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Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-12-31
To Prevent the Grin

Colds cause Grip Laxative Bromo Ouinins 70
moves the cause. There Is only one "Brsma
Ouinine" +. w. GROVES signature on boz l,c.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-12-31

Experience teaches us things we
woulG rather not know.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1915-12-31
Cut Out Old Canes.

Cut out all old canes of the rasp-
berry and pinch back some of the
new growth.
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NO REPLY MADE
TO GEN. CARRANZA

WASHINGTON. Aug. 27.-No reply
had been sent today 10 General Car
ranza's inquiry through Consul SIM.
man as TO whether Secretary Lansing
and the Ltain-American diplomats
acted in their Official capacities in
signing their peace appeal. Officials
reiterated that II there was any re.
Spouse II would be in the form OF A
message TO Mr.. Silliman directing his
attention to the fact that the slgners
OF the petition had attached their Of
fetal titles.
II became known tonight that the
case OF II. W. Francis. a newspaper
correspondent. imprisoned at Vera
Cruz. for sending out dispatches un-
favorable TO Caranza. is giving the
state department considerable con.
Germ. Two weeks ago a demand for
the prisoners release was ignored
have failed. Representations were re
newed today and IL is understood that
the message was of a very vigorous
character. Francis Is a British sub
ject. though employed by an Ameri-
can concern. Until recently he was
held incommunicado but as a result
OF repeated representations he now is
permitted TO see his friends.
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FIGHTERS BACK
FROM REVIEW

NORFOLK. Va. Aug. 27-Eight
batueships of the Atlantic fleet. with
eight destroyers. steamed into Hamp-
ton Roads today. after their cruise
down the coast from Boston. where
they were reviewed by Secretary
Daniels and several state governors
on Wednesday. Twelve more battle
ships and smaller craft of the fleet
are due TO arrive here Saturday and
Sunday In their cruise from the
North Atlantic the big fighters execut-
ed series of war maneuvers.
In the divisions arriving today were
the battleships Florida. Michigan. Viz
ginia. Arkansas. Texas. Nebraska.
Georgia and New Jersey. and the de
stroyers Beale. Patterson. Trippe. Bur
rows. Ammen, Jarvis. Tanning and
Paulding
Several of the destroyers wore the
new war colors-the stripes OF white
and gray that make them almost in
distinguishable from a short distance
at sea. The fleet will have target
practice OF the Virginia Capes begin
ming next week. which will include
day and night firing and torpedo drills.
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GERMAN INTENTION
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Arabic disavowed. however. and guar.
antees given against repetition. a Ger.
man communication explaining that
the Lusitania was torpedoed as a re-
prisal against Great Britain. under
misapprehension that she was armed.
and that killing OF Americans was re-
GREETED and not intended. and Offering
reparation, probably would pave the
way for amicably closing the incident
About the only shadow over the op-
timism in official circles today was
cast by the IF" in the promise convey
ed by Ambassador Won Nernstorff.
Some officials thought a disposition
by Germany to question the evidence
that the Arabic. a peaceful passenger
vessel, unarmed and inoffensive. was
attacked without warning. might lead
to interminable and unsatisf factory ne
gotiations. Il was even suggested
that there was a possibility that the
submarine which fired the torpedo
might later have fallen a victim to
British warships and never would be
able to report. In German quarters.
however. confidence was felt that the
submarines report would soon reach
Berlin.
Great Britain Next.
German officials have made II plain
that their government. as soon as Il
has relieved the strain upon its re-
latiOns with the United States, by linn
iting submarine activities, will ask
the American government 20 demand
that Great Britain and her allies cease
interfering with legitimate neutral
commerce and thus permit the impor-
tation OF fOOdstuffs for the German
civil population. The American note
to England on this subject has been
in preparation for some time and
probably viii be dispatched as soon
as the negotiations with Germany are
on the way toward satisfactory ad-
Justment The communication prac-
tically was completed when the allies
action I'm declaring cotton contraband
made re-drafting necessary.
In this connection IL has learned
that Germany is preparing to protest
against acquiscence by the United
States In the treatment OF cotton as
contraband. II Is said that the i'm
perial government already has indi-
Gated its desire TO purchase 100000
bales OF cotton n delivery can be
arranged.
Additional affidavits and state
ments bearing on the Arabic case
reached the state department today
from Ambassador Page az London
The ambassadors mail report has not
yet arrived. but officials think cable
advices have given the substance OF
all information obtalnable In England
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STREET PARADE
TO BE FEATURE
TO M orvEs IN CONVECTION wrru
STATE FArz. sEPTEnnrn ?.
Procession To Ne nixxss- Rest ana
Most BrsiiiAas E1sr Esia Hsr.. ana

Programs for the grand street rarade
10 Be given Tuesday. September =. city
day Of the West Virginia state fair. are
out The procession Will include hun
oreds Of Eaily decorated vehicles OF all
kinds. including farmers wagons and
delivery conveyancss. Hundreds Of au-
toe will be IN the parade. Prizes viii
Be awarded 70 the most beautifully and
artisticaily decorated vehicle. Will. a
loving cup will be given for the most
tastefuliy decorated automobile The
parade promises 20 eclipse any similar
affair ever given In this city
The formation % the parade and mart
OF the general Information given in the
folder. follows
an who participate in the G-and street
ket square. F1fth Ward. on Tuesday.
september .. 10 a. m Grand Marshal
and STAFF will assemble AZ Chanllne and
y wenty second streets. $50 a. m All
Farmers Wagons viii form, on Market
etreet. right resting south OF Twenty
second street All Single Horse Light
Delivery Wagons viii form on Mala
street, right resting south Of Twenty
second street. All Single Horse Trucks
vii form on Main street. right resting
north OF Invent y-second street
All Double Truck Teams on Wagons
VIII form on Market street. hight rest
autos will form on chapiins street. riFst
resting south of Twenty-second street
Order OF Parade.
The parade viii move IN the following
order.
Grand Marshal-Dr. l. y Refer
Aides-Members OF saddle club.
Mcisters Band.
Mayor and Board OF Control
First Division-Farmers' teams shown
10 wagons.
Second Division-single Horse Light
Delivery Wagons.
Third Division-sinEle Horse Truck
Wagons.
Fourth Division-Doubls Teams
Heavy Trucks or Wagons
Fifth Division-Decorated Automo-
biles-.
a. II. Hobiitzen in charge OF automo-
The grand marshal will be assisted by
the following Aides:
Samuel Baumberger. Hon. Jesse A
Bloch. w. p. Burruss, DIR. q. W. Bur
datts, Nelson Cecil L. II. Church Il w
Gee. George r. r. Gilchrist. Charles y
hancher. Walter h. Higgins, A r. ia
eobs. Robert Luke. Fred Roderus. W. n.
Sill. Charles Somehow. John r, Steph-
enson. Henry q. Stifel. J. McF. Sweeney
II. Tatum. Archie Taylor. william Wads-
worth. Thomas Wadsworth. w. p. Weiss
Chester Whitman. George 4. whitaker
a. G. Whitaker. X. n. Browne. director
In charge.
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BREST-LITOVSK
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strengthened by all the latest meth
DDS known to military engineers. The
Russian armies still are intact, with
virtually all their guns and prospects
OF a more plentiful supply OF ammu-
milton. For this reason. military
writer's here are OF the opinion that
Grand Duke Nicholas now should be
able to make a stand. as the Austro-
German losses must have been very
heavy. especially during the three
weeks which interviewed between the
TALL OF Warsaw and the occupation OF
Brest-Litovsk
The capture OF several German
trenches In the Vosges was reported
by Paris this evening. but what is
considered more important is the con.
inued activity of the air squadron.
which has been bombarding German
positions in France as well as NUM-
uons factories across the German
border.
To Make Concessions.
There has been no further news
from the Dardanelles of the Balkans
but IL now is certain that Serbia is
prepared to make the necessary sac
rinces to satisfy Bulgaria and gain
Der cooperation in behalf of the al
Hes. II may be several days however.
before the Serbian reply TO the rep
reservations OF the entente powers is
received. The vote of the Serbian
parliament was only upon the prin-
ciple involved and the negotiations
now are preceding between Serbia.
Greece and Rumania regarding the
exact nature of the concessions to be
made Bulgaria.
Wales Is threatened with another
coal strike as the result OF dissatis-
faction among the miners and the way
In which the settlement recently ar
ranged by David Lloyd-George. min
lister OF munitions. is being interpreted
by the mine owners Some 10000 men
are out contrary to the advice OF their
leaders.
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BURGLAR GANGS
WERE CHILDREN

CHICAGO. Aug. 1.-Two girls ana
six boys. none more than IS years
old. said TO comprise two separate
gangs of burglars. were arrested TO-
night and according TO the police con
fosscd scores Of robberics
a third Girl. not yet 10 years old.
was arrested charged with being the
tutor 81 the girls and two men were
held ON the charge OF receiving
stolen property
The alleged tutor. Mrs Mary Ham
mersmith. Del known to the police az
Baldhoaded MARY"
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BOOSTERS TO GO
TO THREE FAIRS
DELEGATION OF ADVERTISERS
OF WEST VIRGINIA EXPOSE
TON ON The JOS.
VIII Invade keystone. Buckeye and
Mountain States Wednesday
and Thursday.

President George W Lutz. OF the
West Virginia State Fair Association.
said last night that the fair boosters"
would visit both the Clarksburg and
81 Clairsvtlle Ohio fairs next We'd
nesday- The members will meet al
the board OF trade rooms at $50
o'clock wednesday morning and d.
vide for the auto trips 20 the two
places.
on Thursday the entire delegation
OF boosters will attend the Washing.
ton. Pa. fair. advertising the one big
iair. the West Virginia State Exposi.
ZION here from September 6 TO 10. The
boosters viii send up balloons upon
their return trips, TO which will be
attached free admission tickets TO
the fair.
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IN THE EAST.

PETROGRAD. Aug. %. via London.
Aug Is. ~ SO a. m-The following
Russian Official statement concerning
the progress Of hostilities was given
out here tonight.
The situation In the Riga region is
unchanged.
In the directions OF Bausk and
Btrpa. toward Fredcrickstadt on We'd
nesday and Thursday. the enemy pur-
sued a vigorous offensive against our
troops defending this region There
has been obstinate fighting during the
last Few days on the roads toward the
south % Tauerkal M \ euhut railway.
In the direction 81 Dvinsk north OF the
railway line between DvinFk and ponla-
Wsch. our troops on Thursday pressed
the Germans on the front Ponedii- skop-
Toward wilma. there was no fmport-
ant change on "wednesday
on the middle Nicmen on the from
between the Sources Of the Uohr ana
friptah. the retreat or our trouus COW
cred BY rear-guard engagcmc con-
Most energetic attempts bv the Ger.
mans 70 take the offensive during Wed
nesdav night and Thursday In the
bialy etok region and north OF Vfsfv.
etpk were su-ce ssfuliy stopped bv u
and cost the enemy heavy losses
In the region Of Urosf-f .itpvak We
blew no the fortinCatiorH fn c0nforrtff i,
with orders. and our troops f1rrIrr ~.
garrison ~ those forts reioinrd the
army On the field
In Gslicia there D. no essential
change"
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BRITISH AND RUSS
CONSULS ATTACKED

LONDON, Aug. p. 9:49 y. ma
despatch 10 Reuters Telegram com
pany from Petrograd says:
"A telegram received her from
Teheran. Persia. reports that the Rus
sian and British consuls and their
military escort have been attacked at
kenghever by an armed band led by
VI. q Schunemann. the German con
sular agent al Tabriz. The Britishers
defended themselves with rifles. but
suffered some losses.
"A telegram received here from
the result that a request was sent TO
the commander Of a Persian brigade
OF cossacks who were encamped four
days march from Kenghever TO send
a detachment there Immediately"
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IN THE WEST.

PARIS. Aug. %. 1925 p. m.-The war
oitice tonight made public the following
official communication:
On a great many points OF the front
our artillery has concentrated on the
German positions q very efficacious fire.
To the north OF Arras. German trenches
nave been upset and ammunition depot
destroyed.
Between the Somme and the Disc.
German encampments have been shelled.
The enemy fired at long range seven
shells on the city Of Compiegne. causing
some damage and killing a nurse and
seriously wounded another nurse.
The Germans. have Violently shelled
the village OF Blenod-Les-P ont-a Nous
son, the city OF Thanh and Nieux Thanh.
In the region Of Ammertzyiller our
smells started many fires"
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ONE KILLED; ONE HURT

CAMDEN. ~ j.. Aug. CO An auto
mobile occupied bv Henry Homer and
Mrs. J. Elvin Scott 1s years. of Nor
chaniv.lIe crashed into q freight train
at tho West Palmyra crossing TONIGHT
Horner who was a1 years Old was
Killed instantly and Mrs Scott rua
taIned fractured ekull and will prob
ABLY Die Horncr Tor many years was
real estate assessor Of pcneaukon town
snip and had taken Mrs Scott in his
automobile to show her some real o..
tate.
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w. c. T. u. CONVENTION
ELECTS OFFICERS

CLARKSBURG. W Va. Aug. 81
Officers 10 serve for the ensuing year
were elected az follows az the annual
convention Of the HARRISON Doddridee
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
which closed last night az Salem. Mrs.
W. ". Chcuvront Of Clarksburg. presi-
dent; Mr.. Allie Randolph o. Salem.
vice president. Mrs. Cora ogden of
Ciarksburg. recording secretary. Mrs.
John ID McReynolds Of Clarksburr.
corresponding secretary. and Mrs Eu.
zabeth williamson Of Wallace. treasu-
rCr.
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DOG SHOW ENTRIES
Continue 20 Pour into Headauarters-
Entry List Closes Saturday.
September q

Entries for the dog show. which
promises to be ono of the most inter.
eftinE features n the annual State
Fair. september 8 fo no. are suu ru-
INK into headqquarcrs. according 10
George T. Whitaker who o. in charge
ol arrangements Tor tho show The
Indications are Mr. Whitaker said
NAT when tho entry list closes satur.
day. september q there viii Do a rec
nrd-hreaking number OF entries
Many of the best kennels In tho
country viii be- represented Dog
fanciers ~ other cities are showing
moro interest than are local owners.
though many local dogs viii be In the
show.
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SCHOOL EXHIBIT
Vocational Department. wm Have In
teresung Display AZ state Pair.

one Of The most interesting features
- Tho state fair will De- tH. Vocational
Department Exhibits OF the Wheeling
Pubic schools. Prizes will Dee award
90 Tor tnU best ~ fne articles srhIbIfrT.
fNHINIfH in domestic science. domestic
ART drawing and construction arH
manual training Will be shown TT.
patrons nf the Wheeling schools have
on excellent chance fu e.. uH4f fH.Ir
boys and girls are doing
In tNn NIcn school. wood TURNING Hrf
metal pattern making. cabinet gHr.
tnd mechanical drawing .EHIUfa win
Ha fu The classes
Tho IUuIaafI. aHIrr... H.r.rf.......
VIII be in charge uf I.HnnH ~ fIHIfrrr.
Niaa Anna p. Hagba. BIAS charge ~
domestic art while NIHa I.nni. N
erNey WlN have cnarre of tha drawing
ana rnnHir urfIuu. M Graham T.rU.gf
er. w. D. BEEN and fI a. TsuIff win
le ln charge of the Manuel training DE-.
Studfnfs Wishing fn rrfrr article. boz
we NN' fii"nnI lrrHf' mrHf may Hr.r
premium lIrfa hT calling ur BOO a.Ii.r.
lntfndrnt m schools. g. T citizens
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RACER INTO FENCE.

CHARLEROI Pa. Aug. &c. a..
Gardner of Pittsburgh. crashed
through q fence while participating boz
an automobile race az the Belle Yer.
non track here today Gardner and
Dis brother who was acting as his
mcrhaniclan. we're thrown several feet
Both were injured but neither scr.
iously
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NEW MARTINSVILLB

The Daily intelligencer Will BE- found
- sRle 20 AERra Cigar and Frutt stano.
main street lannon's Cigar and Fruif
sthnd Moses Thomas Fruit stand. John
Lhomas' Fruit stand. at depot
NEW MNHTINsVIIrE w Va Aug
90. tuesday, evening Rev ard Mrs Do
= fumEgrdnrr entertained about thirty
Nh" or ihN Young folks or their homo
.h NJ NII. avenue in honor OF MIra IHfH-
rNh l'IrrTF house guest who are Hlrr
~ fih. week Tho evening was spent
~ Naf'"n. games and no eleven O'Clock n
Town rurafu included MIaa TIrfah
N .N ~ 'IHrtehurE. Miss NrUufHrHt.
.I ihfh'r.hurE Miss ErIhH and hfIHa
-afr ". 'I1rk atHrE. Irene cochran. OIL
n %. p. lIrr. t".I kennedy 90 Hum
Wary Wood OF MARINE T.Hr..
IHrinIH InHIHnwua. uf MHUHraf..rf
MNrH IHI.u. OF A.Hfntu'a and hfseara.
N'lI'rman and law. of West Milford
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ing monopoly in nitrogen products will
not be pressed for passage at this time.
III the law Il passed a. probably will
Il said the proposed monopoly was de-
signed to meet n possible Anglo-Ameri-
can trust In cyanimide.
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Bombards signal stations.

BERLIN. Aug. -. via London Aug
-, 1870 a m.-The following official
communication was issued today by the
German admiralty.
"On wednesday evening one OF our
small cruisers bombarded the Russian
signal station on the Cape south OF Rist-
~ on nagO Island. Just outside the
gulf OF Riga
At the same time another small
cruiser bomoarded the signal station at
Adreasburg ON Dago Island. No enemy
FORCES were sighted"
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The fret annual outing OF the en-.
p'oyes of tho Ohio Valley LIfhoerspb
company will boz held hia Afternoon
and evening 40 Wheeling PARK A
basket dinner will bo served ON tho
mound overlooking tho park should
the weather be- favorable
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BADLY BURNED
Three Foreigners Painfully Injured
When Cupoia Drops-Ore Re
ported 20 De Serious.

Three foreigners. employed af the
'Mnegie Steel Works. Bcllaire we're
severely burned yesterday afternoon
about $50 o'clock. when the cupoIa
cropped. The men we're working
about 10 when b. suddenly lot 20. ri
u claimed, and they we're caught In
shower of molten steel Incidents
or the accident are hard 10 learn. but
~ - understood that one Of the men
De- In a serious condition.
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Miss Clarinda Pauihamus who hat
zen thc guest of friends IN the city
t.t1rn,d 10 her home in Wiuiamspori
,,JJ ". ssn!;e. o. Burton. 10 spendins
MI Harry Mushfush and son. Rslpf,
and Mre. John EaIdiuErr or piffsb9rrit
VINO nave been visiting friends fn az
Guy returned 90 their home Ihuradav
MlHH virginia p 'der feft Friday rnnrr.
JOS Tor visit with friends in Mounds.
Misses virginia Leach and ebtrt.,
70 MON OF Mh.eling spent Thursday ir
Mrr q vs. Huu left Friday for -,
Nl.If With friends in Tarkcrsburr
If WIZ Potts. ~ Tarkera burg ff
ginE pc mother. Mrs. 81 4. Pottt
Miss Anna Hartman. Of ciarksbYrg
sr.nf Thursday in the city
t.... flNIaulc uf Eardia. Is rperfIra
,W DAYS in the city this ueork
alrH h.rt bNeuI and Mics Naudo Id.
I"Il VINO have been visiting frfenfr De-
OBJ, c.tEs returned to their home In Dr..
Mr. ana Mrs orin Moore LEI, o,t,
week Ger "a visit with friends On fiar
Dr D. EIchardson. ~ washi,eto, ID
'i.liins hla father. D. r. Rich.
Sire sara Hall ir spending a few
af NIAGARA Fails.
MlrH irIIe Eurroua leff TfIrsfav faf
o. two weeks visit no Atlantic cItv
Miss Ada Mler of rarkora burg BE- vfa.
illhg h.r aunt Niles Relic Majors. of
CLARK street
tafh.r Van ue uusarhe. % 81 Win.
rnnL a 'a'nuIr church Del spending fht
week In baltimore sd
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the more spacious hall OF the house
OF representatives where a large au-
dience followed the addresses with
frequent applause.
Redfield Talks.
The decision by the governors was
prefaced by remarks from Secretary
of Commerce William G. Redfield.
speaking not in behalf OF the admin
istratiOn. but as a member OF II, he
said, Secretary Redfield urged re-
straint OF speech and soberness OF
thought in what he termed these try
ing times.
with that spirit Of restraint" ne
added. I'VE should not be ready for
any emergency Of any kind that may
arise2 Should we not al least have
the tools ready. not for ofense. but
for our defense Of our nation?"
Under the head. What should be
the states duty in the matter OF ma
tional defense?" Governor James r..
Fielder. OF New Jersey. in opening the
discussion. urged an increase in the
standing army by at least $4,000 men
with an adequate line Of trained re-
services. lie said he felt that the
felt that the states should be- ready at
All times 10 furnish 100000 men TO
this reserve body
Agreed Win Fielder.
Cordial agreement with Governor
Fieder's statements was expressed by
Governor r. r. Dunno. Of Illinois. VINO
said he felt the nations main reliance
for reserve force might well be
found IN a requirement that every col
leRe and university receiving FUNDS.
federal or state. should give four
years Of military training 10 its stu
dents
Adequate preparedness was urged
BY Governor ~. q. stuart. OF Virginia
while from Governor David T. walsh.
of Massachusetts. came the Fugges-
ton that state or federal provision
BE- made FOR bringing into the schools
announcement and opportunity tor
the boys of the land 10 deveiop a.
citizen soldiers
The conference during the forenoon
considered conservation % mankind
and natural resources" a. discussed
by John a. Dix. former governor OF
View York. and BY Governor Frneat
q. Lister. ~ Washington
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HEtlslNs AuE. ~. VIA London ff.gr
2 ~ The fall ~ Hrraf-f ff0rak rauarf
cisr ussiona today among mem hera 10 tho
Eeichstsg The event ia REGARDED III
mpneeizinF ne impression that the
Russians Will NOT b. able 10 rertlrrs ft.
ofIfnsivs with any prospect 81 success
The bill creating a government trad
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NlENNA. Aug 81. via London. ga r..
N tuesian war theatre The enemy.
beaten 20 Hreet-fAtovak. now la ir fuii
rstreat On both sides ~ the railway f0
alulh. lahnuf IlH miles northeast On
hreFt LitoNrhl Tho troops 0f Nrrhdute
dpaeph Ferdinand have rrrraafof
tnrpuEh the Burning town ~ kamirnier-
on he l.esna German troops are pur-
suinE ne Hugsianv from the wesf end
al kovfl Via IIrrIr-t Us f.I.....t.,.f "a L.
f.aqtern PalIcia there has been ro
, itallan var theatre There were bat.
Yesterday our troops rrrufarf Il hos-
tlle stack against their valley post
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What makes you think Dauber viii
succeed as a painter"
ho has tho soul 90 an artist and
me persoverlncc az q hook aren't
Philadelphia Public Ledger
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confined 60 his home on virginia street
with typhoid fever.