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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-30
Newspaper Claims Population
Have Been Getting Bitters
BY Drugstore Route; Judge
Richardson Recognizes Pro-
hibition Party in Granting
Mandamus.


hihitionists IN Roswell have been rec-
O9niaed rs a political party b. action
~ Judge O. A. Richardson m mo dis
trict court last night IN authoriking
the placine ~ a "dry' representative
on cach registration board 90 register
votes for tho wet-and-dry election 20
be held on July rs. Tae court after
hearing arguments made4a temporary
writ OF mandamua permanent 10 this
effect Tho district court room was
packed during tho hearing and tho
"dryan are iuhllant over tho outcome.
Heretofore representatives OF only che
Democratic and Republican parlien
have been named ON the boards.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-30

a world-famous musician. Il " said.
has been secured aud Miss Mabel
Stevens Iiimoe and Mr.. stanley seder
VIII participate. The girl scouts
VIII give demonstrations OF their
work
Mrs. Alice Hubbard, wife ~ FL
bert Hubbard, has accepted posi-
ton on the national council OF Girl
Scouts ~ America.
Rev. T.. Cady Marsh. 81 Upper
Marlboro. Md, who has attempted to
found separate girl scouts orEnni-
zation. has come in on the existing
organization Il n announced.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-30
COLORADO SPRINGS
TO WELCOME TURNER'S


NAA NfINANtIA WIN W ANNhNaAAAI atNt AAeNNs y
Colorado springs. June 30.---Colo-
RADIO springs has made elaborate
preparations ga welcome the dele
gates 60 the turnver~ln who have
been meeting in Denver. Tie black.
red and gold Of the turner's may he
seen on every hand and a joint COM
msttce from the chamber Of com
merce and the Colorado Springs
Boosters association IL meeting all
visitors upon their arrival in the
city More than 500 members % the
association reached hers ON morning
trains.
Hikes have heen arranged for
"Wednesday through North and south
Cheyenne canyons and 10 the Garden
OF the Gods ana ON Thursday the
visitors will walk g. the summit Of
Pixies Peak, whore they viii spend
the night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-30

Chicago. June 3O.--Johnny Coulon,
bnntumwcight champion Of the
world. was taken TO IA hospital today
suffering from severe stomach truu-
Bile, u il said that the battering he
received In his battle with frankie
Burns at Kenosho last week aggra-
waited his illness. the exact nature Of
which has not been ascertalned.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-30

Colorado SPRINGS Jupe a.
Adolph WI AleIater, aged IS. Al en,*
pioye or lhn Colder Cynlo min n&nr
Colorado city. wAs snfiotntrd III an
ore bin carly this morning Viz TN
into tho bin and hls plsahv waN not
dlaeovered until settfai toms dg owe
had been ~ IN % tor q him
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-30
rnhorcr- KlIIcl hy rraIn.

Dubuque. Iowa, June Sc -Four
Italian laborers were Instantly killed
by a scuthbound Burlington passen
ger train three miles north Of Fast
Dubuque shortly before noon today
The men We're members of a gang
laying new track. When the train
approached they apparently hecnm,
confused ana stepped directly IN
front of the engine. The bodies were
horribly mnngled.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-30
RIVAL OF
METHUSELAH
IS DEAD
Oriental Physician Passes
Away at Ellis Island at
Ripe Age of One Hundred
and Fifty.
(By Lcased wire TO Evening IIeraId. J

NV lUTkt JWNt dW.1" DIT, tNu
Choy. late of China and Cubn, died
at the ELLIS Island immigration sta
tlon today in his hundred and fifiieth
year. with party of Chinese he
was en- route TO Canada under bond.
having arrived yesterday from Ha-
yana. lie became suddenly an last
night.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-06-30
GREEKS DRIVEN OFF
AFTER BURNING VILLAGE

Sofia, June a0.-- More fighting oc-
Cured between the Greek and Bull
garian troops today some distance
east 81 Saionika. According to the
Bulgarian account. the Greek soldiers
tried TO cut the Bulgarian commune
cation along the railroad from Serres
10 Drama, but we're driven off by the
Bulgarians after they had burned a
village.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-17

Washington stands first IN lumber
production With Louisiana second.
It Is said that 90.100.010 broom han
dies ar used annually IN the United
States. one for each man. womaE and
child.
The lands burned over during the
terrible fires On the Idaho national for
eaIa in 1910 are nov largely covered
with thick growth Of young tree
seedlings BY natural reseeding.
Manufacturers Of artificial llmbE are
seeking substitutes for English willow.
used because Of 1t combined light
ness and strength. Il Il claimed Ihat
the Port Oxford cedar of Tie Pacific
coast vii prove equally serYieeable.
IN the open yellow pine forests Of
Washington and Oregon i eollapaIble
pIoW Is being used IN digging fire lines
10 stop surface fires. The ploH can
be dlsmantled aud folded into a COM
pact form. 80 that Il can be packed On
horseback and weighs only II pounds.
When IN Use one man with horse ean
do the work Of ID or more men work
Ing With ahoYeIs.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-17
mEDF0RD.

News has been somewhat limited
the past few weeks. but we will send
IN few Items this week
The protracted services at Stone
Chapel closed on Sunday night
last with three conversions. and the
same we're taken IN on probation.
The Stone Chapel Sunday school
will hold its annual oyster super on
Saturday evening. October Is. 4
good share Of the public patronage Is
solicited.
The tomato crop which vas sup
posed to be seriously injured by the
hail storms, will be much larger than
was anticipated.
4 new family has moved In 1ur
town. and there Is still another house
not occupied.
Ralph Smith. who was recently
kicked in the stomach by 4 horse. Il
getting along AZ well az can be ex-
pected
The Medford Grange will meet Oh
"Wednesday evening. October 18th. 4
full attendance Il desired.
Our farmers are busy sowing wheat
this week.
The Democrats certainly have 4
fine Set Of candidates for election thlE
Fall, and they well deserve the party +
support at the election
William Iepp. wife and daughter
Of Westminster. spent Sunday With
Ira Eng1ar and family
John Gassell and wife. Of vest
minister spent Sunday Inst At Harvey
Dnglar'a.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-17
DEFERRED LOCAL.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
5IIAIGHT..

We would call the attention of Ihe
County Commissioners to the unsafe
condition Of the bridge over Dleta
branch, near Morgan Run. As MT
Henry Nichols passed over this struc-
ture few days ago, with his thresh-
Ing outfit several Of the blanks were
broken. nearly precIpitatIng the sepa-
rator AS Mr.. Nichols has several
Jobs of saving shingles here this fall
and will have to cross this bridge
again. we Issue this wornlng.
Rev. NJ. D. Mitchell, presiding elder
of Baltimore district, filed the publ.
at New Oakland last Sunday In the
place of Rev. g. Il. Fielding. who had
two funerals to conduct at two OF his
other appointments.
1t Is gratifying to the many friends
of Mrs. Robert Lea to know that she
Is much improved from the operation
recently performed at a Baltimore
Hospital, for eaneerous growth.
We are very sorry to learn of the
accident which happened to Mr.. ]. o.
Deyries, by mule falling on him. and
we hope nothing serious will result.
And we express our sincere sympathy
to him and family by reason of the
illness of his wife from typhoid fever.
and hope she may speedily recover.
Mrs. Ella Ware, of near North
Branch, Is visiting friends IN BaIlI-
more this week.
The Epworth League Of New Oak
land Is in q fiourishing condition and
Is power for good In this community.
II we are to Judge by the interest
manifested by the young people who
come from far and near All are
cordially welcome.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-17
Talking and Singing Pictures

The premiere public performance
Of George 4. Nebb.a electrical talk
Ing and singing moying=picture Wa
given Monday night At AlbanEh,s
Theater. Baltimore. before large
and fashionable audience. Il II HaId
by experts who witnessed Mr.. Nebb.s
pictures thai he has given f. the
world the greatest invention known
since the telephone and monograph.
With but a few minor mishaps the
performance vas sueeEHs. II times
the audience was held gnell-bonnd.
Mr. Webb. through his invention
makes those in the pictures I've and
speak and when they SANG 10 The
accompaniment Of m orchestra. It
was hard for the audience To realize
that the actors shown IN the pictures
were mt actually present. Mr.
Webb has also opened up 4 field IN
which the possibilities are unlimited
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-17
CHAPTER -

~ ACT 10 amend aszIIoa : q Article
). tie attorney General I'D HIH##z -
tofnsg@ q lhs gaHzIItnfIen q ~ sat.
nd % provide 10 he subnizaIsn q I'D
amendment n lie qualified TaI@TH If IL
HiaIs for adoption a. Rejection
SECTION | lie i enacted - IL In
nTHl Assembly ~ Maryland tire nIIUH II
I'll members u szra 81 IL - houses saHs
euHTIuEI. THHf IHa following zzz=IIaH Is
I'd he zzluz = HaHsbI HHapa=zd -
Attorney General nd states Attorney
Of he Constitution 81 IL sEzIs. nd II
saontsd - lie lsEzl 1azlIasd zsIsTz Iazfz
=apsIzsds I'D atzad = he Flzss - =
zIzzd 81 zs=IIau : n I'D Article II he
CONSULTATION u HzIIIaHd.
= The stairs ATTORNEY zHzI perform
zHEH HHIIsz ID HsH#IHs 80 r. al Hamz
missions - zAIaHY. NJ saassdIHE IHTas
tHunzHH1 IalIHFzs - HHH ~ 81 ~ a#IH
aftsf he nIszsIIhsd y a.. I'D Il -
stairs Attorney HHHII TszsIHs - HIHHT f.
- TsHHnI iH#H zaz=H = ~ - n
IuHHd IL -. be zHaII. n EaHHIEzIaH IHHnns
81. Be E=.aze1 fHam aIIIaa. provided. III
Iun HIaIHz AIIuEHHI - HzII#HuFs III
zHaII fsEHIIs ~ zHHna zHIaTy II III
fur HUNDRED dollars and zHaII Hasa raHHT
II HnnoInI ~ deputy II IN HHHHHI zzI#II
nj exceeding Taaf thousand dollars nd
zuEH afHHT HzzIzIaHIz n zaEH annual 81
afI.H naI as..zzIHE I.anIY II hundred
dollars sHrHs - IHH supreme HsHHH af
Iz.IlaeH = - aHzHaTIzs - =.
HHaTs. ell aI I'D salaries u be I'd 81
II lie f. 81 he I'D zIHIHH Attorney :
aITIss - Haz heretofore I'm nTHEIIn.1
-. : An1 Hs i further eH#sIsd b
: lie authority Aforesaid. THzI IL I'D TafH=
going HEZIIun hereby proposed IS -
amendment - lie Constitution shall II he
net election faF members of h aHnszHI
Assembly u IHIz Sale. Ia - held % IL
IuH#ua4 III HII.I Ins fri Monday n
+ tie month af November, nineteen hundred
ID thirteen IIHIzI. b submitted u he
+ IeEHI nd qualified HaIHHH IHHT.of TaT IHHIT
adoption 81 HEIE=IIau. n pursuance n IHs
directions contained "a Article !. 81 h
Constitution uT IN HIHIH. nd n he I'D
slsEIIan Tn TuIn u aid PROPOSED zmEH1
IHHnI n he Constitution HHHII Re H. hzI=
J lot. nd upon HHeH ballot IHans HHHII =
written o. printed lie saTdH *IsT EaHz
HIIIuII0uHI Amendment II Against
! Constitutional Amendment - to %
EIHed Ii a. ID Immediately afIsH I'D
sIH9IIaa due rHInTn# HHHII Il made u h
Governor n lie HaIH IaF I'd against ID
; proposed amendment - 1IHHzI.I - II
I'D Article Il 81 Ii I'D Constitution
Approved AnHII Il. IaIz.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-17
PROCLAMATION
Proposed Amendments 10 the
Constitution Of Maryland.

WHEREAS. 1t the January seasisn Of
N the year Of our Lord one thousand nine
and Tsss As o section
Article 1; Section q Of Article }. Section
2 Of Article 3; Section Of Article D;
s sesas q Of s. Aftse nd sddns
Consultation Of this state, which said acts
are In the following words. to nit:
CHAPTER ga.
An act t. propose N amendment to
Article Of the Constitution Of thu State
By adding new Section. to be knoHn -
said amendment to the qualified voters Of
this State for adoption or rejection.
a. SECTION y 1 enacted b The asa
Of all the members Of each Of he l~o
Houses conenrrlngl.. That the following
new section be and tho same l. hareby
title legislative Department Of the
Constitution Of thIz State the same to be
inserted altar Section 10 and to be mum.
z9A soi sna ADOPTED b. the sgy
ed. said section shall become q part Of
Article Of the Constitution Of Nary
land.
40A. The General Assembly shall enact
10 law authorizing private property 10 be
taken for public use without Just eompan=
sation. 10 be agreed upon between the par.
ties or awarded By Jury. being draI paid
or rendered to the party entitled to zucn
compensation. but where such property il
situated IN Baltimore CIIY and Il deHlred
by this State or By The Mayor and City
Council Of Baltimore, the General Assem-
bly, may provide for the appointment Of
appraisers b. ! Court Of Record 10 value
such property, aud that. upon payment Of
the amount Of such valuation to the .larIy
entitled 10 compensation. or Into Court
and securing the payment Of any further
sum that mHy be awarded By q jury, such
property mHy be taken
SIC. :. And be It further enacted By
the authority Aforesaid. That the azid
aforegoing section, hereby proposed n m
amendment 10 the Consultation. ahail be
IT the nett ensuing general election. 10 be
held On Tuesday nezI afIeT The nrat Mon.
daY IN Ihe month Of November. 1913. be
submitted TO the legaI and qualified voters
thereof, for their adoption Or rejection.
IN pursuance Of The directions contained IN
Article i Of The Constitution Of thu State.
md at tn aald election the Yota on zaId
proposed amendment 10 the Constitution
shall he by ballot. md upon each ballot
there EhalI be written or printed the
words For The Constitutional Amend
meut.. md Against the Constitutional
Amendment. ~ nov provided By INV
md Immediately after Haid eleefinu due
returns zHHIl be maIs In liz Governor NJ
tie vote for aud against sHId proposed
amendment ~ directed b. HHId Article i
u lie Constitution
Approved April 8 d.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-17
.nIlroved.priI1.1o1e.

Nov, Therefore. I. Phillips Lee 1oldH.
borough. Governor n tie State oT MaTz-
Ian1, IN PURSUANCE of Section !. Of Article
Il Of the Constitution of the Stale d MHTy-
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-17

Remember the name-Doans-a
take no other.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-17

For sale By al dealers. Price III
cents. Fo9Ier-MIlburn Co. Buffalo.
Eev York. sole agents for the Unit
ed States
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-17

Jesse stultz, Pennsylvania Ave,
Westminster, Nd, says: For some
time I suffered from disordered kid
neya. Ny back aehed. I had pains IN
my sides and was caused annoyance
BY irregular passages Of the kidney
seeretIona. Hearing about Doan's
Kidney Pills. ! procured a supply At
Moorea Drug Store and began using
them. They helped me At once and !
continued taking them until felt bet
ter IN every way
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1913-10-17
CHAPTER

- AT n amend section ; Of Article :
aI Tie Constitution a1 tn stat al u
provide for the submission Of aid amend.
aIsuI II The qualified EofsHz II tn state
- adoption d HaIHEII9H
HEEIIuk l lie Il EHa9IeI = IL UHHz
eHal Assembly n Marlin IhTss MIN aI
~ IL members elected u ezeh 81 lie
houses eaueuFHIuE. III lie following
HaefInn Hs I'D lie HHInH Z hHfsnY nraz
pod n N amendment Ia AHEIels D q
Ils Constitution of III STATE sHdz Il
adopted, b. he IsgHI aud qualified voters
Thereof h herein I'D y IA provided. Il
snail znpsrzeIa Section J Of aid Article.
81 ; II HnaI ne ne uuIE uT lie A.
Infnsy GENERAL 10 prosecute aud defend On
N narI uf lie HIHIs al aazHH which II
lie time Of hIa appointment and anall.
hEatIou md which thereafter NJ be Dc
pending IN lie Court n Appeals. Or IN IHs
/ supreme Court Of the United aIutea. b Of
HEHInsI IHH HIaIH. ur Wherein lie state
my ba interested. md h HhHll Esa HI
upInInn IN xrIIInE whenever required b
i lie General Assembly q either branch
thereof. the Governor. Tie Comptroller n
he Treasury. a. NJ stairs Attorney. N
/ fore them OF either of them. aud HneH
required IL lie Governor or General A.
HamhIy he shall I'D ~ States Attorney
IN nrozaenIlaE M mi Of acton nIonEh.
] b he Stale IN M Court Of Tie Stale. and
/ he HhaII commence anu prosecute Of Dr.
| InnH m HnII Or He.Inn IN ~ 81 IL HHla
courts. On lie nafI If he sIaIs. xnlen he
General Assembly Or he uofsTnoT, aefInE
according IN Inv. HhHll direct n be eam=
mnnren. prosecuted or defended. au1 h
] shall have and perform Hnen other duties
UuI EIHI unnoIuI such number n uHnuz
| ties nH assistants n IhH General ASSEMBLY
my run Tine 10 lime u Nv prescribe
md lie zhaIl feeeIse for hlH services n
annual aHIafY Of Ihres thousand 1allara
or aneH annual zHlaHs u lie General -
| EemhIf NM ITom time 10 Time - In pre-
| H.rlIa: hui he HHall not be entitled % r.
eeIYe my feez. nenanIHlIea Or rewards
! whatever n addition II Tie HaIarY aI0Ees
| said fur lie performance Of M official
duty. H0F HIaII lie Governor employ N
additional counsel N my TaHe whatever
unless authorized by the General AHHsm.
by.
| &c. ?. aud be i further enacted. TN
the foregoing section, hereby proposed .
IN amendment - IHH Constitution Of hi
State. HHnII be. aI tie nexI general elseIInI
for members Of tie General Assembly. 4
he held In this sIaIe. submitted II II.
leEaI aud qualified voters thereof for IneIl
adoption or rejection. N nuEHuanse Of II
directions contained IN Article II If III
Constitution. md n saId election IL
Y0Is on snId proposed amendment Hhall .
Iy ballot aud upon each ballot there I'M
he printed lie words For he solzIIIu
Iional Amendment. aud Against the Con
HIIIuIInnaI Amendment n noH nTaserIn
ed ~ Iau. anI Immediately aIIer aaIl
election due returns shall be made % III
Governor Of the vote for and against al
proposed amendment, n directed b n
anId fourteenth Article d the lunHIIIn
ton.
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land. DC hereby order and direct that :
copy Of each Of said Acts proposing saId
amendments md additional section 10 the
Constitution o. Maryland. be published IN
It lest 1Ee newspapers IN each Of the
counties Of the State nd In three news
paper. published IN the City Of baltimore,
one Of which newspapers. IN the cIIY Of
baltimore. shall be published In the Ger.
man language. once week for NJ IenHf
three months nexI preceding the next
General Election. which election vii be
held on Tuesday. November /. IDI3 aud
1T which election the said above proposed
amendments and additional section 10 iIte
Constitution shall he submitted. In the
form nd manner prescribed By the Cen
eTal Assembly. to The Iegal md qualified
voters Of the Stale. for their adoption or
reIacIIon.
1IYen under ny hand ana the
Great seHl Of the State Of
Great ssal Maryland. Done IT the City
Of MarIiaad Of Annapolis. on this 18th
day Of July. In the year Of
oar Lord. one thousand
nine hundred md thirteen.
PHILLIPS LII 6oLDsn0RouaH.
D. the Governor.
ROBERT 7. GRAHAM.
Secretary oT stHIe.
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~ 81 II amend Section = Of Article
IL lie Legislative Department. NJ tie
fof he submission u I'D amendment 10
lie Qualified fatHFH 81 fnIz STATE for HH9u=
lion OF rejection
SECTION / lie II enacted b. Tie 1aH=
sraI Assembly ~ Maryland IIHrsa. fTlhz o.
ii he members Of sHaH Of he mo lonzsz
|HoneuffInE1. TINT Ihs following section be
aud The same i hereby proposed az N
amendment II seaIIan = uf Article II.
title Legislative Department Of Tie Con-
zIltuIIon aI IHIa HIHIe. aud Il adopted ~
The legal aud qualified EnIeHH thereof -
herein provided. Il shall HuusfHsaa HHd
zlaH1 III lie nIass ND zIead 81 Section =
n I'D Article II
ST = ~ III my originate n
eIInsr IIonHa u he General Assembly aud
be altered. amended Of rejected ~ IL
otHHf III ~ bill shall originate IN either
House during he IHHI len aHJH uf he
session. unless to IhIHdH Of tie aHa11sHz
eleelad IIlsfsIo shall determine b. yea
aud naYa. npf zaaiI my bill heroine = lzH
until Il he rad u tire Different dzIH q
lie zszzIon N HHs1 IIaaza. uaIHzz IHo=
thirds u lie members elected u lie .zuuHs
where such Ill Il pending zHzIi % 1sIHT=
mine b Ieaz and my, nd 10 bill shall
be read lind lime auIII 4 zaalI uzHs
been actually enEfozzsd % printed for ;
Sc ;. aud be Il further enacted ~
Ia authority aforesaid. THHI he HfuH.z
amendment 10 lie Constitution Of IHIz
State shall Be n tie nszt general els=Ilsn
for members of lie General Assembly q
Maryland. 10 b he'd IN IL HiHlH= sub
Untitled 10 the IsHaI aud qualified xutaTz
thereof IuT tHeIf Adoption ur rebellion. II
pursuance Of tie dIfseGIoHz contained IN
Article KY NJ tie Constitution u III
Stale ~ n aid zsusHai sInzIIpn Iae
kuIs N IL zaLd proposal udnzaI
alHII He - HaIIul. nd MN sagH HallaI
IIHHa zHHII ns printed Ii EuHaz III lie
Constitutional Amendment I'D AEaIuHi
III. constitutional AlasaIMsuI. - ~
prescribed II N. I'D Immediately afIHg
| aid election 1ne returns shall be made q
/ the Governor Of In foIs foT aud aEaIuai
/ The proposed amendment. - directed -
| said Article Ky Of lie Constitution.
proved AurIi :. IgIz
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No Time Wasted
Prompt Action i Pleasing ManY
Westminster Citizens.

Westminster Citizens.
Get down to the cause Of every
thing.
Bad backs are frequently caused BY
weak kidneys.
Help the kidneys to get rid Of kid
ney baeKache.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for the kid
neyg only.
No time wasted trying to cure other
troubles.
Westminster people endorse their
merit.
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scrlbed b. Iau. and Immediately after said
election. due returns shall be made % I1e
Governor Of the voIe for md against saI1
proposed amendment - directed D. I'D
Article Il Of the Constitution.
Approved April 5. 1912.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-01
Another War
In Prospect
SERIOUS TROUBLE MAY OCCUR
BETWEEN TURKEY AND
RUSSIA OVER DEATH -

LONDON, Dec. 1.-DispatchcH
from Constantinnplc report trouble
between Turkey and Russia over the
reported suicide in prison at Con
stantinoplc of Kavakli MustaplIa,
who was sentenced to death for thc
murder last summer of Schefkct Pa
sha. grand vizicr and minister of
war. Kavakli was seatcnccd while
still at large, but lie was arrested Il
week ago aboard Russian steamer
on the representation Of the Turkish
police that he was a common MUIR
dcrGT.
The Russian authorities, when
they learned that Kavakli was want
ed for a political crime, demanded
his prompt rGlease.s This Turkey
refused and again sentenced him to
death at new cour martial.
The story of his suicide is not be-
licvcd. 1t is supposed he succumb-
cd as Il result of police methods, tax
en- to extort information regarding
the doing of Prince Sahahcdinc, chief
Of the Young Turks party, and other
opponents of the present Turkish re-
gimC.
Russia. it was stated. will demand
the fullest satisfaction.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1913-12-01
Wilson qCzar,
Says Cannon
DECLARES HE WILL FAIL II
1916 IT PROSPERITY DOES
NOT COME.

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.--"Thcy said
was a car when was in the speak,
cr's chair at Washington, but Wood
row Wilson can give mC cards anC
spades In that line" Uncle joe
Cannon declared AT the Illinois ST
Andrews SUcicty.
"lIuc he Is your President and N!
President" the former speaker con
tinucd, land If he should be mis-
taken in his ideals and methods, ant
In the future fails to give us th'
prosperity promised, nc will fail In
1916, for our fathers so made it that
we can reverse the engine When
things do not go right"
Mr.. Cannon responded to toast
"Thc Land VIC Live In.N He sale
Immigration should be made casiel
by the removal of restrictions.
others who responded to toast'
were Duncan Machines of New York
Duncan Marshall, minister of agri
culture, Edmonton, Canada, ant
President Edmund james Of the un
iverslty Of Illinois.
Each Of the 1900 guests wore
sprig Of heather sent from Ski9I
Castle by Andrew Carnegie.