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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-10-22
2ofal Beridt.
8aoif6er 2antsra. : 2serein
SsidIiefi, iid an Der @aiieu.3emOu'
itration su betbeiliseu.

Sn SIaHm's .SaIle, NcDiifcn rno
gIoer StraBe, belt Der obige 9ereiu
oeitern abenb feline regelmdbige Der,
inmmIung Inter Yoriis bes Serru
sSrie @eioer un6 NIT Serrn Sobn
9iebolo oils Sefret1r ab. glui gnrc.
gung 0es Scrrn 6lamm iulrbe eiii.
thinning beihlofien, an Der Some 9inIe
Observation-Disclosures, Die ON Sreitas,
30. Gttobcr, itattiinbet. polls1blig
tbeilmnchmen mo iolleu iid Die Wiit.
glieber punft 7 llbr slbenos i'm 0er.
cinslotal ciniinben. Gie Scrren eric.
pcin uno S1usler. ioipie aud Braii.
bent @eigcr, ipieien alii Die @idtisteii
Der fonumenoen Babl bin uub er.
naIluten Die Wtitglieoer, beim Rarti.
rem ibrer Stimnl5ettel diiberit uoriidl.
ii1 81 gerfc su gcben, bod obne gus.
nnbme | il r 9onie &nle NIB gegeh
Yrobibitiou gu itilnmen.
9as st6lcben Der MitgIieber Carl
6ris, ser oem gerein "a Sabre iul0
S5obn aocbcl. Der oenIielben 36 Sabre
.anacbort hattie, ipiirbe ben sluipeien,
ben Ourf, ben Brdiioerten perfinioet
uno ollie crbpben iih BON ibren Sisen
Inn 6as 9(nbenfen Der @eritorbenen 81
ebrer. aud ipuroc an beren gittpen
has iiblihe GtcrbegeIb pon ie $i25
ulisbe5ablt.
9Ir att erfrnnfte Dlitglieoer puroe
oie itatutoriide llnteritiisung i'm 9c.
TRACE bon $58 angeiDieien. Die Ser.
rem @uitap ssnrle uHb Carl gamann
tpuroen ais neue Wiitglieber einge.
fiibri. grdi. @eiger mafte barniif auf.
merriam, 6Gb bic sSriit fiir anfnabma
ani Dem ncilen gereinsbilS am 81.
10. W. a5lauit tDeSbaIb ale waitglie'
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Sd(ub oss prdRisa. .Osr6aufs
973 Site fir Die SsmpboniefsnSerts
perben nit sinem slnfsrlo uun
iiber $500 psrfauft.,
Sir aamen Der ssitrisen 9srdmien'
sabler.

Der prGuiien autiionspertauf
fiir bic Sibeausipabl IN ben Spms
pbonie aon3srten III seiiern i'm 9os
tsl Siuton gum erfolgrei4eH 4bs
i6lub aefommen. Die an ben beis
ben 5agen srsielt,n pramisn iparen
i'm 9urdi9nitt SETS gsssn nnr
$5.22 i'm persangsnsn Sabr. Snss
aeinnmt baben ii9 370 perionen bic
gluspabI BON 973 Siben asfidert urb
bafiir Elm 2tufsslb BON $5.621 bt5abIt.
@m 9onneritag. Grsitag unb Sdm.
flag bieIer ggofe tSnnsn Gibe obne
2tuff6Ids bsi Der Gbur9 8sintnmp
Co.. 0ieris unp Glm Strabe, belsst
iusrben unb ON Wlpnias ipsrosn bic
iosenannien StubententideiS berz
iaufi. Der Saiipnperiauf IdIisbt
am Montas Ra6mitias 5 llbr.
Pahitebenb foiai bic 2iite Der ses
iirigsn 2lusipabIiGufsr nebit In3abI
Der Sibe uno Der be5abItsu prdmie:
2oh ber
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oura gier4sds ib.M

3tpei gierdeds fiibrien seItern Sur
Sbentifi5isruns elmer aei9e, bic IN
Miuiamstolpn, &p.. Dor GINGER 3eit
nabe Den giienbabnssleifsn nit aera
triinmertem SdGbel aufsefunben
purbe. Die 2eihe ipurbe als Die bon
csames .. Salep, Don SO. p Sect 5.
Strabe, ertannt. Dor sinigen Mpnas
ten erbielt 9alsp bic Tu4ri4t, baB
fem SntsI in Wiliamstoipn. Sp.,
perIhieeen lei. Sa er ni6t genus
@elo bate, um babin gu reiien, bat
er feline Wutter Inn 9elb. 9eitern
gaaamittas taHten nun Stpei Trsnlbs
in Span's Wirtbidaft an Der Utaot.
ion 9lpenue, uno pfferirten alpel
,,Gbips", frasenb, Of lie gut fir Se7
trdnte ieisn. sluf Die Srage poher
iie bic Slips" batten, ertldrten lle,
paB iie lie einem Spbten abgsnoms
men bdtten, Der nabe Wiaiamstolpn,
ap., nabe ben 9eleiien geflnoen lpur'
be. apnitabler Go. WlpB, Der aniues
ienb mar, lleB lI1 etne Sel0relouh9
beg Mannss seben unb ertannte o.
fort, oab es 6alep lei, fir ben er cine
@orlabuns bate. @r begdb lt9 na4
Der Wo6nuns ieiner Muttsr, sie thm
elfldrte, baB lie lett LANCER 3ett nt9ts
BON ibm qebort bate. WioB sr5ablte
ibr bann bic 9si9iate unb ianbte its
Ipfort ibr Sobn Wiaium mad Wils
liamstopn, &p., uno ipurbe Die Yet
de, aussesraben unb aIs bic 9alsp's 8
ioentifiaiert.
= Die Mitslisoer oes Oamsn'
Surnpereins peranitaltsn beute 4bsno
in Der 9urnbulle Elm gu9rsipisl gum
9eiten oes 0ereins.
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boben iporf. Der genssl ipurbe nd.
tbsnb unb idms bic 2ebrerin ins Or
ii4t. ipobei ibrs grills 3erbrnh. Oas
Susenbseridt pirb iid tpabrfheins
Iih nit benz Burden befhdftisen.
- Seirdtbsi9sine: Carl Ostar
DosQman, 81 unb Wlarp Wasbalene
alsin, 25, beibs BON bier; SamutI
Winftb, 35, unb Magsie @leafon, ,23,
bsibe bon bier.
= Der Sduslins, fpsldsr jiingit IN
einem Waisfslbe an Der Wi. pIeaIant
2anoitrdBe gefunbsn ipurbs, befinbet
ii4 nod INNER i'm Werep 5oipital.
Die Mutter bes aiilbes ionnte Bis
iebt nod nidt ermiitelt tperben.
= Wm. Mopre, fpeldsr nit Gattin
unb flint ainbern on Der Starr qDe.
lpobnie, ipirb BON Der ppli5si seiudt.
Gr bat iib unseblih unter Wiitnabme
zines Der &inSer mad aentudp 9es
iliihtei.
- 9urleb .. Suls, tpel6er nit
Satin unb Spbn an Der Staple aus
unb Siib A. Strabe ipobnt. parbe um
WiittsrndHt ppr i.iner Wobnung bon
5ipei Mdnnern ansssriffen. neil er
ben Wdnnern psr6ot. spei aoitsdnse.
rinnsn uuf cine 4utomobilfabrt nit.
3unebmen. Serr SuIs fdob einen f.i,
Hsr 9lnsreiisr sur9 cine srobe @lus.
ideibe elmer 2dpsnibir unb i9nitt
iid babel in bic linte Sono, 10 bnb
eiItgit elm glrst gu Ratbs s.3osen ip.rs
ben mubte. Gr rpurb. Don einem ber
Ufdnner nit Jubtrittsn bsdrbsitst.
Die poli5si bat bis jebt nod ieine
Spur bon ben 2tnsreifsrn ssfunS,n.
WiGiam ll6l, 90, unb 2lnna
S6afer, 81, b.ios bon bier, .rIangteu
einen 9eirotbsihein uno ipurbsn BON
RsO. Bell sstraut.
8. 3. ssiiblsigb BON Dapion
tam porseitern 4bsno mad Samilton
uno Iisb sinen 5arbissn, 6. 9. Oar
rig, uerbaft.n, neil sr mad bsmSdIub
Der Gountp SSoir lsgie gDohs elm, On.
3abI 9smdIbe Der Srau z. 6. Sop:l
Don DaptOn nit fsinsn giIbern sin.
padte uno bier psrtdufte.
- Die Gefong.nsn, tp.Ite DON ben
9robseI9tpprsnsH in an,Iasesuitunb
perieBt porben parsH, purben eeitsrn
Sem Rihter gum pIaibiren porse
fiibrt. aae bet5euer!sn fbrs llnidulb,
Bis auf Gb. perrp DON Wiobletopn,
peI6er bort aug Der @obnuns pOu
Geo. R. @sritp Sdmudia4en i'm
Dsrtbe BON $500 raubte. SdrrD Sc
Sler pfaibiris in D.m Gall nidtI9ul.
big. Gam. Wort.ue pIaibirts i1uIbis
auf bic 4ntIng., BEN emilio Doniii
$l70 untsrIdla8en gu baben; Charles
Sobnlon unb goIpurb Wannins be.
tannten ii9 iduIpia bem W. q. Sbas
Ter einen autOmobilretfen gsiioblsn
gu babsn; Dm. geoufon, 5rasens
Dtrborssner Naffn, biannte ii1
ihuIoig; gtni, WiIIer. bss pfsrbss
bisbfta9Is anseilast. plaibirts ituls
big.
- aIbert Dabis tpiro p,n 80. 6.
atbsrton bes erlarsens DON elmer Ga.
bung aortoffeln unter faIf6en Dor.
nGnoen i'm Wfunsipals.riht ana..
tIagt. SaDis ertIdris ii6 fir unIdul.
big nno sr5dblte, bab Elm Wann, mel.
der ibm bel benz Deriauf Der aartois
fsln baIf oas Gslb in bic SaI4.
itette unS fiir ben GrI0s Elm pf.rs
taufte.
= 9bpmds 9adner purbe bon BEN
Ritter GOnnausbtoH bonn Sugsnbs,'
ritt um S25 unb Die Rotten, iopis 81
3pei WOHuten qrbeitsbaus p.rur'
tbeilt, neil er feline GamiIie Dsrnad
ldiiigts.
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4abtpn nnS SeHeSne.

- Der 9umsn5nsia beg beutid.
omeritaniiden Stobtperbdrbes BON
Bellevue perunitultet bsute Ra6mittug
i'm 6auie ter Truu WarD gnapeiler
einen gudIre. Der Cribs 1T fir bic
@ittDen uno Waifsn Der i'm arisee
0efdllensn beitimmt. 2Me 9umen iinS
RON benz 3petsc busu freunoIi6it elm.
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bre. Die ibr Bib nod uid;t boben neb'
men Iaiien. iid Dor oieier 3eit bei oenl
photographer 9ieimanil, OH bee wfo.
bdipf Bride, rneIoen ioIltei,.
Gie Giitiabnlen bcliefen iib alIt
$63.50 nnb bic slusgabeil alf
S333.5O.
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Die gscupurt Office fir Nas Sim
einmatier golfsblattD befinSet iidl in
| gsp. 339 gorf Strake. gegeniiber Dem
G.urthonie, wuielbit Henisfeiten, An'
,eieen II. /. M. biz 10 llhr 40 9Hlnn'
ten sIbenSs entgegeHgsnommcn iuer'
ben.
eclbitmurS in elmer geieruussanltalt
:glaric SfJeben, 16 Sabre alt, oie
pon Canton, Gp., IN Die gelierungs'
anitalt oes aIpiters gum 8uten SIR
ten, an ser SigbIanb 9ife, binter
9telpport, gebra6t lpuroe, trnnf &C.
Itcrn @ormittag Inn 9 llbr cine Guon'
titat aarbolIdure unb itnrb ebe Gr
9. l GaIotuea BON SoiItbgate, Sp.,
eintrat. 9as W1bhen befanb iid ieit
. ssabren i'm genannten Snititiit nno
fam ii6 Die Supcriorin nidt erfld'
rem mic tic Dos @ift erlnn9te ODER
mns lie I'll oieicr rufdjen Sbat trieb.
Coroner 3r. 9ia6p ruuroe benadrtd).
tigt.
Ser geclpport 9tthtetic unh
slmuicment GIub cripdblte iolgenoe
9eamte: YrdiiOent. ISM. Stuis
Gi5eprdii0cnt, 2ouis Seinemann; Sc'
fretdr unb Sdasmeiitcr, Gborlcs $,
! Goois; Sereeant.at 9lrns, So'eph
@linf; SllrnIebrer, Gb!paro Rel5er.
Ser gtemport SuiineB Reil'S
Glut hieIt aeitern gIbeno cine iebr alli
beilfte 8eriamnIung ob, in Der iii
Sen stnfauf Der 2onainaben in Camp
beQ Gountp mb beren 8erbeiieruna
9ropaganba oemadt ipuroe. Mehrere
tiiftiqe Heoncr iprnten gu 8unitcN
Der Son6ausgabe fiir Oieien 3Det.
- Ginem aus 2are6o, Seras, Gin
aetrofiellem geri6te 5ufoIee, mirt
cas- 8. sNlf. Hegt, bas in Sort S6o
mas itatiorrirt mar, ben 8inter bor'
oerbrirgcn. @ie perlautet, luerms
nun bic Mtitaliehcr bes gielpport BIT
iineb Mems Club, st Gbonag Com
merciol Glib ino Canton Dfen's
Ghlb, iolpie Ole biciigen @eidlditsleiltj
ben IcriudJ mad,en, 9uute5irnato,
Ollie San1es uno &nngrebabscorOne
Ten strt6ur 2cuie 5u eriuten, ibrcr
ginflub su oenitten, bos 9riegs. &c,
partenlent 1u bepeaen, bag 8. SSnf
9fegi nod 1T. Sbonias 5uriid5ubrta
9eu.
Montaq 0ienItaa unS Ritt
nod iin6 Observation-Disclosures
in ser gountpclerfs.Sffiee uno 3rpa,
Don : llhr @crmittoas Biz 9 llG,
9t6enos. stae bieienigen Die om Ee'
piitrirllngstage frnnf o0er bon Der
StaOt ablucienb DarerL fonnen iif
Sann eittrngen lniien.
= Inter soblreider getbeiliguno
fan0 geItern Rud,nlittaq oas 2ei6en'
begGnqnib bes peritorbenen 90. 4
9Porsbah pom Sralerbailfe, $40. SIC
Columbia Strabe, aus itatt. Gic 2ei.
de nuroe auf Sem 9eutfden 3rote'
itantiiden Srieobof in Cincinnati be.
| itattet.
- 1ie g(nmelbungeu fir GonoiSa'
tcn fiir hic SdlI.9 .9omnliiiion ipurocr
geidloiien inb iino es fiinf aonbibar
ten: 2r. 8. u. Sridman, Gbmarr
Z. SdmiIton. @enra Sein1 2ouis
S6aritein, ir, uno GaiieD lhonlpior
@enot. Slls &unbiootsn iiir Sas Son
itnblcr- gmt i'm I. Giitritt melOeter
| iih Gcnllis Wullen (3en.) mtS Gam
| Stepens (Tep.)
= Serr 60. &od) BON Cincinnati.
10, nno iSrl. Gliia Struub, 5p6ter
| beg Serrn Jranf Struub, non SO
S36 Ratterion StrnBe, lpuroen geiteru
IN ber Corpus Gbriiti Stride ourd
Slen. Geld ebeIih uerbiluoen.
9iep. Ir. Barter, Don Der IdD,
lor 9lpe. Sc. 6. Stride, beriftete 0er
Eoli5ci, oab Gin @cttler, Der Inn giier
bat, eine 9orie nit Go Gents itabl.
p6brenb Die a51ia inn Sas giien be.
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9as sie6es,pera.
Sran amiie sdmib.Srei iieiert ais
Grtras ibrer llntsrbaitnns
$304.30 ab.
Ser ilnsariide @eiuerbepsreiH Be.
milligt 5000.

5rau auiie G4mibsJrsi BAT nit
i6rer eiinjtlsrunierbaI!uns am psr'
saneensn Samitas tinsn fold srob'
oriisen grfols srsisli, pab bas Inter.
nebmsn Ra9abmung finbtu iouis.
ssrau Grei bat barh ibren Gatten,
nnIern besannten Niibiirssr Serru
Sulius Jrti, ben Griros Der JtitIid'
felt, $304.30 on S9abmeiittr SuelIe.
mann BON Der 5iIfsssieai4aft abss.
Iisf.ri. Grau 5rsi. bic fid ben Dant
allsr 5reuube Der gutsn Sa4s pers
bisnt bat, iDiinidht bas 5oIssnbs be-
tannt su MAIDEN:
r2lItn, bic mir ssbDIfeu bdbtn. bcr
9suiifxn unb Seiierrei9ii4 lnsa'
riTG.n Silfsssisllffdf! bic bibfts
Summe Don s3O4.30 dbjuliefern.
mein.n btraIi9iten Ddnf.
Die aeolion 60. mar 10 freunbIih,
bos piono; g. Rofsntbdl &c SO. bic
Drudfddsn, unb Mm. WiilIer &c
Son bas Sol, Sur platform foitens
frei 3u liefsrn, auiie S4mib . Grei
poiimarisn fir 500 Giriulare. Oant
ben Damen bss Woriianbes Der mitt.
ip.nbeimotb. nit Jrau q. o. 9orts
mann on Der Spibs, Der ShuBmtiifss
rim 5rau 8. u. Ssiiier unb ber Wu.
trone Jrl. anna abrens fiir ibrs
tbattrGftise Ollie. Ddnt ben Riinit.
Iern arl. Wdrtba 9istmsir, Grdu
Gorinns gfaff Milsr, 0rau s6eo.
8oblunnn. Grl. einna goan, Jrl.
Gl.onor W,nnins. Jrau GlieSdmib.
gortp, Germ Sobn u. 9offmaHn.
Ssrrn Geo pdala, lsbtsre geibe BON
CLARA gauer'sa saonisrpatOrium. Germ
Stto Grnit 54mib, ipelts In 70 kr.
porrassnbsr Mtiis ba5u bsisstroeen
babsn, bic muiitalifd bramatifdb.
llnierbaltung gu einsm grobsn iiinft.
lsrifd.n grfolse gu ssitaIien. Nu4
Der prefs pislsn Doni fiir bic lie.
bsnSDiirbise llntsritiibung.
geiiolsenb cine aifie Der bo1bsroi.
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Der poliasi aina asIfsrn bic Tad.
ridt au, bdt g. 6. Gpenesr aus Gin.
eiHnati pcn Der qoliati in Ddptpn
urisr Der NsfhuIbiauna Der goripie.
a..una falf&er 1taiiahen in 6afl e,.
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Die gtciupurt Office fir Nas Sim
einuatier gOlfsblattD befinSet iidl in
ysp. 339 gorf Strake. gegeniiber Dem
Gsurthonie, puielbit Iemisfeiten, YIN
,cieen II. /. M. biz 10 llbr 45 9Hinn'
ten abenSs eutsesenssuommcn iuer'
ben.
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nran Sardb 2u&man BON 30.
a24 0arfieIc elOsnue. g.nss Sia.
teeilte Der poIi5si usiisrn mii, boB ibr
GA Ghlsidbieb eiHrn aoIbsnen g}inu
IN msrtbe Don $40 aus ilrss Moa.'
nuua Gsftcblsn cat. W
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3nIammen ....... .s304.3O
Der Dsutfd llnsarifde gspsrb,.
unisrfiis. 9srsin Dat IN i.iner am
DisHitas absnb iiatiesbabsen Der.
iammluna ben 1sirng BON $500 Iilr
ben Silfsfonbs psrnilIisi.
Jrau W1rp 9nbImann. s481braII
Notnus in Clifton. iib,rfdnbis Dem
2iNsfonbs ssitsrn sinsn Gbsd iib,r
$25.
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Tapton einen Sotslbsiissr teiatDin'
oeft unb fpirb in Cincinnati ivegsn
@sraussdbune angebIider ipert1lolsI
Gbeds iiber ilsine Hetraas, bic auf
ben Ramsn Sanger unb aanips aus.
asftelIt iparen, perIangt. Deteftin
Gernbdrbt ipirb ben Wtrbaftessn naA
bier brinaen.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-09-28
No Decisive Turn

Barlin, Sept. 2S (via London) The
correspondent of the Lokal Anzeiger,
in dispatch published here, points
ont that a decisive turn in the battle
which has been raging in the western
theater of war need not be expected
for some time. Subordinate actions
of a decisive character are becoming
mere general, the correspondent de-
cla-es. The losses of the Germans
have been extraordinarily heavy and
the fact that those of the enemy have
been even greater is poor consolation.
The troops are confident that in the
end they will win the action.
Glad to QUIT Ranks
! A long column of French prisoners
of war arrived during the week from
the direction of Rheims. Last Monday
the correspondent met column OF
about 1000 men whose faces showed
that they were glad to have at last
escaped the turmoil and terrors Of
this greatest of modern battlefields.
Continuing the correspondent says;
MY own experiences is that the pop
ulation of northern France is main
tanning a satisfactory attitude. Tha
we will meet much friendliness i
reasonable to expect under the cir
cumstances. Conditions in France ar
much better than in Belgium
The fighting near Louvain, Be
gium, during the second week of Sci
tember, in which it was claimed tha
Belgians and French had retaken tn
city. is described in the Cologne Ga
zette This paper declares that o
the second day of the fighting Be
gian troops advanced to within tw
kilometers "a little over a mile) {
= Louvain railroad station and poure
heavy artillery fire over the static
8 building and the immediate neighbo
IL hood. This compelled the small &c
u man force of occupation 20 fall bac
g before three Belgian divisions whiC
q were led by King Albert himself. tt
4 king displayed wonderful bravery.
oe littleflater, however, the German fie
e. howitzers shelled the enemy wi
lie such force that hastry retreat I
. suited
10
Las Vegas optic., 1914-09-28
RESULT
MAY NOT COME
soon

erably increased through the issue OF
notes. 1t is thought, therefore, that
the money available for the purpose
of campaign can be increased, if nee
ssary, by several billion marks.
The amount which the government
could borrow from the Reichsbank is
unknown at the resent time, but 1t
u estfruateu ~ about o,0oo, ,oooSooa
marks. making a total of about eight
billion marks $4,000, ,O00,000).
At the rate of 20 million marks
($5 5,OOO,O0O) a day this sum would
permit Germany to carry on the war
for over a year. 1t is claimed here
that these estimates concerning Ger
many's field resources are low rather
than high.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-09-28
Trouble In campeche

New York, Sept 2s.- Serious upris-
ings and disturbances in Campeche.
Mexico, were reported by passengers
and officers of the steamship Espe-
rama, which arrived in New York to-
day from Vera Cruz and Progresso.
Campeche to this date has been who'll
Iy free from revolutionary troubles
and in that district many of the
wealthier residents of central Mexico,
as well as deposed federal officers,
took refuge.
Stories were told the steamships
officers at Progresso of pillaging and
robbery at Campeche by constitutions
alist soldiers; and in Progresso, one
of the ships officers said, robberies
and holdups were nightly occurrence
and no effort was made to give police
pi otection to the inhabitants.
The Esperanza was in Vera Cruz
when the order of President Wilson
directing General Funston to prepare
to evacuate the city was received. The
majority of the residents of Vera Cruz
the ships officers said. were mads
uneasy by the order. When the Espe-
rama left Vera Cruz she had on board
1855 passengers, some of whom had
left hurriedly on hearing that the
American forces were to be with
drawn
On arrival at Progresso. Mexican Of
ficers wanted to arrest 16 passengers
said to have been prominent support
ers of the Huerta government. The
captain of the Esperanza put out to
sea and the passengers in question
we're transferred to the cruiser Salem.
The Esperanza. with naval officer
ABOARD. then came back to Progresso
and cleared for Havna.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-09-28
STRI|GGIE IN RUSSIAN POLAND RIVALS BATTLE
IN FRANCE IN BLOODSHED, BITTERNESS And
NUMBER Of SOLDIERS ENGAGED IN CAN NPAIGN
TODAY'S DEVELOPMENTS

= 4 j. j +
the lines of the allies Aisne and the Ar
gonne issued at Paris TINS a
have been rpulsed brief the French
war office with the added remark that there is
+ nothing new the general situation
Germany finance long war This aseuoh Is
dispatch from Berlin which passed through hana OF m
British at London The war is costing Germany II ~
OOoOOO The proved success and with the
which the government can derive the war
= will be possible for Germany II IS suVeu " continue
j. the struggle a year with the money now in sight
1000 troops have been assem-
Poa the naval port Of Austria and thae ~
preparations made for attack from the sea-
+ The will determine whether the
will make their proposed invasion OF Germany WIN
+ Berlin as Appears be drawing near
+ official advices indicate struggle in Russian
rvalng desperation possibly in the numbers ens"s
+ ed the battles o Marne Asne
The main body of the Russians toward the Poen :
frontier supposed to be atemptng
to protect the larger body by stemming rush southwark OF :
that drove the Russian invaders rom e
+ Prussia seeks 10 halt the westward movement
At the Gaicia pushing It's :
successes against moving westward with the e
peaon meeting joined German forces COM
+ binng Cracow Gacan frontier in battle that sue
+ cessuL will their campaign in Galcia
in on the line from
Kalisze cracow well entrenched
There is every test the Russian
+ aggressive will not long be delayed
Again that Russians have crossed 1he
Carpahan capturing Uzsok is re-
td Izsok lies in a line extending from Iemberg
of Galca southwest nothing to indicate
4 diversion into Hungary very important fa
+ in their general strategy
Il Other reports that Russians occupied part of
= Prezmys have not been confirmed
attack Kao Chow he
slowly A battle be-
the outskirts OF Isng a
government Kao Chow Toxic claims victory
the engagement been very
German reports say first line
l.
Belgium Amsterdam re-
j. ports sharp Germans and Begans four
miles Antwerp and other clashes 10 miles east o u
falling off of news emaAatms
from the canias the which through
United States The censorship at
London evidently in the inter
this has been reflected at
abbreviated official and UNOFFICIAL from
France Berlin has been rigid
detailed reports from
indicate that momenous events are
+ ranspirng
Las Vegas optic., 1914-09-28
english CAPTURE.
1000 GERMAN
MARINES
ATTEMPT TO PLACE MINES IN
GUERNzEY HAR6oR is A
FAILURE
MASKED CRUISER Is USED
FLYING DUTCH coLoRs, TEUToN-
IC SHIP ENTERS THE
ENEMY'S PORT
The RUSE EASILY DETECTED
BRITISH TORPEDO BOATS PUT An
END TO THE HOPES OF
THE EXPEDITION
The RUSE EASILY DETECTED

New York, Sept 2S.-An unsuccess-
afui attempt to mine the harbor at
Guernzey, England, said to have been
made by a disguised German cruiser,
which had on board 1000 German ma
rines and enough explosives to blow
ND a dozen warships, was reported to-
day by Miss Margaret Daniels, mis-
sionary of the Baptist Foreign Mis-
sionary society, on her arrival aboard
the French liner Espagne, from Havre'
The vessel, according to Miss Dan
iels. was disguised as Dutch mer-
chairman. The Dutch flag flying au
the topmast aroused the suspicion Oh
the British authorities, who had made
arrangements with the Dutch that all
their vessels in English porrs should
fly the Dutch flag at half mast. The
ship was accordingly surrounded by
torpedo boats and search revealed
1 900 German marines below decks.
The marines were arrested and taken
to a detention camp.
Ignacio de la Barra, brother of the
former provisional president of Mex
leo. was among the Espagne's 205 pas
sengers. He came from Monte Carlo
Gambling paraphernalia there, he said
had been replaced with hospital bed:
and operating tables.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-09-28
carranza Reinforcements

Naco, Sonora, Mexico. Sept. 2S.--
General Benjamin Hills scouts re-
ported today that Governor Maytor-
enas main force still was near the
scene of Fridays battle. A detach-
ment of 800 men had been sent south
on reconnaissance to discover the.
whereabouts of General Iturbide, the
Sinaloa commander, who is reported
to be on the way with 10000 Carranza
troops to relieve Hill.
Colonel II. Elias Gales, former
commander in Sonora, whose quarrel
with Maytorena was prelude to the
present revolt, was here today.
Mexican collectors of customs Il
Nogales brought $4,000 gold 10 Gen
eral Hill.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-09-28

efforts of the government to raise
a war fund of five billion marks ($1,-
25O,O00,000) has, it is asserted here,
removed all anxie1ty the nation may
have had regarding it's ability TO meet
financial obligations due to the war.
Originally the reichstag allowed a
war credit of five billion marks in
addition to the war treasure and of
this amount 4,5OO,0OO.OOO marks have
been subscribed by the public with
out straining seriously the financial
resources Of the empire