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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20
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9lae 9oot-glu6s pcr0en in 9dloc
nod ocm n5ort 0lc@cnrD- Farf~
ocrlcgt. 1taOt 6art 1920 6uB
Ianoeu @ellen6rec6er Groii-
mng Der Sinclair-qlvenue olS
3nia5rt 3um ~Gliiton.@ort~ &C.
plout.
Stnot- Snaenieur NlcGop imO &rGs
iiocnt @corgc @cens @iaiams bots
ten Gcicrn 9}a1mittag cine Gouicren3
nit Nlapor @reiion in ucIdcr iie
0eln WlaDor oie @ldnc iiir oic @er.
lcgung Ser pcridieoeucn goot.Glibs
naG Dem sort D}c8cnrp-@orf~ I'M.
icrbreitetcn. 93a6 oieien @l1nen iol.
len MN Die @eb1une ser idmmtliHen
Clubs, nit 9(usud1mc oeSjcniaen ocS
oGorirtbian Clubs, Der tein ciacnes
Glu66ous beiitt nad) ocm Sort
trousportirt mo bort oiii Der spring
@aroen 5eite aufgciicat lueroer.
Gcm .Goriutbian Glib" uir0 OaS
oltc Goutinc-@cbGuoe iibcrlaHcn per-
Oeu. Sir oie @erle9uma ser Boot
Gln6s iinO IN Ser 9Hoget,9eroro.
uung fir nddites 5abr $4,000 uor-
Ieiebcn.
Eic @l1nc ent6altcn ierner Oui
Ban eines 1870 SIP laagen @cllen.
5rc6ers bei'm Sort Cie Soften fir
oicicu 99eQen6reher, ueldc ii6 nni
stmo $4,000 Gelaufen, lperocn ans
ser Saicn.qlnIelbc 6citritteu. 0iuter
oem g2clenbred6er miro Die @arlbe.
5orOe lp1ter 9lulegcpldBc fir @ripat.
6ootc Hiet9en Iieie @ldne perocn
IN udcbItcr @oMe Ger 9uogct. rmo.
Bari. .9ebor0c sur 9eitdtigrng imicr.
brcitct perocn
gr0ffnuug Ser SincIair.
9lpctne
Gic OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Commit.
lion cr6iclt scItern bon Mloior S6ir..
lev @lane fit sic groiimug Der
Siuclair.9loenuc, 5uiihen oem .&l.
S{rcuj-Srieoboia~ mo Ser Nelair-
9ioao Cic StraBe miro Damn paraI.
lel nit Der 9fort6.2lOciune lduien.
0ie &erbeiierlnlg wliroe BON @RaDor
@reiton augeregt imo bat oen 3ped.
cine 6eaiicme 3uiu6rt sum Clifton
4orf~ bon iener Seite ans Sit ibaf.
len.
Gene @loBe nuo @epi@te.
5ta0t.Goutrolcir 16riit beobiidl.
ti0t, iiir ietu Oepartement nelle @1abe
uno @euibte ol3uidoiieL umo 3u
oieiem 3uedc 6eiidtigtc ar gciicr
cine 9ln5a6l ioIAer Ole iett i'm @e.
iit 0es QeporemeHts beiinolihen
NlaBe rno eieluidte iino 6crcitS icit
so So6rcn im @e6raudl.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20

@ielihen ino cincm @nifiidl Der iid
pei;dicGcuc Saocr tici mter ser
Ctcrildtc obipie,t. Gin anoere5
idoucS @ilo 5eigt wic Gin Goudlcr
cti g9rnd iinteriudt. SGnrmtliGe
oroerc Ebotogror6ic'n iiuo 6onintc.
reiiout iu0 Elm @il0 5ci9t sic Stcllc.
on pelAcr Columbus OaS 6citlou0
bon Slnerifa betrot.
u@oIi'S 9lu0itorium.~
9por1en mirO 0urd sic @oli. Spie-
Ter Oas Stiid nE6c Mon on t6e Sor~
bon Gjrocc 5urniB I'M r9luoitorhun"
eeipiclt GieieS Stiid wuroe bon
sen Seiildlcrn geuiiniGt mo bon
ocr Erection fir Die @ei6nadtslpo-
die ouScrforcn. Gs III cine Gouooic
nit or1motii6eu Ginlagen bic onS
Stiid redjt ittcrciiant naAeu 9icli'
tcuont Nobcrt @obarion lit Der pelo =,
er lie6t, sic Go6tcr BON Colonel 9(n-
reslep cinem 6reiuioe iciner @eg-
ncr, Gin ritliii6er Spion lmO all.
Scr G6araftcre MAIDEN 0as Spiel
ieir intcreinut Gie 9lollc oeS 9iens
tenants ipielt Gomono glton pd6
ren0 @roce Slir ais sic Eohter 0cS
GoIonels nnitritt. Gic anoercu mid
ti1en &oIler iiro beictt ourh ,Soicpb
Speenep, 9irf Glarfc, " 2. gu.
ron, @eoreic @coot6orpc, &itu ca.
bis 5orreit aor q. 0oIccn ,Sobn
G1icgtt George Gorrel G6aS. @lnr.
rcD mo @ertrnoc 9onobia
9tcw Dortcr Sbmpbonic-
Or6citcr.
.coS erite groBc Gou5ert I'M ncncn
Sabre iin0et in Baltimore on 2.Sas
mar III ser ,9Dtic" itatt, 100 odS
n9icu 2)ort Symphonic Grdleiicr"
iein 5iueiteS CONCERT gebel miro
GGs Symphonic GrHeitcr hai
orei Qon5ertc in oieier Salon in9liis'
iiht aenommen DE critc &crdllitqls
tang crfreitte i'd eines ii6eronS ail'
tell 9eiudes, urO 6eipies luclhes Sl-
terciic Oas miiitlie6enoe @r6liflrlt
@eItilncre'S sen 9orfii6rin9en ocs
Src6eiters entgeeenbrin9t
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iSrou @}aseic Septe oui Sie trot
III oeit Ser. Staoten 5uerit nit Der
,Gbicc9oer @roBen Sper~ ouf nn0
i.lrce ais electromagnetic Soprdlidn
gerir i1nea IN oen Nluiiffreilen bc
tdnlli uuo bcliebt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20
Nus naditsr @a6e.

0ic yeueuina Sun" bonn ctns
neritoe II. Ge5eniber itreit I'M
2citortitcl .9sr oout mont tbe Ger.
mans 10 pin Or let ioot Oh 9riiii1
ioiI. "t DAB oie Geutideh eeluips
nerL lit infer ssunib itidtt and
iollen iie liiht Sen SUB aui briiis
Iac Groc ieSeu.
gIm ielben glo@niittag ihricp sic
a9lens~ rCucc ior all, III ipms
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Iii6~ Sin fir ollie nal 2Sas ibre
3unGsiins onsebt 10 III sic l9tepS~
pro.eueIiid
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rs ioIA inioiienoc @cltung bat.
lnO ooB cs aud fir unicrc ciscuc
llnigebune Gilt. oas muB inns bod
ihibcn MAIDEN. Genn fir inlerr
ainoer beoeuten oieic @ldtter Dos
tdgli9c. 5lpcimoI porseiAiittctc gci.
itiec 6utter. lluo cS bleibt iumcr
mas boneen.
Wlir lic9t III @egenm1riieem iur
ooron. Die @eiinmng, 10 lueit tic lid
msipriht, ieit5uilel.
len. Sie bat, eerooc 10 ipie Oic Sc.
iilnune Scr @eeicruno ibre tieiereR
@riinOe. glbiidten uno 3pede. Dos
Oiirfcn mir nidt pcrfennen. acilt
2ano fann bcItcben ooriu sic Ac
eieriinacn mic iic nhfeinaroer Iol'
geno, iidh obl0icL niht ciu 6eitinpt
tes 9rogramr cine oct nnoeren
iibcrIicfcrt. GS bcitcbcn oo itills
i6peiecnoe ltebcreiufiinIte 5iniihcn
ocu 8ctbciligtcn. 9ladl oieien fanii
I'M mtr onpon 6u reOer nod lorgc
.nidt ieocr &iereeboreue @rdii6clt
meroen. Solnoa ouh cine beitinw.
tc 9Solitit bon Der @egicrinng ols ci.
ne glrt @ebeimpiiienidoft beiolgt
aucrocn: ipir ipiIIcn es nidlt. Tenn
aud mir roeieren nift ionDern rer.
Den rcaiert; mir ooB ipir nllc bier
Sobrc neue-iuic mir glniibeii 9c
aentcu einIeben ionuen.
GtipnS abcr ipilIeu mir 1oit Der
@e6eiinpolitif Der Negicrm9: nc lit
bro enaliicb. Gin @cupurf lit ibr
oaraiil bon porncberein niht 81 MA
den. glmcritn bat iaiue Snterciicn
iluo Delltidlono Ole ieiucn. glbcr
Vic bot iiH retitral crfIdrt imo oo
rouS iollte meineS Grnhtens einc
'ouOera SoItnna iolsen ols oic min
,bcobodter. Sicr fonrmt oos pro.
'enaliid gum @orihcir. lIn0 odS
1niiiien mir bef1mpfen neil mir
oaB Oer 3iiammenbaiig
init Gentidl1no niht 6crihnitten
l:peroeu oarf. Gicicr 9uionuucn
bang beoepict fiir lms Elm 9ebens
intereiie glmarifoS. glucrifo nno
Deutidlono eeboren 5iliauimem 70
mic glmerif1 ino Gnglono 5iiion
mengcBorter.
@ir miiiien fdnpien. SIber nift
per6ittcrt per0eu Gn5u 1T geDiB
gluloB geuils, ober mir nliliien oen
Goelniit6 uuibriugct oenuod 5il
6offeu mo 0li Der5eibcn ltno iminer
.neu on5ufniipien ond peun mir oft
iii tiefitrr Seelc eutp0rt nnO unge
efelt iino. Gin irrei0er @olfsge
noiie 60rt oennodl iiidt auf Bolts
genoiie 81 Iein.
&cnn Elm ameritaniidaS Seer
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BON Den Geiitihen boren, uoS ipiiroc
0orous ollcs 1emodt merocnl2 Gin
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20
3Golinos.9 .9lecital.

9os @raporonten 9cpartcment
oeS v@coboou g1mit Gonicrpato.
riinl" eob eeitern 9loeuo eit $50,
lines &ecitol urter 2citiug ser fol.
genocn 2ebrer uno 2ebrerinnen:
9olloro. @aHett. @ladbeoo. Cole,
,Sreomon @orfinc, Seller Soft.
baus, @ull uno &ucobs, mno SS.:
@ornicbein Suber mo Srtmonn.
6olgenoe 3oglinsc nobmen E5eil:
GHie 8hmL W}orie @oo6bnes. Rbi.
lip 9eueic6, Ssmor 5teinwalo,
N1oilrice 9iotb6ol6, 3enon 2osfie.
mics, GIoro @opO @oinor Siliet
Nlihelion Wtiriel Noas, 2amraion
Sent @lirianl Nlooer @oic 5oiu.
elos, ,Soicpb @ooonlnn So5el Sii.
obcs, 2eroD Ortel. @iloo g3orOeu,
bol3. 0erbert Bangs Gorotbp
Smith, @elen &iliomS Sean Bon.
ncp Glucr g}oots.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20
Si6elforidlnna

Snts glbet0 s ll6r imoCt III ser
nencn aopeIlc ser 2 5ie6euieir
Tags glSpentiitcn @cmeinoe. 9lr.
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3crtbeihira, niis benz 7. anpitel ogs
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EoIior n 8. @ierts looci alle Sli
6cl 8aDrbeit Sudlcn0en ciil ciiic
5tnibc i'm ticfitcn Shtoiau Scr gli
bel 5iI ocrbriuaen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20
Bur Mule atbettct.

Die iter6lide 1ule bon Trou @lorp
Gictcrid, orf ocm r2ouoon
9ort 6rico6oie Der Groc iiber,
gcbeu. 6ccrlides 9icqpieni in
Scr ct. @cncoifts STRIDE. 6rou
9orboro SerseuroeOer, ouf Oent
SI. erIoicr 8rieoboic beitattet.
Bon Scr Sgo6nlme iBres Sdwie.
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2694, @ilteus9 9lbenue, mls, uuroe
qcltcrn &ornittoe bic Itcrblide Sill
le bon 6rou W}orp Gieteric1, iiah
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@ater 9lnatnls 2lt6er elm feierIides
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.cripletc ouf apnl ,,2cNpqu &prf
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bon SEN Scrrcn 0orru (Siller, @al
icr ". @ep6arot. Charles 8. &en-.
merit, &anles s. Glorf, 8oirif GopIe
nn6 @illiam 6. @lillcr, aur lesten
9lu6citditc getrogon iuuroe. s|iele
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9cfonntcn ncOer9elest. lSrae Gic.
triH pcribico ON letter Donuers
tag nod 1s.morotliher arantbcit
an oen 6oIgen cincs 9dercnleioens.
sic puroc Dor Sc Sabren in 9olti.
more.Gountp geboren. gle6en ibrem
Soften, Serrn g9iaiom Gieterih.
6interl1Bt iic cine Todter, 6roi S.
Z. @loItcr. Dos 2eihenbegdneni5
puroc bon Scr 6irnd 2illp & Seller
arrongirt.
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lidcu lleberrcitcn bon Srai Barbara
Sergcuroeocr ooS lettc e@eleitc nah
Dem ~Sl. Grl0icr Srieoboie" gob
Son Dem 9rouerboitie glr 1920
@oplor 0.rope.StroBc, aus, uiroe
8lerit Scr 2ciAnont nod Der St. 60.
poro's Stride iiberfiibrt no Batter
aobler cin feicrlides 91eaiiiem fiir
oas Seelen6cit Scr 9ooten celebrirte
@ielc 6ii6iMc ghmeritiide purOen
bon Srernoeu nno 8etonnien an
@robcSGiigcG nieoereclegt @ou5
nuerpartct iuor 6ralt @ergcnroeoer
om Icbtcu Douneritng Gus Dem Sc.
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8otten So6u Sergcnroeoar Ionic
oon Orei Sobneu, Gic 9eeroiglrg
leitcte scr 2cidenbeitottcr @corge
s. 9fitB.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20

Die uCrieutol 2ogc 9lr. 81, s.
3. 8, g.. bieIt am Gicuitoa, ocn
is. DECEMBER, cine Ser gr6Btel lmo
5arnonii0iten gerionimIungeu felt
bielen So6ren ob. SiiIis. @roBmei'
tier @iaion S. Sofitettcr it,. q.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20

@err 6raat ejoepicrt uon 9lr
262 9ouloin.S StroBe. Scr in cinenl
Noferlpiel ut elmer tlr5cn 3cit S2l
perlpr, alaubic. oaB iDu 0os @cl0
auf cine nreelc SSciic abgenonfmcll
mproen mar uuo 6etlagtc lih 0arlI
her bel @oli5iit Gietrr Gas Re
lultat war SOB 9luguit @lorris DoR
uon y1r i706, Sbames Strabc. ocnt
&ihtcr 5mitb III ser OitIichen 4Soli
sci 5tution Oorgciii1rt into iulicr
$500 g'iirsidaii Sem ceriAiSuet
fabren iibcrluiclcn puroc meil ot
aorienlpiel IN ieiuem Ncin uimbt
botte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-20

%dnc sur Jleiic in's gluslnno De-.
ioret 8. 9iainr, gir. 4i3. -itWnlt.
mOrcStry ua9c Gnitom SoniegIps.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-12
Y. N. c. A. HAS TWO
GAMES SCHEDULED
WILL PLAY THE NORMAL sATUR-
DAY AND THE ELks ON
THANKSGIVING

Physical Director Dowden of the Y,
M. C. A. announces that the associa-
tion football team has scheduled two
games with which to close the 1914
season. The first game will be play
ed on the local grounds Saturday with
the Normal team, who following its
action in postponing last Saturdays
game has once again scheduled a
game with the Y. M. c. A. and given
every assurance that it will have a
lineup on the field when the whistle
blows at 8 o'clock.
The second game, which undQubted-
ly will be by far the heaviest of the
season, is scheduled for Thanksgiving
day with the Elks, who are organizing
a team Of old stars, and under the
leadership of Orrin Blood will make
an effort to wrest the football honors
of the cityEfrom the undefeated Y. ag-
gregation. While by virtue of it's for
mer victory over the Normal team the
Y. M. c. A. is the fayorite for Satur-
days game, this is by no means the
case with the game scheduled with
the heavy Elks organization, which
with two weeks for preparation, will
give the Y. hard fight. Many en-
thusiasts would not be surprised to
see the antlered folk win the Thanks
giving contest by good score.
The Y. M. CA. players are planning
on new suits and expect to have the
outfits in time for the Thanksgiving
game. The Jerseys are to be in the
combination colors of blue and white,
with the Y. M. G. A. monogram on a
solid background of blue, and will
make a classy appearance on the field,
Football enthusiasts in the city are
hailing with delight Thanksgiving
game, and as business houses will be
closed for the afternoon this will give
clerks and office men who are unable
to spare time for Saturday game an
to see their first contest
this season.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-12
MILLION DOLLAR
MYSTERY TONIGHT
oTHE LEAP FROM AN OCEAN LIN.
Err" is THE TITLE OF THE
EPISODE

Tonight only at the Mutual theater
on Bridge street will be shown the
ninth episode of the Million Dollar
Mystery" 1t is entitled THE Leap
from an Ocean Liner and a synopsis
follows: d>a
Having succeeded in making Flor
ence believe her sweetheart, Norton,
false, the conspirators strive desper-
atelS to get Florence into their power
and to rid themselves OF Norton's
presence in the game They secure a
medical certificate, signed, under
threats, by two doctors to the effect
that Florence is insane, cleverly abb
duct her right under the nose of the
police, and carry her aboard an out
going ocean liner. This episode thrills
with startling action. Florence, when
far out at sea, leaps from the ocean
liner in the dead Of night, battles with
the waves, is finally rescued by fish
ing schooner, and carried to the hunlr
ble fishermans home But her mind
is blank!
The show starts at O'Clock.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-12
COLES INDUCES TWO
THIEVES TO CONFESS
THE CHIEF GETS THEM TO SHOW
HIM WHERE THEY HID
STOLEN WATCH

Chief of Police Ben Coles, after
M Oh Argument, this morning succeed
Cd in inducing Thurston H. Pratt aad
Joe Butcher to admit the theft Of a
goid watch an. Grain from the room
of Miss Selma Wilson in the apart
ments above the Montezuma restaur-
ant on Center street. The men were
taken to the court of Justice D. R.
Murray where they pleaded guilty to
a charge Of petit larceny and were
given a sentence of three months in
the county jail The judge said he let
the men off rather easy because they
had pleaded guilty and this had been
their first offense
After admitting their guilt to the
chief, the thieves escorted the officer
To an outhouse in the rear Of the
vacant house at 709 Fifth street, where
they had hidden the watch. Singular
Ily enough, this house is located inn
mediately next thattof Judge Murray,
the justice before whom the men,
when arraigned yesterday pleaded
not guilty.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-12
aiminr % be democratic has ever

claiming to be democratic has ever
known.
In the light Of the industrial commits
sion's origin and the influences behind
it there can be no serious doubt that
its report will mark another step to-
ward industrial anarchy 1t has as
sumed to hold impartial hearings in
various cities and to have investigat-
ed conditions without partiality or
bias. But in reality it has been much
influenced by demagogues and its
hearings have been tinctured with
prejudice in behalf of organized labor,
with scant consideration for the rights
of employers. Therefore little good
can be expected from this commits
sion. But it will serve tc complete
the demoralizing programme Of the
administration and round out the vul-
nerable record of the Wilson regime.
Kansas City Journal.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-12
FROM-SAVAGERY
TO-CULTURE
STORY
THE RAWEIs, NATIVE NEW ZEA
LANDERs, WILL TELL IT
ON NOVEMBER %

The Raweis, native New zealanders,
will appear at the opera house No
vember %. New Zealand is the won
derland OF the South seas, which has
quickly risen from savagery to cul-
ture and now boasts the best govern
ment under the sun. 1t is land of
romance, poetry and sentiment. The
visitor is amazed with its wealth of
natural curiosities and the endless
variety of grandeur and scenery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rawei and their son,
who will present the second attraction
of the Redpath lyceum course, are
native Maoris and handsome speci-
mems of their race. Mr. Rawei was
born in the wilds of northern New
Zealand, adopted by an English lady
OF wealth and received thorough
education, graduating with the degree
of master of arts.
The presentation of From Saw
agery to Culture" is SO cleverly and
artistically done that it compels the
utmost enthusiasm. 1t is captivatine
to the last degree, full Of delightful
surprises one after another, provoking
outbursts of laughter, melting to tears,
enlisting the sympthies completely.
You are held under the spell of fasci
nation by wierd descriptions and the
numerous beautiful pictures of the
marvellous island scenery.
The Y. M. C. A. is confident that in
addition to the regular season ticket
holders there with be many who will
want to see this number.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-12
W AR

In the region of the River Aisne,
in the neighborhood of vailly we re
tained our position against a counter
attack and we strengthenedaour posi-
ton in the territory previously CON
quered by us. a IS zfd
In the region of Craonne and on
the Heurtebiz farm our artillery sue
ceeded in reducing to silence the can
non of the enemy. Several of their
pieces were even destroyed We also
made some progress in the vicinity OF
Berry-au-Bac.
In the Argonne, in the Woevre dis,
trict in Lorraine, and in the vosges.
the respective positions show nc
change"
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-12
FOOD FOR POLES

Warsaw, Russian Poland, Nov. IL
Via Petrograd and London) Repre-
of the Petrograd relief fund
for Poland, arrived here today from
the capital with so carloads of provi-
sions for destitute families and 26O,-
900 rubles in money for the relief Of
the needy.
Russian soliers continue to unearth
German machine guns, rifles and am
munition which had been concealed
by the Germans in mounds on the bat
tlefields, which had been given the
appearances of graves. The fesump-
ton here is that the Germans intend
ed to utilize this material in a new
attack on Warsaw.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-12
CHICAGO BOARD on TRAD

Chicago, Nov 12.LWheat tended to
rally today because Or absence of any
developments that would confirm yes
terday's rumors Of peace. The open
ing, which ranged from the same as
last night to A@3s cent higher, was
followed by a moderate advance all
around. Closing prices were steady at
h@% cent net advance.
Prospects of unsettled weather
strengthened the corn market. After
opening x. to X up, prices steadied
near the top reached at the outset.
The close was firm NON to A@B
above last night.
Offerings Of oats we're light. Ac~
cordingly quotations rose as In the
case of other cereals.
Provisions sympathized with the
firmness of grain. The closing quo
tations were as follows:
Wheat. Dec. 115%; May 1221s
Corn, Dec. 681s; May TN.
Oats, Dec. 1914; May 5S%.
Pork, Jan. $1s 40; May $19.U
Lard, Nov. $40. 81; May 5000.
Ribs, Jan. $1O.S5; May $1,000.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-12
CHICAGO "NARTYRS"
!. SET OFF BIG BOMB
GREAT RUIN is WROUGHT BY Ex-
PLoslvE PLACED mo NEW
COURT HOUSE

New York, Nov 12.-Amidst the
ruin wrought by powerful bomb ex-
ploded last night at the entrance to
Bronx county's new $1,OOOOOO court
house, detectives today found what
they consider strong evidence that
the outrage was perpetrated by anar-
ch1sts who had in mind the Haymar-
ktt riots at Chicago more than 20
years ago.
Detectives, who had believed that
the exposion had been prompted by
vengeance upon County Judge Louis
D. Gibbs for heavy sentences imposed
recently Ly him on seven traffickers
in women. turned from their theory
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-12
THE NEXT STEP

The elections being over and prep
arations under way for the reconven-
ing of the Sixty-third congress early
IN December, interest naturally cen
sers in the intentions Of President Will
son It is already announced that the
1president will proceed right on with
his programme, notwithstanding the
reputation he has received at the
hands of the voters, and that the next
step will be the submission of the re-
port Of the industrial relations com
mittee to congress. White, it is i'm
possible to forecast the exact nature
of this report, there is little risk in
predicting that it viii be radical and
in the nature Of a sop to organized
labor. In fact, that was the original
purpose Of the commission The ar
gaments in favor Of 1t and the charac-
ter Of President Wilson's appoint
ments to it indicated clearly that it
was a departure from the legitimate
scope of government and intended az
d bid for the support of union labor
in the same way as the sundry civil
bill and the antitrust legislation were
warped and twisted so as to exempt
organized labor from the processes o.
Justice a
One Of the most remarkable as well
as dangerous tendencies CT the pres
ent administration has been the reck
less increase or bureaucracy. We are
now experiencing a reversal of the
democratic form OF administration
and are subjected to government by
eaucuses and commissions There are
today special commissions vested with
plenary powers exercising the func
tions Of congress. The interstate com
1nerce commission is the most arbit
rary unit OF government in this coun
try, next TO the supreme court. /
holds absolute sway over the trans
portation and allied interests. Th'
new banking board win have practic
ally the same control Of the financis
Interests of the country IN the ma
ter Of the relations between eniploye
and employe. the industrial commi
sion completes the new list Wit
the president at the head Of al thes
powerful boards and actually dom
mating the Iawmaking branch Of 60
ernment, he IS the most potent agel
cy for good or evil any governmel
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-12
THREE Las VEGAS
BOYS WILL TRAVEL
THEY WILL GO TO CALIFORNIA
WITH THE DENVER Y. M.
G. A. PARTY

Officers Of the Y. M. @. A. have de-
termined to give the boys OF Las
Vegas an opportunity to attend the
Panama Pacific International exposi-
ton. held in San Francisco during
1915. This trip, as previously an
nounced, will include side trips to
Catalina islands and Los Angeles BY
steamer. and Grand Canyon OF Ari-
IONA It will be magnificent excur
sion and will be privately conducted
by secretary Of the Denver y. NJ. G.
A., with which delegation the Lar
Vegas boys have been asked to join.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-11-12

All Of the wide awake boys Of Las
Vegas are invited to 60. Real, up to
the minute fellows are desired, and
no boy under IA or over 10 will be
included. All boys must belong to the
Y. M. @. A. or become members be.
fore starting.
The cost of the trip which will
amount to about s1OO for the Las
Vegas boys, will include every ex-
pense outside OF luxuries. The outlay
VIII be kept down to as near the ac-
tuai cost as possible. 1t is desired
that the boys who plan to go will open
savings accounts Immediately.
Two or three plans will be suggest
ed and arrangements have been made
with the Plaza Trust and Savings
bank for handling the accounts. AL
most any hustling young fellow should
be able to save at least half the
amount during the intervening ten
months
The secretary in charge of the trip
will see that each boy in the party
receives the same attention he would
get if his parents were along. (Does
this include lickings? Ed. Optic.l
Already two or three Las Vegas
boys have said they will go. See the
Y. M. G. A. secretaries at once for
full information. Get in and get start
ed on that savings fund before it is
too late.