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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21

ALLIES REINFORCED.
Fully Prepared for Teuton Attempt
to Force Passage of .Aisne-Turks
Reported in Flight.

Paris, Jan. 21--The new German
assault on scissors has begun. Ger
man gunners have resumed shellinp
the city; many buildings are report.
ed to be in flames, and fresh in
fantry regiments are taking positions
for q general assault on the French
position north Of the !Aisne.
Re- endorsements are being rushed
to the allied trenches both at st.
Paul, north of the Aisne, and on the
southern bank. While showing no
alarm. the allies are fully prepared
for an attempt by the Germans to
force passage of the Aisne The
most desperate fighting of the past
few weeks on French soil is antici-
pated.
Military experts there express
divergent opinions as to the real Oh
iect Of the German efforts at Sois-
sons. While the Kaiser's armies. if
they succeed in occupying Scissors,
are expected to follow up the advan-
tage with fresh march on Paris. it
is believed by many military men
that this is not the primary pur-
pose Of the present forward move
mcnt
Pctlpgrad Jan. 21--Tne Turkish
retreat from the Caucasus has he
como almost a rnut, according to Off
cial reports received here today. In
thcir precipitate flight toward Ere
rum, portions Of the Turkish forces
are becoming disorganizcd and their
rear guard is falling into the hands
of the Russian cavalry advance.
In series of such engagements
with the remnants Of the retreating
Turkish army the Russians have cap
tured numerous prisoners" today's
official statement claimed. The Rus
slams have occupied .Arianutsch about
sixty miles northwest of Kars, the
retreating Turks having been forced
to evacuate.
A Russian torpedo hoat operating
in the Black Sea southwest OF Batum
sank twelve Turkish cargo boats.
Vienna (via Amsterdam Jan. u
Capture of several hundred Rus
slams in severe fighting along the
Donapec river in western Galicla.
was reported in the official statement
from the Austrian office today.
The Russians. the statement said
heId !. strong position on the west
hank of the river. Austrian artillery
sbelled stone farm buildings behind
which the Russian infantrymen lay
and forced a retreat to the river.
Destruction Of bridge built by
the enemy over the Donajec in the
Carpathians was also reported.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21
WANTED TO SEE WRECK.
Hid in Bushes to Watch Engiue Hit
Obstruction.

Prospect, Va, Jan. 2l--PauI john
son q negro youth of about sixteen
wears Of age was arrested near here
Monday and lodged i'll the county
iail in Farmville for attempting to
wreck westbound passenger train No.
3 of the Norfolk and Western Rail
way Sunday afternoon about l
o'clock, two miles west of Prospect.
He placed large crosstie on the
track in curve OF the road, but as
the engineer was on the inside OF
the curve he saw the ie>in time to
stop his train by applying. the emer-
gency brake just as it struck the tie
and no harm was done.
The train stopped at Elam and re-
ported the matter. Detective Wright
of the Baldwin detective force was
located in Lynchbu'g just III time to
catch easthound train No. 4 as it
was leaving Lynchburg, and in two
hours was at the scene of the trouble.
He spotted his man in few hours
and left instructions for his arrest
yesterday.
When arrested the negro confess
ed the whole matter and said he had
no motive for the wreck except that
he wanted to see it. After. putting
the tie on he proceeded to the home
of 4 negro woman by the name of
Price, living near by and told her
daughter what he had done and the
two walked back to the scene and hid
to see the wreck when it took place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21
SIX ATING ON SIDEWALKS
Mayor Of Suffolk Warns Young
Americans TO Cease Practice


Americans TO Cease Practice
Suffolk, Va. Jan. 21-Mayor Hol-
laday has issued warning to small
boys and girls about roller skating
On the sidewalks. a few warm days
have brought them out in Aocks, and
in sections where policemen are not
numerous the children are having
picnic, regardless Of mayor and city
ordinance. which forbids skating on
the sidewalks. 1t was found necessary
to send al officer down on lower
Main street to break up sidewalk
skating carnival. The mayor says ne
will warn the children first but after
that sterner measures will De taken.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21
Death of Justice Brown.

Newport News. Va, Jan. 81
John Dudley George Brown, aged 4S
years for many years police justice
and political leader in this city and
original of Walter Kelly's Virginia
Justice" died at his home here yes
terday after a, lingering illness. He
was widely know nthrough the state.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21

Long-standing domestic difficulties
eliminated yesterday in double
tragedy at Monongahela. Pa, when
Abraham McCleary, a one-armed
telegrapher, employed by the Penn
sylvania Railroad, shot and killed
his wife and then committed sui
eide.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21

There is a. report in circulation to
the effect that Ralph Johnson, the
Fairfax county youth who myster-
ously disappeared on Christmas Eve
night, has been seer in Washington.
His relatives and friends do not
think this report is correct.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21
LOCAL BREVITIES

The police have received advices
that chicken thieves last night stole
25 chickens from the home Of Mrs.
John Cooley at Four Mile Run.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21

Rockfsh, pike, black bass, perch,
halibut, salmon, hutterfsh, fresh
haddock and winter sllad the remain
der Of the week at George T. Price
& Company's stand in the market.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21

$4,000 to loan on first NOR
tage on city property in
amounts from $500 up Ap-
ply. ,,n,-
HOWARD w. SMITH
107 n. Fairfax ST
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21

Good Children's Stockings, ..l8c
Milton's 5 and 10c Store, 1926 King
Street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21

Read F. c. Pullin's advertisement
Of low prices Or groceries published
on page two Of the Gazette.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21

Francis Sayre is the name selected
for the White House baby.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21
NEWS. OF THE DAY

A dispatch from Rome to the Lon
don Daily News says that Emperor
Francis Joseph while fully realizing
the danger of the cession Of the SOW
ereignty Of Hungary at the present
time has decided to abdicate.
Mrs. Julia Fitzsimmons, has OBJ
tanned a divorce in Chicago from
Robert Fitzsimmons, formerly
worlds champion heavyweight pug'-
list. She charged cruelty
Charles Ledowsky, president t
the Fox River Distiling Company Of
Chicago; which filed petition in
bankruptcy Tuesday, committed sui
eide during the night on Michigan
Central train.
Enver Pasha, commander of the
Turkish troops, defeated in the Cau-
casus, is reported to have been re-
placed by .Shukri Pasha. Enver also
is said to have been forced out OF
the Turkish cabinet.
In the great castle at Pocantico
Hills, N. Y, Mrs. John d. Rookie
Teller is slowing dying of malignant
aenemia. Mrs. Rockefeller was IS
years old last September. She has
been, in failing health for several
years, the first breakdown dating
from the nationwide attacks on the
Standard Oil Company and the re-
'sultant criticism of her husbands
business methods.
A suit asking $4,000 damages on
account of the death of Mary Pha-
gan, for whose murder Leo NJ. Frank
has been sentenced to die, was filed
I,yesterday in Fulton county superior
| court against the National Pencil
! Company at Atlanta by Mrs. j. w
! Coleman, the girls mother. Mary
f! Phagan was employed in the com
| pany's factory, where she was killed
in April, 1913. The mothers com.
plant charges the girl was slain by
i Frank, who was superintendent Of
the factory, and by James Conley, {
colored sweeper who is serving ;
years sentence upon conviction a;
an accessory after the fact in connec
ton with the murder.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21
UPHOLDS MEASURE.
corporation Commissioner Declares
Rolling Stock Bill Valid.

Especial Dispatch to the Gazette)
Richmond, an. 21.--The Corporation
Commission today upheld the validity
Of the rolling stock measure. TIE
cities affected by the adverse decision
will appeal to the Supreme Court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21

There was false alarm, Of fire
about two o'clock this afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21

For the best oysters go to the Hotel
Rammel.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21

Mrs. Julia Fitzsimmons, has OBJ
tanned a divorce in Chicago from
Robert Fitzsimmons, formerly
worlds champion heavyweight pugi-
list. She charged cruelty:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1915-01-21
WEATHER REPORT

Fair tonight and Friday, tenn-
perature tonight about 20 DE-
grees.
High tide 1905 a. M. and
1895 p. M.
Sun rises 7:15. Sun sets 5:t2
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-28
TRAGICA MUERTE .


;haron breves instante5, las personals
Iue pasaban por la Gale Sc percata-
on de la lucha Y la presenciaban,
1ues cream que sc trataba de hi RI
ia vulgar.
En- este Valenti, mas forzudo que
i muchacho, arrojo a este al interior
lei cuarto, Sc puso de pie sobre la ba-
.andilla del balloon Y grito: Pueblo,
perdoname! iLupe. iLupe....! y Sc
lrrojo de cabeza.
FL cuerpo fue detenido IN instan-
e por los alambres del alumbrado
oublico Y luego Sc estrello pesadamen
.e en- la acera.
Cuando las autoridades fueron a
recogerlo estaba aun con vida, pero
solo decia palabras sin sentido y repe-
ia a cada i~nstante iLupe! iLupe!
Al dia siguiente a las 8 de Ia ma
lama fallecia y fue enterrado ell mis-
mo dia. En- la Gale Sc veia n gran
mancha negra de la sangre del Lie.
Valenti. Este no dejo escrita nj una
carta ri NADIA.
Lo mataron ell abandono y la mise
ria.
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INTERESANTES CONFERENCES


-
BajO los aUSpiciOS del COmItc de
Conferencias de la BibliOteca Car
negie De csta ciudad, Fl dia : de
Abril pr6Ximo tendra lusar Ell eI
Audilorio del Hotel Gunter una
c~onfcrencia sobre 'paisajes escui-
pidos,' o 'arle ciyicO' cuyO tcma
artistico dcsarrollara ~graiicamcn-
.te 81 eminente esculLOr dorado Taft.
SegtIn informes que nos ha CO.
municadO el referidO COmite de la
Biblioteca Carnegie, cl Sr. Taft -
native de Illinois y recibl6 su edu-
caci0n acadGmica en- la UniversldaG
de Illinois, perfeccionandO sus cS-
.tudois artiSticos en- la EScueIa de
.Bellas Aries de Paris, dOnde per
.maneai6 cincO amos 0 sea desdc
1880 a 1885, desde cuya fecha liza
residido en- Chicago.
Sus primcras labores artisticas
cOnsistieron en- r~etratOs al bustO y
aIgunas fuenteS de algdn mGritoi
pero su fama como artista data dc
la Exposition de Chicago, dondc -
encargG del decorado artisticO de.
Edifico de Horticultural, en- el que
Sc descalaban dos notables 9rup0s.
lei sueno de las flores y "El des-
Ipertar de las flores" En- la expo
, sici6n de San Luis, Mo-, eXhibi6 dos
fucntes tituladas La Pradera''
La Montana" y en- la Exposition
de Seattle, una eStatua herOica d,
Jorge Washington, que ahora Sc en-,
cuentra cOlocada en- los jardincs Dc
LA Universidad del EstadO.
La entrada a las c~OnferenciaS, Sc
Ira gratuita. segun ell arreglo qu'
Icon ell sustentante ha celebrado e
Comit6 de Ia Biblioteca Carnage.
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AJENOS
Fl cantor del cieIo mexicdilO en-
sueIo CubanO


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,n !, ~ 1,', ,aana ~ - can !, Ham,,
ct.,o min dfres. mi sol % recundo.
mi ruz as scdanrc. yo soy Ia esperanto.
-, soy J., ncIIezo. va SOW Ia tnstfcta.
Va soy 81 ensucno. NO SOY Ia plegarta.
Fl amor. o. san,o. Ia vida es bermosa;
drfsd yuesrras rris,cs Y rIcras vesantas.
ucn,d ros ,,rrercs voIyod 7 los campos.
Labrador. IN madre. Ia terra. lie aguart
obrero: no divides que cs tn compalera,
.Rc,dtros Ios nomhrcs de bopdcd Y altcnra
3, ros mo cons,,olsn y lbs me trabaian
r., ana ,,ror s,hos nm ,nneIo y ma
n, san,o u. ,ror,os o,o , 4 % Iovartan
,.o nnos,ros crot,s mir, ruestros males
cur, nrostrss uag,s
,,.o-,r, ,onbr,s
.,o, nro.,r,s Iigrim,s
. n,,t,,,, nr,rrrao sorono
u,. oi,,, ao l., r,,rt,,
PoC'
'aSol que Il" ue .es"' q
si. nISn i 20 -o ~posT =, nrognnta.~ y
,o ~
80; 81, 1os ,.imos ~.
oIaro,
no1pI;JaI.
Ue pi0'e''N "''s 10
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,,,. nnn,a,n oy,tD,.s y psrrr,r.
" 49, S" o,a,ros
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y soDFe ID "erFa que s' P''''''''".
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DIAZ L0MBARD0 TRATA DE Or
GANIZAR Ell P0DER JUDICIAL.
Vicne de Ia paJlna 4.

Esto Sc hara, segin 10 eXpresa el
IiccnciadO DiaZ Lombardo, en- GUAM
to Gueden nOrmalmente restableci-
das las comunicaciOnes con el cuer-
DC convencionista que esta funcio-
nandO en- la ciudad de Mexico.
Los magistrates y jueces deberan
e lelrados, seran nombradOs por
Villa y debcran tener antecedentes
revoluciOnarioS.
az Sc ha hechO la designation de
las personals que sobre las que re-
caeran los nOmbramientos de fun
cionarios del Poder Judicial.
Ell CORRESPONSAL.
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HAY GRAN ALARMA...
yiene de "a pigina 6.

,or una de las personals que con Ell
e hallaban conversando durante La
euni6n en- Hidalgo, 81 iba a tomar
Iatamoros, contesto:
No voy de paseo; voy a tomarlo
? 10 tomare. Lo hare pronto: no
REQ que dure ell combate cinco
loras.
FL domingo en- la mahana empe-
ara ell ataque, pues Rodriguez cree
star en- los suburbios de Matamoros
B las primeras horas de Ia noche
lei sabaGo.
'nquietud en- Matamoros y Browns
vile.
Con motive de las noticias propa-
adas sobre que ell domingo empe-
ara la lucha en- Matamoros, la
larma ha cundido en- ell puerto. Son
nuchas las familias que siguen cru
ando la frontera, pagando la con-
-ibuci6n de cincuenta centavos que
mpuso ell general Nafarrete.
En- esta ciudad reina gran inquie-
I'D especialmente en- las personals
lue han venido a refugiarse ) que
ian dejado en- Matamoros u inte-
reses.
En- La GALES mas centricas Sc ven
;rupos de m~exicanos que discuten
os pr6ximos acontecimientos y ha-
en- concentrates sobre ell resultado
probable de la proxima lucha.
En- Matamoros, la situacion es te-
rible, pues ademas de la alarma que
e ha apoderado de todos los habi-
antes, estos sufren con la a
lie alimentos y la epidemic de Vi
uela, que sigue desarrollandose,
iesgraciadamente.
Ell CORRESPOND AL.
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rente a la Independence. -. 500
Los Observation-Disclosures
del relate de Ia i~nsurTecci6n contra
Espana. SOS
Memorials de IN Guerrillero. His
toria de IA Guerra de Reforma S 0.75
La Majestad Caida.-Novela hist0-
rica de Ia revolution maderista S $50
EuoDeyas de mi Patria: BeniJo
JUarez.-La Intervention Fraucesa.
Ell Imperio.-El triunfo de IL Re-
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Pea. Edici6n de lujo iustrada con
~retratos 7 VStas. $500
Historic general de Mexico, por
Zarate.-Bien empastada. go
Episodes Miiirares NeXcanOs O.
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1Ocer nuestras grandiosas luchas por
"a uOertad. Trata de Ia Guerra de In
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IA . -OmoS. $2.5G
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Js.6i9 resumeu De historic patrias
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.ESTA PARA TERMINAR Ell PERI0
DO DE MAYTORENA..
Viene de la pagina ..

cha que %pronunci6 ell Consejo de
Guerra contra el pagador general
de las fuerzas maytorenistas, Ma
nucl Montoya. Dicho cOnsejo de
Guerra s~entenci6 a Montoya a la
.pena de muerte por haber pagado
Ia u subalternOs, para que estOs
pagaran a la tr0pa, con billetes
falsos, reseryandose para 81 los le-
gitimos.
La sentencia es dura, ciertamea-
te. pero necesaria. POrque pagan a
los infelices soldados que sufren
mil penaIidades y exponen su vida
a cada instante, con una moneda
que no vale absolutamente NADIA,
es un crimen objectionable.
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CIENCiAS OCULTAS

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Secre-os de Ia pre'hdlgItacIon =
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NoyELAs A 90 CTS. cADA UNA.

e becarro de orc.
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la Iucha por el amor.
q m~a-uscrito de mi madre.
Maria. por Jorge LsaacB.
81 cura de alde&
Dora,
AZuCanss
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PoESLAS.

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"~PiporPazOs" cura la ~tiricia, ell
fastidio, las ganaS de m0rirse de
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Don Quijote de Ia Mancha. La

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IL tirauia rusa .......... %O:'s
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continuation: ia Mano del Muer-
to-" 8 tomos grandes, con iustracIo-
aes... $40
Oscar Y Amanda. COnmovedora
novela amorosa. 2 tOmos.... Sis
La Hija del Cardinal. $O.7S
Los Tres MosCueterOs, con su con
"Veinte Amos Despues" Y
Ell V!zc9nde de Bragelonne." $2.75
ExoiaciGn o Ell Martirio de una Ma
ore. ........ @O.oO
Genoveva de Brayante. -. S0.25
Pablo = Virginia ....... O.Z5
Sublime. Herm0sa novela me
gicara. $0.75
Los Misterios de Ia InQuisici6n...
5 O.75
81 JudiC Errante. 90
La Juyentud de Enrique ", OO
Flor de Passion. Noveia de Amor. $50
Romeo Y JulieJa. ..... .... 0.25
IN Eiio Natural ....... ~ 80
Flor de- nm Dia "O.25
Abelardo = Eloisa - 20
Fl Sitio de Ia Rochela. O.95
Espinas de una Flor. "O.25
Quo Vadis? Novela historical de Ia
spoca de Ner6n. SOTO
Ell Hijo Abandonado. Sentimental
noyela de costumbres ..... "O.1O
FL Huerfano del Regimiento. O.
bra conmovedora Y bellisima 50 70
Astucia o Los Charros Contraban-
iistas. Novela de costumbres meM-
canas. 2 tomos, tels. $500. l .7S
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-28
oBRAs PoETlcAs De PEA.

Cantos del Hogan. sos
Poosils ascori6ss 1850
n AM del Anor......,, "1.25
Flores del Alma .......... lbs
uofas de Nargarita. Collection de
- nj. er-fr~z~-aIas SO.S5
Nor Patria. Ed:ei6n De lujo l.25
RucuerCos = Esperanzas. Edicion de
mo s1.25
Las glorias de Mexico. Collection de
c0mpos.c.--es = e 2at-ia = q sus ne
-ces $u'IS