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Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
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 ROME yil Paris. Nov l4-The fol- lowing official statement. under date Cf November f3. Was given out today: -'ur offensive. which has been pur- sued with untiring tenacity along Eh, whole front, brought us some 1re~n succeSses yesterday In the la S.iruia valley We have occupied the 7.'ss 's Demarco and won east of this luyality the mountain height descend - lu- .rnm ZuEnatorta northward to iizlaua- AT the same time our aero planes homharded Nolano and Aus r-iau headquarters
 u Campbell valley a detachment vf S!.ssrc volunteers. reconnoitering tnaerd McnJaIon. attacked and put l.. fICht an enemy detachment descend i1- from ForceIla de Valcorda on VoraeVoie heights our operations con rinrr uith the object o1 extending our TositionS ro the summits of Col nj Lana and Montsief
 Dn the heights northwest of Go -izia fierce fighting was going on yesterday with varying fortune around .l~tlHvia and below the summit of t'sivario- We took about fifty pris- s.uer~. of whom three were officers.
 -tn Jhc CarSo We are advancing te- rs.ciauSly trench by trench Yester- ,lay we made new progress toward i}o~ lini and took by assault some trere hes and redoubts which we have retained m spite of violent assaults sri enemvS counter attacks
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
TRANSPORT LOGAN
 HAS STORMY TRIP
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SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 1.-The army transport Logan, which arrived today from Manila via Nagasaili and Honolulu. with 1.63s passengers. en- countered a Very heavy storm after leaving Nagasaki during which Ernest Murray. q seaman was washed over board and drowned
 Among the passengers was Lieuten- ant z. $. von Elpons of the German gunhoat Cormoran, which is interned at Guam Von E!pons was accompa- nied by four German sailors three of them insane and the other sick. The lieutenant was escorted by Lieutenant John Y McLain. U- g. N tc the Mare island navy yard where he will be interned until the end 0f the war The sick sailor was taken to the navy yard hospital and the three in sane men were sent to the state hospital at Napa
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
STEAMSHIP MINNESOTA OFF
 ID THE UNITED KINGDOM

united Kingdom with a fEll cargo of wheat barley, canned salmon lumber, hops and frozen halibut 1500G long tons in all II is not likely she will ever be seen in Pacific waters again. II is believed that she will be in great demand as cargo carrier, in the Atlantic, even if not sold or leased to the British admiraltp as a transport.
 The Minnesota, whose gross ton mage is 2O.11S, was built by James J !, Hill in 1904 for the trade between Puget Sound and the Orient. along
 with sister ship, the Dakota These boats never were profitable it was said owing to high cost of operation and difficulty of getting cargo each way. The enactment Of the seamen's law necessitated the discharge of the Chinese crew and employment of white seamen, at greatly increased cost. This law is said to have caused the company to discontinue the trans-P Pacific line and send the Min nesota to the Atlantic.
 The Dakota was wrecked March g.
 1907, rear Yokohama.
 With the withdrawal of the Mime
 sota from trans Pacific service. the American flag disappeared from the Oriental trade, the Pacific Mail steamship company's fleet having been dispersed q few weeks before the Minnesota closed her career as a Trans Pacific liner. The withdrawal of the Great Northern Steamship company from this service leaves two Japanese and one British line plying between Puget Sound and the Orient.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
REFUSE ID HEAR
 BJORNSON LECTURE
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COPENHAGEN. Nov. II (via Lon don, Nov. 15).-Nearly 5000 persons who had gathered tonight at hall where Erling Biornson, son of the Norwegian dramatist, was to deliver q lecture upon the impressions of the war he had gained from visits to tine three fronts refused to permit the speaker to go on with his address
 Members of the German legation staff occupied prominent seats in the hall. but most of the audience was composed of Copenhagen residents including a large number of students When Biornson rose to speak the audience sang and shouted, declaring it's willingness to listen to a German but not to person from a neutral country. -cR
 After striving for an hour to re- store order the chairman declared the meeting closed without Biornson hav- ing spoken A large force of police was present, but the disturbance was not of a nature to require their in- tervention.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
FATAL BANDIT PLAY
Boy Is Shot and Killed by Cousin and
 Another Lad
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LOS ANGELES, Nov. 14.-Mosea Shubin, aged F. was shot and almost instantly killed late today at Hobart station, near here. by his cousin, also named Moses Shubin, 16 years old. while several boys were playing ban dit The older boy was arrested on charge of murder, pending investi- gatiOn
 The boys said that the shooting was accidental. but county officials ordered a thorough inquity when it was re- ported that the boys had quarreled shortly before the shooting because the boy who was shot. and who had been playing chief bandit" had command ed members of the band to comb their hair and otherwise obey orders.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
SAY ATTACKS FAILED

BERLIN. Nov l4.-CBy Wireless to SayAlue- N- Y.l-An official state snent given out today at the Austro- German army headquarters. says:
 Italians taken prisoner at the com rnencement of the new Isonzo battle affirmed that Gorizia would be bonn taried fl the Italians failed to con quer The town As matter If fact since thr beginning of the battle. italian --en3deS have fallen on Cor lzia and yesterday an Italian heavy artillery directed its fire on Gorizia over an unconGuerahie point of sup I-rr'
 -Au the Italian attacks failed North nf Monte san Michael a small trench was lost. but it was completely re- conquered during the evening
 --AuStro- Hungarian aircraft have bonn sarGed Verona
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
DIG WAY OUT WITH KNIFE.
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FABIS NoN l4.-An episode uf thr battlefield Is related in letter rom the front concerning two sap Ier~ who We're buried by the explo- Siou vf German mine. but dug their way out after 6I hours work The two men were entombed in a small space at tle end of counter mlnc gallery. By meanSf of knives they made a vertical chimney. only fo find that il issued less than a ward rom an enemy trench. Waiting rrtl night. they dug in another di- rection. and after 24 hours reached rhe upper air. Each has been awarded a medal
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
LAPS AID RUSSIANS
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LONDON, Nov. 15.-A Petrograd dispatch to Reuters Telegram company says:
 Japan rendered Opportune aid in the Baltic duel between General Ruz- sky and Field Marshall von Hinden- burg in the matter of shells, and now that artillery conditions have been capitalized. the Russians are confident of the results.
 After long and arduous fighting in the marshes, the Russians have emerged from the lake defiies and military authorities look for a speedy development in General Ruzskys az gressive attacks. The GermarS. driven back to within ten miles of Afitau, are evacua ting munition depots.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
PENSION LAWS URGED Republican A. P. Leased Wirc1

NEW YORK, Nov. 14.-At a mass meeting here today. congress was urged to enact laws providing for the retirement on pension of civil service employees after thirty years service. The meeting was held under the aus piceS of the national association of civil service employees, with Dudley Field Malone, collector of the port of New York, as chairman. A plan will be launched to obtain the passage of law embodying the retirement and pensioning demands.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
ANOTHER GALLIPOLI?
Bulearians lnflict Heavy Losses On
 Entente Powers


BERLIN-Via Wireless to Sayville- Nov. 14.-"Reports from Sofia to the Lokal Anzeiger,'' says the Overseas News Agency, declares that up to the present the Bulgarian troops have been on the defensive against the forces of the entente powers and that the latter have suffered heavy losses.
 The opinion is prevalent in the Bull gaTian capitol, says the correspondent, That Macedonia will be another Gal lipoli for the Anglo French army.
 Bulgaria, the Overseas News Agency quotes the correspondent as saying, Has now gained nearly all her ends and is not thinking of more con- quests. All other reports published in the foreign press are Anglo French in- Ventions"
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
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SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-The lives of four women were endangered today, one man was painfully burned and 50.0o0 people furnished with a thrilling spectacle when the cruising yacht Pilgrim, belonging to F. A. Hyde. wealthy land owner of Oak land. burst into flames off the Pana- ma Pacific exposition and was burned to the waters edge.
 On board the vessel when the fire broke out were: Mrs. Grace Can
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
FOUR WOMEN IN PERIL WHEN
 YACHT BURNS AT EXPOSITION

kin. receiver of the United States office in san Francisco: Mrs Olive Dickinson, of Alameda and her daughter Miss Susan Dickinson: Miss Ethel Cumbers; F. A. Hyde: Fred Hubbard, Hydes S-year-old nephew. and Fl. Millett, the engineer
 All but Millett took refuge in the yachts tiny tender from which they were rescued just as the small boat was laundering. Millett, who was badly burned. jumped overheard and was picked up by a passing yacht.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
REPORT ON SITUATION
 IN THE DARDANElLES.
CONSTANTINOPLE Nov.

CONSTANTINOPLE. Nov. IA -(Nia London, Nov. 15.)-An of' ficial communication dealing with the situation in the Dardanelles says; "On the 18th. in the Oar danelles there was the usual artillery and hand grenade fight ing. Our artillery bombarded two enemy monitors which approached the coast off the gulf of Saros. One of them was hit by two shots, which caused an outbreak of fire on board. The second monitor was obliged to retreat
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
ARTILLERY IF RUSSIANS ROUT
 THE GERMANS
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PETROGRAD. via London. Nov. IA The following official communicu- ton Was issued today.
 '-On the western (Russian) front the Germans attempted to take the offensive against Borsemunde farm in the Ikskul district. They were re- pulsed by our artillery fire.
 Desperate fighting continues near the village of Medvejie. northwest of CZartorysk. The enemy's attempts to advance in the direction of the river Styr were stopped by our fire Near the village nf PodgaCie. west If CZartorysk there was desperat" fighting.
 On the Caucasus front, on the west shore of Lake Ourmis our troops repulsed Kurdish troops
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
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SALT LAKE CITY. Nov. 14.-Ed- ward Davis. machinist of Sacra- mento, California. was instantly killed. and Miss Gladys Mitchell of Riverside. Idaho was perhaps fatally injured when they were struck by an automobile driven by Jesse Gesas late last night. Miss Mitchell is thought to be dying. Neither was identified until hours after the acct dent. Davis and Miss Mitchell were to have been married next Wednes-
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
POLICE DESCEND ON LAKE MICHIGAN OASIS
 AND CAPTURE RULER
TURk PARLIAMENT
 REASSEMBLE

CGNSTANTINOPIE. Nov. 14 tVia London Nov. 13).-Parlia- ment reassembled today with the usual ceremonies in the presence of the Sultan, the heir apparent, tho Sheik IT Islam and the grand vizier In the speech from the throne reference. was made to the new alliance with the central powers and the opening of direct communication between Berlin and Vienna and Constantinople.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
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CHICO, Cal. Nov. 14.-After es- caping unhurt from the wreckage of his capsized automobile late last night, Frank Brown, 35 years old, was burned to death a few minutes later when his oil soaked clothing took fire from light with which he was Investigating the damage done to his car
 The accident happened on the Chico-Butte city road Brown and three companions were going duck hunting. The car vapsized. throwing three of the men out in the road and pinning Brown under the car.
 He freed himself from the wreck age. but his clothes were saturated with gasoline, and when he struck light he was immediately enveloped in flames
 WOMAN AUTOIST KILLED.
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 VACAVILLE, Cal, Nov. 14.-Mrs. E'1or1nco Cbaothar, of XNip+crs,
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
LABOR SAVING
 DEVICES ENPENSlN E
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BROOKLINE, Mass, Nov. 14.- Great corporations are destroying labor-saving devices because of the enormous cost of their introduction, declared William B. Wilson, secre- tary of labor. here tonight in an ad- dress.
 Secretary Wilson was telling or the wonderful machines which the last century gave the world, and he added: "The corporations buy the patents and hide them It is false policy.
 permanent industrial peace, said the secretary, can come only through industrial justice, with the equitable distribution of the product of labor. mental and physical.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
COL. COLLIER WEDS Republican A. p. Leased Wire

OAKLAND. Cal. Nov 1i-Miss Ruth Everson of Oakland became the wife tonight of Colonel David Charles Collier of san Diego. formerly presi- dent of the Panama California Exposi- tion- The bride k the daughter of the late Mark yerson. q pioneer hardware merchant of oakland and Mrs. Angus ta EVersor
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
FORGE AGAINST GREECE

LONDON. Nov. 15.-A dispatch to the Times from PetrOgrad says the Russian press k limiting at the use of forcible means. if other methods fail. for inducing Greece to join the entente allies
 The Russian consul general at Us l1up. NJ. Streboutaiew has been sent to Sofia as a prisoner of war. ac- cOrding to a Bulgarian news agency dispatch from Sofia received by Reu- ters' Telegram company by way "f Amsterdam.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
SHUTS IN COMMAND
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PRETORIA. Union of South Africa. Nov. 14.-.V Via London)-Genera1 Jan Christian Smuts. minister of defense. has been given supreme command of the military expedition against Ger man East Africa. The Union of South Africa government has decided to send against the German colony as many as 5000 men, if force of that size should be deemed necessary.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
HIGH GRADE PELTS DESTROYED
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ST. LOUIS. Nov. 1.-The destruc- tior of $5o0.ooo worth of high grade fox skins in custom house at Arch angel Russia. was described in cableEram received by a firm here fast night from its representative at Mos COW Russia. Part Of the consignment was enroute to St. Louis
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
GOES TO PORTSMOUTH
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BERKELEY, Cal, Nov. 14-Rear Admiral Charles F. Pond. who was un- til recently commander of the Pacific reserve fleet of the United States navy, left Berkeley today for Portsmouth. x. H., where he has been assigned to command the navy yard. Admiral Pond was assigned to q western command 1898 anG was placed in command of the reserve squadron seven months ago.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
ESCAPES IN AUTO WRECK;
 DIES WHEN CLOTHES IGNITE

Cal, vas killed late last night when the car in which she and five others were returning from the Panama Pa cific exposition went over the bank into Sweeney creek about six miles north of here. The others escaped with slight injuries.
 The car belonged to J. w Adam son, supervisor of Lake county, who was driving
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
Allies Are Advancino

SALONlkI, Nov. 13.-Via London. Nov. 1.-The French and British troops continue their advance along the whole line. It is officially an nounced that the proportion of woun- ded to killed on the allied side so far in the Balkan campaign is as ten to one.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
French Repulsed

SOFIA,-Via London-NOV. 15.--The official statement issued under date of November 12 reads:
 The operations on all the fronts are developing in our favor. The French, who had crossed to the southern bank Of the Chernareka, were repulsed and driven across the river
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
MANY CRAFT LOST
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 LONDON. Nov. 14.-Many of the smaller shipping craft have been lost as a result of the recent gale. The French steamer Saint Malo C21 tonsl turned turtle near Guernsey. all on board being lost.
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
STEAMSHIP BOSNIA |S T0RPEDOEO
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LeasedW Wiel ROME, anshp has beens
  Su o the fourth boat known The Bosnia of 2561 in was beam feet deep home port of the
  viza Mar tirao of Rome
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
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SEATTLE Nov. l4-The Great Nor,hern steamship Minnesota. the largest vessel on the Pacific ocean, sailed from Seattle tonight for the
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
NEW POSTAL SAVINGS BANKS
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PEFBoGRAD (via London). Nov. II. The Russian government is opening five thousand postal savings banks in connection with postoffices
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
OFFENSIVE IF
 THE ITALIANS
 |S CONTINUED

Official Statement Says that Offensive Along Whole Fron' Brings Fresh Sue ccSScs to the Italian Forces
Arizona republican., 1915-11-15
WOMAN AUToIsT KILLED.

VACAVILLE, Cal. Nov. 14-Mrs Florence J. Cheatham of Winters.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-14
Short Snatches From Everywhere

The colonel says advised with boss Platt TO Cd
tain Tesuits That, probably, also was lne reasoR
Nh PIatt advised with the coloneL-Auila NAriA1
sun
Wa read the reports every day win JUST as
b interest as ever. although IT is seldom II ever
tTe ve are able determine which SIDE IS cong the
most T,ine-Nogales (AriZ) Herald
yVbn iuries begin to do their full sworn duty under
tho law human lives viii soon have a real value IN
fbfs state and gun toters and their packers va" cease
-, he ser1f- beroes.-BeaumOnt (Tex) Journal
II a man could get suit Of clothes to 1T him
1il-e the fashion plate pictures and raise garden
H. t5e 'front.' page seed catalog he would nave
No need to look further for happness--beaunonI
(Tex) Journal
a naragrapher on one Of the New York papers is
~.,,s5 q % Hard and he is a new hand at the
business The Buffalo News says that in short time
he viii find that his work IS What ms name is-Ne"
Orleans Q4a) States
victoriano Huerta- lately president Of Mexico, IS
irs-fiD- in New York real estate In settling for
- EIarie fiat he rendered 100000 worth or
500 900 600 bond issue noated under his regime
Tucson (Ariz) Gazette
They have progressive spirit in Tucson. Arlz. as
nell ~ an elastic city charter The city officials
roos to spend $4,000 of the public funds in adyer
Using me advantages Of Tucson to the world And
IS Evidence of prOgressiveness OF the city the
bT1E Of the advertising viii be done in the news
papers-Ft. Worth CIeX) Record
.artfs is YOUR street in your city" reads a sign
5FJeeD IL as clean your room IN your mouse a
rafbsr exactng request but nevertheless good motto
FOR snv section Of any city. Too many citizens old
and Young seem think that their obligations OF
eatess and cleanliness end at the front gateBisoee
fAriZ) Review
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-14

are trained TO disrespect and ridicule
their German parents.
Do they deserve this treatment II
YOU look up all the records, criminal
social and Industrial they are the very
best element Of our nation What is
the cause Of 1t ALP 1t is because they
are the most honest, frugal, sober and
industrious people and by their general
vel doing in comparison to others,
they are envied and looked upon with
Jealousy
Now the present catastrophe Of the
Lusitania: Our government did all II
could TO favor the allies. England.
France and Russia We allowed the
shipments Of contraband OF ammuni-
lions and ornaments, horses, ETC. for
them, to be used to break Germany
down, and when ship was loaded IN
San Francisco for German war
Sims in South American waters
with ship chandler goods and provis-
ions. a United States judge promptly
interfered and ordered the goods IN
loaded
Germany protested against such one
sided treatment, but without avail
a big howl was made about the vio-
lation Of the neutrality Of Belgium, but
indisputable documents in the archives
OF Brussels proved that an agreement
existed BY England, France and Bel
GUM TO use the territory Of Belgium
against Germany and was agreed upon
long before it broke out, as England
could not find any proper excuse
But the violation Of the neutrality OF
China. when japan was dragged into
the war. TO destroy the helpless little
German colony at kiau Chau, and
those fugitives came through FL Paso,
robbed of everything, and the fathers
and husbands OF the poor women and
children killed. No comments were
made that il was justifiable.
Three big nations surrounding the
small territory Of Germany made up
their minds 10 destroy this noble ma
ton. to whom the whole world owes so
much Of the progress Of civilization
and development When they under
rated the strength Of this nation, they
dragged every race of the globe into
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-05-14

this war to gain, if possible, their end.
They lied about the barbarism OF the
German armies to arouse sympathy for
their unjust cause. but never mem
toned the hOrrid barbarism committed
BY the Russians in east Prussia
England decreed to stop the importa-
ton Of all foods and every article Tor
the life of the nation of Germany Sup
posing the Lusitania would have been
German ship. loaded with thousands OF
cases of ammunition for the German
army and with reservistS as passen-
gers for the German army VIII you
have done? Wen, it would not have
given even a warning to those pas
sengers, that took berths on her, as
the Germans did All her former &C
tons prove such a sentiment OF Eng
land in this present war
The people OF the United states re-
ceived an official warning not TO take
any passage on this ship, as It would De
destroyed The United states custom
house has known that IL was loaded
with thousands OF cases OF ammuni-
tion and explosives for the English
government and allowed those Amer
lean citizens to take passage on II,
and BY their quiet consent to such ship
boat. made themselves responsible Tor
the lives Of those people
The German government did every
thing they could TO warn the people
but their warning was ridiculed-
Should Germany have allowed the
transportation of that ammunition to
be used for the destruction OF their
own people, when they had the means
TO prevent ft2 self preservation is the
first principle Of any nation, and II
Just made use OF this very principle.
Therefore our own government alone
has to be blamed for its duplicity in its
neutrality. It sacrificed the lives OF
those people for the sake of the sell
fishness and greed Of those American
money sharks that control our govern
ment, that have neither soul nor con-
science and viii sell the whole nation
for a money. consideration. And with a
perfect right we can say, the blood Of