davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-30
VANDALIA, MICH.

The Misses Grace and Genevieve
Ratliff are home from their schools
for the holidays.
r. NJ DenisOn was a South Bend
visitor Friday.
Mary Ratliff was a visitor at the
Ratliff home Sunday
Mrs. F. c. White. and daughter Of
Williamsville were in the village
Saturday evening.
Alonzo Gordon and family of
''ae. .na't "o-- at the Percy
Daum home Saturday.
me Misses DI.Ie and Florence
Borrine are home for the holidays.
Grace Borrine will visit her home
during the holidays.
Joseph Iveson and wife were
Christmas visitors at the Henry
Dorau home at White Temple.
Mary Rapp Of South Bend spent
Christmas here with her parents and
sister.
Mrs. Flora Davenport Of Grand
Rapids is spending a few days here
with her parents, A. A. HOLSTER and
wife
Percy Luler is in Chicago for a
few days visit.
MeSsrs. KantZ and DOol we're in
South Bend Friday.
AIr and Mrs. Accler Of South Bend
were over sunday visitors here in
the village.
Omer Fisher and wife OF wyan-
dotte are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. H : East.
Ed Lundy OF Cassopolis was a
sunday visitor at his sons home.
Byron Aldrich had the misfOr-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-30
STATE HOUSE IS
DAMAGED BY FIRE
Records at indianapolis Are Threat
ened by Blaze Which Il Put
Out-Fireman Hurt.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. So
Fire caused damage estimated at
several thousand dollars 10 the state
house at o'clock tonight. and
threatened the destruction of val
liable records. but was eXtinguished
before il reached the parts of the
building where they were kept.
John W. Ripley. IS years old:
third assistant fire chief. suffered
a fracture Of the right arm and was
painfully bruised when he fell Is
feet while lighting the fire. He was
taken TO the city hospital
An accurate estimate OF the loss
could not be obtained from any OF
the state officials. Defective cleo
trio wiring is held responsible.
CUTSHAW-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-30
PLYMOUTH, IND.

A little daughter, Carol Irene. was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Fruits
Christmas morning.
Miss Nellie Ault OF Cleveland, O.,
made provision in her will for the
education OF Robert Swinehart, with
a four-year course in the Culver
military academy. followed by uni
versity course Roberts father was
Orrin Swinehart. who was killed in
Mishawaka last year. and was court
stenographer here for several years
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-30
COUGHS AND COLDS ARE DAN
GEROIS.

Few Of Us realize the danger OF
Coughs and Colds. We consider them
common and harmless ailments Row
ever statistics tell Us every third
person dies OF lung ailment DAN
gerous Bronchial and Lung diseases
follow a neglected cold. As.your body
struggles against cold germs. no bet
ter aid can DE had than Dr. Kings
New Discovery. Its merit has been
tested - old and young. IN use
over IS years Get a bottle today.
Avoid the risk OF serious Lung all
ments Druggists.-Adyt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-30
DYING OF EXPOSURE.

WARSAW. Ind, Dec. 3O.-Frank
Bottger is dying from exposure in
the snow storm Of Tuesday He
crawled into a haystack Christmas
eve. He was rescued by Emery
Metzger, a farmer
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. George Myler were
guests at dinner Christmas Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. ii. Druliner.
Joe France is home from Cleve-
land, O., to spend the holidays.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-30

NOBLESVILLE. Ind. Dec. 30
DR.. w. b. Graham, so years old,
widely known physician, died here
Wednesday,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-30
These Specials on Sale From to IL A. NJ Only
AMOSKEAG GINCHAMS

the genuine standard quail
ity apron Bingham, in
brown, blue and red checks,
9 o II A. M. only, yd. &c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-30
WASH GOODS
COTTON CRASH

bleached, red-Striped border,
our 0c quality, per yard. Sc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-30
DRESSING SACOUES

of good quality kimono
flannel, very attractive
style; lavender, blue and
pink, Si.OO value. =. CSC
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-30
SCARFS

regular $3.50 and $3.50
Marabout ScarfS in black
land brown. .$1.0O
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-30
BROADCLOTH
WHIPCORD SUITING

light gray, tan, two tone
brown and red; also two.
,one checks; 36-inch, soc
quality, per yard. Csc
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-30
PORTIERES
KNIT GLOVES

for women, in navy, gray
and black, per pair. .18c
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-30
UNDERWEAR
BIB APRONS

of checked apron Bingham,
9 to II A. M. only. Zoe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-14

Sn 8aibington iirlo Waitteilnns
gen elngetroffelt, aug oellcn beruoe~.
6gebt oaB in Der lnegifaniidea
9auptitaot Die Dinge idnea cine
normale @eitalt annebnen. Die ga
patiitas baben iid beim Mb3ua ber-
niinftig benonlnlen ltlo oas @leiGe
iheinen audi Die garran5iitas 5u tlln
Sic baben cine glnlileItie erIalieit,
Die, ipenn iie ebrIib ourdgefiibrt
miro, biel oa5lt beitragen miro, STU.
be uno Sronilng MISREPRESENTATION
Gle telegrapbiide 9erbinoung nit
gera Gru5 lit ipieoer hergeitellt. Car
run5a beripriht 2ebensnrittel nae1
Der Sauptltaot au l6iden.
- 8illa ioa, ipie aus gl Haio ee-
meloet miro, erfldrt baben, er ner-
De Garran5a nod eininaI geb0ria
ihlagen uno i'm Damn frageu. Oh Iie
niht syrie0eu MAIDEN ipoIlten. gSei.
gere er iid Damn tuieoerlrm, Damn
miilie Der &anlpf bis gum lesten en-
oe allsgefohten iperoen.
Gie Garran5iitas meIoen, oaB
iie Galtillo ipieoer beiebt baben
&illa meloet. oaB feline Cruz.
pen aueretaro genomnen baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-14

lden gotidafters in Der geabe bon
Glen Gobe angebalten. estt Scr -ena.
liiden 8otidaft au @oibinston min
man nidts Ndbereg iiber oie MngeIe-
denbeit faeen.
- Mm n@aiIlaro Gmt" inn Eana.
rla-aanol bat picoer einnlal elm
grorutfh ltattgefnnoen.
SSil 2ittle Nod, glrf., lit eine
Srau 8aibburn cine Srau bon Sc
Sobren, iduloig befllnoen moroclr,
ben 63idbrigen s. $. 5outb getotet
an baben, neil iie eiferidiidtig ailf
tbn mar. Sic mnroe 5u IebensI1lq-
li6em 3nhtbous berlirteilt.
SSlt llnierm SdIadtfdiff ,Mep
Seriep" bra6 geItern 6elier aus, bod
ipuroe es, alleroings nit eroBen 9ln-
ilrenaungen, seloidt.
ssr1 aanias gitp orobt Die
Gtabtperipnltllng bas It6otiide Sir.
eeitsbaus nno Die Strdflinesfarm
slt idlieBen lno IdntnltIide Straf-
linge laufen all IaIien. ipenn be...
Stootrat nift oie rotigen @eIoer
sum ltnterbalt fir oie peridieoenen
9eripaltllngssmeige betuilligt.
Gin @eriiht, man tpolle oie
Straflinasfarm in Weilleoeepille,
60, iiberfaller, Sen piel aenonnten
Geo M. 5ronf, Ser BORT nnterge-
bradt it, berausbolelt u1o Inndca,
ueranlaBte 6en @eneraIanlpoIt, oie
Wlilisen mobil Su MAIDEN uno bci
Neg bon Worietta, Dem Seirnatsorte
Der onaeblif bon sSronf getoteten
Maru Magan, nmb bon 9ftlonta nod
DtiIleogeniIIe nit Boliseitpaden 81
6cieten. Gs fonen ober feline Stu.
DeItor,tngen Dor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-14

rerltanoen gs iperoe feinerlei
Erotelt erboben meroen.
Maf benz Gnpbrat famS bei gniIu=
rab elm @efedjt aiuiidJen tiirfiidlen
+auS cmgliidem aaapnenbpptea itatt,-
Gie lekteren geleitetem cine glnsall
BON anbereu Sd)iffen. gines Ser
emglild)en Jabrsenge iumrbe 10 it)iuer
teidabist, baf es bpm s,uei aanonem=
Gpoten in's Sdlepptam genommen
'ueroen mnkte.
ltnlere enelii9en 3eitllngen mo-
fen elm slnfbebens bon Ger .grohe-
rnng" Der Oeutlden &olonie Siio.
Beltafrifa our1 General gotba, ols.
ipenn oaour6 Der l1ntergong oes
oentlden 3eides beiiegelt iei. slud,
I'M britiIden Barlament lteat man
LID on, als Oh es lid bier INN cine gr-
rnngenidaft BON groBter geoeutllna
banole. 9abei lit Siio=@eltafrifa
Sic am @enigiten bepolferte aolonie
4eutidlanos. ssn Dem rieligen Ger
ritorium tDobnen MIR llneef1br t5,-
900 WeiBe uno t01 900 5arbige.
es mar cine pielberIpredenbe aoIc-
ME, un5lpeifelbaft, geraoe in rEr
batte oas Jarmtpelen einen itarfen
Gntidlpltng gei1omneii, aber bon
geoeutllng fir Die allgenteine 2oge
ilt ibre @egnabme ni6t. gentiG-
LAMBS Stellnng miro oirh iie lidlt
gefdu1bt.
Die lteberreite 9lOnset be pSsle's,
beg Sidters nno ansebliden Gpmpo-
niiten Der pWarfeillaiieM-, iinb inter
groken sSeierlidJfeiten i'm Smpalioem-
bonn sn Earis beiseiett iporoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-14

Mms Taris iuiro gemel6et, oie Mr-
mec oes oentIden Gronprinacn habe
in ben Mrgonnen iuieber biel Offen.
iipe ergriffen, bic 9lnsriffe beriel6en
ieien aber snriifgeldlaaen.
Die Oentidjen meloen, iie hatten
lire StelInngen bei SomdJes In eiuer
4rtite bon 600 Darbs bis iiber bas
Cabaret 0iomse, an Der Qanbitra;e
mad Mrras selesen, binans bpree-
FdJobtn.
MnS Berlin iuirb gemelbet: 0er
TaIl bon DiIoipes ideint mabe sn iein.
MnS ben Nelbmngen bonn 6ftIid)en
&riegsidauplat gebt berpor, ba6 bie
Teitmng nna fait bpllitGnbia einae-
sdloiien 1T. Bon ben NMiien iuerben
terameifelte Mmitrengnnsen aenadlt,
ciefes 8olliperf 81 rettem, bod ,pur.
ben 0esenangriffe nit 2eidtisfe;t
ab8eidlaaen.
JelomarfdjaG BON Wsadenien's
Mrmee loa 6eoentenbe IeritGrfnnaen
erbalten baben.
Cine 9epeide ans 2om6om melbet,
hie Seiterreider batten Numanien
Die 8nfoiuiua Bis gum 9srmt6, uadj
elmer amberen Melbnns Bis gum Ge.
retb, beriprOden, ferner bas ioae.
rannte Giierne Sor .an Der Conan
nno bic nngariid)e Gtabt Webabia
nit ben beriibnten gaoeru, audi
iuiroe man berimden, yeiIara6icu
fir 9lnmaniem at erpbern, iuemn es
cine frennoidnftlidJe WentraIitaf andl
nod ferner bcpbad)te. Nmd iolle cine
rmmGniide llniberfitat in aronita6t
segriinbet iperoem.
gSie ans Berlin semeloet iuirn,
iunrben bier gngriffe Der Jran5oIen.
bic i'm Eretre @alb gentadt iunr-
ocn, sariidgeidllasen. Die sSranso-
fen iollten idiuere @erInite sebatt
baben.
Der bentidje Weneralitab meloet,
Gin Gnsriff Der Tranaoien anf bic
3nGerraffinerie in Somdes lei sn-
rifeeidlngcn.
Die sTranffnrter 3eitans" tparnt
S2mmGmien babor, @affenien6nnsen
DewtiMIambs mad 6er Sirfei smriif.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-14
InIanD.

slus @aIbineton miro cine gr-
flarung oes Hrdiioenten befonnt ae-
maht, in Der er Iagt, oaB er in be-
ltanoi9er @erbinoung nit oeln
Staatslefretdr itebt, oaB er nadb
gsaibington fonmen ipire, iolpie er
NIT Dem Stuoilln ser 6eutfden gfoie
1erttg lit uno oab er Damn nit benz
Sabinet Die 9(ntiport, oie 10 Idlnen,
tute moglih, erfolgen ioa, beraten
miro. @aibingtoner 9epeihen boI-
ten Die Gage fir lebr ernIt. gice-
Brdlioent Mariban nennt iie fritilch
llnlerer Weinimg nod ipGre es nner-
bort, fpenn Die .,9uiitania -9lngele-
genbeit iebt nod, na6oem mir ,fia
genan iiberblifen uno nohoem
geiltidlano 3uaeitan0niile bon qrob,
ter geoeutllna qemadt bat, 5n eiiieln
aonflift fiibren iolte. Man fonilte
Dies MIR ourh Die g(nnobme erflii.
rem, oaB man in @albington oen
aonflift boben min.
Gr. S,oiepb q. SoImes, ser Gi-
reftor BEG Winenbureaus Der 9rn-
fesregierlng, lit in Gerber. Golora-
90 on Der Sdminoiudt geitorben,
Gr mar SO Sabre oft.
- g(ns @aIbineton fommt oie ct.
mas uneIaubIia flingeilbe geod-
riht, mon babe in Ser gtaht. oic
oem Mttentote SoIfs anf Mor.
aan poraneina, oas sluto 6es eng(i.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-14
Sure ueberiidt.

Der bentidje Gronprirs fat
anidJeinenb cine neite Dffeniipe
begpnnen.
Gie Sentiden beBnen lire
Stellnng in SondJes ans.
Wsafenien erbalt geritGrfnn-
gen.
Die 6ransoien beridten iiber
bic Seidieknns BON Mrras.
glngriffe Ser 9entiden anf
bic Bride iiber Sen sycdjt bei
Sunoernad i'm Gliaf ipllen sr-
riifseidlagen iein.
Die engliid)e 9iesiernns er.
sreitt idlarif. Naasreseln sesrn
bic Streifer.
Die Mliierten baben snrdt,
ods bic galfanitaatem sm ben
9eytid)en iiberseben.
Der Jaa Don OilOiuet itebt
anseblid) bebor.
Bon 2or6on ans ber1ffcnt-
IidDt man angeblid)e @cripre.
fnngen Seiterreid)s an 9ltmG-
nien.
10000 Mrbeiter iullen iid) in
Gnslan0 freiiuillis snr Mnni-
tiousfabrifatiOn seitellt babcn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-14

ouDuttSut rCtC ututItytu NtIuuuueIeW
uiirben bas ais cine feinSIelige
Sdnolung anieben ,riiiien.
Die 2onboner Sepeiden fnb jcbt
ber MniidJt, baf bic 8alfamitaaten
neutral bleiben iuerben. Sic bentidea
@erbiinbeten iollen linen nGmlidj
tflar genadt babem, bas Bette iuare,
jfie idl6iIen iid) i6men mnb Der siirfei
an. Sic iollem and) 3mgeitGnbniiie
aemadjt babem. 1tnb min fat man in
Son6un uffenbar Mnsit, baf bic Bal
Ifamitaaten ST ben 9entiden iiberse-
| fen f0nnten.
/ slns Haris ipirb gemelSet, lett oem
I27. Suli iperbe glrras BON oen Cent
Iiden beidoiIen. Mm 8. SnIi bGttem
bic 9entidem syeaerbom6en ge-
brandt, bic einem Sell Der Staot
t in Sranb fekten. 9lm 5. SnIi bGt-
ten bic 9eutidem ibr Teier nmf Sic
llmsegen6 Ser Qatbe6rale, beion6ers
amf ben nIten giidpfspalait, fonscn-
ltriert. Nm 6. Snli serict bie aa-
tbe6rale in 8ram6 mnb iumrSe bolt-
itanbis aerit6rt.
Die syransuien bebanptem, eiil
Mnsriff Der 9entlden anf Sic sscdt-
Sriife bei 5Dnbernad ini Gliaf lei
bon ibmen sariifseId)lasen.
35 frans6iiide Neroplane iino bon
Earis mod |isncnilles-lss-Sattun
datean eeflogem nmb baben 6en BON
ben Sentidem ans itrategiidcn 9lad-
iidten bort angelegten gabnbuf 6om-
bar0iert. gSag fir Gdaben anse-
ridtet iunrbe, iuir6 nidjt gciaat. Nie
Merpplane iollem alle nnbeidabiai
snriifgefommem iein.
I |pn Qpn6pm aus iuirb befannt
semadt, baf bic Nadridjt, Ser sne;.
fanal lei blodiert, nidt iuabr lei.
/ Sn Qonopn iuiro man fiinftia fei.
ne @efrnten SmriidiueiIen, bie Id)ledl-
te Angen oSer id)ledte 3abme baben.
Nnr idiuere f6rperlide syebler ,uer-
ben bic Niidfueiinng bernnlaiIen.
9ns 2onSpn iuirb gemelbet sic
ISnbffriptionen fir bic neue enalildje
SriessanIeibe beliefen iid anf nabe.
ST 5000 Willionen Opaars. gur
eini9en Sasen bieF es idlon, lie ieieu
sluiiden 5000 nab $500 Willionen
Collars grpf.
SIM emsliiden Yarlamemt erflGrte
Sdatamtsfansler Wicaenma, Sie yae-
aiernng babe, anseiidlts Der Satia-
de, oak iid bic 8eramerfsbeiiber
nno Die Nrbeiter i'm fa6liden Waies
nidt iiber bic G6bne einisen f6nnteu,
beidlOnen, bic 8crsiuerfe inter oas
Mnaitipnssefet sm itellcn, nad) bem
bic Seilnabme an eineut Gtreif pher
osodont1 fir elm gerbredJen erflart
ipir6.
SIN Oberbanie Ses enaliIdjen Bar
ilainents erflarte Der Narqnis BON
Sansboiune, ieiner glniidjt nadl iuer-
De bic Megiernng 6nib militariIde
! Sienitpflidt einfiibren. = 9as ,uarc
Der sr6kte Srimmpb 6es beutidlen
Wiilitarismns, ben man iidJ benfen
/ fDnnte.
ans Berlin meIoet man: @ls @e
ipeis oafiir, oaB alif Dem fpeitliden
arieaslhauplab eroBe ereianiiIe na.
be bebogiteren. miro Die befa,rnt oe-
troroene SntIahe betrad,tet. 0os bic
Ntilitar slttadees Ger bieIiaen ,ino
Niener fremoen 8otIdoften iino @e.
ianotIdaften oas Soilptauartier Ser
terbiinSeten Truppen i'm Siiooiter
rerlaiien uno fid an oie Sront i'm
g8eiten begeben boben. Gas gintref.
| fen Der gttahees on elmer sront be.
rei,tet Ifefs. boB an oerielben cine
Iarobe Notwithstanding itnmittef.
tar beborftebt.
HSe in Hom befannt iunrbe, IuG
9entidIamS firsIidj mean ytt".gosfe-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-14

Bad 9empnIfratipnen nit SIorenee
oohtlofen SelsOefen. 112 Weitsg goms
meree Ctr. SaIb 70 teiier tuie onbere
Seuerttrs.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-14

Die Doftoren gennbIe, Cunning
bam, Smith, 9arsen iillo TifeiYtn
baben am 3. Sui ibre Ofiieen mad,
ben 3immern 7t3-7fS. Gibbs @e.
hiu6e berlegt. Eel. grofett 673.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-07-14
Nnslan0.

Ser Geiup beeinnt tpieoer 3ei-
dlen groberer Satiefeit gu 5eiaen.
Ssn China berrldt cine groEe
llcberihnernmlng. In Ser bcreit3
taufenoe bon Menidcn um's 2eben
aefomnlen iein ioIlen.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
4 BOvE. United States artillery taking up a position covering the
~ expected battlefield of Aqua Prieta, near Douglas. Ariz. Below,
an American gun, ready for action, trained on Aqua Prieta.

rapid l,ombdr,hnent by the villa a-tii-
icrN. .aiiei - reply sodn after dark.
Giving Indications that they hal been
disabled some villa shells s>piol'l
near where ,arrahzn guns we're located.
Tho accuracy OF the Villa SunfiIc -
surprising 10 American ariny Officers.
who had heard tina: villa is without
competent a-till.r! men o. effective ATT
nutrition.
: stream of Mexican women and chi
dr.n from Aug, Fr!eta rushed toward
the int national line after the rrinc
opened, but they were held back by
American soldiers. Al dark they began
slipping through the line~ and II was
decided to allow them - cross tho border
and concentrate thciu in pirilerlli". aJ-
joining douglas. under guard NJ Amer
sean officers. Gen. Calias agreed 10 feed
them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
PELLAGRA SQUAD PARD0NED.
Six Of Twelve FeIOns Who Rtsked
Life Were Nurderers.

JACKSON. Miss. Nov, l.-T~elv.
felons. six Of them murderers. were par
doned to-day by Gov. Brewer for having
riskcd their lives for the welfare OF
humanity and In the interests OF medical
science.
They submitted themselves for more
than eight months to an experiment con-
Quoted rlgidly by DR., Joseph Goldberger
of the United States Public Health Ser
vice to prove his theory that pellagra
IL caused by an unbalanced diet. one in
which milk. eggs, lean meat. beans and
peas are not included, Six of the con-
yicts have pellagra in n pronounced
form, two others show definite symptoms
of II. The experiments are aid to prove
Dr. Goldberger's theory.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02

se, uo, n,
~, I.'ner.caii registry last sum
80 o.nIs ~uronaseo py tne Afneri-
,rhi,h .a''ait'c Steamship COMPANY
IN "a Incorporated IN
In r,y N,r,ns oue vi ven vessels SIM
ish reyis,r, ~"" ""'s'''eu 10 IAN
Al ar ID,
mani ~ uansieI .he Deparl'
nar,ynon, q, 49, asNe" we STATE De'
,iors 90 ,,. ~ Nou'u " an! opyec-
inonirv na, r,ada VI ,ee's.,a''on ,ne
had reason ~ hs,,.,e W., ne on,c.a'H
ton WIS o,an 90 ~ 80"
heinv ,n.ao IT, ."'"."se' .he cnaIse
.on $50 " eertaiu quarters mat the
a.. - Wv oi'si"a'y oeflhan. tna'
merely q hi,na ia IT,. .Sss,. We
interes. rsynainoa nn.n y. oe"e,cnai!
ists :" "''"'" ''p''a''
I, Ans ,,.,a . 49, a.
yan, r,n,.,. H. "o"m.Nvr. W wy s,a,.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
A or FUNSTON.
GcWrraI WIN Cross Line Under
certain Conditions

~ rh>o. Nov. i-"louS.sS IL tho
most important point III my territory
~ present. that e why | AIN going"
SAID ecu Funston Tonight between
trains. a. u" passed through here from
san Antonio on his way TO Douglas.
Nriz. ,;"u. f~unstou's chief OF stan.
Major W. II. Hay. accompanied him.
Asked unier what circumstanc noes h.
would take tin American army into
Mexico. he said
We would have to know that a DELHI
crate attack was being made upon Doug
las
" casual shells fall INTO Douglas
will YOU return the fire. he was asked.
That depends much upo the damage
done and whether the thing Is repeated
after tho warnings are sent TO the Mcxi-
can COMMANDERS
ten. Hucrta. .N-Prcsidcrt Of Mexico.
is seriously m at Wis prison quarters AZ
For, Bliss. suffering from yellow jaun-
dice.
United states officials are iuvestigit-
ne a rcpc't hat Villa Is 20 receive arms
and ammunition from Jarag and In re-
iurn IS 20 giv" Japan interests conces-
Sicns on ;hr Pacific coast Of MEXICO,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
ARIZONA ANTI-ALIEN
ACT IS HELD ILLEGAL
Supreme Court Decides That II
Violates the Right to
Gain a Living.

W>sHrSGToS. Nov. The United
States supreme Court handed down an
opinion to-day ;hat vii. ru, a curb on the
Efforts Of labo0 organizations 10 prevent
the employment Of aliens In the United
states by state statutes.
The test case came to the court from
Arizona and was argued 'he frs' week
OF the present term Il involved the
Const!tutionaiity OF what IL popularity
known as the 50 per cSlt. law"
This act. which was rasr.d under the
initiative provision OF the new Arizona
Constitution and which proclaimed a
law by the Governor IN December last,
provides that ANY company. corpora
ton. partnership, association or indi-
vtdual who IL or may hereafter become
an employer of more than five workers
at any one time In the State Of Arizona.
regardless of kind or class of work or sex
Of workers, shall employ not less than
so per cent, quail! hed electors or native
born citizens of the United States or some
subdivision thereof"
Penalties OF fine or Imprisonment were
prescribed, Mt only for she employer
who violated the raw. hut for any EN-
ployec who might misreDesent his status
or conn!ve with the employer to violate
the law. one % the objects Of the ac,
was to exclude japanese labor.
Justice Hughes read the opinion to-
day. The only dissent was by Justice
~McReynolds, who differed only on the
question Of procedure. Justice Hughes
In his opinion said
at is sought TO Justify his act as
an exercise of the power OF the State
To make reasonable classification In leg
isIating to promote the health, safety.
morals and welfare OF those within its
jurisdictioN. But this admitted author
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
NEW BOMB PRISONER
u WITH

enough no. to Interfere IL AZ" way.
with American business anywhere
Patrick j. Mcdonald, attorney FOR
Fay. visited him in the To,nbs YESTERDAY
and afterward had Il talk with Schol2
Scholz refused to deny or affirm the
story that Mcdonald also would act as
attorney for him. Mcdonald said he
would probably seek a writ of habess
corpus by Thursday IL there was an
adjournment. Abraham Snydecker, at.
torney for Scholz, insisted that his ellen.
would deny the charge made against
him
1t was said last night that no immedi.
ate arrests were expected in connection
with the mine case. The secret scryi, e
men, however. are working on clues and
may get another man IN a few days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-02
Gen. F'unstOn'S Aid at Douglas,
Ariz.. Warns Villa and Car
rama Commanders.
SHELLS NEAR L. :. TROOPS

DorotAs. Arlz. Nov. 1.-The battle
of Aqua Priet1 between the Carranza
and Villa forces began about . o'clock
this afternoon across the border from
here. l. r Taylor. m American. was
shot In the spine and seriously wounded
when u machine gun ~ the villa forces
attacking the Carranz;. garrison was
turned upon the American custom
house on the border line. The custom
house was peppcred with bullets and
Taylor. who was IN the building. was
wounded when running TO the cover Of
a nearby railroad enbankment
Gen Thomas r Davis. commanding
the American forces guarding the line.
Immediately sent a m.ssi-, 10y Major
Mark /. lIerzy TO Cen SANTA Bencz.
chief of stan for villa. warning him
that the FIRE must he Kept away from
the American line. Gen. Santa l:cnca
promised that; in thu future his mea
would lie more careful of their ilriuy.
Prior TO this warning, shells from
the cannon OF the CarraDId forces had
been fired across tlS boundary line and
had passed over IN. heads OF the mon
OF the Eighteenth tnrcd state, lrfig-
try. The border line is In such !. posi-.
,icl al Aqua i'rieia that The c~pntcndiag
troops must n, over Nncrican territory
IN order TO lire straight At cah Other
fiom given points.
The Carranat solii'rs htl taken Id
vantage of this situation. bat w'r' ais
warned after shells rad 1T ~ on Au"ri-
can soil. un" within ten fr'i, ~ company
y. Eighteenth Infantry. ana one h'iY
fee; from company H. \ \nelI also ~
pludcd near tn" American 'hst"ih
House. This, however WAS rom one
Of the Villa cannon frinS from IN"
east. over Douglas into .\gui I'rictd.
and occurred before the Custom House
was nit.