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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27
&riegs= Gt9nolOgie.

Ginem ldneeren, iuterefanten Dor.
TRACE iber bic an benz 3riege b.tei,
Iisten 80lter, Den Yrof. !2orpib,
friiber BON Der uniperftGt Qonoon,
tir3Ii9 in Tep gort belt. 1T fol.
senber @usaus entnOmmsn:
Die 8Olier, Die auf benz euro,
pdii6en 3riegsidaupIaB mitipielen,
iino, mil Iusnubme Der rngarn uno
Sirten, neripanbt in @ebliit uno
3unee. Homanen, @ermanen uno
Slapeu letten fid idmtli9 BON inoos
germaniiden llrpolt Der, oas i'm
StsinseitaIter in SippenperbGnoe Den
unter !Serbenfiriten iber bos @rass
uno Steppenlnnb r0rbli9 pom
SdparSen Weer. Der 3oipif6sn uno
llralsSse, tpie Die biblifden Yatriors
denitdmme ~eetpanoert fetn mag. gu
Roms So6terpOltern, ben neulateis
niiden S6ipeitern, eeb0ren Strange
len. Staliener, Spunier, portusiefen
uno HumGnen. &ein Wunoer, oa5 bic
rumGnii9sn @oltstIofen auf Ssiten
Srantreids fino. Die Sprahe 1T Der
Spieeel Der SeeIe. Stanoindpier uno
Die srloidensn 9otben beiBen Oftgers
manen in Der @elebrtenipelt. 3u oen
@eftsermunen ssb0ren auBer uns
Osuti9en bic Rieberosuti6en, olio
Gnsldnoer, 9oldnosr unb 6rieIen.
gu ben 9ondnbern fnb 5lGmen unp
8uren gu rehnen. 8elgien lit tsine
Rafeneinbeit, Ionoern cine RaFens
miiduns: Die WnQonen iino romoniid
unb bic SlGmsn niebsrbeuti6.
Oas pornebmIte Slapenpolt fino bi,
Rufen; bic fprahperipdnbten Rltbes
men in Der lltrdne unb 8utotpina OH.
fdbtg. gu Den @eitildpen esboren go,
len, Sfde9en unb Sloipoten Wprb'
llngorn. gu Den Siibilapen Die Ger
ben, Slopenen (8drnten uno 3rain)
unb 8ulsaren. Nud in &roatien,
8osnien uno Monteneero pirb fer,
bid geipru6en, bod Ole 8ronten bes
tennen fid nidt pie Die Serbeu CUR
ortboooren, fonoern CUR rDmiih= tatb.
Stride. Die 8ulgaren iinb oen Sirs
fen blutsperpunot, nobmen aber fla
pii9e Spra9e unb Sitten on, OILS tie
in 6riitiiaen 3eiten Ing 0onouIarS
einriidten. Die ungarn 9eb5reE 5um
finniihen 8~Dlferitomm."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27
Ginga6e IN Senti6lano Iebenoer Sta
lieaer an Sen Eapit.
@Itten @eneoift, Gent
denim 6ein0eslono
5u beIfen.

II 9ofurnent. oas
filr elpige 3eiten
0os 2ellfmal
oelltifer Mtenid=
lihfeit ult0 bent
iher Site blei-
ben miro. baben
"a Staliener. Die
in einent bent
i6en Srte, noni-
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27
- 80 far % Gents.

1r. Sings 9telv @iie @ias werbcn
IN qrr n%erfortteu JIdiden geIie.
iert uno entbolten 36 it6erudertc
metre 4laen fir Pc. Cine lolAe
piae mil eitem t3Ios Woiier Dor
Dem ShIoIenqcbcu 1T Die Gurd-
ih~nittsooii5. 2eidt nno mgenebul
3l nebnen, mirfiost mo poiiitiD III
GrioI1. bi0ig un6 ibnrinm i'm Sc.
braud. Grh0ltet bette eiue Gfoide
nehmt beute ol5en0 cine Rife un0
Die StihtDeritopiuna miro Wforqeu
frilb oorIber iein. IS fir % Gents,
in oaen 4poibefeu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27
Nuspite &iftorla.

3lm ShluB brahte or Elm BON Den
Ylnpelenbeu brouluIo aiifgenonme.
mes sod ulf Gas a%aiierpnur ans.
9tod Dem 0eItmabl murocl Ole AuS.
Acknowledgment III ods non Den sod
ncrldGl Grbcn Der Staot qroBher6ig
sur &criiiQuIa geitellte Scrpunoe.
ten erholungsheim gebrad)t.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27

Die ruiliihen @encrdle liuo III
Gle. ooB tie ioeor Die @inilter
i%lberrennert. Die Wtiniiter gebeu.
ober Die @enerdle lau Ell.
- llugeidbr $500. 000, 900 weroen
om I. Oftober fir &rieeSIieicruuect
follie. llnierc R%eiitroIitot in 3obleu
Qusqe0riidtl
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27

@opIt geIonot. Sdon Dor lalleercr
,3eit crboben Die Stolicner GiiIprilh
bel DEM .Gorrier bella Sero" aeQcn
Die 9iigenmetoutgen. Die or ilberG cent
ihe uno 0ertihlono perbrcitcte, oa
oas 9latt obcr feline Ncti5 oapon
uobm, 10 bcidloIlcn bic SStalicncr
Ilf S,crlt OH Die Regicrrmg 81 men
zen, 5ogen eS obcr idlieBlif) por.
Dem Yoplt ous S6reiben 81 ienocn.
Ger 8orttout oieieS 9ofuments.
0os lpebl crit nnh bcm &riege ENC
hiItoriide 8eoeutunq bcfommen miro,
lnl;tct, ME Der v@for5beimer @n5ei
ger" mel0et:
Ser 4pbeIl an Sen 0oplt
An ieine 9eiligfeit Gapit 9eneoctto
Den 6iinI5ebntcn.
SStoliener, Die nod in GROCER 9tn-
SobI IN Oeutiflano pobnel, lpa9Cn
cs, lid, an Cure 0eiligfeit 81 men0en,
Inn Glter meiieS &ort in oieien bob
erfiiaten 3eitcn gu erflcben.
&Sir leben ullgeitort inmitten Die
les Bottles ulo fabren fort, Die brit
bcrlife 8ebanolung 81 genieBetL NIT
Scr es ms Dor DEM ariege m1fgcnonl,
men hnt. @os fiir Elm @cgcrlot 5n
Ser 9~ebonolung. melhc Sic nnberen
@0lfcr Sen 9e1tiden otgeociben Ioi-
fen!
&on RuBlono fonmcn gtod)rihten
Sic uniere Ser5elt 5erreiBen. Die
Geutihen, bic BORT ieit Sobr5ebntcn
oniGiiig itno, per0en ipegaeioqt unb
ihrer Sobe bermibt: @reiie, 6rolen
uno &inoer miliien Icioen ulo cIen0
1mfommer. Nudl in unierem Sta
lien mer0en ie0eutihen oerfolat BON
einem Sob, Ger ourh sic 2iigenpreiie
qeIdoffen mur6e.
Cure Sciligfeit bot idon biel &C:
thalt, I'M 6ie @reueI oes Srieges Oh
5uihpdden. inoem sSbr Sen Mus
taui6 Der REORGANIZATION berbeige-
fiihrt bobt, Cure Seiliqfeit bat Sen
&6lfern Die @cbote nnierer 6elidion
ms @eodftniB qcrufcn: MIR Cure
&~ciliafeit fam ben immermebr on.
Dodienhen SoB ser SoIfer g%eaenein,
onocr befdmpfen mo fte 5uriid
fit1rcn sur hriitliden 2iebe. @ir fen-
11elt Cure Site mo erfleben oober bon
Glth oos @ort. oonit onfhorcn ionen
sic @%rnuiomfcitrn bie @elGitiaunqcr
ltnb Die qehalItoen @ebonolunoen &c
acn Die 3el,tiden. sic mic mir nod
inter BEN @0lfern lebel. Sic i'm &ricq
qeact ihr 8otcrldro Itehen.
@robber8i9e no =
dnft.
~9Sir erfitneu Cit @cbot ser Gam,
fe5piIidt 9eaen oities Golf. ooS ms
10 aroBortig @oitfrcmbihoft qeuobrt
illo mir bobeu oos Gcrtrmien, oab
Gllcr Mort, bos mir erflebcn. oia Sci
Sen oicIer llneIillihen, sic BOD, oltd)
%lnicre 8riioer itnb, miloern miro
fGruen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27
Sani @rmehrc.

Sci Snrnom mars. Qas SlueitC
Sager Hegiment itlirmt. 9tebcn Dem
2elltliont lauit ein baumlonoer Sill.
iertboler nit i'm 8eiuebren M
term Arm. 6rogt DER 2cutnant I'M
2mnfcn: ga Seppl, 81 mas braudit
0enn on 10 uiele 0epebrc?"
. mel, menridt glei ied'n - olIc
brauh' i ite, &err 2eitnant. - neil
oIlemol 10 q aoIb'u bin iiht, ipenn
10 oan ruiiiihct Shaocl oarmiid."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27

sd mar bod in 4merita. @nes
9ebt sort nit 0umpf. Wtorgens frib,
ebe i6 obreiite, legten iie ben 8runoz
itein 81 elmer neuen 9rausrei, uno
Mbenos BADEN iie i6on ben eriten @aft
'rous0ef9mihen."
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27

oelpoltioe re~berle9enbeit perfhiebener
3tpeiqe Der oeutiden Snbuitrie 9seen4
iiber ibren 2outurrenten. 10 namentli6
Der oeutitsu Woffsninouitris uno Der
hemiiden Snoufrrie. cine lleberlesens
belt, Die ieibit BON ben Feinoen. tpern
ouh pioerpiuie. onertnnnt tperoen
mubte. llnb er bat peiter bepiefen.
oob Die WeIt ohne Die 5eutiden Sns
ouitrieer5eugniiIe beute nltt mebr fer
ti9 rsrosn Tam. Dab bieie G%rtsnut.
mis- troB olsr Mahenihoften IpGter
bel Wieoereintritt georoneter @erbdlts
mile CUTE Sriidte trdgen toirb, barouf
oarf man nobl nit 3upe- li9t boffsn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27
gg Die m~eiiten Ninoer babcn @ir.

t1ler
rno lue6er oos Gino nod Ole @ltern
miIIen eS. mo Dos ertlart oilh ipeB-
bolb Sbr Sinh nerpos, bloB, fieberiid)
mo riiditonoie iii. Gftmals boben
Ginoer Iouienoe bon @iirmern. 8e.
oetifcn Sic III melh eefobrlihen Ga.
&c lid, Sbr Sinh befinoet. @eben Sic
ntf fem Hiitto Gin. Goifeu sic cine
25c Ori9inolldadteI 3idopoo 8orrn
2i1er miro beltimn1t @iirrner t0o.
ten uno %entfernen. 9eieitiet Ser.
itopfung. reguIirt ben Mogen uno
sic @eoorme. SIR Gino miro mad.
fen uno bieI better Iernen. &aufen
sic beute cine Ghnhfel.
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Gtmas iilr Suflrogctien! Die
Ghicoeoer Yoli5ei muroe bon cineln
Munnc aebetcu, Inn 81 eincm 8eibe
al uerbcllcn, oonlit er nidt 81 orbei.
ZEN brnltde. Tieier Mann lit oligen'
ld)cinlidl elm Anbdngcr DER Srotcn
bemcgult1 mo 0entt. mcnn Der Mnnn
bislong tur oic %t5roltcn georbeItet bat
Noa 6 IN 3utlunit umactcbrt aelhe
hen. limo aud in oiciem Salnllirn
III Wtethn0c.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-27

ncn ber5Iiden SSiatommlcngruB.
Sic &einlatb miro Ger 0ailfes.
idulo geaeniIber ibreH Sobneli ein-
gcocnf lein lulo nn6 belten Srdi-
ten bic &unoen heilerL Die Der
2rieg geldlageu bat.
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Grntts nnb Stiteres Duu aricgsidanplabe.

@ott miro Cure @ciligfeit erleudl
Ten ulh Guh Den bciten 9Seg Sci9elt
iur Cure SnterpeltIun uno miro audi
geben. baB iein gottiides 2idlt her
nieoerialle auf Die pom SAP peroun
telten @elitT.
SSir TnIeen nieOcr Dor Gurer @ie
ligfeit."
2ieig Gingabe Ser in Gelttid]lano
Iebcnoen Stalicner iprid)t lpobl rlebr
Onfnr, aur meldlcr Seite Die 9ar6a,
rem lino, oh mIf u%uierer oocr oh oiti
Seiten Der 6einoe. mie ale Sdlp1se-
reiclt Der auslanopreiie Is oarItcIlen
lppneN.
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Gin Srinmpbins.
Brpse 6brHugcH fir Den 1raioen-
ten oes Semtid)ameritaniifea
HatiOnalbnHOGS.

lcuntr Helie 0urdl
Gen &&cl'em III
Der Nrallocnt oeS
Gcutihoulcri t a
niidleu 4%tational
huitoe9, CT I.
:. @Cramer
non 4bilooel
phio. furtgeiest
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2leIc Ging0be Der IN Seltldlldno
Iebcnoeu Stolicner ipridt lpobl llebr
onfllr, aur meldlCr Seite Die 9orbas
rem limo, oh mIf u%nierer ODER oh olti
Seiten Der Seinoe. mie ale Sdm0se-
reicn Der Auslonopreiie es oorItcIlen
poaen.
6rnb iein eisencs Grab.
Nus Dem 5eloe tbeilt ein Hittmci.
tier Der ~6rantr. 3tg." foIacnoen
eigenartigen Sorfaa nit: IS bate III
Der 9tadt arilnolid gepittert, nno oa
i'd Oienltfrei mar, nlodte i'd eilien
~fleinen Sposiereong, Scr mid al
Dem tleincn Snloatenfrieobof oorbci.
fiIbrte, etlua 300 Sdlritte bon mel
ncm Quarter. 0ort iob ID, unleren
prodltigG ErtSeeiitIidlet ltebel ne
ben cIner Sabre, auf Der ein blutlun
ger Sltinr lag. Gonehen itanoen pier
oIte SonoIturmIeute, Die cifria EN-
Wrob ldnufeltcn. mas nod Dem bel
tigcn &egen Der 9tnd)t etrpos anitren.
geno mar. Gin tllrScs @ebct mo
Die Sdollen i~tilrBtcn nieoer olif bic
Icide. Shon moltc1 Die 2auo.
ltlrmtlelttc m%eitergehen, ols Ser
Yfarrer lie bot, ood nod ein Reierne
arab olls5ltiperfcn ou er nidt INNER
}lrbeitsmonniholten babe. 9lber ilur
elmer bon ocn piercn blieb sliriid uno
grub 6ercitluiuigit nod ein @rob
all9. Sd u%nterbielt mid nod, einige
3eit nit ibm uno erfllhr, 0o6 or So
ocner lei Elm fleiucr Bauer nit 5obl.
reid)er 6onilie; Der 0ltcite Sobn
nilile lest arh binnltS. S6lieBliG
betradltete er itol5 ieiu @erf mo err.
tcte Bob un0 Can't oes @%eiItliden.
User meiB", mcinte er i'm fSortgeben.
~ipcld) lultiqcm iungen Burden idl
otter aerl ga bos 0rab bcreit,t
babe. = @c9en Mittag filbrte mid
Der Sang gum Glen micoer an
6rieobofe oorbei, un0 Id,on mieber
Itonoen einige 2anoitiirmer nm ben
Nfurrer uno berrihteten Elm titles
@cbet. Nls ih naber trot, iob ih
ollf ser gobrc nleinen 2onoiturnl.
mann. 4uf Dem &%eirulpegc ma or
non cinem @%rnnotiplittcr 5errilicn
moroen-er batre ii6 ielbit Dos 8rab
aelhoufelt .
Die &aiierin an sic Nns.anid)gefan.
9enen.
Iahen, ben 9. Sui.
@citern Hohmittag ge9c1t 3 llhr
traien olts england tommeno, ISL
Observation-Disclosures nit Dem 2a5o-
rett5ugc Der Staote Sierlobn, Nltena
uno Glen oltf Dem oom 8otben &relts
Modem berrlid geldmiidten @obnboi
Maflen-Selt eirt. Cur 9egriiBung
lpnrcn onpcieno oie Spiben ser MiIi.
tor ln0 GipiIbeb5rben, 5otLreidc
Gffi3ire, Die @ciItlihfeit mo scr &ore
Itnno bes Rpthcn &reuSes in Iodlell.
Sict crqrcifeno mar sic 9e0riiBung
Scr aus cnglii6er @efonocnidaft gu.
riidfebrenoen. insbeionocre Ser
SGiperperpunoetcn uno Snnolioen.
&or @eginn bes fScltnobls bicIt @or-
niIonfommonoont General = Mnlor
@i9gc cine Aniprnde. benilfonm.
nctc oie in Die @ctmotb 3uriidfcbren-
Den un0 pcrIos oorouf folQciloes bon
Scr &aiicrin eingetronene Gelc
Qrdnlln:
Neucs @nIois &c. Suni.
Gen topferen Strcitcrn, sic
beute Ocutidcn 9ooen sum critcn
Mole mieoer betrcten, ienoe i) ii
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31

S. W. WILLIAMS, Attorney Generuy
t19f0-14:
- - am prepared to say that
! regard Mr.. Haddon as one OF the
very best equipped all around yonnx
lawyers Of my whole acquaintance.
His Ions experience with my pre-
decessor and with myself In the once
Of Attorney General, made him very
familiar with all the laws which bear
directly upon the discharge OF his
duties as Attorney for the Common
wealth. Mr.. Haddon pqssesse,.
in very eminent degree. the Lefsr-
sonian qualifications for once;
capacity. honesty, fidelity and, I win
add. sobriety and energy. - :"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31
LAD LOSES LIFE IN
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT
Was Run Over BY Machine Alleged
TO Have Been Reckicssiy
Driven.
LEFT TO FATE BY DRIVER
Police Looking For Perpetrator of
Crime. Who Put On Full Speed
and Made on in the Dark
hess.

Petersburg, Va; oct, 30.--Master
Thomas Atkinson Thweatt, the four
teen ycar-old sou of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank T. Tweatt, died at the Peters
burg Hospital shortly after noon to-
day as the result of injuries sus-
tanned when he was run over nv an
automobile recklessly driven shortly
before 0 O'Clock last night.
The youth had been out ma squerad-
ing with a number of young friends
and was returning home about 9:45
O'Clock and was crossing Washington,
between Pine and Hazel Street, when
the car. being driven at high rate
OF speed by some person yet I'M
known to the authorities. struck him
and passed entirely over his body,
breaking one leg. his jawbone and
otherwise injuring him internally. He
was rushed to the Petersburg Hospi-
tai, where an operation was performed
this morning With hopes of saving his
life.
Accor ding TO the statements of the
bows who were with the youth a, the.
time of the accident the coxardly
driver of the large car instead Of
stopping TO learn the extent Of the
youths injuries put on more speed
and drove we2twardly on Washington
s1Ai ut 81 y Gt4b ttF Wv fINA
~ the car has not vet been found.
hut an arrest is confidently expected.
A coroners jury heard evidence
tonight in the case and returned a
verdict III tie effect that death result =
ed from shock caused by multiple
injuries sustained by being run over
By an automobile driven by party
OF parties unknown to jury. In West
Washington Street last night.
Take Body to Danyiile.
Tie body of j Y. Welch. the Young
white man whose death occurred at
tho Petersburg Hospital Thursday
evening OF injuries sustained in a
fall from Petersburg and Richmond
electric car. wns taken to Danvilie
today by this mother ard widow of
the Young man, who caine for ii.
Mr. We3ch was tuenfv-six ears Of
age He had been employed AT the
DUPONT plant for sometime. Besides
hts mother and widow he is survived
BY TWO small children.
Acquitted Of Larceny -- Fined Tor
Trcspass.
In the Police Court this morning
Melvin Trav.or. c Young white maa OF
81 esterfteld County. who was .'-iei
Some days age for the iarceny Of a
horse and buggy the property OF Dr.
". e. Powell. Of this city was given
n rehearing and acquitted Of the lar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31
DEATHS.


brief illness. MRS
KATE f. BLAKE, widow OF the late
Newton Blake. departed this life on
Friday. October -, 1915, at 445
o'clock. A. NJ, at her residence. No.
1902 North Twenty-second Street
She is survived by three sons, ".
Carey. Alfred L. and Edward j.
Blake. of this citys two daughters.
Mrs. ST. b. Applewhite, " Highland
Springs, Va. and Miss r. ElleH. Blake,
OF this city; four aiatsss, Mrs. vii
liam r. Blake and lER1s James /.
Hall. Of this city, Mr.. Andrew ].
Blake and Mrs. Larkin N Hail,e Of
King William County. Ind three
brothers. James r. Davis. Of Roa-
noke. Va. Carter w. and w Hop
i son Davis. OF this city.
Funeral viii be conducted .from
Third Christian Church. Twenty
IL sixth and MArshAll 1kfeata 6unday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31
VILLAS CAMP FIRES

Continued From first page.)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31
Y. ". C. A. WILL OPEN A
NEW LUNCH ROOM

The special. committee OF tne
Young women's Christian Association,
~ which Mrs. Thomas II. Bigger Is
chairman, opened new feature IN
connection with its branch at Ihir :
tenth and Main Streets during the
week in the shape of lunch room.
rest room has been conducted
on the second floor or the puiiuins
a., anout two wears, and now the COM
r,,;ttce has leased the ground floor
~ the building and will regularly
Conduct restaurant where working
qirls--and mere men, too--inay Iind
,safreshment at reasonable prices. Tho
Kitchen is as neat as ptn--in charge
~ AR old fashioned colored cook
Tho menu Is such rs 10 tempt the
appetite of the most fastidlous
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31


----~-------'---------
Join the Carranxa garrison unaer
General T. Elias Gales, at Aqua
, Prieta consisted OF Naqui Indians ma
tjyes of sonora The Indians have
been campaigning for Carranza Tor
two years. having gone up the west
coast oi Mexico and made a circle
sround the edge OF their country.
Many OF them were being rejoined
Al Agra prleta by their farnilie whom,
raev had not seen since leaving So
nora. The Caranxa soldiers were
locked iii coaches, their arms ia
sealea baggage cars, and American
;nfantrvmen on each end Of each
coach prevented any of them leav-
ing the train. Cheese and bread
formed The sole subsistence OF the
Mexican troops. Tie first train y
soldiers were preceded by train
carving sixteen field pieces and a
number Of machine guns and by an
other train carrying horses. The first
az tho reirforcements reached Aqua
prieta this evening and were re
c,s;yed with great rejoicing by the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31

captured from band OF the villista
advance guard which tho Carranxa
forces met last night and drove back
to the main villa army,
Camp fires OF the villistas could be
seen tonight from Douglas and Aqua
Prieta and several skirmishes were
reported between scouts sent out from
Aqua Prieta and those in the vanguard
Of the Villa forces.
Aqua Prieta Defense Complete.
The Carranza commander took down
all red rags marking the location OF
mines before the defenses Of Aqua
Prieta. All defenses within the city
of Aqua Prieta and before II have
been completed after modern plans. In
spection by Americans today showed,
and the barbed wire entanglements be
tween the outer trenches and the
mines have been connected with cleo
trio power AS this power is general
ed in Douglas, Arizona. this inforina-
ton has reached the Viiista army and
has caused further resentment again at
the Americans However, DEFINITE in
formation came from Cananae today that
all the Americans at that point are
safe. Those supposed 70 have left and
believed to be in the hands of the
Villa army. we're reported as stu in
Cananea. under promise of protection
from the Yaqu Indian commander Of
the Villa forces there. He also prom
ised that the properties of the Cananea
Copper Company, {American owred)
would not be molested as he had the
promise that they would resume opera :
lions shortly.
II. c. Myles. British consul at FL
Paso, returned today from Washington.
where he had beer called for consul
tation by the British ambassador in
order to take up the matter Of the ar
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31

der by thisvos who stole fbaU fS&0s
the bishop Of San Luis p0to4A II w05
iearned that they were sold - = Jo&0
Mexican broker for $50. ThAy eG*s
estimated to be worth $4,000 gold.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31
Mui,d--Peftm.

Especial TO The Richmond .Yirgintanxt
Washington. d. G., Oct. IT,
Licensed TO marry: Conway G.. Mun0x
20. and Hazel p. Pettus, 3ts, both ~
Richmond Rev. c. X. Stetb0n per-
formed the ceremony.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31

rest at Guanaceyf, Durango. OF Ernest
Hayton. a British subject, together with
the Catholic priest Of that place. The
men are supposed to he in the hands
of a faction Identified with neither the
Carranzistas nor the Fili.stas and are
being held for ransom.
Investtkate Church Claim.
Investigation was set on foot today
In the interest Of the Catholic churches
to recover -four famous old masters"
which were shipped through FL Paso
, after being smugsled across the bor-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-10-31

I had the opportunity Of
knowing Mr., Haddon very intimately
during the three years I was in thu
Attorney Generals ofAce with him.
and found him to be a man Of me
cha-a extraordinary capacity Tor.
work and very well informed a.
lawyer. -
The Prescott daily news., 1915-08-20
|G0LD DEPOSITS OF EAGLE RIVER REGION. ALASKA

The first gold mining in Alaska was |m the Juneau gold belt, where opera |tions were begun about 35 years ago. More than $60,O00,O0O worth of gold has been produced from this region. Most of this gold has been taken from |the mines near Juneau. which is ths largest gold-mining camp in Alaska.
 The auriferous belt is, however, |knewn to stretch for 4on., 50 miles to |l'e north and ia+udes sh4 Eagle River |eesi"n' |Ie describe. in a rep, by Adolph |l.n'H, which ras been isane.I by the El |umted States Geological Survey as |b0Aetln 5O3. This rerort, unlike many others on mining districts in
The Prescott daily news., 1915-08-20
Heads and Tails

The visit of Halley's comet recalls an incident that took place many years ago, when another great comet was visible nightly in the sky. A we'll known astrt homer and mathematician was on his way home one evening, af- ter having spent an holr or two in an observatory, looking through a tele- scope at the celestial wanderer.
 Directly opposite him in the car sat man with a loud voice, whose transformation concerning comets would have supplied the material for a library, and who appeared to be talking for the benefit of the passen- gers. The astronomer listened pa- tiently for a time. Then he said in a low tone to the man sitting next to him:
 Our friend on the other side of tho alsle reminds ne somewhat of comet himself"
 "How so?"
 He i, empty:Eg his head to make q long tale."-Youth's Companion.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-08-20
PULASKI MAKES
 FINAL SETTLEMENT
Pays About One-Ninth Total Amount Revenue Received by State $106,SS9.6S General Fund-Few Hundred Cash.

Pulaski county has made it's final settlement with the state for the tax es of 1914. It is interesting to note that this county pays about one-ninth of the total revenue of the state.
 Z Sheriff Hutton paid in a balance of S317, ,545.16, of which $1O6,SS9.69 was general revenue, only a few hundred dollars being in actual cash, and the rest of it in warrants. This reduces the outstanding indebtedness of the state to about $70,000, with seven or eight counties yet to settle. If all get in before next pay day, the de- hclt may be temporarily wiped out. Sheriff Hutton had already paid into the general revenue fund $15, ,529 .43.
 The total tax collections for Pulaski county were $1,304,12747 of which $126, 473.66 was credited to the gen. eral revenue fund, of the state, S321, S18.03 to the county, and S159, ,236.24 to the city of Little Rock.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-08-20
CITY OF GALVESTON
 AGAIN ENJOYS CALM
Sea Has Returned to Normal and Rain Has Ceased-Dead Estimated at Less than 2O- City Under Martial Law.

Galveston, Aug. 19, by boat to Houston.-The sea had returned to normal here this afternoon, and the last rainstorm following the hurri- cane stopped this forenoon. The num- Der of dead here was not known ex- actly but was estimated at less than 20. The city is under martial law.
 Galveston appears to have suffered much more from wind than from wa : ter. The hurricane ripped loose all manner of debris, littering it every where. The city's most serious loss es were the partial destruction of the S2,000,000 causeway. four miles long, connecting the city with the mainland and the interruption of the water sup ply. The causeway was the only reg ular means of communication by rail, wire or vehicle.