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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
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~ the war.
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general assault On Tsing.Tsu, October
III.
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ports have indicated that Tging.Tau
has been taken at heavy cost Of men
10 the AIlieg-2,000 men and several
sscOnd4rate warghipS
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
BERLIN REPORTS SUCCESS IN
ARGONNE.

Berlin, (via London) The follow
ing communication from German
General Headquarters was issued:
Our attacks near Ypres and west II
Lille continued.
An important elevation near Vienne-
la-Chateau on the west side OF the
AFgonne, which has been the object
Of nghting for weeks past. was taken.
Two large guns and two Quick-firers
were captured
For the rest, the foggy day passed
calmly in the western theatre Of the
war.
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veloned.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
APPROVES PHONE PLAN.
Governor Passes On Employment o.
Nineteen Assistants In Case

Governor Goldsborough has ap
proved the temporary appointment by
the Public Service Commission OF 10
assistants TO help Peoples Counsel
Osborne !. Yellott prepare for the
telephone rate investigation. These
extra employees will be paid salaries
ranging from S35 to $3.50 a month Mr..
Yellott's request for the appointment
of these assistants was made some
time ago. Most of the men already
have been put to work. and their
names were contained in list printed
several days ago. Some of the ap
pointees, however, failed to show up
and 1t will be necessary TO name
others. This will be done inmS
diately.
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TfDyinee VI p0een, Oas u I've r,cb,
81 els,rjets IN Germany.
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tasir advantage IN caIieis, wpsrs
fbs1 have cgi he gstrsziiDE E1s
triADs IN hom CfseOw.
owing ~ the general Russian mt
paDkinK movement IN bo1h r1gbt ana
isft ~ me main German line tram
Siefs1z ~ CzsnetOchOYa UBsslaD
pojsDdD. the lsst German position IN
Russian Territory IL fast becoming
nntenabls
on ne north the Russians have
taken KOl0 ana y Germans have
retreats1 ten miles 10 Hurek.
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ny the Russians In DOseessiOn ~
ABdrslew am their advance IL nearly
ten miles west ~ that bass. This
appears " afford foundation for the
report ~ IN exodus Of German troops
from czsnstocbOwa.
Communication between the Ger.
man Ear pfussian army and Poland
army has been severed The Rus.
sisBs, taking advantage ~ this, have
thrown troops between the River
warths mn the lower yts,ula and
are concentrating. especially around
vlOtzIswsk.
German advicse received In Rome
say Emperor william. much affected
by the Russian Victories, has held q
council u war which was attended
by General Won HindeBburE. the Duke
~ WnrtterubuTg and the Austrian
chief Of stan. Fisld Marshal Baron
Conrad Won HOetzsndorf, 10 decide on
a further plan Of campaign.
II Ia asserted in Berlin that Ger
many and Austria>Iiungary now have
about 1000 900 soldiers concentrated
on The line from Thorn 10 Cracow
considered sufficient 10 crush III,
Russian forces.
German military authorities declare
the result Of the coming battle II
not In doubt, and that the Russian
army will be destroyed. They ex
plain II IL necessary 70 allow thu
Russians 10 advance 10 the frontier
IN order 10 prevent them from max
INK d good retreat after their defeat
The present retirement Of the Ger
mans Ii necessary. they say In order
10 have the railways Immediately be
bind tho army for the approaching
main battle.
The presence Of the Russians n
east Prussia and Posen. although tn,
latter are only cavalry, II IN believed
here. will prevent the Germans send
Ing any more troops 10 the West
II II does not compel them 10 with
draw some " their troops from thai
front.
The roads In Russia are hardening
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13
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Judge " z Harlan. head Of the
Few Juvenile Court in Hartford county.
has appointed D. Paul MeNsbb one Of
MS clerks and Miss Antoinette Aoores
sE probation officer al salary OF SO
Z month. DE-. William s Archer viii
Be Psychologist Miss Moores is from
Baltimore. where she has had consider
able experience il juvenile and settle
me1t work
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tertiary.
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Herbert v. Price, of near German
town. has bought the farm OF Daniel
w. Shorb, of Boyds. consisting Of
about $50 acres OF land with residence.
barns. etc. 1t is stated that $1,000
was the price paid.
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The seven banks of Hagerstown.
three of which are national banks.
were in an unusually strong condition
at the close of business on October
81, according to statements just issued.
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Princess Anne is to have a fire de-
partment. A meeting was held in the
auditorium and officers were elected
and plans made for the requirement
Of the necessary equipment. 1t was
also decided to have q drill Of the com
vany at short intervals.
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n.z Juvenile Can't in Hartford county.
has surofnted D PsuI MeNsbb one of
MS clerks ana Miss Aptoinette Moo-es
ss r-obstion officer ~ 2 salary Of SO
Z month. D-. William 5. Archer will
he nsvchoJog5st Miss noores Is from
psIt,rnore whe-e she has had consider.
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The election superviso-s NJ soner.
set county met in the courthouse and
csnysssed the votes cast Tuesday last
WITH .be foYloxing result. Carrirgton.
&. nsa. Smith 40s. Develin IL.
YoIrne "a. Pejcbard. az. Stevens &.
uodson sas. pr;ce fshor, te-rn)
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rrice f,ong termo sos. for constj.
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13

The election supervisors Of Somer-
set county net in the courthouse and
canTsssed the votes cast Tuesday last,
with the following result: Darlington.
1852; Smith, laos; Develin. Is:
Holme, "a; Reichard. IS; Stevens, 4;
Hodson. 1856; Price (short term).
1858; Duer. 2.24s; Elderdice. 103;
Frice 0ong term, 1906; for consti-
tutional amendment, 154; against con-
sttutional amendment, 2S5.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13

Fire destroyed large warehouse OF
the Adamstown Canning and Supply
Company. at Adamstown. Practically
all the contents were consumed in
GLIDING two buggies, a carriage
lacquering machine, $4,000 empty
boxes. quantities OF material for boxes
and 1900 cases Of canned corn. The
loss 10 estimated at $4,000.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13

Fire destroyed two large frame and
stone barns, a stone dwelling, several
wagon sheds and corn cribs, large
straw stack and several chicken
houses on the farm of Jacob H. Schin-
del. one-half mile from the northern
limits Of Hagerstown.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13

Chairman Weller and Chief Engi-
ner Shirley of the State Roads Com
mission are in Atlanta. Ga, to attend
the annual conference of the Ameri-
can Roads Congress. Mr. Shirley Is
scheduled to read paper before the
congress and has chosen for HIS sub
ject Heavy Trafic." Several of the
other delegates to the congress, ap-
pointed by Governor Goldsborough, are
expected to join Mr. Weller and Mr..
Shirley in Atlanta
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13

Adjutant-General Macklin entertain.
ed the commanding officers Of the
Fret Brigade. Maryland National
Guard, at the Hotel Rennert, Balti.
more. for an exchange OF views look.
ing to the needs Of the militia OF the
State. While no definite plans were
made, General Macklin said that the
conference may result In stimulating
interest in the militia. There were
present General Gather, Colonies Lit.
tie, Hinkley and Jones. Commander
Robinson and Captain Hadsell.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1914-11-13

The canning house Of A. Cooley &
Co.. at Kings Creek, about three miles
south of Princess Anne, was burned,
together with the canning machinery
and about $500 cases of canned to-
matoes and about $1,000 worth Of
sweet potatoes. The machinery and
canned goods were owned by William
Silver & Co.. of Hartford county. Mary
land. The loss on the building was
about $1,000 and on machinery and
stock of canned goods $4,000.
Evening journal., 1914-08-17
FOR HEAT DEPRESSION.
oho Horcfordss Acid phOgphate

You will find It a prompt relief-a
cooling, refreshing and delicious be-
yerage. Non-alcoholic.
Evening journal., 1914-08-17
THOUSANDS At CONCERT
BY BIC MASSED band

Thousands of Wilmingtonians en-
loved the concert given by the mass
ed band. composed of members Of the
Musicians Protective Union, on the
Court House lawn Saturday evening.
The musicians assembled at Seventh
and French streets and marched
down to Fourth street to the tune OF
a lively air. The procession turned
up Fourth street to Market, and up
Market to the Court House, many
persons following in its wake.
A feature of the concert was the
vocal numbers, under the leadership
Of William p. White. president of City
Council. Mr. White led the large
assemblage in singing patriotic and
old time songs, accompanied by the
land.
The musicians formed on the side
of the county building, with gaso-
line torches arranged about them,
and started in with the march,
Fearless" John ID. Taylor led the
band, which consisted of thirty-six
pieces. Mr. White stood on a plat
form and led the singing.
Men. women and children crowded
en- the lawn and even filled the
streets. The program follows:
Selection, sunny South" singing,
America" singing. "Suwanee
River" selection, Il Love the
LADIES'" march "Oneida;" singing.
"Star Spangled Banner"
Thursday and Friday Of this week
the Union will hold a musical carni-
val at Brandywine Springs Park.
Evening journal., 1914-08-17
MANY LAUREL VISITORS.

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL
LAUREL, Del, Aug. 17-Mr and
Mrs. Paul White. of Wilmington, are
Laurel visitors.-Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Parker spent the week with friends
here.-Mrs. Charles Magee and
daughter have returned from a visit
to Bowers Beach friends.-The Misses
EsteIle and Lillian Guy, Of Pungo-
league. Va. are guests of Laurel rela-
tives. Misses Annie and Cora Davis
are visiting relatives in Wilmington.
Clifford Studley, of Philadelphia, Is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. X.
S. Studley.-Miss Edna Chipman has
returned from an extended visit TO
Wilmington Mae Galloway, of
Baltimore, and Miss Maud Galloway,
of Valley Lee. Md. are guests Of
Laurel relatives.-Miss Julia Ellis is
visiting in Ocean City, Md.-Miss
Alice Ball. of Philadelphia. is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. f. X. Smith.-George
Smith and Miss Myrtle Smith, Of
Wilmington, are visitors here.-Miss
Rosa Wingate, of Dover, is a guest
of Miss Mary Bacon.-Charles w.
King, of Cooperstown. Pa, is on a
two weeks visit to Laurel friends
Preston Russell and family have re-
turned from a weeks visit with
friends in Easton. Md-Mrs. Willard
Coffin and Mrs. George Vickers arc in
Atlantic City.-Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Robinson left Saturday for a two
weeks visit in Ocean City.-Mr and
Mrs. Daniel Short are entertaining
Miss Louise Morris, of Dover. and
Miss Martha Hearn, of Philadelphia,
Larry Kies, of Philadelphia, is Wis
iting Mr. and Mrs. John NJ. Collins
Miss Mabel Magee is visiting Miss
Grace Dill in Dover.-Miss Eva Rod
ney is visiting relatives in West
Point, Va.-Miss Helen Nelson, oi
Trenton, ~ j.. is a guest of Miss
/ Phillis MasOn.-Mr. and Mrs A. I
Layton let on Saturday for a week:
visit with relatives in Millsboro.-
Miss Ida Thomas, OF Nassawaddox
Va. is visiting relatives here.-Mr
and Mrs. j. c. Coote. of Philadelphia
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs Willard
Holt.-AIrs. William ]. Graham, o
Washington, is visiting her sister
Mrs. Victor Wright-Mrs. W. l.. FL
zey has returned to her home In Elk
more. Va, after an extended visi
here.-Miss Madeline Jones is visit
ing the Rev. and Mrs 6. w. Bowman
at Ocean Grove, n. ].
Evening journal., 1914-08-17

There Is a sacred connection be-
tween honesty and faith; honesty is
faith quickened by the spirit TO the
use OF heavenly things.-Edward
Irving.