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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-03-10

| Detll, nrJYelhi IOd u ulOelGl GBkh
dry, byIa zasazenn trikrdte nepfa-
teIskJml projcktlly u ~ yGtblnn
lodi byIa trefcna, ale zadnd \ nIch
ncbyIa potopcna II bGhem ncd6Ic
n pond6lka nikdo nebyI zablt aniz
ydan6ji zranGn. Pfcdebd zprdva
admiralty udaIa ztrdty ve spoje-
ncckGm Iodstyu ua dcyatcndct Va
| ibltych, pGtadyacct ran6nych a tfi
pohfeSovanG.
Die p0ndelniho sdGIeni admlra
lity, umIGeny byly pevnosti Ru-
| mill Modzidieh Tabia u llHmidicb
| j. Tabia, vroubici asijskou po.
bfczni Garu, ktert drive vydrzely
bombardoyani Roynt& nmlGcna
byla batterie na Mount Dardauus
dale k jihu. Tureck6 ztraty ne
jsou zn6my.
Turcl Size popiraji, ae by jcjich
pevnosti ma DardaneIIdch tolik u.
trpely, jako 81 ndavd We zprdvdch
spOjcnc0, ale sontasnt 50 plipfa-
vuji ma stGhoyani vladnich liradu
N Cafihradu. N6mecko pozadaIo
jz Spojent StAty ably padu w.
klizeni Caflhradu tureck}m vol
skem, yelvyslance Morgenlhau "
jaI 80 zajmG nemeckych pfislusni-
kd, Turci .isou pr} rozhodnuti
hdjiti Cafihrad do posIedniho de
chu II shromdzdili pr} tam nrmd
du 10000 muzn silnou, Odst6ho-
ydni ylddnich 6iHd0 nijak nebudc
znamenati kapltulael m6sta,
V pond6Ii sdtllIa britlcka adm
raIita, zc ytch0do tndieka rotiIla
unlCela ysecly tureekt pcynostj Y
ukoli Smyrny, kdezto letrohrad
oznamujo zniGeni rnsk}mi vdleG-
nyml lod6mi Zunguldiaku, kozlo |
nu a killmli, tureekfeh pfistayh
ua Ccrntm MofI.
Velkd vzruseni vyyolalo rolhod !
huti Vclk6 Britanie, h. nemini po.
kladat dopadeu6 posadky z NJ |
pmornteh tlun0 IN va |
letud 1aiatce, ale ~ j. hodla inter
uoyati "vlhlodrm L mo1n6mu u-
po skou6eui yalky" Ad |
miraltta dodava, h. toto prayidlo
tykd 50 Va deyeladyaeet dnstoj
uiku q mul0 Z uemeekeho pouor
ntho 6lmn Us, jena hyl potopcn
hll{o nnyeru Rosholnuli adml |
raltty jest y olpoyed na po4ada
vrk admlrdh herrsfnrla, 10 Ni |
,luaht, u ilnleh. kdoa nslInyah,
ahy mulatNrm 4 nemepkNrh po.
iornteh elunn bsla taehAaeuu Jake
, yuhy, lpala ipiieh takiiky isou
roAporu usnenAhl ptaNidlN II
neziuarolniba sakona a yAeml
Roimy ltdskusl,
Y pedeIl sni6rua hYla dalsi oh
hodnl l@r hrtlteka nemveklm
orledem a sley uhetus pafulk
ieuRiave pfpll mNsu lltrapumhe
,tprN lpil dsspt mtl sphtguN phml
N IA llarusiaplp alttAn ~
.on AnslIl
\ taadali elNgl hfiiWks aerp
ilauN hembatslesal, sakla,luu He
aeeb Sch peuerNseh etunN 4 hNlN
lAsleiNlka tsteNsle
lhVa IA parnlka Ia raasales
l'afnlA - fmlpalNt nAle8,itcl
tanguusskt spsslefntssl aaphtA |,
tn hNl peAAFrm ~ Alf,ia mafl
'lIAp hFvhN esr4ssA tph lak \ lasu
,sla p,alAna lyleaFailekA ,lelsas I,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-03-10
.e po2ar zaIolen byl hombou

ae poaar aalolen byl hombou,
Die pozdeisieh 1prav, ohen oh,
mezen hyl poule na ledno oddele-
nj parniku, a tia doralil pond6ll
yeder do lluyru, proyasen hyy po
ocl6 eeste parnikem Rotterdam, q
puyodu ohne uehylo yydano ad
dosud 1adut 0fedni onamem,
Mchi oestujioimi hyI ia Raymond
Ralf Syohoda Z New forku, patr-
nt Czech, dale pei rescrylstu fran
a selu helgjektch,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-03-10
utok spoieneekyeh lodi ma
amyrnu.

l'atnaut spaleneekNeh yalvtnNeh
ladl oslfelesalo Y sohotu snytnou
size tNrtp. a dy1 4 uleh, tyane Tive
srslry byls nAeuy uhyyatcl
alya mtsta. aaphNaeenv panlkou,
preha do sullruxpml Naleant 10
Il, pah uyni na tvrte, hallel pfi
sIay llrltieka yNeh@losndleka
liatila Isal selenln sieea,lmlrala
l'irrpp, tnletla \ sohnlu tygs leni
kals a smNrus, ae MA hSh NNpA
lpn, tfptt tiNe kvhke stfpls llum
haplntani llarslanyll hNla ahnnNe
Hu 4 "a i neslel Fanu liFva.l
uunvhl aaepn NllaahrlA, n ssNml
ohrnssk, sat II palve, ,le, delN, Ne
dv palhe 10 laFeeke tyvte pfes
llallnaolsAea - sAhNu
saresskeh,. nmahaF,lesAm pekre
tuie A.nsAua \ le,lue ny,lA,ne
ehuAesansvh uuregkHph peNnusll
aiteaa hsla lsslhesl hFnlek,vh lN
III iv,lNa hallrrle
ltaneMssAe mtnlstNraltN uA
mpfuietss st,tala i ne,lell nAsle,lu
ilel Ntvdul slaAsa nne u hfvt
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-03-10
Tekuty ohen nova zbran Nemoa,

Y easoplse la l.lherte poplsule
je,hia osetfovatelka aeluky teku
ltbe ohna, iuai N3mci napatlll
pfedni traueouzskt takopy le
sieh a ualaneourIu, jan o Tom by
IA u1neua afydni aaiHka ye spra
Ne dae II auofs Nypalralo -,
IL tgute tekutN chen iesl ueue
~ tm stualyavm, ktyrs hi pfvi
nakollka lptN take W hfaugtl "a
teulesan tak AZ lc.t ivho sloAvni
aeaAa 4 tfaneautl, hudou Il chit
HI. ueheu Ntmeam eplallts Fesuou
msrau tlsestosatelka ,age hAla
"a uAslraAt k,lAA tam hNli pepAle
vi selael ,legFayesAnl Nell II,
paeae eblleeie a ady a tnlesnt u
te,lva veiAk yNpFaNotal
ssssifutasslpe sssekN pe,lgehnesli
lfasil n dva hSl poAatgue klid
n, ~ - noei peslnkh Nsme j
lub tlanuaaai hlv,lell Rapgv,l IL
le ngslAsseNA ele hFse ~ pFysNe,l
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-03-10

eli, ze ma Dcpntcl Y Gmyslu pole
yaG jo hoiiei tekutinou. NGklefi
Ntmci rozlbyaIi j \ plecboygeh
pcjld, JIM m6Ii pfistroj podobny
stfikaGcc. Take yrhali na Fran
couze ruGni granaty. Idkopy byly
bro Y plamenecb. "Nikdo \ mas
nemohI pIamenlm uniknouti, " Wy
prayovaI vojak. "NaBc saty bro
&c vz1aIy u nejeden Il mas podobaI
Sc zivouci pocbodni. Obklopcni
ohn6m ma vsecb stranach, museIi
jsno ovsem ustoupiti, ale ucud6Ia.
il jsme TO drive, pokud na5i sou
druzi zc zahopu zadnibo nepri-
prayiIi Sc TAX, ably mobIi dtok cd
raziti. Provcdli bodakoyy Gtok i
nejvGtsim zdarcm a fadne sc ne
pfiteli pomstili," Bitva tato skon-
ella tim, ze nell N6mci $50 zabi-
t}ch a sedesat zajatgch. "
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-03-10
Americti vojaci ma bojiSti.

Kanadsky parliament dostaI
zpravu, ze celia rada byyalJch a
merickych ddstojnikh yedIe Get
nych vojakd prostych vstoupiIa
do armady kanadske "a tim dee
lem, ably Sc mohla s1Gastniti val
ky proti N6mcdm. Byl vydan Sc
znam dGstojnikd Il mezi jinymi u
vadGji Sc V mem: II. G. Eustis,,
byvaly poruGik ]. jizdniho pluku
statni miIice v Ohio, jest nyni ka-
pitanem 5, stfeleckGho plukuj G.
W. Stewart byvaly nadporucik ,.
pIuku spoIkoy6 jizdy, jest nyni
osm6ho pluku jizdniho a
ma pod fizenim dopravu koni do
Anglic Herbert W. Mcbride, by
valy setnik trctiho pesiho pluku
miIice V Indiane, jest nyni sctni-
ken kanadske milice a cviGi vol
sko v Kingston6.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-03-10
Prvni vymena aajatou.

We stfedu pruel do hrupyA
.prynt WAX \ nemeek tui taiatet 4
tranele q mesta l,yausu loh syt
caraktm udemim ua nauppkou
hraniei, kdr2 hu,Iou vNmentut ga
stelnl potet krnvousa Ntmr
eka Sytearskt uaeml hyla K To
mu yyNoleno prolo le pres hrani
81 nemecke franeousskou. kje sp
helale, daddy praje1,i me1l5 ue
nj kNlastnl ylak pfligl "a Aeups
ske naslraai klrrA hyla pfthg
sttvAuno Nnlakvm aheepnatNn IA
hrAuen pglslnh abs neslnsln na
deWunslrave nu Nlaku nahruutt
- hned lekafi a oselfusalvlkp tgr
teneha kflae, kteti rea,lllvl, saial
vam dAFky iako egauae, eekela
da eakreylaky a iine slsplfaya
lele franeeassli ktrN hsli ~ Nla
ku aeulh ilm pak mlssa lskat
pFeAlsdll cells ylak, ele ahlpslall
H. nlkde lel1rh pomee nspaltv
huie llNle Ia $40 NemeA ,psmtN
smtaaeentvh i laAestm slasu.
q - nikds mhu.leu meei saaNn
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-03-10

yalky sGGastniti. Francouzska
vl4da yybrala na ygmGnu mrzAky
ncjtezM VttSiDa jicb pfiaIa 0 ru-
ku ncbo nohu, n6kteff take o diva
Gdy, V5ichni byli spokojeni, po-
kurovaIi 81 a byli radi, ze jedou
domd. S DcjyyBSim uzndnim mIu-
viii 0 francouzskych nemocnicich
a zadny 81 nest6zoyal. Darky ron
diIenG prijimaIi ysichni povd6-
KEN. Nedoslo k zddnt dcmonstra-
ci q vIak yydaI sc bro Da cestu
daIs Pojcdc primo do Schaff-
bausenu, ncjseyerntjSibo TO mista
We Svycarsku, kdez sc setk6 Via
KEN, jenz poyeze nazpdtck zajat6
FrancOuZe.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-03-10

>Iet. Joseta Reddmgoya, zkou
Seua osetfoyatelka ~ San Frau
etska, tou dohou We smlbach Ger.
yeutho kfi3e We traueii hya w
xuamenana krtiem testue legie,
dis dprayy laSlanv lejim rodltnm,
Nyauameuaui uleleno hyle divee
"a stato6nost va hoisti a ptesiane
hylo il yelieim generalem lottrem.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-03-10
DR.. Kara zemrel v Srbsku.

Minute dtery prinesl kabelo-
gram truchlivou zpravu ze Srb-
ska tmrti Ora. j. M. Kary, Gle
ma Gesko-slovanske lGkarskG w
pravy CoryenGho kffze, finance
vanG Americanem p. Frothingha-
mem. Iv6st tato pusobila dojmem
tim vice zdrcujicim, ze niGeho ne
bylo znamo onemocn6ni Ora.
kary, IL n6hoz patrne choroba ---
skvrnity tyf -- mela prtib6h vel
mi prudky Zemrel /. brezna, krat-
ce po Gmrti pi. GuGove, manaelky
I6kare. jenz sam dlouho Sc snrtf
zapasil.
DR., Jan NJ. Kara narodiI SO roku
1888 V Chicagu jako jeden dvoj-
cat, Druhym dvojGetem jest p.
Mat6j Kara, jenz nyni vedc oh
chod s obuvi ma llalsted a 20. uli-
cl, ktcry k rozkv6tu byl priveden
otcem jejlch, znamym II aelenym
spolkovym a narodnim pracovni-
KEN, zemrevSim V lednu r. 1913.
kdezto druhy 4 dvojGat v6noyal
Sc obchodu po otci, tahla Jana tou-
ha k Studiim l6karskym. Otec mi
lerad vyhov6l prani hochovu a dial
iej ua studio. Roku 1910 vystu-
doval Jan a graduoval Z lllinoiske
university, Ilned ma to nastoupil
praktickou praei jake intern v
chlcalskt okresni nemoenici, kde
mel ovScm velkou pfilezitoSt Svoie
analostl a y6domosti obohae0vati.
To dyoulet6m lntelnenstyi Y O.
kresni uemoeniel IA nekolika me
sitnim p0soheni Preshyterianskr
nemocnlot v nemoenlol pro mr-
laeene ditky, v6noval Sc svoii pri
vatm praxi, kdyz tu vypukla val
la a la nedlouho byla seslayoyd-
ma vypraya l6kafn osetroyalelu,
kteri ma naklad sleehetntho niece
naSv =, trothlnghama \ New Yur-
Su NELL se yydati pomahatl rane
nNm nemoenfm srhum.
hr Kara, @ ntm1 ieho sesua VI.
Eva klroya stltlila. d. uelil pro
lic imtho MA svet5 nezh pro syo-
i yedu a satim 90 ltni mladh lido
Ieho ytku Nj po sybeh sahayaeh,
ravtl op vetery pehriAen jsa v
,nlhy hyl lbued haulat aalesti
.ueastultl 81 vtpraky N,d5l y
em prtlrAitest Ia splpepi dyei,
10 dohFa. Prospect nestaamsm
Talglm SloNauuu, ktefi mai po
a0rt co nplylev aapaltehi oei
uauti ~ tam, k,it - hlldr MaAl
eau a pfvdhaAt,nt ,edamoasun
leAunalp yyAhfulvutma lekan
kNlat, pglme hals1uA pFtleAl.est
ees1llli sNely tkussnosli. ahoha
tli ~ dalai ueuuA t.aAnatkx "A
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-03-10
Nemecka odpoved.

'Neihcchd Nldud poeldld uo
Washingtonu odpovGd, Y niz ddva
ma jevo smirIivost vuli, vypIni-
ii americkG pozadavky pod jistJ
mi podminkami, IIlavni podmin-
ka je ia, ktcrou jW drive N6mci
navrhovali, ably Sc totiA americkA
vlada postarala o .iistt ustupky Sc
strany Anglicanu TAX ably Sc upl-
ne uZaVrcni nGmcckych plistavu
mnirnilo. Ma jedno ien necht6ji
N6mci pristoupitl, totiz ma poza-
davek, ably Sc zakotvenych min IL
ziVaIo jeu k itel0m defensivnim,
N6mci Slibuji, ac Y kazd6m padu,
kdyby ponorny clm po provede-
mem yySctrovani shleduI potreh-
nym, ably Sc LODI potopila, tom
pfipadu totiz jeuom, kdyby vezla
kontraband, 2e budou iednatl die
mezinarodnieh zakon0, totiz zapla-
ii maiitelum ndhradu, Svoluji k
tomu, ably Sc lodi pred potopenim
navstivily II prohli1ely, ale ien
pod iednou podmmkou, totiz ten
krate, kdya Spoj, Staty promluvi
Anglii, ahy ma syych lodieh neu
tramieh praporo neulivala, Nau-
huji, ably Spoi. Stdty zridiy y
N6mecku komisi, kterd lay ptiii-
mala zaSilaut potraynp a starala
St Il to, ahy ie doStalo ien ohyva
telstvn ciyini uikoh eolsko,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-03-10
Nemecka pracharna zniGena.

Podr0bnosti 0 zniGeni nGmeckG
toyarny ma prach v RottweiIu, We
Virtembersku, senikem Happen
cd francouzskGho leteckGh0 sboru,
byIy vydany patek odpoIedne
ministerstvem valky. Iprava mi ;
."Pracharna V Rottweilu jest jed
nou nejduIezit6jSich V N6mccku.
20 letu 4 BeIfortu V prime linii,
setnik llappc snesl Sc do yySky
! 800 metru mad pracharnou, ably
mohI yrhati projektiIy y6tsi
presnosti. Vrhl 6tyfi 0O-mlImetro-
We mellnltovG pumy, pryni ma ma
drze kyseliny u ostatni tfi na to
varnu samotnou. ProjektiI, vrze-
ny ma reservoir, zpusobil hustJ
dSm, jejz aviatik povaaoval 4 po-
Gdtku IA palbu 4 del. Ia okamzik
pozd6ji pIamen vySIehl t6hoz mi
sta, Sc sloupy dymu, kterG vystou-
PLY M k jeho lGtadlu. Pilot III
staI mad pracharnou deset minut,
ably mohl po2orovati 1Ginky svG-
ho bombardovdni. ByI to zjisti-
ii, ze krone tohoto hlavniho ohnG,
pIameny vySlehly take ma jinych
cdstech tovarny, ktert byIy zpGso-
beny explosemi ostatnich bomb. -
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-03-10

amcrickych ltkarn tti jsou mezi
ob6tml epidemic, V NiSi jest pfi-
TONNE 200 pripadn tyfu, tax 10 lt-
Kari doufajL le budou mitl brzy
nemoe pod kontrolou,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1915-03-10
ohsa "a parnlka Ia routalal

iNfnlA "a fuAtalHs nAle3sitgA
ltanpwuaskt spsAeanu,l, aaphsA
tpn hNl peAArvm - Alfeln mafl
hllAp hFehn etrnpsA tph. lak i lasa
hslA palAna leleaFatleka lelsss \
The Denver star., 1915-06-26

church. Of which the noted Dr. Thomas
Armitage was then pastor. playing the
leading part In Its organization. The
membership Mt the time Of its organ
ixation consisted OF twenty-one per
sons who had secured letters from
churches In Virginia for the purpose
Of constituting the Mount Ollvet Rap
tist church. On May 80. 1878, a coun-
cl was called for the double purpose
Of recognizing the church and orsiain-
ing the Rev. d. W. Wisher to the
Christian ministry. He served the
church twenty-one years.
The Rev. Charles T. Walker, who
preached the anniversary sermon, was
the second minister to serve this
church. His ministry covered a period
Of four years. The third minister was
the Rev. Matthew w. Gilbert, who
served for six years. He was succeed
ed by the present minister, the Rev.
William +. Hayes, who took charge on
May 8, 1911. Thus during a period Of
nearly forty years the church has had
four capable ministers. As a preach
er and leader in religious work Dr.
Of the denomination.
The financial and numerical record
Of the church from May, 1911. when
DIR. Hayes began his ministry here, to
May. 1915. is as follows:
Money collected for all purposes dur.
ing the four years ending with May,
1915, amounts to $42.770.50 without
any income or any investment Of any
kind. The church is supported solely
by voluntary contributions from its
members and friends. In May, 1911,
the record showed an enrolment of
oil members. The membership at the
end Of May. 1918. numbers 1900.
During the four years Of DR.. Hayes
ministry at the Mount Olivet church he
has officiated Mt 40 marriages, preach
I'd the funeral sermon over the remains
Of 105 persons. delivered $50 addresses
and personally visited O28 sick persons,
The average attendance upon the serv.
ices Of the church is splendid notwith-
standing the fact that our people are
constantly moving from the downtown
section Of the city to Harlem.
Peace Inns rcigned In Mount Olivet
during the four years Of DR.. Hayes
ministry. Realizing the harmful ef
fects OF fnctionalism. this minister has
at all times counseled unity of thought
and action. and the church has re-
sponded benutifully-not merely he
cause II Is good policy, but also be-
cause It has been found to be In per-
iect accord with the teachings of Scrip
sure. The New ENGLAND Baptist mis-
sionary convention holds its annual
meeting ~ the Mount Olivet church
from Juno IL to II. inclusive.
The Denver star., 1915-06-26
MOUNT oLIvET
BAPTIST CHURCH
Thrifty New York Body Holds
Double Celebration.
Il
fine RECORD OF Or. HAYES.
Rslisievs Cooperation Organized Thir.
ty-ssven Years Ago Continues lts
Coed Work For God and Humanity.
lnersass Noted Along All Lines.
Brilliant Annivsrsary Exsreiees.

Brilliant Annivorsary Exoroiees.
New York.-The recent celebration OF
the thirty seventh anniversary Of the
founding Of the Mount Olvet Baptist
aurch in this city, and the fourth an
niversary of the Rev. William P. Hayes
as It's minister, was an occasion of
much interest. A thrill Of Joy and
good fellowship pervaded the member
ship of all the church organizations. The
literary program and period of spiritual
devotion centered in the church, Sun-
day school and Young Peoples union.
The anniversary sermon Of the
church was preached by the Rev. DR..
Charles T. Walker Of Augusta, Ga,
and the anniversary sermon Of the
minister was delivered by the Rev.
William A. Credit, IL. D.. Of Phila-
delphia. The attendance at each serv-
3ce more than filled the seating capacity
Of the church auditorium. At the Sun
day schools exercises Superintendent
Wesley Norman presided and also read
a brief history Of the school in which
he gave the names Of many OF the
former superintendents. The address
to the school was delivered BY N. B.
Dodson. president Of the New England
Baptist Sunday school convention. The
speakers for the Young Peoples union
were Charles c. Allison. Jr.. and NIL
dred Stephens.
The Mount Olivet Baptist church
was organized In the meeting house at
16S West Twenty-siXth street, March
10, 1878. the Fifth Avenue Baptist
The Denver star., 1915-06-26
WHOLE FAMILY DEPENDENT.

Mr.. r. williams. Hamilton, Ohio,
writes: "Our whole family depend on
Pine Tar Honey" Maybe someone in
your family has severe cold-per-
haps It 10 the baby. The original Dr..
Bells Pine Tar Honey is An ever
ready household remedy-it gives i'm.
mediate relief. Pine Tar Honey pene-
trates the Innings OF the Throat and
Lungs. destroys the Germs. and allows
Nature to act. At your druggist. 2bc.
The Denver star., 1915-06-26

champa Pharmacy-soth -, = C; Ws,,s:;
Atlas Drug Co. ..StVA
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lAWYERA

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Welton st.
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TAILOR.

The Giant Cleaners and Tailors. 2bls
Washington Ave.
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UNDGRTAkgRo.
Douxlas Co.-lSV ArapAhoA
Cammel & Co.. 2807 Welton st.
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WATCH REPAIRING
Wm. voights-611 370 st.
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loANO AND REAe eoVAvG
Colorod Amorican-9l3 510 ee
A, J. Arfstsn-1olS JAft0es .,n
The Patrick-Lee Realty Co., 1''s
Welton street
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aaocERlEs AND MARk9T3
W. g. Wren. 2lth Ave. and Washins'
ton 81
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DENTIST.
DRUG STORES.

Dr. T. E. Mcclain. s1sh Kittredss BID
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HARDWARE.
uA,n sPEclALIoTA.

r,,. Points H. co.-.sls wslsoa
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EVE sPEcIAuSTA.
sv,s.r, Bros.-lsso Cali1oEaiA
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INSURANCE..
Western Life 4 Accident co.-oes .
Electric Bldg.
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PHYSICIANS AND sURoEoNS.
ustisna Ford-233b ArapahoA
y Paul E. Spratlin. NJ. D.-S5 Hooo
Block.
Or. Crump, 1925 21st st.
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HAIR sPEclALisTA
pope-rurnoo-sloo Pine b.. 5t Loais
ums. n. l.. 3ohnson-Ssl shavne'
Ave-. Boston.
Mrs. L. Hill.
2s5s fremont Pl. @.
Madam DeNeal. 1919 East fine d.
Wolf Bros. 1914 n. senate Ave.
.dianapolis, Ind.
INSURANCE..
v.ster, Life L Accident co.-oes .
Electric Bldg.
LOANS AND REAs eeVATL
Colorod Amorican-9l3 51st SI
A. J. Arfstsn-1o4S JAftmes.
The Pafrick-Lee Realty Co.. 174s
Welton street
LAwYERa.
" p. Townsend and T. o. Mason. 1850
c.orrs q. Ross-2os Kttredes B'As-
L,ohT AND FixTURE&
necker 4 Co.-lI32 Curtis St
leShCI -
ORCHESTRA.
Gee. Morrison Phone Hickory lA1s
oarhopep,o APPLiANcGo.
VIM. Joooo-e09 1lth st.
MUSIC INSTRUCTION.
ceorss Morrison. violin-l141 Tssoe
81
ehys,cIANs AND sURoEoNs.
ustisna Ford-2336 ArapahoA
y Paul E. Spra.lin. NJ. D.-S1 0ooo
Block.
Or. crump. 1925 21st st.
SHOE REPAIRING
>ew way-1sS7 ChAnpa-
ThEATERs
Grand ........... .1017 Larimer 81
Crescent ............2716 Welton st
TAILOR
southern .2144 Stout 81
The Giant Cleaners and Tailors. 2btS
Washington Ave.
= uNogRTAkGRs.
Douxlas Co.-1SH ArapahoA
Cammel & Co., 2807 Welton st.
WATCH REPAIRING
Wm. voights-611 97tA SG
WET WASH.
eanitary-3sSs WashinSeoA.
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CONFECTIONERY.
R,c. L Rice-.sss wsltoa.
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hEATER Re-

Grand .1O17 LArimer St
Crescent .27lo Wei9on os
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SHOE REPAIRING
>ew way-1SS7 ChAMpA
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WET Wash.
eanitary-3s3s WashinSeoA.
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CARPENTER
Earnest Howard. 1921 21st b.
CLUBS.

cLU09.
Keystone Social Club. 22l7 'Cnampe'
REQ Club. 2710 Welton.
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DuSlIlGSS
Directory
AUTO sERvlcE.
Oliver Hardwick, 2701 Welton St
BARBER SHOPS.
The Jewell-1o13 18th 81
Eufe-1333 18th 81
\ he star-33s3 LArimsf.
G. G. Craig, 1859 Washington Ave.
cAFEs.
Keystone-ls57 Champa st.
Keystone, 2217 Champa st.
CARPENTER
Earnest Howard. 1921 21st st.
CLUBS.
keystone Social Club. 2217 champa-
REQ Club. 2710 Welton.
COAL FEED AND ExPREss.
Ham Brown-1314 21st St
c. w. Bridges-s19 9Th 81
Ander,on-123s WashingtoA
Carter-3A16 Washington-
CONFECTIONERY.
e,c. L R,ce-.sss ws1so..
DENTIST.
DrrE. McClain. s1sh Kittredss Bio
DRUG STORES.
Chsmpa Pharmacy-eoth C91:
Ati,. DruE Co. .z7o1 Wettos
EYE sPEciAuSTe.
sv1s,r. Bros.-lsso caliroraia
. oRocERIEs AND MARkGT@
". g. wren, 14th Ave. and Washins
ton 6t
HARDWARE.
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oRrhoPEoio APPLiANcGs.
VIM. Jooso-S0S l<tA st.
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Music INSTRUCTION.
Gso,rs Morrison, Vlolin-l1%3 Te3oo
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L,ohT AND FixTuRt&
Decker 4 Co.-1%32 Curtis 81
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COAL, FEED AND exPHASs.
Ham Brown-1314 21st st.
G. W. Bridges-619 eth b.
Anderson-2239 WashingtoA.
Carter-a<16 WashinSton-
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OES1E8TRA.
"a. Morrison Phone Hickory ll1s
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Business
Directory
AUTO SERVICE.
Oliver Hardwick, 3701 Welton st.
cAFEs.

Keystone-ls57 Champa st.
. Keystone, 2217 Champa St
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-12-29
) MANNiNGToN' cLeRi,IK.;'sILL

8. MANNINGION CLERK III.
en-: Mockle:, the. city clerk Of Man.
:ningtonftis confined. to his bed .wl.h:a
severe attacks OF 4 grip Mr. Mock.
Ter. was taken, sick Monday: and has
mot been. able to leave his. residence
since. I, /. !, 81
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WIDELY Separated
RUSSIANS \ ACTIVE
Attack Austrians in Bessar-
aka and Push South
z Through Persia.
(By Associated. Press

LONDON; Dec. 2s.-The Russian OF.
fensiye on the Bessarablan front ap.
.parently ST assuming formidable pro.
portions. Unofficial reports from
Berlin say the Austrian lines have
held so far, although the Russians
have attacked eight times since
Christmas night with lavish expcdi.
ture OF ammunition and men,
They have occupied Kashan, city
in Persia is exported from Teheran.
Further progress by Russian troops
of about 10000 population, 100 miles
south Of Teheran and are advancing
on lspahan, 100 miles further. south,
the adyices state. n ;2 b
The Turks reported continued sue.
cess for their artillerymen in interior.
-ing with allied operations in the
Dardanelles. A battleship OF the
Agamemon class and cruiser wore
hit by Turkish shells and the land.
ing places of the allies were repeat,
eddy bombarded, disturbing transport
work, It is declared.
Grenade fighting in the Chaulnes
section and bombardment Of the Ge..
man positions west OF the NaverIn
farm In the Champagne are the only
activities reported by the Paris OF.
fee. n.
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.B|GSEARCHIDGRTS
F0RIP0N||'D.E:R:IPLANT.
They Will Help Watchmen
Keep All Conspirators
Away II ss5 e,
!. 80 e. y. Il. 4
.lBy Assoclated Pressl

KANE, Pa. Dec. 29.-To prevent
possible interference with operations
at powder mills III Emporium, the
Aetna explosive company is install.
'ingsa high power search light on the
top Sof its, water tower It will be
possible when the flight. Is completed
to direct a powerful ray into any part
offthe plant and It will materially as.
'sist the heavy, guards on duty every
might. -. 80. : !. :. > J. T.. I :,
About $4,000 pounds Of smokeless
ipowder}and 100000 pounds 'of gun COZ
ton are being turned out at thefplant
every day. a +
The {employes received a. so per
cent. bonus this month and 1t is stat.
ed they will get, 60 per cent next
month. .'is H'f ~ z T .-.9s-;
Z So fast has the popularity grown
that many workmen have difficulties
IN finding accommodations Last
night 12 men were given accommoda.
tion in the village lookup, having been
unable to secure beds in any other
place. .t