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The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-15

the gears Of a gasoline engine Tho.
nand was so badly injured that tbe~
nrst and second fingers had to be am.
putated.
At meeting of state officers held in,
me governors Office it was decided tn,
celebrate Oct. 20 at the twentv-ifth
anniversary of the admission Of tho.
state to the Union.
John Bloom of Devils Lake who fail.
ed to be confirmed by the U. 8. Sen
ate as postmaster has received anoth-
er disappointment. His wife became.
a candidate and met with the same.
late at the hands OF the Senator'S
An employee Of 81 Thomson at DAY.
export was kicked in the face by 2
horse with the result that the mans
nose and cheek bones were broken.
A fire of unknown origin burned
the McCoroy ranch at Horsehead I'M
Emmons county. The house and con-
tents and machine shed and many ma
chimes were burned.
A man whose name could not he
learned fell from the roof of one of the
coaches on G. N. passenger No. 4 near
Grand Forks and was found lying be-
side the track by one of the switching:
crew. He was taken to St. Michaels
Hospital. His Injuries are not con-
sidered serious unless he is internally
injured.
A collision occurred at Garske in
which horse driven by Harry Garske
was instantly killed, the buggy ruined
and the harness damaged besides in,
h1cting minor injuries to the occupant.
as well as disabling an automobile.
driven by McPike of Cando. The fault
seemed to lie with the automobiles
and Graske received $3.50 for the dam
age suffered.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-15
FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
OCTOBER 9, 1914.

MI. and Mrs. George Griener are the
happy parents of little daughter,
who arrived at their home on Monday,
and their friends are extending con.
gratulations.
Col. A. P. Peake is back from a
somewhat extended trip to. Canada.
On the way back he stopped at Minot
and visited the briquetting plant In
which he with others from here are
interested, and found matters progress
ing fine and the outlook perfectly sat.
isfactory.
Mrs. J. w. Bremen, Jr., and Mrs. H.
Wegner of Oriska were in the city
yesterday shopping and visiting with
friends.
Mrs. A. C. Rush of Milestone, Sas-
katchewan Canada, arrived in the city
Sunday morning to visit with her
mother Mrs. P. A. S::;ter, also to visit
with her aunt Mrs. Seamon of Roch-
ester, Minnesota, who mshe has not
seen for fourteen years.
G. B. Vallandigham and his daughter
Miss Katherine will leave tomorrow
for an extended trip through the west.
They will first go to Seattle, Wash,
where they will make visit with rela.
tives, and will also stop at various
points in Washington and Oregon, be-
fore going on to Southern California
At Los Angeles, they will be the
guests Of Mr.. Vallandigham's sons,
Will and Eugene, who are both former
residents of this city.
Mr.. w. H. McWilliams, representing
the Grain Exchange of Winnipeg with
the Canadian party touring the state
with Tom Cooper of the Better Farm
ing Association, which was entertain
ed Tuesday evening by the CONNER
cial Club, is life long friend Of J. E.
Buttree. Mr.. McWilliams remained
in town during the day to visit with
his old friend. Buttree supposed he
was with the party seeing the coun.
try and they failed to meet until even.
ing at the banquet.
Sam Fletcher of Rogers was bust
ness visitor in Valley City yesterday,
and was a guest at the Hotel Kindred
while here.
! Mrs. N. Larson and child, Mrs B.
Sweet and Miss Butler, all of Rogers
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-15
HIS MISFORTUNE,

l have been student at Aaker's
Business College for the last three
months, and take great pleasure in,
recommending it to others who are in
terested in business education. My
only regret is that l did not come here,
sooner. Let others profit by my mis-
fortune. Respectfully, J. G. Lund,
Complete course in Gas Tractor and
Auto Engineering in charge of Prof.
Eeck Send for catalogue to A. B. c..
Grand Forks or Fargo. 1O-15-1tw
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-15
Stirred by the Exploits Over
Paris Sunday, England
Expects Such Visitors
Any Time.
FALL OF ANTWERP GIVES
new INTEREST IN WAR
CensorHas Practically Closed
All Sources of News From
War Zones at Present.

IL, -
of Client is occupied by the Ger
mans, according to a Reuters Am
sterdam dispatch. The Uhlans arriv-
ed at Salzaete, short distance from
Client. and the commander announc-
ed that 5000 soldiers must be quarter
ed there.
London, Oct. ia Rome dispatch
SAYS a Petrograd message states that
the Russians have abandoned the
seige of Przemysl in Austrian Galicia
in order to put themselves in strate-
gical position to meet the Austro-Ger
man army.
London, Oct 1s.-The finger of the
censor yesterday twisted tourni-
quet on practically all sources of
news, especially from Belgium. A
Berlin statement is the only official in
formation regarding Antwerp, which
is in complete possession of the Ger
mans. From the east came tidings Of
a decided reversal in form; dispatch
es both from Vienna and Petragrad in
dicating that the Austrian army at
Przemysl had turned on the Russians
and with the aid Of reinforcements
had compelled them to retreat.
No news came Of English and Bel
gian soldiers interned in Holland. To
nights French statement claimed ad-
vances by the allies at several points,
with no repulses at any point.
Stirred by bomb dropping exploits
of German Aircraft over Paris, where
three were killed yesterday, London
seems prepared for such visitors and
official notice was served yesterday on
persons living near the mouth of the
Thames they should be ready to seek
their cellars at the first sound of fir
ing as there will be no time to spread
the news in more formal way.
Recruiting throughout Great Britain
is booming, it is stated and since the
fall Of Antwerp and talk of the Ger
mans advancing from there to Ostend,
seemingly has brought the war closer
home in the midst of the people.
A Reuters despatch from Amster-
dam says Vienna telegram state the
Russians in Galicia, north of the Wis
tula, are pursued by Austro-German
troops. Many towns which few
days ago were in the hands of the
Russians, now are under Austrian ad-
ministration. The telegram adds the
Russians do not behave as badly as
the authorities expected. Even the
Cossacks conducted themselves hu
namely.
Seven thousand refugees from the
war zone, mostly Belgians, arrived at
Folkestone aboard four steamers yes.
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-15
LONDON WAITS FOR
GERMAN BOMBS NOW

terday. Included are rs Belgian So
diers. The apparent wealth of mos
of the refugees attracted most atten
ton.
A Berlin official statement, via wire
less, reads as follows: Enormous
quantities of provisions Of all kinds
were captured in Antwerp. The gar
rison of the northern forts, with 1,30(
English fled to Holland, where the,
were disarmed. 1t is said the Eng
lish blew up ten Antwerp forts. The
Belgians estimate they lost 10000 mer
as prisoners.
"The French cavalry has withdraw
in the direction of Arras. The artillery
engagement in the Woevre region was
resumed yesterday. On the whole
the situation for the Germans is favor
able.
Before his departure for the front
the emperor promoted Prince Joachim
(the emperor's youngest SOM, to the
rank of cavalry captain.
1T is reported that a Russian fee,
of eight large, and ten small vessels,
was sighted Saturday near Ruma,
MAN seaport in the Black Sea, steam,
ing SOUTH"
The Jahr-Eastman Mercantile Co.'S
general store at Wilton was broken in.
to and merchandise to the amount of
about $50 was secured. The thieves
gained an entrance through window
in the Office, in the rear of the build
ing. The glass was taken out of the
frame and the robbers then crawled
into the Office. They think is is the
work ct juveniles.
Andrew Okeson, a Lakota, N. D.,
farmer shot and killed his brother,
Nelson Okeson, in a saloon in Minnea-
polls where his brother was employed
as bartender. The trouble was over
some money which his brother owed
him.
A wagon, which was being driven
across the railroad tracks at Souris
was hit by gasoline speeder. Both
the driver of the wagon and the man
on the speeder escaped injury but the
vehicles were badly demolished.
The ladies of the Womens Club
gave a six o'clock dinner Monday ev-
ening at the home of Mrs. J. E. Jones
in the Sheyenne Apartments, the hos
tesses being Mrs. J. E. Jones, Mrs, D.
S. Richie and Mrs. Charles Peterson.
A most elaborate dinner was served
from two long tables, one in the LIVING
room and one in the dining room and
covers were placed for twenty club
members and their husbands. The
decorations were in keeping with hal.
ow'een. The place cards were small
yellow pumpkins. Yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS were the flowers used, and the
color scheme was carried out in yei-
low entirely. The dinner was served
with most care and daintiness and the
menu most elaborate one, of many
courses. Following the serving of the
dinner the guests spent the remainder
of the evening at cards, six handed
euchre being the game played. All the
members of the Womens Club were
entertained at the dinner Monday,
with the exception Of four members
who are out of the city.
Mrs. Ben Iverson of Tioga, fractur-
ed one of her legs when she jumped
from carriage hitched to horses that
were running away
The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1914-10-15

Mrs. Phil Dey is at the Riverside,
hospital, where she will shortly under
go an operation.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

Tankton, 6-Ve stfedu rano
shore la do zakladG dormitof zdejsl
koleje a Skoda Sc paG1 ma $4,000
S pojistenim SIS, 900. Chen zpo-
zorovslIa jedna zaGka ma ctvrtem
poschc df a hned dala ~poplasn6 INA
m6nf. Ia malou chvili cele vrch-
nj poschodI a stfecha IoyIy v pIa-
menu. Ma st6stf zatk.y byly vzhu
ru a ptoGaly vynaseti 20 Sc dalo.
Mnoh6 ptiSli 0 osobni Satstyo. 40
devGat jenz mlstnost obyvaIy pro-
zatimn9 jsou uhoSt6ny v hotelfch
a v soukrom5ch obydlfch. Budo-
va byAa postavena v roce 1889. '
lete SO postavi nova budova. Ia
koy6 budovy, kde zaci prespavaji
by rOzhodps m6ly bJt ohnivzdor-
ne, nebCt mohlo snadno pfijit Q
zivot Innoho zakyn.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

Winner, 6-Zdejsf mayor mesta
pfisel ma to, Re vlastne pfijfmal
nezakonity plat, kdyz mestu eital
"a suGastn9nf Sc mimofadnSch
schulz mGstskeho vyboru, a proto
vratil dobrovoln6 m9stu S61. Je-
no pfikladu nasledovali ostatni Gle
move v5boru a vrati penize kter6
Gftali "a vsecky mimofadn6 schu-
70, celkem asi 5000. DIE zakona
jsou opravn9ni k platu ienom "a
pravideln6 sch1ze, ponevaG v zako
nfku neni zminky o platu "a zchd-
re mimofadn6. Nynf jina m9sta
Sc toho chapou a b. de-li tfeba do
mutt 6fednfky by vratili penfze
jichz nabyli jake 1fednfci We Win
ner.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

Dallas, 6-N9kolik zdejsfch OBJ
Cant bylo povolano do Sioux Falls
by svedcili pred velkoporotou v
pffpadu rozvazeGe posty po venko-
We, w. H. Lynna, jenz byl pred
nedavnem shit n9kolika farmery
pfi sv6 praci. DovazeGi zm6nili
hodinu pro ob6d, a tim padem
Lynn dv9ma farmer1m dovazel
vzdy postu o hodinu pozd9ji. To
je dozralo a pfl hadce ktera z toho
povstala, tito Lynna ztloukli.
Mona Re to S mimi Spatn9 dopsd-
ne nebot on konal svojf povinpost
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09
Wakonda. 6-Pon&yaG zde PAM

Wakonda, 6-PonsvaG zde panu
je velka kompetice mezi dvema
smirGfmi soudci v ohledu svazova,
nj mlad5ch parkI, jeden prohlasil,
Re kazdy pdrek odda zdarma a mi
mo- toho Jim da tucet plnokrev
INCH slepic do hospodafstvf Dru
h5'aby Sc medal zahanbit dava tn
samou nabidkou a jeSte pridal k
tomu tucet vajec. z toho dostava
j husi knzi pastofi a kn9zf v tom
to okresu a formujf plan jak 81 pfi
gen udrzeti.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

Yankton 8-Vnoci 81 ledns, |.
r. utonuli phi pfechazenf v fece
Missouri Will Holder a Ed Dun
can kdyz Sc S mimi prolomil led.
TAX aspoh tomu nasv6dcovaly O.
kolnosti a nejvice stopa jenz We
snehu vedla k mfstu kde byl led
prolomen. V pond6li odpoledne
bratff Hermansovi nalczli mrtvo-
lu muze ma nanosu pfskov6m iizpa
cd renee Piersonova zapadn6 cd
meste. We ktere, die satu byl poz-
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

TyndaIl, Diva mladi muzi ien&
ieli v automobile . Lake Andes do
Tabora Sc pfevrhli jizn6 cd m6sta
a install v6zet pod strojem. Jis-
tf farmer jim pomohl ma vzduh a
seznano jsou oba znacn6 posramo-
cent, nikoIik ale nebezpeGn9. Je-.
den pr5 byl mlad} Fuchs.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

Hudson, 6, Harry Aikens, 80 no
ky starry farmer zemfel We stfedu
n&sledkem zranenf, zpdsobenych
kdyz Sc ma nei pfevrhl jeho auto
mobil minulou ned6li. V osudnS
pro nej den wal svojf rodinu ma
projfzdku a ma jedn6 vysoke nav6z
ce Sc uhnul potahu, zGstav staff
pfi iedne strane navazky, ale zem
pod Thou Sc podala a stroj sjel do
lu a pfevrhl Sc. Ostatnim Sc nes-
talo niGeho.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

Trip, 6-SleGna Marie Schmidt
IS rok1 stara Sc sprovodila Sc sve
ia minuly etvrtek stfeljvSi Sc do
prsou brokovnicf. Ma SO "a to,
Re hroznT Gin spachala re strachu
pred vysetrovanfm kteremu by
byla snad podrobena, nebot jeden
soused j obvinil ze mt vybfrala
postu re skfinky.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

Dante, 6-Byla zde sbirana petit
ce ma omilostn9nf S. B. Perrina
jenz byl odsouzen do kaznice pro-
toze v e sv6 l6karn6 prodaval liho-
why. Petice byla podepsana, jak
fikaval dffvejSf krejGf Taborskf,
Rysavf, "bohat6' kazdJm komu
byla nabidnuta.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

Yankton, 6-Minul5 Gtvrtek
byl pred sudfm pokutovan Frank
Chambers $40 ponevaG natloukI
sve tchyni, pr. John Whortonove.
V sobotu tyden pied tim Cham
bers Sci Sc podfvat ma. svou zenu
a dftko, kter6 byly u babieky ne
jakS Gas, pon6vac mladf manzele
Sc nesrovnavaly, ale star6 jej tam
nechtela pustit a popadla ma mile
no zeticka brokovnici. Ten MAZE
strach Re jei stfelf, il jednu vrazil
pesti a srazil j k zemi.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

Wheeler, 6-Joseph Jones, 80
Lefty vyslouzilf vojak, minulou stfe
du spadl s porGe We sve male cha
trci a poranil Sc tax, ze nemohl
povstati ma nohy a NEIL byl MALE
zen uplynulo ash 8 hodin. Ia tn
dobu znaGne nastydl, takze to NH
Re pro mel miti vazne nasledky.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

Pierre, 6--Pokusy ktere Sc ko-
naji koleji hospodafsk6 v Brook
ings S cukrovou fepou jsou velmi
uspokojiv6 a pfedpovfda Sc, ze ia
to industrie v tonic statu bude
vzrIstat. Pokusy Sc konaly po
pet let a v5sledek jest vypsstova-
nj druhu fipy ktera jest velmi bo-
hata ma sacharin. Repy sebrano
minuly rok "a tun 2 akru a 25.4
procent z toho jest cukru. Kolej
vypestovala fepu bez zavod6ovani
a um6leho hnojiva.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

Utica, 6-Minuly Gtvrtek Sc cd
bSyala schGze ably Sc siistilo zdali
Tide 81 pref vodarnu S v5sledkem,
ze 81 il pref. Ze Al hlasu jenom
til byly proti. Jista frma z Oma
by obdrzela kontrakt ma postavenf
ve&e 100 stfevicd vysok6 "a $265O
a w. L. Bruce z Yankton ma pos
taviti strojovnu a vodnf roury "a
V@sti "a $3.50. Bude-li poeasf
pffznive, Dude vse hotovo do prv-
nfho cervence.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

Pukwana, 6-Na dnesek v noci
nekdo vyraboval til zdejsf z&vody
a hada Sc, Re to uGinil neznam5
chap ktery Sc vydaval "a pastev-
CO. Mista jez vyloupil jsou hos
tinec Joe Bettags, lekarna a ob.
chod EbrighGv. V prvnim vylou
pill q registru $l2, v lekarne seb-
raj zlatnicke zbozf a rozbil regis
tr a We tfetim zavodu wal 81. AG.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

Statnf hajnS H. S Hedrich va
rule honce, kteti vla,tni honpcKe
psy, by t9chto nenechaIi pohihati
v mesicfch dubnu, kvetnu a terv-
nu, ponevaG zakon toho zapovfda
k Will ochrane divokeho ptactva.
Slibuje, ze kazd5 Dude stihan.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

Wagner, 6-Indian Little Egg
male Vejce) jenz bydlI ma Jill cd
mesta byI pochovan minuIou sobJ-
tn ma Episkopalnim htbitove. Tr
pei bolesti zubu kterf 81 sam Wy
trhnul ale dostal otrAvu krve Od
GehOz ZemTel.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

koliv byli DAM ma stopu slfdicf psi,
chap nebyl vypatran, nebot psi
sli "a stopou az do jist6 mastale
kde stopu ztratili.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

Platte, 6-Pti zvlastnf schulz
m6stsk6, ktera Sc odbyvals "a phi
6inou zdal'i by m6sto mSIo bSti
spravovan o pod talk zvanou com
mission form, Gill nc proposicc
byla por& 5ena 124 hlasy profit As
Znstane wise pr starem.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

Yankton, e. Minulou sobotu
pred soudcem Trippem obdrzeli
obcanske listy nasleduifcf Cesi:
S. J. Srb, Jan Srb, Jan Kutflek,
Vaclav S5kora a F. u. Koblas,
vetsinou Cd Utica.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09
Rdzn6 zprdVy.

Casopis Omaha Bee op6t 1jistu-
je sy6 Stenafe, 10 Sc Dude stavet.
elektricka . Omahy do Mo
Sfla Sc Dude brati = feky
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

nan Will Holder. Jeho bratr
jenz bydIf v Luton, Iowa, sem
pfijel a postara Sc o pohfbenf
mrtvoly v onom m9st9.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

V Trip okresu Sc farmefi zaso-
buji dobytkem nebot to Sc tam
dosti vyplacf. Behem uplynul5ch
tfech mesfcn tam bylo dodano
pres deset tisfc kusn dobytka a sta
lie Sc tam zasila.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

Utica, s Osm rokd starry synek
manzeld Josef FeifarovSch, Venc-
lfk, ktery byl pfejet vozem a noha
mu pferasena u kycle, Sc rych g
pozdravuje. Hocha asi pred ro-
KEN kopl kun ... W. ~.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1914-04-09

Utica, 6-MiuuLou sobotu Sc cd
b5val za.pas v porazenf a Giles po-
rail dv,Lkrate pc sob9 Petersona;
pc prv6 "a 25 minut u podruh6 "a
3 minut Y.
, 1914-05-16

The United States has informed the me-
diators that ii viii retArn tile Island &
Lobos if President Huerta will maintain the
light thereon.
Demernra, I4th-Shooting this afternoon
for the Swettenham Cup.the local team scored
III. Outrum 50, VaIlndaies 81, Currif 81.
Antigua, l5th-Captain Squance, Marine
Expert, who recently Aonted Mr.. EauderbiIt's
Yacht sWarrior,' arrived by "Balantia' on
8th inst. for the purpose Of ascertalnlng
practicability Of s1lyiu g the S. S. 'Croydon
on reefs off Barhuda. He reports her con-
djtiou as critical bat not hopeless, and the
salvage steamer "Nemesis' ~ilI likely
be commissioned to Institute salying opera
tions shortly
New York, May 18th
Flour, Winter Clears per bnrrrI @4.30
MeuI, kilndried per bmrel 50 .25-$3.35
New Seasons Pork no quotation.
Heavy Mess Pork SEES.
Crystals per 100 Ibs. So. 2O-s32&
0o8"I' 80 test Molusses Sugar lo0u~
~2.55-S25&
M~oInsses Eng. Islds. per gal.
Liverpool Cotton ni!dIing Upland : 9-20d.
Exchange, New YORK &LoAdou, 6O.duys' sighl
1859
Exchange New York and London. sight As t
London, May 18th.
Dem. Crystals II, 6I.-13~ 0d,
Muscoyado, lontiny terms III
2"S"' bond, 8, 8. s.. sd.
Germun been IS 0. b.. o.. II
Jayu Sugar 5000 Gibrnltar or Chnnney iot
orders, llonting terms, f0~. OIL.
pgmerura Rum. Is IA Il. sd.
Trinidad Cocoon, good rnlddIjn4 Red. noml-
mol 90, f,Vt ZlC
, 1914-05-16

novelist.
The Liverpool Cotton Exchange suspended
business for the day, following the death of
Mr., Otto Masnus, who dropped dead upon
the floor.
The eTimes, discussing the Americaniza-
ton OF Canada according to it's correspon-
dents, says it is time for the motherland to
wake up if the drift Of the Canadian mind
away from British practices and traditions
is 10 be checked.
Mr.. Ticker, the Unionist candidate, has
been elected member Of Parliament for
Great Grimsby, la the place of the Mte Sir
George Doughty, with B47l votes against
1892 for MI. Baunister, the Liberal candj-
date.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Asquith,
replying to a question said he would take
steps, other than criminal, regarding the
gun-running in Ireland. The conversations
concerning Home Rule We're, he said, con
fdential, but the House Of Commons would
have IN opportunity Tor a full discussion.
Sir Edward Carson has telegraphed to
Belfast eve must redouble our efforts, keep
or powder dry and prepare for the worst
The Fre6man's journal appeals to Irish
Unionists to accept Home Rule, and su9-
gesta that Mr.. Redmond and Sir Edward
Carson should consult III a couciliutory spirit
after its enactment.
Adyiees from Morocco state thqt the
French troops have occupied Tea, seventy
five miles east OF Frz, the principal factor
III theit victory being an aviator who direct
ed the artillery und dropped bombs among the
Moors, who became demoralized and fled
leaving many killed, the French casualties
being cHly seventeen. This allows the COM
pIetion of the railway to Fee.
Berlin news states that, in reply to a
, 1914-05-16

magistrate has committed her Tor trial at the
IL Xt Sessions.
AT Alderahot Captain Anderson and a me-
cdanlc named Carter have been killed and
Lieut.. Wilson injured, as the result Of a col
j ION between their bipIunes when eight hun
bred feet above the spectators
Adyiees from Toxic state that Count
Okumn, the Premier, explains that several
Admlrals have been retired on account Of
ignorance Of the scandals under their
Administration
Dispatches from Madrid announce the
death Of Senior Montero Rlosn, who drsngh-
ted the Spanish Arnerlcau Treaty Of Peace.
The "NeNyes Wiener Tagehlatt" Vienna.
reports that lndrpns have massacred Baron
lrlond Nordenskjolds South American eX-
Padltion. Mr.. Holder, "A missionary, quotes
the words Of the sole survivor, who WAS
Bleeding and dropped dead before him.
New 1ork,Aay ;4th-AdEices flom Wash
l1glon state that the medlators, on behalf
OF President Hucrta5 presented his state
ment that the light keeper on Lobos Island
possessed q wcjtten statement that "a United
States officer forcibIy occupied the Island.
lne President declared this to be au act Of
VII md demanded q Withdrawal, which, how
eyer, the United States refuses and explains
tnet the document referred TO was merely
gwen m Kindness to the light keeper, 70
L.. plain and excuse has desertion Of duty, and
that the United States does not deslIe the
Island and viii withdraw. while maintaining
the ligbt.
President Huerta has also asked the me
Amaricons oyresteJ on boarI . Norwa"Ion
vessel IT Warn C,n1 ond who oro nov nw2,it-
mo- trial probahIy ha bonas inns fo enlist
4L@o ,..,,tL,o. I ~ 80 E.t.., aa..+,,
mon
The cont,ra Of pomnico j. oo,in ro,a,tod
Int b,, ,,f Loon continued Pra.idan WI.
son Los promised q 1nIaontiop of an owner.
tLot H.. would yjgo,nnsIyy inta,.y.no viii tLa
vict,,u far tha nrntoction If tboir nronartv
4 forecast IF the mediation mocedure indi-
Gates the intention to eliminate President
Huerta personally and substitute for his
Government a provisional administration re-
presenting both the Huerta and Carranza
clements, pending a permaueut settlement.
There is - rumour thnt President Huerta',
ENJOYS will linger in Havana, which suits
the United States preference for a prolon2u-
ton Of the mediation while General Carlau-
IN elimluntes President Huerta.
Barbados, l4th-Her Hjghness Princess
Marie Louise passed through here Yesterday
by r.. Nj. S. Osuba from Trinidad en- route