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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
BORDER FORCES
TO WAIT ORDERS
L. $, Troops VIII Guard Brownsville
But VIII Not Fire % Mexicans I'm.
less Instructed by Washington.

WASHINGTON, March 20.-war de-
pnrtment officials feel that American
forces at Brownsville, Tex, are am.
pie to protect the town during the
fighting Of the Mexican factions at
MatamOrOs, across the Rio Grande.
Colonel BlOCksom has squad OF the
Third cavalry, machine gun platoon
and Battery ID Of the Sixth field ar
tillcry. Nearby, up the river are two
squadrOns of the Twelfth cavalry. Ad-
dltional troops could be sent by train
from Fort sam Houston at SRn An
tonic, Tex, or Fort Mcintosh at
Laredo.
Acting Secretary Breckinridge said
today that Colonel BlOcksOn In warn
ing the MeNlcans not 10 fire into
American territory, acted under In
structions Of lond standing. He said
that under no circumstances would the
fire be- returned without direct in
structions from Washington. Colonel
BlOcksOn's order 10 stop the bringing
~ wounded MeKicans into Texas terri
tory also was made general In.
Struction forbdding the admission Of
refugees from battle except where hu-
manity demands it
Major General Funston, command.
ing the border forces, reported TO-DAY
that General villa has sixteen field
guns and large number of machine
guns, while the CarranEa forces have
fifteen field guns aud thirty or more
machine guns. General Funston added
that neither faction had artillery
yesterday. The arrival NJ the field
guns has Increased the apprehension
~ officials here The field pieces
have \ long range and Brownsville II
only about mile and half from
MatamOrOs
Secretary Bryan without making
public the contents Of the dispatch
said he had word from General Garxa
In Mexico City that he would give I'm
mediate confederation TO the food Jt
uatlou IN the capital Word also came
that order prevailed In Monterey.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
AUSTRIA THINKS
ITALY SERIOUS
Well Informed Men Certain That Ma
ten Will Enter War Soon OIL Side
uf Allies.

GENEVA, via Paris, March - -
Count stephen TisEa. the premier Of
Hungary, hus returned to Budapest
from Vienna, where he conferred with
cabinet ministers regarding the fut
ure course Of the dual monarchy Ac
cording to dispatches received by
Swiss newspapers the leaders Of diff
ferent political parties are trying to
induce Count TlsZa 10 persuade Em-
perOr Francis Joseph that Austria
should conclude "A separate peace The
premier, however. ls said 10 have re-
fused TO make such All attempt.
AdylCes received here from Austria
are TO the effect that wcll-lnfOrmpd
public men In that country profess 10
believe that the Intervention OF Italy
on the side Of the allies is Imminent.
County Andrassy former Hungarian
Premier Is said 10 be one Of those who
no longer attempts TO conceal his con
ecrn
Chancellor Won Bethmann. Hollweg
0f Germany the Swiss papers de
clare, remains infleXlble In his deter.
minatiOn that Austria shall sacrifice
some Of her territory to preserve the
neutrality of Italy.
The Austrian emperor is reported
to be equally determined not to con
cede to italy any Of the minor por.
tlOns Of the monarchy.
Reports from bucharest regarding
the attitude NJ Rumanln, II IN said.
have increased the alarm In Austro-
Hungarian political circles.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
Society Euents
H0JTisi Dunn Bentley.


th.tr ,uu r..id,ur,
=
Mrs. Charles I. Ames and Miss
Elizabeth Arues departed today for
New York city where, following tine
,g.t, ,,,,.. .,h,,I ,t NIis. N,rrII..
araJemy .t uamsrnurck \ where
shr ,yns tntcn uulte IN In thr winter
The, ,,ll stnp AN route M jackson
n f.. ntt,pJ Tho wedding Ami Z pr
az a., |v',, w. 'uuS' III .',W
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Wv W ',','''"'" ,Vl Vs. ,'In
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.,,. " ~, Vs. W." %"' a., u..
'"''' D." n,,.
Mr. upd \Irs I,hu II. lam ana
children and Afr puJ Mrs t,lu Ir.
ter Funk upJ .nus ,f Al Urup mptpr
rd over from EI Rem, and ,Iapr IN,
dny with Mr. npd Nr. Marion Slduc,
Cooter.
her guest Nh, "A n Groom nr PROV,
dcucc. Il T. Irn the inst or ,b,. week.
for Galveston Tr\ where. rnu uI.I
speud 4 fortnight
Mr., uar,. " Cngrm wifi rpicr
tain Tuesday with o'clock luncheon
I'm honor Of her sister. Mr., A Wikr
ra,,., ,,.,., ,v,,,,...,,,. 80. -" inv '''' "
United STATE, Scunlor and Mrs W
If THOMPSON ppd SON William sropp.I
H., a f,v Ju,- fine last ~ IA. .v..I,
r,n,o T.. n,n,r h,,,, t., |..'t,n r,,,
L,,r fron, u.In, u.,.l, ~. ,,har..
thn, nas,, ,.o,,' ,,,,,,' ,,I o,I,n.,,,"o,, ~
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w ''"N '"'' WV WV E"''"H Va
nouo' ',1n' evening a' " d'nh',
t,,'" -, IVY vi. "", WITS. N,,'S. VINO n"'
J.. VAN ilrf Mr. mud Mrs II. j.
NpnuIdlne nld daughter porHhy and
/ MISS Mia fhrlpS lhr} resumed IhNr
/ Journey saturday evening
,, ,n,
m,N. '"nl ,l", VIII, entertain WIN
,nil'",' ImrS ueSuHl afternoon III
no"o' Ur urr NlS,eI, MIS- 20 'aIIu'h
,.,, -,
p,,'n u,,"s "',,, Nps '"''e" ="
.a.,,,a uia... ~, 49,. ,a,h W
Mr.. Oscar Ayey Of Semitic. but who
formerly resided IN this city Is the
guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Ayey on North Kentucky
avenue
A.. u go, 49,, MAJ. ,-,.-
ySn hsyo " ho.0 80 'mu 'ho ",,r ., "" "us',T. ~,
Unmer n pordm.r rot,.naI ] ~ n,"t.
home in pItchcocL nv snndar
/ Mr.. Paul X. HOLES mas returned
from Galveston, Tex.
~, u
,,,i,., Nv r,,.It tlisu ncuoo' raIr3ns eIuo VIII
n'o,oo, % w., ,nr '''as ~ 'oo," 10 at :, ,oo "
lowing this prof " sonn,,, w ~,
.me 'u,,eS'.y ~, OF Ukiahoms VIII lee
Teachers Their Qualifications Grad
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
GREECE ORDERS DAMAGED
WARSHIP TO LEAVE PORTS

BERLIN, March 29.-The Overseas
News agency today gave out the FOL.
lowing:
Information has been received from
Constantlnople that the Greek gov
rnment has ordered that the damaged
French and British warshlp4 which
put IN at Salonlki must leave port
within - hours The ships were
t0wed to Malta.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
ri SsIAN BALTIC FLEET
AIDED by NEW WARSHIPs

LONDON, March Reuters cor.
respondent at Petrograd telegraphs
that the Russian fleet In the Baltic
has been reinforced by modern fight
Ing units. This IL believed In London
Ia consist " four dreadnoughts laid
down in the Russian yards In 1909,
which were nearing completion at the
beginning Of the war II may also In
clude another division of four bat
tleshlps laid down IN 1000.
British experts said they would not
he surprised to learn that with the as.
sistanCe of the allies In supplies and
men Russia had constructed these
drpndnOughts
A little brief authority or few
dried apples will puff small man
M to the limit
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
BELGIUM RELIEF. SHIP
AGROUND OFF MISSISSIPPI

NEW ORLEANS, March 2p.-The
british steamer Glenshiel, with sup.
plies for Belgium In aground near the
mouth II the Mississlppi, but appar
nstlr Il IN no danger.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
FARMERS NEAR wYNNEwOOD
START THEIR CORN PLANTING

WYNNEwOOD. Or. March o.
Farmers In the vicinity of this city
have hegm planting their corn. 4
number already having their acreage
completed For the last several years
farmers here have planted corn OK
early as the third week In February
hut in that month this YEAR there wsp
little opportunity as the ground wss
too cold II is the belief OF farmers
here however, that n they can sel
their corn IN the ground early enough
It may be matured before the hot
weather, thus lnsuriug the early crop
II the bride has seven gowns tn
honaI noon will last NJ lanai a waaL
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29
Robinson HOgan.

A quiet ceremony united In mar
rlagc Saturday afternoon two Of the
most prominent families Of the city
when the nuptiaI VOWS were said by
Miss Edith Marie Robinson. daughter
NJ Mr.. aud Mrs John 4. Robinson,
and Mr. Clark IInryey Hognn, eldest
son Of MIR. and Mrs Dnnipl " Ho-
gan Of West Fifteenth street. Dr. II.
T.. Van Horn of the First Christian
church officiating.
only the immediate families Of the
Young couple were present M the
home Of the brides parents on West
Twelfth street. including the groum's
family. MIR aud Mrs Hogan aud Mr.
bal Hogan, and the grandmother
Mrs. Sarah Harvey. the brides fam
ily. and MIR aud Mrs J. +. Bruugh
Jr.
The house WAS simply but boHuti
fully decorated with En-tcr lilirS and
Ia France roses, aud supper was
served after the ceremony before the
young couple loft on the Il O'Clock
train for their home IN Fletcher OK
The bride. who Is au especially
charming aud beautiful girl. wore her
travelling gown Of French blue gubrr
dine embroidered In silver. with
blouse u cream lace. becoming
gray hat with trimmings of gray
course and ribbon A cOrsagc bOu
Quct Of sweet peas aud valley lilies
added a. the costume and she wore
the Rifi of the groom. a bar pin ~
platinum set with sapphire sur
rounded by diamonds The wedding
ring was also 0f platinum with a sol
lialre diamond and places for added
diamonds on each wedding anDiycr
Mry
The wedding was very quiet SC
cordiug To the wish ~ both bride and
reroiynd from tho momhars ~ thr
tvo families and he immediate
friends among which were hand
some cbacks from tho narepts NJ the
Young connie md olso come besutIful
silver for the new cottage which ia
all ready for occunepcy in Fletcher.
The bride has haen one ~ the most
popular and clever Girls In society.
ever since her graduation from Ward
Belmopt seminary and will be greatly
missed amonu wide circle NJ friends
MFR Hogan who attended 81 Johp's
Military Academy at Delafield wis.
and the Uuiyersity ~ Wisconsin Inns
only been home less than yenr pnrt
Of the time being speut I'm the Farm
er's National Rank ~ which his IA
ther ia president During that time.
however. he has demonstrated his
ability Of following I'm hts fathers
footsteps and a few months ago nc.
cepted the posItlon of cashier I'm the
Fletcher state Bank.
WikOff.Reed.
Another wedding Saturday that
came as complete surprise TO the
friends aud also the families was that
OF Miss Miriam Wikoff, daughter of
AFR. and Mrs. Frank j. Wikon OF llli
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29

Lots NJ people who come into the
world with ndther wealth nor intel,
llgence manage 10 leave II in The same
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29

II the bride has seven gowns tn
honey moon wiz last at least a week.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29

Mr. Arthur C. Bennett entertained
the Thursday Bridge Luncheon club
Saturday afternoon substitute hands
being played by Mrs Henry Overhol
ser. Mir. Henry W. furmnn and Mrs
W = BuIkley Top scores were made
hy Mr- Ovcrholser and Mr. Bennett
The meeting April s win be with
Mrs Jason & Clark
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-03-29

Al Dh" bu.ines, meeting NJ the
Chumhndc club Saturday afternoon
Tine election ~ officer resulted iu
President Miss Florence Wilson. re-.
elected. VIE" urcsidrrr Miss Agur,
Thompson. -rcrrtHr' anI lrrururrr
Miss Ruth MpC rcdir
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-16

Der YoIi5iIten perlest. Se6s @lGn.
ner puroen perboftet, pie cs beibt,
i6ntIih 9lnbGn9er '0pbe's. Sic ipur-
ben feitgeboltcn. obne bob norIGuiig
2nflugcn gegen tie erboben purben.
9rci aoiten nit Stintin5ctteIn, bic
mGbrcnO Der SdlGgcrci bur6 ein
Senitcr alf Die Strobe eei6Ieuocrt
Doroen iein ioQen, puroen unper-
iebrt ipieoer erlangt.,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-16
Gcrii6t oon1 So0c
&iQa's In l1mlamf.
Gigtut 2eutt ma9ttn ibm angtb=
li4 ben Yro5eb.
Die 9lnerfcnnnns Garransns.

Saibington, 16. Oft. Sie
glnerfennllng Der Garrnn5a Hegie-
rllng in Werico miro lrobriGeinli6
n66ite @o6e erfolgen. Sic pon-
amerifanii6e &onferen6 miro Damn
suiamn1entreten, INN Die Sorm, inter
meI6er Die slncrfcnmtng erfol9en
ion, feit5uitelen Scfretar Saniing
mirb oie &oltferen5 5uiantn1enberit-
fen, nad)oem er BON 9raIilien ltno
Chile offi5ieae @eriideriingcn erbal-
ten bat, OaB iie ber@nti6eioung, Gar.
ran5a an5uerfennen, 5itItiniltter.
Solf)e Seriideriingen ipliroel bereits
bon oen onbcren Iotein nmerifu-
nii6cn 9fepublifen aegcben @liieo
glrrcoonoo miro nd6ite @ode bon
ben &onfcreiltcn en1pfoneen perben,
porauf linn DabridIeirllih einS6rci-
ben iiberreidt pcrocn p;rb, tporin cr
BON Der glnerfermirng Garran5as Der.
itdnbigt miro
g4aibington, is. Oft. Son
al ben Hegierlingen, Die oil Der par-
amerifanii6en 9pnferen5 teilgenont-
men babcn, ipel6c iid) Slr s(nerfen-
nltng Der Garran5a Gegierirng in
Werico enti6Ioiien bot, iinb SIT
itimmenoe 9(nttporten eineetroffen.
Sefretdr 2aniing bat fir nddliten
Wontoa eine Sisrlng Der Gonferen3
cinbcrllfen, Inn bic Sorni Der 9lner-
fernng feit5ititeaen.
Garransa in @pnterep.
Wf o nterep, N9er., Is. Oft,
iiber 2arebo, Ger, 16. &ft. @ton-
tercp, oie Sai,ptitobt bes Stootes
ganepo 9urcbo, begriiBte beitte 8enc-
raj 8enllitiano Garrar5o, Der nit ei-
ner aroBen S6or miIitarii9er uno
poIitiider sSiibrer cine &eiic biird Die
Stooten oes n0rbli6en 0tericos
madlt. Die 3ipilbeborbcn neranital.
tetcn 5cItli6feiten gu Gbren @arran.
sas. 9ettcrer miro SoltiIlo beiuGen,
bepor er ipeItip6rts rad Sorreon
gebt
Ter Sob bes Gen. ssierrp.
@I9oio, Ger, 16. Oft, Der
SOB bes Generals &oholfo 6ierro,
uie er geItern abenS ans Goias
@ronbes, Dfer., geruelbct wuroe, be-
beutet fir bie @iao Golnpogne oen
@erIllit zines ibrer benlerfensiDerte-
item 9Siibrer. 6ierro 5eidncte ii6
ebcrio our6 perionliGen Wtut itno
6elbberrnguben pie oitrd) feline ult-
menidliden @rnuiamfciten oits.
ginmol criGoB CT eigeithdnoig 300
@efunecne, Die er IN cine &eibe aiifge-
itellt bate.
Die gto6ri6t, boB6ierro bitrG Or
trinfen icinen Sob faiio, miro bier
nid)t aeglaubt. 0tan bsrntlttet oiel-
mebr, oaB er Dos Spfer elmer Ser.
fdp0rltng geporben lit, tpie es Dor
mehreren @o6en @euerul l1rbina
mar, Scr bon 6ierro ielbit get6tet
nuroe
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-16
Sie Sciirtei mtl6et nent Grfolge
at Der 9arOaneQen=6ront.

ocm rc6ten 5Sliigel elm SSeuer in bcn
S6iisengraben bcs Seinbes perur-
ia6t. ltnierc glrtilleric brad)te Die
feinoli6e, Ole unieren linfen tSliigcl
bel Sefe 9rrnt beld]oB, gum Sdiipcl-
gcn,irno Elm Seuer brad in DEM
feinblihen 9ager aus, bos cine
Stiinoe mdbrtc. Son nnocren Glnf-
ten lit ni6ts 81 beri6ten.
Taris melbet amtlidJ.
Taris, t6. Oft. Ser antIi6e
9tadnlittagsberid)t bot folgenoen
@ortlailt:
gSir baben mdbrcnb oer 9tod)t IN
Sotbringen mebrere @egenangriffe
auf Die Sdiieengrdben, Die mir &C.
Itern in Der 8egeno bon &eiaon be-
iesten, abgeipieien. Im 9alife Die
ler 8efedIte mad]ten mir 100 8e-
fangene.
SSn Den SogeIen lnternubm Der
sSeino nad 0titternadt eincn glngriff
5ipii6en Der 9inge unb Dem Sdras-
mannele. 0ieiem mar ein beftiges
@ombaroemcnt auf lnicre 5ipeite
Clinic imb imierc 9ai,fgrdben poruiis-
gegangell Der glngriff tpuroe poG-
ItGnoig 5uriidgeipieien Nlitf Der
iibrigen SSront bcrrid)t &ube
Nabrmngsmangel in 8ricdliidJ-
Wtdsebpnien.
9onoon, t6. Oft. 9tabrlnlgs.
mangcl ilnb oic glnfilnft ierbiiher
Slii6tlinge in GROCER 3abI in @rie-
d)ii6- -@in5eoonien bnbcn BORT bic
Gcrbdltniiic beflagenspert geitaltct
9a Die ierbiid)e Regieritng Die slus-
ipanoerlmg aler Srniien unb Sin.
Der nus Serbiih- -Wo5coonicn pcr-
Iangt, miro nod cine groBere 3abl
Don 6lii6tlingcn ertpartet, uno cs lit
unnloglid), fiir tic 9tabrllngsmittel
berbei5ui6affen.
Tie gried)iid,e &egierling iorgt be-
rcits fiir biunocrttaltienbe bon 6liiht-
lingen ans Der Siirfei imb lit uuBer-
Dem our6 Die bobeil Mobiliiierllngs-
foiten in Serlegenbeit gciebt. Gdritm
mrb man nit oem 9luslanoe 3iir
SerbinOeriing bon !Sultgersnot uno
&ranfbeit rednei.
Sample an Der Sabu nod Salpnifi.
9(tben 16. Oft. iiher Taris.
10000 Mann bulgariidbe Srnppen
nit 9lrtillcrie iolen einen 9lnerifi
uuf Die SStarbo Bride 5iuiiden 80
lanoomo on Ser 9abn bon Salonifi
na6 Scrbien uno Sopoomo begon.
nen haber.
Ger glngriffspunft befinoet lid,
90 Ofcilen norolih bon Der griehi-
idcn @ren5e. Sic @ulgoren perili.
6en augeniheinlid]. Die @abnperhin-
bung 5u our6ihneioen unb bic Sri,p-
pen ser 9lIIiierten baran 5u binbcrn.
bab lie nit &riegsbeborf ben e.
ben 5u 0ilfe ellen. Gie 9elidttiirmC
oil ser b1lgariiden &iiitc iinb &C.
Ioidlt mproen. Die Ginfabrt in ben
bulgarii6cn 0afen 0cbeaabotidb,
9uIgoriens midltigiten Tllnft ON
9leaeiihcn Meerc. lit MIR bel Gage
ilno nit cincm Gotten eeitottct. 9lat
buIaoriihcn SGfen iino Ourd 0tine,1
gcifiibt nor0en.
Die Eruflamatipn a6nig sseroinanSs,
9onbon16 Oft. Cine Childbirth
oeS bonn Sonig sScroinano pon @ill.
garien erlaiienen Wanifeits on Die
@ulguren, bon Dem elm SciI fiir5lid
ourfl ben telegraph bon Sofia iiber.
nittelt murbe. bot heltte 9onoon er.
rciht. Sn Dem Sofilment miro er.
Hart, baB 9uIgarien nit ben Gntente
Wf1dlten feincn Streit bobe. Sic
ieien, sleih 0eiitid)IanS bereit gene.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-16

tSOrtfetuns auf seiie 81. /
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-16
8titdtignng btr @eriidte
bis beute mittag aus<
ftebenO.
9ieiienbe ams Gnias 6ranbes brad.
ten bic gtabridt nod 81 Taip.
@illa-8 -8eneral Hnoplfp Ssierrp berlin.
gliift pber get0tet.
Die Entertaining 6arransas iuirb
am Wpntag erfolgen.
SefretGr Gaming berief panameri'
faniidle apnferens Gin.
Garransa ppn SeuDlfermns in Tun-
terep sefeiert.
Garransa puu SeuDlfermns in gfun'
terep gefeiert.

Toio, Ger, 16. Oft. Sic
leit gcltern 9lbcnb bier fllriierenoen
@erii6te, iponad General Srnncisco
@i(la, Soupt Der apnpentions- Srrp-
pen in Wterico, bon icinen eigen Sel,-
pen in0terico, bon ieinen eigenen2eu-
5eiiiert, ilberfilbrt unb bingeri6tct
moroen ieiu ioa, cntbebrten bel,te
friib nod Der 9eltGtigung. @eitern
um 4 l1br nm. murbcn nod 9epe-
i6en bes Generals Silu in ieiner Ell
genen Gbiffreidrift IN Suorc5 emf
pfonecn. Sic 9epei6en be5oeen iid)
ouf 8ei6Gfte nit ieinen Sertretern
in Suore5.
Die geitrige @n6ri9t, baB Sen.
93uboIfp Sierro tot iei. fum iiber Die
ntilitdrii9en Srobte aus Gaias
@ronbes. Sic ging MIR fllr5 babiil,
oob Sierro beint ueberi6reiten zines
SIuiies ertri,nfen iei.
Gin merifanii6er InIiagier ois
Guias @ralibes, Der am 9onnerltue
einaetroffen NOR, ioa Die erite Na6-
ri9t BON @iIla's SOB gebrod)t buben,
aber ieine @riablilng iuuroe crit ge.
ltcrn ipGt obenos befannt, aIs iic
cine ani6einenbe @eitGtigling burd
einen 9lmcrifaner erbielt, Der bier
eintraf, i,no Die 9tadri6t bon einem
@nbnbeoieniteten gebort boben mill.
gS gSoibington 16. Oft. 9epc.
i6en, Die beute firth bon George 6,
Garotbers, bent Spe5inlugcnten ir
Gaios @ranoes, int Stoatsoeparte.
n1ent eintrofen, erlpGbnten ni9ts BON
Sobe Oes Gen. Siao.
aunfisfatipnen in @nabmas.
Cape Gan 9ucns, Siioli6es
Californian, orobtIos nod SanSieeo
Gol., 16. Oft. Ho6ri6ten aus @lioD
mas, Mericp, neIben, bob Die Gor
ran5o Scborbcn oas Gigcntlnn oel
Tapira Stcanibip 60. ilnb oos eincs
prontinenten @erifaners, namcns
9uis Martinc5, Der mGbreno Der IN
ritDtgen Sage III Wterlco flad Sor
Giego iiberiiebelt mar, beihIagnabnr
b6ttcn. Sn @uapnias miro Die 8ubt
aufredt gebalten. Sic Garran5a
5ruppen, Die aus bem Stoate Gina
Ioa porriifell baben ben g)aqui
sSluB iiberi6ritten unb oiirften bert,
Gntpulne errei6en. General Sic
guc3 ia9t, er bate nobreno oer Spe
ratipncn gegen 8uapnlos fiinf Rani
on Soten lin6 5pnn5ig on Gcrlpun6e
ten pcrlorer, aber 100 &riegsgc
fangcne gena6t. Die Gage in De-
llnge6ung Der limited Sugar 60.
IIantage in Cos Dtodis, Sinaloa, ii
rubig.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-16

pie eif,5ige fdgri6e oc,tf.
I6e Seitrng in 2ai8igan.
rper6e Die 9epef6e1 Der
AT. 3reGe 6rinst.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-16

Sliihtlingeu aus Srrbien
ilbcri6mtmmt.
Ter Sert Der GriegsprpflamatiDn oes
bnlsariiden SDniss.
Der ppn Earis bcitrittcne Sasesbe-
icbl Suffres bph antbentiif).
Srnnsuies beridtcn nene Grfulse in
Sotbrinsen unb %oseien.
llnnngenebme Snterpellatiunen an
9sauitB in Siht.
Sritenbampfer Salernp nit 2071
Sunnen pericnft.
GrpcSitiunsfurps Der sllliicr,em nidlt
snm @eiitanbe Serbiems.
&omis Yeters 9iegiernng pon giid)
nod WtItroOtba ucrlegt.
9inflnnbs Sriegscrfldrnng an Snl-
garicn.
Yctrugrab, 16. Eft. 9inf.
lamo bctrndDtct iidl ais NIT Snlgarien
i'm Sricas5mitanSe ieit bem glngen-
bIife, ais bieies Serbien angriff, wie
nmtlid) pun Dem Wtiniiterinm bes
Icnfcrn crflGrt mirS. Die furmelle
SriegserflGrung uirS crlaiien iuer-
Den, iobalS Der aegenWartisc Sepe-
id)cnluedliel sluiidJen Hnelano nub
ieincn &erbinoeteu 5nm 9lbidllne
aclaugt lit.
Niit Der 9ln5nnbme upn Niinnbnrg
nm nDrolidDen Gnbc Der Sdlnd)t-
frunt, mo idliuerc IrtilleriefGmpfe
anSancrn, idleinsn Ole Sentidcn iidD
an DER san5cn SitfrOmt in Der Sefcn-
iirc sn bcfinSen.
9iniiiidlc Sffisiere iuOllen mihen,
enf Die Scutidlen Den Sefcbl erhal-
ten babeu, Siinabnrs inter allen
llmitGnScn 5n nebmen. Sic ocnt-
idDcn glmgriifc iunrben bier inter
ocm Sdlnbc pun 9lrtilleriefemer init
Scr gr6ften !6cftigfeit nnternDm-
men, abcr bis Jest lit Die rniiiIdc
%crteioignng nod nidlt snIammen-
aebrpd)cn. Die &erlnite Der Gent
idlcn iullcn icbr idDiuer iein.
glmtlidlco Hrefburean Der Salifl-
meiomns ge5ieben.
@erlin. 16. Sft. Seute iullroe
bier 0ic IoIgenoe anttli6e Grfl1rllng
CrIoIicn:
Gos nnltli6e frau6oiiihe gfahrif-
tenbltrcdu mu9t 5iI pcriidcrrL oaB
ocr @ciebl ocS Generals Soifre. Der
I'M @eridlt Ses ocuti6en Souptquar-
tiers pom 3. Sftober peroffentIift
mnr0c. cine GrfinOung ici. Genlge-
gcnilbcr miro crfIGrt. 6oB iih mcb-
rcrc Sriginnlobihriften IN unicrcn
0dnocn bcfinbcn. glllBeroem boben
gcfon9cnc iran5oiiidc Offi5ierc unh
SoIhotcu frcipilig ibre aenntnis
bon oicicm @ciebl 5ueegebcn, pon
ocm 9lbidbrifteu bel ciniacn sefllnocn
pllroen."
Ter amtlid)e Seridlt Der Snrfei.
Gonitantinopel, iiber 9on-
Don. IS. eft. Cine anttlihc 0eel-
oun9 Ses tiirfiihcn aricgsocpnrte-
mCnta bat folgcnocn @ortlmit:
.9ln Der Surodncllcnfront bot iidl
nidts pon @iftisfeit ercignct Sci
glnafnrtn uno glri @urnu murbe bon
3cit 5u 3cit Snianterie- unb ArtiIle-
ricicucr uusgetauidlt. gei SeObnI
gor boben uniere 8onbenmerfer ouf
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-16

@apne Minernl @aSer itno
offen Die gauge gtaft. Seites ie ent-
oedtes NtinerolpaIier. (4n5)
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-16
glpintifcr pcrnngiiift.

9uenos @ircs, t6. Oft. -
9ei Dem 8eriltd), nit Dem gleroplan
einen 8ur8clbolIm in idhlegen, itiirjte
bier heiite ,Sroncisco GrItrono 5ur
Groe uno puroe altf Der Stelle &c.
tntet.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-10-16
9ebensiiberormi,.

Wtonroe, Wtid., tG. Sft. gtnb
Seimfehr non einem Seiudle IN To-
lcoo eridoH iid 9eiteru Der 50 Sabre
olte 9tihoro 9feneln oiti ieiner 5orm
in 8eoforo Eotpnihip. Wlelnndolie
I0bt iid) ols ein3iaen Grlulb fiir iei-
ncn 9ebensiiberOritB orseben. %eine-
lp hinterlGbt nebit Der y9itpe orei
Sohne.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-08

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-03-25
Athletic Heart
Latest Disease

NEW YORK, March 25.-Have
look, boys-and girls, TOTO
see If you have an athletic
heart" No, its not one that can
out-jump or out-run that OF
someone else, but a real physi-
cal trouble, and not a fancied
Ill, according to George L. Mey-
Ian, physical culture and medi-
cal director at Columbia uniyer-
sity. An athletic heart" is not
a romance of sport, but seri.
GUS reality, according to Pro
fessor-Doctor' Meylan. It's
caused, generally, by over-exer.
ton during youth in athletic
contests. High school athletes are
particularly prone to the affec
lions. Lack of examination be-
fore entering athletics is the
principal cause. Too early entry
into athletics is another cause.
Palpitation of the heart, faint
ing spells and even curtailment
of life is the result.