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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
E11 Rrkurnrrjss.

Sra geem gorf n1eooeles, at taf-
fet bore 9efnifens llbDifling pan
aommll1ifationernes Dn1rna6e BIZ
Der Sorocn itaoig minore og n1ir1-
ore.
Sen ferlte Gsnieiling al SSoroen
Ifarbt Steb / 8egpnoellen of bet 16.
Aerbunoreoe. Sen paabegpnotes af
5eroinano Mogellan, Spbageren of
s0eage ellanltrpoet og set stilIe @ap,
og fnlofprtes of bans Npitfomman-
6erenoe Selp blep bnn oreb
en- aaurp n1eo 8iI6e paa en- of Sc
filippinife 9er. Neiien tog ire
Nar. SSuleS Gernes bergn1te 81
lias Gogg fuI6fgrte set pan 80 Du-
sc. S 1901 Dareoe en- fnn6on Mei-
ie i 6O1a Gag og i 1903 I 541
Gag. S 1907 blep for ferite Gong
ben iibiriife Bane be1lpttet beb en-
Rnnoreife ON sSsorbe1t og &eiien
bleo berbeo presid neb til 4OM
Sag. Deen mi er oglaa oenne @e-
for6 laaet neo te11111eIiq rgiagtig
~ Doge.
On Mebarbeioer / SEEM yorfer-
|blaoet ugpening @u11", Ser fornp-
| Zig er bjemfommen, bar 1re1nIig 1o-
| fprt en- @eife rur16t Sorben poa 81
Gage, 21 Elmer og 35 Minutter.
E@ejien git fra Metp Dorf ober Ji{b-
gllaro Il 2onbon, @aris, 8erlin,
Netersbnrg, syrfttutff, gbarbin,
Mnufoen, gbimonpiefi, Eofio, go-
fobon1o, Gictoria, Seottle, Chicago
til Seem Dorf. Dem iarnleoe gfeiie.
1pngoe bar 1896 Sim. $ @ien-
11eminit bar BON iooIe6es tiIbogeIagt
945 &1n ON Dogen eller 40 Sem. /
5imen. Den forteite @aesreiie pur
ira 2on6on til Nnris meb 462 Sem.
Sen lRngite por fra ssSnbiana &or.
bour til SEEM Dorf 1neo 1888 am.
Sroos ct nfripilligt OpboIo paa
@run6 Of at ct l1beir bapbe. goe-
Hdgf SeernbaneIe GENET pod ef1 fDrtere
|Strpfning, bleb fibitnepnte Iange
strpfning tilbngelagt pon BEN tor
te 9io al 81 Elmer % 1S Wein.
S Seem gorf ito6 Ser en- gntomobiI
og pente0e pan @erbensom1eileren
og brogte barn pao 5 Mi11ltter fra
9tatio1en til set 5 Sem. 6erfra be-
lliggen6e @e6aftionsfontor. eoIitiet
bolot @aberne fri, ior at oen itgrite
nt11lige 6nrtigbeb fu1rbe benpHes.
| Set obenn9bnte Spbolo bar fife
oct eneite, Sournaliiten bor 1oiut
for. S Sibirien tabte ban 18 81
mer poo @rltn6 at l1ogIibninger af
8anelegemet, og poa 0ompffibs-
itrgfnfnger ntaotte 6orten flere
@orge reouceres paa @runb at
Soage. 9ette bp1bte +. Cts. pnn
&eiien ntellem gictorio @ritiib
Columbia og Seattle. D1en ber
blalp Ben mooerne 5ilios Gogg Jig
De6 at benptte ct MeropInn. 8eo
Glepelonb / Ohio bleb Goget itooe1-
De Iibt fgr statione1t poo @rl1no al
Weoifinifabe Ser 11aatte rom tnge
8enene fat for at 1ron set forre{por.
6eren1e Sog.
&eiien er imi6Iertio lite n6fprt
II 6et forfeit n1l1lige Gio. 8oaoe /
9o1oon, 8aris % Berlin (. Gfs.
maatte ben @eifenoe gipre Dpbolo
for set neite for at perlte paa
Sogtillutning. @iI man oItfoo lite
benptte De or6inere Cog, men Be-
filler fig Gfstratog 1leo oirefte Eil.
fnptning paa oe fprifieIIige @teoer,
fon @eifen betDoeIig forfprteg. Moar
Iaeroplmnt er blebet mere ,lopifla
piI imiolertio Meiietioen Hipe eno-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
siOite sspt fra Mesieo.

maerico Gitp, 16. Sss,sli. General
&a1erta og General 8Ia1rquet forloo
8npitoliet i Aftes, efter at Nreit
oenten bapoe inofenM fin meiignn<
tion og Jrancisco GorboiaI bapoe
oflogt goen ion1 prooiiorif 8rodi.
bent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

Stlt| Ullt1'pIu Ptu u4'oDe4l0u]tel4t
|ion1 Itrafs lette0e 9lrfer % latte
anrle1t for Morge. Dette er~ Seize.
rens 25oe Sorn1nertoet longs gfor.
ges apit.
Sra ariittania telegraferes, al
stortinget bar beptlget 100000 @r.
til D9ftelie al ll0gifterne me0 Nor.
ges officielle Deltagelie / &anon1a=
Nncific l1bitillingen i San Srancis'
CO 1915 iamt $4,000 &roner til ct
Eogt meo en- 1torlf &rpoier, iom ifal
reprefentere 9torge peo Ben officiel=
le Mabning al Hanamafanalen.
l1liters rRrobiioriife &esierins"
2o1lopn be11 lite SS1tl1i. Unions
preslens 5paaoomme, at @aars0a-
gen pilbe bringe 1rDe operraifenoe
Giloragelier I l1liter-Situation
gift lite i Gpfplbelie. l1liter-l1nio-
niltfgreren Cir G0tpar0 Carton an
Tom til 8elfait og fit en- militgr
Mootagelie, bporefter ben proDilo-
rife &egiering" bol6t fit fgrfte Mg=
be og pe0tog Ell 9fqffe &elolutioner,
Der gap Sgreren Mogten til at fo=
retage alle np6penoige Sfri0t til
@iennemfGrelie al Q1literS Sppoii=
tiot til Some 9ule. l1nioniitblaoe-
ne erflerer, at ser er Sen albqrlig-
ite @riie / l1l1ter, og enfeIte al Dem
bor belle Staber al &eportere &ro-
pinien for at berette l1penteoe @egi=
benbeber.
&aa Sen anoen Sioe erflprer BET
liberale Garti, at Gar1ons Gilban.
gere Blot oparbej6er EN- 5ensation
for at ol1ppere Solf og infIuere oer,
for11nen6e 9ebot i l1nberbniet opef
BEN a1nen6erebe Sill og ffr9nnure
#&egieringen tt at in6biIge alle al
Egnrio11g Gine1gere forlangh ube-
eIiespiHnar. 4
On taoriom 5i6e af Sagen er be
nniten boglige 8eretnirger ! Unit
oniibla6e ON ltore 2ooninger al
gaaben og Mmntunition for l1Iiters
fribilltge,N bpilfe gfterretninger lige
iaa pronpte 6enenteres al onore IL
geFaa trobRr6ige l1nioniltblo6e.
0anf 1tnion / BoriS feire6e for.
11Dlig 1irt 10 Mors StiHeliesfeit beb
en- Banfet og 8o1 poa @eitaurant
Maubert, Sue be @icbeIieu.
Den oonife @efan6t &onnrerber.
. . =
re 8ernboft preii6ereoe beo Mi6oa.
gen, til bbilfen Der igprigt Dar ino-
bubt forffielIige glutoriteter. Saa.
leoes Sen franffe 9lrbeiosminiiter,
gtceforrnanoen BEN franife Mutua-
liltefe6eration, Scr. Seller. 9Gres.
1ne6lcnn1erne l1nionen: @reb
Gberbecbclauien, SSones, Gricbien,
gobn, &onl1nonbant Hoccot, Doftor
5Dlom-Sonien mt. II.
Ser Heb bolot Goler al l11io.
mems nuppren6e 9orrnan6, Sr
8enie, al ggresformanoe11, 8nron
Sortbouien, io1n 11otalte 9af til
6ranfrig, ion1 set giaitfrie 2ono
bbor l1olpnoinge n1o6toees ian bier
teligt, for Danmarf, for BEN bonift
aonge, for @eianotett og for 9gres'
me0lenunerne.
4unnmerberre 8ernboft taIte fol
l1nipne1t.
Cen franife Mrbeiosminiiters Me,
prpfentant nberrofte Dr. 5Dlotp.
9onien % Selffabetg ntangeaorige
&asierer ST. 8r1l6ien Ben fronift
- vsSi M a are,rw ~ ~ ta ~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17


ter beb GouberaD, @is., efter en- 2
Mnrs &nnrp pn116et en- ufgiort Seir
oper 5totens @ante @nrbens og
9otpnets Gmbe1sm9nb. 89perre
anIugoe / Barter Greet en- Dpm<
ming, Ser bragte 0an6f til at itige
ober Sen Lungs @pffe11 gaaen6e
.2anbepei og tro1s at Derrne DRm=
ming flere @oatge blep goelagt meo
DDnan1it, iaa 1agbe 6e iman fltttige
DDr alti0 ibei pannp, foa @eien
I1nart igien itoh un6er Bnn6. Disie
Dpr er freoe0e % fun iffe 6rgbes.
Eotpnets Gnbebsm9nb bar MI ops
gibet auntpen, og geie1 bill blipe
onlogt iaa bgit, at 8nnoet Beber-
mes Gam life fnn 11an oen.
Gn Mbismanb arreteret. 5ro
Sun lrancisco nteooeles, at oe.
Goreneoe Staters Mobofat 6erlte6s.
.Sobn q. Bresto1l bar labet arreite-
re Charles 81. 6ielo, Meoafter al
rSunfet Mago8ine" og ftp. Nrg1i-
bent for Bohemian Club, 6lDberen
@obert S. DomIer, 6orfattere1r &i-
lep q. Scott % 6otografen 8ap g.
ssDub benl glnfege gen mob nenl ct, lot
De bar forraabt nriIiitpre Sen1nte-.
ligbeber, og Strufien er 10 NdrS
Sengiel eller $4,000 i 300, bbiS
Oct er eiort i l16lan6et, og ct 9lurs
6angiel eller $1,000 i 8oo, bpis
giort / Sc SSorene6e Stater.
u5uniet" offentliggior0e Mpril
en Mrtifel UNDER SDerifrifte1r uaan
@ananafanalen p6elRggeS fru 2uf-
ten?" 111eb @iengibelier af 6otogra-
fier taget fra ct Meroplnr4 Dife11be
nogle at @amal5otne1rs 8efpltninger
og San ssronciscos &refioio, le6fa-
get al Sefit. snoinnrt Soribars-
oeparteme1tets Gpn19rfionrbeb hep
benleoet pQa Mrtifelen, a11mooeoe
0et BreSton ON at u110erI6qe ga.
gen.
Sc fire Mpno blep frenitillet
for 6ore,re6e Cutters aommisipr
5rn1lcis 4ruH. Sc blep gipet fin
5ribe0 moo at lobe at nrp6e frent,
,eour 6eres Sag fontn1er op.
Den rebaftio1leIle Dn1tnle beb ct
al 8illeoerre, fonr sbepurtemen-
tet iiRr nage6e oner, leo }on1 fel-
ger:
rDette er ct al be pigtigite So
tografier, fonl 11ogeniinoe er offent-
Iiggiort bette 2a1ro. l1n6er Mero-
planet, bborfrn 8ille6et bleb tuget
er Muos-9erne i @onbamobugtell
paa bbilfe oe Joreneoe 5tater MI
opftiIler 8atterier af set ib9reite
MniIIeri / @erben for at befptte
..ssSs116lebet til 8anan1ofonalen pan
ilebapsii6en. 8aa gen nniten
lige UNDER 4eroplatlet Tan fees
Stan6ploos for BET n1ngtigite gaa-
ben 11ogeniitrbe for1itrueret, ben fbr-
fte is CONS forininoe1boe annol
Der bar Ell gfuopiooe pon on1fring
12 waiI.
ser er 8etponinge,r al Jotogro-
fiet:
,aeropIn1et fllnbe / @rigstio be-
re fonrn1et IT'D ct 5laeifib ubenon
ben beie @anons Sfuopiooe ioet BET
f,1noe bore fIeiet bgit 2nften o. fsrt
ureo fig 500 8a1nb itprft spre1g-
ftof ileoetfor en- aontera. giIoe
life Sen itore ao,1o,1 bore bi9IpeI1g
ligeoberfor el, foabon s5ienoe ?1
Meoaft6ren fortiatter l1,eo at be.
sfritnp So S1n1str ntnfpfpr f1t1n1.1f1ff,p,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

&Dgeres &arnbis e. MeTico. Ser
rpger alle, gantle og .nnge, MRno
% 8pinber, fattige og rige. SeIb
Smonbbrn, forlifrer u6unellr" itif-
ter man gigoret ! ulu1tben for at
foo Dem til at tie, % / sfolen er.
bet tillaot gleDer, nreb bpilfe Care
rem er iprlig tilfreos, i l1noerpis.
ringstimen ot iur6se oeres gigaret.
ga SorfiRrIigbeoen for 9obaf foo
at iige er Wferifnnerne 1lrpofgot, er
ben Sen flittige Glep tiloeIte MDge.
1hllooelie ligefren1 en- Spore for be
orore gleber iaa at enbper of neln
sir iig al ml1Iig Ueeie for at blibe
beIagtig / ben ianrne CUNT. ST.
gen e, at en- ifiien1te Gag rpger
pInoielig beIe aInsie,t ID aererne
Il fglrr iiig i itplte of bette Sfuefpil.
|Dgfoa airfetl rpges ser bDoo
|oer oo9 iffe e iqrIiot for Deegieo,
men e,, mob g5ffiit 4 ,llti aa.
Is poda,erif ~ ]:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
ten llreo lnotagelie al / &rigspje-

ts ss''ssS"S s'~ = - ~ s - O> so@rAS
mes.
Nebelitrioen / Megieo. 5trioe11
'melleW be n1erifanife 4onititutio11n-
filters to &obe6anfprere, genuitiaa1o
@arran5a Spltan0el1s 11oninelle
Sobe0, og Sen. gilla ban1s, bans
'elDraaoige og ieirrige NRitfomman=
0eren6e, meloes at bore bilagt og
De to @6poinger go6e 8e1ner igien.
Dette for 4onltitlttionali1t 1tbep9-
gelien neget belbige og pigtige &e=
1ultat ifnl ppre op11auet pnn BEN
aonference, ion / al SOFT blep
1anmenfalbt / Gorreo11, 90 Som
fliften melle,n oe to trnebe nreo at
fere til ct ulngeligt 8rub.
Set ipnes Dog, at Spitam6ens
.ufir1t gbief" (garrnn5a) bor nlaat-
tet gibe betD6eligt efter for at op,naa
ct Torlig og bepore Sfi1rtet of fin
9ebertilling.
8cretningerne fra &o11fere11ce1l
er 1neget fopbet16e, men af bpao Der
oplpies iprres 6et at fremgoa, at
Gen. &illa @irfe1igbeben bi bIipe
militpr 9iftator og io1rr Gbef for
Noroarmeen in6toge Sen faftiife ST.
reritilling.
S @afbington n9res Der i11ge11
1pibl ON oct angibelige Jorlig, felD
ON ct ina6art er fon1n1et iitan6, pg
at set bill blibe af nogen l9ngere
@arigbeo.
0per 100000 Snbbanbrere.
5sSfglge Ell al nmigrationsf fonr11is=
irren uffentliggiort 8eretnirg bar
SSnobanoringen til oe 5or. gtater /
1918 Ben ftgrite i 2anbets &iitorie.
Ser anfonr nenrlig lite r1in6re e1t1
1 100000 sS11obah10rere, lonr ogter
at gigre Mmlerifo It'll fit 6reu1tios-
biem. Dette bar on1tre,1t 100000
flere emo Ser onfon set foregaae1=
6e Mnr.
ginnbf bissiie bsi s516 unnbrpre Dnr ID.
10000 sssopnneSere. 9fient bette
lite er BET iterite gntaI Sssnpaneiere,
iom 1ogenfi1r6e er i1p6Iaot, bar set
bog betp6elig itgrre er1o Muret for
uo.
Sq11trent 100000 SStolienere tom
forrige &ar til Sc 5oreneoe Stater.
@eit efter 6ern i Mntal tom sssoer=
ne, bope6fagelig fro MusIo1to, r1eo
ober. 100000 og 6erefter &oIotfer-
ne neo oper 10000.
eSsn6banoringen / 1913 bor, iqa-
bel n1co &eniDn til Mntul af 8erfo-
ner iom Mntal al Jolferacer. en-
Refor6iloner. Set ti6Iigere itgrlte
gntal, 1om er onfonunet i ct e1felt
Mar bar i 1907, % sssn6bar6rernes
Mntal 10gior0e 1,285,O00. 9lntoI-
let / 1918 par altfna ca. $4,000
itgrre.
50 9rebieoele al ssS116pon6rerne
par al Meonofien og en- Greoie6el al
@Dinbefign, bbilfet a1tp6er, at man
ge al SSnoban6rer1re tom ber meo
bet 6ornoal at itaffe fig ,1oget fat
at beitille, for lao ferrere at ie1toe
efter fine @nitruer og 8dr1r.
Ser Hep Marets 2eb at Mr.
bei6So oeparten1entet, l111ber bbilfet
sSanmigratioots B1reouet iorterer,
giort it6rre 8eitrebeIier paa at
fpreoe ssS11bbonorente ubober set bele
2ano, e11o ser tioIigere bor peret
giort.
elsie ge1trRbeIfer fortiattes. og-
faa ianr og betDoelie itgrre l1o.
itrpfning, i6et Der i bber ss11nni.
grationsitation tillige er f1lDttet Ct
gmploDnlent" -sga1renl.
@iennen oisfe Mgenturer, Der er
fpre6te no ober bele '2an6et, be1lter
epnrtementet at blibe lat iito1to til
at loe Snobatror sitrenme1t til
De ggne, bDor SSr1obattbrerne letteit
bil f,ntte erboIoe Mrbeioe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
1anlat1nrt.

aejier @ilbelnt eif i forrige l1ge
/ aiel on1borb paa vSoben5ollerr"
iom ltrafs lette0e gl11fer % iatte
&nrle1t for gforge. Dette er Seize
re1rs 25oe 5olranertogt longs gsor<
ges aplt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17

Sra &riittania telegraferes, at
Stortinget bor bepilget 100000 ST.
til D9ftelie al ll0gifterne me0 Nor-
ges offictelle Deltagelie / 8anan1a-
Nacific l1bitillingen i San 6rancis-
CO i 1915 ian1t $4,000 &roner til ct
Gogt 11leo en- l1orlf &rp0ier, iom Tal
reprefentere 9forge beo Ben offieiel=
le Mabning al &anamafanalen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-07-17
Turhut,nHatxtfrt1l.


Sra @aibingtun meoeeles ben 2.
Sssl1li. 2nn6brugSo Soeparteme1lte bar
M aabnet lit 1914 Jelttog mob
sDinefolera, % bets Reprelentom-
ter pil ianlpirfe rne0 5tatsantbori-
teterne i Befpnrpelien al oenne poe,
legge1lbe SDgoont.
Sill @efenpelie of 0enne bergen-
sc 1nriot bar 9epartementet faaet
100000 1tillet til ii11 Dispoiition,
og al bette 8elpb bill iaor $4,000
6liDe dnpe1rot til bbert gfsperiment-
6iltrift. Mrbeioet er allereoe poo
begDnm / 12 gtqter.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-21
(BY AssoeIat.d Prsnsl

Paris, Dec. 2i.-elood. bought gains
against the Germans throughout
France on the battle line we're report.
ed in the official statement today.
In Belgium fighting is from house to
house.
Near Albert the French artillery
twice sileneed the German guns,
knocking to pieces two cannon.
The heavy French guns scored an
advantage near Rheims on the Aisne,
Al an unnamed point In the north
Of France the French captured a for
est and "all first line German trenches
for some distance.
In the Champagne district the
French won three quarters Of a mile
Of the enemy's trenches.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-21
CHANCE Of CLASH
At NAC0 GONE
Msytorena's Forces Withdrawn From
Border, ls Report Made
by General Bliss.
(By Associated Press.)

Washington, Dec. Il. - Consular
Agent Carothers telegraphed the State
Department yesterday that Governor
Maytorena. commanding Villas forces
besieging General Hil's garrison at
Naco. Sonora, was preparing to with.
draw his troops at a point ten or
twelve miles from the border 10 elimi.
nate the possibility OF further firing
into American territory.
This move has been awaited by OF.
ficials here since Provisional Presl.
dent Gutierrez announced that he had
asked Maytorena to abandon the at.
tack upon Naco unless the operations
could be carried on without sending
bullets across the international line.
Brlgadier General Bliss. In com
mand Of the artillery and cavalry con
centrated about Naco Ariz.. to enforce
the American governments demand
that firing across the line cease. re-
ported earlier In the day that Mayto
Tena apparently had withdrawn.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-21
BLIND STUDENTS
SAVED INSTITUTE
Instructor Gave Alarm and Boys Put
Out Fire While other Children
Waited to March Out.
cry Associated Press.)

Austin, Tex. Dec, 2l.-Qulck and
efficient work on the part OF the blind
students fire company. under the dl.
rection OF ]. W. Berr. physical lnstruc.
tor. probably prevented the destruc.
tion Saturday night OF the State In.
stitute for the Blind
Shortly after 10 o'clock flames in
the engine room. about forty feet from
the boys dormitory, we're discovered
by W. w. Joyce. an instructor in the
institution. from his room In the dor.
mitory The fire lasted only a short
while and though no definite estimate
could be made. DR.. +. f. Bramlett,
superintendent OF the institute. said
he thought the damage, which was
principally TO the laundry. located on
the second story OF the engine house
might be 800 or more. Slight damage
was done to the roof Of the engine
room As soon as the fire was discov
cred the FIRE company Of students was
assembled and the blind boys, under
the direction OF Physical Director
Berr. raced with the hose line Mean
while the hundreds Of other blind chill
dren were assembled and stood ready
TO march out OF the building
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-21
German Official Statement.
nv Associated Press1

Berlin. Dec. 2l.-The official an
nouncement says the Germans yester-
day stormed and captured the Indian
troops trenches near LaBasse. cap
turing their cannon and 270 prisoners.
The Germans recaDtured the trenches
near Notre Dame de Loretto. In Ar.
g0une they captured an imp9rtan. hil'
with 300 prisoners. Fierce French at
tacks northwest OF Verdun failed com
pletely
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-21
ALLIED ARMY GAINS, BLOOD BOUGHT
FIGHTING WAS HOUSE
To HOUSE IN BELGIUM

French Guns Silence German Batteries and Tear
Two Big Cannon to PieceS-French Make
Gains Near Rheims-Capture Forest and
Some First Line German Trenches
slams Are Holding 100000 Germans
at Bay-Germany Laughs at London's Fright
of Zeppelin Rad-Italy Threatens to Break
Diplomatic Relations With Turkey-Em-
peror William Is Back at the Front-Will
Spend Christmas With Troops -Rumored
That a German Cruiser Was Sunk-Rus.
slams Defeat Turks.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-21
MAYTOREIA FAILED
To WITHDRAW FORCES
Is still in Nearby Trenehes-Rain
Caused Cessation Of Firing
Today.
CRy AssoeIated PressO

Naco, Ariz.. Dec 2L-Rain caused
practically a cessation Of Mexican fir
ing today. Maytorena, who sent word
to Washington that he would with
draw ten miles from the American
border. still remained nearby in his
trenches.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-21
HARRY THAW LOSES
IN SUPREME COURT
Effect Of Decision Is TO Permit His
Immediate EStrsdition TO
New York.
~ AssocIated Press.l

Washington, Dec. 2l.-The Supreme
Court today reversed the refusal Of
the New Hampshire Federal court to
extradite Harry X. Thaw to New York.
The decision in effect Is 10 cause
Thaw's immediate extradltion.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-21
Emperor Disobeyed Physicians.
gBy Associated Press)

London. Dec. 21.-lt is reported that
Emperor Williams departure for the
front was against the advice Of his
physicians and on the insistence OF his
generals. He will spend Christmas
with the troops.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-21

unless a satisfactory explanation is
made OF the threatening attitude
against Tripoli By 1000 Turks under
German officers.
II Is understood that Emperor WI
liam. who Is back at the front, has re-
covered and will spend Christmas on
the French. h.Belgian battle lines.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-21
Germany Laughs at London.
nv Associated PressJ

London. Dec. -l.-The Germans are
not thinking seriously OF a Zeppelin
invasion OF England. says a prominen.
neutral traveller reaching here today
from Berlin. The Germans regard the
London precautions against Zeppelins
as a joke.
Italy is reported threatening to rup-
ture diplomatic relations with Turkey
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-21
RUSSIA HOLDS GERMANS AT BAY.
IRy AssocIaief I'ress

Petrograd. Dec. 2i.-The Russians
are still holding at bay 100000 Ger.
mans. VINO for three days have been
erdeavoring unsueeessfully to cross
the szura river a. soehaezew and as.
vance on Warsaw, thirty miles away.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-21
GUTIERREZ WAY
DECLARE AMNESTY
CBy Associated Press.o

Washington, Dec. 21.-lt is report
ed that Provisional President Cutter
rez is considering a general amnesty
in Mexico.
Secretary of State Bryan said he
had no advices on reported disorders
in Mexico City of Vera Cruz.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-21
Rumored German Cruiser Sunk.
fpy AssoctafeH preas


London. Dec 2l.-There are persist
ent rumors that a German cruiser was
sunk on the Scotland coast II Is also
fumored two damaged British de.
stroyers arrived a; Leigh. Scotland.
There Is no official confirmation.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-21

Mrs Fritz Easman returned to her
home In Valley Junction today after
visiting relatives and friends in this
city.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-21
Germany lnternes French.
(By Associated Press)

Berlin. Dec. 2l. 80 The newspapers
say the allies losses along the User
total 215,OOO.
Germany has decided to inferno all
French males between the ages Of 1G
and so.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-21
NAMED As INDIAN
SUPERINTENDENT
(By Associated Press0

Washington, Dec. II. - President
Wilson nominated today Gabe Parker
of Oklahoma as superintendent of the
Five Civilized Tribes in Oklahoma.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-21
Maooabess' Meeting Tonight.

The Maccabees meet tonight, the
last meeting this month. Election Of
officers and other work. Come out.
J.B. PRIDDY, Commander.
J.B. REED, R. X.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-21
Russians Defeat Turks.
(BF Associated Press)

Petrograd, Dec. 2l. (Ofhcial) -
The Russians repulsed a large force
Of Turks near Van, killing a great
many.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-12-21
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Joe Bond and Mrs. Emma Shaw.
Ben jefferson and Hattie Wyatt.
Milo Messom and Virginia Jackson.
VIII Foster and Martha Ann Rob-
.rfsOn
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09
MONTH OF JUNE
 SLIPPING AWAY
So Are Those Bridal Gifts at BaIke's
 Big Curio Store

Nearly third of the month of June has passed and there have al- ready been many June brides, but according to the law of chances, there will be twice as many more before the month is past. Also. ac cording to the same law, there will be twice as many bridal gifts purchased at Balkcs Big Curio store before the end of the month as have already been purchased since June l. That is just as sure as there will be more June brides for a wedding is not quite complete until the friends of the bride have paid a visit to the Big Curio store.
 He"Ny inroads have been made up on the stock of Russian hammered brass for which the Big Curio store Is famous. for there is nothing that bride more desires than d piece of this imperial brass. unless it be a handsome Navajo rug. Either of them will be cherished by the bride as long as she remains at the head of the household.
 Many persons selecting bridal gifts this year choose an article of Mexi- can drawn work and there is noth- ing prettier and surer to please. There are 2 hundred other things that will be shown the visitor who is hunting for q proper gift for q bride. -(AdVertiScment)
Arizona republican., 1914-06-09

the misrepresentatiOns of some soured old knockcr I am an op- timist. but l fear the pessimism of some of your people would in time influence me, and l wouldn't lose my optimism for all the world"
 In brief, while the country is building the dam, the knockers are damnng the country.
 Now what are you going to really do about it?
 We advise the listing of the valley knockers SO that each newcomer may be provided with a list and when a man is introduced they know where to place him if he is listed as a knOcker
 This exposition may tell too much of the truth, but it needs telling. and while we assure you this is but a lit tie Of it, we want to add that we sincerely hope to hear less of it in future. If You can't talk for this country. please don't talk at all.