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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05

Ter 0anocl GnsauO'S, SentidIanOs nno glmcrifa'S
ga IN Der uorigen gSod)e in gSa6ingon Oie 6abri-
fanten oes Sdnoes DerianucIt warcn 3pcds 9eprcbug
pcn Nttcln ui0 &cgen fiir Die Sc6n0 mieres 9uBen-
benorls Oiriien geraOe cbt Oc 3oblen bcr Ocn SIN.
port imo oeu Grport GnglanOs, Gcttidanos inO DER
&er Staaten in Oen 20 Sa6rc Don 1898 bis 1913 bon
agemeincm 5ntcrciic ein bic IN cincm Iocbcn in Gl-
ropa Dcroiielnlidten 9laubud entbalten limo
Gs per0cn oarin ole gSert6e oerglidcn lulo nadl
9dloncn @iuo Sterling 6erednc Ganad) bctrng ocr
brtde Giniu6rban0cl Dor 20 ,Sa6rcn berets 3l5S
Wdloneu @hmo, pd6rcno ser ocdide d5 Oamas crit
auf 1913 Nfiaioneu %fluiO belief Sn Oc lcBten 20
Sa6re III o6cr oieer brtiide &oriprung gerngcr &C.
moroet obpo1l Der Snport nm Die gcDotige Sunme
bon 3f3H Wdlipncn @ilu0 angcitiegen ilt; ocnn Der
octide Support lit nod ildrter n0mlid I'M 33i Ndo'
nen @ilno acpad)ien 0ie 9lusbr VroBbritanncnS
Itica in oericbcn 3cit pom 2tS.2 oui 525A Millonen
&fmo; Die @usfubr GehidlonO's bon 152 ou 1886
Ndnonen 8fno g8a6rcno id) olio Der britiide Gg'
port nm 3O72 Olilionen %huO erb0btc lcg Der oelu-
idc INN 1886 Ndloncn &hmo, alio nm 36 NlillIonen
nlc6r Ger 9crtb Oes acknowledgements bat lid
alio in Guttidon0 I'M 81 @1ilonen @ilmO Sterling
drfcr cnpidelt ais Der Ocs brtden in oen leBtcn 20
,Sa6ren @eonoers 6crOorgcbobcn miro Der nod ltdr-
fcrc llnterdicO in Der gsW0r britdcr un0 oeltlhcr
Su6riiatc aus 0cn @cinatbl0oern Ga miro bercdnct
6oB bic 9uSiu6r 6rt6cr 6abriIate bon 1899 auf
All 6 WdQoncn @ium0, ao I'M I 81 &ro5ent, oic 9s-
irbr 0entder Sabrtate aber 9S2 aiif 1928 Wlil'
lionen @iiuO getiegcn it, oio Inn 239 Hrojent. 8c-
rcdlct man oen glnuods Der Giniubr uic Der AusfDr
nod @rojcnten 10 e6 in Der StciGermg Der leBten ~
Sabre GGtidlano wet ppran; cs BAT icinc @nnbr mn
no mo cuc 9lusubr I'M 226 9Sro5ent licaern tonnen.
Gon olgen oic Der Staaten mil einelh 3iuuad)S bon
100 @ro5eni in Der Ginubr nO 1872 Fro5cnt IN DER
gnsfu6r GnglonO wc cine Ste0erlmg bon 81 Bro'
5eut in Der Gmiubr mo ili Bro5cu in Der Ausiu5r
AMI ga Dor 20 Sobrcn Der cn9idc Soriprung aiBer.
croutld bod por, 70 iin0 Gcudlono lno bic Ser
5taateu III alien gSertb3ifiern 0es IuBcn9onocs nod
nuuer an 0e 3ueite mo brittle Stee 6inter @roBbri'
tamen gc6annt 9l6er pem 0cr llcberiduB Der Oclt'
I6cu u10 ocr amcrauiiden Stegcrlno OcS glnBeu6an.
0cls in oIeider @ciic anb1lt pic in ocn ebteu 20 ab
rcn 70 ic6t ncr 3eitpunt nabe bcoor on Dem tie nm
oic erc Sicae in Der Siiic Ocr 9onoespoIicr ringen
lper0ell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
0ic Nral0cntin cinea snIiranetIem.@ercins, sd

Die @raFOcntiu cineS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 6ram
Cora @oiton iage neilid) ais i5re Vccuda oic 5cier
enes gdicra0cs neocriiimntc: &dtcr ais alae genor-
men. Ite6en nidt ouf Der gcdjcu Stric wc 4litter-
Ser Gaiion miro dD 6d ieincr t6cmcn @ottin pcgen
oeies Compliments permh6lid nidt bcoanlen 9lbcr
0ouon o6aclc6cn cs miro immer flarer OoB nad sln-
iid ocier @ntcn Oie @dnner 10 cine 9lrt Seioen no
ino bceitiqt meroen miiien wic Eubcruoiis nlo
Srcbs a6er mas oon2
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
SipiOcnOcu.
anr aInelim grna enmpann.

IUV WIUIIIIU LFWN NUINVHVW. M
@aItfm0rc lilarbano. 4. Ami i9il.,
Ser &rdfocut mo bic Sirciiorcn pan.is
6cntc cine h0lbidbriNc Nioiocnoc BON WIN
Bru5cnt go ami Die Siammufllcn Der 0on
paQnic an Die am 20. Suni 1914 Nennmlvn
9lfiondrc crildr bic am so. Snni 1914 5eQt,
bar IT, Sic Ni0cr ocr Gompagnic meroe"
bonn 90 SUM bis 80. SUM 0el@lollen
g. 8. Scoiion,
(Suni5) Seireiat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
Sinan5.Seporirment.

RNttuN ptN
Naltimprc. Wio. 27, Yi0i 1914,
Gcriicoc!ic glnNchoc, nit ccr Nnlhtnt
,.Br0ppials for 0encral Supplies ipr Nip
Siorclccpcr@ an ben % soaro Of sImaros q
Baltimore Sin" aorciiri. pcrocn i'm glrcnu
bcS SiaoircQliirdiors, 9iatbbaus baltimore,
no. bic IL llbr &urm am Wtttipoh, 10. Snni
1914, inr bic 9icicung an ben SinotS0aer
bnnS .Scruolicr Der iogcnoen sriiieI aneeHom'
SC ar0c. Gel. eiicuwaaren unO Oeridieoeuc
glriilcln
Spc5iiifaioncu fno i'm Bureau ocs Sinois
GonirolctrS bon Dem StaotSagetDaus ScrrdIs
ter crbdlili6.
Scncin gtlQcboi muB Gin beelnubiaicr Nbcd
ocs 8eicrc iiir ciH0moert Eolars t$loO.OO)
an ben Widnor uno SiaorniO bon baltimore
.Dso.. onrn cine pGlcaring 9ouie gani" 6a1l'
bar bciGcihni cin.
Eie 0onlrail .Ncb0roe bcbdli flo ons 9lct
ror irgciio cn ODER ale sln0cboic 90 petmer
icn.
qiirofdoii in ocr fbli@eH Germ, Die pom
Gtdoiproinrnior 5u bcidti9cn 1T. i'm Heitnn
bcs Goniraiie5 piro bonn crlolarelDcn Sicicr
pcrlangi
0bnrlcs @lliOn,
GiaoiQ0Acrbans-Sc Scrmalicr.
9eiidiai:
Subn Nnbcrt,
temp. @rdiiocni Der 6oniralts9cbbroe.
|Na.D Hssa4m ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
NU0W WUUtITl
temp 9rdiioeni Der 9oniralt9cbbroe.
(0la29 .Suni3.S)


Nnrcnn bcr Strnncnonrhbedls lSommlnre'
9nliimorc, %. 9Ral 1914,
Sic Srabcuonrdhrnds Gommlllare IN oct
siuoi Baltimore MAIDEN bcrurii bcianni oab
Hndocm ic ibrc guhcuc ibcr bic VnlOdol'
nunacu llnionen mo gSeribcrbuDunNcn bcjnA
LID ocr 0unocmnrunD nno Sdlicenn1 Der
SGc,ir Der Centre nio Srunt. Strnhc, ole 6oii
ibcn Der 0iili6ilen @dc Der Siab' lino 0roni
Si,uhc mn ciilcm Ynnii an Der Nntooltlellc
Der @cnircsSiraBc eiHbnnoert nno dd)iuioled.
5ig sun BON bet Sruni Sirnbc llcNen, neon
ben ontdul bciil0ll6cn mo cnoNnil0cn ino
cptrNtlcn crfldrCnocn Blducn rcolotrt bdhcn
pcmdB ocn &1rlcbriiicn 0cS 0Duricrs ncr Siaot
l0itlmOrC luio Der am 22 giui 1913 nntett
5cidncicn &cror0Hnna glr. 27O ocs Olapors
nno Sidoirntbs
ilc bcrnii Goti5 echcn nn6 beiuaic Tabelc
mo Nnric dui 0icir gScie bouen0ct uno be-
olnnbipi morocn ii mo hnR Der Ninbor nn0
Giaoiraih bon Baltimore obcr irQcno lucldc
gcrinn oOer Rcrioncn 0orpprnii0n oocr 0orpui
raiioncn. bic nit Dem 3ninrn6 Der @ntibdoi'
QnnQeu oocr uuiericQieu gScribcrb0bun9cn. mle
bier dcnanni. nn3nircocn iino. inncrbnlb otci'
GiA (30) 4nqcn bonn ncnnllno iuaniinlicn Snge
i'm W,a u Sahrc 1914, ocni Suum Der crten
bon ms crlaiiencn observation-disclosures oclcr gios
ii5 nupcacn 0urd ihrlltlbe @ciiion on ons
Baltimore Sia0iacrhi apncllircn m0Qcn. inoent
ilc has Vcrldli I'M cine 8cOilion ocrlelbcn ans
Geben
.(Dhn z. Saniuro,
0nrr1 y. 9iemle1,
enaenc g. aoOssrs,
29.Snni5, ,t210) 9lcrf
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
Nnafnc s.. 0i0Oatre,
(Qloi29 Snni5,t21 9crf

Ccpnriemcnt fir 1icnffhc 0er6rncrnnncn.
ilntcrTcpartcmcnt ocs StnnisSnnculcnrc.
Mn 9lnc. Die re nnncbil
Nnltimnre T. Qini 1914.
0e pirn bicrmt acmdb bon @bihniiicn S6 %
mn SO oc5 Baltimore Stdot Charters be-
idnni ocmnni 0nb onS Sidoii NuOcnicr.Scs
pnricmcni nnd) hcn Is. Suni 1914 beginner
iuirb sic Galocri Sirnbc Nuimcn Der 90 nno
81 SiraBe, nit noocrncm Wldicrnl an plna
tern. ncu ~ pildiicrn mn ncn 6u helceen.
gnc Eerloncn mo 9orporaiiouen perocn ocss
9lrbcien Az l0icn mo oicie Dor Dem is. Sum
1914 ~ bccnocn, Die IN irqcno cincr gSeiic bic
elunrnbiiio pocr 9lnircihiinQ Rcnnfnicr Sttnbc
ndihia MAIDEN mddicn nadocr iie AM iolOe
ySclic ncpilactt p0cr relt Qcpidlicri tt
s.. s.. WicN0n,
(Mai22. 20 Snni512) Sinoi SnGcnleur.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
gSsrlammInmgS-g -gnjciacn.

,,ilmlel SraHa.9sreru." e
Sic monniihc &cranmnnN lOlro Dea,~
glbcnos 8 llbr. bel Ncrrn g. 2 Nnncic' %"
40S, gscii,9crnntpn,e etrnfc inilinocn
(Snni5) Ncinrdl IS. Bon 3clnc, Selt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
7ie q,rnbi6itiouilten ba6en $500,000 anfae6radjt,

Die @rO6i6itioniitem babcu $5OO000 aniae6radlt,
nm i6rc Gampognc bcbus @inIibrln9 Der notionolcn
9sro9i9ition al 6rocrn Gas 1T obcr Bios Elm @rtro.
geitrog lO idcBt Die Sunnlen nd)t ct oie eregelmo'
blg 6eigciieuert werocn Son nod groBercm @ertbe
iino ole perionliden gcn6mgen Oencn id Die 9Sro6i-
btioniitcn untcr3ieben I'M 9erltcn r ibre Sadie 5lI
merbcu 0amt iiuo i6re ii6crrai4enoen ulo bedngit.
genoen Grol9e erfldrt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
an 9riuntuannpn oeg 4raiiOenIcn Oer iranl8iider

s5nl Frunlua99uu ocS FfHFUVHlVH W IFuN5UWWtN
giepubIif miro Sbeoore Rooicpelt pcn CT ui iencr
NeiIc nad1 N}aor0 in G6erbourg anongt morgcn o0er
somitag nod @orig io6rcn 100 &oincorc ion i'm glpcc
cnpfanaen miro. 6nicn6alb Sabre lit 9ioocpelt be-
rcits micocr @riroimonu, aber imner nod 1T er Der
.beociteuoitc ameriIanidc 9iirger
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
9m C6iO usiatc Aonrnal" ia0t cil

8ctgenoiic er c3e oaB 5rauen ieet gfomer. .Stumpi-
SEER mondnal me6r c6t ais n0t6ig it, oocr Ood ais
ob er BON oen Ccic6cucu mc6r mtt0eit ais ebit uer
Oen piodoIogiiden Grid Der 3etcn erIorocrlid it,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-05
NiIrnrr an M nIdt idlmerl Nuraer meroen,

NAL ie6r. @uroe oa neuIid in 9Irnttl
4ennipIponicn elm @eindlicaer nm oen 2
oepieicr, neil cr Oie 6rogc ob er oie
Qcr Staatcn ienals 0urdgclcien babe u
oitf's Scr3: uic oiele micrer cingeboreu
ben ienals Die 9imocspcrtalnn9 1eleien
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
EQUITY sOCIETYAsKs PROBE
Claim Promoters of Other Concerns
- Use Name Without Their
Consent.

Madison. Resolutions which de
mand the investigation sof those. Co
operative packing and insurance COM
panies which are being promoted
without authorization were adopted by
the state convention of the American
Society Of Equity here on Wednesday.
It is said there are a number Of pro-
moters using the name of the society
without authorization.
The convention opened. in--the as
semoiy chamber Of the state capital
Wednesday morning with. an attend
.ance of nearly five hundred. Presi-
dent D sO,sMahoney of Viroqua pre-
sided.
An address of Welcome wcs made by
A. Fl. Kayser and response by Arthur
e. Christman of Menomonee Falls.
Convention committees were then ap-
pointed. The committee on creden-
tiaIs was headed by B. w 1Tnbhs sof
Madison secretary and treashrer of
the association.2 - 80
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
Renew A,taek on. zsebruuae.

London, Dec. Comparative quiet
prevailed today along the battle line
In Belgium and France, The Brithh
squadron has renewed the bombafdl
ment of the German naval base at Zee
brugge and the allied troops have
made some slight advances The Paris
official. statement says:---------.----.- vs
In Belgium the enemy is remaining
on the defensive The artillery FIRE
has been feeble and we have made
progress at certain points, In the vi.
entity OF Fay we hold securely the po'
sitions we occupied November IS
IN theTegion OF scissors there has
been an intermittont artillery FIRE d.
rected against the towr.
In the Argonne several attacks ou
the town Of BagateIle were repulsed
by our troops.
In the Woevre district the enemy
hombarded the FOREST of Apremont
but without result"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
eermanx,s Vast Armies.

Paris, Dec. IA semi-official com
munication concerning the German
armies in the field made public here
tonight says .-e,.ss-s,7 sr.srssy
Germany at present has at her dis
posal twenty-five and one-half active
army corps, OF which twenty-one and
one-half are operating against FRANCE
and four against Russia. OF the thir-
ty-three German reserve army corps
twenty-five and one-half are now EN-
ployed against France and ten and
one.half against Russia.
These figures show that there is a
total OF fiftyeight and one-half army
corps. active or reserve. fighting for
Germany on The fronts, and not 100
army corps. as has efrweously been
stated by the. German government.
"ff the territorial units dandwehr)
Of which nothing was said in the Ger
man offleia! noteeare taken into ac-
count, II win be- seen that eight land.
wehr army corps are engaged against
France and seven against Russia--that
lis TO say. In all, on the two fronts,
thirty territorial divisions"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
Roumanla MnX IoIn War.

London. Dec. lit is reported in
London that Roumania has completed
preparations for Joining the war on
.the side of the allies. It's declaration
OF war against the Germans and Aus
trians. II Is said. Is delayed only by
the negotiations which the British
French. and Russians now.are conduct
ing with another Balkan state.
The Intervention OF Roumanis
which possesses one Of the finest
armies in Europe. numbering n mobil
ized fleld force OF half million mer
with asalarge q number of reserYes
viii exercise q tremendous pressure
on Austria and viii cause a diversion
exceedingly distressing to the Turks
Roumania's cooperation with the al
hes win be a bitter tisappointment Il
the Germans.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
COLONEL PBTNEY IS BURIED
Funeral Rites Of Colonel Putney at
- waukesha Are Observed BY Stop
ping of All Industry.

.eF.EN IN EhF NsE y 4 p
Waukesha.-'T Through it all he was
a man o. intense Spirituality. the prac-
tice of personal religion never suffer,
Ing from his; numerous other interests
On the other hand. it .sanetified them,
all and made them rest on a higher
plane This was; the tribute paid TO
the late Col. Frank H. .Putuey by the
Rev H. B! Liebierf of ST. Matthias
Episcopal church Wednesday after.
noon.
Services at the church were of the
high Episcopal order. the. Rev Sidney
Snythe OF st. Johns Military academy
assisting The ConsistoEy, sauaf- ct of
Milwaukee sang. The Masonic lodge
with KpigAt eTemplar I escort at
tended with the members of the g. A.
r. and the Waukesha County Bar as.
sosiasioh' srYR SayoIrt 94tt
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
WARNS KING OF ENGLAND
AstrologIst Tells George to Beware
{ Of EVIL Days in March of
Next Year! "A Il

Boston.-That King George of Eng
land must Beware of evil days next
March is the prediction of Catharine
H. Thompson. astrologist. Miss
Thompson bhkes her prediction on the
fact that Japiter enters Pisces. a
watery. unstable sign. next March, and
affliets the kihg's radical sun. and sick
ness and tfouble should Increase
rather than diminish While Jupiter
was passing through Aquarius this
year, she says. trouble for the king was
allayed. Something extraordinary viii
happen, she Predicts, such as the siege
Of London. tie fall offnFsstminster alb
beg. St. Paul s cathedral or Bdcking,
ham palace @errT fsI
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09

Eau Claire After 1kos weeks bf
daily secret session securing evidence
on alleged charges Of misconduct
against Principal EN-. Jack Of the
high school thespecial committee APP
pointed by the board Ore teauon pub
hshed IT'S report w5leb 3hpletsR ex
. oAeratesrMr< jack apd(Iiemands The
Immediate expulsion e. twenr1-Ase
hoy students. leadafsdt Rae serfreebf
500 pupils on Nov. s, who demanded
an apology from the principal. deciar-
ing Ihs had Eipsulted MISS Florence
Blood, 16-year-old student.
The specific charges against Princi.
pal Jack, for which an apology was de.
manded, are that the. princiaaL- gave.
unwarranted discipline to Miss Flor
ence Blood in accusing her of dress
ing imuiodestly, & eriticising- her mode.
ofihair dress, Of keeping late hours IN
company Of boys, and of Ifhseemiy ael
tons on the streets. It is said MAT
Mr. Jack, after his reprimand to Miss.
Blood, which caused her to weep.
forced her despite her plea to return
to the assembly room of the high
school before she had dried herTtears.
Several court actions may be taken
against parties who have been indis-
Greet in the use of Miss Hoods name
and picture. One that is threatened
Is against a Detroit paper for using "a
picture of an actress dressed in tights
over the name of Miss Blood. Mr..
Blood will ask damages and if the pa
per does not comply he threatens to
bring libel suit. Another possible case
is Against James A. Smith of Chetek
a Photographer, who. is charged si.a
selling photographs Of Miss Blood. Mr..
Smith asserts he was given to under
stand that no objection would be made
by Miss Blood if he allowed her pic
lures to be published.
Unless retractions are made through
the newspapers by certain Eau Claire
people Mr.. Blood threatens to bring
suits for SANDER against them. He
has been securing afidavits of SLAM
derous statements made against his
daughter and declares he viii carry the
cases into court il satisfactory settle
ment is not made.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
Prussia Loses s44,7ss.

Berlin. Dec. The eighty.elghth
and eightysninth Prussian casualty
lists issued today contain he names
OF 1891 officers and 1922 men Killed.
Wounded. and Iiiissihgs which brings
the tetai, Of RFussisn casualties to 644.-
762.
r THIS figure does not include the sik.
ty-siSth. Saxon sixty-seyepth. Wuert-
temberg. and eightieth risavarian. lists,
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
~, .9s CvOlD AND THE new IN AMERICAN

table eHerm0us losses. they ordered
theh trodts to kreaksa Wy out
osrnhns EtcspslFroh1 TrsR &
-7h@BSsshm foughtmagnineept
Eut they had yzst ring to Keep
closed. And at the point where the
GeEmaRs. concentrated their attack IN
order to connect with another force
near Strykow tile sstssssiaus swerex un-
able to pila-lh SlfaeRat troops to
hurl back theg desperate onset made
By the 6er1kahs - :
THsSqgxl2 the JGeraad sdtgiyions
that were trapped south of LODI
have gnawed through the trap they
are not yet out ~ al eef They are
retreating in a c6dntfy- wtefe roads
- net SxiFeesg IN fhfI bss5 fiFFgss
eddlls ara ! bslhs7 1f1 ] 1aussIsasH %
sgaslps f4onh1 LppFlage) fa Liitles fio1T
"a, which, the Russians are now hold
ang I Ia fSrce, LSrilf tnGke az vefy AIM
cult for the Germans to extricate
'esgn Nsiss j !sS srosslss VI
p1BjS5gIEtBR HfIi If'i sisass &
ypfFlssie1Fig'a AeaafyHi4s is I'M
isso6th 6 u sola aefI AS 81
we ags5eF lhsa gsg9teryed EhsY Pc
der Tof Merit on General Mackfnzen
Coz his fietbty ii EoSlez.I III 5itI -
The5eneWing official staserpspt was
given out at military headquarters to
day:
"on thss East Prvsbiai Frontier an
attempt By Strong Russian forces TO
pgsse surprise dttscB ON Fhe esEpR9
fogtincattons feast, Of DaTkehpen-
fafied With heavy ffosses 10 the Ieh-'
envy, from whom We, captured q few
officers and 500 men.
South of the Vistula river the coun-
terAttacks which We mentioned yes
terday led 10 satisfactory results.
Eighteen cannon and more than $500
prisoners fell into our hands, ~.
}t3 Austrian Official Statement. ? Y Z
Vienna. NOV. sOsr The following Of
fetal Austrian report was given out
today:
"In the southern war theater Sun
'fay stogmed -Suvotgr, between-Val.
jevo and Cacak. after an obstipate de-
Tense. We took IA machine guns and
d 100 prisoners. We discovered in
'Uzice large quantities of arms and
Iaramunitioh" "a II
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09

though the ranks on. a white horse.
W he looks a man fnl In the facee
ths legend runs, that man bears a
Charmed life. Those whom he masses
wNh eyes averted are marked for
doth. II p ass IFes as1R
MDpring thu last two, weeks the
v dte Genera, has not been seer. .slr
maths Rpsssaa EaIks ysThs.sseldiers
50 haE Isl busYa IL .he 6ernsaul ana
A tFlan tsar uHesl "a aflEafep ssitbEshs
xsNs to chS erouhdasse 7asafe7c-
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
oermnn Eleet b North Sea.

London, Dec. 2.-Telegraphing from
Copenhagen. the Daily Mails corfe-
'spondent Sayss ut tis reported that
the tGefman feet again has steamed
iHtolt the North sea.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
survex on At Mausau. ]

n iiWausau.-O. T. Swan .of Washing
ton, in charge of the bffce 81 the IN
dustrial Investigators United States
fForest service, is Conducting Survey
of the lumber Industry OF tfis local.
itv.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
A thorough Soaking.

81 aSome of those soldiers fighting
along the Aisne must lead asdogs
life 1tn y7Ily
i Il should think that lying IN a
trench half fun of iSafSf day. after
day would be more like a freq
life"
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
. Powder in .Rlps .aurdsase0 j ]

> - PoWder1 IN sFlpe NHurnsis HoN 7
Neenah, Jpseph Sahatsky, u years
sla sustained painful bdras about the
! face and hands when a quantity Of
powder he had PLACED in q pipe ex-I
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
WHITE GENERAL" DCoMS FOE

legend permeating the Russian army
Of g White General" who rides
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
Russ a a Frendh scsafanNaa

A French icaptain oauseG-a nuHeber
OF his horses to be-rUarvu WIN nay
efsgies Sud then all punched together
and covered with hSyNt6 &ssnk 4 s.
giant haystaSk. AS stste &n6reF e.
,erged from i ie haze I'd CEN s2lvefe
Ibewildered. bit chaEaA. ~ lAcAeAus&i
gshe horses separate While. the
aGerrans wife slashing at the hay
fezssgies on tie horses the real French
xrCops y - -
defeated them. The captain was highly
praised for his successful ruse.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09

Tie siFl question: is he marFied''
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1914-12-09
EDUCATOR FREED.
MAY GUST PUPILS
9eEAfRE-pRtNefp&te xcwea-
4TE1 OF Alleged MIscoNs
q DUCT By. caMmfrT6Es
u 49, -
Ray BRING SANDER SUIT
E-V e@~F TM - 80
s2ng SAB to Have Made untr6e
Statements About Principal,
and Girl Is Asked to Re-

00ts yI8FaNsf 7ffSFYi gss lepaI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28
COLEGIO DE SAN ILDEFuNsO
PARA SENORITAS
dirigido per lis
HERMANAS DE LA CARLOAD

En- este planted Sc cursan las asigna
turas propias de la primera ensenan1a
Sc dan lecciones de fngl6s, Frances y
M1sica-CLASEsS DE ADORNO: dl-
buio, pintura, taquigrafia. maquinilla Y
'onfeccion de tiores.-CLASES DE LA
BORES:- Costura, tapiceria, encaje
bordados EN- oro litografia, seaas, etc
etc.
Ademas de las asignaturas menclo
nadas Sc instruye q las alumnas, cor
gran esmero, en- ell gobierno in erior IL
una casa Y Sc les ensena toda claSe
oticios domesticos.
20 ursos empiczan el 10. DC Sep
'iamhr~ Sc admtcn a'umnas i"tcrras
y cXterraS
Al, NJ ~ AZ, ~, ~ Il, A ~ it Ne, ,, ~ ~ NJ NJ ~ NJ ~, 80
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28
PAN BUENo
Especial para Emparedados
III Rlquislmo Sobao LA LINDA.
ri ruessro Sc vente 4 2 cvts Bollo.
PAN DE LECHE"
Cruz 10 LA LINDA"

In 4 kilomctro II de Ia carretera
snire lilo Picdras y CaguaS. Il automo
al mamero ll96 propiedad lie Jorge {
"lombanl. de San Juan. guiado por
liuiino | harri. ehanffeur n1mero l76
arroli" I Francisco .Iimtnez Angel
perez Poggi. re>ultando amhos con
'uerie> golpe> y contuSione> Fmcror
iraslanados al Hospital Municipal. ID,
II nN' ,iigacion practicada reSuta ha
her rllpabilidad por partr del chauf
feur. 4uien fut arrestado y puc~to /
aispn>leion H. Ia Corte.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28

Como las II de la manana de aver,
"a Ponce. Carlos Manuel Rodriguez.
'oreedor hueIguista, acometi6 y agredi6
j JOSE Antonio Panblanco. torcedor
fompe-huelga que trabaja actualmente
"a Ia >ultana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28
NOTIcIAS

i'elro Nariega 4misn - II n"ehs dsl
~ - dseismhfe. 49,. dlo maeris IL
nun ea~hslladn hssoberto Colon, "a Il
barrie ~aniana. fas ssnienrlado por II
goffe - ipsssriio - Areeihe : sntFif
sl... asssA ~ preside
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28

ssm.sAs - nnn agrmdaiAr riiAir aus
l. lslsrarA - Fsigsllsmo. - epntisfe
s1nlnlnn ~ nfDgnna ofFa dfoga laeFni-
eloaa
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-05-28
PAPA AEL CABALLERO
Agente de periodiccs.
+. U Box 800 Bayamon, P. r

- \ barrio Agarrobo. Vega
haJa l'rcsbitero >eStrc agredi6 i Es-
'rhan santos con IN machcte miritn-
'"i' ana herida dc .aracter grave en la
eion frontal