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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27
DONATIVO DE LOS NlNOS DE
ANTONIO PARA LOS HUER-
FANOS DE LA CiUDAD.

Con motive del dia de accion de
gracias. Sc reuni6 IN fondo por los
alumnos de las escuelas pdblicas, para
o~frecerlo como regalo a los huerfanos
de Ia ciudad.
= valor de la suma colectada as
cer.li0 a $500, que sera repartido en-
porciones iguales entire los institu-
tos Cat6licos y Protestantes. Sc ha-
bia tenido Ia costumbre, en- amos an
c~eriores, de que este obseqrio Sc HI
c:ese en- vestidos y objetos de esta
n~aturaleza, pero ahora insistio eI
SUPERINTENDENT Meek que Ia dona-
c!6n Sc ~ofreciera en- effective. para
cue los e~ncargados De los huerfanos
pudiesen companies 10 que estima-
sen mas necesario.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27

Io Y ,rpo I'M. Roma no csfard
Jj>nursta a tolrrarlo.
Roma 1urrirnio, folcrara ESQ
y murho mas, Spguro estov lie Qur
81 Scenario IT, dar;i I'm vote Ir gra-
..ia. NJ padre dir /, patria Y de- 0up
T., nrshe 80 a~nfnsjosmari ronIem-
nI,1Jo ~ C6sor .orvprtido On hu-
rt, nor 5iynrtirIo
r. nosibre IIprar 4 fanto en-
,.nonimion,o9
p,iro,io - ar.oci6 do homhros
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27

virIutI de DUE. miIagro ha pOdIdO
Lucio Salurnin0 lIr=ar a novrnta
Y Tres ai.OS. SObrcvivirndo a Tibr-
rio. a Ca.igua V a ClauilO.... Pc
re. deiemoS a un lado cStoS asun-
.;2S. cIIe pennies que mande III
fiicra en- buSca de- Eunicc? Sc
me ia DaSadO el sueno y Qui$ie-
IA pasar I'm ratio de placer. Dis
pom que durante la cena nos re-
Green los mGsicOs el dido Y luegO
hablaremos de AnSiO: es precise
hablar De clio. aunque no sea mas
que pOr 10 que te antaHe.
Vinicio envi6 pOr Eunice Y diio a
81 ito con i~ndiferencia:
lie asegurO que no picnsO ca
Ien!armr la cabeza ~pensando en- .!
viajr a AnciO: caliGnLensela IN
buena bora los Que viven a los res
pIandore> del Cesar. Fl mund0 no
es r]ncIerra cn Ell PalatinO. espe-
clalmenic para los que FIevan en- cl
rOraH6n algO mas que su> ilestas,
Sus banquelcs Y sus inlrigaS.
PrOnunci6 81 joven estaS palabras
con acento tai, que Pelronio. sor-
prendido, no pudo menos de pre-
guntarle:
-cQue te Ocurre? Hey .tlenes
I'm aire especial, que me recuerda
los dias en- que llevabas colgada
al cuello la bula de orc.
OContinuara).
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27

.o,oofao U~obrarrmo, ,ir Anrio '
~, nI,.-,- .a.ns
n, nar..n bfon .Sab,s Va que
,,n,;a,,t a,ra l,ri6 n,saJo noTa.
b,hni, 4, soh.rro9
rn , n,rr3o yivns9
''' n",;.;a. nr,n,-
-, -" , ~p,r-
- rah,t~ o.,5 ro,.o. han 81
"'> ~, .,ton,,s,oas IA
'' ''.'''' ,I;,., l,s
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27
Levi F1artong comisiono al Rev. Benjamin
Van Kirk para que lie buscara n viuda
de IS anos y $50 libras de peso
Ofreci6 por csc s~ervicio la cantidad de $500. y
por faIta de pago de esa suma, 81 asunto
ha lido a dar a los tribunales

Ardiendo en- santa ira Sc fuG en
buSca de I'm abogaGo Y encOntro 10
que deSeaba. ell d~efensor de u de-
rechos. pues al coHsultarle le dijo que
era SUI case perfectamente clare, un
plei;o ganado al p~iaHtearse, y que a
POGO que lie SacudieSen, Hartong sol
taria los c~uatrocIentoS pesos, no So
10 por asistirle eI derecho, pueS q
ingrato habia hecho una so!emne pro
mesa, que temia IA VALDEZ de un do
cumento flrmado ante teStigoS' Slno
porque ante Ia perspective de ln es-
candalo IA! como eI cue Sc ioFtnafl"
&!rcdedor de una 0enUhcia PoF meuio
de IA cHaI 900 el pueoio Sc ehIeF"-
Sc de como mama """cadO 4 81 Sc
nora. Sc apreSu1afla " h"ceT memo
r'a'
NO ma Sucedluo "SI' SIN embargo
y cI homoSe Sc mue'lE" cSueI'o "
-!egaE haSla e"h"e lie IIe'eh con ID
de no pagan eI corEeteaJe o!fecl'o' I
rs SenoE&s de Canton, horrorlzada
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27
LILO T

Aver en- n manana fue aprehen-
dido un hiio de Cam. bajo Ia acusa-
ci6n de haber intentado robar 4 otro
ipdividuo de su misma raZa, Glenn Sci
w. a ouien hacia varias noches rom
MO IN antebrazo. de IN golpe. con
IN maciZo garrote.
F. primero ha sido inGentificadc
nor 81 victima. quien declara que es
I'm a~saltante. de cuerpo entero.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27

vino Cesar? No ~ lambiin poe!a.
auiomrdontr. alicia. mjl>iro y dan
zanlr? :SabrS a QUE - drbr a
ronuurra de- este mono Sab1o?
puIrS a dur aver - emp"n0 en-
rrlipSar a. Paris como daaZantr
Y 50 puSo a baiIar la avrntu"as de
Lrda. Durant" ia pantomima que
Dor rirrt0 uuirrr repctir!a en- pu-
blico aqui y en- .Acaya Sudc como
IN rahaIlo ' - rcsfriG. Empapa-
do IN Suior. eSIaba tan mOiado y
rsrurridizo como an@uila Que a
caba De salir del aqua. Gambia
de- mascara repHtidas vrr"S. di6
mas yuclIa> que TN huSo y mano-
te6 como un iesesperado: NADIA
mas ridiculo que ycrlc DalIar con
su voluminoso vienjre Y sus fla
a pierna>: parecia que iba a de-
rretirSc. Dos Semanas ha esIado
Paris dandolc leccioncs: pero no
hay Ieccjones que yaIGan: ilmagina
te a "BarbaS de cobrc' hacienda de
Leda o de cisne divine, Era IN
perferto ganso? No te parece
que esa idea p de 10 mas diver
lido? Ahoca quiere representa-
,esa pantomima en- AHcio. primerO.
y despu6s en- Roma.
Que cante. puede paSar: pero
que TN Cesar bale pantomlmas en-
publico..... No; Scria va demasia-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27

.,.Io,, ,od, ~, ma niczo-diio
vini.io
nmo,,ouo,,, .oo,as,G riando
D~,tran;o yo -. hahia ocurrj-
-. a,,o,.o IN, o, una anal
'.t -, ,,rnIo
7''''n an,nnI,Ior,o-
''I - annarar
Lepuso u"' "nIoi, ma croo
w ~, Ha-a 40 5;as ,,d !. las
: w., Lu.o l.s toma .ionjo
o,o a1.ida - ,on,nIo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27
10 ATROPELLO UN CABALLO.

FL senior H. ". Mueller, fue afro
rellado aver. a las 1920 9. M. en- Ia
plaza del Alamo, por un caballo que
montaba ci senior ". J. Nolimer. ii
arroDellado dijo : Ia policia que al
cruza Ia Gale choc6 cor el caba-
llo. c Embellishments fue arrestado
su dueno por ell ~empieado Joe Beck,
halo la ~acusaci6n de descuido en- el
maneio de su cabalgadura.
Las heridas que recibi6 Ell atrope-
l,ado son de poca importancia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27

.-:-. ..-I-,
ID %. INTERIOR ''
""rnId".
-.uur sea dn''" Ill >l'''''.-'N-
...a;n5 rirnIo.
-, ,f, Iii, - no,ta a.
t-..t. ~. oi,s ". he niriada
.n,.s, ,a~,,,, h., na.,dn n No
H. IN u pala.ino. Vengo IT, "a
.arrar as rihrprias y r<tov can<ado
A.. revolver .on.o naDjro.
r,r,rios9
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27
DEFUNCIONES.

En- ell numero POI de Ia Gale ).
Smith. fallecio Ia sonora Rosa Barre
"a a Ia edad de 50 amos. Causa: u
berculosis.
En- el cercano Rancho de Bosillo, la
nina Maria Martinez de / amos de
edad. Causa: colitis.
En- el mum. PHO de Ia calle Quincy.
la nina Margarita Mendoza. de 3 me-
SEES de cdad. Causa: convulSlones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27

necesiraba V goZoso Ia liev6 ante ei
comprador. regocijandose a yer orr
liar en- los oios de este mi chlsDa de
aprobaci6n, encontrdse con que TODD
habia sido en- vano.
Decididamente. los chascOs de Quie-
mes veyesJidos de caracJer sacerdotal
o Darteneciente< Z Ia clase civil, de
dican sus energias 4 o:icio tan utl.
para las naciones y para toda IA hu-
manidad. como e que cl r~e"erendo
Van Kirk ejerci6 con tan poca suer-
t.. son los mas deplorables de GUAM
tos ocurrcn en- ell mundo.
BEN mirado, esos hombres debian
gozar de mayores consideraciones de
las que gozan. y mas aun cuando
ouienes a tai profession Sc dedican
e~iercen el sagrado ministerio, por-
que tanto para los hombres como pa
IN las mujereS es n~ecesarlo Slemprc
IN intermediate discreto que sepa
armenian sus intereses amorosos,
cuando les guam prop6sitos honrados.
Y tiencn tales Gnsias IA noble finali-
dad del casamiento. como ocurrid en-
ell case que strive de tema a estos
apuntes.
Hay una ofensa, acknowledgements,
para la mujer de nucstro tempo, es-
Uecialmcnte en- los Estados Unidos,
donde Sc ma e~quiparado. por su in
t~eligencia ' 81 fuerza moral Al hom-
bre. aun Ell ]aQucllas communicates que
les niogan los derechos cue otorgan
: los ciudadaros. dando Il impor-
tancia que no tienc q Ia pequena di-
/ ferencia que de ellos les separa. en-
ESQ de que IN hombre lame a un sa-
cerdote, 0 4 in amigo, 0 4 un des-
conocido. que Sc avenga a prestarle
tan gran scrvicio. y le olga. por elem
plo:
-'eceS''o Iii" ""'y'+' P"-"
!" MI eSPoS@' que -" w -,00'' ~
dc t"hV" e"a'' -, PeSo "' "9r'O''
Desputs de TODD. nc dehe darsele
e. ca.l'ca'i'o ue 'Is''9" "' seN0 d
tai pet'cIo3. porque tamoieh Ia mu'
jer pu"dc uti.lzar eI m!Shlo s!stefNa
y Pe"lr un homofe de cert" e'ao :
tales dlmencioneS' cada 'eH que Po!
cfccto del dlVorclo 0 dc ID muerIe' SC
yea sofa, y r~cIle"ioha'"o "ceLc@ IL
Su &o!edad, Sc CIga'
-Pues las paIomaS' que seguh los
mcjorcs autoreS' no tleneh heceSloa'
JeS esp"Itua1es' Fl'eN en- P"FeJaS' "o
Gebo 80 cStar sofa; heceSlto uN eS'
p!rltu ann que comp"FI" col" e' HiIo
sus trlsteZas ' u alegflas'
\ 4. h"tlarLo' caSada con ei' cum
p"ehoo lo""S lbs ''!eS N''!' ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27
INFORMATION LOCAL

Ia eStaci6n respectful, en- Ia Gale DE
South Alamo. choco con un tranvla
cue iba para Highla.o6 Park, que
dando d~estrozada Ia maquina, pero
sin que hubiera otros academies que
lamentar.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27
NN

t. mlsma ia. al aaochecer. vol
via V.n.,.o a - casa por . Forum.
rIando -ar>a IL VicuS To>cu<
Barrie TeScano eacontro a do
rafa Iijara IL Pe--onlo rondutIda
Der 0rho ~fornl!a> e~>c.ayoS olti-
MOS. hizola soma a r>tos para que
So d~e.UyIeEa-, y dcarcandoSe Nio
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27

;Esta listed dGbil? NADIA mejor que
Ia afamada cerveza Royal Pilsner."
Pidala siempre de su cantinero, con
ella obtendra fuerza y vigor.
(Adv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27
Of Postaies para Christmas
LC y AnoNuevo por. icI.
VENTURA SUPPLY COMPANY.
rs Card Alley, San Francisco, Cal.
nl- srN
sOunpFprpI. ..SyyEETSFR :

LimpiamOS y plaDcharaOS toda Clase de
SombrcrCS. PrcCloS InGdiCC5. A.hOrrc mas
de la mltad en- IN 'SictSon." Los flGlirOs
de 5S.OS sombfcrUS los recibimOS GIrecIa-
mcnte de Ia rabrica. 1876 w. Houston 81.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27
PESQUiS.iS-

Sc DESEA tencr inrormcS del niho Gusiayo
Quinlana. de \ a1u> de- rGaG. HIi0 lie Ia 81
nora ElOdla Sanchrz. Trnrm0> inrUrinrS de
que d.rIa >cGura fur lSr>tn!!a aCgI Ell
san Antonio o rn III jurisdiction. 4 media
dos del mes dc NJyIrmbrr lie 1914. tHdl-
Cuirr In;ormc >uhrr ii particular. sierra al
tainenlc cStimadO dirigIcnlO!J I Ii PrrnSa.
COZ DUlOrUsa -, san Antonio. tii-iG'
DE>ED Sah"r dc mi cSpuS0. Primitive GuZ-
man, hablcndu I"u!dO lIl;ima> nOiiciaS dc
Cananra. Ell Julio paSadu. AgradcCerc 4 Ia
persona que de- razdn 4" 81. Eduardo \.
de GuZmdn. sonora. ArlL. ti"-IIl
UE-rO %aDer 81 parad"ro de- Ia ~ra. J"viia
Hernandez. quIrn Va 3cUGnpailaGi de- Tres
hliiiU< >IIyuS. EStan IN hi rud"r IInn> IliI"-
bicS ne me iHGndO III "~posu ) il' drs"a-
ria al'rr2ar~rlu>. DIriIan>r tudp~ In!urin"S
4 Francisco liarria. 80 ~ pI>u 81. k>p.
de- FL Pa>o Y CuTIal SIS. san Antonio. Ic-
Mas. lI-"'l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27
TRES TOQUES DE LLAMADA A
Les BOMBEROS, NO OBSTAN-
TIE FL. FUERTE VIENTO.

F. fuerte viento que RENO aver en-
IA ciudad, fue causa de cue e! De-
partamento de BomberoS tuvlera que
ocurrir 4 apagar tres incendios que
por fortuna no fIeron de consecuen-
cias. 4! salir uno de los mOt0res de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27
PERM!SCS PARA FiNCAR.

H. P. Anderson. Leal St, block II,
LOT %. casa de j pleas; $500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27

DESEO StEER 81 paradero Ge In sra. Mar
garita urlIZ de IarIl. QuirH - "nC"nlraiIi
IN douglas. AriZ.. 81 aflo dr 1914. \ IL per
soma QUE inform" c"Il rNdcil;Hd, f~'iIllia
ma SU<rrirri6u IL. "a PHE.>N. BiriIlr los
inrurli,~. 4 sra. NaiIll" Is. de- Garcia. BIS
bee. kriL. lI 80
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27

81 EN- SU PUEBLO no nay aeeu,c de LA
PEEISh dedlquese listed ] Telderla y "a
prcducir& magnlrica utilidad. EscTibanos
: ie dsremos nues:raS condolences pare
3os kgentes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27

81 listed no puede renIr IL OfIcina, ha-
bic DOT telerono, Travis e. Nucv0 No. o4if,
V TN agenrc de Ia casa pasara 4 recoger
Sis anIinciOs.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-11-27

RESTAURANT CONCORDIA-Casa de hospe-
dale. Sc dan aSiStcnClaS pOr Scmana . por
ines. Sc renlan cuGrtOS amuebladOS pOr
SCmana o por mes. i'recIOS razonables.
TOmaSa Nda. lie NiZQucZ. Prop. Tel. Nue.
vO 3i7O. III ;. Laredo s.. san Antonio,
Texas.
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PaSa a IA pagina 5, coIumna j.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-18
BRITISH HAVE GERMANS
 BOTTLED ON BALTIC
A. p. A. Service.

COPENHAGEN, Oct. 1S.-The Brit ish submarines have now cleared the Baltic and the gulf of Bothnia of all German commercial steamers, accord man ship that was on it's way from south Swedish ports when the pres ent submarine actions started has either been sunk or forced to run ashore. The majority of the German vessels were engaged in carrying iron from the Swedish mines to German ports and the traffic is completely suspended as far as known.
 It is definitely known that of a total of fifty German steamers carrying that metal and metal ore from Sweden to Germany. thirty seven are now in termed in Swedish ports fully loaded and are under orders to remain there for the present It is indicated that the Germans are causing the vessels to lay up until some scheme can be de- vised to convoy them home in safety. This belief is partially substantiated by the reported activity of the war fleet which Is said to have been out - ftting at the several Baltic naval sta tions The scheme apparently is for the German warships to attempt to bring the ore fleet to Germany. It is generally accepted here that if the i'm
 portation of metal and ore is complete ly stopped the Germans will be placed In a most dangerous position owing to a lack of material for the manu- facture of ammunition and general supplies. It is generally indicated that Germany has been depending on Swed- en for a large portion of her metal supplie and the cutting off of import ations will result In a most critic9l situation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-18
PRCF. DIES FROM
 EATING CANDY
A. p. A. Service.

SEATTLE, Oct. 1S.-A most peculiar fatality happened today in the death If Prof Norman Kent, a well known music 'eacher of this city who chok- ed to death while eating some candy brought to his studio by Miss Helen Hapgood one of his pupils Kent was .eivmg Miss Hapgood a music lesson al the ,i,ne and Is supposed to have
 swallowed a large piece of the candy
 vhde attempting to give his pupil oral Iiastrnouor. Miss Hapgood was alone
 vi,h the teacher at the time and says
 that he was apparently all right until he suddenly fell to the f1oor appar- enfls strangling. and expired before help could be called. A large piece of lcandv was found in his windpipe. Kent was formerly the manager of a large music house in this city. Owing to
 several peculiar features of the trag- edy, Miss Hapgood is being held pend- ing an investigation,
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-18
SYMPATHIzERS ATTEMPT BOMB
 PERSUASION
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"A. r. H. oefVice.
 EVERETT, Oct. 1S.-The garage of James A. Broadbent, the manager of the Clark, Nickerson mills, which are engaged in turning out large sup plies of lumber for Russian firms in Vladivostok was blown up this morn ing by four incendiarys bombs which had been placed in the building some time during the night The explosions partially wrecked the building which was later destroyed by the flames en- gendered by the bombs. The loss included a new machine belonging to Broadbent. Owing to the rapid spread of the flames the managers home which is situated close to the garage was only saved from destruction by prompt action. The bomb planting Is unquestionably the work of Teuton sympathizers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-18
FORM OF CARRANzA'S RECOGNITION IS
 BEING DECIDED
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-Favorable answers having been received from all of the governments participating in the Pan American conference, which de- cided to recognize Carranza. Secretary Lansing has announced that a meet ing has been called for today to ar range the form of the recognition. Lansing states that all of the interest ed powers will take a hand In shaping the method to be pursued The secre- tary would not state how soon the actual recognition would take place nor would he intimate the inclinations of the United States.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-18
YOGI LEADER CLEARED OF ADULTERY
 CHARGE
4. p. A. Service.

A. p. A. Service.
 SEATTLE, Oct. l6.-Brushing aside all unprintable evidence as to how long the couple lived together, jury on which five women were sitting found the notorious Ralph M. DeBitt and his paramour, the wife of Dr. R. H. Gerber of San Francisco, not guilty of the charge of adultery preferred against them some weeks ago. The case has attracted wide notoriety In this section and the doings of the pair have been given prominent place in the sensational press DeBitt is the former leader of the Yogi cult In the west.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-18
SERBS AND FRENCH
 ROUT THE BULGARS

borders The timely arrival of the allied troops of Britain and France at the psychological moment when the newly arrived Bulgarians still hung in the balance has dramatic qualities which for the moment have turned away attention from the other war fronts and completely eclipses all military exploits of the war The Bull garians are said to have received shattering blow
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-18
SAYS ENGLAND NEEDS
 THREE MILLION MEN
A. D A. Service.

LONDON. Oct. 1S.-Brigade Gen eral Swayne. director of recruiting in the north of England, during the conrse of a speech at Hull Saturday declared that the real beginning of the war was just commencing and the fighting heneeforth would dwarf into msieniticance all that has gone be fore. The official also declared that there was an imperative necessity for more recruits as England would need lat least three million more men be- fore the coming of spring.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-18
A. p. A. Service.

N. P. N. SerVlce.
 ATHENS, Oct 1S.-The Bulgarians have been badly beaten in the first conflict with the Serbs according to the latest announcements from the scene of the great battle along the east Serbian frontier commencing Satur- day With the assistance of allied forces the Serbs have completely re- pulsed tho Bulgarian attack at Val a,lavo and turned their advance into
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-18

The Nugget Is giving It's subscribers more telegraph news than any other paper in Alaska and will continue to do so. Send In your name and have the Nugget delivered to your home or office. Do 1t now.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-18
DISAPPOINTED
 WOMAN SHOOTS FORMER HUSBAND
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 18.-Anger- ed by his refusal to remarry her after separation of some months during which the couple were divorced. Mrs. Samuel H. Dyott shot and danger ously wounded Samuel II. Dyott in an apartment in a local hotel this morn ing, The woman asserts that Dyott had promied to remarry her, but sud denly changed his mind and announc- ed that he not only refused to keep
 is promise but also intended to wed another.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-18
MESSAGE FROM VILLA PROVES
 HIM ALIVE
A. p. A. Service.

WASHINGTON. Oct Messages from General Villa himself. dated at for o'clock yesterday afternoon, were received by his representatives in the capital this morning disproving the recent reports of his death at the hands of mob of dissatisfied soldiers. Villa makes no mention of the report in the communication and apparently has no Knowledge of his reported de- mise
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-18
DANIELS ORDERS
 COURT MARTIAL OF REAR ADMIRAL
4. p. A. Service.

WASHINGTON,O Oct. 1S.-News that Secretary of the Navy Josephus Dan iels has ordered Rear Admiral Little court martialed, created a sensation in naval and government eilcle3 to- day. although it has been known that the connections of the admiral were under discussion in the navy head quarters following an expert examina- ton of several new submarine vessels now under construction by Fall River shipbuilding plant. It is charg- ed that the admiral in his official capacity of inspector passed several effectively constructed submarine vessels.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-18
GERMANS HAVE HUGE
 ARMY IN SERBIA
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PARIS, Oct 1S-According to dis patch from the Nish correspondent of the ' emps. the Germans have collected huse army on the Serbian frontier across lie Serbian territory. The cor respondent states that the combined Austrian and German force along the Danube and Save fronts are estimated to be at least equal to fourteen Ger .man army divisions or two hundred and ninety thousand men
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-18
DIPLOMATS PREPARE
 ID LEAVE GREECE
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AMSTERDAM, Oct 18.-According to dispatches from Athens to the Col oene Gazetter. the ministers of both Russia and Italy are preparing to leave Greece, owing to the present kan situation. The families of the di
 'omats. the message adds. will prob ably leave the Grecian capital today on battleship bound for Italy It is generally indicated that the situa ton between the allies and Greeks is becoming decidedly strained
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GERMANS HAVE
 SERBS MOVING
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BERLIN. Oct. 1S.-The Serbian forces in the Macha district in north western Serbia, where strong resist ence has been offered to the invading German armies. are now beginning to retreat. This announcement was offi- cialN published today at the army Headquarters
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ITALIAN GOVT
 ARRANCES LOAN
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 NEW YORK, Oct 1S.-The Italian government has arranged for big war loan with q group of American bank Ing interests according to announce ments given out today. It Is stated that the am nt asked is twenty five million on a one year note
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The ladies of the altar society of St. Joseph's church will give a farewell card party at the parish hall on the
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TEN THOUSAND PARADE
 FOR sUFFERAGE
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BOSTON. oct 1A Ten thousand persons Nele lined mp In the great suffrage parade held here saturday afternoon The parade was In the nature of an endorsement of the suf- frage amendment To be voted on No vember 5
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STREAMS WEN GREAT BATTLE
COMBINED SERBS AND ALLIES
 ARMY INVADING BULGARIA

has been almost annihilated. The overwhelming defeat is the result of a surprise of the troops of the west ern allies which caught the Bulgar- ians in great danking movement af- ter sudden march from the coast
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EDISON DEPARTS
 FOR EXPOSITION
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WEST ORANGE, Oct 1S.-Thomas A Edison, departed for San Francis co today to be present at the celebra- tion of Edison day" named in his
 onor by the exposition directors. Ed ison day falls on the twenty first of the present month.
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ATHENS, Oct. 18.-French troops in Macedonia have received their baptism of fire near the railway bridge of Sudov Vilandoyo near the border line
 according to dispatches arriving by courier al Salonika today. The reports state that the French column pene- tratlae the Macedonian territory were
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STR. WRECKED
 NEAR POINT ARENA
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POINT ARENA, Cal. Oct. 1S.-The gasoline steamer Alliance II was wrccI>e.l on he rocks twelve miles north of r is point last night and eight persons perished. The vessel was groping h., way through dense storm at tle time and was on her way from Vancouver to Mexico with pleasure party.