davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1914-06-20

Siberia and Central Manchuria would
have hideous linen bags striped In
clashing primary colors. Our old
friend of 80 years ago. the carpet bag.
is coming into some vogue with the
japanese. Many of the young men
use them.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18

@epinuer ser @eo6o0p.N2eooiIlen:
5weiter @roO 6lorence g9Duer,
gluna Catherine glnlig, 6lorcnce ga
roline @laper, @oit6 @lifforO 2en5,
@t6el MaD @eniel, Saro6 &lein,
Slice alberta Giien6ran0t, @liie 9il.
lion 9ieomon @laoDs 9llmc0a gsileD
lmO GlouOine 9loeline GarD.
@6ren6oft erlpd6nt: Morie 2ouiie
9ioie, @arie @li5obet5 Simpion, 2i(-
lion 2oiliie g(t6o, 0lollie 6ranceS
S6uger, Gertrude &o6ertina Gag
non ,G6arlotte Gooies, 9}oie Stiem.
lD, Gillian Sellp Su66nr0, MauO 6.
Cooper uno 9llma @ertruOe 2ufen.
@ewinner Ser Sreiiteaen: ont
n@ou9er College" - 6lorence s.
@OworOs imO GlauOiue glOeliue
Gar1;
am Baltimore 9uiineB College"
@argaret &litt unO 5lOreucc
gSDner;
am sGoton & Burnett guIincb
College ~ 9tlma @crtruoe 2ufen
un0 Gorotbp 9llueuo Sempfing.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18
Der @eISmnrft.

9inDige Soltng o6er iortiud6renOes
lauoiames 5oaeu Der @ert5pa.
pierre. II 9ie aepaItige @oIOaus-
fu6r ii6er Sen Ocean erreet ge.
oenfeu.
9lu6 geitern moAte iib ouf Ser 9lf-
tienb0rie ein 9liidgoug ser 8reiie Ser
@ert6papiere bemerfbor, obne OaB
man cine ii6tlibe llriade fiir oie
MISUNDERSTANDING finoen fonntc-
0ie laiifenoen 0todri6ten boten
foum @tpaS bon 9eOeutung. Ger
@o6en6eri6t ser @ettermorte ii6er
Oeu Stono ser @rnOte loutete ouBer-
oroentlicb giinItig, neil audi i'm Got-
ton 9elt sic gSitterilngsberbdltniiie
ser 9oumnuoQ &ultur giinitig &c.
meien iinO uno ser Stan0 Der Stau.
Oe, ga er in Scr Gntpidelungs5eit 3u.
riid lit iid) 6ci on6olteno 5utrdgli-
der gSittering nod er6olen fam.
SSn 9liogaro Sails miro weiter &c.
muritelt ino obpo6l Der internotios
nale GongreB an SEN 6daen iebt 5eit-
lid oeu @crliuer GongreB ii6erragt,
liegeu greii6are 9ieiultate niht Dor.
SSn Grnonacllng auOerer b0rie.
midltiQer 02ad)ridten tuurOc QeItern
ser @oloousiu6r me6r 9eoellting
5ugelegt Oenn es floieu abermolS
$5,500,O00 in gemiin5tem @olO, nab
5ranfreic6 o6, ino man fdngt ali.
mdblicb 81 glouben, ooB ser @oIoab.
fluB pirfIicb Iid auf $i00,O00,000 be.
Iouien meroe. Dlit Sponnung er.
tportet man sic 9luslonO6onoel-Sto.
tiItif iiir Moi, neil MIR our6 sic
3uno6me ser SonOels6ilau5 ser
@oloilut6 Elm 9onm entaceengeiebt
merOeu fam. Slider miro Dies ser
SAL ieiu, wcnn inn nddien Wlonot
Die @oi3enousfu6r 6eginnt.
Scr Stats Sdabmeiiter bon SO.
lorooo 1T Elm pibioer Serr un0 foif-
te cine 91ei6e BON oerpro5entigen
SdulOperirbrei6uugen oes Stoates
i'm Ienn6etrage bon 100000 sSn'
iurreftionS Bombs, ioaenount peil
ser GrloS sur Gilouug ser ais Dem
9ergperfs Gricge eripadienen Ser.
binoli6teiten oicneu ioate @eiterH
mar ser 2ermin 3ur Ginreidung bon
9lnae6oten oeritri6en uuo bertrau.
enspol 0ffnete ser Nieiiier Oes Sd5a,
bes oeu Soiicn, meIder Die 9lnge6ote
cnt6alten iollte. 9l6er er erle6te iein
6laues @unoer, oenn feline Seele
botte &erlangeu nod cen BONDS nit
Dem wenig &ertrouen einil6BenOen
9lomen.
Die Chicago, @lilpoutee & St.
&oul 9abn bot 10000 Eouneu
Sto6libienrn beiiellt Iiefer6or in Der
3lpeiten Sa6res6dlite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18
e6iffSfartcn
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Gbas. &.9efer uno Srmi an Sobn
g @oc6arIone lmo Srot Siteite
ser @opion., nabc 2anpole.Str., IA
bel 90.
Somur6 g. geas unO 5rou oa
elmer s. Sones rmS SroL SiiSoit-
icite Der &uGfcr gfoao. o
5rco. @obfc lno 5rou an 2ouis
0ireenfeIO, 0itieite ser Bomb, nabe
01iaer- Ctr, 10 6ei 70.
@largnretbo 9. 2ot an Gbas. s.
gud, Siioieitc Scr Baltimore, nobe
Trenont.Str., 10 BEL 100.
Gbos. s. 9ud an Morgaret6a g..
2ot, SiiOicite scr Baltimore, nobe
Trcnont.Str., 15 bel 100.
9ll6ert 2c9nert an Stebe GbobanD,
SnoIeite Der @inoior-9loe., nobe Z.
Ctr, "a bel $50.
g9m. &lingelb6fer ON Sam. .6iiien.
baum unO 6rolL g&orOieite Ger @o-
ltou, uobc @pDnn-Str., 16 bel CO..
Sobn 6. Sennncter etc. an Sioac
9ieroiuit etc, 2 @rilnoItiide.
SpnerS &ealtD So. on Mortina
81. Surit 9 @runoitiide.
Columbia Development so. on
@}orD q. Sermor, 0itieite bon Sop.
lar @roOe un0 @in9eiter, 81 bei90.
9iobt. Seff an 2ouis @reenbcrg,
9ioroieite ser 9SreBtmon- nabe
W4oint-Str., 10 Bel 70.
Sonnie 6. Saroing an 9iobt. Seff
9}orOieite oer @reBtmons nobe
Mount= Str, 13 bel 70.
0ooio &c. g5cu6olo, iun., an 0a-
bio sc. S1em6ol0, 6 @runoItiide.
9fi@oro $. glooeD lm6 6rou on
@Omoro s. Stord, g8eitieite Der
9lbea-, nobe 81. Strv 14.5 bel 100.
9lnna s. 9SriBmon on &6oS. s.
Serton ino Jroll SiiOWciticitc ser
9arf Scio6tS. nobe &ote-glOc., 14.9
bel 1870.
Sronf 3opf on @m. 8apf SiiO-
Ieitc Scr 9li6lau0-glbco nobc g9oIfc-
Ctr, 1t.S bel "a.
sSranf globnf an Sreo. @eitern.
Oorff uno 5rdil, Goroieite Scr Wlooi.
Ion-Str., nobe &enmooO-glocm 13
BEL 6s.
Sorrp 6. 9orr an Cotton @lonor
&coItp 60, gSeiticitc scr 9SuIosfi,
nobe Sarotogo.S Str, 1879 bei 80.
SSrco. 2ib an SSiaoc Meropib,
SiiOoIt Gde bon God. unO Sodion.
Ctr, 10 BEL Al.
Sroncis 4. 0onneap etc. onMoDor
pno Stootrot1, 9lb5ugsfanoI.
&obt. 8. @iQ lrn6 5roii on'@li5o.
Ietb 6. @1Ders, 9ioroieite Oer&rciton.
Ctr, no6c Surter.g(aeD, Is bei 100.
Donna 81. @al0ron etc. al 0fobt.
9. @ia, 9&orooit. Gde bon %relton-
ctr. lno SuntersgllleD, Is bel 100.
Grace 8. 2uigIcc m @largoret ".
"copper", 9loroieite ser @lcSenrp,
nobc Srcmont- Stry 1872 bel 80.
g9m. 3. Sreitog imO 5rai an
9(lcronoer g8. Storr uno 6roiL Glib
icite scr W2cGloerrD-Str., nabe @lil.
n.9lpc. 1876 bel 70.
Wlarie @arr, 9(om. uno 9(uoere, an
Geo. WloBmiller uno. @attin Siio-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18
Sin iuillfOmmcner Strife.

Srotoem mebr Oenn 25 ieincr
SdneiOer felt geItern @orlnittao
ftrifen erfldrte Sr. 9(OoIp6 @inSberg
ion ser o9loolpb @ins6erg S6nei-
Oer-Go.," @de bon Gutam- uno 9ol-
t.more-StroBe, ooB i6m OicS gang
re6t ieit Oenu er babe fir Oie 2cutc
5ur 3eit 0o6 feinc glrbeit. 0erStrife
iuur0e, mie er iagte, oo0ur1 bcrbor.
garufen, ooB er md1ren0 Der leBten
SSode etli6e g(ngelteIlte entlieB. @e.
iternMorgen peigerten iib bic 2clite,
lire 9lr6eit orf5unebmen eS iei oenn,
sic @ntloiienen piiroen pie0er on-
geiteGt. @ine 6etrd6tlibe Wleni6en.
menge iawmclte ii9 Dor Dem @e-
icbdft on uno Die @oli5ei 0cs weit-
Iihen OiltriftS muroe bcnobri6tiet.
Giner 9ln8a1l Eoli3iiten gelang eS,
sic Wicnge obnc %ornobme bon Ser.
bafhtngen 81 5critreuen. Die itrifen-
oen 2cutc ioaen idmmtlid 9lodmo-
der iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18

ieitc ser 2unpoIe- no6e Sorforo-
9lpe., IA 6ei 100.
W}orD 6. g}orris al GGoS. S.gorD
unO 5rorL @eitieite Der Goitle-, nabe
SrleonS.Str., IA bel 90.
@.-8.-S. 9rem SO. an Sam. $.
gSinter, 9lor0weit-Gde bon 8orueD-
uno &otopScosStr., II bel 61.
Sofe 9. & Z. SO. an emanuel
$ecbt etc., Oitieite Ser GbarIeS-, nabe
GoDctte.Str., 22.4 bel 1873.
Cigar s. 9fidlnros uno Srou an
Geo. 9r0del, gioroieite ser 2ering.
ton- Strv nobe Gulton-9lbenue, 16
lei 110.
9Ri9orO 9. 2aiig an SorrD $.
@loc2eaan imo {5aml 5iiopeitieite
Ser Soiroieu-, lba6e1 eogcluooo-9lO
so BEL 15O.
6crOmonO 6. tuM uu0 gm0ere.
Gruitees an ao4nig N2liueer mo
9lnoere, . @rtSEi
@m. 6. 9ll6ala6 hocre, an
@roce g. @eitc&lQ Goerc, 91oro-
oIt-gde ser @coraq B Sdrbcoer.
stroBe, Is BEL sB W
So6n 9ornidtl ISlgo t@oHi6 an
SenrD @. gloalns nfY@ottiM SiiO.
ieite ser 6opette.5 .5raBe no6c 4Sat-
terion- sGorf-9lpenue, 1879 bel 90.
SorrD Seffrep an Soml 9S. @6ite
uno Satin Siioieite ser @oergreen-
Serroce no6e Mople.9lpe., IA bel S0
Geana 81. @dllenion an SOS. 9e-
Dine inO @attiL g}orOoltieite G6eit
NIT. no6e @oD- -StraBe, 12 bel GO.
Seinric6 Gurf al 9fo6t Sell 3uei
@runoitiide.
Geriel6e an 9ecfie SofolS, 9}oro-
ieite ser 5oirmount. na6e g9ui6ing-
ton-StroBe, 1876 BEL Sc.
Morp =. GaicD imo @otte on s.
Z. @orris, iru 93orOoIticitc ser 0ioi.
iiou- no6e @iliou-StroBe, 1863 bel
S5.10
syobu Z. @lorris, iry an W2orp s,
GoieD lmo 9lnOere, glorOoitieite ser
9ipiiiou- na6e gBilion-5troBe. 1868
bei So.
So6n 2. 9lod an @cin6oIo gg.
GDfmon uno Satin SiiomcIt-@de
ser Clifton iino SmollpooO.StraBc,
Is 6ei 100.
Geriel6e an SomeS 03. 9oggctt H..
@ottin 9}oroieite Der 9liggs.9lpeuue
no6e 9looming0ole-9looO.
gilbert SO. SiSf ON syo6n 30. Groi-
ton, SiiOieite Der 9figgS nobe 9Ioos
mingoaIe-9loe; 81 bel 13t.
Clemens 6enibell glom., an 9eni.
@. SopOen 9lorOieite ser @ermau-
no6e 6rcmont-9lOe., 1t.6 6ei II.
6. @1ilton Sueter an 6. 6. Sen.
oig mo Satin, SItieite ser @lril-
foro-9lbe. no6e 27. StraBe, 16 bel
12O.
2ioo 6. giaiams an @}iIIor0 gg,
Mc9laiiter, @eitieite Der 9orclaDitr
na6e Gort6 .9Ipe, IA bel TAI.
&orr1 Soron uno glnOere, an s.
3. SrbD uno @ottin, 9lorooItieite ser
MoOiion-9loe. nobe gloom.StroBe,
II bei 1870.
Soi6uo' S. 01iller on Soml. Dill
Ter rmo Satin, 99eitieite Der @Q.
pooo-glOenue na6e Gaitern.9lOemne,
1919 Bel 70.
6ranf 8. Singer, iry unO @ottin
an Cufe 9onO, Siticite Scr @pilforo-
9loe. nn6e 27. StroBe, t6 6ei 100.
Sos. g. g9bite 9lealtD 50. an aen-
neOg Street,, Oitieite Der 9eder-
9l0enue, nabe @c@lOerrD.Str. 1910
BEL 60.
Sorrp s. Sloug6tcr uno @attin
an Gbos, $. Gorbett, 0lorOieite Ser
9ombaro- no6e Gotbarine-stroBe, 18
BEL 70.
Senrp Gents unO Satin an Sbeo-
oore Sderocr imO Satin 2 @rino.
itiide.
Sobu g. @lut6 mo 9lnoere, Grty
an Mor0 s. Mud6 lno 9lnocrc, SIt.
ieite Der @orf.9lpe. no6c MaOiionltrv
% bel t5O
So6n 9. Oiod ou s. Stroug6on
COMBINING Siioieite Der 9oie6ill.
Serroce nobe OlO Yorf Gooo.
Baltimore Mlartt6eridtc.
W2ittm H, IL. Slmi 1914.
90 CD |. ~ 3uiubr 1850 66iier,
cini6lieBli1 9256 sSGIler al Scout
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18

,euutb.SerIrh.Narmeu" Sfni lis fin8cbn
elder cbencs 9ailo fir $4,000 ben ELDER. gIns
iabune $500 oam SiO0 Die 2gode ooer $500
monaili1i cute .Siraben, entes, gSniier SIR
BciUc 1919 ". Sahette. Str, Baltimore, Wb.
CSnHt0i9 o,Go-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18
@altinIurc gllartt6eridlte.

" I 10 y VI - OWIII IVI7H'
90 eb |. IT 3uiubr 1850 66iier,
cini6lieBli6 1886 SGiier 8u 2ocliit
9Soint ltnO 1923 Sdiier 8u Gantou;
@ilitenperian0t 1917 61iier.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18

Sin aui.etn6Iiries Meiiaurant nno Saloons
C5ei6dftJpfRrr J5IHiitJin QSeitNnliimore. Sin
Qui3dbienoes 9lnerbicteu. Aoreiitre: S'Niara &
Nnneimier, 120 2aiu SHiloinl. (SuniiS-2O)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18

QPebrere 0ddercicn, NIT ODER obne 3ouien.
She Scucl Ilfq. &c." ,,SBe Nnierc' SnpplD
@cnplc," Niabii0ns NIB SprngsstrnRe
(SunitS-20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18
'Bn bcrfunfem;


Ndderei Sir. fi8I5, 9sel.saraioaasS sStroBe,
@de N,Ortles9benue Qan5uiraeen gir. 3O5,
Srahe (Sunll8-2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18

SGnIer aebant BON Gallagher.
2s. etrabc, 500 9lod Wet
Sin GQuare BON SunlinQoonsglpenue.
800 8lod genmnnsglucHuc, nrme Strnheg
ycbcn Suniin1oons9lOemt
9Iar $1400.
27OO glo6 am5en.9lpeme, nnr $1,000.
27OO @lud Qltfnionsglucunc, nnr $1,t5O.
Pine oicie 0dnier ba0cn
Wernnba Truui, 6 Simmer urb 8ao.
ee0e mooerne ge0nenllinleit @uss uHo elel'
lrillbe Qen6ter, C50sranae, engcmnuerte gSal0'
3ubcr uno erira Ioiciie I'M Neller.
qeidte 8eoinnnnncu
Mnn nebme Nolan6,8ari uHo Ust. gaaibing'
ton Glcitrilbe.
gidbercs am Srt ooer bel
GOmar0 g. Gallagher,
9t9-92O Winnieb gniOino.
(Dlai21-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18

" q q { U. = OUTUVI IOOI on
idel; Gerianot 1875 9uidel; @lcOo.
toren.gorrot1 103,790 9uiAel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18

8n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Gr. S27, Columbia Ancnnc, adt 3immfr,
Bah RanQc in Der Slide; monnttd6c glnsgas
ben 5000 3u meloen gir 702, 9ieiuinntUn.
QlOcnne. (Suni10.121416
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18

Seds adj nn0 3e6n 8immer &ilen in quter
4nd6arimait. sine odoon iiir SQocn paeno.
0rober Naranin fir ichneacn Slduier. 9a03ns
iraQen bel 3. 61as. Acmpcr, Nlt. &nlDln1iuu
0ein1tS.. 46one; glrinaion 80.
(Snni17-1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18

etUrncIum:
Sin @rob,Qdder, 5ucite 0nno. aute BEND ~
6ano. iuMt Gtele gid63uragen @r, 1900,
SouiuusstraRc, Spcnit Rotut. CSnnl6-1s)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-06-18

Sin 2sIi3diQcs 98obnb0us nit Qaoen i'm noros
1iilinen Gtaottbci pacHo fir irAeno Elm Sc
icDdit 9torefiirc: yge. 3D." SentiNer 6errepon'
bent (Sum17-19)
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-07
WHEN CONSUMPTION
CuR A

Remember. that every case OF tuber-
cuiosis passes through It's curabie stage
which IL often Of a years duration--plenty
OF time to be cured, II the disease 10 only
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II you fear that there has been failure
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He discovers tho very earliest sisns OF
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DO not 90 away from homo in the hope
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-07
NEW YORK Man MAY
Be MADE GOVERNOR OF
BANK RESERVE BOARD
Paul N. Warburg Is Likely to
Be Presidents Choice, Since
Olney's Defamation.

WASHINGTON, May 7.-Richard
Olney's letter, In which the former
Secretary OF state declined the APP
pointment as governor Of the Federal
Reserve Board. reached President
Wilson yesterday. In his letter Mr..
Olney states that owing to other busl-
moss connections he could not give all
his time to the work devolving upon
him as governor Of the Reserve
Board, as required by the law.
In this letter he complimented Mr..
Wilson and the Administration upon
all that has been accomplished or
attempted.
Notice was given by the Reserve
Bank Organization Committee yester-
day that expedition would be required
in erecting the organization OF re-
serve banks. The committee, not
later than May 9. will designate FIVE
banks in each reserve bank district
10 execute the organization certifi-
cate provided for by the law. To IA
cilitate the incorporation OF the re-
servo banks. the representatives OF
the Ave banks designated will meet
In the reserve city Of their districts
A. soon as practicable.
Tho President has not yet selected
any one to take the place OF Mr.. OIL
ney on the board. and Is not likely e
make a choice for several days. II
was said that In all likelihood a New
England man would DO chosen. &c
that the geographical representation
on the board might be symmetrical
g. 8. Hamlin. now Assistant Score
tary Of the Treasury. who comes from
Boston, had been mentioned.
It is unlikely that tho governorshil
OF the board will go to the New Eng
lander, but that one OF the four mel
already selected for the board will b.
its governor-either w. =. G. Hardin,
OF Birmingham. Ala, or Paul M
warburg of New York.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-07
Taffeta Silk,
Sun, and Rain
Umbrellas, $1.89

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vide pr actical protection from sun
shine and showers- In rch shades
Of navy. green. garnet. red. and In
black. these are Of superior quality
taffeta and have smart mission"
wood handles.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-07
FOOD MANUFACTURERS
MUST GET new LABELS
Agricultural Department Stops the
Use of the Old Guarantee
About Purity.

WASHINGTON. May Use of serial
labels and the legend Guaranteed
Under the Food and Drug Act" on all
kinds of foods and drugs has been or
dered stopped by the Government be-
cause the public was being fooled into
believing that many articles were actu-
ally guaranteed by the Department OF
Agriculture.
The department has stricken all these
guarantees from Its files and stopped
assiging serial numbers. but manufac-
turers will be allowed until May /. 1915.
TO cease using the labels. This time II
allowed to afford opportunity OF using
up present stocks OF labels and getting
new ones.
Under the new regulations manufac-
turers can give guarantee to dealers
contained In bills OF sale or invoices.
but It must not be printed on the label
or package
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-07
New York bankers VIII support
Clark Willtams.

Prominent banking interests have an
nounced their intention of supporting
Clark Williams. former Superintendent
Of Banks during the administration Of
Gov. Hughes. as Chairman OF the Board
Of Directors of the Federal Reserve
Bank OF the New York. or Second, Dis
trct. The appointment OF the Chair
man will be made by the Federal Re-
serve Board. James q. Cannon. Presi-
dent of the Fourth National Bank. is
also prominently mentioned for the
place. Mr.. Cannon II Vice-President OF
the Chamber Of Commerce.
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1914-11-20
French Official Report.

Paris, Nov. 1.-THE French official
announcement given out here says
that from the Lys to the sea the fight
ing has been less violent than On pre-
vious days. Several efforts of the Ger
mans to cross the User were checked.
The French forces in the north are
described as holding positions close to
the barbed wire entanglements of the
enemy.
Slight progress on other parts of the
battle front is reported, as we'll as the
capture of a German detachment by a
surprise attack.
From German Point of View.
Berlin, by wireless to London, Nov
14.-German military headquarters to-
day gave out an official announcement
as follows:
'On the branch of the User canal at
Newport our amrines have inflicted
heavy losses on the enemy and we
have taken 700 prisoners. During our
attacks on Ypres, which have pro-
crossed favorably, another LOO pris-
oners have been taken.
Fierce French attacks to the west
and east of scissors have been re-
pulsed with heavy losses to the en-
envy"
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ance. We occupied Krosno and infiict-
ed heavy losses on the Austrian rear
guard. In the region of Sanok and
Turka, where we stormed nightly a
well-fortified position, the Austrians
on the morning of November Il began
retreating.
In the Carpathians, on the road
Nadvorno to Marmarosziget, near Pa
sieczna, We defeated a body of hostile
Sokols."
Berlin Reports Russian Check.
Berlin, Nov. 14.-According to Off
cial announcement given out in Ber-
lin today news received from the east
ern arena of hostilities shows that
matters are proceeding favorably
The Russian cavalry forces, which
were defeated previously with heavy
loss in the vicinity of Kolo 40 miles
northeast Of Kaliscz, Russian Poland,
resumed their offensive movements,
and swinging to the southwark were
again repulsed to the east OF KaliScz.
This, the announcement says, removes
any possible danger of an invasion of
Silesia. The announcement adds:
On the East Prussian frontier at
Eydtkuhnen and also farther south to
the east of the outlet of the Mazurian
lakes fresh battles have developed,
but no decision has yet been reached"
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RUSSIAN ARMIES ROLL ON
Claim Successful Advances in East
Prussia-BerIin Declares Moves
Were Checked.

Petrograd, Nov. 1.-THE following
statement has been received by the
Russian commander In chiefs staff.
In East Prussia the fighting con-
tinues in the region of Stalluponen for
the possession of the outlets in the
eastern. chain of the Mazurian lakes.
1.-The fighting in the region of Soldau
continues. The German offensive has
been repulsed in the direction of
Thorn on both banks of the Vistula
toward Ryfoin and Wloclawek and
farther west The enemy brought
here part CT his troops from Lyck.
In the Czenstochowa region the Ger.
mans are moving gradually toward the
Silesi2n frontier
In Gaiieia our offensive toward
Dounaietz nowhere encountered resist
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EIGHT German Elyers Killed.

London, Nov. 13.-Germany has in
yaded England by airship, according
to official announcement in Ber-
lin, received in London by wire
less, which states that German avi-
ators have flown over Sheerness.
and Harwich. Sheerness is fortified
seaport in Kent at the mouth of the
Thames, 40 miles from London, and
Harwich, in Essex, is about seventy
miles northeast of London. A thrill
ling encounter occurred in the vicin-
ity of Ypres between eight aeroplanes,
four German, two French and two
British. The German machines were
finally destroyed by artillery fire and
the eight officers they carried were
killed.
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Praise the German Navy.

Berlin (by wireless) Nov. 13.-"The
German navy has destroyed the leg
end Of British naval supremacy" was
the declaration of the German press
on Thursday in commenting upon the
destruction of the cruiser Emden
While the naval critics deplore the
loss of the cruiser, they emphasize
the fact that England had to call to
her assistance the Australian, Japan
csc, Russian and French warships to
hunt the vessel down.
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Large Army for Britain.

London, Nov. 13.-The British gov
eminent will call for 100000 more
men to fight the Germans. This num-
Der is in excess of the number of men
already voted for 1914 and 1915. 1t
does not affect the territorial force.
The additional 100000 men will
bring the British forces up to 1885,
400. On August there was supple
mentary estimate of 100000 followed
on September 8 by 100000 more. The
number of men now called out by the
government answers the requirements
of the year ending March 81, 1915.
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FORCED TO LEAVE DIXMUDE
Germans Unable to Hold Captured
French City-AIiies Maintain
Positions.

London, Nov. 1.-THE Germans,
who on Tuesday last captured Dix
nude, today were driven out with
heavy losses
They stood the terrific fire bravely;
in fact, refused TO bulge from their
hard earned position until cxtermina-
don faced them.
They stood their ground before a
heavy fire OF shrapnel and high explo-
sives, but on the appearance OF large
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Turkish Troops Invade Russia.

Constantinople, Nov. II (via Ber-
lin and thence by wireless) Turkish
troops have invaded Russia and are
Black sea, according to an official
statement issued here. 1t follows:
Turkish troops yesterday occupied
all the Russian block houses after a
surprise attack on the frontier of the
vilayet of Trebizond. The Ottoman
forces advanced three hours march
into Russian territory in the direction
of Batum and captured the enemy's
barracks at Kusco."