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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
SERWANS DRIVEN -:
BACK BY THE
AUSTRIAN FORCES


ways leading into the Carpathian
country. Russian cavalry already has
reached the crest Of the Carpathians.
The official estimate OF the total
number OF Austrian prisoners cap
rured thus far is $4,000. They have
been sent to the interior govern
ments
News has been received here of the
arrival OF Russian troops in Belgium
to aid the allies. The dispatch Of
Russian soldiers TO the western thea
ter Of war is taken by the populace
here as added proof that operations
in the East are fully successful.
Berlin Claims Victories.
London, Sept. 9,-A Berlin Official
dispatch says:
"A column under command Of the
Austrian general Kestranek, advanc-
ing together with the eastern army
under General Dankl on Russian ter
ritory, repulsed a violent attack OF
Russians and took 500 Russian pris-
oners In the south the Servians
tried to break into Croatian terri
tory near Mitrovica and 5000 of them
were captured by the Austrians.
Much war material was also cap
tured."
A report from Vienna says that an
Austrian army OF 10000 has defeated
the Montenegrin troops in Dalmatia
with enormous losses. The Austrians
are reported to be ready to invade
Montenegro.
Austrians Suffer Crushing Defeat.
Petrograd. Sept 9.-That the Aus
rian army of General Won Auffen-
oerg has been completely crushed by
he Russians under General Rouszky,
5 the declaration of the war Office
his evening. 1t is stated that not
,nly are the Austrians completely
Outed. but among the prisoners are
many Germans and this is taken TO
mean that the GeTma reinforcements
tent to aid the Austrians had surely
participated in the battle.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
Lot Sale Continues.

Management of the lot sale of the
Penn college addition announce the
disposition of a number of more lots
since the opening day and numerous
contracts have been closed. Total
sales are now about sixty. Enclosed
contracts are pending and sale pros.
poets are many. Interest in the sale
continues and many people are visit.
ing the tract daily. The management
is satisfied and gratiGed with the
showing made.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10

Unless a merchant pays a filing fee
when he presents to the county rec
order his report on sales of firearms
he is still liable for the penalties OF
the law for failure to report. Under
the Iowa law every sale of a gun or
dangerous weapon must be reported
to the county recorder and the latter
has right to demand and receive
fee for recording the report.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10

building his new house vest of town
square house with eigMn rooms in
addition to an extra kitchen.
Isaac Barnes OF Tracy was a caller
at the station Thurs. II looked like
old times TO see Ike in town.
olivet was well represented at the
fair, last week. Twenty,eight of our
people we're In attendance.
A.. T. Hinkle of Ankeny was a
business caller in town Friday.
Mrs, Mary Adams returned 10 hei
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
nI1 iotIver.

Oliyet, Sept. George Courtney
of Osirafoosa- put down two wells in
this locality last week, one for Q.
coryell and one for Isaac Barnes.
w. II. KEEPER, the Spencer man,
was in town Thursday. He says the
war is soaring prices, especially on
sugar and -four.
@. X. Pelkington OF Angus was a
caller at the station Thursday He
predicts a republican victory Of NO
mean proportion this fall
Miss Ida Johnson ana daughter OF
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10

home in Oskaloosa Saturday after
attending the fair and visiting at tn,
F. C.. Drake home.
Mrs. A. DeCook and sister Nancy
spent Saturday in OskaIoosa.
Uncle John Thompson writes that
they had one big family reunion at
Indianapolis with one hundred PEG.
pie present and were to hold another
one at Danville on Saturday. Sept
5. He said he didn't know when
they would be home.
n w
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
WAR PENDULUM
SWINGS TOWARD
GERMANY TO-DAY
Continued from Page -

eral Gallieni, however is Supremely
confident that the French line will
hold. No information concerning the
situation in the north has been made
public. -
Americans Ordered Out OF Paris
The United States Ambassador
Herrick today notified all Ameri
cans in that city without any real
business here TO leave at once. He
said the French government has ndi.
Gated that Americans who want TO
stay and see the fun are distinctly
not wanted. There is still grave dan
ger of an attack on the city. Although
reports from the front continue &c
insist that the allies are gaining
ground the German force is still far
from being decisively beaten
War Office Optimistic.
Bordeaux, Sept. 9.-The minister of
war this afternoon following the is
stance OF the regular afternoon bulle
tin, which was actually optimistic in
tone, declared that the German Of
Tense has been broken. He declared
that the strategy of the general statf
has now been successful and every
where along the line the French and
their allies are on the offensive.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10

FOLLOWING The burning o. me boil
er and fuel house at the Iowa Valve
company works near Seventh ave
nue. east a larger house has been
erected that gives better accommo
datiOns
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10
Business Men Called to Meet,

OskaIOOsa business men are asked
to meet at $50 Thursday morning in
the committee room Of the OskaloOsa
National Bank TO consider certain
important matters in connection with
the forthcoming MahaSka Fan Festi-
val
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-09-10

Rochester were callers at the r.
Williams home Sunday evening.
II. NJ Thompson returned Tuesday
from Des MolDes where he attended
the state fair. He also visited, his
brother |. +. Thompson and family.
at Winterset.
Mrs. Druse will have surprise foI
her father and mother, Uncle John
Thompson and wife, on their return
from Indiana. She is having their
home newly painted, both inside and
out.
S. Bartlema has a force OF men
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14

bel1en 15iibr1,1g ct unaufbaltlam
beibebielt pabreno ser erlten Sabre
Ieiner @a1pfperpoltung. Sic Mbltratt=
biider uuroen BON @errn 3app tn
ser @ergangenbeit ltetS ge11alt ge,
fiibrt, uno nit genalter Sor9falf
miro oieles iett beiorgt bon eouaro
Maarpbp, ser NIT oen Ntll6ten oeS
Nb5traft = Gepartemerts lelt ben les<
ten 5ebn Sabren betraut tit. @el1aa1t-
ter lit Elm @raouirter Ser ct. elouo
Sodldu1le, unD IN ibm erfanrte 9err
;3opp Sen ridtigea il1ngen Mann,
Sem bas Nbltraft 9epartemem ar-
pertral1t merben fonnte: @abreno
leiner Gienitiabre in oieier Steu1tng
bat Ser M1,rpbp ii6 oes III i'm
geletten 3utral1ens pollol1f mliroig
ertpieien un6 ii@ o1S progre11tpen,
5l1perlaliigen uno gefa1igen lungen
@eldaitsn1am betbatigt, uno 1e111e
6reltn6e %>piiniden'ibm, oob es ibm tn
Ser Mbltraftoffice in 6em ne1ter1 Setm
ser 8opp @toatsbonf nod piele Sab
re 51m @e1te1 6es @ei@aftes nno 1et~
nem eigenen nod Se%r5enspuni@
tpoblergeben moge. ....
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14

Sol1ie Square" trager. Die iii6li6e
9dlfte 6es itattli6en Shines" 4@e=
bauoes, oas 5u ei1eem @ertbe bon
$4,000 obgei66tt tit, lit 6ieier So
ge in Sen 8eiib Ser uMoroltern"
9rudgeieuidoft lbergegangen unb
miro, iobalb sic Security 81anf
@oof & @rinting 60. ibr eigenes &C.
bqu6e onltel(e 6es iebigen @tar 2eib=
italles eingeridtet fat, BON ibrem
nel1e1r @igentbum @elib ergreifen.
gis 5n iener 3eit miro fi@ 6ie
uMor6ltern" >DrudgeieQi@aft ouf IT,
re iebtgen Maaumlt@feiten bei6rdrt>
fen miiiien, 6o@ ipdterbin 6em un-
teren Gbeil 6es @ebauoes mie omd
Sen oberen, Sen iie jett 5m tbrem Sc
i@qftsbetrieb inne bat, occupieren.
Dieie Mbdn6erung, melde Dem
rgeoroitern" @eiddfte groBere &acum=
lidfeiten nnb 6aber Before 8e=
qlaemli6feiten gibt, lift 6emmo@ nur
cine Sruge fur5er 3eit, un6 mir fon=
men ste @eriiderung geben, BOB iid
niet1anb mebr iiber 6as eigene Setm
frel1t, tpie sic uMor6ltern" =Drndge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14

IeaI6aft ielbit rno aae Sic bel Die
Ter @eieQibaft IN 1ie1lt iteben. Wttt
oieier Mnfiinoigung, oob Der v@oro+
tern" ii4 fre11t, Serr zines eigeren
@eims 5u fem, gibt er sic @eriide-
rl1ng, baB, mie bis jett Die pielen
1Srelln6e oes @lattes, Sic in Ser Sf=
flee oes vMoroitern" poripraden,
BORT itets ei1ren a11genebmen Mnfent=
baltsort fanbe11 m16 immerfort einen
freunoli9en &ertebr batten, otelel<
ben in oem eigenen &eim 6es uNeoro<
1tern" ei1ren Nlab fin0en meroen, mo-
ibren cine 3~l1porfon1menbeit gebo=
ten fem miro, pie man cine before
ibnen an feinem a1l6ern Nlab IN ct.
Gloub 51 bieten permag. Sn nn1erm
eigenen @eim miro, mie @err 6ranf
Gins alS Hraii6ent ser u%9foroltern"
Grnfgeieli6oft bel ieinem fir Die
eriten Sage bier angefiin6igten gr<
ideinen aus Californian baS nel1e
&eim f%ren6iglt begriiBen miro, itets
ie6er, namentli6 ieber 9eutide BON
&er5en miQfommen nn6 ibm Elm
fre11noli9er 6el1tlder @ruB geitdert
fem.
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Mnr nenes Gels.

Tim Ser gr0ffm1ng Ser nerer
53opp state @anf nod cine beion=
6ere @eoeutnng gu perleiben, gab es
in Sem nel1enSaititut am0fontog mir
1rel1 gepragte Miin5e, Sic ienen, Die
1id 5ltr gr0ffnungsfeier ibrer Sc
ihafte in ser 3apps.9}a1tf e%ntleoigten,
berabreidt m1troen. MneS 8apter=
qeIo, silber uno @ol6 batte einen mo-
gelmeues@ eprdge, unb oieie gliberroe
flingenoe Miin5e Itanb gan5 nnb gar
IN Sarmonie nit benz berrli9 oefo=
rterten nno g%eldmudten @ebanoe
mie audi nit 6em beiterem @eien 1e=
1rer, sic sic &erren bon Ser Bant
in ibrem 1e1en @eim begriiBtn nno
bon 6ie1en begriiBt muroen. @ebit=
6em gelongten m @r0ffmungstage
sic 6renn6e nn6 @0nner 6es Banf=
qeidaftes in 6en 8eiib 3ierlider le=
6erner @el6b0rien, sic als langiabrt-
qes Mn6enfen BON Ben &efdenften
an Sen Sag erinnern, an pe1dem DIE
3opp @tate 8anf ibren nm5ug IN
6as 1re11e itattIibe 8anfgebal16e an
ct. @ermoinitraBe, gera6e ser Ho1t,
office gegeniiber gebalten bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14

g1llogie a1lf sic &aterlan6sliebe Scr
Amcrifo1er. Sb S%rlan0er, ob 1eut=
ider obcr SS1toe bon M%bitammung,
melm sic Ser. Staaten beorobt iino,
oa,u1 linb iie alc Nmerifaner. Sic
tooten @eloen bon Sierra Gru5, mel6e
auf blutiger @ablltatt fir bas So
terlano ltarben, ml1r6en am Mon=
auf aruerifamidem So
Sen gelanoet, un6 9ano, Staat uno
|gto6t 5outen ibnen ibren Sri61t. Sn
friiber Morgenitun6e, als bie @elt=
itabt am @116fon nod ni6t 5u 11e11em
9eben ertpa6t NOR, tpnr6en Die nit
oem Sterne1lbonner 6rapierten IL
|Gdrge bon 6em &relt5er uMontana, 4"
6en iie aus Sierra @ru5 nod bier &C.
bradt botte, auf sic &lo5a I'M Sat-
terp=Eorf geihafft. Mr1r menige Ser
!ionen pobnten 6ieiem S6auipiel bel.
slber 11>1ge5dblte Gouien6e fiilten Sic
|StroBer, ols UNI s ubr Ser Sei@en=
5ug ii6 o1f Sen @eg nod Ser Ma=
rinetperft in 8rooflDn ma6te. Sim
|Sonr1togmorgen botte Sic nMonta=
no." mel6e bon Ser Eraiioenten=
Sadt vMopflomer," NIT SEM Mari=
ne efret4r 0uniels an 8orb, nn6 Sem
6iird)tenid)ts u@poming" geleitet
mur6e, ibren feterliben gin5ug in
Sen Soften bon Seem Sort gebalten.
&ur5 na@ 12 l1br mittags 1angte iie
an Ser 8otterp an. Die @%ofenforts
un6 oue Sdiffe I'M Soften batten oni
Salbmait gefloggt. &raii6ent @il,
Iion fubr ont Sonntagabeno bon $50
Ellington ab nn6 trof bier am Mon-
ein. St begab iid bon
! 6em @abnbof 1ofort mod Dem @am1e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14
@15ere Staten.
Sem. Norf. 8. SIC

Mad6em Die transat1antiiden
Dmpfergeieuidoften Sic 3mii6en-
6edsrote bon europa nod amerifa-
nii6en Soften erbobt boben, erfolgte
in elmer in Seem Sort abgebaltenen
&onferen5 Sic @rb0bung Ser State
bon bter nod e11ropaiiden &afen ouf
$50 Biz $35. Sic merifanii4en
@ertreter ser. Dampferlinien erbiel-
ten bon 6en &ouptbureaus sic @ei<
flung, sic Staten 8u erb0ben. 8er
fid 5u SEN 11ie6rieen @oten nit @oi-
iagierbineten berieben bat, Der Fat
einen aniebnliden 8etrag eripart. sSn
cen @aiutenraten iin6 feline Men6e.
rltrger borgerommen mor6en, uno
o1td sic rniiid-amerifanifde 2inie
bebdlt lire State bon $40 fir 2. @o'
iiite nod &otterbm bel.
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Sbrpnerbe getanft.
8roun@ g, 11. Mai.


lteber sic Saufe 6es Tbronerben
inn brounidmeigii6en &er5ogSbauie
lit folgenoes gu beridten. Ms ale
Sm1fgaite eingetroffen paren, er14ie=
1ren nod alS lebte @aite @aiier SSH
belm ielbit un6 feline @emablin, oie
@Itern Ser @er3ogin. Mit gro ben
Yrmnf mmr6e oas @uiierpoar feierli6
eingebolt un6 bonn @er5ogSpaar am
@abnbofe ber5li@ begriBt. Daramf
begriiBte 6as @aiierpoar sic @er5o<
gin Gpra bon Cumberland, 6ie M1t=
ter 6es @er5ogs. mgemein fiel Ser
groBe 2Nrnnf Ser Dieneridaft auf
in ibren gol6itrobenben SdarladS
lipreen> iopie Ser Brunf Ser @agen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14
Sampieo in 8ranb.
Suare5, Mer., 10. mai.

IS II Te d, W(eG., III. U(ul.
Die erbittertite Sbla6t felt 8es
gim Ger geeentpdrtigen &epolation
in Merifo mar Sonntagabeno in
Gampico, Mer., int @ange, tpie Be-
amten Ser @onititutionaliiten nad)
SSnl1are5 genel6et miro. gs beibt, bob
etlid)e Selquenen unb -SanfS, 10 TO-
gar elm 9beiI ser Sto6t ielbit in
6lammen itebt. Sammtlide Mmeri=
foner iinb an 8or6 Ger amerifani=
iden ariegsidiffe gegon9en, bodt
5ablreide anoere Musldn6er befinoen
ii6 nod a%llentbalben inn Sel6titrift.
Ser &ompf tobt iebt IN 6emienigen
@ebiet, meldes Die amerifanii6e &e=
gierrtng 81 elmer neutrolen 3one pro-
flamiert gu ieben miini6te. &ierauf
lieBen ii6 ie6o6 6ie @enerale ser
9febe0en ni9t elm. Inter Dem 2i6t
6es bremnenoen Sels fe1ern Die Sc
bener aus 90 i9tperen Sel6geiduten
in sic bon Sen. 3arago5a befebligte,
itarfe 6eite Ser Suertai6en @arni=
ion, sic ii9 I'M Centrum Ser Sta6t
befin6et. Gin pabrer &agel bon
|g6rapneus gebt auf Sen Sein6 nie=
ser, INN ser unter Gen. @%on5ales ite=
benoen &ebenen=Snfanterie einen
@eg in 6ie Sta6t at ebnen. Sic
i3abl ser @ebeuentruppen betr6gt
1000 Mann. Sen. Seius @arranas
griga6e, melde onfangS it 6en
@ompf %eingreifen ionte, lit na6 @on=
terep 5uriidgeibidt tpor6en.
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apnarefbertagmng.

t@afbington, 9. g., 8. Weot.
Die Mnsiidten a1f @ertagurg bes
@ongreIfes am 10. Suit tporen ant
Treitog int o1lgemeinet gunftig. Die
6iibrer int &ous beriefen formen BEN
bereits Donneritag angefun6igten
@onfus ser 9emofraten a1f 1adhiiten
Dienftog Elm, nn6 int Senot murbe
ser @eidIuB eefoBt, fiiinftig f@on TINT
II l1br bornittags anitat I'M 10
ubr sic @ibunee1 gu beginner, um
bie reidIide Mrbeit moglidft f4nen
3u erle6igen. Sour cine @olfe idapeb-
te om &ori5ont, nnb bas moor bas
@erebe, baB bon 1erem ser &eriu&
gemodt 1nerben fone, nod in Ser &c.
gentpartigen @eiiion cine Mbitim-
m1111g iiber bos @erfoiiungsamen6e,
ment fir rationale 8robibition i'm
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3uitan6e 3u brin-
gen. Die betreffen6e &efolution miro
I'M &ous unter elmer Spe5iolregel
ungefabr na9 elmer ISOLDE eingerei4t
perben, fo6aB ma1t gegebenenfnQs 70.
fort abgeitimmt tper6en fam. Sc lit
ni@t at ermarter, 6oB 6os 8robibt.
tionsmenbement ndditen Mitttpo4
bonn bemofrotii@en @al1frs atee.
riibrt. miro, a~n6ererfeits boben 6ie
6ubrer inn &o11s nidt sic Mbiidt, sic
@efolution toot3ufdlagen. BUR SIN.
nabme lit cine Mebrbeit bon 5pei
|DritteIn ser 5timmen 10tbig, unb
ouf ole Sdne miro cine fnappe Ib-
Trimming ertportet. @an3 glei6 mel<
DIE StelIung 6os @a1ts in biefer @ei-
iion at Ser Mngelegenbeit nimmt, Ser
|@enot lit 6erart nit a1t6eren @ei9df-
ten iiberbduft, 6aB er fnlm imitan6e
fem miro, sic Sroee nod in 6tefer
Seifton an3ui9nei6en.
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Die Soften aceArt.
Sem Oorf, II. Wta

@raii6ent @illon batte Die &eoe,
oie er uuf ser 8rooflpner Marine=
merft gu @bren Der Sooten bon gera
.@ru8 bielt, nidt porberettet. Bte ct
]ie bielt, mor Tie eine Mntmort onf
sic Mnipro6e bes MorineiefretarS
|DonieIa. Ct ipra6 nit LETTER nno
beben6er @timme, nn6 fem Mntlib
NOR ernft. Seine @orte tparen eine
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mo .Yuton1obile neuer @onltrmftion

nn6 .Yutomobile 1teuer Som trnftion
amf. Sic s. er6e I'M 3uge maren Die
eoeliten &alienpfer6e bonn S6lolie.
Ser beriibmte alte Som bon 8raun=
i6meig tpar fir 6ieie 8eier tbeilmeiie
umgebaut un6 nel1 eingeri6tet. l1m
Die S6aulult 6es Enblifums 5u BE-
frie6igen, mabte Ser Tauf5ug einen
meiten umtpeg. &or Der Saufe NOR
Griibitiidstafel, nn6 na9 ser Taufe
mur6e Elm groBes 6eitmabl gegeben.
Mn6 BEL 6ieier @elegenbeit ergoB iid
mie6er elm rei@er Sr6ensregen.
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Mnter et8emes @etmt!

8eIde @enugtbuung, pelde Sn=
frieoembeit, melden Srieoen bergen
1tidt bie @orte vein etgenes 9etm"
in fid! Diees 8etpuBtiein brimgt
pielfa@ nit ii9 bas Gtreben 6es
Gamilienbaters, Dos Streben bes &C.
1ddftsmannes, iib 1T 6en &eiib etnes
eigene1t &eims 3u bringen. l1n6 bop
pelt ongenebm 1T 6ieie id0<
ne @rrungenidoft, tnenn ite
ni6t, 10 3u iage1, IN 6en
@dob fd1nt, ion6ern menn tie Grndt
Iongidbriger @irfiamfeit lit. Bier-
gig LANCE Sabre bat Ser .georbitern"
INN feline Iange @ulten5 gefampfft;
aug einem fIeinen Mnfang lit Die
fes 8Iott 6onf ser lnteritiibung iei-
1per 9efer un6 bonf Ser Mns6aner
1n6 ser nnermiiblidfeit Ser @eraus=
qeber tpie a119 6anf Ser bielen mr6
idmierigen 8emiibuneen 6es S@rei<
bers 6ieler 3eilen, Ser felt nabe5u
81 Sssabren oIs S9riftletter feline
@tene bebauptet, GIT einem be6euten<
Sen Gamtltenblatte getpor6en, bos
bon tanienben Deutiden in @tearns
11n6 BEN angren5en6en Counties a1-
modentli9 als germ geieberer @ait
begruBt miro. @ier3tg lange Sabre
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Stir cine nerhartete Qeber.

sd sd babe @bomberlain's Sablette
bin un6 tpieoer gebral1dt fit Die leb.
ten feds Sabre, tpe1u1 INNER meine
2eber 8eidet gob, baB fie iid in uat-
orbentIidem 3mitan1e befinbe. Sic
habe1 imrrer roi9 gearbeitet un6 mir
Sic Qetpinf@te 2in6erung gebrodt,"
{dreibt s5ra1 S. 8. &rab11s, @pring.
bile, q. 9. gu faufen Bel @artin
MoIitor. - Mn5etge.
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bat ser uMoroItern" unter frembem
0ude fem @riiten3 gebabt, nnb Die
gigentbiimer 1ieies @lattes, tpel6e
lid ltets nit bem @ebanfen trngen,
nit ser Set ibr eige1es &eim' gu
beliben, 1eben iebt 6ielen @rni4 be-
frieoigt. Scenes 2otal, III mel6em
bos 8lott felt mebr oenn 3pon5ig
Sabren bergeiteut tpuroe umo iein
@irfen nit grfolg gefr0nt iab, lit
iebt @igentbum Ser vNeoroitern"-
Drndgefellidaft %getpor6en. Ser Biz
oabin nnter Dem @amen vTtmes"-
@eb1l16e be5eidnete 8au miro fur
oerbin bie 8enennung uGrinting
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81 nerfanfeu

20 Slider 9anb nit gatem &ol5m19S
nno 8o11mitdmmett gum 8retter.
i9nei6en; cine MeiIe bon Greeport
m rblertott9 Gate gelegen, geeignet
fir einen @ommer.@e{ort. MabereS
bei &aul &oidiol,
26~2t Greeport, Minr1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14

oes 0beriten 6. sc, &onie. Sic De-
l%egationen Ser bei6en &dufer 6es
@ongreiies batten ben glei6en 3ug
ben1bt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14

oebrouhe 8eruuo tets, tuenn mei11e so
mile es nptbuenoig bat. Sano es tets
iehr aut, es bilft nnnberppn. Ste tpn<
men i1lein 8eusni6 %9ebraudben, toe ,n!111er
Sic mDllen." 90 Io9t Srau y. Ste9an'
SO. GA g. 2eapitt st., Chicago, SuS.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-14
@ebt amt mid,
Sd bin 9eimmo.

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b%Dqfdn6ig , 0 II
1neinem 3rubel ges
BELT. Metne Mu.
genliber tuaren bid
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Mu9en tuaren tto<
mentlib empinb=
lieb ge9en 2tht.
&atarrb mar mein
2ei6en. Sd lieB
meme Nu9eH oe>
honbeln unb nabn1
biele Mebi5in, aber
ntbts lebien mir 81
belfen, bis tdb Yez
rnnn %nerSuchte. eSh
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-04

many bold cliffs and ruined castles Dor
dering it. while innumerabp thriving
villages and rich pasture fields vie
with one another in making a beautiful
landscape
Huy, fortified place. has citadel
rising in terraces from the river and
defensive works hewn out Of the solid
rock IIuy is fourteen miles from
Licge and twenty-fOur from Namur
Here Peter the Hermit was buried.
and the rains of the abbey he built
upon his return from the crnSHdps are
still pointed out
Three Belgium towns that the pres,
mt war has brought into the public
aye are MaIinpS Il city Of 10000 inhabi
rAntS and the seat of the Roman Cath.
ollie primatp of Belgium Uhe stately
cathedral suffered considerable dam
age during the recent German bonn
bardment; Mons, which is tine capital
of the province of Hainaut, and Char
leroi, a smaller town situated in the
same province. Charleroi lies between
Mons and Namur, and in the history of
the future it IL sure Of an enduring
fame
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-04
NAMUR AND ITS OLDEST FORTRESS.

theater Of at least the opening events
of the great war. This is no new thing
on Belgian territory. Waterloo is il
Belgium, near Brussels. The Meuse
and Sambre valleys furnish direct
line from Germany into France. Liege
is only one of several strongly fortified
places along the route.
The next place of Importance after
Liege, going up the river, is Namur
At Namur the river Sambre joins the
MeuSe, and there Belgium has erected
a chain of nine detached forts. The
fall of Namur has been one of the sur
prises of the war, as its Notifications
are stronger than those at Liege, and
therefore a long siege was anticipated
The most ancient fortress is built high
up on the hill overlooking the town and
has public park about it,
The valley Of the Mouse from Liege
to Namur is picturesque and attractive
and is densely populated, even for Bel
GUM. which is the most densely popu
lated country ON earth. There are
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-04
Girl Sticks to Her Post

Paris.-Accordng to information
which has reached Paris the little vii
lage of Etain, near Longwy, France,
has been subjected to two lombard
ments by the Germans. The second
set the town on fire, and many per-
sons are said to have persisted in the
flames. The telephone service of Etain
was left in the hands of young girl,
who stuck to her post while shells
were bursting all around the telephone
office and called up Verdon every fiji
teen minutes to give an account of
what was going on.
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Office OF TION.
To the Sheriff of Putnam County, Of
the State of Florida:

To the Sheriff of Putnam County, Of
the State of Florida:
be it known, That l, H. CLAY
CRAWFORD, Secretary of State of
the State of Florida, do hereby give
notice that
GENERAL ELECTION
will be held in Putnam County, State
of Florida, on Tuesday next succeed
ing the first Monday in November,
A. d. 1914, the said Tuesday being the
THIRD DAY OF NOVEMBER
For United States Senator from the
State of Florida, for six years from
March 4, 1915.
For Representative from the Fourth
Congressional District of the State
of Florida, in the Sixty-fourth Con-
gress of the United States.
For Commissioner of Agriculture CT
the State of Florida.
For two Justices of the Supreme
Court of the State of Florida.
For two Railroad Commissioners of
the State of Florida.
For State Senator from the Twenty
sixth Senatorial District of the
State of Florida.
For two Members of the House of
Representatives of the State of
Florida.
For County Assessor of Taxes.
For Tax Collector.
For County Treasurer.
For Five County Commissioners.
For three Members of the County
Board of Public Instruction.
For Justice of the Peace in and for
the following Justice Districts. viz.