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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-30

SEN amerifanife l16bifli11g ifrioer:
fre,n, at 9eoroenS Soft nil blipe et,
! eo6 % betpoelig sattor / be,t ftores
@anumenin1eltning, rEbe 1porlbs
mcltingpot of tbe nations" lonl.
MI er ct all1inbeligt brl,gt llotrDt.
og ret tr9ffe,,oe, ipaes mig.
Sea 'er pperbepilt ont, at boobc
|pi iclp pg fom,ne,roe ;slngter piloe.
tube ,negct o1n hi life giorbe 1,oget
for at bepare pg forplante noget al
Dor ,neobrogte &ultnr. Bort Sprog
er lite laa fattiat eller fraltgbenoe,
at ri bebpper at giare % llleiligbe0
me6 at fonlu1e al IneO set lnarelt
n1,1ligt. ;Sorreiten gaar set lite ian
let at tilegne Jig set e,,gelife Sprpg
Ii Ell ioobm, l10ltraf',ing eller DDb=
Dc, at !nan tan bragg laa rig oatt=
oelig Ntprin9 af set ion lit eget.
Mg1 lelb ONT 1un,l fat1, pirfer bet
Iet life forltprrel.oc at fltnne to
l5pro9 lige gobt Der CT spet ct
betD6eli9t s[rbeioe al 9torOens iSolf
II fultlrcl 1el1ieenbe beropre, % life
utinbit al % Dnnifc, 1ranr M,tal
| og 3io tages 8etrngtning og Sc al
os in6Danore0e, ber bar taget Del /
bette, CT nof life ooarlioit Itillet>
bberten / nloteriel eller aon6elig
@enieenhe.
Got til Mmerifn, ou ltpre, rige,
irie 9al1o meo G5ulo @jergets
6abn fom el Ddl, loa iln1lft bar
Iltnget for os; lleet forgle,n iffe felt
Set lille 2o11o 1neo 9M9eblinf og
8laoelus> nteo Anrruul1g ON ct
ltrautuft @'ts. Zen 4t1rt al Dor
l1naoont beropre, Ser faar 500 %
pei i noget 81 bsase 2anoes aul<
|tllr, pilnaa lnnq''' 01et No11.le Sarb:
Set enc ltal p1sies, set an6et life
forlGn1mes. poster go0t Der fumes
iee.
q. 6. Ma6 EFT.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-30
iyortalt i faa Sro.

- sSrnbnnen oper Hano1l1n Nano=
toneen er MI So Mar 9aulmel. sSprlt
eiebes oen af Ameritanere 3loen
fra 1881 til 1904 al sSranlfma'1o
% Toen al &c 1orc',eoc @tater.
Bralioent Bilion bar i esen=
1fab al Yr9li6ent for Oct reoe &orS
forelpuret ON Sopan trcnger 9l9lp
for Sc 9iltritter, iom CT bielnle9t at
sSoroifjelp.
5iolc Aar blep Ser nlpntet
19S,s19,926 Yeneeltpffer til Ell
guroi al SO ,2S4.941.92. Nj oen>
ne SUD uogioroe @',lolmfferne
langt Sci, iterite 9el, ne1,llia oper
$25,OO0,0oO Af 9ollarltnffcr blep
oer ingen nlpl,tct i 1913.
Qanobruss1niniiteriet oplpler,
at al Sc 1,1lO,O00,000 Acres oprf=
bar sSoro, ser iinbes Sc Torencoe
Stoter, er fnn ca. 81 Eroee11t n1l=
Ser Gprf,ing. t9 Yrocent al 2on=
set betraateS ion, uoprfbart, ne11
en- 0el al oette fan bel1pttes iom
&rnsla.lo eller til 1rl1gtopl.
Spere Stornrs bar Sc iiolte
@or Tiger raIet paa Eaeific=aplten>
foraarlosenoe 2oeleggel1e baaoe ber
oe ser. Ser meloes on 2ioeller
og 5fibbruo pao 5pea. 1Slere
Steber / 2onoet er Ssaloet gaaet
uner olle Brtr1l1er, ibet Real1foloet
bur peret nreget lterft.
Sen meaen Gnoe gl90er 2ono-
manbe11, og ser er l1o1i9ter til ct
I9rbeles gpot Mar
Oberlt @eo. @octhals, Bana~
1nufonolens Sberingenisr, har be-
ret tilb,,ot Bolten ion Aeoliticbef I
Greater 9fetp Dorf og por paa Sale
1om 2eoer ior 9iegjerin9e'lS SsSerl1=
baneproieft 9llajfa, n1en I'LL bar
@rejioent @illpn uonepnt bant til
@uber1pr / Yonama &o'1ol= 3ol1en
(enepnIoiO ira 1lte Npril at re9ne.
6o,ts Salnr bliper $4,000 Saret,
eller $4,000 1ninbre enb bon faor
ion Opcringentpr. Oct er Dog
tcn,ntelig liffert at ban 11tootager
Tiibubet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-30
Snbftriel af 11btiuinsssienita nitau-
Sc % 8eifpttelie af ltbitillere
paa ben internationale 9sa>
nama=9saeiiic 1tbitillins.

Ne fSnre11e0e S1Q1erS NDllgfe5 Ddr
peotaget cn Sou, Ser er lttuofGltet al
Staterln5 4rnli6cnt, buori oet be-
itelnnnes, at alle 9lrtiflcr, ipnt i10=
f6res fra l1ola11oet / lloitillingspje=
mes, lalnt alle s(rttfler og Materia=
Ter, io,n inoipres alene til 8r1g peo
Spfprelien llo1tDrelien og &eolige=
boloe!ien al. nocnlaabife gp9ningei
% ltoltillinger ueo ~Hanan1u5goci=
fic Sslttcrnotional @1pulittol1"',,# %
font er tolopligtige, fan iuofpres
fri for Inl0 oa Cntfoitllirger,
@e1bolo til be sSorlfritter, ionl pil
bliue aioet al 5efreteren for Sc Tor-
eneoe StuterS isinansoepartenert.
Ser bIiper oog intet til S9inbr for,
til enhper~ o .1tlloer .llpltiIlinaen at
iplge til 2enering pna ct I1iiospl1nft,
lon fa|tlptteS al l1bltillingsiellfubet,
alle &arer etler gjenbp1n, 1on er
innfprt til og pirfelig uol lti(let / IT'S
ltillinge1s 8pgnnger oa poa oeuS
@rlu,o, un>er sSagttogelie al &c Be-
itelnlnclier angaoenoe Siffcrbebs=
itillelle for Iolben, jo,n lnuatte fore
ifripes al Sefretnrell for Stoterncs
Tilunsbaparten1ent. sberliaere er
fultjat, at ulle iaabauue Mrtifler i
1il1aloe al 5alg eIler Iilbogebol<
belie for ,Sorbr1g i Sc ssorel,eoe Stu
ter, ifol betale 3olo efter 6en Iplo=
lpb, Joni er giGlbe11oe paa 3i0spunf=
tet for 0erc5 8orttagelle;; % paa Sc
9lrtifler, lom grr1loet poa llbelo el=
ler Ion 6plge al +l1oltilIingeu, bar
bnret ablat for 11o9en 'Slags Tor=
ringelie eller 6orbarpelle, ifal Den
Colo, ion1 betale5, faltipttes / Se11<
bolo til Bnroeri11g5ner0iel1 paa Set
Ii6spunlft, oe borttages til 8rl1g /
2onoet.
9opcn fnrelfriper oglaa, at ser (e=
nett BEN /. ,Suli 1914 ifal oprettes ct
iSilialfontor paa ltbltillinge,, unoer
9ecelie al De Ssoreneoe 5taterS .Me=
glitter oi Copyright" oa ASote'1tfo1n=
mis- iionel1, ira bpilfen gjeren al et-
bpert !om beflt MegiltrcringScertifi=
fot. v&opprigbt", @aremRrfe eller
8ateutst, uhite6t al an0re 2onoeS Re=
gierine % beifptten0e Menitre, Wo=
oeller, 5egnil1ger, SSorlagsrct, So
remnrfer eller iSabrifatiol1sartifler,
inbfsrt til ltbitilling og n0ltillet paa
lto}tllingen, peb aSorepisning af til
itrnffclig 9epis for laaoan gje,1=
oomsret, frit fau erbol0e ct Gertifi<
tat, ionl lopligt 8epis for bans
gie,1oomsret. 1ettc &ontor lfal og=
}oo f1re Megtiter ober alle Be u6lteo=
te Gertiftfater, bpilfet 'ifal bol0es
.tilgiengeligt for Sffentligbe6ea, og
set ifal aniees for Iobitrioigt, uoen
@jerel1s Iilla6elie, at eftergjgre, eff
terligne, reprooucere eller eftertrpf=
fe noget Mpnlter, Mobel, Eegning,
@oremerfe, v@oppriebt", eller So
brifationsartifel, iom er belfpttet al
noeet fren1nteo 2anbS @egiltrerings=
og @atentlobe elfer paa ar1oen Wfaa=
be, ion iroferes til iSpeluitilline poo
u6itilltngen eg u6itilles Der. Jor
CeertrGoelie al oe11ne Sob, foreifrt=
nes ser 9gory
Sc &ettigbe6er, on, er beifpttso,
beo 2opns s5oranltatni1,ger, FEEDER
/ &ruft paa Dagen for Mnfom|teu III
Arealet for Sun 5rancisco- lt6ltil=
lingen al Be beifDttebe alrtifIer %
beboarer ct 1i0srl1m Of 3 9lar fra
oen Cato, lt6ihIlir1gen bIiper Iuffet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-30

Sen oauite Dame, 6rf. q. oe
1reicbotp, 1om blep bo(ot tilbage
paa ellis e5la1,b paa @r1tno al
Misforltaaelie peorgre1,oe Sssnopal=
brin95formnlnrer ETC., far bar faaet
1illaoelle ii! at afrej1e ira 9eetp
Dorf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-30
Yolpsamiiteu 9ablitrsn1.

Tolbsamiiten 9ablirsm. Sra
gbepet, 8aib, ,nelbes sen 25oe
San. Mrs. Martba Dablltr6n1 on
Ben &uitru til &c beIliges Mpoitel"
er glao oner, at ban er fnngllet.
gelp blep bum II Slars M6eren ct
Offer for ban1, og 6o benbes Mo6er
loo bam arreitere i Chicago 1907,
reilte bum meb bam til ct. ssofepb,
Micb., og bleb biet.
SUN fortalte ON is andre Mger,
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filsf,t tra .1a,ut1arh.
III e, s. ssielieu.

Ibpis 8lomlterore beiteper
Igol0a1e1ls gylone Dug;
Irneo 8nb fra Dannarfs 8ggeltop,
Mnloioro alorig fienotc Hlop
1bpor 9tattergal Mattel1 lpal
oS 2p1gielsto,1er lprte,
|n1eo 1ilien ira 6e bunoreo ger,
ira 8uster, 6iorbe, @iue, 5per,
Ifra alt, bDab S joni 8er1l far
ficnbt,
1blep jeg fra Da1llnort leltot!
is tr.poer pau Ell frelnme0 @rl1no
lGt frelnneo 5prog e6ers Mln1o
is tog til pilligt 9fen1lne.
lMen buffer S frn Belt og 5ltn0t
tfro 5ognene 0erbie1nme,
lDbor nliIht ug blcot, buor ongjt
| bpor is6t,
lbbor fi9rligt 5progets SLIDER lprono
Ii Snle % / Snno2
|5pao &nrn bar l9rt at cljfe,
lifal Ma,oen life gletnn1e!
is tlep ej glen1t, bporben S 0rog,
pi nti'1be5 Ser, pt l1pner Ser, .
Dor fnlles l0eo0er fapner Ser
oa fplaer Ser / ltort % intact.
I@per Hong set goor cr 2anbssa,no
9o5t,
l1on iegte longpeis fra lit @;sm
og ionot lia felD og llog Jig ftenl,
6a banter set paa Oonlnarfs Gsr
|1neb Blo6ets ltille Gar1ne,
0a buiitcr set lom eino !,ionot
@pr:
DEN @anro olt bar ION 8or,1 / Sine
9lr1ue,," "
lDa lpSller set ON Mpoers M,!:,S,
90 kpDer belt6eS @jertebn10.
zoo fpgger but :neo @oano fct 9rrr
I og Itirrcr oper 5npet lneb &eluco
lit SD1t!
90 bar Ss.itfe Danmarf glerat,
bDor ptot S fur, bpor fjerl1t S Ito1,
Ser io6 opg Ml1lo paa sseres 500
Ifra Marfcrne berbielnntc.
Slot uiolte S Set npppe ielp;
| forIt,u111net 1mi0t &annpenS Glp
par Mt1lbets blioe 5tc1l1n1e.
Dse1 !nnoer Observation-Disclosures $pelp
Gar Ntanoel15 Ga1fer bientn1e!
&el nlp6t Da ber i W1iltoetS &e9n!
Seq bringer 8n0 fra Danmarfs
9fegn,
fro Gonnmrfs Sol ira Donmarts
! BlGlt
| til Ser, 1on1 panoreo' langt rtao
&e1t
| til 1SriDeoslo,1oets brebe 6abn,
bbor s llog so % rejite Stapn
| og bUb6eo un6er Stars oto
Stripes"
Sert 9oln(e 6je,nlal16s 9eabi1!
Det 2alO, 5 stog, bar ltprft %
|tprt,
% aieltfrit aabneo set jim Yort
og bp6 Ser it6!
!. 90 Suiinb oper 19rlflen jfreo,
o9 6unbrebtuli116e bleb pe6.
| 9t1 fan $ goo fra t0on til @op
| % lnp0e 0aulte Min0er
bos 0altife M0llo og @Dtnoer.
Dten er set fauot, lo,n set er jagt,
at Minbet bar ioa opb cit Magt,
oa lur pau trofait @rl1no S lagt
Den @ierning ber Tdl leftes:
at fI1ptte fait Ser Bor1boms SorO
til oe,t, S I'LL 11e0 5af beboer;;
at ilpnge ON ssSert 2ip en- Snor
al Gage,ts Daab og 9fnttens Drgm
% 6iertets 2RngIel ipun6et.
Do globes bun, Dor gonIe Mo'r;
Sd Ter BUN, bum bar fun6et
Iil1 ltng0om ber paanp!
8el 11pM oa, u,l6er tpenoe slag,
Il fRlles Gro paa f9lles Sag.
Seq reffer ober SAP og Strnt1o,
uneo &ilIen fra ssert sSe6relan6,
|tnin @oa11o til Ser, font bore
pon to geationers 9gre!
gn &olitein Gpr Iolgtes forle-
Den Dag for $4,000 al Cabin Sc
|ibane i SHETLAND, g. 9.
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aaptejn 2iisner, bans fprlte Stpr=
manb sSergeuien % nogle MatroIcr
|olJe paa Den oanlte CAMPER "Benu=
iploania" bor al &reiioe,1t Willou
iooet Notwithstanding og GO
per, for0t &c for ct Mors 1io libe11
reooe5e s Maro poa en- amerifanlt
CAMPER.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-01-30
Grriibent 0il1un fpnlerereoe

Srriibent @ilIpn fon!erereoe
nplten 3 elmer Sen 266e Sa1nar
meo 5enatets &o,nite for noenrig=
fe sl11ligger,ber. 6ele &omiteen,
Mep1blifanere % Gentofrater meo
nnbtogellc al Senator @[arfe, lanl=
le6es / Sem grbnne Gal % oisf>ttere~
oe geatione1S uoe11rigfe glnliggen=
oer. syor fsrlte @nng lin Mon1i=
1titration berprte NrGltoenten
gpprgsmaalet ON Ha,1a,,tu &anal=
nogifterne. Sc tffe ratiftcere6e
8plbgiitstraftater iaapel iom Sen
merifanife sitl1ation oe Gpiite1t r'Rb
sesnpot1 ON l1blgt10ingers @et til Ct
bberpelfe at 2an6 par bla,t6t Sa=
ger. Der orpfteoes.
Dn @onfere1cel1 bar ouer, ene6eS
ane Senatorer11e ont at bcbligebol6e
Iousbe6 og operla0e til 8roli6en=
ten efter lit Sfien at omtale, bbao
Der babbe iut6et Steb.
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Nmeriean Geanbinauian Tpnnoa=

Nmer1c(tl Sc0nOtNQutQH 1yVAHuu'
tiun. ge|tpreIlen for 9llnerico11=
Sconoinapian lo,.nbation bolod
forrise Sproag tit Aarsmpoe, nteo=
oeler rstoroilf Giben,be" 9eelp Dorf,
og palete lom ,pt Meole'n s. g.
@jfe1en (oonlf) ifte5etfor aIoebe 8.
g. Mmonion fra Ybilooelpbio
(norlD. uJounoation"s Gmbeos=
,npno blep lon,tiDig gjenpal9t: &re=
iibent, 8reoerief .pncb; Sicepreii=
oent, Gbriitopber Map1; 8asierer,
@illinn 8. Short; iurioilf &onln-
lent, $. 6. Mllnherg; 'Sefret~r,
@enrp @oborb 2eaeb.
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ga &olftein Gpr iolgteg forle.
'oen Dag for SIS, 900 al Cabin Sc,
ibane i @icblano, g. 3.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-19
CAUSE
of the Great European Conflict
and Useful Map in Con-
nection Herewith.

Austria-Hungary, great Imperial
power In Europe, with population
of something like 90, 100000 and q
fighting strength consisting Of 3 0O0S0Oo
men. made an attack on Servia, 9
small Inland kingdom in the Balkan
peninsula, with population OF only
600 900 and an army OF sometnine
ike 1000 men. This apparently I'M
equal conflict threw all of Europe into
one of the most terrible wars OF MIS-
tory.
Bulgaria succeeded in driving Turkey
further back out of Balkan territory.
The northern boundary OF Serv1a
touches the southern boundary OF AUS
tria-Hungary. and this great empire
desired to annex Servia. a Few
months ago an Austrian Crown Prince
was assassinated and Austria claimed
tllat this was the result of a consplr-
acy on the part of Servia, and made
demands which Servfa took exception
To Thus war was declared, and one
nation after another has entered into ,,9
II Every reader of the Telegram Will
he interested In following this great
conflict of nations. For this purpose
tine Telegram Is Offering an omcial
war map with which one can easily
follow all the great events OF war. Inc
offer is fully explained In the war map
cornon in another column OF this
issue.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-19

large and appreciative audience this
afternoon at the Robinson Grand and
Tonight Mr.. Gilmore will present his
famous play, ..The Mummy and the
Humming Bird" by special request.
During the summer, Mr.. Gilmore and
his company played at new, theater
built for him at the Isle of Palms az
Charleston, s. g., and at Asheyille. n:
C.. during which long and successful
engagement he revived his most pop
ular plays of past years. By reason OF
this, he and his company are enabled
to present OF their regular tour this
year any of these former successes,
and generally they present two or
more of them In each city.
The pictures today at the odean are
.The Car OF Death" q Kalem rail-
road picture featuring Hclen Holmes;
.sTopsy Turvey Sweedie," an Essanay
comedy, and Private Dennis Hogan, I"
a vitagraph comedy. This Is the last
day OF. the engagement Of Rose Miller,
the noted singer; and Short and Ed
wards's, old time black and white
faced musical comedy act, both Of
which have been making hits.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-19

The United States in 1871 pro
ruced 220,449.39 barrels OF petro-
1eum.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-19

"a Clash of Virtues drama OF
Wall Street, depicting the thrills OF
speculation and the triumph OF real
virtue. "A Siren Of the Desert
feature Western orama. When
18th Came to SnakeviIle, as
usual, an extremely funny comedy
presenting Margaret Joslin. Victor
Potel, and Harry Todd. A powerful
masterpiece drama viii be shown
Monday entitled In Defiance of the
Law, Selig romance of the North
west in three acts.
Paul Gilmore, the noted actor for
whom theater going people of Clarks-
burg always have warm spot In their
hearts. arrived in the city Saturday
morning with his company from Nor
gantown, where they played an en-
:sTRe Wolf,, the first night and 1.-THE
Mummy and the Humming Bird. :
They presented Mr.. Gilmore,s great
New York success. 1.-The Havoc to q
x 81 Z
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carefully selected pictures being.
shown, is very encouraging to the
new. manager and contracts are now
signed to present the product of the
Famous Players productions, General
Film masterpiece service and the
Broadway features.
The following program is oelng
SHOWN to-day: :.The Telltala Hard
.t.--4iliaf." a powerful society drama
a two acts by the Cines Company
Beautiful scenery and gorgeous cos
tunes are two noticeable features.
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WELL ADVERTISED.

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AYERS
Who viii Face Wesleyan Here
Next Saturday Are Playing
Albright T0day.

CARLISLE, Pa, Sept I 81 gnal
and light rudimentary work only was
the order for the first string men at
practice Friday afternoon on the Car
isle Indians football field. Coach
warner was careful not to overwork
the players who are likely to get into
the game against Albright here ito.
fIavs and after q short time spent 81
falling on the ball running down 2 n
der punts ana charming q sshaEp u &
nal inishe the Sprert Ice The scrubs;
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-19
FIGURES TELL THE
HIGH COST OF WAR.

- rt,a N.noIoonic7 v.rs cost
So. CO. 1.;tstr CO., so,.
1.a1.. ,..tsss Sast.s E,,,s. . :. a,,I
10y, .SI :: I-s.,,,, sa.s - ~
-.s,.. 1890 q 81 EEL Y, " a~..a, dst,,,s .n5
yolxeu . u assu ls a..S4,,.. IS.s a. ~
l eNas 49, ~ an..n-.te wsst.
tEaus e.ua o.ue =, ono1 nno ono ~ 20
no1 less v.vyOsooo'SSv.
me at = az M ano ~
OF q US ~.
: ! ne = on lS4 e1oe 400 ronn =
~. 9, Soss = . Euse -.
. ne ocnlenn : . u.s.
A sC.s 1870 =, 1eso oo.+
600 oao nnn -, - % Sss
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SEE THE REGISTRARS.

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Registration officers are
engaged in the various pre-
cincts In Harrison county IN
registering voters for the
election, Tuesday, November
8. They will hold sittings
monday and Tuesday, Octo-
Der /. and s, to correct their
books, register those who ap-s
pIy If not already | registered.
and complete their books IN
order to turn them over TO
the county court. If you are
not registered. you can not
vote. This Is an entirely new
registration and the fact thar
you were registered two years
ago or at the last election
does NOT mean that you are
registered this year See that
your name appears on the
registration list. Hunt up
the registration ofhcers IN
your precinct at once.
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.IKE THEAlERS
"a continued from page seven.l

on.fnued from page seven.)
rescue OF his babe from ragin &
.Ezmes ara Ssmp1e incidents which
make this. ore Of the most renarSa-
tile r-odEStiona OF the gear.
rae daily incroasing attendance at
The new Palace thoater, owing to the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-19

About all the stores IN the city In
hitch things to wear are sold either
IN the fabrics or in the finished proc.
mcts. advertise their store news
fmi f and entertainingly in the Daily
Telegram.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-19

The eight-hour movement in the
United States began In 1858.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-24
Pensacola Selected for
Troop Mobilization If
1t Becomes Necessary
Three Regiments, Compos-
ing Full Brigade, Will Be
CHARTERED at Fort Barran-
cas-Large Numbers May
Come Later.

Should it become necessary to mob
ilize troops for service in Mexico.
Pensacola will become one OF the
points for this assembling Of men. It
became known yesterday that the
war department has already taken up
this matter and that a full brigade,
or three regiments. will be sent to
Fort Barrancas and Quartered on the
largo tract Of land comprising that
post.
The war department is in possession
of information secured a year or more
ago as to the advantages possessed
by Fort BaTrancas for troop mobiliza.-
tion as men can be brought here by
either rail or water and moved in
transports to Mexico. It is known
that BarranCas has been designated
as the mobilization point for ono Of
the brigades. totalling about three
thousand men, and this mobilization
will commence without delay should
the Mexican situation become serious
enough TO warrant such a movement
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-24
The Mexican Gunboat Progresso
Enters Harbor at Vera Cruz;
Leaves in Hurry When Ordered
BY AssocIATEp PREss.

u EhsoSO1l-A
Vera Cruz, April 23.-The Mexican
gunboat Progreso. carrying more than
five hundred soldiers. steamed into
the harbor mouth here today but did
not tarry long. The Progresses COM
mander had not heard that Ameri-
cans had taken possession of the city.
When the PrOgreso entered the harbor
she was hailed by Admiral Badgers
flagship and boarded by Lieutenant
Byron McCandless of Badgers staff.
He told the Progresses commander
he had the choice of remaining under
the guns and searchlight of the. Uni
ted States fleet or putting to sea. He
said the United States was not at
war with Mexico, but the presence of
Mexican gunboats and soldiers was
not desired
When McCandless reached the Pro-
greso he asked that the gang way be
lowered. This was refused. He then
jumped aboard. climbing over the
rail. His interview with the Pro-
greso's commander was short. Imme-
diately afterward the Mexican gum
boat put to sea.
The Mexican steamer Tehauntepec
and government fire boat entered the
harbor here today. When they dis
covered they were detained" The
TehauntepeC carried thirty Mexican
soldiers guarding two hundred and
fifty prisoners. She also had twelve
American passengers, who were put
aboard the war vessels.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-04-24

Pensacola will send a strong com =
mittee to Washington at once TO pre-
sent this city's claims before the de .
partments there as a concentration
point for troops and supplies in case
Of war with Mexico. The necessity
Of at once re-opening the navy yard
and OF establishing a naval base here
will also be urged.
President c. f. Dobson OF the
Chamber OF Commerce, who is now In
Washington and r. W. Goodhart who
leaves for Washington tonight. Will
head this committee and other mem
bers will be appointed when it is as
certained who can and will 60.
This was decided by a mass meeting
Of citizens held at the city hall yes
terday afternoon at which Mayor
Greenhut presided and w. G. Jones
and J. F. Phillips acted as secre-
taries.
After the election of a chairman
and secretary W. II. Coney, Of tha
Antwerp Naval Stores Co, formerly
of Savannah spoke on the advantages
that would accrue to Pensacola IL IL
point. He was himself in nhe Span
ish-American war and he had seen
what 1t meant to Savannah to have q
large number of troops quaFteredr
there. They spent much money aL
the time and many Of them after =
wards became valuable citizens OF the
town.
w. c. Jones, Frank L. Mayes. ands
r. w. Goodhart all spoke ON the i'm
portance OF backing up the FIoridai
ington in their work for Pensacola
Mr.. Goodhart read a conprehensivei
report by an army officer on the sites
which Pensacola afforded for taking
care OF a large number OF troops, all.
having the advantages of accessible 4
ity perfect drainage, good water, and
plenty of room.
j. ". Andrews said that now was e.
time when concert OF action was n0c-l
essary and that no better opportuniay2
had ever been offered for urging the
re- opening OF the navy yard, the con
struction of q craving dock, and the
establishment of a naval base at Pen~
sacola.
feet and added that he believed Com
gresham Emmett Wilson should be at
Washington and not in Florida at this
time
Col. r. NJ Cary a veteran of the
American war, who knows
as well, endorsed everything the army
officer had written about PensacOla'8
advantages.
DR.. J. II. Pierpont agreed with Mr..
Walker that Congressman Wilson
should be in Washington to help on
this matter at this time.
J. ID Carroll, Pensacola manager Of
Swift e. Co. said Pensacola was
within three and one-half days by fast
freight from the largest packing
houses and meat could be secured
here at all times and in any necessary
On motion of Col. r. NJ. Cary the
sense OF the meeting was expressed
to the effect that Congressman VIII
son be invited to accompany the
committee 40 Washington.
On motion of w. G. Jones a COM
mittee on resolutions was appointed,
the chair appointing w. Q. Jones, ].
N Andrews and John A. Merritt
A committee composed OF j. II.
Henry Yonge, Geo. r.
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