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Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-12-10

Stuutcn it, iofort sic erf0r0crlihen
QcIcBljhcu &citImmlugcn or3uneb-
men, frat 0crcu Der Er0li0cnt Scr
Q}crcjniQtcl Stoutcu in Oeu Ston0
QcIcBt miro, ouf Die Nu@mhr aucr
MricQ@foutrcbou0c Gin Nu5fubrDcrbot
5u IcQcu uuaQenommeu 9}obrunQ&-
mittcl nm 0u0lrh Den frie2fjihrcn0en
Nt0d1ten icOc llrtcrluItunQ OicIer Ne
publif sur SortfiIbruUg 0c2&rlcQca 3ll
cnt}ichc1.
oNir crfl0reu fcrner, DAB mir NIT
Ocu NcIrrbrmgcu DER hriItIlhcu Stir
he Olcie2 %un0c2 ijbcrcinitilnmelL
mouoh Der @ott Oc8 tSricoen5 onge.
rllfcn mcr0cn iou, Der ben Srie0en
brinQcn fonn, 0aB mir ober 0ic 6elt.
hclci lnO Den irrclI9i0len &un0eI8-
Qciit OieIe5 %ouOcs OcrmcriCn, 0cr M
icre 6ricocn5Qcbctc oonit bcautpor-
tct, Dob cr Observation-Disclosures
mO Sen bIuiicu 600 Oen fdnlpfcu0cn
Nccrcu Guropua Icn0ct.
o@ir crfl0rcn fcrncr, 0oB mir OILS
pcrcinlgtc 3olien Ole utcr Dem muc-
ritmliihen Banner lmIcr Ecil sur Or
bnItltng 0e5 tyrie0Cn3 bciQctroqcn bu=
ben, nnerifoniihC8 Ghriltcntlm ln0
omerifoniihc Qualification 8eforoert
bnbcn, ooB mir un9 AT l0nltlihe 2lmc-
~ if,1rc, Yr,C,tSo1r r,,f+ Sar 81 SC,-,,,,,
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-12-10

Die mei1teu Stintmgeber DuBten e6elt
ntdt, mas Der 9telt Der meilten Imelt-
dement's be3medte, uno 10 rnarfierten
10000 g8dbler Oieie Stimm3ettel
ilberboupt nidt.
Slider lit mt6, oaB 8oubernelr
9prne cine biel b0bere Stin1men5ob[
iiber Ieinen oenlofrotiiben 8egner err
baIten bdtte, nenn ni6t 81. 8. 9ii-
har08 unobDangig 9elaufen mare.
SSeoenfall5 mod)ten ole 3eitungen,
mel6e Hihar0S lt11teritiiBten, elm jam.
merlihe8 6iosfo; 5ugIeib lit es Jon.
oerbar, bob trob Der groBen Mdngel
un0 unpraftiIben 8eitintmungen oe5
RtdaroS 8rtn16rgeieBeS leBtere5 nit
44C97 81 37106 aufreht erbalten
muroe. - "a Serr u. 8. Hiharos
nod ieinen beidnorenen Gusiagen ilG
.gon3en $14,250 fiir feline aontpagne
mtsqab, 10 foItete i'm ieoe Samme.
Die fir ibn ob8egeben mur0e, ettua
.$1.60.
Sief be0auerIi6 lit, 6ab Gbas.
8urfe in leiner 8abl fiir ben 8urtoes.
iennt lmterlag. Gr itano feIt gegen
Brobibttion lnb gegen 6rouenIttnm-
redt, pabreno iein oemofratii6er
8egner unb Steger, 9err SO. 9.
SSobnIon, iiber 0ieie sSragen ipdbren0
Der gan3en aampagne yr1untln"
blieb. 0orun miro man ooppeIt in-
tereIitert ieiu oiirfer, tpie er ii6 bel
oieSbe5iiglid)er Stimmenabgabe int
8unOe8fongreB, Der ndbites Sabr
|mieoer 8uiommentritt, nerbolten miro.
0a8 Enforcement SSobnIon8 leitenS
8rGIioent 8ilion, cine foItipieiige be-
|motratiide 8ltnOe8ienat 4antpagne,
0as 9lu5ien0en bon SuilIen6eH ltto
Abertauienoen bon 3trfularen nit
8illonS SS5nOorfement an ale Stiinnt-
geber Oes Staotes, 0aS 0irefte @in-
greifen 9rDarlS u1lo oes 8eneralpoIt-
meiIterS 9urIeion bitten sobnIon
ntht gerettet, penn tauienoe BON re-
pli6ltfantlhen Stimmgebern in ben
glad Sills iiberbalipt geItinlmt hdt-
ten uno rpelm 8urfes oSSrellnoe" nno
Die glnbdnger bon 3on1 SborIon Gar-I
ton, oas u8eiltlemens agreement" ae-
balten batten.
9eun befontmt Siio 9afota in oasI
aongreB-l llnterbals a,pei pollige Neu-I
linge: 9t. 6. ssobnlon, Hepublifaner,
| IunO $. 8. 8anop, 9enofrat, ipabrennI
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-12-10
Son9reb J. GrOffnung.
Ter 63. SnnbesfOn9rcf pUn Nenem
i'll Stbnng.

PIN IeBten W}ontug trot ser SO.
&on0reB 5u ieiner 0ritten S6luBiei.
Iton 3uIonunen. 2lm 3tenltaq perlas
Der Eroitoent Dor geueiniamcn Sou.
| fern feline 9otidaft ltt0 &rogroulnt-
reOe.
Bon Scr Iebten SeIlton iinO nod
einige itnerIeoigte 8ei6dfte iibrtg. gs
| miro i6rpieri8 iein, Die olgemeinetl
9eDtlligungsOorlogen bis gum 4.
y}or5, 0en SbluB Der 5eiiton, ,tltter
9o6 ln0 6a6 81 bringen menn 5u-
Ipiel gteue8 auf$ Gopet fomntt.
IS 1T 1rtitberiebbor, mas fir neuc
V{omente Die Sage in europa uno oic
IOcrdnoerten @erbdltuiiie tn 0ferifo
Qufbringen mer6en.
2tngelihts Der europGiIhen 2aqc
blldt man i1tere1iQnten gntruidelun-
gen bel Gr0rterlng Ser Wtarine- uno
9lrmee-8e>Otlliglmgen entgegen.
&ongreBmann 8ar0ner bat cine
Heiollttton in petto, pclde 0en aons
|greB sur ltnteriubung Ger miIit1ri.
Ihcn 8eretticbaft ser Ser. StQoten
oufforoert.
0o8 erite @eIdGft 6eS ltnterbouics
miro 0ie 8numluullc Silfsnurlaae
lctn melhe faIt Die 8ertagung Der
lcBten Seliion at tyul brohte.
0en allgentetnen 0afiirDolten fladl
miro Die 8mnnipoIle Silf5Dorlaac
oen Nufanf Der 9iegiernng BON Sscan-
Oampfern befiIrmDrtcn, ferner Die
&orla9e Delde Die ipdtere llnabb1ns
giafcit Der Bbilippinen borbereitet,
unO Die oltf gerbeiierung Ser 8oiier-
ltroBen un0 aonierpierlng ser nntiir-
lidcn 9tlf2Quellen ob3ielen0en.
&on Oen iibrigen rpitbtigen 9(ngele-
genbeIten ieien errpdbnt oiegnrofres
bit-&prlage.
Die Grgdn3lng 8um GinmanSe-
rnR9SgcIcb, melhe ben 9iIoungSteIf
OorlieDt fieI in Der porigen SeiIion
0urh 0oh i6mebt iebt i'm Senote.
0obIon8 fnmoie GeIoIlttion fir na-
tioualc Grobibitipn uno cine Serial.
illngsperdnoerlng 3ur Gtohlieruna
Oes 6rauenitimmrehts idtpeben eben-
fails.
8eieBe fir quite StraBen, Georgc-
niiierung oeS 3ipiloienites uno Rege-
lung Der GaOilrngerpinnltng barren
Der @rleoigrng.
Gon ouSpdrttgen 9lngelegenbeiten
crreaeu Der &ertrog nit gticarogua
8pedS erlucr6 elmer 8lpetten aaital4
route lnO 6Iottenitotionsre6te in ser
8oi bon 5oniecn 95ntereiie.
9luh Der 8ertrng nit Columbia.
Ser ienem $25, 100000 fir Die 9lbtre.
tung Bananas 5ablt lit nod rtd]t per-
fett gepor0en. 9eioe 8ertr1ge Ito-
ben ouf Sppoiition ieitens ser Hepll-
bltfoner.
2ebbafte 0ebotten oiirfte and Die
6htB- lmo 9ofen-Borloge beroorru-
fen. Ger oofijr mtsgelporfene goiten
BON $20,O00,000 iteQt oos beriibnte
Eorf Barrel" Dur.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-12-10
ltcbcrblif.

Ia5 offi5iellc @ablrelultat aeigT
alio, DoB QuBer Dem 8eneralannolt
Die meilten Stiu1men fiir Die bemtid)eu
&onoionten ouf oem repnbltfaniihcu
Tifet nbgegehen mur0en ndntltdb filr
6errn 6rc0 SepperIe uno @errn u.
g3. Gucrt. 0err Sepperle lit Ger
b0hIte nit 54,O87 unO Serr Gmert
nit 54,063. (gpert erbielt nllr "a
Stimmen peniger ais Sepperle) G8
benefit Dies olIo, 0oB Die 9lrbeit oeS
Siio GafOtn Staatsperbanbes sugun-
item Der llnteritiibnng bon bentIden
Ganbioatcn bcreits 6riidte gcbradJt
bat. 3ie8 lit INN 10 ougeniheinlider,
ais Die Stinunlen gc9en Sranenitimm-
rcdDt beinobe oieielbe Stimmen5apl
brohten, rQnllib 51,519, uno oaB
6ns oeutide &ptum Den glEsIdlag
ga6.
0QS @ablreiultot benefit ferner,
6uB I'M 8un3en ettpd 99,504 Stilns
men fir 8unoeslenator ubgegeben
Imuroen, 1no fiir oQe 8ouperneltrs.
fan0iooten etrpa 500 Stimmen tpent-
ger, pQ6ren0 ii6er oie Ametoelnent5
I'M @an3en nur bon - ourhi6nittliI
- 10000 Stilnmgebern ubgeltinnt
Iipuroe, baB olio our6ibnittlich 2O,-
900 Sttmm9eber gar nidDt betreffs
Der Imenoements abitimnten, nit
glusnabme bes 5ranenitimmredts.
getreffs 6es lebteren tpuroen i'm
gon3en beinabe eben 10 biele Stimmeu
obgegeben ipie fir bie aanoibaten fin
gunoesienator, reip. 8ounerneur
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-12-10
SSarmer : IOuueut.
lie arDfte Narmcrs.0 Onuemtipn,

Stc arpftc tSnrmcrS=SOnDenttDn,
sic jc inn 9}or0meltCu obgeboIten tpurs
Oc, tQQt pom s. bis 10. 0e3embcr in
St YouI, O}inn. Cine 2ln5obl her
OorruQcuOerSpred1Cr aus ben Dcrihics
oeulten IeiIcn 0c3 2nn0c3 iino fir Die
&crbonOIlngstnqe gemonncu mor0en.
Der bohbc0errtione 3Def 0c5 8on=
pcnt5 lit Der, bon 0en fdbiQiten Wfdns
uern ser Ser. StoQtcn Die proftiihitc
unO QrilnOlihltc Eriiilng Ser 3ulton-
be mIf oen groBcn Terminalm0rften
3u eriQbrcn, Die 0Cu Mert Der Grl1te,
Die Guqe5prCiIc, ocn @crt DER 1urrn-
l0nOercien Die 9cqucuIihfeiten 0eS
Tarmbelms un0 Die Gr5iebung Ser
6armerSfinOer bceinfluiicn. Sic mill
crnItIid oie 3uItGnoe ih10ieren Die fir
Oic GinIfr6nfltng Der Grperb8froit
0e& EroOu3cnten 1mo sic oouernoe
INSTRUMENTATION 0es auQemcinen
&onOel3 berontlportlid 3u MAIDEN
1tlt0, 1ln0 Rldnc Dorle9en, Die 8un
itd1ercn 2lufbmt Der BroIperitGt Der
Jarrner fiibren.
Der .. s." miro in n6fIter
Summer cinen 8criht 0oriiber brin-
gen.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-12-10
u Nmen0cments.

TranenitimmredDt: Ncin 81 ,519;
So 39,6O5; MoiOritGt gcgeu Sttmms
red)t II ,914.
SOuititntiOnsGnoernna Gogegcn
81 ,585; 0ofilr 1882.
ShnlfOuO- 3inicn: ,9ofiir 1864;
0QQeQen 35,102.
Guuntp- -SupcrintcnScnt UGngerer
Ecrmtm: oogegen 45,735; Oofitr 32,-
O92.
JiefercnOnm: Goge9en 1872; oo-
fir 28,226.
8cniger MitglicScr fir Die Staats-
fOntrOllbebGrOe 0ugegen 44017; oas
fir 29,601.
&icrjabriger 2egislatnrtermtn: oo.
Qegen 45,051; 6ofiir 29,746.
Grimar9ciet: oogegen 5i,779; ga.
fir $4,000.
SalOOn-8abl: oagegen Sits;
Oofiir 37t06.
3uriifberufnug bon CberrifDtcrn:
ooQeQcn 36,543; oofiir 36,317.
SrrIgstlOn; oogegen 40,457; 90
fiir -, 2,958.
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(Gortiesung auf seite 81
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Sffi;ieQeS @abluOtmt.
NreO $1cppcrGe uno q. u. Gluers, Die
oCntIfcu Stnnt5fauDiOateu, err
hieltcn Die mciitcn StImmeu.
@irfnng Oc3 3, :. StaatSOer6nnbcS,

Gn0Iih lit g un3 m0gIih, 0o5 Of.
| fj3jcllc GrQcbnia Der IeBten Stuot3.
ImoDI in SijO 0ototo 81 per0ficntl:.
c0cn.
IS mnr0cn Stimmen obge9eben
Inic foIQt:
StuatsicnotOr: So. 9. SO6niOn,
TcmOfrat, 4S,07G; s. $. 8urfc,
g}cp. 44244; 6. %. @utteriielO, Ero-
bib :, 2,40G; &. i. SSobnion, So3ioIiit,
.2,G74; $. &. &out5, ltnobb0ugig.
.2,1O4.
GOngrcflcnte, /. Giftrift - 6. $.
HillOn, 9iepy 22,056; Gbeooor @ol-
len, Gent, 1868; 81. .. Stoffe, 60
3ioIiit $50; 3. 6. @ono, So3, 79l;
u. 8. &auC5ocI, llnobD., 745.
2, 2iitrtft - 9iUDOl s. SOGnIon,
,Jtep, 2O,054; &oDn 90. Sling, GcnL.
1I71O; g. .. Stump, EroD., 995;
6. 6ronci5 2ttpooo, So3, 1888; >.
y. Eatnr0, llnobb., 1856.
3. Giitrift - Sarrp g. 0anog, 2c.
mofrnt, 1864; @iQiont g. 8ic2.
&cpy 1912; 6re0 6. 6oir6ilo, Go3
861.
Wonpernenr - j. DC. 8nrnc, Rep.,
40, 0,139; W}cGorter, 0ent., 1852; {;
Cbontpion, Trob., 2,O72; anGpp,
SO3, 1854; 9tiGorb5, llnobb., g.
725.
&i5c-8unpcrnCur: gtprbcf, Men,
52,526; 9effron, Gem, 1887;
g8iIion, Frob,, 1888; Bacon, So5,
2,722; @errp, lluQbb., $500.
StantsicfrctGr: 9iDpo, 9tcp., 3d.
$40; &iro, Gent, 33,646; @romu,
Eroh, 2,264; &niumr, So5., 2,848;
fecpe8, llnob6., 1860.
Staats-9luoitor: Sanolin, 9tcp.,
52,222; 6ouIef, Gem, 33,306; NoIt,
Erob, $3.50; 8oDer, So5, 2,80t;
8ipf llnobb., 2,034.
StaatsIdGtmeiiter; Gfucrt, Rcp.,
"a ,O63; 8ergen, Gem, $1,000; 6c6-
berlin, @rob, 2,466; g8tuiant8, sos,
5000.
2nnO nub SdnlfOmmiiIar; Sep
pcrlc Gcp., 54,OS7; Goncr, Dent,
35,060; Curtis, &rob., 2,466; Supp,
So5y 2,787; 9opgoo0, llnabb, 100.
General -2lulualt: GalbpcIl, 9icp.,
54,129; 8idneu, Gent, 33,705.
h1iieH. llnnhh t-403
Sdlnlfnperintenbnt; 2nga, 9icp.,
$3.50; Chamberlain Gem, 34,314;
5teece, Erob, 2,273; StrobmoDer,
So5, 2,877.
GfIenbabusSOmmiiiGr: Gaug6ertp,
Hcp., 52,312; GIorf, Gen., 34,466;
Hpi8, Broby 1852; Sobnion llnobh.
1866.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-12-10

SIrt lGkt nidDt bon 9lrt, and bel ben
@eltperbeIiere~n nidt. Shon 9ioge-
ue8 1ou Oie 2oterne ge1tobIen boben,
NIT Ser er Oen beril6nlten ebrli6en
0fnnn Iu6en pollte.
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-12-10
9eutid Ofterrei6ii6es Hotes
tHrel1s.

5cit lester @ohe QinQcn folgen0C
Ecitro1c beun ~GeutIhcr @crolO"
Deutscher herold. [volume] (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1907-1918, 1914-12-10
Eanl Sdul5 in 8ater6nru, Goun.,

vt5ronthtrter"s umo Snuerfrol1-
@0noIer, lit gum 8rGiioenten zines
3mei9e3 oe8 oIten Oroen5 Der Sibcr-
uier erDGbIt moroen. - Giebe 9tS.
morf; vG8 8enii9t monhem 9eut-
iden nidt aus ieiner eigenen 9out
bcrouS5ufobren - er mlB oub nod
in cine frem0e &oltt bineinfo6ren."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13
GHE ~ rATTII INPINp>
BETWEEN IIN~ AND ASSN

London. Oct THAI dispositions
.r' roa be.us made ns both the Ger
mans and me French and British ale
lic. lpr big battle nrfveeu Lens and
tas-ci on the westward wIusr ot ,ha
uppu-l1 hosts .a dodueed hero from
tragmrntap Information d.~s lmiuat-
ed oy the Intelligence departments uf
the bclhgcrcnt powcr- Clsrci .s SIS
miles inland from ihc tuuIucd -eI-
uur bf buukIro ou the straits of
Dover
The claiming of decisive Victories
hls dropped uut uf fashion siucr tns
su often hntr proved u1tg1e us great
'y eNagsersted and Since t has oe-
come recognized thst thc possibility
90 br..usht Doups auA supplies lg vu-
teiprlsIns commanders har H,rn
largely eliminated Ns lh, scouting of
tt ntlr-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13
BOSTON WINS
The SERIES
Worlds Baseball Championship
Won for First Time i'm Four
Straight Games.

Fcnwa, Boston. od. la-thr Boston rp,c~ the
worlds champions The defeat the rhilat
rhia Nthc,- T. winning the series
champions thc american ,agu"
capturing a contest.
Rudolph pitched Wiuuinl i- second
scI Philadelphia ooul cit.h lu-
would have the puc
played
of tic The, n hct tuc victory
with Huioiph'- single,
solid huW o. the
-tra,-h
Sfi Ntit,- tu~irl
spectators par
at singing aud ri,,,ting.
Tie om,ia is,N
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13

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...... n.. decided Gr.M U.t..r
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|. .HtI.H f.'o ih' tfiIfh
'uI1st. .n"'-h 'n'
.0. .-t " i''s h''.
I
N". tN'n "'Hi i" "hla "N'.
s". ".N."E I"' ono sometimes ''
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13
BiLGiAN GOVERNMENT -
MOVING INTO FRANCE

Bordeaux, COT fs Jfl..o H. OBJ. --
% has boon ac.idcd Geo transfer tbe
Bclgiau government tu France leo ar-
der tha, 10 may have nu uoert, oi
action. The furceoIns was anroune-
cd officially Hn Bordeaux to-day.
Several utisiau ministers. atr.W-
panied ps srogp of officials leig
urtrnd this morning fur Hatrc. Wbrr'
thc French sofcrnue1' uas prepared
temporary offices Tor them.
k.nr Albert remains 40 thc head OF
iht Belgian ARMY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13

London. oct. az ts;3O a. m)--
Hcutcr amsterdam correspond
cnt -cnd- the following German
uIipial communication concern
ina events in the eastern ihcatcr
of the war
After their expulsion from
East Prussia the Russian arnics
were pursued avro~~ the lron-
tier. The Ccntcr nf the tsciInsn
sliltatA operations u noW in
Ioipnd The whole uI Poiand
west at the Ni~tula H. NOW in
6Ctuan pu--,r.~i0n. the Russians
o,UnpNing uui, Warsaw.
The fca kilomctcr- Iu~t b, ,hc
GCrmau~ Ia Russian territory
ncar the Fast I'rg~~iau frontier
were or lttic importance 20. Il
was never intended dc"nitclN tu
ot,upN ur govern Suwalkt
II b. not true ,hai tllc siege of
O-~pwctl ha- hCCn abandoned ~
the toitIc~- has never hcru bc-
~ic2cd.
During uH retreat tu the ia-t
psu~~ian frontier unr trCnp- nuW
here were defeated. but uu the
other hTud rcpul~cd ans attaoh-
ui tiic I,li--inu~."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13

ANAiANN.NN ff''"'..IN N'H."
~hawkcy. Moma Hts-1H shawDcs
q in g lnnlnst oH pcuuo.e SO 2 Coz
nIuls ~tolrn uaHe-- Nhusd bnu Ie
Dlays--Govdy aud Etrr-. L,u ou
basc---Ph Philadelphia O. Boston Firs.
on balls ShaHec. p pculu.h l,f-
dolph O. suuek OUT rennoea B,
Rudolph g, Passed hais--sl hams.
wild pugh-Rudolph
rIms i.fe
Umarcs plate. byron bases H.I-
dcbraud. SET, neld. KLEIN usht Held
uinceu.
"rhc worlds ehamppush.p n tom
strasht 1amrs. WAS the trr oi tno
triumphant uo-tol Braves champions
pf Nae National league ts thrl swung
their nuttlc formations agIinat abe
Athletics to-day u thc fourth game
O., rbt oorld's baseball srr.es
The pennaut winners uf me Amer
lean league fought today u their lasi
lime ef Entertainments.
Tho Wli indian bender Waf rcait
far the pHch.ne mound and thc tet-
sran sauihpaw Eddie Plank, said ho
was p ahape Goo tahc up the hIrhns
7 burden The dat Nys suited tn tnt
lndlans service III WAS daF o.
shadows from passing clouds. Zen.
dcrs speed Is most effective ON uarh
days
About o'ciock the sun hroes
through the clouds hui t was stii
eeld and the playerf bad ia wors fts'
! o. warm ur. tu the Boston hatuus
practice Tom dughcs used h.s fas
han In order a. arcustum tur hpmt
. club to Rendcrs speed
John Coombs took thc piil lhlus
SLAB for the AthletiCs When lhrs innl
their batting pracuce. Tbel shot hH
! drives % All ol the nelds.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13
FRENCH CLAIM GAINS
HEIsORT ~IiON~ LOSSES

Ptur GOT l8 C.u> 3d. W The
following onie.ui announcement was
gl,er out in Paris thh afternoon
con our lea Wins our forces have
resumed tho offensive iu tho resious
~ H1zenbr8uek and of TcthuHr
asai1st dcfachm,nts ,f the enemy
composed u large part 0t cafalr2
coming from the front along Haiilcul
Estalres and i.H Bnsacc
"The town ut Lille. held hy ter
rtorial detachment has been attack
ed ana occupied as German arm3
corps.
Between Arrss and Albert ve have
made notable progress
ou the center also aS have made
some ptegrese So the rcgion ~ Berry
au Fac aud We have advanced toward
Stu.tin. in the west of Arsoune and
north ~ Malaneourt
Between the ArEonuc and the
tContinned on Page Two.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13
The Game By Inning 5
IIfg~I INNING
iIr-t Hail


MURPHY uaH ... Ever. I. schmidt
pldrns s,ut Id hisn Cons. 81.
GoHtl ana sal an.
The AiuIt. W,rt c.I4.HfIE mos
waiting EudolHa out hut nruue at
Hrs Dam r.,H.i ts abe Busto1
pitcher vss -i.. us them ottf
COLLINS singled .vcr the middle s,1-
tlon.
Rudolph nrIt llIns eioa.I. to ,he
bag t1 prevent steal
Hakcr out uu nY to Wh.ucd.
$50 ruuf ono Ht uu efrOIs.
~, und Hail
Baker threw .t Moran
ENrr, Was e.t0H goud hand wH,u
hc stepped to tnr plate a. aas put
Baker Go NcluHI- who made "a nls.
piekup ol Uafsr- loN throw
CONNOLLY Hitt au o. pldrtns
80 runs un Hts no rrrors
sItoNn INNING.
Iit-t Halt
ltst threw oUt Mciuta mahlng a
nice ONE -hauaei SOP of A lnnt-' sloN
roller.
walsh doubled 60 ien Hed anee
CuanolN mlsludsed lhe -haA
.Ca.ff,ua.F a, pRo.a x,soA
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13
Dethronement Of Emperor William
to Be EngLands Peace Demand
MAN BACK FROM
MONTH IN LONDON GIVES FIRST
HAND PICTURE Of GREAT WAR

Helena for the Kaiser Destruction Of Krupp Armament
Works and Full Restitution for Belgium viii Be Re
Qured by People Great Britain Before War Can End,
Regardless Of Other Demands Of Diplomacy Struggle
viii Be a Long One.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13
SWEEP SKY OVER LONDON
NIGHT AND DAY ON LOOKOUT FOR ZEPPELINS

English Government While Irainng Million Men to Car
ry on Wal Of Arms, Is Carrying Out Even More De
structive Trade War Against World Commerce Of ths
German People; Detailed Information German
Trade for Every English Merchant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13
Washington Oct B Warsaw capital Russian Poland d%ndt and may fall
% oH American from one Of its
uan interest during he dpaodd occupancy.
BELIEVED DECISIVE BATTLE UNDER WAY IN WEST
BELGIAN GOVERNMENT FORCED TO MOVE TO FRANCE

"a Out Tor publication today
SAYS
The British AHtba~-aior ut
Cun~tHntiuuulc has ordered the
women uf tie embassy tu leave
the Ottoman capital today
Information received from
sofia confirms the report tiat the
Hu~~ian BlaDk -Ca ilort g.. sail
ing ~uuthNard.
The porte declined the de-
mhnd made J., the triple entente
that the German naval uiUrcis ia
Con~tautinople be dismissed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-13

HeFlin. Ost ia. sia Mirel'-s 10
saytllic, l.. L--infoFmation git-
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Berlin Has Unconfirmed Re-
port That Russians Have
Lost fruits Of First Great
Victory in Austrian Terri
tory.
AUSTRIAN OFFICIAL
REPORT STARTLING
Przyemsl Not Only Relieved
by Crushing Russian De-
feat, but Galioia Cleared Of
the Cars Armies.

Berlin. Ott. i3. va The Hague
aud London - a. ml-
Ihcir is a rumur current hrtc
TODAY. hm Il lacks confirmation.
thar I,nahrrs Ghlyia, has icvn
rttakcn D., the Au-trian-.
amsterdam. Ott. ~. tia lsuu-
don $3.50 a. m. Tho hcrmhn-
are nnsrchng toward b-tcnd and
German hi,s,li-l- already have
teen seen ncsr Eecinn. o. mii,s
north ef Chcnt. according ,o thc
Iclcgranf today. German cn'-
elrNmcn aTc near Brugcs.
Washington, Oct. i3.--laic
adsicr- from ihr Amcri nh cun-
-ui az Ostrnd said ronnuni,a.
tlun hA telephone with Brusr-
had iwcn c-tablis he'd and that
tic town -Iili wa. held hl thc at
iie-.
Wanna. OCT. i3. va lmsicr-
dam and I.ondop ta;55 o. MI
An ofnfiai announorm' ui gi,ch
out ia Vienna to,as rea O. a. tod
ieW~;
"Orr offensive Sa- rcat he'd
the san river, after numerous
nght,. mnsi of whirh resulted
,i,tai iunslA ior ouf troop.
"Tiw relief Of PrycmysI has
been compic,cd. 10 the softh
aud snuth uf thi- fortress what
remain. ol the hostile arni, has
teen attacked. Jaro>lau aud
Ic6apak Hrc ours.
"A -trong force 1t the enemy
has retired frum ~icniaMa. 60 tisc
eastward ~ tsirN-ou. our ulicn-
.ite mut ssmeni b. ptosr' s-ing
In iit--ian Poland All at
tempts INSIDE hs strung l,us,ian
fruc~ o. cfU=- the river Aisiuln
a. the sunth gf l,angotud have
been fcpui-rd"
"A
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toon,lnued on Page rwo)
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-02-13
VIRGINIA IS
HEALTHY TOWN
Only One Case of Contagious Disease
in the City the First of
the Week.

According to DR.. J. H. Grove, health
officer, Virginia is one of the health
lest towns on the Mesaba range. The
first of the week there was not case
of contagious disease in the city with
the exception of one case of scarlet
fever in the convalescent stage. DR..
Grove does not hesitate to declare
that the spread Of an epidemic of
smallpox threatened some time ago
was no doubt stayed to considerable
extent by the introduction of free vac
cination among the school children.
DR.. Grove also believes the useful
ness Of the city detention hospital
could be considerably increased if it
were somewhat improved and like
that maintained at the village of Hib-
bing, used for the treatment of en-
ergency cases and others arising
among the poor people of the city.
The Hibbing municipal hospital has
worked along this line for some time
with uniformly excellent results.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1914-02-13
JOY RIDER || ! ON
ENGINE PILOT
Woodsman Removed from Front Of
Locomotive at Rice River Near
Overcome by Cold. ..=... ]

A woodsnlan familiarly known
about Virginia as "Crosshaul Blac-
kie," was. taken from the pilot of
the locomotive on.zthe Winnipeg flyer
Of the Duluth, Winnipeg g. Pacific
railway at Rice River junction last
Tuesday night in an advanced stage
Of exhaustion and almost overcome
by cold. He was removed to neigh
boring house and at last reports was
doing nicely. >....
The man had been about this city
for several days and had been drink
ing heavily. He decided Tuesday
night to go to Angora. He was with
out funds and decided to beat his
way and accordingly concealed him.
self on the front of the big engine
which pulls the passenger train. The
engine crew were aware of the fact
that they had a head end passenger
soon after leaving this city and when
the train stopped at Rice River juno
tion the fireman and brakeman dis
covered the woodsman on the pilot.
He was in bad condition from expo
sure and had he not been discovered
would undoubtedly have frozen to,
death in short time.
"Cross Haul Blackie" is we'll known
in this city as woods laborer. He
is we'll along in years and unfortun-
ately addicted to the liquor habit.