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The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
GERMANS C0MPELLED TO WITHDRAW
 AT MARY POINTS IN POLAND

outer Notifications of PrzemYsl have fallen into the hands of the Russians after a long period of desperate assault and artillery action. The report states that over half of the garrison of sixty thousand have been either killed or wounded during the months of fighting
 The attempts of the Austro- German forces to relieve the bcsieGcd city have been of no avail and the reports state that il is but matter of days before the town will be taken. The situation Galicia is reported satisfac- tory. The terrific fighting of the past week along the Carpathians has result ed in the complete check of the at tempted Austrian advance.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
NEW MINISTRY ANNOUNCES
 GREECE REMAIN NEUTRAL

ATHENS, March 12.-The new Greek has issued a proclamation an nouncing n policy of complete neu- trality. After recounting the precar- ious financial condition of the nation owing to the enormous costs entailed through the prosecution of the recent Balkan conflict, the proclamation de- clares that Greece is in no condition to enter into the European war. ilnan- cially of otherwise.
 The declaration is also made that Greece has nothing to gain beyond the possibility of acquiring q section of
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12

WASHINGTON. March F. State officials declare that the investigation of tho sinking of the American barge Wm. T. Frye by the German cruiser Prince Frederick discloses that the ac- ton of the Germans was unjustified although the international laws pre- init the sinking of vessels carrying con- traband. The captain of the vessel Is held to have been over hasty in his action of ordering the immediate sink ing of the vessel.
 It Is officially stated that unless the German government makes an apology
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
GERMANS AGAIN ADVANCING IN POLAND.

BERLIN, March 12 The German land is making steady progress and tha lines now reach over two miles hcica PrzansyZ
 Non Hindenberg is again pressing on the Russians Jeff and has begun an ad- vance of considerable weight south east of Thorn. General Staff bulletins state that many miles of trenches have been lost to the Russians The German aViatorS have infected heavy losses on the defenders of the Ossoweta fortress ses by dropping many bombs
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
THAW SAYS HE WAS NOT
 SANE TIME OF ESCAPE

NEW YORK, March l2.-At the re sumption of the Thaw trial, the de fendant, apparently entirely recovered from the sudden attack of Illness again took the stand in his own behalf testi- flying in a clear and well controlled tone concerning his escape from the Matta- wan asylum. Thaw stated that the long confinement in the asylum and much worry had seriously undermined his mentality and that al the time Of making his escape from the state in stitution he did not believe that he was
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
BATTLE BELOW YPRES
 CONTINUES UNABATEO

PARIS, March l2.-The terrific con test raging along the left from Nieuport to below LaBasse is said 10 eonunhc and has developed into hand to hand fighting of the most ferocioug descrp- ton The Germans are sparing no efforts to retake the ground lost during the past twenty four hours and are sacrificing thousands in the effort to regain the coveted positions The bat tie has ragged continuously through the night.
 The British airnen have seriously hindered the operations of the Germans by destroying the railway functions at Menin and Courtra thereby preventing
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
SUBMARINE ATTEMPTS TORPEDO LINER LAPLAND

LONDON. March PA wireless from the Red Star Liner Lapland en- route to New York, states that q Ger man submarine attempted to torpedo the vessel at point some distance off the Irish coast. The submarine is said to have appeared almost in the path of the liner and would unquestionably
 have succeeded in it's object but for the prompt action of tho officers in altering the course when notice of the subma-
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
FLEET ACTIVE IN
 HUNT.

LONDON, March l2--The British destroyer feet nre again becoming ac- tive in the search for German subma rines in the North Sea. The losses of the last few days have spurred the Admiralty 10 unusual. activity and all possible energy is being lent to the task bf hunting down the submarine rovers.
 officials of the Admiralty state that the allies are again prepared to handle the submarines through having learned much form the earlier raids.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
GERMANS ABANDON OFFENSIVE NEAR sUWALki.

AMSTERDAM March 12.--After failing to break through the Russian lines near Suwallli, the Germans have abandoned the offensive in that direc- tion and are concentrating along the East Prussian border preparatory to starting q new forward movement be- tween Thorn and Aflawa. The German right wing is reported to have moved forward for over a mile in the vaeinity of piotrkow indicating that linden herg is attempting another nanking movement in that direction.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
GERMANS PLAN TO DESTROY TRANS. SIBERIAN RAILROAD.

NEW YORK, March PA London dispatch asserts that it has been dis covered that Germans in China have .-H1ellahen 10 send caravan into the lower Manchuriu for the purpose Of dynamiting the tunnels along the Trans Siberian railroad thereby dcs- troyine the only open high way of the Russians. The report states that the expedition is already on the way and that the Russian Siberian troops are in pursuit
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
LA BASSE SUCCESS CAUSES ENTHUSIASM IN BRITAIN.

LONDON, March I2-The news oi the British successes near La Bass., and Neu- -chapelle has aroused consid- crable enthusiasm in England and tho apathetic attitude of the past two months has changed to one Of general rejoicing The bulletin boards have been besieged by enthusiastic crowds throughout the day.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
INTRODUCES MEMORIAL
 ON LIQUOR QUESTION

Snow of Ruby has introduced mem orial peitioning Congress to allow the hquor question to be settled by ballot at the next territorial election.
 The eight hour bills are the subject of much discussion by the legislators and the general demand for an eight hour day throughout the territory Is apparently receiving due consideration
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
GERMANS COMPILE CHANGE POLAND FRONT
MURDER AMERICAN
 IN MEXICO CITY

WASHINGTON. March l2-Mexican affairs have reached $ crisis as a result of the murder of John McManus a for mer resident of Chicago in Mexico City yesterday.
 Zapatist troops are said to have bro ken into the house in which McManus lived in spite of the fact that the Amer ican flag was flying over the building
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
GERMANY AGREES FRYE SINKING UNWARRANTED.

BERLIN, March 12.-lt is stated that the Berlin government has eoncurred in the opinion of the American govern ment as to the nasty action of the com mander of the German cruiser Prince Frederick. It is also stated that the sinking of the American vessel was un- warranted .,a
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
SNOW INTRODUCES MEMORIAL
 CONCERNING LIQUOR QUESTION

JUNEAU, March l2.-NothinG of i'm portance has transpired in the leeisla tive halls today and the various com mittees are working hard on many measures. IL is said that over twenty bills of various import are under way
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12

upon with open hostility by tho masses Of the Greek people and there is yet q prospect of open revolt against the de- eision of the government. The proposal of the ministry to call special cleo = ton is also received with scant favor being looked upon as merely 8 move to gain time
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12

territory of little value in comparison with the cost of prosecuting a military campaign.
 The necessity of maintaining peace in order to reestablish stable conditions is declared to be the primary reason for the neutral attitude of the government
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
TWELVE GERMAN SUBMARINES
 ARE SUPPOSED TO BE LOST

fered heavily from the depredations of the submarine raids the general senti- ment is that it is costly failure for the Germans
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12

in his right mind
 Answering the question as to his previous sanity he insisted that al ths time of his incarceration he was sane in every way. It is reported that the prisoner and his wife. the former Eve lyn Nesbit have become reconcIled.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12

al the time. The action of the Zapatist is said to have enraged the American and his violent protests resulted in his death. An ominous silence prevails in trouble is imminent
 You get the most and all the very ia test War news in the Nugget
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
TAAW DEFENSE RESTS.

NEW YORK, March i2.-At the con clusion of the testimony of the de- fendant. Thaw's attorneys announced that the defense would rest
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12

the German concentration for renewal of the attempt 10 break through toward Calais.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12

ifines presence was given by the look put. Many American passengers were aboard tho vessel
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
NOTICE.

Don't forget Aolts Sacrifice Sale, Wednesday, Mar. to Saturday March f3. All goods at cost, 10 days only Tel. Main e6 HoLT'S, All Front
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
FLOUR ls ZAP.
GERMAN CAPTAIN
 HELD BLAMEFUL

and offers restitution the United StateS will protest
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
TURKS DEFEAT ATTEMPT
 TO LAND ARMY

CONSTANTfNOPLE. March l2.-An attempts to land an army of twenty thousand British on the northern shore of the Gallopoli Peninsula has been completely frustrated by the Turkish forces. After making several attempts Go secure foothold under the fire of the fleet. the British were driven back to their ships by the Turkish fire TURKISH GOVERNMENT PREPARES TO LEAVE
 NsrANTlNoPLE.
 SOFIA, March T. The Turkish con sulate has been advised that the Tur-
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
RUSSIANS CAPTURE OUTER pEFENsEs PRzEMYsL.

PETROGRAD, March 12.-Galician reports bear the information that the
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12

tish government is prepared to ovlc- luate Constantinople at q moments no tice in the event that the allied fleet forces q passage into the sea of Mar mora. IL is here taken 10 mean thai this preparation on the part Of the Molscm government indicates that the allied fleet is making steady progress in the attack on the Dardanelles and is expected to reach the inner entrance at any time
 
 FLOUR ls crEAp. Bread only 5e. North pss ssksry and Anvil Bakssy.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12
GREEKS HOSTILE TOWARD NEUTRAL STAND.

ATHENS, March 12.-The neutral stand of the new ministry is looked
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-03-12

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Arizona republican., 1915-11-04
JONES LECTURE ON MARD! GRAS AT THE
 CHRISTIAN CHURCH
EysEEZsENEW;; E --

An illustrated lecture will be given this evening at 7:30 o'clock by Rev. Claude C. Jones at the Christian church. corner Fifth avenue and Men roe street. The subject will be the world-famous New Orleans Mardi Gras." Mr. Jones, who has spent many years ill New Orleans will give vivid descriptions of the carnival scenes. Of the maskers on the streets. of the gaycty throughout the entire city. and of the magnificent pageants that delight the eyes of hundreds of thousands each year.
 Pictures of some of the famous streets and houses and cemeteries and of the Mississippi river. down which the king of the carnival steams, will precede the showing of the parades themselves.
 Then will be thrown upon the screen pictures of all the 1915 pa rades. First will come Rex" with twenty cars Illustrating fragments from Song and Story" He will tell of the Hateful vigil of Psyche the Judgment Of Paris, the passing of Arthur. When Rex has told his stories, the audience will be shown King Proteus" and his followers in twenty cars Illustrating stories of famous lovers of the world, and of course they are to see Romeo and Juliet. Then will come King Com us" in q magnificent pageant telling the lore and legends of childhood
 The program will close with a good laugh when King Comus' rides in and tells ;he children the "JustSo Stories or Tales of the How and Why" He tells why the woodpeck CTS head is red. how the hummin@ bird lost it's voice. how the camel got his hump. and some other things worth hearing. This lecture is open @ the public
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04
STATE ID AID
 BLIND INFANTS
Cooperation With Sun shine Society Will Effect Great Change in Lives of Little Ones - Education for Useful Life

Announcement Was made from the governors office yesterday that the state authorities had made arrange . ments to work in conjunction with the charitable organization known as the International Sunshine Society of America taking clarge of educating blind babies of this state. It has long been recognized by those in terested in such matters that if q blind person is to be given an edu- cation which will fit him in a meas ure to earn his own way in life, that the training must begin early in life, and consequently there has come demand for some institution be given this necessary education. Tine state was without facilities for caring for such charges and an ar rangement has now been made whereby the Sunshine society is to take all worthy cases which come from this state and place them in various institutions throughout the country. which are under their care, and give the children a thorough education and training which will make them much more independen; than they would otherwise become.
 The expense will of course be borne by the state. and is one of the most helpful steps which has ever been taken by the common wealth in the matter of caring for some of it's most unfortunate juvenile charges.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04
ADJUSTMENTS
WA WIRELESS" SHOWS
 SECRETS OF THE NAVY

The second days running of thJ big Pathe production Via Wireless" will be shown at the Lamara theater today. This picture drew well yesterday and proved Gaile Kane and Bruce McRae to be stars of first magniture as to abil- ity in the picture play. The story is splendid one in which the secrets of the United States navy are supposed to be sold. The intrigues that gatfer around this episode are enough to give Armstrong and Smith the authors, plenty Of opportunity for sensation. The picture proved to be an excellent fol- lower of the famous "Galloper'' a Gold Rooster play of the week before
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04
HOW THE INSANE
 MAY BE RESTORED

Changing m institution into q community is the way Dr. Mary Netf describes the movement that is being forwarded to restore a normal interest to tie insane. By means of suitable play. occupation, reward and education. pr. Neff believes this can he accomplished.
 That many in Arizona have be- come interested in the great present day problem is evidenced by the fact that in place of the small exhibit originally planned by pr. Neff at the state fair. a larger and more comprehensive exhibit will be given every agency for social welfare in the state being represented by charts There will also be charts from the national eugenic society and from the national committee for provision Of the feeble minded whiie several states will contribute charts and articles by which the in sane and feeble minded have given their own ideas expression.
 The problem of atforGing wise and kind provision for these people, Dr. Neff believes to be one of the great est of the present day In discussing her connection with the work in the east. she told of her association with the New York State Institution for the Insane From there sle was called to Massachusetts by the state board of insanity to supervise six teen institutions in which she es- abolished departments and staffs to carry on similar work to that Of New York
 She discussed enthusiastically the model self-suppOrting colony at Templeton as a most adequate place for the feeble minded.
 Dr. Neff studied the relation be- tween crime and mental defective ness in the Iowa prison and in tha penitentiary found many cases of nigh grade mental effectiveness that would not be obvious to the untIained observer.
 Many of these interesting phases of her psychological study and re search will be brought out in the fair exhibit which will be held under pr. Neff-s supervision
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04
The CoIun1hia

The Roy Clair Musical Comedy company is still continuing sb go big with the lovers of musical shows. and big house turned out last night to see their offering Key and the Hop Head, Roy Clair in the title role gave an impersonation of a dope fiend that was extremely true to life, and the chorus worked hard and delivered the goods in a most pleasing manner. The song hit of the evening was undoubted- ly Hazel Wainwright's rendition of Meath the Sheltering Palms" which she put over the footlights in delight ful way. The bill will continue for the remainder of the week
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04

Vice President Thomas R. Marshall will officially open he Arizona State Fair on November l5. This informa- ton was given out yesterday bv the secretary Of the fair commission after a delegation of the commission had waited upon MT. Ma-shall at his win ter home at ScottsdaIe and conveyed the invitation. On the date of the opening the vice-president and Gov ernor Hunt will be the guests of honor and will occupy prominent box in the grandetand.
 shortly after officiating at the opening of the Eleventh Annual State Fair. Vice President Marshall will leave for Washington to preside over the senate at the short session of which begins early in De cember.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04

in this production which runs through out the week, including Sunday evening and a matinee Saturday. The theater- goers have been lavish in their praise of Ed. Redmond's efforts to present the best stock plays obtainable and stage them in a way that has never been attempted before by a popular priced company.
 The stage settings for officer G6G' are massive and elaborate, the lighting effects alone being revelation while the properties and stage furnishings so essential for d complete production, are carried out in minute detail.
 Margaret Mayo's well known farce
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04
At the Plaza

Today the great Mexican bull fight will be shown at the Plaza or as the Mexican expresses 1.-the gran corrida de toros. The film will feature the famous bull fighters Rodolfo GaOna and Vincente Pastor. The picture was taken Tn Mexico City, and is said to be the only one of it's kind in the United States today. The program will also include the spectacular film, Lost In Mid Ocean" in thfee reels. H. J. Elliott will sing and the melody will be nlu strated by hand-colored slides.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04
At the Coliseum

Professor Zara, the great European illusionist, mas been booked for an en- gagement a the Coliseum starting to- nigFt and --il ~-noor .ro~a f~' +ta next four days. The professor will pre- sent an hours ente. ta--u{cri o. teries and different kinds of magic. According to the press agent the pro- lessor Is no ordinary magician, and has appeared before the crowned heads of Europe. and has been decorated by the king of Italy and the Czar of Russia. He carries several trunkfuls of mys- teriOus paraphenalia.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04

The reserved seats in the grand stand for fair week will be placed on sale at the Busy and Central drug stores at the corner of Washington and Center streets on Friday and continue for a solid week Alternate sections of the grandstand will be handled by each store. Tickets will be on sale for the reservations for an entire week. The daily reserva- tiors will not be placed on sale until the following Friday.
 The state fair commission, in order to protect the public, will not allow more than six seats to be sold to any one party. This is to prevent spectators from buying up blocks of seats for the big days and holding them at a higher figure than the reg Ular rate.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04
MARSHALL WILL
 OPEN THE FAIR
Nice-Prcsidcnt of United States and Governor Hunt to Occupy Honored Positions on Opening Day of Big Fair
WILL SPEAK AT FAIR
 AT NOON FIRST DAY

Nice-President Thomas R. Mar shall will deliver the opening ad- dress at the State Fair on Mon daN November 15. A special speakers stand is to be erected in the center of the grandstand. and at F o'clock the vice-presi- dent will deliver a speech that will be in the nature of d dedi- catory address. and provisions are being made for d big audience on this occasion.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04
Amusu Theater

The first Of the mid week Pathe plays "The Dawn of Freedom" strong dramatic story of the French war by the Balboa company. In the Dawn of Freedom the Pathe American com pany has used more than two thousand actors and good scenic effects. With it will be shown 2 reel of the very latest Pathe current topics of interesting American and European happenings
 \ comedy completes the bill. Childrens souvenir night Friday 6
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04

comedy success. Baby Mine, will be the attraction to follow, commencing Monday evening.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-04
Seven Sisters Arizona Last Time Tod->

Marguerite Clark in Seven Sisters" will be offered at the Arizona tonight for the last time. Miss Clark has, it is safe to say, never appeared to better advantage then in this production.
 The cast has been well selected in cluding such favorites as Madge Evans Dorothea Camden, Georgia F'ursman and Conway Tearle, who all add greatly towards the success Miss Clark has at tained in Seven Sisters"
 The Paramount South American travel pictures will also be shown to- night for the last time with an entire change tomorrow including a double feature bill featuring Ina Claire and Carlyle Blackwell in The Puppet Crown" and the worlds greatest auto races at Sheephead speedway for the Astor cup.
 Elks Thester
 officer 666" is holding merry sway at the Elks theater. The popular Red
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-08-25

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The many friends of Mrs. New
comb Barco of Martel will regret to
learn of her illness. Mrs. Barco was
brought to the hospital yesterday af-
ternoon, her condition being consid-
cred as quite grave.
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