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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07

Especial 70 Tho Times-Daspatch.]
Bristol, Va, November 1.-THE re-
turns from the Ninth Virginia Dis
.;ct. ~ received 1T Slemp headQuar-
tiers to-day. being correct with the
exception Of estimates In two or three
counties. where one or two precincts
were not reported. are as follows:
Slemp majorit1es-wise. $50; Lee, l13:
Dickinson. 20: Scott, 800; TazeWell, I'll:
wythe, log: Bland, 50: Buchanan. 13S:
Smyth. 252; total, 2.16S.
Washington, 500; Pulaski, 224; Russell
81: Giles. $50; total, SIS.
Slemp's majority. 1.10o.
Graham, the Progressive. received
1.2 In Pulaski. 100 in Scott ana 1sS In
Washington. but less than 100 in any
other county.
Chairman Pendleton, Of Slsmp's cam
paign committee. II delighted with the
triumph Of Slemp, especially because Il
came in spite Of the personal appeals
to Noosers BY Colonel Roosevelt Chair
man Pendlet,n said: There 10 no man
In Virginia more popular with the
masses than Mr.. Slemp. Because Of
the loyalty Of the masses Of his party
TO him, even the ProgressaveS, who felt
almost duty-bound TO obey the vsies nj
their great chief. would not heed the
advice. We are proud Of the triumph.
not because OF any feeling Of spite for
the stand Colonel Roosevelt took In the
night. Mr. Slemp has always been Q
friend II Roosevelt. and In Chicago be
did nothing more than to obey the
instructions given him BY the Repue-
lican State Convention at Roanoke. Il
was not because Of any m-win for
Roosevelt. but because he would not
violate his instructions. that he has
been 50 generally referred 60 n an b.
stipate stand-patter. Above all u the
criticism. Mr.. 3emp stands cut - q
man whose life ana Influence appeal 70
the people. HIS tr1uuph this time BY
more than four dimes what he received
two years So. IN spite Of the orders
against hin BY Colonel Roosevelt IN
the last hours u the campaign. b q
hieh ccmplioent 70 the worth Of the
man"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07

Congress-. has Q majority Of perhaps
10 over oAunAsrs In The county.
In Carroll. Taft and Hammer have
majority probably Of 200. which re-
auess Republican majority In that
county 500. Hammers majority In these
countiez are overwhelmed by the
western part Of the district. and the
gress Dy something IKE 5000 ma
jority. Some precincts In both Car.
roll and Grays0n are yet to be heard
from. though the foregoing figures
will not be changed ysgy meeh.
RSeseveit Beats Taft.
Especial 70 The Times Ispatch.l
Christiansbury. Va. November o.
chr:stiansburg gives WILSON. 49,
Roosevelt. 1o7: Taft. 81. For Congress.
Glass. 1876: Browning. 1876. Two-thisds
OF county Indicate wilson viii carr 7
county by 100 Plurality. Roosevelt;
gets double TAFT vete.
Wii.ss way In Lead.
Especial to The I'imcs-Di spatch.i
Abingdon. Va. November . II wsnty.
five out OF twenty-six precincts heard
from In Washington County give WI
son, I.so5: Roosevelt. SIS; TAFT. ass.
For Congress. Ayers. l.1f9; SIsmp,
1859; Graham. 10.
vste In Gsaysen.
Especial to The Times-pispatch.l
Roanoke, Va, Soysmser Thirteen
precincts In GYayson County give VIII
son, 5s7; Taft. SCI. Roosevelt. las. For
Congress. saunders, SIT: Hammer. SIS.
nag vste Of Amendments.
Especial 70 Tho Ttmes-Ds%patch.i
Appomattox, Va. November s.-Aii
ten precincts reported show totai
vote Of 74s. OF which wilson gets
SIS; Taft. 20; Roosevelt. 81: Chain. j.
For Congress. Flood. SIS; Aecuiioch.
as. Majority for all three amendments.
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Turks FIRE % wAats ma.

Turks Fire - WHITE HlaD.
Riska, Montenegro. November &c.
The Turkish garrison Of Scutar1 ftto9
on q steamer on Lake Scutarl -
board OF which were the Austr1o4
military attache and a delegation -
IMontenegrins conveying demand 9ee
the surrender of the town. Ia
steamer was flying tho white flag -
The commandant Of scutari has slnee
apolofized 70 rthe incident. declAt1n8
that the action Of his troops WAS duo
to over-excitement. So
The Turkish commAndant refuses -
believe the news Of the Bulgarsan w.
tories In the eastern some OF the war
while he ridicules also the entry -
the Servian troops into uskup.
In reply 70 the Nontenegrfn demAn0
for the surrender OF Scutart he -
clared he was fully prepared 70 -.
fend the city. which could withstAn9
|, a three m nth siege.
/! sharp fighting Is going on e tne
Mountains. The result b not ye&
Dritlsh to Embark 8e1ugoe3
Malta, November 1.-TWO 8r1f9A
| cruisers are proceeding from mere 9
Turkish ports to embark rekufeee
/, -Four battleships Of the Brttteh Aod!S
terranean squadron. the King DAwaSes
the Zalandia. the Hindustan ana sne
Africa, which were on the way hefe.
have been ordered to proceed teWoroe
the Levant distric Four other battIe-
ships will remain at this port awateln6
further or0er0.
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HONEST BUSINESS
NOT THREATENED
fContinued From First Page.)

him as he turned his steps through the
town and congratulated him.
Many little children came running ia
meet him. He stopped and shook
hands with the little folks a. well As
their elders. II was sundowp when
h. reached his home. There ne re-
ceived the correspondents in his study
I'm afraid there Ia not going TO b
much news n,wadays." he said. out one
of the reportres remarked that some
newspapers already were Publishing
the probable personnel OF his Cabinet
Then I guess I had better not read
the newspapsrs." he said, laUghlngiy,
so a. not TO prejudice my mind" He
Was asked II he had any further state
meut to make about his election.
Tn done with statements" he said
With a. mile. Vow I an going {, Dc
q lot of shinking: not that haven's
done some already. evs there wm be
better oppegtunlty TO thtuk ct ek<
solution 10 problems shas are to u
met
The yveruor was inteseotea 10 the
returns from she dSuttfu1 Sesees
sx,apsaiu IcDensl6.- he reWoSksd'
scenes % - prsvets1 tsssusS oe0<
peop3s d Tsxas ~ - vee0 - ~"
TIE cnpeasn ~ sAe eaov shsn1
vrOug win nv 90 mn TUxo0 ~
tnaa "a pA0uoa hove bepn .naNeW5Uo.'
Tbg pruus0eue-81eet ~ poUooo -
- = n, eeugsususoeory eeoo0sumo 81
ussueosue 9sss - csesese nssSvsel
- nuuuo . seuesos0 - weese -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07

Hyo.nei VIII Danish csssnh q you vi
brp,the L q few times . Day. IL b tie
suly sssssdy Il 10 hind besose tie psUsss
tkss csa pes<snse mo evsy sook, o.
~, I'D q csevjcs q TIE aucO 49,
base and Destroy de micsce1.
HYOMEl , sgussssd Iron the gUea
onvss q The Escslypeus 49, q -
Auuenl;s, Waese csesnA do ~ 60,
cd co@eissd vjeh Liueesiaa sUecepstces
RUw ~ 6sops jseo ~ ihnsw -
ovs.e1e - nighey eesu 6as.vZtW 81
0o6 0ose beaGng - III - eR -
QWu1 AGuUN6uc1R.
NSljpe ~ qsicl1y 81 ssi11Sd .
- duDs - = ksM~ -
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SENATE CONTROL
ALMOST ASSURED
BYLATE RETURNS
(continued From First Page.)

(COnllnUeQ frOm 0HSt GA8eJ
RADIO; Richardson, Of Delaware; Burn
ham, OF New Hampshire. and West
more, of Rhode Island. retire volun-
tartly.
Among the most prominent of the
new men who already have been
chosen are Ollie James. Of Kentucky
and Joseph E. Ransdell. of Louisiana
both present members Of Congress and
both Democrats.
Mr.. James succeeds Senator Paynter
and Senator Ransdell Senator Murphy
J. Foster. Former Governor Varda-
man comes as the successor of Senator
Leroy Percy. Of Mississippi, and form
er Representative William Hughes as
the successor OF Senator Briggs. OF
New Jersey. Representative G. W
NORRIS. of EetPaskab probably will
succeed Senator Norris Brown. The
Progressive Republicans who were
candidates for the Senate and whose
success seems assured by the election
of legislatures N sympathy with them
are Borah. OF Idaho. and Norris. Of Ne
braska: Kenyon. OF Iowa. and Sherman
of Illinois
Senator Dixon, Of Montana. who has
given his time to Colonel Roosevelt
campaign, is In the doubtful list with
the chances against him.
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Clears Stuffed Up Head and
Catarrh Disappears
Breathe DE Hsang Ar e H. Essaypsus Forests q Aas
usEa asd Quiekly Ca Rid e catauh

|yow suffesiag asd hawking and disehsrge
a eeouajuW 0UcsU WI coose euesss1y.
nhea cuaemue uus1 every gsrm = D.
sfseyed; saea The sprsseD ed 1IyneS g
The throat hsye diseppsersd- HfOHEl
= eusssseeed fW cassryh, cogghA cst6s,
sos0 thpot, oUuA eUofeeO 0upeo u
cseasyA q agsey essk- Cs9poas s.ef!
VttcA tDou1es SahoeeF caa b oeessaed
Scs el0 g n1gle Dvug Co.'S - 61ug'
70 hssk - on n hssd - 49, = Z
~ aiuuoR ~ . sssse sssspsouej q
HYU1Gu ~ . ~ e bsasy vseE;
CO.. ~ - ~ Wjsh sUW0 -
tgUloQ - 49, - - 49,
60 = . ~ 0l1uBn--1ovuolIuue
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PLURALITY CUT DOWN

Rsessveat Not Mainfaanlns LoaG 1Aae
In Ill1n0ls.
chicago. III. November 0-Retufne
tonight from countie sthroughout t.
state continue to reduce Rooseveare
larke plurality In Chicago On tne
face of the returns from fewer tnsn
half the counties outside Of Cn1cagA
Wilson's plurality over Rooeveit doWn-
State wa 1900. ~ against HooseyesCH
plurality of 81, 900 in Chicago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07
MICHIGAN RESULT
/. IS STILL IN DOUBT
Roosevelt Carries State, bot
Makeup of Legislature II
Uncertain.

Detroit. Mich. November s-F1gures on the
result, o. yesterday's election In Michigan
were % indeani;e to-n'ghs thar cioee go.
mate Of r,u-aiit!rs was Impossible. On the
vote for President. iac0mpiets eeturns give
Roosevelt sslz; wilson. C.ss: fast. s1oA
The congressional race IN seven o. the
twelve Michigan districts s;in = IN douSt.
"a a,so wa. the makeup Of the next stsfe
T<x.s,. tire which viii elect successor -
UIIted states senator william Alden smith
Ferris Democrat. Ter 0eversor, vi have
A plurality Of probably 1e.N1 TO fe.see. oue
The remainder o. the state ticket socarens1y
via be Republican by Q safe ma1ofI0.
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CABINET BUILDERS
ALREADY At WORK
CONTINUED From First Psge.l

foreeeo the entry. Of q considerable
new element in public affairs made up
n, men ike Mr.. Wilson, who have been
identified with collegiate education
and economical study Of public ques-
lions. This opens q wide Geld Of avail
able material All of this activity
Of the Cabinet makers IL necessarily
confined as yet to gossip. Nothing
authoritative II expected until the
President has in his own way made
An Investigation and given considers
fton to those who will make Up his
oircial household.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07

ito Nonasttr. which surrendered yeetet-I
day to the Servians, offered etub6oe1
resistance. and both armies suffsseq
heavily. s;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07

Topeka. Kaa- November e-Pracficaiiy
con piete returns from sixty-three Of the 1os
counties IN Kansas gave the Democrats
national tickle: . plurality of 1a.eee. The
state Democratic ticket Also made big esins
- the returns received to-0ieAf, snd George
r. Hodges Democratic candidate fer Geycr-
nor. had . lead % zoo oven Arthur Capper
Republican
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07

ST. Paul. Nina. November 2-2eturps from
country districts .; midnight sweIled the
figures Of Colonel Roosevelt and gave him q
lead over Wilson. Earlier returns had fudt-
Gated that Wilson had carried the State In
lisa precincts complete out o. Q total OF
asa in the state. give Roosevelt - ~: VII.
son. Ss.iI.: Taf:. 20. -
Late reeurIo incsUasel Governor Eber-
hard . lead for reelection over his Demo-
cratic opponent. RigdahL
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07

Philadelphia, November S-PracticehS
complete returns from the Nineteenth Penn
syirania Congressional DisteIct show the
election of Warren Worth Bailey. Democrat
Earlier figures gave the district to L A.
Braun
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07

Sioux Falls. 8. D. November e-wish re-
turns in from approximately hais- of the
counties II the etnte 0n11css1ons are that
Roosevelt carried south Dakota BY about
S.c0 vOfAa Partial and complete returns
from q Of the 81 counties .. the State to-
highs give Roosevelt a4.sss and Wilson 1,Sa.
IL 10 estimated thar the Progressive candi-
date Will receive abo1: e1e0o votes aad the
Democrats SeeA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07

Grand Forks, n. D.. November ga con-
sentative estimate. based on returns re-
ceived from practically one-third OF the La:
precincts in the State. place the probable
total vote: TAFT. 5000: Wilson, 5000; Rooee-
welt q. 00e: Debs $500: Chain. Go0A
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werth HALEY Electe<

yeit- Cherokee, Harrison. Pfekens ana
pauIc:ns None went to Taft
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o>~suss - W. ~ 0ssA

a,ss,sa O.. xsvembps a-Wssersv VI.
ssr's MsjSsSsy = 0e~rsia WI - svss -
c-eSss q he ssose n hsaa se-sSsae fae
SS0SseG nepsesscsa sa4 rrcgseNtvs vsee
= Sepoeep0 ~ - 49, S - el.Sees
~ dr. Dseup1 ~ fs0 - - - S.S,Ss
-: TSN a.: - -: c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07

Denver. Col. November ga Democratic
prcss6>asss, plurality ~ F!eoH In Co'esadc IS
predicted tonight. based rvcr returns tnus
for xSossveA. ccnci.se returns from ."
vre~sncss. inciudsa< 10 rom Denver. gave
wrsos a-E.: Tar. He. Roosevelt. ESQ u
the ress Of the Ia. r.ecinc;s cast On eonaiiy
heavy vote ard show :he same proportions
the total vote for TIE state WI De zeee
With q plurality for wffsct over Rocse~ef'
.. E.SD ana ever rafs - 1eOl
Ne, Ss~veru,r. the re,srns :.sm ~ pre-
c;pces. tnrivdiug seventecn rom Den.er.
give Ammens CDcm.,, Hot: ccsises
fprcy. nSu: PARKS fRep,. y 81 Gsorxs
= K,.de, sDvm). IN the YVrss District ase
X. n aeidsmsssAes DIAL N TIVE eesss'
ossss,cs. are ss-esecsed - csegrs0
The Democrass vii control tire next irs-
s-,s,ure. VkS~b wsIi e;ecs tive Cnised sssses
seeas~Fst (severrss 3eSa 2. shssrcn sna
Charles q TheWss con 10 the pcrfesses's'
vote for s1e ooNaeA
s0,e0A0ess WoU 1sfeasea ~ 0a3ef1ty esti-
nsse6 60 ssvm ~ - ~
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w,seo.sa. Conceded b wnss..


Reno. New, November S-wI.h La Of the
IS precincts o. Nevada heapd from. Cover
eraor Wilson apparently carried the state 81
1S@. Pistn4n, Democrat. leads In the pre-
fe.entiai vote for United States Senator
The vote for President: Wilson AEN:
Roosevelt, A0s: Debs 4oe; Taft, lss1
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Shredder L. Elected.

Philadelphia. November a-compicts I'M
official returns from the Eighteenth Penn
syiyania Congressional District show that
Aaron Shredder Republican. has been elect
ed in that distrfc, by a plurality o: 1853 Ear
lier returns indicated the election Of D. L.
Kaufman Democrat.
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49,

Especial 70 The Times-DisDatch-1
calax, Va. November Tin Grayson
County Wllsos ana Taft are almost .
Dc. wipinG out . Republican majority
q SEQ four yeasU ago. Hammer. Tor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-07

eli, have eeceived tota, OF $500 Or moro
votes in the State.
Two Socialism .or Congress. J. stitt Wilson
In the Sixth District. and Ralph c. Criswei'
In the Ninth District, made Unexpectedly
&c OF runs. Crisweil may yet oyerturn the
sigh, margin BY which Charles w. Bell
Pre- gressive. leads him In the Ninth.
Returns show the Prosress:ves will have
an oyerw heirning majority In both houses
Of the Legislature.
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TURKISH FORCES
| N LAST STAND
BEFORE CAPITAL
Scsussssss psUo vlvR PsoaD
ana the sanitary sFTease0ssss afs D


and the sanitary srrsnse0ssss sre d
sdeQuate.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

a CORRESPONDENT for the met
ropolii an papers referring 10 the con
ties. fo- the Democratic nomination
fer President res from Seagirt New
| Jersey az follows. Gov Wilson's on
iy direct communication with Fat.
| m9re ia e hore 20 Hpte3 Emerso-.
| He received few messages from his
| aides and knows LITTLE of the intri
CUES and man puiations a. Bait.
more. He talks daily with william
r. Mecombs. his manager, but be
earns Of the progress Of his fight
h from the newspaper tent
VIII am j. rryau's shifs wee
news TO the Governor. The Common
Ier has not taken the Governor into
hs cor dence IN the siightest deail
mel her has Re cnmmuaie . ed viii
linn. What Senators Gore. Lea. 0Go
man and other WHso7 leadare at Bal
fillmore plan Is not submitted 70 him
and VIVA they do Ia execu'e ed withou
lhf4 directioa. but with his sanction
1.-THE Governor resTee's the skill
4 these sta esmel. He has The utmos
faith in Their sincerity and iudgeme.
las he has In the eventual triumph {
The progressive principles for who
4 he waged a national caInF On. i
has refrained from commenting on
!. sensa4 oaai attack made by Bryan Q
!. New York. except TO remark that =
has many friends in the New YoT
; delegation. When he m~ent'oas spe'
Ter Clark it is with dignified an
friendly words and without bftterne
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

The Jesfe. sol City Bemce AIR .
use referring 10 he rex eoagre smaa
from This dissIie. edttoval'y says
Go. Green Cay o. Mex co, was p
Jefferson City. to day. The guost o.
ur. ana Mrs. sam r. Cook Col Cay
Its net a s,rarser o tefesso1 City.
He has served with d stincten %
both the HOUSE and S seaate 4
he event Champ CARR Is nominated
Ia Baltimore. Co. Cay wiz. IN all
probability. be his excE II CO..
gress Wi hou, dis aTSgtrg the
claims and qualifcatious Of Inc on
er oa1dida.es. It Is e-ly far g
ssy thai Col. GAYS legislative expert
ence. R'enda ability, high eharac
ter and uaseTs h purity service make
lam the logical man for the Mini
Sistric Democ ats in nomiste
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

About forty small boys. aceom
nauled by scoutmas eis, departed on
the 7 o'clock car. Monday. for their
icnr days camp al The Boy Scout
cabin ate. On "Wednesday, rs Scouts
from weasyrle win arrive to spend
the night and take part n the
athletic meet THURSDAY.
Tuesday morning Joe Lnck:e, san
sharp. w. q. Williams ard n Myers
leave for a ten-day canoe trip dow
salt River. Mr.. I.uckae, who is az
experienced camper and %canohst, vii
be In charge. This trip will be th'
inst Of It's kind ever made from nsn'
and should be a most Interesting a
well as delightful outing.
A Marty of campers left Monda
morning for sapppingeon, near Mo
no. where they will remain a Wees
Those going were Sidney Hoa'
,on VIM. y~andeventer. Kenneth Sai
ford. Henry Kunkel, Frank cauthorl
chas Guthrie. Whitley johnson. Otl
weimer, 10 Ricketts,, Russell re
ards Kanaas CITY; Lawrence IN
: Inns of Linneus; Misses Ruth burke
Margaret Cave. Mary Martin. kane
! city. Ruth Prather, Columbia, Era
D Cos johnson, Miriam Glandon, NJ
Cauthorn. Ruth Lewis, Lillian We
cry. Kathryn Graham andMiss 2
. ham. The c~haperones r Mrs. J.
i Durkea and Mrs. Chas, Gleudy.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

REFERRING 10 ne csn4dacy 81
snate n. c. Tmmonds. Of KAnsss
Icfy. Tor ne supreme bench. who 3
very popular among Mexsco Demo-
Iesa.s. she IaBeHe. No. Star editor
lfally SAYS: -guage H. G. TSmnoaas
az Kansas CITY. vas nominated with
luoare Gait tn she last campaign
~ 4 candidate for 5nsEe Of the su
areme court OF Msssoari and Is nov
~coatestlrg IN sad court ne s'etca
Of he Republican opFe1snf 1udse
lTmmoads paid his assasnenz an
went down to defeat. without any
fault q his own. win Judge Gansi
and the o her candidates He Is a
clean. moral courageous. fearless an
ahie lawyer, He stands at the ioE
Of his profession in this s.aae He
has had six years experience as CIR
cunt Judge. and is generally Ieccs
nized by no ahlest members o. ih'
bar and judiciary as one 81 oh'
hast equipped lawyers in DE state
for supreme judge. lie has an
noaucra hmseN as a candidate Tor q
vtsoa two o. she supreme ooar'
There viii be Two vacancaes 20 fHi
IN DIVISION two on the frs OF eSna
an next, and Is Kansas CITY WI
then be without a iadge upon the 81
; prsme eoErt. tss democratic sar'
could do no eets@F than to beste'
mon Judge Tinmoads the nominate
n for one of the above p'sees hN'
o Ing haI'ed 50 far 10 hold ne oAs'
for which he ran j n last camraEA
els but riz6t and justice that .
- shoaAd BE- given another noaainsa' %
and ths an earnest effort shoni
q b. made sa his bcaat TO secure u
above nomination
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

THOSE who we're the most strenu-
"a, worshipers OF Bryan In days
rss.e By are now strongest IN sheir
condemnation Of his uncalled-for and
trz,Ial fight against Clark for Presi'
dent Of the Uni ed Stases- No Demo
erat in this country was ever more
laval to Bryan than Clark; no man
ever did more effective work Tor nm
l. looks as though Bryan were un-
grateful. 10 say the least.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11
An LOSS

She's gone; The house is like a pali.
How still and strange It seemsi
IT'S 6eepest COON hangs over all;
No ray Of sunlight CLEANS.
She's gone; We miss her voice 20
sweet,
Her little kindly ways.
No more her smiling face we'll greet,
AS in the cd glad days.
she's gone, with all her charms Of
grace;
Our love for her was strong;
50 fitted was she for the Place
She'd occupied 30 long.
We find ourselves at times I'M tears,
And wonder IL It's true
That after all these pleasant years
She's disappeared from view?
She was our hope, our joy. our pride,
We thought she'd never leave our
side (
While we we're here on earth,
Her praises had We ever sung,
VIZ never dreamed she'd go:
Wed trusted she'd remain among
Us for an time, you know.
But O shes gone. All, bitter loss.
We wonder IL she'll stay,
Or Il she will come back across
The barrier some day.
! She's gone. There is no JOY. no light
Were feeling quite bereft;
She welnt away the other night
She's gone Our cook has left.
-E A. Brin's'ool, In Los Ange'ea
Express.
The above touching little poem wa,
handed to the Ledger for publication
by ]. u. Robinson.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-07-11

WE congratulate the Mexico
Shoe Facisiy on complying with me
promises made when established y
Mexico. We congratulate the Fried
man-sheibs shoe Company on havins
s,ch ~gaeeesssul managers and skilled
xsaxrem +. charge Of their factory
A. III, Morris Brothers. The factory
has prcyon es.n Of more Importance
to Mexico ,h1n its most enthusiastic
friends hsd hoped. THIS institution
lhas a large payroll, which VIII con
time TO grow. The money Is all ex
pended in Mexico and goes q ions
way toward makirg q grea'er city.