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BERLIN OBJECTIVE OF
ITISH ESTIMATE
' 20 ARMY CORPS! LOSSESJl 15,000
800,000 Russians, Under Grand
carnet the target! stock* ami the biggest
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Furniture, Carpets, Wall Paper
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tAPHIO
mans Are Reported to Be
Duke Nicholas, Started for
Neglecting P t r lt and March­
German Capital.
ing Southeast.
Petrograd.— Declaring tbat Austria
Is no longer a factor In the war, Lieu­
tenant General Yanuahkevitch, chief
of the Russian general staff,
an­
nounced that the main object of the
Russian offensive, the capture of Ber­
lin, has been initiated.
While he refused Information re­
garding the plans, he stated that the
armies selected for the invasion of
the German empire, under'the direct
personal command of the Grand Duke
Nicholas, hgve already started on their
march. They will number 20 army
corps of the first regular line of the
active army, about 800,000 men.
With all of eastern Qalicia dominat­
ed by the Russians, and the Austrian
German invasion of Russian-Poiand
checked, it is expected that the Rus­
sian armies will move in s solid line
toward the first chain of the defenses
along the Oder river, where it is ex­
pected the Germans will make their
first real stand. '
O f the total Austrian forces In Gali-
cia-t-probably 12 army corps— at least
four army corps of 200,000 men have
been practically put out of action, any­
how for some time, and ISO of their
500 guns captured.
London.— The operations of the
British army in France last week aro
reviewed in a statement issued by the
official w ar Information bureau.
“It Is now possible to make another
general surrey in continuation ofthat
Issued on August SS, of the operations
of the British arm y daring the pest
MARRIAGE LICENSES
GERMAN CORPS IS ALLIES A6REE TO J
DEFEATED BY BRITISH
STAND TOGETHER
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
W W Bellamy & w i t o W W
Russel lots 1-2-7 and 8 blk 2
Hillcrest subd Sheridan $1000.
A V Calkins to Armonella B
Prindle 81 ac in nw% in sec 3 t 3
s r 5 w $10.
B A Kliks & w f to William S
Houck lot 2 McPhillipa add Mc-
Minn $500.
Harry A Littlefield Sc w f to
Geo W James 6 0 'xl0 8 ’ blk 18
Central add Newberg $10.
August Ltftegren & w f to Bag-
ley and Hare 241.70 ac in K B
Mercer and Alonzo Hinman d i e
in sec 5 -6 1 2 s r 4 w $1.
Ira G McCormick & w f to
Lillian Nowak sc Vi of neVi sec
25 t 2 s r 3 w $1.
J R P leasant & w f to William
i tired to the north.
1 The Imperial Guard, who were or­
dered to surrender, were annihilated
White Bronze made from re­ by the British.
fined zinc, will never moss grow,
The news contained in the French
deface or lettering grow dim.
official communication that tbe Oer-
J. C. Gregory, Agt., i mans had fallen beck before the vie
dertake oot to mSke individual de­
mands without previous mutual agree­
m ent”
The belief here w as that it will en­
able the British and French to have
the « » » I word in the peace negotia­
tions if Germany is crushed and it
was thought that by playing France
Newbcrt? Ore tor4ou* *d*anc* by the allied troops against Russia, tbe British might be
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able to effect a settlement which
to Verdan Indicates that the Anglo-
would not upset the future European
French forces have got on ¿he flank
balance of power.
o f the German right wing^ which pass­
Messages from Petrograd expressed
ed by Paris on the north and was
the Russian conviction that the osar’s
marching eastward to Join with the
troops w ill be within striking distance
Crown Prince’s army coming south.
of Berlin wKhin a month.
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C. F. M OORE
Ambassador Accuses British of Plot.
Washington.— Charging that the In­
timation by Great Britain to th# Unit­
ed States that she would welcome the
presence of American war vessels in
Turkey’s waters to protect Christians
was merely a “vulgar trap" to get the
United States “mixed In the European
fray on th* allies’ side," waa th* gist
of a statement issued by A. Rustem
Boy. Turkish ambassador.
W e solicit new accounts because we can render
the best banking service and offer the highest meas-
use of security.
Abundant resourses, strong directorate And cap­
able management are a few of the many features
that commend this bank to those desiring satisfactory
banking relations.
“N o fiew main trial of strength has
taken place. There have indeed been
battles in various parts of the im­
mense front which in other wars
would have been considered opera­
tions of the first magnitude, but in
this w ar they are merely Incidents of
strategic withdrawal and contraction
of the allied forces of war.
“Since the battle at Cambral, ony
August 28,. where the British troops
successfully guarded the left flank of
the whole line of French armies from
a deadly turning attack supported by
an enormous force the seventh French
army has come Into operation on the
British le ft
“This, in conjunction with the fifth
army on our right, has greatly taken
the strain and pressure off our le ft
“During the whole of this period
marching and fighting have been con­
tinuous and in the whole period the
British casualties, according to the
latest estimates, have amounted to
about 15,000 officers and men.
“The British army now is south of
the Marne and is in line with the
French forces on the right and le ft
“The latest information about the
enemy is that they are neglecting
Paris and are marching in a south­
eastern direction towards the Marne
and towards the left And center of the
W ench lines.’’
Miller 1A4 ac lot 24 N.W. New­
berg subd $10.
Armonella B Prindle & hub to
Henry,1 Lewis and Clarence
Geòrgie B Savage and hub 81 ac
Amoth went to Hood River last
in nw^4 of sec 3 t 3 s r 5 w $10.
Sunday to attend the Apple Pack
Nancy J Warner & hub to Clif­
ing school.
ford D Warner 17.91 ac in E E
Berlin Davis and family, 'of Williams d i e in t 5 s r 4 w $10.
Portland, spent L abo r Day with
the former’s mother, Mrs. Joan­
na Davis.
Are entitled to special courtesies
Miss Florence Noble has been and the very best that the
sick for the past week.
market affords in the w ay of
Mrs. Henry Hopkins, of New- merchandise. Up-to-date mer­
berg, is visiting with her dhngh- chants all over the land are wise
ter, Mrs. B. F. Yergen.
to this condition and are con­
On L ab o r Day Dr. A. M. Davis, ducting their stores accordingly.
Alaska Coal Bill Passed.
of Newberg, came ont to the You’ll find the boys at ‘The Big
Washington.— The Alaska coal land
valley to visit with the home Hdwe. Store’ are getting hold of leasing bill, which is to work with the
snch lines as Wear-Ever alumi­ Alaska railway law for the develop­
folks.
ment of the coal resources of Alaska,
Lawrence Hall commenced num, Monarch Malleable and wad passed by the house. It now
picking his hops Monday morn­ Orbon DeLuxe ranges, White goes to the senate.
sewing machines, Rogers Bros,
ing.
silverware,
all of which, are the WRITERS DENY ATROCITIES
Mrs. Amos Nelson and daugh­
best
the
market
affords and
ter Emma, of Newberg, were
American Author* Say Charge* Not
guests at the home of N. P. Nel­ Larkin-Prince especially invite
Confirmed Againet German*.
the ladies to make their store
son a day or tw o last week.
N ew York.— The Associated Press
headquarters for their needs in has received by wireless from Berlin
Miss M a r g a r e t Blanchard
the hard ware line. We maintain a message, which was sent from Aix FISHING BOATS ARE SUNK
went to Parrett Mountain last
a 10-cent counter which is fall of la Chapeile to Berlin for transmission. 16 British Boats Destroyed In North
Thursday afternoon to visit with
8ea and Sailors Se'zed.
little bargains in the line of The authors, all of whom are well-
friends for a week or two.
London.— The official information
household supplies and you’ll known American newspaper men, Ro­
H arry Davis motored to Sher­ find our stock to be up to the ger Lewie, The Associated Press; Ir­ bureau announced a German squadron
minute on your household re­ vin S. Cobh, Saturday Evening Poet had sunk 15 British fishing boats in
wood last Monday.
and Philadelphia Public Ledger; H a r­ the North Sea.
quirements. Make us a call.
I. A. Brunson expected to com­
ry Hanson, Chicago Dally N ew s;
The Admiralty issued the following:
mence picking his hops Tuesday
James O ’Donnell Bennett and John T.
“The German cruisers and four de­
McCutcheon, Chicago Tribune, were stroyers succeeded in sinking 16 Brit­
morning. Fred Blanchard is
originally assigned to Brussels, and ish fishing boats in *the North Sea.
helping with the drying.
Clara Hagedorn, age 22 yrs. when that city waa taken they were They captured a quantity of fish, and
Leona Anderson hag returned to Dan Beilis, age 24 yrs.
returned to Aix la Chapeile. Th e tele­ the fishermen were taken to W il­
from Nehalem where she has
Rosa Senn, age 19 yrs. to gram waa partly mutilated by Inter- helm b haven as prisoners of w ar.” f
fa renoe and certain words are mis­
How the German fleet escaped the
been visiting with her grand­ RobtL Cinnamon, age 28 yrs.
sing, but the text here given in part British war fleet which had previously
mother for the past few weeks.
Helen Sanders, age
yrs. to la clearly that intended by the au­ reported tbat the seas were safe to
Miss Hannah Amoth, of Port­ Ernest Farmer, age 20 yrs.
thors:
British and neutral shipping, is not
land, came out to the valley to
“In spirit w e unite in rendering yet known. The admiralty had an­
visit with relatives Sunday Notice to the Tax-Payers of (sic ) German atrocities groundless as nounced that the seas were now safe
far as we are able to learn.
and had permitted the resumption of
Yam hill County, Oregon.
morning and returned Monday
“After spending two weeks with and shippfhg between Antwerp, the Dutch
evening.
Notice is hereby given that on accompanying the troops upward of and Scandinavian ports and Harwich.
Last Sunday Mrs. Joanna
100 miles we are unable to report a
Monday, September 14, 1914, single instance unprovoked. W e are
Galician Fori Surrounded.
Davis and son H arry made a trip
the Board of Equalization of also unable to confirm rumor* of mis­
London.—
Official reports from Rus­
to Rex to visit with the former’s
Yamhill County will attend at treatment of prisoners or of non-com­ sia say the Russian troops are grad­
brother, John Winters a n d
the office of the County Assessor batants with the German columns. ually surrounding Prxemysl, which
family.
of said county and publicly ex­ This is true of Louvain, Brussels, Lu- will soon either surrender or be taken
N. P. Nelson finished picking amine the assessment rolls for neville and Nancy, while in Prussian by assault.
hands.
W e visited Chateau Soldre,
Precemysl is a strong fortress, 50
his hops M onday afternoon. The
the year 1914 and correct all Sambre and Beaumont without sub­ miles west of Lemberg, and Its fall
pickers did not receive their last errors in valuation, description stantiating a single wanton brutality.
would mean the loss by the Austrians
weights in an Oregon mist, but a
or qualities of land, lots or other Numerous investigated rumors proved of tbe last stronghold of Galicia. It
regular downpour. M r. and
property, and it is the duty of groundless. Everywhere we have seen would clear -the way to an advance of
Germans paying for purchases and re­ the Russians westward toward the
Mrs. Nelson are very grateful for
all persons interested to appear specting property rights as well as ac­
Junction of their forces on the East
their good crop of hops for this
at the time and place appointed, cording civilians every consideration.” Prussian frontier.
year.
and if it shall appear to such
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Parker, Board of Equalization that there
Mr. and Mrs. W alter Terrell and are any lands, lots or other
daughter Esther were callers at property assessed twice or in the
the home o f Mr. and Mrs. S. M. name of a person or persons not
Calkins Sunday afternoon.
the owner of same, or assessed
London.— A Boulogne dispatch to
Mrs. Hattie Pratt, Miss Katie under or beyond its value, or
London.-—Foreign minister Sir Ed­
the Evening News says s telegram
ward Grey and the French , and Rus­
Barcley and Charley Barcley, of any lands, lots or other property
has been received from General Pau
Oregon City, and Mrs. L. W. not assessed, said Board of announcing a victory by the allied sian ambassadors signed an agree­
Harger and Mrs. Helen MaGuire Equalization shall make tbe forces under Field Marshal Sir John ment binding their three respective
countries to continue the European
French, commanding the British, and
o f N e w b e r g , m o t o r e d o u t proper corrections.
war to ths end nnitadly— that is, no
General d ’Amade at Precy Sur Oise,
in the valley last Thursday to
Martin Miller,
one of them may make peace on its
visit with Mrs. William Carter. Assessor of Yamhill County, Ore. about 26 miles north of Paris.
own account.
On both wings, it is reported, the
W hen peace le. finally concluded,
The three former people are
McMinnville, Ore.,
allies were successful. The German
It w as also arranged, the allies “un­
cousins of Mrs. Carter.
Aug. 24, 1914.
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left was held by the French and re-
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German* A re Victors at Termend*.
London.— The correspondent of th*
irniraee wiring from Teraonde, 18
miles from Ghent, says:
“T e ra o n d e has fallen after six
hours of fighting. The little foro* of
8006 Belgians made a gallaat defense,
bat th* enemy was 20,000 strong and
the Beilin— were enable to reply ef-
festively to the deadly fire of th e G e r
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