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Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03

Manuel Herrerias prevented $50 troops
from sacking and burning the city of
Ensenada; the escape of Juan Uribe,
one of the best known criminal law
yers in Mexico, by hiding in one Of
the ships bunkers after he had been
ordered arrested and shot by Cover
nor Baltazar Aviles, and the naysteri-
Gus actions of the Manuel Herrerias
since she left this port at midnight
November "a, were related to federal
officials here by passengers on the
troop ship.
The passengers said that the pres
cnt conflict in Lower California was
caused primarily by the fact that Cap
tain J. l.. B,air of the Luckenbach
steamer Carolyn misunderstood the
question asked Of him by officers OH
the Manuel Herrerias off the Cedros
Islands last Friday They asked him
if he saw the Mexican gunboat Guec-
rero, which was reported heading
north to sink the troopship, and not
an American warship. When Captain
Blair answered in the affirmative the
officers deemed it best to return to
| Ensenada. On arrival there Aviles
arrested Lieutenant Colonel Cervantes
and Major Barranca for disobedience
of orders and it was from this action
that the present trouble ensued.
The boats taken from the Coronado
islands were for the purpose of assist
ing in landing the $50 Villa troops
aboard the Herrerias at point but
a few miles south of Tia Juana, it
being necessary to land them as soon
Ies possible because of shortage of pro-
viions. When the surf made the at
tempt a failure the Herreria returned
to Ensenada and it was there that
Captain Frank Miranda pleaded with
the troops from the bridge of his ship
to spare the town on behalf of the
women and children.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03
French Statement.

Paris, Dec. 3.-The following wal
office official announcement was made
today:
"In Belgium rather vigorous can
nonade has been directed against Nieu-
port and to the south of Ypres.
'"The inundation of the country ex
tends now to the south of Dixmude,
between Lys and Somme.
"The village of AK Noulette, to the
west of Lens, has been violently bonn.
barded.
"Calm prevails all along the front
from the Somme to the Aisne and II
the Champagne region.
"In the Argonne we have repulsed
several attacks of the enemy anc
made slight gains.
"In the Woevre region German ar.
tillery has shown some activity, buI
with insignificant result.
"In Lorraine and the Vosges nothina
Of Importance is noted"
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03

PARIS, DEC. 3.-IT is REPORT
ED THE GERMANS HAVE
CROSSED THE USER AGAIN AND
THAT THE TEUTONS ARE PRESS
ING THE ATTACK FROM THE
COAST TO ARRAS, WITH FIGHT
ING EVERY YARD OF THE WAY.
This is apparently in furtherance Of
their plan to mass all the, troops pos
support the renewed driving movement
at Dunkirk.
Reports from Dunkirk itself say
that uneasiness is growing and that
the treasures of the municipality, some
of them Of great historical and SEN
timental value, have been removed
from the town hall to places of great
er safey.
From the coast advices come that
in spite of the crippling of the Ger
man naval base at Zeebrugge by Brit
ish bombardment, the Germans are
keeping q constant lookout with sub
marines in the channel. Several of
these undersea fighters are reported
to be making frequent patrolling trips
from the maritime canal into the
channel.
Last nights reports that large
part of the German fleet had sailed
forth from the protected harbor at
Kiel and made their way into the
North sea, when considered with the
renewed activity toward Dunkirk, are
taken to indicate possibility that
the Germans wish to draw the Brit
ish warships that have been lombard
ing the coast away from that line Of
activity in order to remove one more
obstacle from the path of the army
gathered south of Ostend.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03
Water Company No. 6
Rejects the Proposals

a telegram from Mr.. McPherrin say
ing:
"All operations unde. the proposed
contract are suspended. The orders for
the dredge and flume materials haye
been countcrmanded pending the exc
ouation of the contract and bond. It
is impossible to negotiate or effect
ar adjustment without you here. 1t
is extremely urgent thai You come
or tonioht's train"
Mr.. Byoclman said It would do no
Sood for him to go to Los Angeles,
as his board has decided not to accept
the conditions laid down by Receiver
Holabird, and he declared further that
Holabrd last July had agreed to so
ahead with the work below the line,
and if he docs not do so not ore OF
the mutual companies will pay him
water rentals January /, but every
company will get water from Mexican
Receiver Andrade.
The failure to harmonic the sew
elal factors to permit work to pro-
eeed will be serious disappointment
to farmers, especially in Districts 8
and u, where the need of this work
is seriously felt.
Apparently the only solution of the
problem is to get the system in the
hands of the people at the earliest
possible time and get rid of the re-
ceiVar
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03
Thanks Funston.

Washington, Dec 3.-President Will
son has written a letter to the secre-
,tary of war asking him to express
to General Funston and the Officers
land men who served at Vera Cruz
the presidents "warm appreciation #
the way in which difficult and deli
cate situation was handled"
The president says that the effect
of the occupation was ito give om
Friends, the Mexicans, a very differ
ent impression of the United States
army and the United States govern
ment from that which they enter
tanned before General Funston took
his troops there"
Secretary of the Navy Daniels has
also written letter to Major General
George Barnett asking him to convey
tc the marines who served in Vera
Cruz "the grateful appreciation Of
the president and of the navy depart
ment and of the American people for
the courage displayed by them when
Admiral Fletcher landed on April 2l.'
Secretary Daniels regrets that he
ic2nnot be present in Philadelphia to
welcome the Homecoming marines on
their arrival there.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03
that Gutierrez will enter Taucaba on
December g."

that Gutierrez will enter Taucaba on
December g"
The Spanish ambassador, Senor Don
Riano, was at the department today
making inquiries about the status of
Spaniards in Mexico, four of whom
were hanged in Mexico City on the
arrival there of Zapata's advance
guard. The department, however, has
no news from the front or center eX-
cept as has been given out.
The state department. gets its dis
patches from John R. Silliman, who
is in Mexico City, and from George
Carothers, who is with General Viii
la. The department has thus no in
formation as to the future relations
of Zapata and Villa, either separately
CT conformity. Weither Gutierrez VIII
be proclaimed provisional president is
not known to the state department
officials. The censorship is most
strict as to any kilograms that would
have to go via Vera Cruz, the head
quarters of General Carranza.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03
Villa Has Arrived.
(By John w. Roberts)

Mexico City, Dec. 2 (Via El Paso,
Tex, Dec. 3).-General Francisco Viii
Ia arrived today in Mexico City prop
er from the suburb of Taucaba. He
was accorded the greatest demonstra
ton in the history Of the capital.
General Villa will Immediately es-
tablish his headquarters in the Ma
tional Palace to await the arrival OF
President Gutierrez.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03
GUTIERREZ NOW IN
MEXICAN PALACE

Juarez, Dec 3.-General Sulalio
Gutierrez has been established in the
National Palace.
1t is learned that when the Villista
soldiers under Raoul Madero captured
Pachuca, General Carranza had a mar
row escape from capture. Carranza
fled in such haste that he left his
sword and many valuable papers be-
hind.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03
Heavy Artillery.

Rotterdam, Dec. 3.-Since Wednes-
Gay morning the sound of heavy ar
tillery has been heard at Sluis from
the direction of Ypres and Dixmude
Fresh streams of German wounded
are pouring through Bruges and
Ghent. The German troops now lie
in unbroken form along the Belgian
coast, past Mariakerke, Knocke and
Zeebrugge, the German trenches be-
ing supported by long range guns,
which point to sea, and endless pla
toons of machine guns.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03
ThaW'S Case A gain.

Washington, Dec. 3.-Denying the
right of the state of New York TO
cxtradite Harry Thaw from New
Hampshire, Philander c. Knox today
filed a brief in the supreme court III
behalf of Thaw. The brief states there
il no doubt that Thaw is legally in
sane, hence he cannot be returned from
one state to another on eXtradition
proceedings to stand trial for q crime
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03
Germans Reported
Across User Again

the French heavy guns and in the ex-
rectation of terrific fighting have re-
inforced their ambulance corps and
notified the hospitals at the rear II
have available as many beds as pos
sible
The Germans are reported to have
evacuated several villages east of the
User of nc strategic Importance.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03
Germans Claim Success.

! Berlin, Dec. 3.--An official state
ment tonight says the Germans have
succeeded in cutting through the Rus
sian right wing inPoland, capturing
I 10000 prisoners and rs guns. "There
has been a marked change in the stu
fation in the eastern theatre the past
few days." says the announcement.
! "Hard fighting is in progress at
Lodz. Our losses are heavy, but not
called enormous"
+ AS to the western theatre of OPP
,.erations, the Germans announce that
fighting in Alsace is proceeding fa-
,vorably, the Germans advancing
against Bclfort.
Fighting at LOdz.
Moscow, Dec. 3.-Lodz, the most
important industrial town of Russian
Poland, has been closely besieged, the
Germans enclosing it from the north,
east and south. The Russian army was
IS in a sack, but rallied with great
power, revolution and heroism, in OF
der, not merely to escape from the
difficult situation, but to rout the enc
my. AT the moment when one por-
tion of the Russian army was resisting
most violent attacks of the Germans
upon the city, other troops were turn
ing their right flank, while a third
portion, after a circular march, struck
blow at the rear of the enemy. Thus
the Germans, who had endeavored to
surround the Russians, found them
selves surrounded. Nevertheless the
German army, outflanked and pushed
to the rear, made supreme efforts to
pass by Lodz from the east and south
A fight with the bayonet began. There
We're skirmishes even in the outskirts
of LODI, where barricades had been
erected during lulls in the fighting.
The supreme effort of the Germans
cost them very dear. They lost tens
of thousands and everywhere were
OSdICli DuSh. ~ Wdo Il ultdul III !,
no one slept, the town was in dark
ness and everybody offered prayers.
III the hotel all the lodgnrs were gath
cred in one room, where they prayed
on their knees. Christians and Jews
prayed together that God would save
the town and give victory to the Rus
slams, as they knew the Germans de
sired revenge.
De Wet Captured.
Pretoria, Dec Sit is officially an
rounced that General De Wet has beer
captured.
Capetown, Dec. 3.-The capture OF
General Christian De Wet is expect
ed to result in the speedy collapse o.
the insurrection. General De Wet has
/ been taken to Vryburg, Bechuana
land, where he will be tried as trai-
! tor
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03
Portugal MCbiliZing.

Lisbon, Dec. Am official an
announcement in the Portuguese
Chamber of Deputies by Premier Ma
chade today says that the mobiliza
ton of the Portuguese army has been
commenced. Four expeditions are
prepared for service in Africa, ana
one division has been mobilized "fol
service wherever needed"
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03

Water Company No. 6 has rejected
tie proposal of Receiver Holabird that
the company submit to Judge Myers
Of Los Angeles the controversy be-
tween that company ard the receiver,
all rules of evidence to be suspended
at the arbitration. The effect of this
decision by the water company is to
end for 2 time the negotiations look
ing to work on the canal system.
No. could not get full supply
Of water from the American receiver
and when this became apparent, con-
tract was made with Depositario An
drade, the Mexican receiver, who has
furnished it. Now the question arises
as to the payment of water titles Jan
uary l, and the water company pro-
poses to make payment to Andrade.
This case, however, is in the courts,
on contempt proceedings, and the wa
ter company is not willing the waive
the rules of evidence in the case.
Attorney r. d. McPhcrrin has gone
to Los Angeles in the hope that he
can still bring about stattlement
that will permit the work to pro-
cced.
McDLarri,, Hard From
Director c. W Brockmcn Of Water
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03
War Near Home.

San Diego, Dec. 3.--One of the most
remarkable stories in the history of
Pacific coast shipping, in which the
captain of the Mexican troop shin
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03
Turks Claim Progress.

Constantinople, Dec. st is Off
cially announced that the Turkish
troops have occupied the Russian town
of Armaditsch, thirty miles south of
Batum.
eve are making steady progress
through Tohorekh valley" the state
ment continues.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-03
McPherrin Heard From.

Director C. w. Brockmcn of Water
Company No. 6 this forenoon received
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RAINSBORO.
Nov. Is. 1914.

Nov. Is. 1914.
Mrs. Louisa Baker, of Hillsboro, is
visiting friends here this week.
Rev B. II. Ryan commenced ser les
of meetings at Dallas Sunday night.
The Aid .Society of Rocky Fork
Chapel will give Knife and Fork
Supper at the Chapel on the night Of
Nov. rs, to which the public is COR
daily invited.
Miss Jane Cameron left Saturday for
an extended visit with her sister at
Springfield.
The annual Farmers Institute will
be held in the K. of p hall on Dec. 16
and II. Frank Blackford, of Eldorado,
and 9. +, Green, Of Cumberland, are
the state speakers.
The Embroidery Club will meet at
the M. E. parsonage on Thursday
afternoon.
DR. Eylar and George Free accom-
panied Mrs. Free to Columbus hospi-
tai last Saturday where she will under
60 an operation. today (Monday).
Mrs John Hulitt, of Hillsporo, is
the guest of;relatives here this week.
Several OF our young people enjoyed
social ball at. the X. of P. Hall last
Thursday night.
Robert and Scott Free left this
morning for Columbus to be at the
bedside of their mother.
The high school ball team went to
Hillsboro last Friday evening to play
ball but we're defeated
N B. Upp had the misfortune to
lose another horse last Friday, one
that was foundered recently.
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DANVILLE.
Nov. l6, 1914.

NON' lO, l0lt'
S. M. Winters,and wife and son, Roy,
spent Sunday with G. G. Walker and
wife, at East Danville.
Robt. Roush and wife and son, Bond,
were guests ofs.Curtis Leininger and
family, west of.town, Sunday.
Mack Grove and family, of Boston,
Edw. Hopkins and wife, of Pricetown,
and Carl Hixon and family, of Shackel-
ton, spent Sunday with Dan Henderson
and wife.
Mrs. Eliza Pence visited her sister,
Ann Pence, at Shackelton, recently.
Mrs. Jennie Evans and son, of Hills.
boro, spent Sunday with her sister,
Mrs George Brown.
Elmer Custer and family, of Dayton,
are visiting Mrs. Elizabeth Knauer.
@. e. Shaffer is entertaining friends
from Cincinnati, also his son, Walter,
from Norwood.
Hugh Stockwell spent Sunday with
his sister, Mrs. G. c. Wrinkle, at East
Danville.
Jas. Dehaas, of Rainsboro, visited
friends here recently.
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Payment OF taxes with any commodity other than
illegal tender" is by courtesy Of Treasurer only When
checks received for ami paid preSenta-
Ion, taxes will be restored duplicate without
ther notice
Examine your tax receipts carefully and that
all your real and personal property appears thereon.
The law says in Sec 1904 that il the taxes not
paid as required viz By Dec 20 and June 90 the
County Treasurer SHALL proceed to collect the
by Distress or otherwise together with penalty OF
per centum on The amount OF taxes delinquent.
Avoid penalty by paying on or before December 20.
While every effort will be made to accommodate the
public you urgently requested to call early and pay
your taxes and thus yourselves and the Treasurer
much time and trouble and prevent disagreeabe rush
at the close OF the season.
The treasurer's Office will be open from a. 70
IL m. and from to p. The remainder Of the day
is absolutely necessary for other essential duties or
flee closed on all legal holidays.
Treasurer's office, Highland County, Hilsboro, Ohio
G. N. WINKLE, County Treasurer
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MARSHALL.
Nov. is, 1914,

Nov l6, 1914.
Mrs Ed Cameron spent Tuesday
with Mrs. Anna Elliott.
Mrs. Sara Barrett spent the past
week with Mrs l.. ID. Mccoy.
Lewis Cameron, wife and son,
James, of New Petersburg, were the
guests of Catch Spruance and family,
Wednesday.
o. Fl. Roads and wife, of Harriet,
spent Wednesday with his sister, Miss
Margaret Roads.
Mrs. John Courtney and daughter,
Grace, and Mrs. Guy Hunter took din
ner with Frank Garen and family
Wednesday.
Mrs T. b. Cunningham and daugh
ter, Martha, and Mrs. N. B. Parks, of
Berryville, we're entertained Wednes
day by DR.. Mason and family.
Mrs. Chas. Gabriel, Mrs. VIM. Hill
and Mrs. Harry Hiestand, of Hills
boro, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Emily
Carlisle and daughter, Carrie.
Mrs. R. r. Watts and Mrs. o. Ii.
Hughes took dinner Thursday with
N. M. Overman and family, of Over
man.
Mrs. John Shaw spent THURSDAY
with iss Etfie Elliott.
Wesley Grady of Iowa spent Satur-
day night with Mrs. Emily Carlisle
and daughter.
John Bobh. and family spent Satur-
day night and Sunday with Sam Bobb
and family, of Carmel.
F. M. Kelly and family, of Prospect,
were the guests of f. M. Main and
family Saturday night.
Benton Parks and wife, of Berry.
vile, spent Sunday with Mrs. Byrl
Mason and family.
Miss Mary Bell spent Sunday after
noon with Miss Elva Spruance.
Lowell Hunter and Misses Marie
and Katherine Creed spent Sunday
with Lem Hunter and family.
Mrs. Harry Boatman and daughter,
of Fall Creek, spent Thursday night
and Friday with Mrs. R. L. Watts.
Rev Ryan, of Rainsboro, spent Sat-
urday night with VIM. Elliott and
wife.
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AFew Suggestions in Regard to Taxes.

The first half Of the taxes for 1914 together with all
former denquencies are, payable before Decem-
ber 90 1914 the remaining halt due and payable
or before June 90 1915
Those owing last June taxes delinquent and must
be paid not later than December 20 1914 such PROP
erty will be advertised and sold the second Tuesday
Feb 1915. Some taxpayers have been in the habit
paying the December and the preceding June tax
together thinking that they paying the full years
All such paying the last half of years tax
and the first half OF the following years tax and thus
paying fifteen per penalty the preceding June
tax The proper way to pay full years tax without
penalty is to pay in December for December and the
following June.
Dog tax is payable in the December collection.
When asking by letter for the amount of taxes, desg
your property clearly, in whose name, in what
township taxing district number OF acres, what town
number OF lot always inclosing stamps for reply.
Remember, the property stauds the treasurers
books In the of the Feb 3, 1914 and the
duplicate delivered in the fall remains
unchanged for year.
Bring send your last recepts this will
rectness In description.
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kle, Sunday.

kle, ounuay'
Mrs. L. A. Purdy had as her guests
Friday, Pearle Strain, Anna McCon-
naughey and Grace Purdy.
A. e. Hunter called on Lewis Rosse-
lot Sunday.
James Eakins and wife spent T-lurs
day with Reuben Fawley and wife.
Joseph Miller and family, of Hills
boro, spent Sunday with Nelson Bar
rere Sr. and wife.
Roscoe McConnaughey, who has
been working for Frank Orebaugh
the past summer Is at home.
]. w. Kenney, of Wilmington. called
on-Chas. Purdy one day last week.
The trustees of this township, are
making repairs on the public well by
placing a concrete curb and a new
pump in same.
Sara Fenner, of Greenfield, is the
guest OF Paul Fawley and family this
week.
Effort Mccoy and wife, of Miller's
Chapel, spent Sunday with VIM. Car
rier and family
Joseph Strain and wife were the
guests OF Misses Vena and Margaret
Stultz, In Hillsboro, Sunday.
Rev Kerr will preach his last ser.
mon at the Presbyterian church Sun.
day, Nov. 20, at 1880. Rev. Kerr will
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NEW MARKET.
Nov. 16, 1914.


Miss Lydia Pigott, who has been
working at Martinsburg, for some
time returned home Monday.
Reuben Fawley and wife called on
L. A. Purdy and wife Saturday even
ing.
John Long, of Greenfield was a
business visitor here Saturday.
Purdy & Hunter nnloaded a car Of
feed at New Market Station, last
week.
Effie VanWinkle is the guest of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Luck, of Aliens
burg.
Roy Harshbarger and family spent
Sunday with relatives at Point
Victory.
A. E. Hunter and c. v. Purdy and
wife attended the funeral of d. II
Hill In Hillsboro, Saturday afternoon.
Lottie Robinson entertained the w.
@. T. u. at her beautiful country home
Thursday.
Mrs. NJ. II. Eyler is having her
house repaired.
Herald Hodson and Marie Van.
Winkle. of Lynchburg, and Dorsie
Pence, OF Tile Junction, were enter
tained at the home Of j. ID. VanWin-
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Hundreds of limitations have come
and gone since Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound began-40 years ago-to
loosen thelgrip of coughs and colds.
You can not get substitute to do for
you what Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound will do-for coughs, colds, Group,
bronchial affections, lagrippe coughs
and tickling throat. Buy it of your
druggist and feel safe.
adv GARRETT & AYREs.
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Foley CathartiC Tablets.

Are wholesome, thoroughly cleans
ing, and have stimulating effect on
the stomach, liver and bowels. Regu-
late you with no gripping and no un-
pleasant after effects. Stout people
find they give immense relief and com.
fort. Anti Bilious.
adv GARRETT & AYREs.
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18th Day of December. 1914.

at the usual voting places, the question OF
issuing bonds of said Village in the sum of
Twenty Thousands Dollars tor the purpose
OF paying OFF the certificates of indie ebted-
ness of said Village heretofore issued by the
Council of said Village. and of the ind e bted-
ness of The Hillsboro Light & Fuel Company
against said Village.
Those who vote in favor of the PROPOSE
ton of issuing the bonds as aforesaid Shall
have witten or printed on their ballots the
words For the issue of bonds" and those
who vote against the same shall have writ
ten or printed on their ballots the words
Against the issue of bonds"
November 18th, 1914.
JAMES A. WILKINS,
adv Mayor,
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all township school
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60 to new field of labor at Bloom
ington the first OF the month
Henry Elliott an aged citizen, OF
Hilsboro died at his home at that
place last Saturday. The funeral ser
vices we're held at this place today,
conducted by Rev. J. H. Hollings-
worth Interment in the Baptist
cemetery.
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City Girl-How savagely that bull
10 Jks at me
Farmer-It's your red parasol, miss.
City Girl knew it was little out
of style, but didn't think bull would
notice it Philadelphia Public Led
ger.
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Notice of Election.

Notice is hereby given that in pursuance
OF resolution of the Council of the Village
OF Hillsboro, passed on the 18th day of
November, 1914 there will be submitted to
the qualified electors of said Village at a
special election, on the