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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08
u.s. ROOPERFOUND
DEAD ON TRACK
Al SUFF|ELD
First Death in Forces Sent TO
Colorado Strike Zone. Of
ficers Seek for Traces Of
Foul Play.

Trinidad. Colo, sept. S.-Lying on
the Colorado a southern rgilrOad
track near Sufneld. the dead and
mangled body OF Private Roy ED
derou. troop l., Eleventh L. :. cav
airy. stationed at Forbes. was found
az an early hour this morning. The
soldier had been run over by a train.
The coroner, sheriff ana the federal
military authorities are today en-
gagged in an investigation 10 deter
min whether the man lost his life
through accident ar from foul play,
An unidentified man who WIS found
asleep near where the body was
found and who made his getaway
prior TO the arrival of the officers. H.
being searched for. This Is the hrst
death in the ranks of the federal
troops since they occupied the south
ern strike district IN April 80.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08
POPE DENEDICT
URGES PRAYER
FOR PEACE
First Consistory Of New Pom
tiff Marked by Gorgeous
C~Ostuming and Decorations
of the Papal Court.

Rome. Sept. s (via Paris. 1855
y. m.1-The FIRST consistOry Of Pope
Benedict was held here today. II
was marked by gorgeous display In
the apparel OF those present and dec
orations of tho papal court septem-
her 4. the day OF the nativity OF the
Virgin. was chosen for this occasion
b the pontin himself.
The participation was limited al
most entirely to ccctcsastics aud OIL
c,nis OF the vatican.
Many relatives OF tho pope occu-
pied seats in a special tribunal.
Surrounded by almost all the car
dinais az present in Rome the pope
was carried into the consistory on
the Gcstatoria chair, and greeted
with loud applause.
He imposed the red has on Cardinal
Anthony Mendes Bello, patriarch OF
Lisbon. Cardinal Gulsasola y Menen.
dez. archbishop of Toledo; Cardinal
PM. archbishop Of Vienna and
Johann Csernoch. prlmate OF Hun.
gary. The last Is the only new APP
pointmcnt.
Following this ceremony. the pom.
TN delivered his. allocution. In thu
address he urged the necessity OF
strengthening and c~lcvating religious
feeling throughout the world. as tbs
only remedy to society for the evil,
today 81 strikingly shown IN the de-
plorable conflict now rending Europe
The faithful must pray fcrVently foI
the cessation OF this warfare. tbs
pontin declared. asking especially tht
interccsslon OF the Virgin.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08
NEW MEXICO Gets
$4,000 FROM
GOVERNMENT
Forest Receipts, Which Will
Be ApportiOned Among
Counties for Roads and
School Purposes.

or the net receipts Of the forest
service from the forests OF this state
and Arizona Tor the fiscal year end
ing June 80, SsI.llO goes la New
and roads. and AN additional S3S,
$50 Tor roads and trails within for
est reserves Ia the state. Arizona gets
like amounts for The same purposes.
II was said at the forest service
office today that the appgrtioninvnt
Of the money by counties is not
made by the government The states
money Is paid over to the state
treasurer, and the Legislature aDpor-
lions IL. The total net receipts from
the forests In New Mexico and Ari-
o m for the fiscal year were sigs.-
GOO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08
MILLION IN GOLD
SENT TO CANADA

New York, Sept. S.-shipment Of
~. 0n0. 600 In gold 10 Canada and an
other sharp decline in London ex-
changc were features OF the local
financial situation today. The gold
was taken By the local branch of u
Canadian banking Institution and ~
far as could be learned forms ne part
OF the shipments recently made TO
Ottawa Tor account OF the Bans Of
England.
TOday's decline In exchange.
amounting to = per cent per pound
sterling was accepted az further
proof OF the easier conditions nov
existing between this market II
London Moderately large amounts
OF graia and othes commodity hlis
changed hirnds tocay un the hastB OF
Si.9S for cables and &i.97 Tor de-
mand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08
MOTION To DISMISS
BACA'S SUIT is
MADE BY MANN
Amended Complaint Not Filed
Within the Time Prescribed
by Court in Sustaining De-
murrer.

judge Edward a. Mann. counsel
Tor Eduardo NJ Otero. today nled a
motion In the district court for the
dismdsssti Of Elfcgo Baca's 5000
damage suit against Mr., Uter0.
judge ftaynolds on the l5th OF last
month sustained Judge Mann's de-
niurrcr TO the BaCa complaint. and
gave the plaintln ten days In which Ia
ME an amended complaint. In mo-
ton today Judge Mann sets gu, that
The plaintiff has failed 10 Me an
amended complaint. although more
than ten days has elapsed.
The slit, as told, WIS started In
answer 10 MI Otero's libel suit Tor
damages oegun against Mr. Haca in
Valencia county, the basis II which
was tive articles printed In Mr.
hscas paper, La opinion Publiga.
relative to the death of solomon
Luna.
Dcsiderio CaraDajai. Who sought an
order restraining Juan Baea from
continuing alleged trespass of cattle
ON land in the southern part OF Ber-
naiiilo county. lost bis action today.
Judge Reynolds dismissed the case,
and put the costs on the complainant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08
WATERS RECEDING IN
X. C. FLOOD DISTRICT

Kansas city. Sept. S.-Waters In the
flooded districts of Rosedale. kansas.
a suburb, and la the residence Sec
ton of Kansas city, Mo, adjacent 10
Brush creek as well as In the Shelf
field factory district, on the eastern
limits of this city where the Blue
river overlooked. were %receding rap
Idly today and all danger was be-
licyed TO be passed. The main bus
mess and residence districts Of Kan
sas city. Ma. were not affected by
the food which aas caused BY a rain
of 6.9t inches on sunday nisnt. Tiiis
heavy precipitation filled Turkey
creek In the low district southwest Of
the city. and sent the stream over rs
banks into Roscdale, kansas. where
three lives and property damase OF
81. 500. eco wa h estimated toll OF
the flood.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08
MAY PUT ON PULLMAN
TO STATE CAPITAL

santa Fe. \. ~. sept, s.-As a
result OF the visit here yesterday Of
Edwin Chambers, vice president -
the santa re. a through Pullman
sleeper may be put ON from Chi
caRo 10 santa Fe. Sir. Chamber
visited the home Of Ashley Pond on
the isaatSn vigii grant, and was Ma
Impressed with the possibilities OF
the city and its environs as a summer
and winter resort and an attraction
for tourists that he proposes 10 see
what can be done to Improve traffic
conditions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08

The most wonderful thing IN the world
n love expressed in ihe helpless infant.
And among those ails n comforts Tor
espeetant moihora 81 The wei known
Mothers Friend
This ~ an external Application 10
enable the abiomlnal muscles 20 become
more plant. O. expand naturally without
undue pain from tho ntrain upon cords
and llgamcuts.
In almost every settled community arc
women who have enjoyed tue blessing OF
this famous remedial ana hoipfui embro-
cation. Their daughters have grown up
10 learn % rs splendid assistance.
Applied as directed upon those muscles
involved Il sooihes tho me network of
nerves with which an tho muscles arc
supplied. Thus a great share of the pains
20 much dreaded may be avoided and tho
period u expectancy passed through Ia
case and comfofI
Anythirs that adds 80 much comfort
must Be counted aH n blessing indeed.
In q iittle book sent BY mall much use
ful information Is given 20 inexperienced
mothers. II tells how % use Mothers
Friend" and how 10 avoid caking breasts.
Get 4 hQtlle today aud write for beck 10
nrednflo Regulator eu,s 400 lamar Bldr,
Atssns.a IA w sgte Soa get rAother's
"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08
UNPUBLISHED POEM
BY TENNYSON
IS TIMELY
Son of Great English Poet
Quotes Brief Verse by His
Father Urging England to
Arm.

London. sept. ) Ci:55 a. mD-Lord
Tcnnyson. son OF the poet, at a patri-
otic meeting lasj night quoted the
folio wins hitherto unpublished poem
OF his father.
'Oh. who tx rs, che single fool.
Who say That wars are over.
Nhat bloody potent flashes there
Across the straits of Dover?
Are you ready. Bruons all
To answer yes with thunder
Arm. Arm, Arm.
"Nlne hundred thousand slaves in
arms
They seek la hiring us under
But ENGLAND lives and sin will live
For we'll crush the despot yondsr--
Are you ready. Brituns all
To answer foes with thunder
Arm. Arm. Arm"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08
MEXICO CITY WATER
SUPPLY GUT Off
FOR 8 DAYS
Incident Worries Washington
as Refleoting Relentless
Activity of the Southern
Bandit Leader.

Washington. Sept. S.-OfHciai dis.
patches today telling Of the cutting
OF Mexico City'S water supply for
three days. presumably by Iapstssta
bands. concerned administration Of
hcinls because they reflected the ro-
ienlicss activity OF the southern
leader. following the recent parleys
with Carranza representatives.
II wits considered practically GER
tain that u Carranza aud Villa unite
IN forming a strong central govern
ment. ~Secognition by the United
States will follow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08
A TO COMBINE
THREE MORE SCHOOL
DISTRICTS ARE ON

Petitions are being circulated for
the consolidation OF school District
No -. Csndeiariae, and Districts
Nos , and :. Los Griegos. II the
movement il carried through sue
ceasfully and the necessary honds are
voted. "A handsome new building VIII
he erected between the two viiiagcs'
II will be a modern, four-ro0in
school. aud will mark another big
Etep IN County superintendent Ala
nasio Montoya's campaign 90 elevate
BernaInlo county to the front rank
educntionaliy4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08
RED CROSS STEAMER
HELD
UP IN NEW YORK

~
lV' '.p
~ uue 10 ha' az "o""
"n
neulVal ioi ."'vp,a mite
~ W. "o,u up W
ar, noD" ""u ~" ""' sal" tut "
oi" ""Ss y N"7'
Miss Mabel b"ardman' president
OF the ised cross society TINS hitei
noon verified reports mat diplomats
Instructions a been raised to the
NcsHVts saiiing ana added that sue
hoped they would ne Hmoothcd out
wlthin "a snort Tune
u han ueeh Reported that W per
cent OF the hed Cross crew were
terminus inns report fl"weNeF' wan
iouhd To ne uhi"un"ed ny u snip.
pins commissioner VINO s'id he hau
s"tislieu hlhlnet that every "eil"eI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08
RUSSIAN R~EsERvIsTs
WILL NOT BE CALLED
HOME FROM ABROAD

London, Sept. 5 (3.05 p. mJ-The
Russian military authorities have dc
s~ervists OF hat country noW abroad,
according "a AN auuounccmcnt made
today by the Russian cmbassN. An
the reseryisis viii uc permitted, how
ever, 20 enroll iu The ranks OF any
OF the allied armies,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08
CHURCHMEN
WILL SAIL FOR
HOME TOMORROW

Rome, Sept. 2. SIZE a. M. WA
Paris. sept. 3, SIZE a. m1-Cardinal
Gibbons leaves here "Wednesday ana
will sail from Naples, aboard the
steamer CanOpic,' with Cardinal
O'connell. escortiag several hundred
Americans. Including two school girl
nieces Of Representative Underwood
OF Alabama.
Cardinal Farley hiss already been
received In farewell audience by POPE
Benedict XIV.
He viii not participate In the con
History OF Tuesday. As ne wishes Ia
rest before his departure Wednesday
morning for Naples. Cardinal Farley
will sail for the United states IN the
steamer santa Ana on September a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08
AMERICAN CONSUL AT
COLOGNE HAS A RUN
OF HARD LUCK

London. sept. s Us5S . MI
Cha-les A. Holder OF Colorado, the
American consul az COLOGNE. who was
brought to London last week froul
Dieppe ON a stretcher, Is reported 10
be In a grave condition al a local
hospital. lie has undergone one
minor operation and still faces an
operation OF a graver character. His
wife. who Was suffering from a brok-
en- leg as "A result of falling down
Stair. n improving.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08
STATION
AT WILL
BE E TOMORROW

Washington, Sept. S.-Announce-
ment WAS made here today that the
wireless station az Tuckerton. \. J..
would probably be opened tomorrow
to reoeive messages of the h%elligerent
European towers. Lieutenant Felix
\. Gyax has been placed In charge Of
the station.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08

James Clause and Ramundo sediiio,
Who were subject 10 proceedings de
lnnatico inquirendo. were hdiudsed
sane by Judge Raynolds today, up
on reports from Or. Charles A.
Frank, who examined them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08

Traction company workmen start
ed removing the temporary wooden
pavement at Central venue ana Sec
end street craasins to-day prepAre-
tory 10 laying cement
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08

Roy y. Wionke and Cloora Anna
Padgett took out "A marriage license
al the office OF County CLERK A. L..
Walker this afternoon.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08
MANY CANDIDATES
FOR WILSON'S
POSITION
H. C. Miller of Albuquerque
Said to Aspire to Be Attor-
ney for Pueblo Indians, Va.
Gated by Progressive Cand!-
date.

santa Re. y, NJ. Sept. S.-Numcr-
ous candidates are %springiuR az for
the position NJ attorney for The Puc-
bio Indians. made vacant hy the res
ignation OF Francis G. Wilson. the
Progressive candidate Tor cougross.
d j. "a. Crist announced today that
he would moi be a candidate ana IL
is understood that the $500 salary
does not appeal 10 M. Crist. n. g.
Miller of Albuquerque. g. Volncs
Howard of this city. /. T. Dunlavl
and several others are mentioned AS
DESTROYS of getting The position.
Turquoise Mines Sold AGAIN.
The troubled affairs OF the santa
Fo turquoise mllcs. from which the
Tinanys 81 New York gel much of
their supplies, are again la court and
the mines. the property OF the Amer
lean Turquoise company viii be sold
under court order In the near future
To satisfy a Judgment obtained hy At
torneys Easley and Essiey for y.
Gilbert. This is The third or fourth
time the property which consists oi
ive claims, has ncen sold To- satisfy
judgments. The present claim is foI
$4,000.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-08

Let the Herald want ad do your
work.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-23
PROBATE COURT

Edwin r. Cramer estate. Derby.
Ina u. Cramer appointed administra-
trix; T. c. Camp and A. B. Cobleigh
appraisers and commissioners.
Kenneth L. Macleay estate, New
port. Gertrude S. -Macleay appointed
administrative H. A. Black and R. P.
Skinner, appraisers and commissioners.
Appraisers inventory filed.
B. F. Sawyer estate. Derby. Lula
.. kittredge appointed administrative !;
M. A. Adams and Oscar Abbott ap-
praisers and commissioners.
Mary A. Shedd. minor, Sheffield. to
wit. Barton. Guardians inventory
filed.
Cushman F. Gilbert estate, Newport.
Appraisers inventory filed.
Horace o. Hines estate, Lowell.
Commissioners report filed.
VIM. Sanville estate, Irasburg. APP
praisers' and administrator ,invento-
ries filed.
Azubah j. Hayden estate, Albany.
d. H. Hackett appointed special adj
ministrator. Commissioners report
filed.
Samuel D.. Meacham estate, New
port. Commissioners report filed.
Eliza A. Cutting estate, Barton.
Will filed for probate. Hearing as
signed for Sept Is, at F. w. Baldwin,
office, Barton.
Beulah L. Clark estate, Derby. In
ventories of appraisers and administra-
tor filed.
Everett I. Mccullough, minor, New
port. Release and discharge of Rev.
j. P. Mccullough guardian, filed and
approved. ward having attained her
majority.
J. L. Edwards trust estate, Newport.
Annual account of w. S. Robbins, trus-
tee, rendered and allowed
Caroline Sutton estate. Barton. Ad.
ministrator's inventory filed.
| Cynthia NJ Jones, minor, Troy. FL
nal account of Thaddeus Tracy. guard
an, filed and approved, and guardian
discharged, ward having attained hel
majority.
Charles l. Collins estate, Barton
Eunice w. Collins appointed admins
tratrix George Humphrey and Franz
Hunt, appraisers and commissioners.
Ellen J. Baxter trust estate, Derby
| Hearing on settlement of annual &C
count of Hon. John G. Foster, trustee
assigned for Sept. % at Newport, p
m.
John D. Griffin estate. Charleston
Final account of j. F. Kendrick, exec
utor, allowed, and estate decreed to
legatees under the will.
Carl H. Cole estate. Newport. Will
filed for probate. Hearing assigned
for Sept. %, at Newport, 2 p. m.
Philip J. Miles estate. Charleston
Final account of S. E. Gay, admins
tor. allowed, and estate decreed tt
widow of deceased.
Peter Decker estate, Newport
Commissioners report filed.
Clara A. Brigham estate, Derby
Inventories of appraisers and admin
strator filed.
J. L. Lewis estate, Troy. Licens
granted executrix to sell real estate
Report of sale of real estate filed b.
eXecutriX.
Francis Pronto estate, Lowell. Ac
count of administrator allowed and es
tate decreed to heirs.
Emeline S. Mitchell estate, Auburn
dale, Mass, to wit, Newport. Commits
sioner's report filed.
J. H. Betters estate. Derby. Al
praisers' inventory filed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-23
$2,849,723.62

There is for everything; plants don't grow
ont moisture and hea-Savings Bank don't grow without
public confidence.
is true, that THIS BANK is THE LARGEST BANK in
any village of its size in the world
The claim is not made for the Hyde Park Bank that it is
better than any other Bank That necessary All Of
the Lamoille County Banks good but Lamole County
may we'll take pride in the fact that within borders
Bank which entitled the unique distinction named
The painstaking which has enabled this Bank
make its phenomenal growth in the past will be exercised in
the future. "SAFETY FIRST" will be it's guiding princ
pie always
1t pays Four Per Cent; it compounds sem-annualy
pays all and takes of every financial which
comes to it for financial aid in this section of Vermont
dence support and goodwill Vermoners everywhere in
general but of Lamoe County in particular Every
mediation consistent with safe banking always the
of Vermonters at this Bank.
The Board of Directors of this Bank among the
conservative and successful business of the County, and
besides the President and Presidents named below
Seth A. Fe Wocott Arba A. Pike, Stowe and Roger W.
Hulburd and Donald H. Scribner, Hyde Park
entirely safe send money this bank either by
express, registered letter. check express post Office
money order In it's than quarter of century of bus
ness dollar this bank has been lost
Isit.
CARROLL S. PAGE, President
RU IS MGEH )! fAsE' Vice Presidents
T. M. CULVER, Treasurer
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-23
Fifty-First Semi-Ann Statement of the
LAMOlLLE COUNTY SAVINGS BANK
AND TRUST COMPANY
Hyde Park, :. Vermont

LIABILITIES
Due Depositors $2,654,27O.67
Capital Stock 100000
Surplus 10000.
Undivided Profits 56,591.69
State Tax due in Aug. s,s61.26
$2,849,723.62
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-23
Scorns Eleven Wounds.

A correspondent at st. Petersburg
got the following incident through the
censor:
"a Cossack hero, Kuzma Kriachkof.
who received eleven wounds In an out
post affair against the Germans and
attracted the special attention Of the
emperor while in the hospital at Mos
cow and DeHuoned to be allowed to
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-20
WOMAN SENTENCED FOR
 MURDER NEGRO MAN
Trial of Lewis Nelson, Under Sentence of Death Win
 Begin Today

Mary Watson, negrcss. charged with the murder Of John C. Norwood. a member of B troop. Ninth cavalry. In Douglas a month or SO ago. plead guilty to the charge of manslaughter in the Superior court iu Tombstone yesterday and received an indeter. minate sentence of from one 10 ten years in the state penitentiary.
 The trial of Lewis Nelson. also colored and also from Douglas NH begin this morning He killed a negro trooper in Douglas nearly two years ago and was given the death sen tence. Later the Supreme court of the state reversed the decision of the lower court on the ground that certain testimony that was not ad- mitted should have been. He vas brought from the state penitentiary to Tombstone yesterday and the re- trial will begin this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-20

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Nov. 19.-Three hundred representatives of trade com missions, chambers of commerce and commercial clubs from all parts of the Mississippi Valley gathered here today to boost new trade routes through the Valley to South America, and to organize for the booming of foreign trade in the middde-west.
 Chicago. Kansas City St. Louis and other big centres of trade were rep resented in this conference, and many able speakers were heard on the foreign trade situation as il applies to { Mississippi Valley products and trade routes.
 The organization is to be made per manent and will mold regular meet ings in order to promote collectively the foreign trade Of the middle west and to solve the new problems pre- sented. The great boom in foreign trade which is going on throughout the country was the factor which brought together for cooperation this big convention, although such an or. ganization has been proposed for many years.
 The discussion of booming trade routes of the valley for the big traffic which is beginning to flow toward South America occupied earnest at- tontion. The promotion and develop. ment Of trading credits with Central and South America was another inter esling problem considered and great great interest was manifested in the call to the organization of the Middle West 10 see that this section gets it's full share of the prosperity brought about at this time by the huge demand for American products and manulac- tured goods in Europe
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-20
MUCKlE MCDONALD MUST FACE TRIAL

BOULDER Montana. Nov. 19. - Judge W. A. Clark of the district court overruled a motion for the dis missal of the case of "Muche' Me Donald, Joe Bradley and Joe shan non. members of the Butte mine work CTS union charged with kidnapping three miners deported from Butte last August
 The court held a prima facie case was made by the state. shannon testified that although a member of the miners executive committee he was a mere spectator at the trial and deportation of the miners and said he. Bradley and Mcdonald took minor part in the affair
 He admitted he went along to the outskirts Of the city during the de. portatiOn of the miners
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-20
TO PERPETUATE WAR FOR FUTURES USE.

NEW YORK Nov l9 Future gen. efations win be able Co see actual oc. currcnces Of the European war in mo. ton D cures see specimens of arms and copies Of documents in a museum to be erected by the Modern Historic Records Association Of which former President William H Taft is honorary president The association announced it already possesses many war films More wll be added and put In chron- ological order forming a panoramic view of the great actions. Records and pictures will be transferred to parchment and other imperishable materials
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-20
GREAT INVENTION
 FOR WARS WOUNDED.

GENEVA. Switzerland Nov 70. - A preparation said to instantly cause the cessation Of blood flow from a wound was invented by Professor Theodore Kocher, of Berne, who was awarded the Noble prize for surgery in 1912 and his assistant Dr. \. Ponce
 The new preparation is called Coagulen. lt is a powder, dissolved in water before application
 The discoverers made gift ot their invention to the armies in the field and sent large quantities of the powder to the surgical headquarters of both German and French armies
Bisbee daily review., 1914-11-20
MANY PRISONERS AND GUNS CAPTURED.

LONDON, (Friday) Nov. 20. - A Reuter- dispatch from Vienna gives the followig official statement; "The battle in Russian Poland progresses favorable According to the days in- formation our troops have captured 1000 prisoners eighteen machine guno and several field guns"