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Głos polek., 1914-03-05
Mi1os6 Ojczyzny.
Rok V.

OJczyz1ia, to naipiekniejsze s1owo, Jake
many; sam dzwiek jego~ ~porusza umys}. a SERGE
Wyczuwa cos bez ccny drogiego, bez miary u
mi4owanego To iedno zakecie Jest zdolnem
mlllony dusz porwat, wzbudzG naig}ebiei drze-
ml4ce instyni1ty, matchnqt ca}e narody do CIV
now najwznioSlejszych ofiar naiszczvtniei-
szych - re zdrowia, zycia menia. 70 duma.
moe, puSlerz dusz wielIlich, to taliznan szczd-
scla nieszcze$ciu przyszfosci narod6w; ie-
dyne hasto mogqce rozuwojonych syn6w cj
ry skupit pod jeden sztandar oiczysty; to ME
Wletrzejaca sol zachowuiqca narody od zepsu-
cla zgnilizny, rozb4adu moraInego politvczne-
go. Spytajmy sic rodak0w naszych Il tvch cza-
SOW / stron, gdZie tego imienia ME wolno i'm
byto Wspominac, wym6wiszy, lekac sic mu-
Sleil, czy odwagi zbyt drogo ME odkupa krwia
ducha zycia sWego; zapytajmy sic wygna1c6w
na dalekiej obczyznie umierajacych tesknotv
IA swq ziemiQ rodzinnq zapytajmy sic n}odzie-
zy, sposobacej sic na wiernych syn6w cory
oJc>yzny, zmusZonej czesto nabywaG wiedze ME
movie Jej oJc6w to nasze i ich. 1zv. wes-
t9hnienia tst5one, wybuchy zalu b0lu " wymo
wnie nam powiedza, jak swietym umilowanym
Głos polek., 1914-03-05
No. 10.

jest Skarbem mfosc Ojczyzny! Ginie duch, s1a-
bnie moo, krzywi sic dusza malnieia cnoty, do
runy chyla sic ca1e pokolenia, gdy ME stane
I'M SwletLanego poczucia mi4osc swei ziemi. To
nletylko wyrodni synowie, to zdraicy w4asnei
\Matki, kt6rzy wypierajq sic moze jedynej swe-
toScl, Jakaby zdobi1a ich dusze.
Lecz ia czem poIega mi}o$c Oiczyzny? Mi
lose Ojczyzny nie polega jedynie Ma s1owach
zachwytach, upodobaniu swoiskiei mowy, pie
sn spiew6w, stroj6w, pokarm6w, zwyczaj6w
dobrych lub zfych. Mifosc Ojczyzny nie >polega
na pochodach patryotycznych, ma noszeniu wy
soko sztandaru nalodowego, na manifesto
cyach, biesiadach, hasach szumnych czczvc
mowach, gorqcych zachwytach dla spraw oil
czystych. MifosG Ojczyzny ME ma mic wsp6l
nego narodowa pr6znosciq, kt6ra przecenia
wszystko co swoje, potepia co obce, choeby to
by}o najuzyteczniejsze dla mas.
NIi1ost Ojczyzny cierpi nieslychanie bole-
snie, przeraza sic widokiem nieszczesc, zdroz-
noSci nieuczciwo%ci swych rodal 5w, ale ME
polega ma samej nienawiSci tych, kt6rym przy-
pisuje kleski narodowe. NienawiSc moze nsz-
eye to, czego nienawidzi, ale niczego ME moze
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-04

comerciantes 8 4 empleados viajeros.
FL Cfrculo de estudios psicologicos
Peter .Scardsoong'', de Cabo Rojo, re-
comendando La abolicion de la Pena de
Muerte.
Caballero Hermano, otros varios CO.
merciantes { industriales de Aguas Bue-
mas, rogando Sc apruebe una resolucion
disponiendo Sc les devuelvan cantidades
pagadas de mas por ellos, por concepto
de patentes.
Jose s. Berries, alcalde de Yabueoa
solicitando sean enmendadas las Seccio-
nes 202 203 de la Ley Municipal, en-
Tel sentido de que puede comprobarse
efectos para el municipio, en- tiendas dc
la localidad, aunque los duenos de estas
sean miembros del .Concejo Municipal
La Union Obrera Central de La Fede-
racion Libre de los Trabajadores de
Puerto Rico, solicitando Sc autorice al
Gobernador para nombrar una Comi
sion compuesta de seis eiudadanos y
Presidida por un Juez de la Corte Su-
prema para llevar a cabo investigator
mes sobre los diferentes asuntos que ex-
presa, relacionados con ell malestar que
IS siente ell pals.
Julian Carrasco, de Lares, manifes-
tando que una ley que amparase a los
duenos de solares cedidos para la insta-
laci0n de los actuales pueblos de Puerto
Rico, merecer1a la aprobaci0n general
toda vez que los Municipios pretenden
ahora legalizar su derecho a los mismos
Mendez Hermanos Y Co. Y catorce
firmas comerciales mas, de Yabucoa, So
licitan la modification dee la Ley del
Cierre, en- sentido mas liberal para los
duenos de comercios industrias.
Dependencies de comerciO de Yauco
Guayanilla, Gurabo Y San German. so
licitando no sea enmendada lay Ley de
Cierre, por considerable justa huma-
nitaria
Ell Presidente del Cfrculo Lumen .
de Ponce, felicitando la Camara por
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-04

cuatroclentas sesenta y una hectareas.
sesentaay cuatro areas Y setenta Y Gin
co centiareas, colindando por ell Nor
tie con la estancia de James Adams
por ell Sur, con ell mar; por el Este,
con la estancia denominada Mau of
War; de los senores Murraille Mar
tineau; y por ell Oeste con las Estan-
cias Calabazas, San Jose General
Alcover de don Mateo Luchetti Pie
cioni.
POR CUANTO, con dicha demanda
Sc ha presentado la escritura hipotecaria
debidamente inscrita en- ell Registro de
la Propiedad y una certifcaci6n del Re-
gistrador creditiva de que dicha hipo-
teca no ha sido cancelada nj
Sc encuentra pendiente de can
celaci6n, apareciendo de dicha certi-
fcaci6n que existe sobre la misma fnca
una segunda shipoteca q favor de don
Dominique Antonio Antonini.
POR TANTO: La Corte ordena re-
querir a Carlos Petit LIE Brun para que
dentro de treinta dlas pague los de-
mandantes los ounce mil dollars de ca
pital, mil ciento veinte cinco dollars de
intereses y mill dollars de costas homo
rarios de abogado, que hacen un total de
DIEZ Y SIETE MIL CIENTO VEIN
TIE Y CINCO DOLARES bajo aperci-
bimiento de procederse la Subasta de
la fnca hipotecada De acuerdo con ell
1ltimo apartado del art Ill del Regla-
mento para la ejecuci6n de la Ley Hi
potecaria Sc ordena que por este auto
sea notificado don Dominique Anto-
ME Antonini por medic de edictos que
Sc publicaran en- ell peri0dico BOLE-
TIN MERCANTIL.
Dada en- despacho bajo mi frma Y Sc
llo de la Corte en- Humacao, hoy dia II
de enero de 1914
(Firmado) R. CUEVAS ZEQUEIRA
Juez de Distrito
Attest:
(Firmado) JESUS L. PEREYO.
Secretary
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-04
Secretary Dist. Court.
PETICIONES

Han sido enviadas a la Camara las ST.
gulentes peticiones
Francisco V. de Jesus. de Utuado ro
gando sea pospuesto indefinidamente ell
proyecto de ley enmendando la ley del
cierre.
Manuel Boada, de Santurce, protestan-
do de 0rdenes de las autoridades santa
rias, quienes responder sus quejas
manifestando que esos son los acuerdos
de la Camara unionista.s
A. |. Hernandez, de San Juan. remi-
tiendo datos sobre la disposition que
proteje la cerveza fabricada en- Santur-
ce en- dos centavos por litro
Santiago Ros, estudiante de pintura
len Sevilla, Espana, natural de Puerto
Rico, solicitando lie sea concedida una
beca para proseguir sus estudios
Ramon Pab6n Alves, de Mayagiiez.
remltlendO una resolution para que sea
|concedidO el uso de armaS de fuego 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-04
versus
EJECUCIoN HoPoTECARIA
ORDEN.

POR CUANTO: los demandantes han
presentado ante esta Corte una deman-
ola hacienda uso del procedimiento SUI
mario de la Ley Hipotecaria contra Car
los Petit lie Brun en- cobro de ounce
mil dollars de capital, mil ciento veinte
cinco dollars de intereSeS y mil dollars
de costas honorarios, cuya obligation
aparece consignada en- la escritura
nilmero 102 de fecha de % de Febrero
de 1910 ante ell Notario Ju-
lilo Cesar Gonzalez en- la cual sc compro-
meti6 a devolver dicha cantidad dentro
del plazo de cinco amos con la condici0n
de que 81 vencidos dos trImestres segui-
dos sin ser satisfechos los intereses, por
este solo hecho Sc considerable vencido
el termino de dicha obligation en- acti-
tud ell acreedor de proceder ejecutiva-
mente, y en- la solicitud Sc alega que el
demandado adeuda tres trimestres de
intereses desde ell % de febrero ultimo
Para garantir dichas obligaciones cons
tituy6 hipoteca sobre la siguiente inca
FINCA RUSTICA, Estancia de-
nominada Ensenada Honda" dedi.
cada la crianza de ganado, sta en-
el barrio de "Campala t6rmino Mu-
nicipal de Vieques, equivalentes
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-04

haber apro'bado el proyecto de lev abo-
liendo la pena de muerte.
Ocho representatives de fabrieas de
.ceryeza americanas, de San Juan. nj
dlendo sea enmendada s derogada Ia
disposition de la Ley de Arbitrios one
trata sobre las cervezas fabricadas aouI
& importadas.
Jose Ma. Fernandez. Ell nombre y re-
presentation, de la Liga de Propietarios
de fincas urbanas de Mayagiiez, hacien-
do recomendaciones de caracter eeon6-
mico.
La Association Local de Maestros de
Yauco, suplicando la aprobaci6n de los
proyectos de leyes que Sc presenter en-
blen de la instruction pdblica. que
han sido recomendados por la Asocia-
clon de Maestros de Puerto Rico.
Una Comisi6n de la Asamblea de Ca
feteros, de Yauco, rogando a la Camara
de Delegates que disponga que su CO.
mission de Obras P1blicas intervenga
con la mayor urgencia ante quien CO.
rresponda, para que Sc trate por igual
a todas las jurisdicciohes que tienen
obras de construction de carreteras va
empezadas y que en- algunos casos han
sldo paralizadas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-04
EDICTO
Carlos Petit lie Brun.
Distrito Judicial de Humacao, P. j
En- la Corte de Distrito.

Salvador Matfas, Maria Victoria y
Francisco Guilliani Duteil y Maria
Duteil viuda de Guilliani por 81 y CO
mo madre con patria potestad sobre
su hijo menor Jose Guilliani Duteil,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-04

70, JESUS L. Perey6, Secretario en- Y
para la Corte de distrito del distrito Ju-
dlclal de Humacao, 2. r. CERTIFICO !:
Cue la que precede es una copia fel y
exacta de la orden recaida ell ell presen-
te case, obrante en- los autos del case
en- ell archivo de esta .Secretaria mi
cargo ! para su publication en- ell pc
riodico BOLETIN MERCANTIL a fin
de que sirva de notification a Dominique
Antonio Antonini, segundo acreedor hi
potecario, expedido la presente baio mi
frma y sello de la Corte en- Humacao,
P. R. hoy dla % de enero de 1914.
JESUS L. PEREYO.
Secretary Dist Court.
-ssq9-g -
No hay quien compita con Ell cafe y
tostada de La CAFETERIA.
San Jose No. 6.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-02-04
FL carnaval
en- Rio Piedras

FL sabado I del corriente Sc llevara a
efecto Ell ell Teatro de Rio Piedras un
bale de Carnaval, organizado por una
dlstinguida comisi6n de caballeros resi-
dentes Ell aquella poblaci6n.
"A dicho acto hemos sido invitados
damos las gracias por clio.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-14
TO OUTLINE PLANS OF
PROPOSED LEGISLATION


Washington, Dec. H. Following
the tentative outlining of the iesisIa-
tive program by democratic members
of the senate and house. President
Wilaon this week viii SEQ senator
Kern, majority leader Of the senate,
and q number Of other members OF
both hollses. to talk details Of pro-
posed legislation.
Governor Ammons OF Colorado, is
exnected here the latter part OF the
week. 10 appear before the senate
public lands committee, and ii is
probable that the president will take
the opporlnnity OF discussing with
hiifs pbtns Tor the removal Of feder-
OF troops from The Colorado strike
districts. The governor has been in
communication with the president
regarding the troops. but no decision
has hecn reached
Wednesday Myrton n. Herrick,
former Ambassador 10 France. viii
see the president. Mr. Hcrrick il ex-
nectcd ip consult the president rc-
gardiig plans for the organization In
New York Of a central committee to
systenatize the sending of relief 10
non~comliAtalits In Europe
Il win be The first visit of Mr.. Her
rick 70 the. White House since his re-
turn from his post
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-14
pETRociisD sIAIsfs sEyERN
GAINS Ry GxAR's TROOPS

petronred. Dec, IA statement
frnm the Russian general rtaft says
IN the Mlawa reglon we have
brought our offensive 10 successful
conclusion on the whole nf the front.
'un the 18th instant We captured
German position In the region OF
przasnysx and Tsekhanoff and chased
he ietreatluA enemy toward his
frontier
In fhis district also our cavalry
made q saceessfui charge and inflict-
cd very heavy losses upon the enemy.
"On the front Of lsowirzilow, the
Germans. charging stuhhornly To the
attark, suffered important LOSSES nj
the hands nf our troops. who captured
IN this iegian, another position 10
the north uf hgura river
I'm the other regions on the loft
hank Of the Nlstnla. nothing has oc-
curred but unimportnnt encounters.
ITO the south of Cracow the Nitila-
lion " UNCHANGED The hattie there
continues
In the Cssrpathian. our troops and
the Austrlans continue their manen-
yerR
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-14
ARIZONA FREAK
Laws IR{ TO Be
FOUGHTMC0URT
Governors Proclamation, De-
claring Their Enactment, Is.
TO Be Issued Today, Despite
Request From Washington,

Phoenix. Arlz.. Dec. 10. - Gov.
George w. y. Hunt Will Issue tomof-
row his proclamation making effec-
tive January /. 1915, the new prohibi-
ton law. the "S0 per cent measure
and other propositions carried AT The
November election. f
Attacks on the dry law will he
made Immediately by four lines of ~
Ranized business. Similar action ~
said 60 be contemplated against the
so per cent measure which compels
the employment OF 80 per cent Amer
lean citizens In all business where five
or more persons are employed.
Attf ntion TO its alleg, violation of
treaty rights Of aliens has been direct
ed hy the British and Italian ambas-
sadofs
Action against the prohibition law
will take the form OF applications for
injnnctions by Father Thomas Con-
nelly pastor of Al Saints Catholic
church at Tucson. alleging that II Will
Interfere with the use of wine in the
sacraIncntal service; by a syndicate
operating drug stores rs the repre-
sentative cf the druggists; by Phce-
nix hotel company for the retail H.
quor dealers ana by Phoenix :nm
acting Tor wholesale liquor dealers.
Governor Hunt was requested re-
Gently by Secretary OF state Bryan To
defer the proclamation of the 80 per
cent law pending the governments
determination OF Its possible confllct
with treaties. The governor later
found. however. that Il was compul-
sorry for, him TO include all measures
carried AT the election in the one
proclamation.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-14
MARKED TRIBUTE
TO MEMORY Of
SEREN0E PAYNE
Washington Official Life Al
tends Solemn Funeral Ser
vices in Chamber of House
Of Representatives,

Washington. Dec l3.--The offle,..
life OF the nation today paid final ~
butte TO the late Serene T.. PAYNE me-.
than thirty years member Of '''p.s ,es
house of representatives from Nan
York. Black-garbcd legislator oSa,' 1"
utives and members Of the iudlcin Z, \,
their somber flowing robes, were toia =
ed by the representatives OF foreis.,
countries In the first formal fllnerai
ceremony held In the chamber az ,ha
house in fifteen years.
The cloud of sorrow hung hpavlns,
over "A little group OF legislative yet'
Grams. They were the republican eold
guard companions -ln-arms Of H.
dead statesman in the legislative hs,.
Ties OF quarter of century ana
were headed by Uncle Joe" Cannon
the dead mans chief In many hara'
fought struggle of policy and sta,e
craft
II sworc ! would never enter thts
chamber again until came villa
certificate OF election In my hama =
said Mr. Cannon, his square jaw irem.
bling. but ! had to come to the n.
neral.
The body was left to lIc in sta,a
until late this afternoon when escort.
cd by a committee of sixty member
Of the house md senate. II was taken
to Auburn 1NsfYa the homo OF Mr..
fNNn'f 4ttlt ~tfit4&FfIf tef
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-14
IMPORTANT ADvANvEs
niroRTED FROM TRANCE

Paris. nee is tg:as p. m. IAN Inn
rorianf advance by the French troops
In me f0ffHt NJ Ia pfctrr. IN Ffnnce.
and the fepuisc ~ three violent DER
mon lnfantfy attacks 20 the fouiheant
~ Ypfes, belgium. were tho ouiAiand-
INK features of the French officlnl
G, lninunlcetlon issued this afternoon
The statement rcnds:
'1'he day of December = w1H par
llculafly quiet. The enemy's activity
was yh0nn especially hy an infcrlnlt
tent cannonhue al different points on
thu front IN the trGlon 10 the south
east ~ fpfta. there wcfe ventured.
However. three violent infantry at
lhcks which were fcpuIsed.
''ln the woods VI Ia Petrc we have
made important progress.
IN the VpsKcs the infantry at
fAfkcd on various occasions the posi-.
tlona of In Metre Henri 10 the north
west Of Henomea. but wha rcpulscd.
"scrvln--Thr rxifcmc scfvlan left
wing pursuing The enemy has forced
him 10 roefnea tho Drinn near rninn
Raeln. on the remainder Of tho front
the AerylHn armies continue 20 drive
hack the Austrians TO the north and
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-14
United STATES
BIG GAMER BY
EUROPEAN WAR
Trade Expert Points Out How
Manufacturers of America
Are to Greatly Profit From.
Present Struggle s.

|. Washington. Dec. l3,--The close OF
the European war will see the United
sion Of shard 5f che worlds trade
never before gained by American
manufacturers. In the opinion OF DIR.
|s ". A.. Voditz. cofilinercial attache
TO the embassy at Paris, who left
here today for his post. DR.. veditz is
one of the nine attaches already Sc
leeted by Secretary 4edfeld and his
field of operations covers the greater
part Of soiithern Europe.
Europe 10 lose Trade.
"European countries now at war
have hitherto provided 42.02 per cent
OF the worlds total export trade, DIR.
veditz said before his departure.
"They have sold 10 other nations
s1s.500. 900 600 worth of goods am
nually. Much Of this trade has been
destroyed Commercially speaking
Belgium no. longer exists and Ger
many's foreign trade is but fraction
of what II used TO be. France is busy
with other things than commerce and
even England. despite her naval SUI
premacy. has had 10 readjust herself
commercially 10 IN entirely new and
restricted situation. Russia hns ex-
pressed in nd uncertain terms Il most
friendly attitude toward American
inportations.
Sentiment Important Factor.
Il look for readjustment Of eon-
mercial rs'laiioIis at the close of the
war. which shall put us inevitably in
q position TO do an increasing share.
OF the worlds trade. II we reslly want
II. To help get that trade il the chief
df the eonlnigrcial' attaches.
'sfhere Is bound to be a sentimental
boyeot for many years on one part
OF the bellgerant nations afainst the
goods OF their enemies Germans will
not buy English, French or Russian
goods If they can possibly help 1t. and
it Is safe to SLY that German goods
win not easily become popular with
the allies, or that Belgium viii regard
With favor things marked Made in
Germany, Now. why should not
American goods take the place Of
from countries tfTat are
-
Everybody knows this war is cost
ing the participating nations billions
of dollars. That money must be raised
ultimately by taxation and OF course
The manufacturers win come in for
he lions share Of this new burden.
II this means anything. II means in
,reascd cost of production. and in
reused cost Of production Is apt TO /
mean an increase in selling prices
sufficient to handicap selling to neu-
raj markets.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-14
sEItyIANs AiE DRIVING
At'sTRiANs nIiFoitE THEM

Paris. Dec. is--The Nlah. seryia
correspondent of the Havas agency.
has forwarded the following Scryian
official abatement;
ION December 10, on the north
and northwest fronts. the Servlan
troops continued ~ pursuit OF tho
fleeing enemy ana occupied Baina
Hnsta. lioRatehixa and kamenitxa. In
the direction ~ Mllanovatz and Hel-
grade. the enemy's attacks have been
unsuccessful. ALONG this front the en-
emy has commenced ia retreat ana
olir troops are advancing.
''Dn the Danube front there IL no
change,
'nn December we tnok prison.
ers seven officers and 4.I70 soldiers
several of whom were wounded. We
also captured three quick -flrers. eight
field Hiina. Il mountain mortar, muni-
tIon wagons, several automobiles, a
tearchiiEh. and Il large quantity OF
war material
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-14

London. Dee. "a tf:s0 a. m.) )---Ac-
cording 10 Nish, Servla. dispatch Ga
Reuters Telegram company. an off
cal communication issued there sun
day claims that all attempts BY the
AuHtrianH 20 halt their retreat have
failed and thai the Servians are con
tinuing 20 sweep the country clear Of
TIM defeated Austrlans
THE Ssrvians are advancing sue
cessfully n The direction Of Milonovatz
and Belgrade the communication
continues
.'Thc enemy Is retiring southeast of
obrenoyatx.
In the course Of the day the Ser
xians captured seven officers. 2.iSs
men. two FLAGS. sixteen mountain guns.
other gums. munitions and supplies"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-14
ArsTRiA>s CNlN MANY
DEFEATS or RUSSIANS

vlcnna. Dee. ~ tvla London. ll:sb
M The following official COM
mnnicatlon WIS issued today.
In wrist ;nliciD. yesterday the
south wing of the Russian army was
defeated al IAmhnoyo. and compelled
10 retreat We are pursuing the cne-
my, Al attarks along the rest Of our
battle front have fnlied, Az did the
previons ones.
"1ur forces which crossed tho Car
pathiana after numerous battles nenln
continue 40 enefgctio pursuit.. In the
afternoon We took Neu sandec our
troops again have entered Urybow.
Gorlice and zmiRrod. The enemy
has completely evacunted the scmlin
country.
I'm the Fast carpathian woods.
which IL some distance from the main
zone of operations the enemy was no.
where able 10 gain important ground.
In general. our troops hold the pass
en- In Hukoelna, along the line Of the
Sucxawh valley.
I'm South Poland there waa no
fighting North of Lowicz our allies
made successful nttack against
strongly fortified position.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-14
SEVERAL RUSSIAN POSITIONS
sTOItMt'D BY GERMANS

Berlin. Dec, 20 tby wireless TO Lon
don. 3 y. m)--Today's official COM
munication issued by the German
army headquarters announced that
several KussiAn positions In North po-
land were tfnrmed and 1000 prison.
ers taken and that an attack made by
the French troops oyer a wide area
in France yesterday WIS rcpuIAcd by
tho Germans. The statement reads:
Following their unsuccessful at.
tack on Apremont, December ~, the
French again attacked Yesterday af-
ternoon over a large front by way Of
Fiirey tcirey1. The attack ended In
the loss 70 the enemy of GOO prisoners
and q large number of men killed and
injured our losses In this engage
mont amounted 10 about seventy
wounded The rest ~ the day passed
quietly In the western theafer.
In northern Poland We captured a
number Of the enemy'a positions, TAX
ing 4 .o00 prisoners and fofty-thrce
machine guns,
There Il no news from East prua-
Ella ot from southern Poland
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-14
BARON Won DER G0LTZ
IN C0NSTANTIN0Pl.E

Constantinople. Dec. rs tvia Lon-
don. e.27 ~. m. Field Marshal
Baron Won Der Goltz, until, recently
governor of the territory in Belgium
occupied by the Germans. arrived n
last night, lie was
accompanied BY the German military
attaches stationed at Bucharest Rn-
and Sofia. Bulgaria.
Tic Turkish heir apparent was at
the halfway station to reteive the field
who some years ago reor~
gahized the Turkish army, and IN a
spes Oh Of welcome, presented to him
a decoration which the sultan mad
conferred on the baron.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-14

NOkHIes, NTlz., Dec IJ.--TWu nun
dred recruits for Carranza's Sonora
cred al Sasabe. seyenty-fivc miles west
OF here on the Arizona side. Accord
ing to the report there they were
brought FROM Tucson. enlisted on the
American side aud are preparing to
march across the border and on No-
gales row contretled by Governor
Mayforeaas -tilia- tEaePss
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-14
OPERATION ON THROAT
SAID TO BE NECESSARY

Geneva, Switzerland. Dee IA
report reached Basel. from Berlin this
morning that Emperor William viii be
Obliged 90 undergo an operation of the
throat when he has sufficiently re-
covered frcm his present illness which
Is not considered serious.
The doctors, however consider Il
wouldn't be advisable for his majesty
to return 10 The front for several
weeks. and he probably will spend
ehrlatmas at home.
Crown Prince Frederick William
the report from The capital says. has
arrived IN nerlin
Albuquerque morning journal., 1914-12-14
GENERALS DINE Win
KAISER, Is REPORT

London, Dee. ia tllss5 Il. MIA
Renter dispatch from Amsterdam M,Sas
that according TO the German papers
the cmperor's health continues TO im-
prove, The imperial chancellor, Dr.
Won Pethmsnn Iiolwcg, and General
Won kesscl dined with him Satur-
daV