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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-16
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Tau bic 5bai ausfiibren tpolIen. Brdus
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lpelde burA cine perirrte augel, Die
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-16
Sysit Ginbaltsbefebl
Croft jest bas ngaO Charter. .aOm'
mittee Der 1srcibrieifommihion

lie Organization Der ausgelpro'
deuen @egner oes projeftirten ner'
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aonimittee, bat geitcrn onr6 slnpnlt
Is. 8. Roic bon lid h6ren laiien lino
,penn Die Irobungcn Die III Dem
Sdreiben Scrrn Noic's on Die 6ret'
brieifomnriiiiou, iolpie an Staotdn'
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eilrftc hie bcporitebenoe 6reibrle'.
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aebobt babe, ibrcn iripriingIid)en Be
id,lui,, lout peIdcm Die ,Sreibrie''
irnbl am 30. SSuni itattiinoen lollte,
in MirScrcrlpGelng su 3ieben imo Die
s9abl bis gum IA. SnIi gu uerid)ie'
ben.
Ser,ler lit Serr Roic Der slniidt,
oob Die projeftirte Gritdlegung oes
;Sreibrieis in perfiIr5ter 6orm. oamit
icin Snbnlt 5ir aenntniB Der Stirnlli'
pebcr aebradlt mcrSen fam cine M
aeieblidT gnsaobe BON nlinoeltcns
So5. 900 iein wiiroe imo cr iorosrt
oobcr in ieiner Gigeni6af t als
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tie n5ibiacn geriftIiden Sdritte 81
tbluL lin! cine bcrariige Werailsaa.
buna bon 6iientli6en @elSern oilrd'
cinen GinbnltsbeiebI 5l perbinoern.
Srr Sdoenlc tueiIt ,ur 3elt nidjt
in Der Staht uno es blcibt oaber ab'
sinuartcn, iras er nit 9csng auf Die
ies slniuden Serrn 9ioie's tbun Diro.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-16

slelps 60. reid,tcn untsr onbercn bisii'
gen Buhbdnblcrn 9lngebpte Gin.
= Der friihere Sbe,tff Wnreellns
Shomas III an eincm Winsenleioel,
ernitlih erfrdnit.
Ginbrther branaen in cine leer.
iie!Enhe Wirtbi6aft Der Cincinnati
9rspina Co., an Der Siib front Stra'
be esleaen, uno unnettirten 9leirobren
:.ib WeiiinafsIdldae.
Gin tleinsr granb rief biz
Hsuerlpebr aeitcrn Woreen Inn balb .
llbr rad, Der isubrit Der Champion
Grateb paper so. Der S&uben mar
unH:oeutenb.
Sames Dinficlb grittinebam,
52. unb GIiiabctb Waraaret Wars,
80. beibe bon bier. erIanatsn einen
6eiratbsidein,
@eorse Getil 6oel, 20, bon Sc-
merpiIle, unp g1utb Wlarie SuItman,
Is, BON Gcllinsoille, erlonstsn einel,
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= Der Torbid. 2ouis grsdcnrl6as
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liaci psrbaftet. neil or ansebliG uuf
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@ouleporo piro iit 10 Saosn bon
Icinen gnseboriaen permibt. Die
4loi,3ei fpurcc eyiuds. sins Spur oes
tlnlBten Al irten.
Die griitsnbauer iinb iebt bas
nit bei6Gftiot bic Rauer am Wsit'
enoe Der soiab, Qain Strabe Bride all
eriiernen. I'M mil benz gau Der neusn
Bride au Beginner.
Der 9oi3iit Srant Jiemepcr
mh feline @ot,iu fei.rten porseftsrn
abenb ben 26, .Iabrestaa ibrer 6o6s
ssit unb erbisIttn Don areuresn einen
id0nen gIumcnitrauk fotpie cine eles
gonta gibliott,! 2umps.
- Sune Gliilbsib Ron, bic Wittps
BON Silas =. Rol, itor6 asitern
Woraen in ibrsr Wohnuna in BEN be-
ndhbarten NtSonial.s citation i'm
gllter pon 81 .Ilhrsn. sic bintsrldb!
eret G0hne mn cine 5pfter.
- Waub lit6rop bat Wad Witb'
rnp auf Sdcouna psrtlast. neil er
lie psrnadldfilats uno anseblih in
sire oelpiife Gillian Shulibeib per
!icbt iein iou. Die alGaerin mubts
Al ibren Glt.yn auriidtebren. 81.
hsiratbeie ben glnsetIasten am II.
oSUni 1903 unS bat Gin &inb.
- Rsaie R,iaenbad bat 9.orss
Rcitenbad aui S6sibuna perilast,
neil er bic aIi1srin- ans.blih psr'
nadIdiiiate uno mibbanbelts. DaE
Yaar heIrathets in EeH!ud1 I'M ,iaDt'
1911.
- Girs Wnsabl sfifder. peld. In
Der RGb. Der poafttonn Bride fiid'
ten. bsmsrtten poraeiterH sin.n SSar
binen in BEN @ebiiidl unb alaubten
bab osrielbe nit bem iarbis.n N0r'
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topn nit einem RsppIper nisb.ridoB
itnttiid iei. Der W6rb.r entfIob mad
ter 9bot uno bi. H3olissi bat Bis i.st
rod i.ine Spur bon ibm aefuubsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-16
slni Der Strahe erfranit.

sln Der 4. Strabe ilib groabpap
crtranfte seitern 8ormittas Der 80
Sabre aIte Sarrp 2opeIl, BON gto.
1919 Cft 6. StraBe. al Sarnpergif.
tuna ilnS mubte nad benz iidotiihcn
SoipitaI aebradt tperoer. iuoielbit Die
ster3tc rcnig Soiimntg baben, oer
Grfrnntten nm 2eben erbalten on ton.
men. 2opca ioIl Qerlpanote gleid;en
glamens IN 2ouisDiIle, ap., baben
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-16
" E IN p o TT.

Die Nempurt Siiiec ihr bas vGin.
tinnatier @uIfsblatt" bcfinSet iidl in
Rp. 339 gurf StrGfe. acaeniibcr Dem
Gunrtbonie, ,uoiclbit Trnisfeitcn. Vim
scigen II. (. N. biz 10 llhr 45 Ninn'
ten gbenos cntaraenacnummcn iuer'
oen. Sclenhuu Spnth 24O1.
- Gapib @nibinetpn unb Gltgel
@ripbt ipltrOeu gcItern 5u 'ritIer
StlnOe nit eincm Sod @leirobren
an scr >. mo @ntteriou StraBe an'
Jctroiicu. 9(ls lie ole FoIi5iiten RalL
frim, Gllnfcnbearo mo Sladneu
erblidtcn, lieBcn lie Den Sud tall2n
lm0 ocriud)ten ibr Sell in Der 6ludt
sic nurOen aber am 9idinallIer elm
oebolt uno itntcr Ser 9IufIage ocs
@roBbiebitohIS einQciperrt. Iie @lel'
robrcn pllroen oir5 eincm Souie Der
Some 9oan ano @uiIOing sIii'u ac'
Itoblen. Iie 9iirgihuft puroe auf
$500 fcitaeiest.
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non stonlpb Mueblmann bon No.
S07 maple 9lpenue. ucrifieo nad]
fur5en 2eiocn. Sic hinterIGbt ibrcn
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6enbeGdnqnib iinoet beute geotImIt'
tag Inn 2 ltbr itatt.
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9lngriii3 uu0 StraBenroubes angc'
flaat limb, puroen i'm Gountpqerldt1
inter $1,000 @iirgidluit ben @robac'
id,morenen iibcrnieien. Sooeib itellte
Ole 9iirald)aIt lmo muroe ans Der
Salt entlnnen. 1ie sInocrcn murocn
in Grmangellng Der 9ilraidait ein'
9eipcrrt.
- Iie Rcluportcr aonumiiiGre,
Stabt. iin6 Gountp, ,@eamte ueranltal'
ten uorgen Elm SriibIiuasicit in
acifen's o'rope, an Der &iding 9ifc.
- 9as Manoamus geriabren &C.
aen Mupor Gilinn unO Den Stabtratb
BON Canton, ipuroe i'm GircilitBeridte
olti beltte pcrihoben g. ". 9seB'
bitt uerlotot onSiclbe. Inn Die Staot
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icbaitsIi3ens auS5uiteQen, Die linn
oo nStaotrntb nnacblif oDne 8runo
oertucigert purOe.
CINE delegation Ser .5eberote0"
W1iitter.alnbs bcildtiatc aeitcrn bic
Soiner ScinIt0ttc nabe GoIo
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9lnitalt fir ainoer. Die fein paiienOeS
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ser 2ofaIitdt 5uirieoen 5u iein.
- Scrr Iric6ri6 9. 9abmonll
lnl6 Satin pcrouitoltcten IN ibrcm
foiiacu Semi on Der Earf gIoenue,
ibren 3ablrciden ;Sreunben cine 500
YartD.
- Serr 9eopoIS speicr BON GoIo
SpringS unb Serr 2ouiS Speier Don
Iouton iino not Chicago, 9Sa, &C.
reiIt, Inn @ermanbte 5u beiudcn.
- GountD. .Hid)ter 9olt ilno bic
1Srieoensrihier BON Campbell Conn.
tn iino eeitern gIbcnO nad Detroit,
Naid.. QerciIt, I'M Die Oortiae Eilaitc'
rl,ng ber 2nnoItraben bic IN Getroit
einlaufen, 81 beiihtI9cn.
- @rlmociaentbumS' llebertragun.
gen: Gora alein al SSno. 3. 9rpant,
Got on Der A. sluenue in Canton, 81 ;
Carrie 0onis al s. $. @baIlen II.
g., Got an Der 10. un0 electric ape.
IN Clifton; 81.
SciratbSibeine: @m. u. 9ren.
Oergai.. rs, BON Cincinnati, g., unS
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-16
@ie f0nmen sic Sleild
nuo &rafte sewinnen?

SisiCnigcl. Ioel
dc i6lpnd) lno
abaenlattet iiiIo,
iouiea 81 oIeler
Sabres5eii ole @i|'
itrersunsen Hiu1er.
Sleii6 lnb Arhi'e
,pieocr ~ Ssiptrl'
neu. Sie sIeriIs
pc,inreiben lis ods
beiic Sidrihpas'
nlitiel lIno G.nr'
perauf6auer Sntcr
Subn's @ieoi5tn,
neil Ne ans reinea
mn BuiriiJlihcn
ndbrenoen GIrnleI'
len beitebi rpcIbe
ben a6rper itarisn
nnb auibouen. ste
1T irei bon ihdoll'
hon 9rpauen ooer
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-16
8 a III IL TO n.

= Qtnasbrte fir 10000 Bidder fir
bic Cane TrcibibIiotbet ipurbsn bon
ben @erpoltern aeoffnst. Stepart &c
aiOb Don Cincinnati upb Nrant W.
5ed als StsqOsrtreter ber Cincinnati
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-16

SRI. Selen portlHe.
geaIeiterin SrI. Sne3 Gil.
Gbore:
Inter Dem 5lieSer" Henserc
.9tm iernen Strano" 49,. Surn
Clifton Seisbts 8eiungperein unto
2eituug Don Meiiter 2Ouis Gbrgoti
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-16

StintuIanSmitteIn. ooIcr Gle iid heu
lIairbe. Gle niro sic itart mnben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-16
Mbent mterbaltmng
geranitaltet Die 80. Tiitrift'S Sdule
Geutc Nbene in Der SugBcS
\ Sod)idJnIe.

CSn Der Sugbes Sodjidule ucrnn'
itaIten Die ainoer Der 80. Cntrlft'
ShuIe belte 9lbenb cine llnterbnl'
tllng, geIcgentlih weId,er alib etn
1bcil Oes stinoerdors mlhplrten
miro, ser I'M Mnimuliifieit lang. Der
Gbcr miro unter Der Seitlng pon
Scrrn 9Ilireo SarseI Sdubcrfs
,@ott in Der gtatilr", oasielbe, Dos
i'm Maimiliitieit. 5ur aitiiilbrung ge.
Iangte, iingen ilio Die gealeiillng bot
Sri. Neua siemoe iibernommen sSm
iibriaen lit Oas Brogramm Ses
9Ibenos lDie iolat:
Colo fir 5cnor.
Gpenind 9an0on Ronalo
Scrr @eorge u. aeIler.
9eaIeitcrin Sri. Gillian Guering.
@eiaenioIo.
llngariite Melobien 1irinoelli
Sri. Selen Bortirne.
gegleitcrin SRI. ,SneS Oil.
Waibaumtans uno aronung Der Wtai'
f6nigin, ausgeiiibrt pou Seu Shul'
finoern.
Stabiibunscn a,sseiiIbrt Don ben
Sinaben.
goltstan5c, aussefiibrt Don ben Sin.
bern ser Sdule.
Seiteriu SrI. 2ena Gutter; alapier.
besIeitllns BON SRI. WsoIlie Hud'
in,bI.
Soprar Coli:
- nWobin2" 80. Shnbert
.,Roie in tie gllS" Soriter
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-16

Gic Teippurt Siiiec iiir Sas Sin
tinnatier @ulfsbIatt" bcfinSet 'idl IN
Nu. 339 g)urf StrGRe. acaeriibcr Dem
Gunrtbunie, ,uoiclbit Hrnisfeitcn. Vim
scigen II. I. N. biz 10 llhr 40 Mimi
ten gbenos cntNcaenacnumnlcn iper'
ben. Sclebhun Spnth 2401.
The Spectator., 1914-12-29
Harry Thaw Loses His Fight.

Washington.-The right of the state of New York to extradite Harry K, Thaw from New Hampshie was upheld Monday by the United States Supreme Court in an unanimous opinion, revers- ing Judge Aldrich of the federal Dis trict Court of New Hampshire. Jus tice Holmes. speaking for the court, declared the case was too clear for lengthy argument and with few words swept aside as irrelevant all contentious of Thaw's attorneys.
 Conspiracy to escape from Mattea- wan Insane Asylum. to which he was committed after killing Stanfard White in 1906. is the charge on which Thaw stands indicted in New York. On this indictment. once he is again in the hands of the New York author ities. will begin anew Thaw's battle against being returned to Matteawan.
The Spectator., 1914-12-29
Many Excuses Given for Concealing Age
By M. C. BARCLAY. Chicago

childish is nothing What good sensible such measure? None!
 One given that not be advisable for person his lest his employer find and dismiss him being old to fill the position ever position to hire people and find that of them has lied about his that shall missed be he competent could not trust who would lie about such small thing
 But to lie when employers want people, And why do they people? Because they have upodae methods pleasing and endurance and adapt hem selves readily But there earth why this should be one wishes prevent it. Keep yourself mentally and phys icay the minute methods and pleasing then tell prospective employer the truth about and though old Mehuselah still you and hold good position.
 Again. 1t averred that likes grow od especially But the growing younger day. Half century older thirty than she fifty had passed his prime then at forty. Aso just the be the ninety-nine
 Another offered that although be ashamed of her still she doesn't want known all the neghbhood and that the books find the and talk them. Men would things They just curious but they have for their coun laws for the laws they made themselves Women who do such things ready for suffrage.
The Spectator., 1914-12-29
FALLING HAIR MEANS
 DANDRUFF IS ACTIVE
Save Your Hair! Get 25 Cent Bottle of Danderine Right Now-Aiso
 Stops Itching Scrip.

Thin. brittle. colorless and scraggy hair Is mute evidence of a neglected scalp; of dandruff-that awful scurf.
 There is nothing so destructive to the hair as dandruff. It robs the hair of its luster. it's strength and its very life; eventually producing a feverish. ness and itching of the scalp. which if not remedied causes the hair roots to shrink, loosen and die-then the hair falls out fast. A little Danderine tonight--now-any time-will surely save your hair.
 Get a '25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine from any store, and after the first application your hair will take on that life. luster and luxuriance which is so beautiful. It will become wavy and fluffy and have the appear ance of abundance; an incomparable gloss and softness. but what will please you most will be after just . few weeks use, when you will actual ly see lot of fine. downy hair-new hair-growing all over the scalp. Adv.
The Spectator., 1914-12-29
Catching Cold Is Common Amiction
By R. T. ROSTER, Philadelphia, Pa.

number of the ills another that particular malignant germ which makes membrane his habaion and his home.
 There doubt that cold contagious and easily passed from sufferer unaffected bander If people would realize that simple fact there would be fewer colds.
 Isolation of the person with cold the only preventive against its spread others Isoaton especially particular families is of large mpractabe We lock children up when they threatened afflicted with whopng cough measles chcenpox with of the mer ailments of childhood and health departments everywhere of enforce the quaan- tine the deader diseases which if proceeded against would spread death throughout whole city. But such the matter of colds
 Now however there general effort impress the general public the prudence and the wisdom of taking similar precautions the spread of the cold.
 The public health well private comfort both would profit if general given warnings the department health and charities the dangers involved in catching cold
 To remind people that and consumption often have their origin cold ought itself be enough lead them guard against dangerous of diseases
The Spectator., 1914-12-29
ROBSON 'DRY' MEASURE
 FAIL IN THE HOUSE
ED BY A VOTE OF 197 TO 1se TUESDAY.

Washington.-The Hobson resolu- tion to submit a constitutional amend ment for national prohibition to the state legislatures, was defeated in the house Tuesday night, 197 members voting for and 1S9 against it. An af- firmative vote of two-thirds was re- quired to adopt the resolution. Every member of the Arkansas dele. gation in the house was present and voted for the amendment.
 Party lines were wiped out. Demo- cratic Leader Underwood and Repub- lican Leader Mann fought shoulder to shoulder at the head of the forces op. posing the resolution. When the vote came, of the 197 for the resolution 11i wee Democrats, 6S were Republicans and II were Progressives, and were Independent Republicans.
 The vote came at the conclusion of one of the most stirring contests of recent days in Congress and following votes on several amendments. Repre- sentative Hobson had closed the gen eral debate participated in by all the house leaders, many of whom were re- peatedly cheered by men and women in the crowded galleries. Speaker Clark repeatedly admonished the spec tators to maintain order.
 Prohibition leaders declared that the majority for the resolution had full. filled their expectations, as they had not hoped for a two-thirds vote at this time Whether a similar resolu- tion pending in the Senate, submitted by Senator Sheppard of Texas, will reach a vote at this session is not certain.
 Administration leaders beliere 1t will not, in view of the action of the house.
The Spectator., 1914-12-29
MILLIONS GIVEN TO
 SOUTHERN EDUCATION
ARKANSAS RECEIVED TOTAL OF $175,0OO FROM THE GEN.
 ERAl BOARD.

New York-Western states have been favored slightly above Eastern and middle Atlantic states in the Gen, eral Education Boards donations of $10,5S2,591 to the cause of education. Southern states rank third, although all three groups are close.
 To Western states the fourth install ment of the boards report made pub lie Thursday, sets forth there has been given outright S3,S67,7S1 and par tial, contributions. the exact amount of which is not stated, have been made to supplemental sum of s15,406, TAI. To Eastern and middle Atlantic states the sum given outright was $3,562,- 1855; the supplemental sum. to which the board subscribed an amount not designated, was $15,247,939; Southern states received outright. S3,052 ,525; the supplemental sum to which the board contributed in this case was s9,- 147,152.
 Following are the donations made to educational institutions in the Southern states by the board since its inception: Maryland, S250000; Vir. ginia, $490000; North Carolina. $379,- 416: South Carolina, $154,176; Georgia. S232,233; Alabama, S21,700; Mississip- pi, S15O.000; Arkansas. s175,000; Ten nessee, $625,000; Kentucky. s125,00O; Texas. S400,000; Florida, $50,000; to- tai, S3,052,625.
 Donations from the Rockefeller gen eral education fund, in detail, grouped according to states, follow, in part:
 Alabama, Howard College, S21 1,700; Arkansas, Hendrix College (two), S175,000;, Texas, Baylor University, S200.00O; Southern Methodist Univer sity. S2OO,OOO.
The Spectator., 1914-12-29
NEW IN NATURAL HISTORY
DonaId's Sharp Eyes Had Noticed Animal That None of the Class
 Recognized.

The class of little people were tell ing stories in geography recitation. Each one was allowed to describe an animal and the others were to guess the name. Donald anxiously awaited his turn When 1t came he began with enthusiasm: "Why, it's a great, big, clumsy animal with thick hide and a tail like rope. It has little eyes close together, big, Happy ears, long trunk"
 Here he was interrupted by many eager to guess.
 An elephant" shouted the first boy permitted to speak.
 "No," said Donald. stolidly.
 The class searched their brains for other guesses and even the teacher was puzzled. Finally all gave up," and Donald was aked the name.
 "Why, I see pictures of it every day in the paper and so do you. It's a Cop"
The Spectator., 1914-12-29
BRITISH SHIPS
 IN GERMAN BAY BERLIN REPORTS THAT THE AT TEMPTED RAID OF ENEMY
 WAS WITHOUT SUCCESS. WERE METBY FOES AIRSHIPS Bombs Dropped at Cuxhaven Without Damage-ZeppeIin Bombards the
 French City of Nancy.
WERE MET BY FOES AIRSHIPS

London.--A Berlin report says: Flight British ships made dash into German bay December 25," says an official announcement issued by the German admiralty Saturday.
 "Hydroaeroplanes conveyed by them made an advance against the mouths of German rivers and drop ped bombs on ships lying at anchor and gas tank near Cuxhaven with out hitting them or doing damage.
 "The hydroaeroplanes were fired at and withdrew in a westerly direction. German airships and aeroplanes re- connoitered against the British forces and succeeded in hitting with bombs two British destroyers and one other vessel of the convoy. On the latter fire broke out.
 Fog prevented a continuance of the fighting"
 From the reference to Cuxhaven in the German announcement it would seem that the German rivers indicat- ed. but not named, were the Elbe and Weser. Cuxhaven is a fortified sea port of Germany 5S miles west-north- west of Hamburg. It is at the mouth of the estuary of the Elbe. The ap- proximate distance across the North sea from the English coast to Cuxha- ven is 360 miles.
 A Zeppelin airship flew over Nancy early Saturday morning and dropped a total of 14 bombs ..
 Two persons were killed and two others wounded. Several houses in Nancy were slightly damaged, but none of the public buildings was in jured.
 This is the first report or any hos tile activity on the part of a Zeppelin airship against French city. The last notable exploit of Zeppelin was over Antwerp early in the war.
 Nancy has population of about 100000 It is due east from Paris and about 10 miles from the German from tier.
 The Berlin official announcement Sunday said German airmen had thrown medium-sized bombs into the outskirts of Nancy in retaliation for the throwing of bombs by a French airman into an unarmed German viii lage.
The Spectator., 1914-12-29
SYRUP OF FIGS FOR
 A CH|LD'S BOWELS
It is cruel to force nauseating, harsh physic into a
 sick child.

Look back at your childhood days. Remember the dose mother insisted on castor oil, calomel, cathartics. How you hated them. how you fought against taking them.
 With our children it's different. Mothers who cling to the old form of physic simply don't realize what they do. The children's revolt is well-found- ed. Their tender little 'insides" are injured by them.
 If your child's stomach, liver and bowels need cleansing, give only deli cious California Syrup of Figs" It's action is positive, but gentle. Millions of mothers keep this harmless fruit laxative" handy; they know children love to take 1t; that 1t never fails to clean the liver and bowels and sweet en the stomach, and that . teaspoonful given today saves sick child tomor- row.
 Ask at the store for 50-cent bottle of California Syrup of Figs" which has full directions for babies, children of all ages and for grown-ups plainly on each bottle. Adv.
The Spectator., 1914-12-29
Villa-Carranza Battle.

Vera Cruz.-Fighting has occurred between the adherents of General Carranza and those of General Villa in the outskirts of Vera Cruz. The Villa forces are advancing while the Car ranza forces have been obliged to fall back. A strict censorship has been enforced. General Carranza was made happier Christmas by the receipt of news from Tampico that followers of General Villa had been defeated at Ebano station.
The Spectator., 1914-12-29
Gutierrez Leaves the Capital.

San Antonio. Tex.-That Provision. al President Eulalio Gutierrez has quit Mexico City. due to enmity be. tween him and Felipe Angeles and Za. patista chiefs, was reported Thursday to T. R. Beltran. local Constitutional. ist consul, Tho message said tho capital is governed by a commission composed equally of Villa and 2apata adherents and that another provision- al president will be selected Jan
 uary ", according to the plan at pres