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THE WAR PRIMER
(National Geographic Society's Bul
lotln.) KOISSONS A Fronch city, CT
miles -nortlienat of Paris by rail, and
22, miles directly eaBt of Complegne,
on the left bank of the Alsne. It
has Iron nnd copper foundries and
factories for the production of boll
era, agricultural Implements nnd
other Iron goods, Btraw hats, glass
and Btlgar. The town was sacked
by Charles V. In 1544, nnd by the
lluguenaTtB In lfiOr,. In 1814 the
.town wns captured and recaptured
by the allies and the French. In
18 in, after Waterloo, It was tho
rallying point for tho vanquished
and It was not occupied by the al
lies until tho 14th of August. In
tho Frnnco-Priisslnn wnr It surrend
ered to tho Germans.
SKNHIKS A town of northern
France, on tho Nouotte, .T4 miles
north of northenflt of I'nrls, by rail
and 20 miles by air lino. Its pop
ulation Is about 7r.00. Its Gnllo-
Itomnn wnllH, 2a feet high and 13 J
feet thick, are, with tlfoso of St
I, luler and Uourgcs, tho niOBt per
fect In Franco. At ench of the six
teen nnglcs of tho wall stands n
tower. Tho city haB five gates- The
inniiufncturo of brick and tiles, card
board, measures nnd other wareB are
mining the Industries. The lenguors
wero lioaton tbero In lf8! by Henry
1. and Francois do la Noue.
AllIUIVIMii: A town of northern
Franco, on tho Somino It Ivor, 12
miles from Its mouth In the Eiir
llnb channel, and 28 miles north
west of AnileiiB by rail. It Is built
partly on an Island nnd partly on
both sides of tho rlvor. It's Indus
tries Includo homp-splnnlngs, tho
manufacture of cloth, sugar making,
shipbuilding nnd lock-smlthlng. Tho
Frnnch and English wero Its mas-
INTKKKSTlNfl
FACTS AUOUT
CITIES AND PliAC-
KS MENTIONED IX
Tim WAR NEWS.
,ters by turn In the fourteenth nnd
early fifteenth centuries. In 1477
It was annexed permanently by
France. Its population Is about 20,
000. niALOXS-Sim.MAJtNK A town
or northeastern France, 107 riillea
east of Purls, on tho main lino of
thr Eastern railway to Nancy. Tho
population Is approximately 20,000.
Hugo military barracks llo to tho
north nnd eaBt. The prlnclpnl In
dustry Ib browing nnd galleries of
Immcnso lonth, bown In a limestone
hill, nnd Borved by lines of railways
aro used for storehouses for beer.
The plains nenr Chalons wero tho
scene of tho defeat of Atllla, the
Hun, In tho fifth century. Tho
"nrmy of Chalons," formod by Mar
shal McMnlion, In tho camp nt this
place, after the first reverses of tho
French In 1870, surrendered nt So
dnn. Tho military camp Is still used
as a training center for troopB.
VITUV-LK-FRAXCOIS A town
In northeastern Franco on the Mnrno
20 mllcB southeast of Chnlons and
100 miles by rail cast of Paris.
Tho present town was built In ir4R
by Francis I, to replnco tho older
town burned In tho previous yenr
by Charles V. It manufactures co
nent nnd decorated wares, and hns
i population of nbout 9000.
VKKOUIj - A town of enstern
Franco, situated between tho Ln
Motto hill nnd the Hlver Durgeon,
.'tr miles from tho Alsnco border nnd
2.1C miles east of southeast of Paris
by rail. Kb medieval walls of the
thirteenth and fifteenth centuries
itlll exist on tho northern side. Dis
tilling nnd tho manufacture of flics
and t&plocn nro among tho Indus
tries. Tho town suffered grently
during the wars of religion and the
thirty ears wnr.
German Churches Declare
Against War Responsibility
NEW YOUK, Oct. 8. Tho Fed
eral Council of Churches made pub
lic n communication received from
29 lending Protestant churches of
Germany repudiating In behalf of
German Christianity and tho Ger
man government's responsibility for
nnd for our liberty."
II Is declared ,that "uniiamenble
horrors havo been committed against
Germans living pencenbly ubroatf,"
and that "Into tho war which tho
c.ar has openly proclaimed us tho
decisive campaign against Teittonlsm
NORWAY
DUGER
Declares His Country In Sniuo Posi
tion iin Belgium.
CHIUSTINIA, via London, Oct. 8.
Dr. Frldtjof Nnnsen, former Nor
wegian Minister ti. dvent Britain,
cnused n sensntloii Snturdny Ju this
quiet nnd punctiliously neutral cap
ital when ho stated before an nn
sembly composed of prominent mem
bers of tho cabinet and students of
Chrlstlnnla university that Norway's
Bltuntlou Is n precarious ns that of
Bolgluin.
Dr. Nnnsen's proposal for ono yenr
compulsory servlco In the nrmy wns
coldly received by tho members of
tho government, but with cheers
from the remainder oftho audience.
Ho used the fnto of Ilolglum ns nn
argu men t for nioro ample prepara
tion by Norway.
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BY RUSSIANS
LONDON, Oct. 8. A dispatch tp
tho Star from Potrogrnd says that
among the remnrknblo wnr trophies
arriving nt Smolensk Is tho entlro
stock of Emporor William's fnmous
pedigreed cattle and stud horses,
captured by the Russians from tho
Emperor's estate at Homlntou, In
East Prussia. They wero taken to
Moscow and presented to tho Rus
sian Agricultural Institute, for dis
tribution to agricultural breeding
associations.
the European wnr and fixing It upon and Protestantism, hen then Japan Is
now called under the pretext of an
nlllnn.ee.
"Not for the snko of our people
whoso Hword Is bright nnd keen,
hut for the sake of tho unlmio
world task of tho Christian peoplo
In tho decisive hour of tho world
mission, wo now nddress ourselves
to tho Evangellcnl Christians abroad
In neutral and Inimical lands,
Guilt Not German
"If tho peoples among whom mis
sIoiih nnd brotherly love hnd bogun
io bo a power lapse Into Bavugery
In murderous wnr through hato nnd
bitterness; if an Incurablo rent has
been mndo In Teutonic Protestant
ism; if Christian Europe forfeits a
notnblo portion of her position ln
tho world; If the sacred springs
from which tier peoples should de
rive their own llfo nnd aro able to
offer It to others aro corrupted and
choked, tho guilt of this rests, not
upon our peoplo.
"We know full well that through
this Bungulnnry judgment God is
calling our nation to repent and we
rejoice thnt she Is hearing his holy
voire ond turning to him. lint In
this wo know that wo nro alone with
the Christians among our peoplo;
that we can and must repudiate on
their behalf and on behalf of their
government tho responsibility for
tho terrible crime of this war and
Its consequences for tho dovolopmont
if the kingdom of God on earth."
"thoDO who have long secretly nnd
cunningly, been spinning a web
of conspiracy against Germany, which
now thoy have flung over us In or
der to strnnglo us therein.
Tho communication Is addressed
"to tho Evangelical church abroad."
"Its warlike tono," snys n state
ment Issued by tho Federal Council
"nnd vigorous donunclntlon of Ger
mnuy'H opponents Is a matter of con
siderable Hiirprlsu to members of the
Council."
"Xeluork of Lies,
"A aystomntlo network of lies,"
tho communication reads, "controll
ing tho International telogrnph ser
vlco is ondeavorlng In other lnuds
.o cast upon our pooplo nnd Hb
government tho guilt for tho out
break of this war and hnH dared to
dtsputo tho Inuor rights of us nnd
our emporor to invoke tho assistance
of God."
ThiV'Corftinmilcnllon proceeds to
jiolnl'to Gornuuiy's 411 years of penco
and to her mntorlal development
"In friendly competition with other
people," nnd declares that "only un
der compulsion to repel a wanton
act has alio now drawn tho sword."
Her frontlors threatened, Ger
many wns compelled to protect her
self "from being ravaged by Asiatic
barbarism," it Is declared.
"Over ugalnst a world in arms,"
tho communication continues, "we
recognize clearly that wo havo to
defend our oxlstenco, our individ
uality, our culture and our honor.
No scruple holds back our enemies,
where, In their opinion, thero Is n
prospect, through our destruction,
of seizing for themselves tin eco
nomic advantage, or an increaso in
power, a fragment of our mothor
hood, our colonial possessions or
our trnde.
"Wo stand over ngalnst tho rag
ing of tho peoplo, fearless becnuse
of our trust In tho holy and right
eous God. Precisely becauso this
.war has been thrust upon us wan
tonly it finds us a single people, in
which distinctions of raco and rank,
of parties nnd confessions, have.
vanished, In n holy enthusiasm,
not shrinking from battlo and from
death and looking to God, wo are
all of our mind nd prepared Joy
fully to stake, our all for our land
Statement of tho Ownership, Man1
iigement, Circulation, Etc.,
of
COOS 11AY TIMES
published dally nt Marshflold, Ore
gon, required bytho Act of August
24, 1912.
Editor, M. C. Mnlonoy, Marshflold,
Oregon. '. ,,
Managing Editor, ban E. .Mnlonoy,
Marshflold, Oregon.
Iluslncss Manager, M. C. Mnlonoy.
Marshflold, Oregon,
Publisher, M. C. Mnlonoy, Mnrsh-
field, Oregon.
Owners: M. C. Mnlonoy Marsh
flold, Oro.; Allco II. Mnlonoy, Marsh
flold, Ore.; Dnn E. Moloney, Marsh
flold, Ore.; Charles Htauff, Marsh
flold, Ore.; Flanagan & Dennett
Hank., Marshflold, Oro.; Alva Doll,
Marshflold, Ore.; J. S. Coke, Marsh
field, Oro.; Mrs. Columbia McClel
land, Puobfo, Colo.; F. P.. Walto,
Suthcrlin, Ore.
Known bondholders, mortgagees
and other security holders, holding
1 per cont or more of total amount
of bonds, mortgages, or other se
curities; Nono.
Average number of copies of ench
Issuo of this publication sold or dis
tributed, through tho malls or other
wise, to paid subscribers during tho
six months preceding the dato of
this statement, 2080.
, M. C. MALONEY, Pub.
Sworn to and subscribed beforo
mo this 8th ilny of October, 1914.
DOHSEY KREITZEH,
(SEAL) Notnry Public for Oregon.
(My commission expires March 0,
1915.)'
Llbby COAL. The Kind YOU have
ALWAYS I'SEI). Phono 72. Pacific
Livery mill Transfer Comjmiiy.
Times Want Ads bring results.
HAItNKSS SHOP MOVED.
E. L. Hopaon has moved his
! harness shon to the corner of
Front and Alder streets, whore
he will bo pleased to have ev
eryone call and Inspect his largo
stock of Harness. Saddlerv. atr
l First-class repairing. Prices
I reasonable.
MARSHFIELD FOLKS
ASTONISH DRUGGIST
We sell many good medicines but
wo are told tho mixturo of buckthorn
bark, glycerine, etc., known as Adler-l-ka,
Is the best we ever sold, Marsh
field folks astonish us dnlly by tell
ing how QUICKLY Adlor-l-ka re
lieves sour stomach, gas on the stom
ach and constipation. Many report
that A SINGLE DOSE relloves theso
troubles almost IMMEDIATELY. Wo
are glad we are Marshflold agents
for Adler-1-ka. The Lockhart-Par-
sons Drug Co.
Abstracts, Real Estate,
Fire and Marine Insurance
riTLE GUARANTEE & ABSTRACT CO., Inc.
HENRY 8KNG8TAOKKN, Manager
FAHM, COAL, TIMIIKR AND VLAVTISQ LANDS A SPECIALTY.
GENERAL AGENTS EABTSIDK
MARSHFIELD OFFICE, PHONE 4-J.
COQUILLE CITY, OFFICK PHONE 101.
I
. The Golden Role
Cheese OloHi, HO inj'lips wide ', ,5c
Amoskeg White Outing iOc
Daisy Cloth .12 l-2e
Extra Heavy Colored Outing '. . . . lOo
House Lining, yard wide ... 4 l-2e and 5c
Pepperell Sheeting, blenched, 2 yards wide . . . ,25c
Pepperrell Sheeling, blenched, 2 1-2 yds wide. ,.27e
.Extra Fine Cambric 12 l-2e
.Curtain Scrim, white and ecru . . .15c and up
Cotton Chnllics J. . . . . .V. . . . .5 l-2e
Serge, HG inches wide, all wool , . . . ,50e
Pillow Cases 12 T-2c and up
Crib Blankets, per pair . ; -., 40o
Cotton Blankets 75c and up
Comforters, full size $1.00 and up
Tte Goldem Runle
The Loyal Order of Moose
Presents the Dramatic Triumph of the Century
ARIZONA
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With Notable Cast of Marshfield
Local Talent
Masonic Opera House 2 Nights
Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 14-15
TICKETS
All Reserved Seats
Entire House
50
Reserved Seat Sale will open at Busy Corner Store
Monday, morning, October 12 at 9 o'clock.
TO BEAT THE BUILDING GAME -:- -:-
Iiub boon a bobby with us for a Rood many yoars and a lot of
our customers will toll you wlimi It comos to gutting good, sound,'
durnblo framing mntorlal at tho rlRht prlco wo know our bust
ness. Just toll what you want to build and tho amount you want,
to spond anil wo'll got busy with our pencil and flcuro out the boit
your money can buy. Try u. al.ih, - m- .m
C. A. Smith Lumber & Mfg. Co.
UKTAIb DKPAHT.MKNT
CUT THR FMKIi IIILIi 1 TWO IIV USING OUU WOOD
I'lIONK 100. 1H2 SOUTH IIItOADWAY
FLANAGAN & BENNETT BANK
oi.i)i:ht iia.mj in coos cou.vrv
KNtnlillNlicil IHH).
Capital, Surplus and Undivided
Profits $115,000
Interest 1'nlil on Tlmo Deposit
Offlcors:
J, W. Hfiuu'M, President.
J. II, I'laiinKiui, Vlcc-I'icslilcnt.
II. !'. WillluiiiM, Cnhlilcr.
Geo. I- Winchester, Awt. CuMilcr.
SAVINGS
DEPARTMENT
INTEREST IS BEING CREDITED AS OP
SEPTEMBER 1, 1914 .
IN SAVINGS DEPARTMENT
Bring In Your Pass Books
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF COOS BAY
Safety Deposit Boxes For llent.
H. H. Harper
Phono 349-J. V"MU-
W. T. Tompkins, D.TT"""
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Estimates Fu nl.hed 0Ui P"8
My 1'nst Work Til J V ,aMl
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Kye, Knr, Noc and Thti
nit. MATTIK II. HIIaTv'1 .
UhcaNCH of Women and chm.
Office Phone 330. Room joTO.
202. Irving Dtort. "' ",1
Bcniamin flstiinH
C(iNHL,,'TARSffiKEAKD
Phon?,i&L,.r,I,,?5h
Marih'fltld, OrifH
A. G. Chandler
AIICIIITKOT
looms 301 and 302, CoV Bofldiu
...,wr wi(uu
Nm. S. Tumen
AltClllTKCT
Morshflelil, OrejoD.
Mrs. Olivia Edman, M. T. D,
4WKDIHII MAHHAGK AND MM,
ICAL OVMNASTIC8
roit amj iiisiusis
I.T7 Commcrclnl nve, Hiom y
loel Ostlind "
PIANO TUNKIt AND HF.l'AIBER
Loaro orders at W. II. IUIn' Huh
lie Company.
I1C 8. Sixth- Street, rboai 101-L.
3erl Riley Ballinger
PIANIST AND TRCHW
Rosldonco Studio, 217 No. Third M.
Phono 368-L
Henrik Gjcrdrum.
piano ixsTiiumoy
Slutllo
Mjrllo Arms.
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HPIX'IAIj KXOUH.SI0.N TO
CIIAItlj:.ST()N IIKACI1 HU.NDAT
Leaves MiinJiflcld nt 8 A. M. ,
ROUND TRIP 50c
IfnkcH conncrtlon ultli auto for B
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Arrltlng for appointment.
Muraliflcld, Oregon
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trnn rnnTPS AII7M
foor good csrs ffltli crefl dd
tm any icrTiic, fiwo "-h
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for stlKlit emlce, Pdom m
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flOODfl.
302 No. Front St. Phone 84J-L
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thoroughly dependable. "
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this Extract to any lady calling at our store.
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