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Arizona republican., 1911-11-19
Cabled Message From Tokio Says Chinese Premier's Fellow Citizens Are Max ing Strong Bid for His Life.
FIGHT AT RANKING
 NOT YET STARTED
It Is Also Announced That in Battle at City of Han kow Yesterday Rebels Were Beaten With Heavy Loss.

! PEKIN Nov. 1S.-Premier Yuan Shi Kai believes China cannot establish a republic with sufficient dispatch to prevent foreign interference. There fore, he is endeavOring to re-establish d monarchy. This is his present atti- tude as expressed and implied to mem bers of the national assembly. foreign ministers and others he has seen The premier belieeS, or pretends to be- lleve, the provinces of Chi Ii and Ho- Nan are safe. although it is we'll known only force retains them to the gov lernment. He says the masses in most Tor the proinces are not rebellious. but that the provinces seeded without giving the matter much thought. very little pressure would bring them back Ito the fold, particularly if Wu Chang be recaptured. Some members of the legations think Yuan Shi Kai has talk en the view that renewed fighting around HankOw yesterday and today is preliminary to an attack upon Han Yang Additional troops are being sent to the south, but the explanation giV- en by the premier is that they are in tended to reinforce the loyal troops in Ho-Nan Yuan declared the fighting at HankOw was the result of rebel attack. If the imperial troops are talk ing the offensive by order of Yuan Shi Kai. the premier is deceiving the na- tional assembly. to which he is virtu- ally responsible. Several edicts were issued today. dealing with members
 
 was accepted but other members were denied permission to resign, owing to the country's needs
Arizona republican., 1911-11-19
HAVANA TOOK GAME.

HAVANA. Nov. 1S-The Havana baseball team defeated the Philadel- phia Nationals. four tO two.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-19

WASHINGTON. Nov. 1S-Affairs in China have apparently reached such a point where neither rebels nor inn perialists are able to check acts of llawlessness. AdVices to the state de- partment report brigandage on the increase in various parts of the em- pire. Business is reported in a crit ical condition and finances in bad shape. Rear Admiral Murdock. com mandant of the American forces in China, reports Ranking cut off from communication with the outside world by railroad and telegraph. and the natives leaving in disorder All the missionaries except three have left Ranking for Wu Hu. No disorders are reported in Che Foo. but many robberies in that vicinity. Later ad- vices from Ranking, where the de- cisivc battle of the revolution is thought to be impending. are tO the effect that all Americans are now out side the walled town. with the eX- ception of six members of the Red Cross. Just when to press the button which will start the American Chi nese expedition from Manila could not be determined today.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-19

TOXIC. Nov. 1S.-Private informa- itiOn from Pekin is to the effect there is a strong conspiracy among the Chinese to assassinate Yuan Shi Ksi. the premier Press comment upon the premier, however, is generally favOra = Dle though there is some doubt of his success, owing to the formidable diff faculties that confront him.
 PEKIN. Nov. Is. U0 r. M)-Prc- mier Yuan Shi Kai has announced that the rebels attacked the imperial forces near Hankow yesterday. There wal fierce fighting. but the rebels were re- pulsed with heavy losses. according t0 the premier
Arizona republican., 1911-11-19

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 1S.-Chan kwai Yu, prefect of the Nan Hunc province and educational superinten- dent of Kai Chee college, who arrived here from China today. brought no hope for the 300 Chinese students in this country who. since the revolution broke, have had no funds They are all wards Of the Chinese government, but Chan said he brought no funds and he had not received his salary for sev- eral months
Arizona republican., 1911-11-19

CHIN WANG. Nov. IS. G r. M)- The long expected struggle at Nan
 king can not be long del; yed. All the troops are withdrawn and Genera! Chang's army is now outside the walls.
 The rebels are to advance tomorrow. the rebel fleet will advance up the Yangtse
 Kiang, and an attempt to storm Nan
 king will be made at once. Ranking is now cut off from all communication.
Arizona republican., 1911-11-19

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Arizona republican., 1911-11-19
JUNTA IS ACTIVE

FL PASO. Nov. 1S.-Federal secret service men, it is claimed. have evi-
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Bulleiins are being cent all over
this country 10 Negroes and Negro
newspapers, for the purpose of de-
ceiving Negroes into supporting Mr..
Taft. The las. tells in great shepe,
bow be praised Lincoln 10 Kentucky
las! week. If Lincoln could rice out
of his grave for the sole purpose of
smiling bypocri!es in high places,
Mr.. Taft would &c! The fret blow.
by prsiee Lincoln, and not like
the products of his labor. Doe, be
believe that as molaeses draws end
sometimes c,.ches fliee, 80 will The
praiee of Lincoln catch Negro vu;ers?
Wrong! Would Lincoln disc charged
the Brownsville brave and block
defenders Of old glory? Nay. nay.
Would Lincoln tell the world that
Negroes are dis.inct class aud m us I,
be 60 treated? NJ. and 90 again.
Would Lincoln turned the loYa!
Negroes over TO the lily whites in the
Sou!h?-woree foes Of Negroes th4 n
the rankes, democrats. Would Lilo
coin turned every Negro Gu, Of
office in the Sou.b? Would Lincoln
begged Negroes to vote for him, end
tell them that if they did not 70 e
for him and elect by 30 acting u
democrat, be would be enre TO 40.
point democrats on the Soprtme
Court bench and how dangerous 10
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ing elected, appointed three demo
Gratis? Not much. Lincoln was Gods
mon. Mr.. Taft is on the side of The
other fellow.
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In form and feature, the Ameri
csn women will measure up to ell
Others the world over. Their cl,mu,e
ID the best and their opportunities
and advantages second to none. .Ow
ing to the foregoing facts, ough.
not they be foremos. women ia ev.
erythiDg in the world? Are tbes?
Let's see. Have they not cold them,
selVes-sonl and body to fsshior?
We shall only run back for The past
fifty years when hoops took the day.
but deal with the high heel sboes.
osIr rats and other things in ths
hobble sge. The way their bair hes
been put up over "ra,s" admittedly
iooRed attractive, but being false,
how could i. imprees homes. men,
and does not ell the false apparel
worn by women weaken their true
character, and Influence the young
males to become tops? The high
heels that have been The rage long
enough to disease millons of our fu.
tnre mothers, are now questionable,
and they muss 60 back to low heela
nnd may the hobble fad 5000 fade
away.
1t looks like the fast women of
Paris just try to see how far thew
can make the other women Of the
world 90 in frivolity, and it has been
going on 80 long, that the Paris
oodes have set pace for The pur.
pose no doubt Of seeing if the Amer
lean men are as foolish 30 their wo.
men; so they say we shall wear knee
pants. Will We do it? We are 90.
lug 10 speak for about forty million
American men, and say, they will
not, and IL is a pity az much, with
the certainty Of truth, could not he
eald OF our women " ben fast French
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ALEXANDRA DEFiES OLD AGE
oecret CT DoWager Queens Youthful
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Her Diet.

The secret Of Queen Alexandra's
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ceases to interest feminine England
md some details Of her diet have been
impaired to the curious.
Queen Alexandra never touches red
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duck and game, The vegetables she
mas served to her are cabbage. spin
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pudding or pastry and for dessert has
simply fruit cooked or uncooked and
nuts and raiGins.
She IS particularly fond of nuts and
mas been known to make an entire
luncheon o. almonds and walnuts
dipped in salt She eats toast rather
IMAM bread and very little butter, but
quantities of cream.
she drinks nothing but hot milk,
having given up tea, coffee, cocoa and
wires years ago. On this diet with O.
moderate amount Of exercise Queen
Alexandra keeps wonderfully we'll and
preserves girlish symmetry of figure
and softness of skin which makes it
dl1ticult to realize that she is well
past so.
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There is, has been and will be a hue
and. cry against the use of whiskey, the
harm of which, is not nor can it be as
hurtful to society and it's generation of
baby smokers as cigarettes. If we bad a
child bent on doing one of the two evils
above mentioned, whiskey would be
our choice But why all this rumpus
over whiskey when caste in church and
society, fostered by the anti saloon peo
pie is far worse than the drink habit2
10 oondem whskey and cultivate caste
is camel swallowing and gnat choking.
In God's name be consistent
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when person who was born in
TIE country and there lived ont bis
early teens, and then took TO civ
HE and when solers bly, aged, goes
oack to bis boy hood haunts, what
gives him the most delight? He
LOOKS over the old play grounds;
goes TO the spring where bis lhirs,
was often quenched; and as memory
begins to open wider and wider the
book, everything be has done with
delight stands before him-wbere
Jack caught the rabbits, killed the
grounding, freed the sqpirrelo, snd
while hundred other joys of YOU h
are coming back, 10! aud behodI for
the h'Ss time 10 quarter of o cen
tn'y he Gees his favorite LILLE friend
-"Miss Jennie Wren, the blueisy.
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HOUSE X EaPING

w NTED-GooD HOUSE, KEEPING
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LIS dou b'fol if there Is another
town in the United States, the size
OF Hancock, Md, that has the equal
or superior in the skill of cutting
and making clothes to Mr.. W. D.
Myers; and sdded to his wonderful
mechanical genius in tailoring, there
lent another town it's size thas has q
finer gentleman, nor a tailoring es.
adjustment that has nicer and neat
or looking workers.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-11-18

One of the biggest fool things
known, is the industrial propaganda
of industrialism. Keep in mind and
keep it there forever that the macs
OF the Negroes are not as dumb as
given credit for being. Before
Booker Washington was born, they
ruled the South in workmanship and
mechanism, iend are destined to do
60 for time immemorial.
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RAILROAD.
Corrected to September 2znd, 1911.
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WEST BOUND

I'D no ~ ~ ~
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Connects ter Romney except Sunday and
at Grafton for Wheeling daily.
No. S. Daily at 1913 m for Grafton,
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No 5Dally, at 3.I7 IN for Grafton,
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or Cumberland and intermediate sta
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York,
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York, Connects tor Lexington Va, and
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The Philadelphia Tribune, and q
Few other papers ought 10 be ashamed
or The glarIng wbi'ewsshiDg they
tried to give Mr., Booker T. Wash
ington. /: was Mr.. Lincoln
who said in substance, bis plan was
TO do rigb, sccor ding to be dictates
OF bis conscience, and that if be were
right in the end, o. K bat if wrong.
and ten angels from heaven ewore
be was igb', that would no. max
it 90. See The poin'? We should
only get what we hopes,ly deserve.
Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1911-11-18

Oi3 Virginia in it's trial of Henry
CLAY Beenje, Jr., including it's courts,
'ss jury and its Governor, set The
world a spleDdid example. Beat,ie
killed bic wife and the law has bee q
carried ont TO the letter. John
Mitchell Jr., editor of the Richmond
Planet, has never failed 10 praise The
various courts of Virginia, end es-
.peoislly he Supreme Court.
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The wonder of the closing of the
year 1911, in what brains and tyne
have done or can do, is "We bster's
New international Dictionary" It's
an accurately condensed encyclopedia
OF the world,-the whipped cream
10 definition and pronunciation. Its
value is indispensable. and it ouqh,
to be in the home of every progress
i've family.
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When President TAFT took himself
to Hodgeerile KY, it can bu. por-
tray the cf1rontery OF the Devil in
going on the Mount and Offering
Jesus Christ the Kingdom of the
world, if He would bow down and
worship bin.
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Muca talk is going on about our
wide a,"'c prim,ry law. Asa sys-
tenn for purifying polltics,it is rotten
TO the c no. TO prove it, the COM
ing OF Mr. S~ishtr to Martinsburg -
t W Gays bcioe the 1903 prima,y
needs only to be mentioned. There
could he no batter scheme for graft,
and esp ciully in country de-
bsuchtd as is lhc United States bv
It's millionaire army Ct vote buy
ln2 politicians afterwards st. lkipp
over The country cursing tho ncn
W''o sold to ,he highest bidders.
ASIDE from the g. Hog, the bale g
cXnihit iD their composition, The
combined ekill in 1ascality of the
shIe widest politicians; done for no
OTHER purpose than to pazzle ,hc
voters and especially those few who
can | be bought
Mark our word for it, as the fash
ion fads all revert back to the good
old way OF doing things on the elm
pie plan, 50 must the nominations
and voting in this country. We be-
lleve it's the will of our divine Maker
that this earthly paradise should be
ruled rlgbt, and we 90 with our
greatest gerius-across the Atlantic
ocean by steam, then follow Lin
lying over Europe in his auto, and
finally sinking the mountains Of
Switzerland, when his auto turned
turtle, and there stood our Mr., Ed
son helpless az baby, and the only
way be could get out of the far OF
woods from civilization, was to hire
a mule and 6 cow TO pull his once
big flyer.
eau you see divine significance
IN 1t 10 not only he applied to poll.
tics, but to all Of the swift wicked
ness that are fast 1ipening this coun.
try for Rome's late? Americana
have but one hing to do and that is
go. back to truth and honor, and ali
GOOD things will follow-even our
simple old ballot system, preceded
by our patriotic conventional nomi-
q ion-tbe log cabin, the "coon"
to Oh par ides before and after cleo
sion. Those days were happy days
and made better men and women,
by ending in love and renewe d
Friendship, while now it takes weeks
10 get over DRINKS ard years fo1
courts to play in farcical prosecu
ions for the violation OF election
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SATURDAY, NOVEMBE Is 1911

1.-THE new Republican State Com
mittee il not a fullfledged offspring
OF the CID one colored by John,
you may sing "Billy Jones" to me.
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The Detroit times., 1911-05-17
THE TINES SPORT PAGE
KARGER HOODOO LAID; NOW FOR
THE OLD PLANK=KRAUSE NEMESIS!

Tigers attended TO that In the ninth.
Ragged play back OF Lafitte in one
inning had allowed the Red Sox 10
make up the early lead which the Tig-
ers had secured of the twirling OF kar'
ger. A scratch home run that had
bounded over the wall In the left HELD
corner had counterbalanced the runs
which the Tigers had secured against
Cicotte,
Bush led on In the ninth and worked
long duel with Cicotte. which hnally
ended In a pass. Cobb got his daily
finishing bump-a swell drive into
right, on which Bush took third. one
run would win the game. AS always,
Carrigan elected 10 pass CRAWFORD.
filling the sacks.
There was a fine chance for Della
hanty TO repeat his performance OF the
day before by putting the finishing
touch TO the combat, but Del IL no
automaton. His grounder TO Gardner
resulted In Bush's being forced at the
plate. That put the responsibility up
10 Moriarty, who had already emblaz'
oned his name on the tablets or fame
with a single and home run.
Tense and with every muscle SET