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Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-12
0infes ltftr Der Y,er wie0er TIT
Sfiib Der Senti9en.

iuerben Jest BON ben Siirfen beiett.
Cine tiirfiiG)e ,Slutte nerfulgte bic
rniiii6em Sfiffe, uel6e an Der guu-
barSiernng BON &pslu am S6marsem
Wteer teilnabmen, aber bic Gunen
entfamen i'm 9teo
Sari 6ou II. 9tob. lleber
Eetroerao uno 9onoon. &uiiiIde
Sol0nten grrben nube @ari6uu
oeltide Nal6ineneenebre. &leinge-
Dcbre uno 0flmition aus. Die bon
Den beliti6en Srlippen auf ben
Sdla6tfeloern pergroben tpurben.
3ie @roe muroe oariiber 10 alifge-
idi6tet, ols OF 2eihen bergroben
iporben mGren. Man glaubt bier, baB
Die 0eltti6en oieie @nffen bel einem
~'riffe auf 8nri9au beniisen noa-
ten.
onoon, 12. Hop. SSn Der 9obbp
0es Sallies Der 8emeinen 5irfulierte
beiIte oas @eriift, baB brei beutite
9reu5er I'M Yo5ifiihen O5enn ON ei.
nem nod niht befannten Srte gum
Sinfen gebra6t pnrben m6ren. Cine
8eltGtigung bes @erilGtes NOR iebod)
ni6t erbaltlidl.
so BON. IL. Nob. Cine Mn1Iter-
banner Gepei6e on Die Central Herps
iagt:
Ser Safer bot angeoronet, ooB
alle Wobameoaner BON oen alliierten
Slrmeen, Die BON ben Oeliti6en 5u
@efangenen gemaht niiroen. nod
&onltantinopeI geianot tpiiroen, I'M
in Der tiirfiid]en Arnlee 3u 6ienen.
Gin Seleeramm ans 8ufareit.. <.
manien, faet. oaB Salil 8ep. Onfel
BON @nuer9ep, Der Siibrer DER Sung
tiirfen, bort i'm Sntereiie Der 3iirfei
5u eineru Spe5ialmiiiion eingetrof-
fen lit.
Reims, 6ranfreif), IL. Ion
lleber Taris. Gin oeltif)es @eI6oB
erplooierte eeltern in Der StraBe ge.
genitbcr Dem amerifaniiden 9oniu-
LAT. 9ie 5rpnt oes Gebauoes puroe
ourhlo6ert. o6er ipcoer oas amerifa.
nii6e S6ilo nod Die Slagge auf bem
&oniulat beibGoigt. Ssn ben lesten
ieds @ohen iinb beutite 9ei9oiie
5u tauien0en in oieies 8iertel Der
StaOt gefnIlen. ober es lit gum er.
item @al, oaB 6as &oniulat getroffen
puroe. @iliam SarieG. Der &on-
iul, bate auf @efebl oes 9otldafters
Serrid Dor orei @o6en &elirs ber-
Ialien ilno oos 8ebduoe lit oaber leer
'Sopeit befannt, bdlt lib fein Imeri-
faner III &eims auf.
2onoon. II. 9top. Ger Opti-
nisnIs, Der in Der leeten @ode lih
in Gnglano brett ma6te, muroe beiite
ourd] Die gfn6rid)ten BON Der Be
ieeuna Tirnutoe's ourh ole 9eiit-
ihen imb ourh Die erneuerte 8efa5r
Ieitens oeuti6er llnterleeboote tart
ooGmpft. @eionoers oas Shidial
oes britiiden lorpeoo Sunonen-
bootes 9figer. bas geitern friib bon
einem ocutifen llnterieeboot nit
cinem 5orpeooifuB siinI Sinfen ge-
bradt poroen mar, bat bier geltiir-
siug bernorgerufen. 5urnal aIs li6
6ies in @eiiftsneite Der en9liifen
RiiIte in Dem ihmaIen Seil oes So.
nals ereionete, no metrere buroert
Sdliffe Dor Mnfer lagen.
Die @e6c1lh,nn oes 7snlles bon
9irnnuoe lit ihfpcr ob5uidoben, ohne
aenane aenntnis pom Der GispoIitIon
ser ieiri6liden Irmeen IN oieier Se-
aeno i'll ba6en, aber Die ,Staot liegt
aui Der oireften StraBe nod Dim
tirhen, uno menn Die oeutiden
Sruppen irnitanoe iein iollten, Die
Gaze ausiuniiten. Damn biirften Die
(liicrten ae3uungen peroen, nod
neuen Stelungen suriid3uIollen,
nm oen @es nod Der aiiIte gu
blodierert.
Iie slQiierten balten nod Opres,
mo oniheinerS elm gang perapeifel-
ter 9anlpf sefiibrt miro. @efaoiie
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-12
GarranSa als &ebea
erfldrt.
Gntifrrcs als prOuiiOri=
ider SrdiiOeut per=
eibigt.
villa besann bercits ben Nnrid, ac-
gen 6arran5a-S -Srmppcm.
Sn Der 0egenb bon Eneretarp Der
erite ernite &f erpartet.
Meme Seriuirrmms in Der sansem me
rifaniidJsn Sitnatium.

US q pin g o n, ~ 9top. Dit
Ve5ug amf Die merifaniide Situation
berrl6te beIte pieoer llnliherbeit.
SeneraI Gnlalia @utierres bat beilte
OILS propiioriiderErGi oem9lmts.
eiO Dor Der 9lgiiasealientes aonpen.
ton abgelegt, Die gleifBeitig Den
General 9arran5o, ben bisberigen
eriten Gbef Der &onititutionaIiIten-
Armee, als &ebelen erflGrte. gieIe
0eneraIe, Die Der aonpention 9opoli.
taf geidlporen batten neigen li69ar.
ran5a 81, mGbreno andre, Die man All
ieinen ergebeniten 9lnbdngern ge.
5dblt batte, slnitulten treffen, ibm
imltid 5u laiien.
Ties mar Der Senor ser belttiaen
offi5iellen Gepeiden bes amerifani-
i6eit aoniuls Gilman in Nerico
unN oes Spe3ialagenten 9eon Como
% in glgiiascalientcs. ,Su Der 3pi-
iden5eit marten }SrGlioent @ilion
inlO Sefretar 9rpan auf weitere
9tuhriftcn aus 0terico, ebe lie oos
Iutum Der Hdumllng bon &era
Grr3 0ilrd] Die amerifaniihen 5rlip.
pen feltieben iDollen.
earran5a lit nod in Cordoba uno
mag nad @era GrlI5 fommen, I'M
Die 9lbreiie Der anerifaniihen Srllp-
pen ieierlif 5u begcben. Die aon-
pention lit in Mgliasealie1ites nod III
Sislng unb gerii6tipeiie perlautet,
es, oaB in Der llmgebi,ng Sample
Itattf1noen.
Wabreno Der lesten "a Stln0en
lub @arran5a telegrapbiih 8ittierrej
Elm, nit inn perionlih 81 fonierie-
rem, nm ein @inperltdnonis 5ii er5ie-
len. 8utierre3 lebntc o6. GarrnnSa
unter6reitete cine neue 2ilte BON &c.
oingungen, unter oenen er 5uriidtre-
ten iuolle.
lie Generate Sbregon unb @ian-
real, lesterer Elm Mitglieo oes @u.
1ierres-8abinetts, febrten BON ibrer
Ntiiiipn BEL Garrnn3a in Cordoba
nidt 5ur&onperltion 5i,riid uno man
glaubt in Iguascaltentes, baB lie
Garran5a lopaI bleiben rperoen. BE
nopioos mor Dos ein5ige Witglieo
Der &onlnliiiicn, oas suriidfam. lin.
Iiderbeit berridt betrefis Der Sal.
tlna oes Gen. 9laneo, Der Die Grip
pen in Der Staot Merico befebligt,
ober bic Iesten Nadri9ten laiien oa-
rauf id)lieBen, oab er Der aonpention
treu bIeiben oiirfte. Die Souper'
neure bes 9mnbes- -Diitriftes nor
Werieo uno oes Stautes SnmnuIi.
pos, General 6rancisco Wtugia
reip. @en 9uis Gabnlero, baber
telegrapbiert, oab lie Die &onpentlor
niGt anerfennen.
Gu oem erlten beoelitlin9spollcl
3uiammenltob biirftc es III Der Se
denb BON Glieretaro fommen, m(
| Sen. Iablo @on5ales, Der 9arran5c
lopaI lit, nit mebreren tauienl
Wonn 9ruppen itebt. @s lit abel
sueifeIbaft. OF ibm feline Srnpper
Ioual bleiben mcroen. Nu6 ioll e:
id1on in 2eon, iiiblih bon aguas
coIientes gu cinem auntpf gefommer
iein. aber Details feblen nod.
General GiQu bat an Der Spie'
elmer groBen aolonne Den Wtar1d
iiiopdrts ongetreten, I'M Die 9or
nsa.Srrppen inter Sen. Son5ale:
in Guerctoro an5ugreifcn. 2ieil
gsod,rift fam beiite nlittog in orfl
sieIlen Iepeiden ans 9lguascalien
| tns
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-12
S,cpnblifansr rams, Scmufratcu rein.

ooniinq. @ih., ~. 9top. Silbert
@. 0idion. elm Ietroitcr Shri1t'
ieser, muroc aeitern i'll einer
Sisung Der itootlihen Saltp1ll0f.
Rummiiiion srm Sefretdr ac'pnhlf
nr lStene rnn %ito. g. Grofe. Der
ben Qoften befIcioet bat ieit bic aoni-
million ins 9eben gerllfen murpe-
Irofe iit Repilblifaner. 'ein ytah-
folaer 0emofrat: Die @onntIllIoil
beitebt aus smei 9en1ofroten nno et'
nem Nepublifaner Gifion mar
mehrerc Sabre Hrdiioeilt Der Snpo-
aroubio in Gctroit unh in 1870. Frn-
iiocnt ser ItaatIiden SlrbeiterToocrd-
tion.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-12
sranb rid,tet $4,000 sdaben an.

1etosfep. @id.. 12. gtop. SSSm
oritteil Stodiperf bes 8roceriege-
oddities bon 6. 81. SperboIt & 60.
brad, aeItern nodt elm Seuer aus, oos
lid, OIL fanoere @eid6ftseebGiloe per-
breitete unb einen Shuoen bon etipa
$4,000 onridtcte.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-12

Smin6ics Sfmrigen taft
aller amtli6en Steaen.
Der Sna bon SirmnSe bGmpfte
Gptimismns Der gllliierten.
9e1rtidje Srnppen feline so Neilen
mebr bon Galais entfcrnt.
Serbcn rdnmen nnnnterbrohene
Siege Der Ceitsrreider ein.
OtItiIen bielten in anseblider Ser
fplgnns Der Seirtideu elm.
MGrGsnbafte Sdiloermnsen fummcn
pieber ans Tetrosrab.
IfeIbet Sipiitisfeitsn 5tuiideu Sim-
benburs nnb Sanfl.
GrfGbrt nnd BON idiuerer geid)dpi'
gnms Der @ueben.
Ceiterreider bereiten ben 9inilsn
Sdlappe in Der Sufufuina.
Bonn fanfaiiifen nnS Ggpptiihen
TeISe feiue Wadlridlten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-12

8as benz Gar bic rgeliebten
ssuben," iinb ben GnsIanbern Die
,boflaeodteten Wubnrnmebnner".
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-12

Die ein5ige fdgrioee oertf.
f&e Beit,,ng in 2ai6igan.
wef4e Die 0epe(o6eu DER
EH. EreHe 6rinst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-11-12

6eutc Nad)t nnb murgen nn6e.
itimmt bielleidJt &esen; iuGrmcr
mursen; mGfiser CitiuinS.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-11
PRETTY HOME MARRIAGE
SOlEMNIzEB IN CALUMET
MISS BERTHA e. SlNCOCk BE-
COMES BRIDE OF JOHN
A. MACDONALD.

The home OF Mr.. and Mrs. william
Sincock on Third street, Blue Jacket
was the scene Of very pretty mar
riage at s O'Clock last evening wher
their daughter, Miss Bertha L. Sin
cock and John a. Macdonald of Quin-
cy were united. Rev. w. II. Collycott,
pastor of the Red Jacket CoHgrega-
tional church officiated, the ceremony
being witnessed by large number of
friends and relatives Of the bride and
groom. Mrs. Macdonald was formerly
operator at the public school phone ex-
change.
The Sincock home was very prettily
decorated for the occasion. the color
scheme being yellow and white, car
ried out in cut flowers and asparagus
ferns.
There were no attendants. The
bride was becomingly attired in
gown OF embroidered wolfe, trimmed
with point lace and with corsage
bouquet of white rose buds and as
paragus fern. Memberships wedding
march was played by Miss Ruth Sim
cock, a sister of the bride. The bride
was given away by her father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Macdonald left
asst evening for honeymoon trip to
Detroit, Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
they will he gone about three weeks
md on their return will make their |
rome in Hancock.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-11

Safety Razor blades sharpened at
Sta0ord's Parber Shop. S05 Fifth ST.,
Advertisements 10
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-11
SPECIAL TRAIN ANNOUNCED.

The South Shore road announced
today that special train from Calu-
met to lshpeming, will leave Calumet
~ S:l5 next saturday morning for
the convenience of Calumet members
who desire to attend the Sons of St.
George reunion. a special fare OF SO
FOR the round trip will be provided on
this excursion, although not on other
trains through the day. Tickets will
be good for return, leaving Ishpeming
as late as midnight Sunday.
Excursion tickets to the Sons of st.
George convention will be sold July
10, l6 and Il, fare for round trip, $3.50
and good for return until Monday.
July 20, inclusive.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-11
COMMITTEES ARE NAMED.
Calumet Aerie Of Eagles Preparing
for Their Annual Outina.


Calumet Aerie of Eagles is making
preparations for its annual outing to
he held Tuesday, July % at the Sec
ton Sixteen park. The G. & II. band
has been engaged for the outing and
will head the parade of copper coun-
try aeries through the streets of Red
Jacket and Laurium, commencing at
l p. m. DIR. Otto Kohlhaas will act
as grand marshal and win be assisted
by numerous mounted aides.
The following committees have
been named
Arrangements-Loui Sewing, JOS
eph Schroeder, Charles Burkman. DIR.
O. II. Kohlhaas, Peter Pasqunelli,
George Rowe. John MacLaughlin,
Jake Kaiser and Nick Miller.
Music-Joseph Schroeder and Louis
Sewing.
Advertising-Cassie Weis and AL
bert Burkman.
Gate-JPeter Pasquinelli and George
Rowe.
Dancing-P. j. Waters and John
Madigan.
Parade-Dr. O. II. Kohlhaas.
Sports Chairman-Jake Kaiser.
Stands-John mclaughlin and
Charles Burkman.
Supper will be served by the ladies
during the day and it is emphatically
the Tango and other mod
ern dances will be strictly prohibited.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-11

Members of the Calumet Engineers
are manifesting great interest in the
school OF instruction for small arms
practice TO be conducted on the Tam
arack rifle range next Tuesday and
Wednesday by Capt. Percy Patterson
of the 500, Capt Jesse ID. Meads Of
Calumet, and Lieut.. Thomas Smith OF
Houghton. About sixty members OF
| the company will assemble at the Ar
mory Monday evening and march to
the range TO bivouac for two nights and
two days. Shooting will commence
early Tuesday morning and continue
for about ten hours each day. The
Engineers will wear olive drab cotton
uniforms and each member of the
company will march with n heavy
blanket roll. Shelter tents will be es-
tablished on the range.
Members who have had experience |
in previous shoots will endeavor' to |
better their ratings in this shoot and |
new men will endeavor to attain the
first rating, which brings with it an
increase of drill pay.
All members of the local company
who intend to go to camp at Crawling
August TO 1S, are requested to ad-
wise Capt. Meads to this effect before
next Thursday evening, so that ar
may be made according
y. AS the Calumet company had no
"a mnipp axnarianea Iact ,aar A., ie
expected the entire command of APP
100 men will make the
rip, giving Calumet the honor OF
sending the largest company that ever
attended a state camp.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-11
CONNECTING LINK
NEARLY READY.
Auto Trip From Copper to Iron
Country Now Possible

Progress made on roads in Covingtor
and L'Anse townships Of Baraga coun-
~ during the past few weeks the
connecting link OF the main hishway
between the copper country, the iron
country and the outside world, has
been OF such a nature that the trip
from the copper country 10 the iron
country can now be made for the first
time. in any car OF reasonable power.
In dry weather the road is always
passable but through the district
which is heavily timbered. the road
does not dry out as quickly and some
trouble might be experienced after
heavy rains
Covington township is finishing the
construction of its portion OF the road
to the L'Anse township line. a stretch
OF about three miles. 1t will be one of
the best dirt roads in the upper pen
iHsula.
The new road through L'Anse town
ship, about six miles long. passes
through the woods. and is rough. 1t
viii not be in good condition until
sIavel is spread on it.
The road between Nestoria and
Three Lakes is in excellent condition.
but there is stretch Of two miles
between Three Lakes and Michigamme
that needs attention.
Covington township last spring voted
10 issue bonds for $4,000 to be used
Tor road work. The worl. vas started
early in the spring The greater part
Il this sum has been spent on the main
highway The farmers in that section
IRE enthusiastic over the good roads
movement and it is almost certain that
he work will not end with the COM
'letion OF the main road. AS soon as
he hay crop is harvested the farmers
n Coyington township are going to I,
ct together and improve the road i'm
he western end.
BY next summer the road for the en-
lie distance from the copper country /.
D Marquette county will be in good
ondition and that car owners i'm
.ther district will be able to make the :
IN easily.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-11

s. c. Chynoweth Insurance Agency.
Liability nsurance.-Advc-tl. emont-tr
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-11
ISLE ROYALE IN MIRAGE,

Residents of Eagle River and other
points along the lake shore, report the
unusual phenomena of "a mirage. which
could be plainly seen for half an hour
one evening last week and which re-
Nealed in the sky a reflection of Isle
Royale, more than fifty miles away.
The image was so perfect that inland
lakes bay, cleared fields and elevations
could be plainly DISTINGUISHED.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-11

3. c. Chynoweth Insurance Agency.
workmen's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ment-tf
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-11

LOCAL BREVlTiES.


James +. Virgins has gone to Iron
Mountain on business.
DIR. j. r. Jobling and wife have
returned from a honeymoon trip tc
Detroit and Chicago.
Mrs. w. S. Wright OF Marquette is
visiting her sister, Mrs. David Sween-
ey.
Miss Irma Schumacher has gone to
Detroit and lower Michigan cities.
Capt. and Mrs. Henry Wearne of
| Allouez, have gone to Detroit.
Joseph Young of Ahmeek, has left
for Ludington, where he was called
because of the serious illness of his
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. John G.. Bennetts and
family have gone to Thunder Bay
Island, near Alpepa, to visit William
r. BENEFITS, keeper of the light there.
Phillip Gregorich of Calumet has
purchased a farm in Baraga county
and will shortly take up his residence
there.
Mrs. William Nicholas and son,
Thomas. will leave Tuesday for Butte,
where they will visit for two months.
Miss Alma Roscoe. teacher in the
Calumet schools, will leave today for
Evanston, Ill, To enter the summer
school at Northwestern University.
The Houghton County Electric
Light company announced today that
the power will he shut off from to
O'Clock tomorrow morning in Calumet,
I oil I Ind
this section being due to changes in
the lines.
Mrs. Helen Thilin Of Calumet. ac-
companied by her mother. Mrs BIZ
strom and her two CONS left this after
noon for Chicago, where they will visit
for the next two weeks.
Mrs. Frank Murphy left this
afternoon for her home in Defiance,
Ohio, after visiting with Calumet
friends and relatives.
Miss Mae Laehy arrived in Calumet
this morning from Butte. Mont, to
visit with her brother and other friends
and relatives here.
Through an error il was announced
this week Andrew Saari had been sem
fenced to serve 60 days i'm the county
Jail on the charge OF non support. The
name should have read Andrew Sierra.
The many Calumet friends of Miss
Grace Wiley o. Lanark, ILL.,, teacher
in the Calumet public schools will |
learn with regret that she has recent
ly undergone a serious operation in the |
general hospital at Freeport, Ill.
Mrs. John j. Ellis left last evening |
Tor Ashland. Wis, called there because |
OF the serious Illness of her mother
CalSmet Encampment I. O. O. f. |
will meet at the Calumet |. O. o. +.
hall Sunday morning to attend divine
services in the Laurlum NJ. Il. church. |
accompanying the subordinate branches |
of the odd Fellows and the cantons.
{. Il. Wells OF Petoskey is a bust Il
ness visitor among friends in Calumet. Il
w. X. Hallentine of Winona is the
guest of Calumet friends.
l.. j. VERDE Of Ironwood Is a visitor
among friends In Calumet.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety Of the Calumet NJ. L.. church will
entertain at lawn fete and social at
the church lawn Monday evening.
The local offices of the Western
Union Telegraph company are being
redecorated and renovated.
Joseph Il. Houd Of the clerical force
or the Osceola mine office has left for
Chicago and Detroit to visit.
The basket picnic and dancing par
iy under the auspices of the Eastern
star at the Electric park yesterday
and last evening was thoroughly en-
ioyed. feature was the exhibitio,
drill by Montrose Commanderv
knights Templar.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-11
TO ELECT THREE TRUSTEES.

At the annual school meeting for
Allouez township to be held in the
Sons OF 81. George hail i'm Mohawk
Monday evening. three new trustees
will be elected. The terms of ii. l..
EAden and DIR. w. IL. King expire this
year and both are eligible for re-elec-
tion. in addition 10 which the voters
viii name successor To Frank III,
GetchelL who resigned when he took
up his residence in Calumet.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-11
STUMPAGE is VALUABLE.

new use has been found for the
pine stumpage on the cut over lands
Of the upper peninsula. Anton Then,
Chicago florist. after a visit here
during which experiments were made.
declared that the decayed wood and
earth adjacent to the stumps forms an
ideal plant food. especially for ferns.
etc, and supplemented his opinion with
an order for sixty sacks which were
secured by an Ojibway resident and
shipped TO him last week.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-11

The funeral of the late Chris Perry
"i Eaymbauitown was held this after
noon with services in the Salvation
army hall in charge Of Rev. l.. X.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-21
CAN RAISE DRUGS HERE
Don't Have to Depend on supply
From Europe.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2O.-Eyery
vegetable drug essential 10 the con-
coction of medicines can be produced
in the United states In greater guam
titles and finer quality than abroad.
This statement was made today by
Professor f.. J.. Newcomb OF the Uni
versity OF Minnesota before the con-
vention Of the National Association
OF Retail Druggists. The speaker de-
clared development work in his state
in the grating OF medicinal plants
shows that every medicinal plant for
which American druggists hitherto
have been dependent upon European
growers can be produced in the
United States.
IF this development work in the
west is supported, there then will be
no chance for unwarranted price
boosting, such as there has been in
this country during the last two
weeks" said Professor Newcomb.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-08-21
Continued on Page EighD
EXTEND GOVERNORS TERM
Canadian Government Plans For n
War Tax.

OTTAWA, Aug. 2O.-ln the house
OF commons today the premier. Sir
Robert l.. Porden, ANNOUNCED that the
term Of tho governor general, the
Duke Of Conuaught. which ordinarily
would have terminated October 22,
had been indefinitely extended be-
cause of the war.
The finance minister. W. r. White,
announced his budget proposals which
are to make up the expected deiic-
icncy in the pominion's revenue en-
tailed by the $5O.OO0,OO0 war appro-
priation, a decline in imports and OK
penditures on public works These
proposals include tax of three cents
Per pound on green coffee at present
on the free list, and increases in Gus
toms taxes on raw and refined sugar,
spirits, cigars, cigarettes and tobacco
as well as increased excise duties on
spirits. malt liquor and tobacco.
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French Explanation.

AEIS. Aag. 2O.-t1lt2O y. m. y
The official statement at Paris says
In conformity with prearranged
luu the Belgian field army retreated
uu the entrcuched camp Of Antwerp
af,cr brilliantly fulfilling It's duty as
dictated by the strategical situation
aud delaying for fortnight the Ger
man passage Of the Meuse.
Antwerp has a double role. It is
= furmidabl, ,ntrenched camp. fortl-
lied in most modern lines and is the
laso from which the Belgian army can
threaten the German flank and CO.
.pCrate effectively with the allies
'Th' Antwerp defenses consist of
three Notifications whose power Of
resistance can be heightened by flood
ms large area around all the works.
AitD erp is fully equipped with the
u-ost perfect appliances. To besiege
tCoutinued on Page Two)
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MRS. INNES REPORTED ILL
Although Under Arrest She l. Placed
In Hotel.

EUGENE, Ore, Aug. 2O--Mrs. Vic
to- Il. lnnes. who. with her husband.
was arrested Tuesday night at their
home near Deer Horn. this county on
a charge of murder In connection with
the disappearance OF Mrs Elois Nelms
Dennis and Miss Beatrice Nelms of
Atlanta. Ga, was brought to Eugene
late today by deputy sheriff
Mrs. lines was placel in a hotel In
charge OF a trained nurse. who will
remain with her until the requisition
granted by Governor Colquitt Of Texas
arrives. She is nervous. bordering on
prcstratiOu. according TO tho sheriff.
and her condition Will not permit OF
her being placed In Jail
Innes who is In jail maintains a
5tolid silence.
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FIELDS Opens WEEKS
CAMPAIGN At KONAWA
WILL MAKE THREE SPEECHES
THAT DAY AND PROCEED
AS SCIIEDl LED.

OKLAHOMA CITY, Aug. 20. John
Fields win begin his next week ks
campaign by speaking AT konawa,
Seminole county at II o'clock "A. m.
on Monday. going TO Ada iu tho after
noon nt 3 o'clock and TO Weleetka
at o'clock y. M, His itinerary Tor
the remainder Of the week will bc.
Tuesday, August 25-Okemah, 10
a, m Henryctta, p, m; Okmulgee,
p. m.
wednesday, August 26-Holdcn-
yillc II a. m, Wcwoka, 2;30 ,. IN.
Thursday, August 27- Geary S:45
a. m, Bridgeport 2;30 y. M Hydro,
4:30 D. m; Wcathcrford 3 p. IN,
Fruday, August 2S-Cheyonne, p
m, Roll, 4 p. M strong city, $ p. m
Saturday, August 29-Hammon lU
a. m, Woodward, p. m; Gage, 4; 80
p. m; Arnctt, 6:45 =. M Shaltuck
500 y. IN.