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Evening journal., 1914-03-13
VISITING THIS
CITY, GETS WORD
OF NEW HONOR

William II. May. formerly Of Elk
ton, Md, yesterday was appointed by
President Wilson to be United States
marshall of the Panama Canal Zone.
Mr.. May is at present private sec
retary to Colonel W. Goethals and ac-
companied him on his recent trip to
Washington.
Mr.. May Is nov visiting his sister.
Mrs. John f. Porter. of No, 1905 West
Ninth street, this city, and received
word Of his appointment there.
Evening journal., 1914-03-13
CAR FENpER sAYEs BABY.

The fender of trolley car yester-
day afternoon picked up John Kemp
ski, aged 3 years, of Second and
Poplar streets. The boy started to
cross Market street at Third when
he was picked up by the fender. The
boy was not hurt, but badly fright
ened.
Evening journal., 1914-03-13
THESE WANT OFFICE.

William Wintrup has announced
his candidacy for assessor on the
Republican ticket in the Second
district
Godfrey Handy. Fourteenth and
King streets. will be the Republican
candidate for Representative in. the
General Assembly from the Second
district.
Evening journal., 1914-03-13
YETERAN IS 7s YEARS OLD.

Robert Davidson, Of No. 15l1 West
Fourth street, father OF Police officer
william ]. Davidson. Is celebrating
his seventy-fifth birthday anniv-r-
sary. Mr.. Davidson is veteran of
the Civil War. His brother was kill
ed in the battle at Gettysburg. Mr..
Davidson was member OF Company
G. Second Delaware Regiment, and
of the G. A. r. Many friends extend
ed congratulations.
Evening journal., 1914-03-13
LrCKY DAN FOR IOSEPHINE.

Although this is Friday, and the
thirteenth OF the month. the day
proved lucky for Josephine AIaloney,
who was before City Court today on
q charge of having imbibed too free
~ from the flowing bowl AS it was
her first visit in three years. she
was discharged
Evening journal., 1914-03-13
MIX DEALERS To MEET.

There win be an open meeting OF the
Retail Milk Dealers Association held to-
morrow evening in the Law Building.
Important matters will. be- discussed All
mills dealers, are invited to attend
Evening journal., 1914-03-13

their exact location. The strength OF
each regiment IS ss2 men AZ Laredo
and Eaglc Pass the two regiments will
relieve six troops oi cavalry, which will
be distributed along other points on tho
western border Ia General Bliss' dis
erection. This viii place under that gem
Evening journal., 1914-03-13

erals command about 1900 cavalry
troops aud 2,iOo infantry. Though large
in the aggregate, this force is regarded
as small in many quarters here for a
rigid and efficient patrol OF the $500
miles Of border hctweon the United
States and Mckee
Evening journal., 1914-03-13
FmE rOII Ar TNENTY.rHREE.

By The United Press
ST LOUIS no. March lsRecovery Of four more bodies
number Of charred corpsss dug from the
ruins Missouri Athletic Club to twenty three Bodies
OF seven more IRE victims believed lie beneath mounds
Of debris not yet reached by laborers
Evening journal., 1914-03-13
rHRrE PERIsH IN BLAzE.
By rhe united Press.

By The United Press
and fourth was probably fatally burned IRE which
destroyed ssstory the Italian district
here early todsy
Evening journal., 1914-03-13
nELAMARE LODGE pANCE.

Delaware Lodge viii give another
OF its popular dances in odd Fellows
Temple. Tenth and King streets, To-
night Delaware Lodge orchestra viii
furnish music
Evening journal., 1914-03-13
PAGE ATTACK ON
MONROE DOCTRINE
WORRIES WILSON
By The United Press.

By The nlted FreSs.
WASHINGTON. March i3.-The
state Department was today awaiting
reply from Ambassador Page ex-
planning Just what he said in his
speech IN London Wednesday night
which has been construed 10y certain
Congressmen as o partial repudia-
ton OF the Monroe Doctrine until
this has been received there will be
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1914-03-13
IS YEssELs NRECKEp IN HrRRIcANE.

By The United Press
NELnGA. Morocco March is.-rorr.thrss vessels to-
day are wrecked On the North African BY terrific
hurricane the ships steamers and the rest
sailing Thousands dollars vas destroyed
and it was feared that lives may have been lost
Evening journal., 1914-03-13
SUN AND TIDES.
Mouth Of Christiana.

high water 49,. l2.40P. NJ. LOOP. NJ.
Low water ..ss Csc A. NJ. 7.22 p. NJ.
Reedy Island, high and low water one
hour earlier
Evening journal., 1914-03-13
WEATHER

For Delaware; Fair TO-
night and Saturday; sieWiy
rising temperature.
Evening journal., 1914-03-13
TO-DAY'S TEMPERATURE

THR BELT DRUG STORE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

Beller on5iinoeten. Der 59ober ge--
rietb IN @rnnb. Inter Sen Sdut.
maiien fano man ipdter oie berfobl-
ten 2eid)en Der beioen @an6erbur.
i9en. Sem @oten elmer Gabrif
aus 6em 8ergtiden 9anbe tpuroen
i'm @ebrdnge an elmer bieitger 8arf
1000 Marf in Sbetnen unb 5 Gin
~bunbertmarfi9eine aus Der 8rmitta-
|ide geitoblen. Die @auner fins I'M
erfanmt entfommen. sSSr l1nter-
a Of e n + a II e mollte Ser &edts-
anmalt Or. 5trauB bonn eriten @tod
aus Sen STANDARDIZATION, obne
oarauf gu obten, 6aB fi6 Ser Gabr-
it1bl nod inn 3meiten Stod befan6.
Ger &e6tsanmalt trat ein un6 itiir5te
in Sen Seller, no er fdmerberlebt lie
gen blieb. gr etlag alsbal6 1einen
@erleknngen. - &in6er, Sic sic @iS-
m~arditraBe IN Duren btnunterro-
6elten, fubren in einet aus elmer Gee
benitrobe einbiegenben Sanofarren.
.8mei @i116er bon 6 bts Z Sobren muir
SEN get06tet, 3tpei an6ere fdmer per-
lebt. - SSr etnem &auie an Ser Sic
torioitraBe at OpIa6en tpnrben
Ser 67jGbrige @ei9dftsfubrer 6IieB,
Ser 25idbrige @hlo1ier 8t1tb uno Sic
%2OiGbrige bernfsloie Gbereie Gee
mqnn eritidt a11fgefun6en. Mus Sen
@%asbdbnen mar Sos m1sgeitr0mt.
3ie @inaelheiten iin6 nnamfgefIdrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

|fun6en. Ser Chatter, ber 8il6erer
un6 Gigarrenarbetter 6ubrmanr1 aus
&nbenrooe, lit fliidtig gegangett. -
SIM MmBenbafen bei 6 m 5 e n ten-
terte iiingit elm 59leppbampfer, Der
einen Seeoampfer b11giirte. Ser Gu
pitan bes Sdleppers ml1roe geret-
tie; orei Mann iin6 ertrnnfen. -
Cine Dipbtberitts- gptbemie lit IN
Neiielr0ben bel Dmbertabt aus
qebroden. @ieIe @nber nn6 audi
grmad1e11e liegen franf 6arnteoer.
k@is iett lit Elm 6rei Sabre altes &i1o
geitorben.
@effalen.
Mn1f ser 8ed)e ySret" BEL 9 . 6 II NJ
entltano int 11el1en &oblentbnrm ein
8rano, ser ltb bal6 5u einem GENIAL
tigen @roBfel1er entuidelte. Stint
! lye1,ermebren eelang es nit groBer
Meiibe, 6os ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, gum
Sbeil nit grplo1tbltoffen gefmlte 8e=
ba11oe 5m ibiiten. Ser Gbnrm lit
polit4noig ausgebranmt. - 8etm
|Innnelbau Ser neutrality-suspicious.
itrede Mfeiner5bagen S1pe gtngen
fiir5li6 6elsmalien nie6er. Gin Mr-
better m,1r6e iofort get0otet, 5met le-
bensgefGbrli6 perlebt. - Sen M@t-
nbrlaoenibluB bat 0ie Staot Sfer-
I 0 I'm fir i6mmtli6e @erfaufsiteqen
ore 9ebensmittelbrande eingefibrt.
Mnsgenommen iin6 Sic Samitage uno
sic fir einen ertpeiterten @eidafts=
pertebr freigegebenen Sage. - Sci
ser griatmabl gum Mbgeoroneten-
bol1ie an itelle 6es berftorbenen Mbg.
MIbers aus grafeI (@entrnm)
mrr6e INIT alien abgegebenen 242
t5tin1men gelpdblt @utsbeiiber Saul
sd0nf4s in Mltenbeerl lie Centrum
&beinprpbin5.
ginen fltrdtbaren 500 baben 5met
@anoerburfden erlitten, Sic iib in
einem S6ober BEL 6em 9orfe @lten
bei G0In bausli6 etngeri6tet bat-
ten, uno, Inn li6 5n erpdrmen, etn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

Bis 1000 b. Gbr. mur6e erbalten un6
6em biitorii6en Melfeum IN Mnllig
einperIeibt. = Gin 0rfnn ridtete
fiir5li6 in 8urgan beri6ie6ene
@erbeeru1ge11 an. Das Min6el=glef=
tri5itatsperf i6etnt urter Dem furdt=
barren @turm beion6erS gelitten gu
boben, ser nnfere 5taot cine No9t
lang I'M t~iefften D1nfe1 biilte. SIM
@dgetperf Miiuer un6 6ebr 5m
Oberf6orf brad ein &amin=
brand aus nn6 diderte oaS groBe Sc
bau6e, sic edge un6 Mablmiible,
6as Oefompmie= nn6 @obnbn1S boil
ltanoig Elm. Die Senerpebr mrBte
li9 borouf beidrdnten, Die @a@bar-
antpeien 5a retten. - Ser ~Donalt-
bote" meI6et: Sn @~amfiing
berrfdt sic Dipbtberie. Gin &in6 tit
bereits geitorben, 3pei @eidpiiter
1dtpeben in 2ebensgefabr. - Sim
Morqe11' 6es Stepbanstages iptelte
ii@ in 8obingen ein 6amtlien-
Drama ob, tpie es in ieinen @in5el=
beiten fanm fiir@terlider ge6adt
tper6en fon11. Ser friiber in Ser
@s1nitieioefabrif 8obingen bei@aftigte
Toper @teppi9 ermor6ete iein bret
Sabre altes S0bnden Sons nno ber=
ubte oan1 omr9 grbangen Selbit=
moro.
@Irttemberg.
61,OOO Sc. iin6 Big iett onr@ Die
Sommlungen Ser &~a6iumipenoe gu
2ebr- un6 6orldmngs3tpeden nn6 CUR
@ebonoIung bon beoiirfttgen &rarfen
an sen &liniten Ser uniberfttat & IL
3 ingen eingegongen. Darnnter be-
finoet ii4 Elm 8etrag bon $4,000 Wt.
aus urgenannter &nn6. = Ser bon
feiner Grm1 getrennt leben6e s@S;;ii55eellnt
@simmerIen bon 8eiIitei1t fam tel1-
lid in Der Modt nod Ober It e n :
feI6 mn6 nerlette 611r9 S9rotf4iilie
feline Sral1, feinen Sdmiegerbater
mno 3mei S6mdgertnner idsper.
3tpei INT Madbnrbnufe befinolide
;Mdnner, oie a1,f Sic sdiiiie gum
6enfter binm1si9nllten, fdob er
qleidfnns an. Gin 5@noger erbielt
einen SdrotiduB IN. bic 8ruit. SIN
gm3e1t nerlette Der &bdter ndt Ber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

ionen tbeilmeiie iebr i6mer. Nad
Der Sbat febrte er mieber na9 Sell
itein 5uriid, mo er nod einige Sdrift-
itiide aufiebte.. MIs er 6urd einen
@en6armen perbaftet per6en iollte,
eridoB' er iid felbif.
8aben.
Gin orfanartiger @eititurm ridte=
te in Ser &beinebene uno i'm
59mar5mal6b e6euten6en Sda-
Sen on. - Sim Meuiabrtag fano atr-
ldBli9 Ser 100. 8ie6erfebr bes
Acknowledgements 6es ruiiiiden
Corps BON Saden nnb ser Mrmee
@lu6ers Bel sc annbeim nuf ser
6rieienbeimer Sniel in Mntpeienbett
BON Mi1itdr nn6 @ipiI sic feierlibe
@ntbiiuung zines @eoenfteins itott.
Gliak-2otbrtngen.
SIN SinbItd auf sic Mffoire bon
3abern fniipft ii6 an bie 6iesmoIige
Seiiion 6es 2m6tags bon GIiab-
2otbringen auBergetp0bnlides
Sntereiie. Ser 2anbtag tpar6e bom
5tattba1ter @rofen @nrI b. @e6eI ere
offnet. 0ie Snterpeuationen, tpeI6e
ii@ auf Sic @orgdnge bon 3obern Be-
8iebet, mer6en boIo a1f sic Cages
oromung geiett mer6en. - @iner
8lahermeloung aus gboteau-5 alins
5nfolge. tprr6e Bel et1em Mutomobil=
nnfan in Ser @dbe bon @.bateau.
Salins sic Sodter 6es 6ortigen
8otelbeiiters Goi5ar6 auf Ser Ste0e
geto6tet. Die BRET iibrigen Snfofien,
lire 8rii6er, fotpie Sic Ghelente Bod
itn6 i4tper berlebt mor6en. ST.
&l1tingen Bel @ombo9 beriudten in
ser @eibna6tsnodt mdbrenb Ser
Gbriftmette Diebe einen girbrld.
Mls 9e11te berbeifamen, I'M sic Diebe
gu bertreiben, febten iid bieie NIT
Meiiern uno @epolperr1 CUR @ebr
uno perlebten Ben 8urgermeiiter
idtper un6 einen 8nllu1ternebmer
leidter. sic tu11r6en aber fdlieBlid
nod 1dttQerer @egentpebr mbertpdltigt
uno abgefibrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29

Sesm uiierz@iIbelmtur1rel bel @o<
d e M lit Elm @iiter5ug nit einem an-
6eren 5nlammengeitoben. "a @agen
tpur6en 6abei aertrimmert. 3met
8remier maren fofort to6t, bret 8e-
unite mur6en f9mer berlebt. Ser Ser
febr blieb m1f 5mei Gage %unterbro=
ben.
~9efen-Darmitabt.
SIN gar5en mittleren 81 beinge-
biete iinb genaltige S@neemengen
nieoergegangen, sic 5u @erfebrit0-
rn1gen fiibrten. Ser 5trabenbabn<
berfebr tp1tr6e Inbmgelegt. Ser
54nee lag 20 Bis IS @entimeter
bo9.
&6nigreid-G adien.
8ei 3menfou erei6nete ii@ Elm
Mutomobilnngllf. Gin Muto aus
9eip5ig gerietb m1f ser glatten Stra-
BE in's &atiden, rannte an einen
stein un6 iberidlug ii@. Ser 8e,
1tter 6es M1ttos, &ani9tlb, murbe 10
idmer ber1ett, 6aB er bal6 6aratf
Itarb. SHE bret an6eren Snfaiien tru-
gen tbeiIs f@nere, tbeils letdtere
8erGetmngen bonon.
Olbenbtrg.
Ser 0l6enbnrgif4e 2ano>
tog bot NIT fnopper Mebrbeit einen
Mntrag 6es IiberoIen @taepraitoen-
ten Santen ongenommen, nod benz
sic @egiermng erf1dt miro, benz
na@iitiabrigen 2anotage Elm @efeb
fiber sic Bfltdtfortbiloungsf9nle
bor5uleger.
8d1ern.
Sesm Sitter bon foIt 70 Sabren ner-
fdieo Ser s. $. @arl Ebeooor @ob-
mann, ~freireiign. @farrer nno SUI
beIprieiter in s. in5bnrg. - Cine
8iabrige grteltodter Ser Seto1to-
m~ensebeIe,1te @odtoffel bon let II
f6b perg1iigte iib amf benz Drtstpei-
ber, brad babel I'M Cite ein unb er-
trot1ff. ~ 3tpifden Sen @emeirt6en
l8i1ip nn6 @riefen tprroe Elm
@rob nit 6em 5feIett eines Stein-
5eitmenffdtm o11fge6ed. Mls 8eiga-
ben fnnoen iid) Elm @r11g, Elm @igel-
qefddbb, cine 5mole u11b Elm 5ptnnpier-
TEL. Dng @rab n11s Der 33eh bon 5000
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
ste ate @etmatb.
S&fefen.

Die @eiierung in oem Befttroen oes
Cardinals &opp IN 8reSlan Dalt
an. St perbrabte beretts etntge
5tunoen auBer 8ett. - SIN Ser
bor0fl0b. ser &0uigsbiitte BET So
nigsbutte mur0en 5mei Sa1er
peridiittet. giner m11roe idlperoef-
lebt g%eborgen, ser anoere befinoet 1t@
nod in Sen gd)uttmaiien. = Sn Der
Matbiloegrl,be Oitfelo tp1roe Der
Mrbeiter aofot our6 berabitar5e,1oe
@obIermolien get0otet. = Ser SUI
lti5ratb Sanauidfe bon Ssh d il
bat lid III sic S6er geitiir5t. st
fonnte 5mar nod bem Strome ent>
rilIer peroen, 1tarb ie6o9 auf DEM
transport 1ah 6em &runfenbans.
Sadien.
Die porldufise firdli6e 8eibe ser
neuen Stride int @i1bi6 fano IN
ldlid)ter aber miirbiger 8eiie onrd)
SEN bodtp. @errn GommiiiarirS 8ra-
lot Osburg itatt. Sic nel1e Stride tit
qleid ser alten I'M 8arod1til erbo11t
uno pobt lih iomit oem Dorfbilo iebr
out an. = Gum pierten male inner
balb meniger Sage bra6 tn ST me-
mingero6e 6ener aus. 9as
6el1er entltan6 in ser S6eune Der
@ittpe 2oniS Molte. Die S9eune
NIT S11balt ging in Slommen auf.
gnola6 bat man Sen 8rano1tifter,
ser ole bier 8rdrbe angelegt bat, er=
mittelt uno i'm IN oas @efdngnib gu
G11oerl taot eingeliefert. gs lit Ser
Is Sabre alte 5obn ser @ittpe 8.
Holte.
9annpber.
Ser 40 Sabre alte 60riter &node
bonn 6oritbaus Monnenbolb
(Oberforiterei gidero0e) mur6e bon
5mei @ol5arbeitern eri6oiien aufge=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
Sin 1tnteridieo in MrbeitsHnnoen.

Gin 1tnteridieb in Mrbeitsitmnben,
gines Marnes. Eagesmerf 1T s
Stun6en. Seine forperliden Organe
miiiien genou "a Stunoen arbeiten,
INN es ibm gu erm0gliden, 8 Shan,
Den gu arbeiter. @9nnde, pebe, I'm.
tb6tige Mieren f0rr1er es nidt tbun.
sic miiffen geinno unb poqauf tbdtie
fem gu ie6er 8eit. Golep Mieren.
Biler MAIDEN fie 70. Sbr fonnt iie
nift in @ner @pitcm a11fnebmer, Of.
ne 6oB quite Grfolge er5ieIt meroen.
Sci ol1er $dnolerrt in ct. @louo. =
Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-01-29
6annpber.

Ser 40 Sabre alte 60riter &node
bonn 6oritbaus Monnenbolb
(0berf1riterei gi6erooe) pur6e bon
5tpei @ol5arbeitern eridoiien aufge=
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-11-10
Three AMERICANS ii
SLAIN BY MFX|CANS
Two Cowboys and Negro Are MUIR
dered Near chihuahua
City.

Ell Paso, Tex, Nov. 9.-Two
American cowboys, named Bishop
and Eckles, and an unidentified
Negro, were murdered a
few days ago near Temosachic, west
of Chihuahua City, according to ad-
vices received here yesterday.
1t is stated that the Americans
were killed by federal filibusters,
who have been raiding in the vicin-
ity. The news was brought to Temo-
sachic by Mexican youth who de-
clared he witnessed the execution of
the Americans and was forced to as
sist in burying their bodies.
The cowboys had been employed
by an American cattleman to round
up his stock for shipment to the
United States.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-11-10
SAN FRANCISCO IS
Jared BY QUAKE
Almost 1mperceptble Shock Causes
Disturbance in Golden Gate
Region.

San Francisco, Nov. "a week
of exceptionally warm, clear wealth
err was followed here Saturday night
by an almost imperceptible earth
quake. Open doors in downtown
buildings swung slightly.
The disturbance was felt in the
trans-bay region, including Oakland,
Alameda and Berkeley, and at San
lose, fifty miles down the peninsu-
la. No damage was reported.
According to Prof. Charles Burck-
halter in charge of the Chapot OBJ
servatory of the University of Cali
fornia at Berkeley, the disturbance
was local in character and was what
is known as a mo. 4" earthquake,
which is a very minor one.
The University of California
recorded the shock to
have begun at 6:31 p. m, and con-
tinuing for six seconds. Its direc-
ton was from northwest to south
east.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-11-10
TR|CH|NA FOUND
AT new LIBERTY
Thirty-five Cases Reported and State
Authorities Are Called Upon
For Aid.

Clinton, Ia, Nov. 9.-An epidemic
Of trichina, the first to appear in
this part of Iowa, is raging around
New Liberty, a small town near
here. Thirty-five cases have already
appeared in a German settlement in
that vicinity. No fatalities have
been reported, but several of the
cases are serious.
A conference of doctors was held
the early part of the week and an
expert from the state board Of
health was called in. An examina-
ton was made of a piece of the
muscle taken from the arm of one
of the patients. The trichina spir-
ais, the disease worm, was found
by use of the microscope.
All efforts to trace the source of
the infection have failed so far.
Whether the infection came from
one ham or one batch of sausage or
whether number of hogs that were
aughtered were infected the ply
sicians have been unable to deter
mine. The conference resulted,
however, in much being learned
the early treatment of
the disease as it is uncommon. 1t
is believed that the spread of the
disease has been checked as no new
cases have appeared in the last two
DAYS
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-11-10
GERMANS AND p:
AUSTR|ANS ARE
ON DEFENSIVE
Give Up Efforts to Force Way to
French Coast and Are Re-
treating in East.
ALLIES REGAIN POSITIONS.
Capture Lost Ground in Aisne VAL
ley-Belgian Forces Claim
More Progress.
ALLIES REGAIN POSITIONS.

London, Nov. 9.-The German
and the Austrian armies are now on
the defensive both in the east and
west. They have, at least for the
present, given up their efforts to
break through the allied lines
around Ypres, in Belgium, where
the British and French have taken
the offensive and, according to the
reports from French headquarters,
have commenced to advance, and in
the east they have fallen back to
and over their own frontiers in
East Prussia, and in Poland have
crossed the border, while the Rus
sian cavalry has penetrated Silesia,
to the north of Kalisz, and cut the
German railway.
The Russians also are following
up their advantage in Galicia and,
it is said, have succeeded in cutting
the retreating Austrians off from
Cracow and the German army is re-
firing through Poland. In fact, at
only one point on the two battle
fronts do the Germans claim success.
That is to the west of the Argonne
region, where the German emperor's
forces have succeeded in taking
from the French an important
height near Vienne-le-C Chateau. ~
Elsewhere the French troops
have made progress and retaken the
positions which they had lost dur
ing the course of the week. This Is
so in the Aisne valley
around scissors, where they have
regained the ground which the Ger
mans by fierce assaults had taken
from them.
The Belgians, who are holding
the line reaching to the coast, have
also made progress and it would
thus seem that the Germans are
still waiting for additional rein
before renewing their
attempt to smash through to the
French seaports.
While the reports of the allies
offensive in the west have given
hope in London that the Germans
will fall back to a line further re-
moved from the sea, all uneasiness
las not passed for they have pre-
yiously shown wonderful recupera-
i've powers. The presence of the
Russians in East Prussia and Silesia,
however, although the latter are
,nly cavalry, it is believed here,
will prevent the Germans from
ending any more troops to the
vest, if it does not compel them to
withdraw some of their troops from
hat front.
= The roads in Russia are harden
ng with frost and armies can now
e moved more quickly, although
he Russians do not possess the
trategic railways that the Germans
o.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-11-10
THREE GERMAN
AV|AT0RS SLAIN
New German Casualty List Brings
Total Up to $500.

Berlin, (via The Hague and Lon
dom, Nov. 9.-The German casual
ty list issued yesterday brought the
total number of names contained in
last weeks report up to about 81
500. Hospital records show that a
very large proportion of the wound
ed have returned to duty.
The last casualty list records the
killing of three German aviators and
the wounding of six others by bos-
tile airmen- Those who lost their
lives were Aviator Bowles, who was
killed at Ernie, France, on Oct. 1,
and Lieutenants Won Kleyst and
Mcneil, who had been listed as miss
ing since their fight to. Amiens on
Oct. 5.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1914-11-10
GENERAL VILLA IN
PRISONS GUTIERREZ?
Message Said to Come From Car.
rama Reports Seizure.

New York, Nov. 9.-Gen. Flu.
lalio Gutierrez, who was elected
president Of Mexico at the recent
Aguas Calientes convention, has
been imprisoned by Gen. Francisco
Villa, according to telegram said
to come from Gen. Venustiano Car
rama and made public here last
night by the Mexican bureau of in
formation, the same agency that
last night announced Gutierrez had
repudiated the acts, of the conven-
ton electing him.
The telegram accredited to Gen.
eral Carranza did not say where the
new president had been captured or
where he was believed to be incar-
cerated:
The reason for the seizure and
confinement of Gutierrez, the mess
age said, was that he had refused
to be dominated by the demands Of
the Villa faction. The telegram fol-
lows:
81 wish to inform you that Cen
eral Gutierrez, who repudiated the
Aguas Calientes convention and the
Villa clique, has been captured by
General Villa and imprisoned. The
reason for the action was because
he failed to live up to the dictations
and demands of the Villa people.
Il wish further to inform you
that I consider the actions Of the
as a farce, and for that
reason alone I am forced not to rec
ognize it's actions"