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Arizona republican., 1915-09-08
ASSOCIATED PRESS D1sPArcHl

CHICAGO. Sept. 7.-Melville Reeves, known as the "skyscraper burglar was ordered held tonight in connec- tiOn with the robbery of the home of Mrs. J. ogden Armour last night. The police declared that Reeves. who was taken into custody. was being held in hiding, answered the description of one of the two men who entered the Armour home and held Mrs. Ar mour and her three maids at bay
Arizona republican., 1915-09-08
Moves to Chihuahua

FL PASO, Sept. The arrival of the first train from Mexico City in ten days brought reports of the re moval of the offices and archives from Torreon to Chihuahua City to- gether with various other movable governmental property.
 It was said General Angeles has returned to Chihuahua where other reports confirm his presence. Villa. it is said. also visited Chihuahua, Sun day. The report of the fall of Sal tilIo reached TorreOn Saturday but created no excitement. The troops at that time were being rushed from Tor reon to ParedOn. Decrees regulating prices for the sale of merchandise and the price of exchange in Villa territory were not enforced, it is said. Juarez railway officers have refused bookings further south than Torreon.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-08
FOR POLITICAL ACTION

influencings congressman for legisla- tion along lines of the resolutions passed by the convention of the Friends of Peace which closed yester- day.
 The ambition of the promoters is to enroll fifteen million names. The or ganiZation will take no action. the leaders declared. with regard to loy- alty to the United States government in case of war with Germany, but the leaders asserted that every member will act according to his own judg- ment in such a case"
Arizona republican., 1915-09-08
VILLA IS DRIVEN FROM
 BORDER BY CARRANZA
 HAS NO PORT OF ENTRY
RIO GRANDE
 IN ARMY'S HANDS

BROWNSVILLE, Sept. T. - It was announced tonight that Major General Funston is to issue or ders placing practically the en- tire Rio Grande country of the Brownsville section in the hands of the United States army. It is understood the army will devote it's efforts permanently to guard the border, leaving the policing of the interior, except when spe- cial troops are needed, to the state and county officers.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-08
ASSOCIATED PRESS D.sPArcHI

CHICAGO. Sept. 7.-Officials of the Friends of Peace met and discussed plans for 9 nationwide organiza ton for political and other action
 The contemplated organization, which is described by the founders as for practical action. but not a poli tical party" will have as its aim, ac- cording to the officials. the freedom of the seas from England's blockade of Germany, the cessation of exporta - tion of war materials by any means;
Arizona republican., 1915-09-08
GERMANS MAKE NEW AIR RAID ON ENGLAND
 AND DROP SOME BOMBS
SAN SALVADOR AND
 GUATEMALA SHAKEN

LA LIRERTA. Salvador. Sept "A strong earthquake occurred at San Salvador and Guatemala. Jutiapa, Guatemala, has been ruined. In the city of San Sal vador no victims were reported In Santa Ana there were few casualties Churches in many village throughout the republic are in ruins. Jutiapa lies forty five miles southeast of Guatemala city, and is the center of the cat tie anG coffee trade district
Arizona republican., 1915-09-08
To Consider Replies

WASHINGTON. Sept. 7.-Secretary Lansing and the Latin American diplo- mats cooperating with him in an effort in reastablishing a constitutional gov ernment in Mexico will meet next week to consider the replies to the appeal to the Mexican factions for a peace conference to formulate the next step in their plan Lansing said the meet ing had not been definitely arranged but would be before September 15. As to what the next step would be in the negotiations was not disclosed
 Carranza has not yet replied to the
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Arizona republican., 1915-09-08
WREATH FOR PEGoUO
[ ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPA'

BELFORT. France. Sept. "A German aeToplane, flying at great height. appeared last evening over Chayannes. an Alsatian village on the old frontier. The aviator dropped a wreath which bore the inscription: To Pegoud. who died like hero. From lis adversary. The noted French aviator. Adolphe Pegoud while making a reconnaissance re- gently near Petite CroiX. was killed bv German aviator whom he had attacked
Arizona republican., 1915-09-08
TWO MORE BODIES
 FOUND IN F-4

HONOLULU. Sept. Two ad- ditional bodies were found in the engine room compartment of the hulk of the. submarine F-4, which was lost outside the Honolulu harbor on March g and which is now in drydock here. The con- dition of the bodies was such that Identification is impossible. Of- ficials in charge of the investiga tion as to the cause of the dis aster said they hoped to have the hull cleared of debris by Thurs day.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-08
G0wz0Ies Warns MexicQus
 Amnesty Expires "Wednesday

MeXicans not making declaration of adhesion to the constitutionalist cause will be considered enemies and severely punished. Sympathizers with the other movements, the decree will provide and merchants who refuse the constitutionalist paper or who specu- late in food stuffs other paper money issued will be treated as enc mics.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-08
Four Killed M Auto Crash
 TV0 Were On Honeymoon

and Mrs. Anderson were recently mar ried and were on their honeymoon.
 They were travelling by automobile to the San Francisco exposition. The approaching train was hidden by d row of trees and a tool house. It appeared the driver killed his en- zine directly on the track in an effort to reverse The car was struck in the middle, hurled against a telegraph pole and the occupants thrown out.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-08
ALL WELL ALONG CANAL
ASSOCIATED PRESS DrsPArcHI

WASHINGTON. Sept. IA cabled report to the war department from the Panama canal zone tonight announced that all is well on the isthmus except the slides which occurred several days ago News of violent earthquakes in Central America caused the depart Inent % ask whether the canal suff- cred. Canal traffic will be resumed in two days.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-08
AGAIN A GRANDFATHER ASSncIArEn pPECS nISPATCHl

WASHINGTON, Sept. :. A son was born to Mrs. Richard Brown Hargraves. second daughter of Will liam J. Bryan The boy is the sev- enth grandchild and the fourth grand son of the former secretary of state.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-08
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIspArcHI

MEXICO CITY, Sept. 7.-General Gonzales tomorrow will make public a decree calling the attention of all Mexicans, and others to the fact that an amnesty decree issued by him on July 18th expires on September 18th. All MeXicans are warned that after that date only foreigners can assume neutrality.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-08
ASSOCIATED PRESS pIsPATCHl

LONDON. Sept. The news that Emperor Nicholas has placed himself at the head of his army which he an nounced by telegram to President Poincare of France and the visit paid by the French commander. General
Arizona republican., 1915-09-08
DETECTIVE TEST|F|ES BEFORE
 MILITIA COURT OF INQUIRY

resentative of President White of the United Mine Workers of America.
 Witnesses at the morning session were Captain Charles Swope, Lieuten- ant John Donovan. Captain Joseph Le- fevre and Thomas Casey.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-08
ASSOCIATED FREES DIsPArcH1

MONTAGUE. Calif.. Sept. IA. Y. Anderson. collector of customs at Astorit. his wife. his mother, Mrs Margaret Anderson and his cousin, Aaron Anderson. also of Astoria, Ore gon. were almost instantly killed when their automobile was struck by a noTthbound oregon express at the Granada crossing of the southern Pa cific. six miles north of here. MT.
Arizona republican., 1915-09-08
DUM bA TELLS
 LANSING ABOUT
 SEIZED LETTER

Austrian Ambassador Lays Before Secretary of State His Explanation of Letter Written to the Vienna Foreign Office
Arizona republican., 1915-09-08

WEATHER TODAY WASHINGTON, D. C., Sept. 7.- For AriZona-Faif.
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22

ton. appointed him general of in
fantry.
Major G eneral Will Won Hohenborn.
according to the announcement, has
been appointed TO succeed General Won
Falkenhayn as Minister OF war
The Emperor. in relieving Lieuten-
ant-General Won Falkenhayn, at his
own request, Of the office of Minister
OF War. sent him the following order:
II agree with your reasons regarding
the appointment of new War Min
lister. and relieve YOU. according to
your wish. from the Office OF Minister
OF State anu War
MY hearty acknowledgment Of your
excellent services IN this important
post l will express by leaving you In
your office OF chief Of general stan of
the Held army. and appointing you a
general of infantry"
Ma1or-Qeneral Won Hohenborn, the
new War Minister. Will remain for tho
present at main headquarters.
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QUITS PROGRESSIVE PARTY
Mccormick Resigns Illinois National
Committee Membership.

SPRINGFIELD. ILL. January 2l-
Medll1 Mccormick, OF Chicago, who, as
a Progressive member OF the Legisla-
t,ife. Recently cast his lot with the Re-
ptiblicans, tU-night announced that he
resigned two months ago the Illinois
National Progressive Committee mem
bershiD, and that Harold Ickes. of Chi
cako, had been elected to succeed him
II resigned from the national COM
mlttee about week before the meet
ing of the executive committee of the
national committee. in Chicago, more
than two months ago" said McCor-
mick.
II was iiiiportuned to retain my mem
bersltip OH the committee. but desired
TO quilt Announcement of my rcsigna-
ton was not made public at the time
Mccormick, who was considered one
of Colonel Hobsevelts strongest sup
poftefs in Illinois, refused to give any
reason for his resignation.
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TO AID BANKS OF THE SOUTH
Rediscount Rates for Atlanta Lowered;
May he Also for Rich ond.

WASHINGTON, January 2l.-The
Federal Reserve Board is taking active
steps to aid banks of the South In re-
firing the $4,000. 900 of emergency cur
rency still outstanding in that section.
The b0nrd to-day lowered the redis-
count rate for the Atlanta Reserve
Blink to per cent on maturities up TO
sixty days and 1-2 per cent on lonse
maturities. Similar reductions prob
ably Will be made within n few days
at the Richmond and Dallas banks
Under the Aldrich -Vreeland act. NIL
emergency currency must be retired by
June 80. when the act itself expires
Much of the prime commercial paper in
the South Is said to be up as security
for emergency currency. BY lowering
redlscount rates, the board hopes TO
Induce Southern member banks, which
also are members of currency associa-
lions, to retire their Aldrich -Vreeland
notes and replace them with Federal
reserve notes.
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WHAT WARRING NATIONS CLAIM
IN THEIR OFFICIAL STATEMENTS

Mlawa we are holding In close con-
tact with the enemy. and efrsrts on
the part OF the Germans to pene-
trate our lines during the past
twenty-four hours have been re-
pulsed. We took by assault the
place called Skcmpe, which was
rapidly evacuated by the enemy.
"On the River Bzura and on the
, River Rawka there have been cam
nonading and heavy rifle firing
along almost all the front Our ar
tillcry was engaged successfully
with that of the enemy, and re-
duccd to silence several German
batteries. Our troops were sue
cessful In repulsing several partial
attacks Of the enemy on this front.
South OF the River Pilica and in
Galicia there has been no fighting.
Only here and there has the sound
Of cannon firing been heard.
I'm Bukowina we captured the
town Of Vorokhta, and we drove
back attachments OF the enemy,
who were endeavoring an offensive
movement in the region OF Nirii-
baba. Here were captured a major,
several other officers and more than
$50 soldiers"
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Uenrrnl- Wen,b.r Con,I,,on.

WASHlNGTON. II. c., January 2i.-
Heavy snow and cold wave warning
and Missouri, heavy snow warnings for
southern Illinois the central and lower
Ohio Valley and cold wave warnings for
Arkansas. Northwestern Louisiana.
Northern ana Western Mississiupi and
Western Tennessee. There were also
SHOWS in the OHIO Valley. the Lake
region ana the Middle Atlantic States.
~ is considerably warmer in Texas.
Elsewhere temperatures have fallen
much below the seasonal average. Fri
day there viii be snow III the lower
Mississippi. upper Mississippi and Ohio
Valleys. Saturday there Will be snow
over northern and central and rain
over southern districts generally east
OF the Mississippi 1t will be warmer
Friday in the South Atlantic States and
VIII continue cold over the northern
portions OF the country Friday and Sat.
uraay Winds along North and Middle
Atlantic coast viii be moderate. north
west and north
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PERKINS GUILTY
Get" Sentence of Three Years for XIII
ing r. W. r. HinmAn,


COLUMBIA, S. C., January FL
George 3. Perkins, OF Boston, was
found guilty of manslaughter by a Jury
in the United States Court here late
to-day for killing +. w. r. IIinman. Of
jacksonville, Fla. on the steamship
Mohawk last November. Judge Smith
Immediately sentenced him to serve
three years I'm the Federal prison at
Atlanta. announcing that he would i'm
pose the maximum penalty for involun-
tarH manslaughter. although there was
no qualification in the jury's findings
Mr IIinman was business manager of
the Florida Times. Union, at Jackson
vile, and president OF the Southern
Newspaper Publishers Associs ton.
Perkins Ia an architect.
Counsel for Perkins ANNOUNCED that
they would sue out writ Of error TO.
morrow. taking the case 70 the United
states Circuit Court Of Appeals. In
case the verdict Ia affirmed there. Il
was intimatod that An appeal prob.
ably would DO made TO the Supreme
Court
Temporary mental arrangement
caused by overdoses Of medicine taken
10 relieve headache was Perkihs's az.
tense.
Tn" tragedy occurred at night or the
coast OF North Carolina.
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German

BERLIN, January 81 (by wire.
less to London).-Tbe following Of
fetal statement was issued at the
War Onice to-day:
In the western theatre OF war
only artillery duels took place yes
terday between the coast and the
Lys. Trenches at Notre Dame de
Lorettc, which we occupied OH the
day before yesterday, were lost
again to-day.
Northeast of Arras the French
repeatedly attacked both sides OF
the high road from Afras to Lille,
but were repulsed. Southwest Of
Berry-au. BAG we took two trenches
from the French and kept them
Notwithstanding their fierce coun-
terattacks.
French attacks Oh our POSITIONS
south OF st. Mihiel were repuised.
Northwest Of Pont-A- NIousson we
succeeded in recapturing the posi-
lions We evacuated three days ago
In that vicinity our troops captured
four cannon and several prisoners.
Fighting still continues for the re-
mainder of the lost trenches.
In the Vosges, northwest OF
Sennheim. battles still proceed.
The situation In East Prussia
remains the same. An unimportant
engagement to the east of LIpno
ended fnvorably for us. One hun
dred prisoners remained in our
hands.
I'm the region west of the Wis
tula, to the northeast Of Borzimcw,
q Nl nj
Russian attack west Of Lopuszno,
which lies to the southwest Of
komskie. was repulsed."
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GERMAN PAPER REFERS
TO FLOODS STATEMENT
Government Has Not Composed with
America Question of Supplying War
Confrnband to Enemies

BERLIN. January 81 tby wireless 10
Sayville, l.. L).-An official communica-
ton given out tonight contains this
article published in the North German
Gazette:
"As reported by way OF London,
Chairman Flood. of Foreign Relations
Committee of the United States House
OF Representatives. referring to mem
orahdum OF the German government at
meeting OF that committee, created
the Impression that Germany had com
posed with America the question OF
supplying war contrahrand to her enc
miss This Is gross mistake
The memorandum quoted by Mr.
Flood only admits that the prevailing
principals of international law do not
ehntle Germany legally to oppose the
, supplying of war materials TO her enc
mics by neutral private persons, the
( united states. being. as was said at the
ciose 10 the memorandum. properly
speaking, entitled TO TO tolerate such
! supplies.
according TO the principles OF in.
ternational law, the United States. ot
! course. likewise is entitled to forbid
all contraband trade with all the bel.
! ligerents by proclaiming a prohibition
OF the expectation Of war material. and
All the more go. as the trade i'm wa,
|
assumed such dimensions as to jeopar.
| die the neutrality. not only of tho
american government, but indeed OF
the American nation.
/ such measure would be the more
appropriate. as England does not ever
permit internationally allowed Amer.
lean trade with Germany, but must nm.
! scrunulously seize all goods destined
for Germany's economic life. the Who'll,
American trade with the belligerents
thus resulting In partial announcement
! to our advcrsaries
/ Furthermore. and this Is fact al
the greatest Importance to us. the sun.
| plying OF our enemies with war mn
icrial viii most surely be cause 10,
the prolongation of the war. IL ia con.
sequehtiy In contradiction of III,
united states repeated expression OF
wishes for an early peace, and tbat
IL would be willing to co-opeh.tc IN,
! that purpose"
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French

PARIS. January 81 t2:45 r. MI
The French War ONCE this after
noon gave out an official report on
the progress OF tho war, which
reads rs follows:
From the sea to the I.yH there
were yesterday artillery exchanges.
From the Lys to the Somme. on the
plateau of Notre Dame de Lorette,
there occurred, the night of Jnnu-
AIRY 1920. the engagement reported
last evening.
ITO the south Of the Sommc and
on the Aisne. there were some nrtil-
lery engagements, In the course of
which we silenced the batteries OF
the enemy.
I'm Champagne, 10 the east OF
Rheims. In the region Of Proshes-
Les Ntarquiscs-M oronvillers, we de-
molished certain German field
works, forced the enemy to evncu-
ate his trenches and brought about
the explosion OF depot of ammu-
milton.
ITO the northwest OF Beausejour
we made progress by taking pos
session by surprise or three Of the
enemy's posts; here we Installed
ourselves. At point to the north
of MassiKes our artillery was sue
cessful over the enemy.
There has been no change In the
ArRonne. To the southeast OF St.
Mihiel, In the forest Of Apremont.
we occupied $50 yards of German
trenches and repulsed a counter
attack. To the northwest OF Poht-
a-Mousson. in the forest of lie Pre-
tire. the enemy succeeded, by vio-
lent counterattack, In reoccupying
about twenty Of the 500 yards Of
trenches taken BY us In recent
days. Generally speaking. we are
holding ourselves securely in this
position.
an the section Of Thanh, the re-
gion OF Silberlach- Hartmann-w Well
erkopf there has been infantry
lighting since the night Of January
1920 We are progressing slowly
over territory presenting great
difficulties"
The following official communica.
ton was issued by the War Office
tonight:
The enemy violently bombarded'
our positions to the north of Notre
Dame de Lorette. then, at 8 o'clock
in the morning, began new attack,
which was soon repulsed.
I'm the Champagne region two
small woods north Of farm at
Beausejour were occupied by US.
The enemy delivered an unsuccess-
full counterattack.
I'm the Argonne the Germans
made strong attack on n salient
Of our line in the neiEhborhood OF
st. Hubert. After a violent bonn
bardment OF our trenches, they be-
gan the attack, but were repulsed
by the fire of our infantry, COM
bined with artillery fire.
Fighting continues in the region
OF HARTMANN w eilerkopf"
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GET RID OF HUMORS
AND AVOID DISEASE

Hnmors IN the blood cause intcrn,,
arrangements that affect the whole
system. ms well as plmpies. bolts ana
other eruptions. They affect all tbr
organs and functions, membranes omI
tissues. and arc directly responslbla
for the readiness with which some peo.
pie contract disease.
For forty years HOODS SarsapariI,;,
mas oeen more successful than any
other medicine In cxDeIlinr humns
ana removing their Inward and ont
ward effects. 1t Is distinguished for
its thoroughness in purifying tn.
blood, which IT enrIches and inyivo-
rates. NO other medicine acts like /,
Tor no other medicine Is like it,
Get HooHs Sarsaparilla to-day. In
slst on having Hoods
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22
To-Day and Tonight
in Richmond

hclicvuc Public School, amateur
theatricnls. "BetWecn tho Acts"
behtht Fresh Air Fund. S.f5 O'clock.
uirhinond Foreign Association, at
"RotheSny," residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. jonathan bryan, 3 o'clock.
Advertisers Club, Chnmbct Of
commerce building. B,30 o'clock.
Ncnuemy-La Verne Company, In
''Ihe Witshing Hour; matinee, 2 1870,
Hijou--irhycc Scott Company, In
"brcwster's Millions" S,30.
Lyfic-pOpulnr vaudeville and
pictures' matinee, =; night, 1880
Sfrnnd-AlI-stnr cast la "T'hc GIL
Of the Golticn West" PHthe News
una comedy Paramount pictures,
continuous performance, IL noon 10
II o'clock.
COiOnial--Kieihe ph0topiay, "Ju-
Illus Caesar" strand war pictures
md c0medyt continuous performs
nnce, II noon to II O'Clock.
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Austrian

VIENNA, January 81 (via Lon
don. 1888 ?. M).-The official state
ment issued to-day says:
The situation is without change
along the entire front. There have
been only local artillery engage
ments."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-01-22

10 obtain final victory 1t is sufficient
that France and her allies know how
to wait for II, and at the same time
prepare for II with inexhaustible
patience
The German Offensive has been
broken; the German defensive will be
broken in its turn
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The Weather

F0rccaatt VirEinln-FnIr I"rIdnyt Sat
urdny snow I'm north nnd wcHt, snow or
rain la southeast.
North Cnrolihh--Fnif Friday: Sntur-
hnH fnln ON the cOnst, rain or snow In
the Interior.
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Russian

PETROGRAD. January 2l.-The
general STAFF OF the Russian army
to-day gave out an official an
nouncement as follows:
There has been no change in
Oriental Prussia In the vicinity OF
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RESIGNS As MINISTER or WAR
General Won Falkenhayu liz succe.des
by Maj-Gcn. wild Won Hohenborn.

BERLIN. January Fl (via London
100 r. M).-The official Norddeutscht
NhRemeinc Heitung announced TO-DAY
that Lieutenant. General Erich Won
raiNehhhyn. who now Ia chief OF tho
n'r.nah general star. has resigned as
munster OF War Emperor William. nm
accepting Won Falkenhayn's re,,pna.
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Airmen Of Allies Drop
Bombs on own Of Essen

ARNHEM, SETHBRLANDs, jan
unry II tvfa London, S,s0 g.. Mia
pashenser arriving to-day from Ger.
many nsserts that allied sirnen yes
ferday threw bombs upon the Town
OF Esaen, Destroying q nuab<p 81
houses. Essen II the home OF the
Hrupp steel works.