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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28
STEEL CARS FOR NEW HAVEN
Road Places s2,sOO,OOO Order for New
Rolling Stock.

The New Haven has placed orders
for new equipment that will represent
an expenditure of between s2,s0O,OOO
and s2,9O0,0OO.
This equipment consists of one hun
dred steel passenger cars. thirty-three
heavy freight engines and two steel
dining cars. 1t will be of the best type,
and the freight engines are said to be
Of more powerful type than any here
tofore bought by he New Haven.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28
Il DISMISSED BURR;
MAYOR RIGHT. POLK
State Department Counsellor
Also Denies Interest" Charge.


Washington, Nov. 27. - "Mayor
Mitchell is absolutely correct" said
Counsellor Frank l.. Polk TODAY, speak
ing Of the charges made against New
Yorks Chief Executive by former AS
sistant Corporation Counsel William
p. Burr. 81 was solely responsible for
the dismissal Of Mr.. Burr. My mistake
was that | tried 10 save his feelings
and let him down easy. The reasons
for his dismissal were numerous the
Eleventh Avenue case was only an in
cident.
"As for the charge that was inter
ested in the New York Central because
J once did some work for Cornelius
Vanderbilt, il just so happens that he
is the only member of the family who
has no interest in the Central"
While testifying before the Thomp
son legislative committee on November
81 Mr.. Burr accused Mayor Mitchell Of
causing his dismissal from the Cor
poration Counsel's Office because ne
was active in urging the removal of the
New York Central tracks from Eleventh
Avenue.
In statement issued FRIDAY Mayor
Mitchell explained that Mr.. Burr was
removed because his work in the So
called death Avenue" tracks case was
unsatisfactory and wholly barren Of
results.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28

o'clock, when between Brigantine
Shoals and fuckers Beach, cruiser
bore down on him and signalled with
the Morse code. As the night was IN
usually hazy the Zealandis ran inside
the three-mile limit and escaped the
warship.
The Zealandia had on board the orig,
insl cargo OF resin which was loaded
at Pensacola, Fla, before the yessei
sailed for Progreso. She remained sew,
enteen days az the Mexican port a do
started for New York on November ~.
Captain Deyantier denied that ms snip
was engaged in carrying contraoand, az
reported, or that any part OF the crew
was German. He formerly commences
a steamer of the Atlas-Hamourg-Amer-
lean Line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28
ENDORSES CHILD LABOR BILL
Federation of Womah's Clubs to Sup
port Heating Owen Measure

The New York State Federation of
Woman's Club announced yesterday
that il had Endorsed the Heating owen
child labor bill and would support the
National Child Labor Committee in an
effort to have the measure passed at
this session Of Congress. This is the
eighth state organization that has
taken such action.
The bill prohibits interstate com
meree in goods in whose manufacture
children under fourteen have been en-
ployed. or the employment Of those
under sixteen in mines.
The measure also has the support Of
the American Federation OF Labor, the
American Medical Association and the
Federal Council Of Churches.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28
Sturgeon Schools Visit Hudson.

Schools of sturgeon, for the hrst ti1ie
in fifteen years, have appeared within
the last few days in the river at Hast
ings-on- Hudson. Half century ago
the Hudson was celebrated for its stur-
geon fisheries. but since the location
of chemical and dye factories along Its
shores the fish have sought other
watara
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28
zEALANDIA, PURSUED, DOCKS
American Ship Searched by British
Eludes MYSTERIOUS Cruiser.

The American steamer Zealandia.
which was boarded recently and
searched by an officer and men from
the British cruiser Iris at Progreso,
Mexico, arrived here yesterday and re-
known cruiser off the New Jersey coast
Friday night.
Captain Devantier said that at 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-11-28
AID FOR WIDOW ASKED
Association Issues Appeal for Mother
and Two Children.

The Widowed Mothers Fund Associa-
ton in al appeal says that, after SUI.
fering from brain fever, man OF
twenty-nine died. leaving a widow and
two little children. The woman could
bsIn herself with her knowledge Of sew
ing' but her baby is only year old,
and she is under treatment for internal
trouble. -. -.
She needs care for at least SIX
months, and the association, OF ls2 Bow,
cry. says II wishes to extend this unui
the woman is better able TO look AFTER
herself Gifts will be welcomed by
Mrs. Henry Zuckermsn. 80 Broadway,
New York, or at the rooms OF the asso'
citation.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-18
Zerns.

SSn Der Nabt bon Sreitag on;
5onnabcii6 5eritorte EN- Seler Den
galiaen @elh1ftsteiI bon otto @ranoe
Gin, luigefGbr IS Weilen fpeItlid
Ron bier gelegen. Die 1Iamlncr,
rlsrh einen itarfen Noropino dnge-
fadt, griffen nit rnlenoer Sdnenig-
felt I'M iih. Die bort itdiiortierien
Soloaten perilld5ten ibr 9eites, hin
beg Seliers &err oii tperben, bod
fonren lire Mnitrengllnsem oo oic
Stnot fein 8afferiDltem beiitt, err
foIglos. Die Mbgebrmnten {ino groB-
tenteils niht periihert, lrlo Der al.
geribtete Sdaoen miro nif $4,000
aeiddtt.
II Sn Dallas m1rbe u. M. Mr6er
olir1 cine Solution ieines @aeei's
nit elmer Gofomotibe fofort getotet.
Sbeo. MoeIler, elm ange(ebener
6armer BON Wictoria, itarb am Grci-
tag friib an ben @erlesnngen, 0is
er 1id Iebte ISOLDE oatrb eirler Stlr5
BON ieinem 8ngen 5uge5osen bate.
SRI. Mnrtba 8oscamp, bic
16idbrige Tohter BON Gbas. 8os-
camp 5u @ertram, wur6e in Muffin
beim 8relioen elmer StroBe bon ei-
nem AiltontobiI iiberfobren mno
idper perIett. Der Chauffeur bielt
mie gefpobnIid niht an, uno feline
csoentit1t fornte leioer bis iett niht
fonltatiert meroen.
SIN Gduloiitrift SEQ. Z in Con
gales Gountp fon oemn1dft cine
@abl itnttfinoen, in Der bnriiber ab-
geltimmt miro. Oh Die gountp : Ront.
nliii1re cine Grtrn : Steuer bon s
pro Mine erbeben iolen, Inn barii
ben aitf belagten Diftrift ~falenoeu
anteil gum Stants.S dulfonO gu be-
5obIen.
9err IS. e. gIorioee BON Sil.
garland miro Der 5ufiinftigeu 8at'
lin bon Erdiioent @ilion elm eigeli
artiges Sodseitsgefhenf perebreli
gs beItebt in elmer Watrabe, oerer
lteteraug aus teraniiher 9aummon'
in Seras sepebt uno Die nit terani
Ider gaumiuolle gepolitert lit.
Ser 8~iiroboriteber oes @eue
roll Gtaatsamipolts in 2luitiu, 0el
Die 3ulnmmenltelliing Der nus Der;
Staote eineegangenen 8erihte Jet
~poGenoet bat, teilte NIT, oaB I'M Der
eangenen Sabre 5000 anflasen noe
gen ldaperer 0erbredeit ~cingebrod)
rno 1887 @erarteillinqen ftotteefun
ben baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-12-18
Oie Staatsbunfen aeiaen II

Die S~taatsbunfen seigen III
ihren 8erid)ten nn oos 8nnf= Depar-
tentent, oaB altgenblifIid) mebr @elo
in 0ieien Snititllten binterlegt III,
Oenn lie 5lrpor. Bon BEN @ejamnlt-
Depoiiten IN &0be bon $1Ot, 164S54
geb0ren Tripatperlonen $95,So0,
GOO.
Mebr als 10000 Butter puroen
in @oIioo n1brenb oieier Saiion
auf ben Marft gebraht. Sic mo-
gen i'm Durdlfnitt 10 9funo INTO
mliroen fiir lt1tgef6br $1.2O pcrfnutt.
Ser @eiammtbetrag beldrft iih aIf
$14 400.
Or. S. q. Sores gu D'&anis
mur0e in leinem 9nile ourh einen
SduB in BEN Gopf getoiet. SeiEc
Srm tplir6e BON Dem Sheriff in Sc.
mabrinm gerommen.
Gin 1~9i1Briger Merifoner mlir-
Sc in Der N1be BON Brownsville
bon 5mei MrmeepoIi5iiten perbafte..
gr itebt i'm Ber6aft Der Banoe an-
3ugeb0ren, bic ben giienbobn3ng bsi
Dlmito i'm Oftober CUR g1tteleifihts
bro1ten, einige Eallagiere toteten
nno anoere b~ernlbten.
SsSn Der N1be BON Mc&innep
uuroe &. Ge[um aus 9rinceton, AZ
Sabre alt, tot in ieitem @agen auI-
gefunoen. Die gooesuriahe fonl;te
bis lett nidt fon1tatiert tperoen.
- Dem Zimmerman S. a. 8lutne
aus grpa1 tpalroen oitrdJ bernbrut-
ldenoe idmere Nlanfen 8pei Singer
abgequetfht.
Gin iunger 6armer nanlelt5
Gogar Sones mltroe in Der Mdbe BOZ,
Gainesville bon bier Derfappten &au-
bern, Die in einem gelben Mutomo-
BIZ faBer, nm feline 8aarihaft bon
!. SIS uno elm Yanr meme Sdube be-
rmibt. syones batte bier ga1sr
9mmtpoIe in Gainesville petfauft,
ieood Den grlos bis auf SIS gliif-
Iibermeile in elmer oortigen ganf
oeponiert. Die Hauber iino bis lett
nidt feltgenommen.
Sn @aIpeiton peridieo 5rap
2eonora @eber i'm Sitter BON 60
syabren. Sic NOR in Sannoper ge'
boren uro batte nngefabr 40 Sabre
in @aIpeIton gelebt.
Ser 8ou Der ttelien uereante
m" in San @enito, Der Dor sine
Monaten IN Mngriff genommet iprr.
be, lit nebit imerer Ginridtunl
.|roaenDet. Die erfte Butter, Die Dor
ausge3eidneter 0ualit1t Iein iou
puroe Dor einisen Eagen bon DOR
perldidf.
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d ! i.

49, S1fp SAn1og{n~. C.>
% M ! Srasss - g.Osl's.
e nan f.tta,, gs.''u.n1 H
Mso,,t.,,,,sssf - ~. .yls luprllu1e
oe,,So mso,,,ts,, s;n sapIas -.
sscs,. M-sSS ~ N.Y. lp'''s y
M;ss.m utu.'e Scelb,
GrNsrSs;sss,Aa m.sn :
~, Ganra G ~s e}a',s, Sea.c=
-, M,,t"..;a S 0 Sgus'''ssl1e
m"TA.rasrat Ess' m 9sA Iefs
ho,.S+ %rr,o @rns smS oea,r
Worr Dos S;,o,,,fnr,,;te hastoht
ma Mnuo W;Tfe @,,,,,o mchhass
mn Mrro gnn 9;;hrs,.;,, ~ gnns;s
MoIs. i,t,ere mods mor;e Ok.
mann ;,,f,crp Mode mo,;a s,,,cs.
rep Q,rn 0ooenor.t ,r,rSs a. =
mpnnpr c-rno,,,t
m.4 -. -
xS,.a .sxsssss sam ., pu e. ~ s'o..',1uI
lot g. 8. S.ysa'
r. ~ 3 Se'un puen'
ychra~s;+sta, Ct~oso.s 70 IT.
rc,rrar;r;rs, 49, 3D. 49,
Ssrs M ,,s.;sor r INK Ssrs gu us.'
-, 81 so W. Ss mr. 1870 -
E h;sr Lnsasar.a~ -" o. nvns.
rras,sa ssmss1 !uyss. n.al's'I
Ssr g;,,Ste;rsnTSss,r 81 gtros,a,'hx' -
,,os "s sssa:sa. :. '.a1
mssxassa,s 800. ~ ss.ulos. MN
s,aI %,ssn., H.. a m.u
4;n,s = ~ ~ xs's gu
s'' ~ e'guil.".
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boIten. 0ie notigen aomiteg MUIR
ben errlni1nt

baIten. Die notigen aomites MUIR
ben errlairrt
Der 5iemIib itnrfe Noropino,
Der iid Jreitng Naft erbob, bat Die
bisberige, iommerIide Gemperatalr
cttpas re0ll5iert gos fiibIe aber ion-
nige Wetter miro bos @eibnafts-
geltaft jeoenfalIs porteilboft beein-
fIuiien.
9tuoolf &eoefs itarb am 6reitng
Nadmittag i'm Mlter bon 80 ssabrrr..
Der Weritorbene mar in 9eutIdIaro
geboren uno bntte lett Idnaerer 3cit
in Souiton gelebt; ieifaer @efunobit
iDegen mar er fiir8lih bierber gefola-
men. Ct uirO BON leiner @itpe in
8ouiton iiberlebt.
Goparo Stinion, elm ccsnitruf.
teur an Der Gtinlon'iten Jliegeridyu-
Ie fog geitern in ieinem MeropIuu
iiber Die Gta6t nod Dem fleuert, in Del
Wdbe BON Halm 9eigbts gelegenel
yiuyptuBe.
Gin Jelier, oas Samitag frIt
I'M 2 llbr i'm bintern EeiIe cinss
1917 GiiosaIamo StraBe geIegener
@ebduoes in einem &nufem otter
1ummi misgebroden mar, Derurfah,
te einen Shaoen BON $3.50. 0as
Sous gebort u. MbeIman; MIR 0qlrd
ons prompte Ginihreiten Ser Seuer'
uebr ipuroe elm gr0Berer Brand Der
binoert, Der BEL Dem ftorfen Woro'
tpinoe battle iebr sefdbrIih meroer
founen.
| 5el,ertuebr9ef Nrigbt teilt'
nit, oaB infoIge Der Tiidtigfeit Sci
bieiigen 6euertuebr uno Der mooer
ncn Mlarmapparafe Die iogenannt'
Seen State" BON Der Geuerperfihe
rungs : @ommiifion in Mnitin fiji
Snn Antonio alif II Gents bernnter
gelebt lei.
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Der &onsref.

Der aongreB Bat fih geltern bis
5llm a. Saniinr pertagt. nnd9ocm
cllh Der Senat BEN porgeitern bonn
9mlle angenommenen geidlnB, Ser
Die ariegslteuern bis gum 81. Deaelil.
her Derldngert, mgenomllen bate.
Gs geidab oies nod elmer lebbafteu
Debatte nit As gegen 80 Gtimmeu.
Sdmmtlide 9emofraten ftinrmtell
fur Die Sorlage, l1mmtIi1e Mepuhli-
faner gegea lie. Die Gerldngerune
rer ariegsiteler 1T oas einoige @e-
i91ft, allBer Der Srganiiation, Gus
Der &onsreB bis iest erleoigt bat.
SIN &au e bielt oer9fepiblifnrer
Garbner BON Mnifnduietts cine Re
De fir Die 9eeres- mn6 JIottenpcl-
mebrlung uro pertrnt ben Gtanoprnft
Der Negierung in IeioenidnftIider
@eiie. or beritieg iih iogar al Der
glbernbeit, gu erfIdren, man iolltc
cine unteriud1tne nniteuen, i'm bcr-
aus5ufinoem OBJ NilIiam Servings
@rpam u1o onoere, bic fortpdbreno
lnom 5rie6en uno Der llnotigfeit gr6.
|Berer Hiiihineen ipreden, fir lire
Bropngan0a be5abIt uiiroen. @obei
iiebenfnGs Der eole Neu-g nglGn6er
Den &intergeoanfen gebabt bat, bob
es Die bolen 9eltlden DGren, 81,
oiele 3abIuns leiIteten.
Sn oerielben Sisung belt elm al-
berer Mepublifaner, Man6en BON
Npoming. cine Meoe gegen Die See
res unn 5Iottenreorgmilation ald
Ter ihmabte 9leh. gr b~ebaiiptete
n1mlid,, mir a~ebraiidten nihts mel
ter als acknowledgements, 8riegs-
Ihiffe ieien unnotig.
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Vic gcnss,

oas aIte betu1brte &ailptquartier bon
Santa Claus, bietet DieIes Sabr cine
SiiGe uno Ieidbaltigfeit BON Spicl-
laden aller slrt Sancp : Irtifeln,
bic lif fir Jelttagsgeldenfe eis-
men nno bon pielen niitliben nne
6eaebrensmerten Gaden mie ME 5t-
Dor. Infer 2aoen lit cine gorl5e
@eibnadts-a uslteIlrng mo Sober,
mann lit sur 8eiidtigung oerielben
eingelnoer.
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@rnnbeisemtnms . ttebertrasmnaen

Sbeo. Ragott uno MIoiIe MuIer ai
Nbam Roget. 90 Gder 2arb; $1,000.
Sohn Yfeiffer an 6. 8. Gmitb,
@runoftiide in Pfeiffer's Nboition,
$4,000.
Nicolds ginl1er an Senrb Ibeu uno
Sran, @runoitiid an Der YearI Strabe,
&enfpoob Gooition; $3.50.
Charles Hasmiien on 8ertuioe "
@oigt, Sill ader Qan0; $f7SS, 80.
Goutbipeitern 2ano Corporation an
Otto @oeFrinq, @rinoftiid II Der Sofea
piem Acoition, $t215.
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Suns III DerreMtem.

9as nntere nn6 pbere Gfodmerf
ton Nr. 218 Dit-Gommerre StraEe
1T 81 ~perrenten. Ndbere MMsfnnft in
her Office Der r6rsien Irehe".
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Die GornmiiIdre BON Cameron

IN 5IUIItIIIIITutF DUH VUIIIeIUII
eonntD oroneten cine 2ocal Sptior-
Wabl fir ben Sditloiltrift yarrel-
ton an; Der 5. Sanliar tDliroe als
8abltag feItgeiest.
Die @attin bon @aiitap $. Sips
in Souiton itarb i'm Mlter BON 70
Sabren.
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l&nIho{f1ft Scr 70 40 M KAa<k2 A&&E-HZNz
eusOello' &Sey iA-Vo Seuis
Gptfpnfamen.Erobxffe
-. u-....- 49, g 800
q, Sun 1 MnnHHss 1eS., 70. S'e5; IS
1f.a. SVa Oeev ~tk
sms =. eul
zen DBL ~ De5 SPOT $S.Sus
DECEMBER, $0,14 ltno 1915; ss5n1nt1rs
$3.50 lir0 $3.50; JebrliGr, 1925 1tIo
$3.50; Utdrd 1928 lrlos $3.50; Aprtt,
1882 lno $3.50; Raj $8.42 ia1
$8.44; SUM. $8.48 ltn0 $3.50; SUD-,
$3.50 rno 1851.
San Antonlo, XeE IL. Ye5. -1919
9itter .16c-19c per %tltI1o
yer thur friide) goo per PIP
$ $ugIsss 80 Z 10 3 psn %las%
9nrr G7Hs 80 9ssgT
Weisen ~ a ~ o$sst
9afsr ....,...... 4be per 1ni&11
peu Ss.Vv Ve1 &osues
0eM3}t.
@0rfoffern. goIifmnids So. To-. 0oIoz
rd6o. $i.85'
@ibe 0artoffeIn. QouiIiana. $1.7b.
q nogse!.s e9lsIornsd 1n9ene ?9;2s;
IeeSltdn1ge Ungons. 4o:uv FrM1
$o.uo; Stmg 1910; 9fnpg, 9f.uo; UG
RtniebeIn Gal. 1925 Der 100 Nf1rr6
Ora, $3.50 fir elm Nuidel.
gtertfIdnaen, 800 ln6 $1.25s per
0uf4el-
Uunoel
9omaten. Seyas. i &5rbe. ooc u. ri.
@riiner Efeffer, Seuas, 15c per &fc,
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Or. 8. $. Habnc, 3abnarot, lit nada
603 Brabp-@ eb1uoe itmgeaosen. Gel
Igrodett 52f7.
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GutlunfaMen.Xro0M

San MnfoniO, xeg., III Cent?
@oIbeftpn. &eyy 1900 Gents.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-07-28
CALOMEL DYNAMITES
\ SLUGGISH LIVER
Crashes Into Sour Bile, Making You
Sick, and You Lose Il Days Work.

Calomcl salivates! It's mercury.
CalOmcl acts like dynamite o. a slug
gish liver. When calOmcl comes into
contact with sour bile it crashes into
it, causing cramping and nausea.
If you feel bilious, hcadachy, con-
stipated and all knocked out, Just go
to your druggist and get 50-cent
bottle OF DOdsOn's Liver Tone, which
is a harmless vegetable substitute for
dangerous calOmel. Take a spoonful
and if it doesn't start your liver and
straighten you up better and quicker
than nasty calomel and without maxi
ing you sick, you just go back and
get your money.
If you take calomcl to-day yOull
be sick and nauseatcd tomorrow;
besides, it may salivate you, while if
YOU take Dodson's Liver Tone you
will wake up feeling great, full OF
ambition and ready for work or play.
It's harmless, pleasant and safe to
give TO children; they like it.--Adv.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-07-28
STATE PARDON BOARD REPORTS.
Governor Manning adopts Recom-
mcndatiOnS as to Sentences.
lThe state. 22d.D

ne oldtG, GOu.J
Governor Manning has confirmed
the findings of the Board of Pardons
in the following cases:
State vs.. Romea Gardner, Orange
burg county, mansalughter, seven
years. I'VE see nothing in the rec
ord to Justify us to recommend any
rlcmency in his case"
state VS.. Watt Little, Laurens
county, manslaughter, five years.
This sentence was as light as could
be expected and we recommend that
no clemency be shown"
State vs.. Carrie b. Calhoun. Horny
county, manslaughter, five years.
I'VE see nothing in the record to JUS
tify executive Clemency."
State VS.. Joe Banks, Kershaw
county, manslaughter. five years.
The record as it appears before us
does not justify any interference
with this sentence"
State vs.. Charlie Perry, Saluda
county, assault and battery with in
tent to Kill, two years. I'VE see no
reason to recommend any reduction
in this sentence"
state VS.. Davis Carter, Lexington
county, N2Grancy, 80 days. "As this
party has no showing as to why we
should recommend clemcnCy, We
withhold our recommendation"
State VS.. Luke Gregory, Aiken
county. manslaughter, ten years.
I'VE can find nothing in the record
that would justify any interference
with the sentence Of the court"
State VS.. Arthur Harris and Wal
ter Allen, Aiken county, highway
robbery, three months. I'VE think
these boys should serve their time"
State VS.. Spann Jackson, Aiken
county, murder, life Imprisonment.
I'VE recommend that no pardon or
parole be granted"
State VS.. David Kelly, Orangeburg
county, burglary and larceny, ten
years. I'VE cannot recommend elem
cncy in this case"
state vs.. Ed Phillips, Oconee coun-
ty, assault and battery OF a hign and
aggravated nature, eight months or
$50 fine. I'VE do not think the
punishment excessive. We therefore
make no recommendations"
State vs.. Joseph Reed, Charleston
county, highway robbery and lar
ceny, ten years. I'VE think ten years
is just about ~" right punishment
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1915-07-28
The Russian soutnmes, mont /.

The Russian sournmes, mont /. ....
riously menaced, the dispatch de-
clarcs. The railroad line running
through lvangorod, Lublin and
Cholm now is only a few miles north
OF the TeutOnic lines. and capture of
Lublin and Cholm is said to be "A
question of only a brief time.
The correspondent OF the National
Ieitung at TarnOw. Galicia, while re-
porting that the AuStro- German
forces are advancing steadily, points
out that there are many difficulties.
lie says the Russians have to contend
with a lack Of ammunition, but the
statement that their morale is shat
tered is untrue. They are display
ing the greatest bravery and endur-
ance, and only in the case of contin-
gents without higher officers do they
surrender readily.
AT krasnOStat, 81 miles south of
Lublin, there occurred an engage
ment at close quarters which was un-
usually desperate and deadly. The
Russians awaited their attacking op-
ponentS and resisted them with the
bayonet They had assembled
strong reserves. 1t was necessary
literally 10 throw the Russians from
their trenches.
Lack of good roads in Poland pre-
sents another disadvantage for the
invaders. Deep sand makes army
movements slow. Ten TO twelve
teams of horses must be utilized to
draw heavy guns.
Bitter rear guard conflicts mark
the slow retirement Of the Russians
in south Poland. They gave way
only one step at a time The cor
respondent says their achievements,
in view Of their lack Of ammunition,
are remarkable.
|. :. Bark Seized by Germans.
Berlin, July 23.-The American
bark DunsyrO, New York for Stock
holm, has been seized by The Ger
mans and taken into Swinemunde.
Crhe only Dunsyro mentioned in
available Shipping records is a three
masted clipper owned by the Victoria
Shipping Company, Limited, of Vic
toria, b. C. 1t sailed from San Fran
cis0 April II, and from Balboa for
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Woman EIcctroCutcd in Home.

Atlanta, July While switch
ing on the lights in the bathroom of
her home, 81 South Church street,
Decatur, Wednesday afternoon, Mrs.
Nelson G. Brown, wife OF the Atlanta
manager OF the Charles Hires Com
pany, was eleCtrocuted. Mrs. Brown
"as making preparations for bath
Mrs. C. c. IIewey, who resides
three doors from the Brown home
was severely shocked by the same
bolt which killed Mrs. Brown. Ac-
cOrding to authorities on the matter,
the wires OF the Georgia Railway and
Power Company had evidently be-
come crossed and when Mrs. Brown
touched the switch with wet hands
circuit vas completed, killing her
and sh- ing Mrs. IIcwcy, who was
IRON With an electric iron.
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Italians Gain in Heavy Fighting.


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Continue I" frcSS Russians.
Berlin, July 2l.--The German
army headquarters staff to-day gave
out the following statement:
'ln the eastern theater: TO the
east of POpeljany-Kurischa the en-
emy IS withdrawing troops. To the
west Of Shawl the last hostile en-
trenchment has been stOrmod and
occupied and the pursuit continues
eastward.
"On the Dubyssa, east Of Rossie-
nye, a German attack broke through
omy is falling back.