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NEARLY MILLION
 IN THE HOLE
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SEATTLE, Oct. 29.-John w. Con- sidine the Seattle sporting man and theater magnate, on examination In court as to his ability to satisfy a judgment of twenty-five hundred dol lars which had been rendered against him, testified that he was nearly a million dollars in the hole as result of his many business ventures. "I am worse than broke" said Considine when questioned as to his financial status, "I am personally responsible for debts of nine hundred thousand owed by the firm of Sullivan and Considine and besides have private debts total ing over thirty thousand dollars"
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ALLIES SEND PROTEST
 TO YUAN

Japan Is sure to intervene in the event f a revolt of the people following the attempted reestablishment of the mon archical form of government and such
 action will greatly hamper the activi-
 ties of the allies and therefore cannot
 he viewed as a friendly action. It is stated that both France and Britain are behind the movement to top the proposed change by any means in their power until the war Is over.
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BOISE. Oct. SO.-Crazed by the thought that his wife was suing him for a separation and claiming that her relatives we're responsible for their es- William Cameron started out last night armed with Colts re- 1olver and took bloody revenge for his grievances by killing his wife's par ents. Mr and Mrs Adamson his bro ther- in Jaw, James Adamson, his own daughter, an infant of nineteen months, and also the woman he loved.
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PARIS, Oct. sole Matin today voices the prediction of a high official of the government that peace will be declared within a period of three weeks. The reason for the statement Is said to rest on almost irrefutable evidence that the German government is laying plans for peace overtures that cannot fail to win the approval of the allies. Ihe basis of the proposed settlement has not been given out but it is said that it will be conclusive and fully satisfactory to all concerned.
 The statement has created sensa- tion throughout the republic and the
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LONDON, Oct 3O-Although the government has offered no comment on the repeated reports from Berlin that the evacuation of Gallipoli Is an i'm mediate prospect the belief that some thing of this nature is under con-
 temptation continues to plague the pub- plete abandonment of the campaign is the principal theme of conversation everywhere. in the kingdom. Adding to
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 WASHINGTON. Oct. SO-The state in receipt of advices stat. ing that the entente allies have ad- Chinese president regarding the con- templated action of changing the form of government at the present time and China has been warned that the several powers cannot look upon action of that character as other than detrimental to their own interests.
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EARL OF ABERDEEN
 VISITS SEATTLE
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SEATTLE, Oct 2S.-The Earl of Aberdeen, who is also Lord Lieutenant of Ireland arrived in the city today en route to England by way of Can ada. He is accompanied by party of friends including Lieutenant Vile mann who Is well known In the Klon- dyke having resided in the Yukon for nearly six years.
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LONDON, Oct. 3G.-Advices from Nish today say that the situation Is daily growing more desperate and both the Teutons and Bulgars are gradually drawing in on the remenant of the Serb army despite most terrific resist ence.
 by the invading Bulgarian forces who
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LONDON, Oct. 30.-In the midst Of all the peace talk it was announced today that Italy and Japan have today signed an agreement binding each other to make no peace with the Teutonic allies without the complete assent of England. France and Russia. It Is also hinted that the entente allies have ad
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ITALIANS WIN
 TYR0L BATTLE
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ROME, Oct. 30.-The war office an nounce the winning of an important battle by the Italian forces in the vicinity of Cortino north of the Ire crocia pass. The Austrians were driven completely from their positions and the attacking forces captured their de- lenses over a two mile front. The bull letins record small gains at several points along the front In the Goritz section.
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NEW FRENCH CABINET IS
 SWORN IN
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|. r. Sts ScTNiCe-
 PARIS, Oct 30.-Premier Aristide Briand's new coalition cabinet was completed last night and was sworn in in the chamber of deputies this morn- ing. An examination of the list dis closes that many names famous in the political history of the country are holders of portfolios in the new minis try, Although Briand is himself most radical socialist his selection of cabinet ministers discloses little indi-
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The minerals, the reindeer, the birds and animals, the Eskimo, the complete story of the Stefansson expedition told of in way that appeals. Nugget Min ing and Dredging Edition. Now ready for delivery. soc per copy.
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considerable excitement. All efforts to ascertain the truth have failed.

All about the resources and indus tries of Seward Peninsula, Nugget Mining and Dredging edition. Price Soc per copy, on sale at all news stands.
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HUNDRED THAT PROHIBITION
 KNOCKED OUT; WASHINGTON
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SEATTLE, Oct. 29.--A persistent rumor has been in circulation all day that the supreme court has reached decision setting aside the prohibition enactment by a vote of five to three. The report is emrely rumor but Is
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PRESIDENTS WEDDING
 NOVEMBER FIFTEENTH
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SEATTLE, Oct. 3O.-While nothing authentic as to the date of the Will son Gait nuptials has been given out, from information received here the wedding will occur on November 15.
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D|LLON-FLYNN
 FIGHT POSTPONED
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 NEW YORK, Oct. S0.-Owing to the sudden sickness of Jack Flynn, the scheduled ten-round fight between him. self and Dillon has been indefinitely postponed. Flynn appears to be suf fering from ptomaine poisoning.
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R. D. BROWN FATALLY
 INJURED
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4. P. A. Service.
 SEATTLE, Oct 30.-Ralph D. Brown for many years a prominent figure in various fields of labor and industry in the northwest was fatally injured In an automobile accident today.
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The names of the various candidates were submitted to President Poincaire last night and were passed by the executive without demur
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You get the most and all the very latest war news in the Nugget
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ITALY AND JAPAN
 SIGN WAR AGREEMENT

dressed sharp notes to both Greece and Roumania relative to their attitude to- ward the present situation in the Bal Sans These reports have done much To dissipate the belief that the conclu- sion of the war was in sight.
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Hickory for basket sleighs. Prosser's Harness Shop. Black s.
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Larger ard more interesting than ,ver. All about the territory. Send
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TALK OF GALL|POLI
 EVACUATION CON NTINUES

form of peace terms which have been proposed from unknown sources. It Is said that officials high in the coun- cils of the government have intlmated that overtures looking to a cessation of hostllties are being discussed but as to the terms suggested nothing Is known. Several of the papers are pre- dieting peace within short period
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BULGARIAkS SWEEPING SERBIA
BELIEVED PEACE
 IN THREE WEEKS

people are wild with rejoicing at the prospect that the struggle will soon terminate
 Today nothing else is being discuss in nothing of a substantial nature as far as can be ascertained It is known tatiVe peace overtures but 1t was not supposed that they would be more than a vague promulgation stating conditions upon which peace might be concluded.
 ~
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Christmas greetings. Lomen Bros.
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DISCARDED HUSBAND
 TAKES BLOODY VENGENCE

He then finished his bloody work by turning the gun upon himself with per raps fatal results.
 The tragedy occurred In the home of his wife's parents and all six of the bodies were found half hour after ward. Cameron was formely engaged in the hotel business in Carey and was also the mail carrier between Picaboo and Carey.
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Trunks, suit eases, sranitewzrs crockery, hardware at Holts.
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Now is the lime for fruit jars. Ger hem at iiolt's Cash Store.
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Best assortment calendars eve shown 1o16). Lomen Bros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-19
TRES CONSULES GENERATES DE
NFyTCO EN- T.. UNID0S. REGiBE.N
Ell EXEOUATUR DEL CO.
RfERN0 AMERICANA.

Una persona de esta cluiaG. que
rSIa bien enterada de los aSuntO> De
Mexico. nos informd que 81 presi-
dnntr dr lOS EStadOS UnidOs. Mr..
Wilson. ha ~eXtendido recOnocimien-
10 a 20 de los representatives de don
VcnuSliano Carranza en- differences
rapitaIeS y poblacioneS de este pals.
Con Gsto 81 afirma 2! reconoci-
mirniO u II miSmO Preaidente VII
son ha hecho del GobiernO de Ca
rranza.
De los ~expresadoS reconOcimientos
del Executive de Ia Union America
ma. como representatives del de Ne
xico. tres tienen el caracter de con-
su!es generates. recayendO estos en-
los lie Nueva York. San Antonio y
San Francisco. California.
Las personals que han venido de-
.scmpenando este cargo Y que han
recibido los iocumen!Os relatives
de. GobiernO NOrtr Americana. SOL
los sehores Alfredo C~aSturesli. TeO-
dulo r. Beltran y R. P. Denesri, DE-
las ciudadas mencionadas respectl-
vamenta.
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RICIIEY AUTO LIVERY.
TclcfOn0S Crockett 6J73: Nuevo 8.
QUOTAS De $i.JU A $3.50 pUH !iOhA.
SERVINGS con guSto. H2-H)

rjerClcln ClertOS efectCS reflejOs So
bre 81 cerebro. Y presentart muchoS
casOS semejanteS al lie Carnegie.
aunque cn menOr eSral2, para de-
mOStrar mi tcSiS. Va tendra listed
OCCASION de verlO en- cl Medical re-
cord"
MicntraS llega a mis- man0s esa
DEMONSTRATION clentifica de que el
ejerci6 prolOnsado y continue del
idi0ma ing!Gs. produce ana mania &c
ncrOSa en- los h0mDres y les mace
pensar Ell la necesidad de dar una
parte de SUI fortuna para fOmentar
Ia educaci6n Y el prOsreSo del pals.
dOndc la fOrmaron perInitidme ion,
h~eur6patas. desear al que aparece Il
la cabeza de eSa lluStre tropa de ORR
tes, que su vida Sc prrlOngue hasta
mas ALA de u iimiteS naturales, pa
"a Que Siga asOmbranio 4 los ricOS
diScretos 0 las senalcS DE Su inSig-
ne lOcura. NOSOlrOs SahG., que tOda
Obra humana tienc. 81 csta cncamI-
NADIA a benficiar a las repdblicas
mas que a Su autOr. cue ser elaD0-
rada en- los vcricuelOs DE- TN ccre-
bro de anormal funciOHamiento. Vi
van nuestros locos. Y haced vOsotros
10 que os plaZca con vueStroS cuer-
dos.
hTTACHE.
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EENDENOS TN rcQuc1O negorio Ell abarrO-
les, Situad0 ca buen lugar Y cn crlrpleta
acllvldaG cOmerclal. ti@lr rcglStrO y no
hay rrZagOS. Tambi" nm taller de p"iIiUe-
RIA. 'umpue>iu de ! S~illunes. ; csrcJOS. re-
piSaS. relUJ grGnhr Y iOda 81 hcrrlmicIta
nucva. imhOS nr%OriOS -. pIIcden arenGcr
fdcllmentc pOr cSiar cn TN mismO lucar. PO-
ca re9ta. InrormIn: T. PUENTE 4 son. {Gi.
s. Laredo 81. san Antonio. Tex.
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VENTAS.

UPTON & PRICE-733i. f. Houston Street.
Tienen dc primera caIidad. auiom6yileS Sc
gunda man0. que 0Irrcrn IN ab3n0S Il per-
SOnaS Responsibilities. Iirncn una rNiSicncia
dc autos de- iOdaS marca>. TVda riaSr de
Preparedness Srrin de prinrra c,aSr. Pa
81 u yer!OS. U-3)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-19

hibRTtNlnAD-Si Gulerc listed ser arortu-
nddo. ser h0nIbrc De IGNORES, ser aulado
pnr amDOs sryoS. poser Salud rl<lca V men
tai. ser feli2 Y hornhrc de- IN lIbrr urnsa-
mt"nto. rScriblInc hoy mi>mO Y L. rc!ni,lre
TRAITS. dos lbriioS pOr solo luc. para en-
paque Y corr"o. PrOra. j. 4. Tamr7. 1901
PeaSe Aye. Houston. Tex. I3-i1
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ENFERMO

I'm POGO Gelicado de salud Sc en-
cuentra ell senior Agustin Gomez, ha-
oiGntose visto obligado a guardian ca
MA.
Los males que aquejan al senior Go
r,cz cons;stcn en- una fuerte grippa.
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ilpMRRES = muirrrS SIN Irlhain. T." s2.Ol
i 500 pt!rdrH ganaESc Gtariam"nir. ilueS-
ifaS ) Gct2ll"S completes. dIrZ crniavuS.
Sotlh Distributing c Box 3.0. san An;o-
!LC lex 10
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-19

T:NGu IN lot" para mlpnlrIra Residences,
Ell 'IudaG q" MrNiC0 cue d-Sco rcaiiZar a
IN prcrlO rcducidtsimn. - Clmbio dlcho To-
tc lIUr lrrr"nO> Ell san Antonio. lnrUrman
{. II. McMi"hlel. 3S?u Huend Vista 81. T.l@-
TOnu Travis 1921. ulI-lyt
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-19

Sc NENDE buen restaurant, muy
bien situado, frente Il los teatros
"Zaragoza" y "Juarez". $40 ".
Commerce St. l2-2D
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ualn. hrrr yriuin amos. no nH mIr-
r;Jn ,.mn1aor nm r.ntayo rn IIpr.-
,as III. auIirran produrirlr nurvas
uiiIid3drS. FniirnGr ulrr i vo!yirIa
4 h, nrcor;oS. rnharia tempo a <rl<
Names r,IanI,Gfiras. las rualrS rx!-
zen INA rons,rrariGn romp,rta. A
fin H.. uur rllanLn o,ur"a 81 mu"ri,.
nu. pu.dr Sobrryrnir N cua.dui".
jiq--v4 10 tiru.. ,o,I., :.rrnarado pa
"a Il ara viajc-. 80 hal!rn IN bur
nafmarcha laS diyrrSaS jn>,itucio-
ncS lur Ina rrraio.
Los riroS nuaSlrns, ian avaroS Y
misi,rim0S. rnmDaIar.r;in a Car
nryi.. y aIrunos rr.,rIn 1ur no
.~,i.na b~nr,dnros n YER an. uadjc
,n,,..,o 1, -, r,.Iro paro Ios ri,n
-, .,,.i, .,,or,I,, l.. vida son
18Th. ,Iatolr,.. T., famifio l.. Carnn-
rin ...ta formada nor 81 r>po,a Y
IL h;ia MARGARET. rlr.. ril.nla ar-
tua.In"nt" il amos. lI'hn. a'rIna>.
dos -oDrln"S. Thomas MORRISON y
William Coleman IarH'-I". los Ill
io, de 81 herman" Thomas.
para Cornryi,. IN fortuna uIn adj
ruiriG .s nm ronifal n:ihljro del
email -. si'o administrator, 81 iir-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-19

Ia ESPERANZA, s. COncho s. r. ai2. cua-
!ro cuadraS Dlpo Laredo. junlo marql!eta,
lrente jardin Washington. CuartOS solos
"i centaEoS. rainaS por noclc: H.. II y 70
ceniavGS. i. Guido. san Antonio. Tex. i!-i7
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-19

THE HULL LOAN C~O."-JOycria. Casa de
PrestdmOS. PagamOS mcjOrcS preclOS por
GRO. plata Y diamInI"S. CompUsiUraS de re-
lOjes y jOyaS de- lOd1 cld>e. Trabaln "a
raniIZado. 80 W. commerce 81. san An
tonic. Tex. "a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-19
PESuJISAS-

PESUUISAS-
Sc DESEA tener informes del niho Gustavo
QuiHlana, de s amos de edad. hlio de la Sc
nor. Elodia Sanchez. TcnemoS informcs de
que dicha sefIOra fue a%seSinada aguf en-
san Antonio 0 en- sI Jurisdiction, I media
dos del mes de NovicmDre de 1914. Cual-
quier inforIne sObre 81 particular. Sera al
IaInente cstimado. dirigicnJolo Z La PrenSa,
GU! DoloroSa ST., San Antonio. ui-fSl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-19

81 listed no puede venir a Ia orlcina, hs-
BILE por tnlefono, Travis o Nuero No. s4if,
y IN agente de Ia casa Dasara a recoser
suS anUnclos.
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u II 81 PUEBLO no hsy SseaIe de L.
2fEiSA dedlquese listed @ vendeTIs y 10
crocGclsa msgnlfica utlildad. Escrfhanos
/ le darenos nuestcss condolences para
ca sgTGteb.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-19

FlTOLAX-Forlalece 4 los deblles V aliyia
completimenie 4 los cnrermOS de una ma
nera aSOmbrOSa. I-1)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-19

CpMPRE listed el !Almanaque nustrado p.ra
1915 en- Ia Liberia de LOZano: 40c el Glenn
PLAN enylado por correo q cualqulec pate
lie los Estados unIdos.
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AVISOS DE OCCASION
Tari;fa.

No SO admlten menos de qulace palebrs.
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EEG!S TRIO C!t!L.
iiGlri,tIJi:iuS.
NarlnIg'i:tI~.

}i"4la.rno S..,a y H.l H~@"-'o.
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S~0LlCITUDES-

Sc NECESITAN MINEROS-Mlns de Q pies
lie carbon, buen trabajo, nina SEGA, casas
confortableS, Duena aqua y eScuela publica.
No pagamos transporte. Trabaio SECURE.
Tomen cl ferrOcarrll Missouri. Kansas 4
Texas. Independence Mining Company. Phe-
Ion, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-19

81 NECESITA EXPRESS para cue lleyc sns
petacaS a In EStarIGn q L. Gamble sus nue.
DleS, hablcle q RosalcS. Tel. Travis 1896.
NEGESlTO U~r2enirmcnte dincrO mcXirlno
On>IltIrionali-ta. naIo b'Ien nrcr!o. IhlS.
T.. ilumrl. 1913 W.. Commerce. i2-iS
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-19

PROFESSIONALS
DR.. SALOME CARA ALDAPE de Ia Fscultsd
de Mexico; autorizado en- el Estado de Te-
ras: especialista en- Intermediates genito.
urinar!as y cirujfa en- general. Resldencis,
Avenue D 143i- Telefono Travis 1897. or.
Gina, Frost Building, T%elefonos, Nueyo i7y.
Yieio, Travis 3G4.
mr.. FRANCISCO VAZQUEZ GOMEZ.-Ciru-
Si8 general. EspecIalmente Intermediates
De nariz. sarganta Y oiduS. Oricina, 27
Frost Bldg, Houston 81. Y Main Ave. Te-
lefonos: Travis 1886 J 36i4; Nuevo i73.
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Commerce St as ?ia=as Main = Miitar.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-05

Stating that H. C.. iHasemeier on
Sunday afternoon following Miss Lou
lisa Bentlage's death made no refer.
enoe to bill having been received
from a firm at New York threatening
suit unless the: bill was paid, the four
Bentlage brothers testified this after
noon in the MISUNDERSTANDING trial.
Mr. Hasemeier, in his original state
ment told of the conversation on that
Sunday, part Of which was refuted by
the defendants witnesses this after.
noon. = ). , ~
William Bentlage was recalled ! to
the stand first and told his version
Of the conversation. -
Did Chris tell you he had found a
large number Of bills that had not
been paid, asked Mr.. johnson in
cross-examinatton. . -.
mo, he did not say that" sretorted
Will Bentlage. -.
What did he say" asked Mr.. John
son. -. =
He said he had been robbed and he
snatched the postoffice key out of
Henry Bentlage's hand and said, that
will explain things" said Mr.. Bent
lage. s.s -.s.-4 -
= Bentlage testified further that H. C.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-05
Inability to Obtain Senator
Borah as Principal Speak
er Given q Cause for
, Leaders' Action.
OLD LINE IN COMMAND

~ N. q. PouNpaToNE.

Plans for holding IN Richmond q
Axth district Republican rally have,
fkr the time being st least been aban-
doned, L. 8. Bowman. Wayne county
chairman, announced today.
Perhaps later on . district rally in
Richmond will be arranged. but not
until we can secure = particularly we'll
qualified man to be the principal
speaker Of the OCCASION" Mr.. Bowman
vaid.
!. Mr.. Bowman and other party work
ers in the county. particularly desired
to have Senator Borah Of Idaho, Z
presidential possibility and one Of the
leaders Of the progressive wing of the
party. 1t had been arranged to hold
q rally In this city the latter part of
October with Senator Borah ~ the
principal speaker, but when 1t was
hscertainSd that he could not come to
Richmond ct that time the meeting
was called off with the understand
ing that the rally would be held when
senator Borah announced he could
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-05

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-General
Villa has definitely abandoned his at-
tack on Aqua Prieta and ia now mass
ing his campaign with the, view Of at
tacking Mexico City according to q
report to the war department today
from General Funston at Douglas: Ari-
xona. Villas entire force will be moved
first to. Hermosillo, capital Of Sonora,
then either to- Guayams or Mazatalan
on the coast. Villa will direct his at
tack on the. capital from one Of the
coast towns. r.s-
Two thousand Villa troops are now
at7 Naco, Funston reported The re-
mainder. of the army, that attacked
Aqua Prieta is expected there soon.
Villa has informed United States of
ficers that he will stay at Naco' only
long enough to replenish his supplies
and gives his forces a rest. . He will
proceed directly to Hermosillo.
Funston stated that the Carranza
forces have shown no signs Of Evacu-
ating, Aqua Prieta or moving from
there since Villas withdrawal. The
American. commander last stated that
he was certain that there is no danger
Of Villas men jeopardizing American
lives and property. He said, on the
contrary, they had been exceedingly
careful not to do SO.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-05
FOUR. BENTLAGES REFUTE.
HASEMEIER'S TESTIMONY

Hasemeier refused to let them see the
letter written to him by Louise Bent
lage and said they would not be al
lowed to see it until presented in
court. E - 49, r.. -; -. = >.
According to the Bentlage version
of the conversation H. c. Hasemeier
made reference to the large. expendi-
lures OF money by the Bentlage broth
ers. ~-''- -'---e - ----''--c - ----~.~-,'.----
John Hasemeier. who was also pres.
ent Sunday. afternoon, was placed on
the stand in rebuttal: He verified the
story Of H. c. Hasemeier, and said
that his brother asked the Bentlage
brothers to confer. with the rest of the
family before any, action would be
taken. II" s.r > :. II. ~. -.
HI. G. sHasemeiert then took the stand
and denied the statements made by
the, Beptlage brothers regarding the
postoffice key He denied also, that
he told them he had a confession from
Miss Bentlage. -
], During the progress of the trial this
afternoon the court room was packed
to the doors and many persons re-
manned in. the corridors unable to
gain admission.