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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17
Qofal !. Beridt.
Vrin3ipale
Nollcn bic Ginnabmsn bon Sfnlnn.
terbaItnngen nidt bem Sdnl.
ratb iibermeiien.

S6ulraibsmitslisb g. 9ld bat nit
einsm 8Ori9las, bab bic Sdulprirs
aipale Die llebsri6iiife aller In ben be.
trsffsnben SauIen itattfinoenben ln>
tsrbaitunsen an ben SduIratb abfiihs
ren ioaten, gang entidiebsn in Das
.Gsttndpfdm" sstretsn. Disies ers
b.ats selssentIih Der geiiern in ssr
Doobnarb Sodihuls itattgebdbtsn
@srIammlung bes @erbanbs be-
Sdulprin3ipals.
Ginitimmis ipurbs s.etn 6ieitr
@orIflas Ssrrn 4d's protetirt unb
cine sanoe Rsibe Der 5erreR motipns
ten ibren prpieit bss aGngtren nno
fi.brien unter nnbsrem aus. bab Re
febr bGuiis i'm Sntereiie folder 8srs
annaltmnssn in sic sissns 1dffe sr.is
fen miibisn. INN iItins 4usgaben fir
bic 9orbereitnnssn 81 beitreittn. caTs
fifer az isin, bah fs ibr Gslb ipdtsr
ipieber betamsn. 2luberbem lpuroe bs.
tont, bab NIT ben Grtragen ioIdx.
gsraniiaung.n pisls tleine glussdbsa
In ben G6ulen seb.dt ipiirb,n. iobeB
ma,. ben Sanlratb nidt folder aleis
ntoieiten bilbsr su moleitirsn bran6e.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17
1entihes . 2lltenbeim.
am Gaming 27. Snni, ipirO 5rik'
jabrsieit ssieiert.

Das Dsuiite 9llisnbsim label feline
iSreufbs unb G0nnsr gum Briibiabrs.
fsit Elm, bas am Samitas, 27. Suni,
in Der QlnitaIt unb in ben MnIasen
besanaen iptrben iolI. Der 0oIitanb
bat bic gorbersiiiinsen nit bslanntsr
llmiift setroffen unb ipsnn duh, ipie
iiblist tein ipeSielIss prosramm ouf,
aeiisllt ipirS, 10 unterIiset es itintm
3psifel. bnb bic 9eiufxr iih beiisns
umiifirsn unb einsn anssntbmsn Wa@
mitida unb 9lbenb wrIsbtn iperbtn.
Das ihmuds Mitenbeim TT ifcn
fpertb, bub ss sinmaI i'm Jdbre Be-
iiiht fpirb, unb bus bepcrItsbenbe
GOmmerfsit bistst hisrfiir BE tsiie
GsIsaenbsit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17
@itnuOdJ, ben II. Snni 1914.

sSm Senut lit man entriiitet
iiter ausgcIbidte 3irtularc, pelhe Die
geitdtigunQ bes 9ertruaes nit Goloms
bid befiirpprten, tpona6 bieiem 70
Millipnen Opllors als @ridB fir Die
linn entapesnen He6te auf Die plz
ndmazHpute ausgesablt peroen louen
Man erblidt parin cine ungebiibrlirle
SesinfluHuno unb ss ion cine gladz
forIhuno naA bem lrbeber peranita!s
tet peroen. Wenn bic Senatoren
iournuliItii6e grfabrungen beiGBeN,
piirbcn lie peOer aufuereat. non nrer-
rui6t iein. cSeoer 5ao brinat dpf Die
Hepattionstiide eInc 2(naabl 3irtus
lnre, in pelhen Dies empfo6len uuo
Scenes perporien pirb. in Der Grpars
tunq, bab bic 3eitungen oieie 3uz
ichriften aborudsn. Sic finoen sumeiit
ibren @eg in ben 9apierforb. Dob
iol6c aqitutton in tdalih rpadienbem
llmfana Qetrieben pirb, lit nit Der
Dpblfeilbeit au ertlarsn. Gs 1T baau
tpeiter ni6ts nothpenbia, uls fir eia
paor Sunocrt Dollars poititempel.
DAB bic Miibe unb bic Soften uerge@
benz fino, ideint ben Qaitatoren. ipels
DE iia Der gpit bsbienen, p0llis unbe'
tonnt au iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17

oab bic Der. Stadtsn allein bic Sts
tupation bon Msrito peranitaltea,
muB abIplut uusseidlofen iein. Vic
i6neren Spfer, bic bas oem ameritas
niI9en 8plte toIten lpiirbe, tDnnte Der
prGi iibent ni6t perantiporten.
Die guifIiers pber geots,
pie man fie btsraulanpe nennt, osrs
ii:aten einen Sursltur5 an Der gorle
anf gruno Der grtlGrung bes prdli.
benten berbei5ufiibren, oab er auf Der
Innabme Der Sruitsgias beiteten
peroe. gs 1T ibnsn aber bas ntGt
ssIunssn, Elm 8etpeis, pab Der Stano
Der aurie ni6t BON Der pplitit beelu'
fluBt miro. Was Der 9orie feblt, 1ino
aunoen lmb ptsie iinD niht 5u bas
ben, neil Das Yublitum nod aus Der
Spetulations Yeriobe ber nit papiee
rem iiberluoen lit. Cine ReiglIng, nit
srobem 9erluit 5ll pertaufen, beltebt
ebenfaas ni6t, neil bic Soffnuns ges
best pirb, i'm 2aufe Der 3eit oas az.
seleste gelO 3lriid erlangen gu toNz
nen. Sm !9srbit mag Oarin cine aens
oerltns eintreten. Wenn bic 9utsn
@rnten gu 9slo gemadt pproen 'tnO
unD bic Reisrpebanten ben areoit err
Dffnen, olnn mag ii4 pieoer ell
SSonbs fir 81rIenapede anIummeln.
Sm llsbrigen gebt es auf ben ameritn'
nii6en 80risn nidt piel fIaner 3r.
als auf Den ellrupdiiden. 5rsillt1
bIeibt nod Die oft geIteate Jra3s
iibris, parum bic Grboluns na6 Ger
Iebten panit 10 piel LANCER Oauert
als friiber. 9luf Die panit bon 1876
erfolste Elm 2lufidpuns na4 unge'
fGbr feds sSabren. 9pn Der belonos,s
idperen ganit bes Subres 1892 err
tolte bas 2anb ii6 in pier Sabren.
Die lsBts panit but 1907 begonner,
oemnaa iino ieitbsm idou nahe ilsbsh
Sabre psriloHen. Die Grtlarur9
t6nnten bic 9robfinan5iers liefern,
penn iietpolten, Oie es aber oor5ielen
ben pabrsn 9rln0 5n perheimIttsI.
6Gtte man Der Panit BON 1907 tbren
2auf selaIsu, ipis ss friiber 9sIda4,
10 .pGre es oen 9robtapitdliIten le1r
itle6t ersansen, bsnn elm beoelltenpsr
Sbeil hires YermDgens beItdno III
9apieren BON llntsrnebmunsen, bic ils
freaen Der lleberfiiqs nidt mebr on oer
Mann bringen tonltten. IS pateI
bas bic unperbnuten Seturitdten DON
oenen Der peritorbene WorgaH pit
Ipra4. I'm iid OOr einem immenleH
@srluIt gu IfiiBen, boten bic SroBta'
pitaliiten alien ibren areoit auf. ur
cine langiame 2iquioatiOn 5r bstptrs
fen 8ie bisIe jebt nod DOR Iid sebt.
1T an oem tiir3lihen 3uiammenbru4
ser Rep !6apsn 8abn su sriebeli,
Geit 1907 iinb W2iqiarben BON Doll
lars auf bas 9erluIts9pnto geiteIt
porbsn, aber ale 9lnsei8en psifea
borauf bin, oob bic 2iqui0ation ibrsn
gnoe nabe 1T. 8emna6 1T Die 9otTE
nung uitf lin balOiaes trdftiges gBiss
oeraufIeben Der Gei6Gfte bersdtist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17

Die mcrttlnii DE 8srmI.i.
lung if ipis0er ms Stodsn gsrotbsr
Die Der. Stcaten DerlaRgen, 0ab aug
geIpro6ens garran3diIten bic Wdioris
tGt in Der prootioriI6en Regierung
Meritos buben Iclen, pDrlnf Die Bsrz
mittler ni4t eiHgsben lu0qen. 5is
Ser. Staaten tDHHeH rnA Garron2u
ntht Oafur gspinnen, oaB er ben
&rieg gegen 6uertl einIte[lt uno iett
tommt BAG aGerIfimmIte. Giner De-
peihe 7ufcl1s Ipn @Ga IiA gsgen Gar.
ranau er6ObeH IND bic StaOt Suarej
in 8eiiB genommen baben, etne MeIs
Dung, bic mad ben 8orgdnoen Ser leb.
ten 0o9en ni6t me6r liberia chen
linn, ba erii6tlif mar, oaB Garran3a
lmb 9iGa rid1t mehr utteinIro;v
barmoHirsH. llnmDgltth tann Der
Yrdfibent ails oieiem 8irrlDorr ilA,
berausfinoen. Sine neus Dolitit III
unpermeiolt6. Bas g}aGelic1ente
pdre, 0aB Ger grdiipent Werito Thf
Iel6if iiberldBt.s Wenn dber Die J(Itbs
tia1. ppH Hsm Srisgs amii6en gurs
1auan unD @illd Iih bsitGtigen iDQ.e,
70 III ss moqlid, ouB Die frembsR
DtG6te bic @eonlo periereu lmb iel6H
Sronunq ,dbaffen. Sas piiroe ben
qrGfioenten 5u einem Sdritts n0thts
Gen, oen mir ronpornberein smpfobier
baben. Hdmlidl. oaB er iiA nit osL
Wd6ten iibsr bic desiqnstits Weiie aur
@ieoerberHsluHq Der OrOulno siniet.
4as bter5u geeiqnets 8srfabrsu, i1els
&es mir dnTangs s6eRfalIs en1pfohiea
hnben. mare. bab aue Mddte. NIT
GinfdlnB Der 8er. Staat.H.. fans es
aidt aHbsrs sett, Elm Dtfitpationar
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17

Seer mad Merito Ididen. pie es III
China seI6e6en 1T unO bic Sur 8ie'
berbsrItelune Der Oronuns nDtbiset
yNoBnabmen treffen. Der @ebonts,
oab bic Der. Staaten allein bic Sts
tupatiun bon Wlsrito perantalted,
muB abIplut ausseidIofien iein. Eit
i6psren Spfer, bic oas oem ameritas
niI9en 9plfe toiten tpiirbe, tDnnte Der
prGiibent niht perdntlporten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17

cST Guropa bereltet iif1 tpieoer
cine &riie por unb pie iiblih ptro lie
6ur4 RuBlano peruriadlt. Oieles bat
Ohne Truoc einen sroBen grTolo iiber
Die curopdiihe Diplomatic errunser,
baB es bic poiition i'm 9aIton, Die
nud Der 2lnnerion ppn gosnien uno
Der 6erseaopina pOaia oerIoren Aes
gungen mar, gum Qroben 5beile iue
riiderlunst bat. Sein 2iel lit nllil1
mehr. Die ubIoIute 6erri6aft iiber ben
gulfon su erlanaen. Dag @ertaeug
bierau bietet Serbien, bei1en polittt
Don ct. PetersburQ aus geleitet nirp,
Sept IieQt nod bic gtbiidt bpr. Gumd.
nien fir bic 2iele Rublanos gu ge-
pinnen. Wie aus Den Reilen oss
beutideu aaiIers gu erie6en. bleiben
bieie ruIiiid3en RGnte ni6t unbea6tet.
Der llebelitanb aber lit. bah ieoer biz
reti- Na9peis feblt, aber RublaTo
beitdnoiq nit Teinen Ibiidten meiter
pororinQt unb pieOer auriitpeiGt
penn bic 2(bii6t Dprliegt, ibm entge.
eenautreten, um Iofort pieber fein
Rdnteipiel aufauns6men. @s 1T oas
bic 6efnnnte orientalii6e pplitit, pie
RuBlano INNER perfolat bat unb mi.
Der anoere MdAte ni6t S6ritt balten
tonnen, neil oaau Elm aana beioHoers
fAle6ier aorattcr not6penOio III.
9urdtreu3t peroen fam lie nur nit
Dem S6perts unb es nil uns T4eis
nen, poB Die 3eit nabe 1T, mann es
aeaogen iperoen muB. unieres gre
mehens lit Elm 7Sebler beqan9en pors
ben, DaB bic 0rcibunbsmd6te bic
5iirtei ialsn lieBen. 9as MottO mar
tpohl ebler Dirt. Wldn noate einen
8elttrieo permeiOen, absr oos III as.
raoe bas Wlittel. nit rpelhem RuBlano
Gr5eitet. Qluf GrunO Der &snntniB,
bar Die SreibunbsmGfte einen arieJ
au Derbiiten piniAen, orinut RuBlarb
beitdnoiQ Dor. IS lit ni6t osnt5ar,
bab Die WG4te bieiem Spiel, BEL mel.
dem lie i6on QroRe @erluite erlittsn
hd6en, nod IonGe rubi1 sui6alen
tonren.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-17

Ois 9unbesresieruHa
Ifsntt ben @erfGlI6srn Don Hdbs
runasmitteln Oiels aufmertiamtsit.
aiirslid ipurben IN einem ein3igeu
Gage In Gan Nruncisco niflt ipeniger
ais 1875 5ons Suppen in gii6fen in
bic gai gepurfen.
8anoerbifts Walb St o M
pier pertdufltb. Der 86,700
ader umfaiTenbe Walp &ompler in
BEN Msgbanp Mouniains, Der gum
HadlaiTe bes jiinsfi berItorbenen
@sorg 80. @anberbilt seb6rt. biirfte
bemnddit ben Raiipnal 5oriisr eins
oerleibt perbsn. Die Wiittpe bat Der
Regierung ndmlih jenen aompler gum
Durdidnttspreiie BON SIS pro 2lder
Offerirt.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-06-16
TO ELECT SENATOR'S
BY POPULAR VOTE

At the suggestion of the attorney
generals office, Governor Oddie a
couple of days ago wired Senator
Newlands what disposition had been
made of the congressional bill pro-
viding for the election of United
States senators in states where they
were to be elected by the direct vote
of the people and where no legisla-
tive provision for such election had
been made, says the Carson Appeal.
Ia response to Governor Oddie's tele-
gram Senator Newlands yesterday
wired him as follows:
Washington, June IL, 1914.
Hon. Tasker l.. eddie, Governor of
Nevada, Carson City, New:
By an act approved June 4th pro-
vision has been made for a method
of conducting nomination and cleo
tion of senators by direct vote The
essential provisions of the law are
that at any regular election in any
state next preceding expiration of
the term of any senator and at which
a representative in congress
is to be regularly chosen "a United
States senator from said state shall
be elected by the people thereof for
the term commencing March 4th next
thereafter. / am mailing copy of the
act.
FRANCIS G. NEWLANDS.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-06-16
FIight Of Life.

Child! Child. No more! AS II
driven on By unseen spirits, the sun
steeds OF time are running away with
the light chariot OF III destiny, and
for ua remains nothing excer with
high tcura~e to hold Fast the reins,
from q boulder on cse hand or a
.precipice on the ott.s to guide the
steeds in safety. Whittier it goes who
can say? One scarcely remembers
whence he came.-From Goethe's Egg
mont.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-06-16
Light Weight Socks

Mems summer weight socks, the right
weight that men like to wear at this season
Of the year, reinforced sole, heel and toe; In
black, white and various colors. Csc, 35c, Soc.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-06-16
How,s THIs7

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-
ward for any ease of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh
Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
r.. j. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and finan-
cially able to carry out any obliga-
tions made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 70
cents per bottle. Sold by all drug
gists.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
stipation.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-06-16
LOCAL BRIEFS

Fred T. Kegler, representing the
Union Mutual life insurance company,
is spending a few days in town this
week.
d. w. Gordon is in town from Og-
den. stopping at the Hotel Lafayette.
Jack Thomas, of the L. n. & |.
Telephone company, came in from
Salt Lake this noon, via the Western
Pacific.
II. l.. Thomas, superintendent of the
Utah. Nevada & Idaho Telephone
company, accompanied by his family,
will arrive from Salt Lake this even
ins on Southern Pacific No. 10.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-06-16
HORSES SHIPPED

Two ears of horses were shipped
over the Western Pacific railroad
June 10, 1914, from Redhouse to
Brock, Cal. by Fred Noble,in ears No.
w. +. 1914. w. p. 1913. Number
of horses, As. One horse branded pick
brand, left %stifle; one horse branded
s bar s, connected, left %stifle; forty
three horses branded 2 bar circle,
connected left stifle. Inspected by
s. G. LAMB.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-06-16

Madras, mercerized and silk weaves.
French cuffs and collar to match. $1.25 to
$500.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-06-16
Road TO Happiness.

We expect the roads to happiness,
like those which lead to heaven, to be
very long and especially very complex,
souls who go there by the simplest
ways. And the road they pursue is
the beg one
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-06-16

Mems wash ties, made of fine cheviots.
Russian cord and mercerized fabrics. light
and medium grounds. with neat stripes in
contrasting colors; warranted fast, Csc and Soc.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-06-16
Main Thinc.

At the end of q somewhat sweeping
peroration the young lady said: And
now, Mrs. Smith. would you not like
to have a vote and exercise the priv
ilege CT citizenship" To which. says
the Glasgow News, the lady of the
scrubbing brush made a sypically fem
mime rel ~. Il don't k, ii, miss" she
said. agit@tedly; what Id it COST"
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-06-16

FOR SALEEYoung pups, cross be-
tween Llewellyn setter and long
cared pointer. For sale by A. Sella,
Roman Tavern, Winnemucca, Neva-
da.-Advertisement, tt.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-06-16

Two ears of horses were shipped
over the Southern Pacific railroad ON
June IA, 1914, from Winnemueea to
Chicago, H., by Hoops 4 Scott, in
ears No. O. S. l.. 1870, L. p. 81,
269. Number of horses, 40. Twenty
six horses branded spade dot, left
stifle; two horses branded lazy v G,
connected, left %stifle; six horses
branded reverse p +, connected, left
stifle two horses branded blotch
brand, left %stifle; one horse branded
reverse p triangle, connected, left sti-
file; two horses branded reverse U,
left stifle; one horse branded reverse
T, left stifle; one horse branded re-
verse lazy III II, connected, right sti-
file; one horse branded hame buckle,
right stifle; one horse branded bar
over ID, right %stifle; one horse brand
ell lazy s, connected, over reverse I,
right shoulder; one horse branded
stirrup brand, right shoulder; one
horse branded reverse v III II, con
nected, left shoulder; one horse bran
ed P A, left shoulder; I'VE horses not
branded. Inspected by s G.. LAMB.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-06-16
Negligee Shirts

Fancy silk mixtures pongee and plain
China silk designed for comfort as we'll as
appearance, in all the new shades and pat
terms. $500 to $500.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1914-06-16
MEMS
FURNISHING
Wash Ties. Summer Weight Socks
and Appropriate Shirts for
Warm Weather
Negligee Shirts

Soft, cool, plain or fancy Madras negli-
gee, regular or French cuffs. $1.25 to $3.50.
The river press., 1914-12-23
Big Orders For SUPPLIES.

Hastings, Mich., Dec. ia local
manufacturing concern has received
from France an order for los, 900 pairs
OF wool boots for the soldiers of the
French army. The shipment, which
will fill 80 cars, is to be completed
January Is, 1915.
Kansas City, Dec. 17.-Announce-
of the sale of 24,2OO,OOO pounds of
flour to the government of Holland
was made here today by the sales
agent here for mills in Kansas. The
contract involves more than $500, 900.
Boston, Dec. 17.-Four million eggs,
the largest single shipment ever sent
from this country, were loaded today
on the steamship Anglian, which sails
early tomorrow for London. The eggs
came from cold storage houses in Chi
cago and are valued at $4,000.
The river press., 1914-12-23
eelqians Pay War Levy.

London, Dec. 21.--A dispatch to the
Reuter- Telegraph company from Am
sterdam says:
Under pressure from the German
authorities, nine Belgium provinces
sent representatives to Brussels, who
on Saturday held so-called landtag
session. 1t is asserted that this diet
deliberated concerning a war levy of
$96,0OO,000, which must be paid to the
German government in II monthly in
stallments.
The representatives agreed to is
sue treasury bonds guaranteed by the
nine provinces, and group of bank
ers, headed by the Belgian Societe
Generate. undertook to advance the
money. The German governor-gen-
eral promised that all requisitioned
goods would be paid in cash if the in
stallments were regularly received"
The river press., 1914-12-23
Relief Ships For States,

New York, Dec. 1.-THE commits.
sion for relief in Belgium announced
today that it would henceforth pursue
a countrywide policy of assigning
ships to each state of the Union ask.
ing for them and that whenever the
donations of the states in question
were not quite sufficient to fill the
ships the commission would buy in
that state so far as practicable from
its contributed funds sufficient food
stuffs to complete the cargo.
Lindon w. Bates, vice-chairman of
the commission, commenting today on
the generosity of the southern states,
already SO great losers through the
war in Europe, said:
"ln my opinion, not since the civil
war has America seen anything like
the great sacrifice made by the people
of the south. The sufferings during
the war are still remembered and
make southern people understand pre-
cisely the situation of the people of
Belgium today. Some wonderful con-
tributiOns are being made by the pros
porous states of Iowa, Kansas, Ne
braska and Wisconsin, but the dona-
tions from the south furnish an un-
paralleled example of generosity
The river press., 1914-12-23
Fierce Fight For Fat Porker.

Paris, Dec. 17.-If the struggle in
france is sometimes lacking in the
picturesque, it abounds in Incidents
which would be comical were it not for
the dreadful loss of life it entails. One
such espidode is reported from Ban.
de-Sapt. north of St. Die.
This place was the scene of a sinh.
porn n1ght-attack, and all on account
or fat porker. Both the Germans and
the French had located the pig in a
farm situated half way between the ri.
val trenches. One night both sides de.
tached party to impound it. The
French got there first and tried to draw
the wretched pig away with a lasso
round its hind legs. There was a good
length of rope and they got back under
shelter OF the trenches before the Ger.
mans could do them much harm.
But it was another matter to pull in
the pig. In their eagerness to seize
him the enemy came within 20 wards
OF the French lines. The fighting de-
veloped into quite an engagement. and
the Germans not only lost the pig, but
thirty men killed, as we'll.
The river press., 1914-12-23
Collect Tolls From Canal.

Washington, Dec. 17-Colonel Goeth-
ais informed the war department today
that excepting reports of misuse of
wireless, he knew of no violation of
neutrality at the Panama canal zone.
He suggested that under the circum-
stances neutrality might be violated
without detection or proof unless he
had ships to patrol the waters.
The tolls on vessels making use of
the canal reached and passed the ST.
100000 mark Nov. IS. representing
duties collected from PSI vessels, of
which 30 were in ballast. The receipts
which began with Sl1 ,61O prior to Aug.
10, when the canal was used by barges
only, reached S3S7,242 for the month
of October, showing a substantial and
progressing increase. The largest part
of the traffic was made up of coast
bound trade between the east and
west coasts of America.
The river press., 1914-12-23
Russians Driven Back,

London, Dec. 1S.-Again the Ger.
mans and the Austrians seem to be
on the crest of wave of battle as the
great struggle in the east continues; :;
again Berlin is gay with flags and
again Petrograd declines to concede
victory to the invaders. Berlin and
Vienna contend, however, that the Rus
slams are falling back along the entire
front from the Baltic to the Carpa-
thians, with the invading center less
than 80 miles from Warsaw.
In the western arena there have
been no events of great Importance
at least none has been reported. Foot
by foot the allies appear to be forcing
the Germans out of their trenches in
Flanders and maintaining the pressure
elsewhere on the front from the sea
to Switzerland.
The British press today naturally
makes a feature of the annexation of
Egypt and the Sudan. which is con-
trOlled by the sultan of Turkey, A.
100000 subjects and 100000 square
miles of land.
The river press., 1914-12-23
American Guns For Russia,

Seattle, Dec. 19.-The arrival of
American-made heavy artillery is ex-
pected to be of great advantage to the
Russian army in Poland next month.
The Russian volunteer fleet steamship
Novgorod now on the ocean bound
from Vancouver to Vladivostok, is car.
rying l65 carloads of war supplies,
mostly siege guns and projectiles. The
guns. made in Pennsylvania. weighed
l05 tons each. Other trainloads of
American big guns and shells are on
the way to Vancouver to be loaded on
the Russian liner Tamboy, which will
arrive at Vancouver Dec. 81. The Rus
slams are using French siege guns and
are reported to have received Japanese
guns recently. January should see the
American guns tested in competition
with those manufactured in Germany.
France and Japan.
The river press., 1914-12-23
Myers Confirms Report,

Washington, Dec. Ex-senator Hen
ry l.. Myers today said the reports
made public in Montana that he would
be a candidate for reelection to the
senate are correct. He said that prior
to the recent campaign he had about
decided he would retire from the SEN
ate at the close of his present term
and resume the practice of law. During
the campaign many Democrats in Mon
tana urged him to become a candidate
for reelection, and suggested that an
early announcement of his intentions
would perhaps keep other candidates
from the field and avoid friction and
complications.
Senator Myers declined to comment
upon the report that Representative
Evans and Governor Stewart might
enter the senatorial race. Representa-
tive Evans declined to discuss his re.
ported candidacy when asked about it,
excepting to say that many friends had
urged him to be candidate.