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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
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tuTtlTus uOm sIlI

An exodus Of Gunnison folks started
for Wsunita Sunday morning. Some
authorities say that over forty auto
loads went. At any rate the old town
was rather quiet until the crowd got
back. Sitter Bros, the proprietors at
Wsunita set up fine dinner and the
ball game and other smusements were
very entertaining.
1t losks rs through with the advent of
the auto that this beautiful pleasure
Up to this time the distance has been q
powerful factor to overcome, but the
buzz wagon annihilates distance.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
CHAMBER Of COMMERCE
WILL ELECT OFFICERS

A meeting of the Gunnison Chamber
of Commerce is called for the Court
House at eight O'Clock Friday night.
Election of officers is on deck as the
first matter to be settled and then will
come discussion of number of live
subjects, which the business men may
take up. Every citizen who takes an
interest in public affairs will come out
and help to get united action on inpor-
tant boosting ideas
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
nH 9n um NJ
nI uhERIlEIIus
News Champion VIII Fun
ish Seed and Give Prizes
IN q Test Of Cunnison
Lands for Com.

There is much discussion whether
corn can be raised IN Gsnnison county
Following an article some weeks ago in
the News-Chsmpion, number Of
ranchmen have decided TO try an acre
OF SO on upland ground. but it will take e
more than two or three experiments TO
prove anything
Accordingly the News champion has
made arrangements to secure some seed
corn of several early maturing varieties
and expects TO have it here by the end
of next week. June first TO tenth is
plenty early enough to plant at this slti-
tude, for corn must have warm ground
TO sprout well.
We will furnish this corn free to any
boy or girl who has not passed his or
hes seventeenth birthday. A few
square rods is enough for a test Any
boy or girl in the county may compete,
and as for prizes, we offer the follow
ing.
To the boy or girl raising the best
stand of ten stalks of corn lin the coun-
ty this year, and bringing them to the
News Champion office, So and year s
subscription to the News-Chsmpion.
There will also be second prize of
s2 and years subscription, and third
prize Of d and years subscription rs
above.
All you have to do is to write to the
News-Chsmpioh, filling out the attach
cd coupon or come to this Office, shout
June 1st. You can plant as much
ground - desired, but will agree TO de-
liver the ~ stalks in, September.
Some Of our 6est agricultural experts
declare that corn will grow here. 1t is
OoatlnueA a. LoDa ~.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
NICE I. mflsOu ASSUMES
work n nome ECONOMICS

Miss Alice B. Anderson has been ap-
pointed to the place left vacant by Miss
Hennes resignation as teacher of home
economics in the Colorado State Nor
NAL. Miss Anderson is graduate of
the Northern Illinois State Normal
School; she holds a b. S. in Household
Science from the Iowa State Teachers
College, and has had considerable teach
ing experience in the schools of Iowa.
She will take up her work in Gunnison
at the beginning of the summer session
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21

Norma Play the House FRIDAY see
Reception 10 Graduating Friday
following comprise graduating classes
NORMAL Rose Alderman Leola Rose Bates Louisa Buehmn
Elnor Alma
Lssaer
LsAs Lou Z Lsh' Hazel Dell Lone Clara MeHO Gertrude Louisa Nil
ford te
Tuhy May Taylor Mabel eh westgs'e Sylvia Savannah
Artsrun Bates Margaret Crazy Edith Gray
Helen hicks,
Mitchell Ethel Stanley. Monda To~lin Rah Walker Eva Zoelner
SPEAKERS FOR DAY Members the class
selected the Normal School Miss Louise
sauehmsn ssutatory and Essay 'nnunes nature Mr. Muo
oraion, Education for Life" Mis-. Hssr Horace Mann
appear
orson Emor Dixon Glass Poem Eiss In Prophetic Stran Eliza
beth westeate, Last Will and Testament
OPERA: H. S o Of
Of Choral
Gunno the Of ge Rather
s ..f Tsn s,se sr . Ts Ps c are Of , .u. Dr.
Captain Coosn Commanding Pnaoe Mr. H. F Lake. Jr
Ralph Rackstrsw seaman President James Herbert Kelley
Dick Desdeys - Able Seaman -------- Mr. Cedric Williams
Josephine The Captains Charles Freeman
Josephs J.. Hurley
There chorus of tyhve and there will be complete orchestra
play rh Servant the House Parts assigned early in the and
nothing practice will be ackine this
dedy.
Damais sPersonae nd Cast
jaime. Makeshyfte d. Bishop Lancashire Miss Blanche
The Reverend William smythe The Miss Ruth klby
Aunts, The Wears Wife Miss Ieola Bates
Robert
Roger Page Boy Miss Josephine Gum
Mason, May Taylor
of Mr. Damson Miss Rogers for weeks with
through schedule shows the
be
the other Ladies Chorus Boys
Glee Club Mixed Girls Tr Mixed Chorus Ladies and
in
All of addition the
of Fnafore speaks for Department of Music
securing
Bishop Frank Mcconnell address
Bishop Mcconnell the the ddaoy
of the East Denver High School, VII High School
Beginning within Monday
May H. exhibits in Mr.
Of painting
and from models;
fu of bowls candle sdeks
chests desks, bookcases, bsskery. which
very Specimens completed
probably be continued throughout week
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
Edward Bulwe
folows
Stanley
Margaret Landlady H maker Miller
Georgia Hicks Edith Douin Helen
Ella Areburn, Widow Menote Mouia Tomlfn
Stanley
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21

Prof. John c. johnson is back from
Berkeley, Cal. where postgraduate
work has kept him for year. He will
take up his work in the Colorado State
Normal again upon opening of the sum-
mer session.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21

Mrs. Carl Diebold arrived Wednes-
day with her mother, Mrs. Annie M.
Downey, from Alamosa. She will make
a short visit here.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
Normal and High School
Commencement Doings

Sunday
O
'aongs' Of q
9 5
place place
Of Iron 1
of is follows
Schedaie Of Egsnts
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-05-21
smkEsPflafs WuTERs IllE
uVtI N uoanu SENIORS

A group of seniors in the class in
dramatics of the Colorado State Normal
School will give The Servant in the
House." the senior class play, in the
tent, May 2sth.
The other half of the class in dram
peare's winters Tale" inthe assembly
room, saturday, May 22nd at 2:3O D. m.
No admission will be charged and the
public is invited. The program is as
follows:
l. Story of the Play
Miss Thomas
2. Paulina's Intercession for Queen
Hermione
3. The Trial of the Queen
Miss Lasater
4. The Mission of Antigonas to Bo-
hernia
Miss Gum
5. The Wooing of F'lorizel
6. The Elopement of Florizel and
Perdita
Miss Curtis
Z. Autolychus Plays upon the Credu-
lity of the Shepherd and Clown
Autolychus s--------- Miss Curtis
Shepherd --------M Miss Helen Shonyo
Clown ------------- Miss Stone
s. The Arrival of Florizel and Perdita
at the Court of Leontes
Miss tombstone
9. Reading-The Identity Of Perdita
Miss Helen Shonyo
10. The Statue Scene
Leontes ------------- Miss Stone
Polixenes ------------- Miss Gum
Florizel ------------M Miss Lasater
Perdita a------------ Miss Johnstone
Camille o------------ Miss Thomas
Paulins --------- .----- Miss Curtis
Hermione e---------------M Miss Shonyo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-15
Corrcspondrncia especial para La rRENsa.

49,. n - \ 4
Correspondence" :. -,
FL PASO. lcAaS' AS'9.o -
general Hugh scott JeIe ueI ES'duo
Mayor de' EJe',''o
vino a esta cludaH " e opIe'o Ut
de celeDrar uhas co~nleIeact"S 90"
Francisco Villa PEI "i'e'I '''u'
finldamehte ell ii Td'o' N"s'" re-
clDlr nueFas ~uc't u'' W
DIerno dc los E9'''o9 CNiuoS s'ou"
10 manifesto aver !o' 'Ip,:-
tante> de ID r'e''s" quI V'"'''"
4 cA'Ee'l''A'I0'
Il
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-15
Correspondence especial para IL PEENsA

Correspondence especial para La PliLNsA.
BROWNSVILLE, Tex. Agosto y.
Las declaraciones hechas por el ge-
neral Funston Y que do 4 noe Ia
Preasa Asociada. relativamente q que
los disturbios en- Ell Sur del Estado
tiencn 81 origen en- las d~esavcncncias
politicas que sc han ahondado por viz
tud del tempo en- los residences en-
esta ciudad. hasta cl extreme de que
unoS con otroS Sc estan perjUdicaMdo
bajo la forma de ~asaltos Y robos. u
sando las partidas que mcrodcan por
estas ~regioncS, fueron concentrates
acremcn,c en- los c]irculos politicos
Y Socialcs dc Brownsville.
PromiHcntcs personals en- Ia politi-
ca. la banca y ci concrete, sc reu-
nieron aver para tratar Sobrc este
asunto y a~cordaron dirigir VI men
safe d Ia Prcnsa .Asociada. protestant
do p1Olicamcntc por las declaracio-
mes del genera! funston : SoEpTcn-
dicndosc a la vcz dc que tl citado re
neral, d quien Sc considcra como uno
&c los mcjorcs hombrcs del pals, ha-
"a autorizado con 81 nombrc tale.
afirmacioney que no ticnen razon dc
ser y que periudican dc tan grave
mancra 4 los hab,lantes dc csta ciu-
dad.
Fl mcnSaic que sc cnvi6 4 Ia Prem
sd Asociada dice asI: Las declaracio-
mes a~tribuidas d esa ofic;na en- dcS-
pachos dc hoy 4 la Secretaria dc
Guerra Y Marina del general Funs-
ton, son al cfecto dc que las condi-
dc l~atrocinio en- los Condados
dc Cameron c Hidalgo, &c dcbcn d
dcsavcncnciaS polit!cas, careccn alb
solutamentc dc Fundamental. Repre-
scntamoS todas las classes de Green
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Fue tusiIado por orden del general
Gales Ell joven Francisco Voolfolk
La vlctima estaba en- v1speras de c~ontraer matri,
monio en- NogaIes, Sonora

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-15
correspondence especial para La pRLNsa


NOGALES, Arizona, AyoSto iJ.->e
ha rynfirmado ~picnamcnjr ia uoti-
GA del fu>ilamiento Icl ioycn Fran
cisco Voolfolk. hijo dc don Enrique
Voolfolk. Prcfccto del DiStrit0 dc
No-airS. sonora. Fl fuSilamieujo 80
efrctu6 rrrca jc Estaci0u Molina,
p1r ur,len del general PlUjarco Elias
Cal.c,. La uueva ha causaGo una
impression pen0Sa, pucs adcmas dc
GIr Ia victima era muy favorable
mcnjr rstimada. en- 81 fu>ilamirn-
to uo cabc Ia cXplicaci6n de que =
trul0 ic uu mliitar cucmigC. cap
iu,adu en- 81 campo del combat".
IambiGu media Ia circunStaucla
ia que Il joyen Voolfolk estaba pa
"a cuutvasr matrimcnio, y precjea-
m.Dts hahia rcnido dc MaGIalcna
c"u opjcto lie vcr d Su prometida;
aIul e>jaba cuando los carranclstaS
~atataryu las po>lrl0nes de Ia guar
ulcl"D. y habicndo tcuidu noticidS
dc que II hcrmauo. cI tenientc Co.
rcurl Voolfolk habia Sido herldo.
SaIlr al campo III lucha. POGO a po-
90. = solo. fut alcjandosc de Mega
lcS y al fin fuH capturado por los
sHr zen mon - 81 - o. - .s Ysl u H.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-15

prrIaImrut" entire los rrfu=laIos
m~rNlrano> lu" "plnau que mai pur-
den scr lucrtistas los Iu" ham
cruzado cl rio del Iado mcXIca-
no. cuaudo que On aIuel lado dQuI-
nan los rarfaUcI>j1a y no hay on
Tamaulipas un sole hucrtiSta.
LA promc>a d. qu" ayudara al
~rNtrrmiuio dc lo> allados que OPP
ran en- 81 E>tado dc Texas, Ina side
lomaGa com" una bravata del 70
neral carrauci>ja Il quieu rontiuliau
dcscrtandoIc muchoS dc IoS hombrc>
que fi=uraban ell Sus iilaS.
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Ell Marayiuoscu Exito
de un ~prominente
oculista.
Miles dejan de usar espejue-
los. Aqui esta su secreto,
gratis.

Tn prorinente oculista de Ia clu-
dad de Nueva York. "a retlrado des-
pues dc hahc~ anuuulaQ0 = InmeD-
Sa fortuna On q traJamleUto de 7
fermcdadcs de IL vista, dice que {!
reSto de 81 vida sera consagrada I
dar consoles gratis Z tOdCs los que
Sufrau dc u2OlCStlas CT Il vista. 81
opinion Is Ia dc que tOGaS les enter
medadeS de IL vista * pueCen Jurar
en- ell hogan Il Sc usa q proplo rene
do, Y aconSeja 4 CUdOs, ~padeZcan 0 no
de la vista. 4 Quc hagan IN ensayo
con a Sigulence receta. Miles que Ia
han probado han deScartauO por com
pleto SIS espeiuelOs . lenteS. ks real
mente narav,lloSa en- SuS etectos :
es de! CodO iNofensjva, auH en- e. ca
so de IN nino recien nacIdo. he aqul
Ia formula en- question: Eaya = cUa.-
Uuier farmacia. cOmpTc I'LL paquete
dc las paStilIaS DIPLOMA. dlsue!ra
una p~aStilla en- dos OEZas &c aqua IL
bia y lavcse los ojos o esta aqua
tres Q cuatrO wees al liza, Dcr eSpa-
clio &c dos 0 tres minutes cada TeZ.
Para e. lavajc 10 mas ~Convenlente eS
usar una Coplta Appropriate para ei OBJ
~ ~ 'C''STT.' : 'SSI;Ic- - I.r,.f-
r co. 80 rrGrn al maraviIIpso
node curative dc csta preparation.
Muchos g"o su'rlau DC Ca'ar",
ora "aS.a~gT = - ~ -
msrayiifoyas. No = d~esespere micn-
tras ouC Istcd no haya probable C.
Ia receia. r oarSta : pueac { el
m'u'G nv F-C ~ -, ~ - =. %o,.bn r.
H. cTr;l r5InS-e n.,rJ milm0 i
continuau understandable JUS ojoa. Il
abandouo solo pcdra tracr ua result
tado SECURE: a pcrdida &c ~ vista.
Asi Ia paSaLo en- muchoS casos. 81
sa- ojos lie ducien o Sc sienceu rese-
COS como s tuvieSeH arena, 81 Sc
cansan dcspucs dc lccr listed por cier-
to tempo. c " sigao seguro DC que
algo les Dasa = no Gc0e listed de-
Jar pasar ot-o dia sin probar esta re-
cot. Am rrrarfo los c;os 80 ba-
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Sube cl papcl moneda convencio-
nista.

e papel moneda m~aytorenista Q
coDvenciOnista. como tarbien sc lc
nombra aqui, que durante las u!t!-
mas semanas descendi0 notablemeE-
te. hasta cl grado de vcntcrsc :
u0o por Glen, eSta asccadiendo an
tier, pues sc cotiza q razon de dos
: medic por Glen. 0 10 que cS 10
mismo, csc papel ha tenido IN au-
de c;ento cincuenta POI cicH-
70 ' segun los cambistas dc aqui
tieIGc Il aicanzar mayor prccio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-15

Juarez, anunciandoleS que. De a.
cuerdO con cl OfrecimientO que hi
70 al general Hugh Scott. ha CO.
menzado 4 devolver a los comer-
cianteS extranjeros las mercancias
que les fueron cOnfiscadas.
Villa sali0 aver tardc de Chihua-
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Mejoran las condolences en-
CuaymaS.

Los ~paSajeros que lIegaron aver
procedentes de! Sur. manifiestan que
las condolences de vida en- e. puerto
Ge Guaymas han mejorado de una
maHera notable, gracias q las gcs-
tones dc las autoridadcs dc aqCcl
puerto. Hoy sc consigue facilmente
carne 4 razon dc IN peso el kilo,
~si como otros a~rticuloS de primera
uecesidad a precios reiativamcntc
bajoS,
FL, COPRFSpOECAT
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Sc toman acuerdos para defender Ii
plaza en- case dc un ataquc.

Las autU.idadcs DC Ia ciudad ccic-
braron aver una junta que r~cviSti6
gran intercs. Sc tomaron en- ella al
gunoa acuerdOs sobrc Ia mejcr name
IA de mantcner cl ordcn ' la tran
Quilidad en- esta ciudad. en- caso de
que sc p~ertur5asc, como e. muy posi-
Die que pudlcra succdcr.
Entire los proycctos qUe &c prc-ea-
taron q las considcracioHcE dc la jun
ia. csta ci de aur1cn-ar X noiicia To-
cal d fin dc o2t.ul.t. IL cladad du-
rantc las nochcS.
FL ayuntamiento ia ci.ado Il sus
iembros para una session cXtraor-
dinaria que Sc verificara hoy Y en- Ia
cual Sc tomaran los acucrdos que -
estimen c0nvcnicnteS.
Para evitar uu probable ataquc So
brc csta ciudad. sc han cstacionado
algunaS partidas dc soldados en- West
Brownsville, Y en- la pianta dc la luz
electrical y vig!lantcs en- las princi-
palcs casas dc comcrcio dc la local.
dad.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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Tn hijo de Solares da muerte al ma
tabor de su padre.

Tengo noticias de que Samuel Mo
raleS, captain maytorenista que sc
paSo al enemigo deSpues de haber
cauSado Ia muerte al general Juan 6.
Solares, fue. muerto por IN hijo de
dicho general. que sc ~encuentra en-
tilaS del general Plutarco Elias Ca
lies.
Morales lego al campamcnto del
citado general carranciSta y do
cuenta de los hechoS, eStando pre-
sente 81 hijo del general Solares.
Cuando termino su informc, Mora
les fue atacado repentinameutc 3or
e. hijo del general maytorenista '
muerto en- seguida por el mismo.
cue diSparo sobre e. matador de 81
padre cinco tiroS de pistola.
Sc ha sabido que Morales e>taba
de acuerdo con los carrsncistas pa
"a dar muerte al general Acosta, pc
70 que h~abiendole Sido impossible
cumpiir con esa comision. decide
dar muertc Al general Solares, dc
Guicn era Subalteruo.
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Las decIaracionc> Dc Nafarrctc.

Muy comeniadaS han sIdo en- c>ta
ciudad las dccIalaciones que hizo
ci general carraucisla, EmiIiano ?.
N~ararrc3r. acerra del mQHlmrentV re
voluciouario qua ha eStoIIado cit
Texas.
FL hrcho de que lla.a atrlbuido
4 los huertistas 81 citado mo1iInien
TO, liza pro,ocado aqui. entire la gen
re -e..Sa.a alsuna i~HliEga.."1 -
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los vecinos de Browns
vile pOr las apreciaciOnes
del Grail. Funston
Las autoridades de la citada ciudad toman acuer
dos para proteger la plaza de un possible ataque
Ell CORRESPONSAL.

cias Y todas las f~accioncs politicas
locales. y sabemos que csa ascvcra-
ci6n no es cierta. Todas las f]accio-
mes aqui eStan ~cooperando como ciu-
dadanos americanos para restaurar e
orden y obtener protection adecuada
para nuestras familias ' propieda-
dcS."
FL anterior mensaje eSta tirmado
por mas de c]incnenta personas dc
esta localidad.
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Villa dcluFlNC las mcrcancla>
c%Onfi>cadd>.

Francisco Villa j~r.rgraIi@ AYR
d III hrrmauo Hip0iiju y Il Varies
funrlUnarius yIi.!>ja> Ie CIudaI
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-08-15

habia cruzado Ia frontera invOlun-
Jariamente. 10 dejarou Ell libertad,
re,tablcci6ndose aSi el orden que
habia >iio a.terado.
Pue>to e. indio Ell libcrtad. me-
XicaDos y americanoS hiclcr0n un
rortts >a!udo militar y v@oIvieron Il.
.us ~rcspectlvOS pucst0s.
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Eaea p y eag e. Gel ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-05
OBTAINS AN INJUNCTION
Saioonkeepcr in Washington Alleges
Boycott on His Business

Theodore G.. Stoner. owner o1 : Il
restaurant and saloon at 2OG Seventh
strcet southwest. Washington a!icg-
ed in A petition filed yesterday IN the
cupreme Court of the District ci
Colombia that his business mas :9eeh
boycotted as a result Of the strike OF
the brewery workers. and that PICK
cts have been posted in front OF his
place for the purpose Of preventing
patrons from entering.
stoners lawyers asked FOR an m
iunticn to break up the alleged BOY
rotr and Justice Stafford. presiding
in Ciruit Division >. issued Il RUE
.,,r,oh,e Friday. against the
Beer Drivers and Stablemen's Union
No. 234, of the International Unloh
Of United Brewery Workers of -Amer'-
90 the Bottlers Local Union No 2li
r osI Union No. 90 of the lnterla-
,;onol Union Of Steam and Operating
Engineers and Local Union No oS'
If .rbe United brotherhood OF Sta
) tionary Firemen. ;,
stoper alleges the beer ne sells
h,s been declared non-unlon. he
,r,ther alleges that pickets posted
in front OF his place have halted his
cu.+omers with the warning that ne
o,arated 4 "scab' place and that
.scab" or nonunion beer was on sa'e
Ia tells the court that his BUSINESS
has suffered heavily.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-05
ITALY MAY KEEP OUT
King victor's Eleventh;;hour Dee'-
sion Significant

Rome, May 5-The decision OF hihs
Victor Emmanuel and the meihoels
If the ministry not to take part It"
the ceremony Of the unvelhng OF 'he
rar;baldi monument at Quarto SAINT
i:,or. is heine commented upon as a
ston Of very great significance.
Tho nresence of his majesty at the
anveiling had come to be resar"e"
* virtually tantamount to a DEC
,..,tior Of war. Now the change IN
,be Kings plans is regarded as mean
;no that the participation Of Italy III
he European conflict again has been
postponed. a J.,
The hope is being entertained ny
The pacifcists that efforts o' i'a's "a
70 arrange a peaceful solution OF hef
problems may ultimately be success
full. -,
II should be borne in mind that the
character of the celebration at quartz
SAINT Elena is. .eminently anti-Aus'
,riap. The presence of the King
.o,,d only be considered by Austria
as in the nature of an unfriendly act
II seems to be fact that on oat,
arday Prince Won Buelow, the Ger,
man ambassador to Italy was aoi'
70 announce further important con-
aose;ors from Austria. At the same
he said he feared the presence o.
King Victor Emmanuel at Quar'o
sonr, Elena might bring about some
Incident that would render the rur'
ture OF negotiations inevitable 1on
seouently the ministry decided 70
gether with the King not to 20 (
Ouarto SAINT Elena.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-05
THE WOMEN OF WAX.

:: London, May 5.-Premier Asqulth'
addressing a meeting Of a committee
formed to encourage recruiting
among employees in the wholesale and
retail distributing trades Of the coun-
try. Yesterday, said that out OF '9o'oo'
clerks, commercial travellers ana
other workers in these trades 43o'oo"
had joined the army.
Mr.. !Asquith proceeded to point ous
what women have done to release
men for the army. Up to April "a
more than $4,000 women had enrolled
on the war register initiated by the
Board of Trade In one of the largest
engineering works in Newcastle, in
the department devoted to the manu-
factureof shells, he saw three or four
thousand women at work. If that
could be done in an occupation So
far removed from the normal actlvl-
ties of women, it ought to be a far
easier task in other trades.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-05
JAPAN SENDS ULTIM ATUM
China Prepares for Defense OF City
of Pcking

Rome, May 5-Italy's minimum dc'
mands have been transmitted to ber-
lin and Vienna. An answer is en-
pected within four days. The de-
mands were discussed at secret
conference Sunday night at the AUS
trian embassy, in which the Bavarlan.
prussian, and Austrian ministers to
the Vatican. participated,
Picking May 5--Military prepa1a
tions are being made for the defense
of Peking. According to Chinese Off
cials. whose statements have been
corroborated in Gather circles. the
government is making no prcpara~
tions elsewhere THAN at the capital
FOR defense, considering that the
Chinese will be unable 10 oppose the
Japanese should they make an at
tack.
II is asserted in high quarters that
100000 troops have been concentrat!-
ed in the environS of Peking, but with
sufficient ammunition for only-a hriei
resistance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-05-05
THE SEA TERRORS
a German Submarine Base Is Re-
ported Established i'll the
Canary Isles

New York, May '5-That Ger,
man submarine base has been es-
tabtished in the Canary Islands was
the report brought in yesterday by
officers Of the French liner tspagne,
which arrived from Bordeaux with
23S passengers.
Before leaving port this inforn?a-
tion was being spread among the
shipping men at Bordeaux, said The
purser Of the French liner.
"It is said that German submarines
have oeen sighted off Cape tinis-
terre, and it is supposed they will
make that neighbori,ood their hunt
ing grounds.
ave have information that Ger
many has built large underSca boats
which have radips Of 1000 miles
These vessels could reach the Cana
ries and make Use OF y base there.
II they could establish such a base
there they might play havoc with
the Shipping in the coastwiSe lanes
hut a liner Of Il or Is knots is ordl"
nariIv safe from submarine.