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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-01
Gin Stes UlHas
neber bic garrausif Fen
in Wtrifo.

gIpafO, 5e1as, 80. Ropbr. =
Cine Sepeide, bic Don auis u. genas
Dioes, bem eriteu Se.retdr bss Gene
raIs @ila, an bic 4Toeiirte prefie gs.
ididt tpurbe, Iautet mir foIst:
PIN Sountas IbenS purbe bic
Stabt ga9uea, i'm Staate Sibalso,
ipobin fid bic 9eneraIe pabIO gOnsas
les. Saeinto sreDino unb anoere Jiibs
Ter Der &onititutionaliiten nit ibren
Brisaben sefliidtet batten, BON unieren
Sruppen einsenommen.
.Sdmmtlide garran5a Giienbabn=
aiise, cine srobe @nsabl 9eidiise unS
@utomobiIe, iOpie Gesennitdube. Die
in Der Stabt Meriio sepliiubert porF
beutparen, 5uiammen nit srObsn @or<
rdtben an 2ebsHsmittsIn, iinb bon uHs
erbeutet porben.
General @ilIa uub ieiu Stab be-
fanDeu iid in 5uIa. eine turse Strede
bon ber 5auptituot MegitO entfernt,
eiHen sinftiseu 4useHbIid fir i.insn
Giuaus abDartenb.
Al periOnen foDeit in
Naep, arisoua, pon&us
selu Der MeTttaHer
setroffen.
0aeo. aris.. 30. ROD. = @db-
renb Der 8eIaseruns pon Raeo, CO.
nora, tpurbe am Montas Der ScIbat
Gaie bonn 9. Ser. G4aaten &aDaQes
riesResiment Don elmer Don Der m.riz
tanii4eu Seite fommenben 3usel sez
troffen unb tDabrideinIid t0btIid osrz
tpunbet. Gs puroeu aud bier merita=
nti6e Riroer pertpunbet, ems bapon
eefabrli6.
Sotpeit iinb al 9erionen auf Der
ameritanii6en Seit. Der @ren5e DON
Hugeln setroffen tDorben, bic bon ben
aruppsn bes Generals 5iu, bic bic
Staot belGsern, abgefeuert ipprbsn
iiub.
Gin artilleriss.f6oB f6lns tpGbs
renb pes Cages in oos ameritaniihe
3pllgebauoe Elm, bas tpesen ber Rdbs.l
Der &dmpfe felt .iutser 3eit Derlafien
iDpr6en TT.
Die @illa Sruppen i6i.beu ibre
@4an3grdben Dor, Elm Gturm duf bic
belaserte Stdbt 1T aber porldufis nod
niht gu erpurten.
Bern BON elmer nenen Re-
pollution btbro6t.
Gina, peru, 80. Vop. = Die poe
fissi psrbuftets am Montas ben Sberit |
Grs In befem Garten cine @n3abl
@ssssEs uns g'suisisn ssfsnssH sssrs
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nrIaub fir GrboIunssb 3.
burfttde

2fus Berlin btrlautet: Fir ldnssrss
gsusbarrtn I'm Ghilbensrabsn unb
llsbtripinben bon Not9 unb Gnibsbs
runasn iit ben b<fonbsrs drassriffsnsn
Wlanni6aftsn psrfhisbener sruppsu-
formaiioneu elm GrboIunssurfdub BON
ST Saasn bepiHiat iporbtn. DitIs
ipeilsn besbulb i'm Gfmuds bss
giisrnm artuses su biefsr nnssmobns
TN asit pnpsrpunoss lsurIaati N ulr
6ttnait.
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Der aaifer unb bas gis
itrne Qrsua.

a5nig aubpig BON gapsrn bat, iid
Gins ipiiIsno nit alien o.utibsn 8uns
'nesfiiritsn, aaiisr Wilbslm ssbeten,
bic bDbe &riessaus5si9nuns bss giisrs
nen arsii,ss Stpeittr uno eritsr alaiis,
bic jsBt bic @ruit 70 pisl.r osutidtr
arieetr f4miidt, als obtrfter Bunbess
felbberr 5u Gbren Der rubmreihsn
bsuti4sn Mrmee onlssen su tpollen.
Der aaifsr ban!te Sarauf ben a5nise
unb sen Bunbesfiirffsn bur9 Elm Ss.
lesromm aus benz Sauptquartier. er
tperbt bds areu5 Don Giisn tragen
gum Mnbenten on bic GniIdloienbeit
uno 9apferisit, ipsldx ale beutI1sn
Sidmms IN ben admpfen Inn Dsutf6s
lambs gbre ausaei9nets. Der aDnig
bon 9apsrn bat aubsrbem BEN bent,
fHen aaiftr bas Grobtreu5 bes MiIis
tdrrWarsJ Jofspbs Srpens berliehtn.
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gnuts ariess.Gbrsxif aus
Seatidlanb.
8etbpoftarte bes aobur,
aers.


gluf einsm anldbliG Der 9srleibung
bss giiernen 4reu5ss an ben 5erSog
BON aoburs enifanbtes WIiidpuni6.
fdreiben bes Staatsminiiieriums bat
Der SerSos an ben Ulirtfterinlrntb,
Re1tsratb Or. Guard eiIe sslbpoits
tarie eeri6tei, in Der es beibt:
.@islsn ber5lidm Dani fir Sbren
70 freunbli9en Brief! Sober @rub
aug Der Seimatb 1T 70 ipoblibuenb.
Sect tommen mir enbLi4 bon !.
meg, mo bos Regiment felt pier5ebn
5asen i'm S9iibsngrdbH lag. sic
batten es gang Defenders f@per; bsnn
bel bieiem entieBlihen Wetter, bas
bier ssberrfGt bat, Iiefen bic GrGben
boll, 70 bab unIsre aeuie bic Ha1t
iib.r i'm Daifsr itebsn mubten. Die
feinbli4sn 9heiniperfsr iu9tsn i'm
mer uniere StelIuns ab, unb seiste
ii9 irgenS Stmanb, tpurbe jpfort bic
SislIe init Shrnpne[ls 3ugebedt !.
Die bersliniisn Griibsl
Carl Gbudrb.
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r0sutialanb Hb.r aIles!'

H-GS ~ W thNb
gittpr gliithssn, Der g,Oet init Dem
ainbtrberSen bat ieiuen einoisen
Gobn bur9 oen ariss Derloren. %
Der junge Jliegeroffisisr ldnsere 3eii
peri9oIlen mar unb erit tiir3lih ala
sefalIen ssmelbst ipurbe, bra1te tin
5reinb benz Batter in einem 9eileiSss
brief bic Soffnuns gum ausorud, baB
| ii6 bic 5obssnn1ridt ocd pieIsiat
nod oIs fali9 eripeiit. Die 4ntiport
bes 0aiers, In ibrer S4liftheit uno
5apFerieit ein ih0uss Document Der
sroben 3eit. Iautet:
,Wein lieber 5renno! glein, ba III
nidts .su ipoIlen. Ultin Sunse lisst
inter elmer alien eide iiinIia Der
Strabe Gillernsgedumont, beim Sof
Temperance, bssraben. fiib0itli4 bon
gfbeinls, Iein 9ssltitoffisier bat ben
plab ausiu6en niirfsn. 81 III btruns
terseIaoiIen iporben, beim glieDsrsehen
our6 Salss ilnb Bruitiaub iofort ses
iDbtet. Dant fir Sbr, Sbeilnabme,
Der mir iiher tparen! Deutfdplanb iiber
alIes! Mit kr,lidtn 0riiben DON uns.
Sbr @iitOr gIiitbsen.'
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Werrnnaf - DsaunIih

Cabinet wufers, 0Intrs, ennbers,
gpoobroriing m7atine nnb Send 9dnoe iiHb
biermi bena1rhtipL bab In Cincinnati. O.,
Elm Gtretf I'm u Banae III. SBm. nstnfe.
Geiretdr camilton 60. Qnrpenfers' Sitfrtd
Council. bb
aeIInep unb Barfeeper. Go. 5i3
gBoInlt Ctr. i
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fen bat 5ur g.f9dftisuus Der sr.
beitsloisn unb Der ariesssefangeneH
ipdbrnb Der ariess5eit. WiaH muB,
70 iast Der frans0lif9e So5iaIiit. ans
sriennen. bab bic preubiiae Bureau.
iratis Is psritunoen bat. in REDEEM
Wsabe an bic punberbare Srganiias
iion bss bsutfdtn @oltss au appsli.
rem.
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muttsrfSbn4sn an bic
Eronf I

fGrob,s 2lufisben erregt rnb grobs
@sfrisDisuus ipedt IN paris Die Msabs.
rsgsI WilIeranbs, iDoburA alle our@
l)Totss!isn bisbez BEN MilitaSbisnf!
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geb. Barcn.
ggithpe bon Sacob syafb. im alier bon 70 Cab
rem iinb 10 1aeer: sebiiriis aus Boffba6, In
oer RbeinpiaI5. HeerbienHg am 9onneerftna
Mloreen. ben 3. 9eaeember bonn 1raaerpaufe,
80. 455 @eit WseUiiden elDcnue, aus, ipornui
nm 9 lIbr In Der Ct eIngiiunus.sttrdle elm Ie,
Diiities Sofnmt eeIebrirt iperben iuirb. @ei'
fetune ntf oeTi Gf. WlarteH Jrieoboie. Sreiinbe
ftno bbflid,Ii einGfIaben.--Se tpar miitaiieo
beS 81. Woniea Sranen. 8crelns. i.23-
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an perfanien - s,auser.

aapiiaIaniaae giaenfbnm, Srei
2sfsontiIiersodnier: moberr: perfHietbet itd
fur $4,000; otrianfe 81 rirem 8drgnin.
@auep 4Is U. 10.
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Gran5Dfif9ss Cos fir
1eutfd)Idnb.

sn Der prriier 3situns ,Sumanis
4e" SGbli Der IoSialiftif9e 9sputirte
2onaust nit GROCER 8epunberung ale
5ffsuili@sn @rbsitsn auf bersn Dur9.
fa9runs oss psabifaR Staas tei@Isf'
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saeaiernnas.a s.anifeaansea.
Ierlurell.

gerIpten: YIN Sonntas abenb bonn
Geuiiden 1beaier bis slr ~. unb Sine Strnbe
Gin 9dnfbu6 nebii $40 iH 9aar. Ger ebrlite
fSinoer pirb aebeien, bniIeIbe asaen Belobnnns
III Der DcIfsbInit'Sfiice nbsueeben. Il
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serIauaf-@eibIiG.

SeuffGes Mdb6en gum ao6en une nm
BEL Der Snnsa:beif 5u belien. Heferen5fn
berIaaat. 9isbmt GafIeb Gar. 2s27 WnbifoI
Roao. Sntrgeio be5abIt. bps
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fir m2ontes ober Tieufiaas.
ylat5rfrnaen 2es meSregcr absnne. 9pi.
Anburr. bb
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9uOes.ans,ia,n.
ianna Marit 6 ap.l.,
9nlia {atA,

eiarb an waontae. ben 80. slOpembH 1914
ga6miiicgs I'M 1 iibr,
Qsls> f.tL
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a6djin in elmer fleInen a5amiIie: gutter pobH.
7I6 e. Crescent gIpe., Hbonbnle.
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IeSsr art In bsutf6fr rnb .eneIlf4sf spfa1s
inr Gsi6nitslsuie, Bersine etc. lisbsrietaneen
ipertsn auf s]rnf6 befcret
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10

been demonstrated more than once
that neither OF these distinguished
gentlemen appreciates having the
other beat him 70 H." Speaker Clark
has told the ladies that for one thous-
and years the men have been trying
to run the world. and some think they
have made a bad mess Of II. hopt
that when you women run Il that you
viii improve on IT.
The Isle Of Pines.
After the spanlsh-American war
there was a long drawn out dispute
as TO whether the Isle Of Pines he
lonsed 10 ne United States or Cuba.
Uncle Sam finally surrendered his
title but the island In the meantime
had enchanted "a good many people.
and now nearly 90 per cent Of the en-
tire area Is owned by Americans sor-
les OF the great wealth Of the timber
on the island have been circulated.
and there have been plenty Of invest
ors patiently waiting 10 realize the
promised fortunes.
The Money Shot at Vera Cruz.
n has already cost the American /
government more than n million dol /
lars for its display al Vera Cruz. Not !
the big expense Of our
enterprise the protocol OF Niagara
Falls specifies that the governmnt Of
he United States win not claim a
var indemnity
While Senators perspire.
The indefatigible Mr.. Bryan Is doing
iis utmost to jam through the treaties
With Nicaragua and Colombia while
he weather is so hot that Senators
.re In the don't care" condition.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10

loI SlIunlIoddo snssf pSpIogu luopEouI
aql I9A5MoH as9nb5l U ions 9p1m
sAuq plnoqs uqor pun ssm1f inql
lusuSypuI ai9M sSusodv isqlo aqL
'ssou9IISdx9 IONS sLnpu9
OF SuulIM 10 9Iqu OF nlM 'SuIoUIlous
.Jlss sul 'SlMoI sQ SluO Wuap olul
msudrq SUI aiuVs pun duo s.IslsuK
on, 10 sulIp lIIM on IoqlsuA opIoop oi
u3vs ioJ 81 II 'snsSf 10 sI9MolloI llg
o. ssnddu aldIoupd cunts sqL qlnop
olul msndeq slH pun 6ulmouSi 10 dn1
sgu aiuVs o. slqB slSM Sou ISploQM
soIdlasip Juap oSoq} p9SsB IolSrK
ogl pup .slqSli SlQllUS uH 10 uoprIo
uuuas unJ 9ul luuom msndUq lRqL
'IoMod s.lSmua oql So Sep pHV egl
10 usndrq-Wuop luul 10 mo psslGi
suM OH pal9ldmoo saM pusp clu
mspduQ Sill lrVi '1ssdpg-ylo.a
lugam OH ..p0usl .sssse % saHso54 ,ao
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10

The final publication of the corrc-
spondence betwfen the q. s. and Nip
9on relating 10 caiifornia's anti-Jap-
anese policy has developed even a
mlider presentation than most people
al tho national capital expected. ia
pan very successfully made the floose-
Welt. Taft and Wilson administrations
uncomfortable. and Capitol nm drew
long breaths Or relief when Colonel
OOethals let II be- known that war.
ships might be- sent through the canal
IN case an emergency should arise.
Since then the administration has
rested TRANQUILITY ana paid but scant
attention 10 the antics 81 our little
brown brothers Even al that. Sen
ator Smith Of Michigan declared that
tho visit u a Japanese naval officer
70 Huofta preclpitated the American
attack upon Vera cruz.
The Secrets Of Congress.
Senator Stone has apparently open
od the question ns 10 whether IL Is
advisable 10 10 cc0ntlnue running tho
government, by secret methods. and it
is altogether likely that his challenge
io the effect that Senators who hsve
iivulgad something Of tho PROCEEDINGS
u the committee having In charge the I
hearings on treaties. have Violated /
heir honor. viii be met The Amer I
can people are greatly interested IN /
he pending treaty with Colombia. and /
many Of them would like To know the |
inside reasons for the proposed pay
nenl Of $4,000 There Is no OBJ
cction 10 an apology being offered
o Colombia II II IL really due that
ountry The large issue Is the grow
ng impotence against practices in
congress by which treaties are con.
idered IN secret as well as tht pro-
eaaea Of executive sessions OF the
Ienate and secret committee meet
ags. and party caucusea Interest IN
bis question Of whether statesmen
han continue 10 transact the public
usineas behind closed doors or not
'ill cause Il to be stttled before long
suffrapist Converts.
The persistence OF the suffmgists In
mokng the politicians out one by
ne. and although President Wilson r.
TN partially IN cog. ON the PROPOSE
lon. yet la view Of the fact that the
peakcr Champ Clark. has complete
: surrendered. the ladies are pleased
bat the President has gone so Tar AZ
, say that suffrage Is for the staes !
, settle Independent OF the dcclara-
oua that the wo men are standing
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10

{ mcnt ana death Requesting Kingdom
VIII ich was 10 Ho"ors
come upon Him This time He incud-
cd the thought of Ills resurrection from
/ the dead OH the third day However
/ the matter WIS incomprchensihle to the
/ disciples. and they merely said to
7 themselves. This is another Of the
Masters dark sayings, which seem so
mysterious
Not until after peutecost did the dis.
ciplcs get the fuil grasp OF what Jesus
bad told them There the Holy Spirit
began 20 make plain tie Divine mr.
rangement TINT the surerlngs Of M
the Church must first come before the
glorics OF the Kingdom would be re-
veuled aud Tie worlds hlcsSing begin
On Righ, Hand and Left
Another account tells us that the
mother Of james and John came with
them and voiced their plea for them
They belletcd that the time for dis.
tributing the Kingdom hOnors was very
near We need not assume that these
two dear disciples sought the positions
closest 20 the Master merely for am
bitions sake Rather. let us suppose
that they loved the Lord very dearly.
aud therefore thought that they could
appreciate nearness to Him more
than could some OF the others. ln-
deed, they evidently appreciated being
near the Master In His hours of deep
est suffering. aud were permitted 10
come nearer than the majority OF The
Twelve. They were glorious charac
ters. whom the Lord greatly loved
Let us mark carefully the words 81
Jesus. He did not say, My dear dis
clplcs. there will be no Throne. On
the contrary. lie declared that while
there would be Throne. and places or
preference In that Throne. these would
not be distributed by Himself. but 10y
the Father. Places In the Kingdom
win be given absolutely on the score
Of quality.
Are We Ahlsg"-"My Cup, Ny ssp'
tismss
Jesus then made known the fact that
any position whatever in the Kingdom
would require the fulflment OF certain
conditions. IL was not enough that
they had been called To dlscipleshia
that they had left all TO follow Him.
that they had assented to His teach
Inss There must be something more'
else they might not enter the Kingdom
AZ all These conditions the Master
declared. saying. Are We able TO drink
~ the Gun thas shall drink OF. and to
10 baptized With My baptismr
In the Divine Plan. God had ar
ranged that whoever viii be entrusted
with the MeSsianlc Kingdom glory,
honor and power for the blessing OF
the world. must demonstrate ms
worthiness. In Jesus case the cup
meant all those experiences OF igno
o,lnv and shame. Including crucifxion.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL
Events of Interest From The Seat of
Government

WASHINGTON. y g. July Io.-Th
nstes u wisconsin and Mlnnesou
have descended ur.5n the Heard of Ea-
einsers Tor Rivers and Hmbors, and
have pointed out the Feasibility II d
waterway beiwaen the head Of me
Crest Lakes and lhe Mississippi river
This seems 70 be- an era ~ canals.
ainee thr Panama canal Is about
ready foF epsiness. while Cape Cod
has been severed 10 shorten the dis
t4nee beiNesn New York and sosion
~ msnF hours. Governor EbeThardt
~ Minnesota headed the commissioners
and ras accompanied by State SEM
ator u sullivan ~ Minnesota and
Isd T. pcet and John chinnock. rep.
rrssnilns tho state ~ Wisconsin.
This neW canal L. 70 start az Anoncz
nag. near Superior and the canal -
carried acruea the country FOR 20 miles.
connecting with me urulo river The
Hiuie river ana the 81 crois furnish
a direct outlet % the Miaslsulppt THIS
water route $50 miles in length. wiz
give 81 Paul and Minneapolis the adj
vantage ~ ehesp water Transports
si0n. FINDER present conditions ~ per
cent - the railroad freishs between
the hrsd ~ Lake Superior and the
Twin cities e coal and b was shown
thaf ihe water freight on this COM
modify from Buffalo % Duluth b. 30
esnts tsn. while 3, coats % cents q
ron Tor sofi coal and $40 ton Tor
hard coal Tor the additional short /
SsiiFoad haul from Duluth 10 Mime
ns.siis. The Immense traffic ia this 1
commodity would be- met by an equal
ly Important demand fnr rho use OF the
canal Tor the transportation ~ fious
aad general merchandise from ~
Paul and Minneapolis. while the corn
and wheat producing states alone the
Nissieslpps and Missouri rivers would
thus BE- provided with transportation
direct 20 The head u the Lakes
The main siickier Tor the whole
seems 10 hinge upon what
aprears AZ first etanre % be trivial
consideration. and that refers 20 the
type u barge thai would be- most
feasible for uso on the canat Il b. ex-
pisined that thia great pFoieetc affords
means q transportation thar win ies.
aen she cost L. the consumer Of fuel
goinE west. and food products carried
Thia Eissantic enterprise
viii eost from elsht % ten million dol
lars but the commissioners claim thar
Ihp lraffic already la sissht b. suffi /
sisai 60 pas substantial dividend OF {
DO Investment from the start I
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10

-uu 81 ". pslIo
OH sSoio . u J
10 uSgM 6lrA
no OF uvplor
moiI possel5oId
III sIldrq luei
SIN uolJal9ql
uoIl9 SIIu ; %
SIN puu QlDep
olul uMop SUI
oS sIH pSluessl
dsi SluouoqmSs
loluM sul oluI
uNop SuIoS SIN
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10

ton. and that a
whole age would
intervene before
that Kin Z d o m
would be estab
lished amongst
men. But He had
limited all this.
In today's les.
son Jcetis again
brought up the
m after of the
shame. ill.trcat-
ment aud death
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10

msuduq lusl sul 10 eIulold SlsIem
spM uspaor 10 mspdSa s.IslsIN eqL
'ilsAlco ~
pausIldmoooB Silng OH qogqM pun SIlsi
utm 1lqlIps SIN 10 sIrs1 Jlrq-suo puu
aelrIl oq Su!sap luoMIepun az qoIQn
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10

aging uvwn tine ruies wnIcn must
govern In respect to greatness In the
Messianic Kingdom. There whoever
serves most will have the highest
honor.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10
Bracelets.

In the middle ages, bracelets vers
state ornaments and worn only by the
sovereign.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10

They had come 10 recognize Him as
Messiah. through whom the Mcssianlc
Kingdom would be set up. to bless all
mankind dead as we'll as living
The Master had particularly assured
them that II faithful they should sit
with Him In His Throne. However.
He had not told them that His King
dom would be II spiritual one. that be-
fore they could share II they would
need the change OF the First Resurrec.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10
", 6BROKEYN
I IAaABERNACLE
THE REWARD or
eERVlcE.

Marx i0s 45--July II.
'The Son ~ Nan came not 10 be min
tgiered unto. bHf 10 minister. and 10 gire
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Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1914-07-10

Il was nc the close Of Jesus min
istry For more than three years
the Master hnd been calling His
disciples und lnstructlng them.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
SERBS WIN DASHTNG
CAMPAIGN AGAINST
AUSTRIAN INVADER
Right Wing F forced to Retire
Across Drina, While Cen
tre Falls Back Toward
Belgrade.
NIsH. Dec. IA.

NISH. Dec IA.
Every attempt Of the Austrlans to re-
form their lines to resist the victorious
Servian army led by King Peter has
failed, says an official statement issued
here today, and the Serbs are continuing
their successful offensive. The state
ment adds:
"On December IL we advanced beyond
the line OF Mokrah- Cora -Sevalaka- Deb
riya. In the direction of Aiilanovatz and
Belgrade our advance was successful.
The enemy is retreating toward Obreno-
vatz. We captured seven officers and
2lSS men, two standards, Is mortars and
large quantity OF equipment"
The shattered Austrian right wing
crossed the Drina into Bosnia where IL
was attacked by the Montenegrins near
Yishegrad, and had to leave another
toll of prisoners, killed and wounded and
war material. The pursuing Servians
also picked up another 5000 prisoners and
some guns and munitions.
The Austrian army from Belgrade has
again esayed attacks against the Ser
Wan right wing. but meeting with no
success, retired. 1t is unofficially re-
ported that the Austrians are preparing
TO leave Belgrade.
The extreme left of the Servlan army
pursuing the enemy forced him to re-
cross the Drina River toward Banta-
vasta. On the rest OF the front the Ser
Wan armies continue TO repuse the Aus
trians toward the north and the north
west.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
FRENCH RIGHT PUSHES
BACK FOE IN ALSACE

Continued from Page One
upon the Austrian army of invasion,
putting the right wing to fight across
the Drina and compelling retreat Of
the centre to Belgrade, reoccupation
of which is now the Servian objective
Berlin claims a decisive success in
the downward stroke from East Prus-
sia on Warsaw. The official state
nent is 10 effect that several of the
Russian positions near East Prussia
were taken and that 1900 prisoners
and 4S guns were captured.
The British submarine Bill, diving
heneath fields of mines. entered the
Dardenelles and sank the Turkish bat
tieship Messudieh, a l0,OOO-ton craft
Of the Aldu type. The B-11 was under
water nine hours. escaping and re-
JOining the allied fleets at the en-
trahce Of the Dardanelles.
Batum, Russian Black Sea port, was
set afre in the bombardment by the
Turkish cruiser Goeben. according to
: Constantinople official statement.
Petrograd, however. states the dam
age was Insignificant.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-14
FRENCH RIGHT WING
PUSHES ON IN ALSACE
Allies Offensive Threatens Three
German strongholds.

AAiies oitsnslVe threatens Three
German strongholds.
PARIS, Dec. H.
The steady offensive taken BY the
French forces on their right wing has
advanced their front in Alsaee. accord
ing to the offieial announcement issued
hers this afternoon. In the Woevre re-
sion the French have captured a line OF
German trenches on q front 800 yards
iens ana have repulsed two hsrce eoun-
~ aflacka.
The progress made by the French
g the direction OF the three princi-
- German stFOngholds on the Alsatian-
t.olraine front namely Metz. strasshurg
ard Mulhansen.
Evacuation ef 81 Mihiel by the Ger
nans is Imminent as d result 81 the prog
fess 81 the trench la the forest of Le
tfetre where they are menaciHg the in
Faders hps of Communication sith AIstz
4Az teneh are within II miles OF tha
cEar fQria AZ Aefz e miles from the
lagtfeaz al Molsheim, which Is one of
Ha works ln the outer ring defending
4las4QHia. and within eight miles ol the
a1ineations defending Aiulhausen on the
Nest 4lde