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Ripley County democrat. (Doniphan, Mo.) 1905-1920, 1916-07-07


German and English language.
When Mrs. Martha Pickering,
Of Mober;y, celebrated her 77th
birthday by big dinner, there
sat around her hospitable table
seven children, 25 grandchildren
and IS great grand-c children.
Nails and tacks are being
scattered in the streets OF War
rensburg. One motorist collect-.
ed twenty nice puncIures and two
blowouts 10 one week, while
another had nine punctures In a
single day.
Five dollars and twenty-five
cents was the consideration when
one Of the best business lots In
Maryville changed hands, but
the deal was made seventy years
ago and was the first lot sold
after the town was plated.
An organization Of farmers OF
the Ozarks has contracted with
a Fort Wayne, Indiana, picking
company, to raise this year q
total Of forty thousand bushels
OF cucumbsrs. They are already
planting the seed for the crop.
Dudley Smotherman, q ten
year.oid boy living near Senath
made SOL from an acre Of corn.
He made 80 bushels and 40
pounds OF corn, was awarded a
gold watch and sold eighteen
bushels of seed for 50 bushel.
When patrolman ''Duke" Dun
can, of Kansas City, interfered
with two sisters, over the merits
of their husbands, the amazons
turned OH the officer, tore the
club from his hand, his star from
his coat, rolled him in the street
aud blackened his eye.
A Stewartsville man got special
attention from Billy Sunday re-
Gently in the meetings in Kansas
City, according to the DeKalb
County Herald. The Stewards
vile man coughed oHt loud and
Billy looked over ut him and told
him to cough with his mouth
shut
A Pattonsburg boy was hunt
ing muskrats near his home and
when he discovered u hole about
eight or ten feet above the water
line VI u stream he began " dig.
'ro his surprise he found u nest
vi catfish. There were II III all
and measured, supposedly by
long measure, lIom b 70 ~ inches
in lens 9Th. The young man in
sists that the tracks reading 10
the hole were muskrat tracks and
not Bit like fish tracks.
Once the owner Of u string OF
forty race horses, Andy Smith,
poor and almost frisndless, died
The other d.y in the Linn county
poorhouse. 1t WAS his request
lnat his body De buried in ali In-
dian Mound un the Wood farm
near Laclede, aud IL was com.
piled with. Other instructions
for his burial also obeyed wsrs
that the grave be leveled with
the surrounding earth aud that
not even wooden marker bs
placed Ut its head.
Judge Geo. p. Adams, OF the
probate court, officiated yester-
dny ut The marriage OF j. l.. Lee
bow AMI Mrs. Elmira Smith, both
Of King City. The ceremony
was performed at the Merchants
hotel. The groom gave his age
as seventy, while the bride used
the usual woman's privilege aud
did not reveal her age. They
have both been residents Of that
vicinity for many years, and are
we'll known and highly respected
people. The elderly groom's son
is married to the brides daugh-
ter and the Wedding somewhat
oonfuses the relationship. Be-
sides being father TO his own son,
he - the sons father -in-law, and
is also step father 20 his daugh-
ter in-law. And the bride 10 not
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23
TRIsTE ~pEFuNcloN,

EsphOla. n. NJ, Mario i, 1916.
ST.. Editor del Nnevo Mexieano.
r.,osa = ao.o.aa 1, nna.aso a.
pAcio ~ " apFeciapie ~ssAlahAfi0 y w
auedare agradHcAdo. FL dia ~ del pa,
sad0 dej0 de exlstir mi querido nino
Emil,o Arturo RovbaI. "a edad de &
~. S. u,ou
"S
q le ! ae entefmeaaa ue saramploh
y deja en- an profundo dolcr q su papa
N mama, Don Manricio Roybal y DO
,, -.
70 ~''ea NY - 81 n'7 40
Gado IA nor qe aqueAa Viaa; va no uar
te 81 c0razon con rltmo apasionado, va
no pronuncian sus Iabios deIicados D a
,asras VI oarsSn noro III ryaar ! sre
a ma w.. nAA IAA XHAA HH AI. ~ A|M.I
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23
THEME ocHo HIJos

La Sra. p. Rehkamp, 2404 st., Cow
ington, KY, eseribe: He estado usan-
do la Compota de Mel y AIquitraa de
Foley por cerea de dos amos y no pue-
do halIar mejof calmante para Ia tos.
Tengo ocho hijos y Sc las idoy todos.
I'cdos ellos estan sujetos a crup desde
que nacieron.' Els una medicina Sc.
Cura y de Ia cuaI SO puede ~depender
tanto para hombres, mujeres y nihos.
No dejen queaa tos que queda despues
ca la gripa Sc les haga vitalicia y los
debiIite. Es mas facil deshacerse de
una tos o resfriado que de sus conse-
cuencias.-De venta en- la Botica Ca
pital Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23
t.AMENTAHLE E jNEspERApo AC
cipENTE.
GertrudIs valenxuela Mnta De IN Ba
Iszo 4 Rosa NJ. do Rivera.

M HeraldO,f perlDdicp que SO pu
bllea en- Socorro, N, NJ publica 10 81
eaienta;
La casa de reaidencia de Gertrudis
Valenzuela, en- esta ciudad, fae Ia esl
cena de una de las mas tFlstes y con
moyedoras tragediaE, Ia que ocufrt0 81
Mercedes dia s del mes en- curse, a ESQ
dc las $3.50 a.. M. y por la cual la co
munidad entera Sc halla c~onsternada,
= en- Ia cual una sonora todaVia j0Ven,
de nombre Rosa Montoya do Rivera.
|csposa de Juan Rivera, ano de los EN-
pleados en- la imprenta dc IN Defen'
sor del Pueblo" de esta cindad. fue
muerta instantaneamento de IN bala,
20 de pistoIa Colt" caIibre n. que
fue disparado de una nlanera miste'
ROSA.
Segun 10 que 81 puede saper por
fuentes imparciales. el case sucedio
en- la bora, dia y lugar antes mencio-
nados. en- la manera siguiente:
Las dos sehoras Sc haliaban la
vando iuntas en- Ia casa de Ia Sra.
yalenzuelay y unos momentos des-
pues de Due los vecinos las babian
Yisto entrar a la casa a las dos Ileyan,
do un Gazette de aqua. y mientras Sc
oncontraban encorvadas cada una So
bre su lavadero, la Sra. Rivera suplic6
a la Valenzuela de que estirase su
mano hacia una maquina de costura
que Sc hallaba mas cerca de esta, y
qne lie diera n sabana que estaba
sobre Ia maquina; y que la Sra. al ir a
cumplir con la s1pIica de Ia Sra. Rive,
RI, esta trio de la sabana, sin advertir
que por ALI Sc haIlaba un revolver
cargado con cartuchos, cayelid0 al sue
Ic Ell revolver, y al dispararse. fue a
oar Ell proyectil a la eabega de la Sra.
ri era. cayendo esta inerte y sin vida
golfre el 'caiete' de aqua en- que SIC ha-
llaDa layando.
fAc0ntecimiento como leI ocurrIdo.
iasaas sc habia registrado en- la his
to,ia de academies en- esta ciudad, y
la oomunidad entera S e ha %conmovido
por tan lamentabls desgracia. La vic
Vi ma era n sonora ioyen, pues ape
mas contaba 20 amos de edad y 5 de
casada, y deja sin el amparo maternal
a IN niho de dos amos; ademas per-
teneci6 a una familia respectable de
ruestro condado, y era hiia de nuestro
ell Sr. Telesforo Montoya y es-
posa, de Kelly, N. M. La acusada de
Ia muerte es una sonora como de. 46
amos de edad, yiuda de castillo valen-
zuela, que Sc ocupa de layandera pa
M ganar la subsistencia de ella Y de
rarios chamaquitos que son su com
la Sra. ValenzueIa, segun Sc dice,
inihediatamente "a uno de sus
a la oficina de "N Defensor del
Pueblo. para que notificara al Sr. Ri.
de 10 ocurrido.
El Juez de Policia. Al. E. Green, in
RI diatamente nombr6 I'm jurado Co
tonario, compuesto de los sSres. Joseph
l.. Eaton, Lorenzo Rivera, Isidro Lo-
PEE, Donaciano Baca, Gabriel Silva
y Celso Lopez Y pr0sigui6 a la inves-
ugaeion p~relinlinaria, para averiguar
de- case.
"a iurado, dospues de la debida in
estigacion de la eyidencia, declare
qne Ia muerte de Ia Sra. Rivera ha,
bia sido sccidentalmente.
~ funeral de la nfortunada espo-
sa del Sir. Rivera, Sc verified aver a
las 1920 q. M, comenzando Ell corteio
fdnebre de Ia casa del Sir. Rivera a Ia
Cat6lica. y de ALI al campo
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23

enarteles, NJ A., Mario a.. 1916.
81. Editor del Nueyo Mexicano:
MY ST, MO. -Hdgame d favor )
vslsd gpsta Do dar capida en- su mus
aereditpdo semanarIo a 10 siguiente
y con este 10 anticipo a va. las mas
sipceras gracias poF 81 favor.
Ano de mil invertebrates
diez y seis en- el presente,
quiero dar information
para que sepa Ia genie.
Amigos les contare
FL pesar dc I'm ciudhdano
que Dlos ID ha discriminate
porque 10 tiene en- su mano.
ara Hlejor explicarme
y bofrar IA confusion,
este es triste al expresaIme
pios 10 de consolation.
AZ punto que me refiero
aqui ahora les notare,
este es eI case primero
del pesar que va anuncie.
Mil mlevecientos catorce
el dia is de Mario,
muri6 Maximiana Maestas,
tejo a su esposo en- I'm llanto.
Este esposo mencionado
les pronunciare sn nombre
pues es Don Longino Lopez
es al nombfe que responde.
Dej6 a su esposo y tres nihos
COS hombres y M mujer
la mujer era Esquipula
los hombres Pedro v Jose.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23

al querer haiIar alguna ~explicacion
de la facilidad con Ia cual los Mexi-
canos Sc aproximaron y atacaron la
plaza Americana de Columbus, NJ M,
sin detection del General Scott. jefe
de la plana mayor, llam6 atencion al
hceho que no habia habido dificultad
en- Columbus en- tres amos Y que indu-
Gablemente las tropas Americans
fueron ~agarradas descuidadas. Llamo
atencion al hecho que debido al hume
70 limitado de hombres que Ia arma-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23
LAS NOTTCIAS DE TODD EL ESTADO
municados--D Observation-Disclosures

Ifpnto, dpnde sas restos fneron sepuI
ltados.
reciban los apesafados esposo, y
paares De u finada, nuestras simpar
tlas v c~ondolencias en- Ia bora de tan
peerbo dOIOr en que d encontrais, POI
q tragica muerte que tan inesperada,
I4ente eneontr0 yuestra esposa y que
Illda hiia.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23
isues 70 soy I'm ~spscritor
cue aprecio 10 bien servid0.
Respetuosamente de Vd.,
MIGUEL A. MAESTAS.
EN- MEMoRlA DE Ia MuERTE De
JOSE sARRANcA

,,esldenta ope f,,e A. ,.rsies n a
Acaecids M,ryn n ,o1s :"
diez ' seis. esta en- Ia hapcp
oxhaio su dltimo sasniro
EI senior Joso RaFrancs
~ Ill NM ea5aIs4a
n brindo ri [itimo abrazo
! esta mundo dasdichoan
i atae6 sng;oss /, snte
da IS Visa "a T1soS
f,,e ! go1aT e,srna
,se;bs~ IL -ers,nanta
ns5,asdo i 49, rosSS,
en- srs nlt;mas ,,,pn,sntas
sn oaa,,,4ss
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23

ds tlene en- la frontera los v~igiIadores
estan requeridos de cubrIr un prone.
dio dc distancia de ounce millas. Pa
"a r~esguardo encontra de ataques el
General Scott expreso la opinion que
deben haber al menos 100, 900 tropas
en- la frontera. Por todas en- Column
bus habia en- Ell tempo del ataque sic
te tropas del Trece de Caballeria.
cornponiendose de rs oficiales y $50
Lombres. Los hombres de villa eran
nuchos mas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23

AA.H A
Sin mams, sin hermsnitos,
llorand6 copiosas ldgfimas
como un pobre huerfanito.
Adios mamacita amada
adios Esquipula amable,
sdios Pedrito chiquito
quede solo con mi padre, ) 4a
Aqui me lamento y lloro
poF sh sausencla sin cesar
y ruego d DIos que los junte
IA Ia corte celestial
Perdf mi grande tesoro
! con la muerte de- mi madre
perdf a mis- dos hermanitos
Gracias al Divine Padre.
AquI me- despido 70
de- mi esposa y mis- hiJitoB
a que golpA tan atroz
Gracias a Dios Infinite.
il NkA- 4la ~ +Ht8tM H
Adios esposa querida
adios Esduipula bella
adios Pedro de mi vida
re me ha perdido mi estfella.
Cual sera mi situacion
feflejen, pongah cuidado,
como hombFee de buen talento
= 10 que aqua Sc ha e~xpresado
AqHi dare conclusion
pues va di los poFmenores,
para entendeF la s~ustancia
sobra con estas razones.
Soy hermano de la finada
ito de los angelitos
mi cunado don Longino
mi sobrino es Josesito.
Aqui le hablo al Editor
con buen respeto y cariho,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23

I'm ell aio c~alendario de 1915 Ia rem,
IA de fletes mandados de IS estacio
mes en- 81 i%errocarril Santa re en- Nue.
yof Mexico amont6 a 96.472 casas. Cal
calado en- una base de 10000 libras en-
yada caro-, Ell flete mandado tuvo IN
PESO total de 2.S94,OO0 libras.
Establishes en- Ell mpyimiento dc
flete por el ano aeaban de recibirse
por ell Comisionado de Estado Robert
P. Ervien de James Peabody. compila'
dor del sistema del ~fefrocarril Santa
re, con Quartet general en- Chicago,
Estas fueron pedidas por 81 ST.. Ervien
en- connection con planes para la publ
cacion dc la materia estadfstica del
estado.
Los guarismOs manifiestan que la
chino Copper Company fue respon-
sable por ell movimiento mas grande
de flete, un total de 1856 carrOs de
metal habiendo sido mandates de San
ia Rita, Ell gran bulto de este metal
fue mandado al contratista de Chino
Ell Hurley, y las concentradoras mani.
puladas de aquel punto amontaron a
4.3H5 carros. Por todos, 53,121 carros
de metal fueron movidos,
El carbon fue ell siguiente ID metal
e.i7renta de flete mandado. I7,452 ca,
rros habiendo sido mandados. Los EN-
sios de- coque amontaron a 3,675 ca
sas de cargo.
Los envfos de animales durante el
ahb ineluyeron 1927 casas de recess y
b~ecerros; 1902 casas de oyejas y ca
bras; 204 casas de cabaHos y reces
LiisceIanaeas. y l55 casas de cerdos.
El reporte manifesto 299 casas do la
ma y rs casas de cueros y pieles en-
yiadas.
Los totales de otros envfos, como
Ianifestados por el reporte, signe,
Trigo, 220 casas; maiz, 81 casas;
syena, 22S; otros granos y semIHas,
fi9i zaeate y paja, 7s407s patatas, 1880;
1tras Iegumbres y frutas, 356; haFiha.
6i: otros productos de molinos. J63:
cemento. 38S; arena, 800; frijol, S2;
lialo, 81; nIahera, COG: tallas. 120;
maiz de escoba. 1877; melones, 10;
aceite refinado, AZ; lena, 1888; propie-
dad, $3.50; todos otros, 1881.
@N
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23

Estos seres que habian quedado
pa consuelo de su padre
dos han levantado 81 vuelO
a acompahar a su madre.
ia dia Is de Febfero
ael a1o Que esta corricndo
Esquipula VOID al cielo
y dej0 a Pedrito enfermo.
III dia 8 dc Mario
como a las z do Ia tarde
Pedrito SO despidio
&c su hermanito y su padre.
Espero que Dios los tenga
on la mansion soberaRa
a EsquiFula va Pedrito
y a su mama Maxlmiana.
El Testo de Ia familia
que ha qGedado en- 81 hOgaT,
tristes Y desoons0lados
SO deben de coRsplar.
fuestO que han quedadS fristes
: nadie 10 podra negar
con faltarles 70 priinero
que es 81 brazo maternal.
Pues, sin el sipo materDQ
NADIA puede ser trapuuilo
X a tos padres sin sns hiI0s
sera pqrp d~esyarfo,.
Jose ha qaelado plus tFiste
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23

los lleyara de la mano,
y los Iibrara del NAL
de este mundo tan tirano
Aides hiia idolatrada
reina, de mi pensamient0,
te quedas de~sconsolada .
sufriendo tan cruel tormento.
Adios mi hija Ciprianita
fdolo de tn mama,
adies querida Umelita
no clviden a su papa.
Adios Undo Jacobito
los besos llevo imprlmidos,
de tus labios paryulito
adios hijitos queridos,
Adios mama Marillita
me voy con tn bendicion,
no nae divides madrecita
cuando reces tn oracion.
Adios Manuelito bueno
tdfita, autor de mis- dias,
no me apartes de tn seno
en- 81 mundo mientras vivas.
-
Adios hermanitos MOS
Sara y Jesus, complacientes
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23

coRTEA ESTE-pELE DiNEao
NO DEJEN PASAR ESTA; Cprten
esta tira, inci6yenla con 3 centayos v
u%landenla por corfeo a, Foley Il Co,
Chicago. H.. escribiendo So ho.nBre )
direction claramente. Recibiran de
yuelta un parQuete dc pruebR conte-
pieHao R Comp0ta de Miel AiauitFall
de Foley. para toses, rssfrados v Group
les Pildoras de Foley-psFa los Rihones,
para dolores en- los eDstados Y en- Ia
espalda feumatisno doler5 de rabh
dAla, malestaFes de los rlnones v IA
Fejiga; v las Rastiilas5 Cstarticas de
Fpisy,un eatartieo sal0dable v lin
piadog para constipaeien, blliosidau,
dolor de cabeza Q iptestinos entor-
pecidos-De ventassn la Botica Capital
Pharmacy.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23

Los envios de Santa Fe en- 1915,
Includes en- los ~totaies de abajo,
consistieron de INA Casas dc Pata-
tas; SO casas de avena; IS casas
de frutas y Iegumbres; "a casas
de reees; Is easas de cerdos; dos
casas De oVejas y cabras; z casas
de ~productos de molinos; dos "a
a de MADEIRA; una casa de trigo
y maiz, y n casas de otros produc-
los, un total de 422 casas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23
adios todos mis- amigos
adios todos mis- parientes.
MANUEL TRUJILLO.
70 DEJAN poRMlR.

II. I. Straynge Gainesville. Ga, d.
X. No. 3. no podia dormir toda la mo-
che sin tener que levantarse. "AIgu-
mas veces unos cuantos minutes soIa-
-nente despqss dc irse a Ia CANA, te-
MIA que ievantarme, y experiments to-
do 10 que supe que era bueno para 81
malestar. Finalmente experiments
Las, PfIdiras de Foley para los Rino.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23

En eierta OCCASION fue uh medico a
YER a IN enfermo v le receto un bre-
vale lei enfermo Sc resisti0 a tomar
Ia medicina y Ia arroj6 a una escu-
mdera, al -dia sigulente, el enfermo
mas meiorado, senala az medico la es-
c~upidera
' -Esto ha arrojado Ud2--pregunta
el galeno. SIS se
ST. senior.
-Garambai como habia de estar I'd.
'oienicon ,esta porquerfa en-, Ell estoma-
so2 *
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23
SANTA f MAND0 Az
CESAS De GRAND ANNA
LESY OTRaS pRODQCI0S
DURANTE Il ANO PASAD0

ia casas de Patatas y SO casas de
Avena Entire los. Envios; cerca do
100000 casas De Rehta de Fiete
Mandaaas de SIS Estaciones en- eI
Ferrocsrrll Santa Fe; FL Peso Total
de IA cantidad Mandadas Slendo o.
$4,000 Libras.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23
Co. x7@ ~
X&lB O
w CORK TIP

Extra 10 criada en- la aIcoba de la
sonora = DE dice:
-Sehora, nd phedo traer Oh este mo
mento Ell aqua, porque est6 fra.
-Cual?
-El aqua ca1iente.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-03-23

HoMsREs DEL ARUOO 0 WILSON opUFsTos a e MENTRAs los REpUeLcANos lE DAN s.
~ .N---- sopoRIE --
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-29
NOTED EDITOR
 MAKING TOUR

GIerscnell V. Jones, editor Of the Minneapolis Journal, is a round tripper on the Prince Rupert. MT. Jones expresses unfound pleasure 1T touring thru Alaskan waters and has signed tho boosters pledge to give Alaska due representation ir his progressive publication.
 This director of public opinion began his newspaper career when hs was in his teens. From re- porter on the Minneapolis Journal he hag mounted the ladder until he directs the policy of the middle western publication. He carved out a pame for himself while he was nClding down the commercial edit ~shir on the Journal by mak- ing a direct estimate of the wheat yield 'hru personal investigation. His son, Jefferson Jones, is ac- compGnyirg him on the northern journey.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-29
FARMER MUST
 FOOT TIE BILL

NEW YORK, Sept. 29 - James Wilson, former secretary of agricul- ture, says that the farmers operat- ing in the United States, will be called upon to foot the bill fer the eigkt hour labor law passed by co :sress. Congress has set a dan gerous precedent in contrast with the Roosevelt settlement of the great coal striloe which threatened th' uatiGn during the Republican administration" said MT. Wilson m a speech in this city last night.
 Tt will ultimately fall back up- on the farmer, he cannot escape payino the additional burden if the law stands the test of the courts" he further added in his address. The Democratic congress has acted unwise in hurriedly passing such legislation.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-29
EXPLORER SNAPS
 TROOP ACTIONS
Photo by American Press Association.

SEATTLE, Sept. 29 - Captain Frank E. Kleinschmidt, noted Arc tic explorer and big game hunter, reached this city yesterday, coming direct from the European war zone Captain Kleinschmidt brought with him many close views of various actions taken on the continent. The pictures will be shown in this city tonight.
 Mr. Kleinschmidt had special permission to take pictures of the actions of the troops on the Allied side and took advantage of every opportunity to preserve the scene by photographs and moving pie lures. Once while taking moving pictures of an engagement he was wounded, fortunately the Allies wo the battle and his pictures were saved by his presonal guides.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-29
OAKLAND WANTS
 EXCLUSIVE USE

OAKLAND, CALIF., sept. 29 - Oakland, Calif., seems determined to mcnopOlize It's municipal name. To gain it's end, 1t has undertak- en to nuld a convention in this city of the municipal authorities of all other Oaklands in the United States, at which an effort will be made to convince them of the pro- priety oF 'beir being but one city of that uame in this city,
 This action has been decided up- on by the oakland Chamber of Commerce, following repeated re- fusals from the twenty seven other Olklands to fake such. a step. These refusals were in reply to letters sent on July SJ. in which the re- quest was made, "in the kindliest spirit to surrender to us the name" "
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-29
LEWIS TOURING
 WESTERN AREA

SEATTLE, Sept. 29 - James Hamilton Lewis, Democratic senat- or from Illinois, is here in the in terests of the Wilson campaign. He is scheduled to speak to the peo- pie of this city tonight in the state Armory building.
 Senator Lewis worked in this city years ago on the waterfront as a longshoreman The news has been spread around amongst the stevedores and they are determined to attend the meeting in a body.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-29
VILLA CRIPPLED
 IN BIG BATTLE

FL PAsO, Sept. 29-A foreign business man has arrived in this city from Mexico. He says that Villa is badly crippled from a bull let wound received in the battle of Chihuahua
 If this be true it substantiates the reports issued by Generals Bell ahd Funston that Villa was in the attack and lead the bandits against the Federal troops at that cHv. Mexican officials continue to deny the rumor that Villa was the
  leader
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-29
BULGARS FAIL
 ID SMASH FRONT.

LONDON, Sept. 29-Heavy fight ing Is reported on the Macedonia front this morning between the Bul- garian forces and Allied powers. Four attacks of the Bulgarian troops were repulsed with great losses 10 the offenders. A smatter- ing ire between the two lines is now in progress. Every offensive move on f part ot the Bulgarians has mot with a stinging defeat.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-29
BRITISH SCORE
 BIG VICTORY

LONDON, Sept. 29 - British forces scored a heavy victory in the continental campaign by the cap ture of Thiepal early this morn ing. During the night the British HIes moved up and at the break of day commenced to pour a deadly rain at fire and shell into the ranks C' the Teutons. For q while the Germans returned the fire, but it proved too disastrous, resulting in the fall of the redOubt into Brit ish hands.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-29
LEWIS BEFORE CONSTITUENCY

SEATTLE. Sept. 29 - James Hamilton Lewis, democratic senator from IlliLois, addressed the mem- bers oF the Seattle Democratic club today at neon. He is campaigning for the reelection of President Will sen in this city. He is scheduled to make a public address tonight. His itinerary calls him thru Ore gOB and California.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-29
BUIGARIANS MEET DEFEAT

VIENNA, sept. 29-Four at tacks of the Bulgarian forces op- erating On the Macedonia front were repulsed by Allied powers this morning. A skirmish battle is now in progress. The Bulgarian lin.. are in a state of disorganiza; tIcn and little headway is being made :n the offensive program.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-29
HALLWAY LINE UNDER CONTROL
 

LONDON, Sept. 29 - Dispatch es reaching the war office tell of tho important capture by the Brit ish forces of a railroad line which runs to Bapaume. Military critics believe the control of this road by the Allies will prove beneficial in the pushing forward of the cam paisn in that district.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-29
REPORT BREMEN
 NEAR AMERICA

BERLIN, Sept. 29-Owners of the Bremen, the German submarine undersea merchant carrier, report that they feel sure that the Bremen is safe and that it will soon put in Is appearance in an American port,
 It is likewise reported by the officials of the undersea line that 8 :h!rd merchantmen is being load ed with dye stuffs and will be ready to leave from across the Atlantic in a few days.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-29
BRITISH CAPTURE FORT

PARIS, Sept. 29-Britishl troops have captured Thiepal and out lying fortresses in that region. The fall of this point into. Allied hands will htlp in the campaign in that region.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-09-29
STRONGLY ENTRENCHED

ROME, Sept. 29-Italiani forces are strongly planted in the position whicS they gained in yesterdays fighting in Trentin0 between Men ari and ToVo. Commanders are preparing to push out and take tte outlying country.