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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30
Rationale Sarmiaenls.

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III cl9cr &%crbjnbuuN nit pcrihieoenen
Nnrmer Srgnuiiaripncu. porucbmlid
Der "Nmcricun Spcietu pi Gquim"
mn Der FARMERS @pucatipnul 4
Cooperative llniou", mn pirttc ais
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Sm Sabre 1909 luobutc %atcr SoubD.
ais crlter ameritnniiher Sclcgnt Dem
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30
Oier Oynamiter bcsnaSiet, 20
ms GeiGnSnii,.

TrGiibcnt @ilipn cntihieo an 81.
Slni nuf Die ibm porgele9ten 9cguus
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%erbred)en 81 3udtbollsitruien pccz
lrtbciltcu Mlitglicbcr Scr Structural
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Strnic crIaNcu icin ipl. bic iibrigtn
20 ieoodl bieicl6c auSutretcn bubcu.
Sic SeAunNiAtcu iiub: Mihaii
Cannon bon Serartpn, IA; Sruuf
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i. Mouucp BON Sulutb. Minu., umo
ISM. Sbnpc pon Chicago, 81.
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:. Butler, Buffalo. u. g.. ic q Sabre;
Charles 3. Seum. minneapolis;
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30
2luc NJ dinner Don Serie, Kams.,
aaf Sen SelSern beieeGitiet.

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'Soric cincu Iaum 81 iinben. Shpn
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Der Shopfung itatt mo Die 6uriifgcs
blicbencu Sraueu iiibrten Die @cidGitc
ipeiter. @s banbeltc lih nidt ctlpa
nm cine Gngros : Surdbrcnnerei.
Ncin. Die Idnncr bcgaben lid auf
Die Sclbcr. nm Den Snrnlcrn beim Gin
beimien Der Grntc bcbillilid 81 fem.
Vrub Wor9enS Soaeu !ldnlih Die 6ars
mcr III Die Stubt unb tlagtem oub ibrs
ernte gu @runoe aeben miille. On Die
aus DEM Sltcn %getommeneu Grbciter
infolGc Der auberoroentlihcn S,ibc Ole
@rbeit niebcrlegteu. Ser Mnin Der
Srlltc mare nber 9leidbeoeutenp nit
Dem Mlliu Der Ortihnit. mo 10 botcn
lidD Die Wdinlcr, tir5 entiTlolien, ocn
Snrnlcrn ar. Die @crihtc purbcn
9elhloncn, Die @eihditc lplrbcr Den
Sruner unpertruut pncr ganS acs
ldlloncn. nnb IN ben Senitern Ylatate
init Der Iniifriit a~ui9ebGust: .apms
psa ipsrosn aai Saalstaa beSisnt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30

lib iciu iolc, I'M 5uiidcnltadtlid,en
&nnbel Sadpulpcr uui Den Wnrtt il
bringcn, bus tciu gilpciB cntbaltc, unb
baB Tcrionem Oic bieIc ScitimnuHg
ilbertrctcn, cine Celebrate BON $1,000
pbcr cine 0nitnrnis 81 9cmGrtigcu
hGttcn". Soir eur 9lcideu 3cit iuto
iid) AMI Dem SprchcrtiIh cine ullpcrt
gill ciL bic Den Nbgcoronctcn Burton
2. Srcndl, Sbubo, sum &criaiicr bate
ltub III Der huS gernoc @cgcntbtiI pcrz
orbuct mlrbc. Sudpllpcr, buS Sis
irciB cntboltc, bicB c3 burin. ipuc nit
@cIdlag hclcgt unb Der Sobritaut be
itrait lpcrpcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30

vMtenacc" Ngitution fciuen &oridub
lciiten fam. Sit es m6slid, raf nieie
rcligi6ic llneinisteit unb oicies reii=
gibic &ururtbeil uun sroRcn SiuauSs
SntcreKen bcs SatoeS gcihiirt mirp,
nm bic Yrbeiter 5u theilcn mn bic
Infmcrfiamteit Der gctrcnntcn Eager
upn ben aruRcn llcbelitGubcn Der Su=
bnifric nbSulcnfcn, Die cine ucrcirigtc
Nrbcitcr Seiucaung abitclen f6nntc.
Wnn mohtc glaibct, sruee 1cidIGitc
batten 6itrft pur ben Surtihrittem neS
fatbpliihen io5ialcu @eoanfens, Der,
ppn Der Maht Der firhlihcn gutpritat
seitiibt, has 8eihaitS= 8cruiiicu pcs
Sanbcs rcgelu miiroe.
%or ciuigcn Sugcu befanS lid inter
cincm N%ubiturium bon ySrci6citSs
lpGdtcrn" Gin Nrbcitgebcr. mcldtr
tnr6 horber bel bcr @ciIcgllng cincS
Nusitanbcs nit cillcm Yricitcr IN tblun
hattie. @ir modtcn gcrue pilcn Oh
5lriidlcn bieicn bcibcn SprtommniIicn
cine Sc5lcbuH9 beitcbt?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30
Die eathsliieben Arbeiterrers
cine Gnelant'S.

bic tilrSlih in Cunningham ibrc natios
nd!c Gonfcrcn6 ubgebalten baben, lirS
81 Dem @utldliB getommcu. o elmer
@riinouug rein tntboIiihcr 8encrf.
id,nften ab5ultcbeu. Sebof purDe, in
leberciu'timmung nit Den betanntcu
8cilun9eu hes Sl. Saters fir Die
tatboliihen Irbeitcr Seutihlunb's, Die
lucitcrc SiIoun8 fatholiiher Irbeiter,
pereinc empfoblen. @s ut ben Dtit>
alicoern bieicr Tereine bcreits aes
luu9cn, cS in Den uihts tatboliidcu
@cpertiduitcn n~urhSuieBen, baB Die
BON ibuen anserc9ten Sctpegunsen 5ue
%ppIitdnbi9en Sermaltuug Der oifents
liden Shuleu ionic bic geplante Nnz
lcbnun9 on Den S~o5ialiamus gdnalif
fallen 9clniicn purben. Ser cneliite
Gpistppnt lit nit hicicr tatboliifcu
Nuifniinng Der @elpertihaftss9 cs
lucauug cinpcritanbcu. Sn Der @ers
ianmllmg in Sirmingbom bate ner
Gr6biidoi rieicr Stuot Den IpriiB.
unb Der 0err 9arbinals GrSbiihof
bate bus Yntronnt iiber lie iibernoms
mcu.-. Grccliipr."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30
Zinc notwithstanding IN
Portugal?
icriainnlbisna DER q. ~

@ic bcreits berid)tct lpuroe, bat scr
pprtugicIiidc WiuiiterprdIioent Der
naroino Mad)abo Dem Sntrinrden
SeQp bon Citation anlGblih iciaer
Grbcblug gum Cardinal einen Seind)
a6geItattct. Wan bat aus hieicm
8ciud unb iibcrballpt ans Der Chat
fade, baB Der Ynplt Die Dor 5Ipei
SGbren erfuigte Srncnnul1 pes Sns
triarden gum cardinal i'll pctto, Jest
peroiientIid)t bat. aui cine ScNcrunB
Der @~esiebungen Der Ncpublit sur
tntboliIhen Stride 9cidlpncn.
Cine mcrflide Seicrung in Den BE-
Siebuitgen Sortigal'S our fntbpliIdcu
Stride lit lciper bis ieBt nid)t 81 be-
mertem. User bon elmer Nnndbcrllng
5tpiiden Stride lulb Hepublif lprid)t,
fennt lpebcr Ben Sbnrntter bcS Mint
itcrs Yrdiioenten nod Die tiefe @rnics
berllng. IN Der Die Stride nod FORT
pGhrenb bon Scite Der Wudtbubcr
Nebulten nirb. Nnhabp mar itcts Gin
id,laucr Studs nno 5icbt Die bintcrs
liitigc Splitif Der "ofienen @cipnlt Dor
- 10 LANCE CT icin 3iel erreidt.
Gieler ScIud Oc5 Nfiuiitcrs YrdiiSens
ten lit 10 laugc uiht emit su nebmen,
10 LANCE Die Tepublif nidt ernitlid>e
@Grnntien unh fpr,uelle uno oiiiSiclc
@cipeiic hires 9ufen 8illens 9egeniibcr
Der 6irhc sibt; ibr gorgeben geScn
ole Stride lpar iolder Natlw. baB aif
idlon ein llebermaB o @utmiiibiateit
- bon Seitc ser Stride uno ibrer
Siener pora,sseIeBt miro. iuenu MA
glnnbt, bab cin idlauer Shuh5ug oes
NiuiitersY rdiibentcn tic allies 2eib
Dcrgeilen liebe.
Muh beute berriht in Eprtugol IN
beu NcaieruugsfrciIen blinoer &nB
9e9cn ieoe %reliaiDic lleper8cuguns,
bnton dnhert nlrdl Der @eiuD &Ghus
Dos beim Fatriordcn nitts. llebris
gems bdben iih Die bemofrntiifen uuS
republifaniiden Sldtter lofort beeilt.
tieien geiut nls p~erionliden Ghritt
&a9aso's hinsuitegcr, init Dem Ole
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30
Mibten Int Scr 2lrbeiters
Setpssmne.

(%ohcnSicnit Der N. 3. Of 6. ~
Sic Ictnls Yolierer Der Snbiuu
Motor Gpcle so. bon Springfield.
Mfali,, Iinb icii Dem 3. Sunuur bicicS
SabreS am Streif, ipeil ibrc So9lobuc
INN $1.1O ~rebusiert mprbeu iinb.
@ic cS iheint, bat lid cine talbos
itensfeinblid)e unb .Wcnacc" zircuuos
lifc N2itatiou in Die Siuation cins
9cmiidlt. Gin bon 60 Trbeitcrn ciucs
requirements Der Sabrit mterSeihs
netcS .@cnace" sircunbliheS Girtulur
maht Die 6unbe. IS mill ms icbeis
nsgL OBJ qeiunper Yrotsiantismus Ss,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30

One," and may be finished with
a belt or with sash ends. The
model is splendid for crepe,
lawn, dimity, and other soft
fabrics. As here shown white
batiste with insertion and lace
was employed. The pattern is
cut in 3 sizes: small, medium and
large. 1t requires 2 yards of A.
inch material for a medium size.
Price 10c.
Design. This attractive
waist design is for Punch Work
embroidery, so popular at the
present time.
Stamped on 2 1-2 yards of
36-inch pure i m ported
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30

out a fiounce. This style is well
adapted for wear under trans
parent waists and dresses of
sheer fabric. The camisOle and
skirt may be finished separately.
The pattern is cut in 6 sizes: "a,
Sc, 38, 40, AZ and A inches bust
measure. 1t requires 3 3-S yards
of 36-inch material for a 36-inch
size. The skirt measures l 81
yards at the lower edge. Price
10c.
@9O6-Ladies' Night Dress in Round
or Square Neck Edge. Cambria,
crOssbar muslin, dimity, main
sock, crepe or silk are popular
materials for garments of this
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30

ucit Is. W. Saicp, Indianapolis.
Snp.; W. Bert Srplpn. annins Sim,
ie 3 Sabre; 5. Wuuiep, Sult @atc
Gin, 6 Sabrc; Tetcr !. Smitb. Glcpcs
lnup, 6. 4 Sabre; Nurran .. %cus
nca. Spriu9iiclo, ST.. 3 Sabre; CO
luurb Smntbc. Ecurio. 81. 3 Sabre;
@corge Iuocrion, Glcuclanp. 3 Sabre;
Srnnt !. 0iBgiua. Bottom, > Sabre;
Wlfnel !. Gunnanc. Ybilanclpbin. 3
Sabre; &iaium T.. Hibpcu. Niiiz
lpautcc, 3 Sabre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30
MAILING INSTRUCTIONS,

The patterns illustrated on this
page will be mailed TO any address.
on receipt of price mentioned with
description of each pattern. Send
either silver wrapped in paper or
stamps. Write name and address
plainly. Be sure and state numbers
and sizes of patterns desired. Re-
member that in these patterns allow.
ance is made for seams.
Address: 1
PATTERN DEPARTMENT, y
Catholic Printing Co.,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30
5wei anriiebiee psrlaeem.

Bnibiugtou, =. G.-a69.e
prhnctcr Hobcrt T.. @rpuiinro. 9uui
linua, mar cS, Der Dor cinigcn @odjcn
ulf Dem Sprchertiidl cine Gill licgcu
licB. in Der ca inter Incerem bieb.
cap es had Dem /. SuIi ml9eless
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30

aacS 6og biunlls auf Die Sclocr.
Hid,tcr uub 9ountps Senmtc. @cz
idditalcutc unb Hebaftcurc. NnpGltc
unb Sebrer. nm Die Der Srtiduit
hrobcnpc @cfubr, zines Scblihlogs DER
Grntc I'M leBteu Iuacnblidc ubsumcnz
Den, unb cineu ebrlihcu Shiling 5u
pcrOicueu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30

with its collarless neck and XII
mono sleeve. The dress is a one
piece style, with the fulness held
in place by a belt. The closing
is at the left side front. The
long sleeve is finished with a
band cuff. The pattern is cut in
4 sizes: 4. 6. 5 and 10 years. Ii
requires 3 Ia yards of 36-inch
material for an Swear size.
Price Toe.
9S5 - Ladies' One Piece Dressing
Sack. A Dainty Negligee. For
simple easy development, COM
fort and convenience, this style
may well be recommended. 1t is
cut with body and sleeve lin
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30
WHtter uno SShter, fleioet
bic Gurisem ielbi!
Our Pattern
Department.
Order Patterns by Number.

9s63-Dress for Misses and Small
Women. A Stylish Simple Gown.
This stylish model was prettily
combined in checked brown and
white wooden, for the skirt and
brown crepe for the waist. A
soft and pretty girdle of red
messaline forms an attractive
finish. If made of one material,
serge, corduroy, velvet, linen,
silk or satin could be used. The
model is also good for other
wash fabrics. The skirt lines are
simple and pleasing. The waist
is a pretty but plain blouse. with
simple coat closing, a neat cuff,
and rolling collar. The pattern
is cut in 4 sizes: IA, Is, II and IL
years. 1t requires 4 "a yards of
40-inch material for a 16-year
size. Price 10c.
Distressing Sack. For comfort
and ease in the hour of rest u
dainty dressing sack is a neces-
sary adjunct to my lady's ward
robe. This one shown in the ever
popular daisy design, to be en-
brOidered in eyelet or solid en-
brOidery and seed stitch, with
lace trimmed edge, makes a
charming negligee.
Stamped on fine linen lawn. .S5c
Cotton for embrOidering ..25c
9966-Ladies' Slip, or Combination
of Camisole and PetticOat, with
or without FlOunce. A New and
Stylish Under Garment. As here
shown, swiss embroidery and
batiste are combined. The model
is also good for dimity, lawn, or
nainsOOk. The model is CON-
posed of a camisOle or UNDER
bodice, cut with raised waist
line, and a five gore skirt that
may be finished with or with
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30
@ir lieieru Gud Ole Wnfer
;u biaisen Yreilen.

white linen. .S1.75
Stamped on 2 yards of 80
inch LOO
Perforated pattern includ-
ing all necessary stamp
ing materials .......... 20
11332-Panel and Yoke Design for
Baby's Dress. A simple pretty
design that will give a dainty
touch to baby's dress. To be
embroidered in eyelet work.
Stamped or 3 yards of 40
inch fine quality lawn or
nainSoOk .S1.65
Stamped on 3 yards of So
inch heavy white linen. 2.10
Stamped on 8 yards of &C.
inch fine white linen.... 2.35
Stamped on 3 yards of So
inch pure ecru linen. 200
Stamped on 3 yards of &C.
inch cream white i'm
ported fannell or CASH
mere I'D
Perforated pattern including
necessary stamping materials
SPECIAL PRICE-15c.
368-A very simple and neat design
for Russian Blouse. to be
broidered in either Eyelet or
Solid work.
Stamped on 2 yards of pure
Ccru linen. .S1.ZJ
Stamped on 2 yards of mer-
cerized pOplin (white or
btue) 1.2S
Perforated pattern includ-
ing all necessary stamp
ing materials. ......... Is
Pure ecru linen or mercerized
pOplin by the yard soc extra.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30
Gine Heriiisn Seriran;STidsen
Gsnititutiem.

gSic sic ~Hepubliauc Srancaiic"
mclpct. bat iih cine parlamcnturiIde
@rllppc i'll Der iran6oiiihen &ammsr
gcbiIpct. bcrcn 3lped cS lit. cine 9e.
piiiou Der irun6piiihen Contribution
bcr~bciSuiitbrcn. nm 10 Dem berritens
Den &irrpurr inncrbalh Der @epalteu
cine Gnoc 81 MADDEN, SreiBia Nepu.
ticrtc habcn bcreitS ibren @eitritt er.
tlGrt.-(A. ~
-f+-*-
Dfan lieht lid nic 10 iebr nod
SunoeS8cnoncn UNI, ais penn mon
I'M llnreht lit
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30

kind with trimming of embrOi-
derry edging or lace. The design
is made with kimOno sleeve and
deep armseye and has graceful
and simple lines. The pattern is
cut in 3 sizes: Small, medium
and large. 1t requires 4 l-2 yards
of 36-inch material for a medium
size. Price 10c.
9976--Girls' Dress with Long or Short
Sleeve and with or without
Chemisette. A Good Style for
the Growing Girl. White linen,
embroidered in self color is here
shown in this illustration. The
peplum may be omitted. The
sleeve is good in wrist or elbow
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30

Nctptaitles Spne. Gn9lanb, BEL
,Sanbmuun."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-06-30

length. Striped or figured per-
Gale, lawn, challie, plaid or
k d gingham, chambrey.
linene or galatea are all good for
this design The pattern is cut
in 4 sizes:6, g., 10 and IL years.
1t requires 3 1-2 yards of A.
inch material for an Swear size.
Price 1Oc.
1888 -. Girls Dress with Yoke and
Sleeve Portion Combined, and
with Sleeve in either of two
lengths. This design will de-
velOp nicely in g~alatea. linen.
corduroy. percale e, gingham,
chambrey. dimity or lawn. The
yoke is comfortable and cool
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-26
Great Reception Given To
Congressman Kettner

William Kettner, Democratic nomi-
rec, and everybody's candidate for
Congress, reached Dixieland from San
Diego by automobile at 3 this morn
ing. A little later he was met by
an escort party of nearly a hundred
prominent citizens of all parties and
was taken to Seeley, and then rushed
through Ell Centro to Heber, thence
to Calexico and Hcltville, getting lunch
at the latter town. He then went to
Brawley and from there will return
to Ell Centre, getting here abotu 5
this evening.
At $50 this evening he will take
supper at Tulane Cafe with his party
and escort; at S:45 he will speak for
five minutes at the Tulane theatre,
being introduced by Postmaster c. W..
Collins, and will then be given a re-
ception at Masonic hall, at which
there will be short speeches by num-
ber OF persons, including Mr.. Kettner
and Colonel d. C. Collier of Mr.. Kett
ner's party.
]. Stanley Brown will preside and
every person interested in Mr.. Kett-
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-26

dered a survey and report made by
enc IF their engineers as to the cost
of the construction of the paved high
way from Ell Centro to the Indian
reservation near Yuma.
at will be necessary for commit
tee from Imperial and San Diego
counties to go before the Board of
Control and present the reasons why
the road should be built, and the cost
of. same; also to get the Board of
Control to include in their budget and
recommend to the next session of the
Legislature the appropriation of the
amount necessary to build the road
"Will you please appoint one su-
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-26
Troops for Panama.

Washington, Oct. 26.-To protect
the Panama canal adequately, the
Fifth regiment of infantry was to-
day ordered to hold itself in readiness
to move from Plattsburg Barracks, N.
Y, to the Canal Zone without loss
of time. The transport Buford, now
at Vera Cruz, will be utilized to car
ry the regiment from New York to
Panama.
The movement of the Fifth regi-
ment, which will augment the Tenth
infantry and three companies of coast
artillery now in the Canal Zone, Is
to be made in order to provide a gar
rison near the canal which will be
sufficient to repel any possible unex-
pected attack.
| 1t was at first intended to main
tain only one regiment of infantry IN
the zone, but developments abroad
have made it clear the canal ought
to be guarded by more than handful
of men and it is probable other regi'
ments will be sent within the next
1.-TWO months.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-26
(By c. F. Bertelli)

Paris, Oct. 26,-Fearful slaughter
Of the Germans in the Argonne re-
gion during last week was recorded
in letter from French officer pub
lished here. The letter reads:
"One infantry regiment and bat
talon, of chasseurs was strongly en-
trenched with the mission of holding
an important strategic highway. Az
midday precisely four German col
umns numbering $4,000 men stormed
the trenches with the bayonet.
eve had five quick firing gun sec
tions end simultaneously all of them
spurted their fire into the German
mass, which rocked beneath the dev-
astating fusillade.
at was horrible to see them fall
in solid masses.
"The speed of our quick firing guns
was 600 shots a minute and under
the incessant firing they grew white
hot.
"Unstaggered by the awful carnage
the Germans still came on in solid
formation. We had no need to take
aim, but just plugged into the mass.
certain that every shot told.
owe were unable, however, to stem
the Teutonic flood. The enemy reached
our trenches and a hand to-hand bay
cnet encounter ensued.
"This phase of the battle lasted for
five hours. Then our artillery got
to work and the Germans retreated.
But they charged again and their loss
was SO frightful that a solid line of
dead one mile long was piled up 400
yards from our trenches.
"The corpses were lying so thick
that there was not room to place Il
foot anywhere along the line. Many
of the Germans were killed on the
rarapet of the trenches and a lot of
them were found there leaning dead
on their rifles, the bayonets of which
were plugged into the earth. These
Germans wer eshot as they were
about to deliver baycnet thrusts from
the top of the trench.
"Their total losses were placed at
6 minimum of 10000"
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-26
Locked in Struggle
(By Herbert Temple(

wy DCIO IcIlplct
London, Oct. 26.-The beginning Of
the thirteenth week of the war finds
the allies and Germans still locked
in a furious struggle in the theatre
of the war.
In the eastern and southern the
atres the Austrians seem to have raj
lied and taken new fighting strength,
much to the surprise Of the Russians
and Servians. The discipline of the
Austrian army was stiffened by the
importation of trains of German of
ficers.
The greatest interest now centers
in the fighting in the northern sphere
around Arras, Lille and over the Nieu-
port, Dixmude and Roulers line in
Belgium. The timely arrival of rein.
forcements and big guns saved the
Germans in that region just as Their
lines had begun the crumble beneath
the vigorous assaults of French, Brit.
ish and Belgians.
The Germans have been able to
achieve slight successes near Lillt
and on the User in Belgium, but the
British military experts believe the
time is not far away when gen
oral German retreat from the coast
will be ordered.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-26
Terrible Losses Fall
On Teut0n Armies

ern Belgium have failed to make any
further progress, it is officially an
nounced by the French war office to-
day. The announcement follows:
During yesterday our front has
been maintained. The forces of the
Germans that succeeded in crossing
the River User, between Nieuport and
DiXmIde, have not been able to make
any further progress.
"Our front extends in general
way from Nieuport and Dixumde to
the region between Ypres and Roulers,
to that between Armentieres and Lille,
west of La Bassee and of Lesn and
east Of Arras. This line is prolonged
to the south by that already indicated
tfic'ai cornmunicat ons
"In battles these latter days the
enemy appears to have suffered con-
siderable losses.
"In Russia, to the west of the Wis
tula river and north of Pilca, the Ger
mans have been thrown back upon
Lowicz, Skiernowicz and Rava, which
have been taken at the point of the
bayonet by the Russians.
"To the south of Pilica, in the di-
rection of Radon, vigorous conflict
has been in progress between Russia
and The Austro Germans, who have
lost some prisoners and guns"
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-26
If Not Good Roads
Please State WHY?

pervisor, and, if desired, more, to rep
resent the county at the hearing next
month before the Board of Control,
and it is also important that your
county surveyor, Mr.. Perry, be pres
ent at that time to make report as
to the feasibility and cost of the pro-
ject. would appreciate favorable ac-
ton by your board at the next meet
ing.
assuring you that in my opinion
the prospects never were brighter for
state highway from Ell Centre to
Yuma than at the present time, be-
l;eve me-"
Imperial Valley press., 1914-10-26
Cleaned Out Store
Of Cheap Rubbish

There is no longer any question Of
the outcome of the contest of Left
korvitz Brothers to seize the store
room of Sam w. Dunaway and DR..
McCombs and use it as place for con-
Quoting an alleged bankrupt" sale.
A force of men this morning boxed
the stuff for the owners of the build
ing ard moved it into an open lot,
the owners of the stuff not having
removed it within the time given them
to do so.
1t was an amazing lot of stuff that
was thus taken out of the building.
There were pasteboard suitcases COW
cred with cheesecloth. stamped and