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Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-11
Turks Make Statement.

Constantinople, Dec. 1.-THE fol-
lowing official statement was issued
from the war office today: 'a
"The Russians attempted to land a
force at Gonia, South Batoum (on the
Black sea- under protection of gun
fire from their warships, but were
beaten off. The Ottoman troops have
captured two guns at Vilajetwan,
where the Russian attacks were re-
pulsed"
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-11
Germans Advance East.

Berlin, Dec. II (Via wireless)-
Fierce hand to- hand fighting has beer
in progress in the streets of Lowicz
Poland, for fourteen hours and the
Germans are in complete control OF
the outskirts of this important rail
road center, says dispatch from
Breslau. This news, together with
German success north of the Vistula
has led the Berlin military authorities
to predict that Warsaw soon will be
attacked from two sides.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-11
Emperor Reported Better.

London, Dec. Ill., dispatch from
Amsterdam today reads:
emperor William is greatly i'm
proved. He was permitted to confer
with the imperial chancellor last
night. His fever has disappeared and
the bronchial catarrh is no longer
causing discomfort"
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-11

Summary.
Stolen base-El Centre, /. Sacrifice
hits, FL Centre, 2. Earned run-Braw-
ley, /. Three base hit-Graham. Tive
ase hits-Getz, Daniels. Bases on
balls-Off Kantlehner, 3; off Baedel.
8. Struck out-By Kantlehner, d;
by Baeder, A. Left on bases-El Cen
tro, A; Brawley, 5. Umpires-Mur-
ray and Finney.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-11
Germans Claim Advance.

Berlin, Dec. IL (Via wireless)-
There are reports that the Germans
have made progress in Flanders, and
to the east and west of the Argonne
forest the enemy's artillery positions
have been attacked with good re-
suits.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-11
British Take Town.

Rotterdam, Dec. 11.-British troops
have captured the town of Staden,
fourteen miles north of Ypres, on the
railroad between Thaurout and Ypres.
according to report from Slus.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-11

1.-THE GERMAN CRUISER
DRESDEN is REPORTED TO
HAVE TAKEN REFUGE IN THE
ARGENTINE PORT OF SANTA
CRUZ, IN A BADLY DAMAGED
CONDITION., ACCORDING TO A
WIRELESS MESSAGE TODAY. IF
THIS is TRUE THE DRESDEN
WILL PROBABLY BE INTERNED
UNTIL THE END OF THE WAR.
PARIS, DEC. 1.-THE GERMAN
ARMORED CRUISER FREDERICK
KARL is REPORTED SUNK IN
THE BALTIC SEA BY A MINE,
AND MOST OF THE CREW
DROWNED, ACCORDING TO AN
OFFICIAL STAMENT ISSUED BY
THE FRENCH MINISTRY OF MA
RINE TODAY, THE FREDERICK
CARRIED 557 OFFICERS AND
MEN. THE SINKING IS SAID TO
HAVE OCCURRED LATE IN NO
VENEER.
VALPARAISO, DEC. ia DIS
PATCH FROM CORONEL SAYS A
MERCHANT SHIP THAT ARRIVED
AT CONCEPTION LAST NIGHT RE-
PORTED TO HAVE INTERCEPTED
A WIRELESS MESSAGE STATING
THAT THE GERMAN TRANSPORT
PRINZ EITEL FREDERICK HAD
BEEN SUNK BY A JAPANESE
WARSHIP.
Montevideo, Dec 1.-THE British
fleet which attacked and sunk four
vessels of the German fleet command
ed by Admiral Graf Won Spec in an
engagement off the Falkland islands
on Tuesday is reported here to have
numbered nine warships, two of which
We're dreadnoughts thought to be the
Lion and the interchangeable, two of the
greatest fighting ships in the British
navy. Three colliers are reported to
have accompanied the fleet and one
transport was attached.
Various reports have been received
regarding the strength of the British
fleet, but this one was brought by the
crew of a coasting steamer which has
arrived from Punta Arenas.
Submarines Sunk.
London, Dec. 11.-A dispatch from
Dover states that the German sub
marines which took part in an at
tempted submarine raid upon Admiral
ty Harbor have been sunk after
heavily fusillade by the land batter
les.
The attempted raid on the harbor
was made under cover of darkness at
G:30 yesterday morning. Six subma-
rines took part in it.
The first alarm on shore was given
by the firing of naval guns. Soon
all the land batteries were in action.
The fusillade lasted for some time.
At least 300 shots were fired.
The message states that the sub
marines did not succeed in doing
any damage.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-11
Another Amemrican Shot.

Naco, Ariz., Dec. 11.-Another
American trooper was wounded by a
bullet from across the border today
when Maytorena's troops resumed
firing on the town of Naco, Ariz.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-11
Played in Snow.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE president
played the entire course on the Vir
ginia links today in heavy snow fur
ries.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-11
q Unsettled Weather.

Los Angeles, Dec. 1.-THE forecast
for Southern California is: Unsettled
with rain tonight and Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-11
Banks Do Away
With the Overdraft Evil

standpoint the
nothing will
hardship
deposior ovehec ground deal of disat
the bankers tn when it is understood that the
valley through their privilege making ovdaf
socatio honor o person.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-11

Baerwald flied out to Daniels.
Game called on account of dark
ness.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-11
For Christmas Truce.

Berlin, Dec. IL (Wireless via Say
ville)-Included in information givel.
to the press today from official
sources is the following:
Germany replied Immediately to
the POpe's suggestion of Christmas
truce. The German reply is in the
affirmative, under condition, of course,
that all the other belligerents-"
Note by International News Serv-
ice: There is a break in the wireless
message at this point. The apparent
intention of the sender was to say
that Germany would agree to truce
over Christmas providing all the other
belligerent powers would do like
wise.
The first suggestion of a Christmas
truce came in a dispatch from The
Hague last night, in which the Berlin
Iageblatt was quoted as saying that
the Pope had appealed to all the war
ring powers with the object of ar
ranging three weeks truce fo.
Christmas" The Tageblatt added that
Germany was "unopposed" to this "in
principle"
1t is significant that no word of
an appeal by the Pope in behalf of a
truce has come from any of the capi
tails other than Berlin.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-24
Restoration to Estry Of Las1s n Na.
tional Forest.

Notice is hereby given that the lands
described below, embracing 26O acres
within the Gunnison National Forest.
Colorado, will be subject 10 settlement
and entry under the provisions of the
homestead laws of the United States
and the act of June IL, 1906 GA Stat.
233l, at the United States land Office at
Montrose, Colorado, on June IL. 1914.
Any settler who was actually and in
good faith claiming any of said lands
for agricultural purposes prior to Janu-
airy l, 1906, and has not abandoned same,
has preference right to make a home
stead entry for the lands actually oc-
cupied- Said lands were listed upon
the applications Of the persons men
toned below. who have preference
night subject to the prior right of any
such settler. provided such settler or
applicant is qualified to make home
stead entry and the preference right is
exercised prior to June IL. 1914. on
which date the lands will be subject to
settlement and entry by any qualified
person. The lands are as follows: The
SWa SWA. the W. Ell SW4 SWL,
Sec 5, the \. SCI SE4. Sec. 6. the
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-24
Our Waaaington Letter

ed sss ss< Eis~aGe ez.st. m. ~ q
hosry hesss~d osd fske ~,h.ce ess x.>A-
s;Osd god msny sa~suss~. Avsx
hacs sner< vhsa ~ R<pub,sc "a. N
snseseresckers end Ss did put nave ans
raiiresas. sAsy t<gsa p.yrnr S.nsssrr
and Representative ~ csuss . nsse fur
travelling te.ssd fru@ sA< csvstsl TA~
mode ef travel - cAsaosd. hus sS<
mileage hes ssaalpsd q - sss,< e.
ure. kveryoas ksoSs go Il dH.rr NOT
cost !" csuts nils ~ ssassl cay u,os~
and when ths ca@aistss sSxe~.,~d ~
hereafter usesbers be rxsu.hur,~d fur
the actual trsssliaG expsases of sA~m-
selves end families Il sesu~d . S~.,r-
able sad psupur cAaaUe. II wss hsss~s-
y epps~sd. however, sad % oae yoss
Was STRICKEN fr0a the ball, bot vae re-
stored On . roll coll IN shr novs<.
Persoaslly. beheye u,sushesp of Co..
gress should be- pa;d 6xsd salary sad
that all pssqusssts like mileage. clerk
hire, ststsonary sltowancea, etc. should
be eliminated. THIS system wouid uro-
tect members from unjust charges of
grating and would ennble the people -
kno~ the exsct smouat shey are paving
their servants.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-24

testimonial. Mrs. LAWRENCE MAI
TIN, IL King ST., Westbrook, Maine.
Mansion, Wis. AT the Change Of
Life I suffered with pains IN my back
and loins until could not stand. ! also
had night-sweats % that the sheets
would be wet tried other medicine
but got no relief. After taking one bot
tIe Of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound I began - Improve and 1
cuutinued its use for six months. The
psins left me, the night-sweats ssd hot
nsehes grew less, snd in Oae year ! was
= 66erent woman. I know I have -
eAank yos for my continued god hesasA
ever since" Mn- u. ]. BDoWNE1A.
Mansion, VIA
TIE ssoces q Lydia E Pinkhsm's
Vegetable CoaPoA. na6e fron roots
spd berbs, = uapaf.nesed in sscA caseA
n - wsas spes1al elvtee wrsse y
r,ae Z RVokhnn 1eGDcloe @. tcsoo.
NrstiaD kyua, 1sss. Ter lstssr wtIl
He spesel, res1 - easWsseA - Q
-, - ~ u sezsse sso01sess'
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-24
ns1ips q einal Ssollsnsua

IL the Matter 81 thel
Estate of n. scott Notice of Final Settle
Dickey, Dece SID meut
Notice ~ hereby given, that on Monday, the
fsth day Of May. 4. ID. loi4, at the hour Of 10 a
m. Of said day, the being one of the reQu
lar days ~ the March Term Of the County
Court of Guanison County, in the state oi
Colorado, L. Amanda Donaldson, Admins
tratriH. Of said estate. will appear before the
ment as such Administratrix, pray the a pproval
of the same, and will then ASK to be discha rged
as such Administrative. At which time aud
place any person in interest may appear aud
present objections to the same. If any there be
Dated at Gunnison, Colorado, this 18th day of
April A. ID. 1914.
AMANDA DONALDSON.
AdministTatrix,
OF the estate of NJ. Scott Dickey, Deceased.
Geo. Hetheriugton, Attorney.
First pub, April II. 1914
Last pub. May Is, 1914
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-24

6aaa,s sass q % sa"s..ss' sssssA'' So
In the Cusnty Cosrt.
Moll,e d. tppe.oa.
PiaiutiQ
versa suw~oas
John g. kpDcsSos.
The People ~ shs sssse of Colousao.
To yohs q: t.pesr.os the dsssaa..s .sove
named. tsrsstina
Nou sss tsssAs rsqsirsa W appsa~ IN q &c.
ton bs.ssht apssast vos y The shose naasd
piaiUti0. - the tcssY Court a tSwani-pu
County, sesss ~ otoseaD. sed saapsr the sssss-
Vice hsss.l z ssrvsd sisk;n sss l1sss "a { 81.
rsdo. or, ~ssvsd ous ~ she ess4o a Cs,loreiO.
or By psbisestioa. vishsn netg aays ssser the
service herssd. esclu-ive ~ the deg of service /:
or said sstisa aas b. rs0ulsslv - sur TRIAL she
same o. shossh ssck apesGsonse Nd h.co
made and issss he'd hsss joissd en- ssch sos-
plsiot.
The ssid sctips is hsuusht ~ v,eiusia 10 Oh.
e sin s:.s.s 9, s s,,".:: :. a,.'...s the s..as
and dssssasst. On TIE Qsuoad a aoa -susps,ss
and eotseme aud royseoeod octs n cuuelty
Plaintiff ysays ~ sasts ~ sait asd eDr eli
other reisss in The psenieee - To ste Co~st oAy
from soaplsiot is said scsi.,a 10 which rsler.
ence e hsss .sde ssd ss'ss u which is ksss-
And yos .se hsssAv sssiAsd tbss " - ss,l TO
above ,.qsi,.d the -s;a Sl.i:six vssi sssIs = =
the Court tor the petisf thossia doaonAed
eiiven under ~ hesd sad the os.l a said
Court, at Gnnnisoa, in sasd Counsv, this 2sth
nay OF l''''''' cLfsFosp a L Z. sroNx
Fir-, -. 80 n.,rs q. ' "a, ''s ~e''s~ o'''s'
Last psb. April ~ 1874
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-24

Wy En- SWA NWh,, the W. SwK Nwl,.
the w NWh NW4, Sec. 5, T. az N.
X. W, n. M. 2. M, 100 acres. listed
upon application of John E. Wise, Sap
nero, Colorado; List 2-ls16. A tract
Of loo acres, within Secs. 2
3, 10 and II, T. Is s., r. Sc W, des.
crlbed as follows: Beginning at Cor
ner No. l, identical with Forest Service
Monument. whence the southeast cor
ner of Sec. 3, t. 13 S, r. Sc W, bears
=. approximately 10 chs; extending
thence S. AS E., 40 chs; thence n a07
T., ~ chs; thence n. as W, 40 chs.
thence S. AZ W, 40 chs, to the place
Of beginning, listed upon application of
.. =. Thomas, Gothic, Colorado: List
2-19ls
March q, 1914. c. NJ. BRrcE
Assistant Commissioner of the Gen
eral Land Office.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-24

D1part0snt q the Interior.
u .. Lead O0se st n0atsose. Colorado.
Jsaaary q, tsi<.
Notice is hssshQ Givsa shst Evsrstt y Berger
did On the nh deg - AaGnst. 1913. file in this
oekcs swss~ stsseesnt cad Application. No.
g7s7A, 10 puychese the kEi4 SCI, section q.
IoUnship ~ North. nease Wsst, n. NJ p.
Dssidiaa. esd The tiRseer thersoa, usder the
provisiOos a the ct a Juae 3. is7s. aud acts
emeRaatosy, hnSOa - the Timber and STONE
lAv," 81 sach value ni9ht be ized by APP
praiseuseat, saA that. persuant To such appli-
cssisA. the hand sod tiahsr thsseOn have besn
appraised. st elts ~. the timber estimated
q - hossa sset ~ o.s ~ =. cad the land
et0tA,; thst seid sUV1iesst will o9er Anal proof
In sapVOrt ~ his e1pliestion ssl swosn state
Isn't On the nh ~ = Agstl, 1874, b<fore tho
Register cad nseeiver ct n0utpsse. Colorado.
Any yesson is st ltbevty 10 prOtest this pur-
chase before sntry. o. initiate . s0atest at any
time bef' re patent issues, b. AliDG Q corrobor.
stsd eGiavit In this ollice, alleging facts which
would defeat the s0try.
OC. SKINNER
Register
Firt psb Feb. ~, ~. Last pub. April "a. IA.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-24

One must see the recent cartoons
printed in the daily papers, before they
vii be able to fully realize just what
is gong to happen to Huerta & Com
pany-in case, of course, Uncle Sam is
compelled to take . hand in the affair
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-24

pains In my back
and side and was 30
weak l could hardly
do my housework.
l have taken Lydia
E. Pinkham's S Nege-
table Compound and
it has done me q lot
of good. l win re-
commend your med
icine TO my friends
and give you permis-
sion 70 publish my
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-24
No. q AGukna1ina = lseo -

Once ~ the ssste Hoard Of Land Conuissio,-
Dsnves. Colo mar "a, fsal
Nosiceis bergAg given that ueraan E,lokVscht
whose p'ssof.ss address y 61s.ison. Colo.
following describsA school Lands, situate iu
GusnisOn County, Colorado, to-wit:
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-24

nr. end Nm. n. Cofes end little
daughter left for Dsnver last Friday
evening for several days visit,
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-24
WOMEN FROM
IS 10 55 TESTIFY
Te ethsMerit of Lydia E. P;ak.
Aan's Vegetable Com
pesand during Change
of Life.

Westbrook, Me. -" was passing
through the Chance of Life and had
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-24

SWA - 5lN 1W School 6unnison
Lease made upon condition that lessee will
improve said premises and cultivate not less
than . of the arabic land during SECOND year
ant i Of the arable land during third. fourth
and fifth years.
Notice is further hereby given that all other
persons desiring to tile an application to lease
this tract oi land must file the same in this
office prior to May l, 1914, as no other applica-
tion to lease the above described lands will be
considered after said date.
NOLNEN T. HOGGATT,
Register State Board Land Commissioners.
First pub. April 3, IA. Last pub April "a, IA
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-24
EY EDWARD KEATISG

Congressman -@s-lazec from cos"ssds
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-24
THE MILEAGE GRAF

"hiie We were reforming, We knock
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-24
&ainp - Hkss1iun

D1partnsnt of the Interior.
U. .. Lead O0koe at m0otrose. Colorado
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-04-24

STsTt ~ C6aORAUO.
County of tiunuiss,n.
Ia the Cpsnty Coart.
Mollie ID. k.ppersoa.
Piaiuti9,
vorsoz
John q. k.pp~ssoa.
Dsesataut.
Evening journal., 1914-01-20
DIDN'T STEAL
NO ONE CAN
SAY EE Did

Although the state was moi ready to
prosecute a charge of larceny against
Ezekiel Lindsey. colored, when the case
was called in City Court today. "Zeke. "
as he is known I'm police circles, was
willing TO tell all he knew about thir-
ty-iive pounds OF scrap copper wire
he had with him yesterday when ar
rested. -Zeke" entered a plea Of not
guilty. saying, mot guilty sir IN
tell you Judge where | got that wire. %
Assistant City Solicitor Lynn asked
for continuance and the case was
continued until friday
"Zeke" persisted in talking, how
ever, saying ~'Jedge / got out Of a
job when YOU sent me to the work
house and when got out / started
TO gather waste along the streets. /
walked nine miles TO Brandywine
summit, the white folks camp. and on
each side Of the road picked up the
wire ] did not break I'm any ones
place and steal and no one can say
/ did"
"Zeke" was held under $50 bail for
further hearing Those who heard
his story today believed It.
Michael Proeak. charged with the
larceny Of S37 from a fellow country
man, got a continuance until tomor-
row.
Evening journal., 1914-01-20
UNDER
PEACE BOND ON
son s. COMPLAINT

son asainst father. was the
spectacle ga City Court today, when
Joseph A. O'Brien appeared against
his father. Daniel OBrien whom he
charged with breach OF the peace
The son told Judge Churchman 81
Was hard FOR him to appear against
his father The youth said he has
seen his father strike his mother
several times. aud yesterday when his
father struck his sister, he hit his
father ih the face. Similar trouble
occurs weekly IN the home, accord
ing t0 the son. who works at night
and last Saturday night his father
caused his mother TO remain in the
cellar an night hiding from her hus-
band.
OBrion today asked IT, child had
right 90 Sass bis parents The
Court replied that this depended on
how old the child WAS The family
lives az No. 2l9 West Sixth street
Judge Churchman hold the elder
OBricn under $500 peace bond He
also was lectured.
Evening journal., 1914-01-20
THIS FAMILY
WRANCLES OVER
A STORE Bill

Although Joseph Wulkewicz, Of
Eleventh and Columbia avenue. has
been arrested twice on a charge oil
wife beating. the charge against HIN
this time was continued until Thurs
day. AT that time a charge OF nom
support will be preferred against
him. Today the mans wife said she
would be unable to support herself
If her husband was sent TO the work
house. The woman said she had been
married years and the trouble
which eliminated in her being struck
by her husband was over a store bill
Her husband, she said, objected 10 the
bill being 81 for family Of four
Wulkewicz, in his own behalf, asked
his wife to forgive him. The woman
said she could not live with her hus'
band, but would suffer If he went &c
the workhouse.
The case was continued until Thurs
day.
Evening journal., 1914-01-20


PREsIDIO. Tex. Jan 20.-The re-
mogal from here Of the large bpdy Of
Mexican refugees was am unlsual
spectacle. and the destitute men ana
women suffered severe hordfaipa ir0ln
hunger and c0ld None ~ those ~
the unique carayan which with rs disl
armed Mexican soldiers. women, chile
dren. Horses hlrr0s anc dogs, strug-
gicd Tor miles along the road, was
more gisibly affected on coming with
In sight Of Maria than General S. Mei-
cnd0, the commander who ordered the
evacuation OF Ojiraga in the face OF
the rebels FIRE. Riding on a horse
his uniform covered with dust, he was
confessedly humiiiaied not only at
the defeat of his army and the necea-
sity OF fight 10 foreign SOIL but also
because os a report from Mexico City
that he would be court martialed and
executed should be return 10 his ma
tive country Both President Huerta
and General villa. the rebel chieftair
have threatened him with DEATH Huer
/ "a Is determined TO go TO Chihuahua
at the head of force of federais and
! cnccaror TO rout the army Of Genera
! villa He ia willing 10 have Cahine'
F Minister Hohcno named acting pres
+ idnit His advisers have told hin
that his departure from the capita
vcrd indicate compliance with th'
wishes OF President Wilson that hl
! abdicate
Evening journal., 1914-01-20
COULDN'T IDENTIFY
MAN AS SH0OTEE

Nicholas Prospero, shoenriVr.
charged with assault with intent 20
commit murder, was dismissed in City
Court today. He was represented by
Leonard =. Wales. who entered plea
of not guilty for his client.
Leroy Culett. n conductor on the
Peoples Railway Company, lines, said
az his ear was passing Second and
Scott streets. one night several weeks
ago. man fired revolver az his car.
Curiett said he first saw man whom
he believed to be Prospcro, standing in
the street as the car was running, and
as prospero yelled az him Cmlett said
he had the car stopped and rs he looked
out of the ear the man fired two shots.
The man then ran across a lot near
Scott street.
Culett today said the man he saw
running after the shooting, was taller
than he, Curlett. Prosporo and Curlett
were placed side by side before the court
and Curlett appeared several inches tall
er than the defendant.
Under the cross-eXammation Curlett
admitted he could not swear that Pros
lpero was the man who fired at the troll
LEY. The case was then dismissed.
Evening journal., 1914-01-20
OVERCOME BY
SMOKE AFTER
LAMP EXPLODES
Mrs. HirSham Receivers After
Accidentally Firing Home
When She StumbleS
FIRE APPARATUS HIT
ON WAY TO THE BLAZE

While carrying lighted oil lamp
i'm her bedroom shortly before 5
o'clock this morning Mrs. Nathan
Hirshman, of No. S14 East Eighth
ST.. stumbled. and the lamp dropped
from her hand. The lamp exploded
as It struck the floor and the blazing
oil spread to the carpet and furniture
in the room. filling it with smoke.
She managed TO get out OF the room
but was overcome BY the effects Of
the smoke and was removed TO the
Delaware Hospital in the automobile
patrol wagon. The hospital physi-
clan reported early this afternoon that
the woman8 condition was very good
and she was able to leave the insti-
tuition but preferred to rest there
from the shock until tomorrow morn
ling. She suffered no burns.
Mr.. Hirshman. who conducts a shoe
making establishment at the south
west corner of Eighth and Locust
streets. estimates the damage caused
by the fire at 5000 to his furniture
and $50 to the building. The blaze
was quickly extinguished by the dis
trict fire companies that responded
TO an alarm which was sent in from
Box No. 81. The alarm was sent in
by Perry Cathell, Of No. III Locust
street.
No one was injured at the FIRE but
an accident occurred while the fire
engines were responding to the alarm.
The Washington chemical and the Re-
lance automobile engine collided at
/ Seventh and Pine streets. Both horses
of the chemical engine were knocked
down but neither animal was serious
ly injured. The accident was unavoid-
able The chemical crew consisting
OF Foreman G. J. FARRELL and assistant
i Foreman T. H. Wright and driver
I Frank Hyatt escaped scerious injury
, The automobile apparatus was slight
ly damaged.
Evening journal., 1914-01-20
.sS3,7S6 FEDERAL AID
FOR DELAWARE ROAD'

WASHINGTON, jan 20--A supple
mental report on the bill TO appropri.
ate S25,OOO.O0 year for Federal alo
to road construction In the various
States was flled in the House by Rep
resentatiye Shackleford chairman oi
the house Roads Committed. A spe
clal rule making this bin in order al
an amendment to the Postoffice Ap
preparation bill, now before the
House. probably viii be acted upon
today by the Rules COMMITTEES
The bill proposes to divide the ap'
preparation among the States in pro-
portion to the rural delivery routes
and post roads in each State Tables
setting forth the mileage OF These
roads in each State were included In
the report filed today.
Another table gave the figures and
the maximum amount of Federal aid
the following States might receive
under the provisions of the bill: Del
aware S53,750; Maryland, S29l $50
West Virginia, s30S,750.