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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

COL Roosevelt last night visited the munich
pal lodging house for human derelicts The
dispatches do not say how many Bull Moose
he met.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

Jefferson county, Nebraska, farmers have re-
solved not to sell any horses for war purposes.
Looks as if those peace treaties have had some
effect in the w. J. B. stamping ground.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

Yesterdays dispatches from Petrograd in
dictate that the Russians consider Cracow a
poor investment. :. t.s.-s,.. 49,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

Uncle Sans naval commanders certainly
have quick and effective way Of doing bust
ness at critical times.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

Efficiency is the best politics that can be
played in Honolulu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

''Great gains are reported but it is rather
difficult to tell whose gains.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

JUDGE T. B., STUART: ! dom
know whether 13 is a lucky number
That's the number received in thu
land drawing yesterday. | was lucky
in getting so small number though
considering the large number of appli
cants.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

RAYMOND C. BROWN: 1t would
be a great thing for Honolulu if the
members of the board of directors OF
the Chamber of Commerce of America
were to visit here in 1915 or 1916. /
hope that President Carter will be able
to get results in the matter.
r. H. TRENT: | had a letter in
yesterdays mail that confirms my op-
timism over the coming years outlook
in Hawaii. This was from a former
Honolulu woman who now lives in
California but. retains large property
interests here. She writes that in the
six months since she left here she has
become convinced that Hawaii is the
most prosperous as well as the most
beautiful part of the United States and
that if she can dispose of her property
in California she will come back To
Honolulu to stay.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

Cracow is still uncracked.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

JUDGE ASHFORD: In looking
over the names of the new jury pan
els for the 1915 term it seems to me
the local courts are fortunate in OBJ
tanning personnels of remarkably high
standard
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29
EIIIIEMIIINEWQ

GOVERNOR PINKHAM: haven't
decided yet whether | will declare
next Saturday, January 2. territorial
holiday. doubt it's ACCESSIBILITY, how
ever.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

Ho~ rarre 'ray l. the life that ties before,
Il Jetn on groanimg erer for tn" past - Robert
Browning.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-12-29

H. P. WOOD: l have not yet ap
pointed chief clerk for the Hawaiian
building. There already is large list
of applicants for the position and the
matter will be given consideration.
The citizen., 1914-09-25
LIVES IN MIDST OF DEATH"
French Officer Writes OF Scenes Along
Battle Line

BoriesuL-The Temps prints 8 let
ter received from friend OF its editor
al the front The letter Is dated Sep
tember and says:
For four days we have been fight
ing without stopping and sleeping so
little that this morning fell asleep in
an automobile and bursting shells n
the road hardly caused ne TO blink
ny sand-lsde1 eyeiids.
We are holding our Owl. hut At
what & cost. All the horizon Is IN
flames; all the villages within z5 miles
are burning and the night sky seems
glittering with sparks
The noise is such that one ceases
70 perceive IL We live il the midst OF
death ] owe ny life to z miracle, the
circumstances Of which I an at loss
70 explain even now. Two big shells
fell on and wrecked the house where
was talking to General -- about
the German wounded ! had come to
fetch. At the first explosion, which
crushed the roof, ! advised the Gen
eral TO take shelter behind the wall
Hardly had l left him when the
second shell exploded il the very spot
where l had been standing. The whole
house burst into flames. Captain A.
-. 10 whom had been speaking,
fell forward dead, and Colonel B.
who vas entering the drawing
room, also vas instantly killed
y got out Of the debris through g
window. Upon the threshold Of the
house were General --, Colonel I,
and Lieutenant Y. all
grieyously wounded Ny name has
been mentioned II the army orders
The citizen., 1914-09-25

sip cz5s55sc Sz5 sank TIE szrTiTo-E
bsEx rescze6 ~ - empty collier.
Tns Czzz-lz sz1e-e6 Ei1e killed.
ETs se-soassE AID tEs1sy-o1s slightly
~u111e1
Il u s C1z5e-sz1d rspo-zs t-o1
tas Czzerpc1 2.Tsr t1st : German
Eszzsh5p- O. TIE 1lEaf Q. tts .oEr-
-e@.-s- attempted u SIX TIE British
glbosr Dwarf VIII a. iEts-zsl nz-
c.i1s Z he- hoEs- z-te1P- failed
TIE s-szzst.p Es-h o1s pEsr1s-
Eas captured
o. II ziEa- O September Is the
Dwarf vas pzposs5lF rzzzed hy TIE
Nzc1-zgzl Z German Zeyc1z-. E1lp:
ia Dwarf was slightly damaged. the
Nse1Ilgsl vas wrecked TIE e7s-y
lost .oZr E5ste E-6 sso natives; eight
whites s1i t0z--se1 natives sr= Mss
EE
Two Gs--z- lzzzc1es, exc cz-TT-
s1g explosive zsca.1ss- vas 6ss-
--oys5, the =aszr's loEsss Ee-s Ooe
ELs1- -aree whites AID IEo natives
5--socs-s-
The citizen., 1914-09-25
Italy Arms
More Than
100000 Men

R,-e-ItzlE already Azs uo-e
-s7 Ez,t -Mso1 -a 1o5s- ANS
Tae bsz- c. -aese -oops zre = camps
z-5 bz--zaks Z re Lnzozrd! so5
Venetian provinces
Tzs tor-y-tozr-l anniversary q t1s
s--y q Italians sato Ro-s vas csle-
a-z.s5 vita Z p-oEs- crgz1l1sd 5y
IL Municipality Tie uszzl proces-
ssoz % the po.zt Ehere the opening
Ezz -z5e Z ne walls q The ci-y Ezs
z--z1gsd
TIE co-1eg= s-opp=6 4 tro1t q the
B-5tiEa Embassy and eassrsd with
The widest enthusiasm. Thea Brit
81 6zg Esz u1turlsd AID +1e crowd
shouted repeatedly Lang I've Eng
zc5- ths friend o Itzly." The
Demonstration Z continuing
During -as DEMONSTRATION lines q
Italian roops. I've deep Ei1A 6xad
bzyoastz. zzrrozncsd -hs Austrian and
German embassies AID coasulztes.
TIE democratic Constitutional party
heId Z meeting ard adopted Eesolu-
-5o1s saying that tie manifestations
q democracy indicate 70 tae govern
mea- TIE enthusiasm CT the people for
-ze tine Ehso ne national aspira-
r.ons nay d realized. but expressing
-he opinion HAT The pubic should
lezTe 70 the government the 6eterni
azt-oa 0. Irzly's final attitude toward
--o s--z----sr-zr rr-Hf@-
TIE resolution adds that il Is hoped
that the governments decision vii
lead 70 the triumph Of those ssnE
ne1ts OF national democracy from
which alone Europe can obtain Al
epoch OF social peace.
The citizen., 1914-09-25
BIG ARMIES
BATTLING ON
Report From Front Declares
Germans Western Wing
Forced Back.
Carnage in Early Fighting
Curbs ReckIessness.

TIE great battle slo1g tie AlE1s
rzFe- continues, Apparently Eitnoot
result definitely Favorable 70 ether TIE
Allies O. the Ge--zos-
4 dispatch from the baEtls iro1l
TIA Pz-zs. says that the western Wig
q TIE German lie hzs been thrust
hack seven niles
A Freach Official eouDzniczt,on
claims -spp-ecisble progress. notably
between Rheims and TIE A-goaDe, to-
tas Allies
TIE Ger-s-s, reinforced OF the
-ishf and = he csot-e. have sssunsd
TIE o-e1siTs. according 70 Al o1eisl
re2o-t Al Berlin Witch states that the
main German force Il between BsrrE-
su-Bzc and the forest ot A-gonne. and
that The fortress st Tsrdu1 i beng
attacked from tEo sides-
From Pe.-ogrsd il L reported that
The Russis1s II Czliciz have driven
back sn Austrian fo-ce 1ssr BarsnoE
sod Rzes1oE with heavy losses AID
are bo-bzrding Js-oslsu- and that
fighting Eith the garrison Of P-zeDysl
tss begun
The Morteaes-ln army Is reported
70 b within I9 miles Of Sars.ezo. the
capital OF Bosnia
The citizen., 1914-09-25
wv AR NEWS TOLD
IN TABLOID FORM

The French official statement saio
that mass attacks Of the Germans
had been repulsed and that tire Al
lies had made gains on their left
and centre.
The German General staff announced
that the French had intrenched
themselves and that attacks on the
positions were "slow in results"
NJ. Malvy, the French Minister Of the
Interior, announced at Bordeaux
that the famous cathedral at
Rheims had been destroyed by
German shells, and other ancient
buildings badly damaged.
Correspondents covering the scene of
the recent battle along the Marne
reported a great wake Of dead.
The Russian army has driven the
Austrisns across the River San and
begun attacks upon PrzemysI and
Jaroslaw. II has defeated the Ger
mans at Sandonnir, on the vistula,
and threatens to encircle the Aus
trisns east Of craeeow,
The citizen., 1914-09-25

:. so--s sOz-z e Es-tz. : z5oz1 .
tegL Ire GeDz7x lave co-s =
co-.sc1 VIII -as F-s7E1 zso-g re e.
IRE A-szcs t-oz-e-
Or IL szE- rsz.-s IL Allies Eo-
6szz5-s F5r-o-E. rs2.z-nE So1zlz AID
-Ekl-E 1-lps r--sozs-s- On t-s sEst
~ C-oEz Pr.7os co7-z-rss 70 give
war t=to-= 5s-s--E=t zsssG-s. E1l1s
Z ne Tosges E1E Lo--x-zs : F-s7cs
aware e cczs--=1
Rs-.o--s t-cz -ss 1-o7- seoE tai
ne F-s.cz-8-i-ls1 -ro3rs E-s 5g1l-g
zzzs- 6ssp = Ez-s-. EssFE -zl-s azF-
zE s3o5=5 he --s-cz=s-
TIE tEE y as--is s-zcks-s6 q Ia.
Eccc---
T.s Gs--z-s' i-c-szc1zso-S Es-=
cozs-zcr=5 ts1 6zTs before t-s os-
E=-E C -.s hattie Tie F-s-c1
-sze.ss we're zEos Z rz1gs q :
x-gs z@oz- = -1z sos-T's Ez1s-
x.sce t-=gZs--ly ard z-1liz-sozslE
o2so=5 Sc . &s1 viii --s-s16o1s
.sr
The citizen., 1914-09-25
Germans Sink S
and Capture l
British Ship
Lonocn Admiralty Tells Of Eroen's
Victory in Bay sf 5ensaI-kceniss-
Berg Dissbies Pegasus in Zanzibar
Hsrbor Battle.

Londou--The oacial press bureau
issued the following statement By the
Admiralty:
The Pegasus. in Zanzibar harbor
vas attacked by the Koenigsberg and
disabled; odt Of her crew Of 234 the
Pegasus lost twenty-five killed and
eighty wounded.
The German Earship Emden, on
the China station, entered the Bay
Of Bengal on the same night and
sank FIVE British ships. She sent
another, with its crew prisoners, 10
Calcutta The Emden is now report
ed at Rangoon.
The British auxiliary cruiser Car
mania was IN an action of the east
coast Of South America with an Ger
man armed merchant cruiser sup
posed 10 be the Trafalgar or the Ber-
lin. The action lasted an hour and
forty-fve minutes, when the German
The citizen., 1914-09-25
TRENCHES FILLED WITH WATER.

Pz-A-FzEsoS Of 1s~s Eo0 ne
s-ozt co1Sr- re sEsozs Character q
t.e cCzaz- O -ze A3zoe- Sg-s ..
-eoss ECzz6e5 Eeo lave z--.Ts1 here
5sc-s-s -azt ne 5g1-log EsS even
-crs Tsols-t thz1 Il -1s Msr2s, AID
@y tas losses q 50l1 sides lzs- D
heavier. TIE EglsS1. zs q zs
Nz--s. are tearing L1s b-uz1 q ne
coz1.=- z--zcks-
At.s- -zny 6syE' ooos-z1t 1so0e--
-z re Gs-s1 s--1ls-! s-scks1sd is
Es dzrznE aezvE 6oEnpoZ- @ -z-7-
TIE trenches Ee-s aezTly filed si-a
wz-s-- 6z-1-5s15-E greatly TIE s6Tz1-
age q IL 6e.eacs Ec-ks p-epz-s1 y
ne GsZz-S AID q re sz-s -lls zd-
ding . tzs s-Es-1Es q -1e Eoz-1sd-
Terrific lossss LzFe 5ssa sustained
. t.o-a ss5sE- Oze es@s-= PAGES
-1s casualties e 15f 800 zzl
BsTz5z (Fz Tie EsglEg--Lcs oG-
cal stzts1s7f 1-o1 1e Ws- oGcs de-
c-z-a5 tzz1 -1s hattie Il France is
El progressing viii the GsDz1
so-css s,o~ly Eszk1g dow 1=
Frsach 6ste-ca- L : ex2lzioe6 Ia.
-.s German ls-ss have 5=so eIts7ds6
q o=-zi1 points aod noE inclzds t1s
o-.E.zzi F-e1ca l-ss
The citizen., 1914-09-25
Saws Kaiser Moves
100000 Men From
Prussia to France

was recely-
ed az The Wsr Once that eight Ger
nan army corps, numbering $4,000
uen, which had besn sent east 70 re-
pel the Russian attack IN East Prus-
sis and 70 strengthen the Austrian
forces II Galicia, have been with
drawn and are being rushed 70 the
western scene Of operations in France.
Londo1.-The movement o. eight
German Amy corps from East Pr1s-
sia 10 the theatre OF war IN France
i taken 70 mean that the Kaiser in
tends 70 aim final terrific blow al
the Allies in Al effort TO crush the
opposition IN France
The citizen., 1914-09-25

HI
sstaopt Gs B-.tzs1 ds-iys-e5 : co1--
ts- E-Gck- t-ezk-x he G@DE Azss
s-E toloE1-g - zz-- z1TzozEs Ei.1
: 5z!l1s. c1E-Es = Wiki 81 s---=
Brigade vas as6l! czI ~
T5= amy C Crow Prince F-scs-sck
Wi,llsz las 52-y tE-e5 u i1S pr
sus-s q Mca-Ezcu2- oo-1Ees- q Ks--
dua encouraged y rz1to-cszsots
co---g t-o1 tas RaEs gz-5sols- s-5
TIE ire q dstzss vas clsz-l. sx-z1-
HsA=d t1o1 zI-EszEs1 oLss 1o--1-
cas- q Paris. % No.-.szcoz
T5s b-u1t C Tie Frs1ca taoo-zl a.
tzck bs1g a-oEn zgsi1z- ta1s point
AID t5s care ne GszEzs have zkea
L terrifying accounts to- he SOW pro
g=ss q -ze Fr=1c1 c7szsirz
TIE Germans o-s-sd ne most Oh
s-z-s-s -ss-szocs z-5 .ougat IS -1czEa
zsde = i-oz- TIE Allies a. re sane
tine 6oggs5ly pz-zus6 The snail al
TE-zEe ne! gained s1d kept 81 1s
heals q -1e.r r=-uc-zo-l! retiring tos-
DE-1E he seFeo-h night D hattie
t. Gs-0s1s os6s formidable ooFe-
Zs1- = t5s EsSts-1 sphere bit we're
ls. D. tas F-Eca and British with
graf courage Tie Gsus1s -s-aD= =
70 II z-1sck 10 feEer t.za tea tines
Ei-. 1z-Telo1z ts1zc5ry AID intrepid
itT. ru- ~=-e unable 70 t-esk -a-ouza
t-e zlli=5 Infantry.
TIE 5gat inst be:o-s tzyb-ezk vas
tas -ost violent Of al TIE Germans
appeared 70 throw ITO The charge al
tat renamed o tke-r eaerE. bu.
Ee-s rolled hack With eno-nous loss
s. Before retiring b=aia6 their big
gus tasy sacrificed many Of rheir
u@c=-s. displaying e res0eIioa
Which approached Desperation Tig-
o-c-s counter attack eas7ed during
which 3 snail extent o. grouod vas
gsi,s5
During -ae combat ths sdTs-sz-ies
= -sn! instances came 70 hand--o-
az-6 clashes. ard the bsyone- was sx-
:s-siT=ly usad. TIE carnage was ss--
rsttyi1g. bzt the troops Of both arr les
svvszr 70 have been hardened u sIca
scenes. and fought with .ndoli1t BE
cool1sss despite the heaFiness % the
losses
Two things stand OFT Is news arid
tie general uncertainty One is that
the Fre-ca Government has issCed
DEGREES hy which young nen OF less
ttza .Eea-! years. legally ineligible
to- military service. are 70 De admit
ted q volunteers. The other is that
Nz1belge hss fallen into German
lands
The first indicates that France has
II ,ast dsts-niled 10 pur forth her
full fighting strength Properly car
red ozt- This neE decree means
.hzz France =ir have - least 1901
go ns1 20 face the invaders, for the
sunno1i1g O. youths below twenty
VII add enough 70 the fighting ranks
70 bring tie total up 10 more than
oae-ssx-h q the entire population.
Tie second item. thai relating -
Msubs1ge. means that Germany now
hss : free and uninterrupted line Of
retreat into Southern Belgium and
Luxercu-g.
The citizen., 1914-09-25
Russians Bombard
Two Great Forts
Fsu &c sz-1o-i-. Gf.sr osfss- -
Ger-s-L is E-no---e5 -
7et-os-s5-

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1zs tsso Covered IT tze R8zs.zas-
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= stlu proceeding Tigo-Czsly.
The citizen., 1914-09-25
NEW ARMY FOR
VON KLUCK
100000 Men Are Rushed
Belgium TO Support the
German Wing

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zssS EEs,t 21s- Scyoz = - zcFs-
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po--z1- st-zt=gie po=.t.c-s = --s SoE-
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The citizen., 1914-09-25
ALLIES RESUME The OFFENSIVE.

Lo-6o1--A violent S--zcE :! -as
nz.n 5o6y G. the German right under
Gez- gCz KlEck. drove the Allies hack
orsr ire A5sne inst below scissors
srC for : Eas.e i sssued IS t1o1gn
1hs Kziser's ne1. Eezrts1ed b. food
znc rssntorceuents. boih o. which
they needed badly. -ouid succeed Il
piercing ne A1zIo-F-zaeh Eze and
quitting tae Allies O. TIE defensive.
F-esa troops were hurried 70 tae
Allies xezk point, however and, r.
su-ai-y ths offensive. they drove he
Germans hack over the river and a
nszhttzu The position o. conflicting
forces below Scissors vas me sane
ss before tas bloody days work began
Or the Allies extreme left ne Ger
mans gave way OF me Disc near Soy-
OF. according 70 Al Official statement
frou Paris, and around Rheims the
armies o. General Ton Einem and
Grand Duke Albrscht have been fore
&c hack. oai not until fierce German
bonbsrdment had set the city on FIRE
ard had severely damaged The historic
cathedral
II the 4rzonne district and oelox
YeTdU1. where The army O. Grown
Prince Wilhelm il al bay, there vas
10 change q any consequence II the
yosges there have been skirmishss,
but 10 important engagements.
From Berlin it Is announced that
~the situation On the western front
generally is unchanged. The Anglo
French forces have been compelled 10
assume the defensive along the whole
iine. A decisive assault on the line
The citizen., 1914-09-25
EERLiN REPORTS SUCCESS
~ BATTLE WITH TEE ALLIES

Bs--z-- IA A-s-s-1sZ-I1s tcl3o~-
s-g c=c5zl s-z-s-e-- vas lsscs1-
Sgce=sE & -eel-g or o1s.sive
sxz1-s- ne Allss5 British zzd F-eaca
sc-csz We are making p-ogrsss q
seTe-sl Tol1is. Heavy rains to- tsE
days eo-p=-ed re German troops u
=it15o,6 -1e.- ztisekE. M Es z-e 1ow
EcT.zE to-Ezrd. Eita ne s1sD. Czk-
sEx q eze-ge--c 1etszse
TIE resntorcs1snEE se1t 70 tls
t-o-- have given Z good account q
Themselves AID have strengthened
czr lines ty replacing the soldiers
rno Ee-e slucsT exhausted hy tae
terrific strain unoer which tney have
hes1 Sighting tor dsgs
The citizen., 1914-09-25
RAIN AND HAIL
EEsET TROOPS
on BATTLE LINE

News fran fhe fr-nt tells q
oso weather @ric5 g causirs
II. trocps great ss@erins- IRE
E1.hsnse Tels7-srh's Fs-is cor-
respondent says. sc-o--irs -
messages frcr Lss1-,-
~Re5o-ts frc-r ire froz. s1e~
.-st .-e F-e-c- s-5 5-f-sr
t-oers are sz-ti-s ~sis- oeer n
~ste-. re -zl-s -ssi-s eocce1
:-eir t-erc-ea
4 esps.-r f->- -re battle
lire ia rsr& szsB:
= -essg raj s-o-- ~ft1 :
coIc si-5. a-5eo - -. ns---
A - cf oE- ir--e.-aec t-oors-
~re are entirely ST.pog- te-ts--
The citizen., 1914-09-25

Loo6oa-The German Emperor has
taken up lis quarters IL LUenburg-
according 10 : Paris dispatch 70 the
Exchange Telegraph COMPANY Thou
sands Of troops are stationed around
TIE legation where ne resides
To guard against possible raids By
French sTistors. squadron Of aero
planes Is II constant readiness 70 beat
OF attacks
The citizen., 1914-09-25
PARIS POPULATION sHRINks
Number OF Residents Less BY IS Per
Cent OF Normal.

Paris.-Oheial figures on the census
Of Paris, within the city walls. shows
that there are in the capital 362.454
fewer families than there were In
1911. The number Of households now
in the city is 761.z0o. Consequently a
third Of the resident families have left.
Numerically as TO inhabitants, the
population shows a reduction of 1895
5o7. as compared TO 1911. This is equal
10 SIS per cent Of the population In
normal times.
The citizen., 1914-09-25
STILL SHELL TERmoNDE-


Various Fortified Positions
In Belgium.
London--A dispatch to the Central
News from Ghent says the Germans
continue the bombardment OF Ter
monde, presumably with the object Of
preventing a further Belgian sortie
from Antwerp. There have been vari-
Gus skirmishes in and near the VII
lages surrounding the Antwerp posi-
tions-
/. The Germans have entTenched them
selves between Hofstade, is miles east
of Client and Sempst- The fort OF
waelhelm on several occasions bonn
barded these positions.
The Germans have also taken up
fortified positions al Gembloux and be-
tween wavre and Louvsin.
The citizen., 1914-09-25

Ms. Ella Esrbouga- Le.ie-sb1-g,
sus;sf-ed q stroke q paralysis, AID
gr falling broke her All
The citizen., 1914-09-25

Caroline county public schools have
opered, with Professor EEn1Eoc.
:o--sriy Il TIE PhlipVins serTice. as
p-.nc.usI ot Denton High School
The citizen., 1914-09-25

Work has been started 0. TIE lew
concrete bridge on TIE Del1z--ssl.f-
bury rozd Il Leoozrdis uin dan and
the county oAcisis expect 70 eonpists
came within tie neIt feE Eeeks-
The citizen., 1914-09-25
STATE NEWS
BRIEFLY TOLD
Latest Doings in Various Parts
Of the State.
PREPAREDF0RQUlcKREADIEG

ne new State rozd tron Bsiztr 70
baltimore viii be opea 70 t-z1e Il
few weeks.
The citizen., 1914-09-25

Alleging that Re was illegally &C.
prived Of his position a. principal Of
Brunswick High School Roger G.
Harley has appealed TO TIE State
Beard OF Education
The citizen., 1914-09-25

Peace officers of Queen Anne's coun-
ty are assisting the Kent county on
cials in efforts to round up two des-
peradoes who have been terrorizing
the southern portion of Kent for sew
eral weeks.
The citizen., 1914-09-25

Fire Of undetermined origin destroy
Cd the frame barn OF tie farm Of
Harry Balssr. north Of Hancock IFo
COVE were 50 badly burned that they
lad 70 be killed
The citizen., 1914-09-25

Petsr Buns hss been arrested ana
lodged in the county jan At Elktoas
charged with having set IRE 70 TIE
building OF the farm of lawrence q.
Levy, near toEn, one night last week