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Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-21
NOW
INDANCER
Russians Again Talk Of
Evacuating the Inn
portant City.
SITUATION SERIOUS

Austro-Germans in Serbia Apparently
Have Spread Their Armies Over a
Wider Front and Report Progress
Toward the Grain Fields of Serbia.
euIgarians Making Straight Across
Country for Macedonia-AlIiesH Have
Been in Action Near Graeco-Buloar.
ian Frontier-ZeppeIins Shell Rus
sian Submarines in the Baltic.
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-21
ALIAS SU M MONS.

In the District Court of the Tenth
Judicial District of the State of
Montana, in and for the County of
Fergus.
Patrick Nihill, Plaintiff,
James W. Shorey and Nellie L..
Shorey. his wife, and all other per-
sons unknown claiming, or who
might claim any right, title, estate
or interest in or lien or encum-
Fergus County Democrat., 1915-10-21
ITALY MAY HELP IN BALKANS.

UDINE, italy, OCt. 2U.-IVId FdTIs,
11:35 p. mixing Victor Emmanuel
today held a council with Lieut.. Gen.
Count Cadorna, chief of the general
staff, and General Porro, under chief
of the general staff, and Admiral the
Duke OF Abruzzi. Nothing has be-
come known as to the subjects dis
cussed or the decisions arrived at, but
it is inferred from the presence at
the council of the Duke of AbruzZ.,
WHO is commander in-chief of the ltal-
ian fleet, that Italy's particii alton in
the Balkan campaign was the subject
of the deliberations.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-31
Table Dan1ask

59-nch Cotton Table Damask, now per yard----21c
72-nch Mercerized Damask per yard-----43c
72-inch all Linen Damask now per yard-------67c
72-inch all Linen Damask, per yard------88c
72-inch all Linen Damask, now per yard-----S1 09
72-inch all Linen Damask, per yard-----$1 81
72-inch all Linen Damask, per yard-----S1 "a
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-31
Bed Spreads

At the August Revision Prices are very attract
i've. Now SOC. $1.O8, $1.32, $1.79. $2.2a
$2.67, $3.O8, 1884, $3.50, 1854. So 8
80 or 4
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-07-31

napkins
Cotton Napkins, per dozen now --------------43c
Mercerized Napkins, per dozen now-----------87c
All Linen Napkins, per dozen now-----------S1.3 81
All Linen Napkins, per dozen now ----------$1.7 "a
All Linen Napkins, per dozen now----------$2.23
All Linen Napkins, per dozen now--------- $2.67
All Linen Napkins, per dozen now-----------$ .08
All Linen Napkins, per dozen "a
All Linen Napkins, per dozen now----------$4.39
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16

from $4,000 to $1,000. and sometimes
even more.
Only the secretary's ability. his
personal qualifications or limita.
tons. determine the height or ex-
tent of his climbing In Y. n. C. A.
work. The association has grown
during the past quarter Of a cen.
fury 20 more than 700 buildings.
costing over s7e.o00.oO0 with more
than 1000 employed officers and
secrelaries--and still there are
more worldx 10 conquer
When one stops to realize that the
Y. NJ. c. A. has invaded over TOO
cities Of the United States OF 10000
population or more and establish
ed organizations or buildings in
them. and also that there are 500
other cities yet to be captured" IL
n not difficult to get q fairly true
vision OF the future OF such a work
as this. And this 70 exclusive too.
OF the still greater field In the orr
ent. South America and other parts
OF the world which are just now be-
ginning to awaken to the Christian
religion AZ offered them by the Y.
N. {. 4. and its secretaries.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16

The Rsv. oezayt L Ro1sssi. AZ
Psria whe came - Apsrtca - the
delegate Of the Preach Hueeaoes. 10
appeal for assistance 81 biz broth
rem and their families. Who are SUIT
fsring greatly from the war which
has torn their country. WI b the
speaker At the evening services In
Central Presbyterian. The Rev. Mr..
Roussel is accompanied on HE tour
by his daughter. Blanche.
According TO those who have heard
him. he presents . stirring picture
OF the present condition 81 the Evan
geiical Reformed churches In
Yrsnce. Several OF the most distin-
guished men Of the nation have en-
dorsed his mission. among them be-
ing Colonel Roosevelt and President
Eliot. of Harvard.
The French pastor was IL Rheims
during the time Of the bombardment.
and took several pictures while bull
lets were flying about him. rhese
views viii illustrate his lecture.
In the morning. the Rev. Hugh
Jack, pastor of the Central Presby-
terrain. viii speak on The Mission
airy Message"
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16
LUMBER JACK
EVANGELIST" is
WELL RECEIVED

The evangelistic campaign con-
Quoted by Dave Hin. the Lumber
Jack Evangelist" and Walter Bal.
lenger. soloist, Is in full swing In
the Hamilton blvd. church of the
Evangelical association. az Colling-
vood-ave.
The height Of the enthusiasm was
reaehed when Hill spoke on "Popu-
Iar amvsements with the lid or"
An alI-day meeting was held Fri-
day. the css Of the previous week
havinG bsen such = success that II
wss deetdsd to reDsat n
EvAngeIlet Hill announces . meet
ING for men. TO be held Sunday AFT
ernoou NJ $50 o'clock. The sub
ject for this meeting VIII b The
other side 1t life" In this talk. Nr.
Hill win tell the rsmarkable story
Of HE. HE ~ . iumbsrjack, and how
he dstesmin>A 10 dsvots his HE
to die saving o. souls. Last Tues
day svsnsse. 80 psnitsuts answered
The evangeliSt.s Arst csll.
The chief sin Of the age" said
Evsngoiist Hin. els prosumptious
sin-compromising with evil. doing
wrong. little or big. In the hope Of
finding forgiveness. Many are say
ing. oh, ! know this IL wrong, bat
God 10 mercifui and He win forgive
me-"
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16
Church Notes

w. A. Lumley will have charge OF
morning and evening services In
Grand kiver-ave- Christian.
The Rev. Lloyd Morris. Of Ypsi-
ianti, will deliver Welsh sermon
at o'clock in the afternoon. In First
Congregational
The Rev James n. jeffrey. pastor
OF scovei Memorial Presbyterian. viii
speak In the evening on The four
faces--face OF a man"
The Rev. William Beal Giants viii
conduct services in Westminstef
Presbyterian He came to Detroit
recently from Los Angeles.
Prof. W. Il Henderson, OF Ann Ar
Dor, will address the Federated class
OF First Congregational. at noon, on
Human nature and the Bible.
The Rev Wesley 4. HemphiIl. who
has been engaged In missionary work
at Fatehgarh. india. VIII preach NJ
beth services In Jefrerson-ave. Pres
bytertan-
The Chiidren's story Hour meets
every sunday afternoon. from To
church house. Miss Ethel Hart will
speak tomorrow.
Members Of the official board OF
Fourteenth-ave Methodist will give
an Informal reception In honor OF the
new pastor, the Rev. c. Steadman
Tuesday evening.
The Rev. Joseph A. Vance will
speak In First Presbyterian i'm the
tCesttnveS NJ PAGE Threeo
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16
DEDICATE
NEWCHURCH
Services To Be Held in
East Grand-blvd.
Edifce

Dedication services viii b held
Sunday. Oct. IL. In the nev East
0sand-bivd Christian church, at the
corner az Ffontenacst The Rev,
c. J. Tannar. pastor Of Central
Christian church. win b the spsak'
o. Of the day. Morning. afternoon
and evening services will BE- held.
The Rev. ,. p. Arthur. pastor Of the
new church. viii deliver the ad,
dress during the morning exercises.
TIE dedication sermon viii be- de-
nvered by the Rev. Mr.. TAnnar at
$50 O'Clock In the afternoon.
George 8 Hammond. wellington
NJ. Logan. and +. p. Arthur. to
whom, In q great measure. the sue,
cess Of the new church 10 due, will
deliver fveminute speeches in the
evening.
The East Grand-blvd. church was
Organised May Is. 1912. II started
with Is members. II now has 81
names on the roll. The pastor and
COMPENSATION VI thc oooS VI ~
troit's Christian churches have ex-
pressed their thanks, In the dedica
tion invitations. to the committee
from the Central Christian church
which helped them organize. and TO
Phillip H. Gray, who donated the
lot on which the new edihce has
been built.
Following are the officers NJ the
church: Deacons. J. A. RAIDER.
Alexander Groves, and William
Dietxei; C. Clark, Bible school SUI
perintendent; George Carlisle. hnan-
cial secretary: William D.etzel,
treasurer. Alexander Groves, clerk.
and Mrs. Alex Groves. president. La
dies guild.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16
NEWS OF THE CHURCHES

THE REV. STUART l. Russell
i and his daughter. Blanche. OF
Paris. The Rev. Mr.. Russell speaks
In Central Presbytsrtaa Sunday
evening.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16

sDUTHvEN DOW. lawyer-evan-
N gelist. who 10 conducting
meetings In 81. Andrews auditor
um, under auspices OF Protestant
Missionary Alliance.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16

Ruthven Dow, OF Chicago, Z
unique figure In eysngelistic work
u conducting meetings In St. An
drew's auditorium, No. Ill Congress
st. east. Mr.. Dow 10 q lawyer ~
well ~ evangelist. He has been 1t
tracing large audiences.
The meetings are being held un
der auspices Of the Protestant Mis-
sionary Alliance OF North America.
Il " an Incorporated association.
non-sectarian and evangelistic IN
character. and 10 seeking to reach
mchurched Detroiters- Its omces
in Detroit are ut No. loS Equity.
building.
Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock, Mr..
Dow will preach on Heroes and
covards.- His topic for the evening
wfil be The greatest discovery
of the age"
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16
Wants to Train Them
For Service in
Its Work
SECRETARIES ARE
IN GREAT DEMAND
Pay and Chance For
Advancement Are

The Young Mems Christian A.
socistion Is hooking TOR 5.o0c more
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16
MEMBERSHIP
DAY AT Y. w. c. A

The Rev. Ames haywood, d. D.,
pastor Of Cas&ave. Methodist. win
De the speaker. Sunday. st the mem.
bsrship day services. He will de-
liver An address on "a woman's
Heritage" In the afternoon q Z
O'Clock George Turner. Of the
Grand Riversvs. Baptist. viii be
the soloist for the service. and Mrs.
". c. st. Clare will furnish the
music for the social hour. A cssna-
tion viii be presented 20 each mem
Der ~ho attends.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16

The James Jog. club of the rort-ss.
Presbytsrian VIII hold its nrst ban
qust Of the sesson Ia the church
house. Monday evening, Oct. n. At
100 o'clock. bsnator janice a. Mur-
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16

n. Jameson: 81. Andrews, 8. Dwight
Waterbury; Highland Park. d. L
Sutherland: Cavalry, J. D. Mac
Donald; Emmanuel. J. r. Black;
Bethany. A. H. Cameron; Central.
]. d jeffrey: Scovet, Hugh Jzck:
Jefferson. w. B. Can't: westmin-
ster, J. r. F1tschen. IT.. Trumbull
ave-, e. H. Pence: Fort-st. f. ~.
Huston: Cadillac. Alex Danskin:
Knox. L. H. Bisseli; Memorial. Arle
Muyskens: Gratiot. J. A. Johnsfons;
Covenant J. n. Bsrkiey;; Forest
ava. r J. Young: Grand Riyer-avs-,
Osrrit Huyser; Marston. l. Z
Bradfeld; Woodward-aye, J. A
yaAes; First, W. H. wray Boyle.
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16
~ HELPS
FOREIGNERS
Ford GoIlmends Work
In Teaching Of
English

Promoting efficiency among for
eign workmen" Is tae title Of q book
let JUST issued ny the Industrial d.
partment OF the Y. N. c. A., telling
Ct its work In installing Enslish
classes al the Ford Motor Car com
pany plant. its naturalization classes
and the depot work for immigrants
arriving in Detroit
In . letter TO the association
Henry Ford commends the work of
The y. NJ. G. A. IL. his plant and
adds:
THE method of Dr. Peter Roberts
Of the Y. N. G. A. (now being used
/ IN the public schoolsl has been OF
Tremendous benent TO US. II enables
~ In simple fashion and with expe-
dltfOu % give our men a basic knoxl.
edge Of the English language. We
md that after about FIVE or 81,
month"; Instruction. the average for
eignsr can read and write English
and make himself Understood any
where throughout the land. We arr
deeply grateful for the assistance
that has been given US. and Il n {
pleasure to send you our sincere ent
hearty endorsement OF this great
work wherein you have shown ID
snch splendid results"
Large numbers of the foreign men
who have applied fof naturalization
| peppers ia the county and federal
courts are nov enrolled In the Y. NJ
G. A. naturalization class taught by
y. n. Dsgue. Industrial secretary
In September, lao OF the 1877 appli
oAnts for naturalization In Detroit
weee prepared for their examination
n ;tno association. During the
01 sven nights were devoted
- ihGls Instruction In matters per
ontnfnG - federal. state and munfci
~ oovosnmsnt. American history
NJ ne q TIE ballot. and other In
b1pna&>oa The attendance each
uAgot pongs1 from ~ to 80 men OF
~ po11oaa11tl<a
11loo Cloiss =. easdsrs and mem
hoep CO the Associated Charities
80 Aest Monday svsa1ag viii pre-
eaal NJ eeceod ~ . series of -
instsess g social sssvics ih y. n.
q, ~ hall. The sutject fOS tho
tvsaibs wjll - *Ths need. economy
~ salue - social investigatioa.~
The Detroit times., 1915-10-16

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Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1915-08-04

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-13
tBY ASSOCIATED PRESS

LONDON, March 2.Jusl the French attacked the Ger
in the Western campaign when Field Marshal Won linden
burg made rush from Essi Prussia month the British
Flanders has undertaken the task Of relieving the pressure
the Russian ay who being attacked in North Poland This
is part Ct the plan Of the allied generals.
AT present the Germans occupied in attempting crush
marching Przssnys1. To prevent h army from being further
strengthened the British attacking the German line north OF
LObscc and have captured Chapc and advanced be-
yond
The battle the the experts say, the biggest pitched
conflict C the ard million engaged The Germans
claim advances AZ Petograd expected that the Russians will
fall back beyond PraSny they did last month before making
stand will probably be days before the result definitely
known With frozen roads, the Russians able push forward
their reinforcemcnls and choose the battle-ground.
Meanwhile another German army hos appeared the Pics
River south OF the Viua with the view, thought Of inducing
the Russians withdraw from The north where the real blow
being struck
Fghtre continues in tho Carpslhisns Each side CLAIMS the
other is attacking but it believed that Tie Auans still the
asgreors There oi other bscelds the Dardan-
clcs.
Interesting developments promised politically Prince
Bucow, the German ambassador Italy, according Rome and
Berlin dispatches has officially raised the question Of territorial
concessions Italy The price OF tays friendship Germany
said also negotiating behalf Of Austria territory
volvcd II said Germany irving induce ccde Trent
Trieste The foreign minister not objected to ecd.
ing Trent, but protests the loss Of Trieste The Austrian
emperor refuses TO part with either.
German emissares also reported active Runania and
Bulgaria cndesvoring to induce them remain neutral