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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27
Tug Asher J.Hudson
Will Tow Barges In
Harbor Of Tarnpico

NORFOLK. VA, May 26.-Having
been thoroughly overhauled and fixed
up so she can be converted into an oil
burner without much trouble. the tug
Asher j. Hudson, purchased froms the
Hudson Transportation company by
the National Petroleum corporation,
OF Richmond, to he used in towing oil
barges from Mexican oil ports to
United States Gulf ports is expected
to leave Norfolk this morning for
Galveston with the new oil barge
Tamesl, built for the same company.
The Asher j. Hudson. one Of the
staunchest tug boats plying out of
Norfolk and one of the most familiar
vessels of Norfolk's large ocean tow
ing fleet, will tow oil harges from the
National ---- Petroleum e.rparstfas..s
plant on the panuco river through the
Gulf of Mexico to United State gulf
ports. She will be converted into an
oil burner on her arrival az Galveston.
the first leg of the journey. Just what
price the vessel brought could not be
learned yesterday.
Captain G. T. knight. of Brarble-
ton, familiar figure In the coast wise
towing trade. has taken charge of the
tug. r. f. Thurston is chief engineer
She carries crew of ten men The
crew have been selected by CAPTAIN
Knight and all have signed long con-
tracts for service in the Mexican trade.
Owing to the unsettled conditions in
Mexico, 1t is likely that the tug Viii he
held in Galveston for some time tow
ing harges in that vicinity until con-
ditions at Tampico take a decided
mproVement.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27
RAIDERS
BUSY LAST WEEK

ROANOKE. VA, May 2e.--Revenue
officers were busy all over the South
west last week. according to reports
coming to headquarters here from
Buchanan. Diickenson, Franklin and
Carroll counties.
Deputy Collector J. T. Hurt ana
Special EMr rye d. l.. Forlines. raid
Ing from Ell ,t~cod. Dickinson coun-
ty. got four partial plants. but the
copper had been removed. All access
sorry paraphernaia and quantity OF
beer were destroyed by the officers
Deputy Collectors G. O. Mundy and
A. 7. Dotson, raiding from Grundy.
Buchanan county. got Ave complete
outfits and one partial plant.
Deputy Collector j. II. Reed and a
posse, working in the Shooting creek
section of Franklin county, got par
tial plant and barrel of unstamped
liquor. and Deputy Collector j. II.
Reed and Special Employe D. l.. For
lines. working out of Hillsville. Car
roll county, got one still outfit and
barrel of whiskey,
This is the first time in many
months that a general raid has been
made In Dickinson and Buchanan
counties, and while the operators in
the former section rot wise in time
to secrete their copper equipment. the
buchanan county people evidently
were not anticipating trouble, and
lost all distilling equipment. except at
one Of the six places. where the con.
per was removed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27
WANT RAILROADS TO
BUILD NEW STATION

SUFFOLK, VA, May 26.-The city
council, through the mayor. will he
asked at It's next meeting to appoint
one councilman to act with others of
"a committee one from the II, +. A.
and one from the Business Mems as
sociatton. to invite the officials Of the
Sea board Air line to visit Suffolk and
to confer with them about a new union
station for the Seaboard and Virginlan
railways The present statoV IS old
and In no way in keeping with the
other railway stations Of the city, the
Atlantic Coast line, and the union
station Of the Norfolk and Western
Chairman Joyner has today taken up
with the Atlantic Coast line the mat
ter Of a truck train to Suffolk.
Since the removal of the Old Do
minion boat from the Nansemo nd
river, Suffolk has been without proper
accommodation for the handling Of
truck.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27
Personal.

MIR John a Coke, Jr has return
"a from i.yneheurs, Va. where he
PLAYED In a tennis tournament Satur-
Gay
Miss Mamie Langley has returned
10 ner home in Norfolk. after a visit
20 Mrs. Charles Bosher. of this city.
n SIS Consta nee McCorkle, of this
city, IL the guest OF her parents. Mr..
and Mrs W O McCorkle, on South
Main street, Harrisonburg.
Miss Nancy Perkins Is the guest Of
ner grandfather, Mir. C. D. Langhorne.
At Greenwood, Aibemarle county.
Miss Madaine Bigger has returned
10 her home in West Grace street,
after an extensive visit TO Washington.
d, G.
Mr. and Mrs J Stuart Hanekel
have returned To their home In Char
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27
FIRES IN
WHITE TOP REGION

ABINGDON, VA. May 2e.-Forest
fires are raging south of here in the
White Top region near Damascus and
konnarock. They are doing great
damage to the timber belt on Straight
Branch and the Douglas tract
r.. r. Holdsworth, Of the govern
ment forestry service, who lives here
left this morning for the scene of the
trouble. II Is supposed the fires start
ed while me were burning brush and
clearing land. The whole section is
excessively dry. The forestry force is
working valiantly. but the fires are
burning so fiercely 1t will be impos-
sible to avert large property losses.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27
SOCIETY

Ilottesyille. after a visit To friends in
this city and Norfolk.
Mrs Egbert g. Leigh, Jr.. has gone
10 her country home in Orange.
Mrs Samuel Coffman, who has been
the guest Of her brother. Professor n.
A. Dutrow, in Newport News, Is visit
Ing her daughter. Mrs, Travis III. Epes,
Of this city, before returning TO her
home In HarriSonburg.
Miss Annie Powell has returned 10
her home in tbs city. after being the
guest Of her aunt. Mrs. A. l.. Powell,
in Newport News.
pr earn ,tl johnson has returned
To- his home near fAnville, aztec a
visit 10 relatives In this city
Mr.. Morrison. Of Luray. Va, is the
guest of his brother, Mr. +. II. S.
Morrison, on Grove avenue.
Dr. r ". Page has returned to the
University of Virginia, after Spending
several days IN this city
Miss Julia WaddHl. Of this city. is
the Euest Of Mrs. r. NJ Lett, in New
port News
Miss Katherine Cooke. who is at
tending school in this city. will Join
her mother Mrs, a. r. Cooke. wife
Of American Consul A. f. Cook >. Of
Patras. Greece IN Norfolk. this week
Miss Virginia Jordan. who has been
spending week In Richmond rs the
guest Of Miss Sue Gray. has returned
q h4, NJ IVA, Cs,7p
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27
TELEPHONE
soriCy Editor.

A brilliant gathering of fashionahly
gowned women were noted at the open
air play. "Pomander Walk" which was
given last evening on the lawn OF the
Country Club OF Virginia by the Frank
lea Short company. and the affair
proved one uf the most delightful Of
n. season. This is the same company
ssat gave that charming comedy,
Romance" last season at the club.
and these open air performances have
Arcnnae annual affairs at the club,
which IS 50 admirably suited for such
~ entertainment Dancing followed
ne play and the members of the club
we're out in full force, many Of them
having Botered out and entertained
'nferrnal dinner parties before The per
fornaBce.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27
Important Meeting.

rne Confederate Memorial Literary
society Will elect officers, vice regents
and te&ents SIT meeting If the So
riety his morning az IL o'clock in the
Confederate museum.
The annual meeting will he held in
the Confederate museum on WedNes-
day morning. June 3rd at i / o'clock
wher the reports Of the officers, vice
regents ard Shairmen will be read
Every member Of the society is re-
auested 70 be present ri this meeting
All officials are requested 70 have two
copies of their reports, one Of which
should be typewriter.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27
THINKS LOONEY
NEAR LYNCHBURG

LYNCHBURG. VA. May ga
gentleman who was here yesterday on
business reports that Friday after
noon while driving along a public road
in Aiieghany county he saw a man dis
appear in the woods from the road
ahead OF him. but he saw enough of
the man 10 he satisfied that he was
40 other than Harvey Looney, who re-
Gently escaped from the Jail at New
Castle, where he was awaiting execu-
ton for the murder of the town SER
geant OF that town. Looney escaped
from Jail April cath:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27
COL. WOODS MAY
SUCCEED Mr.. GLASS

ROANOKE. VA, May 26--Wth
the reported prospective retire ment
OF Carter Glass as representative in
congress from the Sixth district To
assume the treasury portfolio in sue
cession of William G McAdoo, who
may enter the race for the senate in
New York State friends of Colonel
James +. Woods are starting a move
ment to induce him to enter the race
for Mr., Glass seat
OF course there is nothing definite
in the matter. until the Washington
political end works out, but it can be
said that should the seat become va
cant Colonel Woods will be urged to
run and that such pressure will be
brought to bear as will make it al
most impossible for him to refuse.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27
EMPIDYE LOSES LEG.


F. NJ. WaldvGglc Victim of Unfortun-
ate Accident.
ALEXANDRIA, VA. May 26,--
Frank M. Waldvogle, an employe of
the Armour Car lines, had his leg cut
off above the ankle this morning at Z
O'Clock by freight train near the
Union station. Waldvogle, who lives
on Duke street extended, West End,
was going to his work and was walk
ing down the track Of the Washing
ton Southern railway. When about
100 yards north Of the Union sta
ton he stepped OFF the main line
double track to avoid train that was
going south, on to third track Used
by freight trains when he was struck
by the engine. He was taken tn he
Alexandria hospital where he was at
tended By DR.. p, Delaney.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27

of Clarendon. Ballston and Lacey
feel that their claim fer the reduction
in fare Is just, The committee relort
states that The twenty-five trips from
Falls Church to the District terminus
cost sS.o4 and that the same number
of trips from Clarendon to Ballston
and Twelfth street. less than half the
distance. cost $3.50. The committee
announces that two of the most prom
inent- lawyers of Alexandria county
have volunteered their services TO push
the case
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27
OPPOSE RAILWAY RATE.


ALEXANDRIA. VA, May ga
meeting has been called by the Alex
andria County Public Service associa-
ton. to be held at Clarendon. Weines-
day at o'clock, to make the necessary
preliminary arrangements for the pre-
sentation OF complaint AGAINST the
West Virginia Railway company.s fare
from Falls Church, Va. to Twelfth
and d streets, Northwest, which they
claim to be exhorbitant.
The case will be presented TO the
interstate commerce com fssion st an
early date, although that body recant-
~ decided a similar case In favor OF
the railway ctmpany. The residents
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27
ffri Motor 'frfn.

NJ ard Mrs l.an1on Fl Edws rtls,
OF M4arl. ia and Miss Irby Ed
wards, O. Newport News, passed
through Richmond yesterday after
noon on al extensive motor trip. MIR
and Mrs Edwa rris motored all the way
from Miami and were Joined by Miss
Edwards In Newport News. who Will
Sc AS far rs Washington and Bslu-
more with them returning To her
home the first part OF next week. Mr..
and Mrs. Edwards Will go AZ far as
Mackinat Mich. before returning TO
Florida.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27
Invitations Out 10 Notable Wedding

Invitations have been received ia
America fer the marriage of Miss Belle
WYATT Willard daughter Of tlle Ameri-
an 4 a4bsss4fio~ 10 Spain and Mrs.
iaseri r. willard. 80 Kermit Roose .
.slt, snn ~ tae former President o.
ne United states and Mrs Thodorc
Rooseve}t. IN Juno t1th In the chapel
- ghe British embassy IN Madrid and
q ~ ga fa-st afterward ~ The American
@fn hSsy
Ter Samuel watson. rector % the
American Church OF the Holy Trinity,
Paris assisted ny tho Roy Robert
Brown, OF the British chapel. Madrid.
veAa1 perform The ceremony. The maid
~ horror Will he the brides sister
THEA TYq7t +. aYY8 tf1e bridesmaids. faftft-
~ess Thafn IND Taxie Katherine
PAGE, dau9 hter ~ Walter Hines Peec.
he American am AMBASSADOR In Iondon,
C;llof~ LIE EeneuT de Tillieres. of Paris.
snd Virginia Christian. a this city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27
Colonel Browning III.

Blu EFIELD. w. VA, May 2s.--
Colonel James 81 Browning. of Roam
oke. who has a home in the Abbs val
ley. and is one of the best known men
In the Pocahontas coal fields, In suf-
fering from nervous breakdown.
and it has become necessary for him
to be removed to the Southwestern
hospital at Marion. for treatment
Mrs. Browning and two daughters
were at the Abs valley home with
Colonel Browning prior to his removal
to the Marion hospital
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27
TO CURE P|MPLES

To remove pirnples. use KRESKO.
a pleasant smelling medicinal prepa-
ration. Apply KRESKO 10 the at
fected parts at night. and IN the morn
ing wash off with i[RE,SkO Soap. A
few applications will leave the skin
CLEAR and beautiful
KRESKo trial size. 25c Large Tar.
soc. Family size, 500 kRESKO
Soap. Zoe cake Sold by Tragle Drs4g
Co, and leading druggists everywhere.
or sent postpaid ON receipt Of remit
tance by kresko Labor atortes. 450
Fourth Avenue. New York ADV
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27
Invitations Issued,

MI and Mrs Howard Welton
Cosby have issued invitations for the
yYa rrgaRe of their daughter. Nancy
owen. to Mr Freder rick Naf Suffle-
harger on the evening Of "Wednesday,
EAne 10Th. at 3 O'clock. IN St Johns
Protestant II .scopal church, Houston,
Va.
Mr. ard 81 - John Archibald Camp
helt Graner. - Norfolk. have issued in
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27
Returns 10 Norfolk.

Mr. Robert M Hughes, who gave
delightful lecture at the Womaus
club Monday afternoon on 'Sappho,
has returned 40 his home in Norfolk.
Mr. Hughes was the guest of Judge
and Mrs J.. l.. Lewis during his short
stay in Richr'o nd.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27
At ttIc Hermitage.

The second of a series Of informal
dances will he given at the Hermitage
Golf club this evening for the mem
hers. The dance given last week
proved such a success THAI the en-
tertaiument committee has decided To
give these affairs every week
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27

Mrs !. n, Crump entertained the
Stay-a 1T Home Whist club Monday
evening al her apartments ia The
Chesterfield. Two tables We're engaged
iH and top score was made by Mrs,
j. G. Lamb AID Mr. Taylor The club
MMi meet next Monday evening with
Mrs ] e Lamb. 927 West Grace
street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27

IOt NpfIngS, a. -
Ten minutes drive from railway
station. Elevation, 2,757 feet OK
cellent table. Terms most reasonable
For further Information address
Mrs j. n. NcClntic. Hot Springs
va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27
In baltimore.

Mrs. Arthur H Wilkerson. OF Rich
mond, Va, Ia visiting her aunt. Mrs.
John +. Leeds. 126 South Bou!din
street Before returning to her home
i'm Richmond Mrs, Wilkerson will
spend some time in New York.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27

Invitations have been received from
Mrs Lawrence Washington for the
marriage Of her daughter. Sadie, 70
Mr. Charles Lane Stiff on the 9th OF
May In ST Peters Episcopal church.
OAK Grove. Westmoreland county, Va.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27

Mr. and Mrs NJ. b Mathews Of
Mathews county. announces the APP
preaching marriage Of their daughter,
Miss Mary Minor Mathews, to Rev.
Lorimer BLAND TAYLOR. OF Middlesex
county. The marriage will take place
at Spring Hill Baptist church, Mathews
county, on june 18th at noon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27

Osnee--siadison 1919.
Residen~e--- n II on
17-p-J.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27

Mrs. W r, Rust has issued invita-
tons To the MARRIAGE of her daugh-
ter, Mes Elizabeth Rust, to Rev.
stephen n. Prentiss, at st Mary g
church, Colonial Beach. on Thursday.
June 4th at 1130 a. NJ.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27

yitatsens 10 the marriage of their
daughter. Katharine Campbell. to Mr..
lanes Andrew Gregg Pennington. on
Tuesday evenine. June 9th. at s
O'Clock. The ceremony will be per
formed IN Christ's F, f.. church and
Will he followed by reception Al the
residence Of the brides grandmother.
Airs, Y. u. GropcT Of 4oi sotetourt
street Norfolk
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams Ander-
wedding Of their daughter, Virginia
to nr. Hugh Nelson page. at o'clock
on wednesday night. June 3rd. at the
arst Presbyterian church. of Atlanta.
Ga
announcement. 10 made ~ The on
Of Miss Mary Blake Baird, az biiihk
Forest. 10 dT. fichaTu baEloF. Oh
Essen county,
Miss Baird is daughter Of Captain
Edward II Bard. of General Pickett <
staff and a granddaughter Of the late
Commodore Samuel Barron. G.. : a.
She is q resident OF Norfolk sister
Oh ->'' '0tN
Mr Ha&loT - thc otoeSi fon ~ ~
ana Mrs ElshaTd baYHr. OF N"Fl"iht
ana ir@des AT the fanny nome d"
"Id tofoilal estate u f5sS"h touh-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-05-27

Mr. and Mrs, Albert Williams Ander-
son have issued invitations TO tho
wedding Of their daughter. Virginia.
to Or. Hugh Nelson Page. at . O'Clock
on Wednesday night. June 3rd. at the
arst Presbyterian church, of Atlanta,
tyR
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-11-11
Nemecke valeGne lodi inferno
vany.

Il rozkazu americkych 1radd Y
pffstavu V Honolulu, ma Hawai-.
skych ostroyech, intcrnovana by
la n6mecka dGlova loH Gcier a
parnik Severo-N6meckGh0 Lloy.
du Locksun, pfid6Ieny Y posled.
nj dobG k n6meck6mu valeGn6mu
lodstvu. Musf tam zdstati AZ do
konce valky a ameriGti namofnici
odstranili della Geieru. IminGna
loR pfijela do pffstavu "a 1Gelem
sprayek a po vyprScni povoIenG
!hGty nemohla se odvaziti ma Sire
more, pon6vadz Gihaly ma nj dvG
japansk6 vaIeGnt lodi, Hizen a A.
sama.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-11-11

Il nektcrG draze yykoupenG posi-
&c.
OpustlIl oba bfehy reky Ysery
a Elsasku spojenci jsou opetni
ma n6neckem 1zemf, tax ze Mem
cl mali nepritele We ylastni zem
ma trech bodech --- We Vychod
MIN Prusku, We Slezsku a Elsa.
aku. AZ dosnd Nemcl vedIi yAIku
vybradn6 ma Gzemi svych nepfa.
tel Jake desn6 ztraty N6mci u.
rpell v bojich v BeIgii IA v seve.
ro-zapadni Francil, o tom ncjep.
81 dlkaz podava jcjich vlastni L.
radni zpraya, ktcra bGhcm minu-
IGho tydne doznava $1,000 ztrat
ma zabitych, ran6nych a zaia-
tych. A vSecky tyto obeti byly
nadarmo.
DIE poslednich zprav N6mci
obnoviIi offensivu y okoli NEST
lprd IA Dixmude, kde n6kolik
drivejsieh jejich pokusd prorazi-
Il liniemi spojencd a dostati Sc k
francouzsk6mu pobrczi, bylo ama
reno po nejkrvav6jsich bojich
vaIky.
V Parni vydana byla V ponde.
II nasledujici zprdva minister
stvem valky;
INA naSem lev6m kridle Mem.
ci zahajili op6tn6 dtoky ma Dix
nude okoli Yprh ZvIast6 na
jlh od Yprd byly jejich dtoky
vsude odrazeny. Ma konci dine,
vzhledem k cele front6 mezi Dix
nude a Lysem, jsmc pokrocili ma
vetsi Gasti Iinie. Nicmtne vsak
mas postup jest pozvolny naslcd-
KEN utocn6ho hnuti pfcdsevzatt.
no neprltelem Il 1cho slime orga.
nlsace, ktcrou v tech mistech mel
cas- provost Cd podatku boju
mlha mimo 10 stezovala 0peracc.
hlavn6 mezi rekami I.ys II Disc.
INA stfedu pod6I reky Aisne
lsme poStoupill Il dobyte posicc VI.
drzeli.
~ lesieh Argonsk}ch oko,
Il Verdunu svedeny byly boie
Fouze menSi dnlclltosti,
INA naSem pravtm kridle Y
.otrinsku neni uideho X oznamc-
nj, V Elsasku ierstve otoky |
Nemen fizent prot v}sinam
Mount Saint Marie hyly nado.
,ro zaraleny. -
q pol ledenaett y pond6li vr.
er vydana y rafiil uaslcduiiel
lodatetna dfcdui zprava
Nehylo ladufeh v6tsich zn9u
situaei nasledkem ohtin p6so,
ienyeh huston mlhou. Ma severn
len hAl dohry My udrlell isme
ase posice meal fekami l,ys a
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-11-11
POKROK PUBL. co,
14l7-19 So. st., Omaha, Neb.

Newcastle Swiftsure, japonsky
kriznik ld2uma a kanadsky kfiz-
mix Rainbow. U Honolulu male
zaji Sc nejmene dv6 japonsk6 bi-
tevnice, Velky japonsky kriznik
kongo, ozbrojeny dalekonosnymi
l4-palcoyymi d6Iy, nal6za Sc pry
mezi llonolulem San Francis
KEN.
uzina Juan de Fuca, v okoli
Niktorle, jest pry celia zminovana.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-11-11
PREMIE.

Ma pryGm mfst6 jest to ovsem
EaIendaf "Amerikan," ktery t6-
ii ne zVIastnf obIibG a kazdym ro-
KEN jde GzasnG ma odbyt. N4sIed-
KEN vaIky zAsiIka kalendaft Y
Czech bude ysak die vseho znaGnG
zdrzena a mimo to jest tel "a pa
|nujicich pomerh velmi nejista. --
Dnes jz houfn6 dochazejf objed-
navky venkova, mezi kterymi je
mnoho tech, jiz brdvali 81 "a pre-
mil nektery kalendaf 2 Czech,
&ddajf "a premii American, jezto
by sc mohIo stat, ze by pozd6ji
vdbcc zadny nedostali.
Kalendaf "Amerikan" ma rok
1915 jest zvlast6 bohat6 vypraven
a obsahuje mimo pouGne stati a
rdzne praktick6 pokyny mnozstvi
krasne poutavG cetby, TAX 10 bez
odporu bude se kazdemu zamlou-
vati. Cena jeho jest SOC, my vsak
zasleme "Amerikan" vsem, kdo
81 ma rok ku predu pfedplati, ja-
ko
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-11-11
II obyyateIstva Tokia.

| - ''FI f"'F'FhF" " . Dhlhs
UtOk ma stfedni pevn0st by
skvGly. Byl yeden generaIem Jo
simim Jamadou V Gele setnin pc
cboty n zakopnikh. CisIice ztrar
n6meckych n japonskych, kterA j
znacna, nebyla oznamena.
Japonsko, jak znamo, podalc
N6mecku ultimatum Is. srpna a
tyden po tf zahdjiIo boz proti ne.
meck6 drzav6 ma pobfe&f Ginsk EN-,
bajcn6 asi 1000 muzi. Boj ten tr.
val pres dv6 mGsicc II obIczeni dr.
zeli sc statecn6.
lIlavni v}sIedek kapituIace jest,
~ uvoln6no bude lodstvo japon.
sk6 anglickG ma dalekGm vycho-
de.
0 formdlnim vzdani sc N6mcn
vyddna nedeli nasledujfci 1red-
nj zprava v Toxin;
N6meGti n japonsti pInomoc.
nici II veGer 7. listopadu ustano.
viii Sc ma podminkach kapitula.
ce. Nase podminky byly prijaty
v jlch 1plnosti. Dalsi schdze ko.
mana bude Ultra v 10 hodin. V Il.
tery ma to peynosti, atd., budou
nam odcvzddny,
"Nase ztraty Y noel 6. listopa.
du n nasIedujiciho Ultra, kdy
pevnost Sc vzdala, byly cfrndct
ddstojnikh IA 42G vojdkG zabitycb
neb ran6nych. V ttto bitv6 wall
isme 2,30O zajatc1. -
Pred vztyGenim bile vlajky
Nemci vyhodili pevnosti a potopili
vSecky sv6 lodi v pristavu. V ce-
lem Japonsku mad pddem Tsingtau
2avladla velika radost, ma vSech
domcch vztyGeny japonskt u bri-
tickle vIajky kondny lampionovi
pr0vody.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1914-11-11
premii "a doplatek
nouhHch 30 canth.

Ct. nase pfiznivce a odb6ratele
jeste jednou upozorhujeme, by 3
objednavkou neodkladali, jelikoz
po kalendafich "Amerikan" letos
jest zvlaSt6 velka poptavka. "a
slete sve predplatn6 doplatkem
dalsich zoe jest6 dnes.
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