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Russians Victors IN
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japanese Cruiser Is
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DIARY TELLS OF GERMAN ADVANCE
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British Celebrate
Big Naval Victory


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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-11-18
Crown Prince to Fight Russ.


Paris, Nov. 13-The Petrograd cor
respondent of the Matin telegraphs:
1t is reported that after a council
OF war presided over by the kaiser, the
crown prince was appointed command
er-ln-chief of all the German and Aus
trlan armies operating against Russia,
With General Won Hindenburg com
handing the left wing and General
Dankl the right"
Another great raid by Russian Cos
sacks in East Prussia is in full swing.
The dashing Cossacks of General Rem
nenkampff are repeating the drive of
devastation that early in the war cut
the German line of communication.
russian cavalry has already reached
the outskirts of Soldau.
At the same time the Russian army
IN western Poland is continuing it's
campaigning for the capture of the
mighty Austrian fortress of Cracow.
The Austro-German forces driven from
Czenstochowa have rallied on the Up
per Vistula, and hard fighting is going
on there
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PENNSYLVANIA SENATOR
AT HEAD OF THE LIST
SoIons Report on Election Cost-Beck-
man of Kentucky Is Second
Cummins Last.

Washington. Nov. II. Senator
Penrose. reelected in Pennsylvania,
spent S9,073.S7 in his primary con
tests and the general election, accord
ing 60 his sworn statement sent Il the
secretary of the senate. He reported
that he received no contributions.
]. C. w. Beckham, Democratic can
cidate for senator from Kentucky, re-
ported contributions of $5,S25 and ex-
penses of $2,550.66. George Nichols,
Progressive candidate in Kentucky
reported his total expenditures at
$6.15. Senator Smith, reelected in
Maryland, reported $1.927.75 addition
al expenditures and no contributions.
Senator Brandegee, reelected in Con-
necticut. reported expenditures of
$500 and no contributions. Sena-
tor Fletcher, reelected in Florida, re-
ported he had no contributions and no
expenditures at the general election
Senator Cummins, reelected In
Iowa, reported that he had received
no contributions and that he had made
no expenditures except his travelling
expenses
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-11-18
CARRANzA'S OFFER
TO QUIT REJECTED
Troops Are Ordered to March on
Mexican Capital.
VILLA IN SUPREME COMMAND
Special Trains Are Now Carrying
Soldiers Toward Mexico City
First Battle Is Expected
at Queretaro.

Aguas Calientes, Mexico, Nov. 49,
Gen. Venustiano CarranZas condition
al offer to resign has been rejected by
the revolutionary convention and the
troops controlled by the generals as
sembled here have been ordered to
march on Mexico City and drive the
Carranzistas from power. General
Villa has been placed in supreme COM
mand of these troops
The official announcement that Gen.
eral Carranza's proffer had been re-
jected stated that he had expressed
his readiness to resign as soon as the
peace conference elected a provisional
president free from the influence of
General Villa. This was taken as a
slap at the convention for Clecting
Gen. Eulalio Gutierrez.
AS soon as the convention had acted
on the message from General Carran-
"a, Gen. Jose Isabel Robes, secretary
of war in the cabinet of General GU
tierrez, appointed General Villa COM
mander in chief of all the forces I'M
der the authority of the generals at
the convention
The movement of troops southwark
has been quietly going on for several
days and special trains were made up
to rush heavy forces to the front
The first big battle is expected to take
place at Queretaro, where Gen. Pablo
Gonzales is said to have 10000 Car
rama troops and many guns.
TWopfu thOucond revolutionary
troops are south and east of Aguas
Calientes, while $4,000 more have been
gathered here for the march on Mexi-
CO City, which has been expected
since General Carranza refused to ac-
cept the first mandates of the con-
vention.
Gen. Felipe Angeles, commander of
army, has 102 guns and a large guam
tity of ammunition, great part of
which has been brought across the
American border at Juarez since Gen.
eral Huerta retired
Maj Julio Madero, who has led the
Carranza delegates at the convention.
admitted that he had lost all hope of
d new " d1 UC1i46 dfO1tC0 OOhs AsoOuA
Madero, brother of the major, has
been stanch supporter of Villa since
the convention opened its session.
Naco, Ariz. Nov. 13.-With several
of his 75-millimeter pieces placed at
a range of 5000 yards, Governor May
torena reopened artillery fire on the
Carranza garrison at Naco, Sonora.
The garrison replied, but the shells fell
short. At the same time Yaqui In
dams were seen moving into positions
around the town for an attack. May
torena promised Colonel Hatfield, COM
handing the American border patrol,
that he would gave two hours notice
of attack, but Hatfield, not depending
upon that, sent his men into position
on the border line.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-11-18
PLAGUE SPREADS IN INDIANA
Cattle Disease Invades Fourteen Coun-
ties-Governor Issues Appeal.

Cattle Disease Invades Fourteen Coun-
ties-Governor Issues Appeal.
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 11.-Thor-
oughly alarmed at the rapid spread Of
the hoof-and-mouth disease among
cattle in Indiana, where it has invad-
ed Ia counties and now exists within
80 miles of the Indianapolis stock
yards, Governor Ralstons appeal to
county councils, boards of commission
ers and local peace and health officers
for county cooperation to exterminate
the contagion has been sent broadcast.
The discovery of the infection in
Boone county, which adjoins Marion
county (Indianapolis) and it's deyel-
opment in Davies county in the south
western part of the state added ex-
treme gravity to the situation.
The counties where the disease has
thus far appeared include Lake, st.
Joseph, La Porte, Porter, Tippecanoe,
Clinton, Kosciusko, Montgomery, Al
len, Fountain, Boone and Davies.
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German SPY Shot to Death.

London, Nov 11.-Karl Hans Lody
was executed. shot by firing squad,
IN courtyard of the tower of Lon
don at dawn. Lody. alias Charles A.
lnglls. who, although a German citi-
zen, had masqueraded as an Ameri-
can, was convicted as a German spy
by court-martial November 2. The
court-martial was the first held in
England since the wars with Napoleon.
Lody was an ex-lieutenant in the Ger
man navy. He posed as an American
tourist and sent valuable information
from Britain to Berlin.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-11-18
oLDFlELD WINS LONG RACE.
Makes Best Time in Los Angeles
Phoenix 673-MIIe Auto Run.

Phoenix, Ariz., Nov. 12.-Looking
like heather idol made of mud, Bar
ney Oldfield drove his Stutz into the
fair grounds here, winner of the 673-
mile automobile race from Los Angeles
on elapsed time. Louis Nikrent, No.
8, was second; Beaudet, No. l, third.
Bramlette, No. 10, was beaten out of
fourth place by W. G. Durant, No. 2
The running time from Los Angeles
was as follows: Oldfeld, 23:01:35 20;
Nikrent, %: So Sc 2-5; Beaudet, 25:05:-
% As; Durant, 26:01; Bramlette.
28:20:40 LIS. Nikrent was first into
the fair grounds at 3:39:21 p. m.
Bramlette followed at 3:52:21, and
Oldfield was third at 1856. Beaudet
came in minute later and Durant
trailed in at 435. All the racers were
incased in masks and garments of mud
hurled up from rain-soaked roads by
their car wheels.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-11-18
MAN AND WIFE FOUND DEAD.
Woman Shot Nine Times-Man's
Right Hand Grasped Revolver.

Woman Shot Nine Times-Man's
Right Hand Grasped Revolver.
st. Louis, Nov. 12.-George H.
Nicely, a wealthy contractor of Cush-
ing, Okla, and his wife, Satelle Nicely,
who registered at local hotel, were
found shot to death in their room by
hotel attaches.
Mrs Nicely had been shot nine times
and Nicely was shot through the brain,
the bullet entering the right temple.
Neely's right hand still grasped an
automatic revolver, indicating he had
killed his wife and then committed
suicide. Mrs. Nicely was about TWEEN
ty-five years old and Nicely was about
forty-fve.
Letters found in the couples eff
fects indicated they had separated and
that Mrs. Nicely intended divorcing
her husband, so she could marry an
other man.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-11-18
Japan Gets kiauchau.

Tokyo. Nov. 10.-The final meeting
between Japanese and German mill
tary representatives to arrange the
details of the surrender of Kiauchau
to the allies has been held The COM
mander of the English forces which
assisted in the reduction Of the for
tress of Using Tao agreed to any con-
ditions which suited the Japanese.
The Japanese will take possession of
Kiauchau The opinion of the news
papers is that German influence in
the far East has been wiped out for
ever
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-11-18
British Gunhoat is Sunk.

London, Nov. 13.-Germany made
its first real invasion of the coast of
England. The Sficial press bureau
announced that H. M. S. Niger was
torpedoed by a German Submarine in
the Downs and foundered All her
officers and men we're rescued. but
four were injured. The Downs is the
nearest point on the English coast
line to the French port of Calais. The
Goodwin sands make it a protected
harbor. The Niger was classified as
a torpedo gunboat. She was of SO
tons register. 230 feet long and drew
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Rus. Attack cracow Forts.

Petrograd, Nov. IL. Continuing
their aggressive advance along the en-
tire battle line the Russians nave De
gun a heavy attack on the outer hne
os the fortress of Cracow. All the
sones of contact in the eastern war
tbeater are now inside German ter
ritorv The Russian cavalry which
invaded Posen has pierced the left
flank of the Germans at the crossing
Of the Wharf.-The river at Konin.
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only 12k feet. She carried two A.
inch guns and four three Founders anc
was fitted with three 1S-inch torpeu'
p.s. n.f.ated bv Germans.

Berlin, Nov. 1.-THE Russians were
defeated on the East Prussia fronter
south of Wirballen by General Won
Morgen. They were driven back across
tho border after battle on the grouno
where the Germans had met the rus
SLAMS in the early days OF the war,
and which since has been the scene OF
reneated engagements. The develop
mant follows the capture of 1000 Rus
sian prisoners.
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near koprikeui the combat was re-
sumed with renewed force when the
enemy launched against us troops con-
centrated in the region of Erzerum.
thanks TO the valor of our troops. we
We're able toward evening. when the
battle moderated, to hold all we had
previously conquered. One of our col
umns took possession of positions at
haraklline (karakilissee) and Alasch-
kertska."
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1914-11-18
GAIN SHOWN FOR DEMOCRATS.

Latest Returns Indicate Majority of
81 Members in House.
Washington, Nov. 12.-Democratic
gains In belated election returns have
increased the majority of the party II
the house OF representatives to 81, ac-
cording to an unofficial list compiled
by South Trimble, clerk of the house.
The lineup under this compilation
is:
Democrats, 233; Republicans, 1913;
Progressives, Z; Independent, 1; So
cialist, 1. Total, ABS.
AS it requires 21S votes to control
the house. these figures show the ma
.ority party will have Is more than
enough for this purpose.