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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-21
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IN Serbien geiproben. gs beiBt
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man etipas ausribten tpolle, bob
man Oas l,id)t fonne u1tb oaB man
cesbalb perniinftiger 6aren the.
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re. DeittIdlanb iperoe iiber Ser
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man @eritarflrngen 5ur Stelle ba-
ben Tonne. llno troboen oieier
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atill;itern 5u faiien nno ipeiter sit
fanpfen Wie selagt, man perftebt
eie Gage IN England nod iinnes
niht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-21

Sfn Staat Oflaboma, mo man
befanntlih gerne grperinlente NIT
|Geieben madt, bot man and te;(.
treiie Die Tenlionierung beoiirftiqer
gBlttpen eingefiibrt. Sflabono
Gountp, in Dem oklahoma 9th lieat,
bot fiirslid $4,000 fir Die Benlionie-
rung beoiirftiger @itpen ausaelett.
lleber pieroig @eiude Inn iolde Hens
iionen tuiiroen eingereidt un6 relln-
nno0pan5ig BON oieIen puroen b,-
fpllligt. Die alsgeiesten Yenlioncn
beliefen iih bon bier big 5ll fiinfse6n
Gollars per @ohe. gSir fiird,ter
man miro balb einlebem oaB man
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lihe Soee nidt ourdfiibren fam.
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nod, geraoe in unlerm 2anoe oie
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limo bon elmer sln5abl slrbeiterin-
men Witteiliingen iiber Die Mrbeits-
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niadt, oie idnlerIih ftno. Sir Ell
llsn Sobn bon bier, flint lno aIIer-
bobitens abt Collars per Wohe
miiiien Die Maoden bon moraens
leds llbr Biz abenos baIb aht lthr
arbeiten. @ei oieier i6iueren glrbeit
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den 3iift1noen lit es notiirIih fein
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leidt erreiden fonnen. Serr Cher
riIl befinoet iid nit oieier annabnle
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-21

IN einem sroBen srrtam ltn6 er irrt
anb. ipenn er glaubt, llniere Ne-
giernng meroe iernnls elm 0erartiaes
Berlangen an England ooer leinen
gnnoesgenoifen ssranfrei1 itellen.
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iein.
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Netpton 9offmann Der in 6outb
Mpon, Nen yorf, auf elm Ge-
leile geblinoen, alfgeflinoen ipur-
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gen linn ben einen SUB abgefabren
bottle, bot eingeItanoen, Dob er lid
ielbft an oas @eleile gebunoen babe.
Gr. s. Hreiton, sc. g., bebanoeIt
alle Rranfbeiten. sol ct. Marps Sf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-21


Rad einem 8erid)t aus Berlin ae-
fen be Deiterreidtr sesen sabat
spr. GibIidJ bon Mipani Gaben ber,
id)ie6ene Wefedte itattsefnm6en; eben.
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Jm alien 0ieitn 9Gmpfen iparen 81.
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Mn6 bringen jett ge9en Sumanoru
bar. Sit babrn babei iiber 5ipeitaM.
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.tserten . Strnmita in 8nlgarien be.
lsef I !afttn, IT ni@t beitatist iuoroen,
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-21
anrje l1ebtrli6t.

Die 6eittlden |erbiinoeten
in Gerbien fimpfen iiiblid)
bon 0iipanj, 2neica Mnb 8ose-
bar. Die 8nlsaren babem Sui
tan Sepe nnb Crte i'm Somuf-
Sal genpmmen.
Sir Goiuar6 Carton erflGrt,
oaf nnr Meinungsperidieoen
teiten iiber bic 8alfanpolitif
leinen Naftritt pcranIaft bat-
ten n. BAH ber aries ,iater alien
iimitanbcn bis sn einein ent-
idtioenben Gn6e fprtselett
iuerben miiiie.
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bic sSnltl G1pern an.
0inoenbnrs nimnt Gtel(uu-
gen n6rblidj bOn WsitaM. 0ie
MHiIen sieben angebii4 bis
Stunning Nisa's in 8etrndt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-21
Mns Mcrito.

Wie aus 9tetu Orleans genlcl-
oct miro. lit es garran5a eeInnaer.
bel oortigen 9anfiers cine Mnleibe
non 6ebn Millionen GoIlors 8n mra.
den.
Garran5a nno feline 9ieiiege.
lellldaft iuoren geiteru in 9orreen
itno befudten BON BORT aus Some,
Yolacio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-21

Sr. Gbas. Gillina friiber Elm Ser.
fGnfer Der 5uniebplo S1trniture &c.,
1T lett bei Der sllamo Satrniture Gu..
12t II. 1873 Drain slbe., anseitellt, mo
er ieine alten ssrennbe, iuie bisber,
NIT &ereniigen beoienen tuir0.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
PAPERS PREDICT CLEAN
 SWEEP BRITISH CABINET

suit in the retirement of the former administrative heads and it is indi- eated that things are resumine d more normal trend It has now been de
 dnitely decided that Arthur Balfour will succeed to the post If First Lord of the Admiralty vice Winston Churchill, resigned. With the accession of Belfour, Lord Fisher. who is now directing the affairs of the Admiralty. will resume the post of First Sea Lord from which he is said to have retired because of friction with Churchill. The affairs of the army will be under the direction of Kitchner, as before, as he will be returned to the post of Seere- tary of War in the new Cabinet. II is stated that John Redmand was ten dered seat in the new Ministry but refused.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26

LONDON, May 26.-The American steamer Nebraskan of the Hawaiian American line. Capt. Green, comman- der, homeward bound from Liverpool to the Delaware breakwater in ballast was either torpedoed or struck mine off the south coast of Ireland some time today. according to wireless ad- vices received at Queenstown today The report states that the injuries are apparently not severe and although the hold is filling with water the crew will try to get the vessel to Queenstown The place where the Nebraskan met with the mishap is not great dls- tance from the scene of the l-usltahia disaster and although it has not been determined as to what agency the in- iuries to the American vessel are due it is the opinion of many that the c,arman submarines are responslbie'
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26

AMHERST, May 26.-W With the re- cent developments in the Cabinet sit uation the British press is now freely predicting clean sweep in the govern ment departments. The expected de yelopments are the result of the dis agreements over domestic rather than WAT policies. The resignation of Lord Churchill would. it was thought. clear the atmosphere somewhat, but the later tend to greatly diseonn- tenance that theory as it is since in- dieatea that there i sconsidearhle fre- tion existing among several of the sng- gested appointees which adds eonsid- erably to the belief that an entire new ministry will result.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
FRENCH AEROS DESTROY GERMAN AEROPLANE
 BASE AT ST. QUENTIN

aeros engaged in great raid over the
 German lines today, the attack result
 ing in the complete destruction of ths German aerial station at St. Quentin. .The flyers were enabled to evade the aero guns guarding the station and
 Nond repair The aeros also wrecked u German fuel depot before returning to their own lines The destruction of the aero base will greatly retard the air activities of the Germans as il was
 from that point that late operations
 were directed against the French lines
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
ITALIAN WARSHIP DAMAGED
 IN AORlATIC BATTLE

ATHENS, May 26 Advices received here indicate the severity of the ltaI- ian censorship regarding the military and naval activities, Confirmed re ports received here indicate that the Italians did not emerge unscathed from the great sea engagement with the Austrian fleet in the Adriate yester- day as it has been ascertained that al least one Italian warship was badlH damaged and reached port only with great difficulty.
 eThe above dispatch fully confirms the story of the great Adriatic sea bat He published exclusively in yesterdays Nugget concernine which some doubt was expressed As will be seen the re- port WAS in no sense d canard. ladD
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
ITALIAN WARSHP DAMAGED IN ADRIATlC FIGHT
LORD FISHER ADVOCATES BIG
 RAID BY BIG WARSH|PS

LONDON, May 26-The shakeup in the Cabinet bids fair to develop some startling changes in the governmental conduct of the War as it is seemingly indicated that the more radically in clined are rapidly assuming the leader ship. It is understood that the pri- mary cause of the friction recently de- veloped between the administrative heads and the various officials in active charge of the war operations of the Empire has resulted largely from the inclination of the former to proceed with excessive caution in opposition to the desire of the military and naval of ficers who are inclined to press mat ters with greater vigor. The most pro minent exponent of vigorous action, Lord Fisher, advocates a sweeping raid of the big warships of the fleet against the German ports along the North esq coast and present indications point that he may soon be in a position to carry out his plans.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
WILSON SHOCKED BY
 FOREGOING OF NEBRASKAN

WASHINGTON, May 26.-President Wilson is distinctly shocked at the news that the steamship Nebraskan was injured by a torpedo as indicated in the report of Consul General Skinner, which report has also been confirmed hv the British naval authorities. The President expressed the greatest con cern at the unwarranted act, insisting that there was absolutely no excuse for the attack as the vessel was home bound in ballast flying the American flag and the enemy were thus fully
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26

Tyrol province and have also occupied the Nalleforno Pass on the Carinthia frontier. Severe fighting has occurred along the Frequla. the Austrians de yelopins stubborn resistance. but were finally driven from their positions at the point of the bayonet Fighting in the Carinthia section continued throughout the night and several inn portant towns were occupied by the Italian troops, the Austrian defenders being forced to retreat
 Dispatches to the War Ministry in dieate that the offensive continues with the enemy everywhere retiring Minor operations include the bomhardment of northwest of Trieste So far the Italian forces have continued the advance unchecked hy the enemy and are fehting with extreme dash and spirit
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26

PETROGRAD. May 2G The Austro- German forces have resumed T terri- lie offensive against PrZemNsL the a. tack against the belcagurcd city beius led by General Mackenson, commatlar of the allied Austrian and German ariaies. in person. Dispatches ffo@ tEe Russian Field Headquarters ia3.- cate that the enemy is assaultins the Russian forces with indesefibe fury and are employing considerable artillery. including guns of the heayies: calihre. Bulletins issued by the Wal Office express confidence that the de lending forces will he able to hold oui until the arrival of endorsements which are being rushed to northern Galieia Fighting to the north of Przemysl is described as favorable Id the Russians who have again forced the enemy to retire.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
TRY TO
 DRAW SPAIN INTO
 WORLD CONFLICT

MADRID, May 26.-There are mum erous indications that the allied powers are making every effort to influence the Spanish press to renew the cam paign to persuade the spanish nation that their duty lies in assisting the allies to crush German militarism. The stories of alleged German atrocities are being revived in profusion and the destruction of church property during the German invasion is being held up as an example of tho German disre- gard for Catholicism.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
FURIOUS ATTACK
 0N PRzEMYSL

many thousand men in the Garpathian campaign the larger portion being talk en prisoners. This k said To have an explanation in the fact that the rank and file. despite the efforts of their of feers. are apparently willing 10 sur render at the slightest provocation and almost invariably cease action when eyer their situation becomes moderate l& serious
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
CONSUL DECLARES
 nrapasKAN WAS ToRPE0oEo

WASHINGTON. May 26-A dispatch from consul-General skinner at Lon aon received by the State Department relative to the American steamer Ne braskan today, states that ac- cording to adviees received from the captain there is little doubt that the vase, was injured by torpedo, The message has created a sensation in tbs offiical world as it is looked upon as a certainty that in the event or the Consular report being founded in fact +h. Germans have failed to abide by ,,n,. .xnressed intention of refraining from attack on neutral vessels.
 Promptly on receipt of the report Secretary Bryan ordered a thorough investigation.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26

NEW YORK, May 26.-The Holland American liner Reynal which sailed from this port for Rotterdam yesterday afternoon was rammed by the freight steamer Joseph Cuneo off Nantucket Light this morning and is reported to be in a sinking condition According to the radio reports the vessels came in contact during dense fog which rendered vision impossible. After striking the Reynall the Cuneo i'm
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
ENGLAND ENFoRCES SAFETY
 MEASURES ON SEA COMMERCE

LONDON. May % The Admiralty prohibited all vessels regardless of from leaving British ports unless d full complement of life saving and life boats are carried SD that in he event of the vessel being torpedoed the passengers and crew have q chance to escape. The gov ernment is inclined to place consid- erable faith in the statement of Ger many that warning will in the future be given to all vessels before commit ting them to destruction.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
ITALIANS FORCE AUSTRIANS
 RETIRE FROM SEVERAL T0WnS

Hines in the vicinity of the Mouse fol- lowing the Italian war declaration Il
 flag in the French trenches resulted in
 loud cheering arising from the Ger man trenches followed by cries of Good The war will be over thai much quicker," The incident is gen erally accepted as an indication that the German soldiers are heartily tired of the war and are inclined 10 hail the advent of the Italians as a forrunner of the end
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
REVOLUTIONARY GOVERNMENT
 RESTORING ORDER IN PORTUGAL

LISBON, May 26.-The city is again quiet and all riotng in the smaller inland cities has likewise ceased in dicatng Chagas government has sue ceeding in gaining a still firmer hold on the situation Senor Chagas has announced that he will endeavor to secure a general amnesty for all Por- tugese citizens participating in the r-- volt against his authority except such as are criminally guilty of unlawful acts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
AUSTRIANS SHOOT DOWN
 THEIR OWN AIR SCOUTS

AMSTERDAM. May PA mistake in the identity of an Austrian aeroplane reconnoiterinG in the vicinity of Ger o,tz ve-teraav resulted accordtus German reports. in the destruction Of the aeroplane and two officers of tho
 Austrian military staff who were acting are said to have mistaken the aero for one beloneine to the enemy with the result that the air craft was subjected Ia tremendous fire from the aero guns the machine being brought 10 earth with crash Both avfators were killed hN the fall
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
HOLLAND PROTESTS
 LUSITANIA SINKING

THE HAGUE, May 25-The Neither lands government has addressed d note 10 Germany relative to the sinking of the British steamer Lusitania and pro testing in vigorous terms against the alleged infringement of the information al law involved in the destruction of that vessel.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
STEAMER NEBRASKA |NJURED
 OFF S0uTH IRISH COAST

aware that there was no contraband aboard The President declined to dis euss the future action of the govern ment beyond stating that the Depart ment of State had ordered am investi- gation and will probe the matter to the bottom in an effort to determine the responsibility
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26

men and those without dependents Tine London press is some what divided on the subject. a part claiming that canscriplion is not necessary, the re- maining expressing confidence that kitchner knows what the war de mands.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
GERMANS MINING
GULF OF FINLAND

COPENHAGEN. May 26.-Germa mine planters protected by warships are engaged in mining the waters of the Gulf of Finland. according to in formation received from eoasting veg sels arriving here within the past few days. thus threatening to isolate Pet rosrad from water communication with the rest of the world.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
AUsTRIANS SUSPECT INVASION
 BY WAY OF MONTENEGRO

VIENNA. May 26-The Austrian government suspects that the Italians are planning. if they have not already begun, to land big army in Mon tenegro which will probably follow up The Montenegrin invasion of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
NAVAL ENGAGEMENT OFF
 RUSSIAN PORT OF RENAL

PETROGRAD. May 26 Russian and German torpedo de engaged in slirmish off the port of Reral yesterday afternoon but an information as to the result is be ing withheld by the naval authorities
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
DISCUSSES
 CONSCRIPTlON PLAN

LONDON, May 25 Lord Kitchner today discussed his conscription plan which is in every way conservative and will at first embrace only unmarried
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
HOLLAND AmERICARa LINER
 RAMmED OFF NANTUCKET

ReHnan is now enrout- to this port under convoy of several war ships from the American fleet now engaged in off the coast. Late reports state that the vessel is badly damaged and her arrival here is more OF less problematieal
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
ADMIRALTY SAYS
 NEBRASkAN TORPEDOEO

LONDON. May 26-The British Ad- claims that there is undeni- able evidence that the American steamer Nebraskan was torpedoed.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26

If you do not know what to eat try Picked Pigs feet, Trips. Lamb Tongues OK Lips and Tongues and Sounds at Polets stores.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
INDIAN RULERS WILL
 RAISE MORE TROOPS

BOMBAY, May 25. Three of the most prominent Indian rulers of upper and central India have started a move ment to recruit and equip an addi- tional Indian army to aid the allies in lineent will consist of two hundred thousand men to be recruited from all classes of the Hindu people
 I've Muqae will print Vour static grv -t reasonable 1rrc.~ on shor. notlce.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
CONTINUE
 VICTORIOUS ADVANCE

ROME. May 2G The Italian armies have now occupied the high defiIes in the Grenta River valley in the Austrian
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26

medlately stood by and succeeded in safely transferring the passengers to her own decks. The Cunco herself sui fered considerable damage but is in no danger, the injuries being confined to points above the water line.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26

Strictly fresh eggs $100 per dozen at Prosser's Harness Shop. Phone Black 5.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
CABINET RECONSTRUCTION IN
 BRETON PROGRESSING

LONDON, May 26.-The shifting in the Cabinet no longer threatens to re-
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
GERMAN TROOPS HAIL
 ADVENT OF ITALY

PARIS. May 26 Dispatches from the WAT zone descrihr an incident of un- usual interest occurring on the firing
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26
GREAT LOSSES IN
 CARPATHIAN CAMPAIGN

SOFIA. May 26 Both Austrans and Russians are admittedly losing
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26

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 S2.0o per month
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REYNAlL RETURNING TO N. Y.
 CONVEYED BY WAR SHIPS
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-05-26

NEW YORK. May 2G-Thc liner
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-24
TESS TO ADVOCATE
NATIONAL COLLEGE
IN next CONGRESS

That he will use every influence at
his command to secure the passage
by congress of the bill which bears
his name, authorizing the appropriate
ion of 100000 for the establishment
and organizing of national universi-
ty to be located in Washington, D. c.,
was promised by Congressman S. D.
Fess. in discussion this morning be-
fore the annual meeting of the insti-
tute Of Wayne county teachers at the
Chautauqua.
The university will permit post
graduate courses only, to prevent con-
f1ict with various state universities.
and will provide for a group of inves-
tigators and teachers who will be ex-
perts now employed in the government
service.
Congressman Fess will seek to have
students admitted to the 100000, 900
laboratories in Washington for re-
search work.
The speaker claimed that, begin
ming with George Washington, every
president up to and including Andrew
Jackson, recommended in their an
nual messages to Congress the con-
struction of national university. It
has also been advocated by educators,
secretaries of the interior and various
organizations.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-24
LONGER HIGH SCHOOL
FAILS AS SOLUTION

The proposed six-year course of
high school will not eliminate the
quitting of school by pupils before
they reach high school, according to
Principal F. G. Pickell of the high
school, who delivered an address this
morning on Supervision. of Study
before the Teachers Institute, which
is being held at Chautauqua.
Mr. Pickell contended that there
must be reorganization of the
course of study to enable the student
to feel that he or she is obtaining the
studies desired. At the present time,
this is not true. he said. The schools
were not offering the students what
they thought they ought to have.
The suggested new arrangement for
the high school involves, the speaker
declared, the providing of six years as
an elementary course of study instead
of eight years, which is now in vogue
and a six-year high school course.
Mr.. Pickells address followed a
speech by Congressman Fess on the
proposed national university at Wash.
ington. 4..r
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-08-24

Chautauqua police, has more friends
than any person on the grounds.
Here's a tip to Special Policeman
Campbell: Watch the boys. The
word has been passed around
When everybody in the big tent
turns round and looks at you as YOU
stand up in the rear. the reason might
be that they can't tell in which end
of the tent the lecturer is.
Most persons who make the trip to
the springs after 10 O'Clock have stop
over privileges, it seems.
Patsy SEE:
Some men are business men. Other
men are just in business
Eve are all children trying to put
together the puzzle picture of life"
Even wise man never gets over
being fool to certain extent"