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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-06-12
WISE AND OTHERWISE

Many a fellow has been stung
at a husking bee.
One way to quit believing in
in dreams is to marry one.
1t may be wrong to hoard
money, but it's roally tragic to
have none to hoard.
After a woman makes up her
mind to 90 anywhere, she has
several other things to make up.
II there is one time more than
another, when a woman should
be left alone, it is when a line of
clothes come down in the mud.
His intended mother-in-law
was showing him a violin,
which, she said, was a hundred
years old. He absent minded
asked if it was birthday pres
enc. Wedding indefinitely pos
poned.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-06-12
KITCHEN KINKS.

A bag of salt standing where
there is a sNell of fish will ab-
sorb the aroma.
Before scaling fish dip them
in boiling water an instant
They will scale much m or c
easily.
Put one salt spoon of carbon
ate Of soda in the water in
which cabbage is boiled. 1t
preserves the color and lessons
the unpleasant odor while boil
ing.
If you do not possess a vacuum
cleaner do not despair. Use the
ehildren's bicycle pump to clean
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-06-12
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN.

Some striking outing dresses
have hens tur ned up like a
mans trousers.
Kimono and seton sleeves
are as popular for chill Ii, n
dresses as for wOmen's
Sashes haven't lost a bit of
their popularity, either with
children or grown-ups.
A feature of the nav night
gowns is the very sheer yoke
extending over the bust.
The boned brassiere of trans
parant material is one of the
best for stout women
A good deal of very dark,
chanseable taffeta is seen, es-
pecially in afternoon gowns.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-06-12
THOSE POTATO BUGS
C.S1.E .2S40

BY LOUISE OLIVER.

Victoria had abandoned the little
car in disgust when the gasoline gave
out She was only half way home
from the post Office and had the pros
pect of walking two miles to the EN-.
ersons, where she was staying.
She tucked the letters into her
blouse and trudged along, the hot sun
beating down on her bare head. Col
lar turned in and sleeves rolled up,
Sol was having pretty good chance
to spoil the milky whlteness OF her
skin.
All at once she saw some cows. And
no fence to restrain them, for they
were out In the road and coming to-
ward her. Three of theml one red, one
black and white, and Jersey.
II there was a thing in the world
that Victoria was afraid of, it was a
COW. She stopped suddenly in dismay.
What In the world should she do? On
enc side were some grass. a few
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-06-12
Scrap Basket Continued.

radiators, tuf ed furniture or
sewing machine.
Lemons may be kept a long
time without becoming dry if
put in ! jar of water with lid
The water should be changed
once a week if tho lemons are
to be kept long. When used
they will be quite as firm as
when fresh, and if anything,
more juicy.
To ascertain whether room
is damp or not, place weighed
quantity Of fresh lime in an
open vessel in theroom and leave
it there twenty-f -four hours, care
fully closing the windows and
doors. At the end of t h e
twenty four hours re-weigh the
lime, and if the increase ex-
ceeds one per cent of the orig
inal weight it is not safe to live
in the room.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-06-12
SCRAP BASKET.
THE WEEK IN HISTORY.

Monday, 8-FOurteen amend
ments to constitution passt s,
1866.
Tuesday, 9-Carrie Nation dies,
1911.
Wednesday, 10-First of the
Oxford Cambridge boat races,
1929.
Thursday, 11-Patriots seize
powder arsenal In Revolution
ary war 1775.
Friday, 12-U. S. senate votes
for the direct election of sem
ators, 1911.
Saturday, 13-Italians defeat
Turks, 1912.
Sunday, l4-Veneering m ills
fist established, 1865.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-06-12
Civil Service Exams.

Secretary Berardinsll of the
civil service commission an
nounces an examination for the
position Of stenographer and
typewriter (men only for ar-
pointment in the departmental
service in Washington TO take
place on June 23, July 2S, Aug
ust 25 and November "a in Santa
Fe, Albuquerque, Las Cruces,
Roswell and Tucumcari. Great
interest is manifested in these
forthcoming examinations a s
many persons are interested
The age limit is 10 years or over
OH date of examination. The
salary begins at 5000.
The examination for both men
and women will be given in
various places in September and
October, dates to be announced
later,
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-06-12

Estimates based on reliable
data sh w that bees in t h e
United States produce $25, ,OOO,-
900 worth of honey and bees
wax annually. This amount if
loaded on 40-foot freight cars,
holding 10000 pounds e a c h ,
would m a k e a solid train 50
miles long.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-06-12
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

Following are the average
velocities Of bodies, compiled by
the best authorities obtainable
A man walks. i. 3 miles per hr.
A horse trots. u miles per hr.
A horse runs. 20 miles per hr.
Steamboats, 60 l8 miles per. hr.
Sailing vessels 10 miles per hr.
Slow rivers flow 3 miles per hr.
Rapid rivers :" z miles per. hr.
Wind blows 2 miles per hr.
Storm moves .39 miles per hr.
Cyclone moves 80 miles per hr.
Rifle ball moves 1465 feet per sec.
Sound moves 1142 feet per sec.
Light moves $4,000 miles per
sec.
Electricity goes 2SS0OO miles pei
sec.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-06-12
Business Hydropathy.

The use Of water as an anaesthetic
is now declared to be old practice.
even in major operations. 1t is un-
derstood that water has been exten.
sively employed by operators in re-.
moving countless millions of dollars
from the American people.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-06-12
-washiugtOn's Relation to Things

Washlngtohs Relation to lhIngs.s
The National Capital has been
enjoying the delights of early
summer. and the breexes have
whisked through the "Execut-
i've tent" in the rear of tn e
White House, where the Presi-
dent of 100, 900, 600 people trans
acts the affairs of government,
just as though theirs was moth
ing unusual about this habit,
which for the most part has
been heretofore INDUCED in by
only the military branch of our
government. Washington po-
liticians are beginning to think a
good deal about the election that
are coming along In a fe W
months, and the proud gentle
men who whisk around in their
automobiles and live in swell
hotels where the high cost of
living figures out about as much
for single dinner as a wsek' s
board i'll a local hotel in the in
terror of the country, are con
templating laying aside the silk
hats and dress suits, prepara
tory to going into store clothes
and fedora hats, which are
more in favor among the dear
people" as election day ap-
proacbes. There is something
very pleasant about this joh of
being a Congressman, and while
it may not return as muchreye-
nue. as the more wealthy men
get out of l,rISate life, yet being
a Congressman is about as near
heaven as a great many politis
ians etsr expect to get; and
therefore reelection is very much
desired by the gentlemen now
in the saddle.
Not A Competitive Proposition.
Following the enactment of
the new tariff bill considerable
attention is attracted to the i'm
portations of beef and corn from
Argentina. Statistics have fig
ured out that the total imports
of beef have beer only three
and one-half per cent of that of
the supply in our own country.
The corn shipments were even
less when figured in connection
with the whole supply. There
fore it has been made clear that
the United States farmers are
still holding their own, and that
Argentina is not a real com
petiior.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-06-12
Events of Interest from
the Seat of Govern
ment.
Washington, D. c, June 6, 1914
Especial to the Record.l
The Postal Theory Applied to Telephone
Rates,

appears to have inspired the
Post Office Department with
the notion that there are more
worlds to. conquer, and Mrs
SurIeson is said to be impatient
with anxiety over the fact that
the program of the presen t
session of Congress has at no
time included nioSing the "cen-
trail offices" from which 1000, /,
600 telephones are operated into
the sanstums of his postnlaSters
throughout the country. Con
gress realizes that with 20 many
wires in the air that the under
taking of government owntr-
ship of telephones may be a
difficult problem to pull across
The Postmaster general refers
to the telephone business as be-
ing of a ''monopohstic nature, "
and says it is "of vital import
ance to the people that it be
conducted by unselfish inter
ests." As might have been ex
pected one of the first demands
Aupon Washington in anticipa-
tion of government ownership
has called for equalizing of rates
for telephone service, and it is
pointed out that this policy
which has been applied to the
whole postal system, including
the recent acquisition of the
parcel post, should relieve New
York Of its average rate of $50
q year for business phones and
similarly high residence rates,
and distribute the burden of the
cities throughout the country
Quite naturally telephone users
in the big cities would welcome
u system by which they could
average up" with the greater
sr portions of the country,
wher9 81 a month for resident
service, and So month for
business phones, ie the usual
rate. The average rate for all
phones in New York is $50 q
year, while the rate for the en-
Sire Bell system is $3O.93. OF
course New York thinks it il
abuse-and SO do the people OF
San Francisco, Seattle. Chicago
and all other cities.
England has been "averag-
ing up" since taking over the
telephones, with the result that
outside of London residence
rentals average 1855, while
business phones limited to 1906
calls cost s43.74. London. Liver.
pool and other metropolitan
centerS have lower rates in con
sequence. Independent of thu
larger issues Involved in govern,
ment ownership there is a good
deal of talk among the Members
of Congress TO the effect that
there has already been too much
of this sort of business that
'equAlizes" in favor of h
the cities at the expense If the
rest of the country. And while
following the story of rates al
home and abroad the student ol
the question finds that while
there ars not nearly as many
telephones in proportion topopu
lation in Europe as in IN (
United states, that there is 4
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-06-12

Trim little Mabel Rose
Sat down in neat repese
Where brother Jack
Had placed a tack
Trim little Mabel Rose.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-06-12
Beat Of the Pulse.

The average pulse of healthy man
hsats saventy-two times q minute.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-06-12

good deal more profanity over
there because of the Inefficient
service,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-07
BNITIE NOW RAGI~ CIEAR
At ROSS BitsiAN IHDNTIEI

iar- 'gi a. .nN D.. WD The
following ofacal communication was
eifcn ult u Paris this afternoon
bu ouf lcft wing the ubtuo sull
continues with great violence The
opposing fronts extend into the re-
sion between Lens thine niIcs
northeast of Arras aud I.s Has-eo
uhirteeu miles southeast of A.U.l.
and ar, Iou-fheusd a. masses of ylt-
airs which ate BOO Erirs as Tar A- .ae
vicinity uf Aru,utcres u.ne miles
northwest ,f Lille and virtually 1u
the Belgian frUutiorl
'u the front .Ntcndiug from the
~pwuc Goo th, Mouse there Is pefhins
Goo rrpurt
ln tho Wueyr, district ih. enemy
made a new cffuH tn stop our pros
ie--. uut hts attacks again failed
Ia Eus-.8 thr German army, do
f,1ted sen the battle OF ANS stowe.
which Eutsd frum september 25 Geo
pDfptspr andpakurod tn arrrs, ihc
Russian uur.-f. be-, prepared positions
ulons t1o uuc uf fhu WrHtlieu rruu
tier AZ Lyrk. the Russian troops
continue their advance aud %, sew
cral place. jhys have penetrated into
East Prussia TO mum up the Ger
man o1euslV, on the NirWau has
been brought to nu end by l rum-
/ ul'to check, accompanied by Ner
/ considerable LOSSES
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-07
GI-RMNN DESTROYER GOTS
DOWN N NORTH ~ \

london. p.i t-.I2 u mY.N a
German torpedo bnaf destroyer
cruising on tho ESTUARY of rhc Eus
in tnc Nprth ass. bss aceu urk Dy
o. mime. l.gurd.us fa 3d. dispatch from
Amsterdam to the Erut,g r,icsram
0uWpanv
This news reached Amsterdam ln a
dispatch unu the island uf ~rhieI.
monulk, ouo of the Fue-land islands
n the Nurth son, nclouEIns ta HoI-
land. This message -tks fbit 100 fhr
Time ot tho DISASTER % ihI- morning
the destroyer Vae Geo th, northeast uf
SchIsrmouuIk. mot Gar from the e-tu-
ury of tho Ems
Observers n th, Hlaul heard 20
sudden explosion aud huge mass ~
water arose from under .hs bows 90
the destroyer Th, uUHt kepied over
and disappeared under the waves
within three mluufea
The ucrisrGpes uf tHo submarines
appeared uu ihe scene Their uu-
ii"nuhiF cpud pot be- asDeriuined.
but thcE probably were German A
German cruiser 1rr.ted from th.
Ems estuary the dispatch received
ln Amsterdam relates. in time to save
the crew uf the destroyer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-07
Exhibit Buildings Crowded
This Afternoon With Visit
ors Who Find Showing Best
in Years.
LIVE STOCK EXHIBIT
DRAWS SPECIAL NOTICE
Tomorrow. Albuquerque Day
Expected to Bring Out a
Record Breaking Crowd;
Parades Morning and Night


trI.ra a. fh, Thirty fourth
ru.. ar gfHN. as fh, week pro-
.r.--a. ugH .H. amusement program
u..re Jos Hm.N Tho crowd which
r ..r|, w.5 taan haH filled ihe
ar..a stand. yesterday todag oceu-
...H about ...Ir sHn#urIe seat. while
.r. rn... ... other vantage points
.r..uH rr. "... wr'r 'Hilf aD'u
u..H WIN .nr u.g.nrnE of Che Al
...#..... ..l".. .nf fHue machine
.....r lE..H ,h. -"Idi,7 and the
U.f- r.n fne itetno'n pro-
..' with iuier'stlnN
." .....A an'H losN. lh'
H#.r ..a. H# 4u Heitor e"ndl'""
.. r. " promise ". W''o h'l-
..r .r. .m. aa- shown u yesier-
H. ...a events
r- .,r... halls today were
.r....... ..u noon urtH Toto this
.....r... LOOT. die visitors we're
..... .. .........sI.. rf..s. al the
..r.... ssh. .rs Iarerr thi- year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-07
Today S War
summary

Tho ratur m the north ct
France 'put,uu,- with great ,in-
lcu,c. Ncthp side ht- made
-aiu- -u Tar a- aaoWn.
ihc tt'u,r var onio in it- si.
tri uuuu statement -tt- thr bat
rie r"nt c,trud- virtual, Co uir
Belgian frontier Thr nghin4 b.
d'.'rib'd a- ,Iuicit, but no glaim
ut HdNHuta-' O.. 9nade.
ihc German General stan ar-
nuuu,ru tudH, tIiat the nehtlns
nn tho Cct'uau rigit wine nad
been -uCtc--tul
Anoth,f Wtryl,-. m,--a.,. trun
cruurHt lr,iU- that two more
forts 90 Nuurru have lailcu hc-
inrr thc Grrmau-. iu, .upuula-
tiuu uf thp .Hn j. rgarird 100
ncriiu a- Diu-s. tt hand
\ Dispatch from amsterdam
-aN- that s D,t man iuricdD d,-
-truNcr hH- nr,u sunni %, a mime
IN th" r~tuaf, 90 thr ! m- bee th,
North sea.
\ British nrw- agcn,N dyoiBrp-
ihat the t.cffuau tt'~-'i was -uuk
hN British -uismatin,
\ Frkiua ui-pat'h quote
tcfmnu news agency u- -i,u-
tlai dapanr-' tuuc- have u,,I-
uicd thc island ut Rap. 90 the car
olinc group boz tic pa'iur.
icpori trum PrtrngTad -u,-
Iu~.ian hcsi,, artillery b. uom-
harding I'tgsniN-i in Galica tn.t
ihRt Austrian hcid fuf,t- THAI at
tempted to p,iicac the faftrt t--
we've defeated aud rumpsiird go
rt-tir'.
ia-t nigll- t.ci man uniula.
-tat cmcut said the nrW Russian
hdvanUc against Hast Prussia had
hccn chc,hcd and that Rus.luu
furtc- have hcru defeated in ilu--
sian Poland.
Toxic announoc- through tho
war ofnrc that thc Japanc-r have
SUNK GctInau cruiser aud p,,
German gunhoats m kiHu CnoW
has.
NJ uiiiciai -tafemcnt ,SsuCd iu
Airnun says that t.crinaa and
Au-irian fnrlc~ surpri-s,d th,
rnrIn, iu iiu--ian Poland aud
drove tho i,u-slan. ha,L acrus-
tlts. i-iuia
sutt,-F'ian correspondent rc.
lsnrt~ that u neW plan tu CpnNah'
tliu 7irrnc hurrau in the iuts rests
ot prasc. Whiir nos -ncr--fui
ha- hs7rn received With mud
rAmIHthN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-07
GERMAN oIITCIN REPORT
AIMS SUCCESS NISIl.ItD ~

Hrrliu. pct. i-tNu Amsterdam
and London. ~ iul The tullowing
communication was given ont bv 'he
headquarters STAFF 0f the German
army the evening os October q
Continuous French 1utflanki iuE
movements arainst our right wing
have extended the battle front until
it D. now north uf Arrls. west of
Lille and west of Lens IniRo miles
northeast of Arr1sl, our advance
guards are ln touch with the enc
my's cavalry
No decision set has been reached
in our counter attacks along the line
between Arras. Albert uut Huye.
The situation remains unchanged
along the battle trout between the
elise aud the Meuse. ln the vicinity
of Nerdun and lu Aisace- Lorraine
There Do no news from. Antwerp
Ia the eastern theater of the waI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-07
AUSTHINNs q nm nTPII.sE
TOR itt S~fAN~ N POLAND

Vienna. Oot Wa Amsterdam
and London. 1895 % ND The tnl.
lowing official statement. signed hy
General Won Hufer deputy .hi,f or
the general staff vss given out In
this city TODAY
October sth me sudden advance
OF thc German and Austrian torces
in Russian Poland Seems to have
oompleiab surprised the Russians
although thoY mnFcd Strong forrrs
from Gah, iu to the north They we're
repuiscd and driven aack arruss the
Nihiuh hY the allies. white making
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-07
Won KLUCKS ARMY TURNS TABLES ON ALLIES
2%O" German Commander Heavily Reinforced Begins Tremendous On h" Against British and F"
BERI IN SAYS ANTWERP WILL FALL WITHIN THE NEXT 48 HOURS


which they are engaged.
Simultnuequaly with hia new
lf launched turning movement
General Won EIuck has been try
iup tu ,ut through the center ct
tl,c allies extended left 81 Lgs-
signv The official Frouib conn
munie1tiou SAYS that This at
tempt was fuIird. bust % is NOT
doubted thpt the effort viii hc
renewed and iu tho event OF suc-
cess t would compel the left
WING Of the French army tO roe
tire towards the coast ln order to
escape the German lines stretch
5ug out from tho north Iud east.
Ine NghtluE 100 this ucighbur-
hood, described iu the French o.
tDnd report Js more and moro
Niulent' must 10 BE- believed
reach 600 Antwerp and largely iu-
Nueurp the tate of that fortress
Tho surc-t wav of raising the siege
ol the temporary Belgian capital BE-
is said would ue 90, success ~ the
French tprnue movement "u ihe
Oisc.
Nother th, German nor tine
decision u 'h.s Unprecedented strIg-
Eie. Indeed. the German report
states tbAt uofriuE decisive has zee
suited t,t from th, attacks and
counter attacks 300 the district ey
tending from Lnuc Co Roye ny way
of Lens. Arr1s aud Albert.
Both the Germans and the Aus
triaUs claim Co hay, checked the
Russian offensive Hud gained surre~-
but 8s usual the Mus,oyitc state
mcuts faIl to agree with those ui
their opponents The German he3d-
quarters boz Berlin aruouug, that thc
Russian advance uu the east ffus.
sian hurde. not onN was checked
but that Emperor Nicholas forces
have been successfully att., kod near
suwaiki the scene of much recent
fighting.
Further south. un he Nistula. Ger.
man and Austrian forces are said tO
have dislodgcd tho Nussinns from
their cntrench.d positions between
ppatow and 'stTuViec with heavy
Russian LOSSES iu prisoners and guns
The Auztriaus claim successes bod
Galcia. also.
Nu the other hand thc Russians
are reported a- steadily advancing to
the westward and suuthwurd.
The most recent British victim Of
mines is che steamer ATImuuut
which ls y1riuusiy reported as sent
to the bottom py british and German
mines Tho ,tHrai report is NOT sect
available but it Is rlaurd thlf I'
steamer. arc following sailing dire,
uous thef, l- uD danger tu them from
thr British minr ucid ThI. min,
field b. now regarded. DO .- ..id a,
essential ae 90 u.s securely -raI-I
th" channel iu preparation for per.
Ipd oi furs in Ions nights when th,
lookout n} irerau wu no longer p,
possible
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-07
German Right, Apparently
Beaten Two Weeks Ago,
Now in More Menacing
Position Than at Any Time.
REPORTS FROM THE EAST
Utterly CONFUSING
Both Sides Claim Important
Gains in Half Dozen Fields; /;
Heavy German Losses at
Sea Reported Today

Amst,rdam. oct, IVA Ion-
don. s'27 y. m.l---tltc eicti~ Nnn
ben Dne saY~ thai the bclgian
government TODAY was moved
from Antwerp 60 Ostcnd.
THE paper says that the Gcr-
man commander of the force
hcsicginc antwerp sent an officer
carrying "a white flag into tle
cts this morning to announce
that the bumhar,lmsnt of the
teinuul 1rS ,spitai woula conn
mcnrc 10 0.30 O'clock this fore
noon. MANY refugees left for
Holland and az noon thc govern
mcnt was transferred 90 O-icnd.
Londun. oct C0;55 D. M -
rThr admiralty announces that
the Brush submarine E-S hn~
uturncd safely af7cr having tor
pgdo,a1 und -unh q German tur-
pctiu Huat destroyer Oft iltC c-tn-
ar, 81 the river im~, between
The Netherlands aud ia~t ri'--
land lu the North sea- IN ear
Her report 81 the sinking al the
destroyer from amsterdam -eid
thai the vessel had .tru,k u
mine
The british submarine h. COM
mandcd rs Lieutenant COM
mnndcr Max IA Horton aud this
was hcr ~c'und -u,cc-~tul raid
into Gornian water. FARMER -lH'
sank thr German cruiser iic,a la
the North ~ca.
Bcriin. oct. tn, Nireic-- 90
SaNNIllc. J.. i.-Dc~piic the gru-
cuul eNpcs taiiuns that a -iieht
Unu-c would b. madr in the adj
vance SO thr Germans ou Ant
wcrp. ID was rcportcd to-day iu
government quarters thm two
more tort- had lallcu into Ger
man hand. Ihc, Wcfv Tort
kC--si and Fort Ilro'chen trc-
.pc, lively east aud north 81
lirrr,i. which were ~ longer
able tn resist the destructive
power uf the German siege guns.
The Dapituiation oi Antwcrp.
Hr,ordine 60 German military
author ties. can b. outs q matter
of ouunic of day.
Bcrlin. O,t 5-uly NiTcic-s to
SaNtitir T. 1.-The German
Ren, raj -tan. in h- report tudaN
un tho -itt atinn la tho western
arcnn ui the war. says the fight
ina ou thc HERMAN right WING iu
iiancc las bcen successful
London. oct ,i.f0 D. mi
The conflict along the rivers m
northern France. although now
lu Jos twenty-sixth daY. shows
fewer signs of au earlier end
than 10 did tWu days ago
Then e. neral Won Kluck APP
Iearrd dangerously threatened
hy the enNsluplnE movement of
the allied armies. To-day that
reFour,tul Gssmau commander.
having obtained from an un-
known quarter heavy reinforce
meuts. apparently is engaged. IN
his turn. in aueWptn Co out
flank the French and British
lines
The Countsrstroks b. viewed
here a. thc supreme feature in
the situation in the western ihe
alter of the war. and iis full sig
uiiieance rnn be- gaugcd only hi
the actors who alone arr priVf-
legged 90 witness the drama ln
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the proposed Haf ax of sl4 ,n Gig
Hrstur manufacturer tn, amend-
mont provide. roo graduated tsr.
Hue.nE fFum ff tU tss te1r
hu amendment to thc taN un reaI
DHnir eontD. Hu.es VoaII Uha1Ef tha
proposed rk af tl r.f Ir.usani nf
Filne lo 81 psr thoasan8 af equity
thus eimIuauns art .IN GOA mort.
FaFes or cnllmnrauDea ln traasfcr
of property
Yhe pHftf leaders expert fo com
pietc tht bHl m urne FOR report O.
thn senate tomorrow
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Bcriin. O,t 5-uly Wircic-s 10
SaNSiilr. T. 1.-The German
gensrai ~tan. in u- report todaN
un tho -itt ation la tho western
areun ui the war, says the fight
ina uu thc Gcfmau right WING iu
France has bsTn successful
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E00 A broken wing the
kIIH German right has an
IHI awful punch left.