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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-09-16
CHAPTER XVII.
For Iove and Money,

~ Ut from the ri'kety old man
sion, long gone to slattern
W shabblness as lodging house,
came Detective Tom Blake In
his gulse of overgrown bootblack. He
led the dazed and bewildered Esther
ny the wrist aud following after her
forgetting In his excitement the hurts
he had sustained. came the devoted
Quabba.
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stay, on their special train In which
they left Cleveland on August 30.
Check a cough or cold in the lungs
before It develops a serious case.
BALLARDs HOREHOUND SYRUP
is an effective remedy for all sore
ness or congestion in the lungs or air
passages. Price 25c, SOC and sl.0O
per bottle Sold by Ritter Bros. Drug
Co. ADV,
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NEW ORLEANS, Aug lG-The
tropical storm early today covered a
large part Of the gulf u Mexico and
It's effects were felt Ia greater or less
degree from western Florida 10 east
.eru Texas and Il distance Of about fifty
miles inland, according to adyices re-
ceiyed by the local weather bureau
According TO the weather bureau,
present conditions indicated the trop-
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H. s. WON 'TSTOP
MUNITIONS SALE
Austria Learns Officially That Our
Traffic in Arms viii Continue
Indefinitely

W NsHINGTON, Aug lG-The Unit.
w ed States, IN note 10 Austria
Hungary published today, firmly but
politely decline, 10 accede To the re-
quest Of the Vienna government that
the export of arms TO the allies be
stopped
The communication Is In reply 10 the
recent Austro Hungarian protest
against the export Of munitions to her
enemies which was violating the spir
II OF neutrality The American note
Is flat denial ~ that contention and
vigorously upholds the right OF the
United States, under international law
tu export war munitions.
In justification Of It's position, the
Uuitcd States rccltes. among Other
things, that International law, the
practice Of nations, the security Of the
United States and other nations with
out large military or naval establish
ments and neutrality itself are oppOs
cd 70 prohibiting the export Of war mu
nltiOns by d neutral 10 belligrrent II
time Of war
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CATHOLICS FLAY
CURRENT EVILS
Call Presidents Attention 10 Mexl-
can Atrocities Cite Instances
Of Rampant IndeCenCy

TOLEDO o. Aug 1G.-A review Of
= the recent activities " the Amer.
lean Federation " Catholic Societies
IN contained In the report Of Anthony
Mntp, the national secretary. submit
ted at today's session Of the convention
~ the federation
A special committee consisting OF the
Rev klchord II Tierney and John
Whalen OF New York aud Rev II.
Cunningham, the report said; had cnll.
pd on President Wilson and the secre.
tOry Of state aud submitted Ia the lat.
ter certified documents disclosing
many outrages committed In Mexico
ngalnst the Catholic church. priests
aud sisterhoOds An extensive review
NJ the federauons crusade against In.
decent theatrical performances moving
picture shows, pictures aud post cfrds
also was contained In the report
In this connection II was reported
that branch Of the federation at ~.
Louis had suppressed 81 .095 indecent
and suggestive postcards
The Boston federation alone repre-.
ents one million Catholics.
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PEACHES
FOR CITYS POOR
Jones City Merchants and Farmers
Make Donation 10 United PrOyi-
dent Association
CAR ARRIVES MONDAY AFTERNOON
Every Family in the City Not Able
TO Buy Fruit for Canning Will
Be Given Plenty

n OMPLlMENTS Of the merchants
- IN and the farmer. near Jones'
city" with this label a big box car
crammed full with over 500 bushels
of fine Elbertn peache, h ou rhe way
from Jones city 10 the Ir-, fortunate
families Of oklahoma city and a ca.
pected this afternoon, uu.orIug 10
Miss + Noyella Gould superintendent
OF the United proyidput Association
THE farmers and merchants uf the
east side of the county have gone tu
no little expense aud trouble 10 send
Us this car Of peaches" said Miss
Gould Monday There win Dee over
600 bushels of them which WiII br
distributed to families IN this cit, who
feel that they cannot afford to buy
peaches to can, or 10 eat We desire
that every family which i4 needy may
share In this gft from those generous
men Of Jones CITY Not only those
who are on our list " recipients. but
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LEFT $4,000 ESTATE


The viii Of L. +. lee, prominent
contractor. builder and citizen of ok
lahuma city, who died July 20 us
the result Of an operation for ap
pendicltls was prubatrd In the coun.
~ court Monday morning The estate
which Is valued at about $4,000 was
left to the widow, Mrs. Mary n. Lee,
who will act as eSocutriX. without
bond The instrument was very
brief one, merely stating that 4 here.
by beQueath the residue of my estate
10 my wife Mary H. Lee
The seven children, Richard l.. Fred
erlck, Graham, Robert, lryie Lee Bux.
ton, Helen Lee Young aud Mildred
Lee were not mentioned,
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SOUTH HOPE Of
BUSINESS MEN
COuntry'S Eyes Turn 10 Cotton
Belt Convention Of Mercantile
Agents Is Delighted

n ULJTH, Mmn, Aug 10 BETTER
- business conditions was the topic
informally discussed today by dele
gates FROM all over the Uulted States
here 10 attend the national convention
NJ the National Association Of Mercan.
ule Agencies Nest OF them declared
the business outlook brighter than Il
has been Tor three years
Samuel Rusenfeld Of the Commar.
clal Agency ot 81 Louis, Vice president
Of the association, said business con.
dltluus were much improved In the
south.
ave depend 10 great extent on
the southern trade said he "'rhe
cotton tleup paralyzcd the south for
while, but the rost OF the country came
to the rescue nObly and steadied
things
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DICK 7. MORGAN HERE
Congressman Visits Oklahoma City TO
Greet Friends and Attend to BUS.
ness-Stay In State Until November

Congressman Dick r. Morgan WAS n
visitor In Oklahoma city today MIR
Morgan expects TO return Ia his home
IN Woodward In few days after at
tending TO business matters here Mr.
Morgan says that the west X won
derful country to take vacation in,
but that Oklahoma looks better to him
than any state he saw while visiting
the eNpositons He expects 10 remain
IN the state until November.
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visit her cousIu Since then no trace
Of her has boru found Conductor
Manning who had the train IN charge
FROM New Haven to New York, ~.
membered having seen girl answer
lug the description NJ Miss Guldoue
In the company ot am old womn who
had presented two tickets from Hart
ford to New York via Waterbury. pr
Guidone said hc knew Of mo- friends Of
his daughters ou the train and that
her ticket was not purchased via Wa
terhury
Miss GuidOnc is O brunette five feet
and two inches tall. and weighs l2'
pounds. SHE wore a tan colored suit
white Md shoes leghom hut ant
carried u black Gladstone bag aud ,
white polo coat
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FAIR BOARDS NAMED
County Commissioners Name Men TO
Supervise New Township Fairs Au.
ihOriIed by Last Legislature

Boards tp supervise the township
fairs in Oklahoma county were Hp
pointed by the county commissioners
Monday counlng.
Those appointed are as follow,
Lincoln township James Kirby and
James kuutl oklahoma, j s Rudkin
uud Alfred Hare; Greeley William
Little and j y Necdum: Council
Grove. Frank Bgauiger and u r.
Meek Dewey j Il Bleyens and s. W
Maxwell, Cuss. George Procure aud
Samuel Reeves, Hoone / r. Ccorns
and Gene Page, Deer Greek, Frank
Whistler and Ed Lynch; Spring Greek
Abuer Lynch and ollie Gray
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HURRICANE WARNINGS
Violence Of Late Tropical Disturbance
Is Not Yet Spent-NOrtheast Winds
Set In On West Gulf Coast

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. The trop.
ich disturbance Ia approaching the
coast apparently near the Texas.I ouls.
lana line, according to weather bureau
reports During the last ~ hours
strong northeast winds are setting ln
on the west coast.
Hurricane warnings are displayed
ON the gulf coast from brownsville to
New Orleans and storm warnings east
ward to Apalachlcola.
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TAFT ON MEXICO
81 Louis All Primed 10 Hear Former
President Discuss "A Touchy Sltn.
tiOn-Guest Of Nagel

ST LOUIS Aug lG-The bust
ness mems league of ST. Louis and
those who We're invited to lts lunch
con In honor ~ William Howard TAFT
former president toduy looked forwart
with interest 10 the scheduled addrps,
~ Mr Taft as It was expected hp
would discuss the Mexican situation
Mr. Taft Is the guest here OF Charlie,
NHgel, former secretary of labor.
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MISSIONARIES SUFFER-
Consul At Tinis Notifies State DE
partment Of Fearful Hardships

WASHINGTON. Aug, lG Fifteen
members of the American mission In
Van, Turkish Armenia. who were pres
ent during the recent fighting In that
vicinity, have arrived III Tlrlis. broken
down with work and hardship.
Consul Smith ut Tiflls, today mott.
fled the state department lhnt u Mrs
Usher had died lu Van ANA tnnt her
husband was mot dangerously M ia
Tlflis.
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WIRED FOR HARRISON
Absent Member Of City Board Of Ed
ueatlOn Asked to Return No That a
Meeting May BE Held

A telegram has been sent 10 c. s.
Harrison, member OF the city board
~ education, who Is now IN Colorado,
asking him TO return rs soon as posi-
BILE. When he reaches the city meet
Ing N the board It Ia understood, will
he called at Once
Members OF the board say they have
heard nothing from Principal Masters,
who Is said 10 have been elected to the
prlnclpalship Of the Central High
School at Omaha He IL now In Chi
cabo attending the university. and his
family Is there with him.
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MONTESSORI TO
MEET EDUCATORS
10000 Teachers Representing 2S COm.
tries Gather for 53rd Annual y. h.
4. Convention In California

OAKLAND, Cal Aug l6-Eyery
incoming train and steamer continued
TO increase the hosts Of delegates that
have gathered here FOR the fifty third
annual convention of the National Ed
ucationnI Association and It was estl-
mated that 10000 were on hand for
the opening session
Representatives from u foreign
countries are expected 10 participate
In the l3.day convention.
Among those scheduled 10 deliver
addresses was Nine Maria MOutessori
NJ Rome
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DUNKlRD DIVINE SUICIDES

SOUTH BEND. Ind, Aug l0 -sllas
\. Ebersole, Il former Dunkard minis.
ter held Tor the murder II fifteen.
year old Hazel Mscklin. In August.
1914, committed suicide today In jail
hy hanging himself
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DAVIS has REGRETS

ben Davis, assistant state auditor
SOME time ago, sold his interest In GER
tain oil leases IN Muskogee Tor SGO
To-day he was Informed by u Muskogee
man TINT the leases In the aggregate
ARE worth 100000, and one well Is pro.
durinr l,SOO barrels II am afraid"
snid Duvis, the mau who induced me
Ia sell my Interest was selling the
leases tn himself"
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SYLVIA UP AND SAYS:
TIN Not Man 80 They Can't Take
Me TO War In Response TO Eng
lands Registration Plan

LONDON, Aug lG-Sylyia Pank
hurst famed as u militant mffragist
will not comply with the national reg
istry regulations. she asserts
II am not going 10 register" de.
clared Miss Pankhurst at a meeting
followed by a demonstration NJ Fast
l.ordou suffraEsts For my part
think it merely ruse tu gct NOR,
mower out of the workers um not d
man 30 they can't take me- To war, hut
they won't ,nrd me- 10 munitions fac
tory They know there viii he lrou
BILE
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MORGAN AT HIS DESK
Private Detectives Surround Flnaneier
Now Wherever He Goes

NEW YORK, Aug l0-J. p. Nor.
gan appeared at his office In Wall
street today FOR the first time since
he was shot, July 3, by Erich Muenter
alias Frank Holt Private detectives
have been stationed about the office
since the day MIR. Morgan was shot
lie appeared TO have recovered entire
~ from the bullet wound
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ENGINEERS UNDER CONTROL

SHARON. Pa Aug lG.- Passenger
trains ON the Mahu,ng division "
the Erie railroad have been equipped
with q device which records the speed
over the entire distance Travelled. n.
NJ the end of the run the device
shows that the speed have exceeded
that prescribed by the rules the en-.
giupmpu ARE suspended
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BALKAN BARRIER
GERMAN THORN
Kaiser Insists He Must Be En-
abled TO Get Munitions to
Turkey Via Bulgaria
ALLIES SEIZED WITH PESSIMISM
Hindenberg FORCES on Eastward
In Line With PetrOerad Both
Sides Fatgued

BERLIN. Aug. l6.-via London
3 p. m.--Field Marshal Won Mack.
ensen, continuing his pursuit Of
the retreating Russians from the
south toward Brest.LitOysk has
occupied Ciale and Slawatyele.
The army Of Prince Leopold Of
Bavaria, pressing the Russians
from the west has occupied LOsyce
and MiedIyrIec.
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CAROMS TORPEDOES
Italian lnyents Device Which Will at
Once Defect From Their Courses
and Touch OF Submarine Shots

PARIS, August l6-A device In
vented by the Italian engineer, Quar-.
lni, which makes It possible 10 drive
torpedoes out Of their course aud e1
plode them has satisfied tests, says a
special dispatch from Rome aud ar.
rangements are being made 10 supply
the device 10 the allied fleets.
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"VETS" WILL BE READY
National Encampment Of Old Fighters
VIII Warm Up to National Defense
Propaganda With Vim

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. l0.-COnsld.
erntion Of the alleged necessity for a
larger army and reserve corps was ex.
pected 10 occupy much Of the attention
of delegates who assembled here to
day for the sixteenth national encamp.
ment of the Veterans OF the Foreign
Wars also is meeting here
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"TOO BUSY"-WILSON
President WIN Re Unable 10 Review
Citizen SOldiery in School Camp ai
Plsttsburg. y. y

WASHINGTON Aug 10. President
Wilson will not visit the citizen sol
diery camp at ruttsburg, n Y. be
cause he feels public business forhlds
him tn leave Washington He has writ
ten Major General Leonard wood,
who invited him to the camp, express
ing his regret and his interest In the
movement
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THE WEATHER
Unsettled and generally cloudy weather
tonight aud Tuesday with probably rain :
not much change In trmprraturr

The tropical storm Il In the guIt m
the east Texas ur Louisiana coast and
Il apparently moving northeastWsri n
Is giving cloudy weather In the lower
Mississippi valley aud west gulf dis
tricts win rain TO Louisiana and high
winds ON the coast Scattered showers
und thunderstorms occurred during the
preceding twenty four hours IN the Rocky
mountains and plains states. the rainfall
being generally light Scattered shower,
occurred also In the rnst Gulf states mud
the Ike region The rulf storm will prob
ably curve north and east over eastern
Texas
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MAY GIVE BOND
Roscoe Cantrell, Held In Jail at Ma.
din on Murder Charge, Granted Bail
by Judge Hatchett

MADlIL Aug lG Roscoe Cantrrll
charged with murder win be- released
from jail here II d" cm give the
$4,000 bond fixed IN his case by Judge
Jesse NJ llatchett Ed McGaugu,
also held I'm jail here under the same
charge, has not asked for his release
The ease involved is the killing ut
Frank Dunlop. Il show man, at Aylcs
worth. July rs. iu a drunken row The
show man appears To have been tnD
Innocent hysmudpr'
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NEW YORK, Aug IL The theatri-
cal world feels keeu the loss Of Miss
Julin Marlowe, who through her hu,
band. f. II Sotheril announced that
she will never act again Miss Mar
lowe IS ill at home at Lltchfleld,
Conn, aud Mr. Sothcru mid that the
strain of attempting 20 again take up
her theatrical work would be- too much
for her II +. also pcS,.Iblc that Mr.
Sothern viii announce his retirement
us well
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CRIBBERS' DISMISSED
Investigation at Naval Academy n,
suits In Two ENpulsious and Punish
ment for T. Others

WASHINGTON, Aug lB Dismissal
" two midshlpmen aud the disclpln.
INK of twelve others Tor alleged crib
bling at United States naval academy
was revealed today AS r. result u the
tlndlngs ot the court of inquiry which
investigated irpgul0rity Ia eXamlun-
uons mud recitatIou- at the academy.
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1000 AMERICANS AT WAR

LONDON Aug l6.-There are no
fewer than 2,OOO Americans In the
ranks OF the Canadian military contln
gent said Major General Sam Hughes,
Canadian minister u militia at n
meeting Of Americans held here last
night
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WILSON AYERS
NOT RANCOROUS
But Thinks Educational Board
Should Have Made Removals
When He Was Present
DELPHIC AS TO CANDIDACY
Leaves Public 10 Draw It's 'COnClu-
SIOnS as 10 Whether He Wants
10 Be Governor

.TCHERISH no resentment toward
l. tb. mn,ph.rs ~ IN. bo,rd ~ which
nm chairman for thelr action I'm re-.
mo-, inc tLn hrnd. - IN. normal .chonls
nj Wrpthnrrord and nurnnt -" soid n
+ Wl.,n nr.sIlant - tha stot. hn,rI
of education +, Tba Time. mia mon.
Ipg" Lur I dn mint tho ,onrt,.., ,y..
DIM. m. ti,ot .urh ,.,,nu shnrlJ noy.
hrru h,,an ,rhr, I yyo. nr.sant .t I'M.
u,ntir, fnlr u,,, /, c,nIJ bay.
i.,r J.t.rrod ,..t ,,m ta,,,
nud I ..n, IN. n,n,r ,n.nLars ,aIa
grnm p.Eipp rnpt r, srrh o.ti,n IN.
t,L,r .,.,tp ,,, ,.,,.r,
,prr.ougII, I ,s. n,t .rp g,,,r - ro
mu.nr fine mon Lnt I t., rot r,.
other r,rn,h.r. ,,t r,. l,,rI ,,,niJ ont
,
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GL.DDERY GLIDE
IS IN PROSPECT
Present State Administration Is In
Bad With Many Of the Old
Party Leaders
WEIGHED AND FOUND WANTING
Many Factors In Situation at This
Time Point to Democratic De-
feat in Next State Election

WHILE the names OF number ot
w prominent Democrats are being
mentioned In association with certain
4ute offices to be- filled at the next
state election u fact somewhat ~
murkablr IN view uf the remoteucss Of
the next campaign - the trend Of
events. the logic ~ the situation the
inclination Of public sentiment, igus
aud omrns do not Indicate the proba.
blllty of Democratic success IN Okla
homu In 1916
Anrnt the relevancy Of signs and
omru- iu this connection, lt may be- re-
marked that clerk from the COVER
uors office the other day rushed cX
citrdly into the office Of col Crook
parole attorney and inquired how the
word Meme Is spelled The colonel
gave him the Information and at the
same time rccitcd the wording uf the
handwriting ou the Wnl thnt sorely
troubled Bclshazzar "Meup. Meme TEX.
rl Jpshnniu' which the prophet Dan.
lei translated thus "Mrue-God hath
numbered thy Kingdom aud finished IL
lekel--IhOu art weighed iu the bal
anres and ant found wanting
Is Found Wanting
Although the present administration
has been In control Of the state govern.
ment less thuu year many persons
~ sound opinion have pronounced the
judgment "lekrL Is lS more to the
point that this verdict Is given by
many prominent men of the party now
I'm power
In II corridor Of the state house the
other day, almost In carshot NJ the
governors office, Democrat who has
been party whceIhursr In oklahoma
Tor about score of years discussed
Continued on Lnst Page
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OFFERS 5000 REWARD

Governor Il h. Williams today "
fercd reward Of 500 Tor the arrest
aud conviction ~ the murderer OF W.
w. Province at Muskogpe. Province
Is believed TO have been killed by a
homlcldal tiend who has used rus
~ hatchet iu several crimes OF this
Kind.
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BROWNSVILLE Tex Aug. i6.-
Reports Of renewed attempts by MsxI.
can bandits to re-OrganiIe their bands
In the lower Rio Grande valley were
brought here today by Captain Of Tex.
as Rangers, j. j. Sanders
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RESTORES TRAIN SERVICE

HOBART. Aug lG.--Sunday train
service was restored between Clinton
and Vernon. The Frisco also has IN.
stalled additional service connecting at
Snyder between lawton aud OuRuah
and between clinton aud Emd.
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WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, Aug. ia state
department dispatch from TOrreon
says the Villa garrison NJ Durango
has revOlied and that the city has
been taken by CarranIa forces.
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VAT ASHINGTON, Aug. l0

w surances that General CarranEa
viii not obstruct delivery OF the Pan
American appeal to Mexico reached the
state department today In message
from c. r. Parker NJ the American
embassy staff IN Mexico City, saying
General Pablo Gonzales, Carranga's =
commander there had promised safe
conduct to the messengers who ARE TO
Continued on Last Pagel
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DAUGHTER GONE;
NO TRACE LEFT
Another Dorothy Arnold Case
Lands the East in the ThrOeS Of
a Deep and Dark Mystery

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. 10 An.
= \ other Dorothy Arnold" case seems
to have developed In the strange disap.
pcapncc of Miss Elvln Guidone, pref
ty sixteen year old daughter Of Dr.
Ralph GuIdouc, prominent physician
Of this city On Monday nt II o'clock
her father put her aboard the train
for New York where she was going to
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CARRANzA HALF
WAY TRACTABLE
Mexican Leader Indicates He VIII
Not Impede Delivery Of Peace
Note 10 Mexico
PEACE OUTLOOK GOOD
WASHINGTON. Aug

& WASHINGTON, Aug 10 y
u Word that both Generals Car. y
Y rama and Villa have received II
\ copies OF the Pan American ap. y
y peal reached the state depart. 4
y ment today. From several y
4 sources It has been learned that \
X General Villas suggestion OF v
y truce has been favurably re y
y ceived by some subordinate off \
y GERS and soldiers OF th9CarranEa Y
y armies There has been prac. \
y tlcally no fighting In Mexico u
y for several days. X
n -
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SHIPPING MELONS

CEMENT, Aug lG Melons now are
being shipped from this point at tns
rate NJ two and three carloads duy.
Many beaches also nrr being shipped