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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
MISS DOROTHY FOV.
LARGE AUDIENCE HEARS
MISS DOROTHY FOX SING
Former Richmond Girl, Now or New
York. Delights Members of the
Noman's Club.

Several hundred members and guests
filled the parlOrs and overnowcd into
the halls OF the Woman's Club ycstcr-
day afternoon 10 hear Miss Dorothy
FOX, Of New York. sing. Miss Fox is
beautiful girl. with "a soprano voice
Ike bird soaring into the blue OF =
June sky. and her audience was most
enthusiastic in its reception OF her.
She ~ a granddaughter Of the late
DR. James II. McCaw. orc o.: the most
distinguished physicians Of his day.
and q niece OF Mrs Christopher Tomp-
k!ns and Mrs. Charles Davenport, Of
RiChmond.
The singer is q young girl OF re
mark;tb!e po!sc ana dramatic ability.
she has n clear, wonderful voice. beau
ufuly trained. and critics have pre-
dictcd Il most Interesting future for
her In tho musical world. Mr.. Womblc
accompanied Miss FOX, and Mrs. A. b.
Gu!gon WAS chairman OF the afternoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23

who died at her home near Novum. Va,
on saturday night. We're held this
afternoon ut Criglcrsville. TIL. pastor
OF the Baptist Church officiating. The
circumstances attending the death OF
AIRS nit. whose marriage had taken
place only tive weeks ago. were un-
usually sad. ON Saturday afternoon at
o'clock she was attending to some
household AFFAIRS when she was sud
denly stricken with acute heart trouble
and soon lapscd into Inconsistencies,
0EinE three hours afterwards. She
was before her marriage Miss Eunicc
toSScr. of Madison County, and is sur
EiN"d by her mother. Mrs. John EoS-
scr; three sisters and one brother, all
o: Madison.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23

The store OF James !. Bruch. Inc IN
Sycamore street, was broken into last
night and robbed Of pistols valued Il,
|I2', one or more manicure sets and
probably other articles. Entrance was
effected through a second story rear
window by means OF climbing
The warehouse IN rear OF the store
of the Talmage Furniture Company. in
Halifax street. WAS also entered last
night and robbed Of several articles
This Is til" third robbery recently
committed in that Immediate vicinity.
ON "Wednesday Mr.. Smith. q young
citizen Of Chesterfield, living about six
miles from Petersburg, purchased a
Ford automobile in this city and rod.
home In it. IL" built "A garage for the
car ON Friday night the automobile
was stolen, and II has not since been
heard from. Tho thieves pushed the
car ont TO the main road before start
lug IL to run.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
ALL OF MRS. GALT's GOWNS
ARE OF AMERICAN DESIGN
Her Wedding TrOusscau Will BE
Suggestive of Style of Earlier
Women of White House.
FEW OF rKEsENT-DAY STYLES
AS Wife of President, Is Expected to
Usher In New Social Period With
Elaborate Receptions, but of Great
Dignity aud Convention.

Especial 20 The Times Dispntch.l
WASlilNGTON. November 22.--With
the quaitncss and grandeur OF the
Dolly Madison period in the Whi'c
! House will the new First Lady OF Inc
Land appear in her wedding gowns.
Despite the notoricty gained by some
New York dresSmakcrs. who are SAID u"
have ordered Il trouSScau from abroad,
Mrs Gait will wear nothing but Amer
ican-madc clothes. They VIII likewise
he Of American design and conception.
From Il woman Of national social
prominence, with whom Mrs. Gait Is in
innate, and whose advice she seeks in
many matters, it is learned her we'd
ding gowns viii be suggestive Of the
style OF earlier women Of the White
House. They will be stately and digni-
fed. They Will recall If it may b." so
termed. the classic period In the White
House.
Mrs. Cats gowns, it is conflded. are
simple and combined with statclincss.
The new mistress Of tho White House
has not made the mistake of dressing
in the style so r..uch affected in the
present day.
The colors she has selected for her
reception gowns include wonderful
shade OF mauvc; Il combination Of white
net silver and black tuile. combined
with orange and pale yellow, and Il taft
fcta in what is described as autumn
clouds'-shadcs OF yellow gray or
taupc.
The bodies are all OF the basque
design, outlining IN" figure and clearly
defining the old shioued waist line.
The gown Mrs. Calf most admires Is
mad" with white satin bodice covered
with black net, embroidered in silver.
II is pointed ia the front and in the
back. Below are !!ounccs OF white and
black net appliqucd in silver. over
this is draped wonderful bouffant
overskirt OF brilliant orange satin, end
ing In q train lined with pale yellow.
The same color effect is carried out
in the bodice. by what would appear
to h" a Gordon Cor dccoration) extend
ing from the left shoulder 20 the right
hip The sleeves are off the shoulder.
ana the bodice is finished with a bounce
OF black net and silver, most quaint
and picturesque.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA


John pembcrton Edwards nf \.v.
York. son of the late Joseph L. and
Felicia Pcmberton Edwards. OF Rich
mond, died on last Thursday at the
home of his brother-in-law. s s.
robinson, "Fontaineblcau." King VIII
nam County. lie was forty-fve years
old. and leaves three sisters, Mrs.
Robinson, of King William; Mrs. j. T.
Marston. OF Urbanna. Va. and Miss
Mamie Gregory Edwards. OF Asheville
y. {. The funeral took place on Fri
day, and intcrmcnt was made in the
family burying ground. 'Langhorne,"
King William.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
Joseph J.. Niniinn.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
NCiIBCRG. VA, November 22-
Joseph l. Mallan. aged forty-ninc
years. u wcll-known merchant. died
suddenly this morning at his home
here, his death being due to heart
trouble. Mr.. Mallan was 4 son of tn"
late William ana Mary M:,llan. lie
was a native of I.ynchburg. and was
a lifelong resident of the city. lie
was member OF Holy Cross Catho-
lie Church
Mr. Mallan was unmarried, and he is
survived by the following brothers and
sisters: Or. Thomas T.. Mallan, OF
Washington; William H. and T.. NJ.
Mailan. and Misses Mary and kathc-
r'ne Mallan and Mrs. c. NJ. Casey. OF
LynChburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23

Dtl'ClIVo J0hU j Ncclan, Tor ciph-
tccu years member OF the police
force, ana valued and efficient officer
hHs been appointed deputy city ser
Eeart, To succeed y. r. Blicl:, resigned.
Mr.. Blick had hcld the Office for many
years, ana was q popuilr official. Mr.
iic"lan proved himself one OF the hes;
detectives IN the state
In the Police Court this morning
George Robinson, negro, who on Satur-
day evening badly s!ashcd UP his WIFE.
WAS committed TO Jail to await trial
FOR felony
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
RICE. VA, November 22-AIrs +.
y Morton, aged scventy-nine years.
DIED at her home near Rice on Satrr-
day morning. after q long illness She
is survived by her husband and one
daughter. Miss Mary Morton. and a
son, Ernest Morton, of Crewe. The
bodE was Inferred in the family ceme-
terry AT Elmwood on Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
NcNNs NntcS Of Intrrc,f

Members Of the Virginia Fire Pre-
ventiou Association will visit Peters
burg tomorrow to max" an inspcc-
lion OF the city, in the hone of rcduc-
ing the amount Of fire loss and of i'm
proving conditions generally.
The monthly meeting OF the Mctho-
dist sunday School Union Association
was held yesterday afternoon with the
Ettricll School. MI of the schools
but one Were represented. and the total
register FOR the month was reported
as 1885; average register, 1877; per
cent OF attendance, 80; collections,
st4".
J; is reported that in consequence Of
the advance in the price of feed and
Of labor the dairynen III and around
Petersburg will after the LIST Of De-
ccmhcr advance the wholesale price of
milk from 81 cents to - cents per
gallon.
Mrs. Lena y. Harris. widow Of Rabbi
\. Harris. who died last evening In
Richmond had near relatives ana manly
friends in Petersburg. She was i
sister of Mrs. ~ :. Rcinach and tho
aunt OF Councilman Samuel a. Renach
Of this city.
Mission services are being held every
might at ST. Johns Episcopal Church.
the rector being assisted by Rev
Robert Nelson, chaplain OF the Virginia
POLYTECHNIC Institute at Blacksburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
Mrs. Mnry e., y,ro,,.

ESPECIAL 10 The Times DISPATCH
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. November
22.-Mrs. Mary G. Brown. aged six,v
foui years. wife Of the late Il. Il. Brown.
OF this city, died last night at the
home of her son, Roy Brown, after q
long illness. The funeral will take
pace at II o'clock tomorrow morning.
from the Christian Church. the service
to be conducted by the pastor Rev. II
j. LunGer. Mrs Brown was before
marriage Miss Mary Catherine Coleman.
Oh DoJIcSVllle, this county. Seven
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
MANASSAS, VA, November 22.-
John Ralph Gregory, twenty-three
years old. the eldest son Of Mr. and
Mrs. j. Z. Gregory, died at his home
here to-day. He had been III several
months Funeral services will be held
on Tuesday at the home and inter
ment Will take place at Stevens City.
He Is survived by his parents. five
brothers and one sister
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
SlmtnonS-NoOU.

Special to The Times Dispatch
BOfDTON, VA, November 22-Miss
carol Wood. OF this place. ana j. w
simmons. Jr.. OF Union Level, left here
in AN auton ohie yesterday and were
married in C!arksv!ilc, Mr.. simmons
having obtained the license from the
clerk on Saturday. MIR. and Mrs. Sim
mons will make their home at Union
/
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
NIrs. NJ. Id. icIshcr.

Special 20 Th" Times Dispatch
I.fNCl!IiURG, VA. November 22.-
Mrs. NJ. u. Fisher widow Of John A.
Fisher, % Rockhridcc County, died on
Sunday at her home in Madison
Heights, Mrs. Fisher was in the
sixty seventh year of her age. and she
* survived by four children, w n.
Fisher. Of Tacoma. Wash: George Il.
Fisher. OF Brookncai: Mrs Nora V.
COZ. Of Madison Heights, and Mrs. \.
T. TruXcll, OF Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
Annual Stnrkhuidcr,, Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the !Scaboard
AIR Line hallway stockholders Will be
he!d to-iuorrow at noon in the com
pany's principal office In this city. In
addition to the business TO be trans
acted, officers and directors for the
coming year are TO be elected.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
GOWN ON NAIVE NET
L. MOST SENSATIONAL.

Perhaps the most sensational gown
IN which Mrs. Gait will be seen during
her first days in the White House
Is one OF mauvc net over black satin.
The basque" as in her other frocks,
i3 made in the early Victorian off the
shoulder effect. finished with iiounce
The undcrSkirt somewhat outlines
the figure, and is rarlanded in roses
of American Beauty ana purple mauve
shades. The ovcrdrapery is made bout
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23

children survivc-Tildcn Brown. n we'll
known merchant OF this city: Mrs.
Ethel liaylaud of Chicago: Miss Ger
trudc Brown, OF Richmond; Mrs. Lii
liam Shanks OF Fayetteville, y. G.: Mrs
Cora Willis. of Eastern Maryland: Miss
Ida. Brown. of New York city. and Roy
Brown. She also leaves two brothers
Robert Coleman. OF Profit. this county,
nnd Charles Coleman. Of White Hall
and one sis,cr-Mrs. Dabncy cambridge,
Of DOylcSvillc Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23

Aubrey Kelly. tho man arrested by
Policemen Lear ana King on a charge
slNih" ardent spirits To six small
white BOYS. was fined slO0 ana cos,c
IN the Police Court Yesterday. \ $500
bond was required also by Justice
Crutchield.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23
On workmcn. Compensation

/. Justin Moore. Il member of tho
law faculty Of Richmond College. will
deliver q lecture in the college audi
forum this afternoon at O'Clock on
INC History and Theory Of Work
mems Compensation Legislation .Iho
public Is invited
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-23

Especial toThe Times -Dispatch1
CULpEPER, VA, November 22-F'u-
neral services for Mrs. Harrison Hit.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12
Parece que tanbien estan comprometidos en- esa
question Ell Consul general de Austra-Hun-
grla en- Nueva York y eI Embajador y el
Attache militar de AIemania
Ell americana James Archibald Nevaba tamben cartas de estos
ultimos; aunque Sc dice que estas eran de caracter particular

ha de dar mucha luz en- este asunto,
cS otra carta del Embajador Dumba,
que enviaba en- ell mismo sobre que Ia
de que Sc ha hablado va, Y en- Ia que,
segun Sc dice. Sc hace referencia a
las negociaciones que el Consul Ge-
neral de Austria en- Nueva York, Ale
Xander Nuber Won Pereked, estaba
llevando a cabo con el editor de un
p~eri0dico que Sc publica en- esa ciu-
dad americana en- lengua hungara Y
Tue tienen relacion q los trabajos m
caminados a provocar huelgas Y dis
turbios Ell las fabricas de municiones
del pals.
Aun cuando en- los circulos oficia-
les Sc rehusan a comentar todas cstas
noticias. creese. sin embargo. Que la
situaci6n ha ~alcanZado IN punto cri-
tico Y que 81 ell Embajador aleman Y
attache Won Papen. aparecen COM
prometidos en- este asunto, las rela-
clones con Alemania, va de Suyo tan
delicadas. por la question de las ope-
r%aciones de los submarines, llegaran
q un estadO en- que un rompimiento
podria sObrevenir.
Archibald llevaba tambitn una CO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12
En- los Vosgos y las Argonnas 81.
uuen aIeanzando triunfos las
fuerzas alemanas
Los mas encarnizados combates han tenido lugar
en- la region de Hartmann-W eilekropf,
cuya possession Sc disputan ahora

LONDIiES. S~rplirmbrc ll.-Las no
tlrla> que - rcc!hirrOn hoy de- las
oprrarionrs rn 81 teatro occidental.
iuilcan que la nueya ofcusiVa de los
a!rmanes para romper las !iucas de-
% aIiados. ha empeLado va. y que
a SO fin. - han e>iado llbrandO Va
rios combat-> IN toda la extension
d- las IinraS de- bataIia. principal
mente IN los districts DE- la Ar=onne
Y I'll la de- lo> No>Go>. I'll Ionde pa
rycr que los ttutonrs han a!cauza-
10 aIguno> triunlo> sobre hos ALA
dos.
Las notirias de fucntcs frauccsaS
dan cucuta de- SOS %triunfos dc los
aicmaneS. alr=audo que eStos han
cou>c=ui,Io e>a> yictoriaS. por 81
emp.rO DE- nuevO. de gases aSIiXian-
-. I'll rSaS regioneS. cn dondc los
a'jado> ~franceses tOdavia no cSta-
ban proviStos de aparatOS protectO-
res.
TambiGn aSecuran los ~franceSes
lur Ell TN contra-ataqur que die
ron >obre 81 cncmigo. c~ouSi=ujcroH
r"ruprrar ia> poSlcioneS ~p"rdifas.
aHu!anio a>i el triunfo que aIu@I
Idbia alcanzado.
La region principal IN donde -
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12

municaci0n del Condo Won Berns-
torff, pero sabese que era una copia
de un informe que habia sido proper
cionado al Embajador aleman por el
Secretarin Lansing.
En- fuentes mejor informadas Sc
cree que el gobierro americana no
dara ninsun otro paso en- esta cues-
ton, hasta que no Sc reciban los do
cumentos interceptados por el 60
bie-no ingles, o hasta cue el gobier-
no austriaco conteste la solicitud re-
lativa al retro del Embajador Dunn
ba.
Entire los funcionarios diplomati-
cos de la Embajada au~sur!aca, hay al
guna duda acerca de 81 el Embajador
Dumba sea removido por el gObier-
no &c su Majestad Francisco Jose,
pero. en- case de que llegue a acce-
derse a la solicitud del gobierno
americana. Sc cree que el Baron von
Zwiedinek, ~cOnsejerO de Ia Embaja-
da dicha en- Washington, sera ell que
Sc haga cargo de los negocios de
Austria-Hungria, hasta que la actual
guerra europea termine. Ell hecho
de no enviar I'm sustituto cuando uN
Embajador ma sido removido, en- otro
tempo Y otras circunstancias, podria
considerarse como una negative a la
soIicitud : podria traer una tirantez
de relaciones; pero en- ell presente
case, dadas las dificultades que tiene
Austria para ell envio de un nuevo
Representative. hacen que la cosa cam
bic de aspecto.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12
Sc 0UIi:RE FDItMtR EN- RUSSIA
IN NUfV0 GARiNETE De
CONCILItCION.

pETROGRAD. Srptlcmbrc H.
Con 81 fin lie formar TN nucvO "a
binctc dc conciIiaci6n. 81 gobicrno
moscovita ma auIorizado 4 VariOs
miembro> del =abinete actual. para
que cnlreviStcn a los principalrS
leaders de- los partidos parlamcnla-
rios. con cl obicjo de- que cmiian
Su opinion Sobrc Ia formation dc
,lirhn gabinrtc Y >i aprrtarian las
carteras que Sc lrs conllricsc en-
casa de ser lIamadoS por cI SoDlcr-
no.
Los ministries aulorizado> son el
de GobernaciGn. 81. Cherbatoff. {!
de .iuSlicia. 81. khvostoff. 81 de
agriculture. ST. krlvoShein y cl ST.
KharitOnOv.
FL Mini>tro de Ia Agriculture ma
tenido que il hasta MoScou a con-
sultar Ell casC con los industr.ales
de esia ciudad. que como cS sabi-
do. tienen gran Influenza Ell Ia p0-
lilica de Russia.
Todcs los ministries comlSionados
deberiu rendir su informc. ma
mana a mas lardar, al ConSejo de
Ministries, para aCordar lue&0 10 que
debera reSoherSe Ell eSta question.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12
Fl Primer Ministro buIgarO conce.
did una entrevista a la
Prensa ksociada
En- ella declare que ell gobierno esta dispuesto a
conservar SUI neutraldad, siempre que sus
~intereses no Sc perjudiquen

SDEi(. Srpjirmbrc il.--En una
~rnIrcyI-!a que 81 Irimr" M:n:str:
del GahInctc iJil=1r0. ~.Gurrii6 j
I'm t~1i"eSponsal dr /" Prcnsa ASo-
ciaIa, 81 Jcfe ii! GObie?nO dc Bull
=aria. hU5 las Si=uicnlrS mtcrrSan-
les GrrlaracioncS. >cDr: ia situation
de- SUI pals. y EN- general de los rel
nos baIkanicoS.
La presenIr Situaci6n de- BuIga-
ria. diio cl Primer NiniStro, Vasicl
R~adUSlOvOff, Y lOdO hacc 81 pOncr
que SUI suertc csta aspgurada. De
ninguna mancra Grccia y Serbia So
uAirjn para iraLar Ia question in
jrruIcional. rcSpcctO de- este pals:
prrO ii case dc que aSi Guerc, 81 ptIc
bio bIIl@aro eSla lis!o yara harcr
rrrnlc a c~ualcSquiera emcrgencia. y
Ia SltuacIGn economical del pals 81
cH:lcn;ra en- cXccIcnreS c"niurin-
ncs para sOporlar la luciIa.
".NurStro gObierrC csid aclualmcn
tc interrsadO Ell nc@OciaciOncS con
las pOtcnciaS aliadaS. 4 fin de So
Iucionar la question rclativa a las
ronccSiOnrs territorialrS. pOr partc
de Serbia. que probabIcmcnte Sc
r]cSOlycri dc Il manrra pacifica.
"MieniraS tales negociacioncs cs-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12
Noticias oficiaIes
de Russia y
Turqula
RUSSIA.

DETpnGRADO SrpIiembre H.
III Fst,do Navor General del EiGrci-
ia nubri.6 aver. 81 siguicnlc bo!etin
ofiriaI:
~ ,.;.,o,io do TarnonoI our OBJ
,r,.;oror ov,r los tronas mosrovi-
~. an - GaIiei, oriental ba sido So
,,,I;Ia nor oi,,o ,riunfo Je puestras
ru,..,oi an TrambovIo pIaza que
=. h,IIo sitnado como a 20 millas
mis- al SIR nIe IN anterior.
H. ~. ,ncuanIro los rlIsos con-
s~icninron drsa icr NJ rncmi-o V o.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12
FL CAMPO DE la GUERRA
Noticias %ofiiciales
del gObiernO
aIeman

BERLIN. Septiembrc lei Mi
historic de Ia Guerra publlc0 aver en-
eSla capital. eI si=uiente informes
official:
Una posicI6n ayanzada lie los
f~ranrtSeS. que 81 ncontraba al occi-
len.e de- Souchcz. en Ia region
Septrntriouai del diStrito de ArraS.
Tue rapturada por nueslros Solda-
los. durante FL dia de aver.
"OiraS varias po>icioncS atrin-
riIrradas que - c~ncucntrau I'll las
cercanias dr Schratznannelr y Hart
mann-W I'll Il diSlrito de-
los VosgoS. han caidO ,ambiin en-
pOder he nue>traS 'ropaS. dc>pueS
lie encarnizadoS r~ncurn,ro> SoStr-
niluS con I'll cnrmigo. Durante :
rombaipS. uuc>traS furrLaS taptu-
rarou dos oficiaIrS francrSr> Y l09
SoIdados y adema> Sci> amrtra.iaio-
ras Y I'm tubo Ianza-bombaS.
e. enemigo inteut6 recuprrar sGS
posici0nes con uu conira-ataque
v~iolcnto. pero fut rechazado con
graudeS perdidaS.
En- el teatro oriental. Ell cuerpo
Ie Ejtrcito del Mariscal Won Hin
irnbur-. - encuentra actuaimenle
~rmpeHadO til varioS cOmbatts. Slen-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12

WASHINGTON, Sept. Liza 81
tuaci6n que la solicitud del presiden-
te Wilson al gobierno de Austria pi-
diendole que revoque ell nombramien-
to de Embajador al Dr.. Dumba, ha
creado en- esta capital, es en- alto gra-
do delicada Y probablemente COM
prometera a otros varioS repreSen-
tantes V agentes eXtranjeros, que apa
recen envueltos en- este sensational
asunto.
De los documentos interceptados
al americana James Archibald, Sc ha
venido en- conocimiento de muchos
detalles que Ell gobierno americana
tiene en- reserva, algunos de los Qua
les Sc han hecho del dominic publ
co.
e. Secretario Lansing, hablando
aver de la conducta del Embajador
Dumba, manifesto que Ell gobierno
americana c~onsidera el acto del diplo-
matico austriaco. al u~tiliZar los SER
vicios de un ciudadano americana.
como abuse del pasaporte otorgado a
este.
De fuente fidedigna Sc sabe tam
bien que el americana Archibald He
vaba ademas una communication del
Captain 0 Papen, attache militar
lie la Embajada alemana; pero, Sc
gun parece, esta es una carta priva-
da para su esposa. en- Ia cual solo
muy ligeras conSideraciones hace a.
cerca de la situaci0n International.
Otro d0cumento de les intercepta-
dos al americana Archibald. Y que
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-09-12

RcSpcclO a su futurA actilud, cl
MiniStro ,onirsIi Que Il goh;ernO
rsti Ell Ia mrio" disposition de con-
scrvar su poIitica -le ~nnuiraIidai,
micnlras suS inlcrc;c: no - vean
amenaZadOS.
".NueStraS rclaciOneS c0n 81 I'm
pcrio Otomano. agra=G 81 MInlstrO,
son cxcclrntc>. y cl tcrritOrio a 10
largo del rio Martha. de Ii@h0 i'm
pcriO ACADIA de cOnceier.los. este
lerrcnO comprrndc la VIA frr@a de
DcdcaghatchE. proHlo quatayd dcGl-
nilivamenIe bai1 uuaSt"O dominic.
En- vista dc oslo, Inl nIeva frcntc
ia Qucdari cStlbI2cida, iu2 So X
ledendera Il 10 largo Je la margen
izquicrla del rio Tunia, afluente del
Martha. hasta Andian6poliS.
La eSlaciGn ferocarrilera en- es-
la ciudad rsta incluida ell ell terri
lorio ccdido. De Indianapolis la
lIlItd i~INIStLlu. I'IItld dI puCDlp
de CufIa. que Sc halla como a dos
Kilometres al occidcnte, Siguicndo
lurgo lie Iii, por la mdrgen derecha
del mencionado rio.
Bulgaria no la c~ontraiIo min
sunas obligacioneS politicas para ell
fuLurO. rcSpecLo a cOnccsiones te-
I%riioriales o de otra naturaleza, aSi
rs, que los beneficioS que ahora ha
obtenido, y que satisfaccn, por de
asi, sus aspiraciones naciona-
les, no Lendrin que disputarse lue-
90.
La exposition preliminar de las
cOnsideracioneS de Serbia. respec-
10 de las dennis de Bulgaria, Sc ha
recibido va, pero sobre ella no pue-
10 decir NADIA. En- su debido tempo
St dara a conocer todo 10 que en-
.Stas nesociaciones Sc ha tratado".