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South Bend news-times., 1915-08-16
OUR SHAMEFUL MINING RECORD

The federal bureau OF mines esti-
mates that 10000 men have been kill
ed in the American mining industri :
the last ten years. or these deaths
% zee were IN the coal mines alone.
n each mans economic value is rated
az $4,000. there Is a direct loss to the
country OF S90.0O0.0O0. Certainly a
small fraction OF that sum spent in in
sailing safety devices and equipment
and instructIng foremen and work
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-16

The useful purposes TO which Rus
sell Sage's money has been put is il
lustrated by a bulletin just issued by
the government bureau OF education.
quoting the remarkable conclusion
reached by DR.. Leonard p Ayres of
the Sage foundation as a result of his
paid investigation into the subject of
spelling among third grade public
school children. 1t seems that seven
out of every hundred third grade pub
lie school children cannot spell has, -
And perhaps, too, they cannot tell
what Il means
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-16
AMBITIOUS NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans is engaged in a cam
paign for commercial expansion more
pretentious than that on which Bos-
ton entered a few years ago. 1t began.
as did the Boston effort, in a plan TO
take advantage Of the new trade op-
portunities opened up by the Panama
canal Its outlook has been greatly
widened and its energy intensified by
the changes the war has brought
Just now New Orleans is. in the
words of Walter Parker. president of
its Association of Commerce. clear
ing the decks" 1t plans to get far
more of the Mississippi valleys for
eigp trade than il has ever had be-
fore. especially with Latin America.
For this purpose. it has built a mu-
nicipal belt line facilitating and
cheapening the switching of cars: it is
digging an industrial canal with ship
basins; II is erecting big river-rail-
ocean warehouses. The terminal ia
cilities are open TO all shippers alike.
And while the city is becoming a great
shipping center. it plans also 10 be-
come the storage center for south
ern products.
with low cost storage" SAYS Mr..
Parker cheap money and low rated
insurance at the gateway OF the val
ley. il is logical 10 expect that ex-
ports moving down the Afississ. .ppi
will pass into storage in great guam
titles. and be held there until the for
eign consumers are ready TO take the
products. In this way New Orleans is
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-16
GOOD TO HAITI.

Sec'y Lansing announces that Hal
tbs customs offices have been taken
over by Uncle Sam because Haiti is
in a state of anarchy and it is neces-
sary that Uncle see to il that the rev.
belong"
1t is a clear case of goodness on IN
cle's part, and Mr.. Carranza, sitting
on the customs eggs at Vera Cruz,
ought to study it carefully.
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-16

A University of Washington profess
sor suggests that If Abraham Lincoln
had accepted President Polk's offer
OF an appointment as governor of or
egon in 1S4S. Lincoln would have bur
led his talents in the then unknON n
west. and the course OF history would
have been vastly different.
But really. the professor ought to
knor that you can't keep a good man
down
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-16

preparing to become the worlds sur
plus supply storage warehouse. es-
pecially for cotton distinction now
enjoyed by Liverpool"
obviously Liverpool-nOt TO men
tion rival American ports-will have
TO look out for New Orleans.
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-16

Germany is clear out of patience
with the Russians. After being whip
ped good and plenty, and admitting il,
the czar's men refuse TO stay whipped
long enough 10 do any good. Some
folks are just naturally contrary.
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-16

Britain's imports from the United
States alone amounted TO S620. .OOO. 600
the past six months. The submarine
business doesn't look prosperous
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-16

WHAT has become OF the old
fashioned aunt who used 10 visit hei
relatives in the country and tell them
OF the wonderful life of the city OF lle
Libraries and bridges. the big buiio-
ings. the omnibuses and policemen
and the thrilling scenes enacted III
the theaters, And what has become
OF the old fashioned boy who thousht
his aunt was a wonderful woman anu
her stories fairy tales?
THE Teutons have won Siedlce, but
we have hardly mastered il yet.
"EvERsoLE Will Not Admit He
Murdered Girl."-Headline.
How foolish 10 expect it.
TAKE il from Billy Sunday, chi
cago is the cleanest city in the world,
next TO Philadelphia. Now, we pause
20 inquire, what does that leave for
the rest of the cities?
NulIificd the Record.
august Case and Comment
Here is one of the short and SIM
pie annals of the poor" as inscribed in
His Honor's docket:
BE it remembered that on this l5th
day of Sep. 1903 City Marshall W
p epeered in this cort with R
B. Charging the Sed K. b. with
Drunkenes & Disorderly on the Streets
Of the City Of c. $. D., the abotf
R B Pledet Gilty of the charge
therefor this cort Finds the Set R
B $500 and having no money TO
Pay find this cort orders that Set
R B be Put to work on the
Streets and alleys in the City of C,
S. Oak. at the rate of $500 per DAY
until find is paid.
ID. w. B., Police Justice.
"Prisner Sept"
ENGLAND must have plenty of men
and to spare. They hung George
Smith for numbering his wife.
DEALERS predict lower prices on
hard coal as a result of reduced
freight rates. but we reflect that the
dealer predicts the operator prescribes
and the consumer pays.
Combination Towns.
CDetrOit News.)
Charlie, Texas.
Chaplin, Conn.
Ben, South Carolina.
Franklin, Oregon.
Ella, North Carolina.
Wheeler. Wisconsin.
wilcox, Wyoming.
Gilbert, West Virginia.
Parker, Colorado,
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-16

The European dispatches are con-
stantly talking about the piercing of a
line, but if line is what the geom-
etry books used TO say it was, blamed
If we see how it can be pierced TO any
great misunderstanding Tennesseean.
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-16

William Howard Taft can't help
making one Of the sweetest grand
pas on earth.
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-16
Not What EversoIe Might. Could o
Should, But What He
Would DO


(SOuth Bends Greatest Newspa per-
According to Sheriff Thomas, Ever
sole would shun all human society at
his home on the James Greenan farm,
two miles north of Bristol. When at
work in the fields and nersOns would
drive along the road, he would turn
his face away and If the intruders
STOPPED to talk, he woul1 leave the
field for the home.
When Mrs. Eversole would receive
company, il is allied by neighbOrs
of the Eversole's. the man would not
stay at the house. but would go out
to the barn until the company had
left the premises.
BY the way if Eversole might,
could would or should establish an
alibi how much weight should be at
tached to his whiskers?
THANKS for pleasant Sunday, so
we can all have a good time.
THE above was written Saturday
night. If Sunday wasn't pleasant the
thanks don't go.
c. N F.
South Bend news-times., 1915-08-16
THE MEL TING POT
GOMEZ TAKE POTLUCK WITH US.

WE can see the possibility Of 10
cent baseball evoluting into continuous
performances where the fan drops in
during the lunch hour and eats a
sandwich while he fans
"A RED nose is so unlOvelv." writes
an uplifter. that even distance will
not lend enchantment" But think Of
the fun Of painting it.
Still. There's a Limit To Calves.
(Oswego, Kan, Independent
We don't remember ever having
seen calves up higher than at the
present time.
IF all the cities claiming to De on
the Dixie highway are. not mistaken
that thOroughfare will look like the
conventional streak of lightning
WE have a deem respect for traffic
cops and a high appreciation of their
services. We also place more or less
value on croSsin0 markers. At the
same time, in a large way, if the pc
destrian is to be protected he must
protect himself b-- asserting his right
10 exist at the street crossings As
and scramble TO get out of the way
vehicle traffic will let him. When
he stands on his rights vehicle traffic
will respect 49, Amt il so?
WET grounds. remarks c. W l..
make a dry Golfer.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23
SPECIAL MEETING At
POLK STREET METHODIST
REV. Emmett iiighiDwer and Miss
Elizabeth Fitzpatrick VIII speak
on -undA, ~rhopl Work

We desire 90 call attention 10 the
entertainment 90 mo POLK Street
Methodist church fh. evening
March gard o. as Rev Emmett
Hlghtorcr. Divisional Field seer.-
fary Of tho Southwest Division oi
me ~ = church south and Miss
il.glb.rh KHpat-riD N.nf-t'f ri IA
Worker Of tho sunday school Board,
win b. here 90 their way 10 OtiIho-
ma Ciiy. and o. they had no stop OF.
hcrr today 'he church eas fortunate
in obtaining i'om them o pr0mi-'
f1 give our people the benefit OF their
wide experience and thorough
knowledge OF sunday school work
Hcy. Uightower is nov engaged Ia
SUNDAY schoU work exclusively and
.aa boon for number Of years
identified with that work. oyu when
ne was IN the regu.af pa Tiorate. he
/. BROTHER OF Mrs " II Cooper
formerly OF Amarillo nov OF Hous
TON Mi Fitzpatrick is said TO be @
very captivating speaker and these
two experts In sunday School We X
vim give an entertainment that will
be- beneficial 10 all who hear them
40 admission win be- charged, and
all people OF Amarillo whether mem.
hers or the Methodist chu or not
are invited 10 be- present n they are
interested In SundN Schoo' work
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23
GRAND STREET PARADE
WILL TAKE PLACE TO-DAY
Nill Leave Opera Hou~" " -
O'clpck IIcadcd ~ llrn~s iianh
Nnl he Gurroous Spectacle,

Tho grand rr..' pageant in all
arcc OF the biz boss 40 the Gran
tonight win take placc a. noon to-
10y
Tho " T.. q. b. parade vil carr,
a, front of the opera house 90 j.
O'clock sharp hr1.d hy @ hp
nand Of fifteen pieces They viii
traverse enc principal streets and
tH. public win boz appraised OF io'
,5ct thet tho show hg. arrived
There uiu bc bots Of color IN the
rade ana iHe gorgeous uniforms.
nrh hats aud cane. win De worm
tapins the children blocks to see
Remember tao timr end place AMI
o., ON hands Tho, won't parade
lui once
As special concession Co many
az tho children who viii Doe 1nN-
.n. io .e. tIr SHOW. fho Ihr ol
which comes only once u year. the
TN, Urt, arHufod io -cll admit
lions to the .on rallcr, for ODD cents
De- children .rc invited 90 take ad.
.tiarc oI tn.s opportunity aud V
hoped 'n,r viii DO so n barge
rumhar
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23
AMARILLO CHORAL CLUB
HAS FINE REHEARSAL
Largest Attendance FOR Some Time
Orchestra Music Prominent
pnturr

A ronsnr r.No1r,l WHs that %
hr Nmullo choral rluh a. tho
henderson unup tom. ou Monday
/ evening seyorty.oua Singer we're
present. which fHc largest 0i.
/ Tendance iH. club Ha bad .iuc. tl"
/ oinl rehearsal with the Canyon
/ choral club fov weeks aeo To
l1d 20 tbc value and ibo success
/ ~ Oh, rehearsal lHi evening eight
piece. 0f thc orchestra were pre-
cent
The sopranos were especially
strong mi uirhi hut Hhcu tho Mes
I .ipr b. given ave eo.h from nest
Thursday night 900 PARTS VII ho
uat nr strong s Tow good Noiro
Nrro compelled to rc away lo'
risht on account of tho final rchc1r-
/ go for tho rlkY Minstrel
Tho attendance uHt nor largo ''
ltr fpcci1l r,bo1r 1l ot Two .opro-
mo- on Thursdoy ct Hst week ON
, arcouut of the dia0-rcooblc 1tior'
noon bul those present bod @ pro-
/ liable rehearsal
periuuns u,>t wrel 'ho clnh VII
Jshcurre talc. each week.. on Iur.'
I days and Thur lays
The time nov short aud n IL
.mportnnt that every member get
down 10 huslnree
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23
THOs. M'CLARY SPEAKS
At METHODIST CHURCH
Ncllvcrs Strung sermon ON TIE
~ luton az The spiritual
iifc"-ls Platform Lecturer.

Thomas Mcclarg 70 los Angeles
COL. O. prominent platform lecturer
rudef he management or the J.
White Lycoum Agency a. Kan
civ. spent Saturday pishf and
1iay IN Amarillo. 11d accepted
a Invitation 90 preach SUNDAY
oninF o. M Polk stroot Metho-
HI-i church
After bricf Introductory in
which he NJ onrr impressed hiF au-
a once rlth hI. iri.h ait and bic
POWERS of thourHf 1r' orliory he
Ok no hia themo of 'he evening.
rhe Evolution OF the Spiritual
I .fe"
UIs subject who dIaruFsed under
nreo heads "Whrt is fh' Spiritual
life" How 10 Awakened ''
a way g. q Nersry'
30 kept hls audience .n good hn.
nor with hia uI.r'.Ws 20 that be-
always had tho I0.r-f attention
whom no vent 20 drive home one
of mo great TRUTHS which boz want
ri 20 present
We haa sound rr.'nUphy Of
religion ana hiE varied experiences.
from rn orphan 1oy working 10 tho
aasine camps O.. fHa northern for
a.. 10 lertur.r OF prominence
40 has travelled extensively ~
ONO ana abroad afford him o
iHrrc field from H.ch 20 draw hlR
Nluatrntiour There might Doe como
,aoea ideas Of religion would nr
irhtly shockrd SOME az hie hu-
or not 20 ray mannerisms hn'
rr fact remains MAT ho is O man
or extraordinary ability and the
orIt would Do .r''or or 10 Their"
.ro many NOR, men lu.t Ike him
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23
REV. WALLACE BASSETT At
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
Deliver, Two lhlc Sctnuu~-l,
Greeted o., Iargc Audiences
Who Ntr Much Pleased

re, Wallace passrtf of sulphur
sprurs tHu has hec0 extended
rr 90 rrr First Baptist church n
mI. cy occupied Do, pulpit here
sunday morning and evening, hn'
u. NOT r.f Given am answer 1s Co
,,r,thDr or not hc win accept the
,lll
His Sermon an sunday morn'nr
Jclirhfad ..ry large audi.ur" and
llmo-, o.. #ry Wcrc present ara'r
in tbo ,rs...- Though young n
wears. rc H proven Cd power BOO 'h"
suisry lrT the members OF 'a'
Goal ,rra alton WIN consider
.rcm..'t.. .tunoto it Dee should
iacide fo ~ choir can %" '-
expected fH ko O. r.r'y h'.'r' ''.
l.H of fhI. ".rk
DO .u, most cot Noud '.r.
pleasantly Amarillo m'st.nt
i.auy of ... #,mhcrs of the rou-r'-
,ation ar. liner citizens IT. Ten
On Iaie rIn Monday for his
.cmc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23
COURTHOUSE CONTRACT
WAS NOT SIGNED MONDAY
Hoard WIN Meet ignin Nett ~atur.
dly ~ Consider Matter stlil
Farther.

Tho Potter county r0mmi ioufrs
f0r' Monday ~ i'm mo- thc com
Iuct fof rrmodelng tho courthouse
Ihc contract .a..nr previously born
aaried 10 ledforf q Randall of
HI .fy for fI-.aft
Oh developed 20 fUa meeting yr-
-fav fhat fbp board or commits
-unrr hlf collected competitive
tHfsr for thp contract 1r uporIu-
itndrri Of conefrHc ION fedford a
,HndrlI TOOK cvrer'iou no th's. and
uo agreement having reached tho
board adjourned 90 take the matter
300 a~aln novt Saturday
Lc1fond q Randall agree 10 10
ocpi 1 .uprrnieudcn. Hur rnmpn
f.nt man ln tho ,.iv. exclusive ~
iaos. aho competed FOG fh" con.
tract
tn. minutes or mo commission
court 10 aeDm. uIl fu snuH
hero any official action bad been
iaPsu previously concerning 'he
matter OF superintendent How
,.rr. o. number OF tHr momher8 of
iHe bolr1. rHd ro. ir'y about ali
~ brm. bad had tho understand
ir iha OBJ. contract Tor thc Hu-
prriufcudInr HHa Zoo Hr FOO flricd
n be- hoped fhHi snWo satisfactory
Hr1sr.inudiug NAV be- reached hf
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23

g. 4 Coleman. who was Day clerk
a the r't Hnfel 600 as' fall when
ho TOOK .,..e ~ absence. 81. report
beg VERY u. 90 palhar' where he
He- boon rHnIued 90 DIS room FOR
.ume um. Relative from Tho
east H1t. een with him for ~er-
.tai Wres
NOTF tr. The above vas IN
yue tf. Ners received mel axe
rom N coleman. father 3 A.
Coleman ng that Dts Son tiel %
'be u,.n.o Hotel At O'Clock Mon
H. morning Funeral 90 he he'd
., u1'h. limo 10 De- announced
Iai Pending arrival OF Dos broth.
OBJ fr1m I.ma. ohio
Mr Coleman vas an efficient ho'
tsi rle-k oi several years experience
-ui ht many friends ~ amarillo
srd tsc travelling p'ihlic WI Do pain
Cd ~ nsa- OF his uniimciy death
H,. health hsd been faillng rapidly
during tho winter and hts death vas
not unexpected.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23

glt, rumrer of clt'vwcn
.Hm K.rr IuI other outside
point. bow. boon 1rorping into
amarillo Jurr fH, pls' week tu
.s WHIST fHr rtrh7ndlo people have
to offer Doe .o Hr uot mau, loais
~ .ry con. .Hrro' hsEr h,eu r"-
r---ef The comparatively sm1ll
Imtrr of r1tIe ra' have been
c arinc hand. SOD TOR f1t- sprinr
sms remarkable nr' tU.re H1s not
be,n long post since there wa# %
..oi hus.ucs. Throughout wnrb 20
f'. winter
Hos,,tr. o. COON .. tra 11ur.r
rom ibc foot ana un"t di..ss.
hss passed. bu.u.-. f expected to
fsko on somewhat HurraI 'uii
zion 1elIu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23

q q Plcsari. ~ uauv'.. Il.
Who D. o0ure.tsi vi'h frr ~ 500
ger a. son Con 'rur'iou 90 arf'r
90 iu Amarillo sHuia, mnrn.u- Iud
via assist in the son.'rrc' ioH af ii.
government building prohahif re.
mainiur her murf of 'he vn1r go
tn Chioaeo only q iea da's aro
tfere iho same romnary aas been
erecting large federal building
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23

We l"u lN'niuhiit H~itA sloan
Q. tpu au.f lUI,t uuI ROAD uelIu
r.u Rheumatism 1o nUii many
'H.uHul other people arc doing
.n't'r 700 attack comes 0n bntho
.. or. muscle or Joint sen Sloan.
Ir.Wout $50 need io rob BE- 300 me
brpI 'H' l.uImon. fo fhr surface
% is wonderfully pcurtrutIus u
600. r.Hr 90 tnr -oaf OF trouble aud
d.tH fHr pain almost Immediately
.'' q BOTTLE OF Sloans Imminent tor
Be- o' 1000. druggist aud have h ir
... house against Colds. SORE and
swollen Joints lumhlHo. scntico
.aN U.. ailments Your money back
mot satisfied bui DO does give al
un.f 'r.HHf r.I.t
Adv
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23
Awning Give. Mni

The awning ON mo MOBILES bros
t holesale grocery builhint. at Third
ard Polk streets. gave way during
tho high wind Monday afternoon
md umbled q great amount Of
debris 10 the sidewalk Fortunately
there was mo- one under the awning
Or the timN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23
Demonstration Sale

We daily demonstrating that good merchandise be had at
The price and sometimes cheaper than substitutes guaran
tee that you will get satisfaction matter the price that you pay
for goods What want your daily business want to sell
YOU every item that you need matter how small sell strictly
for cash. and thereby you many dollar that you other
wise pay for the other fellow that fails to pay his debts
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-23
Sl.O0 Shirts, zoe.

The hes, mems shirts that are to be had
we want you TO Try them. and It you hap
pen to get one that fades, bring i, back and
set another free OF any cost our demon
stration price ........ ...... 79C
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-24
IMPORTANT ISSUE
IN CANAL CASE
RIGHT OF CANAL CONCERNS TO
CHARGE WATER RENT AND NO
WATER is INVOLVED.

Canal concerns throughout the Low
a. Rio Grande VALLEY are watching with
interest for The decision Of the fourth
court of civil Appeals at san Antoine
i'm the case If W IL. Bennett and VI VI.
Bates. appellants. and the Rio Grande
Canal Company. Of Brownsville. grow
inc ont M rharec> NJ - per acre per
annum for water rigth> IN the company.
Bennett ami Bates claim that III view
~ failure IN the company 10 furnish
water at stated periods they were mol
Liable for the charges for such periods
while the canal company holds con
tracts signed 10y the plaintiffs in which
they agreed 20 pay the water rentals
The question al stake u whether the
canal company has the right M charge
when service was not given.
The case was decided in the county
court in favor of the defendant com
pany. and appealed to the civil appeals
court. which now has the ease under
adyi>cmcnt following argument b,
James \. Graham of Brownsville
counsel for the company and II. W
Williams. counsel for Bennett an,
Bates A decision i not expected until
after the HOLIDAYS.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-24
CHRISTMAS TRUCE
IS NOT DECLARED
ON VARIOUS
UNIVERSAL CHRISTMAS TRUCE THE FIGHTING MEN-THE
GERMANS CLAIM TO HAVE RECLAIMED HARrmANs wEiERxopF

lGreece following the entente allies forti-
ticatiou of Saloniki were perfectly well de
fined and reatlirmed the unshakable deter
mlnation 10 carry the war to successful
issue. III said that the Russian occupa-
tIon of lIumada and Kun prevents tho
Germans 10 cause trouble in Persia The
budget committee afterwards adopted reSo-
lution- affirming that Russia will not think
Of peace while the powerful German forces
remain unbrokcn.
The battle front on both sides in the
Serbian theater j. given in a Saloniki dis
patch, which states that 10000 Germans
are ma~-ed around Mona~tr with the Bul
garian- concentrated i'll the center of the
Nardar valley and two Turkish divisions
holding n position on the Bulgar-' left The
French are ranged i'll " ~cmicrclc around
Saloniki with their left on the Nardar cen
ter. facing the Greek frontier near Dorian.
and their right connecting with the Brit
i-h troops defending Chaloidice
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-24
TAKES COMMAND or CITY FOLLOW
ING FLIGHT or COL. PALIzA
ACROSS RIO GRANDE.
DEMONSTRATION WAS BY SOLDIERS
BECAUSE THEY WERE NOT PAID
BY CARRANzA IN SILVER.
TERRAZAS is THIRD VILLA lEADED
TO TAKE COMMAND IN JUAREz
WITHIN PAST "a HOURS.

FL PA~O. Texas. Dee. Sylvester
Terraza~. " former Villa official, today az
-umed charge in Juurez succeeding Colonel
Fluvano Paliza who fled acros sthc bor-
der last night after demonstration by
soldiers because they were not paid in sill
yer.
Trrraza~ ~ the third Villa leader 10 az
sumo charge ui .Iuurez within the past
twenty -four hour~ General Manuel Ochoa
crossed thc border Yesterday when tricnd-
of Fidel Avila. thc former governor and
General Nctoriano Ayila. whom hc arr
rested. threatened repr~al-.
Juarez j. Quiet today General Alvaro
Obreeon ~ ~till ia FL Pa~o. Nothing r.
known here % General Nila'- movements
The state department today asked Gen
eral Ohre-uu to secure the release ui four
Americans detained by Villa on the Hearst
ranch near MADEIRA. Chihuahua IN - un-
der-tood that Carrauza authorities are arr
ranging y plan tor their rescue from the
Nilll~ta~.
All Americans were ordcred-out OF Jua-
rez at : 30 o'clock last night and were
ordered % stay on the American side of
The river by General Pcr-hine. thr com
mandcr of the EI Pa~o section vi thc bor-
der
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-12-24

LONDON. Dee. 24.-Ieolated engage
mcut~ ON various fronts have upset predic-
tion~ of % universal Christmas truce IN the
war zouc-. Berlin officially claims that the
Germans have completely regained the
Hartman Wcilcrkont position recently
taken hy thc French iu THE No--e~. dcrlar-
inv thc French were driven ont VII all
Trenches ou thc northern slope of that
peak
The Russians report success in action
against the Au-trian- near Trembowla. Ga
Icia. ard claim u steady advance in Per
-ia IN an effort to link the Russians with
The British I'D Mc-opotama.
The Montcre.rn statement says thc
Au~trian- were rcpu-ed with heavy losses
Fly thc attack on Touriak The French rp-
port cortradiri- Berlin. although " admits
fhc French retired on thc lcft wing ~ the
No~gc~.
A petroerad dispatch says the Russian
minister of foreign affairs Nazauoh told
-hc duma Yesterday that the rclation- with