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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

Ser Seridterltotter an oie 9apos-
slgeutur aeianot. sic Iautet:
uGie rIiiiiden 2ruppen boben Sic
befeitigten SteIlungen bon Siniooa
mo 5ambor in @aIi5icn genommen.
Gie 0iterreibii6e 0}oHbut purOe
iiber Den 6IuB Gan bis gaogmno
mo WieODfa 5uriidQemorfen. Sci
SanOomir uno &ooomDiel 5erit0rten
Die SeIterreiGer sic ii6er Oie San
fii6ren0en griiden Tie 9Ruiien
madten in Ser @eeeno BON Melni-
rom 5000 @efangene uno er6euteten
% @ei1iibe ino 5000 Whnitionsfo-
itcu.
2IoDo @corge bc9eifert
Oie Deutihen.
2onoon 10. September.
,@s giebt feinen W2ann IN oieier sal
Ic, mel6er pG6reno leines politii6en
9ebenS ouf oie goentualitGt eines
arieges nit erniterem 9gioeritrcben
geblidt bat, ais i6. @s giebt gfie-l
monoen in oicier 8ouc ooer ouBer-
bol6 Oerielben Der ieiter ais ib Oaoon
ii6er5eigt 1T, Dab mir ocn gegempdr-
tigen aricg nibt, obne iniere natio-
male llne6re 5u befleden, bGtten Der
meioen fonnen.~
@ieIe @ortc ipro1 beute Sdab-
fon5ler 0ouio 2lopO @eorge in elmer
@eriommlung in Aueens @aa, in Der
er fir SelOmari9aa 9it9ener's PR
NEE Nefrnten 5ll merben iu6te. gr
betonte, England iei our6 g6rcn-
pfli6t geblinoen gelpeien, Die llnob-
6dnei9feit, 6rei6eit uno Snteoritdt
@elgien's 5u pert5eioigen.
s5n @e5ug auf Die 9lnIbulOigung,
oaB @roB6ritannien Oen &ertrog, ser
8elgien's 9ieiitrolitGt gorantirte, ais
cinen Minntel benubt babe, Inn ieine
giferiubt ouf cine iiberlegene Gioili-
iation 81 oeroeden, iogte ser S6ob-
fan5ler:
Dllniere 9lntiport mar oie WlnBno6-
me, Die mir in 1870 ergriffen. 0a-
mails reipeftirtc gismord EreuBen'S
@ertro9s -Terpfli6tuneen; ood es
lag in @reuBens SSntcreIIe, icincn
Gertrag 5u 6re9en, nno es bra1 i6n
Sir EreiIBcn beoeutet Elm @ertrog
nidts weiter ais einen ggii6 Eopier.
0ieie 9oftrin ge6t Oireft an Die
@ur5el aaer offcntli9en SrOnung.
@ir fdmpfen ge9en gor6arismlis;
unO es giebt luir einen @eg, nm glb-
billie 81 ihaffen. ggenn es g}ationen
gie6t ipelde erflGren, 0aB iie GertrG-
&c MIR Damn reipeftiren, menn es in
ibren Sntereiie Iieet, Damn miiiien
mir oafiir iorgen, ooB es in 3ufunft
in ibrem Sntereiie Iiegt, Dies 3u
t6un.~
9luf sen SAL Serbien's 9e5uo neb-
memo, erfldrte Der S1abfan5ler, oaB
Safer gtifolauS Seiterrei1 sic cin5i-
&c 9lntmort gegeben babe, oie zines
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

Qie Son6iben murOen auf elmer
fleinen SSniel gelonoet, unb 0os
,Sdlabtidiff" ii6erraidte am See
rfer eiue itarfe ruiiii6e 9lufflGrungs-
9lbtbeilung unO brodte i6r unge-
beuere @erIulte Bel.
gfeue oenti6e @erIuitliite.
Gie 2S. @erluitIiite, Die ioe6eu err
ibiencn it, 3d6lt 1886 GoOte, 4039
@eripunoete itnO 1929 @ermiBte ouf.
gis lett belolfen iib Die @erlilite
ser GeutIdtn oiif 74S3 9oote, 2S.5s4
@ermlmoete uno $500 GermiBte. Ole
lebte 2iite eutbdlt miheinenO Oie
95omen Der N2itf1mpfer in Der
S6ladt bel Ganncnberg in Sitprer-
Beu.
@rof 9(nton Sigrop, Sieutenout
i'm 3. ungoriiden Suioreu Oiegi-
mtnt, Elm Sdpager Ser @ottin Oes
nmerifoniiben 9otidofters III Ser.
lin it, mie geriidtipeiie oerlautct,
bon zen &uiieu gefongen genommen
unO nah Goeiia gebradt porOen.
.gs fommt g(lleS an Ben
Gag
8pr0eaatr, 49, September
Sn einem 9eri6t al ons @Huiite-
rium oes Snneren t6eilte am 49,
September ser llnterprdfeft bon
9unepiQe nit, ooB Sic 5toot bereits
ieit Drei g9ohen bon Ben Geutiden
beiebt 1T. Wlebr ais 100 @duier
muroen uieoergcbronnt, ooS Inter.
@rdfefhlr-@e6Guoe 5erItort imo cine
ariegsauiloge bon $4,000 6rancS
($130000) Der Stoot oltferlegt.
ggd6renO oeS groBteu Ibeiles Der
Gffupotions3eit maren Die &ebens-
mittel IN ser StaOt fnopp. IS CAB
fein @os, feine Gleftri5it1t uno fein
@etrolelm un6 Sic geOolfernng
miBte iid nit EoIglidtern begnii-
gen GGeIih muBteu bier @eiielu
geItent meroeu Inn Die Si6erbeit
ser oeutiden Srilppeu 5u gepdbrIei.
item. grafeft griens bonn Geparte-
ment 4as.0e.Galois meloet 0aB ct
iid u1bren0 ser oreit1gigen 9ffu-
potion bon glrros sur gerfiigitrg Ser
Oeutihen W1ilitGr.9eb0roen bat bal
ten muBte. S(if Die geriiberung
bin, oaB lid in ser aoiie ser Erdfef-
tur fein @elo befdnoe, babe Iih Der
oeutide Gffi5ier, Der nit Den g8ad-
fori1ungen beoliftragt nor, ialiiti.
reno eutfernt. Gie STANDARDIZATION,
6ie Wlilitdr-garrofen, ole eleftriirbe
glnloee ino Die Eoitanitolt ieien bon
Sen Geutiden gebroiidsitnfGbig ge-
maht porOen.
(9(m 10. Septem6er 6otte 9oris
offi5iea geueIoet, BOB fron8oiii1e
Erltppen 2uuepile tuieoer eingenonl.
men bdtten)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20
S&leinfdut.
Bic lCBtCM SCribte Der
WcrbiinOetcm.
nur bpm tbeil'
iueiien GrfOlaem.

Sitnatium i'm SIlsemeimem Md I'M
berGnOert, ingt EariS. - Seri6t
bum Sdln6tfelOe ersebt iid in
allgemeinen glnsSriiden., ~ 9lnR-
Lamb ienOet feline iibliden GieseS-
mGrden. - Sdatfan5ler 2lobO
George ersebt iidJ in semeiuer
geidimpfltns 9eittidlunOs.
@oris, 10. Sept. Cos 6eiite
9l6eno erIaiiene ofii5ieae fron5oiiide
Goninunique iogt, 0oB Die @erbiin-
oeten in einen1 erniten @efeHt nobe
Graonue cine 9ln5abl bon @efapee.
nen eemoHt ino me6rere 6obnen er.
6eutet ba6en.
Die Geutifen 6o6en geriHten 81.
folge trob i6rer beftigen @egenan.
griffe nidt an 9oOen geluonnen.
Gle Sitlation I'M 9lQgemcincn
miro ais ltuperGnocrt be5eihnet.
Ger @ortlaut ser grfldrlmg lit:
r9luf inierem linfeu 6liigel buben
mir iiiolid BON g}oDon cine Sabine
erbentet.
sSn einem ieGr crniten @efebt oilf
Scr gbene bon Graonne ba6en mir
cine gln8abl BON @efaugeuen &c.
mo1t, lueIGe gum 12. unO 10. Qlr-
meccorps umO sur @orOe geborten
Ole Geiitiden iino trob ibrer ouBer-
oroentlid beftigen 9lngriffc nidt I'M
StanOe gepeiet in Ser llmgegeno
BON 9Reims, tpeldeS Sen gon5en Gag
bom6ar0irt lullroe, an go0en 81 &c.
minnen >
Ole Sitiotion i'm glageneinen lit
ilnper1nOert.
SSm Centrum baden mir al Der
meItli6en Seite Ser glrgonnen Sort
ihritte eemadt. 9lui Dem redten
6liigel gibt es nidts 0leues
Die SodIage blei6t i'm @on5cn
giinitig.0
@1 el0nitg 6ireft pom Oenl
SdIn1tfeIo.
BON Der SdIodtfront,
0ia @aris, 10. September. @eitern
9Ibeno trat nad ben grniiOungen
uno Gntbebrltngen elmer felt fiinf
Eagelt lmnterbroHcn tobenoen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20


9luiiei init acraoe5u 6etuimocrnsiuer.
t6er Eopierfcit-
,9hir wer 8euoe oerielben mar
fam bic gigautiibe QIuigobe, bic iic
berrihteten bon piiroigen~ iogte
Der Oiii3ier
9ritifdcS llnterieeboot
D.erloren.
Qonoon, 10. September. Die
britii1e 9lomiralitdt fiiuoiet oen Ser
Init oes llnterieebootes ug(. 8. II an
oos sur opItralilben 6Iotte gebort.
sSn ser aobeloepeide BON Der ouitro-
liihen Gegierlng, IN meIder Der Ser.
Init oeS 6abr3euges angcaeben MUIR
&c, pnren feinerlei Details ocr5eid.
ue;.
(Ias britiihc Submarine6oot 81.
6. / bate Gin IepIacemeilt bon $40
Eonncn mar t76 SUB lang lmo bate
cine @eidjmin0igfeit bon 1910 ano.
ten pro Shuoc. @s mar nit bier
9orpeOo.R06reu un0 5pci 3polf.
9fiinoer @ei6iiBen arlnirt. gln9 ser
lesten 0lorine-Qiite mar oos 6abr.
5cug bon 9ieutenant Commander
GbomaS 3. 9eiont befebligt. 9iellte.
nant Charles 8. @}oore mar Der 1.
Gffi5ier)
Gin llufalI22
W2elbourne, 10. September
(pio Qonoon). Gas britiibe Inter
iceboot .9l. 6. H, oeiiqu gcuraiming
aus 35 @}itglieoern beitano, III, mie
man pcrmut6et, einem llnfaa gnu
Gpicr gefaacu. SIS puroc 3ulebt am
gla4mittag oeS IA. September &C.
ie6en, ais es bonn ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
5uriidfebrtc.
Ieutider @eneraIitob
bofft ouf iideren gr-
folg.
Berlin, 10. September, (Din
9lotteroom iuD QonDon) Sic
Wlitglieoer oes 6iciigen @eneralito
bes duBerten NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lire
feite 3uUeriiht, ooB sic III 5ranfreic6
tobenoe Sdladt fir Ieutihlauo
giinitig ausloitien miro, ga ooS oeut.
idc Seer itdnoig @eritdrfnngen err
b1lt uno sic riidpdrtieeu 9erbiu-
omgen uieoer Dolit6noig in Orb.
nung eebrabt moroen iino Ser
ylaAlhub BON 3ro0iant ino Wluni-
tion Ser ourd oen ifnelen gor.
morih uod @oris ms Stoden 9era.
tben ipar, lit lett ipieoer Douitdnoig
iidbergeiteat.
Gos gIben0.8naetin beiogt, ooB
Die fran5oiiiHe 9lrmee lire @ioer.
Itanosfrnft 0erIoren uno iid iel6it en-
fdopft b1tte. Sie lei auh niHt mebr
in Der Gage, pie sic Geutideu, ibre
9iei6en ipieoer oilf3uiiilen Gie
Eeutiheu oepiiineu lpie bereits i'm
geiirigen Bulletin erfldrt pllroe, int
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

Graders ~ National glscuit Gus 0ra.
dcrS; regular 10c. 0ndct. @nruuet 8is.
uiits, 0rabnm Graders 0ber Snltine n n
8lScnite; 4ndet ............ y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

3ndcr IL etnnbnrb rniiinirtcr grannlir.
ter 3udcr in 25 @Muos S1dcn. @f co
0lcgular St.S9. WiDntng w y h*U0
5u Deihrdnlcm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

gIbpnncntcn, bic ben ,,9cntiGcn Gprre,
ippnoenten" nidlt piinftlidj Ober nnrcgcl-
mabig cr6nltCn, iinb gebcten, bcr Office
oapon per EclcpbUn Uocr idriitIih Dit
tbcillng 81 maten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

aaiae Ban Souten's ,Nona @tiletie
boudnoiihcr aaiao. IN Y 4fosgib
len gciioAcpidi Spe3ieu ........ 23c
Gbulplabe Qopneb & COS SOD gbos
iolaoe " Y Rio.sSiiiden Hetioee'
ipict Gpe3icu ............... 1Jc
emlRlm G5malineb Oh 9irginia
Snlttbfiel0 Ebiuicn 0fun0. ...... 3Jc
enlno 0omaros Salaos9Rabons
matte. @roBe 6alden 42e.; iletne pc
Wlincemcnt 9lrmour & COS Bert,
bet" coBentrrtes Wlincenmeat; IN
9ir. u elmer. Observation-Disclosures. 25c
aafao @an 5ouiens Dsbnrer aafno,
N 0puano inbri5rt, ] Bfo.s9lhien SOC;
"a YunosSnnien 44e.; a %iunoi
HuOleH ..-..,................ .....-....... 23c
G1uiplabe .gnreib" Gtilette fbneu
3nberciteie gboioIooe; X Qiunos9ii@.
ZEN .............. .............. 10c
0niao .Deureth" Gillette rcincr
Nai0o; In Y Rio.s8hbien. .......... i7c
Vie GosmaH's Singer slale BRO
&upeHo ..,..,,.......,.. ,..-............. .Sl.OO
%raH6eniaft Gieipart x &c. Gillette
4raupeuinit pouc 2nnrt 30e'i bone
cel .SoIb 8aiber" Gillette reines
Glipenol; intporiirt Soue &intebiidien 40c
9rhncn 0drponn" Gtiieite Bad
bobntn; IN gir 3 Aiidbicn Spe5iea.. t0c
9nTfcc Sin Club" Giiieitc sal
fee. In 1 BIO sgiidicn gleitogepdot.. 30c
0aif.r ,g8orloS 9eit" anifee,
rcid nao milo; Q no. $40; @iuno. 35c
Tbcc 9uretb s@tifetie GcDIpnsG6ae;
nur III I NinHo Noien; reeuldr 60c
Spc3icu .................. 55c
@aifer Bourbon Sanios friId ge'
roiteicr aaiice; 8 Pfo. Si.iS; 9iun6- Doc
0ptfolcne q. g. 60rbanf e. SOS
9oiulcnc Dr. 10 Gimer $3.50; 9lr. 4
Gimcr GOc. glr 2 Sinner ... SOC
9lele 3ancn glorosGarpdna NcS;
regular loo Spe3eu BIO. mr.. 39c
gadpnpcr Surcib Gillette reines
Addpulber @ib. sNn6len $1.35;
s9nmicn 20r; " 80 s9iidien. 15c
Wl0carDnt Ghambon" Gtifctte bod
icine Nlararoni Bro SnBeno 9Oci
bro Rddet ................ Sc
2ads 50ncp rotber guasid Cabs
In gr. I 9ibien .,.............. 1Sc
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

IdKc sur Olcilc ms glusIdnb beTurat
6. 0laine, gsr. Alb, SitsSnltimOrc Str,
uabc Guiium 3Onic glue.
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eped Snncb ,,innar.cnrco" epcd,
uhue Nnomcn; bmrdjimuittlid bio 8
Yfnno. 9leanlurc 25c. Blum. nQn
epe5ien prp &iunb ............. & & y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-20

nler. gtl. ] HuOlCH tOri g9l. ~
si6len .,.-.-............... 4Oe
slid glnc seol4 eiiIctic luna.5lId
I'M @aciiic G5eau aeianeeu; fhmedt
lule pubn. VT. 1 NlbieH 25c.
9{r, " Ninien ,.. .................. 15c
earbmcu .gne Grob" Gillette car.
hnen. IN Clibcn1l- 3cenldr l5c. Spe'
5iea . gii6ieu r.............. 25c
,,eBrcOseo Mhcat giscHhs" Re.
gnldr rec. DaS Rndet Spe8iel .. t0r
Cream 81 Nbcat" ReQnldr loo
ons @ndei Spe3ien ? 9odete iiir 25c
eHrnp - .Sureib" @iiieiie reiner
N0orniaitSprup, u @an.'Nii6iel. soc
qads Honcn Columbia &iper
Qnd)s IN 9fr. 1 Niidien. .....,...... 23c
snruy aoro Sbrhp. roibe Giifeitc
l3c; blduc @ttciie. ................- Sc
euppe @an Gamps Snppe; ane 2Ir'
ten; renuldr i0c- Spe5ien Snbeno
soc; Nidle ................... 7c
@lc1l TIo girainia aVaismebl TT
Q ffosEddcten Observation-Disclosures. zoe
ennee Garion 0..P. Saucc; aus
Gn0ldno imporiirt tSlalhe -....,.. 2Jc
8wiebeliald ~Hee" eiiietie 3iuie.
9lugcn 5uncp Sdrn0'Apgen In
g'r, 2 ShOleH ........-.,......,.- loc
2rnp1ufa gelie6tes Generi geuce
UNI geein @riraiie; 8 @adete 55ei
Badei Observation-Disclosures. f0e
Shce WlcGormid q Co.'S .@ans
auct" 1bee Spc3ieu &to. .......... Soc
0luiincn Sann entfcrnte 9ioiincu
in 9lr / 9adcien ............... 12c
0printcn 6anrD aercinleic So
rinien IN Nr. I @adcier. .......... 12c
6itruuct 5anrO Giironat @io SOC
saroiuru a9inpoIeon" Gillette Snrs
oiRen IN 1onain 'Sancc 9iicbic. Tic
Madrrelen Sanp ea'8'NdlereIen
In on 10 elmer ......,........ 500
9flriidlc Sancr Qenon GlinN~ Qfirs
ii6c IN crtrd oidem GOrltp. glr, 2M
BildleH. 9nseto S2.75, 9iIcbie. ...... 23c
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Sdlmni5 - Nrmpnr & CO.'S rcines snmal5
oas cin5igc rcinc 9enoenidmal5. 9ci
oieiem0eriauf gir. 10 Gimer Sf.15, E0n
gir. 9imer $50, 9lr. 3 elmer. " & y
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-09
Tonopah Production Last Week
Shows Considerable Falling Off

The output from the Tonopah
mines for the past week was 1913
tons, the estimated value being $780,
434.
Tonopah Mining company shipped
tw enty-eight bars of bullion, valued
at $3S,5OO, together with twenty-f our
tons of concentrates. valued at $l0,-
500-total of shipment $4,000.
Tonopah Belmont shipped eighty
nine bars Of bullion, weighing 49,
OLA ounces, the estimated value being
$130,6SO A strike of very rich ore
was made in raise from the 100
foot level, the high grade being two
feet in width
The Tonopah Extension shipped
twenty bars OF bullion, weighing 3d.
045 ounces, of the estimated value of
$25,379.25, as the final cleanup for
the month of October. New machin-
cry and ten additional stamps being
installed in mill, (which will be COM
plete and in running order before
end of month.
Mizpah Extension drifting on vein
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-09
IRx Limited Press


PETROGRAD, Nov. 9.-The Rus
slams continue making speedy adj
vance. Official reports state that the
advance towards Wartse river is
holding Beschent, ten miles inside
of Posen province. In East Prus-
sian the Russian advance is nearly
ten miles within the German border
and the Germans have been driven
from the territory of Wir-Ballen to-
ward Lyck. Officials regard the cap
ture of Cracow as certain. The Rus
slams are advancing strongly in
Galicia and South Elise. 1t is re-
ported also that the advance guard
has reached the river Niszica, thirty
five miles from Cracow, thereby iso-
lating the Austrians who are operat-
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-09
Annual Session of
Labor Federation
[ By United PreSSl

PHILADLPHIA Nov. 9-One
thousand delegates, representing the
organized workingmen of America,
assembled in horticultural hall here
today for the 34th annual convention
Of the Aemerican Federation of La
Dor. All looked forward to one OF
the greatest sessions in the history
of the federation, which was organ
ized in this city in 1880.
In addition to the authorized del
egates, hundreds OF union men from
all parts of the country were pres
ent to watch the inner workings Of
national convention. The commit
tee in charge of the general arrange
ments planned to care for 5000 Wis
itors during the twelve days Of meet
ings.
The most talked about single event
on the twelve days program is the
historical pageant and parade, along
with court of honor, that is to be
celebrated Friday night, November
IS. Hundreds of floats, depicting the
various crafts affiliated with the
another organization. and 5000 union
musicians, will feature the spectacle
Over $4,000 trades union men have
signiied their intention of being in
line. Two banquets, three theater
parties, two professional boxing
matches, sight seeing tours, etc, are
the main event in the entertainment
program.
The city council of Philadelphia
established a precedent in voting
$4,000, which was handed the execu-
tive committee of the A. F. of L. 10
help pay expenses of the convention.
No other city in which the federation
has met has ever been so hospitable.
One of the features at Horticuit-
ural hall that is attracting much ill
terest is the comprehensive display
of union label products. The hall
contained exhibits of the hatters'.
cigar makers, broom-makers' mould
ers' and other union workers prod
ucts. The exhibit covered 25,GG0
square feet of floor space.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-09

from 55-foot point in the winze.
Average of all the ore produced is
s34 per ton, while the high grade
sacked goes $226 per ton.
Jim Butler retimbering Wandering
Boy shaft and arranging for improve
ments in surface plant. Shipped $50
tons to mill during week
West End shipped thirty-six bars
Of bullion, weighing 54,621 ounces, Of
the estimated value of $39,873.
Tonopah Merger drifting on vein
at l,23O-foot level-not yet under the
ore shoot.
North Star stoping on 1850 and
1,13O-foot yevels on good grade of.
mill ore. Shipped 100 tons to mill
during week.
Halifax shipped 26l tons to mill
during week.-Tonopoh Miner.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-09
The Next Legislature

From information at hand it would
look as though the next state senate
will stand Democrats, Republi-
cans, 2 Independent Democrats,
Independent Progressive and | So,
cialist. The makeup Of the house Is
still in doubt, but from figures gath.
cred from exchanges it stands at the
present time p Republicans, p Dem.
ocrats, | Independent Republican,
Independent Progressive and 3 Inde.
pendents. The politics of the re.
naming four is as yet unknown.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-09
by United Pressl

by United Press]
BERLIN, via Amsterdam, Nov. @.
1t is officially admitted that the
Germans have retreated behind the
Warthe river. Officials, however,
are not Disconnected at the continued
Russian advance. 1t is reported that
many great estates in Posen have
been deserted and border inhabitants
are leaving for the interior. 1t is re-
ported that Vienna is greatly excited
over Russian victory, but the war Of
flee declares that the German AUS
trian armies are intact and retreat
ing strategically and in good order.
The war office declares the situation
in the west is unchanged generally
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-09

assist in any way | can in contribL,-
ing to that end. My future work will
be in the state, and as one of its citi-
zens, the states welfare will be my
own and that of all its people. May
they all prosper in happiness.
"While the vote Of Washoe coun-
ty was, of course, a keen disap-
pointment to me, I could not change
my views of what I believed to be
for the best interests of Reno and
the state. Any differences of opinion
on this subject could not possibly
lead to either bitterness or resent
ment, So far as I am personally con-
cerned
"This condition was, to some ex-
tent, at least, inevitable and the diff
ferences of view are likely to con-
tlnue for some time to come. Re-
gardless of this, however, Reno has
no warmer friend, and will have no
heartier booster than myself"
To the Appeal Governor Oddie
stated that on his retirment from Of
flee he would probably return to his
old home in Tonopah and devote his
time to mining in the future. He has
many valuable interests in mining
property in different parts of the
state and to the success of these ne
will now give his energies.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-09
by United Press]

Ell PASO, Nov. o.--General Car
rama continues to evade the COM
mission through which the Aguas
Calientes convention sent notice to
him of Gutierrez election and de-
manded his resignation by noon TO-
morrow or the troops would begin
their attack. A few hours before the
commission reached Cordova, a spec
ial departed for Orizoba, and it is
presumed Carranza departed on it.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-09
Governor Oddie, In Public
Statement, Congratulates Successor

While in Reno Saturday, on his re-
turn from Tonopah, where he voted
on election day, Governor Oddie
made the following statement to the
Gazette:
The battle is over and Emm ct
Boyle has been elected by a hand
some majority. l want to thank the
people of Nevada for their many
courtesies to me and for the support
they have given me in the past, in
office and out Of office. | appreciate
more than l can tell you or can tell
them, their many expressions Of
good will, and while | will soon en-
ter the ranks of the happy private
citizen, I will still be as consistent
and earnest worker for what | be-
lieve to 'Oe for the good OF the state
and for its welfare and its people as
if | were in office.
Il had hoped to be reelected and
whatever regrets | have are not
tinged with either bitterness nor re-
sentiment. I have none but the kind
lest feelings for Governor-e1ect
Boyle, as we'll as all others who op-
posed me.
II hope Mr.. Boyle will have a Sue
cessful as we'll as a pleasant admin
istration, and he may have the assur-
ance that as private citizen I will
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-11-09
Phoenix Road Race
I By United PreSs1

By Unlted Press
LOS ANGELES, Nov. On ore
than twenty racing automobiles will
be sent away tonight in the annual
Los ngeles-to-Phoenix road race
over a difficult route. After leaving
the perfect highways of the Southern
California citrus belt beyond San
Bernardino, the cars must force their
way across the sands of the Mojave
desert to the Colorado river Long
stretches of Arizona desert then
must be conquered before Phoenix
is reached Several thousand dollars
in prizes are offered.