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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-17
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW
HANOVER HEIGHTS, n. j,

HIGH GRADE semi-bungalow, half acre
ground; seven large rooms, hot cold run
ming water. beamed ceilings, open fireplace:
completed May !; three minutes to station
school; high, healthy; main road, between
Caldwell Madison; terms TO suit, ALBERT
E. ALLSoPPs Firemen's building.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-17
MIDWIVES

REGISTERED MIDWIFE
- MRS. DREwES BRANDT.
is2 MULBERRY ST, CORNER MARKET
LADIES PRIVATE NURSINGi HIGH
CLASS EXPERIENCE; ENAAilNArIO.;
STRICT CONFIDENTIAL
TEL. s239-W. aiARkET.
MRS. GRUlcH, PRACTICAL. NURSE.
= ladies private nursing; treatment at home:
deetors' reference SO South Orange av.
aihoue 3i5S-N Market.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-04-17
1914 HARLEY-DAvIDsoNs

In stock only machine that can be started
with rear wheel on ground. Ueed machines.
$40 up: easy terms BUSH. MacfoBGALL,
all Halsey ST. tOpen evenings1
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-03

necessary to reach such property by street
car transportation from the business dis
triCt.
WHAT RAPID TRANSIT DID FOR .
NEW YORK.
An exhaustive investigation Of the ef-
feet of the construction of rapid transit
lines on the value of real estate served
was conducted by the City Club of New
York I'm 1905, and It's report thereon was
filed with the Board OF Estimate and APP
pOrtionment and with the Public Service
Commission, In New York city.
II discloses the following facts which
will be Of vital interest TO real estate
owners In Philadelphia
The method pursued in arriving at the
values was as folows
Assessment values, as given BY the De-
partment OF Taxes and Assessments,
were taken for the year 1900 on vacant
lots on a basis Of so per cent OF full
value for district from 18th TO Spuyten
Duyyil; IS per cent. between Central Park
and the Harlem River, and go per cent
IN the Bronx.
These we're compared with the assess
ment values Of 1907 on a 80 per cent.
basis for all OF these districts and In
each case the fun yalue was obtained
By raising the assessment hgures TO 100
per cent In the districts which were
largely built up all vacant lots were
listed
Where there were few buildings as
In the extreme northern portion OF Man
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-03

western section Of West Philadelphia.
''Time Is money" and they propose to
save both time and money by backing up
the transit program,
The program for rapid transit develop
ment as arranged between Director Tay-
lOr and ofhcials OF the p. r, r. provides
for the elimination OF exchange tickets
between surface car lines and for the
Issuance OF free transfers between sur
face car lines instead
EFFECT ON REAL ESTATE VALUES
II will be Of particular interest to resi-
dents OF the southwestern section OF West
Philadelphia to anticipate a similar in
crease in the value Of their properties to
that which followed the construction OF
the Market street elevated in the district
served thereby.
For the period from 1906 70 1912. the In
crease In taxable values In all OF West
Philadelphia was SS0,l72, 745. or sos Per
cent, while the increase OF taxable values
IN other residential districts OF the city,
excluding West Philadelphia was only
1873 per cent
In the 10th Ward, which adioins Market
street on the south, extending from 45th
street 70 City Line, and which Is directly
served by the Market street L." the
valuation OF unimproyed real estate IN
1900 Was S6l5O0Q, although Il was only
assessed at 50 per cent. OF that amount.
In 1905 the assessed valuatlon OF the
same property In that ward was increased
10 fl,sS7,000 basis 100 per cent?.
In 1912 It still further increased 10 81. .s6l =
ooy or a total increase In l2 years Of
800 per cent.
This Is particularly interesting to the
holders of the vast tracts Of reui estate
tributary 70 the Woodland avenue els-
waited line, which are undsvel0ped and
which VIII remain largely unbuilt upon
as long as they continue 10 be unavailable
for residential purposes By reason Of the
lack uf capacity 81 the existing lines q
carry any more people 10 and from suSt
Districts ana the great leDsth Qf inns
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-03

haitian, sufficient number Of such lots
were taken to show the general land
values, and from these was figured the
total value for the district.
To ascertain the proportion Of increase
i'm land value attributable 10 the building
Of the subway It was necessary to deduct
from the total rise what might be termed
have taken place through the natural
growth of the city without the added
stimulus OF a new transit line.
COMPARISON OF VALUES.
The only basis of arriving at a judg-
ment Of what such a normal rise prob
ably was Is TO ascertain the rise for a
period Of equal length under normal con-
ditions. Accordingly the Increase in
value Of the same land during the pre-
oeding years from 1898 to 1900 was de-
termlned.
II was found that values rose during
this period Of seven years on an average
Of about 50 per cent In the district on
the west side below iS5th street, on an
average OF about 43 per cent from this
point north 70 the 5puyten Duyyil
These percentages. then, may be taken
In these districts as tie best basis as
Certalnable for q Judgment as 10 the nor
mai rise for a period Of this length. and
II subtracted from the rise which tool,
place along the subway from 1900 to lB0l
should indicate the effect OF the subway
on land values during the latter period.
BY applying this method Il was dis
covered that the land from 18th up "a
21Qth street ana between Central Park
anu the North River had Increased on an
average about As per cent, which ls about
the expected normal rise. In the district
along the LeRoX avenue line south oi
the Harlem River the average increase
was about i3 per cent. which would in
dlcate that the land ala not Increase IA
value due 20 the building of the subway.
The explanation. OF this unexpected con-
dillon o, nQ doubt, that an eleYated ROAD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-03
VENUE ELEVATED AND FREE TRANSFERS
Transit Pronram IN Brief

The transit program provides for the
operation OF all high-speed lines IN
conjunction with the surface system
which will serve as the agent for the
gathering and distributing of passen-
gers using the high-speed lines with
out extra charge.
Thus the advantages Of rapid tran
sit will be extended as equally as
practicable to every front door in
Philadelphia.
Passengers will be enabled TO travel
In a forward direction between every
important section of the city and
every other important section OF the
city quickly, conveniently and COM
fortably by way Of the combined sur
face and hlgh-speed lines. regardless
OF the number OF transfers required
In 80 doing. for one scent fare.
Eight-cent exchange tickets are to
be abolished.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-03

The Woodland avenue elevated line
will save passengers st22, 900 a year
In time (st5,es3 hours at is cents an
hour).
/ ~ The abolition Of exchange tickets
will save passengers In and tributary
!, 10 West Philadelphia s294, ,ooo per
year.
'.s The recommended high-sp sys-
tenn will carry passengers between
West Philadelphia and every other
Important section Of the city at hlgh
speed for five cents.
Property owners along the Wood
land avenue elevated line will gain
millions, as did their neighbors alona
( the Market street elevated when that
line was built.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-03

West Philadelphia will be eliminated by
the Woodland avenue IL" operated In
this manner.
The great number of passengers who
travel daily between the southwestern
section OF West Philadelphia and the
business district will be enabled to ride
comfortably on the existing surface lines
with congestion removed, and those who
live further out or prefer to use the
Woodland avenue elevated line will be
enabled 10 travel more quickly TO the
business district
TIME-sAVING SCHEDULE.
The Woodland avenue elevated line will
cut down the time required 70 travel
from;
sIxty-hfth street and Woodland
avenue 70 City Hall, from 2s minutes
70 ia minutes. A saving Of "a minutes
on the round trip.
sixty NTH street and Woodland
avenue 70 League Island, from AZ
minutes 70 33 minutes. A saving OF
10 minutes on the round trip.
Sixty fifth street and Woodland
avenue 10 RoNbOrough, from 70 min
utss 10 43Ns minutes. A saving Of
hour and minutes on the round trip.
Sixty fifth street and Woodland
avenue 20 Broad street and Allegheny
avenue, from sTHa minutes 70 80 min
utss. a savlns d 5s minutes on the
round TRIP.
Sixty fifth street and Woodland
avenue 70 Germantown, from ~ min
utes 70 ~ mlnutea, "A saving Of 81
minutes on the round trip.
Sixty fifth street ard Woodland
avenue 20 FFankfordi from 70 mlnutss
20 43 minutes A saving of I hour and
70 minutes on the round trip.
Sixty fifth street and Wnodland
avenue 70 olney, from z3la minutes
% % minutes. a saving of / hour and
70 minutes ca tbs Foune tslp.
a large part 81 MS time saving viii b
nas aEallalls % the great majority oi
flEeet caT ildeIs Be- an1 frem the south
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-03
TRANSIT NEEDs IN NORTHWEST

on Thursday the evening Ledger
wiM show the necessity Tor better
transit facilities IN the northwestern
section of the city including Rox-
borough. ManayuHk Falls of Schuyl-
kin end Germantown. The need Tor
Improvement ln tho transit situation
in the Germantown section also VIII
10. polnted out
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-03
WOODLAND T.
WILL BE BOON
TO PUBLIC IN
TIME SAVING
Southwest Demands
Rapid Transit System
That viii Give Darby
Section Advantages of
Reside nts Farther
North.

Five-Cent Fares, Free Trans
fers and High Speed Will
: Save Passengers Many
49,,
Thousands Of Dollars
Yearly.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02
Qunfnurh
9anmorf nnOer SerOcnsfrisen.
ptdges

otter at lloisrilen al 2anObrngs.
proonfter par bleen in0itillet peo Den
enaelife arieserflarin9 til 1pif.
Inno. ifpnote DC paog9loenOe 0rga.
niiationer iig at treife 6orbereoel.
fer til ben beOit muli9e aiiGtning
al 9roonttcrne 6erbiemme, ifrioer
Spll. BIT al 7. 4ua.; iaaleoes
boIot Reieriernes 3gaesoraaniia.
fiouer Meoc / @aar o. opiororeoe
@eieriernc til at ic 5ioen an %
life bonole operilet. 0aa0e aeben.
bapns Smsrnoterina o. aebeu.
baons Smernoterina oeo Staiiitif
uooalaet i~uipenoereoe 9oteringen.
% bet famine aioroe 5raesuoterin.
gen Tor 5piu o. @rosiereriociete.
tets 9eanoterina. me6ens 0nnif Nm.
6els .2eaetsport moloo al iGtte 10.
ferina Tor Den fonmenOe llge %
iorelsbia airegneoe eiter % Gre pr.
1ruo.
Sen pnn Gitermio0agen ! @aar
inolsb imioIertio Telegram ira Dor
aorreIponoent / esbierg. at es.
biera.9lnterne DiIoe blipe gcnoptaa.
ne allereoe I Uag. % / Mites bleo
oct befreitet / ieloenoe @eoOeIelie
fra 8rafifbcitprcren i 3. areos:
Gampifib5iorbiuSelien mellem IS.
bjera % england genoptaaes ira /
Moraen. 5reOn1 ben s. s(ugq BAD
SC til 9arfeiton. @rimsbn % Ren.
cattle 1erite Glib oiaoar til Bar.
felton, 81. s1s / Morgen tiolia. an.
oct Sfib al. 5A5 j Worgen Otter.
mioSag. o~ereiter oaalia 6orbinoel.
ie til 9arfeiton. @rimsbn o. Rep.
coitle Tom ipOpanlig. Sfibete meo.
taaer bnooe Gasiaaerer. @oOs %
0oit. - enopioere me0oeler Q Z
z. 2. at oct inareit miliat pil gen.
optaae ale 9fsportruterne unoto.
Gen asbenbnon- Remcaitle.
0pno por ser ifet2 Telegram.
mernc aap ingen 5ortlaring. men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02

Ter Of 8nnogrsfterne, uoen at no.
Get Menneife fer efter Dem. Raor
iaa efterooret fonmer, % o6ielo.
peas er tienlige til Oct, Iuffes
Suinene inc paa et iaaoane Stnffe.
% Der feoes oe iaa for @arfe0et
Den Stunt. tror ieo nof. iee fni0e
Irre. s De Serrer Somaiormeres
Ganfcr par oct BOG pit ct itort
Spgrgsmanl, ON life MaoIet meo
oisie firbeneoe 0pr fnnoe mas poa
en- burtigere og beore Roaoe END
Den, Der brlgtcs. 5iffert cr oct oo.
at noele al oisie 5fabningers Sioe.
ben fnnes at itape til o9orn man.
teo". Rll men boao fan man Oente.
Ser, Iom Oe ileite andre Steoer uil
Sarmeren bnpe mere on iig. ell
han fan noa at paste, og HeinIta.
tet ies tnoeligt NOT. (Sluttes }
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02

Der bar nntlirliebis fife 8pipl ON.
at 1raHfens @enoptaeelie ifete /
5orItaoelie meo Den oanife Siege
ring.
esbierg. 6. augur. .. !. .. 2.
afienoer / @orgen tioIia ben ierite
goao meo iaopel 8asiagerer iom
@oos, og oereiter etableres OngIig
5ort mellem esbierg o. 9arfeiton
og iGopanlig 6nrt til @rimsbp.
Snoloouinaen al Sanobrllssproouf
ter begpnoer ! gtat. De Sernbnne.
nogne, DER oar TONNE BERTH meo
9onObrugsproonfter, Der life funOe
inolaoes / @aar. er / 8a9ens SOB
bleone returnereoe, inoen Oieooelel.
len ON @ennabning al Ruterne fom.
Der er itor @l9Oe / 9Den oper
@enoptaselien al Gtsporten. On.
firing 300 reiienoe, melt gn9l9noe.
re, amerifanere % 6ranifmgno, OPP
boIOer iig / gsbierg. 8lere forloO
oog 9Deu / eitermiooag Tor at pre.
pc at Hippo bort 40 anoen 9ej.
aolbora, 10. auauit. 9eo ben MI
aenoptogne gfsport til england biz
per garerne ienot paa Aiienoernes
Giiifo. 2a0ningen err oanif Glen,
Dom, inotil ben iplges / enelauO.
0erpeO baaber man at fnnne un0'
goo 9nprina.
@ui5 anl fan ioos | ENGLAND
til rimdia IRIS, pil Sfibene iege
at iaa aul me6 tilba9e.
Nalbora amts Suineila1teri me.
uer ON et Bar Gage at funne gen.
optage Slogtningen.
alIereoe Dog msote Streit ira
Samburg % f6bte roif pgf mo Al
areatitrerne paa Warfeoet. San pil
{ WoOiptnina til tioliaere ienOe
appaet i lepenoe Iilitano og pr.
gane. @iier BET iiq eiter ben ieritc
Iorienoelie. at Iroiiffen aaar let
oil Streit after IaOe ilaate Der.
Ger er eooe lloiigter for Worfe-
oct I Worgen. Storfommisiion9rer-
ne 2aOeiogeO % SUI. 9obl ira
0amburg bar melOt oeres 9tnfomit.
: Gag par Der ingen He08ang !
9riierne, % Der er ,Benae NOT; til
en- enfelt inf Mootaaer or Der iad-
le0es gonferne nnoiit life minore
enc 100000 ar.
.. Z. =. 2. me0oeler: Serbia
neiraaterne Tor aft @oos I'll .. 4
.. 9. I gsbierg ifaI ioriobetaIe9
8aa Niicn0er Stationerne.
Sorbulosrcaler mob 9prtiOen.
4olbora 9uroao ueotog pan ct Mle.
De / aiien at neoirtte Ct llopolg,
Iom / 6%orbinoelie meo oei al Sta.
ten neoiotte llopala ifol re9ulere
griiernc paa @rGnOiel og seoneOs'
mioler. 9eanoer 9ieIien retteoe ber-
unOer ct noloiomt Anareb paG
asbmmositonoen ban blep imsOe'
aaaet al Stiftamtmano 9rnt, iomi
pnatolte 91ieliens oltior oraitiife
| llotrpf.
Ooerretsioaisrer Spanholm OBJ
lnitc. at oct er DanifeIiat Tor De mo.
falote Solooter at ian Wao pna De
iaopauliae Steoer. % Rriierne bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02

iorbsjet; ban ioreilo9 oerfor, at man
etabIereOe en- geipisning / Menig,
beosbiemmet ior Soloaterne, iaa-
leoes at 0e fan iaa 10 Jietter frai-
ti8 Nlao Oaglig for 1870 Ore.
aommunen ifliloe ber paatoge JIG
at oare @arant o%perior 2eoeranog-
rerne til geipisningen. Seanoer
Gielien iliitteoe iig til bette 5orila8.
JON oeotoges % benoiites til bet igr
omtalte lOuolg.
u. s. Gbriitenien ioreilo9 at poe
10 SnofalOtes 5amilier Sielp al
Sialpefasieu, % bertil iIutteoe Soa-
bolm ii9, boorpaa oct o%eoto8es.
1efuiif llopalg meooeIte, at @lef-
trieitetsOGrfet bar Gieiel>Olie til
6 Tiger. og at Der maaife fan ifai.
les poerlieere 5%oriDning.
8%anooprfet bar Sui til 2 Maa.
neoer og fan oesnoen ipre meo
aofes ira @asoprfet, buis Salg
or itoppet. @aSoGrfet bar aul til
3 MaaneOer. ACKNOWLEDGING fif
1illo0elie til at iorbsie 8orterne
meo % psf.
6fsportea til 6nglano utter itano.
Jet. Minernc / 9oroipeu. llnoer
II. Plug. %ifriper nGbnte 8lao
9anobrngsefsporten til England or
III after itonoiet, ioet Get f%oreneoe
8ampifibsielifob / @aor @ftermio-
bags bar giOet 0r0re til at tilbage-
boloe De alt laoeoe Sfibe / IS
biera. a~nleonin9en BERTH er Den m
lie Nliniuolpgnin9 / Roroieen,
boorom oct brittle lloenrig5mini.
iterinm / @aar 6%ormiOongs bar
ienot oct brittle @eianotifab / ag.
benbobn iglgenoe 8elegram:
.5piferne uolgaaer aontaftminer
ouerolt i 0oroieen ooben 5e
noen Senipn til Den oerpeo opitaa.
zoe 6ore ior S%an0eIsifibe. 5or TO
Daae iioen ob~ierpereoes lire tore
0anoeIsitibe at pasiere miuOre emo
ergelif Wiil ira oct Wiineielt,
bpor arpoieren Sumption" ianf
iSarpanoene / 0oroieen rtaa oerior
betraates iom / bsi @roo iarlige
ior 0anoelsitibe al ale 9}ationali.
teter. Bda @runo Al ben al Ipifer-
ne annen0te 8remganasmIaaOe man
Oct brittle aomiralitet for6ebol0e
ia til Selpioripar at anoenoe Ell
lignenoe 5remaangsmoaoe, boilfet
uilnogooeligt MAJ forsge 8aren PED
geieilnaen al Roroisen. 0ien ipr
4|0miralitetet ariber til oisie Uii0ler.
bar man aniet bet Tor ristiait at
uoien0e oeine A0oariel, inale0es at
0anoelsifibe unoer neutrnIt 6laa,
Der er i 6art paa 6aune ueo Roro.
isen. fan bIibe bolot tilbage, ier DC
fommer / RGrbeoen al oiSie poerii
iarliae Saroonoe.@
8enne N~ieooeIelie er 10 iproeles
t10elia. Get enaelife loenriasnli
niiterilm betegner SeilaOien / Rorot
igen ionl / bei @ra6 iorlig, eiter al
8niferne bar uoIagt Miner I aaber
20. og i~orbeboIoer iia til SeIoior.
ipnr at onoenoe Ell lignenoe 5rem.
anasmaaoe. Oct oil oltiaa iige. al
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02
st ubDalg at
@DIbenoaIs 2.9rone 0ibliotef.
Vile imutt inobrnone. 6ormot 7-5A Sontmer
0ris so Gts. per Bin6.

TriS 60 GS. per Binb.
geImo 2aserIsf: 2egenoer og J%ortpuineer llopale
9copoIo Bubble: Suleforte0inger.
gibeIm Eiterganro: 9nnmnrfS 8obebols.
Spae 9robe.
SonoS Sic: 2oben o9 bans &utru.
2inSfIonen.
Gpre Rein.
gnrten Snud. @ibeIn 9oberr.
Sobanues SeIms: SoIooterlin.
9bortos 2ange: ltbpoIete sfrfter |, II.
@neoaIene Sboreien: loooIgte Jortplinge.
Sobonnes Ssrgenien: Den poerIte Dag.
Chr. 3sintber: SortG0inger poo gers.
Sortpaineer 4roa l., II.
. ST.. Hiit: 2aSo W}ansion fra Sfaane.
sopbts goubita: On aften SfepriOersoaroen.
BUD. sopelius: @uitop aboIf oe Sreoipeaarsfrisen
Sra aorI Guitars os adrI XTs lib.
q. SeblenfhIoger: ~lbSoIgte Digtninge.
n. SchIenfdIager: $aton Snrl, 8albur bin gcoe, BaIsdsfe
ariitoffer sonion: San og bun.
Carl 9~crnbarb: ct &ar 9sbenbapn.
g9rhus @ridien. Sra ait og $au.
Aenri' Sert5: 8onnntiffe SfuefpiI.
IRE 9piiptl.
q. 6 anoerien: 8. Z.
a1m Ell Spilemnno.
Genrii Sbfen: ct Drffebiem.
Senrif Sbkn: aOnssemnerne os @iIbet poo ecTtme.
Senrii Sbien: aeHer oe @aliIeer l., II.
9aniib 2ntberan gnbIHbins Ssnit
Slair, 3ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-09-02
UdValg a
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AT Gyldendals store Nedsattelse HAYES nu paa Lager her
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Modtagelse af de v~edfejede yderst lave Priser.
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sgren Kierkegaard Oieblkket. 1913 Slider 49,. 40
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j. P. MINISTER: Predikener. 1ste Bind. AGO Slider. 80. 80
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A. c. Larsens Fortolknnger. 70 Bind tilsammen nu.. $3.50
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schwanenfigel H. c. Andersen, -161 Slider. =. IS
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SPORT.

Kid Mccoy and Anton Lagrave,
both OF San Francisco. fought four.
round draw at Reno, Nav.
The directors OF the Pacific Coast
baseball league decided at San Fran.
cisco to take Salt Lake City into the
league in place Of Sacramento.
The Wisconsin Boxing Commission
ruled against the granting of a per-
init to Milwaukee boxing club for a
proposed bout between Sam Langford
and Sam McVey, negro heavyweights,
early in January.
Antonio Sarre6r of Grand Junction.
Colo, hero of the Juarez bull-ring and
at one time the most popular matador
In Spain, has turned his back on truck
farming and returned to the fierce tri.
un.phs Of bullfighting.
The annual meeting of the Santa
Fe Racing Association, which con.
trolls the racing circuit in the Arkan.
sas valley and the southern part OF
Colorado, will be held In Rocky Ford
Tuesday, Jan. IL. at which time Off.
GERS will be chosen, the dates for the
circuit of 1915 arranged and other
business transacted.
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-12-24
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ABOUT THE WAR.

Dusing the week ended Dec Z. nine.
! ty-two British officers we're killed In
France. 1853 were wounded and TWEEN.
ty were reported missing.
British asserted Saturday that Teu
ton claim Of complete rout In Poland
Is exaggerated, and the official Petro
. grad statement calls clashes nothing
more than outpost affairs.
A dispatch to the Exchange Tele
graph Company from Amsterdam
says: ''The Germans have evacuated
'Dixmude. but the report that the allies
have taken Middlekerke is untrue"
A dispatch of the goth from the
Sluis. Netherlands, says, Violent
fighting continues on the User. The
fleets guns are playing havoc in the
German ranks. Trains filled with
wounded are entering Bruges."
After some flares Of excitemen,
during last week. the situation In
Europe has relapsed into very much
the same condition from which II
emerged before the raid ON the Brit
ish coast by the German vessels and
before the victory" of the Kaiser's
men over the Russians in Poland
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-12-24
WESTERN.

Two persons were killed and mum.
Der injured, three OF them seriously,
in a fire which destroyed a large
rooming house In Terre Haute, Ind.
IF you are looking for a job, don't
come to California" This warning
was issued at Sacramento by the Cali.
fornia commission on immigration and
housing.
A little possum. scarcely larger than
kitten and equally as playful. is now
the household pet of Police Lieut.. R.
l.. Dorlon of the Mobile, Ala, police
department.
The thirty-eight unemployed men
who were arrested at Seattle, Wash,
for raiding a lunch room and a public
market were charged with riot in war
rants issued by the prosecuting attor.
ney's office.
Joseph f. Smith, president of the
Mormon church, became the real head
OF the entire sugar beet industry OF
Utah and adjoining state when he was
elected president Of the Amalgamated
Sugar Company at Salt Lake City.
Maj. Gen. Hugh L. Scott, chief of
staff, U. S. A.. is making mis- hurried
Zip to Naco to task the gentlemen in
Mexico to move their war little far.
ther south, so II will not annoy the
Americans there"
Directing that his body be burned
and 'the ashes spread upon the
sfeensward from whence they came" ;"
the will of the late Prof. Samuel Bene.
dict Christy of the University OF Cali
fornia who died Nov. 30 was filed at
Oakland.
A grand jury at Roseburg, Ore, re.
turned an Indictment charging Roy
Farnum with statutory crime against
Edna Morgan, fifteen years old. Far.
mum was charged by a coroner's jury
last week with having murdered the
girl and burned her body.