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CITY MOTTO USED ks
IN ARTISTIC DESIGN

\ good siognn-on. that Is heard
aud repeated because Of some unique
arrangement Of words or letters. has
done more to advertise cities and
towns than any other on. thing.
The Trinidad slogan. Trinidad Tn.
Town To Tie TO-" has been the In
spiration Of \ design for an eieeiri,
sfsn to John \. Gysin. who Ia II nat
urai born booster. Gysin's design
has met with general acceptance. .N-
rry~hsrc and II may be used as q
f-Atur. To advertise the town for tn.
coming convention Of III. Guif-lo-
Colorado Highway Association next
June. The design I, In the shape ot
= huge letter ''T''. as reproduced In
the cut.
The suggestion for aa .ieciri.
sisn Ia considered fasoraLiy BY tho
business men who ha,. seen tho
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sketch. Tao sisn o.. suggests. 4. To
sssad twelve t-es IL h-ixht aaa .ishs
fp.t ~ias at iL. spp aaa ~ili hold
se--,i iss itzAsss q. vill biass the
name uf rssaIaad In shs adopted .ls.-
Gan tn tho tourists tsau. all ;,arts II
shi. .ity or sAsis say To the paaaaas.
rs~tfIs sapusil,na Ia 1919 sss b.
s~ss ~ shoassaAs of sslpspessis
,ss4nsss.S ,sa.:sss--ssss-sS-s9sssasa
this year % snsasxuasis~slsi bpss-
.s,s Ths sies. sowsrss. say b.
sessssusssa To ssy sis9 In hsss ssy
-sah.ss Of i,sh,ss
TIE design of NJ. Gs,is =say sos
l- asra exclusively saf al electric
.iss. To. big r. showing .A. .i,s =
slogan HAr ss used as - arsisn tor
p-sssssss .sAs.oss~s 90 u. ssss,saery
sf L~s sisrss hoss~s. s.eA - . SOFT Of
sssse nasss is divers ~sy.. saa ia
.s.sr ssy u all advertise Tsiaisss
As By aaa sy people from sii rats
"f shn soaAisy viii anau that Trial.
asa ia os tho msps Ts. siaxss siil
iiae-s IN theft aasn.si~ss
The suggestion has ALREADY b--e
ssbaisIrs 4. sk. Chamses sf cosn.
ss@sws In be- p.~d In advertising the
s.siee h,eA~sy eeaveaupes The
sisy yossgn hss already sas.<s Ia
vusShI~ spnmses M H. 4 hamt-r
ef h-sstssss u.s have DECLARED ,k.y
msy make ssr of the aesiss On their
letter heads sad aev.ior-.s
hts electric sisa OF "a. design
sh.ss uauld ssssas, as much ass-ms
ss.s 81 en- electric arch A. =, ss-
sstsisirs ss.aIum u sp-,la bring s-t-
srs -rs-lss- sar those ~ko hAr. be
,-sae Interested in the m.tesa.n, Ia
have the siosan s.sstsi'y adopted in
Ts,ntisi
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IL ssosy. ssosvstae skfr- asd fnas
sssvsaa ske ~o1-s susps W Nsis
street ssa -ssusases.a tbs GO, sisJ'
misSsy 10 the hinrt The psS-s sssH
ssas 80. .tappvd tn" leaders NJ.
auss vits III. TROOPERS The dtsis-
ioa t-sAu- divided sss = tee women
ct the Asad af the psp eeeiun
.ss-sm.a tut thc r~as sssks su ftli
up the gsps We'll btvsh Through
AAd 20 thesv sayk sasS ose
Issdeva. .s seeps. f.smsa . solid
o 49, ~ humanity os the lswas 1T
the Rlsem ssa t.srrr ho@es ssd %
the sssps ef she Chri.sisa ehvt~h.
t'ssn ssesy porch and ussdUw ~ese
sas,oas faces Aad IN the vacant
,,ss-> ,hrs~ ~as . wrissliss MASS Of
excited people. essy shca,,ss 60.
rpsrss.mea, 'o the women. whcs
the hot~e os General Chase ssamhiea
a.d betc him To the stusad shete
a~.r ehe-ss aad .hests of aetistoas
That mAsJ ~ese a"s uramv'sd up-
on In the mad scramble os, ~ the
tsa &c ps the horses is = miracle. OW-
" the tv,l beatsesise.s st each ,aval.
- mes saved such . situation. A. u
wss no .ae Vas injured. hat IN the
naa r.sh lSusvard after the ,svalsy
had driven through aad dtsPetssd the
etUtcrp, several wee ~etc placed un-
der military arrest By tr"orer~ uho
fcschcd dewn ffym their hefSes aad
esipVed tbe@ by the coat collars.
The ptw,ese,cn started 81 Cs.stc
Hail ~hesv . mass Meeting vas 10 ~
held aad ps~sed down Ccm0etcjsl
aud east on Matr street Tho ~vme q
Mad beea warned in advance bv cvder
Of GENERAL Chase 'ha; they ~wIlJ
! No, b. allowed tc move tu the hus.
pitaI. No attempt vas made by the
militia TO interfere with the .rues-
sion of demonstration uattI the
marchers passed over the boundary
Of the restricted line Of march.
Prom the corner Of Main aad wal
nut where the procession vas
stopped for a distance of more than
half block the cavalry piuaeed
through crowds VI mingled meu and
women and upon che siAewslks
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SOLDIERS FIRED UPON
At CAMERON NINE

wsisenbuTr. Colo. Jan ss-rss
soldiers on guard st The Casaerpn
mine ars armed Nth rtos guns a. =
result cf t~o hi,eiic-s battles fought
there. ono on Saturday aishs and the
other Tuesday NIGHT.
Fifty shots were exchanged he.
tween unseen mo nani spldies. Sat.
uraay nish, and twenty shots we're
HreI Tuesday NIGHT.
TIL. soldiers fired taso the words
q. Hsen ,hcT suspected Of trTing sp
tIc- w the dsain pipe leading To
tho mine aud thus flc-yJ the work.
ings The fire -ss promptly rv-
tunnel. Owing TO the ienscn.sa ss
the unisrgrpv,h neither pstsy could
sec shc other
The p.vd.r housa between tbs
Watsen and Cameron camps has be.n
ordered moved because of recent
troubles there.
wives of striking miners held a
mass meeting here yesterday and sa-
iected twelve delegates to a general
meeting at Trinidad when General
Chase will he called upton to RELEASE
Mother" Mary Jones, held q mill
tary prisoner there.
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|. e0ElET IS
SEEKING DIVORCE

New York, 1ss. 2iy-Thai the
paress filed YESTERDAY In Nespers.
n l.. vouid shv~ ali that was ts b.
said cf Ms. Robert GeeIets suit
sGsisss her husband. the millionaire
ciubnss. for an absolute divorce. ws.
the reply samuel JnierMeyer. her
attorney. made to- iauuifies. Mr. Tn
tefmeyer added that Mrs. Goeles did
not regard her affairs ~ matters Of
public iNsefe.s or concern.
New York friends have kno~R ~,
the differences between Nj. and
Mrs. Goelet Vt became kaown today
While they continued 10 occupy their
t1flh avenue mansion friends say Il
was 10 keep up appearances Of har-
moay aud that there Was no hope ol
reconcilIation. Mrs. 0oelet left %
Tuesday for Dayton. Ohio.
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DEFENSE oP6(s
N MAJORS CASE

AlAaaenssp. " ~. Jss. Sc
TsslaosT fas sAs aetease uss en@.
ss~sssS to-day ~ the sss~ ~ H. u
NsJus. charged hy Gtssd jsfy 10.
ss-ts.sS ultA sAssssx The Sssih sf
his daughter. Ead0ess
The sssls setusu sss.tss lsss sisks
sssesspt-d t- hsse sse svsss suap~l
tho a.t-ssp tn .-ssiIse iss piss nf se.
sIps hss u. .upsy refused. Tke last
sils.ss called ~ she psussvu,Iss vss
b-s \, -. w'ssSAs@. et T. t,a.a. sbs
sss ssked Ayposkessesl ssessssaas
evet os3.esjsss b. sAe s>tsssss tbs
sussts~ss described sesssis .yap.
tssa.s psssietiiss shasr a Mn. CAsss.
use Msjess ass NSss t.aaots MAjess.
fifxi cit. ssa ssaahisf of aetesass,.
bpss sf ukon sse desa. ssa askes
The oe;sias et sAe Doctor - In tie
ssas- of ssss syupspa..
''Ass-sksi possssise.' he replied
The u~s shis oosalss Sas takes
No hy tive aeses.~ IL asssasas IN ~
Assrsrs IN have che sussss suie cot
all rrteseaee ls the Hines of The
ss.seas Nss, Asjesp.' ~ho sss sss.
s,-,s,y VI 81 sNe s,@s Nsjoss sas az.
f..s.d. Majors is aaa-s iaaseta.as
charged With administering pelsoa n
her alec. asd The persecution eoa-
sssas that tss eatise affair shopiS
cpmesi.e ees case Thc sos,t dii
not rsi. ea the a.seas-'. tcase~iies
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a. MILLION SUIT
AGAINST FRISCO


81 Lssis. No. Jan fi.-suit 90
recover ncsc than fourteen million
dollars uas files, in the United States
district ,css, here TODAY against ten
n.a vhs were directors Of she ~
Louis and San rrsncieo raiIrpad in
i,i.s
Tho .s,is vas filed by att.rneys
teprvscosine ,har .ceiters and an ae-
,ica Was brought in accordance with
the resent Instructions Of Circuit
Judge Walter ". sentorn before
whom tho receiyership proceeaiags
uese brought
The Hten men nsmed in she sslit
are ". v. Yoak8n. chairman Of the
FRISCO directorate At the uae Of the
seceiversbip. James Campbell, pres.
dent 81 the North American com
pany. which brought sher e~civership
suit. William X. Rixby. now a re-
,eiver Of the wabash: G. w. Iiiiiard.
former vice president of the Frisco.
II. L.. wincheli. former president OF
the Fri~c. y v. Il. Thayer, A. &.
Grteg. Frank TrumbuIl. Thomas "
West. chairman Of the board OF di-
rectors OF the 81. Louis Union Trust
company, and Hans winderfeidt.
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STRIKERS HERE
N LARGE
NUMBERS

s.,etsI kasitssJ ststkis. susi sis4
ers tsuM ell pssts ~ sh- strike sene
IT ss,slhess Colorado sse sA,aes.i
hese to-day su carry Usl The pfuss,m
~ the Organization leaders ~hkh IN.
siudss . oss m.vt.ss 81 CAsti- tail
al :: zr tbs atlessonA asd . street
psrsas. The wcessh ttca the ssf,t.
sts' ssmps sfp aoiS,esbiy in shs ma.
jpSily sad " is the wuaea ~se have
tesn selected 10 put % the 'sece.
sseulat deMoassratio&" ~h,eA is IN
~losch IL. heart ssrsses-- Of ali All
saluoes N the city hv,as closed by
order ot uesesat CAa<.. the eissIc
has l,een spssla hat Of q fitsie foe
the mos tglks.- maay NJ whom
sought splaee hy wearing = sweet
bSach uf vsclcis.. plscked tto@ the
DELL
Tho sa,ooss ~etv cIueed 10 pre,eai
tho strikers stem ''tsat,se sp'' ssd
stnsias the uasoa hattie soas With
variations. Beiss unable to aaeAch
their thirst there he. t'cee scaat en-.
thustss. Furthermore all people iesv.
lag diffesea, Yaris Of the sltihc de.
trics for Trinidad sere searched tes
flfvssnss ty details of MILITIA sad .,
an extra precsuiioa sssinsi disorder
military patrols have 'beea In ih.
dowssows district all dsy.
The mass aeptias this Afternoon
will BE- addressed BY Mn. kathetia,
|W'tilismsoa. noted sasfsasc leader NJ
tDeaver. II is aWsicipstc,, thst tbs
''usstfasewss'' arrest Vf 'Msthe,
joaes'' and her incsrccraiiee AZ tbs
Fan RafacI hospital will he the chie'
suhject Of dtscussios. After .h'
meetinx the WOMEN may decide tt
start a march ON the hospital. Gen
erai Chase has kept the troops Ir
readiness for any eMerRency sad Z
NOV ement toward the heights vii
be met by pronpi action Of the mi
litis II turning back the femiaiae In
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Styibers Ceelieue
h Desert Ua;os

That iAese have he.u . few dcssf-
ticss cvesy day frcM the strikers
eolosies is I1sssu.,scN that ,oaea
ffvm military headquarters. Every
day the Otticers 10 command ct the
etoeps sistsoAed st the csMPs have
tceu requested 10 afford military
projections Tor famiIies dessrias to
y bacs TO the cosl camps. II wss
rsported last uteht thst t~o fami-
Do moved out of the t.udiow ieat
e110aS aaa six ssmiiies left the Nor.
~ colosy o. Tuesday. II every case
- household eoods cs the strikers
ve<c tatea ont.
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vhsse SPECTATORS .rsu fus.ra ss rus
soA kspt novias oe cot II ske usy
of pss,-saiss bs,en-s pt ssbss es,ssa
The asss shsS sssii.d The ~uss-o %
sbe sssek vesr y. b-lis4sssss ~ The
uuRen
A ssteax guard " isfsaify ~as
pss % aasy as th- assis eotaet of
iaua iaa~atassiy alter The streets
had s.s-s cleared save fot psdsss.
sises ~astIer details ssc pAsfell.
sss the streets oaly "as sAos vas
sjsea dsttss the s;se'aopss That
~ss ~ accident vasn . ltvpe<F st.-
sspsslise " tspas ss the Cesssshsas
suse, sssppei his sHs tspm bis
seabbssas Uesersi Chsse 49, sssad.
vns Within s~s feet skes shs sue
seat Oft saa the sidewalk vss
efosd-ss Fortunately tn. ballet
struck asj .pIin'srsd the curb
steae
As = ,p.uI, of ,sc lot this after
acoa. etshtees persons ste under ar
sr-t. twelve men ani sir vemea.
Eleses ate In the ,uaaiy Jail aaa
sesea In the city iaii. Other ssrees.
will bc made hy th. s1iI,tiss
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Yssssrtay's Ie.pssa,sIss.

The sepos, in It's esiir-sy 10 basrd
on fsis~. malicious sad hikhiy col.
Ord sc~spai'ef atsieics which have
app~ss-d In the labor press Tsey
ueso accepted as sralh ssd n-ses is-
ses'isssrd. boSiss the esIise iasss.
sieaiioa 40 usSmb~t IT tho .oanitir-
ssev sought -, iaS~ss,~~ the military
off><sss lo sss~stsia tbs nitilasy ser-
saos ot The reports An intiiAiioa ~
O-sessi Chssr tu tsA~os. shaigmAa
os tho committee. so sepuv bach sad
s,s ,sto tho ,artoas msssers uaarf ~.
sessixsisos. ~ss ixsor~d. The .om-
ssislsv dia soi ~sss tn ieara IL. IsAe
facts TIE, vAalsd In dssr = I~poss
which Shey believed voaia ssisAs.
psb,i~ ssiesiiss ssa peshs ,. kisais .
iltss~ flame .f syspsshs hsse ssa
Shsrr.
The ssposs iss~if .so.sta M. receive
esea pesssss so,isv of ssy fair.
oists1 silisss TIE soanistss can.
hsse firmly A~sssDiss1 ss ttss
''0osshtsa sesses ID t,pssssAs :"
|rAe enysEalRssSeN-Hss.- : ssss~<f-s-H
|oeose y 0oasA - ~ suQsss wss
oVeseleaily raapssssA esesee sh- seS.
0itsse seaSsra sh~ ssshe-eeises- 10.
sssaisssloas The sosk ~ The five
osigissl village cut .as~' is .a.
p~sh bsss.sasss
II ss Z" isssi. iass sss s-.iss~s.
ossl,.
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RIOT FOLLOWS EFFORTS Of
MOB To MARCH ON HOSPITAL
MD R[LH6 MOTHER Jones'

Yssy hssAssA vsnsa ~ sAa1sa shss
h IL hais ssg ~ saa ~ aasg eastward eaia sese
tsad Rafael hpssal wAass "nAs Jsees ssaasa cses
gud pts1 usse q cavalry that AeeksA ~
Waast this als.sss u ~ .i e!n.i.d " sessss
vs ~ ssfss1 u ~ 1ab6aA d stass iAe
rs ealsA Il nss shsun - willy ssssss1
sa1 1rep As ~ a = nissls asl sAst
~ iss1ag najs L. 1asdepA sssl
= sas s.A sany dssss D. ~ 4 sss.s aksss -
cavalry passs1 iats sAe esd saas the
sssn b hs silsv,lk rg Asa s~1sd disAsA hss4
6svn sssss 4ssesas osas ass ps,ssal dssas1
sAs nsssnasa dssss ~ usvA ~ rssasss sstss.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-22
POULTRY HAuunS
10 MEET FRIDAY

pos,sfr saissrs ~ city shs
cpusty and all uho are Inter.
cssea in the sr<ond saauai
ro,ltfy esd r2t stock show
10 .e held - this cisr nett
month viii gather ~ q meet
ting to he held at the CHAM
her cf Ccnmevsc tomorrow
nisht. This meeting was ar
ranged br the Las Animss
County Poultry association.
\ auHt~r Of talks silI he
madc by rsisers Of differeat
breeds of chickens. AmonS
speakers viii he the Rev. y.
q. RutleT and chris Court
net Of Tabasco. All are ex-
tended an Invitation to at
,endthis meeting
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REFUGEES ARE
FAR|hG WELL
IN ]. 5.

Ei Paso. Texas. Jan. 2.,-A fresh
roll call OF tho Mexican soldiers aud
refugees who fled Ia this country
from the rebels at Ojinasa. Mexico.
and who at. now intsrn-d al Fort
iiiiss. Texas. today revealed that sew
erai hundred moro Mexioans are de-
pendent On III. unit.d States for food
and shelter than first counts indieat-
cd.
The total number Of dependents on
this sosesnmsnt arc t.ss;. IN theaa
1896 are Mexican soldiers. The r.ss
arc women. shiidsea sad male eivl,-
ian.. Forty more soldiers Who were
loft wounded At Pr-sidio and =, Mar
IA. Texas. ar. niso TO b. bsoashu
here. The recording of tho names
"f ih. refugee. ~iii reaair. several
da3s,
Array officers figured that IL ~iiI
cost this government an average of
~ cont. a day To i-~i each af III.
s-if.insii-d guests. or . total Of
ssoa' n.>ss day. In addition
ih.r remains cos, Tor ses,inx. sani-
safJ arrangements for euasdias the
camps AMI Ss:.c"" for ,saasrss,s-
iion. The f"oi for III. refugee. son.
.is'. .nf b~sas. beef. bread and snSf-~
Am-si.An army o'ti.ess .a5, the sh,~.
meals served dali, afford the Nss,-
.sns lisins much superior Z. that q.
-sish They ~--- accustomed In sh-sr
o~a ."ss,sy.
In tho tssaass. II fs,l.se. lh.s ss.
f'As-d % = par With tho An-ss-aa
soldiers =" sosk other thea clean
Ing their sAmss ss so b. sssisua.J
thee. \ N.,irss miii;Asy hssi
which fosssfi, played 10 tho plssn
~ chih.shas. sasss Fart Of the 10.
ssssea foseiss' s.tosy.
=, cslaenss &ssaaA. 1esssss> sSaAs u,
Via koaAlss. Jas. ss.-A ssAsssi col.
uas ~ shoss s.sss nee vss ~.
esissa today sossh NJ caiis<as. s~.
ssssiss sn nssisi.i sv,nst. II. ted.
eFs:s sss-npt-d a sssssi~ sSaisss sns
nasiitasiaesiiss fssv-s ist~ssinr
aaaynas. the ssif rnr ~ &ps.sa
II ~ss asserted that ssiie the ..s.sI.
ss.inasiIsss Ia~: aniy . frs e~a.
s~reS~s. tie f~s-r.is rrtss.sssa -ish
sss-- vague loads at srsa snS
snsaaea
Mssiss C,iy. JaA s:-Ieass~
Vera ts>iAa.i. .as u ,h. itc a-s-a.
ties ssfuua ia'. Jail bY rs-.,aees
iIuossa aA Urtahrf 10. t1i2. vss
.saszsi.i .s. VI tn~s las, stsk, by
S.is"n oshasehae~y.. Ame-sssn
charge a'a:tai'.s. ssd svst safely 90
bis ~,y 4. Vera csss
s-anf GsssnnI I. a pfaastneas ss-
s.snsT sui vas minister ~ SibiI. In.
.'fu,tisn In '.- late rs.sidess Ma
ser.s cabinet. iis ~ss released sspas
The s-rai'sasiaSr b. .ust order.
sen.s Ssssnai ssa his fsi.aas. b~-
Iievirg that his life -as In danger.
appealed 4. Nrs Oshassaaessy. ~ss
got . ssivaie cat saa uish great So
c-rvr r-'s sru.r Essanot 90 hoard
TSs car uas thea attached 10 n.
regular train f.f v.r. Cruz. ftsm
SC1SSeosrA - -, A.
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eGl0S0RmCAi

Weather Bureau Report.
Tontxhi snd Friday generally tAis
except cloudy. probably snow in
a0uasain district and west portion.
Warmer southwest tonight. Cooler
eentrsl :sostioa.
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=. !. .~,,jWEATHER
na1tU MYs

In view OF th'
time IL takes .
woman 4 get
ready" sea Paw.
- cant iixker
out how they xei
tims 4 end 70
much"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-02
TO DIRECT TARGET PRACTICE
Captain Harlec. OF the Marine Corps.
Assigned 60 New Duty.

4 WASHINGTON. November 1.-Cap-
tain William C. Harlee. of the Marine
Corps. has been detached from the
Florida and ordered to duty at the Navy
Department in the Office Of the df-
rector OF target practice and engineer
ing competitions. He is the first ma :
rine officer to be ordered to that office
since its establishments. His duties Will
relate particularly to small-arms target
practice.
Captain Harlee has given much at
tent.on to musketry. and prior Ito hiH
assignment TO duty In command Of the
marine detachment on the Florida he
was on duty at the headquarters; of the
Marine Corps In connection with small
arms target practice. He was captain
of one of the teams representing that
corps in r. recent naval match.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-02
CONFER WITH ITALIAN KING.
Cabinet Ministers Who Resigned Port
folio Meet Victor Emmanuel.

ROME. November (2:45 p. MI
All the Cabinet ministers who resign
ed their portfolios yesterday held n
two-hour conference with King vlc-
tor Emmanuel to-day.
Slgnor Rum.ni. Minister Of tho
Treasury, explained his reasons for
resigning. He said the budget show
ed a dencit Of $4.oo0,o0o before the
European war began. That deficit
easily llave been overcome by an In
crease In revenues and limiting ex-
penses and q slight raise in taxation.
Tho war, however. changed the whole
situation, and the military budgets
alone would require $160.000.000.
Owing to the European crisis, Sig
nor Rubini continued. the revenues.
instead OF increasing. had diminished
by about s2o.ooo.oOo. He added that
he recognized the necessity for ur-
gent military expenses. but wished to
counterbalance them with new taxa
tions.
majority of the ministers pro-
ferred to postpone the taxation until
after the war, but Sisnor Rubini said
he feared such action might be con-
sidered Unconstitutional.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-02

LONDON. November 1 (6;30 p NJ. So
Turkey has definitely thrown her. lot
with Austria and Germany, and N 3por-
tugai Is counted, there are no8& eleyens
powers at war with prospects OF three
Tore--Greece. Bulgaria and RonmaIiiai
being drawn In. III s. y s9s
The note which Great Britain pro-
sentsd to Turkey on Friday last de-
manding an explanation OF the nctfons
Of the Turkish fleet in the Black Sen
and the edismantling OF the former G. err.
man cruisers. the Goeben and the Rrea s
lnu. was really an ultImatum to which
Turkey was required to make a reply
by Saturday evening. So far as Is
known here. telegra phic ccommunications
with Turkey being interrupt ed, no an;
swer was made, and the ambassadorso OF
the triple entente at the Ottoman ca pi-s
tall 1t Is understood. demanded and Sre4 i
ceived their passports. .S n s.sss IS
Turkish troops. which had been ION
the Egyptian bord er for some time al :
ready are reported ito have crossed the
frontiers while the Turkish fleet con-,
ttnues to menace Russian towns and
shipping In the Black Sea. ss
h Neither Russia nor Great Britain.
was unprepared for this move by Tiir-i
key, and the allied powers have forces
on hand to oppose a Turkish inyasion.5
When the regular forces were with
drawn from Egypt to take part In the
war In Europe. they Immediately were
replaced by troops from home. much
greater In numbers MT least, and only
last week they paraded through the
streets at Cairo. making splendid i'm
preston.
PROBLEM IS ATTITUDE
OF MOSLESI SUBJECTS,
The problem for both England and
Russia, however, is the attitude of their
Moslem subjects, who. under ordinary
circumstances. would prefer not to fight
against Turkey. 5
Another. problem relates to the at
titude OF Roumania. Bulgaria and
Greece. Bulgaria, owing her existence
to Russia and under many obligations
TO Great Britain, beside being desir-
Gus of securing Thrace as far east aa
the Enos-Midia line. which She was.
awarded by the London conference af-s
ter the frst Balkan war. but which
Turkey retook when Bulgaria was at
tackled by Greece and Servia, would
naturally side with the entente But
she objects, political observers point
out, to fighting side by side with Greece
and Servia, ~
Russia, however. is expected to ask
Bulgaria definitely on which side She
Is ranged, as her mere neutrality upferf
the circumstances appears Insufficient,
Should she Join the Austrians and aer-
mans, Roumania Is, almost GER sRjn To-
tiuecLars rs siorStne hiHss, ana SirefcesieS even
before this, may decide to tage her
revenge on Turkey. In fact. Sc Ia be-
ilieved her treaty with Servia would
compel her to take action should the /:
latter be attacked by Bulgaria. orr
Turkey. go
by, the entrance OF Turkey, for siid
has large Mediterranean possssaionsta
protect = e rs ~ rs
The hghttng In the last few days ir.s
Flanders and France has bssn but III
repeti tson Of ,shst has been gotIxs ,ots,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-02
FIGHTS DUTIES ON GOWNS
Mrs. Jules S. Bache Carrie. Her Case
to Supreme Court.

Mrs. Jules S. Bache Carrie. Her Case
to Supreme Court.
WASHINGTON. November Mrs.
Jules S. Bache wife of n New York
banker, appealed to the United States
customs courts decision which rejt cted
her contention that she is a citizen
OF France and not liable to heavy
Mrs. Bache told the court she had
esta blished q residence in France with
the view that her husband would join
her later. The customs court, held the
wife could not claim foreign citizen
ship within the menning of the tariff
law while her Husband remained an
American resident. The same point is
said to be involved in the cases of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-02
is GROWN. PRINCE DEAp7
Letter From German Lieutenant Refers
~ to His Funeral.

WASHINGTON, November Ia pri.
vate letter received by young woman
in Washington from q lieutenant in
the German army refers 20 "the funeral
of the crown prince" The letter came
to- the attention of State Department
officials when it's recipient asked the
American government to undertake. to
transmit n reply. 1t made only casuai
reference 10 he funeral" speaking Of
the big crowds present, ~
IA week ago dispatches from Lon.
don reported the recoift there OF prl-
vate letters saying the crown prince
hnd been buried. - it
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-11-02
WILSON VISITS BALTIMORE
With Daughter and Cousins, Spends
Day mt Brothers. Home.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-Presi-
dent Wilson, with his daughter, Mar
garet. and two cousins. the Misses
Smith, OF Louisiana, drove to Baltimore
In an automobile early to-day, re-
turning late In the afternoon. They
visited the Presidents brother. Joseph
r. Wilson, and attended the Franklin
Street Presbyterian Church.
The President will leave for Prince
ton on Tuesday morning to vote. re-
turning in time to receive the election
returns here Tuesday night Special
.arrangements have been made for get
ting The returns at the White House,