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Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13
Little Nation Literally Driven Away From
Home by Invading TeutonS.
THE ALLIES CLAIM THEY HAVE GONE FORWARD
Report Given in Paris Declares Advance has been
all Along the Line of Battle Of the Asne-AustranS Declare
They Have Retaken Galician Territory Censorship
Grows More Strict.

au Bac and we have advanced toward
Souan, to the west of Argonne, north
Of Marencourt. Between Argonne and
the Meuse, on the right bank of the
Meuse, our troops who hold the
heights Of the Meuse to the east Of
Verdun, have advanced.
ITO the south Of the road from Yer
dun to Metz, in the region of Apre-
monte, we have gained a little terri
tory on our right and repulsed a Ger
man attack ON our left.
ION our right wing Vosges and AL
SAGE. there has been no change.
ITO sum up, yesterday was marked
by perceptible progress on the part
of our forces at various points on the
field of battle.
"In Galicia the Austrian troops bde-
feated in Galicia are endeavoring to
reform at point SO kilometers west
of Przemysl."
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13
Russians Are pursued

Berlin, Oct. 13 (via London).-Reu-
ters Telegram agency gives out the
following:
After their expulsion from east
Prussia the Russian armies were pur-
sued across the frontier. The center
Of the German military operations is
now in Poland. The whole of Poland
west of the vistula is now m German
possession, the Russians occupying
only Warsaw.
"The few kilometers lost by the
Germans in Russian territory near
the east Prussian frontier were of lit
tie Importance, as it was never in
tended definitely to occupy or govern
Suwalki It is not true that the siege
of Ossowetz has been abandoned as
the fortress has never been besieged
During our retreat to the east Prus-
sian frontier our troops now here
were defeated, but on the other hand
repulsed many attacks of the Rus
slams"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13
parIa lanuea Statement

Paris, Oct. 1a-The following Of
fetal announcement was given out
in Paris this afternoon:
"On our left wing our forces have
resumed the offensive in the region
Of Hazebrouck and Of Bethune against
detachments Of the enemy composed
81, in large part. cavalry coming from
the front along Bailleul. Estaires and
Las Bassee-
eThe town Of Lille, held by terri
torial detachment. has been attacked
and occupied by a German army
corps.
eBetween Arras and Albert we have
made notable progress
"on the center also we have made
some progress in the region Of Berry
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13
INCREASE in SCHOOL FUND
WERE 1T NOT FOR THIS EAST
LAS VEGAS WOULD GET OFF
MUCH EASIER
COURT FUND IS DIMINISHED
EVERY POSSIBLE EFFORT is Be
ING MADE TO BRING
ABOUT ECONOMY

The tax levy for 1914 for state and
county purposes. shows q reduction
Of five mills over last year. in the
city of East Las VEGAS the taxes will
be four and tlirte is. mills less,
aad in the town Las Vegas rive
and three-tenths mills less. Steadily
for several years the county board of
commissioners has been able to re-
duce the rates, not alone because it
has been well equipped in the matter
of experience and foresight to solve
the knotty problems Of taxation, but
because the county has made the
progress that warrants the reduction.
In 1912 the state tax was 1875 mills.
In 1918 it was 1876 For 1914 it will
be only 116 mills The tax for coun-
ty purposes shows a relative decrease.
The 1912 levy was 24.5 mills. In 1913
it was 24.4 mills, and for this year it
will be only 214 mills, reduction
over last year of three mills. The
county levy for 1914 is apportioned
among the various funds as follows:
General school, three mills; general
county, five mills; court, one-half
mill; interest, seven mills; roads
two mills; camino real bridge
sixty-five hundredths mills; special
bridges, one mill; court house and
jail repair fund, seventyfive hun
dredths mills; INDECENT fund, one
fourth mills
IN the city Of East Las Vegas the
levy amounts to 261s mills as against
25.S mills last year. In the town o.
Las Vegas last year the amount o.
the tax was 3O.S mills. This year i
! is an even 80 mills. This is the tas
for city and school purposes, in ad
dition to county and state leyies.
The one mill increase is in the city
school fund. In 1918 this tax was /;
mills. This year it will be 13 mills
The special city tax remains the sans
-13k mills, The city certificate lew
is omitted this year.
The court fund has been reduced
one-half mill; the special bridge fun'
lis reduced three and ninetenth'
mills: the camino real fund is increas
ed fifty-five hundredths Of a mill;
judgment fund is created, and the in
dtgent fund is increased one-tentl
mill.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13
HE OPPOSED II

Washington, Oct. 1a--Officials close
to the White House today admitted
that President Wilson opposed the
single term plank Of the Baltimore
platform in a letter written to Rep
resentative Palmer Of Pennsylvania
last year when the subject was con
sidered by the house judiciary com
mittee. It was said, however, that
the letter would not be made public
The president has never publicly dis
cussed the question, but has been ul
derstood to believe there should b
no conditional one-term restriction,
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13
ALLIES AND GERMANS PREPARE FOR TREMENDOUS BATTLE
FOR POSSESSION OF SEAPORT ON THE STRAITS OF DOVER


in the Northwest Cape provinces.
Martial law has been proclaimed
throughout the union.
The rebellion among the forces of
tile Northwest Cape provinces has
been brewing since the resignation
Of General Beyers as chief Of com
mand of the union forces.
AS soon as the government realized
this situation it sent Colonel Britz to
relieve Miritiz Of his command. Col
onel Britt then discovered that Ma
ritz was commanding German troops
as well as his own and that he had
German guns in his possession. Ma
ritz, who had been given the German
rank Of general has arraigned those
of his officers and men who were un-
willing to join the Germans and sent
them as prisoners Of war to German
southwest Africa.
According TO an official statement
an agreement was drawn up between
Maritz and the governor of German
southwest Africa guaranteeing the in
dependence of the union, ceding Wal
fish Bay and other parts Of the union
to the Germans and undertaking that
the Germans should invade the union
only if Maritz asked them to do so.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13
nELeIAN OFFICIALS MOVE

Bordeaux, France, Oct. ia por
ton Of the Belgian government and
the diplomatic corps left Ostend this
morning for Havre, where the French
government has taken measures for
installation OF. the Belgian govern
ment. The care of all wounded con
valescents has been entrusted to mu-
nicipality Of Ostend. King Albert re-
mains in Belgium at the head of his
army. The minister of war and other
members of the Belgian cabinet also
remain.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13
Capital is Moved

bordeaux, France, Oct 1S.--It has
been decided to transfer the Belgian
government to France in order that
it may have full liberty of action. The
foregoing was announced officially in
Bordeaux today.
Several Belgian ministers, accom-.
panied by a group Of officials, left o.
tend this morning for Havre, where
the French government has prepared
temporary offices for them. King Albert
remains at the head Of the Belgian
army.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13
NEW ARBITRAToRs

Washington, Oct. 19-Two addition
al arbitrators to decide the disputes
between employees and western rail-
reads which threatened to cause a Sc
rious strike last spring; will be nam
ed by the federal mediation board
soon Immediately afterwards the
arbitration proceedings will start.
The railroad managers and the en-
pIcyes have named four arbitrators,
hut these have been unable to agree
on two others, and under the law the
mediation board has been called on.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13
London Feared Trouble

London. Oct. 13.-The rebellion Of
section Of the Dutch element ia
South Africa, which broke today with
euddenness. is the first warning note
that has married the harmony in the
British empire since the outbreak of
the war, and it has momentarily di-
verted attention from the arenas near
the heart Of the empire
That this uprising was real and
dangerous was sufficiently proved by
official dispatches from Governor Gen
eral Botha to the imperial government
and by the drastic action Botha and
his colleagues have taken to stamp it
out by the imposing Of martial law
on the whole Union of South Africa,
The proclamation of martial law di-
rectly charges the widespread secret
propaganda of the Germans aWith be
ing responsible for the seduction 81
this command, which was one Of the
four armies sent in the field when
the union government undertook tC
relieve the home government Of the
task of dealing with the German col
onies in the continent ofoAfrica.
It apparently IS the belief of Gen
eral Botha's government that Others
besides those under the immediate
command of Colonel Maritz may hay'
been affected, because of the inclu
sion of the whole dominion in the or
der establishing martial law.
Germanizing factors are said b,
British authorities to have been a
work for years in the frontier dis
tricts and to have even percolatet
Into southwest Transvaal and othe
Dutch districts. kilograms from
Cape Town declare. however that
majority Of the Dutch remain abso
lutely loyal and this seems to b
shown by resolutions drawn up at al
emergency meeting of the South Al
rican party summoned immediatel9
after the news Of the rebellion hat
i leaked out. The meeting, which wai
composed entirely OF Dutch speaking
Africaners, condemned the conduct 0
Colonel Maritz in the strongest terms
| A telegram was dispatched to Pre-
i mier Botha unreservedly offering tn
services Of the Cape Dutch in any ca
Dacity desired.
| The Dutch paper Ons Land pull
lished at Cape Town, Indignantly d.
lnounces what It terms the treacher
of Colonel Maritz and calls on tn
Dutch throughout South Africa loya
| ly 10 stand at the back Of the goverl
ment. The union governments actio
is bound to bring matters to q hea
and to disclose the true attitude /
the Dutch element which, it is co
tended is overwhelmingly loyaI
the British mpife
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13
SPECTACULAR FIELDING A CONTEST FEATURE
urers for Both Clubs Receive Splendid Support and Biz Crowd
is Kept Edge by Fast Work the Diamond Winning Of
Four Straight Games Sets Precedent in Championship
Contests and Ends Great Season for BeaDeaters.

pitcher was sticking them over. Coz
lins singled over the middle statio.s
Rudolph held Collins closely to ti.e
bag to prevent steal. Baker we
out on q fly to Whltted. No runs. eas
hit. no errors.
Second Half, Boston; Baker threw
OIL Moran. Evers was given good
hand when stepped to the plate. He
was out, Baker to McInnins. who
made a nice pickup Of Bakers low
throw. Connolly flied out to Oldring.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Second Inning
First Half, Philadeiphia-Dea threw
out McInnis, making a nice one-hand-
ed stop of MeInnins' slow roller. Walsh
doubled to left field fence, Connolly
nl:sjudging the bali. Maranville threw
out Barry at first, Walsh holding sec
end. schang famed NO runs, one
hit, no errors. t
Second Half, Boston Whitted lined
out to Oldring. 1t was a wickedly hit
hall, but Oldring was in the way
lshawkey threw out Schmidt. Gowdy
walked. Barry took MaranEllle's gound-
Ter and tossed to Collins. No runs,
mo hits, no errors.
a. Third Inning
First Half, Philadelphia shawkey
struck out on three pitched balls Deal
threw out Murphy Deal took the bali
near the bag and had TO make snap
lpy throw to Schmidt Oldring singled
81 center It was oldring's first hit
Of the series. Oldring was out steal
ing Gowdy to MaranviIle 20 runs
oac hit, no errors.
second Half, Boston Deal flied out
to Oldring. Rudolph was out, Barry
to McInnis. Barry also took care Of
Moran, throwing him out at first. no
! runs, no hits no errors
Fourth Inning
First Hall. philadelphia Exera
threw out Collins at first Byron
cautioned the Boston players for
ccaching on the bench. Baker singled
through Schmidt, The BAH took .
bad bound and struck Schmidt q the
body. Play was stopped for minute
! lurtil Schmidt could recover McIn-
mis- singled to left Baker going to
third. McInnis went out trying to
stretch his hit. Connolly out, Deal to
] Tvers. walsh famed No runs, two
hits, no errors.
Second Half, Boston IEvers walked
e Connolly was out, Collins to NcInnis
7 Evera going to second 4 double plas
p was in sight. but Collins momenisrlls
juagled the ball Whitted got an Il
field bit. which bounced olf Collins
$ legs. He was hurt and play was siop
s ned. Evers took third on lhe plaf
| WIZ only ono oEt The Athletics y
2 field played back FOR double rla
e
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13

tile army has been attacked. Jaroslau
and Lezapl1 are ours"
"a strong force of the enemy has
retired from Sieniawa, to the east
ward Of Chryscu. Our offensive move
ment is progressing.
In Russian Poland all attempts
made by strong Russian forces to
cross the River Vistula to the south
of Ivangorod have been repulsed."
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13

F'enway Park, Boston, Oct. 13.-The
Boston Braves are the worlds base
bah champions Of 1914. They defeat
e4 the Philadelphia Athletics today
by the score II 9 to winning the
series with four straight games. the
champions Of the American league
not capturing a contest.
Rudolph pitched a mastery game,
winning his second contest Of the Sc
ries today. The Philadelphia team
could not touch his elusive slow ball.
The Bostons out-gamed and out-played
their opponents today in every depart
ment of the sport. They clinched the
victory in the fifth inning after two
men were out, with Rudolph's single,
Mann's double and Evers solid blow
to center.
II is the first time that the worlds
series has been won in four straight
games, and after the last man was
cut the Athletics rushed over and
congratulated their rivals. The spec
tators went mad with 10y and paraded
the field singing and cheering.
"Make 1t Four Straight"
"The worlds championship in foui
straight games" was the cry Of the
triumphant Boston Braves. champions
Of the National league, as they swunl
their battle formations against th'
Athletics today in the fourth gam
Of the worlds baseball series. Th'
pennant winners Of the American
league fought today in their last lin
of entrenchments.
4 The tall indian, Bender was read!
for the Mack pitching mound and thu
veteran southpaw, Eddie Plank, SAT-
he was in shape to take up the hurl
ing burden. The day was suited t
the Indian. It was day Of shadow
from passing clouds. Bender's spee'
\ is most eftectiVe on dark days,
Weather IS Cold
About O'Clock The sun broke
through the clouds, but 1t was still
cold and the players had to work fasi
to warm up In the Boston's battins
practice Tom Hughes used his fast
ball in order to accustom the hom'
team to Bender's speed.
John Coombs took the pitching slal
for the Athletics when they took thei'
batting practice. They shot his drive
to all the fields.
Rudolph and Whaling warmed "
for Boston, while Manager conni
/ Mack caused general surprise b
sending shawkey out to warm Il
/ with Jack Lamp.
I r'rgt Innia1
d First Half, Philadelphia Murph
Z was out, Evers to Schmidt oldrin
t sent up high foul TO Gowdy and s.
i down. The Athletics were evidentl
9 not waiting Rudolph out but hltiin
At tie first Eau pitched IS the nes.e
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13
OFFERS TO SELL AN
ALASKAN RAILROAD
u
j. p. MORGAN MAKES A PROPOSE
TloN TO UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT

Washington, Oct. 13.-An offer to
Sell or lease the Copper River and
Northwestern railroad to the govern
ment for use in connection with
the railroad the government is pre-
pairing to build in Alaska was made
today by ]. Pierpont Morgan to Secre-
tary Lane of the interior department.
The secretary replied that pending a
report of the board Of engineers now
surveying proposed routes, he was
unable to consider any proposition for
the acquiring Of existing lines.
AS the head of the New York bank
ing house of Morgan and Company,
MI. Morgan represents the control Of
the Copper River and Northwestern
railroad, which is owned by what is
known as the Alaska syndicate, a
pool, in which the Morgan and Gng
genheim interests are the principal
factor. The road is 1861 miles long
ana extends from Cordova, its south
ern terminus on Prince William
Sound, in a northeasterly direction tc
Kennicott, the location Of the Bon
anza copper mine It constitutes tbs
outlet to the seacoast Of the copper
mined by the Guggenheim interests
lin. Alaska. It passes within 30 miles
of the rich Bering coal fields on th'
east and it is said branch line east
nv might reach the Matanaska Goa
fields on the west
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13
PrzemysI is Relieved

Vienna, Oct. 10 (via Amsterdam and
London) AN official announcement
given out in Vienna today reads as
follows:
e0ur offensive has reached the San
river after numerous fights, most Of
which resulted victoriously for our
troops.
'The relief Of Przemysl has been
completed. To the north and south Of
this fortress what remains of the hos
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13

Berlin, Oct. 10 (via The Hague and
London),-The Netherlands was Of
ficially notified today by Germany
that the status of the River Scheld
will be regarded by Germany as here
tofore. There win be no question Of
forcing the scheIdt or using it for
purposes not included in treaties.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13

Amsterdam, Oct. 13 (via London).
The Germans are marching toward
ostend and German bicycIists already
have been sent, according to the Tele-
graaf today. German cavalrymen are
near Bruges.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13

London, Oct. 13.-That dispositions
are now being made by both the Ger
mans and the French and British al
lies for a big battle between Lens
and Cassel, on the west wings OF
the oppositions hosts is deduced here
from fragmentary information dissem-
mated by the intelligence departments
of the belligerent powers.
Cassel is IS miles inland from the
fortified seaport of Dunkirk on the
straits Of Dover. The claiming Of
decisive victories has dropped out OF
fashion since they so often have prov
ed untrue or greatly exaggerated and
since it has become recognized that
the possibility Of brilliant coups and
surprises by enterprising commanders
has been largely eliminated by the
scouting of aviators.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13
AustrIans Take Lembera

Berlin, Oct. 1S (via The Hague and
London) There is a rlmor current
here today, but it lacks confirmation.
that Lemberg, Galicia, has been re-
taken by the Austrians.
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13

Berlin, Oct. 10 (by wireless to
sayviIIe. |. I).-lnformation given out
for publication today says:
"The British ambassador at Con
stantinople has ordered the women Of
the embassy to leave the Ottoman cap
ita today.
"lnformation received from Sofia
confirms the report that the Russian
Black sea fleet is sailing southwark.
"The Porte declined the demand
made by the triple entente that the
German naval officers in CONSTANT
nople be dismissed"
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13
REBELLION BREAKS
OUT in COLONIES
ENGLAND WILL BE HARAssED BY
TROUBLE IN AFRICA, is
PREDICTED

capetown. Union Of South Africa.
(via London. Oct. 1s)-I has been
Officially announced here that com
mander. Colonel Miritiz. has rebelled
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13

FROST tonight and
Wednesday tempera-
ture win remain prac-
tically the same as TO-
day
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13

THAT haif-masted flag
on the Douglas ave
nue. school building
has no significance
Kids dun it,
Las Vegas optic. (East Las Vegas, N.M.) 1908-1921, 1914-10-13

lAs VEGAS DAILY OPTIC, TuEs0AY ooToRER 4, 1914
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1914-02-04
Curious Siqns.

A notable sign on one of Boston's
busiest streets bears the remarkable
legend, Cole 4 Wood. Dealers In
Wood and Coal" the members of this
firm evidently having an unusually
fine perception of the ''poetical fitness
of things"
In High street, Clifton. is sign,
"Milliner and Modest"
A New York lawyer named Doolittle
once unwittingly entered into partner
ship with barrister named Steele, but
a singular lack of clients soon became
painfully noticeable. and it was found
advisable to dissolve. the name of the
firm proving altogether too suggestive
to prospective patrons
~. Catchem IL |. Cheatem. Attor
neys at Law" was a sign that had to be
taken down for a similar reason.-St.
Louis Dispatch.