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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
MONEY AND METALS
NEW YORK MARKET
CBy Associated Press-l

NFW YORK MAkhEI-
fFsv Associated Press-1
o-e,r York. July 12--Mercantile paper =
Sterling. so day bills, 41l-s-
Bar silver. 81 -
Mexican dollars. a Z
Government bonds. steady
Railroad bonds. easV- 20 H., .s.a
Time loans. strong; 50 and 90 days ~
Can money. strong; high. -: low. &
556+Der iuil eIectroiytic. nearby. s25.oo9
a OO- September and later $500 q - 90.
T-on stee DIV No. I northern a-u-5u . LUZ
No : Northern. $1,000 a 2o-5es No SCUM
ern. Se0.25 q 2Q-75; No = Southern' 9As-'e q
20-75- - 81 -,ot
offered at $500 ,--a
The metal exchange quotes lead ss-'s
spsitsr. dull spot East ST Louis delivery.
LONDON METALS sIARKET
London, Eng July The LONDON mex
ais market closed today as foiloWs-
Lead. E-s-
Snelter. E45-
Bar silver. 1s5z per ounce
spot copper. $50. futures Esli electro
lyriC- E1-5- go,
THE LOCAL MARKET
Mexican currency Estate billsl 1905
Mexican Nacionales bills l. T.
Mexican pesos So
Mexican gold se 4
Carranza currency told1- = new ; a.
FL PasO Smelter Quotations
Corrected Daily-)
Bar silver Handy & Harmon Quotatlonsl
London lead. f2s-
Copper wire bar, S@4-5o-
Pig lead S6-5o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
Cotton Market.

New York Cotton, Close
Ne,- YORK July I2--Cottou-Spot MAJ
zet quiet MiddlinE uplanas' A--s'e- ~
cotton futures closed steady July. ETC
October u sSc- December hose January
1910; March. 1850
Liverpool Cotton Close
LIVERPOOL. Eng JULY 1---Cctton-Spo1 IN
improved demand prices easier
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
Grain and Provisions.

Chicago Grams. Close.
Whear-July S1-09-z september ALL ~
Coru-IuIy. 71&c. September. l4sc
Oats-JuIr SIC September 30
Chicago Provisions, Close
Por<-Julv 1852. September. S2AS--
Isrd-JuIy sl2S0- September. SEQ
Ribs-July. 1880: September Sls-op
Chicago Grains. Close
Chicago. H.. July 12-Butter-MsrHet
unchanged -
Ergs-Narket lover. receipts 21-27s cases
FirSts. 2ea . he ordinary firsts- Il y =
At mark. cases included. 1SG % isc-
roes-Market lower new receipts 90
cars Arkansas and Oklaho triuInp rs
so d Soc Kansas. Missouri and illionis- Onlos'
sea Sc; Kentucky and Tennessee coolers'
s. n q0c. virginia bulk. 80 "a SC
Poultry alive. higher, fowls. lte- springs
kansas City Grains. Close
Kansas City. Mo- July lz--Cash Nnees =
No. . hard Sl.05 q III; No RED sLVo ~
1-I2- July slO31. September. silva De-
cember S1-oT p - lie.
T7a77Lc- No. 2 yellow % = O. ; &c > . l's
75zc: September 717sc; Deeemoer- - = g
Oats-No. white. 81 p 8 &c. NO
Kansas City Produce. Close
Kansas City. Mo July l--tSul1el =
Creamery. sc; firsts. sc; seconds &c
packing. 4 he
E,Egs-Firsts. &c ,.,
PouItry-Hens. 15c. ROSTERS he oroii'
e-s sc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
SPECIAL NOTICE
SEE CHANGE OF DATE
REN NV

THE COMMISSIONERS COURT OF JUNE
"a. 1916. PASSED AN ORDER SHANGlNtT
MATS or OPENING BIDS On THE FUR
NTTURE AND FIXTURES FOR THE NV
COTRT HOUSE AND JAIL FROM JULY
/ 1910. TO JULY 25, 1916. AT 10 O'CLOCK
4 NJ ALI, BIDDERS PLEASE BE Gov
FRNED ACCORDINGLY-
ROY ID. BARNUM.
COUNTY AUDITOR
RTDS FOR FURNITURE AND FIXTURES
FOR THE NEW COURT HOUSE
Bids will be received at the office OF the
r,-7dersfRred in the court house at e Paso.
Texas. until 10 O'Clock a. m July % 1915.
FOR an wood. marble and steel furniture ana
eoufpment and for the electric light fixtures
for the new court house. jail and auditor
ium.
For floor plans for wood and marble Work
A deposit OF ten dollars will be required
All specifications and conditions may De
obtained at the auditors office
Roy d. Barnum-
County Auditor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
Ordinanee.

OF f0na mi
the ty Council OF the o. z by
aneb e
o
a
D eand pab y propy
OF di mur TO b. PAL own o OF
b improved
ting the sss 70 at rate per o. ront
h ad D he o. O. ma N O
s. %
o o. 3
property owners amount t.
- ~ ~ - AMOUNT
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12

Bids will be received at the offi"' Of ~
County Auditor in the Court House Al II
Paso. Texas until 10 o'clpcil a. M. iui} -Nth-
1916. for the paving OF Staple avenue rom
Dyer street 70 the Z. p * s W r X cross
ing approximately 1900 feet
Plans and information regarding same can
be obtained al the office Of Chas- : Hen
ming County Engincer. in the Court House
r d. BARNUN.
County Auditor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
Special Notices.

800 - IN n - .
the 18th we always give double merchants
valuable coupons Houston Transfer & Stor-
axe Co. the originators Of low cost OF
moving II you are from Misso. Phone So
ATTENTION LADIES
Don't fail 10 call and get our prices on
house furnishing. we can surely save you
money -.
FIERCE FURNITURE CO.,
516 Texas St Fhone -Vto
GOOD TINE TO set out plants. Phone -lss'
ret vou- plants at one-fourth regular price;
also nice baskets and boxes
WRIGHT NURSERY CO..
502 y. Piedras; also corner = F4eoras
and Cypress
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
For Rent-HOusekeeping Rooms
Furnished.

For Rent-Housekeeping Rooms
Furnished.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms- ia : ochoe-
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. no children 500 y
Hon SEKEEPING rooms cool place Fnohs
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. sO2 Epson Phone
TWO ROOMS. kitehenette. front porch also
garage 1925 Arizona
NICE desirable Housekeeping rooms; as s.s9
front bed room sos y stanton fno--l 80
TWO single light housekeeping rooms Si5
and T. 100 Texas Phone 90
FOR REM nicely furnished housekeep-
Ing rooms. private bath 6l- n amp 15---
SUITE Of large Housekeeping rooms 9o7
SUMNER RATES. Housekeeping rooms. sos
Texas Phone 1885
LARGE ROOM with sleeping porch for
Housekeeping. nice place Phone 80
. LARGE rooms furnished for Housekeeping
Gas range; adults only Phone e4ss J.
DOWNSTAIRS light housekeeping rooms
Phone $3.50
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. furnished Phone
1l34. 1900 Boulerard-
? ROOMS with sleeping porch, SIG 6--
y Fl Paso-
HOUSEKEEPING rooms 1906 Magoffiu-
Phone 1873 J.
THREE housekeeping rooms. lights. water
ard bath 1901 E Boulevard
TWO furnished rooms SIS. one furnished
room with gas plate. SO Phone $50
FTRNISHED ROOMS for housekeeping IN
a cottage Phone S1o9-
ROOM furnished cottage near TT Bliss
Phone 1888 II
TWO ROOMS and kitcheuette facing Cleve-
land square. lights and water furnished
Phone 1917
SIs for two nicely furnished housekeeping
rooms. $50 for two others on lower foor-
As Brown
I 3 HOUSEKEEPING rooms. sleeping porch
single room. close in Phone 1917 w 'O5
2 Boulevard
I one LARGE front room for Housekeeping
private entrance. = block south OF court
Z house. 214 $ Kansas Phone 1854
/ ONE furnished housekeeping room 10
] healthy couple without children lals Ma
/ goffng- Phone 1855 r
TWO or thee completely furnished house
keeping rooms. with sleeping porch IN pr
/ vate home. 61g Noble
. TWO furnished housekeeping rooms in cot
I tsge- no other roomers; cool. close in Apply
I after p m. ~ Brown St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
For Rent-HOuses Unfurnished.


TWO ROOM COTTAGE-Sleeplng poren. .sIu'
one block from Fl Bliss car Granu'ie"-
zslS Nations ave. Phone llla-
FOR RFNT-Modern room brick Win
sieeDing porch. good front and back yaI1
ana shade trees Phone 1875. or call --4v7'
Sar Diego
1915 Boulevard rooms $50
1915 Boulevard. apartment. -.e0
Grant ave 8 rooms --------- ss-Ve
rooms on p san Antonio -s-oV
BROADDUS q LEBAKON-
e0g-1O LIST Nat Bank bldg Pm l7'a
3 rooms. sss0 Pera St ---------- 90 90
rooms asOs Tuiarosa ------------- "a ar
/ rooms s4iS Ia Lux ncU--------- -oC
4 rooms 9511 BiShee --------- ., al
4 rooms SIS Estrella- new -------- 81 al
5 rooms 3501 Bliss. garag-- l'aS- - al
: rooms 20 Tobiu Blvd ---------- - a.
: rooms z90I Grant ave- ----------- - "a
8 rooms 35Os Douglas. new garage - "a
3 rooms 1s0s Boulevard garage 49,
Ansrrments IN the Arizona 81 ~ go -.
..s51,-is ..F3unk.-f Robinson" Pickreil
and others see our large isl rl lui
and uufurnished houses AT olil,3..aoo
HAWKINS BROS. phone 800
II YOU have a house Tor rent pii'H'
We Get Results
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
Wanted-Bids.
BIDS WANTED.

BIDS WANTED -,
BIDS on THIRTY CARS o. C IL IN r
ALFALFA WILL BE RECElh Ed Al "
OFFICE UNTIL Thu RSDAN- JUN ~ Al
10 O'CLOCK. .t
Delivery TO be- made SIX cars Der Hi'ii-Al-
starting November l. 1915.
The citv reserves the right 10 reject any
f W HaiEht.
CITY PURCHASING Agent
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
Ordinance

ordinance,
AZ ORDISANCE REPEATING SECTION
leo on AN ORDINANCE REGULATING
TRAFFIC WITHIN THE CITY LIMILS
OFT THE CITY or FL PASO- TEXAS.
PASSED AND APPROVED on THE 24th
DAY OF. DECEMBER 1914
BE IT ORDAINED by the CITY Council,
OF The CITY Of Fl Paso. Texas
That Section 100 Of an ORDINANCE emitted
An Ordinance Regulating Traffic WITHIN
the CITY Limits Of the city OF y Fase-
Teas passed and approved December -
1914 be and the same is hereby repealed
This ordinance shall take ERECT from ana
after its passage. approval and Dublicatlon-
PASSED AND APPROVED this the 9th
Tom Lea
Mayor
Attest
= Dawson CITY clerk
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
Heb Wanted-MaIe.

GOOD acknowledgements; write box 1915.
Bisbee, Ariz-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12

Hdnted 10 kenL.
WOULD LIKE to rent furnished house:
walking distance from town Address ?
ia. care Herald
WANTED-By ; healthy adults. > or
room unfurnished apt: close IN PERMANENT
rent must be reasonable Address B. z,
care Herald
Wanted-MisceIIaneocs.
MACHRERY-southwe wreelSing Co.
WANTED-second hand clothing VIII pay
highest cash prices Phone 1873
WANTED-To rent electric piano. VIII be
well taken care Of Address G ISL Herald
WANTED-To buy cash register and safe
E Klein. sol So e Paso II
WANTED-To buy from owner. wardrobe
trunk in good condition Phone 727s
WANTED-TO BUY second hand folding
chairs for picture show Describe FULLY
quantity and price Write 7 ~. Herald
For Rent-Houses Furnished.
--~-~-~-~-~~~-~~~~-~--~
5 ROOM HOUSE Phone 55ss "
NICELY furnished house close in Ph- Use
FIVE room house furnished Phone 4sss J.
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room bun
galcw $40. 1919 Noble Phone 1883
FOR RENr-s room bungalovy. furnished;
cheap; no sick 1919 Msgoffin- Phone -4sS-
SIX ROOMS. completely furnished; ali con-
veniences: sleeping porch $50 Phone go
FOUR room bungalow. sleeping porch 50I4
Wyoming Phone 515s-
! ROOM completely furnished house; no
sick or spanish sos F. No
8 ROOMS and sleeping porch in cool part
Of city. no sick Phone 7oss r
FURNISHED room cottage. sleeping porch.
SO month 7o4 \ santa Fe-
FURNISHED room bungalow. sleeping
porch and bath, = block from car and 1lt-
ney service S55 month Phone 1922 "
FURNISHED BUNGALOW. rooms and
sieeping porch -114 fremont Highland
Park Phone 1851
FOR REST-5 room furnished bungalow IN
best residence section $50 mo- = Y. care
Herald
FOR RENT-Modern four room apartment.
Apply 35o6 Grand ave. GrandvieW- after
$50 Phone 1917 NJ
FOR RENT-Furnished room brick house;
two sleeping porches- e7l0 Ptedras st. on
the Highland park car line
FOR RENT-HaIf Of house consisting OF .
rooms and bath with or without sleeping
porch. completely furnished Phone 4ss7-
FOR RENT-5 room cottage furnished with
sleeping porch also furnished rooms Phone
1906 from 10 10 i, and to s.
FURSISHED-CLOSE IS-CHEAP.
8 rms sleeping porch including piano so
= rooms and kitchen ------------- So %
large rooms. sleeping porch ---------- S35
SCOTT SALES REALTY CO.
- AInls Bldg. Phone rs
For Rent-Houses Unfurnished.
-~-~~-~-~-~-~-~-~--~-~--
SEVEN room house. Phone 1851 J.
FOR RENT rooms. Phone cS37 "
SIN ROOM house with furnace Phone 1919.
FOR RENT. room bungalow with glassed
IN sleeping porch Phone f791-
CLOSE to Southwestern shops. rooms.
large yard Call 3Z0o Manzana-
WANTED-Cast of clothing all kinds
magazines Phone Salvation Army
NEW BUNGALOW Gold street Man
haitian Hts. rooms glassed in sleeping
porch basement SIS per month; lease
Phone $50
NEW modern bungalow rms. sleeping
porches and bath, $50 month 3Nll Montana.
7 block below Stevens Apply 5sol Tularosa
Phone 3f43-
CLOSE N BARGAIN
large rooms sleeping porch. easy walk
! ing distance 900 Arizoual- Only $3.50 per
month
PHILLIPS REALTY co.
/ Phone 1923 fol ist Nat Bank Bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12

SPECIAL RENTAL DEPARTMENT
HAWKINS BROS service is the
best in the city. Rental department
in charge OF experienced experts
only. Your business attended TO as
though IL was our business Oct
these prompt and efficient experts
TO attend to your collections. Your
patronage solicited
Hawkins Bros. Phone $500.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
N. Y. LISTED STOCKS

- vi TuIv 1e-Foll0WinE were INC
closing quotations at the New York stoch
e-rbaTre for the stocks mentioned
arreriran SuEar Reflning .------- y.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
Wanted to Rent.

Wanted to Rent.
O-~-~~~~@-~-----~-~---- -~-~-~-~O~O~~~-~-~-~--
WOULD LIKE TO rent furnished house.
walking distance from town Address ?
IA. care Herald
WANTED-By healthy adults. ; or 4
room unfurnished apt. close IN PERMANENT
rent must be reasonable Address B. z,
care Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
FOR RIM BY r. L. LYONS.

1aso SsVsda six rooms -..-.....--... So so
9STt Sevannah : rooms .---...-- 5000
99I5 Sscramento 5 rooms. new 49,. 2150
"a " Ange Z room flat .....-.---S1s. 90
1918 Sew man. : rooms -------------- -e-e1
z0g7-s7ls Commerce. 3 rooms. each Gee 1s-oo
1117 y. FL Paso- ?. furn flat ------ s'-v9
Phone Tor list furnished houses and Apts-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
PRICES RAISED
BY BLACK RUST.
Wheat Goes Higher; Hot
Weather Makes Corn Easy;
Oats Develop Firmness.

NoTEOuotations reflect closing price
Wednesday. July T.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-07-12
Business Chances.

GOOD corner grocery. viii invoice u
rooms Phone owner. s0Se.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-13
BELGIUM THANKS
U. 5. FOR It's SUPPORT


Washington. Dec. ia note of
thanks for the protest made to Ger
many against the deportation Of BEL
gian civilians by this government was
presented to Secretary Of 0tate Lam
sing today by Belgian Ministor Haven
ith. Following ts the text Of the COM
muntcation:
II have the honor to inform your
excellency that ! have received in
structions to expresssto you the deep
gratitude of hts Majesty's government
for the noble action which the row
eminent Of the United States hrs
been good enough to, take In pp-
preaching the German government on
the subject OF depOrtAtiona Of Bel-
gian' civilians to Germany. and for tho
great interest taken by the United
States government In the defense Of
the unfortunate Belgian communities
which have already undergone such
cruel trials
In exile and slavery. 10 which
these unhappy people are being DRAG
ged by IN oppressor who no lcnger
knows any law. either OF God or Of
man. they have the moral support q
hearing the voice Of this noble c0uEtry
proclAiming the new immutAbllit Of
those prineiplse Of justice ana free
dom which ara - dear 70 Ill cavillsed
people. but above al dear 70 the
United StateA for In hefs0se ~ those
principles os1e " the 9reAtes6 6k~her
pye4fdenfA 49, Aam krtnceln SAyo IN
029n - - ss Il IaskS
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-13
President Intensely Interested
and His Attitude May Tip
Scales With Entente
TERMS HAVE NOT
BEEN RECEIVED
Germany May Have L eft Them
to Be Fixed in Conference SO
That Entente Would Have
No Excuse to Refuse

Washington. Dec. l2.--The scales
of peace or war have been placed in
the hands OF President Wilson. In
German quarters tonight II is believed
these scales are so evenly balanced
that they will tip to that side on
which the President throws the
weight of his influence.
No event since the declaration OF
war in 1914 has stirred Washington
so profoundly as the news that the
German chancellor had submitted a
formal offer TO the allied governments
TO discuss peace. Two questions were
in official life. The first was, what
are Germanys terms Of peace. and
the second. to what extent will the
President bring pressure to bear to
induce an acceptance of the German
offer.
The President showed the deepest
interest in the news In the absence
of official information he gave orders
that the press wireless dispatches
from Berlin be brought to him as fast
as they were received, He remained
In the executive Offices until late read
ing these reports. Al the White House
tonight Il was stated unoflcially that
the President was anxious that the
United States should play a greater
part than that of mere messenger 1t
was said that Germany has furnished
the opportunity which he had been
seeking for months.
VIII Ask Early Peace.
II was declared to be certain that
the earnest desire of this government
for early peace would be made known
to the hell!gerents in the near future.
even II such a communication does
not actually accompany the note con-
veying Gcrmany's offer to the allies.
As regards Germany's I%ace terms,
IL was authoritatively stated that up
to late hour tonight no official
Transcript OF them had been received
from Berlin either AT tSe German
embassy or at the State department.
Earlier reports indicating that Ger
many had officially indicated her will
iingness 10 make peace on basis
Of the restoration of Balgium and
Northern France and a guarantee OF
the independence Of POLAND and Lith-
mania. leaving the status uf the Bal
kans TO he determined BIZ the con-
ference. were dismissed at the Ger
man embassy as pure speculation
The nel!ef at the German embassy
was that the German chanceliar had
pu-poseiy omitted any dAfnition OF
the terms In order to make II easier
for the allies to accept the offer
The belief was expressed that II the
allies win agree merely to discuss the
terms basis of settlement can he
arranged and the war VIII come to
an end. Eermany's action was care
fully timed. II was pointed out to-
night that II came shorti. after the
speech by Lord Derby. who IL still
a member of the British eovernment,
in which he declared that the alliea
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-13
BYRD MENTIONED FOR
|. STATE SUPREME COURT


Richard Evelyn Byrd IL being men,
TONED to succeed Judge George NJ.
Harrison. on the bench Of the SUI
preme Court of Appeals Of Virginia.
Judge Harrison. It II understood. ID
contemplating resigning before the
spring term Of the court opens In
Wythevile. 1t II known that Mr..
Byrd win not succeed himself a. dis
trict attorney for the Western Dis
trict Of Virginia.
Mr.. Byrd was for some time speaker
Of the House of Delegates. His home
II IN winchester. but he maintains an
Office both In that city and here.
II 10 believed that Governor Stuart
will appoint Mr.. Byrd to succeed Judge
Harrison until the general assem- bly,
convsnes In January. 1918. when that
body will elect successor to Judge
HArrison. He will In all probability
have an opponent In the person OF
Judge Henry II. Holt. OF staunton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-13
GERMANY AND HER ALLIES URGE
THEIR WILLINGNESS TO ENTER UPON
NEGOTIATIONS FOR UNDERSTANDING
Won Bethmann-Hollweg Declares His Governments
Conscious Of Its Responsibility Before God.
the Nation and Humanity
FORMAL TENDER is MADE TO ENTENTE
u S., SPAIN AND SWITZERLAND
Understood That Germany Proposes to Restore Ante
Belum Status With Exception Of Kingdoms
of Poland and Lithuania to Have
independence

PEACE TERMS PROPOSED BY GERMANY.
Washington Dec 12-Advices from Berlin to the
German embassy indicate that Germany peace terms
in general measure, propose the restoration Of the
status quo before the with the exception Of the
establishment of independent kingdoms Of Poland and
Lithuania.
They understood to propose the complete
restoration of the occupied portions of Belgium and
France in return for Germanys captured colonies and
to dispose Of the Balkan situation because Of its
tremey complicated nature in the peace conference.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-13
RUhAnIAN CITY Of
BUlEU IS MfNACfO
NOW ON THREE SIDES
Reinforced BY Russians, Making
Stand Near BY.
MORE PRISONERS ARE
REPORTED RAGGED
Bitter Local Ombats Continue In
Wooded OarrathiansA -Ruma n a N
+ Army Virtually Annihilated, Says
Berlin Report.

The Rumanian town of Buzeu.
vital rail head and strategic gate" to
the Moldavian Plains. il menacted
from three sides by Teuton armies.
who. according to yesterdays Official
reports. are steadily sweeping onward.
1t is in the region OF Buzeu that the
northern forces of King Ferdinand
reinforced by Russians. are making
what must be regarded as their last
stand before retreating northward
into Moldavia. The latest Russian
war once statement. recording the
status of the lighting OF last Sunday.
says the Feutons nunsuccessfuiiyn at
tackled in the Buxeu Valley. on the
River Cricovu. and north Of Tshish-
lau CTisau).
PetPograd thus Indirectly made the
surprising admission that Falken-
hayn's northern wing 10 only fifteen
miles almost due west OF BGxeu.
Berlin announced the capture OF
Mexilu (Mixil)-twenty-on miles
from Busch, on the railway sector
PIoesci- Bu1eu and half way between
these points-And OF the town Of
Urziceni. on the Jalomita River.
Ten thousand more Rumanian
prisoners were made during the last
three days by the armies OF Falken-
hayn and Mackensen in their sweep
toward Buxeu.
Semi-official German estimates con-
tanned In a Berlin dispatch yesterday
placed the total Rumanian losses to
date at 10000 prisoners. $4,000 kill
ed or wounded and zoe cannon.
equivalent to the equipment OF be-
tween four and Ave army corps.
Bitter local combats continue In
the wooded Carpathians and in
Pennsylvania. Both sides claim the
repulse OF hostile attacks and minor
gains
A bulletin issued by the Berlin war
office late last night said:
In Great Wallachia, our victorious
progress against the Rumanians and
Russians continues"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-12-13
TWO TRANsroRrs sunk
IN MEDITERRANEAN,

Berlin, Dee. l1.--via Sayville.--The
Admiralty tonight issued the follow
ing statement:
~ 0srnAn suhmarine IN the eastern
Mediterranean on November 81 and
Decembsr !. sank two great transport
stsanere loaded With war material.
sTAe steamers were between E,ooe
anA l,oo1 tans saeh. Dokh were ax,nAd