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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-05-07

capitals of the warning countries in
Europe, was indicated in revelations
that reached this city from New York.
The report received here tends
10 confirm rumors that have been
ahoat since the beginning of the war,
that each Of the warning nations main
tains in the United States a secret
information system through which
representatives OF the allies, assisted
by a well-known detective agency,
gather military secrets for transmits
sion to the headquarters of the de-
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-05-07

using searchlights, and in the Russo
japanese war they we're employed by
both armies, but not until the Euro
pean conflict did they become such
important auxiliaries Of an army.
SearchHghts and star bombs have
become absolutely necessary to meet
the constant night attacks by armies
in the various theaters of war Search
lights are not only used to detect the
movements of the enemy, but to blind
troops when they are charging across
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-05-07
cure Rrlnas TroubIe.

New York.-Richard Johnson, parti-
ally asphyxiated by coal gas, got
plenty of whisky as cure boxed his
sisters ears and later was fined $40.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-05-07

design. Chicago now is seventy'eight
years old" said the alderman. ut is.
therefore, fitting and proper that the
city have an emblem OF its history
progress and enterprise in the shape
of a municipal flag"
Alderman Kearns suggests that
the flag should be so designed as to
symbolic Chicago's civic spirit, stim-
ulate local patriotism and visualize
industrial progress.
In accordance with these sugges-
tions. yarious ChicapOans have given
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-05-07
Mace of Lower House Goes to the Repair Shop

HE the historic symbol authority the lower branch of
be repaired
York the custody Of deputy will be
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-05-07
St. Louis Landlord Deals Foul Blow at Love God

LoUsTo the weesbshd popular principle that
SOULS added the physiological
at least shy heart The Century Building has
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-05-07
New Workers Intend to Commute by AeropIane

NEW YoRKCommutng which Harold Mccormick
IN taken
this loading spirit while
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-05-07
$40 for KILLING Robin,

Hackensask, N J.-For shooting a
robin Rocco Vacoroa was fined $40
and costs
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-05-07
Chicago Plans to Have Its Own Municipal Flag

CHcAGochicago is to have
f city council meeting
ordinance authorizing the appointment suitable
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-05-07
National Parks Prepared for Tourist Travel Flood

CEcRETAY FRANKLIN LANE believer The
the naturally his
ID h cabinet Daniels
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-05-07
Grand Rapids Man Has a Performing CockrOach

RAND
abides the the
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-05-07
Uncle Sam Experimenting With Lights for War

ANG European secretary
exhaustive
experiments bombs and other lights
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-05-07

tecte which transmits them the
bassies in Washington.
which being
dispatches translated branch
offices throughout city whence they have
been Washington
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1915-05-07
Washington Embassies Center of Big Spy System

W AsHNGToN-Tha embassy clearing
through which which military
uons from all the larger cities the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
BRITISH MAKE LARGE
GAINS ON PENINSULA
Fresh Troops Landed on West
Side Of GallipOli-Intrcnch
at Bay Of Suvla.

LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE successful
landing OF fresh British troops on the
west side Of Gallipoli Peninsula, an
operation which has been In progress
since August 6. and important gains at
various points by the Allies are reported
In a communication from the War Office
this afternoon. The British have adj
vanced their positions in the vicinity OF
Gaba Tepe and have successfully landed
troops and intrenched them on the Bay
Of Suvla.
The text of the announcement Ia as
follows:
on the Galipoli Peninsula British
forces since August 8, have been de-
barking successfully at a point near
the Bay OF Suvla. on the west side
OF the peninsula. They have made
progress at a point further to the south.
in the vicinity Of Gaba Tepe. Here.
after some severe fighting. these forces
were successful in gaining "A footing
on the slopes Of the height OF Sari
Basir. They took more than $50 pris-
oners and captured nine machine guns.
The operations at this point continue
to progress.
At the south end Of the peninsula
the efforts of the Turks to penetrate
our lines all resulted In failure. on
the 1th Of August We made some
slight progress. Since this date the
activity on the French front has con-
sisted mainly In artillery fighting. with
marked advantage for our batteries"
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HOT WORDS FLY IN
FRENCH CHAMBER
Ministry of War Is Bitterly
Nssailcd for Conduct Of
Campaign.
MEMBERS NEAR BLOWS

sp,c,ai rattle Despatch 10 Tur srN.
VANS Aug. IA bitter verbal COM
60, ,hc first since the outbreak of war.
ras witnessed In the Chamber OF Depu-
tics LIST night when a number of Depu-
,,es Joined IN delivering "A vituperative
attack on the Ministry of War for in
,ompetcnce and failure In equipping and
damaging the army medical service.
In the midst of the quarrel, which ran
n such heights that personal violence
mas threatened for IA moment. NJ.
psschanel. President of the Chamber,
sought to quell the bitter feelings by
pointing dramatically to five empty
chairs draped with t~ricolor scarfs and
calling upon the members to respect the
memory Of their brother deputies who
have fallen hghting for the honor OF
France. His words. however. were lost
and the dispute ran TO even more rancor-
Gus extremes.
Finally the scene was brought to a
close by the adoption OF a motion to adj
journ until August 20.
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WAR P M FIGHT WAVES
Heads OF Labor Council EaNortuu
EnbargO R%esiuntng.

WAsHiSGToN. Aug. 1i.-Labor's Ma
tional Peace Council organized by Rep
r~esentative Buchanan Of Illinois to fight
for an embargo on all shipments Of
war munitions seems to he going on the
rocks. A few days ago Nice-prcsidcnt
Smelling resigned because he Could no
longer permit the use of his name as
the action Of some of tn" organizations
members j~ustiies suspicion and con-
demnation."
Word reached here Tonight from Chi
cago that Representative Buchanan ais"
has resigned as president. This wa
not confirmed here. Mr.. Buchanan is at
his home in Chicago.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1i.-Congressn,n Frank
Buchanan, former president OF the Ma
tional Peace Council of organized labor,
tonight confirmed the report that he
had withdrawn from the movement He
said he resigned two weeks ~ bectus'
he did not believe enough was accom-
plished to Justify the time II occupied.
"Is II true that the organization Is
, pro-Cierman in its sympathies"' the
Congressman vas asked.
MOI In my opinion he replied. tn"
! trouble IL that nowadays anythings tht'
is not actively and violently pro-Britisi
Is at once branded pro-tierman."
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EVENTS IN THE WAR
A YEAR AGO TO-DAY

French begin general advance IN
Alsace, driving back the Germans +"
several fierce engagements. after TAX
ing the principal passes In the Vosges
and capturing the town of Thanh
Germans report defeat of French adj
vance posts near Muelhausen.
Main German army in Belgium. es-
timated at 500. 900 men. begins at
tempt to turn the flank OF the Anglo
French army by swinging to the
north OF Brussels.
Skirmishes on the East Prussian
border continue. the Germans retiring
before the Russians.
Austria demands that Italy allow
the passage 81 Austrian troops In
order to attack France. This demand
Is refused.
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GERMAN ATTACKS
IN ARGONNE FAIL
Violent Night Assault Is Fol-
lowed by Another Vain
Attempt at Dawn.
BELGIAN LINE SHELLED
Special Gable Despatch to THE suS.

Special Cable Despatch to THE suS.
PARIS. Aug. 1.-two energetic German
attacks in the Argonne near Marie
Therese last night were completely
checked by the French troops. The firs',
delivered under cover Of darkness. was
Of extremely violent character. The sec
ond, delivered after daybreak. was much
weaker. The German losses we're APP
parently very heavy.
In Artois a mine was successfully ex-
ploded. destroying an advanced work OF
the Germans. Elsewhere on the French
front there a no activity of impor.
lance.
The night communicate was as fol.
lows:
On the User front there were ar
Saint Georges. Boesinshe Inc Woven.
In Artois. east OF the Lille road.
we destroyed by a mine some of the
enemy's advanced works. A NUM-
tions depot was blown up within their
lines between Monchy-le-Preux and
Ransart (east Of Arras). North Of
Lassigny we bombarded the German
positions at La Tour Roland.
In the Argonne there was violent
ca%nnonading In La Houyette sector,
in the Mortmare wood. at La Tete a
Vache. also on the Lorraine frontier
n in the vosges. at Chapelotte and
La Fontenelle.
The afternoon statement said
In the Artois district, to the north of
the Chateau of Careful. and around
the railroad station at Souchez there
was fighting during a part Of last
night with hand grenades and bombs.
In the Argone the enemy yesterday
evening delivered an attack along the
entire front in the Marie Therese sec
tor. Everywhere they were repulsed
by our fire. and they suffered pcrcepti-
BILE losses. At this point there was a
fresh German attack at an early hour
this morning. but less violent. and II
was rapidly checked.
The night passed quietly on the re-
mainder OF the front.
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PEAK 5000 FEET HIGH
ST0RMED BY ITALIANS
Alpini Dash Up steep Slopes
to Fortified Summit and
ROut AuStrianS.
Special Cdble Despatch to THE suS.

fp''f"f Nf'f w.
ROME. Aug. l4.-Severe fighting in
the mountainous region between Galore
and the eastern part OF Tyrol is an
nounced In the latest report from Gen.
Cadorna. issued by the Wal Otfice. The
Austrians were repulsed in an attack
delivered with the object of recapturing
positions on the slopes Of Monte Piano.
which they ,lost several days ago. Ital-
ian infantry under the protection OF
heavy artillery fire made their way to
the summit of "A peak more than 5000
feet high In the Sexten Valley, dislodg-
ing the Austrian troops. The report
issued by the Wal Office tonight was AS
follows:
The fighting in Cadore il becoming
more intense. Large FORCES OF Aus
trlan artillery and infantry attempted
yesterday to retake the Monte Plano
positions which they lost on Au-
gust ~. After fierc. tghting the
Austrians were repulsed.
In the Sexten Valley. while our
artillery continued a heavy lombard
ment our infantry scaled the fortified
peak Oberbacherkanzel, southeast OF
Oberbacherspitze. and a second con-
tingent occupied "A group of roads
west of Forcella Cengia.
On the IsonZo We began "A bombard-
ment OF Plezzo. An Austrian battery
hidden on Svenjak was d~ismounted.
On the Carso plateau our artillery IL
continuing the methodical destruction
OF the enemy's intrenchments. We dis
lodged the enemy from i~ntrenched
positions facing Monte del Sci Bust.
Austrian aircraft recommending our
positions on the Isonzo were driven
of by our artillery.
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p BY RUMANIA.
steps Taken against German
Threat In Regard to Imports.

LONDON. Aug. 1.-THE Bucharest
correspondent of the Daily Telegraph.
In a despatch printed to-day. says there
il no prospect of Rumania yielding to
the German demands for the transit OF
munitions to Turkey.
He asserts that Rumania has replied
to the German threat to prohibit Ru-
manian imports by removing all Ru-
manian restrictions on the export OF
grain and reducing the export duties
considerably.
Agitation against the treaty OF
Bucharest has grown up in Soma, ac-
cording to dispatches from there. The
Echo de Bulgaria holds that no Balkan
alliance IL possible until this treaty has
b en- destroyed.
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ITALIANS
vienna Tells ~ Vain Attacks -,
Austrian Positions.
Special Cabie Despnch to ~Hr srv

Special Cdbie Desp1tch TO MP SuS.
VIENNA, via Amsterdam. Aug, IL
The following official statement regard.
ing the Italian front was made public
tonight
The enemy attacked and was re-
pulsed in many parts of the south
western front,
Attacks on the Tyrolean frontier
on the Fedazzo position and on the
Val Popena line south of S%chluder-
bach were repulsed.
In the region Of GOritz and Monte
del Sci Bust. as well as in the hills
to the south of Monfalcone. the orig
inal positions are entirely in our Dos
session,
During the night one Of our ar
mored rains shelled the enemy's in
fantry on the slopes of Rocca.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
FRENCH SENATE ADJoURNs.
Radical Socialists Present De.
mands 10 Premier Siviant.
Special Cable Despatch to TIL. sr..

opeCfdt tdOfe DespufCN 10 INV StNs
PARIS. Aug. 1.-THE Senate adjourned
yesterday until September 2. The aues-
tica OF an adjournment for the Chamber
OF Deputies has come up. but the various
factions have not yet been able to agree
OH a holiday. Some Of the most Inn
pCrtant committees favor an adjourn
ment until August 20. but the radicals
in the Socialist party are strongly OPP
posed and wish TO bargain their consent
To- an adjournment against certain con-
cessions from the opposition.
Yesterday. with this end in view. the
radical branch of the party met and
formulated certain demands. which were
presented to Premier Viviani. The Pre-.
mier received the delegation last nigh,
and this morning the group met agair
t. consider the reply of the Premier.
/. seems that he has asked for time
In which to consider the demands and &c
consult his colleagues before delivering
definite answer.
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MOVE IN BALKANS
NOW VITAL ISSUE
Continued from Firs, Page.

nounced there that the German COM
mercial attache to the German En-
bassy at Bucharest has formally de-
manded of the Finance Minister, VI. Cos
~tinesco. permission for the ~transporta-
ton OF munitions destined to Bulgaria.
He added that refusal Of this request
would be considered an unfriendly act
toward Germany.
NJ. Costins SEQ referred the demand to
a council of the Cabinet. which author
lied him to refuse II on the ground
that to permit the transportation of
munitions obviously meant for Turkey
would be a violation of neutrality.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
WAR LAW FOR WARSAW.
German Rulers Forbid Public
Nrrtings-R estrict Expectations.

BERLIN. via Rotterdam. Aug. 1.-THE
new Governor Of Warsaw. Gen. Won
Scheffer-Boyadel. has issued "A prOclama-
ton to the population of the city for
bidding public meetings and process
sions. excepting church ceremonies; es-
pionage to be punished with death. and
to be followed by the imposition OF in
demnity on the city.
The proclamation further ordered the
killing OF all carrier pigeons. The pop
ulation is also forbidden to carry arms
or to export copper or leather or cot
ton. The shops must be closed at 5 and
theatres at 3. Middle European time
was adopted for Warsaw.
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TO HELP NEEDY IN FRANCE.
Fcte to ~ Given by J.. VI. Gidding
4 GO. at Long Beach.

J. NJ. Gliding & Co. OF 566 Fifth
avenue have arranged a charity fete to
be given at Castles by the Sea. Long
Beach. for four days beginning August
"a for the benefit OF French war suf-
ferers. There will be indoor and out
door entertainments, fashion parades and
other exhibits.
The poverty and suffering in France
have been especially brought TO the at
tcttion OF J. VI. Gliding Il Co. through
their close business communication with
Paris.
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COTTON SHIP FACES SEIZURE.
Germany May Treat Pass n al.
ma A as France MD Dacia.

BERLIN. via London. Aug. 1.-THE
German authorities at Bremen are still
detairfng the American bark Pass OF
Balmaha with a cargo OF 5000 bales of
cotton from New York for A%rchangel.
The vessel was held up and taken into
the German port by a German submar-
Inc ten days x
1t il presumed that the authorities
will regard the Pass OF Balmaha in the
same light as the French authorities
considered the Dacia. The Dacia had
been a British vessel and was trans
ferred to American registry.
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WANT FOES TO SEEK PEACE.
kaiser. Pope uears. IL willing Z,
Negotiate on This Condition.

PARIS. Aug 1.-THE Fourier News
Agency has received a despatch from
It's correspondent ~ Rome stating that
the Kaiser has written to the Pope ex-
pressing his willingness to negotiate for
peace. provided the nations with which
Germany is at war make the first over
lures.
The letter IL in response to the appeal
OF Pope Benedict. issued on July %,
in Which an exchange OF views was
asked with a view to putting an end to
the war.
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TURKS D BEATEN.
Russian Report Says Heavy Losses
We're inflicted In (au
Special Cable Despdf ch 10 THE SvN.

LoNpoN, Aug. 1.-THE following off-
cial statement concerning the Russian
operations in the Caucasus was received
from Petrograd yesterday
In the valley OF the Iassine the
Turks twice took the offensive on the
whole front. Our troops inflicted ter
rible losses. Six officers and 1870 men
were captured.
A regiment OF cavalry attacked a
chain of Turkish sh~arpsho1ers near
Marmouz. They sabred many Of the
Turks and made prisoners OF others.
A column Of cavalry near Melaz-
ehert captured tw~enty-four officers
while they were leaving the school at
Erzerum.
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TORPEDO ATTACK KILLS FOUR
Princess Caroline Third subn,a
rin~ Victim In One Day.

LoNpoS, Aug. l+-Four OF the crew
OF the Princess Caroline. the 796 ton
Glasgow steamer Junk by a submarine
to-day were lost. according TO shipping
circle advices tonight.
The Princess Caroline was the third
submarine victim reported to-day, 9TH
ers being the Glasgow steamer Cairo
and the fishing smack Amethyst.
Thu captain and nine men OF the
steamship Tacoma, which was sunk, have
been landed In safety.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
SUEZ PLOT FRUSTRATED.
French Cruiser Bom ba rds PIa nj OF
German at JANA.

PARIS, Aug 1.-THE Ministry Of Ma.
rine to-day the detection and
Illustration of a German plan to attack
the Suez Canal. II was discovered that
ammunitions and boats we're being man.
ufactured In the shops Of "A German,
Wagner. at Jana. Palestine. The Gov
ernor OF the place was warned and a
French Narship was sent to the coast.
where il destroyed the shops by bom-
ba rdment.
The announcement of this was con-
tanned in the following
ION August IL. after warning had
been given the Governor OF jana and
time given for the evacuation of the
vicinity. a French cruiser bombarded
and destroyed the principal building and
shops of the German. Wagner. which
were making arms and ammunition and
constructing boats destined for an at
tack on the Suez Canal, The houses In
the vicinity were not damaged"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
AUSTRIA CALLS BOYS OF IL.
Men Of - Now Liable for servir,
In the \rmy.
Special Cabis Despatch 10 Tmx St,

ROME. Aug. "a. - Tpe age lin
for military service In the Austria.
army. says a Vienna despatch, has bee
greatly altered. Boys of II will here.
after be eligible to serve. while men q.
- will be liable TO a
The latest classes called u the colors
are already on their way TO the front.
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Special Gable DespatcA TO TIE srS.

oVftTdT 'dOTt DeSDuICN 70 The SVN'
LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE following ON
clal Belgian statement was issued at
HAVE to-day:
THIS morning and this afternoon
thete was a violent but Intellectual bonn
hardment Of our trenches at Dixmude,
There were no infantry actions
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KILLED when Elevator Fell.

Louis Shadd. 40. Of 3O& West l4sth
street, "A laborer employed by the Cirker
storage Company. was killei yesterday
afternoon by the fall of an elevator AT
664 Water street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-15
TRAIN DELAY FOOLS BANDITS.
They Hold Up Pay Wagon. hut
Fail to Get Expected 100000.

Fail to Get Expected ~lO,OoO.
YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, Aug. 1.-THE fact
that a Pennsylvania train was half an
hour late frustrated the plot OF Ave
masked highwaymer to get $4,000 by
holding up the a wagon Of the Green
wich Coal and Coke Company Of Green
witch shortly before noon to-day. The
ba,.dits held up the wagon en- route from
the station at Garman to the Fines at
greenwich. but failed to get the ex-
pected loot, as the a wagon left the
station for the mines before the train
arrived, and the honey was carried later
in an automobile.
While searching for the bandits In the
woods near Garman Daniel Duchler,
aged "a, a member OF the State Con-
stabulary stationed at Barnesboro. was
shot from ambush In the head and
81 .oulders and IL In a critical contition
In the ~Spangler Hospital, near Barnes
boro. Three of the highway en- wsrs
captured after a sharp C. Gle.
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SOCIALISTS ACCUSED.
Stuttgart Editor and ~ Other
Called Traitors Il Germany.
Special Gable Despotch to THE srI

PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE Geneva cor
respondent OF In mantle telegraphs
aha, he has learned that fifteen German
socialists have beer arrested on "A
charge Of high reaso growing out OF
attacks on the leaders of the party for
their support Of the Government
Among the offenders are Herr
Watcher. editor OF a Stuttgart socialist
paper,
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A CCORDING to the latest reports from Berlin the Austro-Germans
4 \ have reached a point 37h miles from Brest-Litovsk, the centre Of
the proposed new Russian line of defence. This point is Miedzyrzec. At
another point Uomza. the Germans are only forty miles from Bel
stock, another strong point in the Russian line (shown by a dotted line
on the map. Unofficial reports say that the Russians in the north,
centring at Dwinsk, have cut a large breach in Gen. Won Buelows
army. (Ths is shown by an arrow) Unofficial dispatches from Berlin
tell Of the capture Of Ostrolenka, but this is not confirmed.
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German. silent About U.sO.

BERLIN. via London, Aug. 1.-THE
Admiralty has refused to affirm or deny
reports that the German submarine U-3O
was sunk by An accident Of the mouth
Of the Ems early last month and later
raised.
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Snsc;aI Cable Dssnafch IN 1'ur a.,

ROME. Aug. 1.-THE newspapers re-
port that an Italian navy officer has in
vented a new method of locating sub
merged submarines.
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Earlier in the war the Turks sent "A
force against the Suez Canal with the
object OF damaging 1t 20 such an extern:
that passage for vessels would be- i'm
possible. This attempt was frustrated.
Americus times-recorder., 1915-06-18
STRONG At SEVENTY
WALKS To REUNION
Especial to Times-Recorder.)


ATLANTA, Ca, June 1S.-Pope
Murray, the seventy year old veteran
who walked from Murfreesboro, Tenn.
all the way to Richmond to attend the
recent reunion, trudged into Atlanta
this morning, en- route back home by
easy stages. He was brown as berry,
and despite his advanced age his eyes
had the brightness of health and life
in the outdoor air.
Mr.. Murray considered his hike of
500 miles across the Cumberland and
Blue Ridge mountains as merely a
pleasure jaunt, and declared he en-
joyed the reunion more than any of
those he had gone to in Pullman cars.
He has all the money he wants, by
the way, and is planning to take try
at the plush covered Pullman seats
now, leaving for Chattanooga tomor-
row where he will view the Lookout
Mountain battlefield before going on
to his home.