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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-24

~FW YORK. Dec. 24.-'-There are
n not to exceed Il ball players in
L the Federal league who can help
clubs in either the National or the
American leagues" declared an old
baseball scout. 7 don't mean there
are not more than u good players in
the Feds but mean that there are not
more than that who would be an i'm
provement in their respective positions
over the players the other leagues are
now carrying.
Il base my statements on personal
observation, on the record and on
talks with players Of my acquaintance
in the Federal league itself Many OF
the Federal FASTENERS would be big
help to the clubs Of the Internatio
league, or the American association,
but when 1t comes to distributing them
over the National and American or
ganfzations il will be found that com
paratively few OF them are desired
Benny Kauff. Lee Magee. Anderson
and Claude Cooper, all Of Brooklyn, are
wanted by a numDer OF CLUBS hauA1
and Magee are real baseball stars
don't believe Kauff is in the same class
with Ty Cobb, as some Of the Feds
seem TO think, but he IS considerable
athlete Just the same. As for Magee,
if I had to choose between the two,
I'd have to hesitate a long time before
passing up Lee in favor OF Benny Ma
zee mas improved a 4UL QhEA MS
Louis Cardinal form. and is now
grand bali player in almost every
detail
Cooper Good Player.
q great many Federal players viii
tell you that Claude Cooper IS the
greatest Outfielder in the league. BE
was with the Giants as a raw recruit,
and McGraW said he showed great
promise even then, but Claude is now
a finished player He hits well, is fast
as any man in the game and has few
equals in fielding / suppose he viii
automatically revert to the Giants
Anderson is a conner. He will be a much
better player than he is now
IF the St Louis Feds consolidate
with the Browns, the Cincinnati Reds
VIII lose the best right-handed pitcher
in the outlaw league in the person OF
Davenport / suppose they also VIII
lose Armando Narsans, the Cuban. who
has been the cause Of so much ltlga-
ton, but whether that is very great
loss remains to be seen. Marsans was
q smashng good player with the Reds
and may 90 a notable comeback, but I'd
rather have TObin, Of the Sloufeds. who
has all the tags Of great outfielder
right now
Another fellow that the Feds talk a
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-24

EA1 SUTTON. the tennis WlZarus
Nj who quit the game a few years
L i ago when she married Thomas
c. Bundy. has returned with her
racquet and signalized the same by de-
cisively beating Miss Molla Bjurstedt.
the wonderful Norwegian net artist
This is the way a boxing bout was
described which took place in France
in 1873
yesterday a great exhibition was
made by English boxers The two
champions were built like Hercules and
We're naked TO the waist They entered
the place with their hands guarded
with huge padded gloves After Sc
we're contest, one Of them, more adroit
than his rival. struck him so violent
blow on the breast that he fell, and
victory thus was decided"
The reprint appears in Tom An
drews's book, Ring Battles Of Cen
turtles"
] look for Christy Mathewson TO have
a good year in 1916" says John Nc
Graw. I believe his arm will round
into winning shape before next April"
It's rumored that the girl students in
Denver university are going to try"
for the football team next year Why
Wen. after the Denver team defeated
the Colorado outfit a few weeks ago,
Henry A Buchtel chancellor OF the uni
versity. implanted ferVent kisses upon
the countenances OF captain Deeds and
Howard Shotwell as a reward for their
brilliant work.
Walter Pipp. the Yank's first base
man, whose hitting during the later
part Of the regular season was minus
quantity, hammered the ball to all por-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-24
May Sutton, Tennis Wizard, Comes Back
-:n:- -:l:- -:lI:- ill -:l-
Returns To Game. Beating New Champion
BY FRANK G. MENKE.

tons of the ball parks on the barn
stOrming trip.
Even the desperately poor do not
view the approach OF blizZards and zero
weather with more terror than do the
gOlfing fiends.
In Cleveland there is the report that
Joe Lannin owner of the Red SOx. is so
anxious to get Roy Chapman. the indian
shortstop, that he viii give in exchange
third baseman Larry Gardner. pitchers
Joe Wood and Ray Collins and $4,000
in cash
wonder why they didn't add that Joe
would throw in his ball park. his Cor
den City hotel and the Massachusetts
state capitol building as WellZ IWould
have sounded just as reasonable
And. in the meantime. the price Of
coal advances. Christmas draws nigh.
the rent bills must be paid-and the
Feds still live.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-24
Priintup, Former Carlisle Star, Plays Here
-:ii:- -;H:- -:I- -:l:- -:II:-
Joins Football Squad of Fourth Artillery
BY sBECK.-

IF YOU wander out TO the camp Of the
Fourth Field artillery you will find
L much JOY among the football fans
Of the regiment and an inquiry will
bring forth the information that
'Printup has joined the eleven" This
naturally causes one to ask, who is
Printup2" and then the story comes out
A few days ago, while the football
team of the Fourth was holding
practice. a well built corporal about
= feet 10 inches in height and tipping
the beam at about 1S5 pounds, walked
over to the coach and said that he
woul like to join the squad.
Coach Harris sized him up as likely
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-24

He was one u the sights for the
boys who get out occasionally to hit
the high spots. He was pointed out
as one of the greatest of the old
fighters and Costello was all that
The boob wanted someone TO drink
with and shook the hand of the old
warrior. They went inside, ordered
a few tubs OF suds, and the boob
started;
SO you're Buffalo Costello, he"
he piped. "Say, my father told me
about YOU. he said the greatest
fight he ever saw was the one be-
tween you and Alec Greggains down
at Coney Island. III bet he's told
the story Of that fight so times to
different people. I feel as though L
saw it myself. And you're the same
Costello, Ell? &c Whit 1 wish father
was here now
Costello. who was as shy of gelt
as a hen Is of wisdom teeth, saw a
chance TO put the bee on the boob
for some dough and said softly:
Say, could you spare me buck,
old pals"
asked. How much IS a buck -
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-24
COLUMBIA TAKES LEAD
In CHESS TOURNAMENT

New York. Dec. 24.-Columbia Sc
cured a big lead Thursday IN the inter
collegiate chess tournament by defeat
ing Harvard by a score OF four games
to one. in the second round Columbia 8
total is now seven points Princeton de-
feated Yale Thursday by three 70 one
gaining total OF four points Colum-
bia plays the twice defeated Yale team
today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-24
JUST AN EARFUL-BY TAD

you remember the late Buffalo Costello who fought Alec 'regns
so rounds Coney Island good many years ago. Well
= old Buffalo on bum and
hardly than bar fly Broadway
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-24

Cold evenings made pleasant VIXEN
You use our coal r C Semple, success
sor to Southwestern Fuel Co Phone
531.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-24

one look at our line Of bicycles and
Alien Arms & cycle CO.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-24

Let the children ride bicycles and
grow strong
Allen Arms & cycle oO.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-24

tons of the ball parks on the barn
stOrming trip.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-24

Walter Pipp. the Yank's first base
man, whose hitting during the later
part of the regular season was minus
quantity, hammered the ball to all por-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-24
VETERAN PLAYERS WILL SUFFER
BY BASEBALL'S TREATY Of PEACE
Scout Says National and American Leagues Will Not
Fight For More Than Dozen of the Federal League
Leaders, and it Looks Like the Minors for Some
of the Older Players; Dung Fellows to Profit
BY DAMON RUNYON.

TEW YORK. Dec. 24--There are
not to exceed u ball players in.
l. the Federal league who can help
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-24

/ 6AY SUTTON. the tennis wizard tio 9
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-12-24

c. Bundy, has returned with her
racquet and signalized the same by de-
cisively beating Miss Molla Bju-stedt /
the wonderful Norwegian net artist
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-02-11
DOMACl zPRAVY.

UUlBlHUI IL nnvt
Josef Carda byl v Tyndall We
ctvrtek.
Josef Melichar byl Yankton
We stfedu.
T. V. Ptak 2 Tyndall byl zde "a
obchodem We stfedu.
Nezapomefite zaplatit taxy ma
Farmers Bank.
Henry Hokuf 2 Tyndall byl zde
"a obchodem v Gtery. na
August Seiner a ieho manzelka
byli v 'Yankton 6tery.
81. Alice Musil odjela do Sioux
City We Gtvrtek.
Monsignor E. A. Bouska byl
n&vstevou v Yankton We stfedu.
Max. Blachnfk sem pfijel We stfe
du ma kratSf navstevu z Waubun.
A. J. Fillaus a jeho manzelka
Dante byli zde navstevou pf6
tel ma zaGatku t5dne.
Emil Vauk byl v Tyndsll v Gte-
rS kde roznaSel plakaty ma licitaci
kter6 Dude mfti "a,
John H. VaneGek a jeho manSel
ka q pr. Matt. Van96ka byli nav
St6vou Yankton We stfedu. -..
Asi tficet Sdejsfch mladfkG 81
zalo&ilo taneGnf klub a uspofadali
jiz dive soukrome zabavy.
Pr. Antona Bambase cd Tyndall
byla zde n6vstevou u sveho otce,
stareho Melichara ku konci minu-
leho tJdne.
Soukromou zabavu kterou mel
uspofadati mfstnf rad Il. c. B. J..
sesneodbSvala nasledkem suehov6
vanice.
c. @. Terrence, Will Glynn a
Frank Glynn odjeli We stfedu do
Fairfax by Sc, sdcastnili schnze co
podflnfci tamniho elevatoru.
Pr. Jos. Udlinka byla navstevou
u sve dcery Beatrice v nemocnici
v Yankton We stfedu. 81. Laura
Piroutkova il doprovazela.
Verejna drazba ma farme AlOise
Rokiska, jenz sc m9la odbyvati
Tho byla nasledkem snehu OdlO-
zena ma IS. Ctete oznamku ma
protest. strane!
Beatrice Udlinek byla operova-
ma ma zanet slepeho stfeva v ne
mocnici v Yankton minulS patek.
jeff STAY Sc valn9 zlepsil cd opera
ce.
Pomniky a nahrobky neilepsf a
take nejIacineji VAN prodajf mist.
nj jednatel6 pro zavod SvobodIv v
Omaze. hostel a Jezewski. (Adv
Vlddnf povetrnf stanice v Yank
ton oznamuje, Re letos spadlo te-
to Gasti statu. pr1mern6 20 coul1
snehu, COZ jest o osm could vic
nezli kdykoliv pred tim.
KosfGkova zabava Sc Dude odbS-
vati We skole Vaukov8 v sobotu
13 Gnora, Kdo nepfinese kosfeek
Dude platit 10c vstupne. Kazdf
je zvau by Sc dostavil. 81,
j. j. Blachnik re Scotland byl
zde "a obchodnf zale&itostf v 1te-
re-. Stavel Sc u mas, pfedplativ 81
ma Gasopis, a sdelil nam Re obchcd
feznickf onom mest6 mu jde
dostj dobfe q Re je tam spokojen.
LudVik Hakl prodal bratfim
Blachnfknm vepfeve stfedu kite
rS vail S15 liber. Vepf byl dru-
hu Duroc Jersey, 2 roxy starry a
patrne ten neivstsf CO kdy sem byl
pfivezen do trhu. s
Pfi1ezte nam svou praci nynf a
'necekejte az do lara, kdy budem
pfeplnenf ,pracf. Jenom TAX MD
zete hTE iisti ze nrSci hudete mfti
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-02-11

V pond6lf a v iterS, Is a 16 IL
nora Sc budou odbfvati tanecnf
z&bavy sfnfch Sturmovs a Mi
chelove. V prvnf bu5e hrati Mi
kotdv orkestr av druhe taborska
kapela. Kazdy jest Evan by Sc
dostaVil.
Minuly t5den vydavatel mel
"vehke pot9senf" z boIav6ho zuhu
a chfipky naiednou, a jeSte tento
tSden trochu pocitoval "blahodar-
ne" Geinky. Tim padem byl rad
ze Gasopis vydal iak Sc to dalo a
Gten&fi iiste pfehlfdnOu lecos mi
nul6m elsie 2 t6 pfiGiny.
ri. A. j. Wagnera, jeff syn
Frantisek a jeff dcery, Ludmila a
FrantiSka, Sc zde stav6li dterS
ma sve cest6 k domOvu Omahy
kde Ludmila Sc nalezala pc dobu
jednoho mesfce v l6Genf ma revma-
tism. Divky navstevovali Skolu
Dodge, Neb. Vsichnf odjeli do
sveho domova u Lake Andes We
stfedu.
V dopisu ddtovan6m 2 t. m.
nam pfse Josef Bo5ka jenz Sc loni
ma jafe odstehovsl Ma svGj poze-
mex Waubun, Mimi, Re tam do
posud mali mirnou zimu a snehu
asi sest palcG. Lonska uroda by
la pr5 spatna nasIedkem 6ernebo
rezu. PSenice sypala cd 3 do IL
buSIu, a owes cd 10 20 buslG a by
phi tom lehky jake otruby.
Kazdt by mel b5ti pojiSten ma
$ivot, k Will sve rodin6 a tenn jen2
isou ma mem zavislf, Jest to nut,
most tim padem Sc dejte pojistit
spoleGnosti nejspolehlivejsf. Spo
leGnost u. S. Annuity jenz polls.
tuje ma zivot je silna stoji "a NJ
muzov6 poctivf. Mfstni jednatele
hostel & Jezewski YAM objasni
cokoliv byste 81 pfali. adv.
The Tabor independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1913-19??, 1915-02-11

Pc Is, lednu budem mfti 6plny
seaman taxi pro Tabor a okolf v
obou okreseeh, Bon Homme a
Yankton, a opet nabizfme sv5ch
sluzeb ku zapravenf DAM tenn, kite
Fl nemajf pfihodno sami do okres-
nfho sfdla jeti. Nase sluzba je spo
lehliva a poplatek mfrny. Dane
podlehajf pokute pc prvnim dub
nu
Adv. Tabor State Bank.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
Atseatsoa: Forward. March:

The attention Of members Of Kill
patrick Pbst. No. ~. Department Of
Colorado and Wyoming. Grand Army
of the Republic. Is called 10 the fact
there will BE- u meeting at Harmony
Hall. Friday evening. April sth. st
7:3O O'Clock. for the purpose Of
meeting comrade q. 3. Reed. com.
mander Of the department The
members Of the womsn's Relief
Corps. Daughters of Veterans. Sons
Of Veterans. the school children and
teachers. and the general public and
all committees on arrangements ara
especially invited for the purpose 0f
making preparations for the enter.
tainmcnt Of the Encampmcnt 10 b.
held. In La Junia June 9Th. 10th and
iith.
J. W. KNAPP
Post Commander
A. II. u. BAXTER. Adjuiant.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
SUBSCRIPTION RATES

One Year In Advance. ........ .e1.sa
Six Months In Advance. ........... .5s
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La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
lss,aisrsly Lave.

The following item taken from the
L. Junia Daily Democrat shows the
hsotherly and sistcriy love that ~.
per entestains for Rocky Ford:
''The bond issue will not tear down
IL Junts ~ the electric light com.
paay would have you believe. but IN.
stsaA will be building Il ~. The
heaAqusstsrs for the company Ia
~ Valley ID nov In Rocky Ford ssd
u . power station 10 ever erected for
~ Valley Il viii te IN Rocky Ford.
TAls lesks very much - though The
IlGAe company vas iadulstss 10 The
teaslns Iowa process. aad tAat they
aso tsssiss dowa IL Jssta 10 order
- bsiil up Rocky Ford. Do the
ooo0oe vast thisf"
~ Ssets q the case ere The heed.
euasssss for ths Asksssas VALLEY
railway. Nsht and Power Company
IT, ~ Valley sre located q Puse-
- . veil ~ lhs pjaat. Rocky ree6
aeesly has . tsssssosnes sessioa o.
1ooes1butias Delal u 10 euits tsue
e ~ company was % erect . sewer
soo11ea ID NE Valley u weutl saess-
a11y 1eek more faverabiy - beea1l-
~ lsssaliy 70 Ne iatsreses thss .
Ooone thal vss stesaally saegisg ~.
~ 0ovensat. Dsties ~ - 80
~ . 1lt1ls eeusis0est While shses
= ~ ~ IT. yeus recevesy. TT
- on1ahios DesDls q - Justa 60
oo1on1a - eueA SeelloO esvoe6 eeeky
01Qb ~ yoos bool lssus ooooeoooa
- - onaoooeo1 Degt voea.-
~ ~ oeseeas.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
La Junta Tribune
FRED B. MASON
Editor and Proprietor

Entered Mt postofficc at Ia Junta.
Colorado. ~ sccond-class mail matter.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
Raissa s'lss t,sss.

Lss Bowman, . former Pveble
Dsiates whe vest - 70 ths aesth.
eastern Dast q W. eeuaty - farm. Il
svidsatiy 1aklas eoo1. Loesa Ra
gis was ~ tAses . Ssw days $50 and
Lss pssssatsl hin with . sample ess
eaeA q White aa1 ysllew dent.
owa1lsy 6sst cd ealIce cesa. with
shs lajuaeelea y pass thsa ever "a
?. Dyfaes ~ ~ y bin thss
"Deegs 1lsas lsa's ~ ealy Dlace IN
~ eesaty whses they salss good
eesa." osslae b bslleving. end ws
~ ess ~ - ~ noslAeasossn eesn
bsoe.-pueelo 1a11ooeos.
L. ~ Gssnao1y . evpoOnoAleal
oselse ea ~ Osooe 1o01lv )oos1al asl
- ~ hneUa - ~ g - eol
t1naU g - 5unoA
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
MEIER 0DRlD0 EDITORIAL ASSOCIATION
SATURDAY. APRIL 3, 1913.
Hf WARS 40

Rapid progress was being made
on the foundation and basement
work OF the new Santa Fe depot.
Evangelist l.. +. Finley, OF Colum
bus, Ohio. was assisting Elder New
by In a series OF revival meetings At
the. Christian church.
After the city election the Adver-
tiser-Forum, one OF La Junta's dali
les. closed up shop and moved to
fields green and pastures new.
c. w. Bomgardner was elected to
succeed himself as mayor. and c. A.
Beerbohm. ]. N. McCune and Matt
Daimler were elected as members
OF the city council.
David Glenn Thompson. pastor Of
the Reformed Presbyterian church.
died At his home In La Junta. April
I. 1895. from consumption. aged 80
years. lacking one day.
The La Junta Cannery Company
filed articles OF incorporation with
the secretary Of state. and officers
were comforting with manufacturers
for the purchase Of q plant.
After dry year" at Rocky Ford.
which was dry" In name only. the
city election resulted In high license
candidates being elected to rule over
that burg by u two 10 one majority.
Grading for the race track on the
tract Of land east Of the present
Santa Fe shops was commenced.
The grounds were 10 be surrounded
with q ten foot solid board fence.
Ten car loads Of cxcursionists from
kansss and Nebraska arrived In La
Junta TO look the old town over.
with = view TO locating on the sgri-
cultural lands adjacent TO the city.
Two stacks Of hay RI the poor
farm caught fire during = terrible
windstorm and were entirely con
sumed. T. Dodds and d. w. Ais.
worth were the iosers 10 the extent
Of seventeen tons.
A stream Of crystal clear soft ws.
ter WAS struck In the Santa re ar
tesian we'll. and all week residents
Of La Junta made piigrimsgcs 10 the
well with Jugs. carrying away enough
for drinking purposes.
A meeting was held In the opera
house 10 promulgats and explain the
tithinG system Of raising money for
church work. The services were
conducted by local pastors. Rev.
Hart preaching the sermon. and ali
the churches participating.
J. w. Dean was appointed gcncr.
Al manager Of tho White River Val
ley railroad. and he sppoinsed =. T.
Lewis. Of this city. ~ engineer In
chief In full charge Of construction.
Work was 10 commence at Newcss-
tie. Colo. the eastern terminus Of
the road.
Miss Clara Norton wss elected
city clerk BY the councii recsntiy In.
stalled. y. A. Sabin city attorney.
George barr marshal. W. J. Lewis
deputy nasshai. H. r. Dosshue wa.
tes coanissioses. J. D. Osrdass first
psnDss. J. G. Haaby sscoad Dump.
o.. X. n. Kirkpatrick street eennis.
siosef. Judss Moore police nasls.
tsais. cad Johs a. Martha mayor pro
zen.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
IT ISN'T YOUR TOWN. IT'S YoU.

IT ISN'T YOUR TOWN. IT'S YOU!
II you want to live In the kind OF a
town
Like the kind Of a town you like.
You needn't slip your clothes in a
grip
And start on long, long hike.
You'll only find what you left behind
For there's nothing that's really
new.
It's knock at yourself when you
knock your town.
1t isn't your town--it's you.
Real towns are not made by men
afraid
Lest somebody else gets ahead.
When every one works and nobody
shirks
You can raise town from the
dead.
And II while you make your person
al stake
Your neighbor can make one. too.
Your town Will be what you want to
see.
II isn't your town-it's YOU!
Clipped.
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
La Junta Markets.

These prices given us by local
dealers ms the selling price in La
Junta. will be found absolutely cor
rect. and only quotations for staple
articles are listed:
La Junta tribune., 1915-04-03
School Census Statistics.

The school census OF La Junta
has just been completed. In Dis
trict No. II there are persons of
school age. between and 81 years
OF age. attending school. but not in
cluding the high school, as follows:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-16
Get the Legislative news when It

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this news as extensive and complete as the
Bismarck Tribune.
You want to keep tab on your representatve~-wach how he votes
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Many interesting sidelights are given.
In addition we carry the" usual Associated Press Dispatches and
cover the local field thoroughly. ~ =""* ="5
The Benson signal., 1915-11-27
WASHINGTON.

President Wilson went over a draft
of his messages to Congress with the
cabinet.
Americas protest against the plac-
ing of nearly all articles of commerce
on the contraband lists of European
belligerents will go to Germany and
Austria, as we'll as to Great Britain
and her allies.
The program of official entertain
ments at the White House, which will
be resumed this winter after a lapse
of a year, has been announced. The
program shows several changes from
that of previous years, due mostly to
the European war.
Cato Sells, commissioner of Indian
affairs, and member of the Demo
cratic national committee from Texas,
received word from Mayor Lindsey of
Dallas that 100000 had been raised
to secure for Dallas the 1916 Demo-
cratic national convention.
Great Britain has refused to permit
the American Red Cross to include in
it's shipments for hospital supplies to
Germany and Austria rubber goods,
including gloves and blankets, pre-
sumably on the ground that they
might be used for military purposes.
The Benson signal., 1915-11-27
WESTERN.

The price of gasoline took another
Jump of / cent, this being the sixth
raise in price within ninety days
Montana was awarded the grand
prize for the state exhibit of apples
at the Panama-Pacific Exposition.
At Salt Lake six Swedish girls, in
cluding one said to have been Joseph
Hillstrom's sweetheart, acted as pail
bearers at his funeral Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas r. Marshall, wife of
the vice president, was taken to a
hospital at Indianapolis and will un-
dergo an abdominal operation.
Approximately $50 wounded Villa
soldiers, including General Trujillo, a
Yaqui leader, who was shot through
the jaw, arrived at Nogales, Sonora.
Mayor William H. Thompson of Chi
cago, whose name was filed with the
Nebraska secretary of state as candi-
date for Republican nomination for
President, will ask that his name be
withdrawn.
The Benson signal., 1915-11-27
FOREIGN.

Greece about to sign peace agree
ment with Bulgaria, Berlin learns.
The American schooner Helen w.
Martin, which struck mine, arrived
at London. The vessel was bound
from Archangel for New York.
Sunday being the sixty-first birth
day of Pope Benedict, countless mes
sages of Fluctuations arrived at the
vatican at Rome from all parts of the
world.
One of the missing boats of the
Italian liner Ancona, recently sunk by
a submarine, has been found beached
near Taranto, Italy. 1t contained thir-
teen bodies
Efforts are being made by Great
Britain, France and Russia to include
China in the membership of the
entente now aligned against the Ger
manic powers
Egyptian postoffices are refusing to
issue money orders for Greece. Insur-
ers are declining to write policies on
Greek steamers, while the banks re-
fuse to accept bills of lading for such
vessels
At Kioto five beautiful Japanese
maidens, peeresses of the realm,
wearing rich and brilliant kimonos,
danced an ancient dance of old
Japan at a great state feast held to
celebrate the coronation of Emperor
Yoshihito.
Theodore Leschetitzky, teacher of
the piano and composer, is dead at
Dresden at the age of S5: He lived
for many years at Vienna, but more
recently at villa near Dresden. He
was the principal master of Paderew-
ski.
The official report of the investiga-
ton into the sinking of the Italian
steamship Ancona by submarine
off the Tunisian coast. it was an
nounced, was sent to Thomas Nelson
Page, the United States ambassador
at Rome. The investigation reached
the conclusion that the submarine
fired shell against the wireless ap-
paratus on the Ancona without any
warning.