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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-01-10

A large batch cf income tax blanks
were received tcday by Capt Fountain
Beattie. of the Sixth Virginia internal
revenue district. Capt. Beattie an
nounces that parties desiring these
blanks can obtain them from him.
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STRIKE END RATIFIED
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power of the president of the United
States. This, he said, had resulted.
in one year. in 10000 coal miners
working under trade agreement
Similar conditions. he predicted for
the Colorado miners if they accept
the suggestions of the board and
President Wilson
Delegate O. +. Nisro raised the
question of what was to become OF
the women and children in the tent
colonies. Vice President Hayes ano
Board Member John r. Lawson
called the attention of MICRO to that
part OF the executive boards PROPOSE
ton saying that the international
union would give as much assistance
to the striking miners who We're I'M
able to secure work and to their
families as was possible. Mother
Jones told the delegates Of how the
United Mine Workers had often emp
tied their treasury to aid suffering
members OF their class belonging to
other organizations and assured the
members of the union in attendance
at the convention that neither the
men, women nor children Of the tent
colonies would suffer in any way as
a result of their action.
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SHE CAVE UP
ALL HOPE
Physicians Failed To Help Mrs.
Green. But She Finally Found
Relief in Cardul.

Meet1e. va.-Mrs. J. c. Green OF this
place. says: II suffered with womnnly
troubles so that | could hardly sit up.
Two Of tho best doctors in our town
treated me, and I tried different medi-
cines. until I gave up all hope OF ever
getting well.
One day, I decided to try some Car.
dui 1t did so much for mo that I
ordered some more. and it cured me!
Today, feel as well as l ever did In
my life.
Tho pains and the trouble are all
gone. feel like another person In
every wav. I wish every sufferer could
know what Cardul will do for sick
women"
A few doses OF Cardui at the RICH;
time, will save many big doctor Dill
by preventing serious sickness.
1t tones up the nervous system. anc
helps make pale cheeks fresh and rosy.
Thousands o; weak women have been
restored to health and happiness BY
using Cardui. Suppose you try it.
1t may be Just the medicine you need.
NB-Wvite to: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Ghatta;
,ooea Medicine Co, Chattanooga. !enn,. for Sper'n!
Instructions. and 6i-page book Home !featnAn'
b. vs&sn." ssnt 10 plain ~rAppsi. IN fsaus.@
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THIS WILL INTEREST
STOMACH SUFFERERS
Says Indigestion Comes From An Ex-
cess of Hydrochloric Acid.

\ wcll-known authority states
that stomach trouble and indigestion
is nearly always due to acidity-acid
'stomach-and not, as most folks be-
licve, from lack of digestive juices.
He states that an excess OF hydro
chloric acid in the stomach retards
digestion and starts food fermenta-
ton, then our meals sour like gar
baGc in Il can. forming acrid fluius
and gases which initiate the stomach
like u toy balloon. We then get that
heavy, lumpy feeling in the chest,
we cructate sour food, belch gas, or
have heartburn. ilatulence, water
brash, or nausea.
He tells us to lay aside all digeS-
tive acids and instead, get from any
pharmacy four ounces of Jad Salts
and take a tablespoonful in glass of
water before breakfast while it is En-
icrvescing, and Furthermore. to con
tinuc this for one week While re-
lief follows the first dose. it is inn
! portant to neutralizc the acidity, re-
move the Sas-makin2 mass, start the
| liver, simulate the kidneys and thus
promote a free flow of pure diges-
tive juices.
| lad Salts is inexpensive and u
made from the acid Of grapes ana
lemon juice, combined with lithia
and sodium phosphate. This harm
| less salts is used by thousands OF
;people for stomach trouble with ex.
Icclent results.
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Confession of Troopers
Now duplicates
Others

Denver, Colo, Dec, 9.-Wm. Nc
Henry. postoffico inspector IN charge
OF Denver district received word to
day that James L. MaTtimuro and Al
bert Pagel, arrested in connection
with the robbery of the ,Ustotlicc at
Wa'scuburs on December /, in which
81 600 disappeared, had made Il
complete confession, duplicating
Sergeant Francis V Rudd, Corporal
Max Dorslti and Private Teddy Frank
in conspiracy to conceal the money.
All are under arrest. In addition
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the enemy.
in the forest of Argonne itself
ground was gained in several places
On this OCCASION, we took Il number
of prisoners.
1.-The French suffered heavy losses
in the battle reported yesterday to
the north of Nancy. Our losses were
comparatively small"
NO new reports are AT hand from
+ East Prussia.
In northern Poland our troops
are in close touch with the russians,
who have come to u slandslill in a
strongly fortified position.
East of the Warta, the fighting
for Lowicz continues.
In southern Poland austro-Hun-
garian troops fighting side by side
with our troops, have successfully
renewed the attack"
Paris, Dee. s.-There was artillery
fighting from the sea to the Lys dur
! ins the day of December s, according
to the French official announcement
given ont in Paris this afternoon,
and all the positions won by the
French during the past two days
have been strengthened.
The French have made gains in
the Aisne, in the Mouse and in the
Argonnc. Part of the statement is
devoted to Il recital of the situation
in Poland and in Servia, The text
of the communication follows:
During the day of Dec. s. there
was artillery firing from the seacoast
to Lys.
''In the region of Arras and furth-
err to the south there was nothing to
report. All the positions won by us
during the past two days have been
organized and consolidated.
"In the region of the Aisne artil-
lcry exchanges resulted advantage
cously for us. In the Argonne the
activity of our artillery and fighting
by our infantry resulted in apore-
stable gains for us. Several German
trenches were occupied and we made
progress along the entire front with
the exception of one single point.
here the enemy blew up one of our
trenches with mine.
ON the heights Of the Meuse our
artillery showed itself distinctly the
master Of the artillery of the enemy
In this region as well as in the Ar
gonnc. we have made progress along
the entire front and have occupied
some OF the German trenches. The
same thing happened in the region
of Lepretre. In the Vosges we re-
r.,l II, IL
west of Sinoncs.
I'm the remainder of the segment
Of the Vosges, the enemy made an
cndeavor during the day of Deem
Der Sth to deliver serious attack on
the positions occupied b.; us last
week
Russia: The stubborn attacks of
the Germans against the front from
How TO I.owicZ and from Strikow to
LODI and also along line running
north and south lG Kilometres Go
miles, to the west of Piotrokow We're
repulsed Nevertheless, because, OF
the exposed position of LODI at the
head of the wedge. the Russians
have found it advisable to evacuate
this city.
I'm Galicia the Austriuns, who APP
rear to have received German rein
furcements, have resumed the offens-
i've in the region OF Ncusandcc. to
the southeast of Cracow, against the
Russian left wing.
The SCryian armies are making
progress in the upper valleys OF the
western Morava and on the lett bank
Of bn vi, I he, f..L
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NOTICE

For the protection CT the timbe:
and grazing and to preserve :lie in
crease the game and fsl. thereon,
The Rocky Mountain Coal and iron
Co., and the Colorado sue and irou
Co., hereby give notice that all tres
passing, hunting or fishing on their
lands In Las Animas County, Colo
RADIO, are strictly forbidden.
The Rocky Mountain Coal K Iron
COPY j. f. Wclborn, President.
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Berlin tvia London. Dec. 9.-The
official statement issued by the Ger
man army headquarters this after
noon is "a follows:
TO the west of Rheims fishery.
although flying the Red Cross flag.
has been bombardcd and set on fire
By our troops. as we had ascertained
by means OF photographs taken by
our aviators that behind the fishery
was hidden a French heavy battery.
French attackt in the district
oround Souain and on the villages of
Varennes and Vouquers, in the east :
ern part Of the forest of ArSonne,
M-.rl Lrumlsed with nOaNy losses TO
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Lohn F. Kent is held pending inves-
| legation. The first man arrested in
the case was Oliver Howard. Who
confessed and implicated Mortimore
aud Pagcl. All the men belong to
troop r. Fifth United States cavalry,
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KAISER STRICKEN
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come to Germany because "our nerves
are stronger than those Of cur enc
mes"
The Russian war office states that
"a serious defeat has been inflicted
on the Germans Ill one Of the war
areas in the east. 1t is announced
that i'll the region OF Cracow. Gailcla.
the Germans were put 10 rOut, their
right wing being turned and that
they are suiil beng pdgSned.
German losses are described as
enormous 1t has been suggested
III London that the Russians would
content themselves with remaining
on the defensive in Poland, following
recent German successes there, and
that sending reintorcements INTO GA
lloia. they would attempt 20 invade
Germany non. TIE south across tile
Silcian border.
Although Russia has not yet adj
mitted the fall OF LODI, the official
announcement contains the sugses-
ton that the fighting in the vicinity
has been less Ill her favor than is
said to be the case Ill GaliCia. Ii Is
stated that in the battle near Piotro-
kow, a Polish city, rs miles south
east of LODI. I'VE were only partial
ly successful" To the north en-
gagements are in progress to the east
of the border of east Prussia. A
previous official statement from ber-
lin spoke of the presence OF Rus
slams IN German territory about 30
miles west OF the frontier
/ According to current reports III
Rome. Germany does not look TO Italy
as possible ally and is bending all
her efforts to keep that nation out
of the war. 1t is said that Prince
Won Buelow, the former German
councillor, now serving as amDassa-
dor to Rome, has been authorized to
arrange the Cesslon by Austria to
Italy Of the province of Trent. This
province. formerly Italian territory.
and populated largely by Italians,
! has been in possession OF Austria Tor
a century.
London, Dec. Emperor Viii
. liam is suffering from pneumonia.
which is combined with nervous de-
preston due to over-eXertlon. accord
/. ing to kilograms from Berlin, for
warded by the Amsterdam cores
pondent of the Exchange Telegraph
company. The message adds that
the German cmperor's doctors have
ad,lsed lrim not to return to the
front.
! The center OF the German line IN
Russian Poland, having occupied
LODI. it is continuing to push on to
the eastward after the retiring Rus
slams, according to official announce
ment made in Berlin. Nevertheless
the strain on both sides has been ter
rifle and the losses heavy, SO that
hull PROBABLY soon will set in on this
part OF the eastern battle front while
the troops recuperate.
The Russian continue to assert
that their retirement from LODI was
a strategic necessity rather than Il
defeat, but it will take future dcrel-
opments to show whether this claim
is correct or not
In the western arena. while il
would appear still generally true
that the Germans are more on the
defensive than the offensive, the
news that they have made violent
attack to the south of Iprcs ind1-
Gates that they have not abandoned
the idea OF breaking through to the
French coast and 1t is said that the
pick of the German western army
hac nj a
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THREE SCHOOL
DEBATE DATE
FIXED JAN. is

The date for the triangular de-
bate between Trinidad. ROCKFORD
and La Junta has been changed to
January 10 on request of Rocky
Ford. The Rocky Ford debatin 3
coach stated that because of circum-
stances, they could send 10 team
here nor compete with any tear.
there on the date before arranged.
hence the change.
Coach Shaded has his protegcs
working in excellent order now. and
next Wednesday, try-outs will be
held for the ca2taincy of the two
teams. All are doing their best. as
they feel that the captainry is Il most
enviable position. This is correct.
as in a debate a great deal depends
on the ability and character OF the
captain.
a plan has been accepted by Prin-
cipal Kelley whereby excuses from
the Seniors will be written by the
students themselves, thus dispensing
with delay caused by student for
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The Emporium Department Store
has two-day spec'-.l sale three times
each week. WaIrI Their adj IT,
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getting an excuse for absence or tar
diness. In class meeting, the SEN
| iors petitioned that to such of them
| that wished it. Principal Kelley ex-I
tend the honor system. This systA
puts all the responsibility opvthe stu
dents, all being trusted tclstheir In.
tegrity. The request was granted
and the Seniors are now permitted to
tender their own excuses. being on
their honor to tell nothing but the
, truth.
This is Il step in the right dircc-
ton as it will tend to raise the sense
of honor of the students. Principal
Kelley announces that this privilege
may, under certain conditions, be
extended to other classes.
The MONDAY lunch OF the hi ,h
school has outgrown its present
equipment, disagreeable weather ne
ces;itatinS the accommodation OF
many more students, so the school
board has passed resolution au-
thorizir!S, the purchase of more seats
and an increase of equipment, such
as dishes and utensils. This lunch
i. very popular on storm days, ana
will be a blessing when winter starts
in in earnest.
The Emporium Department Store
| has a two-day speci-l sale three times
each week. Walr,, Their adj. II.
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O. or Cf fhe frut ballot .-iarke Va.
Pals ranlllafe. NOS "a fhnf fha uorni-
Eeilcu 90 White b. made unaniunous
1s rlofiou prevailed without . as
srriln- vote ard an enrhlsIastir dem
CD iFaflor LQll1WeC. dlrinE which -
rfctec rallr were uads Tor a speech
from ftF nominee Hs uns escorted
ln TIE platform and hls APPEARANCE D.
lore the couFFniluu vas the signal ~
another Concentration which lasted
several minutes
q have witnessed today sccnes
Win deep feeling % appreciation n
p lat % means 90 b. a Republican.
senator White bcEan n appreciate
rost deeply your action in naming u.s
ss pour standard bearer tnIs fail. and
. assure you In the hegiuninE. that
-nrN 20 wage HinnilE fight I IN
fa-d Orb carry the campaign into every
district in ths eight counties 81 the
tIrsf Con gresslonal district
The nominee declared that 10 o. a
uaNrrty that the FIRST Congressional
district should BE- represented By any
one other than Republican Tie
layed the Watson Chiffon Democratic
ring. and assured the convention thar
TO cannot boast that 10 has dictated
to this convention
10 fact. thc only thing the Demo
cratic party can boast Of j. that % has
man iu the rerson 90 Wyne Heau
ah0 refused 90 purchase 20 900 shares
ln tefunct North Carolina gold mine
in order to secure the nomination 20
cuIgres sman-at-l large. be- said
Tie announced allegiance 20 the Re
publican party and pledged himself 20
carry our its principles N elected. and
in closing. again thanked the conven-
ton for fhe honor bestowed upon him
Upon motion n Judge Mason. the
members OF the Congressional Com
mittee elected from each county we're
-
a unanimous vote.
Before adjournment was taken.
Judge Mason asked permission 20 say
few words Zee said that % he h
pFruiued 90 vote az the coming elcC-
ton 20 VIII have been the twenty sixth
time iu his life De has supported a
Republican candidate for Congress
He said he believed the Republicans
of the First District can elect Con
Ertssmau thi- fan
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ts-~is colnty dsiezztion. and vhen hc
laElnd lis candl1afe rla crasr.rr
spread % an parts uf the Theatre. a1c
t az olle tecauF evident mat enc
esfufelilon "a oFrra Ifr-luely ln
iasor Of Whre
"etzti sPri zzl CANDIDATE
~ secrrfar1 PROCEEDED vim tle
offered until MrtEeL Ln. last on tna
roll Eas called Victor lanes made
hi- way to the EtaEs and ln b-isf. blt
Afu clntsr rruiarEs. placed ia uoui-
nation ne name 81 frank Wells
llhrE" BE spcEe tiEnlF OF the Wet
kEl county candidate ABILITY. and de-
glars-i that thcrr Dbl not a man In the
fifat District better qualified 20 rep
recent Do IN longrrss. This nomIna-
non vas loudly cneered b. the Net.
Col h. "a a. Curtis. Of West Iib-
trt@. OHIO county. vac then recoEUlr-
20 Up Chairman Wells In a uowerv
adde's which slicted much applauas.
~ seconded the nomination % SanH-
tof " nit". paying that candidate
many pleasing roUl iIuIerfk Col
ilfus was Ners eloquent in hIs tr.u-
li" 20 the kfuubliraus. and recalled
- Aitdt aclirFeulrufF since thc days
OF Lincoln in beginning. Col Curtis
said. while a smile spread over nIs
rolntFnance 40 said the Hepun-
hcan party D. dead. Doe This eath
- ns much resemble the celebration
81 a funeral7"
The nomination OF CLARK was not
seconded.
A. there were no other nominations
hartman Wells ordered a roll call OF
az. ihe hrtt vote resulting a. fol-
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thaf vas r0 urmisfauhIy manifest
''l.nr tn, rarfs cohorts assrnhIed from
'.rft .rr,Inr nf tns eight rnurfIea
fnr white uIu carr ri. ~ he strrf
.'.".Ie. rNHf "N.EH. HUr |ErI. IH com.
.-l.5 nIar.gn ard Ms'zrI on FrrtIr rr.
NeeiF carried Iaaf ftIf Hr l.1 b. Ilrtsr
Hr se r.Ul f.r a RETURN fH Dor FHr-
,rr .'I m" poi Nif"uF .nIL
rr.fsf tn completely a.erfHr1u re
I'....rrHf.r control
John Gr. TrI.har1. rIrrt ~ fhs bona.
MARION county. srrreeass fHs UsI.sf tr-t
Nrr.f HiI ha tHf heavily In bio bono
.'e.. r.l--..,.,.. .lI.,. b. Do T.l.- /.
t1ai Do raH hard row f1 boo frIs
.fa''.rr 81. rife ever tHs
party ta f1ITu .Ha rrafr.sfs s-r ra.-.
.ess rrHrI.a rf tHe Dee fu. raa-s
...1es. e'fErlrf and fHr ...f m
s-r s-s--t.il -..r.,ls. r. oi,-
,as blame o. h.inF placed rtsr. b.
Nsrion fsr wais.
1-o.re-. fellow f1ararrr NJ rrsIr rr1
fr.-H enough FIJI. arr frrf fHrrr .a
s.E q. 20 lF change I1 Marion
-+1- s--f .l --........ I'.'1N ~
mont amrrF ere ..frre Marion rr.-tr
flarI HlfH free Trade rlIa anil
..--- h., protect Dol convincing
81. .i,-w,... county ret .rs- f-rt -searr-
aitff Eeara ~ faithful rrrer.HHa
-s..-- =, .,-..r- '7 29sss. r.'' 90 n1rI..
IlFr Linn Hrarr.r. chairman 20 ra
county Republican executive
arrrerIat..- N frr f---- 81 ---..
7e ..FF'.t Esr-tIi~a1 majority BIZ 1lr
sad ghs-iss p sef-t ~ Leris.
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IN CONVENTION
ADOPT RINGING RESOLUTIONS

.
N'hout NOR" than weak kueed at
tempt 90 'Nturt apology being sNerted.
We oppose the ratification Of IN.
golomhla treaty. now pending be
Tore the United States senate. a. an
other example OF the1ack of stability
go clearly evident in the state depart.
m"nt and The White House. By urging
he ratification of the Colombian
treaty the Democratic administration
N!fuliy seeks 10 put the United states
IN me position OF deliberately steal.
ing the Panama Canal zone We pro
Test against such q tarcical proceed
inE and deny that the United States
owes Colombia black mail either in
me form ot money or an apology In
THIS connection Xc urge upon our ce-
teemcd Senator the Honorable Nath.
an Con, 90 use every influence at his
com mand In opposing the ratification
OF lhls proposed treaty
We believe In dealing Justly and
fairly with all foreign powers but we
condemn the general foreign policy
or the democratic administration
which has yet 10 lake a vigorous and
decided stand on any question OF an
International nature. which. after an.
me only sure means 81 command
pr. me respect OF foreign nations and
tttLgnung serious entanglemerts
we favor the adoption OF a federal
.dW providing for the punishment Of
directors or individuals responsible
Tor the management Of Interstate
commerce corporations or businesses.
found violating the law. We favor
the creation OF n federal trade com.
mission We favor q minimum wage
law that WIN provide a fair and ius-
compensation for all employees Of cor.
norauons, firms or individuals en-
Gagged IN Interstate business or com
m'Ice We favor "a national work.
"H.H r. .HHH 3 j.
ourselves To "a continuance OF tine
foilcy intended 90 conserve our great
natural resources. which AS the prom
rrty or aI the people. should be- AZ.
torded the fullest measure Of protec-
ton
We believe 10 the maintenance NJ
navy adequate iu proportions 10 in.
sure peace. We favor the cOutinuarr.
or river and narbor improvements but
on an economic scale
We condemn the Democratic part-
ana the Democratic congressman from
llr t!rst District for the campaign OF
1ec' Ition carried ON iu 1912 and 1919
lN attrWUtIng Co lay the blame frr
The high cost of living o. tho door of
inc h'f'luigau party and tho protect
ne IdIlH We were told hy every
Demo- ratio candidate and campaign
speaker BOO 1912 and 1913 that M.
li'Wot Iaiic 'driN policy when carried
mo effect would reduce tho cost AZ
living ans n1eIc from fourth f1
pn'.HIf or more Free bread and fro.
H'gf Formed iua almost exclusive carr.
raIEu cry and argument of tho Dom
'lfaNc candidate In Che First District
l' Tho special election last fan Press
h'n' M SON NHH been In office for one
and un'.fHf years and tha cost Of lIv-
i.- mas nr'u steadily lHiug up ever
zinc" until now with very few min
or exception. 10 Dr. higher than ever
49,
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EXPRESSIONS
OF OPTIMISM
MANY REPUBLICANS FoREsEE
VICTORY At POLLS THIS
FALL
Indications Are That Sweeping Vie
tory VIII Be Won I0 First con
gress'onal District

|H...M.NT $751; En I.Ir rI- Er.
"...".a 20 continent gathered iron.
...U.H from r.rrr county
.erf..r here today Indicate that the
...r..f H..I Dol reclaimed 20 the Re-
column This faH Ey n erIrrfIf
."r.'. Do urrIrafIHr ~ Senator
NnIfr served Oh afrrrrfrrr
.ne ie.lns OF optimism and conllrnes
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luial necessary for choice 81
Nomination Made Unanimous
Immediately upon the announce
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eoontinu'd On Fifteenth PsgsJ