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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-14
STUDY ATrITUDE OF
NNlON TOMARn VIOLENCE

Denver. Colo. IpeN. 70 Tho aiti-
mdc ~ the United Mino Workers OF
Amcfica towards ac,s ef yioience done
hy members ~ the orsanizaiion was
probcd TODAY by the federal rammis-
sion un .Ddustrial rcittions E l..
Doyle. district secretary Of
the union. continued has testimony in
the Investigation of the Colorado
strike
The subject of yiolcace was sug-
gcsu.d 1y CowmFsiuncr Weinstock.
On reply to his question. npsle snld.
the union docs mot assume the dup
az the stale Hc added n krow oi
no momAcr of the union commltiua
NoIeucc as mempcr of the union.
lie said. in reply to further qucs-
tinns. thar there WstE gln inVcsiisation
of the morai character ol applicants
Tor membership.
"Then 10 i were burglar or a
hold-up man r1uld enter the
unlon inquired WrilstlCk
"lf you were sush a man, ana ;
had evidence. you would cuter the
penitontiary not 90 Union" rclort'd
Doyle
"Hut n a man had reoord i1-
sisted Weinstuck
NJ "a man has "a record. and the
courts had bven just h. would have
paid the penalty before ne applied
Tor union memhor0hip. Tho union
should not take from him the right
20 earn hls. daily bread
Then you don inseetigaie TIRE
moral chartcicr OF apphcnntsr'
What has "a iuar morai character
ft, a., win tho rfsrI uf his family fH
have bread rcrhe3 Doyle.
The witness Offered a. produce cfi-
douce that employee ~ the operators
had committed tine FIRST violence iu
tho strike. providius the commission
would bear tho rXrsnsss ~ securing
witnesses and records.
Doyle said De- did not believe any
strike could be won oy violence
AIR Wetnatnes tried % get che wit
ness Co give direct usNers
You might a-k mo if / had stnppcd
beating INV wife" a,id Dosle 'lf 7
said wee H would mdscstc that Z had
beaten her. 10 no That ! w,sa c0nttn-
uinr Wuhout an eXplo1atlon ui ms
answer THE mau who reads this ref'-
ord would not SNOW the proross oi
thought hy whtch rcao hcd the
answer
Commits .oncr walsh interposed ta
assure The Witue.sl the commission
would hear any staicment ne wished
90 make.
The STRIKERS had nee1 distrmed es
ludhiduals. by the militia, Doyle ies-
tiacd That they had not been com
plctch dlsarmed he considered wise.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-14
WILL MAINTAIN ABSOLUTE
NEUTRALITY IN CANAL ZONE

Washington. Dec a. - Colonel
Goethals. governor Of the Panama
canal zone. today reiterated the re-
quest that two torpedo boat destroy
ers be sent 90 canal zone waters 10
prevent violation of neutrality
through the misuse OF wireless and
taking on uf supplies By beiligerent
vessels
Because of the confidential nature
of Colonel G0ethaIs dispatch. secre-
tary Garrison declined 90 make a.
public he issued this statement
The substance OF the dispatch is
that in Colonel Gocthals Judgment
the misuse of radio communications
within canal waters and the preNen-
uon ~ the misuse 90 these waters
o. base of supplies require the
presence of swift moving ships 0f The
variety mentioned Since the ques-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-14

portaroe 40 report between the sea
and the Disc
In the region of the Aisnc to the
northwest 81 snupir the enemy bom-
barded violently our outrcnc hmcnts.
We replied and demolished his posi-
'tions There were no infantry at-
tucks from one side o. the other our
artillery destroyed am important field
work of thr enemy iu the vicinity of
ALLIES.
I'm the Arzonne az the forest ol Ia
iruerie. We have made slight pros
ress hs the use of mines. There
were 30 attacks from the enemy
"0n the heights of the Mcuss there
has been violent eannonading Hnt-
teries of the enemy would appear go
north
In the Woevre district, after have
ing occupied ga line uf entertainments
alous iron, of 300 yards ia the for-
est of Mortmare our troops repulsed
two vi"i~nt counter attacks
I'm Als8cc our advance has
brought uHr front Co % bnc that pass
es f2i yarda 90 the north ~ Stolu-
1ach, thence 10 Point d'Aspach and
tncnee to FONT do Rrinighocfcu. zoo
yards 10 the west of Egnngen.
"aervia During the days of Dee
cemhor 70. ~ and o., the encm, con-
tiuuod To retire aions the entire front
The SerVian advance guards harc
progressed as Gar aE Veliki and Boss
niak. in tho direction of Shahats. and
as tar as laylaka m the direction of
LoKnira
purinr their retreat the AuNrianf
abandoned mnry trophies of war
From the time tho Seryians resumed
the offensive up to the 1iih uf pe-
cembeE inclusive. the number oi
prisoners made ~ the Seryians
reaches ss.B0U The seryians CAPE
tured seventt~four Cannons and
forty-four machine guns
"Muntcnegro After two DAYS
lighting Mortcncgrin forres have
captured Nishnegfnd. and driven the
Austrians back to the other side oi
the river prina
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-14

SHOWCASES have been won against
the au=tFians. aud in thc Monte
ncarin campaign. wnioh has
almost bcen lOst sight OF rcrcnt-
". the Ausirians have suffered
reverse.
The German cruiser Dresden.
sole survivor oT the sea right in
the south Atlantic on December
\. In which four Gcfmnn Ses~cis
were sunk. h rcpyftcd to have
reached l'unia Afenas. ON the
straits of Magellan. without In
jury.
HcVetrcs Tor Turkey at the
hands of Russia on land and ef
England on THE sea were chroui-
cicd in loday's official war dis
patches. IlussiRu army head
gtinrters a. the Caucasus reports
thnt the Turks. whose strong re-
sisfcncc tO THE invaders from the
north compelled them Co retreat.
now have been rcpulscd every
where and are hcing pursued be-
Nond the Enphratcs river. suffer
ing heavy losses. The british
admiralty announces that the old
Turkish batiic~hip Mcssufileh.
which carried GOO men. has been
destroyed ny a British siIbna-
rinc. To accomplish the fcat ghc
submarine pe:2ctrated tlsc sup
po~csily imprcgnablc Dardancilcs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-14
COLD WAVE SWEEPS
COUNTRY EAST
Of ROCKIES
Low Temperatures Recorded
Everywhere, with Huron. S.
D.. Holding the Record Of
Is Below Zero.

Chicago Dee 1t-I.ow tempera-
lures all otel the country from tie
Rocky mountains 20 the Appalach-
ians and rom Canada 90 the euif
caused discomfort today The cold
esr point u the United states official
ly reported was ltufdon. a.. whore
The mcreur, stood 60 rs degrees be-
low zero Iu Moorhesd Mimi 10
degrees below zero was registered.
Menida-a and Nmnipog Manitoba.
Canada uscorded 90 degrees below
zero.
The f0cal government forecastef
said that the coid wave was sweep
ing cost and that within twerty-fo1r
hours tho crest would pass Chicago.
where ane and orc-trHth degrees ne-
Iow was recorded today
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TODAY'S WAR SUMMARY.

vigorous thrusts ~ the Ger
man tine In Franrr were madc
again ys'stCFday hy the allies. bui
the reports of succes-cS ia todas's
official statcmcnt from Paris are
not horne out by the iicrlin com-
niuui, RtiOn. The Trench war of-
ficc states that German positions
along the Aisnc were demolished.
that Ia The Nocyrc district n line
at trcnohes 500 yards long was
captured aud that further prog
rcsS was made In the Argonnc
aud in Alsacc The German am
nouucement says thnt nothing os
Importance has occurred In the
west Wi.h the ev"cptloe nr fcw
ftcach attacks along ti.e Mcusc
aud in the Nosges. whiph were
rcpulscd easily.
T1lcrc have been mo- important
changes la the east, according to
the German statement. Dis
patches from PHrosrad. how
ever. Assert that the Russians
have definitely thrown hack the
German column. which was at
tempting to strike at Warsaw
from the north. aud that ~ re-
suit the position 60 tIlc lsus-ians
all along their front has been
improved
The French war office an-
nouuccS that ip ~erNin further
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-14

tions involved require the cousldera-
ton ot the state department and
navy department as we'll as my own
have taken the matter up with thc
other departments and 40 soon az the
requirements are fully nsCcrtuined
proper action viii be taken 40 meet
them
Secretary Gnrrison declined 10 dis
cu.s the situation n the canal zone
or 20 indicate which OF the helligcr-
cute WAS violating the neutrality OF
the United states
u BE- known however. that the
Australian collier Mailina. which re-
Gently left Balboa without clearance
papers has been under close Obscr-
walton by Panama canal officials.
THAT ship as weil as other coiiiers'
has been suspected ot supplying Brit
ssh ships in Pacific waters.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-14
TWO AMERICANS KIiaED
N SONORA OTH1gIAL REPORT

Wash lastou Dec "a -Thomaa
Fransis ana aHother AmeFicsH. whose
name has nui been dssiermined. hHNe
been Killed iu sonora. Mexico. accord
ing to reror to-day from the AnlrS-
rrun consular aseni at Cananea. sec-
reta1n Bryan directed en- iuveEtiga-
tlon so dctaiis we're siten in to-day ys
dispatches eNcept thar the kiliing took
place hetween Aqua Pfieta and Naco-
sarl
The Brazilian ulnister at Mcxlco
Clfy reported today that q. r.. Jones
of Log Angclcs California, proprietor
90 the Wells Fsrsn EXPIRES company
in McSioo aud g.. A. onrien. general
manarer of ihc company in MeNtro
cts. under d.ieution. have bern re-
lpascd und furnished pIssporcs by me
minister of var. sivint them luli ffo-
lection.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-14
Meanwhile Usual Number Of
Mexican Bullets and at
Least One Shell Land in
Arizona Town Today.
HUERTA SUPPORTER
EXECUTED IN CITY
Days Official Reports Bring
News of More Than the
Usual Number of Murders
and 0utrsges in Republic.

Nashiuston. uec a. General
Carrauza throWh Consul Canada
at Vera Cruz today formally ad-
NIsed the state depaUmrnt that
ans use Of forre by the America.a
troops at Naco. Ariz.. !n their cf-
forts 10 KEEN Mexican hnlicts
from American soil "will be CON
sid, red an act of hostility how
ever well disposed the gnvcrn-
ment MAY bc
This asree- with the generals
o utemcrt at Vera Cruz SATURDAY
Bci,eratinu hts PREVIOUS state
monts Curranza aiys geaeTai
rU has controlled his fire 4n8
thJt hc is sending lustruc tions
anew to the Sonora Commando
t' avoid any nrlur that woula e7-
danger those across the Ameri-
sam border He dcplcrcs uhpt
Americans have been KILLED and
vuuodrd. uur euEgsssa tiiaf these
accidents have bs.u doe to care
Ie,>u,s= ON the part of the Amer
Seams. or imprudeIt cu, .osity.
ana ties simimr uccurrcu 81
when Madcrn hesieEed Juarez
and Americans endangered their
lives hs seeHing POINTS OF vantage
n El Pas9. from wh.ch fo View
The hgh1luE
Filally ne points oul that -
position of Hlus lr0oIs who are
stationed with their 8acks to the
American fronuer is such thar g.
would bc impossible for their nre
Go enter American terri .sry luc
that consequently any shots from
the American side wuuia he di-
rect aid to tl,. Villa forces
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-14
Russian Official Statement

Petrograd. pec 1.-THE general
stan OF the Russian army has g,vcn
out the fGllowius communication un-
der date of sunday. December ~
There has been 1o ongagement OF
impc tanoc on any OF the fponts. Ia
the resion of Mlnwa We continued to
force hack the German troops. who
are Ia retreat
iulu there has been no change
In the region 81 Mount Ruekla,
Austrian columns are comiag dawn
he northern slope of ;he Car
pathianf
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-14
French Official Statement

Paris. Dec "A Thu French OFF,
cial statement given out in Paris this
afternoon reports comparative quiet
ia Flanders and artillery exchanges
81 relatively minor importance else
where Ia the Meuse German batter
ies are said to he mofine 90 the
north. in the WoeNro district the
French captured trench and re-
pulsed two counter-attacks Tho adj
vance ~ the French i'ne into Aiace
has hroughf u 90 point north ~
Ankirth. and about ten miles 90 thr
eaai 81 the frontier The text of the
communicated follows
There hag been nothing Of inn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-14
POWER MEN STILL
FINDING NEW GROUND
FOR THEIR OPPOSITION

Washington. De- ls.-obiect
to that seecion OF the water power
site leasing ban. which limits the max
imum sale of power 40 any one con-
sumner to 90 Der cent ~ the output.
public laHd committee 3af Franklin
=, urinth. president of the Portland
(oreRonl Halfway. IIgm and Power
Comfany.
"Compulsory pubic utiihics connie
tition should be- relocated a. the past
and auperseded hy rtsulated mon
epoly" declared Mr. GRIMM in de-
fence of the rsht of one company to
purchase the entire outptt uf e.
powcr- produ-ing Tant other ses-
uoRs of the mi came in foy sharp
criticism.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-14
ARIZONA ANTI-ALIEN
LAW REACHES STATE
DEPARTMENT TODAY

Washington. nec. ft--Capies ol
Arlzona anii-aiicn emrloefHent aw
reachs-i the state Departments today.
where oihcials noean "a sfudF 81 ts
proyisiona iu the tEht ~ the protests
lodfcd ey tho amnaasse eiors 81 Great
Britain and HilS Governor Hunt q
determi nation o. put She o. winto ef-
iect by preclsnllaiun today win not
a0erf the deinriment'a lnye1iigsiluu
10 determiue 81 Ia fioiates treaty
rlshia
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BE READY.

The committee. in eharge oi
. the municipal Christmas festi-
, yal ask that 800 who have of Z
fered 90 prnposc 90 give io the !
. cause have their sits ready as
, earil this week as possible col :
B lrciion of the donations lssunder Z
Wat new 10 s an enormous
, taak. and when f h done the I
. committees have enoiher large I
, tack in hand ln making -ysic-
, matte ana effective distribution. I
, Prompinsse ln swine is esteem 4
"a ly the committees gs second :
, oaiy a. eheerfuincss in EiYins
. aud quite a. essential o. enc Z
D compleie succsss of thc under
taking
! - =
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n. y. DUNN ONE on
THE sONORA VICTIMS

nouslas. Ass, Dee. 1.-THE com
panlon OF Thomas Francis. whose
death iE spngrs was repuricd a. the
state department today ny the. Amer
ran c0nsular aeens at Caaahea. Vas
u. +. Denn of plfislaifsh. pa. Ths
two men were rtp.ftei g. have hern
lafts7A efuesdas. while retufnlfa hefe
from mine scar Nsronsri, Nhieh
Fraheis had been opffaiieg iie sac
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-14
LIVE STOCK FREIGHT
RATE INCREASES
SUSPENDED TODAY

Washington. Dec. lt-Proposed in-
crcases in freight rates of livestock.
fresh meais and packing housc pru-
ducts from ChicaHn, ST. Louis aud
other western ccntcrs io eastern ci1cs,
wore suspended TODAY by the inter
State commerce commission until
April D. Scr invest seHiisn.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-14

Fort Collins. colo. De, a. John
% ~isson. 5-. an oid resident of Fort
collins. was fouua AZ noon today
frozen to death i0 bis shack south Of
town iie had been 200 lor weeks.
boa had refused lud from the county
nuLhnrLlL.a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-14
German Official Statement

nerlln. Dec. a tbv wireless 20
London. 1.l0 o. ml--An official
communication issued to-day hy the
German army he5danarters says
"iight attacks by the French on
parts of our positions between the
river Mcuse and the Nosges noun
talns we're easily repulsed Other-
wise nothing of importance remains
tn he reported from the western the
alter of the war
prom East Prussia and southern
Poland there iF nothing Geo repou
I'm nouhetn Poland sour operations
are taking thcir normal course
Berlin. Dec 10 Ohy wireless 90
london. 52p D. ml-The official
press bureau today gave eut the fol-
lowing ofBcmi communication from
army headquarters 90 Vienna
I'm the nshtine lei western Gait
rla the southern wins of tne Rus
s,an army was defeated on December
i2 and forced to rctreat Pursuit
Of the Russians haa commenced. All
attacks elsewhere along the battle
front have broken down as Previous
iVn
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-14
PRESIDENT WILL GET
UP EARLY TO PUSH
SAN DIEGO BUTTON

cioCtric buttou gis1nE 90 slgnai for
opening the san DlcEo. Calf, cXposi-
tou ou the beEiunne OF the NeW
Year t'resitent Wilson viii bc awttk-
ened before Q'cocs Nfy Year p
mornins he win push the button az
mldnight rac.fr coas time. which is
q. u hcf.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-14
UeUN CUOTA OF MEXICAN
BULLETS LAND N NAGn

Naco. Ariz Dec i4-The remain
iug two troops of the Tenth unitei
States cavalry left nougiaa today 60
join Jhe rcsi of the regiment herr
Seven troops uf the Tenth cavalry
and three batteries os the sixth ar
dlcr, Also are. here.
The ususl quota 90 Mcxian nullois
strucs boz tIe Arizona town thie morn
ing and "a ieast one shell
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-14
TODAY IN CONGRESS

indopen endcnt coal operators
continued their complaint of rate
90 riminafions in southern Terri
tory before a sub-committcc
HEARINGS were continued on
tho water power elite hand lsasi1F
biil The Philippine committee
BEGAN hcarinas on fhs, hin for
Ultimate indcpcndeuee of thc
HOUSE.
Secretary Daniels eontinued his
testimony heiore the naval cem-
miItce.
Tho Legislative, excruiiyc and
iudicial and pnaial appropriation
bills were hgoufhf ln.
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Hostile Aviators Take Sunday
Flight Over Freiburg and
Scatter Bombs Among the
Holiday Crowds.
PETR0GRAD CLAIMS
ANOTHER VICTORY
Report Declares erm an S
Have Been Defeated North
Of Warsaw, Relieving En-
tire Russian Front.

on,sn, De ii tG.s5 n. M
--Tclcgiaphing from Bcfnr,
switzerland. Genre. sion,lcnt or
inc CCnilai News .asr,
srIrnran: reccitcd hero
Ircm utDit a states that q ha-
t,.rn decided to Operate ON Fan
pcfor Niiliam'4 throat. ilat the
operation b. biug deferred ons-
.ne 80 the fcVcrish conditinn Of
the cnIncrur.'
Kcuurts More or lc>- alarming
ot tine Hines uf Emperor VII
lian have heen la risruiation Tor
several daYr past. iii- majesty
returned to ncriin .eVciai days
ago from thc mont and IL wa
nhen Vnriuasly repuIted thai lee
was suffering irom niincnfa. a.
tauh af the throat and nervous
breakdown. THE latter past of
last week the reports had "A more
hopeful tone aud u wa~ said that
b. ws- recovering and soon
would bs ablc "a 50 to the 'front.'
ngaln. last night dispatch
reached New lork from i'Rsei
by way or tontlon. saying tie
emperor migm hr obligcd Ia VA
dcrpo an operation of the throai
aud that he probably would not
Dee psamittcdbA hi- docfor- to ~
iurn Ca the field until after
I Chrisimas.
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London. Dee IL G2.t5 p. ma
Tho arrt serioun blow inflicted
on the Turkish navy since the
entrance of the porte into the
war-thc torpedong OF the TURK
ish batlcship Mcssudich boy a
british submarine in the parda-
nolios gave nn,ai color 90 to-
days war news and was iu fact
the only striking occurrence
chron.cicd hy nn1 or sea.
Little or no change has been
reported on tbc western battle
front. aud in tho east Russia ana
Germany continue 10 fight a.
seemingly endless battle Tor the
control OF western Poland
The feat OF Lieutenant Com
mander Holhrook IN diving an
der five rows of mines in the
Dar0anclles and torpcdoing the
Turkish battieship Is dcacrihcd
here as perhaps tho bold"st ma
fiuc exploit of the WAY
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London. Dec. "A dl.25 a. MA
communication issued hy the official
bureau to-day announced that the
Turkish natueshlp M.ssudieh has
been torpcdocd by @ Brit-h sahma-
rinc.
The bureaus statement is as fol-
lows
Yesterday submarine TELL ~
charge OF Lieutenant Commander
Norman n. iiolbrouk of the rCyai
navy. entered The Dardauelles apd in
spite of the dlfncult current dived
under Dye rows 90 mines and torpe-
docd the Turkish haiileship Messu-
dich. which was guardins thu mine
fields
Although pursued hy gun fire aud
torpedo boats. the B-tl returned
safely after being submerged. on one
occasiou. for nine hous
"Whcn last seen the Mcssadieh was
Sinh Hg hy the stern.
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region of LODI.
"a i sad here that the Rus
SLAMS viii NOW hc able 90
siraiehten their entire front. rum
ming to the Nazurian lakes.
Valparaiso. Chile. Dee. H.
Dispatches received here from
punta Nrcnas lie hare that the
German cruiser Dresden has
come into thai port uuiniurcd.
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Washington. Dee H. Amcfi-
can Consul latham - Punta
Arenas tate to-day cahied the
state department that the GER
man rui-cr Dresden had rca"hed
that poti safely aud uniniurcd,
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petrogiad. bsa a t,ia Ion-
dan' ss20 d. m.l--iscports reaels-
iHg hcfc today from the front
state thni the operation. of iiii~-
tian faIsrs north of MarauA,
partial ~iirtc-- af Which was an-
noun 90 inst Wcch, have nov re-
s,iicd Ia decisive tisiofa, alter
hasine pieised iie Gclninn iron,
Ieyond tic hauoN aud Prsas-
uy-L The Russian >uC,ta- on
fhis Ifoui. afcOrding in these aa-
siocs. las bern ,iinshcl - :
widr so inglng MOS cnicnt az the
adNanelng iius>ian lrlt on the
main highway irum rim h 90
Ninwa. s0nyfudine in heavy
sataify cnsagcmcnt az Juroui-
ncina. -ctcn mike ~oaihca.t Of
tllaWa.
liur inn suote~sc- of iisis na-
tufc wouid have three imI,ortaat
tesslt-. Thc ininaedistc pree-nfc
north of NarsaW uould las re-
llcNcd and the German threat
AGAINST lhe railroad tine. icadlns
ca-t from the cts wonld b. ar
rested, i'u.s.ian tFsosi- on the
l,slH III thc Nisfuln fitcr wouid
BE- herd 10 scek crs,S~lng and
cndanter the position ~ titc lsit
wing Of tbc ccfniaD army in the
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Amsterdam. Dee. ~ (via Lon
don. i.aO y. NH Dispatch to
the lIandci-hlsd irom Antwetp
SAYS rsporis are current iu Ant
wclp us nsutiny ON the part 40
she nataTinu troop. guarding the
cits. N Nhiic the story ~ not cont
iirmed. u g. fact TINT the sia-
Nnfian harraf - have hccn
closed 60 out -ider~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-14

Rciiis. tles - Nia london.
a:t2 A. M .)--Ibc Irigung Nm
Mlitng publishes q dispatch -as-
ing that hn-.ile aHialuts iicW over
tiie clss of ireibufs. in tbc grand
duchy Of iiadcn, at 3 .. m. ol
nc. cmhcr ia. throwing buniif~
unm the.r mar hines. Onc bpntb
hit u house and did considerable
damage. Tao otiieF~ tell iu Co
lumbia park, among "a crowd oi
prouis nadCfs. and tVo rlfis were
injured
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1914-02-16
Curious New York Club.

Probably one Of the least known
clubs in New York has It's home on the
borders Of the lake in Central park,
opposite Seventy-seventh street and
Central Park West. The clubhouse is
tiny wooden structure, with an equal
ly tiny veranda and little pier run,
ming out twenty feet into the water.
Here on spring and summer evenings
business men, Wall street brokers'
merchant princes, famous lights Of the
bar, actors and men Of science gather,
armed with fishing rod and reel, to
while away an hour or two in the fas-
chatting sport Of fly casting. The men
are members Of the Anglers club OF
New York, and they find relaxation
and enjoyment in listening to the.
whirr of the line as it slips off the
reel The club is one of the most ex-.
elusive in the city. It has been in exg
istence for many years, with tourna-i
ments regularly every month, yet per-.
sons never knew it existed or noticed