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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30
NrmnIratrn I'm Wentralitdt.

Dies lit fem 9r1ftoenten.@abl
iahr, beHHoh iollteu mir urs Dor
4uqen balten. haB troRoem ober
rielmebr auf gruno oes in euro,
pa uiltben6en arieges unO Der
Ihatiade, 6ab Rraiioeut Billion en-
Hdrt Bot, oaB oie Ger. Stooteil
neutral bleibet iperben. bod bic IN
ben arieg oerpidelten 0attpueu init
bel SutereTe 0us grgebuib Der je-
ti1en @ablen erparten, Inn 81
Iebeu, Oh ons geu6hHIife Bolt bier
oteie Bolitif uuieres graiioeHteH
aud fernerbin 81 mteritiisen &C.
Oenft. 8enn mir baber Die Regie-
rung Del Oieier droee nnteritiieer
MOLTEN, miiieu mir iiir oas 0emofra
tide Tidet itimmen. Seeen sic
Elm Greu3 in ben areis an Der Spi'
tie 0es Sidets gegeniiber Dem @or,
te y9emotrat" rmo, merm mir ollg
10 banoeln, miro es Der 1eIt, INSIDE.
N
ionoere europa un5 Werito, 5eigen,
0aB mir. bas gep6bnlide Bolt, oer
Der. Staaterl, nit Der irieOlideH
neutraIen Saltuug uuieres graiiOen'
ten ein~peritaHoen iino Gtimmen min
0agegen 70 Bir0 es iOTDobl au0ereu
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idetneH, ais oh mir arieg Dem 6rie.
ben por5eieben uno ben bieiigen Sin.
goes oas Rett geben gtaom III
maiden, ariegsgeifrei boren al Iai.
len uHo Der Administration 8erIe.
genbeit 81 bereiten.
QaBt ufs uniere 8ertbi1dbuma
unierer iesigen Hegieruns bic mn
Der gar3en @eIt 6rieben bdIt, oa
our6 5eigen, OaB mir fir Oas De.
motratiide 9idet itimmen nnb mil
aIle groBen MtdnHer 0arin iber.
| e%inftimmenb BEN 8rdiioenten bel
SnIteben in ieinem gorbabeu, ariee
s1 permetben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30
sdnlraths- aauSiSutsu Sss gara,r
6omitcs.

Sbige Cite mDblbefunnter 8iir.
ger Smobo's miro in0oiiirt bont
8irger.aomite sur 8abl am 9iens.
tag aIs MitgIieOer oes Shulratbes.
4Ie 8dbler in Der Sta0t baden
oos &eht. fiir aGe adt au tim,
men. 4uh 6raieH founen mablen.
.nenn tie iduIpfIiftige ainoer babeH
.ooer Steuern 5ableu. Gle brauheI
.HIht 3u regiitriren. 9as 4riH5lp
.0es 8irger Itdets lit oos, ere
8eHoung gum 9eiiereH in Der Get
.tlng bon Gmnba's 5ffentlihen 5Gu.
len berbeiBuiibreu. Gs lit bic ants
mort auf enc mettberbreitete 6or.
|oerung non gilrgern aler alaiien.
|oaB elm giiraers6idet nuigeiteat uer.
I0e, oos aus M1unern 5%uiammenge.
.iteat lei, bic fdbig, eeredt ebrlid
uno HeprdfentuHten Der belten gur.
geri6aft lfno. Die Mitglieoer Der
er5iebungsbeh6roe erbalten feline
8e3ablung. Der auiriatige 8unid.
Der 8iirgerihaft gu oieneiL befaelt
ale adt @erren un6 peroen Die.
ielben pom 8iirger.a omite mlfs
95dite ~empfoblen. Die e~r5iebungs.
beb6rOe beitebt aus - MitgIie6ern,
BON oeuen 4 iest bleiben. 8enn es
nun ben @egnern bes giirgertidets
gelingt, 8 ibrer aonoionten our65u.
briugen. 10 ba6en iie nit ben Der
bleibenOen ! nod INNER Die SION.
treae uno btaies iollte TN SntereIc
oes 8emetupeiens berma0en per.
ben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30
Gin lester gppefl.

Die Regenteu Der Staots. lniner.
fiat bitten uns, f~oIgenoen lebteH
appelI an bic GItern pon glebrasfa
ST. 0er5ffentLiteu:
v@m 3. Robember miro Shr go.
tim bic -@ohlfabrt Der StoatsuHi-
oerfit1t bon Rebrasfa fir ale 3ett
entihei6en. Cine Steuer Die 21a
g2ilionen Collars erbringen uiro.
uuroe bon Der lesten 9egisIatur ais
Ton0 fir einen Reu6aii Der timber
fiat betDiIIigf. GO fDuroe Dem Boil
fe iiberIaIien, 8i entiheioen, Oh oie-
ie 21b Miaionen Dollars fir neue
8ebdu6e altf Der 800 ader 5arm.
no Die MISUNDERSTANDING abthei.
hing ieBt untergebraht tit, ~nerpanot
meroen ioIlen unS 10 cine einbeitlihe
uniberitt1t beraulteaen o0er Of A.
100000 Collars alisgegeben peroeu
iollen, Inn ben iesigen llniberiitdts-
CAMPUS 81 1ergroBern uno auf bic.
ie @eiie 8fpei beribieoene, Dolitdn.
bige lniberiitaten in Der Staot
2incolu ottf5ubaueH,.
SIN er3ieberiihen Gimme nber BE-
oenten 8Dei staatsuntperfitaten cine
oerifmenberii6e &er6oppeIung Der
2ebrfrdfte, @ebdu0e, gibliotbefen,
9urnbaien uitD. m0 t5eiien anger.
benz nod Die Stuoeuteuidaft. @trtb.
idjaftlih bebentet bic 4usgabe ben
Soften oes anIbIieBeu0en @ebdubes
ungefdbr iobiel, aIs ote ietigen &c
bau0e in Der ~liHterItaot pertb iino.
Die 6oroernng ie6er Jest im aa,
pitoI untergebrnhten 5taatsbeh0r0e
INN mebr Malm nir0 bic CUTE Nus
uisuug ieDes jest aiif benz llnioer-
iitatsplate in Der GtaOt beTH6lider
@eb1u0es garantiren uno auf eint
@enerotien binnrs bic 9lotbpenDig,
felt zines nelien Aapitolgebduhes
bermeioen. @iini6en Gle cine gro
Bere llniberIit1t bort 81 ieben, mt
lie 6urd Observation-Disclosures eiHgeengi
nirb2 auf einem 9Iat, Der lett Ian
gen Sabren ihon aIs bprnebmer
Mobnbesirf aufgeaebeu lit? Muf eli
nem gInb. 100 sic 3hre 9odtei
niht inn GunfeEn geben lnFfen mir
0en2 Cher tpiinihen @ie cine srobs
ll~niberiitdt nuf Der bibiden mi
berbeIlerten 500 Nder gnrm. Die Be.
lreits Dem Staate seb0rt2 lleberSaH,
fen Gie oies, nno urtbeiIen 5tI
6ann iel6it.s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30

oos nod Der gbhht Der Ietieu 9e.
aisfatir am ~. Suli Iehien Sabres
in arait treteR ioate, Bum Rah.
'ibeils Der Mrbeiter In whiblen So.
bgiten ulb anbereH gefabrliden VT
b~eitsltditen bot eihe Organization
pon Mobotaten. 0eren &alpteinnabs
mRqueaen Die @~usbeutuna BON I'm.
fad. GHtih1btgungsoHipriiheH bisber
mar, Die CUTE Qrbeit Der gegiSlatur
.ouber arait gu ieten beritonbeu.
3nbem iie einen 5on0 bon S-t0.
600 Dollars auibrohteH une besabl.
tie 4rbeiier iar SO pro 2ae. Neiis-
feiten m0 5 gts. fir ieoe Inter.
.idriit alsiouoteH. baiten ie ben
.6rfolg ein Referendum fir bic.
les DeroieHitppue @eieS 81 erSielen.
.geaA Dem arbeitgeber 0aitpIlihtee.
ies peritan6 Is Der Aobotat iih Die
Salfte Der benz nerlebten arbeiter
suseiprohenen gntiddoiglmg an Il.
hern. I'm biele Sumne flo Su Il.
herH, beritanhen es bic aobotnten,
.fh, mbetAmmert bnrifm. piebieI
fur bic unelHdiiheu Gpfer ooer be.
rem SnterbIiebenen iibrig bIieb, Gin
3urlidbebaItungsrsht si iderH uuo
errei6ten baburd, baB linen ibre
Salfte 5usrit m~lsbe8abIt Duroe.
AuBer Dem nentgen MN ober. oas
benz @erIesten ODER ben ungliidliheH
5iHterbliebenen nod ab5ug Der an'
n~altgb6lfte geblieben mar, mllBteu
lie aud nod Die Soften oes gerfab.
.rens beaablen. io0aB ibnen oiel, biel
.peHiger blieb, ols Dem 4bBotatgn
.einige Der beloHOers IN llufaIlsfln'
gen tbdtigen 4oDofate ioaen allen
.0orals elm SobreseiHfommeH bon
$25-30,000 er3ielenl Gns neug
arbeiter ltnfaG. entihd0tgunes.@ sc
.ies r6umt nit ioI6en alaeen Out
mnb ioate idlou oesbaIb isoer am
naditeu Gienitaa ooiar emtreten
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30
Rnrrcli ilr Mtrralfnlani.

Der bemciraiilde aanoioot Eir
tants N epraieHtaHi, Serr Soba q.
@orrstt. TT elm hiuser @ann. Der
DIE game BETTER 0es eriolgeB Don
mtru biunuf bot ourdma6eR mai.
fen. Dad elmer ioraiaIttgeu Gr5ie.
bun1, beIiidltr cr Bite CREIGHTON
@ehtsihule nu6 praltt5iri uut, il
Ieiuer goterftaSt Sib,0 maha. eerr
Barrett III hber bic oiigntlideu IRA.
Gen iebr gut orienitrt nno aii6 etu
1reunS nrs Tentihtbuns, ipie lei.
ne SuhoiIirune burh ben oeitideu
6emofratifhcn Club IN Sio-C mnba
benefit.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30

5aHia siHss Ssrtiaer 4ay6isrinagsa
Id. fam bud BIOS
~ urs lett GnaIanes aesnin;
Set mar fdnlos,
Ia frtii III mir mid ipeHi1.
ID brett n Cling,
Sei ioEte er iheu ibieren:
1ptt fesf ben Sing,
lab It'd merb tHn rafiereH
DIR Fribsrs MsttSnis BON Snbieu
1urapa, .ssIGrt turaunb bin.
ia: GnsInnb mub Biz nufs duBsrF'
ltfne Mrmse osrms9rsn, bomit Is BIZ
Gsutl DEN bsFese, Gut ssbriIIt. in.
aifAer Q1sre.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30
Mnrenrtn fiir 1rishsnsridtrr.

lin ben 8olten pilies 5rieoeus.
rifters betpirbt iid aif Dem bemo.
1idet SRrr U. &iaarO
MoreartD, Gpbn 0es betnnnteil
giedtsonmoItes 6. 8. Mcrecrtn.
$40 @ee gISg. Ger @oubiont 1T
BIER gsboren, aufgetpnaien uno ergo
geR un6 bat 6ns gfe9t g~eniigenb
ituoirf. nm pinen gutelt GrisAevs.
rid)ter nbsngeben @os ibn nber
ben 1eutifen bqionSers omnebm.
bar MAIDEN miro. b1s iii Der lin.
itanA. DAB iotpobl er oIs feline gan.
I'd a0milie oficn fir bic geredte
gnHe Geittimlanos In bisIem Ariege
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30

Gin 5iueiter Brief Der iDarm fir
5errn U. 9. Speneer ais Staats
ienator eintritt. erreidte uus belte,
unO slauben mirp am 8eiten 81
tbuH pen1 mir oenlelbeH fir iid)
ieIbit ipreden l1iien. ct Iautet:
8~arneston, 9eeb., 90. Oft. 1914.
Omaha 1fibuHe, Omaha.
Die Sauptmahl am 3. @obember
1914 iollte einem ieoeu Deutideu
in G%riHneruHg brinaeb Sab 9err
%. 9. Opener Der redte Wann if
fur Stootsienotor. Nus Der Ct,
fabruns Der 3eit Die id in 8arnes,
ton pobne. babe ih 70 piel BON Germ
n. o. Spencer tennen eelernt baB
er bon aopf Bis ga SUB Elm hurh.
aus ebrenDoler Gbarnfter III unb
mir tblt, mas re6t lit. Ser NJ.
aIs Banter bier bebanoeli
SeoeH eleih, arm ODER reid, Suee
ober Gbriit; o1rim. ibr Iieben
4eutiden bergeiIet 9errn u. 9
Spencer an 3. Robembcr 1914
|nidt; fem Mort III gut, nnb &err
u. o. Gpencer miro oles gum
|beiten ~regiereu, mera ct erp1bIi
.wIro. Dopio 5torh.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30
Arbeiter.iinfaa GnHasbisnuss
Wefeb.

Zines bet am meiIten bonn bu.
maneil Stanbbunttc aus benStieten
@eiebe. Oas bon Der IetteH 9esis.
.Iatlr aHeeaonimen mitr0e. 1T lest
BON ielbitliatigen 5utereiien gum
@eoemIfanb eines beftigcn Augriffs
genaoht ur0 8lpnr lit 0ies hns VT.
better unfaa-e Htihdbisnags .@eies
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30

0as in eH6ftnntret6
eff b~srbreitsie gldtt Petit Mnrs
siaais4 isiIt NIT, Oob Die mad Mlars
sias otbrd9tsn btutf@tu 4rissssss
ansentT ben Der Meng. nit Gtods
isEtn unb G~isinpirFtn snpfungsn
Jar0tn unb mir NIT Milke osr Ges
abr tnEginesn, seIpHnt az perhm.
9a SeutfAe GtFaubte in GopeAD1s
IN, Der 6its ben banila eH 3eiiungeH
aitttiIt, fpsIF gIsid5eiiis oarauf bin,
jab bon ben ms9r ais 100000
sriesassFonssnta in Dsutf&lanb non
!i4t tfrtm strsigeH ein 6dar o.
fHmmt lei.
Jm an3tiseatsil bes
3rnboner .Doilp 3slesrapb" Fauo
i9 unlansI foIsenbe 4n3eise, be 10
redt biz aEt uno MeiIe beIsudtet,
pis IN England bic 9stpaFFhung 0er
5SIAusr nor flo ashi: s@sIssMRit
5ur 9ilFeIeitung! Uur ein neu 81
rri&ttn6es Battalion miro cine Bait
isris ben feds MdAinsuaspsAren sss
Iu4t. @sr unIersm 2on6s prottif4
s. 5AfIi6 fsin pin, bsIisbs F9 III
9srtinOung su fsksn NIT q. 20.
6o0aes Glq. (61 GratedurM Street,
9onhvn d, G.), &r ale Nnfragm
6s0utHoEisn nib.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30

bab GeuiihIauO omerifaniide 90.
pierre abitiebe.
auh tpenn Die Iette g2illior0e
Ben sise entideioet INFO uift bic
@aifen, Iieaen Die bebeuteuO bel.
ieren ausfhten ouf 9atihIaubs
Settle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30

eniriti. "a er ouh ionlt hilberIt
liberal eeIinHi III, Ielltr ieoer aifie
1eutihe tbn bd ber mabI berld.
Hhtiaen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30

geHafdt aHssiaen.
glei6mdktge nnb tOrt'
i6rtttlt6r Stener'Srtf

@d6Ir.-Bns se6en Gle Dor - Gin @eiet os QUO arsn 4 .HaS
|aIaffen BON eiaent6uri mf @rinb ener e%initdtung bdleneIi lop p ~
|hinen qrredten qntbetl an Der Steuerlaft roat, ooer el Wvgs ~ y"
|th cine at Giarntbtm bdteuert uuo ole nnoeren WREN a9spn~pN
Sorten Gle nieuals bon enem eett me GEM
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-12-17
PROGRESSIvES ARE HOPEFUL
Third Party Plans for Next General
Campaign.

Bolse.--Political interest In centered
In this state on the announcement Of
leading progressiyes that the progress
aiye party proposes TO keep up its
fight and In the next general election
campaign will be found with n more
complete state organization than II
had during the last campagn
The party In legally party because
II cast n 10 per cent vote AZ the last
election. \ proposed change In the
primary law raising the per cent to
20 might change it's status. The nor
nal strength OF the party is l0,5s3,
Two years ago the state ticket re-
celyed "A vote OF $4,000.
The people OF Idaho are waiting
with not a little interest for report OF
the examination into the affairs OF
the state treasury which was looted
TO the extent OF $4,000 to be made
public. The trial OF Fred NJ, Coleman.
ex'deputy state treasurer. charged
with the embezzlement OF $4,000 OF
this amount. has been set for Decem.
ber 2S,
Accountant Gleason Is now engaged
In compiling a report covering the en-.
tire four years OF Aliens ADMINISTERS,
tion. l, 10 said that this report viii
be OF somewhat startling nature and
will place the new legislature in pos
session OF the facts In connection with
the systematic steal that was carried
on In the treasury department during
that period OF years.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-12-17
AUSTRIANS DEFEAT
RUSSIANS IN CAlICIA

London, - The following official
communication. issued in Vienna. has
been received here;
In west Galicia the south wing OF
the Russian army was defeated at Ii
manovo and compelled to retreat We
are pursuing the enemy. All attacks
on the rest OF our battle front failed,
as did the previous ones.
Our forces which crossed the Car
pathians. after numerous battles. again
continue an energetic pursuit. In the
afternoon we took Neu Sandec. Our
troops again have entered Graibow,
Gorlice and zmigrod. The enemy has
completely evacuated the Zemplin
country.
In the east Carpathian woods,
which is some distance from the main
zone OF operations, the enemy was no
where able to gain important ground,
In general our troops hold the passes
in Bukowina, along the line OF the
Suczawa valley"
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-12-17
BRIEF WAR NEWS

Since the capture Of Lodz there
were no marked developments the
past week in the eastern battles, al
though fighting OF a more or less vio-
lent character is proceeding. The op,
posing headquarters assert the advan-
tage fell to their respective armies.
As an offset to the Russian asser-
ton OF having checked the advance
Of three OF five German columns In.
vading their territory, the Germans
say that their cavalry has repulsed the
Russian horsemen on the east Prus-
sian frontier; that in north Poland the
German operations are developing and
that in south Poland the Russian at
tacks have been unsuccessful.
1t is admitted in Berlin, however,
that the Russian resistance is by no
means broken, although, according to
the German estimate, In the battles
preceding the evacuation of Lodz the
Russians lost 10000 men, including
The $4,000 previously reported cap
tured, while the German losses. II is
said, were light.
In the battles around Lodz, In Rus.
sian Poland, the Russians suffered
greater losses than they did in their
defeat at Tannenberg, east Prussia,
according to the statement issued by
the German official press bureau, an.
nounclng the evacuation by the Rus
SLAMS OF the city of Lodz.
The town OF Lodz suffered little
damage during the fighting Some
suburbs and factories beyond the town
sustained property losses, but the in.
terror OF the place was almost undam.
aged. The Grand Hotel was not harm.
cd, and the electric tramway is now
running as In times of peace.
In the western theatre OF war the
Germans claim that French attacks
In Flanders were repulsed, while the
Paris Communique declares the west
bank OF the User was cleared OF the
enemy north OF Ypres. lie Perthe and
Lagrurle forest regions. whore the
French claim the advantage. the Ger
man statement declares the attacks
we're without success. In the Argonne
the Germans assert an important posi-.
tion was gained by the explosion OF II
mine.
Despite the German claims rumors
OF big British gains which have not
been announced are reaching c-a--.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-12-17
GERMANS MENACE
REAR OF WARSAW
Active Offensive Operations
Have Begun North Of
the vistula.

Berlin, by wireless to Sayville. N
Y.-Occupation Of the city Of Prza
snysz by the German forces which
have been advancing on Warsaw from
the north, recently reported unofficial
ly, was said definitely by the official
press bureau to have been accom-
plished.
This is the most important factor
I'm the latest developments from the
eastern theater of war" the press bu
reau statement continues, "and while
in itself It is not important, It shows
that the Germans have begun active
offensive operations north OF the Wis
tula. Przasnysz lies on the direct line
of communication between Willenberg
East Prussia, and Warsaw.
This shows that the advance is d.
rected against the fortified line along
the Narew River. II this line were
broken, the Germans would be In the
rear OF Warsaw. which would exercise
n deciding Influence on the Polish
campaign.
News from South Poland and Cali
cia makes II clear that, notwithstand
ing certain successes achieved by the
Germans and Austrlans. severe re-
slstance is being encountered every
where.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-12-17
Mineral Exhibit at Kellogg.

Kellogg One Of the best collec'
tions OF minerals in the entire state
In to be given n permanent home In
the Y. NJ. G.. A. quarters here. Earl V.
Shannon. local collector. having con
sented to place his exhibit in the build
lng. Cases will be secured and the
collection displayed In the lobby
where II may be seen by visitors TO
the city.
Shannon has had charge OF the OK
hiblt OF the state minerals for the
Pannma.PaoIflc exposition, and his col
lection includes ores and mineral spe-
cimens generally from all parts OF tho
world.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-12-17
ALLIES NOW CONTROL USER
Germans Complete Evacuation q
West Bank Of Waterway.

Paris.-The French official bulletin
given out In Paris. says French troops
now occupy the west bank OF the User
canal. Artillery engagements. all OF
thom resulting more or less advantage
ously TO the French. ire reported In
the region OF Arras. near Nanmpcei
on the Alsne. In the region OF Perthes,
near the forest OF La Gruerie. on the
heights OF the Meuse. and In the Vos'
ges. The text OF the communication
follows
1T is announced that two German
attacks at the extremes OF the front
have failed. One was 10 the northeast
OF Ypres and the other against the
railway station at Aspaoh (Alsace)."
An important advance by the
French troops In the forest OF La Pre-
tire. In France. and the repulse OF three
violent German infantry attacks TO the
southeast OF Ypres. Belgium. were the
outstanding features OF the official
communication issued earlier In the
day,
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-12-17
proson Ia AIesander's Aide.

Boise.--lt was announced here that
c. o. Broxon. managing editor OF the
Capital News. has accepted the posi-
ton OF private secretary to Governor
elect Moses Alexander.
Broxon was the progressive party
candidate for state treasurer at the
last election. He has been prominent.
ly identified with the third party
movement. as well as with politics
generally In this state, II was the
exposure made by his efforts that re-
suited In the recent state probe, caus-
Ing the confession OF the former state
treasurer. Allen.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-12-17
NEWS OF GENERAL
INTEREST IN IDAHO
Important Occurrences OF The
Past Week From Cities
In Our State
Project Expected 20 Win.

Lewiston. That both the United
States drainage engineers and the
British authorities will report favor
ably on the reclaiming Of $4,000 acres
Of overflow land along the Kootenai
river iR,ldpho and British Columbia
is beliSed w real estate men of this
districH
This assurance is based upon infor-
nation received from Senator James
II. Brady, who has been active In sup
porting the work. Charles @. Reeder.
one Of the largest land owners of the
Kootenai valley. was recently in con-
ference with Senator Brady and stat.
ed that the matter OF international CO.
operation had been taken up with
Premier Mcbride, Mr.. Ross, Minister
OF Lands, and Mr.. Young, the drainage
engineer.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-12-17
old.Tlme Miner Dies In Fire.

Hagerman,- Edward Taylor. who 30
years ago was one OF the most widely
known placer miners. met tragic
death when his shack caught fire and
he was burned TO death.
Mr. Taylor was one OF the Oldest
miners ON the Snake river and had
mined years before the burlap system
WAS ever used on the Snake river, but
had done little OF the work during the
past 10 years. lie was about q y ears
OF age.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-12-17

Inc Ianadlan ana territorial FORCES
are declared TO have fought with the
utmost bravery. Their advances may
be measured by yards. but advantages
have been gained by direct storming
after German trenches have been
blown up.
The general impression Is that the
allies, with artillery and occasional In
fantry attacks, are preparing the way
for a general offensive and In doing
SO are meeting with the usual stub.
born resistance from the Germans,
who are firmly established In en-.
trenched positions. The advance. II
II is possible. must therefore be slow,
as General Joffre. the commander-in.
chief. Is not likely TO sacrifice the lives
OF his men In an attempt to storm for
titled works.
The Seryians continue TO announce
successes OF their troops. who are said
to have been led by King Peter and
his two sons. The Austrians tried to
stem defeat by sending a force from
Belgrade southward against the Ser
Wan right wing, but this army. like
that which is retreating westward,
suffered heavy losses after repeated
attacks.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-12-17
Idaho Beats Oregon College.

Moscow,-The second annual tri-
angular debate between Idaho Uniyer-
sity, Oregon Agricultural college and
Washington State college students at
several points, aroused much interest
here. The debate here between Idaho
University and Oregon Agricultural
college resulted In victory for Idaho
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-12-17
Truce Declined by cxar.

Berlin.-The proposal Of Pope Bene
dict for a truce among the warning
nations during the Christmas holidays
Is said by the official press bureau ia
have been declined by Russia.
The German press bureau previous
ly announced that Germany was will
Ing to agree TO Christmas truce, pro
vided the other nations at war gave
their assent.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-12-17
Kaiser Reported Recovering.

Amsterdam. Emperor William has
made so much progress toward recov-
ering his health. kilograms received
here from Berlin say. that he will be
able TO leave the capital for the battle
front.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-12-17
Italy Firm With Turkey.

Rome.-Italy has reiterated her ur
gent demand for satisfaction to the
Sublime Porte for the torcible removal
OF @, A. Richardson, the British consul
at Hodeida, from the Italian consulate
where he had taken refuge. and feI
his immediate liberation.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-12-17
Idaho Deputy Killed.

Pocatello. In an unsuccessful at.
tempt to break Jail. Charles Moore,
accused OF selling liquor TO Indians
shot and killed Deputy Sheriff Taylor
h9re.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-12-17
Germans Defeated South OF craeow

Petrograd,-Austro-German attempts
to smash the Russian line south OF
Cracow have failed completely. the
war office annuonced here.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-12-17
Dresden Arrives at Punta Arenas.

Buenos Aires.-The Argentine gov
ernment has received word that the
German cruiser Dresden. which es
capped destruction by Vice Admiral
Sturdee's British fleet off the Falk
land islands. has arrived In Punta Are
mas. In the strait OF Magellan.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1914-12-17
Roumanla Believed Ready.

Athens,-The Nea Hellas says there
is reason to believe that Roumania
will declare war on Austria before the
end OF December