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Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15

A dispatch to the London Daily Nah
from the battlefield in France says
the British victory on the Aisne is
complete. The Germans have evacu.
ated the trenches, leaving many dead.
some from dysentery.
Russian troops have captured the
town of Biala. In other regions there
is nothing of Importance to record"
says report from Petrograd.
The allies reported that they not
only had checked the great German
cavalry charge thrust forward in the
region of Lille in an effort to outflapk
the fianking French column, but had
driven back the German horse north
OF Lille, fighting virtually to the Bel
gian border. Further, the French an
nounced they had thwarted the wedge
that General Won Kluck was trying to
drive through the French in the re-
gion of Roye and Lens. The report
given out in Berlin said fighting on
German right wing has been success
full"
President Poincare, Premier viviani
and Minister of War Millerand re-
turned to Paris from the line OF bat
tie. They passed several hours with
General Joffre and Sir John French.
Prince Eitel Friedrich, second son
of Kaiser Wilhelm, was wounded in
the knee and taken to the rear of the
fighting line.
The German army in France is re
ceiving 10000 re-enforcements through
Belgium. They probably will be
thrown against the left wing of the
allies in an effort to check the turning
movement.
Both Kaiser William and car claim
to have been victorious in battle al
Augustowo. Both nations claim to
have put the other armies to fight
Russians now with so miles of Buda
pest.
Lieut.. Gen. Helmuth Won Moltke
chief OF the German general stan. has
been removed from that office by the
emperor, according to report re
ceived In London.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15

The German army in France is re
ceiving 10000 re-enforcements through
Belgium. They probably will be
thrown against the left wing of the
allies in an effort to check the turning
movement.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15

Lieut.. Gen. Helmuth Won Moltke,
chief OF the German general stan. has
been removed from that office by the
emperor. according to report re-
ceived In London.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15

German aeroplanes are dropping
bombs on Reims in an effort to de
stroy the railway station. One OF the
missiles killed IA persons. The north
eastern suburbs of Reims are still I'M
der shell fire.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15

Details of German victories in SUI
Walk and Poland against Russian rifle
guards and cavalry we. given in a
wireless dispatch from the Berlin for
eign office to the German embassy at
Washington.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15

The war against Great Britain, ac-
cording to German newspapers re-
ceived in Rome. will commence at the
end of OCTOBER after Antwerp has
fallen.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15

Two lives we're lost. 100000 dam
age was done, two vessels sunk and
two blocks of business houses and
residence were destroyed by German
cruisers Scharnhorst and Gneisenau,
in bombardment of'the French colony
OF Papeete. Tahiti.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15

Desperate attacks by the combined
forces of Generals Won Kluck and Won
Boehm to pierce angle of French left
and center in region OF Roye and
Lassigny resulted in a signal defeat
for Germans, who have lost 1900 men
in prisoners taken in the two days
fighting, according to the French OFF,
cial communique. Losses in killed and
wounded on both sides were heavy.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15

Both Kaiser William and car claim
to have been victorious in battle at
Augustowo. Both nations claim to
have put the other armies to flight.
Russians now with so miles of Buda.
pest.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15

Prince Eitel Friedrich. second son
OF Kaiser Wilhelm, was wounded in
the knee and taken to the rear OF the
fighting line.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15

The Belgian minister filed with the
state department at Washington a pro
test from his government against the
threatened famine In Brussels. HI
laid the blame on the Germans who
occupy the city.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15

Two French Torpedo boats sank in
Mediterranean sea following collision.
Crews rescued.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15

The correspondent of the London
Daily Express in message dated ION
the battle front In Belgium" estimates
the German loss in fighting on the
-Nethe at 10000 killed. wounded and
missing.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15

President Poincare, Premier viviani
and Minister of War Millerand re-
turned to Paris from the line Of bat
tie. They passed several hours with
General Joffre and Sir John French.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15

1t is announced officially from
Huszt, Marmoros county. Hungary,
that Austrian forces have been en-
gagged heavily with Russians near
Kielce. The Russians retreated. The
battle came to an end near Korossalva
with complete victory for the Aus
TRANS.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15

Reuter- dispatch from Amsterdam
says that it is stated at headquarters
In Berlin that the situation In the
western theater of war Is unchanged
and that the Russians Have been re.
pulsed at Suwalki.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15

Attaches Of the war Office estimated
that the losses OF all the armies en-
gagged in the European war hav,
reached the enormous total OF 1,150,
600 killed. wounded and missing. The
German losses total 100000. Tn,
British, French and Belgian losses are
estimated at $4,000. Russia's losse.
are 100000 men. Austria's losses arr
estimated at $4,000.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15

Russian troops have captured the
town of Biala. In other regions there
is nothing Of Importance to record"
says report from Petrograd.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15

An indictment alleging high-treason
and covering 81 pages has been read
to 25 prisoners charged with having
been concerned in the murder of
Archduke Francis Ferdinand. heir-ap-
parent to the Austrian throne. at Sara
ievo.
Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-10-15

The French ministry of marine Is
sued a statement at Bordeaux that
owing to Austrian navy's action in lay
ing mines In Adriatic. French fleet
would be obliged to do likewise.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-15
RAGING BALLOONS
WlM VITA ELEMENTS

Portland. Ore. June is.-Thai the
taiioon Springfield. piiotcd by Roy
npualdsou. which left Portland last
Thursday In . race under the aus
piccs Of the Aero Club Of America
has made q sensational flight. wealth.
erins the electrical storm that
brought the three other starters 4,
earth, aud crossed tho Cascade range,
was the theory today Of those whf
have vainiy tried 10 locate tho onl,
ono Of tho four Eas balloons now un.
accounted for.
Additional reports were received
today from farmers who sighted the
balloon carly Friday morning. vel
under coatrol and at . high altitude
These reports have been personally
confirmed by the searchcrs. The bal.
Icon vas being driven toward thu
mountains. '
II the Springfield has crossed 'hs
Cascades. Il Is possible II landed ia
onc Of tho widest aud most rugged
parts Of Oregon or Idaho and II the
pilot and his aid. Wilbur Hender
son Of Portland. are unhurt II might
take them several days to reach
center Of communication.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-15
me- !I0lY Or IATIG II CHANDLER
nME IS 1olD FOR FIRST TINE

iss il sss siss, rAss. we're soss
ef the Aash Sassssissa 'AiNs
ssAfas~ il the saMl~s-sSGhisk
sssTss . GARD isss = A4if sozss
sixks s..skssss. rhsS ssse sessls
.rasa fss . hattie fsss asa 10
s~sk ca~sss 81 SssssssLss ssa de-
fsss@ after the hattie ssxzs, rAis
,kss sssassiis aiis
~Aii aAs Ssisrsas the halsss RACED
rss AisAskias rsr,f ksss as . sss-
sa~As fire fsos ssssssi kaksssa
rifles sss ssss. TNs sasss ia ,As
lsss ass@sa~A ii.~af - s~sa il rsss,s.
''iAsssss N. sisst shsst Nes , tell
il the fi.ssiss ssA ,ss sssssA ssa
ssiissss ~sr~ s.Asssi fsssa n.
tess. il The f.ss Of irr-xaiss sisiss
''0s S~ssiss .sssisx sks nriAz
sss sss~Msas
''i-aiss il ,ks aas iks n.iss
ceased. fse asiss sss in the siiss
~~se SEES 10 S- ssssiss shiss h.ss-
h~s-kiss. - sksis Arms asa ssrss-
leg Waite flssss Il vas shisssrsss
Abssss ssss y ssars hsS hsss as-
Hsssas The defenders ssssks@ sixi,r
ssses
IA three s'siS~k .ke AisagA Aihg
Hasig rushed tse ls~s. ssiii ~sasisx
Skise e0ha~9s - ieal ssas ssa sss-
ssiAs ~Aiss 'fisxss rssr kssssss
sss ssss il. Osssrs sssia is sss
IAnhs -''.-.as' ''.'.. -'.F.- FL
srhius-sAss- nssaiss ase .sFs
sAssss-d. ss~~ :es.isx ssas In shs
sssiss~ssss
rss sstsskiss fssss ,sss"sskiF
i"sssa the sosss TAe .asss ssAshiss
sss sss ssmnss.d sp sea ts- sssier
s~sesas ssss ap ssa DESTROYED The
hoAss sf The ~oskins nsn ~.se sis-
Ssi sAa shsir spssssss assaslsshss
t'sss,sss~ saa rssss. ssa hsasehs,s
ussssil. ~ss. hsotrs up saa sir.-
sioshiax ssa ssisssiss .assi.s .vsy.
The H .Assus~A s.rs .ure
marched sb@.ss the Mint fps s~s-sai
hoass ssa after much eussiss ssi
shsess~siss s.se released
ia sb- hsisi- Saturday on- saaa.
William kiss. . nss-asspa ~in-F.
~ss si'isas os sanasy q ss-f.nssr
had his hssa shot Oft b, q tu.sh o.
anSas nissss essryiss = fiss Of
tsus~s Oshsr> smaas the 4. Ai-s.
~ss- ~ossS-a
''Nos~ os the ssssykiss rsrss
s-~0s 30 have heen harmed.
1T ~ss = eiess-.at siss.s, fss IN.
raii~d Nise Workers ssa lh.is
armed ssab.
The attack was made sishnsl sh-
eiishs~ss reosurs'ioe excerpt that the
chaadlss Wise hsA a~rtised - ss-s.
oeulsr" ehe Uasua. asa sses ~oehi.s s
there had d~siised tn Join she un.
soa.-
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-15
o. s. 10 sIxD RELY 10 JAPAN.

washinston. June I..-Aftcr a
lapse Of 10 months the United States
Ia about to reply to Iapan's las, note
on the California anti-alicn land Law.
Secretary nryan said today: ''rhc
note of August &c last viii be an
K~crcd ~ soon ~ tho matter can bc
rrarhcd Answer to II was suspend
cd by the discussion of other means
Of adjusting the differences"
u was believed that in his state
mcnt Mr.. Bryan referred to an at
tempt To drop tho Negotiations for
an adjustment Of the Issue by somc
LEGISLATION by congress TO confirm
the rights Of Japanese now in the
United States and town and lease
land. and a new treaty. looking to
recognition OF the rights OF Japan
csc to naturalization.
The Japanese ambaesador here has
been actively pressing this subject
on the state department recently, in
order that when the Japanese parlia-
ment assemblies next month. baron
KAto. the premier Of the new cabi-
net. may he able to report progress.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-15
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Batteries: Jordan and Ehor: Ti7-
pie and Crosby.
At Denver r. II. E.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-15
FREMONT c60Aty CITIZENS AooPr
smoNe STAND foR law h(b 0loel

siross resolutions sosd~Dsins
ihs ia.issshsss sne oasiasy Of the
UKit-,i MiHe w0sksrS Of America
and pissixins ihs siliIsEs To . hearty
saBpss, of la. sad order s.E- adopt
81 ~ eiiikeas Of Ffeaaost eoaats
last seek
n 1<sslstssaA
Nksssas. rts uai,sG Nine Wort.
-ss of AnsFi.A have sIurnea ssa ig-
Hss.i the orderly ssd lawful sssth-
ss;s psosiS~i sy the p-opis for tie
s@s,i@nsns of aiff~s~ss-. ana es-
fos.stash, Of isssi riks,.. and have
soaxh, 10 eAfosve tb<is asoss6s
sx.iAss their emi'ioseys b. for~e Of
arms. and have violated iss. Destroy
ID pros.erss. Sesssssd To murder. DE-
fled the rssesnnsas Of this state asd
brSaxhs about = state OF insaFfes-
lion within our Commonwealth. aaa
Whereas. c.fiaih seif-ssssiaE tai-
nieians, igs-s:easibie fanatt~s. hss-
,esisai women and yellow ns~sps-
per. have ~iifaiiy maiiensd the sos-
.ssos Of this state and si.iifea The
national guard al tss state. and have
aided. ai,-stsd and sheosfAEsd the
yis,aiioa Of ,a~. and By fai.e sspre'
s-hssiions have misisd and deceived.
nor sniy inans II the sitis@hs of this
state. bat the rhissa SlAiss a. yell.
sha thereby have srsaiei . false iss'
rs~sssss abroad as 10 the isisssiss
Of the f-oeie os this stale aaa their
siiiiarnsss ssa ability To msiniAia
Lac and osses. and
Where's. Tke ~susEs and absss~s
sv,meiAised ot BY tic sniaess. " sssis
there are. ss- tssisnifs~Ast - eusss.
rsr~sa Nth sk~ ssvsSrV ssuas of In
ssr,-ssioa sov pssssiiiax. ass The
~a-sssos al sssisssiaiss ia~ ssd o.
.i-s 10 NJ this sins~ the tassnosns
ase.stsu. ana fns the stsss i'-sss t'se'
esatsss cnesid-ssssss at the differ
saeea tes~v~a CAPITAL and labor. ana
~ do sos suw ssirmtS 10 eoasides
os ,.ssa anne the inertia uf the Goa.
ssoxersy besv-~s The mia~ss ssa The
op~sasoeS or Tn take sides With
either.
Whereas. = CORRECT and siehseosss
ps,biic s~a,ias.nt Il . mighty torss
ia sompeiiins ohedieae- 10 Lac and
oa,.-s, ane~ os order. and we are thor
oeshiy convinced that pahisr sr"''.
neat In the state Of Colorado 10 un-
alscsabiy foe iav ssd order and
aS,isst disorder ana sct'csiioa. aad
sismiy believe that u - the duly os
every euoa ei,issa 10 make kaown
NJ beatess that the eosrsrt seattasai
oe Tho psople nf The state may fsed
esprvssSoa. sad b. knowa. to the cad
that the eomp~iiiae force Of the sra
sincns Of our people for Law sad
order may ovcr~hcim tho iawi~s~
aad rcssose order within this saass.
Now Therefore. We. citizens of sh~
county Of Fremont and state Of Colo
raAo. In mass meeting ass~nbied for
the purpose Of expressing our adhrr-
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-15

rss srs. ssess u las taisis at ,as
Ch~s tiss asis< Ia FI~aoNs sossss
sse o. the sssfssss VI sasiAiss sis
sss Is told ~ tie C4zss Ci,s kssssi
sAs v in aiTsSt sssissse si,a tAs
ssssis. ssi4 s,sesAss. il ,h~ ssas-
ss, ~ the ssiss PRESS ~Esss. ss<
,ss:ssss. a lke uAii.i Niss Mssk-
en-, Hos shs sssitsss eSssabssA fss
the ssisxt ssA carried - . hsisis
like the .srih~ss has. sAxsi il Las
Asisas sssaiS b lSis- Tks Rs~ass
says:
''Ot the Chandler ssisiS skss~ IL
fortunately k-st ess sassf, YAss~ /.
- ssesaias Ahess ise sissSs- NJ
|sssssiss sssss the starting o. fisSsh-
ia ~ The hsslis, No Asass eh.s.
Aesiie sss sssy nsgA . sse-.ide.i sf-
fais: The tnAs ~As ali o. the side ~
The iAaasasisss ssii-s sf The sias sad
the sisissy esissa bs the tsissd
Miss wesksss 81 As~ssss in ARM
sas ssspisss Asa ahssAis~sssas
'Chssaief v . little Aisiss ssas
A.SsI seses Aiie. fsos casSa ctsy
u i. sss sSsss ~ the a. v. 3 l. to
ssa 80 Tar - - kses jeAa u
Has hstsiies Ass sss-s h~sa sAosers
lNish nssisE an sseck Ss isssstvs ID
thi. .isss
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fsii ssss sf The sss ~ ckssAtr,
ssss oss, tsss May saSia ~ waA
ssa ether. ssae il. The mise ~sa'
shssa aoisF bssis.s. ssa sa,Pis@s
coal assias 81 ,ss Water ASs
sssiss ssA rsssissss Ia 10 80.
''os Saturday asssiss. Npsii :sls
she sous Sss siisss.a ~ a. sss.sa
moh st nsiss asss rhs sssAssSsS
pasty ssieesva h sk. ssssussaisx
hills she sikhs before sss ~ esls
ssias,is, snssiss f.ous.a . sesi., sl
shot. is'o the pesssfsi little io~s
AL dss ioss tss battle RACED.
'1Ae asios hsa fson see To i.sss
ftxhtiss nss bsuashs 10 fs"sa sss,
.as ssnrs all ssussa, re~ Al sAes'
had ever .osk-a 81 csss ii.ss Tbs
mes ~es- safely ia~sisa h-hisa
sorks in tho hills ,b"a, the sa~s
They uesv sell armed With kish
power rifles Ahsas sii she asas Il
all the ssose's 10 al tho 'ous. fes q
miles ssusad hsa h<-s hosshs hy 90
hoe official. asa ~thsfs asa tst~s il
automobiles tn the .r-a- Of astIan .
asy os ,~o psevsssss Dasisx ~.
day's battle iooA aaa Asisk YER
tskea 10 the so@haiaats II ths hssl,
By aaioa officials ssd sslos sy1pa-
shisess frpa ssasby eaaps ssses slss
white nag.
The tows had oaiy ahosl Z: De
Hpaasrp. 1hes~ W~e~ the meO Wogk.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-15

sse~ 10 the pstseAplss q las an>
order. DO sirHis resolve that ia~ ass
os1ss Rass snA shall psessu Stah,
in the state Of caAassAA the pssSsae
ciffefeAs-. @u.i ana shall be So
tied b. asa s<casAiss to the lass
ana procedure ssssssA BY the rsspis
a The sssae sas shsis s~s essss.'
osss SD sostrsa ssa ssa ,, fpees.
sieieaee % lalini4atioa: that sh1a,
ever aboSS bay sstss osase ~ cor
sssseA N . hvtsi ssd erArseS Sss
aAa sss b. ipscs a srns. saa thai
1, ~ lks isSiisssbie ssssl ~ ever
AssssissA eiaisfs To sask sas shas'
ss bisabls 80 aros sseh tssos -
to hin ore sastsfs~sns,. asa h TIN
right ~ assa ssa shsii - ssesesssA
Resolved. 1has ve hss~ss zoe,
d~Aa tAs oea. vaAses ss4 sssst1s'
f.<ss Sko have aided os sssoassksa
sioissioas Of Las. sAs have sasiiss-
- the snssssar. sbsssrd the asaiaaal
suasa aaa sssarsa0sa Aaah the sDs,
ssssr saa The ssi iSnsai gssrA il sseis
slfestA 10 sssesv~s isssrssslna as4
sesass- p<ss-. - trailer In shsti
stats. Asa ne hereby piesasr ess'
selves tn ass every hasasasis o<as'
10 ssslsse ssa asislsis iss ssa e.
err saa ensssilsisA ssshnstsy v1h'
10 the snsfisss Of oar hesosss 49,
Rssa,,sd. That se soam~ss shs
snresso~ fae Ats efforts - Aaisssis
PEACE ssd ossss. asa express the b.
lief that hh sffosss ~oaia have hsss
ssose effective hsd he h~~s ssps-nss ~-
b, his associates In the ssaie heas-
issseaa Of L~ias eahasssapd ~ ~
~ ssss ~ ssass officials in sSn
s,aihy with poh epjsit.
Resolved. 1Ass Se heartily esn'
aesa the a~ssh~ss Al the s~sssal
assembly Tor - pso0sslr ssPplyeaa
the s,~ass sos p-ss0sss a shs "a
sseasi ssssS. ssd tes 20 reuarsis
and pasrsesi.siiy vspsosstss the sps'
~sses os the sssis II his hoss al
nod.
Received. That 90 soan~sA shs
Pueblo cht-tlAis and mar jossesl
for their fair po,irS N tsssssheaa
true ss-oaass at The Atsos'ass shss
hes pr~vatl~a IN the state aaa sos
their raissostsn in seas1sag sns
rsae- asa ia~ ~sfoecs0eas. aas
their s,russ orsnsissne 10 the adso.
easss of aisasd~s: and aisn the rnas.
ssv rap~ss ihvuakhoas The sat
Witch have with pssrsteai ssaasa@y
Asood Ter . firm law asa osSss pea'
sey.
Resolved. That ~ eos6s0a shs
attitude os JsAse lss0. lAsAasy vtea
rssersaes 10 the tadsserial eoadstSnos
10 this saase. ana deay the trssh a
his saaiesasaes With rrspees sh~ress
- reported IL the prrsa. aad pro-
ssss asainss bis sssa1p'ioa Of 40
shority TO spsak for Us o. the peo'
rie Of this state.
Resolved. That ~~ uss- cities assi
civic bodsss evsrywhese u 'hls slate
10 make IN opea ssaad for law and
order 10 this. the Grsaisas cststs Colo.
eado hes ever suffered.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-15
WOVEN WATCH THE CLOCK

IN our stoF6B hMu TWctOrTV" tut t"ss
blessed hour when the days worn
ends. The reason Is readily seen. as
tho nature OF their duties too often
Arifts them into the horrors Of all
kinds Of organic troubles peculiar to
women, causing backache, headaches,
nervousness and irritability. Lydia
e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
simple remedy, made from roots and
herbs. may be relied upon to over
come these troubles.
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-15
CARD OF THANKS.

We wish to extend our sincere
md heartfelt thanks to our friends
for the kindness and sympathy
shown us during the illness and
death Of our beloved husband and
father and also to the members of
Simpsons Rest Lodge No. 20, II. Il.
G. Of A.. and all those who sent sucl,
beautiful floral offerings.
MRS. JENNIE GLOW AND chill
DREN.
JOHN McALLISTER, SR., AND
FAMILY,
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-15

II In need OF printing OF any kind
phone the Chronicle-News. We are
equipped to give YOU flrat class work
promptly. Call Trinicad 4lo. II
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-15

sils yoar Scrt
" What under
he mn yoa'W
:sied without
s,s..... ss...s .!s .r;. .s':G
"T1x" draws
0at an @e POI.
OWsssss cxuda-
3ons which puH
|Tlx" IL nas
kl; 'T1x~ y
eraad: "T1E
~ill cure your
Inyt truah9ra %
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-15
''Tl" FOR TIRED
SORE, ACHING FEET

Al! What relisl. No naes tifed iss1,
- nors basaine iese, svea1ss. 6aA ss.sll.
-. sWsaay fees. Ne 0ers poia 10 euree
.alls~sa Or boojooA NJ 1A&1as wtal
The chronicle=news., 1914-06-15

ros1i sever iiap - draw Up yuur -
In rsis. Yoar sAoss Wo0't secsa ttShe
and your feet will nc-es, never hurt OF
get sore, swollen or tirrd.
Get . e5 cent box At any drug o.
IdcparsAkAt s4DeV, a11 Rse ssiief. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-20
HARDWARE MERCHANT
MAY BE PRO9ECUTE

A Hve~ines dagger. which is SAID ~
haze Baen acid Clarence Fonts n
sf3f East Marshall street. 81 the rex-
slatioa Boy Scout knafs hv q Broad
street hardware ssaler last might lsd
70 tha arrsst q ihs boy ard Harry
TtEler. who lives nsaT she s@eeBd ea5l
gate au the MsehsH tesytils turnpike,
40 ta~y aat watehlng gae performance
10 a iaral theater
pagrotmam harris arrested shean.
ana sad last uieAa fnat he womga
paah sas case against tire dealer whe
said tas wsapoa 20 ths boy bas w1uad
ASA ms ana ths other lad only "A
witnesses against htn Ths beys wers
unknown to esen ether ant3 appF@*
nan6ea Both said NJ the First pva~
cgnet station LAST night thar they
thought IL was aus 81 tha knives used
In hurting and a@hssng Indians. AMI
that Il formed a. shs clerk IL ga ID
tn have tela Ponta part sf 1ee Aa9fg~
meat az tha Boy Scouts Ports De
eiarrd 10 Sergeant sheppard tnat ne
Was about 10 jatn the Faay Scouts al
Trinity church. Ard tnae be vas cet~
l@etanw his equipment
Roth af ahe children were under
afsaea years 81 sxe, ard w@Fe released
re- their parents AZ soon a. they had
given thsir names and addresses 70
the POLICE Points thought that he
coaid identity tao mar @ha sold hia
tha weapon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-20

Tney snouif also xfws saprowT to wv@ry
fsyra that wDuid essvafa ths th@@ksr
So social IassftutseA.
Dwv fe~nes~ Drwwmmvwss
'Aa ~ asnefnx" said ths preacher
ff Ia A@ old ma hwxss@N history All
p@1piss have bad their fsIN ANnxas
~ expressed Ioy ~ msoarntn@ exDrse~.
"a sorrow. In THIS 0fa Testament "
sometimes expressed religious gsr~sv
Boa sh@ hisseFy ~ aanesns In taim
country for tha pact SHA hnsaysss
years has b@~n : sts@Ay ana s~ytair
aawsn @smtiams Tn@ msms@sy nsimxs@R
sna ira asKnsa@a i@ne@rm Aavs 81 sac.
nsaspFN Tbs grM0&fat wais& deg@n-
sr@tea insa the twa-wssB. whsea wHM
1sfhiaN bws graf. 4 Ef}ae maa
shnffn Ths aehotsiah dswansraksa
lnts shs turkey trss 2ass wAas our
fathers called fse 'rssd pss8A has
oeayfne tha bNar haM ana tha samws
EVEN sra f93A Virginia pNsf whaen
wa@ she eas# abandonment ~ emaFs
self IN pleasure. na lonw@e essimsaes TIRE
iaaea spp@f9fss ~ snes sna wsn@n
Dancing snAay Instead ~ sxDresa~
inw 10Y *spr~s@@s sersa4sfftY n as
igke a heatasa ysvsg rstssT faa9 a
ari@s Ism sn tsygM@ra
IRE ss0wna@s airs. sh@ indecent
dressing ard tan unw hoi@assas aexaaa
soasaes IN Aswsr9gfaw thaf nss #wnss
~ rnassstg among aBg young psang@
The yasanx B@npie among aBr Yich@f
mefwhSaTs E5w@ tnssr dances in rented
hsli# whIla saa poorer girls aFs
thrust gmf Into pwhlfe aanea Rails
These arr the ae}s s@t Ess *hs feet
~ the anwarv.
Every wiea sarnnsjsaasu appointed
IN ovF cities hags condemned these
nablie danes ha5Ie aa tbs nvwf step
ia a faRA " immortality They sF@
rasponzlni@ TOR tire fall ~ many q
oar wlx1s into = ffs IT ssa warn
yea to assY away freHn ths#s places
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-04-20
Or Jordan breaches,

Large eoagreS atoms were eat yes
teray morning and evening 60 hear
Rag II ~ Jordan. " MI. Lake. Nd
wha iass sandy took charge Of stock
tor street Aaptsss chagch- This ls the
first charch Naich air Jordan has had
charge rte ia a native Oh Raltimors.
Nd. and was educated ia the public
schools nc thai city, later studying
unSt@r % tus0r for theee Years before
ALTERING Croser TaeoIo@lra al segss nary.
af Chester Penn from which re
graduated 4n 1913
AIR Jordan aud his family are tenn
parariBY located az aHsrA &orsa Aa~
asan. untN the pa gsonaGs car be pre-
gsaFea. and arrangements made 20
maNa tn fna Sa0g inside