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worn rather thick, deep brown, WIDE
set eyes, high forehead and rather
long face. His face suggests cour-
age, aggressiveness and tenacity.
A close friend once asked him if
he ever considered the physical dam
gers of running down such charac-
ters. His reply was: I haven't time
for that" And he hasn't. For more
than four years he has worked on an
average sixteen hours a day, seven
days week.
Two years before Mr. Wicker
shams administration Mr. Finch was
trying to organize the various inves-
tigating officers in the department
of justice, but he had little success
until Mr. Wiekersham came in. The
new Attorney General, Wickersham
was in office but few days when he
called Finch in and said: Il want an
effective corps of investigators. L
am going to enforce the Sherman
antitrust laws and every other law.
You get the agents; | will get the
money"
Finch started to work at once. He
dismissed some agents and transferr-
ed others to different work. Work
he did after that is best illustrated
by what the trust busting" officials
of the department of justice say:
The cases against every big corpo-
ration, the prosecution of which was
begun in this administration, were
worked up by Finch's men,
There are about 120 special inves-
tigators in the corps which Finch or
ganized. In addition to handling
trust cases, bankruptcy frauds, pc
onage cases, crimes on government
reservations and the high seas, ma
tional banking cases and the viola
tions of the federal statutes prohib-
iting interstate trafficking in women.
1t was in this last named field that
Finch laid the foundation for his
present work. Until June 25, 1910
when the white slave law was enact
ed, the federal statutes prohibiting
white slave traffic were not very far
reaching. Agents of the depart
ment Of justice could do little more
than run down complaints and get a
few convictions. The reports the
agents made to Finch on these few
cases, however, were so clear and
concise as to lead him to make
study Of the white slave business in
all its phases. This study led him
to the discovery that the cry that
white slave trade in the United
States was mostly among aliens"
was far from the truth, that spread
over the entire United States was
system of white slave traffic which
was startling.
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Dragged Him Into tho Library.

outside the long windows and waiting
for a moment when his victims back
should be turned. had entered and
struck. But how could he recon
cile that hypothesis with this man who
lay weltering and at the point Of death
at the veranda edge?
Indeed, he could not do SO. But
this victim, at least, was not yet dead;
II he had strength to moan, he might
yet be revived, at least temporarily.
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CHAPTER XXI.

CO..: -,ai !s", -
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CACHE JUDGE IN DOUBT.
j. c. Walters, Republican, May Vet Dc.
feat j. D. Call. Democrat

Special TO The Tribune
LOGAN, Nov, 1t.--Because the iudrcs
OF election OF Richmond precinct lad
neglected to certify the con1piete returns
ine oacae county canyassng board ad-
Journed tonight at $50 o'clock until TO
morrow forenoon. The judges OF clec-
tion Of Richmond have been summoned
TO appear before the canvassing board
'orrSIrow irS w, and and complete their work.
Inc oftlclal returns thus far can
Easseo nave upset the unofficial returns
insofar as justice OF the peace OF Loga n
- concerned. Unofficial returns elected
The official returns elect William Brang-
ham Republican candidate for justice,
oy a plurality OF 80. The official can
Jeppeseu lloS, The change I'm the vote
from the unofficial to the official re-
turns, however. was nor enough to de-
feat the Democratic candidate for con-
stable
The changes thus far in the official
returns Of Cache county are enough to
place the Judseship Of this district In
dougt. Unofficial returns indicated the
certainty Of the election of j. d. Call,
Democratic candidate. but the official
returns IN Cache county have SO in
crease, GrG%fcd the vote Of J. G. Walters, Re
Is now a chance for his election
Counting the official returns Of the
county with the exception OF those OF
''' "S'lhtlA WHICH nave not yet been
canvassed and the unofficial returns FOR
those ten precincts. Walters has a
plurality in Cache county OF $40 votes
Rich and Box Elder. the other two
counties in the district, give Call plur-
ahtE OF SIi votes which now indicates
Ca!Ts election by the slender plurality OF
lour votes The result hinges ON the Of
hciai returns from the ten districts not
from the unofficial returns, Walters has
an excellent chance OF election
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Pocatello Notes.
Special IN The Tribune

Special TO The Tribune.
POCATELLO, Idaho, Nov. 1l-FranIS
Wilds was fined $50 lin police court this
raornlnS Tor aiding young girls
OF the city in escaping from police
officer last night In q raid in the Greek
section Of the city.
The Identity OF the girls is only
known 10 the police. who refuse 10 di-
vuse their names Two arc weIl-known
girls of the city and of respectable par
entage,
j. c. Burke. for years one of the
big cattle men OF this district, and well
known and respected In Poca tcllo. died
in Missoula last night, according to
teegraphic news from that place FIe
leaves widow and several grown chill
dren.
Mary HawSley. daughter of Joseph B.
Hawkley. left here today for Salt Lake
where sho and VIII Whitaker. an Orc
in marriage In the temple. Both arc
we'll known and highly respected here
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DIED.

OISEN-At the residence OF her son.
Emil o. Olsen 45f East Eighth South
street, November II, 1912, Of old age,
Eliza T. Olsen, born December 81, 1926.
In Norway Funeral services Wcdnes-
day, At p. M, from the funeral chapel
OF Joseph William Taylor, 2I South West
Temple street Friends are invited TO
attend. lnterment In City cemetery
NgAL--At 1G6 West First North street.
November IL, 1912, OF paralysis Of
twenty years standing. William Cooley
Neal. born July I. 1928, in Now York
state Funeral services Wednesday at
j. M, from the Seventeenth ward
chapci. Friends are invited TO attend
and can call Mt the family residence OH
day of the funeral from il 70 / 80 D. m.
lnternent Will be in the City cemetery
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CHARITY BALL SUCCESS.
Members Of the Martha Society Conduct
Well Attended Function.
Special TO The Tribune,

OGDEN Nov. 1.-THE fifth annual
charity ball since the organization of the
Martha society In this city six years ago
was held under the auspices of that
at the Colonial academy to-
night. 1T was attended by 800 guests, in
Guiding a. number from Salt Lake. Mrs.
Joseph Scowcroft. president Of the So
ciety. With NJ, :. Browning as escort led
the grand march at O'Clock
The members OF the Martha society
who served on the various committees
are: Reccption--Mrs. Joseph ScowCroft.
Mrs. n. p. Biglow, Mrs. THONGS Dee.
Mrs II. II, Spencer and Mrs. II. O. Wat
tbs. Arrangenents-Mrs A. r. Biglow.
Mrs T. l.. Reynolds and Mrs. II. B, ror-
ter. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. a. u. Copdon,
Mrs Nettie Eccles and Mrs. l.. NJ. Con-
ROY. Dscoratlons--AIrs Err Rich. Mrs.
n. NJ. Rowe, Mrs. NJ. s. Browning and
Mrs. G.. l.. Becker.
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|[|1|D|I RESULTS
/ N UTAH COUNTY
for County superin-
.dsut of Schools, Only
/ p,publican Elected.
The Tribune.

70 The Tribune ,,.,,,
"a Nov. I2.-Thc county canvass
~ o,mpleted the work Of tabulat-
,,,sJIine the official returns OF
,rsctlon in this county at $50
II. morning. The official returns
y. election OF every Democratic
!, for county office, With the eN-
:, Greer. Republican candidate
-s,s Superintendent OF schools
f3HS \, oniy successful Republican,
siw s' TGich went heavily Demo
~ Gy; not vote on county superin-
n schools, and this fact con-
~ M. Creer's success.
.s@s,Is = returns likewise settle all
!. ~ - The judeeship of the Fourth
sAs,icl. The returns give An
usran Democratic candidate Tor
~ ample plurality over j: \,
psnnbiican candidate. in Utah
y nr more ihan Offset the slight Re
oiuralities indicated in Wssatch
e.,.s the other two counties of this
4 'S,sI vote OF Utah county for the
4, clIces follows:
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SNEAD ON TRIAL FOR
KILLING OF BOYCE, SR,

FORT WORTH. Tex, Nov. 1.-THE
first days proceedings IN the second tlial
OF John Beal Snead. Texas banker ana
cattlemsn, accused of The murder ot a.,
j Rovuc Sr. wealthy cattlenaan. was
devoted 10 the hearing OF motions Of the
defense attacking the validity Of the IN
dictment and tho jurisdiction OF the Sev-
cntecnth district court, before which the
trial was called All OF the motions were
denied by Presiding Judge swain. Addi :
tional motions Will be presented tomor-
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FOR RENT SIGNS

The sign For Rent in the front window Of house
apartment flat almost always that the property
so pacarded is not returning full income to the
owner.
There's quick way to tcnants-use The Tribune
Want Columns
1hc Tribune Wants contain concise directory of avail
able property of all knds-resdential business manufac
turing and suburban convenient list that prospective
tenants find of access and from which they
selections
Unproductve realty is realty that is not advertised in the
Wants
Landlords and tenants meet through The Tribune Want
Columns
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CARPET CLEANING


TEL. JIY. 2olo FOR CARPET AND BUG
cleaning S. l.. Carpet Cleaning Co, Wv
9TH East. h"-V'
CARPET AND WALL PAPER CLEAN
ing a specially. National House Clean
ing Co, 2l5 Tetnpletcn bldg Was f?SS,
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NEW ROUNDHOUSE FOR
EVANSTON, WYOMING
Special TO The Tribune.

"FSN'NI % TIC Ir1buho.
OMAHA. Nov. IA spocia1 tr,tr 81,
material and worknen left Omaha to-
gay over the Union Pacific en- route 10
svaHstoh Wyo.. Tor the purpose OF
Srectihg big twenty eight stall round :
mouse and Will be rushed night and dav
nnttl the building is completed. II is
tne Intention OF the officials to have
.e ,he mouse completed before winter wea-
Tler nr puts q stop to building operations.
me new roundhouse will be OF con-
crete construction and fireproof through
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Young McKnslly Discharged,

WELLINCTON. Kan, Nov. ll.-Otto
NcSnelIv. u years old. was discharged
today. following d preliminary nearing
on tho charge cf numbering his father
mother and sister Gretta aged ~ years.
in q tent in this town Sept ennber % Ihe
family was clubbed and shot 10 death.
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LOST AND FOUND

,,~X ,~rSe@ ~>>-~~@|--~--~-~-~--~>-
MRS. JOHN ELDRIDGB. T70 T. 9TH
So, found 90 In a sack OF Husier's
Flour. Why don't you try this hour2
kills
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hs561

u. s. ARMY. ABLE
bodied unmarried men. between ages Of
rs ana 35; citizens Of United States ot
good character and temperate habits.
VINO can speak, read and write English
language For information apply TO re-
SSruitins officer. Walkers bank bldg.
Main and End So. sts.. Salt Lake CITY.
Otah- k1o5
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SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL, RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes. l09 East end So. Wasatch 400.
d3i16
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||ntermountain News

pLa%e started in the basement. where The
coai on is Kept Despite danger of an
ssnplpsion. bucket brigade put out tho
damage was done s''"
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FOX TERRIER. RETURN TO l1l6
Brigham st. Reward kl696
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CHINA DECORATING

>-~~~~----~---->---~----~
MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO.
II East Third South China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Glass and private
Lessons c96o
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Starts Fire With GASOLINE.

Special To The Tribune.
sPRINGVILLE, Nov. Ill W. Can
nan of this city was painfully burned
this morning when he started q fire. mis-
taking gasoline for Kerosene, His face
and shoulders were severely scorchcd.
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ASSAYERS

CRISMON & NICHOLS, ASSAYERS
and chemists, 229 South West Temple.
wf792
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BEETLES. MATHEz q CO., A. Il.
Bardwen. successor. f5S South West
Temple. Phone Was. 1896. f2I7
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'faisa hv hisi ma amendments were
endtnSyy, heayy msjorities. The
,pay Of * providing Tor Increase
We waa n members of the state
y: PES ,9eIea,cd bv the follow
|. pihe~ OH; No. 1884. The ratio
70 ono ,smendmerts was about
Yoelist the propositions.
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SUCCESS 1NSURANCE-UTAE BUSI-
ness College preparation for business
Ite Start a course now. Boston bldg.
day or night. e153s
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SECRET SOCIETIES

MASONIC NOTICE-ARGENTA LODGE
NO. ). f. and a. NJ, will hold a special
meeting this CTuesday) evening sI 1880
p m, for work In the F. c. degree.
Members and sojourning brethren are
cordially invited To be present.
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FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE
ment First Congregational church. we
ger you position free of charge. Tele-
phone 5s22. t2773
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LADY'S WATCH AND CHATELAINE
pin. monogram II. T. D." Reward.
Phone Was 1908. 20 East Apricot st.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12

WANT ADS HAVE SHAPED THE FU-
ture OF thousands OF men and women
led 10 experience, efficiency and advance
ment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12

r. H. OFFICER 6 CO.. AsSAYBRS. 100
South West Temple St. Salt Lake City
os0
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SOLICITORS. ATTENTION.

l want 10 experienced solicitors who have
nans gooo 10 work on new proposition
which is well advertised viii start on
nov; Atm. Answer by letter for appoint
meht, with references. to sales manager.
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EMPLOYEES HAVE COME TO LOOK
TO The Tribune wants as the means
OF summonips to them applicants for
positions IN every line OF human en-
denvor. Skilled specialists. capable
helpers IN the office. shop or factory-
make good in their tasks
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PAINTING AND DECORATING

q l.. WESLEY & SON, to6 STATE.
wasatch GIL. All work guaranteed.
b244
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PYoRRHEA SPECIALIST


DIR ROBERT W. HALL. PYQRRHEA
AND ORAL PROPEfIAHlS. s3v
EEARNS BLDG. 1000
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r. G. O'DONNELL, UNDERTAKEN
and embalrner has moved to new loca-
ton. 226-227 South West Temple street.
Realty bldg Phone $50, o3399
LARKTN-HULB UNDERTAKING COM
pany; modern chapor pa1orsi 255 So.
2nd East Telephone Wasatc tch 5132.
Open day and night kAo9
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WANTED-sOLICITOR FOR LOCAL
work; excellent pay for bright parties.
Apply Monday to 10 a. m. 30i New
house Building h2511
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DuChesne river. $500 reward by the
Merit Hat Co, 81 and s3 East Second
South (near State). (s2 and SO hats) k96
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SECRET SOCIETIES

FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAtILES'
Sail Lake acrIc No. 5i.-EVcry tflu7y,
D. m, Eagles hall.
EXCELSIOR CAME NO. loss2' MODERN
M W. a. hall 1s1 Main st Visiting
neirhbors welcome. G. D. Smith. V. c.
L W EMin, clerk.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12

GIRL TO CARE FOR BABY AND HELP
with dishes after school wasatch
6559-J. hS0sT
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GREAT SALT LAKE CAMP NO. 1oOTl,
NJ. w A.-Meet9 every Monday night
ut 6 o'clock In tho Odd Fellows temple,
=. o. place. Visiting members cordially
invited.
KNIGHTS OF THE MACCABEEs. SALT
Lake City tent No. EVERY Thurs
doy. l. O. O. r. bail. Visiting knights
invited.
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CUT FLOWERS

HuDDART FLORAL CO.. IS so. MAIN
st Phone 1o6. Cut flowers and fu-
neral designs. ,n1s32
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EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT

DIR. ARTHUR BURROWS AMERICAN
producD, not ''madc In Germany
5O-31 Continental Bank bldg. g396S
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12

ENERGETIC AND CAPABLE MFN To
=, take exclusive territory for "SchaNer
system coal saving and smoke consur,-
ing device; testimonials show guaran-
teed saving. of at least 25 per cent IN
fuei; must have 81 900 tor CARRYING arr
Pie supply OF mercha ndse; references ex-
changed. Schaller System Co, 1f3s
Broadway. New York halo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-12

WE TEACH you A TRADE IN a FEW
months time: no expense but YOUR
work; Electricity. AUTOMOBILES. plumbing.
nrlcklayinS. 100 satisfied workmer to-
day; 40 Jobs going. Catalogr. free IynItsd
Trade School Contracting Co., Los An
Peles. 90
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VETERINARY


DIR. r. j. LAUMAN-VETERIN
Pet animal practice q, speciality 325 h.
3rd So Hospital for all animals. Phone
Was 1885, Nj. No. . Concord ct h2256
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THE LEADING FLORIST. W. W. KING.
214 y. End So. Phone 81. b297
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
sos az
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LIVERY STABLE


MCCOY STABLES. CARRIAGES AND
light livery horses bought ana so'o,
Phone 81. ctIt
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GROCERY SPECIAL
SCOTCH PIES

SCOTCH PIES. SUCH AS YOU ATE IN
Scotland with all the flavors and
Spices SC each. for 2Sc. T. served
McPhles Scotch Inn, two doors west s. l..
theater h39li
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. R.
Mckenzie Display yards. 442 So. State
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'hs FROM KEROSENE.

9 Rallar,' Danger Of Explosion
llXcyr EHtInuuish Flames.
s.s,noon rT Nov. 11.-At 3 o'clock
: oulehasra asao9lsh In the Pslfreyman
snop caught fire. The
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NEVADA

Near the California line. Double
track work. Will last all winter Want
some good laborers, Must have blank
cts TO ship. Free pass
C. r Hansen & Co. Employment
Agents, 157 25th street, Ogden. Utah.
k1100
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NOV. OR 8. IN WALKER BROS.
rest room, mink fur. Return to cashier
Walker Bros. Dry Goods company Re
ward. KIM
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MRS. L. c, GRAVATT, 1ss BIRD EAST,
found sl.O0 IN sack Of Husler's Flour
IL pays TO use Husler's, kl7lA
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TTAU C.AMP no. ass, ". o. w.
"Wednesday evening. r o, y, hall, 1853
: w. Temple Visiting neighborg wcl-
conc. Jesse II. Collins! Consul: b. W,
Hail. Clerk.
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WHERE TO STOP


LINCOLN HOUSE, SIS EAST 1ST so.
ESQ rooms rates. Soc. 40c and soc. mod
srn: baths. 15c. ul339
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MRS. NJ ]. HULFORD, 1853 w. 9TH NO.
found S1.00 in O sack Of Husler's Flour.
Wouldn't you be glad? kl7l3
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WANTED
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

GIRLS IN ALL DEPARTMENTS APP
PLY READY FOR WORK AT 8 A. NJ.
AND ! P. NJ. DAILY. TROY LAUNDRY,
Al SOUTH 9TH EAST.
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Republican managers are plaster
Ing the country with proclamations OF
the existing prosperity and warning
voters against the peril of a Demo-
cratic victory. which will upset every
thing. That's all right enough for
Republicans. They are in a tight
place ana this prosperit is a powerful
campaigner. We do not wonder that
they seek to make the most of II. 1t
is necessary only. however, to open
the peoples eyes to Woodrow Wilson's
position as regards business and the
tariff. This is what he says TO his au-
diences everywhere:
we don't want to disturb the in
dustry OF the country. The
changes Tin the tariff) which we make
should be made only at such a rate
and in such a way as will least inter
fere with the normal and healthful
course OF commerce ana manufac-
ture."
There is nothing in this to alarm
the most devout disciple of proseprity.
and there is everything in Woodrow
Wilson's promise to reassure the most
pessimistic. It is not a secret that
Woodrow Wilson is profound states
man as well as a gentleman who
speaks the truth.-Staunton News
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RACING BALLOON
Still MISSING
Fear That Dusseldorf II. Was
Carried Out Over the
Baltic Sea.
STUTTGART. GERMANY S

STUTTGART. GERMANY Special
Alarmed at the continued absence OF
news from the balloon Dusseldorf H.,
which started as an unofficial entry in
the race last Sunday with two Ameri
cans in the basket, the Aeronautical SO
ctety has begun trying to trace the bal
loon.
1t is feared that the Dusseldorf IL
was carried out over the Baltic Sea
The Americans on board were John
and Arthur T. Atherholt. of Philadel
phia, a passenger.
The balloon has not been heard from
since IL left here five days ago.
The nineteenth balloon 10 land was
the lie De France, OF France.
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Exact Time of the World.

PARIS. Special.-The exact time at
a given moment in America and
Europe Will be established shortly by
wireless telegraphy. About the middle
OF November il will be possible for the
first time 10 establish with precision
the longitudes Of America and Europe
in their relation TO each other by the
exchange of wireless signals between
the great station at Arlington. Va, and
the Eiffel Tower in Paris and other
European stations.
Commander II. II. Hough. at the In
ternational Time Conference here. said
the observatory in Washington was
now distributing time with errors OF
only one-th ouSandth part OF a second.
Hitherto European and American time
has been established by cable. allow
ances being made fer loss of time in
transmission, and II has been nccu-
rately fixed only three tlmes-in 1866,
1870 and 1872.