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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17
THE BLACK WAND.

CHAPTER II.
Yuan Kong drew the map OF the
button and left forever
The Black Hands confederate.
began to lose faith in their master,
because their pay was decreasing. The
Black Hand at last thought OF an idea
lie got his writing paper and wrote
as follows wealthy Bankcr.--1 need
little dough. and expect YOU TO hand
over $4,000 Tonight or your bank
will be robbed" II was signed by
a false name. which was the Door
o Good"
The banker refused to give up the
money and stationed men around the
bank. Tho police were called upon
aud the bank was heavily guarded
About / o'clock an explosion was heard
III the cellar, and tho building fell in
rho police were killed. along with the
banker and his men.
The Black Hand and his men
searched tho ruins right after the ex-
plosion and found 100000 partly in
bonds Tho criminals hurried away
JUS, as the people and police began
to crowd around
The dead were taken from the ruins
and only few million dollars Of
bonds could be found. After searching
the banker the found the note which
was signed the Door o Good" They
pcCah 20 LOOK out Tor the Door O
Good.
In distant city We find John
sitting in his room thinking Of his
younger days with Mary. lie loved
her, but he was afraid of being ac-
cused Of being the Black Hand lie
decided to sec her, e2cn at the risk
Of his life.
John returned home 10 his anxious
parents. He told them to remain quiet
as he was in danger. He Went over
to Mary's house and found her in her
room. She ran to meet him. John
was surprised to find Mary so kind
1Ie went in and sat down.
John" asked Mary. please prove
that you're not the Black Hand. for
] really love YOU.
Have YOU any proof that | am the
Black HAND asked John.
you're the only one that knows me
we'll" said Mary
Hush" said John. II hear walk
ms"
They looked toward tho door. and
In came tn" Doe, y Good"
Mary" said he softly, John is tho
BLACK Hand; lave caught him In
the act
John became angry and chased the
"Doer % Good"
Who is the Black Hand"
CLYDE Upton.
ITO he continued)
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JACK A>pEnso>'s CAMPING TRIP.

II was warm day about the second
week in June. the end Of the school
term. when Il young man OF eighteen
Years was walking brislly towards
home.
In his hand he held diploma which
school. He had come of with high
honors.
He lived in a fashionable neigh
borhood in 4 large. modern briefs house
Nith his parents. His father. who was
president Of a large tobs Geo manu-
featuring plant was we'll TO do.
AS said before, .Iack--yes. that's his
name-Jack Anderson was walking
briskly towards home. and as he
turned the corner he sped young
lady picking up a little puppy to put
il back into the yard from which he
big bull dog. evidently the pups
mother. lcaped over the fence. and
would have torn the young lady to
pieces had not Jack interfered. lie
grabbed II stone which lay close at
rand and hurled it at the dog. His
PIN "as good for the stone landed
fairly Oh the dogs head. causing him
to run yelping back into the yard
from which he had come.
The young lady. seeing the decd
Jack had Jus, done, capre up and said
How can thank YOU for your timely
interference.
"By not thanking me at ALL" smiled
Jack.
'Wtll. YOU can at least tell me your
same"
Certainly. am Jack Anderson. Now.
may inquire yours"
Without hesitation the young lady
Informed him that her name was May
Ellis.
She also was returning from school
and living only bloch farther down
from Jack. he asked for the pleasure
OF walking home with her.
IT will be glad OF your company"
answered May.
SO they walked alone together. talk
ing Of one thing or another. until
they had reached her home.
She asked him to come over some
time. as lie would always be welcome
Thank YOU" said Jack. and. after
bidding her sood.hy. turned and again
'chumed his way home.
"Ptach." said Jack 10 himself
Maybe IN go around to see her, as
'hc asked me-" And he began
Whaling. one OF the popuitr tunes.
(To br continuet.)
ROBERT |. YATES
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4 HEROIC DEED.

! was about o'clock. The sun
"ah SGT. ana II was nearly dark
was cool evening. end Ccorco
Morton thought Il fine cveniny fo-
hsh'ns. He got his nshinK materials
ready and went by for James Kin,
TO 10 with him
They had not gone far wien Jar.s
sa'o' LOOK George. do believe some
one is drowning George looked hard
ana sad Yes. II does look So
Then were heard the cries If h.l,,.
help. "e'p'
Hurry. we mus, save him, said
George. Whoever il is"
AS they reached the river they spiod
al" ola man clinRing 10 log. lie
was about scvcn;y-hve years old. His
hands looked AS IL they wore nur,h,
ana he was poorly dressed. The two
boys looked at each other in aston
ishmcnt and looked az IL they know
nothing 10 do. we haven't tim. 10
stay here said James. we must save
him
When they got TO where he was hc
had nearly gone 10 the bad
81 believe he lie unconscious" said
James. II hope not" said George.
The boys found the old man sense
less. bn' not anything serious. There
was bruise on his forehead and his
hand Was cut. but he was no, badlv
hurt. They lifted the old man off the
log and laid him under tree Then
they famed him.
II was about twenty minutes before
he had gained consciousness, but when
he did they took him TO a physician.
who carefully attended him
Well. declare" aaid George, after
the old man had thanked them THAT
was narrow escape" "It surely
was" said James. and I'm glad we
were on time"
The boys did not fish any that even
ing, hut they saved this old mans
life. This. as YOU see. was a great he
roic deed.
Composed by EMMA w. BROWN
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ANSWERS TO LAST SUNDAYS
PUZZLES.

hNSN GVS ~ last 81 MA
PUZZLES.
I. Mary Piclzford
y. Hazel Dawn.
;. Marguerite Clarke, wild Flower
I. Blanche Sweet.
=. Dustin Farnum, The FirSinian."
c. Marie Doro, Tho Wood Nymph."
:. Mary Pick ford. "EIulda from liol-
land"
s. Marguerite Clarke. still waters
2. John Barrymore. Nearly n King"
10. Pauline FL frederick, Tho Spider"
4. Dustin Farnum. The Call of tho
Cumbcrlands.
~. Charlotte walker, Trail OF the
Lonesome Pine"
10. Francis y. 6ushman and Beverly
Bayne, in "A NJ lion Minute.
Is. Harold Lockwood Tile Mask cd
Rider
10. Myrtle stcdman, The American
Beauty
l6. Owen More.
IL. Francis y. Bushman and Beverly
Bayne. Romeo and Juliet"
Is. Harold Lockwood.
10. Marguerite Clarke, silks and
Satins."
90 Fannie Ward "Thc Marriage OF
Kitty"
PAMELA SPARROW.
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THE ADVENTURES or TIP.

PART H.
The corn was all gotten in and they
all 50; around the fire 1T is time
was getting supper said mother.
Il think SO. too. don't YOU. children"
said Tip. "Ycs. said tho children
we think 40 too" Baby Lu said
COO COO which. I think. meant she
"as hungry. SO mother said. Tip. 90
in the storeroom and get something
for supper" Tip went in the store
room and came out with hie pack
age. lie was rolling Il, lie said. This
is package rolled here Il month ago
| imagine man dropped IT. Jack
said. Let me opcfl it. AS he cut the
string and found il was bag. lie
climbed up TO the mouth OF ii and what
do YOU think Ire saw.
ITO be continued.)
JOHN Il. GREER
The next part will tell you what
was IN the bag
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TIRE wEEk's PRIZE WINNERS.

Mortimer Kennedy. Of 22o5 Eas,
Broad street. CITY.
Emma Brown. of .Tarrat,. Va.
Linwood Scott, Of go South Jcfror.
son Street, CITY.
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ELLlCE wYCIIE BOUNDS.
A CHARADE.

My first is II. hut not in help.
My second is -, but not In or.
My third is l., but not In low.
My fourth Is |, but not in ice.
My NTH is j, but not in don't
My sixth is y. but not in answer.
My seventh is Y. but not in your.
My whole is the name OF somethinE
very nice that we will be having soon
LUCY KIRkWOOD SCOTT.
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a CHtnADE.

My first is c. but not in cylinder.
My second Is II. but not in hand
My third is r.. but not in rain.
Ny fourth is !, but not in ivy
My ffth is S, but not in sing.
My sixth Is Il. but not in that
My seventh is NJ. but not I'm man.
My eighth is y, but not in AT.
Ny last Is :, but not in sat;
My whole is Our next holiday
DA1STE ALLEN MITCHELL.
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Puzzle Department
tHAHtADt:.

My first is in c. but not in eat
My second is in II. but not in hat
My third is in +. but not in rat
My fourth IL in |. but not in ink
MY htth is in ;. but not in sat
MY sixth IL In +. but not in talk
My seventh is in NJ. but not in mad
My eighth is in a, but not In at
My ninth is in s. but not in sat
My whole is n name of u nice holt
day. EVELYN SHARP
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4 PUZZLE.
GInLs, NAMES rs rG,n,:<.

y wcll-knUHn hditor
J. WELFORD BAEki:E
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= !,

Drawn by Grace Davis.

No. Inhcedl
Ny Dear Editor.--i reckon you have for
60 THAT ! ws5 member; have been
;, "r, ats,n, to the IT'D C. AN sending IN
waste .baskct Yours. truly,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-17

Dear Edttor,--Please md Enclosed A
drawing that ] hops sou viii pleas. put In .
Thanksgiving? Well good by From yoysS
faithful member.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
Macedonia Most Salient Point
in Preparations for Often.
sives; Germans and Bulgars
Gathering for Drive.
NEW YEAR ADDRESSES
MADE BY MANY RULERS
Reported Teutons Still Are I'm.
decided as to Advisability of
Making Attack on Allies at
Saloniki.

Ih' hriish steamship Persia en-
s'ged IN servic" between London aud
BOMBAY mas been sunk : m" M"dit'r.
ran'dn apparently with q large loss uf
me London dispatches state that
most "i the passengers aud crew on
IN" Persia we're lost Three Nmcri-
cans. including the American consul
~ Ad'n. Arabia. Robert McNcclN sall-
Ell ii"m LnndnB ua the vessel al
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01

Washington. Jan IDcsrucou OF ihc British lincI Persia
WIN possible loss o American lives throws relations ws,
IA" nl" states and the Tcnon u danger
'ohiis ~ the hour when satisfactory adjustment of
"1halr situation was AT hand by Anstas acceptance Of the
cardinal points oI the American demands in the Anconn ease
hlS new element thrca"s To compcatc affairs with
rs thoroughly the destruction of the Arabic following
closely III" IuSitahia exchanges brought crisis
With Germany.
From such InoomPct" information at hand today,
the two situations regarded almost parallel II zen
orally presumed n official circles that. the
crisis with Germany. h, Austrian admiralty aud the Vienna
foreign office are working purposes
II regarded strong possibility tla Whilc The foreign
office Is tca ac,c the the
The admiralty bcu the of submarine pole,
no Vet been brought into line
There M however the added hility that the submarine
II sunk th" |'l~il home, had
Srnccd IN Ih" new policy OF The Austrian eovcrnm,n,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01

consul To- ascertain the fate ui Consul
McNooly aud the other Americans.
Lord NuutulW WAS proceeding tu
India tu assume IA" post III inspector
ui mechanical transport vehicles. tie
appeared .u the h~t o' Sew Year hon
Or. h"inr given the order "i the star
Of lu3n ior scrS hos ~ connection
with thc war. OfuCutls ui the PENN
sular and oriental steam ship COM
panN announced to-day that tn" Per
sia carried n" war material
The officers ou board tao Persia. b
IL learned. were Ordinary booked pas
s"ng.rs ana were not in aotiN" service
in the British army The crew "l the
p,Trla numbered h,tW"on 25u and
500 men They were virtually an Las
cars
There was not mu.h cargo aboard
m, Persia bot she WIS carrying very
heavy mail
The four boats which got away
ftom the sluking vessel wcr, capable
ot carrying sixty pcl-pns each, hat u
is not known o. the boats were ull
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01

London, Jan. L. 10 - a. The British liner Persia
from London To bombay sunk Thursday of
Mediterranean and Ih, passengers were
Robert McNrcy American consul Adcr passenger
the Persia Charles Grant who passenger.
Boston. Massachusetts
\ Loyis dispatch that pSsrugcrS
OF the Persia lost
-Four boats clear before the Persia sank
In addition Dr Mc\crN Americans known
to have been passengers the Persia when she l i.ono
Charles H. Grant his bombay Edward Ross,
hooboN the from Denver to tiihralar Rose
probably landed Gibraltar and board the boat
the line, she sunk The Ioiusa and Oriental line cSt
thar 100 Gl passengers sailed from London the
Persia \ number th,s, landed Gihialar. NarSritS
Malta. No official figures available,
lD addition 10 the passengers who sailed from London large
ml.'f embarked NaN'ilhs The total booked a h,s,
nls 23l bi rhcS, eighty aud twonv y.
! children
Lord Monlagu the passenger list
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mni. relation U"twcrn thr ,Wo coun-
uIt. broken 10, Ng.ttlas laEnrabl"
r'. us. o." the American Demands
JdUIu IrJt..t ticlh todis turned
them attention tu the preparation oi
another note a., the s.. .ma govern
u,ut
Trr new note Will nrlnovl vl"dge
Au-tr1'- .'ur"-siou-. and also prob
IhIy cover the points lett hy Austrm
'ur further discussion. These relate
,runlpulF Goo questions which affect
Nustrtt's responsibility TOT what hap
p,uod u"flrc the submarine puu-
Iu.ud,r turprducd the Aucouh. the
impurtdu.' of which l.sscn"d hy the
pruWis' ui apdtution fur loss ~
American IiycH despite the absence 90
proof a. tu JUS, how thcs came g.
th ~ death
Ia, principal American demands ~
the AntouI ruse punishment Of the
submarine commander ana assurance
rrgardinI the tuluTe conduct uf suh-
marine warfare on merchant Nos-rl-
have h',u met .u Aurtrh- rrplN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
Message from President of Re.
public Distributed to Sol.
diers in Trenches Every
where Last Night.
APPRECIATION AND
TRUST EXPRESSED
Kings Of Italy, Serbia and Bel.
GUM and French Executive
Exchange Greetings Upon
Occasion of Calendar Change

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01

London. Ian. b. G"lI p mi.-
E.Ent uu thc heels uf the reply of the
~. Hungarian EutDrnWout iu the
American note regarding th" italian
s'.bmship AnDuua COMES ~. news ~
h" SINK ing oI IN, r'niusuinr and
oriental liner Persia which is known
t' hay. Tad al lr1st one American ON
board, Details are lacking hu, the
'isi news indicates there Wus u great
loss "f life in the sinking u' thc liner
The opening OF the New Wear wa.
crirlriird 100 The nrlr cast 10. uii,u-
ti"us ct a revival ut military activity n
Macedonia where tictunu lud AUS
triau troops are reported 10 hc gather
mr. AZ Monnstir while hN NAY ot Buda-
pest comes hint that bulgaria ~ on
the eve of laun. hing au attack ag.. ..n.,
IN" "ntenj" forces 80 SalnuI,l
l.tiI, has been received lu London
tending 90 clear up thc mysterious op-
81, ,tiuus oi The Hu-sInus ju llc.sniu bIa
c>,,pt an uni,ul a,Nnov lodgmcnt bN
Pctrugrad that hra,, Gghting has oc-
CURED along the ,Ntromc southern end
of the battle front
The Nustro-'i"rmtus have cumplot-
81 their occupation OF serbia hS the
appointment Of Count sails Sr,Wis.
commander of the Austrian troop, nt
V.rnna as govcrnor-rrucrnI ut the con-
uu'r'd country.
various New Wear mrs-agos written
o., iui.Is statesmen ana soldiers ut
the bclligciouts de- not give any hupu
uf an earl, peace. The, rather ,m-
phn ,2c the necessity of 70 ruthless
prosecution uf hosrilitics
SiNt,-ono FIRST elias. and NG second
cabin passengers, inCludIug eight
children. hoardcd the steamship Per
sia "a London, according 10 mjutmu-
ton obtained at the peuinsulur und
Oriental lrc. At MarsoiIlcs 30 Of tho
first class aud % of the sH, uud cabin
boarded the boat
IN" company estimates that after
doductlnp the number co. uisscuvcrs
leaving the ship at her various purt7
~ vlll 0hou, l60 passengers wcr"
aboard when the vessel was suuls
Every "nuri b. hoing made hy''on-
rul General skinner Co get som. intnr-
nation about Rnhcrt McNcolN. the
American consul ~ Adou and the two
other Americans known - ho uu the
passenger list The Brush admiralty
informed Mi Skinu,r u nn,s no IN
formation with regard to tho tate ot
rndiN ,duul passenger Nj Skinner
s"ut e 'nhlosram 10 IN" American
consul AT Alexandria requesting M"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
EbN NRD RO>E. \NGRN\<
STUDENT VI IIO\, ENGLAND

Denver. colo, Jan. Edward
Rus" of Denver. mcntoinod IN Lon
don idNi,es as q passenger on the
Brush liner Persia IRONS London to
Gibraltar is q student AZ Etou, Eng
land. according 10 J " uuistun ut
thir city guardian e.. his estate. lie
was sn rout" to southern spain To-
Nisu his father william Rose.
Edward Rose IN h'ir To- % fortune.
estimated by friends 1T .o0.uoo. be-
uucathcd him ~ trust hy a grand
aunt Mrs, Amelia Eddy Smith who
died IN ENGLAND u lruN. IT, is a ma
tive American
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Dartmouth Student. Driver of
Ambulance. Granted DecOra-
tlon for Heroic Service on
Behalf of Wounded.
MOUNTAINEERS DECK
GRAVE WITH FLOWERS
Lay Beside Road for Hours Be.
fore Anyone Knew Stray
Shell Had Demolished Auto.
mobile and Killed Occupants

farIs. Dec. ~. -. q - mI tD,-
laNed The cross of war was pinned
upon the French nag whish covered
the body of Richard Han. a Dartmouth
srniuatc, who was killed early uu
Christmas morning by German she'll
while driving an American auhul3ur,
near Hartmans- -Woilcrkopf
\ letter uf coincidence from General
Juurv. the French commander IN
cher has been sent to Robert Bacon.
president of the committee uf the
American hospital az NuillN.
\. piatt Andrew. inspector general
,n the American ambulance ~ ia,
neId, has returned to Paris rom Al
sac". Nhor" %" attended th. funeral
OF tn" young ,ulunt"or.
"liau wa buried" Professor N.-
drew t.d. with huurts of Wtr boo ul
AIslting valley Vhisn uuD, NOR, h,.
longs Zoo lrwc, o. guE. loo J crowd
ed m!uitt, cemetery. is uv,. ihti CD. H
French officer Who iall lJr same mur1-
ms So bears th, br,I interruption
Richard Hall AN American. Hhu died
luI FiHut,.
"~Impi, mountain people. Iu the
unN part OF German. where foreign
soldiers are today. Drought 'u lh.
grave many vryaths ui uJ'I," flowers
lud christmas groou. These people
haze lived uuN tui nearly % F'at and
q hult 100 danger co. their own It,#
aud iu daIls contact with the dead Jua
y.u-. LW the SI,..H,. ui tuls mod
c-i devoted young American has found
a p.ty, m their hraI'. ana I Vas 'HId
hy az least three antilles that the.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
NEW YEAR OBSERVED
QUIETLY IN BERLIN

ncrlin Jan OiH Lundou, mas
n. M Tho celebration oi New
Years eve I'm Berlin was quiet rho
crowds which nllcd the principal
streets down town were aNmost rs
large ~ IN times uf peace, bat there
was littl" of the boistcrousuoss of fot.
mcr years.
Al restaurants ana other popular
resorts were closed at ! O'Clock ~
usual an extension Ul tim. haNiug
been refused
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
MONTE NEGRO FACING ~
N'CtNi FAMINE -i,BEIi \

Paris, Jan I o..ul y. M Tho
Mont.ncgriu consul general iu PARIS
has received the fnlluWing statement
from Ccttinjy. dated brrcmrer 3u.
"Th" provisioning OF Montenegro Is
becoming absolutely impossible, the
situation hccomiug mor" diihcu,t
daily
Austrian submarines are attacking
sailing vessels ana steamers on uur
coast ana those uI the Albanian
coast
Yesterday "wednesday Monte
ucgrin sailing vcs~oi laden with food
was sunk At Dulcirnp. To-day stcnu-
81 carrying 1000 tons of provision
met a similar fate pit san Giovanni
di Mrdua
But the recent art alc In the Zurich
cr Icitung outlining possible pca'"
terms rs causing d-~pread discus.
sion In the German press with the
suncNatiunists ARA ed against tire
anti-uuncNntiouists
The compulsion crisis IN treat Brit
ain now has reached stage wh"ro
the chief concern seems To- be win
the number uf roSignuionS which may
he caused los the settlement o' IN"
problem. Thus nr the ully actull
resignation known Is thn, ut tho
home secretary Sir Iuhn S'mon VIII
may yet he persuaded to Withdraw u.
London. Jan ! coo y. nh Large
forces nt Gcrmaus and Austriuns have
been brought up FOR hc battl" nov IN
pTuprcss in eastern ihliCiu \ k"u-
ter dtspntrh from pttrugrad SAYS.
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ROYALTIES ENCU\NaE
<tM NtNi, GREETINGS =

Paris jan, | b2.0 u. M Ptcst-
dent Poinonrr nf France ana the >inrs
OF belgium Italy aud serbia have oN-
changed Ncw Years grrctinss cN-
pressing unabated confidence In the
mai triumph nt the entente allies
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
EMPEROR Isstls NEW YEAR
NDpi.t ~ 10 MS FORCES

IUUdUn I'm 7 I|-I- \ N =" Tho
Am trrdnm corrc-ppudont ol Hcutcr' 4
Telegram company says mat Empr-
ror william. according tn % di-pat h
from Berltn, has sent the follow ilg
New Year. ad lr"ss leo the arun. the
navy aud the cnlunn, troops
Comrades. Another Year of severe
lighting has elapsed wherever q su-
pcrior number ot enemies have storm
ed our lines they have faded before
Your loSnlt, ana hra orN Whenever
| have sent YOU .ntu battle YOU have
rainrd yi,turN Thnnkmn, We t'-
Vnntinued on Page sc,cm)
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
Snow IN CALIFORNIA
GREATEST ON RECORD

san F1uc.-rH Jan. Snow along
the coast ard q the great valleys og
california lay today nt a depth srrai-
er than Tor years \ lighi mantle over
the mills ed gins San Francisco bay
dreprncd 10 several inches At Sacrd-
mrnto, ana tclding at the upper cnd
ot tho Sacramento valley reported
cIput,ru inches and slcighne.
CLOUDS lud run. all reports said
would prevent mach damag" - cit
ru- DTuU.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
COUNT SALIS.SEEWIS
IS SERBIAN GOVERNOR

Vienna. Jan. o. eva Londou, ! .0.|
n. M Count calls S"rWis. at urDs-
en-, military commander AZ Nirua. has
serbia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-01-01
ROBERT MNEELY CONSUL OF UNITED STATES AT
ADEN AMONG THOSE ON VESSEL WHO MAY BE LOST

Edward Rose Denver Schootoy Way to Gibraltar Be-
leved to Have Landed Before Attack Robert Grant third
ofTro Way to Bombay Eightyseven Women and Twen-
tyfve Children Known to be Among Those Endangered
Killed: Last Report OF Steamer Entered from Malta
Decembr 20 Survivors hIe Picked Up