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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-28

five years is nonsense and the enemy
knows this
The meeting was finally dispersed
by the police and Gorky had to appear
before the military commander Of the
city. He was told that his agitation
could not be tolerated and that his ar
rest would follow if he persisted in his
attitude on the government and army
leaders.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-28

The Donnot Head lighthouse, the
windows of which are 800 feet above
the high water, occasionally has its
glasses broken by stones hurled from
the cliff on which it stands by the
waves.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-12-28

Most of the worlds sources Of tin
ore are either stationary or rece6ing
in output. Bolivia, of all countries.
alone gives promise OF permanence
and future growth.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-15
No Bodies Found.

United Press Leased Wire Service.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-THE steamer
Eastland was afoat tonight, Just three
weeks after she carried over 600 to
death In the Chicago river.
Search OF ner hull and along the
bottom Of the river was made. but nc
bodies were found Searchers found
lunch baskets, jeve1ry, once gay be
decked parasols and pennants-ons OF
them bearing the inscription: aTil dc
anything once"
The death list has been fixed at $50
Or the s4f taken from the hull only
one has been unidentified. Eight are
still missing.
An Investigation OF the hull was
made by federal officers PARTICULAR
attention was paid to the water bal
lasts.
Harry Petersen, captain OF the East
land. was today released on $4,000
bond. His attorney says he win ties
tify for the state.
The federal grand Jury is expected
to report indictments Tuesday
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HALF MILLION OF
DOLLARS SPENT
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missions by Robert r. Lincoln, chair
man Of the board of directors OF the
pullman company that the wages are
too low" said walsh.
"The company's failure TO act, aft
er the assurance OF Lincoln that he
would bring the matter up at the next
meeting OF the board and after his
own admission that part OF the COM
panys huge profits were derived by
under payment Of its faithful en-
ployes, can be explained only by the
indifference and disregard of its
wealthy directors as to the well be
ing Of the faithful employees who
man its cars.
ITO refuse justice to these en-
ployes because OF the pique at tho
action CT this commission in expos
ing condition OF employment in its
car service is a. policy that needs no
COMMENT
Extracts from the Weinstock re-
port are:
I'VE find that some employers have
been guilty of wrong doing. They
have used questionable methods TO
prevent their employees from organic
ing; conspired to defeat democracy:
exploited women and children; en-
uloyed gunner to quell strikes; paid
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CONTINUED from PAGE -

my on = fortnIoht's notice. ~
bSehsrest e was stated THAT this
ssas msreIy = precautionary measure,
but the news aroused fresh hopes
here that Rumania may eventually
absndon her. neutrality.
ON the other hard there was neth-
ina in the dispatches from Nish to-
day TO indicate that the allied dipio-
mats, have been successful In per
.euadinc Serbia 20 make the eonees-
aions Bulgaria demands for making
war on Turkey.
Y .AUsTRiANs SLAUGHTERED.
Ni8H, Serbia, Aug. f4.-Large
bodies o. Austrians along the Danube
il northeastern Serbia apparently ere
preparing for IN attempt 70 cross the
river, in force.
!. An ofsicial statement from the
war Office today said Austrian
4roope tried 70 cross the Danube near
the Serbian fortress Of Goiubatx, ak
~ miles east Of Belgrade and also
above MiIanovotx. The Serbs per-
United the Austrisne 70 approach
within fifteen yards % the shore and
then Slaughtered them with machine
gun fire.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-15

4
r1tA no ofAer Inspiration save the
Thought Of xke5r afflicted lanf. there
10 exchange iEeAs and TO determine
the fAfe Of the ccEntry such
action would undoubtedly result the
strong and unyieldang agreement re
qutsite to the creation OF provision
N government which should adept fhs
First steps neceasary TO the constttr
tsc7ial recunxtrucfion OF The country
and TO tSgue the GKxt and most e.
sEnfsal OF them AL The immediAte
call to general elections
An adequate place Within the Men
can frontiers. which for the purpose
might be neufraiiEed. should serre n
the seat of the conference and In or
der 70 bring about 4 conference oil
this nature. the undersigned. or any
OF them. Win willingly. upon invita-
ton act as Intermediates to arrange
the time. place, and other details o,
such conference. r. this action can IN
any way aid the Mexican people
The undersigned expect reply 20
this communication within 4 reason
able time, and consider that such .
time rould be ten days after the com
munication is delivered, subject 70
prorogation fOr cause
tSigneD
ROBERT LANSING.
Secretary OF The United States
ID. DA CANA
Ambassador Extraordinary and Pieni
potentiAry y0f Brazil
EDUARDO SUAREZ-NEJICA.
Ambassador Extraordinary and Paeni
potentiAry OF Chile
r. S. NAOS.
Ambassadors Extraordinary and Plenf
po1entiary Of Argentina.
l. CALDERON.
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister 9.
Bolivia
CARLOS MARIA DE PENA.
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister q
Uruguay
JOAQUIN MENDEZ,
Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Of
Guatemala
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CITY News.

Many Keokuk people the i LAST
few days have been admiring z ns
sized portrait OF a tiger panied -
oils. which is now on e1niDit IN lne
window OF Joseph Noeiiers csaI
store. The work was done ~ ~
wooiIey OF South Tenth street ne
received his inspiration for Ine crsa-
ton while visiting the SeIs-fIoto CT.
Gus here last week. and foiioFins NE
return from the slow. stafted woI
on the canvas, which was conpio.eu
in a short time. It Is an eAcepu ie:.
ally iife-like portrayal ana mas eiicil.
Cd many favorable comments.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-15
Making 4 Choice.

webster City Journal: "VaFdslna :,
cites Haiti as a horrible example. y, !,
a nation ruled wholly by NEGROES
notes the. Sioux City Journal, ans
asks: ."On the other hand, what soi.
Of a nation would it be that Wa va,
ruled wholly by vardamans? q W.
will admit It might not be Enjoy.
but as far as for US, give us var,
mans government any day In piei''
ence to negro rule.
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In Line for Discipline.

In Line for Discipline.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service1
WASHINGTON. Aug. 14.-Indica-
tons that Commander McNamee has
been disciplined were the subject OF
much talk in naval circles tonight.
McNamee, ranking officer at Vera
Cruz, was the man who notified the
department Of anti-forefgn demonstra-
fions there. It was not until after
the battleships New Hampshire and
Louisiana were on their way ito
Southern waters" that Consul Sill
man, getting wind of the affair tnat
cent word that Vera Cruz was per-
fect1y quiet.
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British Railroad Wreck.

United Press Leased Wire Service
NORTHAMPTON, Eng, Aug. A.
Lord Montagle, relative OF the Brit
igh ambassador to America, Spring.
Rice and D. s. Sprfng-Rice, the am
bassador's nephew. were among the
injured in the wreck OF the Irish mali
near Stowe tunnel today in which
eight persons were killed and thirty
injured.
The wreck was caused by the de
railment OF the engine OF a south
bound train which snapped a piston
rod. Two sections OF the Irish mail
north bound plunged into the wrecked
locomotive.
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Hot and worried.

Hunted Press Leased Wire Service.
NEW YORK. Aug. 14.-When no.,
and worry over the loss OF his gov
caused Yachim Philipozitch to saca
all his clothes and climb an arcn Isas
pole tonight. he picked pole direcs
IL IN front OF the Martha Washinssol
for women only hotel. The police so'
IA dozen telephone calls in three mn
ties. It required considerable persar
sion and q step ladder to get iachla
down and ) fight to get him dTesseu
again.
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PrlacipTe and Price.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. !
WASHINGTON, Aug. 14-PrinciDle
and price--these two issues were TAX.
ing shape tonight for another diplo-
matte debate between Great Britain
and the United States.
There is no International law prin.
,ciple, state department officials say,
which justifies Great Britain IN plac-
ing cotton on her absolute contraband
list, as It was definitely known the
London government is planning to do
President Wilson, is is understood
will stand on this issue II such a step
actually Is taken. The British. It was
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-15

said. think, however. that the mar.
OF principle might be waived by n
United States IL they form poouc
agreement to take all their cotton !
the American growers hands ii,
they may not lose by the blockad
The position the United STATES Vi
take, according TO high authorities.
thar such solution cannot be a
cepted since II would enable the Bri
ish pool to control the worlds marx,
and TINS to dictate cotton prices a
solutely.
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The Reason Explained.

rUnited Press Leased Wire SERVICE
CHICAGO, Aug 14--Great britain
desire to supervise all financing ioi
the purchase OF wheat Tor the aiIed
countries. thus eliminating any
profitable speculation by individual
Importers and spectators ana "
minimize undue competition against
the best interests OF the aliies, are
safd tonight to. be the causes 2, le
cent heavy cancellations OF wnea.
war orders for France, England and
ItaIv These cancellations are being
made nv English and other foreign
imnorfers who had expected to re-
sell TO the allied countries. at In
creased prices.
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Motor Boat Races.

limited press Leased wire Servfce1
NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-Miss De.
troit. driven by helper who never
had driven a motor boat before. won
the first of the worlds championship
races at Manhasset bay this after.
noon.
Baby Speed Demond Second, was
second. Commodore Blackburn's Baby
Reliance V. third, Carl G. Fishers
Preston. fourth, and T. Coleman Du
points entry. fifth. Best time was SIX
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Partners ouarreIed.

limited Press Leased Wire ser'lCea
vERNADO, La. Aug. 14.-Leaplus
from a passenger train, Netl strauss
a local merchant. shot w. j. arr,
his business partner City Marsns -
Walker seized Strahan. Warren Ia
bed Strahan's revolver and snot eaa
han, and also Wallace, the latter ~
oidently. Warren then fell dead. va :.
lace is dying. Strahan's wound -. -
slight. The partners auarreled o'e'
business.
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Safety First.

limited Press Leased Wire Service.]
NEW YORK, Aug. 14.--Steamshir
lines plying between American and
European points are taking addition
al precautions to prevent bombs being
grnuggled aboard. Before the Ameri-
can liner st. Paul sailed for Liverpool
today. each passengers baggage was
infinitely examined. Even small hand
luggage was not excepted. The ves-
sci carried 500 passengers.
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WORD 81 hia peath.

United Press Leased Wire Serrice.l
CHICAG, Aug. 14.-Harry W Rove
FIRST sergeant OF troop E. Third Unit
ed States cavalry. stationed on fne
Mexican border. was killed in WI
ming fight Thursday with Mexican
bandits near the Rio Grande, Texas
This information came to his mother
here tonight from brother, VINO
In San Antonio.
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limited Press Leased Wire Seryicel
: PITTSBURGH. Pa. Aug 14.-E R
CRADLE. 4S. the alleged ieper, who "a
capped from the detention camp q
Washington last night. appeared a
the department OF charities here lat
tonight. Dr.. r. H Rimer. turned hin
over to- the city health AUTHORITIES
ordered ! tent erected in the resr o.
the municipal hospital and be y %
Ing cared for there
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SEND The soYs TO THE FAIR.

SEND THE BOYS TO THE FAIR.
There win be multitude Of Yea
TIRES and exhibits IN the various de-
Dsrtmenss OF the Iowa State Fair and
Exposition that win appeal 10 yornE
America. Iowa's best asset today Is
her boy and girl crop. Just fsw
hr1es years ard the conduct Of aGasTs
win Be given into their hands. TIE
lad OF today Is the man Of aheirs Of
tomorrow. The stats fair affords
such gnexceIled opportunities OF edu-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-15

Prof. Putnam Dead.
limited Press Leased Wire Sefvlce,l
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Ang i4.-,rI g.
Fredk. Ward Putnam. considered tne
most important INVESTIGATOR o. pro
historic man in the United states.
died today. aged ~. ne nAu 0
head OF the Zoolcg1cAl museum
Harvard since 1874.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-15

before krithia. The British naval
division, stationed on the French
left, 10 hammering away 1t The Turk
ish center in night attacks and by
steady nibbiins, has made more dan-
cerous the position Of the Ottoman
troops In the salient formed by the
ravine Of ksroves Ders and the Da-.
danellao.
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or DOLLARS
LOST BY FARMERS

too low for It's normal growth.
The rains have increased the pro
dncficn OF hay In the southwest
which produces much prairie IN up.
land districts. However. the quality
has been affected adversely. In Kan
sas, with An area OF more than .00C, J,
600 acres in alfalfa, the FIRST two cut.
tings were so badly damaged that
growers probably experienced loss
averaging two dollars an acre on
each crop. The third cutting. which
IL about ready for harvest. will be Of
good quality unless more rain falls
Missouri. which Is a heavy producer
Of timothy hay. has little OF good
quality. rain having damaged the
crop.
iowa IN Good Shape.
DIES MONIES, Iowa. Aug. 14.-Wfth
the past weeks good weather, farm
Fers now make the prediction thai
Iowa crops Will be nearly Is good a.
usual. Oats and hay, thought 70 be
badly damaged by heavy rain; II BE-
ing harvested and many sections re
port from 50 to 75 bushels Of oats 70
the acre. The corn crop Is shootsng
TO maturity and only hard early
frost can stop bumper crop on tht
uplands. Although low land corn has
been go badly hooded II win not ma
ture. but can be used as silage. The
corn crop win be less than the bump
er crop Of last year. but az prices are
higher. the farmers VIII not suffer
One local agent has placed an order
for 5000 autos, double his last year
order and proposes TO sell nearly all
OF them to farmers.
In the Northwest.
ST PAUL. Mimi. Aug. 1.-THE
northwest this year win add two hun.
dred and fifty million dollars to the
worlds wealth from the wheat crop
This is the estimated value Of the
$50 600, 900 bushels OF wheat the grain
fields OF Minnesota, North Dakota and
South Dakota and Montana in the
United States. and Manitoba, Alberta
and Saskatchewan in Canada win
produce. Damage from cold wet
weather is very small Wheat's preva.
lent price will be one dollar bushel
II was estimated by grain men to-
night.
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GIGANTIC SCHEME
TO SPREAD NEWS
.(coutfnued from page IL

them more detailed study. He was
anxious, too, he said, to read the
article to appear in the World on
Monday, relating to charges that the
German secret service has fomented
strikes in American war munitions
plants. before making more com.
plete reply.
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D,,I.. Want. Convention.

limited Press Leased Wire Serricel
CHICAGO. Ang. 14.-Dallas. Texad
seeks the 1916 democratic conveneo]
through q communication received
here signed by Henry D. Linsed
chairman OF the Texas national demo
cratic committee, and the mayor d
the city OF Dallas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-08-15
RUSSIA

rjulzt rank ~ tbs NAreM already we're
In che hands ~ the Germans and
mere WAS no reason Why the 6lAvs
could continue TO hold the city itseh.
The fact that the Germans report
the capture Of small groups Of pris-
cners, ia numbers ranging from 300
10 1000 10 the source of greatest s1G
issar4ion here. From Dutch sources
Il = learned that the Berlin public -
greatly dlsappcinted - Won Hinden.
buru's failure 10 make cAp<uses-
Resx estimates made here Indicate
that less than $500 Russians have
been gathered in BY the Austro
mars eino6 the SJAvs retrecfed rom
Warssw. 50 well timed was the Rus
sian retirement that not single man
Of their rsar guards fell Into me
hands Of the Germans When fne
Rav1rians finally sueeeeded - cross
ina 70 praes and starting the pureuif,
tne main body of Russians was thirty
miles away falling back In Socd o.
der.
Shortage Of amnunffion makes y
possible that the Russians may nave
10 surrender the kroxnc-eresf-Litcvsk
lire before the AiSskro- German crsse.
This afternoon's cnieia ssssement
from Berlin reported further sueesss
around Kovno, fncicating fnH -
fortress cannot long hold OUT
DISPATCHES reported rreperassons TOT
the evacuation o. Biaicstok.
The GERMAN OBJECT.
LONDON. Au1. 14-Ths Austro-
e.rn.ns ars making = determines
1tsen,ct % enveiop 0restlLitovsk ~
brisk march from west ard south
before the rereateirg Russians can
reoratsp themselves TO defen0 tneIr
ie,eorfant fortress base.
of6cisI dispafches from both Retro
afad ana Vienna agrsed on this PONY
fonius,t. Nienna reported the arrival
~ German army within thirsy'fne
miles o; eresk Litovsk- The RUSSIAN
var Office announced tonight thas
4obstinate struggles are increasing
In the region west Of the fortress
through which the Rayarisns are ad-
vaneina from Warsaw.
- The cernans, IL WAS believed here
fnnInht, are attempting 70 rush the
4favs or their feet, capture Bssse
E1tovsk ~ > eylioBle assault ano
Ileave the Russian Held armies With
cut ! base for future operations n
poland. compelling their immediate
retirement far behind the Kosno-
Drsst Litovsk line.
In the extreme north. around III
-. the sIavs continue TO more than
mid tfeIr own. This official state
sjs,ens Isaased q -kstro0rad tonight said
fy,at ease Germans had made win
counter attscks IN m efforf 20 stop
tire Russian Offensive In the vicinity
Of Jaeohs4adf and Oyinsle.
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INDISPENSABLE.

Sioux Falls Press: Ella Whe saar
Wilcox thinks motherhood mas III
a complete failure" Still, II is uoa .ad
full whether we could have prosie''e-
as far as we have without IL.
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Cot 4 h PhiIippines.

q rsted Press Leased Wire Service
WASHINGTON, Aug. II. Em
Cradle, fugitive leper, who escape
from the detention camp here, col
fracted leprOsy IN the Philippine
where he was an army cook He b.
been quarzntined not only in Washin'
ton. but also in San Francisco.
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STATE Trooper Shot.

limited Press Leased Wire Seryiee
JOHNSTOWN, Pa, Aug. 14.-Danie
butcher. a state trooper. was shot-an
probably fatally injured near Greer
wich this afternoon in battle Wit
i've highwaymen, who shortly befor
had held up the pay cart of the Greet
Iwich coal and coke COMPANY. Tire
were captured and no money secure
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No Tina for siekerIna.

Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune: hesa.a
less of party or place of birth OF Try nt
age, every citizen OF this eo .,rssi.
should stand squarely back OF LIN
dent Wilson as he faces the ioie's
situation.
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the Italians, and bombarded Italian
troops and transport trains.
On the carso plateau, the Italians
have repeated thdir fruitlsss attacks
on the Austrian positions nsar Monte
Sci 6usi. All italian attacks In the
Trentino district have been repuloed
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time eamc to srips with the enemy In
a bloody struggle on the high noun
tain roads west Of ForceIIa Genpia.
The fighting was over narrow paths
overlooking deep ravfnes. The itai.
ians eventually were victorious. gain.
jnp possession Of important strateelc
Highways On the Carso plateau south
Of coritx the Austrians made several
fruitiess attacks last night. In this
region the italian artillery did efFsc-
tive work yesterday, wrecking enemy
redoubts and trenches.
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wanted In Iowa.

WHhteU III SuWd.
limited Press Leased Wire ServttsI
CHICAGO, Aug. 15.-Frznk Fosce,
20, wanted, the police say. on charss
Iof forgery at Stone City. Iowa, vas
arrested here after midnight tonight
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Rad eros. Relief.

Red Cross Relief.
| UNITED Press Leased Wire Serylce1
WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.--At Admn.
ial Caperton,s request the Red oros.
icabled $1,000 to Port Au Prince 'ooa'
as emergency relief.
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minutes. afty-seven seconds for one
i've mile lap
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ITALY

{Cont!nued from page ~
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THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14.--Weather
forecast: Illinois. Missouri Iowa
Partly cloudy Sunday and Monday
not much change in temperature.
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Funston Asked for Troops.

Funston Asked for Troops.
SAN ANTONIO. Texas. Aug. IL
General Funston, in command OF the
border forces, promised Congressman
Garner and a citizens committee he
would recommend more troops for the
border.
Orders for the Twenty-sixth ;nfan
try 70 leave Texas City followed soon
after.
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AUSTRIA

econtInred from page I'D
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One Mexican Killed.

CORPUS CHRISTI. Texas, Aug. IA.
-Eusebio Hernandez, the Mexican
who was identified as member OF
the band that attacked the Los Norias
ranch last Sunday, was shot today by
rangers while resisting arrest.
} A band of armed Mexicans Is re.
ported to have made rush into viii.
lacy county, fourteen miles west OF
Sarita, tonight and to, have stolen
twenty head OF horses after beating
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Ioe,i obser.vatIons.

Aug. Bar. Inef- ,nu u
IA a. m. .30.O5 65 Calm Foggy
Il m. .2e.ss 10 Calm Clear
River stage 2 a. m. 9-S.
Change in past "a hours. fall 2.
Mean temper ature, 10; highest, So;
lowest. Gil: lowest Friday night, 81.
r. w. M'GANN.
Temporarily in Charge.
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TURKEY

CONTINUED from page l.,
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up rancher. The report could not
Was quiet
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Moore Troops Sent

WASHINGTON. Aug. 14.-General
Bliss. acting chief Of staff, tonight con.
auned the Houston, Texas, report that
the TwentyBfxth infantry had been
ordered from Texas City to Browns
vile. He said residents of Browne.
Vile section were alarmed and adj
.tional troops were sent to reassure
them but the border had been quiet
for two days I'D nc further trouble
was expected