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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-23
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-23
GEN. WOODWARD RET1REs.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 92:-BrlgadleT
General George y. Woodward retired to.
day aged 81. He was native Of
wilkes barre. Pa. and Civil war vet
eran.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-23
GERMANS CAIN
IN THE DOBRUDJA
RUJMANIANS DRIVEN
INTO BESSARABIA
Together with Their Allies
Bombardments on the B
Western Front. 2.S

Except in northern Dobrudja Whare:
the troops Of the central powers $oons
tinue to drive the Russians andre.
manians towards Bessarabeas thot4;
has been little important activity S0nl
the battle fronts Of Europe.
The Russian troops In Dobfud3esl
Petrograd announces, were forcedat0'
retire northward under heavy att1ekhI
from numerically superior hostile.
ces. Berlin states that the Teut
army in Dobrudja continues t6s
vance successfully and annou
the capture Of 900 Russian soldle
east OF Lake Babadagh. A Ru11il
regiment, Petrograd records, drgy
a force Of Bulgarians into Lake, H.
lata. A great many Bulgar1anS war,
drowned and 115 were made pris...
oners. Isss
The artillery bombardment co4tlM
ues at various points on the Westefnl
front. Berlin reports increased 90;
tiyity, especially in the Sommey tec.;
tor and on the east bank OF the Aeu4e
in the Verdun region, the scene ot
the latest French advance. - 5ss:;
In Galacia, near the Zlochoh.T .TArn0s,
pol railroad there has been spirited
engagement. Berlin reports the break;
ing of the advanced Russian nneI
northwest of Zalostse, while Pero.s
grad says the AIstCo Germans Weres
compelled to retire after OCCUPYING
some trenches. Some fighting buS.
taken place In the Trotus Vallby ON
the Moldavian Frontier and along Gtng
Bystritza river in the Carpaihlans.s - sss
FL Arish, 70 miles east OF the Sy91,
canal in Egypt has been captured SpAs
British troops. The town has bes
occupied for two years by the Turns;
who had built strong entrenchmenSS;
around it. The defenders fed from ~
Arish on the approach o. the Bftu9nS
army. :tsss
LONDON, Dec. %, s:15 p. m.-An OF;
fetal communication issued this ere1.;
ing says yys;ts,.otorv ,enort has been -
ceived from: the British military m1R.;
sion in Rumania of the destrucuons
under orders of the Rumantan govern:
ment of the oil wells and reftnertes IN
and near the principal oil fields. S;ijiS
reutons Successful. S;.sG: :
BERLIN, Dec. 22.-(3y wireless to'
Sayyille)-Teutonic forces contnuesto.
advance in the Dobrudja and have tAk.a
en- 900 Russian prisoners, says the sofss
ncial statement issued from German,
general headquarters today. un. lGe:
other fronts there has been but sAsAlg$
activity. X, ..s. q !, :. &: q ;5t5 .ss
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-12-23

Fair Saturday and Sunday, without d.
cided temperature change.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
UN PROFUGO DE LA PENlTEN,
CIARlA

Unc de los presses convictOs que Sc
escaparon de In P~enitenciaria del Is
taGo el aho de 1911. y que durantc
dos amos IN cstado fuera de Ia ac-
ci0n dc In Justicia, fue arrcstado an
tcayer en- Ia tardc por cl Sheriff
John Tobin. f. cargo por el cual es-
taha prcso ell profugo era G! de 70
DO Y por e. Sc lie habia impueSto una
pcna de i amos de priSion. Los en-
plead0s de Ia Pcnitcnciaria del Esta-
do, esperan que sera reaprchcndido
pl REQ en- uno 0 dos diaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
FUE lEIOO FL TES1AHENTO De
JOHN ARCHOLD
El documPnto es el mas c0rt0 que So
cOnOce en- relaciGn con la -.
cuantiOSa fortuna que
reparte

NUEFA YORK. Diciembre l9.-El
testamento de John Archold. socio
de IA poderosa compahia Standard
Oil, Quian muriO cl ! de Diciembre
del arc en- curse en- su Residential de
vCrano de Tarrytown. fue leido hoy
ante los beneficiarios. E! documen-
to eS el mas corto que &c conoce, en-
relaci6n ron Ia c~uantiOSisima fortuna
oue rapartc, pucs soiamente usa de
23I pal1bras para ordemar II forma
en- que So G]istribuyan los Glen milo
mes de pesos que dej0 cl riquisimo
petro.ero.
Mr.. Archold ha legado toda su for
tuna a Su familia, compuesta de 81
viuda. dos hijas y IN hijo. No hiZo
menciGn en- Su testamento de dona-
ci6n alguna para 0braS Dc :aridad.
"Hago legado 4 mi espOsa AnHle
N. Archbold. lie todas mis- prcp:eCa-
dies rusticas Y urbanas de Tarrytown.
\. y. incluyenGo lcs edificios q no
han servido de residential vcranie-
ga, v de 10 muebles que estas coatic-
men. Tambitn dcjo 4 mi referida IS
posa. una Icrrcra part" d" todas
mis- otras pr0pindadrs. inmuchI"s y
prrSOnalHS.
"El rrstO d" to,ia> mis- propjrda-
des. irmuehles Y pe%r5onales. 10 le-
- a mis- h.ia>. Mary \ Van Buar"n.
Anne VI. Arrhhoid. y John +. Arrh-
bold. para Qu" sean diyididaS "n
.DarfrS igualrS entire "IloS. una poT-
ci6n enterameute igua! 4 Ia otra;
~proveyenGo. sin embargo, de que 81
| a!guno de mis- hijos muere antes que
! 70, In parte que !e corresporGc de
hcra entregarse n p~aricnte mas
pr6xiBo del fallecido".
"Es mi voluntad nombrar . mi &
posa Annie NJ Archbo.l. y a mis- hi
los Mary A. Van Bueren. Anne NJ.
Archbola Y Fohn F. Archbold, los G
! ie~.utores de este testamentO. 0 pO-
der para vender las p~ropicdadcs, '
reyocar cuatquier otrV testameNto
! cue hubiere hecho antes. Los men
| cionados ejccJtores no tendran cue
! hacyT ningin dep6sito. nj invcnta?iar
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
IUGADOREs ARRESTADOS

Dos caSas clandcstinas dc jucgo
fueron viSitadus el luncs I media no
che por Ia pollcia Y por varios de-
t~cctivcS cncabcZadOs pOr ei captain
Barney Wclch. rcsultando cincuenta
Y dos personals aIrestadas. Algunos
de !os aprehendidos va h&bian sido so,
~prendidoS hace pocco on Ia miSma IA
rea. Y uno de cllos ha siIo arrSS;a-
DO va tres veces por jugador, en- cl
curse de dos SemanaS.
Ambas ~vis;tas fueron hechas 81
multaneamentc. pueS las casaS de iue
60, que estan ubicadas en- el rum
DO conocido en- esta ciudad por cl
West Side" solo distan unas GUAM
tas cuadraS una de otra. La policia
Sorprendi0 4 los jugadores aver, :"
las 1215 de Ia madrugada, encabe-
zando e. captain Wclch uno de los
grupos. mientras los detectives Ruin
ke Y Guerra. V w. T. Crow, Sc diri-
gieron al otro lugar. FL primer CRU
pc aprehendi0 4 t~reinta y cinco. in
dividuos V cl segundo = diecisiete.
Los presses fueron l!evados a Ia of
Gina central de policia acusados de
vaganeia. log1ando algunos salir ell
libertad provisional bajo fian-
de 5000.
Los jueceS Fisk Y Campbell Sc
repartiran al igual i los detenidoS
para iuzgarlos y aplicarles Ia pena
a que Sc hayan hecho acreedores.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
INFORMATION LOCAL
Ell TEMPO PARA HOY

SegGn el pron6stico de Ia Oficina
del tempo. dado 4 conoce aver en-
Ia tarde para en- Ia noche Y "a ma
nana de hoy, era esperada una onda
fra acompanada de fuerte viento del
Norte, la cual hara sentir un frio
mas intense del que Sc eNperimentO e.
dia de aye. Pudiera suceder que Ell
cambio vega acompahado de liu-
via, pero sobre este punto no esta-
ban muy precisas las indicaciones que
dierOn lugar al pronGsticO.
Il bar6metro en- IA oficina citada
baj6 aver rapidamente, indicando
que Ell cambio de tempo llegaria con
mas rapidez de a que Sc habia pre-
visJO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
PASToRELA

Tn numeroso y enthusiastic grupo
de se1ori:as Y ~jovenes, De esta clu-
dad. ha ~organizado IN hermoso fesli-
val de Navidad que tendra lugar .os
dias u Y p del corrien.e, d" > q ;
D. n, en- Ia Escuela ie San Fernan-
90. uDica&a en- la Gale !e San Saba.
Los precios de entrada 4 csc fest
val, seran de % centavos para lbs
aduItos y 10 centaTos para los nj
nos. V los fonGos que - ~oDtengan
ser;:n cedidos I Ia Parroquia del In
maculado CorazGn de Maria.
Uno de los nameroS mis aJ.acti-
vos del pr9grama, e una bonita Y
g~racioSa ~pastorela, que sega tesem-
Denada poc las senoritas HegmiEia
Mcclure. Conception Cara. Tulsa
Scott. Juana ElizonGo. Lila Garcia.
Maria Teresa Are!lano, Minerva
Gonzalez. Josefa E!iZondo. Rosa Lon
Joscfina Rarloco. 3iarl% Iurne-
vale ' nilaS: Catarina B.@ck ' Ca
soliaa Feel.
Los dennis mimcros del festiva. no
son men0s auactivos, pu"s se tiat1
de dos iuguetes c6micoS t~itn!"tos:
Mechanical Jane" V Los Apuros
De "a Sra. Bravi!lon."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
ROBo DE INSTRUMENTS DE CT
RUCIA

Ina gran varicdad de instrument
tos de cirugia valuados en- a.gunos
cientos de d6lares, y comsistenteS
principalmente en- t~ijcras. cuchilios,
pinzas De acero. etc, TODD 10 cual fui
robado ell dia S de los corrientes,
fueron identificados anteayer por el
Dr.. Robert l.. Ginwidic, &l5 del edi-
ficio Frost. como objctOs robados de
su consultorio. Hasta anteayer, Ia
policia no habia podido identificar al
propietario de los dichos articuloS, los
cualeS estaDan en- poder de a auto
ridad desde el dia IA. En- cSa fecha.
I'm muchacho negro de i9 amos. iut
a1restado FOR los detectives Green '
Harris. por haber recibido Gstos
aviso de cue el negro tenia en- Su
possession mcrcancias cue 81 no po-
dia comprar. Anteayer recogio el Dr.
Ginwidie sus instrumeTtos, Y 81 Il.
dr6n fue pueSto en- IL carccl.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
BAUTIZO

El nino Manuel, hijo del senior Ma
nuei Mayo Barrenechea y la sonora
Elisabeth Mayer de Mayo. que naci6
en- esta ciudad ell dia s de los CO.
rrientes, fue llevado 4 la pila bautis-
NAL Ell ultimo dia II por ei Ilustrisi-
mo senior Obispo Valdespino de Ia
Diocesis de Aguascslientes. La cere-
monia tuvo lugar en- Ia Iglesia del
Verbo Encarnado, del Parque Brac-
kenridge Y el senior Obispo fue OBJ
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
ES APREHENDiDO Ell AUTOR DE
UN CRIMEN

Acusado de asesinatO en- Ia perso-
ma de A. Mcneil, el cual delito tuvo
lugar la noche del , de este mes, Ger
ca de Ia Estacion del Ferrocarri! del
Sur Pacifico. IN negro fue arrestado
anteayer en- Laredo por el Sheriff
Willard.
FL acusado ha confeSado de pIa-
no SUI delito. V sera traido i San An
tonic para que Sc le juzgue.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
ROBO DE

Una variedad de articulos. consis-
tentes principalmente en- objetos de
uSo para las Scnoras, fueron robados
anteayer en- Ia tarde Dor dos mule
res de las !lamadaS cruzadoras, en- IA
Saul Wolison Dry Goods Company.
Las autoraS del roho tienen 80 Y
so amos. rcspcctivamente Y fuo"on
inscriras en- "A Estaci0n de polic;a con
el cargo de robo por Ia suma de-
$4,000. Ell otical J. j. Whalcn. fue
qul,n kizo los aTrcstos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
va tienen apodo los b.
UeteS ameriCGnOS

LAREDO, Teas. Dicicmbre IS
Los pasajer0s gu" ac"ban lie .le-
gar de II ciUdad de Mexico, tracA Ia
notic;a de que en- aquclla ciudad han
bautizado los hilletes &c banco anne
ricanos, con Il nombre de ''bilimbi-
cues gringos". Los mencicnados bi
llctes estan s~ujetos a un descuento
de de 5 o 10 por ci"nto q" X ccm-
pra de orc m~cyIcaE0.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
CHICO CHIN0S MULTADOS

Cinco ch:nos, acusados de .iuga-
dorss ' nncontrados ealpabIes por
ell Juez Ben :. Fisk fueron muI-
tados aver con $500 y costas cada
uno. Les arreS!os fueron h""A2S
por los ofirialrS Me Y Brown.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
PERMlSOS PARA FINCAR

Clara Culver. h~abitaci6n de tres
cuartoS. Gale Essex. Block 1877.
500.
James Hickman, un piso. Gale
Delaware. Block 1876. 500.
G. Sanders, addiction de IN cuarto.
Gale de Vargas. Block 1856. 500.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20

uaCEuOS cen Iota correction. -arldS, a
mOruSas. IL ~pcGimenlO. felIciiacIoae>' cam
,,IranoS. dlsrUr>oS J iOda claSe de Hoe>.as
aWOroSIS. tie aulverSart". patr!OIca>. etc'
T-arIuS mnderaluS. FirtIan>e por curreo 3
+. r4licrun, ais Zacatrcas Alley, san An
ionic. Teas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20

Desc. Slhcr el paradcro del SeIUr Jose
Vllades. on" cn AgO<t0 d "Ste Alto ira
najaBa en- los pajIU> del F. - santa Re. IN
Galveston. TEXAS Sc daFa una >ubScrIp-
cihn Der Il meSeS de IA TRENSA o 81 eQui-
vlIpntr "n Elective 1 Ia persona que me
p0nga IN COMMUNICATION con diChC >cuUr.
pir.JanSr ! CpnSlancio Bravo. J. o. Box
les. HENRIETTA. OELh. N2Tl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
Cgnjsn3Toa q m2ertt 4
unus que pjdIe'oa Que
fusiIa1an sF. |. M :derO
lie rnviarGn lin tclcIrama al Minis.
trO de In guerra. GENERAL
l~iGn"fag";;, i~s.dIrh:0.r Cue
no lISlTa de- ciCmrncla

HUN. i;IDui,, i..NTTIT..U.I. TITF
no uSara de- cICmrncIa
.--
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". w,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20

n Para sangre imPura. No
RSH paga I'd. 81 no Sc cura.
SSS EEsta quedandose cal
vo? Pidanos aceite Unable"
y paguelo cuando lie hayo salt
do Ell pelo. Box 636, New Or
leans.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
VIAJEROS QUE LLEGAN DE
MEXICO

J. H. Andrew y sonora, Monterrey,
Mexico. Sc hospedan en- cl Hotel St.
Anthony.
Daniel Guerra, ciudad de Mexico.
Sc aloha Ell el Hotel Menger.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20

sequiado desputs con I'm ~banquctc,
en- la residencia del senor Mayo Ba-
rrenechea.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
Nacimientos

Una nina del matrimonio F. G.
Martinez. Gale s. Flores ndmero 9OI
Tn nino del matrimonio a. P. Sic
ira. Arbor Place numcro 5l2.
Una Mia del matrimonio A. Jua-
rez. Gale W. Travis ndmero 40.
Una nina del matrimonio S. Anna
va. Ave. \. Sta. Rosa numero 315.
Una nina del matrimonio S. Ma.
riani. Gale de Ruiz numero 922.
Una nina del matrimonio T. Ma
cias. Gale de Bowie numero 42O.
Defunciones
Eugenio Sanchez, Is meses. Gale
S. Sta. Rosa nImero sos.
Leandro Casas. % amos. Gale ",
Houston numero 745,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20

EILNlTA NN1,l~ ir>nl >lber 81 lcUIal nI-
r..'ern ua II rti- 3'Iro Calvin. Uur hI-.
r!a'~D lut~"- 50 IL 'nHtTIb3 traDILaDGp IN
Maritime. r-.I-. - dlri una graIgrlraCI"P
I Ia persona g.r lnrnrmr de- 81. d.rIgJruin-
- . lulIlla EaTgd>. Ri E0X rs. TROY.
TENi>. ESu-.1-3 r.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20

-. ~. Jn~r .3,>l. G">rl ~Iher 81 parAh"ru
rGr >l h,rUua"r jI~rUal Hn~J>- = I2rai"'''-
IL t%uItIUlrr IUnurlur ~dlrIgIrndO>e 4 2ll
North NIr-.nJ. -. a. L.s'N>t. TEX. .l@2'
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>ccrrrns mAnNNmLns0s-si mleu u.

>ECRTTU~ HhElN lLLO>O-.-> H>eu ne
-. ia.lilr rnli~ldld. SIerI". fortuna. amor,
-Trr;a y So,.-eu. y listed I-~ea lener *
r., on Il ruu,errru. - qutrre l:iuHlar IN >.S
raul-rc>..>. - GuIerr Elc"r>e amaT. y QUIeIe
-alIr y.ria-lr>u N IOdU> Su> ISunio> ! 10
Xrar Ug,ius SITS GcS"rS. pida INT rNfiu>J II
'r,ir ,r., =. sra enyiado gratis . vIrl-
a de rurrry. Direction: Sr. J. Eence, Box
.. IiabInI. tuba.
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PESOUISAS:-

NE~E'l >1I-1 >. 1l"a0HTW Ne FUIIU NIITl-
&C.,. gurI.y - ErFiISnc los. Maria Nntrdd"
- riirt.ru.ra wu2 @!ave. ASrdd''err H.u-
rilp , 3, f~e.r~ral-. ia" ne Dc IEi"rm-~ L.
a. rirIIu>. Ii - NIHurl nuII-lcA. i;"E
.-s Nl--!uN TENS. .lf
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National EXCHANGE and Commission Co.


L. Casa de CnHMu ms anHIua : prciiia pr lbs nc. sanoSN ENDEHoS bIftrs
de los banco> NH,m do" H"Nm0 y Lnnhrps y MrHn i0u,S del ahO dr. 1872 para
araS o d Ia irrnl ur r aus hr>qnr. SIT vi lLinro LENClIO ' ANFRICiND
Nm0 iuIic0rdn Ii ,IurGa MES de acrr Sn cnmHra nra "r,, errianos p-
A. A"H 4" ci ETIG "; e. e. lF "''S"F "R" o RSx 81" "1 Ease " h aam. 1ExaK.
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i <ECEsTTA EMPRESS para que nevG sag
D-racas A la rSgdrtuu . Gamble suS n1!r-
liz. aSaIels = Rr>3Ie|. TeltfunO Travis
IisG : Crc"ka;. I75t.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20
AVIsOS DE OCCASION

No So afIlircn menos De ounce palaoras
En- eSta Seeei6n del Disrio, pubIicamOs una
p~es1uiSa >ciS yeceS C0~nSecutiYaS por IN
PESO CINCtENTA CENTaNOS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-12-20

Cuando necesite libros en- espanol
diriiase a Ignacio E. Lozano.-GO7
DolorOsa SIS. Antonio, Texas.
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l.R. FRANCISCO R. CANsECO. Laredo. Te.
AaS. Box I'll ai.rIII = Ciru-Ia comrades
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Dir. FERNANDO LOPEZ, de Ia Faculuad lie
SGXFrO--ESI r~cIllsSia IN las Intermediates
H. tvS UJOS.-E3 Brady Bldg.-TeltrOnO -.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-20
AT THE DREAM.

At the Dream, a well filled house greeted the Motion Picture Dancing Lessons last night. Tonight the ex- travagant programme will be re- peated. Positively the last run, Don't miss it. Usual prices pre- yails. Sunday night, (The Rooster9 Five thousand feet of all star at fractions, featuring a superb pro- duction from the Reliance studios titled The Stolen Code. in two part and live Issue Pathe Weekly showing Col. Heeza Liar in great Cartoon, also scream Comedy tit led His Undesirable Relation ana by Unanimous request another joy thriller, Betty in the Lions Den will be repeated as an Extra. First show 6:s0 prompt.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-20
HOLTS CASH STORE
 Tel. Main 96.

piece solid mahogany set. 5000 Kitchen Cabinet, Oak. !. :. 25.00 Dressers, Oak. |. $7.5O to $15.00 Rockers ...... <. :. $1.50 to 7.50 Chairs '. !. .. soc. to $3:50 Rugs, new. $2.25 to $25.00 Mattresses (Sleop more) $3, s10, $15 Pillows (never wake up) 75c to 5.09 Couches, velvetine and Leather,
 $500 to $22.00 Desks s.... '. ... s7.50 to s22.50 Monographs ;. !. $10.00 to $22.5o Center and Library Tables
 !. .... U. $1.50 to $12.50 Iron Beds ... :. $1.O0 to 5000 I carry the cheapest and best line in the City. BAR None.
 HOLTS CASH STORE.
 Tel. Main @.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-20
MISSION ACCOMPLISHED
 SHELBY RETURNS MEXICO

persion of the rest will quit his pu- nitive expedition.
 The abandonment of his expedi- tion is insisted upon in order to show the Mexican government that American troops are not entering into Mexico for the sake of conquest under some shallow or frivilous pre- text and to demonstrate the bona fides of the American intentions.
 FL PASO, May 1S.-It is reported that many thousand Mexican regr- lars with General Trevino will ar rive across the line at Juarez tomor- row. They are to be used to pre- vent any Mexican bandits attacking across the line.
 FL PASO, May 1S.--General Pershing is reported to be still ad- .vancing.
 MEXICO CITY, May 1S.-Tho forces under the rebel Felix Diaz while endeavoring to reach and CO., operate with General zapata were caught in trap by the Mexican gov
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-05-20
HUGE NAVAL PROGRAM REPORTED
WAR DEPARTMENT IS
 AIDING REORGANIZATION

FL PASO, May 1S.-Under gen. eral orders from the War Depart ment Funston is re-organizing his border force with the aid of con siderable endorsements which he has received. He believes that this increase in strength and the strate- gic disposal of the same will enable them to be prepared against all eventualities. The American border force is daily increasing.
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ing the killing of cattle, sheep and hogs which. are to be conserved for army and breeding purpose have af- fected the meat supply in many cen ters. The potatoe supply close to the end of the season is showing a shortage but with better system of distribution from present stores and the arrival of new potatoes shortly in abundance, the situation will be greatly improved.
 There has boon no shortage in the German army but civilicns have been called upon for Q sacrifice of their usual rations.
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SENATE ACCEPTS ARMY BILL AND PEACE AGAIN REIGNlNG

WASHINGTON, D. C., May 1S.- The senate accepted the Army Bill Gs agreed to by the confcrers week ago. There is no reason why that august body should not accept it as the Army Bill as it passed the con- ference is, much more closely re. sembling tho Chamberlain than the Hay bill.
 7 With the House 1t may be differ ent although there is such an anxiety
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to rush work through it is likely to be accepted after some murmur
 The administration also is urging the passage of the bill, and in fact has already begun to frame work along the lines laid down by the mo- dified bill.
 The trouble of reorganization of the entire army system which is in yolved in the new system is admitted and many of the obstacles which the
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GRAY TELLS COMMONS
 VATICAN MADE REQUEST

LONDON, May 1S.-Minister Gray told the House of Commons to- night that the Vatican had askec Germany to end its cruel submarine warfare. The British or as far as could be understood the American nation had nothing to do with the Pope's action which was spontane- ously undertaken following the heavy loss of life in the Mediter-
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War Department will have to con- tend with will be such as to make it doubtful if the bill can be imme- diately in some respects carried out. The difficulty also of recruiting sufficiency of men fill the increased numerical strength of the standing forces is problem that even the recruiting department of the army has some trouble in handling.
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years building program.
 The enormous sum involved in this program is getting on tho nerves of the pacificists, but, that it win pass is certain for Claude Kitchin the majority leader and pro- nounced pacificist himself, came out fiat-footed with the declaration Of his intention to support in entirety
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ASQUITH VISITS VARIOUS
 IRISH CITIES INVESTIGATE


 DUBLIN, May 18.-Prime Minister Asquith visited various cities throughout the country, in some re- ceiving warm and in other obtain ing hostile reception.
 He stated today that he is con- vinced that the manner now obtains in governing Ireland must be radi- cally changed.
 LONDON, May 18.-AsQuith's tour of Ireland is being watched with various feelings. Unionist papers like the Mail suspect that there is an reason to believed that Asquith is convinced that Home Rule is an
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HOUSE NAVAL COMMITTEE HAS
 FIRST YEAR NAVAL PROGRAM

WASHINGTON. D. C., May 18.-- The House naval committee today delivered it's report and recommen- dations. Its building program is generous and includes five battle cruisers, four scout cruisers, of both which types the American navy pos CTS, twenty submarines for the first
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ists took so many celter3 in Dublin
 Today a witness showed that the government had furnished it ample warning and in detail all the plans of the rebels, but had simply pigeon holed tho particulars that had been received, making no preparations to provide against the revolutionary
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SAN ANTONIO, May 1s.-Colonel Sibley the avenger of the Glenn Springs raid having accomplished his mission in the rescue of the kid- mapped Americans tho killing of fifty or sixty of the raiders and the dis