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The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-09-23
At Every Turn In The
Warfare.
THEIR DUTY TO SEARCH OUT
The Weak Spots OF the Enemy
As They Ride Along
Firing Line.
THEIRS is A HAZARDOUS JOB

Rotterdam, Sept. 21.-Of the
German Uhlans, of whom much has
been heard in the European war,
Luigi Berzini, widely known ltal-
ian Car correspondent, says in the
Corriere Della Sera:
LAS we neared small station
and the train lessened speed We saw
a small troop of cavalry guarding
the railroad crossing-a patrol of
Uhlans. Their demeanor was calm.
Though they were in the enemy's
country, their care-free attitude
gave the impression that they were
merely i'm maneuver camp.
"The swarms of cavalry which the
Germans sent out ahead of their ad-
vance are to be found anywhere
on any highway, any path. 1t Is
their business to see as much as
possible. They show themselves
everywhere. and they ride until they
are fired upon, keeping this up until
they have located the enemy. Theirs
is the task of riding into death. The
entire front of the enemy Is estab-
Used by them and many of them are
killed-that is a certainty they face.
Now and then, however, one of them
manages to escape to bring the in
formation himself (which otherwise
is obtained by officers in their rear
making observations
The fire with which the Uhlans
are received permits of a fair es-
innate of the strength of the enemy.
for they know that usually all the
soldiers shoot as soon as the cavalry
of the enemy shows itself.
cat every bush, every heap of
earth. the Uhlan must say to him
self: Here I will meet an enemy
in hiding" He knows that he can
not defend himself against fire
that may open on him from all sides.
Everywhere there is danger for the
Uhlan-hidden danger.
Nevertheless, he keeps on riding
calmly and undisturbed. in keeping
with German discipline.
The German Uhlan is employed
entirely for reconnaissance purposes
and what is known as screen" and
contact work. In the first of these
capacities he endeavors to locate
the enemy without running into fire,
doing this usually in groups of from
twenty to thirty, which move with
vanguard. fiankers and rear guard.
In screen wok" the Uhlan is used
to cover infantry or artillery adj
vances. taking position on the
flank as soon as this has been ac-
complished.
In contact work, the task des-
cribed by Berzini, the Uhlan rides
in small bodies until he has drawn
the fire of the enemy Instead of
retreating. as he may do in ordinary
reconnaissance work, he endeavors
to trace the front of the enemy, rid,
ing parallel to it-usually until the
last men is shot down. The contact
action has, meanwhile. been closely
observed from the German front,
and the advance and attack of the
infantry are governed by the infor-
nation gained at the expense of the
Uhlan, for whom there is no hope
as soon as he is detailed for this
duty. but who, from all accounts.
does not seem to mind this part of
his work.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-09-23
Fight to End, He Tells
Legislators.
MUCH ENTHUSIASM PREVAILED
The Irish Home Rule and
WEIGH SuspensOry
Bill Passed.
SING PRAISES OF THEIR KING

London, Sept. Enthusiasm
unusual in the staid Legislative
chamber of Westminster Palace
was displayed to-day when the two
houses of Parliament were pro-
rogued.
While King George was absent in
speeding the troops his speech was
read in the House of Lords by Wis
count Haldane, the Lord High Chan
cellor. and in the House of Commons
by John Fl. Whitney. the Deputy
Speaker.
When the encouragement was
made in the House of Lords that the
royal assent had been given to the
Irish Home Rule and the Welsh
Church Disestablishment Suspensory
Bill and to a number of emergency
measures, cheers were given for the
passing of the Irish and the Welsh
bills.
On the announcement of the pass
ing of the Irish Home Rule Bill in
the House of Commons the Nation
alists and Liberals broke into loud
cheers which were repeated again
and again.
Will Crooks, the labor leader, ask
ed If it was i'm order to sing God
Save the King" Without waiting
for permission he started the first
verse himself and then broke down
with emotion. The anthem was
then taken up by the spectators in
the gallery as we'll as by the men,
bers and the singing was heard in
the Palace yard.
AS the members filed out OF the
chamber Mr.. Crooks cried out:
God save Ireland"
John Redmond, the Irish Nation
alist leader. replied:
God save England
Parliament will sit again October
81.
The speech from the throne pro-
roguing Parliament. was as follows:
MY Lords and Gentlemen: |
address you in circumstances that
call for action rather than for
speech. After every endeavOr had
been made by my Government to
preserve the peace of the world. |
was compelled. in the. assertion of
treaty obligations deliberately set at
nought and for the protection of the
public law of Europe and the vital
interests of my Empire TO go to war.
My navy and my army have with
unceasing vigilance, courage and
skill sustained, in association with
our gallant and faithful Allies,
just and righteous cause. From
every part of my empie thee has
been a spontaneous and enthusiastic
rally to our common flag.
Gentlemen of the House of Com
mon. thank you for the liberality
Win "Hi'n you nave met IL SIea'
emergency. My lords and gentle
men, we are hghting for a worthy
purpose and we shall not lay down
our arms until that purpose has
been fully achieved.
II rely with confidence upon the
loyal and united efforts of all my
subjects and pray that Almighty
God may give us His blessing"
Mr.. Redmond, who was the recipi-
ent of many warm congratulations
in the Hobbies of the House after
adjournment. left later in the day
for Ireland, where he will take part
in the recruiting campaign.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-09-23

With crowd OF 1854 on the last
day, Kentucky's twelfth annual
State Fair closed Saturday-as the
largest In point of attendance in its
history. During the week 114,426
persons We're admitted, as against
1891 for 1910, the next largest
year,
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-09-23

The Administration was praised
and President Wilson Endorsed for a
second term by the Democratic Con-
yention OF Illinois.
The Hartford herald. [volume] (Hartford, Ky.) 1875-1926, 1914-09-23

Practice is better than theory 10
YOU don't believe IL ask any doctor.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

Oslsess River Items.
MN. deosse Moore hes moved TO Do
Iosps for the wiutss.
Haso,d Bsadasld wsss . ~ sosss-
'Saas vaiisy . Mp drife ~ sassis
down 70 The lower eo0ntry.
John Lucta haa rented the v. Bred.
Geld rsnch sos the coming year.
Augis Hoppe hes improved biz prop
esty BY building . new cellar.
Nm. John 0Issson a summit R,dee,
visitsd Ms. John Clsflln. Tuesday.
Nc. spd Mn. Howard Porter were
guest q the Johnson home sunday.
niss Do,orss ncCosmick Goss to Do.
nngo 70 spsod Thanksgiving With The
home folks.
Eber 0peory killed . large gs.y
wolf cot In the Dove crssk country
Lest week.
NJ. Wilkes, Who lives on the Joe
Dixon ranch, trapped and kiilsd swo
gray wolves. He will received 076
apisoe bounty.
WIN Lucas hsulsd . losd a wheat
70 the Costss grist mill aud brosshi
hack no0s.
Nm. Lunssord had the misfortune to
GET her knes disloestsd. We did not
lssrn how u hsppsosd.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

~. Eehes Lys0 = ~ fso@ Cosees
vsssuee esassg nssnes VI ArFsosa NJ 2
~ dayA
Hev.C. =. Hesse psseoaeo Joeoss-
gsvsng sermon Iass sasaey, wobee 80
2 osoeas = ~ vho heasa -
y. rsoeneso v st'ssesne sos wees o.
Ne ~ mil tearing uoSn oso o0uo.
lneH wnscn % "oosns eso WI nAs'
sosos 70 ~ NOME.
~ nary rosos" spses sns vss6 emo
70 c0sses WIN Asss Ass"ons.
No Assos moved NET ossooesoss
snh wees snd VII nov g o hoess O
Inc reel p'scs.
~ rarss = oown fom ss''ds soos-
.ns s"ef tnioss 90 ~ 1s'1a' 'Oo"
ee.y oss .seu =" p'sc s"o uas"'
40 ans'" " satisfactory ms0"sr %
r
Ao"' AeSsI so'ppeo soosnsr ceS o.
~ noss 70 De"vsf 'om ~ess. no9
ss's.rs oss oeco"s q"''s =" 'nooss'y
=" ~" vsisey.
w. " A~0se"oeug" Vsus"eu 'sos.s
nv casse ouy'ns u'p ~ New Aea'co
'". seIy o''uosse !" having soDa
~'"s. 'ne ~no'e ''le ne "s so"s.
M Ne" sno Ass irene Aces" Z"
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

Amsslaas 0ssatsst Wesstly
TOL EDO BLADE.
T0leOo. OssDo
Ths Best Known Nswspsees n
III United StaAsa
Over One Million Readers
Weekly
POPULAR m EVERY STATE
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POPULAR m EVERY STATE
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This marks the ssveuty.ninth sue.
eessfUl year Of Americas creates
national wsskly-The Toledo Weekly
Blade. From the year Of it, establish.
msnt, the innuence of the Toledo
Weekly Blsds has bsen tremendous.
lts editor has chung to the original
tdsa--a constructive newspapes Tor the
Information, sntestainn,snt, and edu.
catsou u every pssnbss Of the house
bold. Il stands Tor our national hope
Of hotter bogpss and hettsr Am<ricans.
Wholssome, sane optimism n its plat
FORM. II sseka 10 build through the
spread II valusbls knowlsdge sud the
bsttsrinsut a shoss vho put their faith
In tts word. The Toledo Weekly Blade
= today = always II hes been, the ,uost
ssspsetsd d I'll our nation publications
and IL columns are notably the We.
hicsss 81 truthful news aud stasnchly
honest opinious.
You wtli not hnd publication any.
where which appssls ~ thoroughly to
the family circle - the Weekly Blade.
Il b indeed . firsssde cosnpsnion. IL
carries the news Of the world crystal
ised and complete. It's various Dc.
partmsuts are edited BY men and
women who undsptand The needs and
Ideals oe IL rssden. The Honsehold
Page 10 Q delight 70 the woasea aud
cAildsen-c0s-ent events and national
psObssms ars trsstsd sditostaliy With.
cut pssj0dics- ila serial seossss sFs
ssseessd with the visw a plsasiWs the
gsssssss number a fiction lovers. the
ousseioa Dusssu b . sssap book u In
valsabis iulosma;loa = the Farusstead
sp,smns sss dsuagsssd pSss,y 1T the
V0gpuss = ewing ~ ssaAssa nsass
q sssannu1a9 49, ~ Ins6snaassa
q lArm saptsA No Aspassasas Of
0assly iatsssss , wegieossd-Gss every
Ss11pre b taken osrs a With the dsstrs
10 asahs the Wsekiy Dlads worth In.
sssssiely ssasy tI,pss tbs psios u sub
sssipsioa-e.0 ysas.
6anp,s coplss asailsd fire.. Addssaa,
THE BLADE.
Tossdo. Ohm.
TIE Doiosss Star Esd Tue To,~do
6ia0s one year IOs the prize a The
Btas--e2.00 cash Ia advance.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

Yesterday was the miidsss Thanks
giving Lay th,s sscisoa q ooSntsy hss
expsrssuosd ~ nuMbss u yean- II
sss acsusiiy - wss@ sbous n0oa shs(
u ussds . Ssii0w shiuk STOUT hun Ting
the shade.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

9. q. Turuss vas In fsoa he dry
farming dissrtct Monday. He says b.
p,owsd % ~ the NH Il shis sssth
frons usosuing until night. tbs fsuss not
boshsstus hiu ~ I'll. He asisAsd hls
glowing On Tbs Sosh and sas IL town
~ buslnsss and Sos sspplI@.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

Walter Meter, Il the Mosutssuns
Valley Land Company, sssssssd "
Nsbsasks Tuesday With . snp pasksd
with samples u fruits ssd ssains grown
In Aouusssums county. Cas'e grow
osttss fsa.ss, sraiss cad gessss no
where In the world.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

when yoU an ssady 10 pr0ve W IN
your claim. send ne yoas sscssvss's
rsceipt, the nsnses Al aSSr witnesses
sud will psspasr yoss u0slcs for psssSe
]. n. HRunLky. Cosses, Css,0
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27
NOTICE IQs NnLirAsSUa.
80, r. 1.,:.,.,.

"a a. g: !: 49, &c.
naks Apsl. Nysss pssl. = fe1gAS - -
T. =. s "a !: :s' g, IT, ssss ~ =
Ia AZ u bsssShss ~
~. El'!s:siETs::!ss;:';l -: r.
v.,ss s.A. -, Vi ~ - - \ ~
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

GoWR Uooef0e 4)voe oo1Go.
JcAs Dsshhaltss ase1s : tnisas
trip 10 TOYS ~ wssk.
Clsss Dsa1nssd = assslse sslsphoas
posss M bise. hssusss his plsss asd
B. 0ssdasads. sssRssssng vish the
n0wusoslIo tall llWs.
0sNess noCss usoved his iAmily To
Ouessss NJ wssk wbsss, they expsss
70 tsay TT snsas tiass. Fsaak Fssmss
vii ,ook aisss thlass q ths ranoh.
Cheer W FRANK u ts0't 70 hsA only u
meal time. IL cssok ~ slssvs With nv
I'm starving
q. u WILKES spswt . week In the
upper Piassaa cosntsy rscsstIy trap.
ping Tor wolves. without succ~as.
While he was away bib brUthss in.lsv
Ruhen Martin caught Z large tla,lws
wolf. NJ. Wilkes y q pss.sns ssialp
fishing camp In Cabin Cssua vkess
b. viil spsnd . part = hs sinss thls
winter.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

Rss Hams'pad ssscrsed Saturday
from durango Ghsrs ssss hes bssa ~
tbs hospital Sos the pass shsss wssks.
aud her many fsisads viii ~ p,sassd
- lsas0 thas she = sscovssipg snpsdiy.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

Mn. Wianls Aka ed -
Evsaya, ~ visiting With 0soe
Houss.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

NJ. spd Mr.. II. J. ecssss. Nh ~
Wattsos sud A.. >. Wstdsss - -
ova y vsseaa 1nap1a1 jR1Daea MI
ssnaancosd bania0 Ulgh ~ ~ 49,.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

W. w. Bs.msas lossseys1 70 d.
sanao Wednesday In bib 1otok sssars.
iav yesterday aoeosnpsstsa BY IN
daughter, Lssta, aud The Missss Maints
O'Co0osi sad Ruby Ai~xanaes.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

The many vAsisiss a sspDsls 60
Ing frosn the fsoat indicsss thas ~
Ananias club , d0iug . laud ~
6ussnsss Ia Europe juss now.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

Tbe Iesupsas ~ ssasssns evssy
A0ss1pes sltleSs. Nshp1y tssws
whieA - viIt vin. Ne know shaa
- ass - ssssosssabls - sbsss tsssss,s
sesuu1le. on nesIoaal IssliMs = - y
psuesoqa synVsahy vtth ~ se0hss.
aUns1lsa - tbess sastossllsy. $1,000
thsy ~ hsssee swd shaseAs1s q -
m sslatsd = tAsm ~ biand. 1adss1,
Il iarUs sssss. thsy ~ or bssshsss
II ssooiatsisa = shsa 1Acs n b ssr
pstvilsas esd apposssnisy 70 - yAaa-
ever ~ psapssiy ~ te~ssd sss1sslss
tbs sassntiais a ss1sss1 M a1lss ~
soua,cs shall low ssass1.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

James aud CHARTS Johnsoa. Co.,
FROM the Dh.apoIstassns tiss nsus
ihs wssk 70 spsad ThsaksgivIas w
their families.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27
w., D. zee W. : O.

Whe90 D zee W. = q
We hsvs sosne gond. tsa1ss ttuesd 10
I'll parts u the United bsssss we cpaId
lssds ZOE Colombo land. Coase IN end
tell u your wants and ~ wtll Try. 10
pleass you.
Mounsesums Valley Land Co.,.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27
rss crsss Rss1s lesss.


nssdssnes ANDY hsosdsn snd sesn
~ Mitchell ATTENDED The sale In
Dnsnsss the S,ss.
John Chssssy took hh t0rseys TO
Dss'0sss sunday, a0d disp0ssd ~ them
q turkey shoot.
he0htnsao' brn. sss through wseo'
sn9 CALVES ~ are 81 goa J" ~ = sns
music Kept W wsss "ixbss.
Mn. E'sy, sbo hss tssn quite sscs
the past wees, y smpsoysng :" health
81 ihh writing.
Mn. chrissss bouison hsA gone 20
Dososss " hs'p 10 THE ssas once NJ .
nv days.
y. T. sbors $40 sos, hon. sss nome
N~ ~ days. They have i'ssu help'
Ing bslnssss Bus. drive soms cs'tss
u thsss winter range.
Wilbur bsshop was > eossnsaa Visitor
" Dososss Monday.
Yos con buy turkeys cheap from the
fssnssss out this wsy nov.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

Harry Caldwell Of Pvsbao. - -
In Dusose- the pass wsek vsllin01
insurance Tor the hutsal cosnpn9y1
NeW Y0sk.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27
LEGAL news Nh

Mts lssne HammcoA eeIeeoG
spending tbs wssk wlsh NM r.
Akip. n
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

sso,eee Ossasls q cssa Ter Sses
At oiOO PER hunpssd II }. n. Witisss's
ranch.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

Born runday b NJ. and Mn ~
Pinkert0n. . sDn. Mother esd sAll1 q
ssssis9 aisng stesly.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

TURKEY dtuHsss and ltstis hsase m
sslnH b Whist MAKES . 49,
Thanksgiving. IA
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27
Neelce.

s uEoDu an not Q subscriber 10 The
Bar bst ssos.vs sample copy o. two
do nos b. afFaid a rsceivlng . I'LL for
sasps. THIS b ons Il our ways q Cd
vsstising. Tsks the papss asd rod II
end u you HE u suhscsibs sos u, u not
hand u 70 your nslshbos. may b he
will Aks u.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

Ths st0svs vsss elsssd ysseee1n1'0
TIE town bed much the appsasAGq1
Sunday. 4
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

The puDils aud tsAchess ~ q
Dolores schools havs . vacasloa yseli
day aud to-day.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

sesvtou - ~ ~ ~ 0uessvo
Calhsiss chssch ~ shls6 dss6nv =
sacA isnnslh.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27
Lswis - Ysllsw Isslsse.

49,
!. ynse's uptas" m"vsa 'a'e 'os
~ 4. !. a.'.,.' :. =, In . ..s.l
. esosrsss q ~ hos's W Yellow
|Saseel
Vssn ssonases No. sake" . numoes
"a 49, " on cass 70 sns ca's'ssnen
|ess wsss.
~ we M scsec 20 sss'e ~ vseA ~
~ s'se.'ea % "nesss 9. .ae wo@e"'s
SHso, wnscn Ss0ss sossWs: CsSus
0ue', rfessee9s; Aeee noeeAs'' WV
sssosnt; u-rss nsss' 1eesssssy;
sssoe ososss' iesuses.
" p1 ~ s"s ""
e'e ssAssssu ~ sns eppsersoes 2 :
eo Ovess 'ess ss. W eoo ~
evssy 90 "''e soy W.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

Fss 0als "a hssn essd 60 ~ -
E,shth ssssss. lsvu1ss - Aals Z ~
ter.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

y = Nv psvehaaes 3 6ossSs ma1e
lnghoat she wsss ~ British and
- auDats sus ear -, = pssssnt-
. esssuss psOblsm y the quarter.
11DFs dspartmsss - tAs Uo,ted
- srnsv, and u y Isarsd that u
NJ aoon b. inspn~sib,s To obtain
1oeesh hsrs~ ios lie own paspnsss dur
- tbs pvsssns year. Airssdy the
eang hrnnss bsnuxhs In TO rsm0umt
1tattns euas ~ pss hsad u,oFs than
~ yeas. asd these hossss sss ton
Ssaaa to b. pas Ia sesvics q oaos.
~ sssulas calvary hsssss an worth
- bead more now than year sga.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

n oossn, = milss ssIlnsd Alvissa,
11D1 - ssassal Nshsnska, IN ~
DoG1Qneass, - ecsn IN oalttvetloe asd
- n1Aess = n go asaalas ss1
- nsd. NJ eessa gravel ~ ~
M - % Thu lAn1. Want . ssads ~
~ Wesessu ODlssade lasd oS
|n valss. Tsls y TIE casA vsl0s u
-. EaSusnhess1 ~ ooooO d.
- ysass q ! ~ ssnt.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

ros nals rsss lssss hssaIag sasvss.
l.sgIulss a 4 W. Muss.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

ron 8ALE--A sss1 sssk sssss ~
sals cheap lnquiss a A. w. Msss.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

For the srsWsa Al blaok bosss hsand-
I'd n W on right thigh, tJassss nas-
sison's bsandl 10 MY ranch. y. .. Pat
tsrs0O.
The Dolores star., 1914-11-27

ONTEZUNA COL
LOCAL NEWS NH
Mis 1ssne HammcoA eeLeeooC
spending tbs wssk wlsh Nm. -
Akin. z5
Mn. Wisaie Akia sd -
Evelyn, ~ visiting With 0so4
Houss.
Ths stosvs wsss slsssd ysssse1ae'4
tAs town bed much the appsasasp
Sunday.
TURKEY dtussss and ltstss hsaas (
srlnGs b Whist makes . 49,
Thanksgiving.
Harry Caldwell Of Pvshso. - -
In Dosose- the pass wsek writing
insusance Tor the hstsai conpaSy1
New York.
The puDtis aud ssacheS - {
Dolores schools have . vacaslOa yso1
day aud to-day.
Born eunday p NJ. and MrA ~
Pinkertoe. . son. Mother ssd sAllA =
ssssia9 a,ssG stssly.
THE tsrksy sAoos hs,d 81 ~ -
yards SUNDAY sitsssona was we'll =
tsndsd BY iossi sposssn.en.
James aud CHARTS Jonnsoa, essss I
frOsn the Dh.apolssassns shs aml I
lhs week 70 spsad Thsakavivtns ~
their families.
Jas. Hslmess, Ras Thosupa0a, -
PM 0srsa wsrs au,oag tire casslssaun|
who loasnsysd 10 Bslsssas lnosstn =
this wssk 70 l0Ok after caltts.
sts
The many vAsisiss a reports 60
Ing frOsn the fsoat indicsls that ~
Anaaias club , doing . iaad -
bas'nss In Earops juss sow.
"Tbe Hollow q Her hasd" \ q
0sw serial story to hsgin IN tn ~
next week. II you TALL IN rcd ~,
story you will suis . rsai trsaa.
NJ. and Mn. b. B. FilsessAta ~
moved from The Bsvmlsy bsi1rlo|
on Fourth street mud Csatrai assss(p =
the DR.. saith hosus on nissh sasue.
NJ. spd Mr.. II. J. eossss. Nh -
Wattsuw sud A. J. WstdBes - ~
owe. y Ussess fsn1e1 SRhsu ~
ssusascssd husiasw slsh ~ ~ eGIss
w. w. Bslmsar josrseys1 70 d
saneo Wednesday In bib Bsiok sssars
iav yesterday seesppsstsa BY 81
daughter, Lsssa, aud The Missss Masni
O'Coa0si snd Ruby Asrxsuaes.
Rnss Hsmaspad rssrraed 6stSsda.
fr00, durango Ghsss s,ss hes bssa u
ths hospital tos The pass shsss wssks
sOd her snsay fstsads viii ~ p,sasss
- lsasu thas she = sscovsslpg sne,sdiy
0ood I'D fashloasd sqsash pls ~,
older, with other s0od thing q To
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-19
RESCUE FIR ON FIRE IS
MADE is L I'm TIME
Marsh Rexroad and John
Woodson Almost Lose Lives
in MOrthvieW Fire.

Marsh Rexroad, one of the proprie-
tors of grocery at Northview. and
John Woodson, an employe, had mar
norw escapes from being burnt to
death in fire that destroyed the gro
Gerry and spread to an adjoining
dwelling. which was also destroyed,
early Saturday morning at Northview.
w. A. Maxwell, owner of the two
structures, and his son smashed down
doors of the burning store and res
cued Rexroad and Woodson Just in
the nick of time. Both we're lying
unconscious upon the floor near the
doors where they had fallen upon
being overcome by the smoke. Both
were dragged to place of safety
and resuscltated. Woodscn was lying
rather close to the flames and his
clothing was afire when the 'rescuers
reached him. His hands and face
were painfully burned.
The fire had gained considerable
|headway when it was discovered
about o'clock. 1t seemed to start
near a gas stove in. the. rear OF the
store, but exactly what caused 1t is
not known. The flames were SO
fierce in the store that none of the
contents could be saved.
The Maxwell dwelling. two-story
frame building with slate roof, was
situated only dozen feet away from
the store. and 1t soon was afire. Prac-
tically all the furniture and other
household goods were carried out of
the place and about the only thing
lost was stock of produce and fruit
in the cellar. The loss on both struc-
lures Is estimated at $4,000.
50. 500 on them.
o. W.. Smith and Marsh Rexroad,
proprietors of the store, lost every
thing. as stated. their loss is estimat-
ed at $500. The burned buildins
were situated on Pride avenue near
the town park, north OF the new
public school building.
Northview has no fire department
and about all the people there could
do was to save what articles they
could from the flames and watch the
structure burn.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-19
OFFICERS killed
On the British Side in Fighting
In France in November
Number Ninety-TWo.
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LONDON, Dec. 19.-During the
week ended December Z. ninety-two
British officers were killed in France,
1853 wounded and twenty were report
ed missing. The losses were rather
evenly scattered through virtually all
the organizations at the front. No
one regiment had more than three
officers killed. The Indian contingent
evidently has been active for the
losses here we're heavy. Twenty-nine
British officers attached to the Indian
forces were killed, forty-nine were
wounded and ten were reported miss
ing. The total casualties Of officers
siace the war began follows: Killed,
1,o5S; wounded, 2,o7l; missing. 6o2.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-12-19
BERLIN FESTIVE
Still as a Result of the Reported
Victory over the Russians
in Poland.

BERLIN, via London, Dec. 19.-
Berlin was still in festive array today
celebrating the reported victory in
Poland but the people experienced a
shade of disappointment from the
brevity OF the official war bulletin
which failed TO supply any further de-
tails Of the Polish engagement. The
newspapers point out that the pres
ent Developments in the eastern arena
of the war will require several days
TO reach stage where the net re-
suits can be approximately set forth.
In the meantime various rumors are
circulating concerning the very large
number of prisoners taken by the
Germans.