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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
cerman Ambaaaador Walto

PARIS, May 24.-Adyices received here Saturday night state that the German Ambassador had expressed his intention Of remaining in Rome nnti forced to leave He said until the actual declaration of war was adopted. or the clash of arms takes place. there remains the chance that he might do something towards main taining peace.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
ALLIES BEAT
 GAS BOMBS

PARIS. May 24 - Word from the front is that the Allies are using res pirators successfully as remedy for the German gas bombs.
 The fighting along the line In Elan ders and North France is proceeding with great ferceness Great numbers of troops are engaged in the contest, and the Allies are satisfied with the results.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
FOES SAILS FOR THE
 NORTH ON MARiPosA

SEATTLE. May 2t William c. Edes. head of the Alaska railroad en- gineering commission. will sail for Seward tonight on the Mariposa- He ,.ill be accompanied by Jack Dalton. There will be 80 others for the West ward points.
 The passengers for Juneau will be:
 Mrs. NJ. Thompson l.. II. Smith and wife and John Weelov.
 The Mariposa win carry so passen gers for the interior to Skagway.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
JANE ADDAMS
 OFF FOR VIENNA

BERLIN. May 24-Jane Addams, Of Chicago, president or the Women's Peace Congress. recently in session ct The Hague. left today for Vienna to present the peace resolutions to the Austrian government
 Miss Addams informed the press and tue government authorities that Pres, ident Woodrow Wilson is for peace for his own country and for the world
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
AusrRIAN- MINlsrER RESIGNS.

Rome, May 24.--It Is reported here this afternoon that Austrian Foreign Minister 5urian has resigned ana that his resignation was accepted. The reason for the resignation was the critieiem that has been heaped up on him for not preventing italy from entering the war.
 Count Tisza, the Hungarian pre- mierp will probably be hle successor
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
False Report Causes Excltement

ROME, May 24.-Great excitement was caused in the capital Saturday when report was circulated on the streets that Signor Bollati, the Italian Ambassador to Germany while driy. lng in Berlin street, had been as- saulted
 It was learned later that the inci- dent was not so serious as it was thought and that the German police had begun rigid investigation.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
RlJeelA LOsEs BATTLESHlP.

PETROGRAD, May 24.-The Rus sian battleship panteleimon was sunk in the Black sea today.
 Tho Panteleimon is 12.5S2-ton bat tleship. built in 1902. at 8 cost of S5.- 100000; armament four 12-inch, six teen 6-inch, fourteen S-inch and four teen l-inch guns; complement, 6S6 of- fcers and men.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
REUNION OF ALASKA
 ExcURSloNlSTS PLANNED

SEATTLE. May 2f.-A reunion Of the excursionists that made an 5000 mile trip through Alaska in 1913 is be- ing planned by Seth Mann. of san Francisco. who was the personal rep resentative Of the President on the trip. and others.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
AUSTRIA ATTACKS ITALY WITH
 NAVY.

Rome, May 24-Austrian aeropIanes attacked the arsenals at Venice this morning. They were driven away by gunare before they could do material damage, though several bombs were dropped.
 Aeroplanes also attacked the Ital- ian hansars at Jese, and touched sew eral other north coast towns.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
paLayIna ReturnIna ItaIIans

BASEL, Switzerland, May 24.-It is stated here Saturday that every pos slble obstacle is being placed in the way of Italians returning home by German authorities. Italians in that country are being detained under one pretext and another. though none of them have thus far been actually in- termed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
German Retort.

BERLIN, May 2i - Adyices from Constantiuople say that the Russian man-of-war Wiplelermon was sunk in the Black sea yesterday and chat with her destruction there was lost l,fO0 lives.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
Austria To Act on Defensive.

ROME. May 24.-That Austria con templates conducting defensive war on land was demonstrated today when all their troops were reported as having been withdrawn into pre-. viously prepared trenches, where they are awaiting the expected attack of the Italians.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
LABOR LEADER DENIES
 GUILT OF MURDER

TRINIDAD. Col. May 24.- Labor Leader Robert Uhlick. who is on trial for the murder of cowboy during a mine battle near Ludlow testified Sat urday that he took no part in the adray. The defense rested its case Saturday, evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
STATESMEN ARE
 INVITED TO FAIRBANKS

FAIRBANKS. May 2f.-The local commercial Club has extended an in- vitaHon Co Secretary of the Interior Franklin K. Lane and Senators Wes- ley l.. Jones and George E. Chamber lain to spend the summer in Fair. banks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
ONLY FEW AMERICANS
 ARE NOW IN GERMANY

WASHINGTON. May 24.--It is esti- mated that there are now not to eX, coed $50 America citizens, including students. in Germany. Some estimates make the number less than that. Ten days ago the number was estimated at I50O and a month ago, 2,5OO to 5000
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
Mir. LAssEN CONTINUES
 IN CONSTANT ERUPTION

BEDDING. Calif. May 24.-Nir. Las sen continues in eruption. Many tourists are here enroIte there to wit ness it,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
SERBIA TO AID
 ITALY IN WAR

LONDON May 24.-Word was re- ceived here that the reconstructed Ser bian army which has been fully equipped, started it's march toward the Austrian frontier Saturday for the purpose of cooperating with Italy in an invasion of Austria.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
KINe To EIeAr FoR coUNTRY.

Rome, May 24.-King voctor Emar- ueI this afternoon announced that he will go to the front within few days, and that he will give all of his time and ability to the cause Of Italy in tho war
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
AMeUscAoE OF SUBMARINES
 WAITED FOR LUsiTANl

LONDON. May 24.-An Amsterdam newspaper says there were five sub- marines lying in wait for the Lusi. tania
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
SOUTH AMERICA CAN'T
 AFFORD TO FIGHT

NEW YORK. May 24.-Preston Me Goodwin, United States minister to Venezuela. declares that Che European war is indirectly stimulating peace in South America. because the European nations are paving such prices TOT American arms and ammunition that the South American people cannot af ford to buy.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
cHAs. FRoamAN's BODY
 REACHES NEW YORK

NEW YORK. May 24-The body Of Charles Frohman, the New York the atrical manager. who was drowned on the Lusitania. arrived here today
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
DESTROY MUCH
 PROPERTY IN JOHANNESBURG

LONDON May 24.- Johannesburg anttGerman riots resulted in the de struction of Sl,00OOOo worth of prop erty.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
Manv ltallans Return

GENEVA. May 23.-It is estimated that 100000 Italians living in Austria have crossed the border into Italy since war talk became rife.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
AMERICANS EXPORTING
 MUCH STEEL WIRE

WASHINGTON. May 24.-Export Of steel wire products from the United States since May has amounted to 2S.oo0 tons.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
Mill,.rv naked Rallroada

ROME. May 24.-The King satur. day evening signed q decree author izing the military authorities to take fun control of an railroads in the country
 He also signed the act confewing extraordinary military powers upon the government to continue during the war
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
OF GREECE
 IS WoRSE AGAIN

ATHENS. May 24.-The malignant attack Of pleurisy on King Constantine has grown worse, and his condition is regarded as very serious.
 A specialist is being rushed to this place from Berlin to consult with the physicians of the King.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
Canadian ltaIlans 10 Floht.

Canadian Italians TO Fight.
 VANCOUVER, B. G. May 2l.-ltal- ians are mobilizing in this city for the purpose of going to Europe to fight for Italy in the war against Au-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
JAcKLlNe sTocKs.

NEW YORK. May 24.-Alasla Gold closed today at s5 Utah Copper 65' and Ray at 2SH
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
AMERICAN RIFLE FACTORY
 IS BEING GUARDED

WASHINGTON, May 2l.-Addition- al guards have been placed about the Springfield (Mass.) armory as a pre- caution against attack.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
More 8omha TodaY.

More Bombs Ioday' PARIS. May 2f.-Three more bombs were dropped in Paris this afternoon There were none injured.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
GERMANY TO PAY
 NsuTRALs FOR Loss

LONDON May 24 Germany has formed an imperial indemnity com mission whose business it is to look Into and settle claims for neutral- owned property seQuestered in enemy territory occupied by German forces.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24

GERMANY ON ITALIANS
 ROME, May 24-Italy is at war today with Austria Hungary and Germany and diplomatic relations have been severed with Turkey Italy formally declared war on Austria Hungary effective this morning, and already reports of the clash of arms come from the northern iron tier Immediately upon the declaration of war; passports were delivered to Che Austrian ambassador and an or der was issued recalling the Italian ambassador at VI enna
 Germany declared war upon Italy immediately af- ter hearing that the latter country had declared Austria and gave the members of the Italian embassy their passports and recalled her representative in Rome lby telegraph.
 AMBASSADOR CALLED FROM CONsTANTIN0PLE
 Before noon word was received from Constantinople that the Italian ambassador hac departed from that coun try for Rome
 The formal declaration of war between Italy and Turkey will probably be made today It is believed that Turkey will act first basing her action upon the crcu stance that Italy has made war upon her ally ana Iol lowing the precedent set by Germany.
 With the declaration of war between Italy and Fur key Italy will be finally completely lined up with the Al lies in the great war
 ITALY IS NINTH NATION TO JOIN.
 Italy makes the ninth nation to join the war against Germany and Austria On the other hand Turkey early in the war joined the Teutonic allies
 The warning nations, on the side of the Allies now consist of Great Britain and her colonies France, Bel eium Russia Serbia, Montenegro, Portugal Japan and Italy Against them are pitted Germany, Austria Hun gary and Turkey
 GEN CADORNA IN COMMAND; GEN. CAREvA
 SECOND
 Gen Cadorna, cbiefof-staf of the Italian army, has been placed in command of the Italian army Ill the neo and he already is at the front
 Gen. Careva will be second ncommand, and will aid Gen. Cadorna.
 ITALY's FIGHTING STRENGTH MOBILIzED.
 General mobizing orders were issued at Rome early today and the army and navy is in full motion Great patriotic crowds are everywhere and always there are cheers for the army and navy whenever troops or sail ols are glimpsed.
 FIGHTING STARTS ON BORDER.
 Already the fighting on the northern border has be- gn and reports have been received today of several sharp skirnshes.
 The movements of the Italian troops are being kept secret and is not yet known where the large armies will strike first Though it is generally admitted that Italy proposes to carry the war to foreign soil
 GERMANY SAID TO HAVE HELD ITALIANS.
 It was reported here today that the German and Au strian government has prevented 30O0O Italians from leaving the territory of those countries The report has created profound impression, though generally speak ing it is not credited
 ITALY sEIzEs INTERNED VESSELS.
 The Italian government this morning seized 80 Ger man and Austrian vessels that had been lnterner Ill 4 ian ports. They are valued at S2OOOOOOO FRANCES JOSEPH CALLS ITALY AUSTRIA ATTACKS ITALY "TH
 TREAcHERous NAVY 2EmPeror Fran Rome May 24-Austap
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24

AERoPLANEs ATTACK
 PEOPLE OF PARIS
 -S-- PARIS. May 24.- Three bombs were dropped in this city Saturday afternoon by German aeroplanes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
TTAI.Y -sEIZEs INTERNED VESSELS.

The Italian government man and Austrian vessels u ian ports. They are valued
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24
ITALY'S FIGHTING STRENGTH MOBILIzED.

General nobilizng orders were issued at Rome early today and the army and navy is in full motion. Great patriotic crowds are everywhere and always there are cheers for the army and navy whenever troops or sail ors are glimpsed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-05-24

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-04
Plutarco Elias Gales pretende poner sitio a Ia plaza
de NogaIes, Sonora
Los articuos de prinera neceshad sguen sudendo acknowledgements de preco.
ties soEchan en- pago de ss mercaderfas, dnGo no

pas hasta San Cruz, Ell donde es-
tablecera su campamento y Guar
tel General. De eSta mancra, CVl-
tara que los maytOrenistaS Vuel-
van a dOminar haSta las cercanias
de Ia plaza de Aqua Prieta, plaza
Ell donde eStuvo mas de scis mescS
Gales, sitiado por las tropas de
TrLjilIo y Acosta.
FL gobiernO de Sonora. tenlcndo
conocimiento de- los prOp6sitos d"
Gales, orden6 QUE Ia cO!umna de
mil quinientoS yaluiS. Il iaS ordc-
mes de Urbalejo. >alicra para a
campo de- las o~pcraciones. Solo
un dia rsjuvo la reierida rolumna
en- No@ale>. dcscansando. UrDalejo
impedird 81 avanrc de- las fuerZaS
de Gales haria No@alcS Y 81 Nc
rcsario ~. - cnviardn mas tropa>.
pues bien pucdcn ser rrronccntra-
da> iodaS las fuerza> de que di>po-
he Naytorrna. auu cuanio - aban-
done Ia compaNa en- cl Sur del E.
tado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-04
Ru>alia Hernandez cstii
en- chihuahua

Ho,alio Hernandez. irfn i, .a-
:,:c~la> Ni.l.~.aS que op,raG ~ "a
region rarbonircra del E>tado Dr.
C~oaIuiIa. - ~nrueutra cn Santa
Ro>a'ia, Chihuahua, ,l,itaudo d III
rauiIia, que reside en Ia mcncIo-
NADIA ~poh.acion.
HERNANDEZ ">Ia =oLauuo dr una
Iirenc.a de ounce dia, lur It. con
rrdi' Francisco Villa.
La fabrica dc calLado de- Chihuahua
En- vista DE Ia ncr"siiad our
rNj-tc De con>jruir @raudrs cantiia-
de- dc rallado para >urjir Il Ia
trupas de Villa ha di,pur,to Que
- ru>aurhr Ia fabrira lIlr -
cncucutra r,,aDirrlia rn Ia Ger
cana ]pohIaci6u de- Santa Ana Y 50
DE- trabajo a r"nlrnarr> d. opera
rim, lic rarcrrn dc 81.
Los lapajo> uUr - IabriIurn I'll
Ia m"ucionada fdbrira ~'rjn lcndi-
dos al pibiico, jambi@n. dr>pud>
de- haDcr surtido los pedido, de Ia
Pasa a Ia 5a. col. IA.
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Maravillas
con los humanos.
I'm e~specialista ~prominente dice
como miles pueden tirar sus cnstales

He tratado los ojos por mas de
veinticinco amos y creo que mi gran
exito ha sido debido a 10 sencii!o que
es mi tratamiento. Muchos especta-
listas cometen el error de recomen-
dar cristales sin primero tratar dc
curar la enfermedad. Los cristales,
O 10 que es 10 mismo, los lentes espe-
iuelos. solamente alivian; obran como
muletas V las muletas no curan-
He dado a miles la siguiente rcce-
ia V muchos despues de usarla, han
podido descartar sus espejuelos o len
ties sin que jamas tuvieran necesldad
de ellos. al paso que otros los usan
sin que esten perfectamente aJusta-
dos a SUI defecto visual, aun a
do hayan sido prescriptos por un es-
pecialista. 81 listed usa espeJueioS,
TO importa cual sea el defecto visual
que con clio siente correglr, lie aeon
sejamos que prepare Y use esta rece-
Ia, que lie sera de gran beneflclo pa
"a preservar y vigorizar sus olos SIN
causarle dano alguno y que podra
usar en- su misma casa, con muy po-
ca molestia. Aun puede aplisarse a
los ninos con pcrfecta s~egurldad. he
aoli la formula: DIPLOMA D gramoS,
aqua 2 onZas. Cualquier drogulsta
puede prepararsela y no tendra IN
conveniente en- c~onfIrnarle nuestro
aserto de que no contiene 'mgredlen-
ties danosos. He sido llamado por al
gunos de mis- pacientes "un t~rapaJa-
dor maravilloso,' pero en- honor a Ia
verdad debo hacer constar que MI
ayito. Sc debc al uso de remedlos ba-
sados en-, ell sentido comun. No aban-
done IL ojos. Ellos SON mas I'M
portantes que c~ualQuier otro organS
del cuerpo humane y muchos que<fey
estan ciegos .podrian estar goza7do
de su vida 81 hubiesen :ejercido el
debido cuidado. Aqui esta una car
Ia de uno que siguio mi console: De
SEQ cXpresarle mi agradecIniento por
ell beneficio obtenido de su trata-
mlGutO, va TO lclSO IcSSSINau Wy
usar espe.juelos y eStoy SECURE de que
rodo el que s:ga Su tratamiento en-
debida. forma obtendra los mismos
| buenos r~esultados." firmado) L. l..
Xrug.- Esta es una de muchas por
Il mismo cstiIo-y dara a usted una
'dea de los beneficios que reporta
mi formula. Recortela y haga que
| Sc Ia prcparen en seguida. Note ct
resultado esplendido que produce en-
los ojos. FL cansancio despues dc
leer. pronto desaparecera; los par
pados sanguincos c inflamados, ojos
ensangrcntados, lacrimosos, etc, no
tardardn en- ~mejorarsc. Serin de
tai modo yigoriZados. que en- muchos
cases no kabra ncccs!dad de scGuir
usando cspejuclos o lentes. Els YER
laderamente ua descubrimicnto me-
iicinal extraordinario como listed
nismo 10 reconocera dcSpueS dc ha-
oerlo probado. W-Adv.)
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Correspondence especial para IA PREHsA.

Correspondence especial para Ia PRESSA.
NOGALES. AgostO LA plaza
vecina no Serd atacada pOr las trO-
pas carrranciStaS que commando Plu-
tarcO Elias Gales, de acuerdo con
las in~strucciOnes Que do ell senior
Carranza a dicho iefe. pOr cOnductO
de su Secretario particular, Gusta-
vo ESpinoSa MireleS, quien ha esta-
do Ell el cuartel general callista,
Situado Ell La Saureda. durantc
cuatrO dias. conference.-the con 81
jefc de las operaciones On 81 Nor
lie del EstadO de Sonora.
Sc deSiste de atacar Ia plaza
frontera, en- vista de las amcnazas
hechaS Dor el gobierno DC los ESja-
dos Unido>, de atacar a las tro-
pas mexicauas, 81 estaS Sc cmpcHau
ell luchar en- la fronteru. con grave
periuicio de los ~intcrescS he los ha-
bitantes de las pobiaciOneS amcri-
canaS.
Pcro SabrSr Que plutarco Elias
Gales pondra >itio a Ia plaza De
Nogalc>. hacienda ayanzar suS trv-
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correspondence especial para LA PRENsA.

Correspondence especial para LA FRLNSA'
MONTERREY. Julio 3i.-La preu-
81 local, no dice una Sola paiabra
De Ia campana que - csta llevaudo
4 cabo en- las c~ePcaDias de Ia ciudad.
contra las tropas viliistas gu" pre-
teudcn a~cercarse a la capital. Esto,
naturalmentr. - tornado como sin
t0ma dc que Ia >ituaci0n DE- las
fucrzas cdrrdncistas no eS muy Sd
tl~sfactorla, por mas que &C Olga en-
los clrculos oficialcS 10 ccutrario.
Have va mas de Ut mes Que dil~
rlamente 81 crmbatc entire Iramole
y Villa de Santa CatarIna y nunra
ha dlcho Ia prenSa 81 reaultado dc
los comDateS. Los habltante> de
Monterrey creemos que estaran ST.
friendo SraudeS pGrdidaS las tuer2aS
carranclstaS, por cl numero de he
ridos que son traidos contlnuamen-
tc durantc las atlas horas dc Ia no
che q interaadoS en- los differences
| hospitalcs De saDSre que Sc cncueu-
tran establccidos Ell Ia ciudad; pero
eu reaiidad. no sc sabc cuaL aera Ia
situation de las lucrLas c~ontendlcn-
t..
Santos quiere aumentar su> tnerLaS,
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Sc guarda siencio en- Monterrey sobre los combates que Sc IL
bran entire lcamole y Santa Catarina
Jose Santos llama al pueblo para que unentea s fas dezmadas en- los 1hnos combates

Que ten" 81 cargo de- jefc d. las
.op"racionc> cu 81 E>tado de- Nuc,o
Leon. >eglln 81 dice, ha pubIirado
profu,ameutc una "invitari6n ii
pueblo para Que concurra Il IaS of
cinaS dc rccIutamicnto Il cniiStar,e
en- las filas Observation-Disclosures Y
Santos guierr aumcntar >u> fuerzas
en- mil plazas, quinIcutas DE- infau-
terra Y quirjcntas DC cabaIlcria,
pcro mas bicu 80 cree que jrata DC
rcpouer las baja5 que ha sutridO en-
los differences combates on que Ia
tornado partc contra ioS vIl.IstaS CT
81 canon de Santa Catarlna.
Santos llama al pueblo d engro-
Sar >us filas, para "combatir al Vi
llismo que tau dura. impresiones
dci6 en- esta ciudad. Is curioso que
di-a ESQ Santos. quicn dej6 tan pc
siinas impresioucs como los Wills
las. cuando abauIouG csta cludaJ
junto con las Iropas dc Antonio |.
Nillarcai. Santos. on un arranque
de coraiic, orden6 Ia DESTRUCTION De
IA cstaci6n Union, magnlIico ediIi-.
ciu que hacia honor 4 eSta cludad '
que era CONSIDERABLE como un" de
los mei"res lie III induic EN- 81 pals.
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. L.
coh el onjeSo' u'ceSe' Ne plo~ "
retLEala De las iuerZh" POI
los 8aGo AS2
Id" l"e'"aS c"''"''Vis'"' 4"e
fahtc cerc' ue cu"''o "teses o0|pD
ron II plaza Sonore''sc ue N"'"!o"
nan fe5uc!'o "o"fuo'"r Gi'HI p''%"
0 e oojetO ue Il " co""o"'l " l."
coiuhi!la dc H"H'o!a' que @'a''@" 81,
"'e o~u''"'"". i'"'Oe
C.r,,s.o
p. r..,.r:, .ooJr5 ana
l..J.,.. /, ..,;..l Jol Est.do =.
6sta puedc ser. cntonces, tomada IA
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T@rorarril que - cnruutraDan ell .us
patio> dc Ia> cSDarionc> dc Ia cid
dad. a>i como eli lbs talicncs i" 10
f~crrocarrilr,.
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Sc sacan los trapitUS ~ Soi
Los DIRECTORIES de- Ius LrriULlLp
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Pasa Ia ga. col. ga.
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Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-17
Measure IS Drafted by BIuefieIdI
Citizen to Stop Abuses Of 4
Delinquent TaxSLaWs.

HhuEHIEID, Jan IS One OF the
best SUGGESTIONS offered for a
means TO stop the abuses that have
<foMn up under the present delin-
queut tax law Is the draft Of q meas
IRE BY q Bluehelt citizen, which ties
The lafnd-grabber outside with a ven
Seance. One feature that no other
s,lgeestiou carries IL that which pre-:
vents the buyers Of delinquent land
from getting something for nothing.
u also enables q person who owns q
small home and becomes too Door to
my the taxes ON II to realize some.
thing from the sale even II 1t Is sold
fcr taxes. II contains provisions Of
fea1 met1t, and we give It below and
1ny5teIa careful reading and study OF
the IDEAS dt contains II ia as fol-
An act to amend chapter 81 Of 1905
code Of West Virginia, sale and deed
Ing Of real estate for taxes.
but before any real estate Is -deed-
"a, the sheriff or deputy shall use
one diligence TO make known the fact
q such sale to the owner thereof.
This shall be done by reading COPY OF
ecrdptton from deed TO such own
NJ ind requiring him to sign blanks
provided Tor such service, showing
8eyond doubt that he knows OF such
Faie This shall be done three sep
hrate times, IL necessary, towtt: Be
lore the frst Monday In September,
October and November, respectively.
For each service the owner shall be
oe6esSed q minimum charge az IS for