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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-01
ORANGE COUNTY
RANDOLPH.

and for qavoraI months had bec, cauire
He was a prominent man in town hold.
Ing the office Of town clerk fo, a ion,
term He was also deacon Of rho con.
gregational Church and wac active in all
that pcrtalnod To- that sooiatv Nv t-iir+
is survived nv t,vo dangbtors ,rrs vva1d.
Flint of Bralntrce and Mrs Aver, Rich.
ardson Of this nlaco. four Sons tho Pe,.
Irving Flint Of Hatf.ld Nass sborv.ir
Flint n lawyer I'm Massachusetts C,har1.a
Flint of st. Alhaus and Halo Flint NJ Phi,
village The funeral wa! hold a+ Proin.
tree hlll Sunday afternoon. tine Rav Fra
ser Metzger officiating and Mrs.
charles Flint Of st. Adams arrived Sat.
urday and went to Braiutr.e called b,,
the death Of Mr.. F1lint's father. Daniel
F'lint.-Mss Hazel Iadd left Saturday for
White River Junction-Thc bail Friday
night in Dubois Il Gays hall was we'll
attended -Cufford Averil. now employed
i'm Ciaremont. y H., has been with his
mother, Mrs Clara Averil for several
days.-Dr. T. C. Noble came from Boston
Friday night and wa tho puest ~ M
and Mrs ! J. Treriso over night Setur-
day he went 70 1fontpelicr t, Join his
wife and attend tho wedding of her SIG
tor.-Mr. and Mrs Fred Beedl. Mrs. SAX
ton and Miss Lucina SaXtou or Kccne. n
H., who V.ro here for christmas with
Mr. and Mrs \. II. Beed., loft Saturday
james French OF Hancock. who ha.
been visiting his brother j. T.. French.
sine" Thursday, returned Saturday,
Miss taroltn" Hatch began aching
in tn" hleh school at Bethel Monday az
substitute for one Of the teachers who la
been granted months leave Of absence
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-01
WEST MILTON.

Miss Hazel Everest of South Hero Wis
tied at her home here the last Of the
week. The Christmas exercises AT ~,
church were we'll attended.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-01-01

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28

G0rtia'tcs paa siSe 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28
oenriSshanoel

@dibtugtou Sen 25be 9luguit: 0c
5or. StaterS lloenriqsbanoel / Suit
beIeb tia til $3t42 .35S: Bette er
S3l1,136 minore emo / Sum- men
$1I207S1O mere emo / SuIi iorrigc
Anr.
$roisrielen / GllIi bels6 iig iii
$16017St3 1919 % ~lloicrie(cn III
$t57O72.0i4.
s Sc ipu Niaane6er iom en0tc mco
,,lill bele6 Dor 6ouoel mes llSlau.
set ia til $23l3.019655. en- 9teS.
gon1 al S3.902 157 i|ammenliquet
meo Sen tiliuareuOe 3io5periooe ior.
rigc Alr.
lloiSrielen AZ ono beleb ia / Suli
til 1913 900 42f og / De inn Ronnc-
ser I'll Sill. SAB $50. ga SnOferieler
al Cub til henhcIoptsui8 S3,39i,.
.7t5 ca $3It35137.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28
Kri9sbranoen.
NlGmmcrnc trnCr mco at pmipGnoc
bcle europa.
SNrfiifc MGnfcr.

: mllitpre are0ic / @aibiuqtou cr
Net oen nlminbeligc Wenira. at SET
pil fonlme til at oihGnge al llbioIoet
AZ 6en pploige Stamp, eIlcr Hrffe al
pGlbige &aupe, iom M / Here Gapc
bar raiet % frerloeleS raier / gel.
aicu o. ueo Den tnlt-irauifc @rrnic,
en- o1'au andre Petitioner fol blipe
inbpifIebe / ariQen.
st operprlbcn0e NcbcrIaN entcr
Tor Spiflnno poo Sen enc She, cIlcr
Tor Sc Nllierebe poo ben ouoen / Sen
paa0oacnoe aiUmoefamp pilOe, ne.
mes Ser, fomme Ill at epe Ell oi9ic'
renoc Sn6ilpbelie pno Here andre
2unoe5 Ni9ierelie al Spsr0amanIct
ON al lutte ii9 I'll Ben enc eller Ben
onocn al sc fipmpenoc Barter.
Ger bcrette$, al &talict. bpor ser
mobiliiereS al ale arGitcr. / itor
SpGnbing oipenter RciuItotet al SET.
te, rimcIigois Ter0cn3 ~itoritc OF for.
irrocli9ite SIoe - SfuIoe SpitlonO
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28
e: mt SlGs iaaua.

Sonoon 260e allg. ~ 81 mt SloN
er III / iulo Sang / WnoSboIen, %
al oetteS lloiaIo ni6rnaer Srnnfrio0
Sfipbnc.
6orot ntp0e Sen tpife NIrme her
bar Den irunifc fommdnberenoc &c.
neral opgiuet nleget al bet offupere-
DC Serrltorlllm pnn init 8runo on
bar iomlet line Sroppcr paa Bette
f~ritilfe Nlrnft. elias er remmet, o.
Den me anmp, bporni iaa meget al.
b9nJer nbfirmpes pud irnnif
@rllno.
st anbet SIog, Tom onta1c$ at Dor.
re al iefun6pr 0etponing, uofipnl-
pes / 2otbrin9ent bpori TO frantic
Irn1eer ocltager. Set begpnotc Man'
BAG 90 boloer paa iremoelcS uocr
noget oiNieren0e Hcillltnt. Get pon'
ltane5 BOG, at aanoutorOcnen life me.
re fan bereS / oer irnnife ON Noncp,
iom fun li99er 10 @iil ira @rGnicn.
ct treble SIog roier peo WelineS
/ @cIgien, 13 Oil / ipbsit Tor Nnt.
mcrper, bpor Ell inf Siprfe pna 80
600 Mdno an1reb gpen.
Gn franIf Trcmitiling.
FariS 26bc Ili9. ~ Get %irorifC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28

arigsminiiteriltm giper ioag islgen'
Be o~Iporsiuloe SremitiQing al Sitt'
ationen peo @rGnien:
ga fomnlanoerenoc General
trpnaer ale line StrioSfrGiter | Sm.
eqnen al Maas0alen. bar han 9loei
SrOrc til groopis Spaipelie al oei
o~ffuperebe Serritorium blnlioes
@r0nien. Miilbauien / elias CT Der
Tor otter iorlaot.
ct mt Slaa or III igan9 melenl
Moilbense og Gonon (peb ben iran+
ife Goroar1nie). 9li lloiolbet al bette
aihpnaer 5rnnfries Stipbne. Spe-
r%ationerne / elias Iares Rhinen pil'
Sc hoIoe p9f trooper, hoorpau fan
lie Seiren uiIoe bero. 1e mao Ser
Tor oQe iorelebia trPftes tIlbuge ira
elias, iorot 0enne Frouins enoelie
fon bli beiriet. Zen boorOe REQ
uenoiaheo iororer oei.
: %eit Tor Ntaas er De Sropper,
iom iorblir / Observation-Disclosures,
iorSelt inaleoeS:
Dc %iranife. brittle trooper bar
beiat Ell Sront, Der iirGffer Tia /
NrrheSen al @ipet, iom bleu inac.
eiter Ell haarb aarrp. &c boIber MI
Der line %ooitauoere iappert tiIbnee.
: git FOR @aas bar pore Sropper
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28

saa al meo Seiren, pente5 set. at
Stalien piloc gipe eiter FOR De Sno.
ilpoeller. lolu epes al Storbritannicu
og Sroutriae 'orat icrmao oct til al
brpbe meo SrlDpelollioncen oa flute
iiq iii DC Alliereoe. IStaliena umiO.
oeI6ore Cpgaue piloe iiooiaIo bllUe al
ongribc Eitcrrige, iom Oct iorreltcn
ollereoe er fommet pon SAINT meo
ouer Netlnael'erne / SrippeIo(lIon.
cen.
StaIien hor pit Ell aabenIps llpiI.
ligbeo til at fonme line 6orbunos.
teller 5pitlano os 2iierriae iii
SiPlp, ifisnt 0isie / inotrPnlen6e,
tilSels iruen0e llotrpf har minOet
oct ON line 6OrpIiatelier oertiI. -
S~StnIien bar berpoo iuoret, at Srip.
pelallianceu oiene er CT 6oriuarsior.
bunb o. Oerior life gjGlOer / ser
nGrpRreu0e llliGl6e. ga bno0e lDit-
ldno oq 2itcrrige bar begunot Ell
Nngrebsfrig.
Stul0e lultlan0 pin0e en- alaiort
Seir / oen lSrttefump, iom IN no
tlPmpes, piloe england % Srantri1c
utpipIiomt uoitebe CT bsilpot Sprao6
ON SiPlp. ~ allie Se1n tpoer pua.
at Stalien iiaaialo uiortspet piIoe
title Tia paa oere5 SiSe.
Stulbe berimoo De glIiereoe uin0e,
piIbc sc, iorelebis iaIiaIb, ingen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28

SiTlp trpn9c. o. &tuIlcn WILDE ino'
lfrTntc iia til at loriudrc i'm 9tei.
trolitet
ct fmiien0e NcOerlng Tor Suifcruc
Ueb Ben irnnifc @rUric, o. HllSier'
lie trpnQenoe ielerriae trent / Noro.
elten, uiI0c rumellgul2 'erc I'll Ell
inorIia Sht paa AriBen. mems Ger.
imoo Ell aiqlort Seir Tor Suitcrne
gonlte iiftcrt piloe betpoc en- 6orl9n.
gelie al aonilittCn meo oct nTlten
uunoanneliQe Hciultot at belle 9uro.
"a pilbe fomme iii at itaa / @rouo.
Ct oiiiciclt telegram iom lloen.
ri0Soeportemcutct WaibiuQtor
mobtoe / 5irSoog$, 0iper Ell Ncitri.
pcIic al Sc Rpufer. lom oriucS al
Sprfict iorat iao @dlfonitatcrue
triltne mco ino I arig5bpirplen. Gu
bsireitnnenoc tnrtIit Gmbe03mono
bar, berettc5 ser, opboIot iiQ Here
Gage / @uhoreit (HrmGnien@ so.
ueoitao) oN iorieat at inu aonQ aarI
cnertoIt I'll. iom SpiflouoS 90 Otter.
RIGGS 9lIlicrcOe, at crtlrrc NusIonh
aril. Surtict Iopeoe i'aniolo at
lutte iip til @eprQcIicn.
Set lo0er imiolcrtlO iii, AT Sen
tprfiife llbienoinN life bar iooet inr.
ocrli9 O%pmntrlng AZ aonG aarI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28

Soreltiuiulen paa set Al Tnpar
oprette6c a~rigstheater i Gricuteu er
%besnnot, men Sen ioreaunr 'or Inf
feoe Gore. lloeu ANDRE Stl'tuere
enc Sc RolIebaucnoe ielu. Get iiorc
GubIifum err eiter lop0ncltlf Eft
"a BRIG res indooruc Nnlcouinger
al "itrltegjifc 0euinu" ilpugt noe
NJ CT Grempcl iom III og'da er logt
eiteriuIat poa oeu cliropplife aril-
itllCplaoS. Nlw ct Bliut: et &Gle.
gram 0aterct (oflo bare uoGle idd
lInter citcr Standardization AZ
arigsertITrinlcn moo SulflduO be-
rctter fort on aoot: "9ombnr0e.
mrrtct al Siiug SoiL Sen bciriteoc
Nnpnebp / 0eu tpite NeitoOclle
ai0u.Ghou / China. er beluu0t".
Soa ulIIcoc5 Gpppet rc0. on ON
buoo Joni iorcguur Gag bctte. MI
&eroeu reppc iaa uo9et at Uioe, isr
Srdmoet er lpIlct tllen0e.
&nti0IertIo hdr 0eu tulfe aeiier,
0a set life lpffcocS nam at idu N.
uet i'm fireiiife Neliooelle bort, loer.
fen til China ieIo igien, eaer I'll De
6orcneoe Stoter, icuot Sen tpife
@urniion / Gina luu Grore Ill al
I%oripdre iig til set p0erite. boilfet
itmpeltbeu nil reluItere / et mites.
lott Orier al noQIe SumOreoer, cller
5lilener WterneifeliO paa arigSgu'
oe1s Alter. Stlgnt Nuen er ltGrft
beiuitet or BET hoablslt at tro. at
oen fcrboIospi9 iuatulliac @orntion,
ser or i%ulbitrnolQ oiifoorct ira en-.
hper llnOiptnIng, ltuloe tlunoe boil
&c 5tiliugen moo &c itore %Idpaneii
ite Sroppeml2ier. iom nlcreoc Ell
lana 3iO igr aria3ertlTrinaeu itoo
iulOt irr0iQe III HnQreb, ltetiet az
iapuuc'iite, irnuite o. enaeIltc Hrll9'
if!bc.
Cu Cr0rcu og GorbercOeliernc
ill Toriuarct mcloc9 ira (llud Sat
oen 2lOc Nuquit: SiiiertcIe1rum'
met ira aciicr Ailbelm I'll @ornl
iouen / Gina lou, huori hcune Gloc9
Cr0re til al ioriuore Stitliugeu nj
set uoerite, hIcu oplrit ior 8ropper.
ne ue0 Gppeaeu 6reoa8 Afieu. ~.
lpsrinacu pauhsrte9 / 8auaheo.
1piferne bar ouuomiteret ale hsie
9%u1ninger. ser tun0e uprc AZ 9tntte
Tor en- ougribenoe Shade iom Elite.
punfter.
1e bar oaiaa e0eIdat Serubouc'
6roer ueo @rpnien al oct tuife Ger.
ritorium % ipunet De omiiJ8enoe
fineitife S~ouoabuer mcO Screen.
sra BEING. China, teIegraieres
iummc 3oio: 0lOtll hor finn brittle
ReQimenter mootoget CrOre III at
icnuirfe me0 <oponeierne I eI9le5
Cperationer moo aiou.G6ou ira
@cuoiioen. Ie irduifc uenter ini0.
lertio at ioo Crorc til at bJitaa oc
brittle. Ger oil miIiRcu. tomnlt
til at iomuirfe ire Regimenter ira
buer al ol.ic Natloner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28

) oipIomotiife areoic / @oIbington
er man tuertimoO al oeu ganife al.
minoclIge Menlng. at Song adrl. ON
Ran ltiIoe bIiuc lnopiflet / arioen,
plIoc itiIle iia poa Ru5lauo9 Sioc.
ior rusiiit &%nOilpoelie cr iterf / Gu.
cbareit.
Get aniee5 iom nulIigt al 9iumu
MEN til 9cIennIng berior al &u5Iulo
biI0e blipe ouerIoot ct betruQtcligt
Stptfe al 9~eiarabien Ger / tor 10.
.itrPfuing er beboet al RlmRnierc.
EumGuien piIoe beller life bare
noget iuoo at iaa en- slnleouina iii
at irdtage 2iterrige.llngarn en- Gel
al. eiler belle SranipIpanien, bui9 9e
iolfnlng o%perpeienoe er rlmpniif.
Suoo Sprfiet eienipnlig rr citer,
er al ~lIeuUln0e ialiaIo enoel Al oct
itore Cmroooe. oct table / Den iioite
b~altanite ariI 4itu ifuloe Inrtiet
crtiure Ru9lano ariq, plIoe HuIaa.
ricn utuIOliomt itrar gribc nj &oG
ben, Hoe INLET iom oct er eitcr lin
i0ltc Aoniiltt.
Se9roen pllOe Sprtiet itrar 'ua
@rpfenlono poa Nntten. StilliuIcu
mellem oisie Canoe er %iorreiten. uocn
uogen ioaoan ertra 6oranleoning.
iao iprnot. al Ell ipritilot arig mel.
lem De 10 naor iom BELT fan bru.
80 m
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28
KriQ$tbedtret / Orienten.
forefiuinorn paa 0rn orirntallkr %Skurplaos ct fuo 6nn9,
mrn f@orreaar ba9 oct nrornIror torteppr.
0stsrriss sender Japan KrisssrkI3rins.

oeIier til / 9titeu at bcsipe iis I'll
Bern. Sdfueij.
@dihirgton 0en 26be Auauit: 81.
te%rretniuqen ON at 2'terrt9e 'tal
have erflrret Sapon 9rig. iii, bois
0en befr0iteS. mullgeus fornrue III
al ida en- oiatiq (~Su6ilpoeIle pdo St.
tiotioreu / Gllro9a, ou en- iaaoun
6rflPriud piloe giue Sapon et Tao-
ifuo for at ienoe trooper I'll europa
og ioaIeoe9 fife lGrgere bebeue at
bearTuic i'm Strtiomheo uoeIuffen.
0c iii set iicruc Gitrr.
81 ~ieiere telegram ira @ien iii
Reutcr3 Gele8rnmbureau ! 2or0or
rclocr oiiiciclt. at Sen eiterrigife
HcQjcrmN aaere0e / (ir5oagS (oen
25oc Gug.) bnp0c ierot Sen Jana.
neititc Tmba3io0o- >eriteo$ 1T Fds.
"a at Sen siterrigife AmbnSicosr til
,Sopou bar bIcoet tiIbagefnlot.
Sra Gefind. China. teIesraiere3.
AZ brittle 8auou. % Sorpe0o6dooc
oeu 2loc Mug. hapoe oobuet SSlo pad
6GituIuaSuerferne / Sliug.Sau ! Oet
Gicmeo at ocmoifere DC tpite Bate.
r,er. otter uogle ida Simers Sfno.
Ming ira begqe Sioer trnf 9riternc
liz tilboqe / Retnir ooi @ei-Sai.
@ei Ge leo CT Cab al fl Muro
orGbtc. mems oerc3 9oooe ocrimco
FIN bnpbc liot u~be,poclia Sfooe.
Sielge iomme G%elegrom err 5000
0iouO r%uSiifc Trooper oiieuot ira
&1a0iuoitocf Ill oeu iopoucii'tc so.
ueoiturfc ioran Eituq.Nou.
sra (ofio. &apau t~elegrafercS
SEN 250c: Ter er manage Segn, iom
tnoer pda. at &upou oil Qua meaet
icyiigtIlt tilUerts / line Cperationcr
moO aIuo. Gbou, oct toife (errito.
rium Gbiua az life i0rboite Tia.
Get snifer al mOlGu mg0iqe On.
o%'reIier AZ W~ieuerifeliu "a at no.
irttc line ariqsifi5e Tor uncOiq Sc.
re. Ser mel0e5. at mango Mircr CT
bleuct icet ilpOen0e omfring / Tor.
oanOct omfrirq aioo.Ghou.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28
3iterriee erflGrsr Iapnu Sris.

IRA &onOor meloeS oeu 25oe. al
2iterri9e iiolac Ct Telegram ira
Roml StaIicn, bar crfIprct 5npan
ari5.
&iSlge Ell anoct telegram IRA
femme SteO. uem,il IRA Grhongc
(clelroyb Gompouua aorreipouoeut
ocritco3. ucutcoc man. at Ell arigs
erflprirg Uiloe bIi uoiteot al %apuu
lem Gelqe al. al Sen siterriIifc re.
Rieriug har liUet Crore Ill al
A|ruoieren "aoiierim Gli3abeth" ifal
lutte liz III oE sisre iGae9 Sas meO
Sc mltc arigsitibe / (img Suu.
Ger iuneS iaoleoe5 at berite (piI
ON. lulltet @au0 bar u0iteot ariQ9.
crflPriuaen, on / 0eIetuaet uogeu
ioaOan / &irfeliQ6eOen er uOiteot.
Get er muIigt, al Sen %siterriQ'fe
aypoier9 Cr0re ii. al lutte iil til
u'terue al be9qe %ouOc err blet on'2et
iom tlIitrpttclig N%riQs0aridg. a II
ll0ite0ei'eu az en- iormtl GrtlrrmI
ulr m9OueH0ig.
ut Ser er iH0irca0t NriG2tllitlu0
mellem DC 10 %au0e ipne9 mi0lcrtlO
meO SltterheO At irtmaan Al iJl-
leu0e oiiiciele telegram iii lloeu.
rIGSoepartemeutct: Zen ilpnneiiitc
Ambo2iaogr / Sien bar iOul (26Oe
auJ.D oueroraaet Suoretagelien al
uSpars SutereSier til Sen american.
lie gmbas'aoer o. trriier Sorbere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28
Ct Orolfifte
KonSresien

FeprUientor;buiet Ce0toI / Eir5-
bags meO Guitemmiq6eo en- 8eiit.
nina ON AZ laoe trufte 5000 Grcm-
0lurcr ar observation-disclosures /
6oQl.
Ssr &oterirleu tea lin @e1uuOc..
ie ooitoO Ser ieIgen0c Croifiite mel
lem Sen reou6lifauife Gsrer. ReprU.
lentant Qlanu. az &eroen5ireO@ior-
ie3teren ReUrrientlut 9aru6urot ira
GeunipIuoriu ser bopOe iremiot Sor-
iIaget
) Retralm;nI At braO Ser iorti-
DEN ijuOer Steo / &crOen iorctom.
mer SCI mia bemartcoe 0ir @am.
at oette 6orilag err rotiou latter.
Iiat.
,,eJ i1ler mia o|uer0cpiit om".
iu0reOe DIR @orubarot al Strm.
niugcu bert San0et er ligeilu itertt /
Saosr al %erNcn5ircOcn iom noGer.
Iin0C."
~llu0er De iOrhadH0upUrcI0e Sm'
itpnOigbeSer er Sci min Meninl. at
6reo$Nomitolen / Noal omtreut CT
Sen muttigite Snititutlon. iom mn.
NeS / 9ereen~. pur Mr. MnrrS al.
I%uttenbe 9emerfnirs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-08-28
Oct store Stag / bel9ier.
Gpkernc oruer DC auirreor Armssr tilbaee ouer I'll 1870 Gill
lang Slaelinje fra snons Deleien til %euxembure.
Gr ct nyt Stag / fluid Gang?

Girep q Sen %irnnife Tropins Meur.
tbe ct Woipue).
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-28

Peach ice cream from fresh oeaehes. The Fountain at the Rexall Store. R. c. Morris Drug Go. s-l0-tf
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-28
"WETS" WIN THE
 TEXAS ELECTION
JAMES E. FERGUSON IS NOM MATED FOR GOVERNOR BY
 PLURALITY OF 4oooo.
Anti-Prohibitionlst Register a Com. pIete Victory in Nearly All Sections of the State.

Dallas, Texas, July 27.-Results of Saturdays democratic primary elec ton in Texas follow. These returns are incomplete and, as is customary in this state where the results are known without compiling the full vote, no complete returns will be compiled until the official returns are made to the democratic state chair man, which will be in two or three weeks:
 tion was defeated by 15,000 to 10000 majority.
 James E. Ferguson of Temple anti prohibtionist, is nominated for gov ernor by 3O0O0 to 10000
 Doubt as to two of the closely con tested races for congress by districts in Texas was cleared up tonight when complete unofficial returns showed that Representative Horace Vaughan of the First district had been defeated ill the democratic pri mary election by Eugene Black of Clarksville, Blacks majority being Al. Representativ Oscar Callaway of tn Twelfth district has been nomi- hated for reelection by plurality of 4 900 over James Swayne. h the other contests it seems probable thaS J H. Davis of Sulphur Springs has been nominated for congressmana large, defeating Representative Dan iel E. Garret. Jeff McLemore of Houston also has been chosen as an other congressman-at-large. Repre- sentative Hatton w. Summers. now a ngressman-atlarge has been nomi- mated in the Fifth district to succeed Beall.
 Returns at this time reasonably as sure the nomination of William P. Hobby for lieutenant governor and Fred w. Davis of Gainesville as com missioner of agriculture.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-07-28
NATIONWIDE SHOE
 MAKING CONTEST
GoVERNM ENT BIDS CALL OUT 24o PAIRS OF PERFECT FOOT
 WEAR FOR SOLDIERS.

Washington. July 27.-A nation wide shoemaking contest. just brought to a close by the awarding of two army contracts to the win ners. produced two hundred and for ty pairs of the most perfect samples of military footgear ever manufac- tured, according to the board of army experts who passed upon them
 Next to the quality of the gun he carries" said one of these army ex- perts, more depends upon the con dition of the shoe he wears than up on any other factor that goes toward the makeup of an effective soldier"
 As result of this feeling, the United States army quartermasters nave evolved a shoe which, they say, makes the American fighting man the best shod soldier in the world.
 It took over a year of continual and careful experiment before saitS factory results were reached. Count less x.ray photographs were made; the position of the bones of the feet were noted and the anatomy before, during and after marches were stu died and compared. All this time different models were tried and theories were worked out. Finally the type of shoe was evolved with it's straight line on the big-toe side it's snug instep and a chance for the toes to lie as freely and naturally as in a moccasin.
 When the theory of scientifically covering the foot mad been establish ed to the satisfaction of the army experts, various manufacturers plac- ed their plants at the army's disposal
 in the hope they would be rewarded with the valuable contracts to sup ply the six thousand pairs worn out | in a years marching for Uncle Sam. But the Quartermaster Corps did not limit itself to single firm. They | worked out system of having each | firm submit a sample of what It could | do. Two pairs of shoes were offered | by each bidder, showing the manu- 1 facturer's ability to meet specifca- tions.
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At a meeting of several of the au- tomobile owners of the city last night it was agreed that the Hot Springs Automobile Club, organized just before the great fire of last year, would be revived, and open it's books for new members. This club was organized last August, and i'm mediately enrolled some fifty to sev- entyfive members, who paid their dues and the receipts from which are now lying in a ,ocal bank.
 That a city of this size does not have an automobile club in active operation is remarked by all visiting motorists, and it is to be hoped that ion next Friday night there will be 9 large attendance, both of the orig inal members, and also of those new owners who have not yet had an op- portunity to be enrolled.
 With the new highway nearing completion there is much that the Automobile association can accom- plish. The Little Rock Automobile Club has promised the State Fair association a large attendance for the next State Fair, and in the Au- tomobile parade as well as in the races the local club will have charge of those affairs, it being affiliated with the American Automobile asso- citation.
 The meeting will be held at the Business Mems League at 8 o'clock Friday evening and every automo- bile owner in the city is urged to be present. Matters of much import xnce to the motorist can be handled through such an organization. The recent reduction in the price of gaso- line would indicate what cooperation can accomplish.
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1000 SHEEP CREMATED.

Louisville, Ky, July 27.-Fire which started in the sheep pens of the Bourbon stock yards here to- night destroyed a third of that plant, forty Louisville and Nashville railroad cars, some of which were loaded with merchandise. cremated a thousand sheep and damaged more than score of cottages that lined streets bordering the stock yards. Damage to the stock yards is esti- mated at about $175,O00 and the total damage at approximately $250,009.
 The blaze was under control after several hours of hard work by the fire department. The origin of the flames has not been ascertained.
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HELP FOR HOME RULE.

Philadelphia, July 27-Leaders of the two factions in this city engaged in securing funds to assist the cause of home rule in Ireland reported large contributions at meetings held tonight. More than s4,000 was pledged at a meeting of the United Irish league. Michael J. Ryan. president of the league, declared that there is no necessity of any one going from this country to fight as there are plenty of men in Ire land"
 The American volunteer fund com mittee has arranged for a mass meeting.
 Chairman Joseph McGarrity an nounced that one club here has pledged to raise $5,O00 within 30 days.
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MONEY TO MOVE CROPS.

Washington, D, C., July 27.-Secre- tary McAdoo made public tonight many of the telegrams from national banks throughout the country on which he based his decision to de posit $3l, 100000 of government funds to aid in moving the fal! crops. Nearly every one predicted heavy demands for money and referred to the enormous crops being harvested From St. Louis a business revival within sixty days, accompanied by demands for credit from mercantile houses, was forecast.
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WARBURG'S NAME
 ID BE WITHERAWN
PRESIDENT WILL TAKE ACTION UNLESS BANKER WILL AP-
 PEAR BEFORE COMMITTEE.

Washington, July 27.-Whether President Wilson will withdraw the nomination of Paul M. War5mg of New York as a member of the fed eral reserve board probably will be announced tomorrow. It was said tonight that the president had writ ten to MT. Warburg urging that he reconsider his refusal 10 appear be- fore the senate bauKrng committee and that unless the banker acceded the nomination would be withdrawn immediately.
 Senator Owen, chairman of the banking committee, who has just re- turned from Europe, telegraphed Mr Warburg today asking that he come before the committee. Tonight Mir Warburg replied, referring the chair man to Senator O'Gorman, who re- gently conferred wrtn the banker, Senators owen and O'Gorman con- ferred later but neither would say what the result had been.
 At the white house it was said reply to the presidents letter was expected tomorrow. Senator Owen saw the president today and after ward said
 'l am inclined to believe that MT. Warburg will not come before the committee. l think he feels that his dignity would suffer in view of the Of course, his name will be withdrawn if he does not respond to the committees invita- tion."
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PHYSICIANS NOTICE.

Phone TIT, James Price. trained nurse; 15 years Navy Hospital Corps Red Cross. 7-23-1m
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WHITMAN TO RUN

New York, July 27.-District At torney Charles Whitman will file his petition for gubernatorial nomina. ton at the republican primary and none other, according to an an. rouncement issued by him tonight lh the statement he asks Harvey D. Hinman, who has announced himse'i as in the field for the nomination to pledge himself to supper. the candidate chosen, as he. Whitman, says he will do.