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NEED CARE

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Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05
The Teutons Attempt to Penetrate Into Ter
ritory Of Enemy to the East
AISNE CONFLICT CONTINUES WITHOUT A LULL
French and English Hopeful That Their Turning Movement Will
be Success Admit They Are Not Making Much Progress
Portugal May Enter tue Struggle. Having MObilized
her Army According to Berlin Report.

allies certain points the
west side batteline"
issued the French office
the north of the oe without
the remainder OF the 'front.'
Berlin to sayve l. L. today brings long
there references whatever to the
allies attempting turn the German
the German line of communa
office that in the Of Ant
konsshoect TAKEN opening
circle Notifications and the city
Official fallen
Antwerp today They
unchanged.
The German left wing defeated
after furiou ba o. the Niemen river
official Petrograd, but the most recent
capital that the
along the fighting from the Baltic
to Hungary being back routed
imperial last week disclosed
specie $1o25oooo
the previous report
the territory of
ao special night infantry
from Tn Fighting between
the land and forces at Chow continues
about saraevo the capital
Nh
approached the Notifications the city
An Vienna that the Ausan driving the
Bosnia that Mont
lasting
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05
AMERICANS ARE FRIGHTENED
THOSE RESIDING ON THE UNITED
STATES SIDE OF THE LINE
ARE SCARED
WHOLESALE EXECUTIONS
CARRANZA WILL KILL ALL FOR
MER HUERTA SUPPORT
ERS HE CAN FIND

Naco, Sonora, Mexico, Oct. 5.--Pot-
shooting by both sides opened the
third day of the battle of Naco today
Governor Maytorena's troops so far
have made no progress. General Hill,
commanding the Carranzista garrison,
reported his losses up to daylight to-
day as six killed and eight wounded.
Hills scouts reported this morning
that Governor Maytorena was dlspos-
ing his troops in manner indicating
an intention to attack the town in
front. This would materially increase
the danger to life on the American
side of the line, particularly as the at
tackers have displayed a consistent
lack of Workmanship
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05
tiuerta supporters Doomed

Los Angeles, Calf, Oct. 5.-Javier
Espinosa Cuevas, sonin-aw-of John
Montgomery, wealthy oil producer
of Los Angeles, and brother of Don
Jose Espinosa Cuevas, former COVER
nor of San Luis Potosi, was executed
today at Mexico City by order of Gen
ersi Carranza, according to telegram
received by Adolfo Carrillo. Carran-
za's representative here.
Don Jose Cueyas was shot month
ago. Both men were charged with
being traitors, and were executed un-
der the law of 1862.
Montgomery, upon being notified Of
the execution of Cuevas. sent an ap-
DC al to the department of state at
Washington to protect Mrs. Cuevas,
his daughter, and her children.
'"The Cuevas brothers were adher-
erts of Huerta," said Garlic. MANY
other former Huertistas will share the
same fate"
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05
GAR AND EMPEROR William HEAD
RIVAL ARMIES THAT Will BATTLE
TO DECIDE THE FATE OF BERLIN

tire neutrality of the country will be
pl eserved, condemns the Russophile
propaganda in certain newspapers and
emphasizes the dangerous position of
Russia.
The government of the Netherlands
has strengthened the Dutch force
along the frontier districts to disarm
Belgian troops when the latter cross
the frontier from Antwerp.
According to statement made by
his eminence Cardinal Bettinger, the
highest Roman Catholic authority in
Bavaria. the statements appearing in
English and American newspapers
that priests have been shot and abyon-
eted by German soldiers while attend
ing the wounded in Belgium, are to
be considered as absolutely without
foundation. 1t is also declared that
the English newspaper correspondents
overlook the fact that a large portion
of the German army is Roman Cathol-
ic
"A manifesto signed by Hanack
Pode, Behring, Hauptman, Kilnker,
Suderman, Roentgen. Fuida. Deiss-
mann, Humperdsnick, Liebermann,
Manzel, Liszt, Thoma, Wundt and 9th
err prominent savants and artists in
dienantly protest what are termed I'M
ceasing lies about the pretended bar
barous warfare of the Germans.
"The leader of the American gov
ernment commission sent to Germany
on board of the cruiser Tennessee to
prepare for the return of American
tourists, has addressed a letter to
Franz Won Mendelsohn, and the Ger
man-American relief committee highly
praising the German nation in arms
and thanking them for innumerable
proofs of kindness.
Russia is issuing $S75,OOO,00o un-
secured notes.
"The return of the German imperial
bank last week shows $422,O00,0 900 in
specie, which is $1O,25O,OOO more than
in the previous return"
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05

Other press matter, given out from
unofficial quarters, says
"The force of native troops from
British India, which recently landed
at Marseilles, has left that port for
the northward.
British ships have arrived at Lis
bon and are probably destined to
transport Portuguese tdoops. Portu-
gals cooperation in the war is i'm
minent, the mobilization of the Portu-
guese forces, it is believed. having
been ordered on the demand of the
British government.
"The Roumanian crown prince has
been strongly rebuked for his Russo
phile agitations. The leaders of the
Roumanian parties have declared
themselves in favor of continuing the
neutral policy of the Roumanian gov
ernment.
"a manifesto issued by the Rou
imanion socialist party assumes that
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05
BATTLE OF CRACOW MAY Be DECISIVE STRUGGLE Of THE WAF
German Make Slight Advance Along The Allies West Wing

show how surely the allies in north
ern France have pushed the forward
movement they hope will enveloD
General Won Kluci, the commander of
the German right wing, in a net of
steel.
For the last week the Germans, so
far as can be hscertained from the
few facts knownlin London, have been
vainly hurting .themelves against diff
ferent points along the allied line in
an effort to discover week mesh in
the net. In the view of General Jof-
fire. commander in n3chief of the French
forces, the process Of attrition has
gone far enough to justify the re-
sumption of offensive movements on
the part of the allies, as is announced
in the latest Communication from
French headquarters.
Apparently the intent now is to at
tempt something decisive against the
German right wing and if possible
bring to an end this contest which for
magnitude and stubbornness is with
out precedent in history.
In the eastern theater of war the
Germans will appear. according to
English observers, to be contemplat-
ing period of defense before under
taking the offensive. They are busily
engaged between Thorn in east Prus-
sian and Galicia in entrenching them
selves against the Russian hosts gath
ering on the other side of the frontier
The Russians continue to push east
ward on Cracow, evidently with the
hope of getting thence to Breslau,
and they go on stretching their ten
tacles southwark toward Budapest.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05
NO SPECIAL SESSION COMING
THE PRESIDENT WILL LET THE
REST OF HIS PROGRAM
HANG OVER
A LOT OF WORK is AHEAD
DEMOCRATS WILL TRY TO ENACT
MANY THEORIES INTO
LEGISLATION

Washington, oct. 5.-Outlining the
legislative program for the remainder
of the session of congress, President
Wilson told callers today that no ex-
ira session in November was contem-
plated He added that only some ex-
traordinary emergency would neces-
state an extra session following ad-
iournment of the short session in
March.
The president said the war tax BILL
the Clayton antitrust BILL and the
Alaska coal leasing bill would com
plete the important work for the pres
ent session. October Is is the date
tentatively agreed on.
Asked about threats by Representa-
tive Henry of Texas to fight against
an adjournment until cotton relief
measures were passed, the president
said that the membership of the
house, rather than Mr.. Henry, would
decide when to adjourn.
For the next session the program
as outlined by the president will In
clude the Alexander ship purchase
bill, the Philippine bill, the general
leasing bill, the general land bill, the
general dam bill and the usual ap
,,rhnriafinn ,,il1a
Regarding the presidential primary
bill, which he favors, the president
said today that he had held several
conferences on the subject and has
found there would be great complex
ity in framing the details in order
not to conflict with state election
laws. He said it would be difficult
to, complete the legislation this con-
gress, but that he was still at work
on the subject.
The president said ne did not thinl
it necessary to act on the safety al
sea convention during the present ses
sion. The Reyburn securities issue
bill also probably will go over unit
the neyt session. aa
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05
EIaE1t on Allies, Left

Paris. Oct. 5.-This official commu-
nication was given out in Paris this
afternoon:
"On our left wing, to the north of
Oise, the battle continues with great
violence. The result seems undecisive.
We have been obliged, at certain
points to yield ground.
"Along the remainder of the front
there has been no change.
I'm Russia, after battle which
lasted ten days, the German army
which was operating between the east
ern Prussian front and the Niemen
river, has been driven back along the
entire line and made its retreat, aban
dcning a considerable quantity of wal
material This army has evacuated
completely the territory of the Rus
sian provinces of Suwalki and Lonja.'
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05
Berlin Makes Statement

Berlin, Oct 5 (By Wireless to Say
vile, L. L)-Offcial reports from the
German army headquarters say that
in the siege of Antwerp the forts of
Lierre, Welhem and Konigshoect, the
intermediate redoubts, with 80 guns,
have been taken.
"Thus breach has been made in
the outer circle of forts" the report
adds" rendering an attack on the in
ner circle of forts and the town itself
possible.
Near Augustowo, the third Siber-
ian and parts of the Twenty-second
Russian army corps, composing the
left wing of the Russian army, on
crossing the Niemen river. were de
feated after a furious battle lasting
two days. More than 1000 unwound'
ed Russians we're made prisoners and
a large quantity of guns and machine
guns were captured
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05
HORSES FOB SOLDIERS

Pittsburgh, Pa, Oct. 81. S. He
Fsyden, general manager of the Heirs
Island stock yards here, today was
nc titled by the Pennsylvania railroad
to prepare to handle 1000 horses to-
morrow and watering and unloading
them for a rest of five hours. They
ale being brought from East st.
Louis and are on their way to New
York where they will be shipped to
Europe by the British government.
Nine thousand more are to follow as
rapidly as they can be handled. The
horses are travelling in special trains,
so cars to the train.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05
Bio Battle Coming

Petrograd, Sunday, Oct (via Lon
don, Oct. 5)--Tn Russian military cir
else it is felt that the Russian general
staff is now able to analyze and will
be able to forestall the Intended Ger
rlan invasion of Russia In spite of
the great Importance of the eight-day
battle between General Rennekampf,
on the Russian side, and General Won
Hindenburg on the German side, which
has just come to an end and in which
the Germans were not only success
full in crossing the River Niemen, ac-
lcGrding to reports here, but We're driv-
en- back with heavy losses to the from
tier, losing the entire province Of Su-
walko, excepting the town of that
name, it is the opinion of the Rus
sian observers that the Germans in
tended this costly and futile demon
stration to draw the Russian troops
from east Poland as a preliminary to
their main object.
This, as revealed by the present
fighting near Warsaw, was an attempt
to take Warsaw and thence move
southwark to outflank the Russian
army which, having occupied Galicia
lis now moving through Bukowina into
Hungary. It is recalled here that this
intent has been made impossible by
1.-THE bad condition Of the roads
The heavy artillery sank into road
ways and could not go on. Nor has
the German attempt to take the of
Ifensive at Cracow thus far been pro
ductive. The reported presence ot
Emperor William in east Prussia ant
the departure of Emperor Nicholas fol
the front is taken here TO emphasize
. the tremendous importance of the i'm
| pending battle, which may be the big
gest conflict Of the war up to th'
present time in either the western o.
the eastern arenas. Three million
/ men. 1t is estimated in Petrograd, will
7 lbe engaged.
: Russians believe that if the Gel
4 man army is defeated at Cracow tn
e war will be virtually over Grante
+ this defeat, they declare there wi
r then be insufficient forces left t
1 stem the Russian invasion of Silicif
: ami thence to Breslau and Berlin a
. well as the Russian advances throug
Cracow to Vienna and through Tral
sylvania to Budapest.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05
American Soldier Shot

Private Wilson of Troop G. Tenth
United States cavalry, who was
wounded by a stray Mexican bullet
yesterday, was taken to Fort Hua-
chuca today. His wound is said to be
slight.
Mexican agents on this side Of the
line reported today that ]. r. A.
Campbell one of General Hills Off
GERS, made a sortie last night with a
small detachment and captured {
number of Maytorena's Yaqui Indians
All the Indians were immediatel,
shot.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05
German plans Succeed

London, Oct IA dispatch to Reu-
ter's Telegram company from Berlin,
VIA amsterdam, gives an official state
ment issued at the German headquar-
tors on the evening of October A. 1t
saws:
'In the western theater the battle
on the right wing and in the Argonne
district is proceeding successfully.
The operations of Antwerp and in the
eastern theater have been carried out
according to plan and without hard
FIGHTING"
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05
silliman Hurrles Home

Washington, Oct. 5.-John R. Silli-
man, consul at SaltiIlo, and President
Wilson'S personal representative in
Mexico. has not advised the president
of the object of the hurried trip he is
making to washington. He asked the
state department for permission to
ccme without saving why. and is ex.
Ipe ected here. tomorrow
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05
Some Poor Shooting

One of Maytorenas gun crews
fired a shrapnel shell today Instead
of flying over to Hills entertainments
the shell burst within Maytorena's
own lines. On the other hand, Off
GERS of the American border patrol
report Hill's machine gun fire as eff
fective.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05
A BIG SNOW

Mac. Leon. Alberta, Oct. 5.-The
heaviest snow storm ever experienced
in this district at this time of year
was in progress today. More than
two feet Of snow had fallen this af-
ternoon.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05
STEAMER IN DISTRESS

st Nazaire. France, Oct. 5.-The
British steamer Spanish Prince. from
New Orleans September via Norfolk
Sept. IA for this port, went aground
today in the roads and lies in crit
icaI position
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05
Won KIuck Driven Back

London. Oct. 5.-The fact that
fighting is in progress in and around
the town of Douai, midway between
Arras and valenciennes. on the rail
road to Mons, is taken in London to
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05
Gar Takes Commend

Petrograd, Oct. A-Emperor Nichol-
as, commander-in-ohie of the Russian
army, has arrived esahe headquarters
Of the lscffve aiSsS This information
was given out today from General
Hinoe
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05
DEPARTMENT IS OVERWORKED
ARE SHOWED UNDER
WITH PRIOR PLANS AND
CONTRACTS
congressman ARE WORKING
FALL, cATRoN AN DFERGUSSON
REPLY TO APPEAL BY LAS
VEGAS BANKERS

In an effort recently TO learn the
exact status of the appropriation for
a new federal building here, letters OF
inquiry were sent to Senators Catron
and Fall and Representative Ferguson
by the San Miguel bank, the First Ma
tional bank and the Peoples bank. Re-
plies have been received showing that
the appropriation of $125,000 which
has been passed by congress, is stiit
available and that the delay in usiny
lit is due to the overcrowded condi-
ton of the postoffce and the treasurF
departments, and the difficulty il
choosing the site. The letters. which
explain the situation fully, follow:
From Senator catron
Washington, D. c., Sept 2S
Mr.. Fl. Reynolds,
Cashier. First National Bank.
Las Vegas, New Mexico
My Dear Mr. Reynolds:
A letter dated September the 22nd,
SIGNED by yourself as an officer of the
First National Bank of Las Vegas and
also signed by officers of the San Mi
guel National Bank of Las Vegas, in
closing copy of letter which was
addressed to the postmaster general
Iby e. V. Long, postmaster, and also
lone addressed to the same person by
F. O. Blood, former postmaster, all
| received.
Senator Catron at this time is alb
seni from washington.
II you will get the statutes at large
for the 62d congress, Session 3d. on
lpage SS3 you will find that an appro-
lpriation was made by congress or
l$125,000 for the purchase Of a site and
. also the erection of a suitable build
ing to be used as a postoffice and
courthouse and for other government
al purposes for both East Las Vegas
and Las Vegas. Bids were asked for
and received. and l send you herewith
typewriter list showing the names
of the bidders, the description of the
property together with the amounts
No action so far as l know has YET
been taken by the department looking
toward the selection or the acceptance
of any Of these proposals. OF course,
you can understand that no plans or
specifications will be drawn until a
site is selected. viii this day get in
touch with the treasury department
and ascertain, if possible, the present
status of this matter and will advise
you promptly what l ascertain I
know that the department is 2 or 3
years behind in the work of construc.
tion of public buildings. This condi-
tion is occasioned by the smallness OF
the force in the supervising architects
office.
Just as 500 mas get word or can as
certain what the treasury has DON
and proposes to do I will write YOU
Very truly yours,
W. A. BOYER,
i Secretary.
It May be More Delay
IN Washfn o-fon n ~ ca,.& 90 4of
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05

Japanese Troops Advance
Pexing, Oct. 6-The Japanese cav
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05

CONTINUED from Page Five)
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05

May be More Delay
Washington, D. c., Sept 2s. 1919.
Mr. H. Reynolds.
Las Vegas. New Mexico
Dear Mr.. Raynolds::
The Joint letter signed By yourself.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-05

FROST tonight with
chilly temperature:
skies will continue TO
be fair.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-09-11
Kentucky Man Tells How Mayr.
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