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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-13
CfHsieu
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bes SilfstrsuStrs
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2onbon. IL. ausuft. - Die Qios
miralitGt bat am Dpnnersiaa dmtli6
5ugeftanbsn, bab her SiIfstr.uBsr .5ns
bia" Don einem beutiden nntsrissboOi
tprpsbirt unb ptrisnft iporben IT, Bon
Der geIabuns puroeu 10 Offijiers
unb SO Wann seretist.
Gbriftiania, IL. 4usuIt. -
aapitGn Wilidm aennepp born 5ilfss
treussr .Snbia" Der am s. ausuit pou
sinem beutideR unieriteboot torpebiri
fpurbs, befinbst iid] inter ben @srettss
ten unb auber ibm iinb no9 8 Offi3ies
re unb SO Wann Der 9efaBuua ssrsts
let porben. I'm Donterstag tpurben
bic aei6en bon Sebn Der srtruntenen
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eraben. Gs In ioipeii nod isins Gnts
Idsibuns bariiber ssirOffen lporbsu, oh
bic @erettsien fit Die Dauer bes
arisgs intsrnirt iperbsn foIIeu.
proteit gegtn proie IT tI'ts 8
polsRref4.
apnbpn, IL. alugirIt. - Der
.aprrsipOnbent bss Rslttr'f4sn gsi'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-13
3eatimfremnbIi@
5 4 bic Stimmune nter De n
9epobnern Der baltts
f4en Qropi in5en.

~
8emobnernber baltis
f4en propinaen.
ct. Petersburg, IL. @iiguit
@ia aonbon. Sn ruTii4en 3situnssn
pirb buraufbin aetpieien. bab dussn'
T6sinli6 bic Spmpatbien Der geool'
ieruna in ben bnltif6en proptnssn aui
Seitsn Der Deutf9en iinb. sSn lstti'
idxn glGttern ipirb aemelbst. bab ole
beuti6en @runbbeiibsr aus 9olmar
unb anperen Srten aipIano psrloia
fen unb iit niht stipa na6 Ct. We
ieysbura beasben. ipnbern nd9 Rtgd,
bas bstdnuiIih inSefabr iteht. BON ben
Teutiben aenommsn su tperbtn. @lsls
bieisr 9eute perIisken ibre Ssimltdiisn
i'm Suntsl Der glidt uno nnpmen
alIe hire Wertbiuhen nit. 3ugs, Die
BON glorben naa Riga su fahrsn,
iino iGmmtli6 iibsrfiillt
Die Is heibi. ratben bic beutihsn
gbslleuts ben asiisn. rubia in Riga
su blsiben unb bic 3situnssn bertt'
len. eab bic aetten abIolut feline Guii
p.ripiiren. Tih nab bsm ssnnsrn Rub'
Ianbs al b.oeb,r Der giiraermeiiter
Don Riaa ipibsriests fih itdnbhait
esm gefebl. tpsIter bic entiernun5
Der airfenaIoden anorone.s. biz er
i1lieblih pon b6krsr Stele etnsn
biesbs;iiSIidsn iforfsn 9efsbI srbislt.
Gr perbistei nod INNER itd5tiiten
Ineeiisuten bas gsrIaiien btr Siabt.
I'm bisisr 9srbinouna bsri5tsn bic
j3situnsen iibsr Otrbddtias Ssirsios'
aniduie in SiibrubIano fir Risa
Ginem asipiiim Ueiasr mar e. iii,
cine !2tii lana aeIuuaen. ii9 idmnit'
Iife p.rfiiabaren Waegons fir ben
9rnnspOrt pon 0etreiDs Don glolps
9fdsrtas, In Der Rlbe BEG Stlpdr'
sen Wlterss oslgtn. su iiaeru. Gr irat
baraufbin Arrangements fir einen
eii.nbabnsua BON 80 DassOus. bic
sr init geirsibe nab Riga i6affen
polli., obsr i'm Issisn Wom.n. miid'
ten II aois geb5rSsn Elm uab iHbibir'
ten ben transport.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-13
zchs perionem set5btet
Sn elmer aoIIiiion an Der
.. g. 8. 9. B. gabn.
le6er elm guseno lebens.
aefdbrIih perlest.

aefdbrIid 0erlest.
Columbus. g.. ~. sluglit.
Sedls Wlenitenlebeft giugen perlo.
ren. ais Elm fd,luerer Srnd)t;iie Der
Baltimore unb Ohio Q. ". gdbn
0omieriiag Dioraen in einen Spes
jiaISus bineiniubr, Der ghtslieber
Der 2oae Der BDtbiasriiter bon Dlt.
SterIine, bic pom einem gtiisflug
mad, Geonr point 5iiriidfebrter,, an
9'orn batte. an 90 s,erionen ipur.
hen DerIest, bariiiiter nlebrere le.
bensgsfSbrlid
Gas llneliid ipieIte lid, in Orient,
etipa piersebn Wseilen iiiblid Don 60.
Ii,nlbus, iudbrenb eires ipoItell6rlld)-
artigen 9legeus al.
Ger pniiaeier5iie bate anaebaIien,
Inn g.0Iier einDlnebmen, nls Der
syradt5iig bcrmtbmnerte lnlb oie init
Nerlihen iiberInbenen biirteren @aa.
aons IN SleiIrbol5 Dertuan6eite. Gie
8apobner bes nnben 9pries inlb Der
irrsitegenbai Gdrnbaifer borten bae
9lefsen unb Sonnnerr Der @erIeeten
iiiib gier1arber, tpclfes oie Donner.
ihlaae iibertonte.
Bier GsturfDuften splyf0eIt. ai,i
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-13
gernriadte bic vWeteor" ben Gng'
laabern, che lie BON ilrem Som
manbantsp in bic Guft &c.
iprengt pnrbe.
gerientts auber benz Silfstreuaer
nRamIep" nod ensIiidx aaufs
fartbeiidiffe unb bas bis
nifde Stiff rSonien".
Die eneliidsn @sfansenen NIT Der Be-
iasuns Der .DseteOr" auf einsm
nprpegiiden Sampfsr ents
tpnlmeu.

Berlin, 12. ausuit. (auf btdbts
loiem Wess nad SapciIIe. u. 3D. =
Die lleberissiite gladridienaaentur
beridtet iniersHante einasIbtit.n iiber
bic tiibnen 9haten beg beuti6en Wi.
nenleeers .Msisor", Der ben 5ritiiden
5ilissreuser .Ramiep" in ben 9runs
bobrts unb ipdtsr bon ieinan eisenen
aommdnoantsn in bic 2ufi esIprsns.
tpurbs, um Der 9efanesnnabms burf
bic Gnslduber gu entseben. Der betref'
fenos 9erift Iautet ipis folst:
rgaut Radridten aus pripatauels
len asIane es Der rWleteor" einsm tons
Osrtirtsn SanosIsoampfer. bur6 bic
briiiI6en patrouilIsnbooie bur65us
iommen unb Bis mad ben Ortnsp Sns
isIn gu selanssn. bic $50 Wsilsn Don
Der Operatipnsbaiis Der .Wstsor" ents
Iernt iparen. qui ibrer abenteusrliden
5abrt Ieste bi, rUletsor" Wliuen unb
seritorts peritisosns ensliias aaufs
fartbeiihiffe.
sic traf i6IiebIid auf ben britii6en
areu3er .Ramisq". ben iie na6 tur3em
aampf perier,is. Der aapiian Der
rWeteor", ber.n 8eiaBuns aus nur 25
Wtanu beitanb rstt.is 43 Wdnn Don
Der ,Ramisp", oi. sefonsen aenommeE
purben, pGbrsno ettpa 80 Wauu Don
ber geiaBune bss snsIii4en 5ilfstrsus
sers ertranten.
gritii6e StI1at.reuser. bic Don
BEN 2lusriff aai bic .Rdmiep' bnrd
JuHtsniprud b,Ha6riftist ipcrbsn
paren, nabmsn bic BerfoIguns Der
.Wstsor' auT. 3a6bem odUn bie .Wss'
teor" nod bel Soru's Reef an Der bdri'
T6en siifte bas odniite aaufforibei'
I6iff .SaIoR", cas cine priismnann'
itaft an BOrt 5atts, Derbranut bate.
bieI. Der Heinz O,u.ide MtnenIeger, obs
iaou ibn Di,t britii6e arsuser be-
brObtsu, stua uorwsH4e DaInpf.r
unb braats be sfansensn ensIdnbsr
iotpie bic 9tilsuns Der .Joion' an
gprb bisi.s 9ampfers sufammen nit
Der sisn,n gefasuns unb sntfpifdts
aui BEN nOrDssifAen Dampfsr sIiit'
Ii6 ben GnIdnberH. Die rwsetsor"
tpurbs baburd perfen... bab man aui
ibr bsfinSIia. Minsn suI GgpIOfOr
bra4ts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-13
Werienft
@ur6ea BON beut dem u n
terieeboot engIif4e
Ttfherboote

terieeboot engIif4e
5ifherboote
Sonbon, 12. sIuait. Die 81
id)erboote .Seem Gift, yGiperanee"
l1to George 9orrotu" linb bon ci.
ncM bel,ti6en llHterieebooi perienti
Doroen. Gie gdaslusen ipluoer
gcrettet.
Rsusr prGfibsut fiir6aiti.
pOrt au prines, Saiti, II.
4aauit. General DartiSuenape ipurot
am IOnnsrftas Don Der RatipnaIDsr'
IammIung gum prGIibenien Der Rspu'
bIit srpGblt. Bon ben 116 absesebensr
StimmsH psreinigte sr "a olf ii6.
@afbingtoH .. g., IL. aus.
Die 5rdse. Oh Der neutrpahIte prdiI'
bent Don patti. General Ddrtisuenabe,
Dpn ben Der. Stnaien ansr,annt ipers
ben iol, pirb poriGufis nod ni6i in
Grpdeune as5ogen tDerben, efe sr ni4i
ben gepeis bafiir seliefert bat. bab er
i'm Stanbe III, Rube unb Oronuns i'm
adnbe aufreht au epbulten. 0orldrfia
iperben bic Der. Staoten Winrinetrlrp'
pen unter Rear NbmiroI Gaperton bi,
RoHtroae bebaIten. ll<ber ben neier
prdfibenien III ber febr tpenig beidnnt.
absr e. fol- siu bo4seba aestss slia lpeit,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-13
Mbgeihlagen
Wurben perf6itbens farte
4neriffs Der Staliensr
BON ben Ssiters

Wnarfffe Der JldlleHet
BON ben DETER
rei6ern.
Dien, IL. 9uguit. pid aonSon.
- Das abisssminiftsrium CAB am
0onnsritas absnb bas GoIgenSe be-
tanni:
.RuHii6tr Rriessfd,auplas: R0ro
lid pom llnt.rlauf bes 9i,pr5 babsn
am Donnsritas btuiide unb uftsr'
r,iaifGe Truppen ausoip belest uno
ben gpisrspea netIib Don Rdbspn
iiberihriitsn. 3fpifaen Spimsnied
unb benz Bug ipurben bi. Muien on
perIhieSsnen Giellen suriidseorGnst.
Der aeinb rdumie am friiben Wlor'
gen feline S6Ia6tfsIbern unb sos lid
suriid. Sm llsbris.n III bic Gage un'
perGnberi.
Stalisniter s.risssiddiipIab: gr
Der Riiii,nfront tpurben in Der geltrt'
aen glatt Elm bebeutenber feiubliter
gnariif aui BAG 5ussipibie Gnoe bts
DoberbO gIateaus ioipie stuei ansriifs
in e.r Rdr BON 3asora, bic fpdbrsnS
bes 3asss burh 2triiIIsri,feaer oprbe'
rsitei pprbsn, nit idiperen gerIuftsn
fir bic 5taliensr dbgef4lassn.
Dor bem griiden,opf bon 0osrj
berriht Rubs. gin ben iibrigen Grcn'
ten bauern artiIIeriesfet1is ano
S6armueseI FORT.
Jtalieuif6e &oHfuIn ptr'
Iafien bic sartsi.
Yaris, II. ausuit. - Mi. osm
,3emps" aus Geni bspsibirt Dirb, ioli
hos .gseue Wisnsr SournoI" Die Rah'
rtbt p.r5ff,niIiht bdben, bab BIZ
italieniften aoniuln tiiriiidss Gtbisi
rtrlaT.n babsn unb bab bic 5ntsrsftn
Stali,ns nun pon ben aoniuln Der
Der. Staa.,n pabrseuommsn .Dsrbs1t
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-13

reaus melbst, bab bic rgOiiifbe 3ds
tuna1 aes.n ben 4ufruf Der poInii4sn
Miialisber bes Siterrtidiidsn 9arlas
menis, pel6e cine Disbsraufribtung
bes polsnrei6s unter oittrreihiidDer
Sberbobeit perIansen, prOteitiri. Das
Ylatt idbreibt. ,Websr in aroian mob
in aenberq lperbsn 5rasen te5ilsli9
Der sgriihts bieies arieses erleo!gt fusr'
ben. in ipeldem bas bsutihe @oIt unc
bas 0eutfte Rei6 elm. in Der Gs.
Iditis pbne parallels baitebsnbs araft
entipideIi bdben."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-13
Mbsefthrst
3apitdH 9eorse q. 9aoI
pom Grfen ger Stra'
ten Tliesertorps fiRs
6yt TDb.
be! Ia BEN 7 0 D.

Sort Gill. S.la.. u. 9tus. ao'
piian georss 8. anOr Dom esitsa
sylisaeriorps ber Der. Siaoieu arme.
6iieb auf Der SteIls iobt uUb fem 9e.
oleiter 2eutnGn. R. .. Suttou trus
ls6ensgsfdbrIi4e 9erlssuRssn odpoH,
aIs iie ON Gonnsriias NIT ibren aerc'
plan aus ein.r Ooh, bon 800 5ub abe
itiir;ten. Sos iIiessr.orpS mar .rIl
gans iiirsIi5 bon Gasiforuisn Hierkr
transitriri tporbtH.
Die Sffi;ier. tanen en- Denitas
mad Jort Sill ura babsu ieitoeu Der
iubsfIiige auf Der armeeaRseroatiou
oemad,t. sis iiiesen an 9onHeriiag
georsen eesm neun llbr oui uno be'
ianDsn iid5 srit rpsniss WinuisH in Der
auft, ala man fab, oab bsr aerDpIan
ins JaaeR geiomneu mar. aapiidn
anor unb fein Beslsiter madien bic
mrsiptiitltiien 2lHftrsnelnseH, nm
tpieber bic aontrpIIe iibtr Die Wloi6ins
81 betommsn, absr ihre Btmiibunssn
ipdreu perssbIi4 unb btrqlpparat ittir5s
I. ab. 9ei oem 2lbitgrS 0Iieb aapitdn
anor auf ber SieII. tubi. fpdbreno
Suiitn nad benz 2lrmstbcipitaI ses
brddi purbe. in bsr 5OffnIHs. ibm bas
burt am aeben erbaIien gu tonnen.
Die llriaG. bts tinfaIls ,onnts folpsit
nod niht srmiiitIi .psrbsH,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-13
9astsn nab SeaebHe.

- Reo. 6. 9. Csben BON Der Fri.
nitp aut5eriideu 3ir6e IN Sellepus
bat reiisnirt.
SRI. GiteLu Gin, ipeIte sius aus.
sebebute 5our bur4 COLORADO uno
lltab nla Der banana gtusfte[uus
unternommen bate uHb aud ports
lamb, Seattle unO ben g)eIop Stone
part 6eiu4t bate, 1T ha4 gelIsDus
5uriidgetebrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-13
6 rta n mt.

aO6tn: .Snd' Syrau, Oarf it nod
eiH babies Stiinbhen in bic 4nlaasn
bimuntergeben9 Die Ra9tigaa fiugt
beuts 70 tpunberi60n!l"
Gndbise: .Daeinetpeaen, dber nehf
men sic Der RahtigaG niht tpieber
EN- pfunb 2ebsrpurit mit!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-13
Ruifihes ariessi@iif
geftubttfi6 In f5ntrbes
fddbistsu 3ufanb IN

Wangelia Rumdnisn.
Berlin. IL Dug. oio 2oHbon,
13. guauft. - DIR -gpifii6en Sci
tura- pirb aus 8utarsf s,m.IDet,
bab en- fhper befddbigiss ruFiTdes
arisasitiff, aus.ni9einli6 bas
S6lafaidiff ~Sinop- I'M Gnb.rn Sas
fen pon Wuns.lio, Rumdnin Iisat.
9os SfNahtfdiff iOl su ban @es
idpaber eebSrt babsn, bon p,Idxm
am 20. unb 80 gulf bic tirtiife aii,
tie anaesriffn purbs. Das ariess'
idiff fubr auf cine Wtins auf unb mar
taum i'm StanSe Wonselia gu ,rr.i.
den. Sopeit III bas S9la9tibiii
nod ni6t inierniri iporoeu unb ninmt
auesni6einlia Reparaturen Dor.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-13
MbgeiAlagen
WurbsH pom ben Iiitisr
pi.r IHgriffs Der
WlIiirten

SonfantiuopeI. pia aonbon,
II. ausuft. - 9ier ieinbli6s angriffe
ssssH bi. tiirtiI6en St.lIuneeu auf Der
5oIbinisI GollipoIi ipurb.n nm Ti.nsr
tag absddIas,n. tpie pom iiir,iidxn
SriessmiHiiierium Offi;ien beiarnisss
nsffn tnirh
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-13
Zhper beimseiudt.
Sf Der bdutf@s 5aHbeI
bur6 BEN aau60OOi'
triea unb Gusldabs

l ~ "
GHmabuR9
2oHoOn, II. GasuIt. Der eg'
DANCE telegraph 90. rpirO aus a0'
psnbdssn seneIoei:
Der gsrfuf Der bdnti4en Sans
beISmarins Dur4 Minsn unb 5Orpts
bos beIduft Ii4 auf etrpo 100000
arontn (sina 81, 1875 900. ipis in si'
ner GmtIi6er erslauins in aopenba.
gen bstannt ssseben iDirb. Jn Der Grs
tldruns beibi ss peiser, Sab ber ger'
Iuit Der GeidaftstDeI. bard bas 3u'
riidbuIttn Don WaareH in Gnelaub
ouf iibsr pier Willioneu arOaen ees
idGbt tpirA."
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seriftsr wsann iein, Der an elmer frdns
SDitiden llniDerfitGt ftibirt unb ii9
ben Oottorsrab Der Mibi5in ionic Der
Nehte eripprben bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-08-13

Die .Sinop" in Elm S9Ia6tf6ifF
bon 11.052 5onnen unb fpurbe i'm
Sabre 1887 IN S.paitoppl erbaui.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-05
PRES. WILSON MAKES
 A GREAT SPEECH
The Tremendous Force of His Argument
 Rings Throughout the Go untry
DECLARES HYPHENATED AfERICANSM WORST ENEY COUNTRY
 HAS TO CONTEND WITH

NEW YORK, Nov. 5-Before {. remarkably large audience, with an equally remarkable we'll prepared speech. Presidnt Wilson last night prehded his argument by present ing facts showing the necessity for the United States to prepare itself to meet unforeseen possibilities. He elaborated on the administrators program for National defense. The increase in the army and navy as contemplated, was not intended for aggressive purposes, but merely to assure peace, which could not be reasonably expected otherwise, in view of the turbulent elements throughout the world. After his plans were outlined, the President lead his audience into a discussion of what he chose to call "worst enemy of our country" He said in part:
 "The United States which came very near being thrown in the pres ent conflict, was due solely to the
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-05
zA|M|S' CABINET
 HAS RESIGNED
Premier Attitude Leads to
 His Downfall
KING DOES NOT COUNT
jays the Ex-Premier In A Speech
 Before the Attentive Assembly

ATHENS, Nov. 5-After a stormy ession lasting into the middle of he night, the members of Premier inmis' cabinet presented their resig- lations and walked out of the as- 2mbly room in body.
 The ex-Premier, Venizelos, in beech he made before the assembly d preceding the fall of the cabinet, 3serted that the King had nothing , do with the war question; that it ested solely with the members of ae assembly. "Our constitution" said "does make our Monarch bsolute in everything pertaining our country. In a great many ases his actions are subject to rati- ication by this body"
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-05

"hyphenated citizens" who consti- ute the worst enemy of our peace full country. "It is high time," he said, "that they be made to under stand that while America is a free country, In which people of all creeds and colors can enjoy full liberties, they must be either Ameri- cans or return to their mother coun- tries. There is a class of those hyphenated Americans who appar- ently profess to voice American sen timents, but their actions otherwise speaks alien symjathies. In view of the fact that these constitute only what may be called a small group, they should not be rebuked in a natiolan manner, but should be made to understand our feelings"
 Going back in his speech to the administration program, the Pres ident said:
 "When I speak of favoring an adequate defense for our country, do not want to convey the idea
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-05
MORE PLOTTERS
 ARE ARRESTED
Most Gigantic and Diaboli-
 cal Plan Discovered

NEW YORK, Nov. 5--Forty more arrests have been made or are a. bout to be made, the result of secret service men in the discovery of the bomb plot reported a few days ago.
 It was ascertained that the plot covered every port on the Atlantic, and was to destroy every ship car rying ammunition, as well as every intuition factory operating in the United States.
 "A most diabolical plot" said an officer today, that was ever con eocter in any country in the world" But" he added, T believe that we 'save found the key that will open the avenue to the whole gang of plot ters."
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-05

hat the building of battleships, cruisers, submarines and an increas- ed army and nevy will suffice, but also we must prepare in such a mat ter as making sure that we shall al- ways commend facilities for sup plies and an adequate number of men to man our ships and equip ments for our vessels.
 "Our country is the richest coun- try in the world today, therefore, we should feel justified in making prep arations to defend our property, vim dicate our rights and assure our independence unmolested, This can only be accomplished by united action in preparing ourselves"
 The President gave as his candid opinion that the United States would never feel the desire for additional territory, particularly by conquest.
 The greatest attention was paid to the President who was interrupt ed now and again by tremendous cheers.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-05
MEXICAN ADMITS HIS GUILT
Gives Details of The Bandits
 Doings on Border

BROWNSVILLE, Nov. 3-Through the confession of Chano Flores, a Mexican, who was arrested charged with complicity in recent hoidups and other depradations, the author ities here believe they are on the trail of the Texas border terrors of the last three months.
 The prisoner in making his con- fession did not only admit partici patton in the train wreck and mur- ders, but involves several other Mexicans.
 He described the so-called revoIu- tionary army as being composed of some 500 men, divided into several companies. The one to which the prisone belonged contained from fifty to sixty men.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-05
STRICKEN WITH APOPLEXY

John G. Jones, lone fisherman, living near the old oil dock on Pen nook Island, was stricken with apoplexy yesterday, and died about 9 o'clock this morning.
 He was building a boat and a couple of men living near him saw him some out of the boathouse and fall. They went to him and took him to his cabin and sent to town for medical aid. Dr. B. L. Myers went over to see him, and found him unconscious, apparently be- yond medical assistance. He was about IS years old and nothing is known loScally of his people.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-05
AT THE GRAND TONIGHT
TREY Q HERATS

The fourth installment of the Trey Q Hearts. After they escape from the mine Judith, Alan, Rose and Barcus are again pursued by Morophat and Jimmy. Seneca Trine is slowly approaching the mountain village of Mesquite, in a motor car drawn by two horses.
 The discovery that they are close ly pursued comes to the fugitives simultaneously with the discovery that the canyon ends abruptly in a steep rocky cliff.
 Alan finds two length of rope, Barcus and Rose start the ascent followed by Alan and Judith. Judith looses her foothold and would have jerked Alan over the ledge but for her quick witt, she whips knife out and deliberately sewers the rope.
 Many thrilling scenes are pictured in these two reels. Next week this excellent serial closes with three reels.
 Along with this picture will be shown two part feature entitled The Wife, and comedy. Adv.
 Big coming event at the Rink.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-05
GIRLS, ALASKANS NEED WIVES Says Army Officers Wife Writing
 To a Chicago Paper

CHICAGO, Nov. There is no such matrimonial market in the country as there is today in Alas lSa. Publicity is being given the situation by an army officers wife from Fort Liscum, who, writing in a western paper, decries the fact that so many of the best men of the country are living in bachelorhood in the territory.
 q never saw such an active mat rimonial market" writes the author Gas there is in Alaska. And I can not say too positively that the Alaska men are the equal of any i the world. They have to be fir men physically and morally to ove-- come the hardships of the new ari wild country"
 The new railroad camp built b,- the government at Anchorage # made up of young men. True, [ q are of all nationalities, but ter hundreds of fine, strong, Ame-ica young fellows who will decide .c make Alaska their future torae. The busy mining city and capital of the territory, Juneau, possesses more single men than married and there is also the same scarcity c' young women. Wrangell, Ska,,ws Seward and Valdez are other coe- towns whose population consis s largely of the boarding class O. young fellows.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-05
VILLA STARTS
 NEW REPUBLIC
Has Already Proclaimed
 Naco the Capital

WACO, Mexico, Nov. 5-Today General Villa gave out that his in- tention was to establish his head quarters at Naco, which he has taken possession Of. From this point which he calls the capital of his re- rublic-he will operate his forces against any other faction. It is known, however, that he has no in- tention to take the field in less han a month, as he is planning to secure more arms and munitions be- fore starting operations.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-05
CANADA IS DOING HER SHARE

"Subraarine Chasers" are said to be the latest addition from Canada to help the mother country in the present war. It is said that a mosquito fleet" of 175 vessels is being built in that country for the British navy. These small, fast de- stroyers will be turned out of a single shipyard and will be known as Submarine chasers." A unm- Der of them have already crossed the Atlantic under their own power. They are armed with light guns and are capable of making thirty miles an hour.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-05
SKIRTS MAY GO SAYS FASHION

LONDON, Nov. 1-Women's clothing is being seen less and less in England as a result of the en- trance of women in the field of what was mems work before the war Women farm workers, letter car riers. porters, munition factory work CTS, bus conductors and chauffers may be seen any day garbed in reg ulation trousers with hip pockets cts. Suffragettes are advocating the universal use of mems attire among women.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-05
ORGANIZATION FORMED TO
 ELIMINATE "HYPHENISM"


 NEW YORK, Nov. 2-Steps to- ward the formation of national organization of American citizens of foreign birth or parantage to dis courage "hyphenated Americansim" were taken here when twenty-four persons, responding to a circular distributed by committee headed by W. Lusgarten, formed them selves into provisional committee to encourage the fight on dual cit izenship.
 A letter from ex-president Roose- welt was read at the meeting. He encourages the movement for. the organization of the society.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-05
A NEW MOVE
 IS ANTICIP
May Attempt to Capture
 City of Guymas

WASHINGTON, Nov. 5-1nfor- nation of unquestionable reliability has just reached here advising the department that Villas report that he intended to rest at least a month, was not to be believed, as he is now preparing to move. with Guymas as his object in view. The report fur ther says that his intention is to strike the Pacific coast and from there proceed on to Guymas that he believes will make him a splendid base of supplies.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-11-05
MASS''''.''o5 TROOPS
 PROCEEDS
Serbia Destined to Become
 Battle Ground
BRITISHERS EN ROUTE
The French Are Already Operating At Strumitz

ATHENS, Nov. 5--News has reached here today that forty thous- ana British troopers are now en- route to join their allies who are now operating in Bulgaria. It is expected that this detachment will reach it's destination within forty eight hours.
 The French are reported to be now engaged in a terrific battle with tn Bulgarians at Strumitz, and from the meager information at hand, they are making considerable headway.