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Classified Want Advert Trsnty fl?e worda or toe*, OB? T gi* Tune? 9L00. All advertisement over twenty-flv word, Hate? on 1,000 words to Ita advertisement Uk en for loss If your name aspeara In tb? tole your vaut ad to 821 and a bul will prompt paymo it. WANTED E?UV-Uno Smith's Laying Mseh'|v<>p'.ny and yon will get the eggs. During tbo winter an egg mash is a necessity. Purman 8mith, Seedsman. Phone 464. SEWIflfl WANTED at ?123 West Ben eop St. Plain and fancy dresses, and childrens' clothes s speciality. FOB BENT-Five room house on Tri bbl? strait. 8ee J. J. Brownlee, K. ? hi. Bank.-12-30-31p. ICE-We are now prepared to do grinding of all kinda of feed -otton ?talks, corn stalks, apraw, grain, etc. Price 30e Strictly cash. Anderson arad Spring Bed Co. PEAS and pay the cash. Smith-Seedman. Phone Dtf UNEXPECTLY detained down for luncheon, you cannot do ? than, ?rop la hera A light pr a substantial meal. Cuisine co O. K. sod prices just ss as our food. The Luncb I.-dtf. .-.Wagon and Buggy poles new " band. Paul E. Stephens. -We carry the largest complete assortment in keep 'em moving. Fresh oranges, grape fruit, ap manas, wholesale and ro I. K. Manoa. Phone 828.-dtf. SESSIONAL CARDS SATBE * BALDWIN ARCRJTECT8 Anderson, 8. C. National Barak Bldg. Baliegh, N. C* LEGAL NOTICES Tat Notice, ?atinent road tax collectors with an officiai receipt Bambea, and atub norn bes pay no money to collectors get the official receipt ss tided or. J. MACK KINO, County Supervisor. NOTICE OF SALB OF SOUTH CAROLINA, ot Anderson. ot the power vested In us ...e last will and ' teston mt of Nancy Bolt, deceased, we will public auction, for cash, at the of saM deceased, at eleven a. m. Thursday. January 14, portion of Ute personal pro of said deceased, consisting of of oom. fodder, household and ip furniture, poultry, baggy and miscellaneous farm products. W. L. BOLT. C. F.. BOLT. Executors. December 30, itu. N4>nCE TO CBBTCT0B8 All persons haring claims against the catate of Toi tiver and Nancy M. are hereby notified to property proven to the ithin the time presortb aJr/?w, abd those Indebted to make % settlement. W. L. BOLT, j C. F, BOLT. * Executors. , ASEfJSMENT NOTICE . Anderson South Caro offibe will be open to receive et psrsoaal property tor taxa t ta? ??seal year from the trat das* al i?annary. 1316; to tb? 30th of FiMafgoMlawtag inclusive. pcopert&r must be abtat? not returned *M transfers ot real ..?<? teat returns should .upoa the return blank when nay aa return to whom sold otjtrota whom bought. ' washto board of assessors arel by law te Mst for all 4hoao, to. maka ikelr own returns time ?reacribed, hence the StaaafcUv aa * wetfa* the ! errors resulting from Ode ?maka your own " espesas and ihto ot earning a ? >d er Other ?ab's pelt get ap poll? and doga f. Columns ising Rates tm? 26 cents, Three Times io cents, e word* prorata for each additional be ueed In a month made on appli than 26 cents, cash In cd rance. phone directory yon can telephone be malled after Ita Insertion for and turn Into board of aasesor 'on or before the 20tb of February. For the convenience of taxpayers we will have deputies to take returns at the following placea: Hollands Store on Friday, January 1st. 1915. Barnes on Saturday, Jan. 2nd, 1916. Iva on Tuesday, Jan. 6th, 1916. Iva Cotton Mill on Wednesday a. m., Jan. 6th, 1915. Starr on Wednesday, p. m., Jan. 6, 1916. 1-2 day. Crctners store on Thursday, Jan. 7th, 1915. Townville un Friday, Jan. 8 1916. Autumn on Saturday, Jan. 9,1915. Denver on Monday, a. m., Jan. ll, 1016, 1-2 day. Sandy Springs on Monday p. m., Jan. llth, 1916, 1-2 a day. Pendleton City, Tuesday, Jan. 12, 1915. Pendleton Mill, Wednesday, p. m. Jsn. 13th, 1-2 day. Bishop Branch on Thursday, Jan. Hth, 1915. , Five Forks on Friday, Jan. 16, 1916. Pierce town on Monday, Jan. 18,1915 Airy Springs on Tuesday, Jan. 19, 1916. Slabtown on Wednesday, Jan. 20, 1915. Cely Store On Thursday, Jan. 21 ct, 1916. Wyatt Store on Friday, January 22, 1915. Wlglngham Store on Saturday, Jan. 23rd, 1915. Piedmont on Monday, Jan. 25,1915. Pelter- Old Mill on Tuesday, Jan. 26th. 1915. Pelzor No. 4 Mill on Wednesday, a m., Jan. 27, 1916. 1-2 day. Frankville on Wednesday, P. M. Jan, 27. ?1916, 1-2 day. Williamston City on Thursday, Jan. 28tb. 1916. Wllllamston Mill on Friday, a. m., Jan. 20th. 1915. Br ?ion City on Tuesday, Ft by. 2nd, 1915. Belton Mill on Wednesday, Feby. 3rd. 1915. L. M. Martin Store on Thursday, Feby. 4th, 1915. Honea Path Mill on Friday, a. m. Feby 5th, 1915. 1-2 day. Honea Path City on Friday, p. m., Feby. 6th, 1916. 1-2 day. Honea Path City on Saturday, A. M., Feby. 6th, 1916. 1-2 day. All new school lines for new achoo! districts must be ta the hand of the auditor on or before the lat of April so they can be listed in the proper psacoiv ii? they fall to get in by that time it wont be put on the books until the next year. Please see that your property ta Hated In the right school district. All tax levies for school districts most be In hand of the auditor on or by the lat of June. WINSTON SMITH, Auditor ot Anderson County. December, 1914. - A CASE Of NECESSITY Aged Negro Caught Stealing Wood; Case Is Dismissed ky Judge. (By AMociaird Tiwi I ATLANTA, Qa., Dec. 80.-Recor der Johnson evidently believes that a man who steals to keep from starv ing or freeling ts deserving of len iency, so he listened with sympathy to the defense of Henry Spear, a negro past eighty years old and bent with infirmities. Henry atna charged with stealing an armful of coal from a Decatur street coal yard, and he ad mitted the fact. "Jedge", he said, anxiously, "dla ls de fu'st ttmo I ever waa la court. I was ta de Civil war and I pressed Oen'l Longstreets* breeches and mend el General Braggs socks. "I never stole nothln* In my Ufe befo*. But dla time I was jos' natchelly so cold dat I crone Id dat coal yard and sneaked off wld de coal and dla heah police man kotched me. Dat'a all. sun." Kiss Your Coil Stove The gas stove has the coal stove beaten a mil lion wavs. No woo? to chop, no coal to car ry, no ashes to take up. carry out, and sift, leaving a trail of dirt and dust from the stove all the way out to the ash pit Np tire to coax and cod dle. No excess heat. No waste.. Gas ts a guarantee or the right kind of a fire Instantly for any purpose whatever; and H's more economical, too. Mmm Gas Co ************** * ELECTRIC Cn * ,_ * Items of Interest cad Person * Wireless on Use ? ************** A. I*. Spence Receives OrserTCd Promotion. A. P. Spence, president of the An derson ('hero Cola Co., returned yes terday from a trip, to Columbus, Ga., thc home of Choro Cola. Mr. Spence has been appointed special traveling; representative of tho Chero Cola Co., of Columbus, Ga., and will enter upon I his duties Immediately after the 15th Ot January, at which time Mr. C. D. Faulk of Omaha, Ga., will arrive In the city to take charge of the Anderson plant as manager while Mr. Spence is out of the city attending to his new duties. Mr. Spence will make Ander son his home as In tho past. A large part of the Gmo he will be out on tho road boosting Chero Cola. Mr. Faulk, the new manager, will bring his fam ily to Anderson, and will make the Electric City his home also lo the fu ture. The many friends of Mr. Spence will bo glad to hear of his good for tune tn securing the position to which he haB been appointed, and are unani mous In wishing him a successful New ! Year. -0 Cowan Feat Cases Recalled. In police court yesterday Recorder Russel reopened two cases, une for ; drunkenness and ono for resisting ar rest, which were docketed against Cowan Fant last week and called for trial last Monday morning. When thc defendant failed to appear In court last Monday Recorder Russel declar ed his bond of 935 forfeited. It was i discovered later that Fant had sent word to thc recorder that be could not get to court on Monday, as there had i been a death in the family circlo and he would be at the funeral at that time, and that this was why the de fendant was not in court at the prop er time. Recorder Russel yesterday reopened the cases, when it was Bhown that Fant had sent him this word, which he bad failed to receive. The carls v>f resisting arrest were dismissed, but on Gie charge of drun kenness Pant was convicted, being sentenced to pay a fine of $6. -o Judge and Mrs Prince Reach California. A letter received by Samuel L. Prince from bis father ( Judge George E. Prince, chronicles the sate arrival Df he and Mrs. -Prince In California. Several days ago Judge snd Mrs. Prince left tor Banning, where they have two sons. Norman and John, who have been out there for some time. The letter stated that Mr. Norman Prince's health is much beter than lt waa two yeera ago when Judge Prince waa out Giere on a visit and that Mr. John Prince ls well and doing nicely. Judge and Mrs. Prince will re main In California until the middle of February, when Gie judge will re turn to South Carolina to preside in Gie 12th district Judge and Mrs. Prince made the long trip across the continent without mishap or discom fort. Much Old Clothing Has Been Received. A considerable quantity of clothing was sent to The Intelligencer office yesterday by persons who read in the morning parvr ot families in Gie city who were in need of covering for their bodies. The clothing received will be turned over to the committee who will see that lt is properly divided among those families in need of lt. Clothing Is needed for a boy of about 9 yeera of age, and anyone who haa old clothing suitable.for a boy of this age will be conferring a great kindness upon Gie little fellow if they 'will send the old clothing to Tho Intelligencer office. Splendid Shaw 0n?~~ At the Palmetto. It la a splendid show which tho Palmetto theatre ls offering to tho people bf Anderson this week, and Gie public la evidently appreciative ot Gila fact, if Gie also of Gie crowds going GM re to see Gie performances la to be aken as any Indication. The Allen-K^ona company, with a bunch ot pretty girls, who are good singers and dancers, and funny comedians, are holding the) hoards thisj week. Manager Pinkaton states that he ls gratoful to the people of Anderson for their patronage, and feels that Uley are appreciative of his efforts to give them good, clean entertainment. ? ., o ? Elive? Rebate an Freight to Peer. An Anderson business man has do sated the sam of* $2.43 to the poor, thia amount representing rebates from freight ot a year ago. Thia business man ls accustomed to doing Olinga ot this kind aad did not expect to gat back the overcharges which came to hun yesterday. Ii? decided Immediate ly to turn lt over to the fund for Gie poor. o ?ens?rate are Taking Stock. The holidays having passed and a lull come In all linea of business, many merchants ot the etty have be gun the annnat or semi-annual task of "taking stock." Since Gie resump tion of business teat Monday morn ing many employers have put their employees to work at Gila The weath er of the past few days has been Meal tor stock taking, aa Giere are few peo Ke Ia Ute etty and little trading be g dene, thua allowing the clerks to go about Gila work undisturbed. lellos Marrett^* Reports current in the city yester day that Julina Marrett, ot Fair Play, waa in a precarious condition aa a result ot being subbed by a negro severa! weeks ago, were evidently un founded, aa a telephone message last night from ute eklet of police at Westminister, arno asrid he waa con versant wita the facta la fee case, stated that the young man waa debug nicety and that he was considered practically oat ot danger. ************** Y SPARKLETS ? f ? tal Mention Caught Over tba * [treats off Anderson * Little Keltert Sander? III at Rochester. Now? received In thc city hy friend? and Dr. and Mrs. Lee Sanders ?B that their little son, Rorort. ?H suffering with pneumonia, with typhoid sytnp* tomn. Dr. and Mrs. Sanders have been in Rochester for some months, where Dr. Sanders ls associated with the celebrated surgeons Mayo Brothers, and the little fellow's health had been good up until the time he was taken ill with pneumonia. Miss Brownlee, a trained nurse of this city, who has nursed the little fellow, left-here Sun day for Rochester in response to a telegram, from Dr. Sanders. Friends herc of the family earnestly hope that the little fellow will recover. C. * W. C. Engineer Here Yesterday. A. II. Porter, engineer of roadway of the C. & W. C. railroad, with head quarters In Augusta, was in the city yesterday for the purpose of. going over the terminal property of the company. The engineer will bring to the ctly in the immediate future a party of engineers who will lay off the retaining wall and culvert work, the contract for which was some time ago awarded to W. W. Johnson. The work on the walls will be commenced Fridsy. Auditor Sounds Timely Warning. Auditor Winston Smith yesterday asked that notice be Berved on per sons who have not paid their poll tax that they must see the county treasurer Immediately and attend to this matter. If upon inquiry at the treasurer's office a person finds that tbere ls no poll charged against him, be must go to the auditor's office and get an additional for the poll. Failure to attend to thia matter within the specified time will cost the delinquent 18. Sunshine Yesterday Cordially Welcomed. Probably there was not a man, wo man or child In Andereon yesterday who waa not delighted to see the bright warm sun, after weeks of cloudiness, rain and miserable cold. The clear weather, had a visible effect m almost everyone's disposition, and there was a livlfer air all about tho streets. The weather man haa promis ed a continuation of these delightful conditions. -ro ['ol. August Keha Here Yesterday. Col. August Kohn, veteran news paper man and one of the* leading | business men of Columbia, was a visi tor in the ctly ; yesterday, having come] nore on business of a private nature. Col. Kohn haa lota of friends In An lerson who aro always glad to see ii im. One of the. few'bright streaks In the sessions v>f tho legislature ls the articles covering the ojelibara tiona of the lawmakers whicn Col. Kohn writes for the Charleston Newt, | md Courier. Hilm Hay In Police Court. Thore was not a great deal doing yesterday in Ute court of Recorder Russell, but tWu ewen bel?g bruunght Before him. In both instances the de fendants forfeited1'bond. Jake Bris sey, who was charged with loud iwearing and disorderly conduct for* felted bond of $10, as.did E. D. Cou pender, who was charged with fight- | ing and disorderly conduct . --a Dutiook fer Basy Saleaday ls Dall. Next Monday, being the first Mon lay of thc month, and the first ot tho ] new year, also, will be sslesday. In itiations at presont are that the day win be a dull one. Judge of Probate Nicholson has only ono small parcel if land to offer for sale on that day. ?? ????O' Resident of Oklahoma Is Visiting Here. C. H. Pearson; of South McAItster, ikltt., ls In Anderson visiting his fath er, J. W. Pearson, three miles east if the ctly. This ls the first trip Mr. Pearson has made to South Carolina in something like five years. He ls associated with the big wholesale firm >f Rod and Rod. Gore, Ga., P. A. Morgan had occas ion recently to uso a liver medicine I ind says of Foley's Catartic Tablets: "They thoroughly cleansed my ays tern and X felt like a new man-light md free. They are the best medicine [ havje ever taken for c?netltpatlon. rhey keep the stomach sw^et. liver tctlve, bowels regular." Foley Cathar tic Tablets are stimulating tn action ind neither gripe nor sicken. Teer Ira wholesome ami thoroughly cleans ing, and keep the liver active. Stout people like them. To Asyhan White Man of Townrflk Section j aa Taken to Co Henry Whitfield, a white man ot the rownvtHo section, .was earned yestef iay to Columbia where he will be placed ta the State Hospital for the Insane for treatment The patient iras conducted to Columbia by J. S. Campbell, who waa oaoottae? fw ?hat purpose et Judge of Probate Nichol *?The case of Whitfield is said to ba \ very pitiable ott?, ss he leaves na iled a wife and .two small children woo must be earea for. The officer left tiere late yesterday afternoon with, th* patient, expecting to arrive lr Columbia teat night, ?boat 10:80 ?'clock with hita, _ ?. fi N. HAS AUTHORIZED NORTH ANDERSON STOP ATTRACTIVE STATION WILL BE BUILT FOR THE ROAD'S PATRONS ON MAIN STREET I Waiting Room Will Be at Crossing of Car Tracks and North Main Street Announcement was made yesterday I morning that the Piedmont & North ern Liner, had authorized a station for ?North Anderson, which will be estab lished at the point where the railway tracks cross North Main street. An attractive waiting station will be erected for the convenience of pa trons of the road. Faans for the sta tion have not yet been drawn, but the statement is made that lt will be an attractive waiting room and thorough ly in keeping with the beauty and j progressiveness of North Anderson. The new station will, of course, be known as North Anderson. That the new stop and station bas been au thorized will come as a bit of good news to tho residents of that com munity and residents of the county farther on, who heretofore have not been permitted to board tho interur ban cars or leave them at that point. The now stop will Bave persons who would like to get off at North Ander son the long trip on down town. As generally known, the first stop with the interurban cars after leav ing the square has been at the college. I This was also thc last stop with cars coming into the city. CHECKS CROUP INSTANTLY You know crop is dangerous. And you should also know the senso of security that comes from always hav ing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound in the house. It cuts the thick mucus and clears away the phlegm, stops the strangling cough and gives easy breathing and quiet sleep. Take lt for coughs, colds, tickling throat, I hoarseness and for bronchial and la I grippe coughs. Con tains on opiates, j Every user is a friend. Trustees I Of City Schools Choose New] Member Next Sat nrday. The regular monthly meeting of thr board of trustees of- the city school) will be held Saturday afternoon 4 o'clock in the office of Superintc dent E. C. McCanto. The only matter other than' routlnl I business to come before the board wi| be that of electing a succesor to True tee Sherard, who tendered hi? rcslc nation some time ago as s member tito board on account of his hnvin| been elected to the State Senate trot this county. BEST FOB KIDNEYS-SAYS TOR r. Dr. J. T. R. Neal, Greenville, Car., says Gist in his SO years of ei porlence he has found no preparaUc for the kidneys equal to Foley Kidnc Pills. Pain in back and hipe is indication of kidney trouble-a wa lng to build up the weakened kidnoj make them vigorous, riding your blc of acids and poisons. Foley Kidnc Pills will help any case of kidney bladder trouble not beyond the of medicine. In Boc arru $1.00 st Sold In your town by Evans Ph arm r DRUBS EXCITE YOUR KIDNEYS, USE SALI If Your Back karta or Bladder era, Drink lots of water. When your kidneys burt and ye neck feels sore,-dont get scared proceed to load your stomach with lot of drugs that excite Gie kidnc and trrtate Gie entire urinary Keep your kidneys clean like you your bowels clean, by flushing with a mild, harmless salts vrniob moves the body's urinous waste stimulates them to their normal tlvity. The function ot Ute ia io filter the blood. In 24 hours strain from it 500 grains of acid waste, so we can readily ant' the vital Importance of kee tn? the kl noys active. Drink lots ot water-yo? too much; also get from any olst about four ounces of Jad lake a tablespoonful In a glass ot tar before?breakfaat each moaning a few days and your kidneys fine. This famous salto ls made the add of grapes and lemon combined with Itthla, and has uaod for generations to clean mulato clogged kidneys; also to tralise the acids In urine so lt no : ar is a source of irritation .titos i mg bladder weakness. Jad aatta is inexpensive; cannot Jure; makes a delightful effet Uthia water drink which ev should take now ead then to their kidneys clean and active, thia, atoo heap up the water [and no doubt yen will wonder ot your kidney trouble The People Are Educated Up To I Clearance Sales Now, and I Watch For Them. I The free delivery of mail tb the farmer daily has made him a great reader of the newspapers. Those who used to read the weekly now read the daily and those who used to get the news at the country store, now take the weekly, and 1 they read them "from kiver to kiver." If you doubt this Bj mention any subject of current interest to the first farmer you meet and *ee how well posted he is. The chances are, that he is better posted on the subject than you are. IIt is not only the town people that know that January is the month of great clearance sales, for the country peo ple look forward to them as r.uch as do the town people. Why? Because for the past eight or ten years- they have been reading of these great bargain events, fwhereby they could save from twenty-five to fifty per cent, on a great many of the necessities of life, if bought at the proper time In fact these big sales are fixtures in the mercantile worh' today, and the merchant who does not have two or three clean-up or clearance sales a year, thereby giving his trade a chance to take advantage of his sacrifice, is not only los- I lng a line opportunity to turn merchandise into money, but , he is losing prestige with his own trade, because your com petitor wil! hold this clearance sale and very probably ween some of your best trade from you. Suppose that the merchants of Greenville, Belton, I Greenwood and Spartanburg are now holding big clearance sales and the merchants of Anderson are not. What is going to be the result? There will be some Anderson county money spent in these towns, thqt under ordinary cir cumstances would be spent here, and then after once getting what they considered exceptional values, they might get in the habit of going there for all their purchases. Now gentlemen-this is the time-NOW-for clear ance sales, if you want to stimulate trade during the dullest time of the year and at the same time convert merchandise into money and make yourself some very good friends with the great values that you will be enabled to giv?, but if you wait a couple of weeks or a month, you will have waited too long. . Your general expense is just as much for January, whether you do some real business or just stagnate, so why fl not spend a little money for advertising and put on a real fl sa|e that will get the business? lt will be dollars and cents fl in your pocket to do this. SASSEEN, THE AD. MAN. . tl'.rmr'^^^r^Kjm L i4'^-^<^..^^J--r^VjHy^-V-,-^ -lt-'- ? War News BERLIN, Dec 30.-(by Wireless to <ondon, 3 p. io,)-Tho official ootn lunjcailon given out today by tho iermsn war office saya: "In the western theatre of the war re still ?re fighting for the hamlet of lt. Georges to the south of Niouport rhich we were compelled to evac?alo wing to a surprise attack. "Storm and cold nave caused dara gc to the positions of both sides in landers and hi northern France. "Cn the rest of the front the day assod quietly "In East Prossla the Russian caw U-y was driven back in the direction f PUtkalle? (four miles from '.he tunslan frontier and south of the ilemcn river.) "In Poland: On the right hank of he Vistula the situaiior. remains un hanged. On the western bank of the fistula'-tba offensive to the east of the rtbutatry Brura continuos. For the est, fighting tc the east of the Rawka raren continues as weil as at Tn ow ogs and in the region to the south rest of this place. "Reports from outside sources give he Impression that Lowie? snd iklerniewice are not tn our posses Ion. We captured these places more han ?ix days ase. gkismJcwSca is Hunted fir bshlttd our front." PARIS. Dec 30.-(2:30 p. nj.) 'rance claims slight gatas afar "Nieu ort in the of?ctat announcement gtv n out hy the war dap*rtr**at thia at* ernoon. This communkatlcu also ?cites other points along Die line rheta Germen attacks have been rivet? jteck. There has been heavy omfcarding at St, Georges; in the dane, region, and on the height* of ho h?ente. The teat of the comment ation tollows: . "tn Belgium wa^ha^^jjron a little ppoaHe Polders, ?sd to the noV?? of l?anbaartuyae. The enemy r?fefoctet! t. Oeorroc to a violant twrnibardmeni. Trw ta the position wa ar? putting tn stat* ot defense. "Wo hav? captured a German point f support located to the southeast of loneebekd vm the'read between Dee laero and Fascheedas?e 'From th* L^a to tba Oise there Is othing to report. "In tb? vatley of the Atsne aa*W ?fcamnaiffe* th? enemy has manifested nothcr barst of Activity which hes MM? "Gt* for? t*rt?w??r?y of ? fat sTtl?sry tea to which ear heavy t ell the fro**, but partie en attack against oaf poaittons at La Toto de Faux; Uris waa repulsed, "In Upper Alsace ?rs are consoli dating our poeiUoua. Our heavy artil lery reduced to alienee the German howttaers which were bombar ding up per Ashpach." PARIS, Dec. 30.-(10:35 p. m.) Tjho following official communication wai m?cu vj tim wir ?m<p? ?.uni gil i; .There are no important incidents to Tepon except bombardments tn tbs region of Arras and on tho heights ot the Manse and progresa in Cham pagne which seems to have been quito pronounced. PETROGRAD, Dec. 30.-(via Lon don, 8:35 p. ?n.)~Tho Russian'view ot recent dereiopments tn Poland " is that a definite check bas been ad ministered to tito Germana. Their evacuation of Hlatnewlce, five miles north ot Soehacsow. is regarded by military critics as "rising down too curtain on the third Germ?n advance towan! Warsaw." Ot a tremendous loss to themselves, the Germans had succeeded ir? estab lishing M ?oo?iujd x? m?Birsew?co, on tho east bank ot the Bxura, but three Weeks of persistent sledge hammer attacks failed to penetrate the Russian Une before Wevsaw. When it became evident that the Ans trian advance from the Carpathian mountartns had fsi'c?. the Germans evacuated the village, The Austrian Carpathian op?rations evidently form ed nu integral part of the- general pisa for the Warsaw cam ry artillery is being brought up by tho Germans along their contre between llklsrlowice an? Pillea river, but this is regarded a purely a de fensive ??ove te prevent breaking .ot tfce German Hoe by Russian Infantry operating there under, the cover of artillery. Uncfflclal reports from the Warsaw front say that in comparison wRfc the heavy artillery duels, infantry ppar aUcas^are more erdsode*. . M tko important town of GWnee, is s?Hes eotith of TucbOw, where tho West Gaiieiah Au&Uiaa army iit^aW|Vj ly was halted ?ed prevented from Joimktg th*-; of Oserai Boshm-Brmol **g tram Sanek-Lfsfto, the imxeeton p9tnt of se*-, roa?s ranaln? ?sat, ? : west - through the Carpathian Pursuit of ibo retreating Ja th? azu?-LfshO- distrtet carried as tar a? TasHS>.