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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-08-02

VEGETABLES, MILK AND EGGS
from our own farm daily. Open night
and day, Merchants Cafe. If
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OCALA OCCURRENCES

X. of P. meet tonight.
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UNCLASSIFIED ADS
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SALE. FOR RENT AND SIM
LIAR LOCAL NEEDS

For Sale-Pledge No. 11347-21 jew
eled Hamilton watch adjusted to five
positions; 2O-year gold filled case;
guaranteed to stand railroad inspec-
ton; S45 value; for $3.50 cash.
Ocala Loan & Pawn Office. 7-27-3t*
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04
ENGLAND BELIEVES KAISER
 WILL ATTEMPT INVASION.

LONDON. Feb. 4.-Advices received from underground sources lead to the belief that the Kaiser contemplates an
 Invasion of England at no distant date and this Is further confirmed by an unusual actively at all German naval bases Secret adyiees state that the German fleet is being placed in a state of preparedness, transports are being stored and every resource Is being strained in preparation for some un- usual event It is believed that the Kaiser will attempt to raid the south coast with a large fleet in an endeavor to draw the war fleet of England from their blockade of the Baltic channels thus permitting the Germans to land a force of men In northern England.
 The scheme is denied by the officials who state that such project cannot but result in disaster to the invading forces The press states that England need have no fears of such invasion.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04
TOURISTS ARE COMING


In order convince public Nome statements there would indeed Alaska o who will the coming the Nugget has taken with certainty the full opinions of those best qualified know probable That the statements published Nugget buncombe, that absolute and efutabe fact that tremendous movement with backing which practically has been started and that without question doubt number of sesee will journey the shores of Alaska the coming aecd by the following facts such data absolutely reliable and such opinions of careful consideration.
 The following the results of the Nuggets investigations The Alaska and Pacific Coast Steamship companies making Southeast Alaska but to Seward Peninsula we'll
 The Alaska Steamship Company has already the Victoria will make special 28 July sailing Nome direct and returning via the inside passage greatly reduced for the round trip
 The Senator will make special trips but will special
 Both companies in addition to extensive maintaining booths and information bureaus the and San Diego Expostions
 All lines Southeastern Alaska points preparing a big travel and already making arrangements handle
 MT Harry Brandt General Agent of the Pacific Coast ship Company that he greatly increased traffic via
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04
RUSSIA AGAIN ENTERS EAST HUNGARY.

PETROGRAD. Feb. 4.-The Russians have again assumed tho offensive In the Carpathians and are again advanc- ing in force entering Hungary from four points and penetrating the North eastern provinces of Zemplin and Ungar Bereg proceeding south and southeast. Tho heavy endorsements have augmented the strength of the columns to such extent that it is not considered that tho harassed forces of Hungary can offer sufficient opposition to stay the progress for some time.
 With the conquest of the Northeast provinces the Russian forces can hardly be dslodSed and a conjunction of the forces of Servians with the Russian forces in Pennsylvania will give the Russians an overwhelming power in eastern Hungary.
 Todays bulletins confirm the re- ported annihilation of a German bat talion near Svidnill Monday
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04

inside passage down the Yukon and outside Nome
 Traffic Manager Zpf o the White Pass predicts unprecedented river travel during the
 E. c. McAliken acting agent the White Pass, who will be remembered old Nomete that the White Pass promises through Nome provided his company make the desired arrangements with the of the S. $. Corwin.
 The agents all steamship companies handling Alaska traffic that will be made whereby tourists will be enabled to stop Nome from 24 50 hours least
 Clark Passenger Agent of the Alaska ship Company with enthusiasm that looks like banner Nome and his company will cooperate with the Nugget boosting the vel o Seward Peninsula"
 Here the evidence that sound eyeheade business who calculate both words only confident that the Nohand will be during the coming but also showing their faith A spending large cruising the offered.
 That the those who will journey Aaskas shores will be people of and jobtc search of days labor goes without and that their visit will he of nmesuabl. benefit to the territory eannot be disputed this their careful this section of Naska territory be position shar, such benefits be derived and fail profit thereby will a least be little the for experience
 Backed by the widely distributed advertising the tansporta companies and the press oi al patenty make the possible of the opportunity thus afforded
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04
FRENCH PREPARING AGAIN MOVE ON MuLHAUSEN.

PARIS. Feb. With the exceptlon Of the German activities near La Basse and the perthes near Chalous quiet Ireigned along the western front yes terday. The Germans are evidently giving their attention entirely to the west. the remainder of their lines being apparant content to await the issue of the western movement
 The French are reported moving a large force of troops In evident an ticipation of renewal of the Alsace movement of which Mulhausen Is the objective.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04
COHORTS OF KAISER
 FORGING ON WARSAW.

BERLIN. Feb. 4.-The augmented German movement on Warsaw pro- ceeds steadily under General von Hin denberg and the vanguard of the Ger man armies is nearing Poland's capitol.
 Several sanguinary engagements have taken place with successful re- pelied to retreat in the face of the de- termined offensive of the Germans
 The capture of several important stratagetic positions along the lines of advance yesterday have given the Ger mans an added strength and the army forges slowly but persistantly forward in spite of the Slav hords The great howitzer batteries cleaning d way through the greatly superior numbers of the Russians. The Russians are concentrated and the great howitzer shells do frightful execution in the densly packed trenches and rifle pits tho Slav troops literally dying by thousands when the massive missiles from the German guns lay open the earth around them.
 The German offensive under General Non Maekensen also continues to steadily forge ahead, farther to the south and yesterday made distinc, gains capturing several important positions. The situation is in every way most encouraging and it is believed that warsaw is destined for the Ger. mans
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04
TURKS AND BRITISH IN
 SkIRMISH: SUEZ CANAL.

CAIRO. Feb. IA light skrmish oc- cured yesterday near Ismalia. along the highest point of the canal zone. the British forces compelling the Turks to beat a hurried retreat The Turks dur ing q heavy sand storm attempted Il surprise but were discovered before being able to act with effort. The shooting of the Turks is described as very bad.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04
BREAD RIOTS GROWING WORSE.

SASSAR1A, Italy. Feb. 1.-The sit uation among the poorer classes grows steadily worse and the bread riots now extend to every part of Italy. The rioters are doing much damage and the sacking Of stores is a frequent occur renee. The authorities in the majority of towns are totally unable to control the hungry mobs who sack and destroy undlsturbed
 Strong attachments of troops have been sent out by tho government in an effort to quell the disturbances,
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04
GERMANS CAPTURE 600 MEN IN ARGONE DISTRICT.

BERLIN, Feb. 4--It is stated to he Germany's intention to ask the United States to uphold her declared neutrality by insisting that the British be not all lowed to molest food cargoes shipped from American ports and intended for the use of German civilians. It is Germany's claim that in acauiescing this discrimination on the part of the British United States is far from dis playing a spirit of fairness toward the German people.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04
SUPPOSED JAPAN SENDING ARMIES TO RUSSIA.

PETROGRAD, Feb. 4--The receipt of hundreds of packing cases via the Trans Siberian Railway having given rise to much speculation, the govern ment today admitted that the cases contained several hundred thousand rifles and over million rounds of ammunition. No hint as to the con- signor was given but it is thought to be from Japan.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04
GERMANY WANTS U. S. TO PROVE NEUTRALITY.

BERLIN. Feb As result of the new German offensive in the western zone. the German forces have inflicted much punishment on the enemy and have stormed and captured trenches over mile long front in the Argonne district. capturing eighteen cannon and six hundred men
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04
ZWlckA HOSTILE AT UNITED STATES.

AMSTERDAM, Feb 4.--The war committee of Zwieka, announces it's refusal to accept any gifts from the United States, forcibly declaring that America's neutrality is hypocritieal.
 The newspapers are denouncing the attitude of America in scathing terms and are exceedingly bitter toward the North American Republic
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04

FRENCH AViATORS ALSO ATTACK METZ.

BERNIE Feb. 4.--Following up their success of yesterday the French Aero corps today raided the great German military stronghold at Metz dropping many bombs on the town and its suburbs
 Several bombs are said to have struck the German military depots do- ing much damage to stored supplies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04
BOER COMMANDER REPORTED SURRENDERED.

CAPE TOWN. Feb. A courier arriving here reported the surrender of St Cole Kemp the commander of the Boer forces
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04
KAISER VERY ACTIVE.

SAYVILLE. Fob. i--Berlin dis patches state that the Kaiser is again active and is rushing back and forth from Poland to France almost daily. Special trains keep the Emperor in constant touch with his generals on both fronts wherever his presence and assistance is needed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04
RUSSIAN AViAroRS DROP BOMBS ON GERMAN TROOP TRAINS.

PETROGRAD, Feb. 4--Russian ayiators succeeded in dropping several bombs on the mobolized reserve trains of the Germans which were waiting at a railway station some fifty miles to the Southwest of Warsaw The bombs were particularly effective and des- troyed several cars killing the inmates
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04
VIENNA STATES RUSSIAN ADVANCE CHECKED.

VIENNA. Feb. 4.-Reports from the east provinces state that the forces of Austria have checked the Russian movement at every point. Several terrific battles have stilled the enemy's advance and many machine guns have been taken together with some thou sand prisoners.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04
TURKS WHIP RUSSIANS IN TRANscAUcASUS.

BERLIN. Feb 4.-Thc Turks still continue to over match the Russians in the Trans Caucasia war zone and have administered a severe blow to the Rus sians thirty-four miles southeast of Baum. A flercely contested battle has been fought during the past few days with great losses to the Russians
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04
Ru SEAMS ABANDON MARCH ON KoENIosRURo.

PETROGRAD. Feb. A bulletin received from the front this afternoon states that the Russian advance on Koenigsburg has been abandoned.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04
slAvS ACTIVE ERE SAVE WARsAW.

PETROGRAD. Feb. 4--Bulletins posted today state that the Czar forces are everywhere on the offensive except in the immediate front of War saw where the Germans are making incessant attacks.
 Tho Warsaw region is again dotted with countless dead
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04
ANOTHER AFRICAN
 REBEL SURRENOERS. S.

PRETORIA, Feb 4.-The south Af- rlcan rebel leader Bezuidenhout has surrendered to the British forces Oyer six hundred of his men also laid down their arms
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04
GE RMANS ARE NOW
 FORWARDING WARSAW.

ROME, Feb. A telegraphic flash received here states that the Germans are throwing shells from their great guns into the outer defenses of War saw
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04

Strictly fresh eggs and poultry at Prossers Harness Shop. Phone Black D
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04

Mail the Nugget to your friends and help advertise Nome.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-02-04

Mail tho Nugget to your friends and help advertise Nome.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-24
ELIAS GALES ESTA..,
yiene de la pigina {.

que tiene Y como no podra hacer
de mas eiementos, resulta que su ST.
tuaci6n es desesperada.
e. senior Maytorena, gobernador
del Estado, march6 con su Estado
Mayor q Ia ciudad de Hermosilio,
donde esta reconcentrando las fuer-
zas que operan en- ell Sur para COM
batir a los carrancistas que al mando
del general Iturbe amenaZan la re-
gi6n del Rio Mayo.
Comunican tambien de Nogales,
que Reynaldo Montoya, pagador ge-
neral de las fuerzas maytorenlstas,
fue fusilado, despues de haber sldo
sentenciado a la pena de muerte por
IN Consejo de Guerra, acusado de
oagar a los soldados o moneda fall
;ificada, guardando para 81 la buena
lue recibia del %gobierno para aslstlr
L las tropas.
FL gobernador Maytorena esta dis
ouesto a obrar energicamente para
alvar ell problema de la circulation
lie moneda falsificada en- ell Estado,
rue tantos perjuicios esta acarreando
a gobierno y al pueblo.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Con IN Sricrto Y brillantc pro-
crama. ccIcbr6 eI p del corrient"
la Soricdad Amigos del PrOgreSo'
Dc Srguin, Texas. cl 1920. Aniv"r-
sario del nacimiento de nu"siro
immortal palricio y B"nomdrito Dc"
las Americas, Iiccuciddo Don Be
nilo Juarez.
4 las cinro DE- la lardo. Y GUAM
do Fl amplio y eIe-ante Salon Soil
ka cStaba ]pl"tdrico de familiaS,
princlpi6 la fiesta con la reception
ic las ninas Y ninos de las Escue-
las Mexicanas. que con sus infan-
tiles Sonrisas. con cl goZo inOcen-
tr Y puro rcfleiado en- suS SEM
blantcs. pusieron dcsde lucgo en- la
patri6tica fiesta una nOta de luz
V de- sana algeria. que nuestra plu-
ma no sabr como descTibir pOrCue
en- cstos momcntos tragicoS porquc
atravicsa nurstra pairia. Ia mOja-
mos a diario en- Ia amarga hIel de
nucstras dcs-rariaS naciOnates, y
los ~conccptos que de ella brotan
tienen los lintcs del horror y de
Ia dcsesperaci6n. Pcro la nifida
blaucura dc csas aLmitas puras
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-24
HermOsO festival patriOticO

lo, dulre~ aceutoS dc sus woes
inrantilrs Y 81 halito dc SUI congo
nifa inorcncia. nos hicieron oIyi-
dar Dor uu momcntO nucstraS ru-
da, Y diaria, ~tarraS. dandono,
fuerzas para rrc0nceniror en- nucs-
fro crrcbro Y en- nuesirO aDatldo
eSpiritu. la grata impression que
cSa fiesta pairidtica, desinteresada
Y noble. cause en- nuestro amino.
FL programme 81 deSarroIld en- to-
das sus parties De la manera mas
corrcrta Y bien arabada. y cada
uuo de sus utimcros fu6 premiado
con una atronadora saliva de aplau-
SOS. muy mercedes por cicrto.
Las scnoritas professors Eva y
Josefina Urby eStuvicrOn muy fe-
lees . i~nspiradas IN las hermosas
poesias que con toda proDiedad
r]ccitarOn.
FL ST. Professor don Diego Cam
pos Y. pronunci6 m magnificc
discourse en- cI que supo adunar las
galanuras del Ieneuaje a la noble
"a de la idea. ii dicho discourse fuC
irrcprochabIe EN- su forma litera,
ria e theological, la manera como
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TUADALAJARA PERMANECE..
Nicnc de Ia pdgina 1.

dad. las fuerzaS de- ChaO no Sc
]ncuentran muy pr6ximas al puer-
o que el Quartet general de di-
Ina iefe villista cOntinua estable-
lido en- Cocos.
Jose Maria Cadena, Obrero me-
icauo. fut muerto a~IeyOsamente
yer en- Clint, donde Sc verificaba
ma fiesta con motive del onOmas-
leo de una garrida muchacha de
1urI punlo. Cadena recibi6 tres
iros de pistola de grueSo cali
re. que le causaron una muerte
Hstanjdnea.
Ell GORRESPONSAL.
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rente q la Independencia... -. $O:75
Los Observation-Disclosures
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Memorials de IN Guerrillero. His
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La Majestad Caida.-Novela hlsto-
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ma , tOmOS. SZ'SO
Historic del Pueblo Mexicano.-So
berbio resumen de historic patrla,
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uOnumentoS, ~Tetratos, etc.-dos TO-
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Historic de Mexico, por FerdIa,
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la Prensa'' entrevista.....

era parcIal. SInO general ell tOuO u
pals. Maxine cuando en- aGuella
region peninsula" exist" 10 c''' :,
llama una verdadera escidNitud Ell
! eI p~roletariado, y cuando Ia revo7-
luci6n. que Sc esfuerza por dar
Hbertades al pueblo, podia saIyar
a aquellOS trabajadOres de los IN
quisitorialeS suplicioS a que los
tieuen suietOS los p~OtenIadOS. Hay,
sin embargo. una cOndici6n espe-
cial en- esOs hOmbreS: no son re-
voIuciOnariOs. no son sOldadOS, no
pueden p%elear; y de ahi que muy
Caril le Ina sidO al general Alvara-
| do jnflicirles serias derrOtaS y ST.
fuarse. como de hechO 10 esta, a
| dos horas de la ciudad de Merida
Mas a pcsar de ESQ, puedo asegural
que la paz Ell aquella peninsula ne
Sc consolidate prOntO, porque co
| uoZro 81 tpZ6n de suS hIjos Y es-
TOW ]conyrncidO de que. mas quo
a Ia revolution con SuS libertadcs
preferiran a los rlcos con suS di-
aaros. Sin embargo, con un poe.
de tempo y algo de eyoIuci6n ma
tural EN- el pueblo, Sc lograra g
miIagro. Y Yuratan enLrara por e
ILL
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y.
p''''"''''' LUZ
mayor fealce Il las aI'aS lucas qu'
r]sarrOII0 eI oradOr.
Para tcrminar el acto, el DIrec-
or de este DlarlO fue cOrteSmen-
q invitadO a que hiCiera uSO de
4 paIabara. a 10 que acccdi6 con
uslo. entire otras coSaS, para dar
As graciaS a la Mesa DIRECTIVE y
.rmaS micmbrOS de la SOciedad
Amigos del ProgrcsO". Dor la
lpnla Y ~pSpprial inyifariGn que Sc
fryirron hacrr}p de antemano pa
, rIa concurrirra 2 csc festival
,afri6tiro.
Guardo formin6 dn hahIar 81 hi
.rrfor de ia Prensa," abord6 Ia
rihuna 81 Sr. d. Salinas de Nc
lueeDcv. Texas. que estuvo muy
pIiz on su D~aroraci6n V fu6 muy
nlaudido ddndosp con csc dis
urso nor i,rmiuado rl festival ct
leo mar, cua nrinriniara I'm ami
oaJo halle me 50 proIOng6 hasta
o, dorn do In porbr,
p,r, trrmiuar cstas notos sobre
+ festival p]afri6fico de Seguin. di-
amos uIp nos lIam6 mucho la A.
nnrj6u y durdamos ACKNOWLEDGMENT
- jmprrsiopados. q In eduraci6n
~. aIli go imDarta = las ninas Y
ri6os mryiranos, tomaron una
,artr my arfiya rn esa fiesta.
djcron jnruuivocas muestras. no
;6lo DE cstar bien penetrados de
ma instruction s6lida Y met6dica.
inc de cstar muv bien educados,
al como debe rntenderse ell voca-
no e~ducaci6n. Gue ps muv diferan-
- do inslrucci6u pormIe 81 Drimn-
- fiaaia , l., crion1, V buenas
nanaras dn cortesia Y urhanidad
, In sarunGa SO rpfiere a los como
.imirnloS que Sc aduuieren Dor
medic del estudio de las ciencias,
No podemoS mcnCs que aplaudir
y~crdadcro palriotismO de los pa
Tres de familia de Scguin, que han
.abjdo proporcionar a u hiios
,crdadcros educadores, asf como la
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RELIGION.

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Los Martires, o el triunfo de Ia ReL-
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nos hage asistir q Ia lucha de dos
generacioues ~contrarias: Ia una arma
d. con los arreos de Ia ferocldad' y
IA otra con simbolo redentor. 5 2.OO
FL Genio del Cristianismo. Esta
obra, como IA anterior, es de las me
iores para los hogares. Ambas eStan
editadas a TODD lujO........ 81 %
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POESIAS.

Poesfas de Antonio Plaza. $50
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NovELAs A 90 CTS. CADA UNA.

e becerro de oro.
E. MILO maldito.
La Iucha por el amor.
Ell manuscritO de mi madre.
Maria, po- Jorge IsaacE.
e. cura De slde&-
Dora.
AZuCslA-
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NoyELAs A IS. CTS. CADA UNA

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.NaIGitOs sean los hombres-
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Las Evas mOdern2s,
Fl novio prestado
La hiia de las flores.
Fl p~urgatorio de las solteraS.
81 Parajso de las mujeres.
81 inferno de los hOmbre%
Viva mi novia!
81 hada de los mares.
Su Maiestad Ell Amor.
Maldito sea el Amor.
La Princeca del DolGg.
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La hija de Venus.
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La Tiuda allegro.
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Liberia de %Ignacio E. Lozano De o7 7z5fA.
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ENSENANZA.

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