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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-04
RICHARD C. KERENS SAILS
Says Balkan War Will Not Al
feet U. S. interests.
lBy Cable to The Tribune.

London, July 4.-Richard c. Kerens,
American Ambassador In Vienna, sailed
to-day on the Adriatic for New York.
While not wanting TO grant any inter-
view. he said that the Balkan disturb
ance, while very pregnant would not
affect American interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-04
Tact SAILS FOR MURRAY BAY.

Quebec. July 3.-sir Charles Fttzpatrick'
chIof Justice OF Canada, and his family
a,rived here on Wednesday In company
with former President william howard
Taft. Mrs. Taft and two chlIuieh' cha,ies
and Miss Helen TAFT. Both tafnl'ies
sailed to-day on the government steamer
Lady Grey for Murray Bay where tney
will spend the summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-04
OBITUARY NOTES.

MRS. MARY ADELAIDE COOPER.
nnety-two years OF age, one Of the Oldest
residents of East Orange. died at her
home there yesterday. She was born in
Pennsylvania.
MRS. DAVID VAN WINKLE of Tea
neck Road. Teaneck. n. j.. died at her
home yesterday morning after brief i'll
ness. She was a member OF the old Union
Church al Ridgeield Park for many
years. Her husband, David Van Wrinkle.
survives her. She was fifty-eight years
old.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-04
ROYAL WEDDING SEPTEMBER

sigmaringen, Germany. July S-The
marriage between former King Manuel
~ Portugal and Princess Augustine Vic
toria, daughter OF Prince Wilhelm OF
Hohenzollern. has been set for September
the civil ceremony being performed on
the Sd and the religious service on the 4tn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-04
DoINos AT BAR HARsoR.
" TeleKraph 10 IA TrIbune. ]

TOY IFIVBINVI % fIIN IIF71I1''I
sar Harbor, July 3.--Mrs. Garrison
we OF the Secretary Of War, will come
70 Bar Harbor on July 10 TO be the
guest Of Mrs Thomas Walsh.
Mise Margaretta Biddle Porter, OF
ssaiiadelphis, is visiting Miss Sally
registered At the Newport for the
'-Son are Miss Campbell, Of Boston;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-04
CAPTAIN r. E. SCHNEIDER.

Captain Frederick Eberhardt Schneider,
formerly commanding the nth Separate
Company, now Company II. 10th Regi-
ment. n. G.. y. Y, died yesterday from a
complication OF diseases at his home. No.
223 South Sixth avenue. Mount Vernon,
aged sxty-hve years. He was for many
years a shoe merchant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-04

Contributions. preferably by check or
money order. should be addressed TO The
Tribune Fresh Air Fund The Tribune.
New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-04
CEMETERIES

THE WOODLAND CEMETERY.
233d ST. BY Harlem Train and BY TroneJ.
Once 20 East 23d ST.. " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-07-04
OFFICES.

MAIN OFFICE-No. 154 Nassau street.
any American District Telegraph ONCE:
HARLEM OFFTCE-No 157 East l2Sth
street No. 26s West 10th street ana NE.
2io Wtst 10th street
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-06

der ejecutivo, sino que debe nombrar
una comisi6n investida de la autoridad
suprema de La Camara, la cual, asest,-
rada por un iDgeniero debe de ir ALI cor
entera independence a investigar las
obras, para que pueda despiles censurar
Isl algo censurable hay: que por 10 tanto
debe dirigirse una communication al pre-
sidente del poder ejecutiyo Esta oomi-
sion-dice-debe ir asesorada por un
perito de la confanza de la Camara cue
lie informe sobre ell terreno tecnicamente
para poder formar un juicio exacto de
la forma buena mala, en- que Sc en-
plea ell dinero del pueblo puertoriqueno
esa debe ser la mission de esa comisi6n
que debe ir a visitar aquellas obras con
representation Official, y no contemplar
10 pintoresco de las mismas darse un
paseo por aquellos sitios: pues yendo la
comisi6n en- vista particular y de re-
creo, vendria 4 la Camara no sabrfa
da pei alG1n :lclegadc.
El senor Gutierrez Ortiz dice que es-
ia no va a ser una vista de inspection
sino una simple vista particular y que
por ctanto, cree err6nea la proposition
del sei.or Dlaz
Este, replica que entonces, Sc opone
a la vista porque ahora precisamente
hay muoho trabajo EN- la Camara~ no
deben distraerse los Delegates; y pro
pone Sc nombre una comisi6n especial
que en- car5cter Official, vaya 4 inspcc-
cionar aquellas obras, pues esta--dice
-es una de las principales tetas que
tiene ell pueblo de Puerto Rico; pero
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-06

que 81 la vista sc hace en- otro sentido.
entonces es asunto completamente age
no d La Cdmara es una gira que desean
hacer los sc6ores Dele gados, y en- ese
case, no debe traerse ell asunto ella,
sino que delbe ir aquel que le parezca
opoItuno ~=
A proposition del mismo sefior Dfaz
Navarro, la c. mara ac1erda di1 gir un
telegrama al Delegado por Humacao
sefor Oue.as Zoqs5 ira que desde Lace
varlos dlas sc. >encuentra enfermo de
al"1n cuidado. El acuerdo fue toma-
do por unanimidad.
INFORMES DE COMISIONES.
I'll secretari0 senor NIufloz Rivera,
da lectura varios informes emitidOs
por las comisiones respectivas en- va
rios proyectos de ley.
PROYECTOS EN- la. LECTURA
No. III. Por ell senior Mendez Licia-
ga Proveyendo la cantidad de ounce
mil d0lares para la construction de un
trozo de camino afrmado entire San
Sebastian J Anasco.
No. 112. Por los seilares Yordan Da-
villa y kojas Cortes Autorizando al
Concejo Municipal de Penuelas para
que incluya Ell SUI presupuesto extraor-
dinario la suma de $7O9.94 a que as
ciende Ell 25 0 0 del sobrante de los fon-
dos ordinarios del ejercicio de 1911-12,
para pagar ciertos gastos urgentes.
(Contin1a en- la 5a. pagina.)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-02-06

Camara de Delegados
SESSION ORDINARIA DEL Ola DE
! FEBRERO, 1913
: Empieza las y 25' de la tarde,
presidiendo ell speaker senior de Diego.
! Por ell secretario Sc pasa lista a los
delegados, de los que hay en- la CANA
ra veinte.
Sin lectura, Sc aprueba ell acta de la
session anterior
| PETICIONES Y NLEMORIALES.
! 103. Noah Shepard y otros propieta-
I rios de Bayam6n, solicitan Sc vote una
ley para que ell Departamento del Inte-
rior termine las obras de un puente que
ell ayuntamiento y algunos vecinos del
/ barrio 0Cerro Gordo" empezaron.
1O4. Ell Casino Espanol de San Juan
de Puerto Rico solicita un SOLAR de la
parcela de terreno que ell pueblo de Puer-
! to Rico posee, al Este de la ciudad para
la construction de un edifcio para su
domicilio social.
1O5 Jacinto Dlaz Cebollero otros
albaililes de San Juan, solicitan Sc vote
una ley que reglamente ell ejercicio del
ofcio.
106 Abelardo M. Diaz otros, a
nombre de los Pastores Bautistas de
Puerto Rico, protestan de que Sc permita
la iglesia romano la celebration del
Centenario en- la Feria Insular, y piden
que clio sea evitado.
1O7 Adolfo Pol, de Guayama, senala
la convenience de establecer escuelas Ell
las carceles de distrito de la isla.
108. Annibal j. Herrera, solicita Sc
ordene que por quien corresponds lie sea
satisfecho ell importe de los terrenos ocu-
pados por las obras del riego, de una
finca de su propiedad.
RUEGOs Y PREGUNTAS.
Ell senor Colberg, interesa que Sc So
licite del comisionado del Interior, olga
ell n1mero de cuerdas de terreno perte-
necientes al pueblo de Puerto Rico que
hay, y en- que jurisdicciones municipales
existen.
Ell senior D1az Navarro ruega la pre-
sidencia, que por la secretar1a de La Ca
mara Sc dirija una communication al Au-
ditor pidiendole remita una copia literal
y~eXacta de la cuenta de fondos secretos;
y ofreciendole que, 81 no tiene mecan6-
grafo para hacerla la mayor brevedad,
el esta dispuesto a enviarle ell suyo con
much1simo gusto.
Ell senior Fernandez Garcia, interesa
Quc st IoluIIo d lOS LIu1lIClp1OS ucLLrO u0
cuyos terminus radiquen los bienes de
las corporaciones privadas, parte de
ellos, una copia fiel y exacta del informe
remitido por ell tesorero de Puerto Rico,
sobre la contribution pagada por dichas
corporaciones.
El senior Lluveras, interesa que Ell De-
partamento del Interior informe sobre
la extension, riqueza forestal y clase de
terreno del llamado "Cayo Luis Pena",
islote situado al Este de la Isla y Oeste
Idle la de Culebra.
Ell speaker vuelve a preguntar los
sefores delegados, como en- sesiones an
teriores, quienes desean incluirse en- la
relaci0n alberta para. ir visitar las
obras del riego, para remitirla al depar-
i tamento correspondence al objeto de
ono a,auIo 1oc o,,+oD,6,,;1ac ,ooooco,;oo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-16

plclon or "a tl1D-Ij as to where these
places are, What better proof could
we have that he world for 6,000 years
has been under the maeyolent infu-
ence Of "the Prince Of the Power Of the
Air, who wOrketh IN the hearts Of the
children of disObedience" What bet
ter proof could we have that the world
has been under the influence OF mis-
leading spirits and doctrines Of dem
ons"? - thoroughly believing Satan's
false statement. "Ie shall not surely
dic"-ye are immortal-and thoroughly
rejecting Gods statement. Thou shalt
surely die Immortality Is gift Of
God, and not an inherent quality.
"Thc soul that sinneth It shall die;
"The wages Of sin is dcath"-not eter-
nal torment
Patience and Sympathy Necessary.
If number Of drunken men have
been in each others company. and n
few Of them begin SOLDERING up, 1t
would bchoove them to bc very sym
pathetic with their companions stIll IN
befuddlcd condition. This is our at
titude Some OF ua are more or less
awake Some of us have learned what
real Bible study means. Some of us
are getting the eyes Of our understand
ing open and are seeing some Of the
lengths and breadths and heights and
depths Of the Love Of God. which sur
passes all human understanding, and
which we did not before see (Ephe.
slams 3:19l The graces Of sympathy
and patience are called for under such
conditions Those TINT have the Truth,
TINT see the Truth. should not only be
models of santlincss. holiness. but also
models Of kindness. gentleness and pa
tlencc In dc1lIng with the brethren.
God is uorcly hiding His time, let.
ting Ills win and Word and character
be misunderstood hy some and mis-
represented by others. letting men
ha,c mn experience with doing their
own willis nid trying their own plans
and theories. that thus the lesson of
hln MN us lFInPn'lt@ anu ''Sul'S hn"'
be clearly seen and appreciated both
by angels md hy men. Then the Lord
will nrise. and through His Anolnted
aon will display Ills Power and make
known Hs win lie will lay righteous
ncss 10 The line and justice to the plum
met mud vl weep away every refuge
~ lioa lliA WIN shall then he done on
earth. even II IL done In Heaven.
Thus We s,a the fnllhcy Of the cir
slc reasoning ~ those who would Judge
Tho Lord merely by their own wenk-
uosacr. nn1 net by Ills Word. How
Grand IL lll' view presented In the
Hrfipiurrn How wonderful the Divine
Character o.. resented In the Divine
| Plan ~ li.lHn salvation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-16

ChurrhS resurrection from human ma
ture 10 the Divine nature, from weak
ness to power. dlshonor 10 glory, from
an animal body to "A spiritual body
will be a stupendous expression Of Di
vine Power. And the fact that the
mental powers memory, character
will be carried over Is beyond our com
prehensiOn
Then comes the resurrection OF the
world We are not TO think of the
resurrection Of the bodies tnat have
fallen into dust MS the Bible mentions
nothing OF the kind. and resurrection
involves no such absurdities. But
what the Bible does propose for the
world. us well as for the Church is the
resurrection Of the soul, OF the being,
of the intelligence. The Apostle eN-
plains that God win give 20 each a
body as 1t pleases Him. The bodies
provided for the Church will be OF the
! spirit kind
The bodies provided for the world
will be Of the flesh kind Wonderful
as this is. Il is not all; for the human
/ bodies that are TO he restored thus by
! pivine Power will be the exact c0nn-
tcrpart of the present bodies repre-
senting the same memory, mind, WILL
/ Thus each win know himself, and Will
know the others with whom he was
acquainted IN the present life. How
wonderful. how stupendous. how un-
bclleyable, except as we are able by
faith to grasp the fact OF our own III
tlencss and the Divine greatness.
True. as ,Ee Apostle tells us, not all
men have this faith-not nll men are
able 10 believe what the Bible 50 clear
| " sets forth They stagger Mt the
great proposition. Bat their shggcr
Ing and mhelcr will not change the
fncts. Gods Wisdom and Power VIII
continue to operate Notwithstanding
our imbccllltlcs Those who cannot
exercise faith cannot belong 10 tie
Church cl1as. called durluE the present
time; for with this ciuss faith II n par
amount requirement
Foolish lnoredulity-Wise Faith
How strange II seems lhnl nearly
every body can be crcdu..u- of non
sense. while only few comparatively.
can have fulih W. the truo r"nllilcs of
the Divine proinlsca' Tor instnnc".
how few seem nh'c Ia believe IN the
Power ~ Gpd na respect. fcsutrr
ton ~ ihr dead un lho contrary. hog
many 'nn ha Ht'1nlpuf enough Ia ~"
licye tlnl tlr d'fd pro not lend even
when ihtV r'a iIrm ~ be- dead nnd
their s'i.rf domptaltnin tint fnil
i'ndoi lhr drlnrinu ~ rnian. mnn
Kind hH'n rniun tp naRlnr hnlls nnd
pufrhioiirt lbd Ia bniints ~ lhrm
lslih0uriI thef ~ noi hHs. e'rn ~.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-16
COURT NO TIES

JUST ONE MARRIAGE license
was issued yesterday boy the clerk Of
the county court. to the following
couple. John J.. X. Lawson, 80, and
Mrs. Florence q. Pierce, a, both of
Usage.
BAT BASIEARS, negro, arrested
i'm Muskogee, who was wanted here
ON a charge of grand larceny was
brought back yesterday 10y Deputy
sheriff Tom lllggcns. Bashcar was
charged with finding check for $25,
forgtug an endorsement and securing
the cash.
-.
YESTERDAY was divorce day i'm
the superior court but only one case
was heard William F'arrInger was
granted divorce from his wife,
Edith Farriugpr on the grounds of
doscrtiou.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-16

when we think of the retirement
of Jesse Dunn and his removal from
the state we are inclined 90 tho be
lief that the state could have better
SHARED better man For though
he made mo- great pretensions. no
claims "a glory or the appurtenances
of glory. though he modestly refrain
ed from the assumption Of that which
was his due the people of the state
recognized IN Jesse Dunn one of the
characters who made Oklahoma.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-16

.Niy brand of cigarettes is selling
yer, we'll"
"raudor however. compols me 20
tell YOU that sou could improve it
old man"
81 don't want to improve g. That
brand IS so bad that people are
using it TO break of on
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-16

"Whats this Jar u CrCIm Uhccsl
doing on my desk '"
o. Thought that Jar belonged to
Your desk. Gee whizz' ] must have
spread the sandwiches last night
with library paste"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-16

"You must have had Some stronf
inspiration when YOU wrote this
poem
Verify" said tho poet. II had
"And what was IT, may ! ask -
"A disposscoss notice"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-16

Faye Ethyl Womhat has Joined n
movement 10 hc1utify the home.
Heauufying the home with Fave
Ethyl. however. merely means a new
set OF uuns.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-16

]
"Be fruitful aud multiply aud hl the
earth" with your posterlty, aud sub
due the earth as yc have need Of II
| Az your p0stcrity increases, extend the
bounds Of Eden, uutil II viii ncIuda
/ Tle whole earth
/ Rut that the llfe was tentative one,
| q conditional one, Is Indicated by the
threat lhut disco, 'lcnre would brlns
death the cessation & IN" Thus
when the s,n had been committed, GOD
declared. "Accursrl is The ground for
Thy sake IN the sweat OF Thy fHro
shalt thou eat bread, uniil thou return
10 the ground for dust thou ART, ANA
unto dust shalt thou mu"-Gcnes.-
8I7, ~.
The whole world knew lhut 1t was
dying, aud not even a suggestion ~ a
reversal Of the curse wns made up 10
the time Of Abraham Them for the
FIRST time, cod declared II His purpose
10 bloss all the families Of the carih,
which implied the rolling away of the
curse This blessing the rolling away
Of the curse, was 10 come through
| Ahlahams Seed In thee and In thy
Seed Shall all the families Of the earth
be blessed. ST. Paul declares that
this seed is The Christ Jesus the
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inns s'Nl'Il'ul !" A","n""' was '''"'
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matter Clearly 4o' ""'u anu Si,' PV,,
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. pIisl'u luI"uEh '',"S' l"'l' ''"H
years "Ii'r 'h' JUL lle ''''H W."
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Ilsllt lhro''Sh Ih' "oNpe'-- 'u'' ; ~
No" we may see '''' '"'S '"li''9e VI
lmhorIa'I'y' u'''"''7'u'Sa' "''',' l'o0l
existence Is very u'u'" t'"""', Un'
lNIh we ever Sui,P"Seu' ''''"'' ,"','
is qu'IN oI ne ""''n '"uN i"' -
possessed oIiIy 10y J'ho'"n N"u anu ~
His SON. our LORD Jesus 'n,'SI No'"
ing u the scriptures 'lo',''v' '"'
even the ""R''9 l'oS''s' "'"'" ,''""'
bodl'S On ln' 'oi'''''!' '"' '''o''
tea'n'S 'i''' N"'a"' o"c III nv ,''
ulRHeNt ""H''S ~ " ,''''S'.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-16
AZ Wo Nov Sober Up.

AZ Wo Now SOBER Up
This Bible presentation Of the matter
that Gods proposition is life or
death-wr are beginning 10 see IS most
reasonable, most logical Furthermore.
His proposition is that when His Plan
will have been completed, none shal,
have life at all who viii not have II In
perfection. He desires not 10 have
mental, moral and physical crlpplcS
and degencrates In Ills Kingdom. liz
will give al the fullest opportunity fol
recovery through The Redeemer and
the Messianic Kingdom. All who vii
not be obedlent 10 the Divine arrango
ment will be eycrlastingly destroyed
as ihorns aud thistles are destroyed
and as uncomfortable wild beasts are
DESTROYED. This Is The Divine Word on
the subject Peter 2:l2; Isaiah 3SI2
Thus eventually God will have Il
elem universe m which His VIII shG
be done on earth even rs now II Is done
In Heaven Eventually every kuc
will bow, and no one need any lougH
say. Know thou the Lord; for al.
shall know Him. and love Him, too
Then the darkness, Ignorance. supe.
siton. which has blinded us will bc
past Then our great Creator will bv
seen 10 be our very best Friend. the
Father uf Mprclrg. the God of ull
Grace. Perhaps. indeed. We shall loY,
righteousness md appreciate our GOD
all the more because OF the previous
ISLANDERS Of the Adversary. which for
COCO years have mlsreptcscntcd Hin
Undoubtedly the Divine Wisdom.
Justice. Love ana Power will be more
clearly seen by both angels and men
ns the result of tho Divine permls
rlon Of the reign of Sin and DEATH
without this permission Of sin We
would never realize the absolute jus
tlce " God In allowing our race to ~
down into death and In resculng III IN
SO wondcElul manuer-hy the send
ing OF His Sou tO die for us. paying
the Redemption price NJ Ada ms penal
". owing. thou shalt die" We never
would have seen so clearly the hclsl
OF Divine Wisdom. nor the depths Of
Divine Love.
Even the Power OF God. manifested
IN the wonderful display IN the henv
ems every night Is more wonderfully
shown hv reason nf the rermissinr
Of sin. Even the Wisdom and fc~ss
OF God shown forth In the human or
gnnlsm will he ndded 10 by reason u
the permission OF sin How ~. II II
asked We reply that Gods great
wisdc,u and Power will be- manifested
In the resurrection ~ the dead The
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-08-16

The nil,lc Zoe ird,arl hold out for
thr Ci.U-ch .ir bone of Immortality:
brit II IS only "a hprc. not already q
posse, sion Nigr vas not created m
,as slitieily luinortai The life tivrn
Gin VFs only q, arc. = ht
would use II in ha~l.uiiy WIFI nis Gre
stors tommanGs, lac might enjoy II
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-23
ONE KILLED AS RESULT
OF DUEL IN THE DARK
CONSTABLE Is BADLY HURT AND
MAY DIE FROM RESULT OF
HIS WOUND. tas

LEWISTON. Mont. Oct 2S.-As
the result of a pistol duel in the dark
over a plowed field. Constable A. b.
Cheney of Denton. Montana, shot and
killed Stanley b. Scofield. aged %, a
young homesteader from Tropico,
California. and was himself shot and
probably fatally wounded by Scofield
The tragedy prevented a worse one
as Scofield was waiting, the authori-
ties say. to kill his former sweet
heart. Miss Hazel Wright of Denton
and James Johnson. farmer, after
which he planned to kill himself.
Scofield showed no ill-feeling over
his rejection by Miss Wright until
he went to the Johnston farm two
miles north of Denton. Mrs. John
ston being his aunt. When Johnston
opened the door Scofield asked him
to step out. As he did so, Scofield
jumped between him ana the door
and covering him with revolver or
dered him to get out his automobile.
Scofield told Johnson to get in. drive
to Denton. get Miss Wright and drive
back in hurry. He thoroughly
cowed the farmed by saying he in.
tended TO kill Miss Wright on her ar
rival and intended to inflict the same
penalty on Johnston.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-23
FIVE ARE KILLED WHEN
Z TRAINS MEET HEADON
CREWS BURIED IN MASS OF
WRECkAGE WHEN FREIGHT
CARS PILE UP.

NORTH BAY. Ont. oct. 2S.-Five
persons We're killed ana seven injured
on the main line of the Canadian Pa,
cific near Weyland station west Of
Chahelant when a work train return
ing to a gravel pit collided headon
with an east bound freight, Engines
and cars We're piled up in a mass Of
wreCkage In which the crews of both
trains were buried. The accident ap-
parently was caused by misunder-
standing of signals on the part Of the
work train crew the approach Of the
second section of the freight train be,
ing overlooked after the first section
had passed The dead are conductor
II. Cummins of the freight train
Brakeman A Bource; steam shovel
engineer J. Rattrie and two laborers