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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07
grlta0t.
GOa nrues franS6fidcS
cabinet DiIOcu.
ORenc 2SiDiani enttsie6t
fidj Der 9lmfaabe.

QeIcoiie mar friiber ais Ocutih ieino.
lid eradtet woroen. - Scr Sui.
froaetten aIimbim in england.
9rauOitifhtnes Gompasne
fortaciett. COL 9fooic0cIt bel
@rdiioent goincare in @oris.
glmcritoncr gewinnt n2uft.Ger.
b."
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IN neiitiner ltmnndltnnn

Drrid, Nio., 6. SSuni. g9oltcr
SidS, Gin iirugcr 6ormer, cridoB ac.
iiern iciuen Sdwicgerpotcr. ". 81.
Tburnian perpunoete ieine Sdpie.
acrmuiter ma6rideiulih tootlid uno
icttc oanu ieinem 2e6cu iclbit Gin
3icl,
Seine Satin fiel Dor i6m anf oiC
anicc ino bat i6n iie 81 toote'
Statt oeiien ri6tete er oie @affe &C.
acu iid iel6it. IS miro geglau6t,
0QB Sids geiitesaeitort mar.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07

laucingo, @|crifo, ipilr0e 6euie bonn
&opIt in @rioot.9hoicn5 empiongen.
Gr beipra6 NIT Dem ST. &oter Die
mcrifoniidlr Situotiou insbeionOere
sic gegcuwdrtigen GermittlngS-lIn-
ter6on0lrngeu.
Gngliides 9antbunS tell
te 3o6Iingen elm
2on6on 6. Sumi.-Gie befann-
ie 9onf.6irmo G6oplin, Niilnc,
@reeniea & 60, 9imiteo, 9Ir. 6,
ggrinces SraBc, Iente 6crte i6re
3abhngcn ciu. Iic Gompagnie
puroe inn Sabre 1899 incorporirt,
INN oos @eibdft Der Sirma Nlorton
Chaplin & So. 81 ii6erue6men.
NRit 6omilie ousgeio6n mt.
Copenhagen 6. Suni.- @rin5
9lage bon 0dnemarf, ser Sobn oeS
@rin3en @oloemar unO Gouim oes
aouias G6riition Ocs 3e6nten peI-
der Dor iebs Wlonoten gegen 0cn
S9iQcn ieipcr 5omilie cine itoIieni-
iHe @rdiih 6eirat6ete, Die Gonteiie
GaIpi 81 9ergolo, lit bier nit ieiner
@ottm onaelongt. 9eioe wurOen
pom a6nig luo Ser aonigin dmpfon-
gen. Sic &onigii.@hutter 9nerouora
Bat sic &eri06mma ongebo5nt
SIN Sir b tburm belogert.
@u0upeit 6. SUM. Sin
Ourd 9ie6eSfummer 5lm @o6niinn
actric6cucr 9auernburiHe 6dlt in
Orm flcinen ungariiGcn 9ori Sol.
lam i'm Gonlitat GeOen6irg nod)9In-
ri6tlma cines icbrcdlidcn 9lut6aos
BON einem &ir6t6nrm ans, in mel-
dem er iih peri6an3t 6ot, so @cn-
oarlnen cine Gonpo9nie Snionterie
unO einen groBen Gbeil Der @eDolfe-
rilnq uelde sic Stride 6eloqern, IN
5boG. N}it @}mition reiGlid Der-
ic6cn, it5eBt er Dom iidercn &erited
Our6 Oie Gcifungen 0eS &irbtburs
mes pilO Inn iid. @ier5e6n Der Sc
lagercr bat er bereitS nieOergeitredt
un0 id)mer Dcrlebt. Bier Der Ser-
punoeteu iino geitor6en 500 Der
@}orO6u6c icblieBlib auSgc6ungert
werocn oOcr o6 oaS @lilitdr sic Sir
Ge itiirmci ipirO, i'll nod ni6t be-
itinmt.
9luQuit Somiscs 6eiBt Der 9url6e,
melder 9epolferima @enoormerie
luo @iilitdr ouf bic @eine ge6radt
Sat, uuo sic llria9e fiir iein it6red-
li1cS @loroen lit Oarin 8u iuten
0aB oie @auersleite arouier Dem
iltnacn Burden, Oeiien S065orn iie
oireu6or tounten oie Souo i6rer
Eodter, Inn melGe er augebolten
Bate, Deriagten
aomn bate Ser id65ornige @lenitD
sen enogiiltigen 9ei6eiO 6efouncn
0aB oil cine &crmd6lmg nit Dem
0i1ohen oes &rauier'i6en G6epaorS
nidt 5u oenten ici ais er in milOer
g9ut6 auf oic 6ciOcu 2eute 6euer ao6
unO lie toOt nieocritrcdtc. GoroiIf
manote er ii6 aegen Die Gclie6te uuo
pcrlcbtc and oeic it6mer.
g2ic Elm SalIicucr uerbrcitctc lid
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Dcr iiiualte 3lueio.

Ybtfn6elpbio @a. 6. SUM.
Ger innate 3mecia oes beiitihomc.
riEaitiihen g}otionuoIbunoes, Der
0rutittomcrifonrdc Staot @erbono
bon g0idita, an., bat in ieincr 6pci.
ten 8erIahlnlIung bereits iid bereit
cffldrt 0en uabitci 5toots. Gonucnt
8u itbcrnebmcn. gsibiio Bat cine
blabeuoc 2oae Der %ermounSiobne
uno eiucn itorfen oentiaeu @3iIitar.
@erciu. gtn Der Spibe itcbcn ongc.
le6cne Ociiti6c @eIddftsleute, nam.
lid oie Serren N1or arouB, @rdii.
bent; syobn @caer, 9i5e %raiioent;
qloolpb 5utoriuS, 5dabmeilter; sll.
Bert D2ebIe, &rotofoll-Sefretar. nno
sans 6. D1aDcr, 6inan3 Sefretdr-
ggihita beiibt cin 5ablreides Deiti6'
tbun. Der neuc 8erbano ocrlpri1t
cine fraftiae 9tilbe oes 9lationoI6un.
ocs al luerocn
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Csortietnno OOn Der 1. eeite.)


Seute D}orgen puroe ein 3riegs-
gerid)t einberlfen oos oen Sergeoni
ten Suon Dia5 bonn 80. &egimeut
pro0eiiiren iolI, peIher geitern9lbeuo
ip1t 2ieutenont 9llfreOo 2ope5 oe
Wieuoo5a tootete. Gr 1T angeidul.
oigt, eine9eboIte an5uaetteIn periubt
al baben.
@s miro gegloubt, Dab Der @e.
fangene om Montas in @egenmart
ner aeiamuten @arniion bon Stoot
w2cyito fiiiiIirt weroen piro.
8orbereituHgfiir Bio.
da6e.
8ero Grua 6. Srni ~ glods
ridteu BON @uerto 02erico beiogen
0aB 5ipei merifoniide aononenboote
BORT pniiirt ieien uno mo6rideinlid
ilb auihidteu, Die bon &rdiioent
Suerta angeoronete9lodaoc oes So.
ians Gompieo ourd5uiiIbren. Der
Donpier aglntilla~, melder cine So-
oiua bon @offeu fir oie Gonitititio.
uaIiiten an 9oro bat nobt iicb ieuem
Snfen
Gontre.glomirol Badger bat ole
8ononenbopte n&ooucob" unO 0Sa.
rromento" beoroert, oen merifani.
iden Sdifien al folgen un0 lie pi6t
aus Den glugen 8u laiieu. 9ie ome-
rifatiiden ariegsidiffc bobeu ieood
ioweit teinen 9eiebl, oftip ein5ugrei.
fen.
Nie amerifaniiden &riegS.
ihiffe gemornt
IampicG s. SUM oia 9ropns.
bile, Qegas, 6. SUM. y Goniul Gla.
renee u. Miaer er6ieIt 6eute cine Of.
ii5ieae 01itt6eilung BON @ouDerneur
StdS Gabaaero. pelde beiogte, ser
@onDerucur ici iniorniirt morOen
oaB bic 6oocroliitcu aononeu6oote
D3arago5aD iuo ,graDo~ nod Gonl.
pico tommen uiiroen, Inn Sen Safen
81 bombaroircu ooer 81 6lodireu. Se.
nor Go6arcao iiigte 6in5iL OaB er
oieic 01ittbeilung made, oamit sic
amerifaniicben ariegsibife Dor ie.
mem @aien iid aus Der 6euerliuie
iern6alten fonnten.
Sic Goniiihitioualiiien 6a6en olle
gorfebrneeu fir einc @ertbeioigine
oes Saiens getrofien.
9abn @erbin0ung abge.
ihnitten.
Pin @or00es 2 d dlodtihii.
fes california; @lo5otlmL
0ler, 5. Simi (ouf ora6iIoicm @ege
und Gan Diego. Galo 6. SunD. ~
Gs wuroe bier oiii3ieQ beridtet, Bob
cs oen @onititrtiouoliiteu 9eliugcu
iet sic 9a6u. uno Ira6t @crbin.
ollnq Bwiihcu Golima un0 5toot
Nerito a6juiducioen.
Sieoenbimoert aopaaeriiten bon
Der Suerta 9lrnee iiuO bon @uap
mas III 9}ieoer Californian ongc.
lonat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07
MGnber aefaht?

95ew gorf, 6. SUM. ~ Sol.
9ongo, elm G6aniienr, lnO SameS
SAP, cin Rooaofal- -@eiibcr, wurOen
1eute inter ser 9(ni4ulOiglng feitge-
6alten an Dem lle6erial aui oie 6ei-
6en 9eomten Der D9lmericon San
@ompanp", Die Inn ehpa $4,000 be-
rou6t muroen, bet6eiligt geweien 81
iein.
syrco. @eelep, Der fru6er per6aftet
puroe, bat nod 9Inaobe Scr @olijei
geitanOeu. ooB er Oas gtto lenttosin
welGem oie 9faubaeieaeu ibre 5Iudt
bepcrfiteQigtcn. @r ia9tc, er iei bon
Congo 5u Ser 6o6rt cngaairt nor
0er.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-07


@clcqcn6cit ae6eu wiiroen, 0emon-
itrotionen 5u urrangireu
Observation-Disclosures Die
aeitcrn N6en0 in @albom uno IN an.
ocren %lGben in 2onOon I'M 6reicu
a6ae6altcn murOeu loitcn iol9e Sc
aenoenonitrationcu i'm Rn6liilml
aus, oaB iie a6gebro9en weroen
muBteH.
9aop @lontiielo 6at elmer glngo6e
Ocs .0oilp Sfet4" 5uioIac olrb oaS
SoimorIballamt al @onig George
cine @ntibuloiaung fir oaS &cr6ols
ten i6rcr So6tcr bel ser Soiieitlid-
feit i'm 9udina6omsGoloit ii6erniit-
tell.
GooiepcIt6e 4rGii0cnt
&oincarc.
4nrtS, g. SUM. Col. G6eo.
bore 9looiepelt bciudtc 6eutc 4rdn.
bent @oincore uno untcr6ielt lid ct.
mo cine StmOe nit i6m. Sr. 9ooie-
oelt no6m Geronlaiiung Dem &r0ii-
oenteu fiir Die ibm cripieienen 9lui.
merflamfeitcn 3u 0anfen. Ser @r.
grdiiOent Der Ser. Stooten mar pen
Dem onerifanidcu 9oti6oitcr Nl. 2.
Serrid 6egleitet.
Sr. 9looieOelt modte cine idngere
glntofobrt our@ oie G6amps @lDiceS
mo Oas 9ois oe 9ouloane uu0 be.
iudlte aud ooS @olo 6elo in 9ogo-
teae. 9lud 6eiudte ser gr-@rdiiocnt
Sen 2ouore, nm iiG oos @emdloe
,Nlona 9iia" an5uiebcu.
Ger Colonel eupiing i'm 9auie
oes Ioges Sen 9eiub bon Srn Sc.
leitin Scnuion &rdieftcn ser goriicr
Qolisei. im0 BON Srn. @mile 9ou-
rent, Dem Sefrctdr ocs @oli3ei &c.
portenients. Hitter ieineu ii6riaeu
gehiHern 6eianOeu iib ser frolB6ii-
ide Tiplomat %ierrc Sc @loraeric,
Ser irlGnoii6e 6ii0rer Z. g. G'Gou-
nor. ser amerifaniide 9onfier W1ur-
timer g. Sdiib Der 0}orquis Oe
G6om6rln uno Sr- 9luoolp6 9lrou.
ion BON 9}ewYort
9lmerifaner geminnt
,9uft- 3 erbD."
2on0on 6. Suni. gs. g.
9roof, Sem ein5igen 9Imcrifoner im.
ter Ocn eff 9cper6ern 6ctm ,.euit.
0er6o" iuuroc 6eute Der critic ggreis
5ucrfannt Scr in eincm golocncu 2ic-
besbcder ms $1,000 baar 6citauo.
Souis g}oel BON 6ranfrcid, ser ais
Griter olrd's 3iel 9ing, riroc ois-
qualiii5irt neil er einen 9coba6
timgs-@oiten perhiiBt batie.
9cgiuolO Carr, elm britiider glpia-
tor. er5iclt ocn 5peiten &reiS.
9rod 6rolbte 5lir 3lltiidlcgrng
ser 90 @eilen betragcnocn CiItan3
cine Stlnoc, is @linllten uno A Sc-
fimOen.
Gas .Quit.Gcrbp4 III elm gimo.
flug nit Dem Scuoon glcroOrou ais
glus0onaspuntt lmo @no5ieI.
&om &opit empfonQcn.
GonL 6. &lni. 9iigbt 9icp
ssnou Scrrera, ser giit5oi BON Eii-
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@ailc SIR 9lriIe in'S SIMSIauo tc.
iorot &. Siainc, glr. 4i3, CitSalti'
uuyr Ctr, no6c GuitOm Sunie sI0;
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07
MORA COUNTY WILL
BUILD NEEOEO ROAD
MORA AND TAOS WILL BE CON.
NEcTGD BY HIGHWAY; MAY
HIT TIE CAMP

On Monday morning f. nj. Hughes
OF Solano, a member of the Mora coun-
ty commission; State Engineer James
A. French, and Charles w. G. Ward
will go to Mora to investigate the two
route proposed for the Mora Taos road.
The question to be decided is wheth-
er the road will go through the Lujan
canyon or through the Santa Barbara
camp or both. Mr.. Hughes, when in
terviewed today by representative
of The Optic stated that the road
through Lujan canyon was certainty
and that the other route would be
built if it were feasible.
If the road is built through the San
ia Barbara country the Santa Bar
bara Tie and Pole company will do all
their business through the Mora val
ley. This will mean about $4,000 a
year to Mora, Watrous and Las Vegas.
The road would run through country
in which road building would not be
beset with many difficulties. The
Mora county commission should GER
tainly see to it that the road is built
through the Santa Barbara camp, 50
that the extra business can come this
way, after it hears all the argument
The commission also will receive
bids on Monday in preparation to let.
ting the contracts for the new Wat
rous bridge.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

Sheriff w. w. Collins of Visalia,
Cal, who was here today on business
connected with his office, said he
was somewhat surprised to learn Of
Colorado and Arizona going dry at
the recent state elections. He said
California likely never will vote dry,
even with the women voting. The
local option law has proved to be sue
cessful. California, being grape
producing state, cannot be expected
to vote against the manufacture and
sale of liquors throughout the entire
state Sheriff Collins says there is
but one saloon in his county at pres
ent. The sheriff showed keen in
terest in the Normal University and
was surprised when told that it has
trebled in enrolment in the past four
years.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

The European war Is developing in
genuity and enterprise among Ameri-
cans. The doll manufacturing indus
try, which has been confined largely
to Germany has developed since im-
portations from the fatherland have
practically ceased. As a result Amer
ican firms are now showing some won
derful contrivances in dolls. The man.
agement Of a local department store
was surprised this morning when it
was shown the samples Of one of the
doll manufacturers.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

Mrs. Rebecca Flint has had carpeu-
ters tear down the frame house on
her property near the junction Of
Grand and Douglas avenues. The
house. formerly was occcpied by Chi
nese laundry. It has been suggested
that the city should induce the own
ers Of two other frame houses adioin-
ing this one to tear them down. The
fire department reports that the struc-
lures are dangerous as well as un.
slightly Several fires have broken
out in them in the past few years.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07
HEATON IS TAKEN
BACK TO VISALIA
SHERIFF COLLINS ARRIVES HERE
TO TAKE CHARGE OF A
CHECK ARTIST

Sheriff w. w. Collins Of visalia,
Cal, arrived in Las Vegas last night
to take charge of Walter d. Heaton,
who is wanted in the coast state for
passing a number Of worthless checks
Heaton waived his right to demand
extradition and Sheriff Collins left
with him for California this afternoon
on train No. 7. Sheriff Collins said
Heaton secured a considerable sum Of
money by the use Of his fraudulent
checks. Heaton was arrested here
Sunday night on train No by Chief
of Police Ben Coles.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07
LAS VEGAS LAUNDRY is.
SOLD TO EVERETT COLE
ALBUQUERQUE MAN PURCHASES
PLANT AND BUSINESS OF
CARY & AMENT

The Las Vegas Steam Laundry
changed hands this morning. The
former owners, ]. B. Ament and G.
M. Carey, have sold the plant to Ever
EFT Cole of Albuquerque. Mr.. Cole
has been in the laundry business for
the past 12 years. He recently was
connected with Hubb's laundry of the
Duke city. The new management will
keep up to the high standard of work
turned out by the former proprietors.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07
DEFENDED THEMSELVES

Walsenburg, Colo, Nov. THE
case of four mine guards accused Of
murder in connection with the social
ed Seventh street riot Of October "a,
1913, went to the Jury just before
noon today. The defendants, who are
accused of killing three strikers, went
on the stand and testified that they
had been attacked and finally shot
in self-defense. The strikers, they de-
elared, first used rocks, then guns
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

The seat sale for Mutt and Jeff
in Mexico" which will he played at
the Duncan opera house on Tuesday
evening of next week, was begun this
morning at Murphey's drug store.
From the first days sale, it is evi-
dent that large crowd will attend
the performance, which is highly re-
commended by the press.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

Good Bye Summer" a special Vita
graph feature, in five magnificent
parts, featuring the celebrated stars
Normal Talmadge, Rose Tibley, Van
Dyke Brooke, Antonio Moren, Donald
Hall and Bobby Connolly. will be
shown tonight at the Photoplay thea
ter. Also Selig's wild animal pic
ture, The Tonsorial Leopard Tanner. ("
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07
BAIL is REFUSED

Yesterday Attorney B. Davis, Jr,
counsel for Oscar Kidd and Bert Jay,
appeared before Judge David j. Leahy
and sought their release on bail. The
case had partial hearing and the
Judge denied the request Attorney
Davis then asked to be allowed to in
troduce new testimony. The case was
adjourned.
Kidd and Jay we're indicted for first
degree murder by the grand jury sit
ting last month in Mora county. They
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07
No ATTACK PLANNED

Washington, NOV. 7.-Rafael zuba-
ran Capmany, Carranza's confidential
agent here, entered strong denial TO
published reports that the deposed
first chief had ordered an attack Sun
day on the American forces at Vera
Cruz. : l10 q
1T is Carranza's highest desire" he
said, to have the American troops
eyacuate Vera Cruz in peaceful and
friendly manner"
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07
"S7. ELMO" AT THE
2 MUTUAL THEATER
SPECIAL ATTRACTION AND SPEC
iAL MUSIC AT THE WEST
SIDE PLAY HOUSE

ST. Elmo, Al wonderful six-reel pro
duction Of Augusta Evans world ia
nous American novel, will be shown
tomorrow night at the Mutual theater
on Bridge street. The production
consists Of 1874 gorgeous scenes. Music
will be furnished during the perform
ance by the Mutual four-piece orches-
ira.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

Road Commissioner Robert J. Tau
pert went to Ration today. He is trav-
cling with John Pugh, the garage
man, and George Hunker, his asso-
ciate on the board. Mr. Taupert will
endeavor to chart an easy method of
travelling from Las Vegas to Ration,
as many automobile parties have
found great difficulty in keeping TO
the correct road.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

Murphey's drug store has a new
clerk, ae is J. Fl. Becker, formerly
of Pennsylvania. Mr.. Becker spent
some time in Ration before he came
here to take up his duties at the To-
cal store,
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

The Ladies Guild of st. Paul's Me
mortal church will have their annual
bazaar Saturday, December 5. Fancy
work, aprons. home cooking, mince
meat for sale ADV.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

A hunting party consisting of F. B.
Hanson, J. e, Mcclure, Mack Ev-
ans and o. M. Ward will go out to-
morrow to Chapelle, They expect to
kill large number Of quail.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

The Aqua Pura company has all its
dams in the Gallinas canyon filled
with water. The company is waiting
for cold weather to come. The Off
cials OF the plant expect to cut $4,000
tons of ice this winter.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07
iropAY's FOOTBALL

Final score: Harvard, 20; Prince
ton. O.
Third quarter; Pennsylvania, 81;
Michigan, "a.
Final: Cornell, 26; Franklin and
Marshall, 8.
Final: Navy, p; F'ordham, Q.
Final: Yale, IA; Brown, 6.
Final: Massachusetts Agricultural,
4; Middlebury, 0.
Yale Freshmen, 26; Princeton Fresh
men, 0.
Carlisle. 0; Holy Cross, Q.
Final: Army, 20; Notre Dame. 7.
Second period; Missouri, IA; Drake,
0.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07
AUTO STAGE

Automobile stage line to Mora tri.
weekly. Tuesday, Thursday and Sat
urday, leaving Murphey's corner 8 a.
m, arriving Mora 9:45 a. m. Leave
Mora A p. m. arrive Las Vegas 5:45 p.
m. Fare for round trip, SIS; one way,
SO. Round trip tickets good for one
week. H. 3. Hubbard, Prop.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

The E. Romero Hose and Fire com
pany announces the annual supper to
be given by the company. The event
this year will be far beyond all pre-
vious attempts. It will take place on
November q.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

]. Fl. Kelley, local stock raiser,
is shipping a carload of exceptionally
fine horses to Ballenger, Texas, for
the market The horses are said 10
be some of the finest ever produced
here.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

Charles A. Spiess and his son, Car
los Spiess, went out on hunting trip
today. They expected 10 kill a num-
Der of ducks.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07
LOOKS LIKE FIGHT

Lima, Peru, Nov. 6 (Delayed) -Four
warships passed Callao southbound
today. They kept far out from the
shore and their nationality could no5
be made out.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

The q. Romero Hose and Fire COM
pany held good meeting last night
at the West side fire house Business
was discussed and the refreshments,
which were provided by Ludwig II
field, made a rapid disappearance.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

The Browne Sunday only, "Protea,
the Second" This, is the second part
Of the famous Protea picture which
was shown at the Browne theater
some time ago and made such big
hit.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

Second period: Iowa, 1s; North
western. O.
Final: University Of Pittsburgh
1O; Washington and Jefferson, 10.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

Finch's Golden Wedding Rye, aged
in wood. Direct from the distilIery to
you. At the Lobby, OF course.-Adv
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

are charged with shooting and killing
Paul Tyler at Roy on October IA.
Their case. will come up at the next
term of court
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

Mrs. II. T. Davis, dressmaker, re
moved to 407 Washington Gowns at
popular prices--Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

Phone Greenhouse, Main 276, for
flowers. Perry Onion.-Adv
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

Flowers. Call Greenhouses, Main
276. Perry Onion. ADV.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

Call up Main 276 for flowers. Perry
Onion Greenhouses.-Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

Cutler Brothers, insurance. North
west corner Of Plaza. Adv.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

WANTED-Clean cotton rags a
Optic office.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07

Read The optics Want Ads.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-07
LOCAL NEWS

Old Taylor WhisKey and Sherwood
Rye at the Opera Bar.--Ady.
The Washington times., 1914-11-28
T0day'S War
Summary

FRANCE-German artillery in
active on northern frontier. Calm
along lines in France. German aero
plane shot down.
ENGLAND Winston Churchill
believed to have intended to leave
way open for his removal as first
lord of the admiralty should critic.
ism increase owing to British
losses, by his speech in commons.
GERMANY - German cruiser
Hertha and battleship Kaiser Will
helm der Crosse reported sunk;
stil claim no decisive result in Po-
land.
RUSSIA - Officially reported
Russians assaiing Germans in
vicinity of LODI, Zdu1ska and
VIOLA. Unofficial reports say three
amy corps practically surrounded
in that region.
AUSTRIA-Fighting on Polish
front declared comparatively quiet.
No decisive victory in western Ga
licia OF Carpathians.
The Washington times., 1914-11-28
MILE OF PENNIES
SEEMINGLY ASSURED
Mrs. Ellis Logan's Fund for Re-
lief of BeIgians Greatly Help
ed by Elizabeth SawteIIe.

With total Of more than 800 all
ready received for the mile of pennies
being collected by Mrs. Ellis Logan
for the relief Of the Belgian sufferers
and with contributions being brought
in daily by all classes of people and
from sections Of the city. there seems
to be but little doubt that the desired
''mlle-stone' will be reached.
Present headquarters for the fund
are at Ogram's Drug Store, Thirteenth
and Pennsylvania avenue where the
pennies are arranged in heaps In one
of the big windows. The different piles
OF pennies bear neatly lettered cards
showing the donors. Some OF the
names on them are: News Boys
Fund" Public School Children's
Fund, Sunday School Children's,"
Business Mems" ID. A. r." "Suf-
fragists." "Anti-Sufrragists',' and
"Womens Clubs"
The largest single contribution receiv-
ed to date was brought into headquar-
ters yesterday by representatives Of
the Petworth Woman's Club, adding
fifty-four feet to the distance already
on the mile stretch. Other contribu-
tions brought in yesterday included col
lections from the hospital branch OF
the sunshine Society, the Excelsior Lit
erary Club. and the Congenlal club.
Little Elizabeth Sawtelle, sevl, who,
all by herself. has collected s. Tor the
fund. is assisting Mrs. Logan with the
collections today. She is dressed in
colonial costume, and with Honey
Bunch (her pet dolD clasped In ono
arm and the silver loving cup in the
other. is patrolling the curb in front of
the window and accepting all the pen
MES that come her way