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THE CQ'OS BAYfTIMES, MARSHFIELD, OREGON, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 4, 19 15 -EVENING EDITION. THREE ;SIONAL DIRECTORY lard McClure 1TTORNEY AT LAW practices In nil courts. 1, Flanagan S Bennett unnb I Harper leral Repairing nnd Cabinet ,;, MQKing. S49-J. YTinna 1HR.TI ILDING CONTRACTOR jUes furnished on request ?M. Shaw , Ear, Nose nnd xnroM. GLASSES FITTED IE H. SHAW of Women nml Children ono 3110-J. Rooms 200, 201,! 202, Irving Dlock. ' lin Ostlind ITINO ENGINEER AND 1HCH1TECT eea. 200 Irving Dlock 03-It or 267-J. Mnrahflold, Orogoi tSchandler AltCHITEOT 101 and 302, Coke Dulldlna LMarshflold, Orogon, k Turoen JiV- ARCHITECT ., Marshflold, Orogon. ""l ? Mind PUNKR ANI) REPAIRER lors at W. R. Haines' Mut iny. Ixth Stroot. Phono 103-L ty Baiimger , (1ST AND TEACHER Studio, 217 No. Third Bt Phono 308-u. f.T iT xiIH TRUTH. irer blnmo tho tnllor when fpants wo liavo to pin, rer blnmo tho shoo man our boIgs grow old and rer blnmo tho butter ?our lids wo novo to i alwoyn ,5mo tho Inun- sn Qui onlrta wear out. WAY STEAM LAUNDRY Mioiio 07-J. MAN GLEANING ANI) EDYEING WORKS st Mnrkot Avo., corner Socond Stroot. tew mnnagomonL Prices all work satisfactory. ' tvnrlr n imrlnllv. 170-J. if a. nii'iutioi a cnpi.Mri.''Va rrop. .CHANT'S CAFE jpular place for k;uuuu mumo. ices Reasonable. commercial & B'dw'y l i JH fl '81 'S VARIETY STORE, North Bend. ffcr'lmcy and Domestio CHINA ro CALL FOR FOOTE'S AUTOS Phono ."i-J Wight and Day. to Elephant Grill Careful Driven ID. L. FOOTE. IAVE MONEY rdoring tho famous RYVILLE COAL wr ton 91.00 , por ton ., Cd.oo m or both $5.00 ! D. MUSSON, Prop. 8-J or leave orders at rcr's Cigar Storo. IWRENCE HOTEL S j Heart of Marshflold Outside Rooms. jStP-ii Heat . . nni. cnid water. IATKS, 7.1c ami l'l V hatkn, s;i..m ir w J immutation :kets $2.00 forth Rend Aato Uot uilnutes from 8 . m to South Slough ouco a nt 11 a. in.: to Empire day. it KING. Props. JTO & TAXI CO. ID NIGHT SERVICE phono 20, Chandler Hotel. log cars, phone 20 unndler Hotel jJLASIBETn, Prop. : : New Oars IRSON CORSETS" Inclpal distributors or.fl "PAnCT" HOSE (MINGS, No. Bend 20 ' The New February VICTOR RECORDS Have Arrived f ' ASK FOR CATALOG &ffififarf3&0b& m L. L. THOMAS, Mgr. Central Avenue Marshficld ' - .'I This Powerful Lamp Requires .no Repairs or Upkeep The Double Efficiency Mazda Lamp Is a '. giant illuminant requiring but one-half tho j current per candle power consumed by tho ordinary efficient Mazda. It has already gone into use by the thou sands in front of and insido business cstab . lishments throughout the United Slates, i Light given is brilliant and white. It com i pels attontion shows colors correctly means a flood of clear, beautiful illumination' at romarkably low cost. Inexpensive to install ask us about them. Oregon Power Co. Second and Central Phone 178 I ' "" - - High Quality Our own prompt and particular delivory service- Effi cient clerks being out of tho htejh rent district and kooping our prices as low as consistent with good busi ness makes Gonner & Hoagland The Leading Grocers Dealers in Good Groceries 797 South Broadway. Phones 348-J and 326 CALIFORNIA i CHIMNEYS FIRE PLACES J. N. BAYLISS Any Kind of Brick Work at Prices That Are Right And nil Work Guaranteed "Call at "Tho Fireside," Johnson Bldg., 137 Second St. Phone 434-J. French Rangos. Bollor Work 1 , AT CAMPBELL'S WOODYARD North Front Street, Pl.onp J570 HAVE THAT ROOF FIXED NOW See CORTHELL Phone 3171. 1DD l! Groceries ROOFING REPAIRING, CONTRACTING, ROOFING MATERIALS, FELTS AND CEMENT ' J. L. BRICE B. 118. P. 89. Low Rates for Handling Trunks Wo haul trunks botween any polnti in Marshflold and do general hauling. tor reasonable rates. STAR TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. Lovl Helsner, Proprietor Phones; 120-1. 40-L. 08-R .Times' Want Ads Bring Results HARD BATTLE III Three German Soldiers StiiTouuded by Tuicos Saved hy Shiapuct Shell Ilr AmoiIMpJ I'm. ti- Cwjs nay Tlmc, ANTWERP, Fob. 3 A story told by a Berlin school tenchor con firms what many havo Bald about tho bloodiness of tho fighting which took plnco In tho streets of Dlxmude. Tho teacher, nnd two other Innd wohr men,- a luwyor nivl u luihllsiif woro entering that llttlo town In Flnndors with other Gorman soldiers by sumo of tho main streets, wlioii they beenmo tho prey of TurcoB In hiding. Thoy darted from narrow side streets and houses, and as eyo witnesses rolale, sprang upon tho heavier Gormnus lllto so many tigers. Tho three Berlin hmdwher men had Just rounded ono of tho corners of tho city hall, when they woro separated from their comrades by in rtisii or Ttircos from tno riro sta tion. There wiib nothing thoy could do but bnck Into n door opening, and hero they tried ot keep a large crowd of yelling Turcos nt bay. What happened next Is best told by tho lonelier, who now litis tho less excit ing Job of doing sentry duty on one i of tho local wharves, for which do- tall a rather largo wound In tho i thigh Is responsible, j "Tho Turcos wont nt us with , might nnd main" ho said. "I can ' still see their rolling oyca and white I teeth. They scorned to literally I thirst for our blood. Rut their i yelling nnd shouting was worse, per haps, than their efforts to finish ' tho throo of us. Every tlmo wo put a ballot Into ono of thorn, or Jnbbod the bnyonet homo, tho awful rnckot tho follows inndu with their leuthor- I lined throats increased. "Rut wo kopt on shooting Into tho crowd, delaying tho cud which seemed nil too cloao. "Finally ono ot us thrco, tho pnb- , llshor, wont down with n shot in tho head skull fractured. Tho Turcos thought that now thoy would put nu end to tho business. So nlso i thought n Fronch offlcor, who wont down a second later with tho bayonet ' ot tho lnwyot sticking In his cheat. Thon tho Inwyor wont down. I wna 'ulono thon, nnd thought It was all ' over. "Just thon n lnrgo flask roso from ' tho ground boforo mo. Tho oxplos Inn which followed drowned tho vnlcos of tho yelling Turcos. Thon I I wont down with my thigh Bpllt ojieu by ono of tho spllntors of tho I ulioll. "Tho spot was a Bight, whon I re gained my eonsos. Dead nnd inu ,tllatod Turcos every where. Wo woro ' found about eight o'clock that night, and nono too soon. My comrades jnro still In tho hospital. Thoy nro ! men over forty nnd not iiillo so likely to rocupornto rapidly.", All throo havo been given tho Iron cross socnud class. HYMN FOR BIRDMEN .Supplication for tho Aviators in Time of War. lly AhmkUIoI rrrot lu Cm ly TIm. LONDON, Feb. I. A hymn for iilrmou hns appeared In tho l.ruidou pnrns, which Sir Hubert Parry has !set to musle. Tho varans, slgnod by tho Initials M. C. D. II., nro as follows: Lord, guard nnd guldo tho men who i "y 'Through tlip great spaces of tho sky, I Ho with thoni traversing tho air I In darkening storm or sunshine fair. , Thou who didst keep with tender i might Tho balanced birds in nil tholr flight, Thou of tho tomporod winds bo near, That, ' having Thco, thoy know, no fear. i Control their minds, with Instinct fit, t What tlmo, adventuring, thoy quit Tho firm security of land; Grant steadfast eyo and skillful hand. I Aloft in solitudes of spaco Uphold thoni with thy saving grnco. O God, protect tho men who fly I Through tho ways beneath tho sky. A PERSONAL STATEMENT, There nro so-colied "honey and tar" preparations that cost tho dealer half as much but sell at the sanio price as the original and gen uine Foley's .Honey and Tar Com pound. Wo nover offor theso Imi tations and substitutes. Wo know you will buy Foley's whenever you need a cough sjrup If you onco use lt. Peoplo como long distances for tho true Foloy's ovor thirty years the leading remedy for coughs, colds, croup, whooping cough, bron chial and lngrippo coughs. Owl Proscription J'hannnry. Frank I). Cohan. Central aenuo. Phono li. 1 WORLD'S GREATEST HOW WAR NAMES ARE PRONOUNCED Equivalents nml Xcar-EqulvnlentN Given as Aid to Thoso Interest ed, Absolute Correctness llelng IniHsHlhlo to Reproduce In Eng gllsh in All Instances. (From N. Y. Times.) THERE Is n lnudnblo desire on the part of tho Amcrlcnn public to pronouueo correctly tho for eign names that are dally appearing In tho dispatches from tho scat of war. Both tho French nnd Gormnns linvo a scientific method by which foreign names nro adopted to their respective languages In spelling nnd pronunciation. Wo hnvo nono. Nei ther havo tho English, who usually proceed along tho lines of least re sistance nnd spoil nnd pronouco as fnncy moves, Ignoring anything which savors of nuthorlty as, for example, tho perversion of tho bcnutlful word "Llvomo" to tho uncouth "Loghorn." In both French and Gorman, proper nouns often defy tho rules of pronunciation, but lu tho enso of Russian, Polish, Servian, 'Montenegrin nnd Hungarlnu names tho difficul ties nro almost Insurmountable. Tho principal renson Is that theso. words como to us lu Roman characters through English, French or Gcrmnn sources. For cxnmplo tho Slavonic v mny bo either v or ft In English, w In French, and either nu or w In Gorman, whllo as a mutter of fact tho Slavonic v Is pronounced nbout ns it is in America, ns arc tho other Slavonic consonants, tho vowels be ing pronounced exnetly as they aro in Italian. But thcro nro 3G loiters in tho Slnvonlc nlphnbot Invented by tho Greek monk, Cyril, lu thu ninth century, 10 ot which hnvo no equi valent lu English. In French tho e, o, u and tho nasal sounds ou, un, In, nu nnd on hnvo no English equivalents, and In the enso ot Gcrmnn tho u, o, ch and sch aro entirely missing from our lan guage. Thus It Is perfectly, plnlu that no paradigms of English sounds, no mutter how Ingeniously arranged, could cnnblo one to pronouueo abso lutely correctly all of tho foreign unities which nro appearing In tho wnr dispatches. Tho following scheme, however, It Is bollovcd, will approach tho correct sounds ns nearly as It Is possible to glvo them in the sounds usod in English speech. It should ho remember that French Is nu ontiroly unaccented Inngungo that Is, ovory syllnblo in a word Is pronounced lu tho snmo tono with u rising Inflection, hut nover nn nc coutuntion at the end whllo German follows tho English tendency, and tho Slavonic languagoa nro Btrlklng In tholr vnrloty of iiccont. In tlto fist list tho omphnslH Is Indicated by an ncceut nt tho end of tho stress syllable In tho second list tho nc ceut murk is employed to lndlcnto n quickly dlsnpponrlng sound. As Turkey's eutrnuco Into tho wnr Is lllioly to produce n new batch of words, It tuny be Woll to remember that tho consonants In Turkish nro pronounced, with fow oxcoptlous, nbout us thoy aro in English, nnd tho vowols ns in Italian. Tho tendency to glvo'tho French sound to tho Tur kish J Is lucorroct. It Is always linrd, iih In "lolly" or "Jam. lu Turko Roiiiuanliiii und Turko-Sorvlaii words, however, thoro is n tendency to sortou tho Turkish J. Thu Bul garian, Servian nnd Montenegrin lnnguagos, llko Russian, nro Slnvonlc, tho Itoiiiiinnlnn Is Lntlu and tho Hungarian is Fluno-Ugrlo, with ninny Turkish characteristics. Words from Eastern War Aivii. (Slavonic, Hungarian and Gorman.) Augustotwe Oh-goos-to'-vo. Blatystok Bla-teos'-stock. Bruunsborg Brunz'-boorg. Bueharost or BukhuroM Boo- knr- rost'. Cottlnjo Tact-teen'-yob'. Czech Check. Czonstoohowa Ghonz-tow-ha'-vn. Danslc or Danzig Unnsik. Duruzzo Doo-rahd'-zo or doo- raht'-o. Dnieper 'Neopor. Epirus Eo'-por-rus. Eydtkunon Eyt'-koo-non. Giimblnncn Goom-bln'-non. Herzogovina Hort'-tse-go-vco'. null. Ivangorod Eo-van'-go-rod. Jaroslaw Ya'-ror-lov. Jassy or Yassy Ya'-seo. Javorow Ya-vo'-rov. Jomappes Sho'-mapp. Knlisz -Kar'-lidz. Kiev or Kloff Keov. Konlgsborg K.orn'-oggs-beorg. Kragnyovatz Krali-yow'-vatz. Kustrln Kuos-treon'. Lutzk Loodz Minsk Meenz, Mltrovicza Meet-rro-vlt'-sah. Obryto Pultusk Obroet-pool'-toosk. OstrPrVOs'-trpgz. ' Ostrowa Os-tro"-vah. WAR DAY BY DAY Przemysl P-Jhcm'-lzzle, with tho J pronounced ns In the French word "Jour." Pultusk Pool'-toosk. Proskurov Pros-koo'-rov. Rndzlviloff Rttd-zco-voo'-lov. ltawa-Uusska Itnva-roos'-ka. Scrajcvo Scr-ra'-Jay-vo. Skutarl of Scutari Skoo'-tah-rco. Slorolc Sec-cr'-rock. Sokolka So-kol'-ka. Stettin Stot-tccn'. Suunlkl or Suwalky Soo-val'-kce. Tamow or Tnrnoff Tnrr'-nov. Tarnopol Tarr.-no'-pol. Tomnszoww To'-mn-zov. Urumlah Oo-roo-nieo'-ynr. Uzsock Ud'-sock. Vnljovo or Valyavo Val-yca-vo. Wartho (Polish, Warta) Vor'- tch. Ramose or ZnmoBt Znr'-moBh. Words fi-oiu Western War Alfti. (Frcnoh nnd Flemish.) Nolo Much confusion will bo avoided If It bo remembered Hint "vlllo" docs not conform to tho French rule for tho pronunciation of "ill" followed by n roiiBonnnt. It is always pronounced "vcol" In a short, sharp mnnnorj never "co-yr," as In "flllo" or "famine." Allelic Aye-let. Allly Aye-yce. Alsno Ainu. Alx-ln-Chapcllo (In Gorman, Anch on; lu Dutch, Alkon) Aks-lah-sha-poll. Amiens Ah-mo-nn. Antwerp (In SpnnlRh, Amborcs; liv French, Anversj from "Anan't worp," meaning "nt tho wharf") Aubo Oho. . Avrlcouj't Av-rcc-koor. Bar-lo-DucBar-luh-dihq. BaBlo Bah-zl'. Bastogno Bns-ton'-yah. Ilnupaiimo Bow-powmm. Bcuuvnls Bow-vny. Bolfort Boll-forr. Borry-Au-Bac Dor-rco-o-buhk. Bcsancon Beh-zou-son'. Bothuuo Bnytoou. Blnmont Blnh-mnn', Bols-le-Duc Bwnh-luh-duhq. Bouillon Boo-yon. Boulogne Boo-lon'-ynh. Bou vinos Boo-voonn. Brnbaute-lo-rol - Brnli-bon'-luh-rwnh. BrnlncMi-cointo Brnln-luh-kont. Cambrnl Kon'-brayo. Chalons Slia-lon'. Chambloy Shnnn-blnyo. Charlorol Slmr-luh-rwuh. Charlovlllo Shar-liih-vcel. Ci.nteau Thierry Sha-toh-tco-al'-rco. Chatoaurotix Sha-tow-roo. Chatel Sha-tol'. Chaudfontnlno Showd-fon-tnlno. Coniinercy Koin-iuuhr-sco'. Coinplogno Koin-pco-nyn. Conscnvoyo Knhn-son-vwah, Crecy Kray-sco. Domor Day-maro. Dijon Deo-zhon', not deu-yon. Dlnnnt Dee-nnhii'. Dlxmiido Dee-muhd or illH'iiiuliil. Douiplerro Doiu-poo-alrr. Doual Uoo-ay'. Dylo Dill. ' Ejiurnny Ay-iiayr-naye. Eplnal Ay-iiee-nnl'. Gonnppo Zhoh-uupp, Glronvlllor Zheo-ron'-vewl. Glvet Zhoo-vny'. Grammoiit Gratu-mou'. Gulso Geozo. Haolen Huh-lou. Halunut Ayo-no'. HalAhl. Havro Ahvrr. Huy Wee. La Foro Cliaiuponolse Luh-fali1-shou-poli-iiwahzz. Langres Loyn-gr. Loan Lon Lnsslgny Lah-Boon'-yoo. Lo Catolot Luh-kat-lay', Llogo (lu French, Llogo) Loo-nyo-zh. Lys Llss, not loo. Longwy Lon'-vco. Lou vain Loo-van. Louvolgno Loo-vco-iiyny, Loners Loo-ayr. Moestrlcht Hahs-trkt. Mainz -My-ntz. Mnubougo Mow-buhzh. Meaiix Mow. Mecholin Mosh-lln, lu Flomish, meok-llne. Mouse -Muhz. Mczleres, Mny-zeo-ayr. Mons Mons'. Montmlrall Mon-moo-rayo. .Moullly Moo-yoo. ' Nninur Nnh-muhr, Nancy Nahn'-soo. Noufchateau- Nih-sha-tow or liof-shn-tow. Olso Wahz. Oudeuardo Ohdu-nrd. Ourcq Oork. Ourthc Oortt. Pcronnc Pny-ronn. Petit Croix Puh-tco-krwah.( Petit Morln Puli-tco-mor-rari. Pont-n-Mousson Pom-tn-moo-son. Quntro Bras Katro-brah. Itamllllcs Hnh-mco-yeli. Unon I'Etapc Itah-own-lny-lopp, Hhelms Rnnco or Itanz. Hocrol Ilok-rwnh. Itoyo Rwah. Sedan Soh-don. Senlls Son'-lco or Son'-lccco. Sezanne Sny-zann, Solssons Swn-8on'. Sommo Summ. . St. Bonhommo Snn-bon-oium. St. Die San-doc-ny'. St. Mlhlol San'-mcc-ycl. St. Qucntln Snn'-kon-tnn. Tlilonvlllo Tce-on'-vcol. Tlrloiuont Tecr-loh-inon'. Tongres Tong-r'. Vnlonclonncs Vnl-lon'-Bycnn. Vordun Vnlr-dun'. Versailles Vcr-slgh-oh. Vise Vcc-zay', , VoBgcs Vo-zch1. Woovro Vuhvr'. Ypres Eco-pray' of co-prcs. Yser Eco-sor, Yvolr Eco-tvwah. RIG CANNON IS OM. Geriuan Siege Gun Was Hliown nt Clilcago WorldV Fair. tlljr Auocltlcil 1'rrai to Con liar TlmM.) AMSTEItDAM, Fob. 3 Tho nolioiirfT that tho Krupp 12-centlmoter gun Is a great novelty Is repudiated by Messrs, Krupp lu a statement Issued a fow days ago. It says: "Wo exhibited a 'H! -con tlmo tor gtm nt tho AVorhl'B Fair lu Chicago In 1803. This, however, was a coast defenso gun, nnd was not thnnaport nblu In tho field like our 42-conti-mctor mortar. It was merely this mobility of our lnrgo slego guns which nuthortlcs abroad could not bcllovo in. "In our cntnloguo at tho Chicago World's Fair, wo staled that our 42 ccntlmotor gun wns ono ot tho niOHt powerful of existing wonpons, nnd wns capablo of shooting through tho strongest ship's armor nt any dlstancn likely to como Into question In nn ongngomont. "Our first 42-contlmctcr gun wns built In 1880." HUMAN BODIES. in; AniKhted rrtu to Coo jut Ttrnw.) PETHOGUAD, Fob. 3. Row a Russian roglmont entrenched on tho Itawka repulsed thlrtoon conBccutlvo ntlacks In a single night, is told in recent dlspntches from tho front, "Tho cnomy enmo on In closo col umns, but woro mowed down to a man," snys ono account. "Aftor tho tenth attack had been thus stopped tho bodies woro piled up so high that tho Russian ritlomeu woro Un ablo to Blioot. "Mon woro sont out to heap has tily all the bodies so as to forln em brasures for ninclilno guns, nnd tho noxt thrco attacks woro repulsed from bolilnd tho shelter of tho ene mlns' own bodies. All tho Russian offlcors cxprcssod great admiration for tho courago nnd pertinacity ot tho enemy." MOUTH OltGANS IN ARMV III AiwkIiIivI l'rru ti t'o lUjr Tlmra.) LONDON, Feb. 3. In rosponco to tlto dnmniid for mouth-organs for tho uko of tho Brltlhh soldlors nnd sailors, nao of tho .largest Instru ment firms liora hns ordered 10, 000 from Swltzorlaiid. All of them nro for n slnglo customer, who In tends to distribute thoni among tno various ships of tho fleet In lionib waters. Anotlior firm hns sold 4,000 mouth organs slnco tho beginning of tho war, and hns placed an ardor for 1,000 more. Tho only sources of supply nro Switzerland and tho United States. FOOD PRICES INCREASE HO PER CENT IN ENGLAND LONDODN, Fob. 4. While Eng lish newspapers continue to foaturo ovory artlclo, authoritative or other wlso, tending to show that Germany Is suffering from food shortago, tho abrupt Increase In food prices In Great Britain rofusos longer to bo concealed, nnd tho labor oloinent threatens to bring tho inattor bo foro parliament. Bread has Increasod. fifty porcont In prlco to tho consumer. Tho offoct of this on tho poor Is drastic. As Is tho case In tho United States when food prices rlso arbitrarily, all agen cies concorucd uro seeking to pass tho blnmo to someono olso, J. C. M. Kerslako, president ot tho Mastor Bakers' Protoctlvo So cloty, places tho responsibility pri marily nt tho door of speculators. MARSHFIELD FOLKS ASTONISH DRUGGIST Wo sell many good modlclnos but wo aro told tho mixture of buckthorn bark, glycerine, etc., known as Adlor-l-ka, is tho host wo over sold. Marsh flold folks astonish us daily by tell ing how QUICKLY Adler-l-ka re Moves sour stomach, gas on the stom ach and constipation. Many report that A SINGLE DOSE relieves these troubles nlmost IMMEDIATELY. Wo nro glad wo nro Marshflold agents for Adlor-I-ka. Tho Lockhart-Par sous Drug Co, -jty pSZJMtX mfp yzi