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Evening star., 1907-11-12
Ask Court to Order Sale.

T.. Winshlp Wneatley and w. c. Bal
d"rs;ou. admin 's,rators of the estate of
the late Owen Donnelly. have applied TO
the Distrlct Supreme Court to order the
sale of premises No. 3l4 Pennsylvania ave
nue. southeast. in whiul Mr.. Donneily had
u half interest. The owner of the other
interest. Joseph T. Jennings, and the par
ties interested in a trust on the property
are named as defendants
The administrators say the incumbrance
is overdue and the trustees are threaten
ing a sale. They claim that the interests
of Mr.. Donneily's estate would be best
conserved through q sale under the court s
direction. The court is asked 20 name a
trustee to conduct the sale.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
A Woman's Double Distinction.

Miss Mary L. Orr, who has just been
elected a member of the board of directors
of the Remington Typewriter Company
is a woman of more than one distinction
she is the first woman who has ever
.een elected TO the directorate of a great
corporation, and she is also the speediest
operator who ever wrote writing
ma achine. She entered the Remington en-
ploy a stenographer and subsequently
became their expert in speed contests
winning every event in which she enter, d
up to the interNa tional championship.
with A speed record which has never since
ueen equaled in public ompetit.on.-AdVt
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Not Profane Advice.

CHICAGO. Nov mber IA dispatch 10
the Tribune from Jackson. Miss. says:
BY unanimous yote the supreme court
Yesterday had that the expression 60
to IL" is not profanity This case was
that Of Rosa Stafford "a negro girl twelve
Years: of age. who was convicted in the
lower court at Corinth of violating the
statute against profanity.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Naval Movements.

The gunboat Dubuque has arrived al
Guantanamo, the dispatch boat Dolphin
at Washington. the tug Eagle at Norfolk
the collier Justin at Honolulu
The cruiser Chicago has sailed from
Acapulco tor Magdalena bay, the yacht
Wasp from HEUting gtOn to New York and
tha gunhoAt Plnta in tow OF the collier
Saturn frvm San DieSo for San Fran
cisco.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Temporary uperintendent of OBJ
servatory.

Commander Albert q. Wintellialter
who was recently assigned to duty at the
Naval Observatory in this city, has been
designated by the Navy Department for
temporary duty superintendent. to re-
'ieNe Rear Admiral Asa Walker us super
intendent upon his retirement by reason
If age tomorrow. Commander Winter
Aa]ter until recently WAS in command OF
The sunboat Padurah cruising along the
,oaSt of Central America
Evening star., 1907-11-12
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

HEIGHTS Marian F. Git to
Martin and Annie Z. De Mass lot 10.
block II; Sl.n.
: STREET. SOUTHEAST between 18th
and 18th streets--Rates Warren ct al
TO Karl I. Brodt, original lot > square
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Special Notice to
Washington Merchants.

|TsHE Retail Trade Committee of the Washington
Chamber of Commerce extends an invitation to
you to participate in its plan for out-of-town
shopping days during the first weeks in December
ITsHE committee every Christmas shopper
iii the towns and cities within a radius OF from
50 so miles to do his Christmas Shopping in
Washington, and every Washington merchant to
share in this patronage.
STsHE Washington Chamber of Commerce will pay
the railroad fares of these out-of-town shop
perS, provided certain amount of goods is pur-
chased from the merchants who participate Over
fifty merchants have subscribed from five to fifty dol
lars each.
IF YOU share OF this additional business
Il send your check, payable to A. LISNER, Treas
urer to Charles F. Walraf, Secretary of the Com
mlttee 1888 G street Or before Thursday Nov. H.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Vacancies in General Staff.

y board of officers to consist of Mai
Gen. William p. Duvai and Brig. Gems
Winfield S. Edgeriy, Charles B. Hall. John
NJ. *. Davis and William W. Wother-
spoon. has been appointed to meet at the
war Department next Friday for the
purpose of recommending officers for de-
tai, to fill existing and anticipated vacan-
cies in the general taft corps.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
CHURCH NOTICES.

" t I. tue REGULAR MEETING OF
chaplin Union VIII L.. h,Id Ned <oy =. at =
PM, If j22 9TH - NV. Eyrrylody welcome.
MIS- WILKINS. Pro.
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WEATHER FORECAST.
Unsettled Weather Tonight and To-
morrow: Probably Rain or Snow.

| Forecast Until Pm. Wednesday-For
the District of Columbia and Maryland,
unsettled weather tonight and Wednes-
day. probably occasional rain or snow
light to fresh northerly winds.
For Virginia, unsettled weather tonight
and Wednesday, with rain in southeast
and probably rain snow In northern
and western portions; light to fresh north
to northeast winds.
Weather Conditions and General Fore
cast-Perststent cloudiness in the south
Atlantic and gulf states with quite gen
eral rains and SHOWS has prevented the
decided fall in temperature indicated Mon
day morning for those districts 1t is,
however, considerably colder, the line of
freezing temperature extending into
northern Mississippi and northwestern
Louisiana. Temperatures have also fallen
in the north and east, and they continue
ahnormally low in the plains states. There
was no precipitation of consequence ex-
cept that above mentioned.
There are some signs of a disturbance
near eastern Florida. and this. with the
high area to the northward. will cause
unsettled weather. with rains or SHOWS
tonight and Wednesday In the middle and
south Atlantic states. From the lower
lake region southwest ward the weather
will be generally fair tonight and Wed
nesday.
IL VIII be colder tonight in the south
Atlantic and east gulf states. with heavy
frost or freezing temperature in the lat
ter district
Tho winds along tho middle Atlantic
coast will be light to fresh northerly; on
the south Atlantic coast fresh northerly:
on the east gulf coast fresh north to
northeast and on the lower lakes light
to fresh and variable.
Steamers departing today for European
ports will have light to fresh northerly
winds. with unsettled weather, possibly
occasional snow or rain, to the Grand
Banks.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings of the
thermometer and barometer at the
weather bureau for the twenty-four hours
beginning at pm. yesterday:
Therm m"met ter-November II. pm. A.;
pm T. midnight. 3s: November II.
! am. 81; am. 81; 12 noon, 40: . pm,
30 Maximum. 45. at pm. November
II: minimum. 81. at 5 am, November L..
Barometer-November II. / pm. 1920:
pm, 3O.2s: II midnight 3O.32; Novem-
ber42 4 am. 30.:"s:: 9 am, 3U39: noon.
3O3A: pm, 3035.
Minimum temperature past twenty fou"
hours, 81: year ago. 3S.
Downtown Temperature.
The temperature recorded today by
Feast & Co.'S standard Thermometer was
as follows:
am, 20: IL noon. 43 pm, 43.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide. rs am and 1856
pm; high tide. 12:4l a m. and 80 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide. $50 IA m. and 9:0J
pm. high tide. 1:46 m. and 2:22 pm.
The City Lights.
The city lights and naphtha lamps all
lighted by thirty minutes after sunset:
extinguishing begun one hour before sun
rise. All arc and incandescent lamps
lighted fifteen minutes after sunset and
extinguished forty-five minutes before
sunrise.
Up-River Waters.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
HARPER'S FERRY, w, Va. November
12.-The Potomac is cloudy and the
Shcnandoa clear.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
10 BOOST THE MOvEMEN
ION TO WASHINGTON" SHOP
PING PLAN FOR DECEMBER.
Retail Trade Committee of Chamber
of Commerce Will Open Head
quarters Tomorrow.

With a strong plea to all the citizens of
the District and The surrounding coun-
try to boost the ''on to Washing ION"
movement for the first TWO weeks in De
cember the headquarters of the retail
trade committee OF the Chamber of COM
mcrcc will be opened tomorrow at tn"
northeast corner OF 18th street and Penn
sylvania avenue. and the banner of the
committee will be hung upon the outer
wall. The capaCious offices will be on the
second floor of the building, with en-
trance on the 14th street side, and they
will be in charge of Ny. George II. Gall,
no has been appointed manager of the
movement
The proposition has already passed into
the realty class, and more than fifty rep
reSentatlVe business houses of the Dis
trlct have subscribed to The fund of the
committee. The hard work necessary to
make the movement success is being
accomplished by Mr.. D. J. Kaufman,
chairman and his committeemcn.
In a statement issued today Manager
Gail says: The work or the committee to
attract large number of Christmas
shoppers from The surrounding towns and
cities TO Washington at the time when
washington merchants are showing their
most attractive goods is rapidly pro-
SresssinS. Temporary headquarters art
IN use today in the Office of the Cham
Der OF Commerce at l2l4 + street
Evening star., 1907-11-12

WE PRIDE IRSELVES on BEING PROMPT
When promise job at certain time 1t
will he delivered at that time unless calam-
tty cvertaxee us. II involves lots of work to
keep promises. bur there is money in 1t for US
tn thc long AMI satisfaction In II Tor oCr
customers THE NILk kENS-SHEIRf PRINT
ING CO. Eleventh and z streets. see-9ot.1n
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Names of Contributors.

The following merchants have contrib
utcd the amounts named to the fund for
the holiday shopping weeks in Washing
ton:
Lansbursh & Bro, So: jackson Bros
$40; House q Hermann, SO; Gait & Bro
so; Berry & Whitmorc Co. s2a: NJ
Goldsmith & Son. So: Joseph Stras asburger
30; Edmonston g. Co. $40: r Harris &
Co. 50: A. Lisner, $50 G. G. Cornwell &
Son. SO: F. II. Snyder & Co. So: Lauman
Bros. SO; NJ. Philipsborn & Co. $50 D.
J. kaufman. $40: Schmedtie Bros, s25;
Eiseman Bros. so: Chesapeake and Po-
tomac Telephone Company. s2J: r. Ber-
berich's Sons, s15: r.. W. Hendcr-
son. $50; W. B. Moses & Sons. sIi:
S. >ann Sons & Co.. 500: Harry King,
s2': \. G. Stephan SO: J. H. Magruder.
81: William Hahn. so; Sidney West SO:
r. H. ttz, sL5: Julius Gar nkIe so: vi
Goldenbers. $50: Woodward e. I.othrop
$50: \. kann. s15: Rieber- X aufman CO.
So; II. c. karr, slo: Saks & Co. so:
Dwight Anderson, $40: b. Rich's Sons.
So: Sultan q Eiseman. 50: George w
Spier, So: Joseph Auerbach. W: G H.
Reizenstein: s-"; S. II. Re.zenstein. 81,
Louis Hirsh. ST.; Dreyfus Bros s.: Loeb
u Co. 81; G. y. Thornton. 80; Arthur
Burt, so.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
SFIRITUALISM.

KFTI.ER 1871 FAiRMUNT ST, FAIOI7S ST
s''ingS daily f"- short rise, P-ar'jraI info-rna-
tlon Gil matters. pGblIc s.aures Wednesday aud
Friday lights % clock. Telephone North ;@J4.
Evening star., 1907-11-12
Desire of Committee.

Tho committee is desirous that as large
a number OF merchants as possible.
whether they are members of the Cham
Der OF Commerce or not. Shall take part
IN this campaign to bring more shoppers
to this city, and believe that the Christ
mas business will be very largely in
creased by these means. In order to
complete the work and prepare for the
necessary advertising, the name of every
merchant who desires to take part must
be In the hands of the secretary of the
committee. Charles r. Wallraf, not later
than Friday morning. Checks for what
ever amount each merchant wishes to
subscribe should also be in his hands by
that time
ID. j. Kaufman chairman of the COM
mlttce. is in New York for a week hav-
ing postponed an important business trip
there until the work of the committee was
well in hand. However, the executive
committee is acting in his absence. Mr..
Norman Gait will make the report Of the
retail trade committee tonight at the
meeting of the Chamber of Commerce to
be held at the Hotel Raleigh. Reports
will be made by all the committees and
subcommittecs of the chamber, and other
important business transacted. The elec-
ton of officers. however, will not take
place until January
Evening star., 1907-11-12

THE ANNUAL MEETING or TIE MEMBERS
Of the Villa Flora Club will be held at the
club borse Tuesday evening. November IL. 1907.
at o'clock for the election of officers and the
transaction Of such other business us may be
properly brought before the meeting.
CIfAS. 6. STONE, President.
CHARLES Q. BRILL. Secretary. nOl0-}t'
Evening star., 1907-11-12

H1A>1,s PIANOS SWEETEST TONED INSTRT =
urrt IN world. Regent pianos. greatest value
for tie money. tTCGD WORCH. Sole Agent,
IIl" -! WorcA bldg. Planes for reut Il moved
o~I7-4Ar.
Evening star., 1907-11-12

PI;ASS FOUNDRY or GEORGE T ENNIS &
co. now located National Electric Supply 20
W 1|3D
Evening star., 1907-11-12
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

WASHINGTON SAFE DEPOSIT CO. uucD,
@l6-9iS I'enna.
We close daily AT D. IN. and Saturday at
d. faT the convenience of government
Plgyrs. Boxes FOR rent fOr $3.50 per annum.
cr2,, o.. III
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-14
HOME RULE IN SIGHT
FOR SONS OF ERIN
IRISH BILL PROBABLY WILL GO
THROUGH, But WILL HAVE
HITTER OPPOSITION.

London, May a.. with their huge
majority the Liberals, H. IS conf
IDENTIFY predicted, will be able to pass
the irish Bill throughout the House
of Commons, but not without stronu-
us opposition from those anu-homc
rules who see In the measure a stop
toward an Irish Parliament with an
irish executive, which is the ultimate
hope OF IRELAND.
But whether the Liberal Govern
ment can carry the Incasma through
the House of Lods is not 10 clear.
for the present house is strongly
oppressed to the present Campbell
Banncrman Administration More
over, it is one OF the proudcst nom
orics of the peers that I'm the great
home rule battle over tho Gladstone
Hill the upper house finally trlum.
phcd over the commons. thus de-.
icating home rule at moment whcu
It was almost within reach How
ever sentiment has changed since
hen, and the British public has now
rown so weary of the everlasting
Irish question that it is quite ready
TO have The peers grant some meas
urc of relief
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-14
NEGRO DEPORT-
ALTON VAIN
WOMAN RIDES COLT
TO FLAG TRAIN

Memphis, Tom, May IA Unable
without assistance TO cXtinguish tho
flames of burning railroad bridge.
Mrs. Dora Jasper mounted an uubro-
ken colt ana rode miles over hills
and gullics to warn the crew of an
approaching train Mrs. Jasper's
farm Is near Eureka Springs. Ark.
ON the Missouri and North Arkan-
sas Railroad
When Mrs. Jasper first noticed the
little bridge had been fred by
sparks from a passing freight, SO It
was thought, she attempted single
sanded to put out the blaze. Find
ing this impossible. she ran to the
barn TO get a horse and rido to in
tercept the train she know was due.
Every animal and every saddle and
bride were in use. except an un.
broken colt and rope halter. Bare.
back. with the halter as bride
Mrs. Jasper raced the colt to the
switch which she reached i'm time.
There were fully 100 passengers
and high official of the railroad
ON the train. The officials first
order was for the finest side saddl,
which could be obtained. with suit
able inscription stamped ON It.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-14
IN
PATRIOTISM
MAN WHO INSULTED FLAG IS
FORCED TO MARCH FOR
MILES, CARRYING STARS
AND STRIPES.

Sunbury, Pa, May l4.-After a
remark by George J. Pegg. a Cana
dian. that the United States dag was
u disgrace, an enraged crowd last
night nailed the emblem to a pole
and ordered him To carry 1t. He re-
fused. but when the crowd became
violent he picked up the pole and
started on
The crowd headed for North
umberland, several miles distant. As
they We're crossing ,he iron bridge
across the river the the leader or
dered a halt. Throw him in the
river" was the command. Pegg was
picked up and only the cooler heads
succeeded i'm saving him. BY this
time the crowd had increased from
200 to 500 and with Pegg at the
head with the flag they continued
their journey across the bridge to
northumberland. Here they were
Joined by 800 more men. women and
children.
The procession was halted and
Pegg instructed TO salute the flag.
He did so and the march was con
tlnued Later the crowd again stop
ped and made him ON bended knee
salute and promise TO always honor
the flag. Before allowing him his
freedom he was forced to write and
sign communication apologizinc
for his conduct.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-14
FCEMER PENNSBORO WOMAN
DESERTS HUSBAND AND
FLIES TO MEMPHIS.

CIarksburg, w va, May H.
Moro than the usual sensation is
revealed in a divorce suit instituted
here saturday by william r. Kohler.
of Wolf Summit. where he is in the
employ Of the South Penn Oil Com
pany. against his wife. Mrs. Lulu il.
Kohler.
Some months ago Mrs. Kohlcr
loomed up into considerable degree
of notoriety by her indiscretions and
it was openly charged that she was
induleing in conduct Of infdelity to-
ward her husband SO notorious did
her conduct become that the police
had occasion TO admonish her At
her home and to threaten arrest
After this but little prominence
did her actions have. until April l6.
when she went with her two little
daughters TO Wolf Summit. where
she informed her husband that she
was ON the way TO Pennsboro to
visit her mother Mrs Luzader, whom
she said was sick She took the
older girl Bride. aged 10 years.
with her and left the younger. Elsie.
aged 6 years. with family named
Marbert at Wolf Summit Upon her
departure she told her husband She
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-14
STILL GROWING
STEADY INCREASE IN TIDE Oh
INCOMING FOREIGN
ERS.

New York. May 14.-The flooding
tide OF immigration to American
shores runs ceaslessly on. and new
high-water marks for the influx OF
Europe's migratory hordes are being
recoded every month i'm me port OF
New York Already the month OF
May bids fair TO FAR outstrip the
April record. when 133,452 immi-
grants poured through the gateway
OF New York into che country. Five
nsatlantic liners brought in over
5000 immigrants yesterday. and Of
hcials at Ellis Island say that there
are no signs of cessation OF tnis
European Invasion
Tho well-springs of this human
stream lie chiefly i'm Southern and
Middle Europe. while another but
'csser current has its source in tn,
land of the Scandinaviaus and Ger
mans Italy, Austria, Hungary an,
The lower Russias now supply NOR,
than one half OF all the immigrants
seeking homes in this country. Every
fourth alien examination at Ellis
Island is italian. while every ffti
newcomer is from the Austrias. A
score OF years ago the headwaters OF
foreign immigration were in Ire
land and Germany, but now the
source has entirely changed
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-14
MOB OF NEGROES
MABCH ON JAIL
WANT TO LNNCH BLACK MAN
AND WOMAN.

Lexington. Ky. NIay II Consid-
cradle excitement was caused at Car
hslc last night by mob of negroes
marching into the town from Henry
vile, a negro settlement, and declar-
ing that they had come 10 take out
OF jail and lynch Jesse Merchant and
Edmonia TwNman' negro man and
woman from Louisville, who last
msh' shot and fatally wounded Rev.
W L. Richards. negro preacher.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-14
BISHOP MCDOWELL SAYS SOLU-
TlON OF PROBLEM LIES IN
MORALS.

New Haven, Conn, May li.-Bish-
op William +. Mcdowell. OF Chicago.
in sermon yesterday to the stu
dents OF Yale University I'm Battell
Chapel, said OF tho negro question:
The Industrial solution is not tho
real solution of the negro question,
for there must be n moral element
in it. Several years ago visited
"A theological school i'm Atlanta.
where thcro wero several hundred
colored students. Recently revisit
ed the same school and found that
It's membership had dropped 10 40,
while medical school for negroes.
situated across the street. had risen
in membership I'm corresponding ra-
uon. This | regard as an unfortu-
nate symptom of tho moral element
in the present condition OF the negro
question
Tho deportation theory breaks
down and falls of It's own weight.
rhc negro does not want to 10. and
the South does not want to have him
go. The segregation theory cannot
be made To work for tho same reas-
IN. Permanent degradation for the
negro will never do In n republic like
this. Because OF the 1O,0OO,OOO me-
groes under the flag | urge that a
solution of the great question lies I'm
Ia permanent Improvement OF tho
moral nature OF the negro through
such forces as the church"
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-14
SAYS CAR

suggested ana adopted by the club
ana many other preliminary arrange
mouis were made to- 20 into the worJ,
of making Il more thorough and
.ompIeie organization I'm such i'm
diFnation OF the people tborc ia
much meaning and you may rest
assured that there viii be no Iet-up
until the last ycsIIea OF Illegal vot
ing ia driven from BlucGold
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-14
GETTING HAYWOOD
JURY HARD
ALL EXCEPT TWO MEN NOW
CHOSEN MAY BE
EXCUSE

Boise. Idaho, May l4.-The work
of rejecting the jury in the trial OF
W. ID. Haywood will be resumed a.
? o'clock tomorrow afternoon. Most
OF the men summoned ON special
Venire are expected TO come from the
rural districts in the county, and the
hour for opening court was set for
TIA" afternoon. so as to allow tales
men To reach the city on the noon
train The opinion OF the attorneys
ON both sides is that jury will be
secured by the time the present pan
cl is exhausted.
The first man 10 be temporarily
accepted by both sides-A. L. Ewing,
Of Boise-will it Is said. be excused
by the state even If it is necessary
to issue a peremptory challenge.
While he declared that he had no
opinions as to the guilt or innocesce
of the accused, he said that generally
his sympathy was with the under
dog
At one time Ewing held a political
Office under Steunenberg, when the
latter was Governor, and his resigna-
tion was ASKED for. He is supposed
TO have some feeling on that ac-
count 1t is believed that not moro
than two of the II men i'm the jury
box when court adjourned Thursday
will be able to satisfy both sides,
and it is probable that not one will
be accepted
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-14

Mrs Arthur Seagle and little
daughter, who have been visiting
Mrs. w. r Crenshaw on North
street. for several days left on No
for their home at KimbaIl. w. va
Mrs S. VI Whitworth and daugh-
ters. Misses Sallie and Lavouia, and
also her grandson, Jean Cloudcnen.
left ON 80. 4 for Farmvelle, va.
where they expect TO spend the um-
mer with relatives. We wish them Il
merry time i'm old Virginia
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-14
GAY MRS. KOH'E0
GONE WITH ANOTHER

would return in a few days, but she
never came back and he nov has
positive Information that she is re-
Iding with another man in Memphis
Tenn This other man is said to be-
ra Cain, who deserted his family
tbout the same time Mrs. Kohler Ier
'larksburg. Cain up TO that time
vas an employe at the plant Of the
Clarksburg Gas and Electric com
pany.
In his suit for divorce Mr. Kohler
names Cain as correspondent. and
.harges him and his wife with Iiy-
ing together IN adultery.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-14
VIRGINIA FELT
FROST TOO
= IL ENANDOAH STRAWBERRY
CROP SAID TO HAVE BEEN
RUINED.

Winchester, va, May III During
last night heavy frost fell all over
this section OF the Shenandoah val
ley, and reports received today from
many prominent fruit growers and
huckslcrs state that serious damage
resulted TO tender fruit buds and
growing vegetation. while the straw.
berry crop Is almost completely ruin.
ed
Gardeners engaged In business
near Winchester lost thousands OF
young tomato ana cabbage plants
by the frost
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-05-14
FORAKER TO FIGHT
SAYS HE NEVER PROPOSED COM
PROMISE WITH THE
FORCES OF TAFT.

Washington, May ID Senator
Foraker's voice is ST.. for war. He
refuses to he the peace proposals
on Ohio. and himself purposes to
carry the war into Nrllca and even
into the ut,crmost parts of Taft
dom.
Just who many Inpublicans hop
ed that BASIS OF compromise r had
been agree ubou ana the dove of
peace was oyerins over the excited
Republican OF Ohio the fight be
gins afrcSh