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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
GARCIA DENIES REPORT
OF MUTINY AT TORREON

Reports Of a mutiny among Carranza
troops at Torreon and occupation OF
Torre0n by the forces Of Canuto Reyes
are declared false by Andres c. Garcia.
Carranza consul in FL Paso. AR. Car
cia says there are no dissensiOns or
any kind among the Carranza troops
az OF near Torreon-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
JUAREZ RESIDENTS SHIP
FURNITURE TO THIS SIDE

Household goods are again being
brought over from Juarez in moving
vans This is the first indication that
there may be a change in the political
complexion Of the border town.
At the custom house Wednesday
afternoon there were a number Of i'm
portations listed as household effects
from the Juarez side and more are ex-
pected during the remainder OF the
week.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
GUAFMAS Is TAKEN BY THE
REANCIsTAG ERONI NIIITsTA

NOgales, Ariz.. Oct. 1A-Under a COM
bined attack from land and sea by the
Carranza forces upon Guaymas, the
Villa troops garrisOning the place, eva
cuated yesterday morning.
Admission of the evacuation was
made last night by Carlos Randall
acting governor Of the state OF. Sonora.
The CarranZa gun boat Guerrero
gave protection to the landing parties.
who attacked the towns from the south
while the gunboat shelled the city
from the bay
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
BRITAIN WILL RECOGNIZE
CARRANZA WHEN WE DO

London. Eng. Oct. 14.-Great Britain
VIII await final action by the United
States in reference to recognition or
Gen. Carranza before deciding upon It's
attitude In the house Of commons to-
day lord Robert Cecil. parliamentary
under-s secretary for foreign affairs,
said the government would defer con-
sideratiOn of this question for the pres
ent in view Of the fact that the Amer
lean government had not yet granted
the expected recognition
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
-FOUR ARRESTS MADE FOR

VIOLATIONS OF TRAFFIC LAWS
NJ Flores and the Western Transfer
company were charged by the police
with having autos on which no tail
lights were burning Wednesday night.
A L Mcknight was charged with
parking his car overtime and J. P
Lipps was charged with allowing his
engine TO run when he left the car
standing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14

The Pyramid Smile from a Single
Trial.
Thousands have reported to US their
great joy at having been led to try
this great treatment and at the re-
markable results it produced in their
cases Be fair to yourself Give YOUR
self the chance to get well Mail the
coupon now or go to any drug store and
purchase sec box Of Pyramid Pile
Treatment
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
It Is So Easy
To Remove ALI
Itching Skin
Trouble With
CutiCuraSOap
And Ointment
TRIAL FREE

Just bathe theaffected surface
with Cuticura Soap and hot
water, dry and apply CUT
cura Ointment. Relief in
most cases IS immediate and
healment complete, speedy
and permanent.
Curcura soap and Ointment sod evsry-bsrs
Liherai sample Of each mailed free with I'D book
Address postcard 'Cuticurs." Dept. 2. Bossou-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
SINGLE REELS AT THE RIJOU

a varied program OF single reels viii
be shown today al the Biiou. Tomor-
row Maude Fealy will be seen in a fea-
ture picture.
Miss Fealy is well known to the
loving public Of two CONT
nents. During her career. she has sup
ported such stars as Sir Henry irving,
F. s Willard. William Gillette. Nat
Goodwin. Richard Mansfield William
Collier, Robert billiard, Holbrook Blinn
and others.
Under the direction of John Cort,
Miss Fealy has been starred in The
Illusion Of Beatrice" The Stronger
Sex" and The Right Princess.'-Ad-
yertisement.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
Stop Piles
4 simple Home Treatment That Has
Brought JOY 70 Thousands IL
the Famous Pyramid
Pile Treatment

How badly do you want relief? Do
you want it enough to 60 to the small
trouble OF mailing the below coupon
Ior Iree trial OF the Pyramid Pile
Treatment?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Thomas :. Mnxey. presiding.

United States VS.. Victor l. Ochoa. F..
l. Holmdahl, Jorge OroZco and Jose
OrOzco, conspiracy to violate neutrality
laws. on trial.
United States vs.. Trinidad Calderon.
Illicit liquor traffic; bond Of $500 de-
clared forfeited.
United states vs. Mar Tong, having in
his possession smoking opium: defend
ant pleaded guilty and was fined SIS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14

play. one replete with human interest.
which appeals irresistbly to the very
best emotions and impulses which man
possesses. II there were more OF such
plays. there would be no condemnation
of the stage by the church. for no SER
mon ever taught more fOrcibly the doc
trine of unselfishness and the beauties
Of do unto others as you would they
should do unto Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14

The economical way-buy a whole
ham-Get Sulzberger's Majestic-"De-
hciOusly Different Advertisements
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
FIRST CASE on sWALIPOX

James Rich appeared at the police
he was suffering from smallpox He
was sent to the eruptive hospital This
is the first case to be reported this fall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
aHOUSE OF THOUSAND CANDLES

The House Of a Thousand Candles.
Meredith Nicholson's great and fasci-
mating mystery story, produced in pic
ture form by Selig, is at the Alhambrd
today for its last appearance Those
who failed to see this wonderful pro
duction yesterday should make it a
point TO attend today as IL is really
one Of the best and most Interesting
features seen in El PasO in many q
dav-Advertisem
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14

The Wigwam today has a splendid
bill, consisting Of the Selig feature IN
two reels. The Eunt," and an eXcep-
tionally good Hearst-Selig News. The
latter contains views Of a game be
tween the worlds champions, the Red
Sox, and the White SOx- There are
also scenes Of soldier life along the
Rio Grande, the Harvard football squad
at practice. the grand exalted ruler OF
the Elks, etc.
Tuesday the pictures which a local
company has been taking around II
Paso viii be shOWn-Advertts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
A NrEssAGE ERn,I ,lAns

\ mE>SAGE FROM MARS.
At the Crawford tonight Albert Tay-
Mars
With the curse Of selfishness as the
cornerstone, Ricard Ganthony has built
a rarely beautiful and most touching
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-10-14
FLAGSHIP SAN DIEGO SAILS

FOR GUAYMAS WITH ADMIRAL
san Diego, Cal. Oct. 14.-Admirai
Cameron McRae Winslow. commander
of the United States Pacific fleet, has
sailed from here aboard the flagship
San Diego for Guaymas. Mex.
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Sonfsnnhrihtrn.

Sn Spnloing, g}eb., Itarb Iette
8ode Ser 95obn Man I'M 2lIter bon
81 Sabren, Der frii6er in Cmnbo
mohntc mn0 ais Giien0ieBer bel
Carton & 8ierling 6eidaitigt mar.
Der @eritorbene ite6t bier nod in
1ltem anoenfen. Sein @iniheioer
miro Don ieiner @nttin uil0 fitni
ain0eril, Morie, Sobn S, 0tto,
8aIentin rto 6rnu 6ranf aaiier in
Spaloing, aufridtig betraliert. Sci
ne 9ccroialtng bat lesten 5nnlltag
in Spnloing itattgefunoen.
SSn Der 99obnlng ibrer 8ohter
5rau 8m. Guolofi, 1912 Gorbr
Ctr. lit 1Srau Gliiobetb Neimantl
i'm Sitter Don rs Sabrer g%eItorben.
Die 9eeroiaunq fanb Sonntag 9tad.
mittaq pom 6offmalmihen 9eiden.
6eftattungs<g tabliHernent aus itott
SSrau @eimnnn mar cine brnbe
oelltite 9rall, peIfe einen groBen
JreunOesfreis beiaB. Moge iie in
6rieoen rubnl
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Gia mint iar ausuufduirr

SIN bam ga6an ntu Ntlmr r.
Hntn, 20J Glib H. Eirg uobt
Doualas Ctr 10 Cm1ha wrh bee
weihdit aui eine BON alH Qleiocr'
.td6en Der Siaht aruuoufrihicoeue
Hrt tetriebun &ter m9rocn mir
met Hrciie bepor{uat unn merben
ole BORT beriouiteu Auiulle bciou.
0ers lemaht Tie 5uhaber oes "a.
oens berindcn e5eu uidt. 70 biGta
iuie nur moalid e%in8ufauien, iou,
bern iebcn MIR 0araui. Dab bic I'm.
iiiae 10 gut mie MIR mnglih nn1e'
iertigt mer0en. Sob Cots nm oa.
NIT III prnnfen. mo 5pe3ialDer.
i1uie. I'M ocn 9eutcn Sonb in bic
augen 81 itreuen, baben teineu PIot
in 6ieiem @eiddit. Gin neiterer
gortbcil III, OaB Bic 5nbnber Die
aunoen ielbIt mitbeOieueu mo 0o.
0urd ptel gel6 fir S~iIisfrdite er,
ipnrcn. Gle Nirtmua FOLDER Sc
id1itsmetho0cn liegt fIdr aii Der
Sanb, uno inate 92iemanb. Der einen
hotmooernen 5ribjabrs. ooer Com.
mer-ln3ug III talifen miinitt, per.
idlmcn. iid sun1hit ben 2noeu non
@iIcor & 9aen einmoI onjuieben.
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snhn1nahn.

8eil er Dem &1dtcr Sobn Gotod
beri6ieoentlif mfgelanert bate,
uuroe Der It16ttife 6enerDebrmonn
Pid 2inoian parbaftet. 2inolop
uoate itt en- 9otnd ridden, neil Die.
fer Jpn ifon eirrnlal bate berbnften
luiien.
Inter Der ACKNOWLEDGING. in Oen
Stnrs un0 Stripes SnIoon an 26.
un0 81 Ctr. eingebroAen 81 fem,
fDuroe Der Geger Ben 8laf berbof.
tet. gla6 Ioa bort $25 in 8aor,
3lDei Rebolber itno cine aiemIide
Nenge 8bisfeD geitobIen at boben.
Morgen 4beno bolten bic Goggles
in ibrer Sone cine nidjtiee Der,
Inmmlung db.
5rou &. Ih;elfc III gum 9finfD
BON 6reintDen unh Gbienoo eereiit.
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nit MlH
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ON aa effl ftfl ~
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ff fw mt
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Hff fesfffaHf ftiA iH
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frhsH8 fnlfn 81 at
I1f met mlhf ef nor
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IN bt @HHlt mftt m iti hgt
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.tft 5Fle6fih mb gnHl.a Eu Nft'
tomt 8lolalt uiaf tgt Ehgil'
noamf heuis dui slu Nieuui @opf
1riteao En NlHiefaitramtu un.
jct hetfIi6ilfs Neiiei0
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Glarence Steoels. 1928 Giib
81. CTR, nuroe an 10. un6 Gn.
oenport Ctr. bon eiilem Geger ME.
6ergei6lngen mo I'M $3.50 be-
.ronbt.
M0n ~untsrTtiibe Die beuti1e
Rreiie, in6em man 81 ibrer Der.
breitung beitr1at.
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meo.G eoudro Heiar 5eHn eptta
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meHef Atn0 Alte1ff hno Mllpeti
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Zen erltm Brtie peH oul aittptn
'trhtflt 0orI ette . al staeiocr.
'3 5shH Ibcil g. ciio Btrnunoi
u. ehls &iegcr 0 ernii 9aiibfn
int t5remcnt) T. @lao pmlbuloi
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goart str. emf eiucn fahren0cu
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mt cuctidpnaqn Sarorfan.
Sn 4mueicnheit Der IamiIic
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graiiSent in New gOrt.

Qem BORT, II. 91ot. = Bur ge.
iidtialuq Der in inherent 6afer 81.
iammenaa5ogenen 9lm0es. @odiees
Hottie trof 5eiteru gum eritenmaIe in
ietner amtliden gigenihoft Rrdii.
bent @ilipn anf Der Marinepaht
.MlapfIoper bier Elm. Sn iainer
9eqleitung beion0en iih Die Bun.
oesiefretare IanieIs, Game, Heo.
fclo uno @iIion, mfo puroe Der
GrGiioent bon ser gen0Iferlmg feb.
bait begriiBt. 8eitte fauD cine ga.
raOc Der SdiifsbGiaeungen itatt, bic
Ser 4r1fioent Dor Dem Gebauoe Der
GeifentIifen 8ibliotbef on Der 3.
apcuue uno ~. StraBe nbnnbm.
6oIt 700 3eteftipe iinb fiir Die 81.
herheit 0es Q%rdiioenten oifgeboten
Rohmittags iGbrt Der Rr1iioeHt bic
aiellinie Der por 4nfer IiegenOen
ariegsidiife ob.
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9nnffna,tna.

lthieren lieben 6reunoen mo
g1o9barn m6dlten mir bieroiid) fiir
Die mun6eruollen 8lumenIpenben
ltno 3ohlrcidlen 4usoriide Der Fbeils
nahme onldbLid oes EoOes unicrcs
inniggeIiebten Soften uno Gnters
Gbos. 2emne Sr., unieren tiefge.
iiblten Eonf aiisiprehen.
Gran Gbas. genrmr,
Gbas. 4. gemme.
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Gpnturhta @efnnapereiu.

Ger on Snmitng I'M gtriit6eint
obgehaltene MoibnG oes Gnmen-@e.
IangDereins rGoneoroia~ mar gut be.
infgt uno ndbm eirten nisge8eidneten
8erLauf.
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Narftberi6tt.

Sito Omaha, IL. Woi 1915.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $500.
Beef Stierp, Wlartt felt bis itort.
56diter Breis $3.50.
SeifeIs, Marft feit.
6ohiter 9reis S8.40.
Germ feo Beepes.
@uee bis bette $8.15-8.B0.
MittelmGbiee 81. 1856
3ienli6 quite bis gite 1926
.7.S5.
aiihe, Dart felt.
fSite bis Eelte $6. SOTO.
3leulid cute bis quito $5.75-
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Der Mangel an Geld

hubert gle ntdt,
9hre AngsH oroeuts
lid NIT @I0itrn
~aussntaftsn.
8enn gle Ropf.
Ihmersen babeu
nsrp6s. ssbndfulbs
i9wad, l6piuolt9
Iinb, an 4 ~eBemosn
6tsnen De ifopftsn,
imdenbeu, brennen=
ben. rnIhfH nDer
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GnmilisnbeOari lam be5oseH uerOen: in SaO.Gmaba, 8m. Setter.
2b02 u Strake; SelcpbOn GOHtb 863-Gmaha, SK0o 4. Sb, 1924
Douglas stake; SdepbOn Douglas 3o40-GOuneI Bluffs, Gls ABs
ga:, 1912 Glib 6. Strahe; zeIephpn 1923.
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$50.
g1ittelmdBiae $375-5.75.
Stoders uu6 1Sea0ers, glorft lang
lam big uieoriger.
Cute $7.50-7.75.
3ieuIid cute Bis cute $50
7.25.
g1ittclmaBige $6.00-7.00.
5tod Sellers $5.75-725.
5tof ait6e So. 50-6.7
5tof adlber ST. $4,000.
Seal a1lber SS.0 0--t0.75.'
QuQs, Stogs uip., S5.00-6.75.
otod Bulls, $5.00-7004
sdmcine -3ufuhr 1000. Morfi
10 nieoriqer, Sd)InB 5 nieoriger.
Durdihnittsbreis 1910.
So6Iter 8reis S7.4s.
sdnfe-3ufubr 5000. Rarfi
Iaraiam bis felt.
8urdidnittspreis f0.75--1t.40.
60fIter 8reis S1t.40.
Merirdn $1,000.
COLORADO Wer. Q1nmer $10.35.
Beihor. BANNER S9.00-9.75.
Boa 2Gnlmer t5-25 bober.
Mutterihofe $4,000.
0i60er $8.75-9.25
SdbrIinge $9.00-9355.
Chicago 0arftberift.
8inODifb -3ufilbr 10000. Murft
felt.
SS1brIin9e 1915
Sdlucims 3ufnnr $4,000. Marfi
5-t0 nie6riger.
9urtifnittspreis $7.70-785.
6ofIter 9reis S7.9215.
Sdafe-3ufihr 1900. Marfi
metitens 1O-f5 bober.
2ammer SIT SO.
Beibor. 2Gmrner $1f.15.
8oQ. 2Gnlnler S11.40
Colorado 26mnter S1f so.
anniGs Gin @arftberidt.
Ainbpieb-3ufubr 1900. Marfi
felt bis 10 boiler.
sydbrIinge 8.75.
Cflaboma 1896.
aibe, W1orft felt.
5tofers, @arft felt.
Geeoers, Norft felt.
adIber, Mnrtt feit.
SdDeine--3ufubr 5000. 0lerft
0ffnete felt, BIG 5 bober; SdLuB .
boiler oils Samltag.
7urtldnittspreis $7.45-7.60.
Sofite rgreis $7.65.
Sdat-3ufuhr 1000. Mdrfi
40 bis liz boher.
9dmmer $fi.f5.
5rubIuHss 2duImer $11.0O.
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ct. 3oIcph Wanrftberid1t.

RinObieB-3nfubr 100. Marft
feIt.
S1brlinge $3.50.
SdJmeiae-3nfubr 4,400. Nnrft
felt, bis 5 bober.
Gurhfhnittspreis 7.47H-7.60.
Soditer greis $3.50.
Sdafe-3uflbr 1000. Mnrft %
Bis 30 b0ber.
hammer $11.50.
6riibIina.21mmer $tt.00.
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7eutIfves Saus.

9n Der regelmdBigen Stsittg oes
Omaha 8Iott6eutiden 8ereins an
Counting ladmittag puroen 5obIrei-
DE Aoutinegeifdfte erle6tgt. Sir
Die meitere 8erihonerung oes 9nrfs
beionoers fir Die 9oaenoung oes
neuen @eges nuroen fDeitere 500
betpiaigt. 9as Sdreiben Der 6mn.
pa SGngerfet-@ eieaihoft lin Inter.
itiisuttg oes groBen Sangerfeites
fonO beif1aige aufnabme, &rditbent
Hooenb1rg uno bic gtitglieoer Ism.
Butt uno Bal. s. Setter ~ernpfablen
bic marme llnteritiiBung oes 6eites
.9ie 5ragc Der Abbaltung oes gro.
ben 8olfsfeites bes S1ugerfeites
tDuroe ml6 berli9rt utto Der 8unid
ousgeoriift, 61B oleies Set in Die.
lem Sabre u~nbeoingt i'm 3eutifen
Sous un0 Earf itattfinoen ioQe. lie
angelegenbeit rpuroe f6lieBli9 Dem
8orItono iibermieien, Der in nd6iter
Sibung Dem gerein cine gmpfeblung
u~nterbreiten ioa.
Sn Der Sonntdg 8ornittog itntt
gebobten 9oritanosliBung Der @latt
oeutiher Sterbetnfie puroen ndt
neue NtitgIieber aufgenommen. IS
iDuroe bei9loiierL peitere $1,000 bel
Der gonierputibe 2oon ano 8uil0ing
a~iioeintion ainientrogenO or3ulegen.
33nei MitgIieoer erbielten Die nod
geindte Anleibe bon ie $500.
Der idle6ten @itterung fuegen
fonD 0os nuf lebten Sonntng anbe-
rnumte ainberfelt nidjt itatt.
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glns bern ataate.

Curtis. syn benz Maidinenge
ifaft BON gronas bier brad inn ODE.
rem Stodtperf Elm grorfo aus, Der
ie6odJ leidt geloidtlperoeu tonnte.
Der qeriuge Saoben 1T ourd Ser,
iiderung qeoeft.
Bloomfield. 6enrp s5obnf of, Der
mif 3ohn AiIler ihoB. muroe unter
8iirgit)aft an bos 9iitrifrsgeridi
perwieien. 92iGer. Der iiberfitbri
Duroe, 5uerit altf Sohnbolt einer
feboner III 4nidIag grbroft 81 pa.
ben, puroc maugels 8lrgidaft Elm.
9eIoft
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COURT HELPING
REHAB|L|TA7E ROAD.
JUDGE DIRECTS RECEIVERS TO
BUY NEEDED RAILS AND
REBUFFs MINORITY.

Chicago, June 30.-Judge Carpen-
ter in the United States district court
today directed the receivers Of the
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Rail
way Co. to purchase 10000 tons Of
steel rails at the lowest possible price
and to pay for them out OF earnings.
The court denied a petition OF the
Amster committee. representing
minority stockholders, in which the
court was requested to authorize the
payment of $5oO,Oo0 interest on the
Rock Islands debentures out Of the
proceeds of the sale OF $2,500,00O OF
receivers certificates, authorized two
days ago.
This interest falls due July Is but
default cannot be entered until sixty
days thereafter. The receivers hope
to pay this interest out OF earnings
before September Is.
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LITTLE TOWN WHERE SPEAKER
LIVES sWAMPED WITH MULTI
TUDE OF GUESTS.

Bowling Green, Mo-, June 30.-Miss
Genevieve Clark, the 20-year old daugh-
ter of Speaker Champ Clark of the
national house of representatives, Is
to be married at the home of her par
ents here late this afternoon to James
M. Thomson, editor of the New Or
leans Item.
Hundreds of guests from other
states, many of them prominent in the
political and social life of the nation,
came to Bowling Green to attend the
wedding, and thousands came from
Missouri. To the people of this state
Speaker Clark issued blanket invita-
ti0n andsso great was the throng that
took him at his word that Bowling
Green could scarcely hold them.
To provide quarters for the hundreds
whom the townspeople could not enter.
tain, sleeping cars we're side tracked
in the local railroad yards. Many
persons came on special trains.
The wedding is to take place on
the lawn of "Honeyshuck," the Clark
home, If the weather is fair when
the hour arrives. In the event Of rain
the ceremony is to take place in the
TTc6Uyt0Tldu CuuICu. NOV. ItOD0l
s. Boyd of Louisville, KY, cousin o1
the bride, is to be the officiating
clergyman.
For weeks wedding presents from
far and near have poured into the
Clark home. President Wilson sem
two silver compotes. The Missouri
congressional delegation sent silver
flower basket three feet high. This
was bought in st. Louis by Senator
Stone, who made a special trip to the
state metropolis for that purpose. A
diamond necklace was sent by con
gress. The citizens Of Louisiana, Mo.
the largest city in Clark's congression
al district, sent mahogany chest con
tanning 181 pieces Of silver. The
newsboys and paper carriers Of the
New Orleans Item sent silver tablet
a facsimile Of the first page OF the
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.WH|TMERS SEEK
.s10,0OO0F CRAM
Ask Damages Covering That
Amount for Death From
Automobile Collision
ACCIDENT OCCURRED
ON FREMONT ROAD
Woman Was Later Taken to
Hospital at Oskaloosa,
Where She Died

Sheriff c, c. Cremer has been au-
thorized by attorneys for A. F. Dewitt.
administrator of the estate of Minnie
Whitmer, to serve notice of trial upon
Jack Cram for suit in which dam
ages of $4,000 are asked for the death
Of Mrs. Whitmer, which occurred on
June 23, 1915.
The trial notice of the case, which Is
scheduled for the August term Of
court, comes as an aftermath OF the
automobile and spring wagon collision
which happened on the Ottumwa-
Fremont road on the night of Monday,
June FL. The car, high powered
roadster, was owned and driven by Mr..
Cram and occupied by himself, Don
Miller and John Simmons. The
spring wagon carried Mrs. Whitmer.
her husband, Will |. Whitmer, their
daughter and son. When the car struck
the wagon the occupants of both vehi-
cles were thrown out. Mr.. Cram and
Mr.. Miller were cast clear Of the auto
while Mr.. Simmons was held by one OF
the doors. All of the young men were
bruised and severely shaken up but no
bones were broken.
None of the Whitmer family was
seriously injured with the exception OF
Mrs. Whitmer. She suffered a COM
pound fracture OF the right thigh, tho
bone being broken In two places and
protruding through the flesh. One
arm was broken and she was other
wise badly bruised Her condition was
regarded as serious from the begin.
ming and she was taken first to her
home near Fremont and later to the
Abbott hospital at Oskaloosa whore
she died at Z o'clock Wednesday morn
ing, June %.
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War Summary

The Germans and Austrians ara
pressing the Russians hard In their
retreat through northeastern Ga
Iicia and southern Russian Poland
toward the river Bug. All the Of
fetal reports indicate this, the Rus
slams themselves speaking Of "des-
perate German attacks" on rear
guard positions, which are declar-
ed to have been repuIsed.
The energy of the pursuit OF the
retreating Russians, however, Is
costing the Teutonic forces dearly,
according to Petrograd statements,
which mention the enormous
losses" inflicted In the endeavor OF
the Austro- Germans to throw dis
order into tho Russian ranks dur
ina the withdrawal from the Dnies-
ter region north Of Haliez.
Meanwhile Russia Is endeavor-
ina to reorsanize her munitions
supply system. With unlimited
money and virtually unrestricted
power, the new board Of military
supplies is expected to remedy the
shortness In munitions to which
Russian reverses In Galtcia large
ly have been attributed.
The Austrlans, although we'll oe-
cupied in the oaliclan campaign,
are sharply watching the italian
front, reports from the Tyrol and
TrentIno districts, for instance,
mentioning notable activity OF the
Austrian artillery. ltaly's forces
are making slow Roadway on the
lsonxo, unfavorable atmospheric
conditions being mentioned as In
terferlng with operations there.
MytIlene advices record an ex-
ploIt Of a British gunboat which
bombarded the Turkish ports OF
chesmeh, LldIa and ANGELA, des-
troylng petroleum depots and sew
eraI small vessels.
Tho diplomatic situation with re-
gard to the Balkans Is again wide
" under discussion. The recent
conference Of the German chan
ceIIor and the German and Aus
trlan foreign ministers is followed
by assertions In German quarters
that the hopes Of the quadruple en-
tente powers for military help
from RumanIa and Bulgaria have
materially Iessened. In connection
with this situation the occupation
Of scutari by the Montenegrlns ls
an Interesting development.