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Ambassadors Returns to Capital
tor Conference With Secre-
taryoi State lansing
0RDUNA NOTE KEPT
ON SECRET FILE.
Drastic Actionis Predicted, But
Officials Decline to Make
y Any Comment
[Associated pEess by Federal Wirelessf

LAssociated Press by Federal Wireless1
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 49,
Ambassador Won Bernstorff returned
to Washington from New York last
night and today viii see Secretary OF
State Lansing. the purpose being a
discussion Of Germany's note on the
Arabic, concerning which the ambas.
sador had promised concessions, but
which the note itself did not contain.
Shortly before ffs departure from
New York, according TO dispatches
here, Ambassador Won Bernstorh Is.
sued . denial to the charge that he
had used or attempted to use any
American as a bearer Of messages to
Berlin.
This is the charge made by the state
department against Ambassador Dunn
ba Of Austria and II IL understood
newspaper charges have been made to
the effect that Won BernstorH was in.
volyed in the plotting ct the Austrian
diplomat.
VIenrs Silent.
In the meanwhile the government
has not Il IL reported. received any
message from the foreign Office At VI
emma in regard to the cable demanding
the recall Of Ambassador Dnmba
No steps have been taken against
apers alleged to be involved In the
The orduna note has not YET been
made public.
Officials Of the government are with
holding comment ON AL phases of the
uffsso ffF.s, .s.I a. q snui41f fEafo ltn .
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DUMBA,S MEDDL ING
c0ND0NED BY PRESS
or TEUT0H CAPT AL

BERLIN, Germany, Sept H. While
admitting that he has acted undiplo-
matically and that his recall has been
neeessitated BY, his actions. the Ger.
man press finds excuses for the at.
tempts OF Doctor Dumba, the Austrian
ambassador to the United States, to
prevent the expectation Of arms and
munitions to the Allies.
The Berliner Zeitung Is one OF the
leading publications to comment on the
Dumba incident, which prefaces its re,
marks by stating that II the Austro-
Hungarian ambassador intended to do
anything to start strikes in American
manufacturing plants he did not strict
" observe the limits Of diplomatic per
sonality
s.But. says the zeituhg, SIS ii not
easy to understand how the repre-
sentative OF one country. who sees the
resources of another land used In q
one-si,ied way to help the enemies or
hts own land, should feel tempted to
do something to counterfeit this, as
ambassador Dumba did q
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DANIELSNAMES chairman l
OF new NAVAL ADVISORY BOARD.

time October s in washington.
Personnel Of Board,
The following Is the membership of
the board: Thomas A. Edison tchairs
mani, the worlds greatest inventor;
Hudson Maxim, explosive expert; Mat
thew Sellers, aeronantical authority:
Howard Coffin. inventor; Andrew RI
ker, inventor; DR. Peter Hewitt. aefs
nautical and electrical Inventions;
Thomas Robbins, mechanical expert;
w. r. Whitney, director OF research
in the electrical field: L. II. Baeke
Ian, Belgian chemist: Frank Sprague.
who built the first electrically train
ed naval gun; Benjamin Lamme. IN.
yentor.
Other Sciences Represented.
Robert Woodward. astronomer,
president OF the Carnegie Institute:
Arthur Webster, professor OF physics.
Clark University; Andrew Hunt, en-.
CINE expert. William Saunder, invent
or and engineer; Benjamin Thayer.
metallurgist; DR.. Joseph Richards.
professor Of metaliurgy. Lehigh Uni.
yersity: Lawrence Addicks engineer:
William 8. Emmett. pioneer promoter
of electric ship propulsion; Spencer
Miller. expert on simplified coaling Of
ships and inventor OF the breeches
buoy: Henry Wise Wood, authority In
mechanics; Elmer Sperry, electrical
inventor.
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TRANSPORT ON
FIRE;HALIANISs
NGRANDANGER
Shipload of ReserMsts From
New York Face Peril
at Sea
ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireIessl

Associated Press by Federal WireIess]
HALIFAX. Nova Scotia, Sept 13.-
With 400 Italian reseryists aboard
the Santana of the Fabre Line, bound
for the Mediterranean from New York
is on fire in the transatlantic lane.
The ship has sent out 8. o. s. calls
by its wireless and they have been
received by vessels in the vicinity
These vessels are speeding to the res.
cue as fast as their engines will drive
them.
In addition to the reservists, the
Santana also carries a big cargo OF
merchandise. >...-s- ~
Whether the fire is of incendiary
origin has not been. learned. 80
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WOMAN OF 1o7 YEARS
WANTS TO LIVE UNTIL
SHE CAN REGISTER VOTE

GLEN FALLS, \. Y.-"Of course, 7
haven't many years to live, but my
one ambition is to live long enough to
cast a vote, and think I will" v"
These were the words Mrs Mary
Sage, 107 years old, of DarFowsvflle,
a small hamlet near here, used as she
signed the yellow slip iadorsihg
woman suffrage " B. " s..
DO men neglect their business for
polttfcs?" she IS quoted as asking
when a friend mentioned one Of the
principal arguments of the ants
Then, If they don't, why is it reason
able TO expect women will neglect
their homes"
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BRITISH AGENTS
FINANCIAL Plan
MEETS APPROVAL
.IAsaociated Press by Federal Wfrelessl

EAssociated Press by Federal Wirelessl
NEW YORK. N r.. Sept "a. The
commission of British fnanciers, here
to arrange for the better financing Of
war orders for the Allies, and to han.
die the prelf minaries of great British
loan, have held q joint meeting with.
the chief exporters Of grain and other.
commodities, before whom the com
1nissioners outlined their proposals for
credits II Is understood that the plan
as outlined is comprehensive one,
which has met with the general ap-
proyal of the exporters Z
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CHAPTER LXXXIV.:
ARGUMENTS VS.. NEWSPAPERS AS MEDIA.

The newspaper national medium has advantages,
too. In the first place there is the clerical work involved
in the use of newspapers If you using 1000
papers, Teaching twelve million circulation you would
need about twenty people continually at it to take
of the details enaled If you to reach those same
twelve million people with fifty magazines could
handle the work.
That big difficulty in connection with newspaper ad-
verslng makes some advertising agencies prefer maya
zine accounts rather than newspaper accounts And when
the advertiser takes of his newspaper advertising
from his own office this difficulty greater
There also certain mechanical limitations of the
newspaper 1t has got to- be cheap print paper which
cannot reproduce good halftone The illustration
in the newspaper raust either be line made of
wood else it must be very screen haIftone
which cannot possibly show up like photograph like
fine halfone would if printed smoother paper
Another limitation that is alleged against the
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Branch of Science to Be
Represented in Personnel
:, of Organization
STRENGTH OF NAVY
IS PRIME OBJECT
Submarine Construction win
Be Given Immediate Atten-
- :, ton BY Members
fAssociated Press bv Federal Wirelessl

fAssociated Press BY Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON. d. c., Sept. Is. -
Secretary of the Navy Daniels yester.
day announced the personnel Of the
naval advisory board, Of which Tho
mas A. Edison is chairman. The
board consists Of % men who are the
leaders or the different fields Of sci
ence in the United States.
! The men have been selected by II
engineering and scientific societies.
each having nominated their two best
men for membership. This method Of
forming the board was taken as the
result Of conferences between Secre-
tary or the Navy Daniels and Mr.. Edi-
son, following Mr.. Edison's acceptance
recently Of the Craftsmanship.
The board win meet for the first
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HOWARD RETIRES
. FROM COMMAND,
OF PACIFIC FLEET
Rear Admiral WinSIeW Arrives
at San Diego to Take
Over Duties
ASSOCIATED Press-by Federal wirelessl

ASSOCIATED Press-b by Federal Wirelessl
: SAN DIEGO. Cal. Sept 10. Rear.
Admiral Cameron MGR WINSTON ar
rived here yesterday to relieve AID.
mirm Thomas b. Howard as comnian-
der-in-chief OF the Pacific fleet, the
transfer Of flags to take place today.
With the hauling down Of Admiral
HoNard's flag from the cruiser Colo
RADIO, his flagship. he reEerts to the
rank of 5rearsadmiral, while Admiral
Winslow assumes the rank which the
command of the fleet carries. ~ Z.
Admiral Howard retires with the
highest prsise o the nary department.
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PI0N Fer G DIAN
RAILROAD Bull DER
. ). DIES At MO NTREAL

LAssociated Press by Federal WireIessI
MONTREAL, Quebec. Sept. 12.sir
William Van Horne. pioneer railroad
man Of Canada, builder Of the Cana
;dfaH PacfAE TRANSPORT ineMta4 system
and one ofstKe great developers Of the
Canadian NofthRest died at HIS home
.heraplast might. aged 72at ears it1'Qiis
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the raising 81 fresh recruits In the
french colonies and d: bin has been
prepared for snbmissian To- the depn.
ties authorizing this. AZ soon as the
measure has been SANG STONED recruit.
ing VIII c0mmences IN the french pos.
sessions I'M China and Africa. BY which
means Il Is expected 10 have 8, force
or 100000 reinforcemenfs for the,
French army ID the spfihg. 81. !.
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SWISS AVIATOR DIES 81.
..l.ll Will e TESTING aPL Ahf

GENEVA !, Switzerland, Sept. 81 8 =
The inventor Of an aerOplane said to
be invisible has been killed while test
ing his machine. - 80. &
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BATTLE Foa RIGA
EIEpcEIy FOUGHT.

II - - 81 y - ~
LONDON, Eng, Sept l3.The bat
tie for the possession OF Riga and the
one on the Rumanian frontier have
not diminished In vigor; II anything
they are growing fiercer. Petrograd
despatches claim the Russians arc on
the offensiye and successfully so.
The Russians have retired In the
eininity Of Grodno, however, for the
purpose. according to reports, OF re
Granting their line from its salient
on the Nieman river. Bespatehes say
the Russians are holding In their con
yerted position.
Austrisn Commander ousted.
General Won Klueges commander oil
the Eighth division OF the Austro Ger
man forces, whc-fs held responst6le
for the defeat BY tho Russians on the
Sereth River front, has been dismissed
nv Emperor Franz Josef. according to
a despatch from Amsterdam, He has
been retired on a pension at MS own
reouest, the despatch says,
Reports from petrograu declare un
founded rumors Published m the
American press that the Goremykln
cabinet has resigned and that q ne"
coalition cabinet will be formed
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INDIGNANT
OVER REPORT Of
!. ALLEGED DEATH
g - $500 F-,f----Iss - = -
ASSOCIATED Press BY Federal WfreIessl

[AssOciated Press by Federal WireIessI
Ell PASo, Tex, Sept. lin re.
spouse to report from chihuahua
that he and General Fierro had been
killed during q visit to the ranch Of
General Urbina, General villa sent an
indignant Telegram to his represents
tiyes here stating that the report must
be widely contradicted. Neither he
nor General Fierro have been injured
In the least Villas Telegram was
dated from Torfeon. .s.
A report from Nogsles says that the
carranza cavalry, led by General
Gales, is now investing Nogales, So
nora
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UNIVERSITY CLUB 10 u,
HOLE AN ART EXHIBIT.

Under the auspices 81 the Univer-
sity Cub, the paintings Of A. r. Cur.
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RJNo5Rs or GIG ALLIES
vpcToRY N GALLlPolL

LONDON, Eng, Sept, I3.A9reaking
tho silence which has fallen over the
Dardanelles for the past seTersl Gays
came rumor last night OF DECISIVE
victory for Nc Allies
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In VAR ARENA
seAvs aNFtIcr sEyEHE
LossEe ON TeuToMe.

LONDON, Eng. sept, Il Berlin
reports that Won Hindenburg, after
several days OF fierce hghhng, has
seized Skidel
The Germans are crowding closer
ito wilma, reports Petrograd. but are
meeting with increasing opposition and
are losing out Of proportion to their
gains in. their attempt 20 reach the
Vilna-Royno railway.
Third Victory In GaIleis.
Between the Sereth River and the
Bessarahian border, In Gaiicia, where
the Russians are crowding an Austro-
herman army, the Siavs have scored
their third successive victory for the
week and have now taken In the OPP
erations OF the past six days total
of $4,000 prisoners and many guns.
South Of Riga the Russians are on
the aggressive and the German prog.
ress there has been brought TO com.
plete standstill.
The Austrian official reports admit
the recent defeats south Of Tarnopol
IN Galicia ~
turks suffer Reverse.
An official report from Petrograd on
the Caucasus operations states thai
the Turks have been re9ulsed with
heavy losses IN recent attempt 70
cross the Arlkhave River for the p,ir
nose 81 attacking the Russian posi-
lions along the base OF the Mahara
daRh mountain. The Russian cavalry
also attacked the Turkish cavalry
south Of Belasguert, driving the Turks
from the village of Domian. =
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FRANC To False -
ANOTHER HUGE ARMY.

LONDON, Eng, Sept. II ToI'
Paris n Is announced that the French
Eoyernment has completed a plan for
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SERB h'S KING H0N0RS
JOHN 2 30 ck EFELkER

EHSsociatsd Press bE FedefaI WIEele511
NisH Serbs, Sept. Is King Peter
las conferred the grand cross o. the
Order Of St. saYa uuon John y Rockes
TELLER. sridoWef s0l' ne ROCK eielle1
F0nhdatiofl (which has carried o. The
greater part Of the relief work IN Ser.
bia and whose medical experts have
stamped out the plague of typhus r.
yer III this country
Discovery Of 1 cure for cerebo-spih.
al meningitis was announced By Dr..
Richard Bull of the University Of
Melhourne. Australia.
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would teach the child at it's mother
Knee what horrible, wasteful and unavai
ing thing war is.-Henry Ford.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-12-16
Tn. Tyranny Of Wills.

Many petty tyrants have sought to
impose their will on posterity. Henry
Bndd, who died In 1862, gave proof In
his will OF a prejudice against mus
taches. "In case my son Edward shall
wear mustaches." he stipulated, then
the devise hereinbefore contained In
favor OF him OF my estate called Pep
per Park shall be void, and devise
the same estate to my son William. his
appointees, heirs and assigns. And In
case my said son William shall wear
mustaches then the devise hereinbefore
contained in favor OF him OF my estate
called Twickenham Park shall be void,
and devise the same estate TO my son
Edward" Presumably the sons accept
ed that close shave for fortune.-Ion-
don Spectator.
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OPEN AIR SCHOOLS
AND RED CROSS SEALS.
institutions Where Children Are Trsst-
cd and Taught at Same Time.

Say, teacher. how slck's a Teller got
ter be ter get in this ere open air
schoolT' This was a greeting to one
Of the teachers at the Elizabeth Nc
Cormick Open Air School in Chicago
the other day by puny little fellow
who had been enyying the sick Riddles
the good time they were having at
studying, working. sleeping and play
ing all In the open air.
Open air schools to the number OF
nearly 800 are now maintained all
over the United States. Some OF them
this winter In the northern states viii
hold sessions when the thermometer Is
down TO zero or below. Others will
enjoy the balIny winds OF Southern
California, Louisiana or Alabama.
In the open air school movement Red
Cross Seals have played and are still
playing an important part The seal
money, through the Anti-ruberculosis
societies. has been the means for ex.
perlmenting and convincing the hard
headed school boards OF the wisdom OF
the plan and also for providing food
clothing and special nursing care which
the public funds could not furnish. Red
Cross Seals are among the children's
truesi friends.
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HOW THE RED CROSS
SEAL ORIGINATED.
Anti-s=5e-eslosss Workers Afts- s75a-
600 Furd.

Nearlv 81 5eass9 has been raised by
Ped cr-azs ChF1Sfuss SNzAs In The last
seven yesrs. and ~ Uzny F7oQls who
VII buy these h0lS5ky sEsckers al THIS
eighth annual sale CO noc know bow
The charity stamp Idea originated
II was wAr that bruagh1 forth the
charity Sf2mp-oar Civil Wzr q 81 70
X Some u yoEr grsDdns0therS first
plEFed post o1+lce~ with stickers sim
lsr 10 BED Cross seals way hack In
iSS2. when ther conceived the faez o.
selling stamps Al fairs for the benefit
u the relief funds for the soldiers
hospitals in Brooklyn. Boston and
elsep here Nearly Slo10oo0 was rais
Il In this wsy before 1856. After the
war this method q raising money wa
discontinued in this country for gen
GRAFTON. although il found vogue Ia
Portugal. Switzerland. Austris.
France. Spain. Denmark, Norway.
Russia. Sweden snd other European
countries There are now several
thousands % different types Of charity
stamps used in al parts OF the world
a. many as forty being used IN Aus
tria for children's hospitals alone
STAMPS or seals were first used tc
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-12-16
TONOPAH COMEDIAN HAD ASPIRATIONS

when the referee would raise his
fgim'sJ gioyed hand in the air. cham
Dion msddle-weight Of the worid-
The Gans-HernzB contest was over.
TIE cd master had given Herman
the Sleeping powders along n n
eighth round. the visitors lef1 zn6
Tonopzn. having Id TASTE crzved
for more
Nike SchrecE and John WIlle Esrs
billed As the next strrsctioz- Nike
short and stogt- built after me Here
ford design. arrived in toxin and re
paired 70 the Casino. from where he
sent Ouf = call for volunteers 70 don
The gloves Ard help hin reduce his
perfect -4s-
Here Vas Diamonds chance Rig
ging himself out IL a pair Of green
tights which be had used IN iasi
weeks prediction, Jim hoped over
the ropes. TOnOpzh vas pretty vel
Z Represented at the ring side that AFT
ernoon. sehreck was no small zttrzc-
{ tioz and Jim, orr oEn lam Diamond.
Z had announced TO Bill Booth that he
would 90 a few rounds with Mike
Time and the boys stepped 70
the center Of the ring. touched
gloTes. squared off and tented, sho;
out their let's and clinched Jim
Ezs taller and appeared fast and
clever beside the over-weighted Mike
Again Jim led and this time he
caught Mike on the point. The blow
didn't seem 10 phase Mike. Maybe
Jim hadn't set himself for the punch
Mike even seemed to enjoy the jolt
for he deliberately stuck his jaw on
and dropped his guard Again jim
dashed out, this time a right cross
but he failed to dent the immobil'
jaw Of the grinning Dutchman
The crowd beeseeched Jim to wal
lop him; knock him stiff," put you
weight behind it, etc" jim was non
plussed He had expected something
else than a smile. Maybe he hadn'
caught the right spot. His blow ma.
have glanced
Once more he drew back. This tim
he swung from the ground regula
Billy Papke hay maker.
Did Mike go down. No. he simpl
shook 1t of with a fat smile An
: what did Diamond do? Why. Jim-h
e pulled of the gloves and beat it
those green tights up Main street
3 the Butler theater. and Jim neyt
e dreamed again OF fistic laurels mi
dleweight championships. etc.
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e. 4. V. sUel, In Sacramento Be


yery few Of the audience who
laugh with jim Diamond on the
orpheum circuit know that jim once
had dreams Of wearing fistiznia
Iaurels On MS sparsely eoTsret brow.
but such was the case
The dreams came 10 hi1 some
years ago Ia the Ssgebrush state
Diamond was starring with the Al
phin Burlesque company IN Tono-
pah. Alphin was working the com
pany pretty hard putting ca Two
shows a week and Diamond Eas
earning his salsry and then some
Tonopah vas booming. stocks we're
uD, the mines All working and every
body had money. But TcaOpah Ess
a self centesed community. TOnOpsh
away off down In the desert almost
alone In its glory had no time FOG
pleasure jaunts 10 the coast
Tonopzh had to nznurzct1re her
own amuseme8ts. and follow the
lead Of her sister city--GOiddeld--in
introducing ring attractions 70 the
desert, Tonopah built a slt919 arena,
signed up Joe Cans and KID Herman
and invited the World
Among the nOs&bles Eho arrives.
for the contest xzs one -PailSceipAis
Jack O,Brien," JACK q the gin
tongue and IoguaeiOus low q verbs-
BULL
Back 70 Jim Diamond and his
dream-Diamond and Philadelphia
Jack met and Jim's dream started
incidental to Jacks first words
Jim, watched your work last nigh
and you are a dream, those flip-flop
and that high kicking stunt that yo'
pull are great.
Say, do you know II could d.
that stuff I'D be champion heavy
weight OF the world"
Did you ever do any bOxing?'
do you know, with your heigb
and reach and activity. could max
a middle-weight champion out Q
you"
The dream seed was sown an
every night while putting on hi
makeup. Jim would feint and lea
and siGe-step in his little dressin
room. In the day time, Jim woul
take long runs out Florence avenu
past the Halifax far out on the ros
to Manhattan. This road work wa
great for his wind and as he strod
along he could dream OF the da
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1915-12-16
NEW TODAY
Coffee

The even grinding and
the careful removal Of
chaff are not TO make
Schilling' 5 Best leak bet
ter, but to make it taste
better.
Muddy, half-strength
coffee often comes from
uneven grinding ANA
cur grinding. Chaff is
.tter-tasting.
NJ take no chances with
Schilling's Best; your
goodwill is too important.
The alright tins seal-in all
the full flavor The coffee
is economical because il goes
further
Schilling's /
Best
!
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DIVIDEND NOTICE
To the Stockholders Of West End Con-
solidated Mining Company

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
at a meeting Of the board Of directors
of the above corporation. held at the
offices Of said corporation in the Syn
dictate building. Oakland. California. on
the 7th day OF December. 1915. diyi-
dend Of five 90 cents per share upon
issued capital stock of the corporation
was declared from the net earnings of
the corporation. Said dividend will be
paid on the oath day Of December,
1915, to all stockholders OF record on
the books of the corporation on the
18th day of December. 1915.
The stock transfer books will be
closed at O'Clock p. m on the 18th
day of December. 1915. and will be re
opened on December "a, 1915, at the
commencement OF business, to-wit, at
9 O'Clock a. m.
(SignedD GEO. c. ELLIS,
Secretary OF West End Consolidated
Mining Company. Dllt22