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The Tupelo journal., 1915-09-03
ORPHANS IN HOLLAND.
In Some Cities They Are Dressed In
Most Grotesque Fashion.

WOSS 0TOtcSQue Fa5IlIOHs
The Dutch differ from the Chinese in
announcing to the world the birth of
children only in the article displayed.
The Cinnamon hang a piece of ginger
over the main entrance to the house,
while the Hollanders indicate the
event by a piece of lace, combining
with the lace a pink background for a
boy and tinsel for a girl.
The orphans Of some of the cities OF
Holland are quite conspicuous, and
especially so when seen on the streets
Of Amsterdam, dressed in what might
be termed half and half clothing. The
east half of a boys coat, including the
sleeve, is red, while the west half is
black. The dresses Of girls are divid-
ed in q similar manner, but are topped
of by becoming white caps, which
make the young misses look very neat
and attractive.
This singular style Of dress is said
to have been adopted to enable the
railroad officials, as well as the au-
thorities, to keep track Of them, says
the National Geographical Magazine.
AS the orphan asylums Of Holland
have the control Of children committed
to them until they are Of age, the more
mature Of the unfortunates (wearing
these odd garments in public present
a very striking appearance.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-09-03
Schumpert-H ussey


At the church at Richmond
Sunday morning Miss Mabel
Hussey was married to Mr.
Mark S%chumpert. the ceremony
being said by Rev. Frank Mona
CHAN.
The bride is the pretty young
daughter of MI. and Mrs. C. C.
Hussey and is a young lady of
wide popularity. Mr.. Schum-
pert has recently graduated from
the A.. & M. College, and will en-
gage in business this fall. He
is receiving congratulations from
his host of friends.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-09-03

record book could be correctly
filled out and reach me not later
than Sept. 10. Will send all a
new book who desire it.
Now, show your loyalty to your
county, to your club, and do
honor to yourself by preparing
an exhibit and completing your
report. LENA V. BOLT.
Agent Home Economics.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-09-03
Luck Against Him.

Il cant get by with anything"
whats the matter?"
II invited a girl to 60 to the theater.
When it came time to buy the seats |
was broke, so | told her the house was
sold out for that night and promised
to take her next week"
well"
Her aunt took her down on the very
night we were to go and they and two
other couples were the only people In
the parquet."-Detroit Free Press.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-09-03
Feminine Logic.

Mrs. A.-Yes, Belle is married at last.
and do you know her husband is the
very man who proposed to her ten
years ago. Mr.. A.-She ought to have
married him then. Mrs. A.-Oh. my
dear. he was really quite too old for
her at that time.-Boston Transcript.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-09-03
Her First Pie.

Mrs. McBride-Oh, John, don't cut
your pie with a knife. McBride-Huh!
You ought to be thankful that | don't
call for a can opener.-Boston Trans
cript.
The Tupelo journal., 1915-09-03

sasHope awakens courage. He VINO can
,implant courage in the human soul ie
its best physician.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21
Won MACKENSEN CONTINUES TO
HAMMER WAY TO TURK CAPITAL

Paris, Oct. 21.-Field Marshal
Won Mackensen's battering ram Is
still hammering its way through the
Morava valley. In Serbia, toward
Constantinople.
It is now proceeding little faster.
Everywhere along the northern from
tier for fifty miles east and west Of
Belgrade there Is more or less fight
Ing, but the main drive is in the Nor
ava valley.
Won Mackensen is reported to have
been heavily reinforced in response
ito a reported urgent request for ad-
ditIonal forces. N
Serbians. fighting with an ardor
that will 90 down In history as a
brilliant feat. are inficting heavy
losses on the Teuton invaders. but,
In turn. the Serbs themselves are
being moved down in enormous NUM-
bers.
Bulgarian forces are across the
Serbian frontier at many points.
Their main object is to cut the Sal
oniki railroad, Serbia's means OF
communicating with the outside
world and receiving allied aid. Severe
| fighting proceeds Mouth az Uskub.
The number opposing them. besides
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21
EXPECTS
TO REACH CAPITAL
Of TURKEY soon

Berlin, Oct, .Germany is con-
adent Of blazing her way through to
Bulgaria and Turkey soon. Then
the campaign against England will
really start.
In a few more weeks" high OF
Iicial OF the foreign ONCE told me to-
day. the way will be opened through
Serbia to Bulgaria and Turkey, where
great quantities Of food and raw ma
terials are stored. We will have all
the. Anatolian cotton and wool re-
quired. SO that we will not need
Americas. When communication
with Bulgaria and Turkey Is estab-
lished the war against England will
really begin.
I'VE have enough OF France and
Russia already to guarantee salts
factory peace terms with them Our
success in the Balkans means mem
acing the British empire. Once the
way to Constantinople Is open to us
we can strike the Suez canal and
Egypt
Count Reventlow. OF the Tages
zeitung. emphasized similar views.
And that the outcome Of the war
practically depends upon the success
Of the Balkan campaign is the con-
sensus of opinion among well inform
ed men.
Roumania and Greece are closely
watched, though ofiicialdom Is con-
yinced that they win remain neutraI.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21
SEEK REASON FOR Staying OF
CRIPPLE BY San FRANCISCO WOMAN

opinion that the girl Is a semi
imbecile. He declared that person
killing In self-defense would not at
tempt to hack up a body after the
killing. but instead would promptly
notify the police, knowing they had
"a good excuse.
The girl explained that her hus.
band wanted her to 20 to Los Angeles
and that, for this reason, she had
bought the mysterious trunk.
AS to why some Of Weinstein's
clothes were found In tho murder
room, she said that he had left her
before Tho killing and then had re-
turned partially disrobed
The girl VIII not be arraigned For
probably week, In the meantime
her mentality may be tested BY ex-
perts, as there Is some doubt that she
|is mentally normal Some authorities
inclined ito think that e'-extremes
Ito which her staying went Indicated
more than merely self defense and
subsequent fear OF the law which she
pleaded as her excuse.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21
ACROSS
OCEAN BY
WIRELESS
For First Time in History
The Human Voice Is Car
ried From Capital Of The
United States to Paris

Washington. Oct. 21.Eiffel tower
wireless station at Paris late today
cabled It had received wireless tele-
phone messages transmitted last night
from the Arlington wireless station.
Washington, Oct. 21.--The navy
department experts last night at
tempted the most inspiring feat Of
wireless telephony on record when
they sought to talk across the ocean
to Paris.
From the Arlington station here,
wireless officials talked "at" the
Eiffel tower station in Paris. where
a receiver had been installed. While
there were no transmission sets in
the tower. authorities are confident
that their chat reached the French
station and that they will soon have
a cablegram confirming the CONVEX
sation.
Success had already crowned efforts
q talk by wireless from here to Homo
lulu. greater distance than to Paris,
but in the work Of the experts In the
darkened sending room at the Airing
ton station last night there was some
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21
g YEARS IN PEN
AND $4,000 fine
FOR MO0NSH|NER

Fort Smith. Ark, Oct. 2l.--Nine
years and three days in Leavenworth
prison. plus a $4,000 fine. we're i'm
posed today upon John Caspar. Kan
sas City distiller, who pleaded guilty
TO an indictment in the governments
million dollar moonshine conf
spiracy" case here.
Caspar was connected with dis
tIllery here which. 1t was claimed,
did business after being sealed by
the government, without paying prop
er revenue. In this case revenue men
and gaugers were Involved. Sentence
was also pronounced on others who
pleaded guilty.
Other sentences We're:
Henry Brown, Harrison, Ark,
former government guager, two years
in Leavenworth and $4,000 fine.
N. l.. Williams, Winton- Salem,
N. c., former revenue agent. one year
and one day in Leavenworth and
$4,000 fine.
Charles Brewbacker and George II.
Hartman. Kansas City, the same.
John Coffey, of Fort Smith, six
in the local jail and $1,000
fine.
With pronouncemsntsof these sen
tences the government felt It had
broken up ring whose peculations,
it is estimated, cheated Uncle Sam
out of thousands Of dollars in inter
nal revenue over a period OF years
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21
OFFERGREECE
ISLAND Of
CYPRUS
Bait Held Out by Great Bri-
tain to Tempt the Balkan
Kingdom to Come to As
sistance Of Allies in War

London. Oct. ALL Hoping to tempt
Greece from her present position in
tho Balkan situation. the entente
allies have offered her the island OF
Cyprus, 60 miles from the coast Of
Asia Minor, the third largest island
in the Mediterranean. according TO
the Telegraph today.
This newspaper stated that this
offer followed In the wake OF notice
that the allies can not tolerate
Greece's equiyocal position.
The proifer IL a direct pledge. said
the Telegraph to give this island the
moment she turns her forces TO the
aid OF 5eleaguered Serbia.
The Daily Mail said today that the
allies Will send an ultimatum to
Greece, asking that she define her
position.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21

the Serb defenders. is unknown. but
probably the Franco-British force Ia
small.
Saloniki dispatches said the Bull
garians are still on the offensive.
though repeatedly repulsed. Wheth-
er they have taken vrania. as report
ed, or not, It was In the Serbs hands
at latest accounts.
North OF vrania. however, the Bull
garians held the railroad to Nish.
In the extreme northeast. Aus
trians and Bulgarians are still strug-
Cling In the difficult mountains to-
ward effecting a junction. Radeje-
|vatz. on the Roumanian-B Bulgarian.
Serbian border. was taken BY the
Bulgarians. and its inhabitants fed
Into Roumania for safety. e
A response is anxiously awaited to
the allies offer to cede the island Of
Cyprus to Greece II she win join
them. N
There Is likewise a hopeful. curios-
|ity as to the purpose Of Roumanian
Representatives who arrived al
Odessa yesterday. on route TO Paris
lOptimists believed they are bringing
Ian OFFER to aid the allies on certain
Iconditions. HS
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21
GERMAN SUBMARINES
STILL ON ACTIVE DUTY

Berlin, via Sayville. Oct. 2l.-"The
best answer to the British claim that
submarine Warfare has ceased" ac-
cording to an official statement to-
day. 'is contained in the September
record OF British ships torpedoed.
"This showed 20 merchant vessels
victims, totalling los,s16 tons; two
transports of 19,S4s tons; seven
trawlers OF 1900.
"In addition. six merchant vessels
OF 2O.e12 tons. were wrecked by
mines"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21
RUSSIANS FAIL
TO HOLD own IN
II RIGA DISTRICT
any IInited press Leased Wire.l I

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
y London, Oct. 21.--Gathering new
strength, Teutonic Invaders are
pressing sharply their lighting in the
Riga region. Russia Is feeling again
tho might Of the German offensive
and fears Il.
The Petrograd Official statement
received early today said that nght-
Ing continues" in the region Of the
Mitau road southwest from Riga,
while on the Dvinsk front southeast
Of Riga tho Germans were on the
offensive. Their attacks. the state
ment claimed. were repulsed, though
the indications are that the Russians
are not holding their own.
In the south tho fighting. however,
ID to the slays advantage. There
they are continuing to pursue the
Austro-( German forces, who are In re-
treat on the styr left bank. falling
hack to the forests.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21
CARRANZA WILL
BE- CANDIDATE
FOR PRESIDENT

tby uutted frobB iSonbeu Wire.
Washington. Oct. 2i.--Although
Carranza has received American rec
ognition In Mexico. that country will
have no actual president for year.
according to reliable information TO-
day. carransa VIII rclnain .at the
post AZ "chief executive" OF the dc
facto government. so MS TO qualify
AZ candidate for the constitutional
presidency WREN the general elec-
tions arc held.
On the other hand. II he assumed
the "proyisionai' presidency and was
80 recognized, he would be disquali-
fed from entering the lists as a pre-
aidential candidate.
Reports now point 10 the early ex-
tipctIon OF the Villa movement The
villa agency here disbands Saturday,
and It's head. Enrique Llorcnte. will
10 to New York. Angeles. chao.
Raoui Madero and other villistas in
this country viii remain here instead
OF returning TO Mexico. fearing that
carransa would not grant them I'm
munIty. Nor win they rejoIn villa.
State department dispatches show
cd disbandment OF large villa forces.
whose ammunition Is running low.
The ragged remnants Of a once pow
erful body are seeking refuge In the
mountains Of Sonora, while villa. the
one-tlme hope Of the United States
70 bring order 10 Mexico. is expected
to hee ultimately TO this country for
asylum.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21
WASHINGTON PROSECUTOR
ARRESTED AS vIOLATOR
(By United Press Leased Wire J

tBy United Press Leased Wire.)
Mount Vernon. WASH. Oct. 21.--
The shades OF night were drawing
fast. and the moon climbed DER the
waters, but two men kept steadily on
the job OF duck hunting. the same
being against the law.
"Aha!" said Deputy Game Warden
L. p. Munks.
And into the net Of the law we're
entrapped Prosecuting Attorney
Reuben I. Nilen and Charles E.
Caches. regent Of the University Of
Washington. Warrants we're sworn
out today charging them with shoot
ing ducks after sundown.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21
GERMAN ATTACK NEAR
RHEIMS HAS FAILED

Paris, Oct. 2f.--The Germans' tre-
mendous effort to pierce the French
line east OF Rheims failed. the Swar
once statement today declared.
A violent. dense attack" followed
heavy bombardment Three attempts
were made along flve-mile front.
Artillery and machine guns shot them
down before they reached the French
entanglements, German night at
tacks at Bois Givenchy and also east
Of Moncel were repulsed.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21
UNCLE SAM MUST PAY
MORE FOR wARsHIPs

tby united tress Leased Wlre.l
Washington, Oct. ei..-- The war In
Europe has Increased the cost OF
navies. The increase In naval con-
struction rates will cost America
more than $40 100000 next year, ex.
perts today estimated. II Secretary
Daniels program 10 approved.
Soaring steel prices, due to the
demand from the allies. higher
wages, and new wrinkles In constrac-
tion have boosted the cost OF super
dreadnaughts from SIS. 100000 to
1870 600.
The last destroyers authorized by
congress cost $s25,OoO. while the
price now is 1880, 900.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21
ALLIES WILL SEND
100000 TROOPS
TO AID SERB|ANS
tBy United Press Leased Wire,

tBy United fresS Leased Wfre.l
London. Oct. Plat least 400. 900
Franco British troops will be sent TO
help the Scrbians and to invade Tur-
key and Bulgaria, 1t was reliably
learned today. This decision was re-
ported reached In a conference be-
tween French Minister OF War Miller
and and the military authorities Of
England.
In addition. 1t Is hoped that the
offer OF the island OF Cyprus to
Greece for her aid, backed by an al
lied ultimatum requiring an explicit
statement from Athens concerning
her attitude. will win over Greece
with her 400, ,00o moro troops.
Roumania's Joining the allies is
deemed an Increasing possibility.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21
UNION PACIFIC HEAD
INsPECTs WESTERN LINE

Portland, Oct, 21.--Indge r. s.
Lovett, chairman Of the board Of
directors Of the Union PACIFIC sys-
tenn. Is in Portland today on q tour
OF Inspection He will probably be
here three or four days, making
short Journeys in looking over COM
pany property in this vicinity
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21

Pittsburg, Oct. Explanation
OF today's sudden advance in Bethle-
hem Steel was given here today when
It was learned noted millionaire.
former partner of Carnegie. was
caught 10000 shares short, and Of
fered as high as 600 at private sales.
He lost million dollars
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21
KENTUCKIAN no HEAD
WASH. STATE CoLLEGE

Pullman. Wash, Oct 2i.-E Ernest
O. Holland, superintendent Of schools
at Louisville, Ky. will become presi-
dent OF Washington State college,
probably on January !, 1915, sue
ceeding DR.. Enoch A, Bryan, re-
signed,
The board OF regents elected Hol-
land last night X,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21
Z.
GIVE THANKS
NOVEMBER
18th
President Wilson Says That
tie Past Year Has Been
One u SPECIAL Blessings
for ihe People ef America


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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21
10000 BRITISH ]
Loss INFLICTED
IN DRIVE At LO0S

Berlin, via Tuckerton. Oct. 21.--
Ten thousand EngIishmen were killed
or wounded in the recent drive
around Loos. the Tages zeitung said
today. They attacked in dense rows
of eight sections. affording a. spec
tacle of Napoleonic battle not seen
since modern weapons were intro
duced. They rushed forward with
pontoons to cross the German moats
and with cavalry to round up pris-
oners.
They showed admirable bravery
said the paper. "but were checked
even before they reached the German
entanglements, a hundred falling per
second
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21
WILL INSTALL BIG
GUNS ON WEST CoAgr

(By United Press Leased Wiro.)
washington. Oct. 2i,--iPacifc
coast army forts will glisten with bis
guns under plans for coast defense
oilciAlly announced today Installa.
alton OF many big l4-inch and ie-inch
Euns n planned.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21

Mrs. Arthur Vineyard and children
returned today to Chiloquin, after
spending a few weeks here with re-
latives.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21
IJ.S.SOIO|ERS
SLAIN BY
M|EX|CANS
Raiders Wearing Uniforms
Of ihe Newly Recognized
Government Attack Amer
leans At Ojo De Aqua

Brownsville, Texas, Oct, 2i.--Less
than day after Carransa had been
recognized M chief executive OF the
Mexican do facto government more
than 100 OF his eountrymen- many
OF thcm In carranxista uniforms
today killed three American soldiers
and wounded six In m attack upon
ojo do Aqua. 90 miles from here.
Sergeant Shafer, Troop Y. Third
cavalry.
Private Mcconnell. Company d.
Signal corps.
Private Joyce, Company D, Signal
corps.
Tho wounded:
Sergeant Smith and Corporal Cans
len. Company D' Troopers Kibley
Bonner. Behr and l.angland, OF Com
pany q.
Tho Mexicans completely surround
Cd the village. All were well orr
wanised and seemed 10 be regular
soldiers. for they answered bugle
calls, American outposts discovered
them and gave the alarm. after rec
ognixing the Mexican call OF
"charge."
Eight American soldiers with
rifles and seven only with revolvers
went into tho action and defeated
them. They fed after a sharp ex-
change at almost point blank range.
leaving Ave dead and one wounded.
These were dressed as, carranzista
soldiers,
Last details said that over half
OF tho attacking party was put out
OF action. Reinforcement from Mis-
sion drove the raiders across tho
river. where they exchanged volleys.
but without casualties. The Ysnaga
ranch. near Sebastian. was burned by
other raiders. but they were driven
on by a posse.
- A.. ~ 4.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21

Carl Winetrout returned this morn
ing from Woodland. Wash. where
he worked during the summer with
a surveying crew.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-10-21

Washington. Oct. 2l.--General
Funston's report OF the Mexican raid
At ojo do Aqua placed the casualties
at three Americans killed. eight
wounded and Eve Mexicans killed.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-24
GAME WARDEN NAMED,
Edwin Pease of Enfield Appointed
 For Hartford County.

Hartford, Aug 24.-Fish and game commissioner George M. Champion appointed yesterday the following game wardens for the various coun- ties in the state: Hartford Edwin Fease of Enfield. New Haven Wavid Fl. Clark of New Haven. Fairfield Wilbur s. Smith of Norwalk. Litch- field Issac P. Horndeck of Fall Village. Windham Arthur l.. Day of Daniel son. New London James F. Bugee of Lyme. Middlesex James H. Footit of Middletown. Holland Earnest w. Avery of Somers.
 Warden Pease of Hartford County and Warden Smith of Fairfield Coun- ty are the only ones under salary, receiving $2,000 a year each and ex- penses. The other wardens receive $3 day for actual service. Twenty protectors from each county were also appointed, to receive $2 a day each. It is understood that the fish and game commission will make request to have their departm ent eX- empted from the operation of the civil service law except for positions which are entirely clerical.
New Britain herald., 1915-08-24
NEW GREEK CABINET FORMED.
Venizelos is Premier and Minister of
 Foreign Affairs.

Athens, Aug. 24.-The new Greek cabinet was definitely formed yester- day and took the oath of office in the presence of an immense crowd which enthusiastically cheered M. Venize- los the premier. The ministry is made up as follows:
 Premier and minister of foreign af- fairs Eleutheri Venizelos.
 Minister of war, General Danglis.
 Minister of marine, M. Miaoulis.
 Minister of finance, M. Repoulies.
 Minister of the interior, M. Gafay- aris.
 Minister of justice, M. Jaktavin.
 Minister of communications, M. Diamandtidis.
 Minister of public instruction, M Tsirim okos.
 Minister of national economy M. MichalakOpoulos.