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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
Ns yogeIidieb,u. .seieaidait.
Wis eriser oemtidsr gerein beidlieii
er SetBeiligung an Der liberalen
SunSge6nng am 20. Cftober.

Die pIattbiitits goselIteiten @ss
ieIifup bat bic Ofii5isae 4uffOrbsrung
ni4t erft a6sepurtst, ionoern auf bic
Gmpfeblung ibrsr Staotperbanbs De-
lssaten bin beitIoiieu, ii9 oil Der pas
raoe am 20. St.obsr in boiler Stdrte
3u betbeiligen uHO bic 0ereinsiabne
fiir ben 5dbuenpaIo krsuseben. Die
fer geidlub nuroe in Der monatli6sn
gerIammluns eeiaBt, bic ssiteruRa9s
mittdg in Der ar6eiterbdIe unter @ors
lib bss PrdfissUtsH 5errn 1bsobor
Rsbase unb Der prototonfiibrung bes
6errn Soi. grintmann ftatifanb. Ssrr
Wilp, elmer Der DeIsgatsn gum Stabts
Derbdno, ipiss auf bic ssplante auros
gebung bin dls bag beite Mtittel, ben
grobibitioHiitsn bic Derbisnte Qbfu6r
5u bsrsitsn, anS bab bic Wlitglisbsr
OOais fsiner Wleinung tparsH, bepiss
bic eutHiiiaitiihe Stimmuns, bic nit
sinem S6lGss porbanben mar. Der
9erein pirb ii6 in Der anssbeuieien
Weiie an Der pdrabs bstbeiIissn unb
bafiir Gorge tragen, oab tsin g2it-
sIi.b babsim6lsibt. gs tpurbe aubers
bem ben Witglisbern briussnb ans
9ers selssi, ibrs Ra6barn gu beraus
lafieu. iia Der DemonitratiOn aH5us
i9lisbsu.
Delegdt prottung rapportirte iiber
bic Don S6omas 2ei6t in Der Stabts
Oerbanbsiibuus aHseregte Debate
iibtr bic partbonbs GmiFion. 9i:
Stimmuns in Der 0sriammluns mar
Der WabreseI bur6aus nidi giinitis.
Da bic grt unb Weiis, rpi bic parts
beb0rbs nit ben Sfftntli6en 9slb.rn
ipirtbi6aftet, Den .IitSIieDsru burds
aus nidt pabt.
Das aug ben 5erren u. Wiobsn-
bOrf r., Sermanu pOamanH unb Sds
cob 0ansl bsitebsnbe Romiuations.
&omnittse untsrbreitets iolgenoen
Wabl5sttsl fir bic an II. Sttcber
Itatthabenoe 9eamtenpabI:
8oriittsr: 5bepbor Rebage uno
Sobn Wilp.
l. 0i3e 9oriitter: Carl ailtmann
unb Geo. Wellmunn.
2. @i5e 9oriitter: Geo. arieser
unb Geo. 2llbsrs.
protOtoaidrieper: Soc. grints
mann unb $. Giisrmann.
Ginan3idrispsr: albert S4osr uno
5enrp Shmu6er.
@eIbinnebmsr: 9eo. 2assmann unb
5reb. @isibe.
SnpentIr gsrtuulter: 8. prottuns
uub U. Mibberborit il.
Tiir bic g2otblsibenben in Sitpreu'
zen purben $25 hefpilliat.
5err 6arrp g. Bitts purbe CUR
Witgliebi6dft aussmelbet Rad grIes
biauna Der ReGnungen unb &aftnbes
ri6te sins man sur GiosIitds Bel 6ars
monisd unb einem 2dbetrllnt iiber,
ben Strr Geo. 6usIsumnR friid bonn
Susbspobritsn SAB trsoen3te.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04

fentli6en gonbs iteusrfrei gu ma.
6en; fir probibition; fir 8erldnse.
rung Der Qmtstermine Der GountDs
8eumten DON 3pei auf bier Sabre unb
Der 9ori8lug, bab iiber einen Dor
I6lag CUR Stuats@aOnititution, Der
abgelebnt porben 1T, nur dae feds
Sabre abseItimmt psrDen ioq. Oieie
9orI9ldse iperoen auf Dem Stimm-
3sttel nur nit bsm Sitel angefiibrt
iein, bO6 10, bub Elm WibOeritanbnib
ni9t auftau6en fam,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04

Die Wteifteridaft in ben bei6en gro-
Ben Si9as, inlo Die Bhilabelpbiar
r9udfer" IN Ger gfationaI, lmo Die
gnitpner .9ieo Gods" IN Der glmeri-
can.Siga aIs Sieger beroorgeganeen.
Die gfatlouaI. .GOmnuiiiion, aus
ben 9rdiioerten Der beioen groBen
Sigas (Senor lnro SyobnioD uno
oem 8oriiser 9lug. SerrnLnrn, |grl-
iioent Der Cincinnati ogtc1s" bette
bend, bot in ieiller nn SanlItag IN
Retu 2)orf abgebaItertel1 Sislutg emit
idicoer,, oaB Der Suntpi ltm bic Melt.
meiiteridJaft 5tptideu oen ,Gudfers"
@6m1lpiprrs Der gsational.9 uno
Der .Rebiods", Champions Der glme-
ricar-Siga, am nafIten SSreitag in
philadelphia beqiunen ioa, mo Die
beiben eriten Der Serie Don iieben
Spielen 5lrm &ustrag gebraft per.
Dem. gIm acknowledgement Molrtag
iino Sienitng iinbcn 5uci peitere
SpieIe III Bolton itatt; on Wiittpod)
.ptrS Der aantpf IN &bilaoelpbia urb
am 0onneritag in Bolton fortgeiest.
Sails oerieIbe aIsOann nod rineitt.
idieben lit, miro ourdJ 9oos beitimult
pcroer, in neIdrer Der betoen St1ote
5oS iiebente luI0 lettc Spiel Der Se.
rie 5IIn sIustra0 qeImgen ioll.
alS Sdieosridlter fiir oaS Sour.
nier tprtroen 9lem luo 9iieIer BON
Der gtatiortaI.2igo uub GpanS mo
O'2Grgblin bon Der 9lmerican.Sigl
erlanrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
S,m Clio ertrnnfen.

Der 9olitsi sing geittrn Die WIela
6uns gu. baf SOiepb Surtnagsl, 61o
WdrnIanb Strabe. Der aeiieru Ru6
mittae cine 8rotfabrt ouf Dem Obir
unterndbm. augcuf6einIia ertruHter
isi. Gr tpurbe Sulebt in osm Boot
in Der Rdbs Der aonins gIpenus ge'
febsn. Gbsr siniae 3eit ipdter purot
bds lesre Boot am 5ubs Der senanu'
ten Qlpsnus I'm JluFe gsfunSen. 60
foriias Hadfprfdunsen na6 Der Get
dc. fir bersn gluffinbuno cine 9elo6a
nuns Don $25 ausseiset lit. parsn err
foIelos
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
2otal Beri9t.
Riga's Deutf6e
@arten init ilnseonlS auf bic Grl0.
Jung bonn rniIIidlen Sod.
Gas felt ansbr,id oes Srieses iaii
nnertrdslid] seiuorben 1T.

Deutfde 3eitunsen unb bsutides
Sbeater bebOrblid sei6loHen. 49,
Deuti6e aniisbler nit stinb uno
Resel in bic 9erbdnnuns setries
ben. - Dirfbfaafien unb Yrauez
reien eef4lOfien. - Was rufiiide
Dffi3iere nidt Derbinbert, iid tag
lid Su beraufden - llnb bann ibr
Miitbden an ben Deutfden gu tiiRs
fen. - Der friihere rieiigs gierf,
Sol5s unb Glads Grport sdnsliA
einseitellt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
Bsbref, FeIttag
!Satte seitfrn bic Gp. 9srOt. ct. 81.
banaeS 0emeinbe anf ut. Aabarn.

Die pSaia r.popirte stirde unb Der
biibIde 9ln6ati lpurben aeitern ges
ipeiat. = Syeitsottesbienite fanben
am @ormittaa ipie am Nadmittas
Bel bis auf ben lesten spfub beieBs
tenn @ottssbauie itatt. - Cine I'm
nise ebrung purbe bem Getretd.
Der @emeinbe 6errn Greb. 5oll>
mann au 5kil. - RenoDiruna Der
Stride unb Der gnbou buben bsr
Gemeinoe runb S11, 600 astoitst.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04

9as Spielen lu,ierer r&eo5" nab
reno Der lesten 8o6e in Gbicogo,
100 lie in ieGs adurpfen fiinf gaieoer'
lagen erlitten, rpoour9 lie aus benz
picrten in oen iiebenten (oorlesteil)
glas Der 9fargliite uertrieben mir
Oen, NOR 10 urt1Ioerpertbig4 oab I'D
nifns CUR @iliifuloigung ilnierel
2sungcns anfiibrcu ldBt. sluf allen
glmften bes Samples tparen ibnen
Die SUBS" iiberlesen. Bon ben S
Spielerl, on peI6en iJd, Die ~HebS"
.pabreno Ser @ote betbelligten, ba'
ben tie feds oerloren. SGlptlin1
Sersoa, ser I'M n1fitert SaGre Die
9eitllng nes &Iubs mtf Dem Spiel'
pIabc pieber IN SGrtben baben miro,
miro pdbrenb Der fonrmellben 8in'
ternlonate Die itapere 4llfgabe 81
l0ien baben, Der oorbaloenen SdpDd-
DE a65ltbeIiert, I'm IN 1916 einen ge'
,Wnnertben IIltb iiir Cincinnati ms
GSelo su fiibren Sie SoDalitat Der
hieitlen Sans" fin tbrer &lltb 1T
uahrbaft bermutberyspertb, pie Der
3atIreide @eiud in JteoIarlb : 6telo
iortiaufenb bcfiubct, lilo lie peroIe'
nen eine beiierc 8ertretrng in Dem
y;ationalfaulpie, in Deldem @inria.
natl icit 1882 fem 8errnart gepon'
nen bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
Mnf gum aampi!
Gbriitian Sd)ott ipeitbd ii6 iuiebcr
am bic Srennbe ber periOnliden
SreiBeit.

g9ie in 6iefen Spalten idyoit ollge'
filnoigt nliroe, bat oas liberale Gle
ment ben Seboebartoidntb, BEN Die
Brobibitioniiten linn bingeiuorfelL
aufgenonrnlen unb Der 9tuf gum
Sample lit erf6allt. Das liberale Gle.
ment miro Dieoer ons berDdbrte
aanpf. imO Bropagoroa.W Wiittel -
cine Enra0e IN 9lmpen6iulg brin.
gen, Die ubermals inter 2eitimg 0as
ousge3eifJneten sSiibrers Gbriitian
lSd)ott Itebel iUir6.
0erielbe bat iolgenoen Nlfruf CT.
Ialieil, meld)er in $4,000 GrenLpla.
rem oerbreitet iperben miro:
.@ertGe Serren!
g8iroer eininoI ergebt Der 9tuf an
oie ireiGeitsliebenben gIenente BON
Samilton Goultn, iif 5uianlren'
3uidaaren gum &antpf gegen bic
Bro6lbitioniiten iuelde Die Grimo.
ieiten iinieres nirtbid)aftlifen Se.
bellS Ill erihiittern luiere biirger.
life tSreibeit 81 bernidten orcben.
9tienano fam es nur iid) nerart'
mortell, Die Sdnbc ntiibig IN Oeii
Shck ju legeil, lpenn oas bo6ite @ut
oes ireien 8iirgers auf benz Spiele
iteln.
afnn iuiG infer frcicS Selbit.
beitilnlllunasref)t raibetl, lrllIerCll
barmloien 2ebeiIsgenrB itoren man
;piQ gigentbum in Sobe Don uuge-
5dblten Niiaioncl Dollars entlDer.
tbcn- man Mill EnlienSe irb 9Iber.
iallienoe fleibigen glrbeitern lbre2l
Grluerbes berallben ino oa0itrh cine
mirtbifaitIife ariii3 berauibeit)po.
rem, Gle mir iitereu 9tllin i'm @eioIge
6aben fnut.
Oarum auf sum Sample !!
Gs lit rlidt MIR ein Gantpf nm
ntateiielle Sitter, ionoern en- 4ampi
nm SS6eale. ltnier bodyites Gut, IN.
iere ,5reibelt itebt alif oen Spiel.
Sett gilt eS RAID uno energii6
3u bnnoeln ruto in benz groBen &uln.
pie nurb SSeoer, Der Die 5reibeit Iiebt,
icincn Ytarn itelLen.
sln
5reitag abeno, ben %. Of.
tober 1 915,
ipir6 .tnter 6en gliipiSien Der Sanil.
ton @ouirtp Some gtlile 9liiociation
BON Den liberalen Glenlerten in Sa'
milton Gountp eine
Wta fen. De nj II il T alton
unb Rarabe
peranjtaltet tperoeu, 6llr6 ipelfe &C.
5eist pcrben fol-, baB in Ger st0ni9iu
bes @eitens nO6 ipafere M1nuer
poBneu, beneH ibre 5reibeit am Ser.
sem !ielt.
9nrlun ioate ieSer an 6ieier Sc.
uonitration tbeiInebmen, Der bic Iu'
i6ldge Der Brobibitioniiten mibbiI.
Iist = sSeber, Der iid burdJ bieie
slnifLdge in ieiner Griiterr5 bebrobt
ieht - Gsebr, Der lmiere Republit,
ilnieren Staat uno iluiere Staot
Iiebt.
gs utub cine intpiante Wtaiieil.
fiut6geblmg perber, cine altrtbge.
bunp, Die luuieren r8egnern Reipett
erni!oBt, einc almogebung Die Den
9sb6rben in Stabt lulb Staat feinen
3meiiel iiber imiere Starfe imb III.
iete abiidyte1 IaBt.
s Seoermann muB mi m ar
i6ireu, jebermann obne
glusuab bme.
glus oieien 8riin6en ersebt audi
OH Sbre Organization Die slufforOe.
rmg, ii6 poa5dblig an oieier yRai'
icrparaoe 3u betbeiligen iluo 9Sbren
GntitJluB Dem llutc3eidJneten olird,
Die beigefiIgte 8oittarte betalmt 5u
ge6en, oamit Die @orbereitlmgeu 10
id)neQ unO lpirfiam tpie nlogiiG
burbaeiiibrt lperoen foHnen.
ergebertit
Samilton Gol,rttp Some Rule slh'n
Gbriitian g d oft,
@roBmarid)au Scr Earabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
SteIIung Der &Iubs.

Su Sem geitrisen Ietteu SpieIe
otcier Saiiou uitierer r&ebS" geBell
hie 8ittsblrger n@iraten" i'm hicli'
gen Neolano. .5ieIS frngirter S6Ieu'
0erer Sd)neioer uno Sanger @ingo
aIs 9atterie iiir Cincinnati geGen
aarulebuer reip. 8iIion iiir Die C5eg'
rer. ltniere 1lrngens Had)tal 6 Srei'
Ter gegcn 8 mn A Scbler gegcn
febIerfrcies Spiel. Griffith iuur I'M
ier better StlGgcr nit 3pei Sreliern.
allf itnicrcr Seite luurben 3lrci Silit'
ild,Ier Sur 9ont geianot (ge9cli
iebS) GnigIcp lmo @aicn maren Die
SticoSridtcr. 5000 3uid)alcr Bat
ten ild eingeilutoen
&eiuItat Der geitriGen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
Meme 0Nitglieber.
Ter giorb Cincinnati 5nrnucrein &c.
ininnt lie in sroher GAIL.

Der Norb Cincinnati 3urnperein
TT ipieber in cine periooe bes 8liibens
einaetreten ipie aus Der groBen 3dbl
neuer Ulitslieber berDorgebt, bic ieit
bem /. NoDember bonn 5urnratb aufs
genommen purben unb gu pelden ii6
am 9onneritas gelegentli9 Der Uios
natsDerlammlung nod tpeiters bin3us
geiellen iperben. Die Hamen Der
ueueu Mitdlieber iiub.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
SaiesSaa.

NicSerluse Der uRsOs" in i6rem let'
ten Sample Der Saiion. - Die
gyeltmciiteridafts Seric besinnt
in Bbilaoelpbia am nGditem Srel'
tag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04
ReiuItat Der geitriGen

N2ft eiciem Spiele fam Sie proiei-
iiOnene @oicbnu.Saiion pon 1915 IN
Cincinnati gu gu6e. Die Nebr5abl
Der yHeos" perben iidb in Den ndh.
ter 5ogen inter 2eitlug oes gete.
tanen Com Seat olli eiucn Streii.
Sug no6 StGoten Der bennhharten
Staoten begeben, no iie Spiele nit
aIubs untergeorbneter 2tgas aunl
gIustrag bringen mcroen
Ser aampf nm ote 8elt
Weeiiteridaft.
9tits Dem oiesj6brigen Sample i'm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-04

Die fofnsnben t30alinne purOsn
Guf Gmpfeblur1 bon salrnlebrcr
Ssut als MituIieOsr aufgenommsu:
@eerae gberls. 5r. Eomino Brenbamou,
Balisr ga6mam.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-30

past year, has returned to his home
north of town. The year completed
makes the third year Mr.. Winner has
had charge of the Hoyt schools
The Willing Workers of the Kansas
Avenue Methodist church hiked north
of town Thursday, where they had a
wienie roast.
j. w. Moore, of EImont, has return
ed home, after spending a short time
on the North side
T. j. MacManus of Hoyt was a
North side visitor today.
The pageant which is to be given by
the churches of Topeka as part of
the program of the State Sunday
school convention in Topeka next
week, will be divided into twenty-four
scenes. The Central Avenue Christian
church, the Second Presbyterian
church, the Kansas Avenue Methodist
church and the North Topeka Baptist
church will all have prominent parts
in the pageant. Eacn of the scenes
will be given by a Sunday school of
the Topeka churches.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-30
AN EASY WAY
TO GET RID OF
SKIN-TROUBLE.

A Baltimore doctor suggests this
simple, but reliable and inexpensive
home treatment for people suffering
with eczema, ringworm, rash and SIM
liar itching, burning skin troubles.
At any reliable druggists get jar
of resinol ointment and a cake of resi-
mol soap. These will not cost a bit
more than seventy-five cents. With
the resinol soap and warm water
battle the affected parts thoroughly,
until they are free from crusts and
the skin is softened. Dry very gently,
spread on a thin layer of the resinol
ointment, and cover with a light ban
dage-if necessary to protect the
clothing. This should be done twice
a day. Usually the distressing Itch
and burning stop with the first treat
ment, and the skin soon becomes clear
and healthy again. For trial of resi-
mol ointment and resinol soap, free,
write to Dept 21-R, Resinol, Balti-
more, Md.-Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-26
Those With Progressive
Tendencies Regard linn
as Best Candidate.
WILL BRING HARMONY
TO REPUBLICAN PARTY
Relief Is That the Jurist
Will Accept Nomination
il rendered.

A s,r,nr current has set In among
,he Republicans. particularly In the
Was, for the nomination Of Justice
,tuches OF the United States Supreme
court for the Presidential nomination.
A. a rule the Progressives are inclined
~ accent the jurist as the best conrpro-
mise candidate to bring the Bull Moose
back into the Republican fold at the
next national election.
A survey Of the situation In impor-
,ant states having Progressive ten
a,,c,es has be.O obtained by THE Sun
While favorite sons are put forward
,hs situation shows that in the final
ANALYSIS Justice Hughes is regarded as
IN. man considered best equipped to
carry the Republicans to victory. The
t,ist il II believed. will not refuse to
accen, the nomination II It is rendered
10 him.
His refusal to permit himself to be o
candidate, however. prevents IA move
ment to put his name on the primary
ballots In view Of the Nebraska in
e,dent The situation in some impor'
,ant States is analyzed In dispatches
phlished below.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-26
.HALDANE DEFENDED
BY PREMIER ASQUl7H
ViscOunt's Mission TO Berlin in
1912 Carried Out Sat
isfactOrily.
CALLED 4 "PRO-GERMAN"

I,snoS Nov. cS-Premier Aspuith' III
a printed Parliamentary statement wv
clares that in January. 1872, Information
oa,,. ., the British Government ihiof-
nally from Berlin that GERMANY "te"'."
4, desirable for the British Minister 10
yisi, R.rl.r In regard to private uho'''-
cial interchange OF Opinions.
rhe Cabinet approved Of this VISIT ana
I, was uropcsed that Lord Haldane uh-
d.rtake the mission. Lord haihahe'
,vr.eipp received instructions from IN"
secretary for Foreign Affairs and carried
ont ,h, mission with entire saustact'o"'
Who, the war began Niscount Hal
dane had been in the British 'apihe' ~
ord High Chancellor since l'l- ana ~
seven years preceding had peeh Se''e-
,arv for War Political opponents 500"
began to accuse him or rro-trrth"h'S'"
quoting various utterances "t H'S ','"
,'har,,,nr that while War Secretary he
had decreased materially the "H'c'ehtN
,rd numbers Of the British army ite
| ,., nue Of the storm centres Of the
cabinc, crisis, and when the Ministry
w,. rcory,nized he was omitted from fs
makeup. ,,
I,rd IIaldanc visited Berlin In fehru-
AIRY. 1912 Berlin dispatches AT the time
| said that his visit was at the wish "f IN"
Kaiser and that Lord Haldan" would
! discuss with the Emperor naval ana
military mea sures and also the cession
| Of Walfisch BAY on the southeast Atri-
can coast to Germany and the future or
Zanzibar. Lord Haldane denied that MS
trim had any political significance ana
the British Foreign once announced
| ina, the trip was undertaken to invests
gate scientific education IN German uni
v.rsi,ics. but that doubtless there would
he general conversations with leading
Germans on the political situation and
the relations of England and Germany
The French press, particularly the OPP
position organs, made great outcry
over the visit, insisting that II fore
shadowed the end Of the Entente.
one OF the statements made In the
British press at the time was that Lord
Haldanes visit was in connection with
AN effort to reach an agreement with Ger
, many to end the dreadnoueht building
rae. in which the two nations were en-
gagged,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-26
MICHIGAN.

DETROIT. Nov. oj.--ln Michigan the
almost unanimous choice OF RepuDiicahs
and Progressives TOR Presidential can
didate is Justice Charles Il. Hughes not
outstanding the fact that he IL per-
ss,ent IN declaring that he Is not a
caadidate. Prominent Republicans or
Michigan are an ~ one mind-that Jus
uce Hughes's nomination would be
equivalent TO his election by an over
vhemlng vote.
There is no Question wha atever about
th. Michigan sentimen, being practically
all for Justice Hughes said Alex j
GroesDeck, ex-chairman of the Michigan
Republican committee. There is just
one thing to do, and that Is TO nominate
him regardless of his own wishes in the
matter Michigan would give him an
overwhelming majority and in my
opinion he would get the same treatment
throughout the whole country.
This is no time for judicial dignity.
Justice Hughes has been honored man!
times a. the hands OF the kepubilcaf
party and he now has no riHht 10 reius'
10 accept higher honors from the part!
when such honors come 10 him unsought
Neither i this a time for sentiment
The Republicans Of Michigan will proba
by lind on the primary ballot IN the earl!
spring the name of Charles l.. Hughe'
a. the peoples candidate for fresi
dent of the United states
In this State the consent OF a Gndi
date j. not required. The statute pro
vdes that the name OF the candidate b'
printed o. the ballot on petition OF tn
required number of supporters ana !
could be omitted at his own request ohll
by constituting the word candidate to th'
restricted definition OF "A person wh'
seeks AN office nmself-which justice
Hughes IS not doing.
Party leaders In Michigan cannot con
ceiye that Judge Hughes's objection
would stand after his election or eVel
after his nomination, even though ~
prefers the Supreme bench to the l'resi
dental chair They expect 10 see man.
S'dtr. have the jurlst's name On thei
primary ballots and they predict hi
domination IN the national convention.
Although Michigan was the banne
Progressive state three years ago, tn
Indications are that next year the Bul
Mo1se viii he virtually absorbed by III
old parties, the Republicans getting tn
bull - them.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-26
Informs Premier Pasitch
Arm! Will Advance
Into Bulgaria.
EXPEDITION MAY BIZ.
1000. 900 STRONG
London Hears of Immense
Preparations on Danube
and at Odessa.
ITALY PROMISES TO
SEND 10000 MEN
SaIonica Despatch Tells Of
Decision to Give d.
Active Aid.
spscioi Cd6ie Dfspatch To Trs ST.

Specidi Cd6is Dfspotch 10 rrt ST.
LoNpoN. Nov. 26.-Dcspatches from
several sources to-day deal with Rus
sian concentration against Bulgaria.
giving rise {" the belief that the Rus
sian troops are ready Ia move. The
correspondent OF the Ddiig Telegraph
AT Salonica. writing under date of No
venber -. says the Czar personally
telegrapned Premier Pas,ch Of Serbia
promising that Russian troops will enter
bulgaria in a week.
Ths correspondent adds
Italy has promised Serbia $4,000
men"
The oirrspund"nt csi mates tne
strength Of the Russians at 100000 10
10000 nrn. thus estimate embracing
thc troops at Ismail and Reni on the
Danube and at odessa. whence trans.
ON the Danube. Japanese guns ar. said
10 bc arriving every day AT Odessa.
Reports regarding the command ,t
these Russian troop disagree one report
states that the leader will be Gen. kuro-
pstk!r. s.a.sss-r Cen Nisoisky.
German ana Austrian newspapers are
giving considerable, space to these Rus
sian preparations and som" uncasine's
H. apparent Count Won kevcutloo. dis
c,Issing in tn. TuOcS: :'tIita the queS-
tion of the Russian advanc" I'm relation
10 kumaiia, says there are two posi-
hiliti.S: one Is to march through l.u-
mania. the other to force the bulgarian
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-26
ACCEPT GREEK PLEDGE.
Rcpl, Z" Iu,"ntr Demands .iv"s
satisfaction.

lu<po<. Nu,. - ,FrdtNp.--Thc reply
nt ,;,recr 10 the JOINT note ~ the Entente
T. .,,rr-. according tu dispatches from
Athens. is "Iti',lv satisfactory to the
Powers ana has Resulted in conp,r'"
.oniidcrr, ~ the result Of further urgo-
tialtuu>
Fo,l wing the receipt OF Tho reply roe
itrlatiug G'"coc's assurances of h'r
n,,f,, oIrHt diSup>iti,r toNard thu l'r.
tent. the Eritish Lrgatou ~ ith'us
auuouute! that the Rriti~h Government
Nui,d continue I" grant an, commercial
and nr.rripl facilities formerly enjoyed
los Grrcr,. The curtiliug NJ these ft-
rIt.rs was th, form whion tn. prcssur,
iLaiusl Greece took and their r'Stortt'p
H. accepted as evidence that thu Alice
n.c satisfied TIA the concessions mad,
hv Greece,
Tn. Athens corrrspondcnt pf the Dutiy
N'.rS says that IN their not" tin Ent'Hi,
Powers recognized tho fun rights %.
/ Greece To maintain rtulrhiltN. hut a.
mandrd f.rdpn tu u~r tu" railways aud
other routes of communication and free
don, of rnoN .mrut IN Sdl l,ulca haIhpr
| and iu amy other ptt Of Greek trrr.-
| tory which might Ice considered uec,s
| sary, at the sam. time promising lo pay
/ for all damage done.
! I'm reply 10 e., question iu the ll"u~" g.
/ Commons to-day, Slr Edward t1cy, l'u.-
! rl-n SECRETARY, said the Government We
! not vet in - uusitiou to max" a state
! mon. r.gard.ng 'uc situation I'm t;rceo,
7 us il related To th" Allied Powers
/ NJ. SmV,Idi, the Greek Consul in Lon
duI. IA, lust returned from a visit to
! Athens. where n" talked with Ministers
of IN. present Cabinet and with "N-l'ro
micr Ncuil.ios. II" quotes several mem
l,,.rs of the cabinet as saving that