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THE MORNING NEWS ENGLISH EDITION OF EL IMPARCIAL Page San José Costa Rica, Central America, November 16th. 1915 X The Last Zeppelin Raid Against London Against.
11. по O11 fight.
One of the Decisive Battles in Mexico.
scenes of German triumph near the capital. the ruins of St.
Cloud and the Chateau of VersaiImportant dispatches received in New York in reference lles where the German empire was to the battle of Agua Prieta.
proclaimed. The incident called forth such an explosion of wrath From our Special Correspondent in New York from the French press that it was THREE THOUSAND VILLA SOLIt is expected that he will reclear Chint France had not forgoiDIERS MARCH ON AGUA PRIE new his assaults, but General Calten 1871.
TA les, commander of the Carranza By this time, however, France 01 forces, stated that his men would was no longer isolated and at the DOUGLAS (Arizona. Three be able to hold out indefinitely.
mercy of Germany, which by reathousand Villa soldiers under The Villistas were met with a son of the increase of its populathe combined commands of Gene withering machine gun fire as tion while that of France had rerals Urbelejo and Mendez began they advanced from the south and mained almost stationary, was un march east on Agua Prieta, from east and broke and fled.
der the system of compulsory miNaco 25 miles west of here, to General Calle reported that 45 litary service in the two countries co operate with Villa concerted of his men had been killed and 71 more than a match for its neighattack on Agua Prieta.
wounded, but estimated the Villa bour in a single handed conflict.
losses are five times that number.
Even the Triple Alliance ceased GENERAL FUNSTON ARRIVES AT Many houses in Agua Prieta were to be a terror for France. An unDOUGLAS, ARIZONA destroyed by shells fired by Vi derstanding arose between Franlla artillery ce and Russia preliminary to the EL PASO, Texas, Nov. Franco Russian alliance, which be General Funston, Commander of AGUA PRIETA STILL REMAINS IN came the pivot of French exterior the United States troops on the GENERAL CALLES HANDS relations until the defeat of Rus Mexican border arrived at Dou DOUGLAS, Arizona, Nov.
sia in the Japanese war of 1904.
glas, Arizona, today.
General Funston sent the fol made by Villa, Agua Prieta is in After desperate night attack So the second renewal of the Trilowing telegram to El Paso: plice was forth with answered by lles hands while hundreds of Vi These interesting photographs are the first received after the recent zeppelin raid against London. It shows on the left the interior of an office Am leaving for Douglas. Ex lla dead and wounded strew field which was destroyed by one the bombs and the right a hotel which was demolished by another bomb. The name of the place at which this builda visit of the French sequadron pect serious trouble there. Indica before defenses. Villa renewed in ings were located was suppressed by the censor.
to Kronstadt in July 1891.
tions are Villa will make a strong earnest at one fifty this morning (Estas interesantes fotografías son los primeras que se han recibido después de la reciente ineursin de zeppelines contra Londres. la izquierda aparece una oficina que fue destruída por una de las bombas mientras que a la derecha aparece un hotel reducido a ruinas por otra de las bombas.
GERMANY LOSES HER HOLD ON with heavy artillery fire lasting El nombre del lugar en que se encuentran estos edificios fué suprimido por el censor. RUSSIA VILLA SITUATION two hours during which his infan BECOMES try advanced on Eeast and South MORE DESPERATE Although by creation of the Tri DOUGLAS. Arizona. Nov. machine gun fire supported by Ca LORD KITCHENER ArRIVES IN ATHENS. Greece in a Tight Place. The Great European War of 1914 1915. ple Aliance the diplomatic posit1. General Frederick Funston lles artillery. Heavy and small ion of Germany was greatly Allies demand that her Government notified Colonel Herbert Slocum arm fire continued until day light strengthened, Bismarck was still German delegates arrive simultahe arrived here Tuesday morning but Villistas had withdrawn leavstate her future attitude.
Readers should read this section every day, from haunted by the apprension of a to take charge of the situation. ing dead and wounded.
neously.
Franco Russian alliance. To keep Villa situation becoming more des LONDON, 14th.
which they will obtain a perfect knowledge Reuter France and Russia apart, he reviperate. Without food for man or VILLA TROOPS SUFFER INTENNews Agency reports from Petro of the underlying causes and events, ved the Three Emperors League beast, embargo on all supSELY FROM LACK OF FOOD AND LONDON, 14th. special grad that the French, British but this was short lived.
plies intended for Villa, rear Vi WATER which have led up to the Athens dispatch to the Herald and Russian ministers called on After the powers had almost be lla column reached border this DOUGLAS, Arizona, Nov. states that when Lord Kitchener the Greek Prime Minister and de present conflict.
en drawn into a general conflict morning with last of 45 heavy Calles reports 45 killed and 76 arrived as representative of the manded a definite statement on by the Servo Bulgarian War of 1885, Russia became more active guns, between 50, 100 machine wounded while many houses de Quadruple Entente a German co the attitude which George would guns. official report state molished by shells. Thousands of mission also arrived in represen adopt in case that forces of the French resentment for the de IMPOSSIBLE TO LIVE AT PEACE than ever in the Balkans, and Bis Villa must attack withrin next 48 random shots fell on American tation of the Central Powers. It Allies should be forced to take re feat inflicted by Germany in 1870 WITH NATION SO BELLICOSE marek was suspected by the Rus hours or his army will disband.
side resulting in four soldiers and is said that as rivals they have fuge in Greek territory or in case 71, has repeatedly given signs of sians of siding with Austria and three civilians wounded more or started a death struggle in order that the Serbians should be defe a coming explosion. crissi oc In April of this year, the Scha secretly encouraging oposition to VILLA FIRST ASSAULT ON AGUA less seriously. No action by Ame to win the support of King Cons ated in Macedonia, The Ministers curred after the entrance of Ita ebele incident seemed nearly to Russian influence. This revived the hatred agarican troops. Funston quoted sa tantine and of the Greek army insisted that no distinction should ly into the Triple Alliance, in cause war between France and DOUGLAS, Arizona, Nov. ying has orders to return fire en and navy. The same dispatch sta be made between the Anglo 1882. By this treaty German di Germany. The commissary spe. inst him which had been created. Decisively checked in his first a dangering American lives but will tes that the pro German sentiment French and their Serbian Allies. plomacy had effectually isolated cial, an agent of the ministry of by his pro Austrian leanings afssault on the town of Agua Prie not consider randon shots suffi has been strengthened to a great The answer given to this demand France. Not long after the signa the interior, at Pagny sur Moselle ter the Russo Turkish War. The ta. General Francisco Villa with cient provocation even though extent through Venizelos fall, is not known, but in view of the ture of the treaty had been anno the last French station on the feeling was assiduously fomented drew today, leaving hundreds of such destructive. Villa soldiers and the abundant distribution of evident good will which exists on unced, the king of Spain visitted frontier of the annexed territory by the Russian press, especially by his men dead of wounded lying suffering intensely for both water money employed in bribing the both sides, it is believed that a sa the sovereigns of Austria and Ger of Lorraine, having stepped. Katkoff, the editor of the Mos before the Carranza defenses. and food.
press and newspaper men and em tisfactory understanding will be many.
cross the boundary to regulate so cow Gazette, who exercised great ploying other reprochable means reached. Alphonso XII to prove that me official matter with the corres influence on public opinion and which, form a part of German this journey was not a sign of hos ponding functionary on the Ger had personal relations with AleThe Entente Attitude GENERAL JOFFRE TO ASSUME policy and diplomacy since the tility to France, came to Paris his man side, was arrested. It was xander III. The moment had coDRINK ENGLISH PUNCH Towards Greece.
way home on Michaelmas Day said that Schaebele was arrested me, it was said, for Russia to ewar began. Bribery which has THE SUPREME COMMAND formed one of the dominant feat. British Newspaper on an official visit to President actually on French soil, and on mancipate herself from German Grevy.
whichever side of the line he was diplomatic thraldom, and for this Lord Kitchener is true man in the He will be appointed General in Chief ures of German policy, has been standing he had gone to meet the purpose right place and at the rise time.
Praises Mr. Churchill.
rapprochement with of the Allied armies.
freely employed in Athens, BuHOOTING ALPHONSO, AS THE German official at the request of France was suggested. The idea Sharest, Persia, India, China, UHLAN KING the latter. Bismarck justified the was well received by the public, LONDON, 14th. The Herald correspondent in Athens tial reports received by the Rus there is men who can be bought.
NEW YORK, 14th. Confiden Africa and other places where The Oberver says that he is the outrage in a speech in the Prus and it seemed to be not unpalatabrightest man of modern times. Unfortunately it was announ sian Landtag which suggested ble to the tsar, for the Moscow says the following: In spite of the intimidating campaign Joffre will assume the supreme sian Consulate state that General ced that the German emperor had that it was impossible to live at Gazette was allowed to continue which NEW YORK, 14th. Lon made the king colonel of a regi peace with a nation so bellicose its attacks on de Gier policy has induced Minis Foot ball in the command of the Allied forces.
don special dispatch to the He ment of Uhlans garrisoned at as the French. In France the in of maintaining the German allian Skoulondis and Dragou News received from London state mis to make absurd threats that that he will soon occupy that posiUnited States rald says that Mr. Garvin in the Strassburg, the aniversary of the cident was regarded as a trap laid ce. In Berlin such significan facts Observer praises Mr. Churchill taking of which city was being by the chancellor to excite French could not fail to produce uneasiGreece might be forced to intern tion. Over two months ago the and says that he is the brightest celebrated by the emperor by the opinion under the aggresive guinness, because one of the chief aims the Allies troops, later in the eve British announced that shortly man of modern times that he for inauguration of a monument ma dance of Boulanger, and to pro of Bismarck poliey had always ning it has been known that the re General French would receive oresaw that Antwerp would be the de out of cannon taken from the duce events which would precipi been to prevent a Russo French ports are much more favorable. ders from General Joffre. The key for Great Britain and that the French, on the very eve of King tate a war. The French remained entente cordiale. The German There is no doubt that Lord Kit fact that gives strength to this Dardanelles would have been 0Alphonso arrival.
chener is the right man in the pened up if adequate land and sea calm, in spite of the growing po pres were instructed to refute the forces had been sent to put an Paris in the monarchial and in Violent protest were made in pularity of Boulanger.
right place and at the right time. report is General Joffre recent arguments of their Russian colIt is announced that King Cons trip to England and Lord Kitcheend to the war.
tantine will receive him. It is al to what has been known, General ner trip to the east. According not a few republican journals, AN EMPRESS VISIT THAT NEAR leagues, and to prove that if Ruswith the result that the king of LY CAUSED WAR sia had really lost her influence in so said that he has full powers and Joffre showed the necessity of an that he will make use of them to undivided management of the war IMPORTANT Spain was hooted by the crowd as the Balkan Peninsula, the fact he drove with the president from On the 9th of March 1888 died was due to the blunders of her threaten the ruler who has betrain order to avert yed Serbia and has violated the similar to those which after the consecuences SERBIAN REPORT the station to his embassy, and the old emperor William who had own diplomacy.
again on his way to dine the same personified the conquest of France Greek constitution, much more so last Anglo French advance in The diplomatic struggle of Ger now that Italy is about to partici which the British were without The Serbians are retreating but in good night at the Elysee. The incident by Germany. His son, the paci many to retain her hold upon Ruswas closed by Mr. Grevy apolo fie emperor Frederick, died too, sia continued unavailingly. sepate in the Balkans. King Consorder and chee. ful.
gies and by the retirement of the on the 15th of June, so the accestantine who has been a brave sol support and had same been given dier bit understands very little them this advance would have minister of war, General Thibau sion of William II, the pupil of cret treaty which Bismarck had ROME, 14th. The Serbian Le din, who under presure from the Bismarck, at a movement when negotiated with Russia expired in of polities will hear the proposals resulted in an everwhelming vicgation received the following of extreme Left had declined to meet Boulanger threatened to become 1890, and was not renewed owing which Lord Kitchener will ma tory but that it resulted owing to ficial report: According to trust le roi uhlan.
ke him in the name of the Quadru someone mistake. It is said that plebiscitary dictator of France, to the conviction of Tsar Alexanworthy reports is true that ple Entente, and which if he sho frequently frictions have taken Soon after this, General Bou. was ominous for the peace of Eu der III. that the German governValandovo is threatened by the langer, who was looked upon by rope. But in April 1889 Boulan ment had systematically opposed uld fail to accept, it said, the Al place between Generals Joffre Bulgarians. It is reported that Bismarck as the coming dictator ger ignominiously fled the coun Russian interests, and had paralylies will adopt the most vigorous Driggs is the famous kicker of the this morning the Serbian Govern for the war of revenge, another try, and in March 1890 Bismarck zed Russian action in the Balkan measures to prevent Greece from and French and also between following the treacherous example Lord Kitchener and Czar Ni. Princeton University team and is con ment was established at Mitro man on horseback. became very fell. France none the less rejected Peninsula for the benefit of Ausof Bulgaria but that this procedu cholas.
sidered to be one of the best players vitza. The Serbian troops have popular in. France as minister of all friendly overtures made by trin. Russia was steadily gravitare may be averted owing to the Official circles expect to receive in the States.
retired in perfect order. They are war. Bismarck then secured a vo the young emperor. In February ting toward France.
constant arrival of the Anglo. the announcement of his appoint(Driggs es el famoso kicker del in no way disheartned and have te increasing German military pre 1891 his mother came to Paris and French army at Saloniki and the team de Foot ball de la Unisersidad de ment.
not abandonned their war undoubtful progress of the Allies Princeton y es considerado como uno ma parations, and in 1877 renewed the was unluckily induced to visit the LOOK FOR GERMANY CONDITIONS OF which have joined the Serbian arde los mejores jugadores de los Esta terial. The Bulgarian pretensions Triple Alliance, to keep up his de PEACE IN TOMORROW EDITION.
DRINK ENGLISH PUNCH my in the Vallandova region.
DRINK ENGLISH PUNCH dos Unidos. to the contrary are false.
fenses against French attack.
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