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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-03
Gic 1ran ainN mit einem 9Ln6eren.

Der @drtncr 9Sm. 6. 6ronflin
Don 9ir. 226, @cit-SoffmanitroBe,
crbiclt I'M Greisgeridt cine abiollte
G@eioung BON ieiuer 6rmi Gillian
6. Sronflin. Ger Dlonn gob an, oaB
cr geiebeu babe, wie ole 6rma NIT
cincm onoeren @lanue ole @onoeI-
biloer beiud6t babe no Damn ni@t
nor llbr 9laGts nac6 Souic gefoHs
men lei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-03
Sumner am 8a0Itaae 6ereit.

Sm areis9eridt crbiclt Ger 9obn.
bcontc G6orleS @. @ritton bon GER.
III 0ltWfontgonerDitroBc, cine ob.
ioIute Sheioung BON ieiner 6ral
glounie @. 9ritton Die er am 30.
syonuor 1903 gebeirot6et batte
9rittou bc5cugte i'm @eridt 0oB oie
6rou nur an ocn 3obltogcn 5u@ouic
5u finoen mar Gas SOAR le6te
3nei Sabre 5liammcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-03
Die leetcm G6rcm

@eitern 9ia1mittag muroc Serr
Sulhus Wlcper, Der lebten @iittmo6
i'm 9llter bon 81 Sa6ren iniolgc eincs
S6lagihiies ans Dem Scbei ihieo,
bonn Eroler6ate, 9lr 203, glorO-
StrcepcritraBc, ans auf Dem ct.
@oluS 6rieoboie 5ur eluigen 9hi9e
6eiqcIebt. gaitor Eo6er bon Der lilt9.
l}a5arct6 Stride in Sig6Ianotomn
6ielt sic Groucrreoe. Bier NlitgIie-
ser ser .9rauerei-9lr6eitcr. Union"
nlngirten ais 9a6rtll6troger.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-03
qe6cnenaSe

9lus um6efonnten GriinOeu Der.
iubte iic6 seitern 9lbenO Il llbr ser
Al Sabre aIte Somes 9lpel bon Scr.
PIP, @oitern9lpenue, 0as 2e6en 81
nebmcn inoem er Gin Guontim Gar
boliGure tronf.
Seine G6ut wllrOe redt5eitig ent.
Oedt. Ger SebeusmiiOe wuroe nod
Dem St. Soiep6s-Soipitol ge6raht
no cr iib jebt auBer 9ebensgeiabr be.
iiu0ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-03
@ei9afts. .@rgweiicr.


ge0drts.glrtltel.
,,x6c Mlners e 0ids 0u., i0t S'ooiparo'Gir.
3eitlinocn 3eitihriftcl ETC.
,,1be gnltmorr Mems Gu" 0rnct 8. 6uucr.
@elddlisiihrcr. 227 Noro.0aineri rpbe.
Deutide Bidder itno 8eitldrlitcn.
a. paui;id, 10 oro'Fopplcionstabc.
@au-@loteriot Sbaren SenNer.
rabmen 2aocn etc.
Samec 2. Softer & Co., ii5-ii7 Gin 6reoe'
rid Sirabc.
g1otioHol 8outcn.
.,xhc Oh xemm glutIoual 9nuln @an. une
0reer'Suabe, Sncob 9S. Quoi &rlliQenl;
Nenru q. 0leoue laiirer
.eesono glaiioual snnL" i32 sao.erooowon.
,eeItern 9latlonai gantD "a Nosoeuian.
@hnhc ~ Wlnuloit Wollircr
SoulD' uno eomonro'9uohe
Stoots 9onfen.
,,rentlme Nouf puu Nnlt.mure," Nallinlore'
ino ponionp SttaBe sueuii 9seocr. AtnN
ceui Geo. 8 Hane NalluH.
Spar.9mafen.
yDeutids eporbonl pon Baltimore guiap.
nno baltimore slrnbe.
Mormor. imo @ranit. @crfc.
8. piadrmr & epms, 22s goro'0borles.sh
2anopirtbihaitIihe @erdtbc uno
S6mereien.
gFliiitb.xuner 80, 2o5 Noro 9oco.erob
40bofatcn
anrl ". Nl emole BOG e. BAN. enale
Wnltapnc Norb, 26i 200 Guipcti NnilolnB.
%lintbing 6urnoccs, NanacS ino
Sefen, 9odoeden uno 9iinren.
Bennett @rosq 52a aero'5semoutslpeune.
2upierihnlieoe uno @Ium6ers.
SD1n 0ubcrt, t7i4 Tbanis Girnbc g. & N
Galeppon Rsolie 1929
Gigent6uns. 9lgenten lmo S1n0ler.
@ierre 6. 1uann & Nep0cW, 10 CiteeGms.
Seuer.@erlidernaen.
,,9luHnl Srinrancc SO, Of 0iuelpoolD 0enr0 VI.
9S0rlleln. Nclioeh Dlln0Qcr fOl i03 Shane
Der ol Commerce NulloinQ
,,Wcrmnuln 6eucfuerHncmuQ6 Ocicnimait'
baltimore. nno 0ori0 0'Shabc
8Iehblotten W}ctoll etc.
abyn, 0gnilia 60, dueopprrD, ia AS
Rionos mo Grseln.
61ns. @l etrii Q gloro.eiberiu eirobc
Vllempnoren oQcr glrt un0 NNl'
lhniieo 3ubebor
&. ecoh Rohus 0o. s62 adt Notb cdp'Sit
4 aSIonolcib Weid)0ite.
pS0nlaiooigo Scan 0oa" i NogoQoD rabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-03
.@cr. eanaer ppn Nnltimure.o

ngcr. Singer 0on Baltimore"
9eomtc fir oas louieuoe So6r er-
ud6lt. Outer 5iuou5obihmB.
@lane fiir Observation-Disclosures.
Cie 9lamen Der Celeaatcn bon
oeu @ereiuen.
Grob ieine9 oriugenOen 9lblebnens
iob iib Serr @eorgc 9eiiert Der bis.
6erige graiioent Der nGereinigtcn
Singer pon Baltimore Dem itiir.
miiGen Grdugen unO 6er5lihen Bit
ten iciuer SongeS6rii0er gegeniiber
gen0tbgt ieine geitern gl6eno erfolg.
te @ieOeuUobl 5u Oicicm e6renpoQen
unO be0eutiomen @oiten arBnue6s
men, GoQ5d6lig poren Oie u&erci
nigten Sanger" 3u Der geltrigen
So6res &eriammhng unO 9eomten.
g9o6l in i6rem &eriommhngs-Sofa
lie. Dem Glubbaus Oes ,@ermania.
MGnnerhors~ on ser 9loro-6omorO-
StroBe eribienen, Cos @eiommter.
ad6ifB Ser 9eanten-@ubl nor Oos
fol9enoe:
9Srdiioeut, 5. George 9efiert; T.
@icc-9SrGIioent, SriB 9}orocn6ol8; 2.
@icc.%rdiioert, 9l0Qlf Siri6; Sdob.
3ueiiter Sermam Nlidlih; Sefrc-
tGr @eorge 0inmel6eber; 6iuau5-
SefretGr 6rib Soimanu; I 9iblio-
t6efar 8. 9roofs @iloe6ronOt; 2
Gi6liot6efor Scuro 9ioo6; 6a6ncn.
trigger, sSoiep6 Ge6of; Girigent,
So6u 81. @lein
Nluiif.@omite Sermon @raeie,
@einr. G6omos, @il6elm Nlott6eiB,
9lnoreos 9oper mo @erman Selinet.
Celegot 5un olmob6dngigeu 9iir-
serpcrein" s. g. &oBler Ger 81
ren@rGiioelt Der rGerciuigten Sdn-
ger", Serr 2oui5 SHneioer leitete
Sic @o6l 91ohite6enOc @erren bill.
oetcu oos @o6l Gomite Charles
91c1 s. 3. &6Bler nn6 SSo6u Stod.
Gin 0onfihrei6eu Oes ullnn6bdns
qigen @iirgerOereinS" 6etreiis ser
9etbeiliglna Der u&ereinigteu Gan.
GER an ser Geiuihen Gng-Seier un0
Elm ioldes oes N}ulit.Gomites iiir Die
Sternen6ounerfeier 6etreffs oes Con
5erts i'm Gruio SiQ-%orf famen 8ur
Gerlehing Ser 8inon56eribt pies
eiuen lleberiAuB BON $252.67 oilf
Gin Gomite muroe crnonnt melhes
Bic 9clcourg elmer &oae fir @inter
@er9nii9ungen 6eioroen ioQ 9lah
ite6enOe &erren ae60ren oieiem 50.
mite an: Souis S1neioer. SSo6u
stod g9il6elm N}oi6eiB, SriB 9}or
Oenbol5 mo Seinri6 9loeber Gie
eir5elnen @creine imo fir ooS font
menoe @eiddftsia6r OirA iolgenoen
&erren pertreten
,glrion~: 8. George Qcffert, G6oS
9leu 6ernl @rdie, SenrD 9loder,
Srib SenoridS, 6ron8 SdntiOt
G6os. Simmer, 9luoolf Sutbmau,
SteCpcrtreter 9io6ert 2ongc G6orles
9ertron
nSorn1oiie~ Seur1 EbomoS g.
S6neiOcr l0ermou Nlidlih, @. @
StiiGr, 9n0reos 9oper.
u@erluonio.N}dnnerAor" gSiQiam
l}at6ciB, s. 3. 9loBIer Srib Soi.
mann Or. ". Ben Soeggius, Sons
&el0t 81. s. 9lapfel.
r,yro6iinn". s. 9roofs-SilOc.
brouot Scnrp @Serge6eun SOicpb
9icbot,
.E6olio 9Rdnnerc6or~. @corge
Smmcl6cbcr, Sobn Stod, 9lOoli
@irid.
,.N}o5art Wldnncr6or~ &ernidn
Sclinef. W}dr StrouB
..Gi3cnfrou5~ 1So6u Souic, @u.
itou Serucbcn.
rN}clo0ieD 2ouis 9iob
,@ermania Quartett.Glu6" &il-
liam Riiber, Soiep6 Seiid
uMebger-@eiong Gercin": 5riB
9loroeubol5, 6reO @ol56ouer
n1citeno 2ieoerfran5" Senrp
9Roo6, G6riition Giden.
.@crmonio GoncIop
9ir. 202"
Sir Gin 9luitcrn-Sioltcl iucl3es
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-03

1914 9ammr0inleroicricl &io iiMc
Hnnni Goicleten Rfuno 29c
. Riulo Schmoridmm fir gc.
0budrodn gfO. 1870: A Rio. ACC.
1 GiuHh gealoori Nraien feline 8noden uno
tein 4bau ic0r iein Ocrlucbi cs. 121zc.
sugar cireo Rinoileli0 3d. 1 ic.
9tippcnronit . 10. t21ac
1elifntcncu.S Scpnrtcmcnt.
Narioiiel Snlni BID. 0c o0cr Rio. fir 25c
GebiiQcmamic 0oofiibsenueu 9ubeno 12c
Bon ms c.bIi iaori3rie 5raniturter ssirite.
ODER Bologna, Efo, 15c
6rildc 9anomnrit. nit sal0ei ooer scacrie
1cipir8t BIO. i6c.
6ri@cs SndflciD Bio. 1ic
@crn1eimcr 9rue'
gruRc 6amlicns9docn,
SagcttC Strnbc, onrnlnncno Dic 6nr SeTlu0inn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-03
gInstauidl- 9SrOfrii0r funmt nidIt.

@ombrtog e. Nlaii 2 DIT
@rofeiior @aloenar @oigt BON Der
@ottinger llnioeriit0t melcber Scr
0eutihe 9luStalid @roieiior nsh
Saroaro aepeien mare, ibeilte pen
llni0eriitdt- Gernoltlna geiteru nit
ooB er uibt I'M Stauoc it, Geutid-
lano 5u pcrlaiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-03
Nleltphlene0 9LnI0 uic0eracinn0cn.

0os 9llttomo6il bon @eorge =.
9leiliou BON RolanO Sort, uelc6es
ON Eouneritoa sl6euo geitoblen wir-
0e, lit on @ai6iugtou-9onlepor 26
Nlcileu bon Baltimore cniicrni ali-
Qcnm0en por0en
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-03
gIngIteILMnasIdlluin0Ier 0eriuIaI.

Sou 6roncfsco, Gal, 2.
Sfto6cr. 0ie Goutroftoreu Der
@ouama @ociiic 9lusitcamg iiel
lem mie bier aeitern befonnt muroe,
9tadforihungen nod 5mei Scutcn
on, pelde ii6 G6cds iber $4,000
81 perihofieu gepuBt boben inocm
iic fdlihli1 poreoben, iie icieu BON
oen Hcgierineen Salts uno Can
Gomingos 6eauftrost woroen. glus-
iteaunesgebduoe 6u erriGten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-03

ben 5liigel.2Iohitnnten besleitet cine
iiarfe Seibpahc 0en aoiier Mli iei.
ner 5nbrten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-03

Shlo0en0cr 9emefs.
@hItter (Oie Sotterieliite onrtic
6eno) v@ieoer nihts gepouncni
IS 1T ihon sum @aormisrauien!
Sect babe ih oas Coos erira pom
Dir 5ie6eu laiien wciI Is 1eiBt oaB
9inOer Slid I'M Spiele 6abenl"
9adtiid uSie6it Oh Qlamma 10
aebts, neil Gu ME alaubeu ipilllt
ooB i'd tein aino me6r 6inl~
Gin Seuhlcr. n Shmicgw
miltter ySiebe ainoer, id Dob' mIr's
onoers iiberlegt; ih fobre nidt meg
ionoern bleibe innter 6ei Glb"
Sbmiegeriobn oSMooe lluo ih
6otte ihon elm ih0nes @eoidt
nErennungsidmcr8 gemohtl~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-03
Sernheimer grus.

Der arphe 2nbcn ihr has 0eim, nit ben ilcinen
Ficiru. Giuc Stnot IN iM clblt 90u
Der 0ageitcsStrnRe Dinnurm bis sur
Scriuqtuu. Strn6c
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-03
@raiia @ereens."

Ser ultrfel @rdiig.9ereeu" 6ielt
geitern 9l6eno in Der neuerofineten
Stog.SaQe al Der @anoDer.StroBe
ieiue So6res Geriainmluug nit 9e.
omtenwd6l ab IS uurOen orei nelle
Wlitglieoer oiigeuomnen uno oas
folgeuoe llnter6oltungs .@rogranni
fir 0ie s@inter Soiion ouigeitellt.
Sonntog. oen fl. Sfto6cr Grcir,
lion noh Summit @robe; Sonntag,
Den % 9io0ember g(uitern.Hoiten
I'M gSeiten0.@orf; Dienitog, ben B.
9topem6er Sobres 9oa IN Der Se6.
nioun@oQe; Sonnta9 oen 27. -
3ember &ei6nnhtsieier in Der Se6.
mouu.SoQe; Wlittwoh, oen a. Sc
bular @loSfen9oa in Der Seb-
monn-Noae. Cic 9eonItemuo6l sci.
tiotc oos uahiie6cnoe Grqc6uS:
@icoCr9cud6li wurOclE ST. sS-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-03

gou-@loterioI Eburen 6enNer.
robmen, 9oocn etc.
Samee Q. Softer & Co., ii5.-ii7 siio 6reoc.
rid SirnBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-03
02otiouol Q3auteit.

StootS 9onfen.
- nreniihe gauf puu gnltlmore," Nolhmore'
llno Nouihnb zitdbc 2lueui @ecocr. RtdN
ocui Geo. g. Hnna. Naliircr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-03

.,x0c Mlncrs & 0ids Gp. 03 81 oomar0.Gir.
3eihln9cn, 8eitihriftcn etc.
,,T6e Baltimore News Gu" 0rnch g. 5uncr
@eiddiisfhrer. 227 Noro.0aperi 5lrpbe.
9eutidc Bidder liu0 8eitldrIitcn.
a. Dani;id, 10 Noros sEoppleion.eitaBc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-03

W2armor- ino @ranit. @erfe.
s. oiladrmeg & Guns 223 Moto.Gborles elt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-03

Spors9mlfen.
- apcutidr eparbant pon Ynnlmure." 1uQip.
nno baltimore 5lru6c
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03
BRIDGE STREET IS
SMOOTH once MORE
THoRoUGHFARE ON THE WEST
SIDE PUT IN ABNoRMALLY IS
GOOD CONDITION o'

The finishing touches today were
put on the portion of Bridge street
that is being improved. At about 10
o'clock this morning the steam roller
belonging to the San Miguel county
road commission made its initial trim
over the thoroughfare. The top layer
Of dirt had already been taken off and
gravel and clay put down. When this
was crushed into place the street
made a presentable thoroughfare for
vehicles.
The work has been carried on by
private citizens and was directed by
Ludwig w. Ilfeld It stands as tes-
timony to the unselfishness of the
men who, devoted their time and
money to its completion
Mr.. Ifeld today expressed the hope
that all the business men of the city
would join the project and place the
roadways along the Plaza, through the
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03
EVANGELIST POINTS
THE ROAD TO HEAVEN
GRIMM SAYS THIS HIGHWAY WAS
BOUGHT AND PAID FOR BY
JESUS CHRIST

The fourth week of the revival al
the First Baptist church began last
evening with goodly sized crowd
lend an interesting meeting. "It is be
ling demonstrated in every service that
Jesus still has power to save in this
fast twentieth century says the evan
Igelist. Evangelist Grimm used for his
subject, THE Highway to Heaven"
He said in part:
@One thing about this way; it cost
a great price. Every read in this
world cost a great amount of money
THE Santa Fe road which goes
through this town cost somebody an
immense amount of labor and money.
You go to Texas and you will see
great highways in the black land belt,
and when you see them you know
that those roads cost a vast amount
Of money. But you can put the cost
of every railroad and highway in this
world together and then you will have
Ioniy a vague idea Of the great cost to
build this way to glory, 1t cost hea-
ven its brightest jewel; it cost God
His only Son to build This highway
to glory. o! what cost!
another thing about this highway:
it has good foundation. 1t is build
ed on Jesus Christ and there is no
danger of wreck on this way, for
Jesus is the engineer and the Holy
Spirit is the conductor. This road to
heaven is plain way. The scripture
says, Tt is so plain that way-faring
man, though a fool, should not err
therein U
'On this highway to heaven you
have good company. The book says:
Y is a way Of holiness. Most all the
good mothers of this earth are on
this road; all about is Gods nature
to cheer you on the way; there is
Happiness every day on this way. If
you want joy, peace, comfort and
contentment, come get on this way
ard follow it home to gIory."
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03
ELKS WILL RECEIVE
ELECTION Returns
MEMBERS AND VISITING ELKs
ARE INVITED TO COME TO
THE CLUB HOUSE

Exalted Ruler W. H. Springer OF
the Las Vegas lodge of Elks, an
nounces that election returns from all
over the county, with special atten.
ton to New Mexico, will be received
at the Eiks' club house tonight. The
members are cordially invited to 90
to the building and get the returns
hot off the wire. A great bowling
contest between two picked teams is
scheduled to relieve the monotony of
waiting for something to turn up
A good time is promised to all.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

The verdict in the case Of Arthur
Staab of Santa Fe against the admin
istration of the will of his brother,
the late julius staab of Albuquerque,
which was returned Sunday morning,
was against the Santa Fe man, the
jury holding the VIII to have been
valid. Arthur Staab will endeavor to
secure a new trial Many Las Vegas
people were interested in this case as
all the parties to it were well known
here.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

whole length of Bridge street, Doug
las avenue, Seventh street and Eighth
street to st. Anthony's sanitarium,
and National avenue to the bridge, IN
good shape.
'The project would only cost $780,
said Mr.. Ilfeld. I'VE could raise that
amount by one really good dance. Let
us make the roadways of Las Vegas
something to brag about"
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

"The High School Girls Glee Club
has always made a creditable, showing.
Mrs. Adolphine Kohn, the directress,
vcuches for the Legend of Bregenz"
being one of the best things Of the
king ever given in Vegas Wednesday
November 4.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

The Ladies Altar society of the
Church of the Immaculate Conception
will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:3O
o'clock at the home of Rev. Father
Rabeyrolle, corner of Fifth street and
Main avenue.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

There will be a practice tonight at
toe Y. NJ. c. A. for the ASSOCIATION
team. This practice is important in
view Of the game that is scheduled
to be played against the Normal team
Saturday All candidates are required
to be present.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

According to Volunteer Observer
Lewis of the Normal University the
lowest temperature reached last night
was SS degrees. The maximum was
SO degrees.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

Mutual theater tonight only, "Tha
FId of the Gallery" Two reel Broncho
Featuring Miss Gladys Broclwell. well
known in Las Vegas, formerly with
the Lubin comany, which was station
led here. Also Mutual Girl No. 49,.
Music by the Mutual four piece or
Qt
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

The pictures Of the Normal Cniyer-
sity Glee club which were taken a
few days ago have been received at
the school and are considered salts
factory, One of the pictures may be
enlarged and displayed in Albuquer-
querque as an advertisement for the
club.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03
SANTA EE REPUBLICAN,

Santa Fe, Nov S.-lndications are
that Santa Fe county will go repub-
lican by small plurality. The vote
is not particularly heavy, only 900
votes having been cast up to 8 o'clocR
this afternoon.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

The Fairy Prince The Star, Dawn
Mother Goose, Santa Claus, Harvest,
Bo peep, Little Boy Blue and Colum-
bia, all will be seen Wednesday, No
vember ADV.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

A monster Packard automobile
came into Las Vegas last night and
left this morning. The party came
from New York and was bound for
Los Angeles. They carried beds and
all other apparatus for an extended
trips ~
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

Officer P. J. Murphy arrested F. G..
Mcbride last night for vagrancy. Nc
Bride appeared bercre Police Judge
D R. Murray this morning at the city
hall and was sentenced 10 30 days
at work on the city streets.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

Rev. Father Adrian Rabeyrolle, pas
tor Of the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception, went this mornino to
Santa Fe, where he called upon Arch.
bishop J. B. Pitaval
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

The exterior of Hoffman and Grau-
barth's store on the West side is be
ing treated to a new coat of paint.
Peter P. Mackel is doing the job
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

Or. William Howe and party of four
friends went out over the mesa about
% miles to shoot quail today The
party left in DR.. Howe's car at an ear
~ hour
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs, Charles w G. Ward
entertained few friends at an in
formal dancing party at their home on
Eighth street last night.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

The county clerk has issued mar
riage license to Cleopatra Padilla
and Eduardo Montoya, both of Las
Manuelitas. auoOG
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

The board Of county commissioners
did not meet yesterday, the regular
monthly session being put off until
after the election.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

The new suits are beauties. You
can't resist their style, and the prices
will appeal to all economical buyers.
ADV.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03
NEW SUITS ARRIvE AT BACH.

ARAcH's
All the most approved points for
winter are brought out in this lot of
beautiful suits, which has just arrived.
All specially priced at Bacharach's.
-AdY.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

Train No. arrived in Las Vegas
today about two hours and 40 minutes
behind its schedule.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

One lot of shirt waists, mostly
white lingeries at one-half off at
Bacharach' 's.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

Special prices on ali coats, suits
and dresses, none reserved at Bach
alach s.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

Stern and Nahm are loading their
lambs for shipments today. They are
destined for points in Colorado.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

Let us quote prices on your winter
suit or coat. Every garment guaran-
teed by Bacharach Bros. ADV.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

Finch'g Golden wedding rye, aged
in wood. Direct from the distillery to
you At the Lobby, Of course.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

Express has just brought some
beautiful new fur sets for children to
Bacharach' 's.-Ady.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03
MONEY Foa EUROPE

The various schools Of Greater Las
Vegas, including the Normal Univer-
sity and the parochial institutions,
contributed $3.50 to the Christmas
ship fund for the children of Europe.
This money, In connection with the
S29 given by the Woman's club and
other donations, was sent to the head
quarters Of the Christmas ship fund.
1t will be used in purchasing needed
sItfcles, toys and candy for the Eu-
ropean children whose homes have
Eeen made desolate by the great war
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

Phone Greenhouse, Main ZIG, for
flowers. Perry Onion.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

Herman Henry Krenz and Margaret
SLACK, both of Watrous have taken out
"a marriage license.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

Call up Main 276 for flowers, Perry
Onion Greenhouses.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

Flowers. Call Greenhouses, Main
ZIG. Perry onion.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

Old Taylor Whiskey and Sherwood
Rye at the Opera Bar.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03

Get Bacharach's special prices on
suits and coats.-Ady.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-03
LOCAL NE WS

Cutler Brothers, insurance. North
west corner Of Plaza.-Ady.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-01
RUSSIA

limited Press Leased Wire Service.]
PETRoGRAD, Oct. 31.-News Of 4
formal declaration Of war by Turkey
upon Russia Is momentarily expected
today. It was admitted the Turkish
cabinet had been In continuous session
at constantinople since yesterday, con-
sidering a plan Of action. Diplomatic
representatives Of France and England
are expected to stand by Russia and
demand their passports and leave Con-
stantinople late tonight or early Sun
day unless Turkey disavows the BEL
Ilserent actions Of her fleet and apollo
sizee, agreeing at the same time to
make settlement and proper amends.
The Russian ambassador has already
left constantinople, according to the
best information obtainabIe here. Al
though rumors have been widely cir;
cuaated today that action Of the Tur-
kish fleet in attacking Russian Black
sea cities was not authorized by the
Turkish government, It is felt here
that Turkey must accept responsible
ity and fight. There 10 no Disgusting
the exaitation In Russia that at last
Russian troops are to be permitted to
work their will on the Turks. There
are many old scores to be paid back
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-11-01
JAP An

y 81 e. = .
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
TOXIC, Oct. 31.-The Japanese
1ritish-lndian troops who are attempt
inq the reduction Of the German con-
cession at kiao chau, are reported to-
day to have captured another outlying
fort near Using Tao and to be at.
tempting to take the entire position by
a series Of assaults. They are receiv-
Ina assistance from the Japanese fleet
which Is steaminp close In shore and
is bombarding the positions with its
heavy guns. Every effort Is being
made by the Japanese to take the
city ard advices received today say
that already a good rortion Of II has
been destroyed by fires set by the ex-
pIoding shells.
Meanwhile flying squadron COM
prisina the swiftest cruisers Of the
Japanese fleet has been dispatched to
search for and destroy the German
cruiser Emden which is raiding Jap
anese and British shipping In the In
dian ocean and vicinity. Japanese
cruiser assigned to this task are fast
er than the Emden and unless the lat
ter 10 able to make neutral port
and is informed by her commander, Of
ficiaIs at the admiralty are certain
that she will be sunk within the next
few days.