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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-12

Sroboenn in Sit ilrpo @elt beItiae
Ssirnpfe apGbrem6 bieier @ode itatt.
fan0en, iino feline entfheioenSen Ste
iltItate cr3ielt aponben abpobl bon
betorn Seiten lortifrittc bcbntptct
ipep0en.
SSnt Often 6obem ole @riol9e Der
0entid,. .oiterreidiidsll Srllppen IN
Ser 9ltfolpina bie Stuiiem pcraldabt
Sie SouptItnot G5ernopie 5lt rail-
llren 9dbilpegen miro ais ct. @e-
tersbilrg bcridtet, bab in Oen Gar
patben desperate 86nlpfe itattgeflnl.
oen boben bei ipeld)e,t Die oeittlde'l
stigriffe iiberall BON ben Sfitiien Slt.
riirfgeid,lagen imlpben ino bie 9ellt'
ir,em groBc 8erlldte erlittcm
9ie erbittertiten &tirnpfe faaloen
bei @aligroo, 80 Mcilen NiiblidJ bon
Sanof i'm @ali5ien, itott Der mi.
lifde @eneralitdb bebalptet haB Die
1iterreidiid-llngariiden Streitfrdfte
in Oril &urpatben bon 100000 6eut-
iden Srllppen altterItiitt apenoen unS
oaB beiltf6e Offi5iere jett bos &om.
noltbo fiibren.
Gs liegt, lpie man bier ir ct. Be-
tersbltrg. armlllmt, I'M None Der
9eutiden, allnMblidD bie Sfeiuiipe al,
ser 8Nlra irtb in Der acknowledgement
3u beenSen lnrb oie Srllppen nad)
Tluften 5lt pedegcn, 6ie before @e.
legeltbeiten sum Sltrbbritd) 0ur6 oiC
ruiiiidben Sertbeioigurtgslineal bictcl
Die &intpr in 6en &orpathen iollcll
nit bieiem 8lon silIantmerb1pgen.
SSsnl peitliden Sbeile bes ariegs-
ifaplabes lit bic Gage 10 5icnilid)
nnberdrroert geblieben un0 INIT sllis,
itahne bon gerinsfiigiseil GriolaeH
ser SeiitidcM Sriippert in ber slr,
qpni,en ittt6 nut neItlifen Bhnta
Ser @oaeien lit nid,ts a,t meloen.
Glpgliid,e ,ln6 franS0iiide Snn,
belsIiffe hon 5ltInnlmen 6S.000
Somen 8apaSitat iperbrn perlniBt.
8erSen mobI BON belitlden Sorpe.
6obooten geiimfen aporben fem
@ie ENGLAND alsaiebt. bot es in
Sieiem &rieac an So6ten, Ser.
,pluroetett llno @efatgeten iofpeit
100000 Miann perloren.l
Sn 9ertidlano fpepoen ole @c.
fawenen alabe cine 9fillion ON Der
3abl, in @rllppen bon so bis 100
Mann an @utsbeliser beroingen.
Oteie nriiiien Sen @eimgenen Scott
inpb Sogis geben nno ibnen altber.
oen 10 8fenlriee pro Gag b8ablen.
Die gebSrSem Dabeit aic Gjutsbe.
iiter oo5u aitfeeforbert. bieie @e.
Iegeltbeit su bemlben, ba oie tpirtf-
idaftlid)e @obIfabrt Ses 2airSes
BON Ser SeroorbringnnA groBerer
grnten abb1trgt
l1eber @aibiirgton miro beridhet,
Sab Der llnarbNanrpfer Cant
pania" ser uls britiides Srltppen.
idiff 6iette, inn Iernlelfanol BON Ell.
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sebrer.@eria

Die Iette 9aitrtft2cbrerperIormn.
lina IN Sieier Sniiom miro am
Saniistng, 6en 90. Sebnnr. IN Ser.
ntant ftattfinoen. stle 2ebcr iirS
hnber orineerpb eriubt, Serielbcn
bci5itfpobnen. 9os 8roarait tpirS in
Der ttdd}ite, gelniulter oieies Wattes
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gerIonrnrhntg Inn ltbr lpadl @itr
tag IdtluMSuol,
g. 90, @diudTer, golllttn. Sa,pf.
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8lntoer. 6. q. SOBER, @arilla,
81. g., fdreibt: rSdbe ME cine
@ui,oe Sieier arteit eebabt, oie es
ridt Beil3e.1 Solt beiite nod cine
GdadtI @lsdIea's grbicn Snlbe
mo tabt 6ieie bereit bei 8umto-,
e1nitt. ,aiS oIIertano DintSen
Berbiita 2odidip. 25c bei Current
apotbeser. Cslou.)
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9ead)ridten pom ariegsidauplabe,
m efn Often lit Die Gage nnberanSert seblebnSntdlamo
bat iber GnglanS bic glodaSe prrfanbe

lneiu oeutlben lliterieeboot in @rnno
gebobrt auorben lei, 8ei Der Ser
nidtllng bes Sdtffes iollen nnbe5i'
1000 britil6e Solooten unb Secleutt
ben 500 gefntoen babelp.
G1l9Ianos gutter &afb. irluter fal'
itber Slogee al iegeln ideint sIn'
Hang au finOen, Oenn m Sonlt.
taa freliste ser engliIfe 9anrpfer
| ,2utiitnnia" ole Stride See lmo
fiibrte 6as Sternenbanner ser Ser.
Sdooten als Slosge. 9ies fomntt
inns aIs cine groBe llngeldidlih.
felt Dor unb mag ole Ser. Staaten
nit in 6en arieg 3iegen
snleelnein miro iett M 9entid)'
lano bie Tatiade beiproden, onB
Oos groBe GoIferringen uulnnebr in
ieinen iiebelltcn Mptat eingetretsli
lift. gs miro aitf Die groben @rfol9e
oes eriten baIben Sabres ai1f alien
ariegsidlnl,pldten hinseipieien imb
crfldrt, bieie e,tbielten idjon in fid)
| bie 8iirgidnft zines iddieBliehen
Sriinrlpbes Ser belltiden Sohe iiber
lalle fSeinoe.
&iel Iilerfenmlng miro BON Den
nilifiriidlpn 9enbad,fer,r Der beItqna
6igen 9eauegIidfeit Ser belltiden
Sront ge5oIlt. 9ei Ser fiiraliden
lleberfiibrllng ser 6eittid,en Srilppen
rad) Sitpreuben benllbten bie Seut-
| ihen cine clrorrne sln5dbl bon Iuto'
nobilen sir Sprtidlaffllng ibrer Col.
baten. Sie baben 10000 Motoripa.
gen sur 8erfiigll,n, BON benell je6ar
| 20 Mattn ianlallt Grobiallt uno Mu.
nition faBt intb t6 NeiGen sic 'Stun6e
! all fabren mn Stalroe lit.
9eitti6larrb bot @1tglapa sic
gIcfobe an9efiinbigt in6 Sic @c.
IipGIier INN gnalorpb uno Snlnrb elm.
iblieBlidj oes gotBeib Grgliiden &n.
nails bonn Gage bes 10. Sebrltars
begirnenb, ols &riegs3onc erflGrf.
ssn Der GufldrurW ntnd,t 6as beiltihe
Warinemnt folgeitbe gmfiinbigung
Sebes feilrSlif,e Sdtff, oas i'm bieier
&riegSSone aefllip0en miro, ipino ger.
| tort iperben ieGbit tpe,n es alnnnog.
Iidy lit, soie Gefdbr fiir ore @emans
nriW o6er 8aiiagiere nb5itpelpoeu.
Neutrale Sdiffe in Ser &riegs5one
befinoen iid ebetfalfs in @efabr, oa
iilfoI9e 6es MiBbraiths ne,ttraIer
Iaggell Der BON ser britiiden Sic.
eierillla am 81. Saltltar algeprbnet
iuuroe, ,tftD i'm SinHitf aaf 6as &iii'
TO Ser 9riegsfiibrlnpg 5ilr See lliht
INNER peratiebar iperoen fant, oa6
s(nHriffe gegen feifnblide Sf,iffe
nidt alrdy nelttrare Sdiffe in &C.
fabr bringet. 9ic Sdifffohrt norb.
pdrt8 Inn bie britiid)en Sbetlatro
Snicln berlnr1 i'm Ser 0itlidap 9aiis
ser geonbiee, iirto in einem ntitrSe.
itens 80 Seenleilen breiten Streifcn
on Der bollGloiid,em @iiite entlung
lit IN oerRlben @eiic eefGbrbet.
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Sermann, &c., 5reitas. Den l2. 5ebrnar 1915
Scsciiterte @eriammInns bes Scr.
mann 8uarb Of Srabe.

slm lesteil Smrrstag slbeno bielt
Ser bieiige 9oaro of Sua0e ieine
reselmGBige, idbriidDe 8erianatllln9
in ser Stabt6allc. @,egenlpdrtige 10.
inolh pie proIpectine @italieoer pa.
rem ilt groBer slnsabl erf6ierGn;
9ihter Sbeo. @raf fifbrte Den Sor.
itb.
Ger gtomelp ser Organization,
iueIde nun ieit s SsSabren beitapoen
bot, tnup6e lmtgeiiiloert ill Che
Commercial @lltb OF Sedllailit" Die
iGbrliden &eitrGge iul,roen noar SOC.
nitf $500 erlpGbt. lln9efibr 90
nelr Wiitglie0er ipllr6en in Den Glib
aufeenommen. Gin @cihlub auurSe
gcfoBt lalit ipeldern oic Segislatur
beeinauBt tueuoclr ioll. ole Gafiagier'
giatcm Sii crbo6en, ionic ferncrbia
feinc @eiete 81 paiiiercn, ipelde oen
Sntereiien Der giienbabnen phuioer
Itno.
Die 3afi Der Gireftoren oes
Glatbs anurbe bon 9 oilf 10 erbobt.
sSerlNr fam rrarr bf)in iiberein, bon
iebt dll cine SeriantmIllng onl er.
ftcm Sanrstae zines ieocr 0ionnts
nb5libaIten, IN Ser SoralisjeEltng
oaB iannntlide WtHglieoer. iotpie
and oas iibrige GublifiuR bieie gu.
ionmnettiinfte prompt nIN 5oblrei1
heiiid)en ipepoen.
9as Sauptintereiie oes g(benSs
gtpfelte IN Der Sroec, alti ipelhe
@eiie funn Oos SSStlterelie itno
ole Wfitiuirflupg ser Sarner ersielt
iper6en ilnb oie Cub fir bieieibet
at einein oireften gtuten eerlladst
merOen Die Seipredali9 bieIar
Sraae par pom iebr regerl Sntereiic.
Siermrf fano ole 8eamtempobl
itatt gfid)ter @raf, ipelder Z Sabre
lang ols 8rdii6ent fi,ngiute, lebntc
eine Wieberer1pGbalng ab, apornitf
8eo araettln nit bielcr s(ifs5eidp
nlln seebrt nnr1c. slls0unr folg.
ten s, ", @ggcrs, ais criter 9ise,
Sr1iihelh. g. 81. SiIber, oils Slpeiter
SiBe8rdlibcnt; 6. s. Rippitein, ais
Sdlabnletiter, ltrb o.. s. &lcnf, OILS
SefmtGr. Sir Sos beginncftoe sSabr
mltpben foGoen6e 9ireftoren ertndbIt:
Theo. Graf, j. III. Helmers. V.
A. Silber, Robt. Walker, F. w.
Eggers,, E. f. Rippstein, G. A.
Ruediger, Geo. G. Eberlin, VIM.
L. Hickman, Geo. Kraettly. Sam
Baumgaertner, G. S. Kramer. E.
E. Ruediger, A. M. Rick. and Geo
I'll. Klenk.
9as SaibptproMan oes slbelns
ipar Die grlaligllnm BON @elbern,
nit Der Soiilng oieier ssroae lit al.
leg gnoere erreidSbor. Wtan qebt
oaber init Dem Man lnt, fp1ufi0e
SerIaalunIamgen oes Clubs absubal.
ten; &eoner BON airsap1rts fontmen
5ll laiien ipeld)c Srogen BON tlono-
mirtbid;uftidlen pGer &omntersieIlem
sSntcreiie in fGbi9er @eiie erortern
fonlten rlnb Damn ierner, ,,Iait bit
not lcait" bei hieieu 3driannnenfiini.
ten alidl fiir geiellid'aitIidc Inter
halhurg 5lt iongen.
9ei Der o9biber Semlliial" !Spa.
fcrelB. ipeGde am atIfsiten Is. uno
10. Sebruor, in ct. oouis Stattfin-
oct, miro Serntamn Sumil foGael,6e
nnierer @cfd1ftsIeute reprasentirt
frhr: g, q. SiIber, geo. aroetfIh.
YIN. Sccfnronl. g. s. Rippitcin lnS
q. 8. @Ierf.
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9lns Dem Grtrag Der 8or4Sappers
luuroe. tltter alpoereln, elm i1ones
neates gult, fir oen 2eBrcr, foapie
ols6 relte @eiorebiider alnseid,afft.
8elu S6ltlte, BON Sapeinspille,
Itattete Seurpaun Sdlletdj tp1breno
aiefer Isolde einen 8eiudJ ab.
Sralt M. GdpeG, BON Serarpalm,
befinSct iid} ee9etpartie auf 9e.
iibd bel ibrer Sddpeiter, ssrau $.
SdtIer,
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G,aseonaSe GonntD 1T bis iebt nod
nidlt nuf ocm Insiter6cAStat.

9out 9eriht Scr @eiinrobeitsbe.
b0roe mar Dos gerbdItiriB Scr @e.
burtclr si 6en So6esfdIlen ipie foIet:
@ebatrteu Sooesf1llen
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slbartirt aarf oas Semrrmnscr
goy1s65ntt.
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&orseitis 81 altern 1T baS Sd,if-
iaI DieIer sSrniten iaub Neiitter. ssn
Der Gorge anub Wtiibe iun one gsobl,
fabrt ibres Seinls qiipo ibrer aiipSer
ber9eiien tie itdD feIbit ,tnS berlmd).
laIiiee,t lire @silnpobeit, biz Sie-
fel6e tmbesit 5erriittet 1T. ssorm's
alpeipfraiiter lit geraSe. mas iie be.
n6tbigeit. Slnbberte bon sSrdipelr
lipo @dittern baben 6eiIep aeiintS-
1eit9ebeipbeir gigemidaften be3eltgt.
man fdneibe lint 6ie 3eitidrift inpS
6as giidGert, ipelde frei bepianot
tper6en, ON; Or. Geber Sobmeb &
Sons Go, 49, 25 go. Sopne sfpe.,
gbicago, SG.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26
WAITING FOR
THE WORD
ITALIAN ARMY AND NAVY
READY TO TAKE OFFENSIVE
KING VICTOR'S KINGDOM HAS
MADE TREMENDOUS PREP
ARATIONS TO ENTER
THE CONFLICT

Rome, Jan. 26-Italy's military and
naval preparations are now complete.
She now has in her first and second
line troops 100000 men, with re-
serves of 100000. The navy is mob
ilized and ready. Two new dread
naughts will be commissioned some
time in February. There are over a
billion francs in the war chest, mill
ion tons of wheat in government ware
houses and tremendous quantities of
supplies of every kind.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26
OFF THE
CAROLINA COAST
LIVES LOST IN WRECK OF AN
AMERICAN AND HAWAII
LINER

Norfolk, Jan. 26.-Rammed by an
unidentified schooner this morning,
the American and Hawaii Line steam
ship Washingtonian sunk off Fenwick
Island. Life savers from the Fen
wick Island station rescued thirty
nine of the Washingtonian's crew.
The vessel is supposed to have car
ried crew of seventy-fve, but other
reports indicate that she carried only
forty. The Washingtonian was bound
from San Francisco to New York It
is believed the schooner was badly
damaged.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26
.RGSIN CAN GO
VIA ROTTERDAM
SENATOR FLETCHER NOTIFIES
SHIPPERS OF SAFE OUTLET
FOR NAVAL STORES

Pensacola, Jan. 26.-Rosin and tur-
pentine can be shipped now to Rotter-
dam for distribution to buyers thru
out Holland, according to telegram
received by T. A. Jennings, one of the
largest dealers of this section, from
Senator d. u. Fletcher.
According to this telegram the Brit
ish ambassador at Washington has
advised Senator Fletcher that war
vessels of Great Britain will not
molest ships carrying cargoes of this
character, when they are consigned to
Rotterdam.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26
SCHOONER ALSO SUNK

Norfolk, Jan. 26, 10 a. m.-The
Washingtonian was rammed by the
schooner Elizabeth Palmer. One man
was drowned, when the schooner sunk.
The Old Dominion Liner Hamilton aid
ed in the rescue.
The Washingtonian was one of the
first ships to sail for the American
Hawaiian Line, which was organized
for the coasting trade thru the. Pana-
ma canal. She sailed from New York
and Norfolk and Charleston were
among her ports of call.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26
FIGHTING BRAvELY
FOR THEIR FAITH
MUSCOyITES CONCEDE THAT
MOSLEMS ARE MIGHTY
GOOD MEN

Tilis, Jan. 26. Russian officials as
serted today that the Turks defeated
in the Caucasus were reduced to ter
rible straits. In attempting to escape
they are freezing or staving to death
in the mountain regions. Despite
their sufferings, the Turks continue to
fight desperately, contesting every
inch of ground.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26
HAD To TAKE A HAND
Government Found 1t Necessary to
Quarantine Union Stock Yards
at Chicago

Chicago, Jan. 26. The Union Stock
Yards were placed under federal
quarantine today. Shipments of live
stock from Chicago to any part of
the United States are prohibited.
Several cases of foot and mouth dis
ease in shipment of hogs to Phila-
delphia were discovered.
The quarantine doesn't prohibit the
shipment of dressed meats and will
not affect the packing industry.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26
AN EXAMPLE
FOR AMERICA
SWITZERLAND MAY NEED SUP
PLIES FOR HER OWN
CITIZENS

Berne, Jan. 26.-The federal coun-
ell has prohibited the export of choc-
olate, vinegar, manufactured India
rubber and electric cables. Swiss
chocolate in large quantities has been
exported both to France and Ger
many and there was danger there
might be none left for home consump-
ton.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26
STAY At HOME SENTIMENT
is LIKELY TO CONFINE JAPAN
ESE OPERATIONS TO THE
FAR EAST

Toxic, Jan. 26.-Attempts to arouse
popular sentiment, favoring the send
ing of japanese troops to Europe has
failed of its purpose. The prevailing
sentiment here is that Japan should
confne her activities in the European
war to the far east.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26
INCESSANT BLOWS OF GERMAN HAMMER
CAN'T SMASH THE ALLIED ANVIL
IN SPITE OF FIERCE AND SUSTAINED EFFORTS THE AEERS
ARMIES ARE MAKING NO ADVANCE

Paris, Jan. 26, p. m.-The Ger
mans are again trying to break thru
the allies lines near Ypres. The
French repulsed German battalion
upon the trenches east of Ypres, kill
ing 300.
Heavy fighting continues in Fland-
ers, where the Belgians have made
some progress along the User front.
The Germans, who took the offens-
i've in the Labasse region, made five
attacks on the British lines, gaining
a slight temporary advantage, but
were later repulsed.
The enemy made two violent at
tacks west of Craonne. The first was
repulsed, and the second resulted IN
some German gains, but the French
counter attacks regained almost all
of the ground lost in the other en-
gagement. The battle continues.
The Germans are bombarding Lem
bach, Thane and Sennhein.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26

Come to our fountain when you
want the best hot or cold drinks. The
Court Pharmacy.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26
ARE MARCHING
AGAINST EGYPT
EIGHTY THOUSAND TURKS AT
ARISH AND AKABA

Constantinople, Jan. 26.-An army
of $4,000 Turks will be sent against
Egypt. Forty-eight thousand are
concentrated at Ell Arish, on the Med
iterranean, and $4,000 at Akaba, at
the head of the Gulf of Akaba.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26
MADE GAINS IN FRANCE AND
FLANDERS

Berlin, Jan. 26, 4 p. m.-The Ger
mans captured 100 yards of trenches
from the British, south of the canal at
Labasse by storm, taking two strong
points of support. The British losses
were heavy. The enemy is lombard
ing Middlekerke and Westende, and
many citizens are being killed. The
Germans scored a success on heights
of Craonne. The French attacks in
the southern Argonnes were repelled.
KIELCE CAPTURED
It is reported from Cracow that
an Austro-German army has captur-
ed Kielce, in Poland.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26
SHELLS RA|NED ON
BRITISH SHIPS.
BY THE KAISER'S AIR FIGHTERS AVENGED
THE BLUCHER
CLAIMED BY THE GERMANS THAT THEY SANK TWO TORPEDO
BOATS AND one CRUISER

Berlin, Jan. g. The admiralty now
claims that three British war vessels
were sunk in Sundays naval battle
west Of Heligoland. The official state
ment says that British cruiser and
two British torpedo boats were sunk
during the engagement.
German airships few overhead
while the battle progressed and sunk
these ships, the statement says.
1t is also alleged that other British
ships were seriously damaged.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26
DAcIA's SAILING is DELAYED

Galveston, Jan. 26.-The Dacia is
still in the harbor. She may sail this
afternoon, but at / O'Clock nothing
could be learned defenitely.
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26

DIR. ]. Walter Hoods new Office tele.
phone number is 284. 15-tf
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26

w. X. Lane, VI. d., physician and
Surgeon, specialist Eye. Ear, Nose
and Throat. Law Library Building,
OcaIa, Fla
The Ocala evening star., 1915-01-26
CZAR ALSO HAS SOME SUB
MARINES

Malmoe, Sweden, Jan. 26.-The
German cruiser Gazelle, torpedoed by
a submarine in the Baltic Monday,
was badly damaged but made port.
BRITISH SUBMARINES ARE BUSY
Copenhagen, Jan. 26.-It is report
ed here that hostile submarines at
tackled German squadron off the
southern coast of Sweden, dispensing
the units and driving them into port.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-14
Remarkable california Cure.

san Francisco, oct. l4.-A complete
recovery from AN anthrax injection
simply ny local application ol antisep-
tiCs to the infected area of the arm
without any serum treatment what
over Was reported today here. In the
light of the struggle against the dis
easo by a serum treatment by physi-
clans treating George r. Stackpo
New YORK. the recovery OF Dr. W. n.
o'Neal veterinarian of Newman,
cal, ny local autiseptics b. considered
remarkable by medical men who have
watched his case,
pr. o'Ncal was bitten by ny on
the Trm last month while conducting
un autopsy ou a COW which had died
of anthrax, commonly called iumpy
jaw Later the anthrax carhunClc an
pclrcd ON the arm. he displayed the
infected arm to colleagues at tine time.
In Carl T. Meyer of the rnivcr-
city OF California. said there was mo-
doubt but that pr O'Ncu had con-
ructcd the disease. but probably in a
light form.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-14
With the One Hundred Million
Increase to be Asked for
Navy Total Defense Bill will
be $400,000,000.
MEANS INCREASE OF
SOME $4,000 MEN
Additional Equipment for
West Point, Increased Coast
Defense and New Armament
Included in Program.

Washington oct President
Wilson today approved Secretary Gar
ris,u's plan FOR increasing the army.
u calls fur am annual expenditure OF
S1N2.opo.UOp. au increase of approxi-
m8tcy S15.uUo,oOn The plan In it's
approved form viii bc presented 10
congress with the FUN backing ot the
administration.
Much ol the Increased appropriation
would bc devoted 60 coast defense and
% substantial increase iu the field ar
tllcrN Details as 90 increases 300 the
personnel of the army have not yct
been made public.
u the navy. which wiN usk fur an
increase ut SlOoo0N.O0r. carries
through ,ts plan of making the total
not appropriation S2iS. .Uo0.pOe. the
appropriations for national defense.
including the armys t1N2.0oO.oOO,
would total S4s0.oo0 900 % s prob
able. however. that in final form the
appropriations viii not exceed $780,
600. OO0
Tho president spent practically tho
entire morning going over secretary
/ GJrirsnu'S estimates and plans, Whinh
are understood to propose AN increase
B of 10000 tu 80 600 men in the army
and large reserve tp he created
i through inducing men tu join the
ranks hy short torn rulistmcnts The
plans also include announcement ui
/ the national rubrd ana increasing of
u. number of army officers hN u--
] lna th, military academy at West
Point tD It- uU capacity
After uoufcrrius with Assistant Sec-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-14
VILLA COMMANDER N
JtAItIZ QUITS GiiIt.F

El Paso Texas, oct General
Tomas plurHs military commander
of Julr.z across trr borden from
here. crossed the International hridso
tud retired from the villa sAtcrn-
meat early today. accordmg lo re-
ports 70 the international bridge.
u IuHrcz it was said hy GercrHl
BUncudcs. chief OF stau ut General
Nila. chat ne Hencudcs, had ueen in-
struOtUd to escort OmCiue tu casas
Grtndes for conference with Gone
rrN Nilla Orueias was go have neen
accompanied hy hodrgantd and re-
turn Co Juarcz In three days @ waa
denied that ornslas had crossed 60
the t'uited states. 0ut he could NOT be
seen nc luarcz.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-14
Strong Representations Made
to State Department and Aid
of Carranza will be Asked to
Stop Confscation.
oBREG0N DENIEssCHARGE
OF DISL0YALTY TO CHIEF
Declares He has Never Waver-
ed in Faith that Carranza
Would Emerge from Strug-
gle Victorious.

Washington, oct. "a. -- William
Loeb. Jr.. representing american
Smelling and Refining Interests an
Chihuahua. Mexico. teiegfaphcd te
the state department today to use is
influence to stop the conthcatiun of
the American plants reported threat
ened by General villa. Counsellor
Folk gave assurances that the depart
mont would do ali In lts power to urge
Cararnzu 90 safeguard American in
tcrcsis villa has denied any inten-
tion of interfering with the property
Tampico, Mexico. oct. fs ttia La
redo, Tex. oct l4D-Geueul Alyaru
Obregon. who II conducting NCnusti-
auo carranza, head OF tho army nn
a tour of inspection. learned to-day
that rumors of his disloyaity had boon
published in the American papers
Reports that ne was about tu hr,uk
with Carranza have been current iu
Mexico Tor many days.
ia was with the greatest surprise
that ! read this account uf break
with the first chief he said to "a cor-
respondent of the Associated Press.
and requested a denial o3 g. "li is
well known" continued Obregou.
that invited him into 90. north
10 order 90 show him just what has
bocn accomplished Had been plan
ming to brcak away II iH uniikciy that
{ would have done this and the
warmth ot our meeting here ana tho
evident friendly relations thuf exist
certainly must serve 30 Indicate tbs
| mlsity ot those stories. They are uu-
b surd."
Curranza's time today WAS taken mn
I largely in receiving callers ana sc-
crpung social fayors from his fricnds
here % is cNpccted the march VIII
/ Dc resumed some time tonight and
Monterey reached some ume Thurs
i day
/ Accompanying Carranla H lgua0o
Honllas head 0. the department 0f
communications aud public wucia.
Tho visit ef Bonillas so Tmmpgp wsa
attended bv material benefit a. inc
shipper. oi Taupico. The bar nt tha
mouth uf the harhor had iucte1sed u
size until it had practically closed thc
port tp larger vessels ou tantcsa
have been leaving port ouiy partly
loaded ana there appeared Likelihood
thlt tHr expectation of uu would ua
stopped entirely. Attention of Mf
EonHlus WIS callcd to the situation
and o., issued ordtrs toJe flr a
drcdgc Co hc brought here from lIon-
trrt and placed at work immtdHrcN
t1 dacpeu the channel
ohrpsou rendered Go Cariunls rf-
port u detail of operations n north
and central McNlcu.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-10-14
nlinoi, Man Hopes for Recovery.

IiCntIn IIU, II, OCI. II,--Dr.
John &C. Helper who for eleven days
has been suffering from anthrax, has
not given up hope ut recovery, al
though nearly ouc-fnurth of the back
of his ncDk has been removed In the
operative treatment of the disease 4
lisameut that binds the spinal cord
was removed yesterday.
br Helper thinks hc WIS Infected
hy musquitu bite
The treatment given him consists
of constant bathing of the wound ia a
strunu dutsepuc and Internal REM
cdipa