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sirse' Correspondent Fails to Get
Bill of Particularly

The Appellate Division Of the Supreme
Court yesterday denied an application for
bill OF particulars asked by Miss May
Smith. the nurse who was named as one
of the correspondents In the suit OF Marie
Vaughn Siegel against Henry Siegel In
her petition Miss Smith said that the al
legations concerning her were 80 indefinite
that she did not know what charges she
would be compelled to meet. The allie
cations relate generally 10 occasions at
the Siegel country place Driftwood. at
Mamaroneck. and at the Hotel Neither
land between 1910 and 1914.
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with name and address OF lenders atty
LoNGFELLow ST, VS., 80 g lI:d ST. 80,
oo rs Ian 10 o isSiJ s,sy aSa GEO Ns'T osbe
BRok r5TS Sow sise and asii:;' ~
iso7-Hy and Annie NJ Mascot to Eugene nssD'
C Ludin; yis Prospect marx PARK w 5000
1e.sx7o Jan "a. l914-Jno and Mary
r Henneberry to KomPasuls Realty co.
81 Chambers st. ..............;.. 500.
a6TH ST w. nos eco rn.ri hth c any, 20 60
10 M@y Hf bank %ttys wocdto
wAsHiNdToN ST; sss; 3 s. 4 fr%Sm',.
isisITutlns q Helm elm Inc, TO Jao Ko Scs
atty, Walter J Esan, 2Ss Bway ~, sSO' N
BFxANT Az liso 10 lI 49, ,s!s 3
berg. ESQ Convent avi at'ys' sua ,SoSs
,.sp yG ST. he 7ah av isxiCoil De.
/, isss-Mattle Cockburn to Agnes
r X Barlow, Flushing Il Of Queens, St ooi
sR sS%Ss F hE 10 Cedar sSs ls7th St: 5o
Dec 1. lsii-samuel and Belinda T ll%HlnN
to Rosa schulhof admx; atty =, 500
1s7TH ST. 5, IS e bryant ey i9Ii ,.,.
Dec I. islt-ssmuel and BelindG r i]ti9
TO Rosa Schulhof; atty, l. q, !on
s5T TM"s ST. . W. n 8 200 sin ay. t'H
to Brooklyn Trust Co; attys Me,,-- 90
Rogers, 81 Nassag s,ia,..;s' pain, nc,Ity
Lot S Jn. nap ,55 Sss muT' wi s" to
i Herrick; atty, !. l CO. lou ,gs;io
17TH sT. .ai w. n :, ss5 " S,h sy. :,y
to Union Dime Say BANK, Bank, aa,ys 5000
,7 fra ST Tovs: p soS Sa%''G s1h 'T y
Feb 2s 1901 = Same to same 100
same ,',.;,,,,S,,c.rro,,,,' ,v''nn' cor l7ist
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20
BROKERAGE NOTES.

William d. May & Co. were the brok-
ers in the sale Of IS West Forty seventh
street. sold yesterday.
Harris & Vaughan were brokers In the
recent sale of 7 and East Sixty-first
street, sold recently by Edward Tuck and
Samuel Rosenthal respectively. to John
T. Pratt.
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same
wsS Sune ~ que Jan /, 1g2o,
7bTH ST. issa $1,000; .lsooos
p,soslc ,,, Torresros:s to Salvatore Gofic.
sp C: atty. J Bozpufa, i naS Ma May l. ,,,lS
'West OF Fifth AZ between Fourteenth ana
srp Az non ,,,s s'so 49,.
Ell ii.s st. Re% 1sns to pr h m,ss
ssSSRR s 81 asty L T I y%o Co iso Bway ;,osS
Carnegie CONSTR Go to chas 4 Nm
atty, L T Co $50 bSS age 10. yr''
ssTH ST. sos Columbus av sosi55SS 90
NMstiIde o BENJAMIN to Seymour .Reiit,
duo o y Iui Srosd at, 81 June H. pr mtge ,?o0o9
Jns Go, lsS Bway. .s:.. .,' 4" dftc1 az
AH sfaEbrs,on AS, W N ,Sis eSth ST. s5y
ma say Bank 81 Chambers ST. June ~
Sbambsrpp 81 attys' oGormsn q
xi6-same to same, June Is. iSy yrs. = "a "a
atty same ''''rr o;ow,.
tManhattan Island. north o, ito,h ,,
Nm Ms&yoy to- 70 Pax PAN l. b }sJSf''s "a
lame. 4 aeys%. 4 cedar si.!,. G,,s 5000
i p.sY,S MI ,cOast Co to s,a ia
yr p c,s...Y...'.'.. '.S' 81 '9ae y,
Bronx. '''"
- thorough Of The Bronx
koBiN Az 8. 200 Madison ay 50xlOo
,Sss shafer to Paul g $ Miller sci W
MIlier 81 W 1921 st...:.....t,...,i 500
orSllie G %ilins. PhlIa. pa "a EEGI I
Alling. 627 East Buchtel st. Akron, 0bieN
June Is. 3 yrs, 8 p c; atty A AiiipS
BRONX BLVD. 8. e 3. lot gia man fSvo
field prop, 50 Mt Vernon SoxicSDt,Snn,,
Hersteh to Eas,chester ssyins Bank.
C; atty. j M Bell. w.
vernon ..........,' gu N Wy
MEneene II Hammond 10 81, ilin
sky Iso Aud,,eon 10 20 anna Pekow-
ITe atIy V scha., nn- Nov
a. RLivn' 49, SeHa'''en ~ COURT
psfrspnyg' 49,. $500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20
o. M. REID TAKES A HOUSE.

Ogden Mills Reid has leased for a long
term the home OF Archibald Rogers at
35 West Frfty-third street. The house is
ment type.
Dun Conger have leased for a term
of years for Sol Baerlein to Isaac f..
Brand the three story and basement
dwelling at 122 East Nine,y-hfth street.
Shaw q Co. have leased the following
dwellingsi 367 West 123d street for
John l. 0arvey. to Mary Bridgford !;
131 West 127th street for Elizabeth Ir-
win. to Blanche Snedeker. and 80 West
126th street for Florence NJ. Taylor to
Louis Harria
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY LEASES.
stores, Lofts and Omces in Various
Sections Taken.

William A. White & Sons have rented
the store In 1876 Lafayette street TO the
New York Hardware Company: the
store and basement in rS6-iss Wooster
street to the Oliveto Wine Company; the
store In 3i6 Washington street to Spurber
4 Kirschner the store In los Broad
street 30 Hirsh g. Scofield. and the store
and basement in 243 Greenwich street to
Kohnstamm Bros.
Louis Carreau has leased the parlor
noOi store at GO West Torty-sixth street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20
SALE or BRONX FLAT.

l62D STREET-The Benenson Realty
Company has sold 4oS-1e East 162d
street, six story modern Nat on plot
50xi00. about 60 feet east of Mclrose
avenue. This property. and not f33
East 1921 street was given In exchange
to Herman kubler for 300 West sixty
eighth street. reported sold yesterday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20
STATEN ISLAND INVESTOR.

Moffat 4 Schwab have sold for Walter
II Crittcnden OF Manhattan to Mrs
Eleanor Gricshaber a block OF twelve
buildings on Tompkins place. West
New Brighton. The property has been
purchased rs an Investment and Mofrat
& Schwab will have charge OF II for the
new owner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20
BUILDING IN THE CITY,
Parish House for 7ftb strcet-Gar-
age ON second Avenue.

The Rev. DIR. Jesse +. FORBES, secre
tary of the Church Extension Committee
OF the presbytery of New York, yesterday
signed contract for the erection of n
parish house at 341 East Seventy fourth
street. adjoining the Bohemian Presby-
terrain Church. II will be n memorial
to John Huss. and will cos; $4,000, 10
he paid for out of the John S. Kennedy
funds. Kenneth n. Miller will be IN
charge of the parish house. The pastor
is the Rev. Vincent Pisek
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20
BANKER BUYS IN wEsTCHEsTER.

Fish & Marvin have sold for Il. A.
Rotte his residence at Lawrence Park
West Brownsville, Westchester county.
The property is on Sunnybrook road and
adjoins the grounds of the Lawrence Park
Country Club. The place, which was held
at $4,000. has been purchased by a
Manhattan banker for occupancy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20
Weekly Failure Report.

BRADSTREETS reports 24s business fail
ures In the United States, against :t5
for the previous week and s35. ?6s, 2.e
aud 1871 for the corresponding weeks OF
1913 TO 1910. The middle States had a;
New England, 81; Southern, az: Western,
q; northwestern. 49, and Far Western,
~. Canada had 40, against 80 for the
preceding week. About 22t per cent OF
the total number Of concerns failing had
capital of $1,000 or less and 1e per cent
had from $1,000 to $50, 600 capital
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20
FLATS FOR BROOK AVENUE.

The plot S2Nl0O AT the southwest cor
nor of Brook avenue aud 169th street
which tn" Rcncnson Realty Company re-
Gently acquired from the fremont Web.
stor Building Company. will be improved
with two 1--WE story flats.
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to Louis Gilbert importing tailor, for i've
years from July I.
LIE Roy w. johnson has leased space at
e42 Fifth avenue to M. I. Piza, an i'm
porter.
M. Forman q Co. have leased at 10
and Is West Twenty-fourth street lofts
to Botwinick q SHAFT. tho Connecticut
Raincoat Company. jacobson a& Click
man and Schwinger Broa also at 152
and 1865 West Twenty-ffth street space
to Simon q Leitner: at 11s West Thirty
first street floor to F'eirlne Il Klein /.
at 20 West Nineteenth street space to
Max Goldstein, and floor to Teich &
Wesenfeld at . West Twentieth street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20
FRONT STREET REALTY REsOLD.

Cammann. voorhees, * Floyd and the
Charles +. Noyes Company have resold
1870 Front street, Ave story building
between Wan and Pine streets. on lot
2s.4x736 The brokers have obtained a
loan of $4,000 at per cent. from the
New York Title Insurance Company. The
seller bought the property on Wednesday
from a Hartford resident It was then
held at $4,000. The building is under
lease 10 one tenant at s2.450 n year.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20
MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lender ana
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
tSouth OF Fourteenth st)
SOUTH ST. n $, SEQ Roosevelt AZ. Al ex
-fanne f Story. to Moses Solomon
~ iGls, st. June rs; ] yr. p G; atty
SAME PRoPERTY-Same TO same, June
~ yrs G; atty, same. ...... $50 600
SAME PROPERTY-Same to Henry UoI-
Ieith CONSTR Co. 1898 Bristow av install
e. June is, pr mtge sa7 900; atty
East side.
EAST of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th sts.1
6lST ST g. goo 9Th av a5xiOo 5-,John
7 Pratt 10 Edw Tuck, slst ST. June
~. yrs C; atty l. ms co, 1850
sisT sr :sS Kin AZ ss,,xifoo' $4,000
Y Pratt to Jesse Rosenthal, las Central
Park West, June H. yrs. . p Q; atty,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20
TO REMODEL 18TH ST. HOUSE.

Emily W. Robbins Of Southampton, ".
y. will spend $4,000 in remodclling the
Interior or the dwelling AT ~ East
Etghticth street, which she bought for oc-
cupancy last June from the Brinckerhoff
estate, The building IL five stories on a
lot :aXl00 feet u. ". Wood is the archi-
teCt,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20
SECOND AVENUE GARAGE.

j. G. w. Ruhl, as architect. filed plans
yesterday for a one story garage, to he
erected on plot 10bxl25.5. at the south
west corner OF Second avenue and Sixty
fourth street. at a cost of SEQ. 900. kath-
crime NJ Sanders is the owner
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20

The committees feel that II Is wise
and In the interests OF all classes of
security holders to eliminate the hold
Ing companies and to go back to the
railway company.
About $4,000. 900 par value Of Sc
curities are eliminated, but all the
equities In these securities are retained
for their holders under the plan. and
s30,000.000 OF new money Is obtained
by issue of new preferred stock for
cash. the expenditure OF which should
greatly inure to the benefit of the
property and OF its security holders,
and furthermore the way Is cleared
for future financing.
The 1857, 100000 OF securities built VI
by Daniel q. Reid and his associates on
the holding company scheme. which are
to be wiped out by the now plan, are
composed as follows: Rock Island Com.
pany, s49.947.450 preferred and $90.SSs,-
202 common: Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railroad Company, s145.0 900
OF stock, all OF which except shares 70
qualify directors is owned by the Rock
Island Company. and t71.353,5O0 OF the
collateral trust I per cent. bonds.
Bonds Jump In Market.
The strength of the railway company
bonds was a feature OF the trading yes
terday. The debenture Is Jumped 6 points
to 77is. closing at 76is. The general "
closed at SIS and the refunding Is at I'm
The collateral trust IS OF the railroad
company touched a new low level of 80.
The first sale OF the day was made at
32is. The closing quotation was 31L.
The stock OF the underlying railway
company was selling at sl65 "a share when
the building of tho watery structure above
II was begun. The common stock OF the
Rock Island Company. the present Anal
holding company, sold yesterday at 2ia
and the preferred stock of the same COM
pany at 3s,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20
BUYERS IN RECENT SALES.

Rudolph @. Barthold Is the buyer OF
the Victoria. six story apartment at
551 West l51th street, sold in May by the
New York state Investing Company.
Lee Kohns IL the buyer of the Lydig
house at 80 East Fifty-second street sold
recently through William Il. May & Co.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20
EDGEMERE DWELLING SOLD.

Herman Frankfort has sold at Edge
mere for the Edgemere Crest Company
to Jacob Rosenthal the cottage at the
northeast corner of Edgemere and Dick
erson avenues The house was built by
Macmillan Morgenthau.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20
BAY SIDE CORNER IN 4 DEAL.

David Bennett has purchased of Mrs.
James n. Laughlin the cottage on the
southwest corner of Ashburton avenue and
Jackson street. Bay Side. l.. I. The cot
tage IL of the bungalow type, on n plot
5Oxl00.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20
BENJAMIN STERN A BUYERs

benjamin Stern is reported to be the
buyer of the thirty-eight acre estate at
Glen Head sold on Thursday by the
HiiIand Harbor View Realty Company
through Paul V. Shields.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday in Man.
haitian and The Bronx.
lat II vEsEY STREET.

lat II VEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph p. Day
24TH ST, es3 w. a. 2s3+ W TIN av, I6sx
So sty dwlg-German Kahn et al. exrs
agt Marie Frank ct al, due S2I4ss5
taxes, &c, s2s3: SO; sub to list mtg sii 900
to the plaintiff: ........,......,..'ti i,2ii
yer. ~ l.sMioi4 to Water ST. (337-s)
Stx1e's. = sty tnmt and stores, I sly
market and and sty stsbies-Moses
solomon agt + 10 ID Story ct al due
N,06915. taxes, &c, ssi55 sub 70 Two
mtss .sggregating s2s,5OO; adjourned TO
lat 32os THIRD AvENuE1
BY Henry Brady
BRYANT AV. 1889. W g. 2eb l7ed ~ NV
100, sty brick dwg-Christiana Gerstner
81 al, exrs, agt Jacob Kronenberger 81 nj
due Mll3'l6. taxes. sc, sSsO.sS; to the
IstTH ST. Ssi e. Franklin nv ti fSSo
!5xioo. sty dwlg-M A Garrison agt
J Martin ct al, due s7O2i5a taxes sc
1889; to James J Martin. 81 275
BY Joseph p. Day
FRANkL1N Az 1879. $, 1853 1ssth
st. 766N l5.3x irreg. two sty dwlgs-S
y Prinsle agt Hyman Rosner ct al due
sis'oSo2o' taxes, sc A7bi to the plain
FREMONT AV. y W s. 1919 n ana a seSy'
wick av. observation-disclosures vacant G II
Harvey agt Alof Johanson ct al duo
.b.ii6s5; taxes, &c. ss2s.7o; TO the plain
BY j. ii. Mayors
MULlNER AV. 3 =, $50 g I.ydig av. 2OOxeoo
Bogart av, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Pines
agt g Van Tnyl. Jr, ct al, due 81, ss7 CO,
taxes &c t.osl.6s; adjourned sine die.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-06-20

Under the plan the trust indenture
securing the collateral trust bonds
now In default Is TO be foreclosed and
the pledged common stock of the rail-
way company purchased Out OF this
common stock collateral trust bond
holders are TO retain. at par. SEA per
cent. OF the face value OF their bonds
and the remainder OF such common
stock il to DO offered for eubscrip-
ton with the new preferred stock.
The bondholders thus retain 62ia per
cent. of the stock deposited as col
lateral for their present bonds and
part only with 80 much AS In neces-
sary to surrender In order to raise
the funds required and to add value
GO the stock retained.
In addition the collateral trust
bonds are to have the privilege
(Which they viii be entitled to exer-
else or to sell as they may desire) to
subscribe In cash an amount equal TO
10 per cent. of the face amount of their
bonds, receiving for such subscription
10 per cent. OF the face amount of
their bonds in preferred stock and II
per cent of the face amount of their
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FOKSTER. Horny, 10 Henry FofstoT. , Y.
FORSTER. Fredk 7, and ano to cain
TITLE GUAR AND TRUST co to Mars
H Ellis0n ......... ...... -. WV
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lat SOS THIRD AvENUE.I
By Harry Rraav


MullNER AV. =, $50 g Lydig av, 2OOxsoo
Bogart av, x21bNlQox75xio0--Ioui Pines
agt Van Tuyl. Jr. ct al due 81, e97 CO,
taxes, &c, Si,osl.6s; adjourned sine die,
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26
RUSSIANS STOP GERMANS
ADVANCE AFTER FALLING
BACK FROM RAILROADS

and it's German holders. 1t has been
understood that the Russians were
east of Lodz, and if substantial force
was able to accomplish a battle north
west of Lodz, critics believe they must
be attempting to girdle the city.
Austrian reinforcements, released
by the partial withdrawal of Russians
from the Silisian frontier, are hurry
ing forward. 1t is evident that the
Russian force between Radon and
Kielce was withdrawn from the vicin-
ity of Cracow, being transported over
the main line railroad running from
Miechow direct to Pvangorod. An in
tersecting railroad leads direct to
LODI, where they might have rein
forced the Russians driving at the
German flank. The Germans and Aus
trians between Czenstochtowo and
Cracow have pushed northward and
intercepted them.
The Austrian reports have repeat
edly referred to the fact that the sit
uation in Galicia and along the Siles-
ian frontier had been greatly relieved
by the German operations further
north. This would indicate the with
drawal of great forces to combat the
German advance.
The British military authorities now
fear that in view of the great force
the Germans are pouring into Poland
the Russians may be forced to lift the
siege of Cracow. If this should be done
and sufficient Russian forces were not
kept in the vicinity of that town and
on the Galician frontier, the Russian
flank would then be exposed to rush
northward by the Austrians.
The Russian forces opposing the
main line of advance of the Germans
is estimated at 100000. The German
army is placed at 100000, but rein
forcements are arriving, it is declar-
ed. Despite the evident critical posi-
tions of both armies British military
experts believe the Germans are in
far greater danger.
A Rome dispatch to the Daily Mail
tonight declares that the commander
of the fortress of Pryzemysl, beseiged
by the Russians offered to capitulate
upon condition that the garrison be
permitted to march out with arms and
equipment, the Russians refused.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26

Bismarck, N. D., Nov. 24.-The feat
ure of the hearing in the case in
which A. M. Baker and Geo. L. Mel
son, editor and manager of a paper
published in Fargo are charged with
contempt of the supreme court on &C
count of publication of an article
charging collision between that body
and the board Of equalization in the
tax case, was the refusal of Nelson to
divulge the source of his information
on the ground that it would be a
breach of professional etiquette.
The attorney for the defense made
a motion of dismissal on the grounds
that the article was published after
the decision of the court and II liable
at all should be given trial by jury.
After an hours deliberation in execu-
tive session the court refused to grant
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26
P, E, 0. GIVES
COLONIAL PARTY
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1914.

TUESDAY, NOVEMBER "a, 1914.
The members of the P. E. o. Chap
ter were delightfully."- entertained yes
terday evening at the residence of
Mrs. w. w. Blacker on Helena Ave.
It was Colonial party, and the mem
bers of the sisterhood were dressed
in Colonial costumes, George and Mar
tha Washington, and many other not
able characters being present.
One of the delightful features of the
entertainment, was the acting out of
incidents of Colonial history. There
were also a number of games suitable
to Thanksgiving, and Miss Minnie
Nelson and Mrs. A. Sternberg assist
ed in the entertaining. At the close
of the evening the hostess served an
elaborate lunch, and she was assisted
by her daughter, Mrs. Ralph Snyder
of Sanborn, who is visitor in the city
at the Blacker home. The P. E. O..
Chapter will hold their next regular
meeting next Monday evening at the
residence of Mrs. L. B. McMullen.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26
BULGARIA STOPS
SERVIAN SUPPLIES

London, Nov. 25.-Medical supplies
and winter clothing purchased in Mos
COW at a cost of $4,000 for the Ser
Wan army have been held up by the
Bulgarian authorities and refused pas
sage through that country. The pur-
chaser was the Archimandrite Michael
!c"'' &c the Servian church and vice
president of the Slavic society in Rus
sia.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26
NELSON GUILTY, MUST GO TO JAIL
10 DAYS; BAKER, mot GUILTY"

the motion. The attorney for the de-
fense stated he did not desire to argue
the matter but let it 90 on record.
Attorney General Miller served no.
tice that he would argue the case and
the court adjourned until 2 o'clock
in the afternoon.
Frank Hellstrom, defeated candidate
for governor was entered in the re-
cords as one of the attorneys for the
defense, but took no part in the case
other than advisory.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26
VILLA MOVING ON CAPT.
~ tai OF MEXICO RAPIDLY

Mexico City, Nov. 25.-It is reported
that the advance guard of Villas army
has reached Teoloyucan, about 20
miles north of here. General Obregon
is still in the city, and his difficulties
with General Blanco have been ad-
justed. Obregon said that he and
General Gonzales had sufficient troops
to defeat Villa, but they desisted in
order to allow Villa to enter the city,
where the Constitutionalist army
would "bottle him up"
Washington, Nov. 25.-Fears that
General Lucio Blanco may follow Cen
eral Obregon and abandon Mexico City
were expressed in official reports to
the United States Zapata forces have
been fighting with Blanco's men in the
outskirts of the capital. Villas men
are rapidly approaching the city from
the north. The indications that Blan-
co is wavering in his decision to pro-
tect Mexico City against the invaders
has given rise to an impression in
administration circles that the Villa
advance guard must be close to the
Mexican capital.
From American Consul Agent Car
rothers, who is with Villa, advices
dated from Queretaro last Sunday
stated that Villa expected to occupy
the capital without resistance in a
few days. The evacuation of Mexico
City is regarded by Carranza suppurt-
ers here as the strategic move for the
beginning of a general mobilization.
Ell Paso, Tex, Nov. Is General
Carranza's troops are moving to the
assistane of their garrison in West
and East Mexico, according to an Of
fiial report from agents. Villas
convention forces are being allowed
to take Mexico City without argument
but it is asserted the former first chief
will dominate all the coast country
soon and begin an aggressive move
ment into the north.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-26
WARMING.

An examination of the river has
been made and it is the opinion of the
officials that it is unsafe to skate on
the river between the Normal bridge
and the mill. I wish to take this op-
portunity of warning the skating pub
lie and l would ask that the parents
impress the fact on the minds of their
children that the river is not safe TO
skate on between the points mention
ed, namely, between the Normal
bridge and the mill.
Ell. SWANSON,
Chief of Police.