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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Talley, of Ohion,
we're guests OF Miss Marie Lockhart this
week
Miss Lucille Chambers, OF Harris, was
d weekend visitor Of Mrs. w .. Mas
sengill.
Mr.. j. III. Arm, formerly Of Morgan
Verhine, will be with J. A. Coble d
Son during the spring season in charge
OF the shoe department.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Haley, Of Ruth
erford, we're guests at the Palace Hotel
Sunday.
Miss Mary Wallace Hayden has re-
turned from a two weeks visit with rel
atives in Trenton.
Millinery and ladies notions. ] have
everything you may want and can save
YOU money on every hat. Make me
prove it. MRS. f. E. Arm.
Mrs. Rufie Phipps, Of Hickman, is
in the city visiting her sister, Miss Moss,
on Harrison street.
The Thursday Clubis not meeting on
account Of the protracted meeting at
the Methodist Church.
'GERMOIig relieves dyspepsia, in
digestion and stomach troubles when
other treatments fail For sale at
divers Red Cross Drug Store.
Mr. Geo. Fentress. the railroad official
81 Wayerly. was il the city this week
the guest Of ]. G. Saunders.
Mrs. Chas. q. Walker and sons, Of
Paducah, were visitors IN the city Hat-
friday, registered At the Palace Hotel.
We are just in receipt of three new
styles Of the celebrated Wright 4 Per
| tiers high+class ladies pumps. ~. A..
Coble & Son.
Services at Alliance Chapel next Sun
day afternoon at three clock, co-duct-
I'd by Rev. j. r. Oliver. All invited 70
attend
/ For the stomach and bowel disorders
of babies MKGEE'S BABY ELIXIR i
II remedy on genuine merit. It acts
luuickIy, Is pure, wholesome and pleas
ait to take. Price 25c ard 80. per bot
Tile. Sold BY Oliver Red Cross Drug Store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12

It's too late u laugh IL germs That
day has gone bvand there is no medium
more deadly than tie common HOUSE
FLY. DAHNKEsS CREAM BREAD
is wrapped ii GERM PROOF WRAP
PERs.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12
Battle Of Shiloh.

Mrs. s. A. Rodgers was hostess Of
meeting Of the John B. Gordon Chap
ter, U. ID. O., Thursday. April 4, at her
home, corner Waddell and TRY streets.
The rooms were bright with spring flow
ers. II was an anniversary meeting to
commemorate the fiftieth anniversary
OF the bloody battle Of Shiloh Miss
Ruth Isaacs, a bright, pretty and ac-
complished daughter Of the South, as
historian, read q splendid paper % the
facts Of this battle 81 fifty years ago.
After the program Mrs Rodgers was
unanimously elected delegate % the
State convention, which convencs n
May, with Miss Isaacs as alternate.
Miss Portia the charming little daugh-
ten, served delightful ice course. The
next regular meeting will be Thursday
April is, with Mrs. r X White.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12

Farmers and others who live at q dis
lance from drug store should keep in
the house a, bottle 81 BALLARD'S
SNOW LINIMENT II may 30 need
cd any time for cuts, wounds, sores,
sprains Or rheumatism. It i q power
fu healing and penetrating remedy.
Price rs. 50c. and $1.00 per bottle
Sold by Oliver Red Cross Drug Store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12

A prudent mother is always on the
watch To- symptoms 81 worms II her
children Palelcss, lack 81 interest n
ulav. and peevishness is the signal for
WHITE CREAM VERMIFUGE. 4
few doses 81 this excellent remedy puts
Al enc Is the worms and the child soon
acts naturally. Price Csc per bottle.
Sold by Oliver Red Cross Drug Store
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12
GREATEST MEDICINE ON EARTH

A prominent citizen Of Evansville.
Ind, writes:--'T was Ill for five
months with pulmonary trouble. and
had the best OF doctors. had hemor-
rhages and was in very bad way.
Through the advice Of friend / tried
vinol, and feel that 1t saved my life.
It is all you recommend it to be. ]
believe It is the greatest medicine on
earth. have advised others to try
vinol, and they have had the same
results" Name furnished on re-
quest.)
we want every one in this vicinity
who is troubled with chronic colds,
coughs, or pulmonary troubles, TO
come and get bottle Of Vinol.
Ii it does not 60 to the seat Of trou-
BILE, heal the inflammation and stop
the cough, we will cheerfully return
every cent paid us for 1t. This shows
our faith, and proves that you take
no chances.
divers Red Cross Drug Store. Union City
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12

Mrs. M. M. Neil, Of Trenton, was q
visitor in the city Saturday.
Miss Irene Boyle, Of Kenton, was .
visitor in the city Monday
J.N. Tull, Of Kenton, was in the city
Sunday going to Hickman
We have any kind Of leather and
STYLES in children's, misses and ladies'
pumps and oxfords. -. A. CobIe 4 Son.
Mrs. w. G. CALDWELL o. Trenton, was
q visitor in the city this week
Col. w. M. Dismukes has returned
from a visit to South America.
4. N. smith, Of Fulton, was busi-
ness visitor in the city yesterday
NV stock is al, here and Is the largest
and prettiest have ever had. a call
ana 4 look will Be appreciated. Mrs
r r. Arm.
Miss sue Mai Beaver, Of Jackson, was
the guest Of Miss Estelle Pearce Sunday.
/. b. Dawson " the international
Harvester CO., was il the city this week
Mrs SANDERS and Miss Bramham. 81
woodland Mills. were h the city Tues
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12

Hon. 7. N. Smith, of Fulton, mem
Der Of the law firm Of Smith & Webb,
is il the city this week attending Chan
Gerry Court.
The committees appointed to take up
the matter OF cleaning UP and beautify-
ing the public parks and streets Of
Union City are requested to meet at
divers Red Cross Drug Store to-mor-
row at O'Clock.
Every express brings additional style
creations. II it's made, ! have it; II
| it is not made, our expers trimmers can
and will manufacture it for you. We
are ready to serve you. Mrs. r =.
ARM
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Heathcock, OF
Denver, Colo, after a visit here to Mr..
and Mrs. Napier and Mrs. w. "A. Nc
Adoo have returned home. Miss Con
nell, Of il Waveriy, ifenrf., is the guest Of
Miss Bess Meadows.
w. d. Williams and daughter, Mrs.
Herbert Tisdale, have returned from
Shelbyville and report Mr.. Williams
mother very much better, after very
severe illness lasting several weeks. She
Is sevonty.f years q age aud i quite
feeble.
Call at Dietzel Bros. Jewelry Store
and see the most attractive line OF mill
llinery ever brought to Union City.
Trudie Pardme, formerly with Morgan
Verhine Co., offers you price adyan-
tages and selections that are unexcelled.
This young man graduated few
years ago at New York Medical School,
winning highest honors in class Of
800 students and shortly thereafter he
received an appointment as 4 physician
and has been there since that time.
He is d relative Of J W. Burney q this
city.
| a prudent mother is always on the
watch fov symptoms 81 worms u her
Ichildren Palelcss, lack Of interest ~
iplav. and peevisbness Is the signal for
WHITE s. CREAM VERMIFUGE. 4
| e1.s s4<,s@., ~ tl,se axf.alfpnt remedy nlfts
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12
Il. B. Horner and W. R. Marley ar

I'll. b. Horner and w X. Manley are
at Woodland to-day preparing for an
other lot sale in the T. J. Bramham ad-
dtion at Woodland Mills II i q sale
of lots in the outskirts Of the town and
is intended for colored people.
''GERMOLn aids nature to digest
builds up the system, and restores lost
appetite. For sale at Divers Red Cross
Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Burney, Of this
city, have just received an invitation to
the marriage Of DR.. Burney Watson,
son Of Rev. B. T. Watson, formerly
pastor OF the G. P. Church Of this city.
DIR. Burney Watson is now resident
81 the Canal Zone and lives at Ancon,
Panama
Don't buy your new hats, ladies',
until you have seen the line kept by
Trudie Pardue at Dietzel Bros. Jewelry
Store. Special offerings in selection Of
shapes, trimmings and drapery and the
most competent assistants in the trim
ming department.
| III. M. DeGraffenreid, who has been
located in Paducah for some time, we
are informed will return to Union City
and take charge of the fountain at OH
ver's Red Cross Drug Store. Mr.. De-
Graffenraid has been connected with
the well known Suits establishment in
Paducah and comes back to Union City
with considerable amount Of polish
and experience il bis line. He always
bad goodly amount Of personal popu.
| Iarity, and We welcome him home.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12
8, Fit and Value
E in STYLE. Pattern. Fabric. Tailoring.

the collar In fact the from the neck
shoulders
abdomen while at the
] e is loo and
"A ineal dependable
Every Young Men, furnishings choicest selections
makers And invariably
why furnishing towns rapidly building
business OUR WAY PAYS YOU
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12

Mr.. ]. III. Arm, formerly Of Morgan
yerhine, will be with J. A. Coble d
Son during the spring season in charge
OF the shoe department.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12

Mr.. and Mrs. I. P. Haley, Of Ruth
erford, we're guests at the Palace Hotel
Sunday.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12

Millinery and ladies' notions. have
everything you may want and can save
YOU money on every hat. Make me
nrove it.-Mrs. +. e. Arm
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1912-04-12

Miss Mary Wallace Hayden has re-
turned from a two weeks visit with rel
atives in Trenton.
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MARQUIS MATSuGATA WON'T
TAKE JAPAN premiership
Report of H Aeceptance De-
MED in cableqram to Nip
pu Jiji Here Today

Marquis Masayoshi Matsugata.
twice premier of Japan, has definitely
refused to accept the premiership a
thisd time, to succeed Saionji, accord
ling to special cablegram received
this morning by the Nippu Jill. &
The Advertisers Wireless service
last night. carried story to the effect
that Matsugata had accepted the pre-
miership, but this is denied in spe-
cial cablegram from Tokyo today to
the Japanese paper. The cablegram
is as follows:
TOXIC, Japan, Dec. 10.-Marquis
Masayoshi Matsugata. ignoring the ur-
gent request on the part OF Prince
Oyama, Marquis Inouye and other
"genros," or elder statesmen, declined
today positively to accept the premi-
ership which is rendered vacant by
the resignation of Marquis Kinmochi
Saionji. and the political. situation in
Japan's capital is as serious as ever.
The genros have met in conference
day by day since the downfall of Sal.
onji's cabinet discussing the situation
from morning till night. No solution
as to the formation Of the new minis
try, however, was reached except to
ask Marquis Matsugata to undertake
this difficult task, and he 1las declined
positively. Although other attempts
were made again and again in the
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Car Turns Turtle but Luck
Saves Four Tourists from
Terrible Accident

An automobile accident. a miracu
ious escape from death and. as a re
suit OF both, the meeting of ol0
friends two thousand miles from
their homes, is the story brought
back from Hawaii this morning by
passengers arriving on the Mauna
Kea. The story reads like fiction
but that II is not fiction will be at.
tested by a dozen people who partic,
ipated last Sunday morning in what
might have been a horrible disaster
Three miles from the Volcano
House, up the long and narrow road
that leads from Hills to the eyer-burn.
ing crater of Kilauea. two machines,
speeding in opposite directions, came
TO a sharp curve at the same instant.
One was big ten-seater car that car.
ries tourists for the Volcano Stables
Company, the other car, lighter. and
smaller car belonging to the same
company. In the big car, going up
to the volcano, was a party that in.
Guided DR.. snt Mrs. Ray ID. Robin.
son of Los Angeles
The big car reached the curve a
traction of second before the light
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Plan TO RAISE
CITY LABOR TO
S2 ADAY

Two dollars a day for each city and
county laborer on general work is The
idea that has been talked over by
some of the newly-elected. members
o: the board of supervisors. according
20 an authoritative report this morn
ing. 1t appears that certain members of
the board have been casting about to
see how the city finances would stand
tie strain.
City officials who have heard intdi-
rectly that this plan is proposed are
net slow in declaring it an open bid
for political support, and see in the
scheme another move TO ''Tammany-
ize Honolulu" One of them said to
day that the Democrats want to get
all the day-laborers into line and that
this latest dea is looked upon as GER
tain to make hundreds of votes among
the laborers and the applicants for
city and county jobs.
1t could not be learned today that
the two-dollars-a-day scheme has en-,
listed general support among the
Democratic supervisors who constitute
the majority Of the board. In fact, it
was considered unlikely that the
Democrats would attempt to change
the $3.50 day rate now in effect
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Low HAS SCHEME
TO PREVENT
DEFICIT

-
Mayor Fern holds the financial fate
of the present board of supervisors
in his hands. according to the outlook
today.
If he takes his pen in hand and signs
some resolutions recently passed by
the board appropriating several thou,
sand dollars for public improvements.
the board will be ''stuck" or the city
will be stuck-with deficit of some
$4,000.
II the mayor doeS not take his pen
In hand and does not sign these reso-
lutions, the board can probably
squeeze through and have few dol
lars left in the treasury, though vir-
tually the municipal war-chest will be
as empty as Old Mother Hubbard's
proverbial sideboard. Although the
board has passed the appropriations,
its recent discoveries in the realms
of finance, aided by Chairman Low Of
the ways and means committee and
City Auditor Bicknell. have shown
that there is no money to carry put
the resolutions, and now the board, or
Chairman Low at least, sees way
out of the dilemma. This way out is
for Mayor Fern to withhold his sig.
nature from the appropriations.
while It lis true that the city has
$33, 900 in school funds. or at least
this amount Of tax money set aside
for school purposes, and which is now,
handled by the Territory, that is a
long way from actually having it in
cur treasury" said Chairman Low
this morning. "The talk about cor.
rying the matter into the courts is
all right, hut there is no assurance
that the city can get this money from
the TeffitorS, and If we don't get it,
We have a c8 sicit of $4,000, caused by
these appropriations in recent reso.
lutions which are not yet signed by
the mayor. ] believe that the mayor
will withhold his signature, IN which
case We will Rave money enough,
with some unexpended balances, to
get through TIE year with. But we
won't have. anyt aing to leave to the
next board" -. -. -
According 10 Supervisor Low, the.
DOarQ mas DeeH mlSleQ III It's esdppTO-
priations by 3 Jme discrepancies in
its figures and those of the tax office.
I'VE understood that we could get
about $560,900 from the tax office"
he said today. when as matter of
fact we got only S541, ,000.s The trouble
with the plan Of :his and other boards
has been that we have been appro-
priating on an anticipated basis We
didn't know exactly how much money
we were going to have, and that pol
icy threw us off on the wrong scent.
The new board. to my mind, ought
To- wait until it hears from the new
tax valuations before making new.
appropriations. The new tax law is
hard to figure on, anyway, and the
board ought to wait until after Janu-
ary 81, wnen 1t knows just what its
STARE of the taxes is to be. .
Most of the appropriations that
may be allowed to lapse, says Low,
are comparatively unimportant. They
can be carried out by the new board
without any great delay. --
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!.
TO ROAST ON
DESERT ISLE
Four Of them win Accompany
Governor Frear and Attorney
General Lindsay to Island in
Mid-Pacific and Will Remain
There Four Months

Foregoing the cheer of the Christ
mas and New Year season-except
such as they may take with them
Governor Frear, Attorney General
Lindsay and four scientists from the
department of agriculture probably
will sail out of Honolulu harbor the
latter part Of this week on the rev.
|enue cutter Thetis for the Midway
and. Iaysan islands,
The Governor and attorney general
may be gone month, returning about
the middle of January, but the four
enthusiastic men of science go to
Laysan equipped with provisions for
a four months stay, where they will
make thorough and exhaustive
study of the tropical nora and fauna.
The expression exhaustive study is
here used adyisedly.
II is understood these scientists,
whose names as yet are not known
locally, will remain on the little Lay
san island cut on and separated by
hundreds OF miles OF sea from cfyili-
zation. They are going prepared to
undergo some hardships. not the least
of which, according to local author.
ity, will be the lack of ice.
In the mild, sensuous air of the
sennEtropical region around Midway
the Governor. and attorney general.
by social amenities and
.of Oficielk caiIerg VII
hold long discussions, bask iazily IN |
the warm sun and sleep long nights
on the problems OF government and
Legislation which are TO be
taken up at the approaching session
Of the territorial legislature. They
expect to return refreshed, invigorat-
ed and ready to plunge into the mass
Of work awaiting them g. rather, the
Governor does.
Lindsay retusns to face the problem
Of drumming up the law practise he
surrendered when he went into his
present office, which he gives up to
his successor, Wade Warren Thayer,
the first Of January.
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Finish MAHUKA
TRIAL BEFORE
Congress QUITS

Despite the approach of the annual
holiday season u S. District Attorney
R. w. Breckons will eDdeayor to hur
~ through the two final hearings in
the Mahuka federal site condemna.
tion case, finishing them some time
in Jaunary so that the appropriation
bill for the purchase of the property
may go before congress during the
short session. III. z--#
1t is generally felt that if the ap-
preparation is to be obtained for this
project it must be disposed of before
the end of the short session, which
closes March 4. After that date the
new congress, controlled by the Demo
Gratis, is expected to take up tariff
questions, and appropriations for
buildings encouraged by the old adj
ministration are likely to receive lit
tie consideration. -
The Mahuka site hearing made lit
tie headway this morning, the entire
time being occupied by a discussion
before the court. with the jury ex-
cused, on the admission as evidence
of the deed of sale of the Cooke prop
erty, adjoining the Chambers Drug
Co. This deed was executed Febru-
airy II, 1911, more than a year after
tContinued on page two.)
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YOUNGSTER
DIES IN
AGONY
Parent Pours Boiling Water on
2-YeaF- old Infant by
Accident
LITTLE ONES SUFFERING
LASTS FOR THREE HOURS
Father Tries to Commit Suicide
When lie Sees What He
Has Done

Driven temnorarfIv insane fhro,,ph
the belief that nv his hand his ,,st,s utI.'
two-year-old aon me, WITH !. h,-,.,h,s e,s !
death. u g. Mi,Ier q former p, pb;iin. i
.pine Insular Govcrnm.rt er,,,,a,a |.
through passeneer ir ,hs. ps.if,e Nj,
liner Korea wee ,,ndS- ec,,s,s,,. !, 80
yeIIIance ~ offscs-s 3, ,.-.s.n. sI' - ]
crazed narsnt fr.rs ss,s..,,s,. '..s -
take his own ltfs ''S''.i's'e -
Master Iohn N,iIIsr ,,.,,. ,.a .,,a
became an inslsn9 f.eorssa .,s.s su .ho
,,assenrars - tsc psr,ei1 ~ M.,,ar 49, ,..'.,s sns
The time fhe vcssei ssilsd secr, i ua,,a L.u,'
kone cbirs r,fsi 80 $500 .en sns.t. s-o
bi,t few days ssfo-s a. - trree aeas,., -,
rived q l1onol,,l,, sess st. 80. s,sn.,.. sa 3 ~
!. f,,,s,,,. ..sse..,. 80, .eeilI snl' ~ n
ana loving &c., s,hs.h sn...'.ss e'ins =
the child as,-s ero,, '-.,,. ..,,,,,,. -
tart With {c,.,.s 80 sa.ls.. - -
bo5i,nv r,stc- ano
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tha, tSe - 4. ,..,..rs ..,s Ass
,.ss,,,t :. ~ -. Ss''ss - snas las
:. a4ss..s.,s ne 80. -,
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Old Friends Meet In Auto
Mishap On Volcano Road

car that was flying down the road
Both drivers jammed to their right
and the big car, clearing the curve
slid past the smaller machine, and
went up the road in safety.
The smaller car was so close on
the curve and the distance between
the autos was so slight that the
driver, Meinecke, could not throw his
machine back on the road in time
and besides, the little car was carry
ing five people The auto skiddeG
for an instant. hung on the edge oi
the road. and then went over three
foot bank, turning turtle. &
The upset occurred within five sec,
met The little car had hardly stop
ped rolling when the passengers OF
the other jumped out and raced back
to the scene of the mishap Several
men put their shoulders against the
car and lifted it and one by one the
disheveled passengers began crawling
out. The driver had been thrown
from his seat into the ferns by the
roadside and blood was squirting from
an ugly cash just below his left
knee. H.. .. ..~.-.
Two women came out from under
the car first, then a man and then
another man. Then DR.. Robinson,
who had been helping lift the car
looked at the first man who had
crawled out and the first man looked
at him g..
For Gods sake! You here!"
cried Robinson.
For the love of-You here, Doc!"
said the other man.
He was Andrew ]. Copp, Jr., of Los
CONTINUED from page two.)
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Teddy On The Rampage Again

CHICAGO, Ill.,
affiliate with ~.
This brought round
the Idaho and bitterly assssd the and Of the finding
coincidence,
supreme Court Of Idaho had sustain the lower courts AID had ruled
publication
court reached the convention hall Under this Supreme Court ruling e.
deeison will be held subject Of
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Report That Franz Josef And Emperor
Wilhelm Have Reached Agreement
Current In Vienna And Berlin
Assurance OF Support OF
Vaterland Believed Behind
Move OF Austria In Seiz-
ing Supply Ship
Papers of Athens Assert Without Hesancy That Heenes Are
Entitled to the Lions Shareof the SpOis In The War and
That Their Government Wll Undoubtedly Claim Il
Tspecial 70 Star.BuIletin !

- -.
En1and Dec oDsps.shss 70 ansrnooa paper. hrs
Emperor Franz Josef Of Austria have reached ssrs whsr,
81
ton with other over
authorized
world yeserday afternoon.
~. mobixop of the HorssF son
and
the asrs e : match q st hs whole pie .hazns =
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GREECE WANTS LIONS SHARE

ATHENS, GREECE,
the government k for n. larger share q the sos which cone =
that Greece has suffered most the Turk that the
claim
=
also be demanded when divide
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saaaaaaHaaaaaaaH

, The Democratic territorial CEN
) tral committee at a meeting last
: night adopted a resolution pro-
; testing against the reappointment
; of Governor Frear, and cable
: grams have been sent to Demo-
: cratic leaders in the senate to
; that effect, asking that the senate
hold up the confirmation of the
governor until report of the ac-
ton of the local committee and
its reasons therefor is received
by mail.
N
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Battleship Sinks Steamer
.TAssociated Press Cablel

oEvoNPoRT ENGLAND Dec 1oThe batleship csnursn wire
definitely bateshp
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Still Hope For Compromise
rAssociated Press cabIel

MANCHESTER England Dec ioThe Press Of this city -
Presideneect Wilson
Of difficulty
countrymen yield
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May Recognize China's Claims
rAssociated press cablel

PORTLAND, Oregon Chamber
Secretary State Knox nmates
republic ! S. s. q. s5sssfssse4