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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-01

of jail; compel them to contribute to
the support of those dependent upon
them and so shift the burden from the
shoulders Of the Commonwealth
The board received an appropria-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-01
Mrs. aulla rray.er Dtllon.

The funeral of Mrs Julia Frayser
Dillon. widow OF l.. $, Dillon. Will be
held this morning at II o'clock ffom
her residence. 1908 Floyd Avenue. The
funeral and interment win be private.
Mrs. Dillon died Yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-01
ak With Craft"

and gandest the history
Talk all will about the hard have been
selling Pianos each month this than previous month
during the past ten years
While than double
decreased 80 60 cent
result offer Pianos and Player Pianos OF
reliability which than
the price piano dealers have to pay
with annual capacity of $4,000 Pianos have
steadily the entire and this Office has distributed its share
For this thankful to those who have made possible for to
enjoy prosperity to such an unusual degree
Pianos with them which the entire
life proposition that will
the will tiff
guarantee which will better Our Pianos made better
BEFORE and guarantee the today
employ
commissioned induce to paronize these factory ware
We afford Pianos We afford to give diamond
gold Watches business large enough and
enable divide profits with
Broad dealers
employ We have collectors and sell from
grade Pianos than other establish
the of Virginia. and do consider dishonorabe
anything else of value if financial condition
instfes it.
You than to TALK WITH CRAFTS and talk
him the thing the You will find here of
only known value and worth You cannot afford buy Pianos
hundred seventy you special
offering Who asks for these Pianos other timer You
afford from that will not be here see to that
which they offer will be enforced You buy
lifetime buy good onebuy from CRAFTS
and YOU will know that it's good
Hundreds satisfied themselves CRAFTS thousands
It will do no harm and look line of
be afraid of If
regular business hours, will be pleased
evening, open until e:C
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-01

ton during the year amounting 10
sl0,S4e.3s, and shows a balance fe
Its credit for the year Of 1884 Tls
annual report. which Is voluminouA
goes into INFINITE detail on the work
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-01

In November. 1915, az compared with
November. 1914. amounts to s23,-
$500. making a net increase OF all
work authorized IN November, 1915.
as compared with November, 1914, OF
$144.6l3.00.
Total work for November s275,25 90
Total for October . Isl. 203 90
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-01

along the lines laid down for the
boerd--the mobilization OF homes
removal of children from pernicioua
environment and prevention OF pro-
creation of the ebls-u1inded.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-01

Inc over last month. $ s4.o4s 90
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
Sic troitbeoIrftt8en
Mutterte1t.

Die Sein6e 9euti@lanoS babe11 Sen
Sabrestpe6lel 6a5u beniibt, ii9 ge=
genieitig Mutb ein5ure6en. nn6 if
rem 6reun6en int Ml1slan6e natiirlib
au6. DaS fat 2on6on beiorgt. Sic
oortigen Strategen baben sic roien-
rotbe 8riue aufgeiebt un6 pas iie So
ourb gei6ultt, mar 5par gera6e fem
9lan5en0es 8il6> aber immerbin Elm
9tl6, aus 6en1 1t6 etmas Eroit ld0=
pfen lieB. Mm lit beideioen getpor=
6en in 2on6on. Die bodt0nen6en
&e6ensarten, init 6e1ren man at Be-
ginn oes &rieges 10 freigebig mar,
fat mani it6 langit abgen0bnt. 9a=
malls prablte man, IN tpenigen Mo=
1taten tpiir6e sic Nie6erlage Demt1h=
lon6S enti9te6en fem; 9eutid1an6
meroe 5uar borausit6tli9 al1b Damn
ro@ tmitan6e ietn, einen ldngeren
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

itno, tperoen iie ipdter erit redt fem.
Granfrei4 bat @rdfte> Die fir Die
grtideioung ms @emidt fallen,
nidt mebr 5u5uieben. @as England
5nieben fann, fam D%el1tidlano reid=
li6 auieben. Under oieien l1mitan-
BEN mub einmal Elm Mugenblid font
men, po Sic &raft Der 8%erbiinoeten
I'M @eiten nidt mebr ausrei6t, Dem
ungebeuern Druf ser 6eutiden 81
nien 5t miberiteben un6 Damn miro
Ser 3uiammenbru6 fommen. @as
III Sen lebten Monaten in 6lan6ern
un6 i'm nor6li@en Sranfrei9 geide=
ben lit, lit iomeit Sic Deutiden inbe<
tra9t fommen, ginleitrtng un6 @or-
bereitung, ser entidei6en6e S@lag.
miro erfolgen, iobal6 Ole @orberei-
tungen 10 >peit ge0ieben iino, 6ab ct
NIT Ml1siidt auf @rfolg getpagt tper=
SEN fam. Ser Eroit, Sen Sic Ser
b%l1t1Detef1 11b geget11e1t1g 31t1pre9en,
tpiiroe 8eredtigung MIR Damn ba=
ben, mem Sic Sran3oiem @nglan0er
un6 8elgier am @bein, 6ie &uiien
an Der 6euti6en @et6iel itdn6en mn6
sort bier Monote ollen @eriuden Ser
@el1tiden, ite 8urid5utperf fen, iieg=
rei6 mi6eri tan6en batten. Comm mir
6e sic Mogli6feit zines i@liebliden
grlabmens ser be11tf6en @i6er=
itan6sfraft gegeben fem. Mber es 1T
ia umgefebrt. l1nb 6as lift cine Si=
t11ation, aug Ser fi@ Eroit fir Sic
@erbiin6eten, ni6t i60pfen 1aBt. @i=
nerlei, mie iie's beriuden mogen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
Ser beioem Scatter Mem:
tabrsmmni6.

Scatter @ilbelm for6ert in einem
NeuiabrserlaB an 6as Seer un6 Sic
5lotte ietne Sol6aten auf inner
idroden in bas 1re1te SSabr 5u geben
un6 tte1e Gbaten un6 Siege fir 6as
geliebte 8aterlan6 5u polbringen.
Ser grlaB, melder I'M @roBen
@altptquartier %ber0ffent1idt turtr6e,
bat folgen6en @ortla11t: ugea6 flint
langen Monaten beiber &dmpfe tre=
ten mir in Elm 11eues Sabr Elm. @ldn=
5en6e Siege fino g%enponnen nn6 ge=
maltige grfolge errurgen morben. BON
Ser heutfben Mrmee, beinabe iberam
auf fein6Edemf @ebiete. 8ieberboI-
tie @eriude oes Geinoes> 6eutides Sc
bet GIT iiberidnemmen, iin6 feb1ge-
idlagen. Meetna @riegsi@iffe baben
iib cuff oIlen Meltmeeren NIT &ubm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
v9er mnter8an8 oeS
9emtt@em @ei@es."

SIN Iebten Sabre eridien in granf,
reid Elm 8ud, betitelt: uuntergang
'oeS 1eutiden Mei9es." - Die
Sdladt a1f 6em 8irfenfel6e 1871. "
Ser &erausgeber lit Ser MaDor Sc
Giprieur. IS 6iirfte fir unfere 2e=
Ter intereiiant fem, einen fGeinen
@us5ug 6ara1s gu erbolten.
Sn 6rantrei6 berridt, 10 miro aus
Deutidlan6 geidrieben, tpieoer Elm.
NAL in S6rift un6 8ort un6 9bat
cine iold' lebbofte Mgitdt in @or=
bereitung 6es observation-disclosures" ge.
gen Deutidlm6> 6oB Elm on6erer,
meniger r11btger 1n6 uberlegter Mad.
bar, ols 6os 6euti1e Bo1f es lit, un=
gemiitbli6 mer6en tpiir6e.
Ser Titel lit 10 6eutlid, 6aB iid
eriibrigt, nod Elm @ort iiber sic Sem
BENG 6es idriftiteueriiden Madmer.
fes 5u ber1ieren. Snbaltli9 lit es,
militariid betra@tet, 10 naib, friegs-
te6ntib 10 un51lanfig 6urdgearbel=
tet, 6aB man meinen f0nnte> ser fran=
5oiiihe Moior treble elm @piel nit
3inniol6oten. Sc Iobnt nidt linn
anf ieinem ~@affengmg" Der fran=
3oiiihen Seere al foIqen. 3u ertpah=
mem lit 6es beiferen @ertdnomiiies
megen n11r> 6aB bos gauge Bbonta-
iteitiif ii6 onGebnt an sic iogenomte
|Strabburger @etsiagung, bie idon
oie @%ie6erlage 8rmfreid)s 1870
1871 anffun6tgte 1m6 an6ertbab
MenidenoIter fpGter in Ser uSdIa6t
a 8irfenba11m" De1ti9Ianos Madt
6ur6 6rnnfrei@ tpieoer in Eriimmer
i6lagen 1aBt.
9eutlhlan6s &eere mer6en n1f
ibrem 8ormarf9 61tr9 Belgien a1f
Harts bon S%ran5oien un6 8elgiern
n%ufgeboltent Damn in 11n1tnterbro6e=
ner 5olge NIT unteritiib1tng engIi=
id)er un6 boudnoiider Silfsfrdtiffte 5u>
riidgei6lagen mn6, bon allen @eiten
umlteM, CUR bernidten6en @nti1ei=
o1tngsi61a@t umuf Dem 8irfenfel6e"
(im @eftfaliidem ge5tpu11gen. Mfit
tpel6er Sirtgfeit un62eidtigfeit 6ieie
5erfGn1ettern6e M~ie6erlage Ser De1tt=
iden bon 6em frm5oitfden @aior
5n1ammengereimt miro, 6as mag a1ts
ser m0rtIiden @teoergabe 6iefes Sea-
pitels ermeiien tper6en, nit 6em Die
G9rift 6es Sran3oien abi6lteBt:
rS1 Mnbetradt 6ieier i9tpierigen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

beoeM, ur6 Die Seelerte baben be-
tpieicn, 6aB iie nidt MIR periteben,
Siege gu %erringen, ion0ern audi ais
&eloen gu iterben, uenn iie bon Ell,
nem ~iibermadtigen 6ein6 iibertpal-
tigt mer6en. @inter Dem Seer un6
Ser Ilotte itebt oas ga115e 8olf in bei-
ipieloier ginigteit> beet, fem &er5,
blut fir 6ie beilige 6enti6e gr6e 5u
pergieben> oie mir gegen sic 6roben6e
Snbaiion anmaBen6er Seinoe pertbei-
6igen. IS ml1b 1ro6 bie1 getbm mer-
BEN, 6o6 iiberan balten mir imr1er
nod sic Seinoe nie6er. Sumner neue
@or6en mer6en geger unier uno un-
ierer trel1en berbiinbeten Mrmee11 por=
geidift, 6o6 lire ueber5abl fl0bt
uns feline 6urht Elm. @enn au6
sic 3eit ernit 1T, un6 mir etne ge-
moltige Mufgabe 5n 1oien baben,
blifen mir bo9 nit nnerihiitterli=
dem @%ertral1en in 6ie 3ufunft.
rMa6it @otteS Sibrung pertra11e i9|
auf Sic berrlide Sapferfeit 6es Sec
res nn6 ser Slotte u1ro meiB MIDI
ems NIT Sem g%eiammten 6e1ti6en
@olf. Desbalb laBt uns uneri6ro=
den int SOS rtere Sabr bliGen, 6as
Muge a1f 1re1re &ubmestboten .1tnb
@iege fir unier geliebtes @aterIan6
geridtet. = (ge3.) u@ilbelm."
@aiier Sran5 Soiepb bat etn Sect
iabrsreifript f%olgen6en Snbalts an
sic 0iterrei@ii@=ungarii@e Mrmee
un6 5lotte erlaiien: u@dbren6 Ser
letter flint Monate 6es idet6en6en
Sobres bot ii@ 6ie Monardie 5ablz
rei9en 11n6 madtigen Geinben gegen>
iibergeieben, sic unS un6 unieren
treren @erbiin6eten einen &rieg m1f,
ge5mungen baben. Die erprobte
@tan6baftigfeit, Sic bobem friegeri<
iben @igeni6often nn6 Ser beroii6e
Mutb meiner Mrmee un6 Slotte er=
tpedft in mir sos feite @ertrmten baB
sic 0iterreidii6zrngarii6en &rieger
5u @aiier un6 5u 2an6e nit @bren
aus 6en I'M rrelten Sabre beborl te<
ben6en &'dmpfen un6 idtperen 8ro=
ben berborgeben '1uer6en, sic ibnen
ser &rieg INN Sic @oblfabrt 6eS 8a-
terIan6es nod aufer1egen mag. SSn
idmer51ider 9omfbarfeit geoenfe i4
6erer, sic a1f Sen b~llttgetranffttem
Sdladtfel6ern ibr 9eben fir Sic ge=
re6te ga6e geopfert baben. Mit
6em erniten @ebet, 6aB 6ur6 @ottes
&ilfe SOS 1re11e Sabr ibnen 6en err
bofften @ieg bringen mer6e, griiBe
id) Gle met11e tapferen Mdnner."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

ser 2enfer aller Sdla9ten, at Dem
mir unier gr0BteS @ertrauen baben,
bilft Sen 9euti6er m1rberbar. EroB
ser aroBen ltebermadt Ser Sein6e lit
auf heutider Seite Sieg cuff Sieg
gefolgt. SS11 &11Blan6, tpo es anfdng-
lid fir Sic Deutiden gefabrlib aus
lab, baben oieie unter tbrem General
BON @inoerbl1rg am 26. un6 20. No-
pember etnen g%ldn3enoen 5teg errl11=
gen, mobei Sic &uiien 20 @eibiibe,
100 M1tnitionsnagen> 1856 Weaibt=
nengemebre binterlieben nn6 $4,000
@ef ongene berloren. 9te Siege it
8elgien u1ro ser Sortidritt Ser Del1t-
iden itn6 uni erm Sergott at peroun-
fen. l1niere Soloaten batteit Dn ie=
ben ioQen, bepor iie ms Sel6 5ogen.
@ie fromm iie ole mare1L Oh bo6
ODER nie0rig, BON 0ffi5ier Bis gum
@emeinem ale baben ii6 NIT @ot
neriobnt nr6 Sic FL. Saframente ent=
pfange>t. so Elm @ingeben in Got
tes I'll. @iuen fannie man bor6em
ni6t. 9aber miro er uniere tapferen
&dmpfer ni6t berlailen. 9eutidlano
miro un6 m1B itegen, bat es ia Sen
&rieg ribt gepolt. SUI batteit Stunt
mer Inn 6as g6lelier=2at16. Sc 1T
ibm nod nidts geideben, un6 Ser
Mma6tige miro eS al1h ferner be-
i6iiten. M0ge 6as @etbnadtsfeit,
6as 6eit 6es Srte6ens un6 ser 2iebe,
sen erpiini6ten 6rie6en int bol6igen
@efolge baben!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
Grfaltmmsem iimb bamfis idlimm
Gttlt 6en @niten = lett.

@enm SIR @u6 cine grfdltung 3u-
5iebt o6er 5u buiten beginnt, Damn
lit oas erfte, mas Sbr tbun fout, 81.
8eu's @ine=Sm-@onep gu nebmen.
@s 6ringt in Sic @emebe ser @ebIe
un6 2mngen nr6 befdmpft 6ie @ranf=
Gitsfeime, bringt raide 2in6erung
uno natiirli6e Seilung. ul1nlere
gart5e 6amiIie bdlt auf @ine=Gnr=
&o1np fir @rfaItunge11 uno &uiten,"
idreibt SEER 6. @iQiams, &milto:1,
Ohio. Sc bilft immer. 25f BEL Sn=
rem Mpothefer. = Mn5efge.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
@ertbeioigungsfrieg gu fiibren, aber
eS meroe elm arsfidtloier &rieg iein.

les meroe Elm ausiidtIoier &rieg iein.
&ellte lit man idon 5nfrieben, oaB
6ie Deutiden nod finfmonatIi6er
Dal.er 6es @rieges nod nidt in &a=
ris iino, @etersburg nt6t beidieBen
unb 2on6on 6ur9 lire 2uftflotte
nidt bertpiiltet baben. Man tro1tet
ii6 oamit, oab, mas BEN Dentiden
Bis iebt nidt gelungen iei, sic Dur9=
brednng Ser 2inie Ser 8erbiinoeten
ouf SEM meltliden &rtegsi6auplate,
ibnen ou6 IN BEN naditen Monaten
boffentli6 nidt gelingen un6 6aB if
re Nngriffsfraft Damn erlabmen
tper6e. Gin idlebter Eroit nno cine
ebenio ible6te 2ogif. Die Sade liegt
ettnas an6ers. Seit nun balo bier
Monoten eri60pfen 6ie @erbiinoeten
lire &raft IN musit6tslolen Sffen-
iipbemegunger. sic baben furbtba=
tie &erIuite gebabt. Sin @efangenen
allein baben ite 3mii6en iieben unb
Observation-Disclosures in 6eutiden @a1r=
Sen laiien miiiien. l1n6 anes, maS
Tie erreidt baben, lit ser offenfunoi=
&c 8epeis, 6aB tie Deuti6lon6 ni9t
beiiegen fonnen. Daran lit nun EN-
NAL nidtS 51 Gn6ern. Mn 6ie rieii-
gen Spfer, 6ie 6ie &a1iien i'm Often
nno 6ie 6%ran5oien, @ngla1ber un6
8elgier int @eiten eebrabt babsn,
um Sen &rieg no6 6eutibem @ebiet
5u tragen, iin6 bergebens gebradt
mor6en. 9ie &uiien iin6 5tpor nod
m@t beitegt, ober nod augemeinem
Dafurbalten iin6 fie GIT elmer tpirffa<
men 0ffenitoe nibt mebr fdbig, uno
int @elten baben sic @erbin6eten
ielblt 5ugeben miiiien, 6aB Sic Ser
iude, Ole Deutl9er nts 8elgien mn6
6ranfrei@ GIT ber6rdngen, %borldufig
@os 6ieie @eriu6e aber borldufig
ausidtSlos fin6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07
9ie @mbe bapom.

Soften De3ember batte i6 e
iebr idlimme grf6ltltng rtn6 mor
be oaro1t, bettlagerig franf 5l IT
SEN. Sd faufte 5met Slaiden @N
berIain &uitenMittel, un6 es na
n11r Elm paar Sage, Big id sic t
itdn6ige @eiunobeit tpie6er eric
bottle" idreibt 8. S. Meett
@eotberbp, Mo. @enn SIR
@ertb oieier @e6i3in fenr1er LET
tpoIt, fragt irgen6 einer, Der fie
broudt bat. - Mnseige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-01-07

Mus Meifie in @6leiien erbtelt ein
IN Bate George mobnen6er 2efer ,tn>
Iereg 8Inttes bon ieiner S9tpe-
1ters cine .3ufdrtft, Ser tpir Mad-
iteber6es e%ntnebmen: Mns einem
Beiner 8riefe erieben tpir, 6aB
81 I'M Dein ltebes, 6eutides
NaterInno beiorgt biit. 6reili@
1T es cine idtpere Bet Der 8riifung
fit oos gon5e 6euti6e @aterlano. Sci
Ser &riegserfIdrung NOR 6as Serge
Iei6 al1er, oeret Mngeborige BENT STUFF
gum Sample folgen m1Bten, groB,
aber Der Iiebe @ot Bot sic at Smtie
@%ebliebene1t 10 ftarf gemndt, 6aB tie
anes Ieidt ertrogett. 1n6 tpirfli6
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-02-25
FOUR HUNDRED
MUT|NEERS ARE
KILLED IN FIGHT
Loyal BengaIese Nearly Exter-
minated RevoIted Part of
Hindu Regiment in Singa-
porei Seven Germans Slain,


Manila, Feb. "a Four hundred
members OF the mutinous Indian
regiment which revolted at Singapore
on February 10. have been killed. as
well as seven German prisoners from
the detention camp who Joined the
natives when offered their freedom,
according to reports Of the uprising
brought here by passengers from
Singapore. The mutineers are said to
have killed all their officers. save
their colonel, and then attacked civil
lians. several OF whom were killed,
including one woman.
The revolt began without warning
Half of the Fifth light infantry Of
Bengalese. ON their way to Egypt,
numbering 500, suddenly attacked
and subduod the other half. Then
they attacked the houses Of civilians.
according to the stories, killing men
but sDafing the women and children
who sought refuge on the transport
Nile, lying IN the harbor.
The mutineers offered freedom to
all Germans ia the detention camp
who would join them. only seven Of
the prisoners accepted this proposal
the others preferring to remain
where they We're The half regiment
which remained loyal soon organized
itself and started out to attack the
mutlneers. The troops were joined by
Europeans of all ages who offered
their services as volunteers In the
running fights which followed four
nfths Of the revolving Indians are
said to have been killed and 1t is be-
lieved only about 100 now remain in
the country surrounding Singapore.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-02-25
PRIESTS TAKEN 10
CITY or VERA CRUZ

III Paso. Tex. Feb "a. The Roman
Catholic priests whose detontion at
Mexico city by the Carranza officials
has 0cc9sioned diplomatic solicitations
by the American state department.
arrived today at Vera Cruz. according
10 official Carranza advices received
mere. The news bulletin conveyed the
following version of the affair:
THE priests were expelled from
Mexico city for failure 10 contribute
100000 pesos for the relief OF the
poor. They are being criticized for
not making this contribution since
they gave Hunrta 10000. 900 pesos"
Official Carranza reports also told
Of Villa loss on the railroad in the
south-eentral Mexico az San Juan del
Rio. whore Il was stated that the
forces OF Generals AcOsta and Elizon-
do had joined the Carranza side. Cen
eral Coss. the Carranza commander
IN Puebla state. reported the complete
defeat of the reactionary movement
IN that locality.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-02-25
AUSTRIA MUST
YIELD TRENT|NO
OR FIGHT ITALY
Prince Won BueIow Informs
KalSer'S Government That
Neutrality Cannot Be Main
tanned Otherwise.



Rome. Feb. "a (via Paris. ESQ n
MI --Cluse observers In Rome of the
political situation declare that since
The readiness OF Italy TO Join in the
war has becume apparent, the Insist
.enee OF Germany upon her continued
neutrality has grown stronger.
II is declared in a reliable oparter
mat Prince yon Buelaw, the German
alnbassador To Italy, has summarized
the Italian situation to his govern.
ment substantially as follows:
ITALY mas spent nearly 1900. .000.-
Voo'o00 Tyre CS400, 0,000,000) In war
preparations since the outbreak of
hoslilities; consequently action on her
part is daily becoming more impera.
tive. Furthermore, for international
reasons all political parties are ask
ing the government to obtain az n
result of diplomatic negotiations or
through the use OF the Italian army
and navy the mlfillment OF the as.
piration of the nation, particularly in
return for the heavy sacrifices al
ready made.
Germany URGED Austria Hungary
strongly 10 cedc 90 Italy her province
of Tfentino and "a portion OF the Is-
lria peninsula with the idea OF Keen
Ing italy neutral al the present time
and enlisting her favor for the flu
mre."
II has been asserted In Rome that
Prince Non Ruelow has said Austria
must be induced to accede to his
views concerning territorial conces-
hions 20 Italy, else he would resign
his post.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-02-25
OBREG0N LAYS
HEAVY TAX ON
CITY Of MEXICO
People Must Pay Up by Six
O'clock Tomorrow Evening
on Pain ofImprisonmentand
ConfiScation Of Property,

/ iet soEusa JOURNAL sFteitl tstsso uisri
| Washington. Feb. "a imposition
Of special taxes amounting 90 millions
of dollars upon business houses and
property owners Of Mexico city by
General ohreR0n. the Carranza com
naudcr, WAS reported 10 the state de-
partment today
Under the generals decree. pay
ments must be- madc before 6 O'Clock
next Friday evening on pain Of i'm
prisanment and confiscaiion Of prop
cfiy
The tax amounts To- three fourtha
Of } per cent on All banks. business
concerns. stock companies. mort
gage holders and individual operators
IN the federal district Foreign com
panies are subject to the tax on the
amount Of capital invested IN the re-
public.
Private taxpayers must pay addi-
tlonal amounts on the basis OF one
third their annual payments.
Ambassador Dagama Of Brazil,
whose government Is caring for
American diplomatic Interests IN Mex
leo city. conferred today with Secre-
tary Bryan. II was reiterated that the
United States contemplated no gem
ernl move In the Mexican situation
The Carranza agency IN Washing
ton announced that IL has been in
formed that Yaqui Indians had mu-
tinted against Mayiorena, the villa
commander in sonora. killed thirty
four men. including four officers.
The agency made public dispatch
saying Juan cabral. the villa com
who has retired to private
life, had left Nogales for San Fran
cisco.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-02-25
OFFICIAL STATEMENT
ny FRENCH WAR OFFICE

Paris, Feb. "a (via London, mid
night THE following official state
mtnt was issued BY the war office to-
night.
There have been artillery engage
mentt from the Iys 20 the Aisne, nt
times rather spirited and all favorable
to u.s.
'fn the Champagne region TO the
north OF Mernil. we have made fresh
progress and repulsed several conn
ter-attacks. our artillery on the
heights Of the Meuse has silenoed
several German batteries.
supplementary reports emphasize
the importance Of the success az Les
Pargcs and the extent OF the ene-
my's Losses on a very small section
of line carried by us we have al
ready found over 500 German killed.
According TO prisoners captured
after the action. two regiments driven
from their positions by our attack
lost over 3.o00 men, that IL to say,
more than half their strength.
we have made progress IN the
Pois Brute IN the forest Of Apre-
mont"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-02-25
VIOLENT ATTACKS ARE
I,EIt ilSfD BN AJsTBItNs

Vienna Feb. "a (vla London, $3.50
D. MI The following official COM
nunieatlon was issued tonight
"Dn the Polish Galleian front quiet
generally prevails. apart from Isolated
violent artillery duels and skirmishes.
The situation IN the Carpathians
Is generally unchanged.
In yesterdays fight on the upper
San river we stormed a height, cap
turing five officers and 1913 men.
ITO the nprth OF the ridge Of Vol
ovscz the enemy under The protection
of a snoNsiorm made an obstinate at
tack and attempted TO break through
our positions but WAS rcpulsed With
severe losses We captured 800 Rus
Sims
The fighting south Of the Dnlester
river is expanding"
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-02-25
Household Economy
How 10 Have the Best Cough
Remedy and Save 81 by
Making Ii at Home


Cough medicines, as a rule contain n
large quantity OF plain syrup. A pint OF
gfanulated sugar with 1a pint of warm
water, stirred for minutes. gives Won
as good syrup as money can buy.
=. Then get from your druggist 2b ounces
FlneA t5O cents WORTH, pour info mint
bottie and fill the bottle with s,lqar
syrup, This gives YOU, at a coat of only
o4 cents, full pint of really better congh
syrup than you could buy ready made for
%z.0O-a clear saving of nearly 50 FulI
directions with Pinex. Ii keeps perfectly
ana tastes good.
1t takes hold of the usual cough or
chest cold at once and eonquers IL In 81
hours; Splendid for whooping couob.
bronchitis ana winter coughs.
It's truly astonishing how ouiclxlv II
loosens the dry, Hoarse or tight cough
and heals and soothes the inflamed mem
branes in the case of a painful cough
1t also stops the formation of pbleem in
the throat and bronchial tubes. thus end
ing the persistent loose cough.
Pinex is highly concentrated com-
pound Of genuine Norway pine extract
combined with gnaiacol, and has been
used Tor generations to heal inaamed
membranes of the throat and chest.
To avoid disappointment. ask vour
druggist for gig ounces of Pinex." and
uent accept ANYTHING else. A guarantee
1l aDsolliIe satisfaction, or money prompt
~ refunded, goes with this preparation.
Inc ilheA 20. ~, Wayne, Ind.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-02-25
CARRANZA REINToRCENiENTs
LAND ON PACIFIC COAST

Aqua Prieta Sonora, Feb. 2i.--~The
wireless station operated by Carranza
soldiers here received message to-
day from the station at fopolobampo
saying that Mexican transport had
landed at that port an infantry force
of $500 ana three batteries Of artll-
lery, under command Of Arnulfo Co
mez This force Is Ia join General
liufbide's column. now near Espef-
anza, Sonora, IN an attack on Quay
mas An attack on Ilermosillo. tho
state capital, which IL also in the
hands of villa troops likewise Is PLAN
ned
summoned 70 Vera Cruz six weeks ago
to take command OF the expedition
landed at Topolobampo today.