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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-28

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a subsequent rally failed to hold
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ell provisions Trade was almost en-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-30
Chaplin Sc ycngo en- el Derby.

Tres amos despucS. en- 1867, puc-
lie dccirSe que Henry Chaplin ven26
cvmpIidamente aquel tremendo de-
Sairc. pues 4. ganar el Derby con 81
cclebre c2b&I!o "Herm:t"-en una Gu
rrera que fue De las mas sensational
il; Il registra ii historic del trui-
rcdujo 4 Lord Hastings i n ruiEa.
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simp&tia alguaa 30: e. hombre que
hab.a ;rastoraado sus planes matri-
moaialas ' h&bia dado lugar ! que to-
do LordreS Sc burlaSe de su poSicIon;
Dero 81 animcsidad ortra e. no era
NADIA 81 sc comparable con el odio que
lc ~profcsaha a Marques, quien. i'm
pulSado por aquel >eutimiento de enc
nlistad nacia e. apostle imprudente-
nente toda 81 fortuna en- ontra de
Hermit.
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game el gran preGio c,asico del sport
h!pico. Sc esfumo eI capital del Mar
cues. que Sc suicide IN ano despues
u Marquesa viuda, Is decir, ia au'
fora del desasrre, contrajo de>pue:
! 1uDcias ION Sir George ChetHynd
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-30

las cuales no fueron muy f~elices, Y
cuya carrera en- el truf, fue muy POGO
afortunada. muriendo nueve amos
drSputS.
Henry Chaplin. que fue companero
dc colegio de Eduardo VII. q! alcan-
EAR Il mayoria de edad. obtuvo po-
session de las propiedades de Su IA
militia Ell Blacney, una de las mas her
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extension superficial que pa&a de-.
25.OGO acres. Su fortuna Sc calcula-
ba er medic million de libras e~sterli-
mas. Y sus rentas en- ciento ~cincuerta
mil pesos al ano, pero q consecuencia
dc Ia continue depression agricola y
de Su caracteriStica generoSidad en-
negarsc 4 exigir subidas rentas I suS
ayrendatarios. q~uieneS tropezabar
con grandes diflcultades para pagan
lie. lego ! verse obligado = venGeG
Il mayor parte de Blackney a Lore
Loudestoroueht Y ahora reside er
una mansion mucho mas reduelda
| en- NorthhamronShIre.
la Maraue.e de FoNTENoY.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-30
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el senior Roberto Ramsay Y SUI es-
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-30
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-04-30

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PRESIDENT WILL LEAD FIGHT
 ARD BRYAN WILL OPPOSE HIM

WASHINGTON, Jan. l9.-President Wilson will personally lead the fight for preparedness" He intends to make public speeches on the subject and to hold conferences with the leaders of both the house and senate
 The President already has begun work to put into operations the plans outlined in his last message to congress for the preparation of the manufacturing industries railroads and other business resources for quick mobilization in case of emergency
 Ex-Senator Root Is in Line
 NEW YORK, Jan. 17.-EGhu Root, in speech delivered before the New York Bar Association to- day. urged the necessity for carrying out the Presl- dents war preparedness" program
 President Will Make Speaking Tour
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 20-President Wilson will start on speaking tour at the close of January wis., tng and making addresses in nine Middle West cities, Bryan Will Attempt to Nullify Presidents Work
 WASHINGTON, Jan. 20-William J. Bryan has announced his intention of following President Wil- sons proposed tour in behalf of national defense. speaking on Universal Peace" He will start on his tour in March,
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YOUNG MEN CONSPERE TO
 MURDER THEIR PARENTS

CHICAGO, Jan. 17-Irving and Herbert Updike, sons of a millionaire farmer, D. Updike, were overheard by Chief of Police Lee repeating the details of plot to murder their parents last night, and he placed them under arrest
 Updike had intended making a will dis inheritng his sons, and this probably was the reason for the contemplated crime. A Maxim silencer was to have been used to help cover up the crime.
 Mir. Updike thinks that his elder son is insane, as the result of an early injury. The boys confessed that their sister also was to have been included as one of the victims
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M0NTENEGR) SURRENDERS
 TO AUSTn0-GERHAN INVADERS

BERLIN, Jan l9-Omcia announcement IS made that the Monteneern government has surrendered internationally to ;he Austrlans
 Servisx, Government in Italy ROME, Jan l6.-The Serbian government has moved to Brindsi f om Scutar
 Slaughte: of Russians Reported VIENNA, Jan lo-Terrible slaughter has been inflicted upon the Russian armies engaged in the off, offensive movement in northern Galicia and Buko- wina province. Tapouroutz and Rarancze are in the center of the fighting northeast from Czernowitz. The Russians advanced in columns twelve to four teen deep and were literally moved down. The advance against Scutarl has begun.
 British A;rships Lost LONDON, Jan. l5.-Four British airships are re- ported to have beer lost.
 Austrian Cruiser Sunk by French ROME, Jan. 16.---The French submarine Foucault has sunk an Austrian cruiser Enormous Number ef British Officers on Casualty List the casualty list contains the names of nine hundred British officers.
 To Raid the Kupp Works LONDON Jan. 1o.-Glant aeroplanes are being constructed which have been especially designed to raid the Krupp works at Essen.
 Throug gh Trains to the Golden Horn BERLIN, Jan. 16.-Direct passenger service to Constantlnope has been lnaugurated.
 To Prepare for Industrial Struggle BERLIN, Jan. 16.-The labor unions are advising their members to prepare for the struggle which Is to come after the war;
 Frenchnan Predicts Prosperity PARIS, Jan. l6-~PauI L. Frog Beulieu asserts that industrial prosperity will follow the close of the war. -- - :.
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FORGER POSING AS SPY
 MAKES GOOD HIS ESCAPE

NEW YORK, Jan 19-Ignatius Trebich Lincoln, the former member of the British parEament who has been held here on a charge of forgery pending extradition to England, made his escape today from a deputy United States marshal.
 Lincoln, after his arrest on the criminal charge, created a sensation by a confession in which he claimed to be a German spy and that the object of the British govern ment in seeking his extradition was that he might be put to death as such. The story gained some credence
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COLVILLE INDIAN RESERVE
 TO BE OPEN TO SETTLEMENT

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20-President Will son has issued proclamation opening up the Colville Indian reservation to settlement on July 1 next
 The Colyile reservation is located in Eastern Washington, not great distance from the city of Spokane, and is considered to be valuable for agricultural and stock raising purposes Some years ago the reser- vation was thrown open to mineral location, and the opening to homestead entry has been anticipated for years
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GOOD NEWS FOR ANCHORAGE
 IN PROPOSAL OF COMMISSION

SEATTLE, Jan. 2l.-The purchasing de pertinent of the Alaska engineering com mission, which is in charge of government railway construction in Alaska, is preparing specifications for the equipment of new shops at Anchorage, and bids will be called fer in the near future.
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ALASKA RADIO STATIONS
 SOON TO BE ENLARGED

WASHINGTON, Jan 20-The plans of the government for radio development dur ing the coming year contemplate larger stations at Cordova and other Alaska points, and in the Canal zone
 Secretary Daniels of the navy depart ment has approved a contract with the Federal Telegraph Company of San Fran csco to equip radio stations now under construction at San Diego, Cal; Cavite, Philippines, and Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
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EX-PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT
 ADEIlRES GERMAN EFFICIENCY

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2l.-Denouncing Germany's cynical disregard for its obliga- tions to humanity, but praising German na- tional efficiency and the care which it be- slows upon its workers, former President Roosevelt delivered the principal address at national conference held today in the Metropolitan opera house.
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POVERTY RESPONSIBLE

SPRINGFIELD, H., Jan. 20.-The com mittee of the state senate which has been conducting investigations of great le1.ath, has returned finding that low wages and poverty are responsible for the immortality among the young women of the state
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SAMPLES HlGH-TONED CLUB
 OBJECT OF VULGAR RAID

SEATTLE, Jan. 18.-The Rainier Club was raided last night by Sheriff Hodges, armed with search warrant issued upon information that large stock of liquors was kept by the club. Two hundred gal Ions were found. A general raiding cam- paign has been inaugurated.
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FORD DELEGATES CHASED
 AMONG 'UNDESIRABLES

THE HAGUE, Jan. 17.-The German minister hss refused to grant permission to the permanent Scandinavian delegates to the peace conference to return home through Germany. They are classed as un- desirables The route through the North sea is considered to be unsafe
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TECHNICALITIES WILL NOT
 INTERFERE WITH OPERATIONS

LONDON, Jan. 16.-The Pail Mall Ga zette, in an article on the attitude which the United States may adopt toward the blockade of German ports, says that the British empire is shedding blood, not ink, in the vindication of national rights. The struggle has reached the stage, says the newspaper where technic calities will not be allowed to restrain the legitimate use of all weapons of warfare.
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WELL-KNOWlV NORTKERNER
 DOESN'T LIKE PROHIBITION

SEATTLE, Jan. 20.-Jim Morrison, the we'll known saloon man and sporting char acter, whose place of business for years was the rendezvous of ex-klondikers and Alas kans, has said goodby to Seattle and re- moved permanently to San Francisco.
 Morrison's action is due to the going into effect of the prohibition law on the first of the year
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COLD WAVE IS GENERAL
 THROUGHOUT CONTINENT

WASHINGTON, Jan, 15.-The entire United States is in the grip of winter, and is experiencing the most severe cold of the season. The cold wave is general in all states except Florida. The government weather bureau forecasters predict that it will continue to be extremely cold through out most of the country for five days more
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LETTERS OF VON PAPEil
 SHOW HOSTILITY TO AMERICA

LONDON, Jan. 15.-The American en- bassy has received for transmission to Wash ington copies of letters and accounts seized at Falmouth from Captain Won Papen, late German naval attache at Washington The letters contain sensational revelations con corning the German attitude toward the United States
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BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANY
 REAPING RESULTS OF WAR

NEW YORK, Jan. 2l-The Bethlehem Steel Company has declared the first divl- dend in its history upon the common stock, which amounts to $50 share, or a total of s4,500,000 Wages of employees also have been raised 10 per cent.
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CANAL OPEN TO TRAFFIC
 BY MIDDLE OF FEBRUARY

NEW YORK, Jan. 19.-Colonel E. F. Glenn of the United States army arrived here today after six weeks travel through the Penama canal zone He states that the canal will be opened for the largest ships by February 15.
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NEWLY-SEATED MONARCH
 DEFEATED IN BATTLE

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 17.-According to dispatches received here, revolutionary troops have defeated Yuan Shi kai, the head of the Chinese government, in the province of Szechueng.
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SUBMARINE DISASTER
 AT BROOKLYN NAVY YARD

NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-An unexplained
 explosion today badly shattered the interior of submarine E-2, undergoing repairs at the Brooklyn navy yard drydock. Four work
 men were killed and eleven injured
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BRYAN KNIFING WILSON?

WASHINGTON, Jan. IA story is in circulation to the effect that William J. Bryan is maneuvering to start row in congress, and that he is expected to insist upon the one-term plank of the Democratic party being lived up to.
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ALSO HAS A KICK TO REGISTER

WASHINGTON. Jan. l9.-Count von Bernstorf, the German ambassador has called the attention of the state department to the published charge that agents of he British and French are endeavoring to induce members of the militia organizations of the United States to join the armes of the allies
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RIOT OF CHURCH FACTEOHS
 RESULTS FATALLY TO THREE

SCRANTON, Pa, Jan. 7.-Rioting by rival factions of the Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus today resulted in three deaths and the injury of twelve other per sons. State troops are now on guard at the church
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Suspect Japan Is implicated

PEKIN, Jan 17.-The Chinese news papers insist that Japan deport pr. Sun Yet and other Chinese revolutionary leaders, and thus remove the general suspicion in China that Japan is encouraging the revo- lution
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WORLDS LARGEST BATTLESHIF

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, Jan. 21.-The builders of the Pennsylvania, the worlds largest battleship, have announced officially that the trial run of the vessel will be held during the week of February 20
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ENTENTE ALLIES CONSPIRED
 70 UNSEAT CONSTAMTINE

VIENNA, Jan 17.-Correspondence seized b; a submarine shows that the diplomats of the entente allies in Greece conspired to de pose King Constantine and to seat Venizelos, but that the kings popularity with the army prevented the coup
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CONSTANTINE COMPLAINS

. ATHENS, Jan 20-King Constan- . tine sent for the Associated Press core Q spondent and asked him to express Q through the newspapers of the United Q States his indignation at the high Q handed action of the allies toward 2 Greece" He claimed that the viola Q ton of the neutrality of Belgium by Q the Germans was insignificant as com Q pared to the actions of the entente Q allies in Greece
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RESIDENTS OF SAN FRANCISCO
 ARE INFERRED BY BRITISH

NEW YORK, .1.n =. Mr. Herman and wife of San Francisco have been taken from United Fruit Company liner at sea and taken to Kingston, Jamaica by the British authorities. They have been sent to de tentinn camp at Kingston
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BLOCKADE'S ENFORCEMENT
 PROHIBITS MILK SHIPMENTS

WASHINGTON, Jan. 15.-The United States government has been notified by Great Britain that it is forced to decline for military reasons to permit shipments of condensed milk from America to Ger many and Austria for the nourishment Of infants of those countries, even if distrib- uted under the supervision of the Red Cross
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MjIIionaires' Homes Invaded

SEATTLE, Jan 20.-The homes of W. E. Boeing and D. E. Skinner, Seattle million aires were last night raided by the sheriff with search warrants Large stocks of liquor were confscated in both instances.
 The matter is expected to raise hotly- contested legal battle.
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GOOD CUNNERY

WASHINGTON, Jan 15.-The gunners of the Atlantic fleet of the United States navy last year made the highest average in the fleets history in target practice:
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NOTABLES OF ALASKA
 LUNCH WITH BURLESON

SEATTLE, Jan 1S.-Postmaster Gen eral A. T. Burleson, Bishop Peter T, Rowe and Colonel w. L. Stevenson of the Skag- way Commercial Club were the guests of honor today at luncheon given by the Alaska bureau of the Seattle Chamber of Commerce
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Edison's Battery Not to Blame

NEW YORK, Jan. l7.-Reese Hutchln son, member of the naval consulting board, generates the new Edison battery from blame in connection with the ex plosion on board the submarine E-2.
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GREAT BRITAIN AND SWEDEN
 ARE NOW AT LOCGERHEADS

LONDON Jan 2O-The controversy be- tween Great Britain and Sweden is assuming a serious aspect Each country now seizes and holds the mail of the other
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BIG OFFER FOR FIGHTS

NEW YORK, Jan. 20.-'Jimmy John stone, manager of Madison Square Garden, has offered guarantee of s60,O00 to Jess Willard for two fights with Moran. Moran is guaranteed s30,O00 for the two contests.
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ADVISES CANADA TO QUIT

9 OTTAWA, Jan. 20.-Sir Choquette 9 of Quebec, addressing the Dominion 9 parliament today, opposed sending
 9 more troops to England. He said that 3 if Germany won the troops would be
 3 needed at home to repcl German inva sion. He stated that with the United , States friendly to Canada, Germany , could not possibly succeed in conquer
 , ing the Dominion and the only result would be to make Canada independent. ;
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COMMERCIAL BODIES MERGE

SEATTLE, Jan. 19-A merger of the Seattle Commercial Club and the Chamber of Commerce now seems almost certain. Committees from both bodies have reported in favor of the movement.
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KAISER NOT SERIOUSLY ILL

BERLIN, Jan. 15.-London dispatches announcing the kaiser's serious illness are denied. He sees visitors and the ministers daily
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PROMINENT WOMAN SUICIDES

SEATTLE Jan. 2O.-Mrs Glasgow, wife of General Lyle Glasgow, who died at the age of IS, today shot herself through the heart after her return from his funeral.
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CHARGES OF GRAFT IN CANADA

OTTAWA, Jan 19.-Charges of graft have been made in the Canadian parlia- ment by Dr. Charles Pughley against the Canadian Shell Company.
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CERE!ANy'S SPEEDY AIR CRAFT

LONDON, Jan 2o-The London Daily Mail asserts that Germany's new aeroplane, the Fokker attains a speed of 1SO miles an hour
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CUSTOMS COLLECTIONS LOWER

WASHINGTON, Jan 2O.-The national customs collections during the last year show decrease of 27 per cent compared with the preceding year.
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MEXICAN TRAIN DERAILED

FL PAsO, Texas Jan. 2o.-A passenger train from Chihuahua City to Juarez has been derailed. No deaths are reported
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NOTED 1TEXICAN REBEL
 REPORTED A PRISONER

FL PASO, Jan. 21.-The revolutionary leader, General Villa, has been captured at Hacienda San Geronimo by Ehc forces of Carranza under General Gaveosos, according to private teegrams received from Chihuah,a The information has not yet been confirmed, but IS it comes from the same source as elid the first announcement of the recent massacre of Americans it Is generally credited.
 Wilson id No Mood for Intervention
 WASE1INGTOk Jan. l7.--The administration is in no mood to intervene in Mexico, until the Carranza government has been given opportunity to demon srate its ability to protect foreign rights Tn Mexco. Carranza has renewed his assurances to the Wash- ngton governr,nat that he will make every effort to punish those responsible for the murder of Amerl- can citizens Ii. claims that the recent outrage was the result of in5sigation of General Villa who de- sres to force Intervention in Mexico by the United States.
 Senator Gore today introduced resolution Tn the senate seeking to establish neutral the Mexican border, to be polced by Mexican and Amer ican forces.
 Canan.a Gives Terrible Warning
 FL PASO, Ian lS.-The bullet-ridded body of the revolutionary General Rodriguez is being exhlb- ited in the Ju.rez custom house yard, with pacard saving that all enemies of the government will meet a like fate.
 The bodies of four other Villa generals have been brough to Juarez.
 Soldiers of the Thirteenth United States cavalry will aid Carranza to catch the bandit leaders.
 One hundred and fifty two Americans have ar rived from the Chihuahua region, the scene of the recent massacre More than one hundred and fifty more from the danger zone are expected to arrive by special trail or Monday.
 The Change From Patriot to Outlaw" WASHINGTON Jan. 20.-Carranza has notified the Mexican emba sy that he has formally proclaimed Villa, Pablo Lopez and Raphael Castro outlaws. and any citizen IS authorized to execute them with out formality.
 Wants Villa Slain as Outlaw
 WASHINGTON Jan 20-Senator Fall said in the senate today that Villa should be hunted down and killed as murderer.
 Ser-s tional Story Denied
 DOUGLAS, Arz, Jan. 2O.-The reported capture of seven United States soldiers by Mexican bandits IS pronounced to he myth