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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
ACITUD HosTIL DE CARRANzA.

Chihuahua. abril 23.=El lefe constr
tucio nalista CarranZa. despues de evil
tar rcpetidas vcces ri dar una respuesta
sobre Ia acitud futura de su politica con
los Estados Unidos. dijo que le captuly
de NeracruZ era I'm error deplOrable.
pues constituye no nm acto de hOsitili-
dad contra Huerta solamcnte. sino con
ira In entera nacion meiicana. Dice IA
carta de CarranZa: "Huerta 90 un cul-
pable que pende unicamente de, gobier
no conStitucionalista. quien debe juZgar
" casiigar los actOs ilegales cometidos
por Huerta v Sus partidariOs. La ma
ciOn. deSpucS de cuatro amos de lucha
sangrlcnta. - encuentra debilitada en-
comnaracion del formidable poder de
los Estados Tnidos. Lo hecho en- Vera
cruz g altamcnie offensive para la dig
nidad 4 independence de Mexico v con
trario n las declarciOnes re-
iteradas dc que no Sc desea terminar
las relaciones de amistad. La falta de
caracter representative en- las relaciones
de Huerta con los Estados Tnidos de-
termina I'M contrasir viendo Ia actitud
de- otras naciones que. negando 81 a re-
conocer al usurpador. han nrpstado nm
~valioso apoyo moral a la noble causa
que Va representa-.
Yo interpreto clsentimiento de In
mavoria del pueblo meiicano. celoso del
rcspcto de sus derechos exteriorcs. Yo
invite al gobierno americana a suspen-
der los actos de no stilidad empezados
Iretirando sIs fuerzas de los puntos ocu-
pados. Y n formular ante el gobierno
constiiuclonalista que yo representa- CO.
mo g~obernador del cstado De Coahuila
" Primer Jefe del Eiercito. las reclaim
%aciones de los Estados Unidos por los
atropellos sufridos en- Tampico. las
ruales seran considerable con espiritu
De ~jnSticia ' conciliacion."
la nota de Bryan a Carranza. dice /:
eel presidente desea que la resolution
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
MAS COMBATES EN- vERACRUz.

Ncracruz. abril gl.-Cuand, aver lbs
amcricanos avanzaron para tnmar com
plcta possession DC Ia ciudad ,uyicro1 echo
mucrtos \ tricnta hcridos. los mciiclnos
sufricron mavormcnte. aunJue 81 Iesis-
tencia cstuvo mcnos organiZada que al
IL inner dia dc In invasion. Sc cree cue
sus mucrtos asccndicron a circurn,a con
nm numcro imprcciso dc hcriinS. "a may
or partc de los cualc> fucron rccn.idos
por sus amigos. Aver g MIA tardn 1ue.
daban Ell la plaza treinta cadavcrcs V
una dc las primeras tarcas dc los amcri-
cano> fuc la dc entcrrar mucrtos. Los
rrgistros domiciliarcs produicron mu-
chas protcstas. pero ningun acto hostil
hacia los americanos. Los p%risoneros
cstaban admirados dc yer que no So les
fusilaba. como ha side costumbrc en- sus
luchaSintcStinas. - consfi>carom las ar
mas. Ia rc>istcncia mas viva Dc aver Ia
In Academia Naval pcro su fuc.o
quedo suprimido con algunos disparos de
los cruccros.
Ncracruz. abril Elm grupo de sol.
dados continuaba aver diSparando dcsdc
In TORE Benito .Juarcz. Cuando So rim
dicron So dcscubrio que los disparos de
los barcos habian dcrrumbado In cscale-
da de IL torre lie sucrte que no quedaba
a sus dcfcnsores otro recourse puc >cguir
combatiendo. Cause mncha SorprcSa que
los amcricanos no Soltnran n
los presses de las carccles. sicndo aqui
costumbrc que Il venccdor los incorpore
en- sus filas. Los amcricanos atacaron
dcspuc> dc preyenir al cnemigo. III II nj
calde hnbicSe accclido a s%uSpcndcr Ia
r~csistcncia. 80 hubicsen >alvaho muchas
vidas. Las mujerc> amcricanas alo.
iadas en- 81 hotel de- Diliecncias avudaron
u las mcxicanas a cuidar a los hcridos.
I'm nm techo un eronpo continue disparan
10. hasta que. al fin pudo ser dc>aloiado '
todos c%reian que 80 les iha = fusilar IL
aue no sucedio. Cuando 81 fuego del 60
lcsio Naval empczo n ser MODESTO. con
los canunrs navale> de cinco pulgadas
- hizn volar 81 fecho del cdificio \ ~ hn-
oue mincro san Francisco acallo II fuego
fernando como blanco V con gran pre-
cision todas las v%entanas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23

no sea interpretada como guerra. To
do 10 que pide es justification en- usar la
fuerza para castigar una indignidad de
terminada. Por ESQ ha tenido cuidado
de difcrenciar Huerta v sus partidarioS
del pueblo mejicano. La captura lie Ia
aduana Sc hizo n~ecesaria en- vista De
que Huerta negaba ~reparacion. FL
p~residente espera que los constitution
~alistas no fntetpretaran crroneamenie
su actitud."
En- Su respuesta a la nota de- Bryan.
Carranza dice: LA invasion dc nucs-
tro tei ritorio es una violacion de nues-
tros derechos. de nuestra constitution.
de nuestra eXistencia \ nos arrastrara.
para salvar nuestra dignidad. O una
guerra que hasta hoy hubirscmos queri-
do evitar.'
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
LA OPINION EN- INGLATERRA.

Londres. abril GI.-Ca>i todoS los pc.
riodicos de Londrcs publican editoriales
comentando la actitud de- los Estados
Cnidos Y asegurando que no SCTa possible
localiZar In guerra solo "a Hucrta FL
Daily Chronicle dice: No complenlemos
como 81 prcsidcntc Wilson pila Fl dinero
y In sangrc de sns conciudadenos para
rccmplazar a ~IIucrta con Vita" Fl GO
rresponsal del Daily Mail die. Iuc 81 ga
binete decide promulgar una amnisiia
general con obicto dc unir a ,odoS los
mcjicanos en- In dcfcnsa dc N DaiS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
FONDOs PARA REPATRIATION.

Washington. abril 23.-El comitc del
Senado recomendo favorablemiente la
appropriation de medic million dc dollars
pcdido aver por el presidentc para re-
spatriar americanos de Mexico Hoy en-
pezo a dcbatirsc el bill y Sc espera sera
pronto votado.
Ell senador Borah dijo: "Antes lie
cuarenta v ocho horas cstaremos g
guerra con Mexico" Y agrcgo que los
Estados Unidos debian %salirse pronta
mente de Mexico. Nicaragua Y IIondu-
ras. Segun FL. ''la poliiica que cstamos
prosiguiendo nos VA a obligar inevitable
mcnte a tomar possession de TODD I'll terri
torio americana hasta Panama
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
LOS FEDERALEs EN- PIEDRAs
NEGRAS.

Eagle Pass, abriI 23.-Esta manarn
un captain Y tres hombres rcgrcsaron
a Piedras Negras y despues de dcstruir
la oficina del TELEGRAPH y la maquinaria
del fcrrocarril Sc aproximaron al pucn-
te International. Ali Ia patrulla amer
icana, viendo los apoderarse dc ciertos
bultos. les marco 81 alto. Entoces vo-
laron los cambios de la via y Sc rctir-
aron.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23

La actitud amenazadora de los consti-
tucionalistas podra causar un cambio
complete en- los planes militarcs. Las
,Juntas de Ejercito y Marina d~iscuten la
situacion con los dos secretaries de esos
ramos.
Los informes cOnsulares indican un
|creciente misunderstanding en- Il norte dc
Mexico. Los planes dc campana incluiran
la n%ecosaria protection dc los habitantes
de Texas v los otros e>tados fronterizos.
Washington. abril 2S.-Llego nj De
partamento de Guerra In noticia dc que
huertistas Y constitucionalistas e unie.
ron en- Tampico contra los americanos.
FL Paso. abril 23.--Cuatro trenes de
tropas v uno de caballos V munciones.
segun Sc dice. salieron anoche de CHR
huahua para Juarez.
Los oficiales del ejerici 10 ordenaron
FL reestablecimie nto del embargo dc
armas para Mexico.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
MEDIDAS DE POLICIA EN- NEW
ORLEANS.

New Orleans. La. abril TEL SHpe-
r~intcndentc dc po'icia Reynolds pm no
una ordcn dc arrr>tu contra todo per- ma
que comcntc cn las GALES he Ia cIudal y
de mode desfavorablc 10 que conci'-Ga nj
ejercito. la marina Y 81 pibellon ameri-
cano. "Como rcsultado. cuatro soldados
en- miformc d%ispersaron 4 I'M yrupo dc
oradores calleicrcs Gu. hablatan del a
sunto.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
LA Z DE X

Austin. abril 23.-El gobernador Col
quit 6ijo tener prepare dos los planes
para %organizar una guardia local man
dada por rangers. para protejer In from
terra de Texas La milicia no csta in
cluida. pucs podria ser llamada a incor-
porarse por I'll gobierno federal.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
Sc Temen Complications Con Mexico

ion de mos baluartes situados a tres
millas TERRA adentro dc Veracruz. po-
session sobre la Inca del ferrocarrily
que habian ocupado los fedcrales desde
que los americanos dcsembarcaron en-
Veracruz.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
TROPAs AMERICANS EN- LA
FRONTERA.

San Antonio, abril 23.-Todas las
tropas %disponibles en- Il fuerte Samuel
Houston fueron enviadas esta tardo
rumbo a la linea divisoria. A FL Paso
fue enviada una bateria Y a Eagle Pass.
Laredo y Brownsville tropas de cabal.
lcria.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
O'SHUGHNEssv RErIB7 SUS PASA
PQRTES-

Washington. abril 3s.-O'Shanghncssv
recibio sus pasaportes de lluerta ' sal
dra dc Mexico 81 ~juevcs @ %viernes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
STATE SENATE.

The Brownsville Daily Herald u au-
thorized To announce Archie Parr as n
candidate for State Senator from the
Twenty third Senatorial District. sub
Jet % the wishes Of the voters nj the
Democratic primaries in July.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23

Another thing-if ID j. true that III
men are born free and quail. how H. u
that one j. born with a silver spoon in
his mouth and another l. born full W
prunc>?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
LOS FEDERALES PRETENDEN
ATACAR VERACRUZ.

Veracruz. abril 23.-El general Mas.
que Sc retro de Vcrac ruz ante los
americanos, segun Sc dice piensa atacar
la ciudad con grandes rcfuerzos. Toda
la noche, con sentinelas avanzados, la
ciudad estuvo preparada "a rechazar un
ataQuc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
FDR STATE y

The Herald il authorized ~
w. u. PERKINS az Jim Wells county,
~ a candidate for State senator. sub
81 e. The action Of the Democratic pri-
marics " next July.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
VILLA EN-

FL Paso. abril 23.-La Junta Revolu-
cionaria mega que vengan de Chfhua-
hua tropas en- canine para esta. Pro-
bablemente la noticia proviene dc que
Villa viene a visitar a su esposa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
COMO APARECEN LOS CONsTITU-
CIONALISTAS.

Washington. abril 23.-Bryan V Dam
iels visitaro nesta tarde la Casa Blanca.
Sc dice que Bryan confercncio con Il
Representative de los constitucionalistas
yique hay la impression de que estos Sc
mucstran mas amigables.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
REsTABLECIMIENTO DEL EMRAR.

San Antonio. abril g2-El Dcparta-
mento de Guerra del Sur. ordeEo sc re
>tahleciera 81 embargo de armas para
Mexico. Todos los c~omandantes de Ia
frontera rrribicrn instrncciones para
poner en- yigor esta disposition.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23

de Ia cual ha tornado nota 81 gobierno.
Se habla dc demostracioncs populares
contra los a~mericanos. quienes viendose
.amcnazado> en- las GALES. &C c%onccntran en-
la cmbajada para proteiersc.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
TN COLLECTOR

The Brownsville Daily Herald IN auth.
rrizcd 40 announce w. IL. Walton IN n
candidate for r. election 10 the office OF
tax collector ~ Cameron county. sub
jet To the action Of the democratic pri-
marics.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23

a. some see IL the only good thing
about the old ScripturaI days was that
when a man put his wife away she
STAYED put.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
sENTIMIENr0 AN~rAMERICANOS
EN- MEXICO.

Washington ahri 9.-Se recihen men
safes - Mexico. Dc fucnte fidcdigna.
dicicndo que In vida de los amcricanos
RESIDENCES en- la ciudad esta en- peligro.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
Los INGLEsEs SALEM DE MEXICO

I'll Paso. abril 23.--El embaiador re
comendo a n connacionales hoy qu'
del territorio meNcano.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23

WANTED-S Six live men who have had
some experience In patent right huli.
ness. have the best money maker IN
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
FOR SALE OF ~EXCHANGE-AI
MISCELLANEOUS

LOST solid gold tie clasp, highly On.
gra,rd on front. oblong shape. Findrr
return "a u. II =. Herald, ana receive
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23

There are scme churls who just natur-
ally can't help associating a white tie
with a white lie. h-@ W
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23

Moreover. the man who has snalSs IL
his boots usually has holes in his socks
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23

Washington. abril 23.-Ios m%arinos y
la infanteria de marina tomo hoy poses
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
MATTERS OF SCIENCE

The Identification NJ Chicago RaiITaE
Termindis.-An elaborate report on the
question Of smoke abatement and the
identification of railway terminals will
be presented i'm a few months time by a
committee of the Chicago Association Of
Commerce. The work Of the committee
was commenced In 1911, and in the in
term il has ade a most extensive study
of 1900 miles Of railway track. including
yearly 100 railway yards.
Excellent Torpedo Record THE Uni
ted States cruiser California recently
established a new record for torpedo fir
ing during battle practice off the coast
Of California. The firing took place at
"A range Of 5000 yards when the cruiser
was steaming at 10 knots. The first FIVE
shots were bulls eyes. the sixth was u
miss. and the seventh torpedo stuck in
the tube, aud according to the rules was
counted as a shot.
Another Large Motor Ship-Thcrr was
launched by Messrs. Harland 4 Wolff on
March 18th a large motor ship. the "Fal
%stria." for the East Asiatic company. who
are the owners Of the "Sclandia.- and
sister ship. The 'Falstria' il Isl feet
long. 80 feet broad and has a gross ton
mage Of 800. The main engines vii con
sist Of a pair Of Burmeister x Vain four
stroke. six cylinder Diesel engines. with
two auxiliary Diesel engines for the air
compressors and dynamos.
An Oil Burner Record The freighter
Santa Cruz arrived last month al San
Franciso with a new record for the pas
sage by wav of the Straits Of Magellan.
From the time the vessel left Sandy Hook
till she slowed down off Los Angeles
barber the engines were run full speed
without "A stop. and the distance of about
1000 miles was made in ~ days and 4
hours. The Santa Cruz in an oil burner.
and therefore did not need to put in az
any port for fuel.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23

An AcrodyHomic Laboratory for Massa
'chHSrffs Institute Of TcchHOIOgy-The
first structure that the Massachusetts
Institute Of Technology has caused to be-
erected for it, own uses on IA. site ia
Cambridge i the new aerodynamic labo-
ratory- The building L. finished and the
apparatus il in process OF installation.
This, together with the fact that technol
pgy has already instituted in the study
of this science, makes il the first col
lege i'm the land 10 bc fitted 60 prepar,
students for what must In the future b.
an exceedingly important line Of devcI-
opment. The portion Of the equipment
that is first to be installed, i'm fact, is
nearly ready for use, il the four-foot wind
tunnel with its accompanying blower
This il of the pattern now In use nj the
National Physical Station nj Teddington
England.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23

The Nee Aoisclcss ZcpPciiHs.-The new
army Zeppelin v. crused over Berlin re-.
vently with hardly any noise whatever
I'm the past Zeppelins have been conspicu-
Gus by reason Of their noise. Their ap
proach was heralded long before they ap-
Peared. By buzzing motors. The latest
ZepIrlin- the rs, flew over Saints Noun
tain in the Canton Of Appcnzell on April
LIST. and in so doing created a new height
record for dirigibles of 10000 feet.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23
CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR RENT.

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all modern cnnvcnienrcs Apply Dir.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-04-23

FOR RENT-Pleasant Room Loo Wa
shington street. AZ
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-11
BEEF BALLS WITH RELISH

BEEF BALLS WITH RELISH
To six tablespoons of cold cooked
beef, chopped fine, add one table
spoon of suet, chopped. fine. Mix to-
gether and add one tablespoon of
paTmesan cheese and the well-beaten
yOlks Of two eggs, the juice of half
lemon, salt and pepper to taste and a
teaspoon of minced parsley. Mix all
together and add four tablespoons of
fine bread crumbs or cold cooked rice.
Fold in the stiffly-beaten whites of
two eggs and mold into ball shape.
Set aside for three or four hours.
When ready, to serve dip in eggs. Roll
in crumbs and fry in hot, deep fat
until golden brown. Serve on platter
with lettuce leaf cups filed with
relish.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-11

real, clever Indian type has just as
good a chance as ever to win favor
from the public. Eagle Eye is one
of these types who is making good all
the time.
He views his own pictures, and
nothing delights him more than to see
the little folks open their eyes and
blink at his own character delineation
of real, sure-enough, red-bloOded
Indian!
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-11
STRING BEANS

Very few cooks do this properly.
The strings should be taken from
both sides. Take off top and tail ends.
Cut into inch lengths If this method
of preparation is used string beans
would be one of the most delicious
vegetables.
String one quart of beans in inch
length pieces. Wash in cold water.
Put over fire in granite pan. Put on
just enough boiling water to cover
them. Salt to taste. Boil until tender.
Drain. Chop one sweet green pepper.
Put in skillet with heaping tablespoon
of butter. Heat. Pepper until tender
and put in beans. Heat up and serve
at once.
1t is proposed TO have women Of
ficers to supervise the conduct of
young girls in Dundee, Scotland.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-02
All CoDeriing
Sheets Were
Well Oiled
GENERAL Won DER G0LTZ OUT
WITTED BELGIAN BURG0-
MASTER.
ORDERED MANIFESTO TO BE
COvERED-PAPER PROVED
TO BE TRANSPARENT.
Br Assoc1Art:c PnNss.1

BT ASSOCIATED PREss.1
ROME, Via Paris, Oct. ?-ReporFs
from Berlin give particulars of the
dissension between Gen. Won Der
.Goltz, the German governor of Bel
GUM. and Bureomaster Max, OF
Brussels. Won der GoItz order the
iburgomastef' to remove the Belgian
flag from the public buildings and
Max published a manifesto which cX-
planned to the population the neccS-
sity to comply before force. Won
der Goltz was furious, and let it be
known that nobody was entitled to
publish manifesto but himself. He
ordered that all of AIax's manircstos
be covercd with white paper, but the
next morning revealed that all cov-
crinE sheets had been oiled and
thereby rendered transparent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-10-02
ANTWERP IS & #BEL1EVED TO SBE
ARIE8TOSE SEAINTAINS a LONG
sEN. Won HINDENBERG TAKEs5
suPREMElC CONN., AND SONaRUss
SIAN FIR RONTIERI
FETRoGRAD RliiEI;:PoRTs lii 8, CARS
TROOPS DRIVING ENEMY
WESTWARD. d
i Associated Press. Y \

BY Associated Press.
LONDON, Oct Mess an signs
are awry, German armies In GRANGE
or at any rate most % them. are near
ing the completion of their round.
trio. This, it IS held here the only
conclusion hinted at, even by the
Berlin 3newspa apersz TO be drawnRf
the reports. both official OF ffis
cial, OF those on or nj ear the scene of:
action. n
1t is evident that the pros .
the allies on their left sis4 consid dera759
bic while.the hole through the Ger
mans mightShave pierced tlleE line 81
the French fortresses3 on the Ateussl
river side has been stopped: u;
Tie. fierce battling around the
heights OF Roye to the north yot
Noyon, seems TO have ended in favor,
Of the French. Tie heigllts Swers
captured by Gen. Won I Kllc men
on Wednesday but on Friday accord
ing to a French report, the; allies re7T
gained control OF the post ion.
N tfs WE " W v Sgi, ~ 4fffse
Antwerp, temporarily tile Belgt Ian
capital ought to be capable of main
tanning along defense. King Az bert
is Il romantic figure q the war in q
this quarter. He constantly goes
into the danger zone and his deter ll ter
mination, fearlessness and! !aetiytt re- lls=
call those Of Stakeholder Williars in
the historic siege OF Leiden:
That the battle Ct the Craeow
which opened yesterday will be aslonEg
and arduous struggle, no one qu!es,-. ql!s,.
tions. u, Ss # 4
Gen. Won Hindenberg, the German ma
commander who scored notable sue l
cesses in eastern Prussia against the
invading NIuscovites, has taken su=
preme command Of the combined Ger
man and Austrian forces. These IN
Goubtedly are a formidable army.
though the alleged total OF two and
one-half million of men is discount
! ed.
The German headquarters stan re-
ports, dismiss the situation both IN
this and the Belgian theaterl with the
Icurt mo change"
From Petrograd. however, " pill ~:
cially asserted that "The Russian
troops continue to drive the enemy
from the borders OF the suwalki !: and i 9
Lonzag ana there has been continual;
|ly determined fighting west ooii oi
Simno.
The German troops which alttaeki l;ta! g :
ed ossometcz are retreattng precipii
Itatelyto the north..n .sii
Petrograd also announces; that con con
siderable forces OF tho enemy are con con
! !tcentrating in the western district
| of the provinces of Petrokotf AM 4
lKielce, in Russian Poland: