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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-26

WOOD FOR SALE-$2OO rick by
cord delivered, or come to Big
trustle and save hauling. Address
p b. Care Leader.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-26

CATTLE.
Kansas City Mo-, Nov. 26.--
Receipts, 1900.
Market, steady.
Dressed beef steers, 1925 to 1915
Prime fed steers, $500 to 5000.
Cows and heifers, $4.O0 to $780,
ilHoes:
Receipts, 1000
Market, sc lower.
sa Bulk of sales, $3.50 to $3.50.
Top price, $6.65.
WHEAT:
Kansas City, Mo-, Nov. 26.-
December, 96 "a.
May, $1.OO ga; split.
CORN:
December, 81 S-S.
May, Ga S-4.
GUTHRIE MARKETS.
Livestock.
Steers, prime, 6 to 6 n.
Cows, to 5A.
Heifers. prime, SETS to $500.
Hogs. $500.
Grain and Hay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-26
PERSONAL.

DRESSMAKING at home or will go
out to sew by the day. Can do good
tailoring. Mrs. Marie Hartzell. Phone
S52 after six o'clock.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-26

AGENTS coin money selling Mazda
Brilliants; luster and hardness
equal to South African diamonds
Send 25c for sample scarf pin or stud
U. s. Supply Co., 5S w. Washington
St, Chicago, Ill.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-26
WANT
CLASSIFIED
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Spring pullets just ready
for laying, for sale at Polson's
phone r X 555. Barred Rock, 75c EACH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-26
WANTED-MALE HELP.

MAN TO GIVE away premiums to adj
vertise Rogers 20 year silver; $50
month with commissions. All or part
time, A Cline, 2S2 Copeland Bldg,
Philadelphia, Pa s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-26

Ladies' and Girls shoes shined, 6
cents, at Brown Bros. Phone n.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-26

L. w. Morgan of woodward is Wis
iting relatives and friends in thi
community.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-26

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sanderson and
family motored to Edmond on Sun
day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-11-26

Mr.. Likes and Jess Morgan are ba
ing hay.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

pffer1le 1uaa foritaa,
ot Seiren life fun bIibe oeres. 5or
.bber Dag bIiber oeres 5oriprina
mi1lbre. ooifanbernes 5tDrfe
bofler beitonoig, % beIe geroe1 lig=
ger benz aaben for JoriDning Of en-
.bber Nrt, mems gpifIai1o er iiole-
ret Dd 8arti BIZ FIR eIler ieneres5
.blipe 1tlige. Sbor lange geBo oIbnill=
gerne bill itrnffe fil, er oet naturs
liebis ltnnligt at bioe, ON set baz
rer. ct el1er flere Mor, men fiifffert e.
oct at Be gliereoe tan boIoe Iangif
lto. 9g Der er 10 ogfaa @rpniers
for Gpiflnabs Manoifabsre referper,
.ielD ON Der e1onu er ct Stpffe tic
5Bnnoen; mere e11b Cd. 10 Weillioner
tan Der npppe TITLES paa 8enenel
og afs soe11ne Stbrfe er Neii iilliio=
ner Mano orpbt eller eiort til .sssSl1- .sSl1
|Daliber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

Sollanbs 9se,tralitet pg Scbel6e-
SpprgsmaaIet
s&otferba1nlebe Go1trant1 e &or-
relpo11oe11t 2onbon bar baft eli .
[Samtole nteo 8initon Churchill
on1 SoIloros NeutraIitet og @ebel-
oezSp6rgsmnalet. .95@
Churchill u6talte 81. a.: i
@ebet= gorbeIinge11 beo SebelDez
M11nbinge11, Ser forefon1 barn unnz
fnrlig .ftrategiifsog geografiH Se11-
iee1loe, baboe 11tbiblfont ifaoet Sc,
MIiereoes 5og. Snbbe man funnel
ienbe Silfgrsler as Sebeloen, ababoe
Nntmerpen iffe bebgpet at faIoe.
Gen belaiife Scr zffat11oe iaa boloe
Stano beo Met6e 6e=2injehi 9feoet
for be0 Dier=2inien.
Goa en- Snobe116ing af &orre-
1ppnnenten ON, at 9ollnn6s Serre-
ogntme pber Sebeloe=Mnnoinaen
bor til Sfabe for begge Harter, ipa-
reoe GburcbiH, at bans Dr0 lite.
l11aatte opfattes ion1 en- 8ebreioelie;
tbi bpis Sollono baboe oabnet
.5cbel0e for be Miereoe og baboe
5tillaot, at 2a1oefs Nentralitef bleb
Efranfet Dilbe 2anbet bare blebet
=erobret at SDiferne oe for Sferfte-
'oelen beiat at Dem. Det bi1oe babe
'paret ct Offer, forn sSSngen bab6e
Net til at bente af Solla11b.
Churchill foriifre0e, at gneIono
unoer ingen 0mitp116igbeoer tn1,fte
paa at 1lopbe ct 5arDf paa Sollanb
for at faa bet til at opgibe fin Ne1-
tralitet SON troe0e, at &oIIpl1oer-
ne gjor0e bel ! at boloe fig reoe,
men 5arerr trne0e lite. fra engeIf
Sioe st 8eleien i apifernes &a11-
Ger bil0e betpoe G11oen pao @of.
lambs l1afbangigbeo Deron1 mootz
te imiolerti6 Sc bollon6ife gtats
mgn6 66mn1e. Ser beltoD irnioIerti6
IN
Wh1ligbe6 for en- 1tnlibbelbur Sare,
tbi Spiflan0 f11nbe bIiDe orebet tit
at aneribe Sollo11o. timber alle.
Smitpnoiebeoer ifuIoe @olluno for
itaaz, at @nglonb, Ser bab6e op-
foitet fig til 8efDtter Of betrpngte
imaa geationer, life funoe angribe
en- anbel1 lille MationS nanfpqte-
lige &ettigbeoer nben at gigre fig
ielb l1ntnIig.
geaar nogle Soft Sollu11o frpg=
teoe for, at Der, 1lnor 0e slIliereoe
bette 8pttet paa Sreosfongreslen,
ifnloe blibe reftet M11nooning til
9ollano on at ofltna 9eeloa1bif
5lonoern moo ct StDffe 2ano, f..1
cts. =6riesla10, bar ser 6erfil
fun at fpare, at Sreosforbanolin-
gerne enonlt laa langt nbe 4 sSrent-
ttoen, og at faa6anne 5pgrgsm1aal
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

senb Mabet biem hl glpgfnir,-
&c oe genner j Dann,arf % ggn-s
oeriDl iom 8eDis poa; at De5
enonn nlinoes oetn oerb jennie
lenoer glooet eIn1agfiet bper
llge beo Maootoge Iien al geIa
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

ASkn nIeH SOep 1StIcg ODD. SrQ
8ee rte0oeles, at s5or=
fottere1ts TO, 1eliateb fra 8eoria,
|ssSH., er ops ,,aere,ne go.
|natoriunt efter en-. for
gIinotaransb sbeta11oeIie. u, Der par.
fgot i @olDa sSll, | 1877, Dor
lanos sfie11bt io,1t 6orfatter al bnnlo=
riltiife 5n1oabiitorier, og reoigerene
Ell gib uNeoria granleript" San
|beltog ogiaa &olitifen % bar
|5tatsienator i Springfielb / en-
Gern,in poo ben progressive Gicfd
st NIT &risspaabeu. s Sglge en-
OeeDbelelie fra Sos M1geles, golf.,
bar en- berbgrell6e Spfin0er, Wdl=
ton S. Grunble, ppfltn6et en- I'm
oerbnltbs sbaa6z9oe oelpgger, lom ban
me1ler bill rebolntionere &rigen til
|5ps. &porIebes 9lngrebet meb ba11s
rpe Bonb fpregonr er fun fie11ht nf
Spfinberen ielp og .nogle faa Meo=
| |interesierebe, bbi1fet ogiaa gia1ber
ongoael1oe Opfit1oeliers 8eltenn1el-
1e, 11aor oen bliber fRr6ig.
Det lille for ltnoerbo1lbs sbaaoene
|farlige Sartgi er frn % 500 lanet,
men set ifal fortunes n1eo en- Wfo-
tor, ion1 fnn gibe bet e11 0obbelt iaa
flor Soitigbeb iont oen bnrtigite 1tll
efiiltere11be l1nberbanbsbaao.
Zen npc sgmanbslpb. Sen fun=
gere1rbe So1,6elsnli1ilter goofienbte
Ii Sre0ags 5orIfrifter11e a1tgaaenoe
oel1 n1eget onlbo16le0e 5progfuno=
| lfob i: Sen nDe S6na116sloD. So
pe11s 8eitemmelie er, at 5fibe, lt1lo=
tagen paa Slo6er og imaa sSnbiper,
iffe ifaI noflareres fra 11ogen Snbn,
meon1i11ore be bar ct Manbifab,
bborof life 11i116re Ell Is 8rocent
Ii bber Mfoeling ifal bore I Stan6
til at for1tdo bbilfen iont BELT DR.
6re, gibet af 8efalet paa ct iaabal1t
6fib."
S Deportenlerrtets Jof1frifter, 11bor=
bei6et al 4ontnisiar Chamberlain
II Spfartsbureal,et, poapeger, at De=
parte,nel1tet OPT utter oroener ii
IStonb til at foritaa e11bber Sr6re
gibet of 8efalet paa iaa6onne 5fi=
BE" ionr l11e1er1be oe l1pbbenbige @e=
falinger, Der fan gibes Solf al Be-
Iet1ingen / bper 9(foeling UNDER
l16fpreliel1 of beres Mrbeibe" Ser.
beb bilbe bet life blibe 116obe110ig for
e1t Matrps at forltaa 6e 8efalinger,
Ser iaobanligt gibes Sprbpoere, el=
Ter pn1be116t.
Ser bleb oglaa gipet 5orifrifter
ON @je11ner11fsrelle al 2obens 8a=
ragraf 2, Der begran1er grbeiosti=
oen og beitel11n1er bbo6 5lags Or
bejbe lfol n0fgres on1bpro, lan1t for
oroner to &loffer for Defsfolfene
% tire for Muifi1lrummet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

H $50. y
Saffa bo1nbarberes. Sra Bnris tez
legraferebeS i 29r0ags, at Ell frn1tif
&rD0ier bou1barbereoe og gbelagoe
8agnerpprfifeberne i SSoffa paa Ba=
l9ltinefDltel1 if6lge cit Meobelelle
fra arine6epartennentet. 8o1nbar=
6e1nentet bleD beorbret forbi 9Difer-
ne fabrifereoe 8aabe11 og Mmr1uni=
tton for De tDrfiife Mrneer beo Oar
oanellerne i 0eres 5abrifsbpgni11=
ger. Nogle al 8prfite0erne bor og=
iaa beifiaftieet nreo 8pgning of Sfiz
be, beIten1t til ct glngreb pao 5ne3z
fanaIc1l.
arD6lere1lS gbef l11tberretteDe
fgrit ben tDrfiIfe @nberl1pr, at ban
agteoe at eoeIagge 8pg11ingerne %
gab iaa SsSaffas ssSl1bbbggere Gi0 til
at forla6e 8Del1. Neange af oe1n
orog n1eo eSer11bone til sSserllialetn.
6abriferne belb berpaa goeIogt sssll-
gen af geabobuiene bleb beifaoieet,
erHereoe 6aaoen1inilt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

st. g,
&eb intct o1n ,1pget Trebsfprilag,
S S S9lge ct telegram fra &jebe1l=
bopn bar Berioner, iont ltaar nGra
.peb Soffet, ul0eles i1lfet bprt ON
Set i forrige l1ge pn1talte 5reosfor=
lag, 1oln ben tp}fe Setter ifnloe bo=
be itiHd til H1slalro gienl1enr ben
oonife @ol1ge, % bbori bet ligeleOes.
bIep beb0et, at &ejlere1t Tulbe bape
foreIaaet at butte en- Sci al Sole1
for @ali5ie1l.
Gn tiff arpbier ieufet. gll aor=.
reiponbei,t / Bdrograo telegrafereoe
i 2grbogs tic rsGsiin1es" i 2onoo1t at
en- tiff arpofer BON ie1r0f tilb1nos
.og flere ullbbre tDife &rigsifibe be,
.ifaoiget eli Srefning 1neD Ben rus
fife Jlaaoe 1ler 9iel i 5orsoags
gDlferne foripger ifglge &orreiponz
5De1,te11 at i1lbeltange SEN rl,siiffe
Slaa6e, for at be; nbtnoret fan
s. : ~ h s sx
tra11sportere Gropper til ggaene Deo
6igabngte11.
spife Soeialiiter arreiteres- S
6plge 8laoet uGoripdrtss te1egrafe=
res fra Mn1Iteroal1L er en- 9el. go
.ctaliter 8erlirL oeribla,1bt ben for
bellberel1be &ebaftgr for uScblpu=
biicbe gagipacbt" arrelteret mis-
te11H for @giforraberi. slnflagen lpz
Der paa, at Be bar pnbliceret Ell
8nntflet inbebol6e116e Ell glrtifel op-
trpft fra uBer1l Sagipacbt" Ser fri=
tl1erer De le0enDe 5ocldll1ter, 1pn1
itptter &egieringen.
ltnber Stjernebanneret. Sra aia=
belbabn telegrofere6es / 5lutninz
gen al ofbigte l1ge1 at BET a1neri=
fanlfe Stag bleb bejit | SorSoagS
ober 9an1peren rMlaguaicb", tioli=
gere ben 11orife Dan1per u&Dg1a" .
.g11 bel Sci Nnerifanere par tillteoe
be6 Gerel11o11ie11, ser bleb ubfprt al
@el1eralfo11inI Goiporb 8. @ins=
loip. 5fibet er fjgbt af Sen a1neri=
fonffe transatlontiffe 2il1je. 9on1=
pere11 rejite i 2grbags til Seem Dorf
nnber fit fordgbige 8egifte
Torigg paa 6lngt fra Sronobjem,
Sra &riltia1ria telegrafereoes / 5re=
pogs' a. % al 1eot'o1laoei poo oel1
tpife Sialpefrp0ler u8erlin" Der
bleb interneret Srol10bientsfior6en
/ Nobemberr foripgte at flpgte Deo
at 1Dp1111te poer S1oroe11> 1lte11 bleo
opoagef at en- gagt og fnebef. Mlle
por torlpnet neo cibile &lpoer, Yenz
,ge pg &nipe. Slere orufne0e.
Sre tDife @orgere er 6pn1t til
.Snngiel for Sorlpg paa at imugle
aobber til Spiflano.
a. ,,,u,e, s,,, ~; ,4,a,;4o4 x,.,,,,.oa
g. aroa,.o,,, So a,.;5t;a,,;o ~ on,,.
fl1te 919lpefrpo1er ~S1to1a bleo
.1etoo1 1tloltnos a. at 1p1t lttloer=
po11ospaao ! 'lor1te Sarpoltoe 1Tplge
De1t 11Df1fe He91er11tgS ASQQ1fQ1lO. 5Soe1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20
.Mnlattnrt.

st iDenif 9an,pifib furliier. Sra
2on0o11 telegraferebes i Man0ags,
at be1 1pet1ife Dan1per uSperigo"
nnber cit 5torn1 brait 1l1i6t ober og
blep lat poa 2ono ct 5teo poa Ga1g-
lambs &plt:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20


lo110S &plt:
Mtter ct nprif sfib ienfet. S ss5pl-
&c ct Selegram fra &igbel1baDn er
bet 11orife Dan1pifib u@eiranger"
fra Bergen blepet if116t iinnf al en-
tDlf ll1loerbnt1bsbaa6. Manbifa=
bet bleb reboet al en- boaanbif Si-
Teoan1per.
u@eiranger" bar paa 1881 Cons
Dregtigbeo % bpgget / 1907.
ltbotIingen at Nobelpriien ubiet-
tes. Sra Stocfboln1 telcgrofereoes i
2grbngs, at Belpbet til 9lfbenDttelle
for Nobelb belgnning iaar belgber fig
til 144,O00 &r. ($3S,OO0) for bper
enfelt, n1en at BET er melt ia11oiDn=
ligt at l16belinge11 bill blibe ubiat..
9Glte Mnr bill 8elebet blipe reon=
ceret n1eo 10000 &roner, bpiIfet
8elgb repraienterer ben nbe lbenife
Soribarsifat.
SDab 9anmarf bar tabt, Sra
&jgbenbob11 telegraferes, at ben.
Ebanife ml6elsflnabe ne6 ,0fi11er og.
Gorpeooer, 1toen @rigenS 8egpn6elz
ie, bar li6t ct Sub paa AZ Milliol1
&roner geo DpbringeIie al 6on=
=lfe 9anoelsifibe og sSrugtgoos /.
@ngIono fattes Gabet officieH til a
WHioner 4roner altfua ialt et.
ianrlet Gab paa 811a MiIlioner aro=
1,er paa gruno Of &rigerl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20
EurhuttnBatxtlrtlI.
&oneelig 5fneipiller sSSobaunes
3pnlicn a,lfonu,1er i ber1te Maaneo
til Nnerifo for ct fort Spbplo.

&ur 9aubsmanb Sreb, Sprenien
i Mce11ab, Bisy er / 5elifab n1eo.
Betcr 9eagel bisie Gage reiit til
8erbensuoltill illinge1r. De foretager
belle &ejietl paa beres GDfler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

Eerrin bco 9}ational lbanfen Sc
bar Mapibs arreiteres. Gell / forriae
l1ge on1talte @iltorie ON ct SDberi
nf $4,000 / ysotiona1ba11fe11 / Sc
6ar &opi0s, Soma, er 1tt troaot /
en- 11b Safe, ibet bel11el0te Seller
beo 8onfe1L SEQ 8erri11, er bleben
nrreferet, itgtet for ielp at babe be-
gooet Gpberiet. SON ffal ollereoe
bobe tilitaaet Spperiet, og at bon
bnbbe brugt Ye1gene til Defni11q
al perlonlig @jalo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

l1nber falf 5lag. @je1rnen1 2ega=
tio11en | Salbington bar BEN tpife
@egiering, / Selge en- Meooelelie
s. 5snoags, offe1ttliggiort en- Site
ober britiiife 5fibes Misbrl1g of neu=
trale gsattoners Slog, iioen Gpif-
la11o begpn6te fiji l1noerbonos osfrig..
S 1Db Iilfal6e poopeges 0et, at a.
rnerifanife 5lag bar beret be1Dttet
og ipb andre BET 6o11ife Stag.
Go1rtpifibet .@ar6igatl" befploes
for at babe. beiit bef greife G1n=
blent oe i life n1i1rore et1o iefsten
Ghfaloe ifaI BET hplla1toffe Marfe
bRret brligt: Set norife Stag itges
!. at babe baret nlisbrugt ! elleDe
9siilfalbe, oet ibe,1ife 1fste11 % BET
ipnnife fire,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

Srfan beb Galpeiton, seras. Sra
Dallas, Geras, nteobeles, at Ell bolb-
TOM Srfon bjer1l6gte COLLECTION og
f1ere al Be fpblige 8Der / Seras i
Wanbogs, og at @albeiton Dar fulD=
ite11big afifaoret fra Smberoene1t..
Ginoe1 naoeoe Ell Saltigbe6 af oper
IS Ml i Siner og ien6te 8anDet
brit ober 0e1, funltige Dnn11tit1g,
Scr ~bleb opfert til 8Dens 8eifDt-
felle efter Storn1flooen for flere
9lar iiber. S .Splge oe itblte Meobe=
lel1er er oog intet We1tneifeliD gaaet
tubt beo &atn1trofe1t bborirnoo flor
5fobe ct bleben a11rettet, iaa bel i.
COLLECTION iont / flere Of De bjem=
@1ggte 8ber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

sfriu efter Hrgbeunmmer al
bette Slab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20

8prebDaselie n1ob &raft. 5ro
SEEM Sort 1t1ebb beltes / 5p11bags, at
TO 8ioe1lfabsmel1o pao &ocfefeller=
ssSSriIttiittutet bar giort en 0poogelie,
1oln orejer fig on1 l1in1obtageligbeo
moo &reftlpgoon1n1e1. Wan benter
fig ltore &e1ultoter beraf.. l1noerie-
gel1en bar beret leoet uf Solnes g..
M1rpbp og Sob11 S. Morton for ct
Giosrun1 of to Mar. Set lfal bare i
Be bbi6e 8looceller 8etilrgellerne for
areftel1s l1ir1ootageligbebs gibes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-08-20
glrbeibere inbrpnmes tu otto 81.

Qlrbeibere inbrpmnes en otto Si-
mers Mrbeibsbag. syra Bridgeport,
Ee1trt., nteboeles, at set berbRrel16e
2oco1nobile &olnpaglti bar i1torBnl=
met Mafhnilternes &rap paa otte
Einlers glrbejosbae og gjorf flere
nabre SSl1brpl,tlneller for oerbeo at
,1nogan 5trejf. lt1r6erret11ingen ber=
on, frelllfolote itor111e11be S1bel Deo
It Mg6e at 800 Moifi11ilter bolot
ont Mfte,1en.
1Slpbnine pber Gannba forbnn6et
meo Jare. ,@upernpr 8bitnon !
Relp Dorf bar / bisie Dage n1obta=
get fra lloel1rigsn,i1riiter 2aniing
&opi al ct 8reb fra ben brittle
MmbosIaogr, Sir Cecil 5pring=&ice,
Dbori bel1ne gier opntprfior1 paa,
at Dcn Slppning, iom praftiieres
be11pber Ben fal1abiife @rGnie, be-
frpetes at fltnne leoe til l1beboge=
ligbe6er. ,s,s;.>
2eu yrant lpncbet, Sra Mille0ge=
bile, @o., lneo6eltes / IirSoags, at
Ell Solfebob pan be1beo so Mano
obermaloe0e SGngielsbogterne peo
Stotsfengilet og fgrte Geo. so,
sSra11f, Der bar. 0pn1t for at bape
1nproet Ell 1ng Yige, og iom al
@uber1lpre1t fit 9pbsltraffe1 fora1=
oret til lipsbarigt Sal1giel, bort !
CIT Mutontobil, bborefter ban blep
ffl1bt pg 2iget opbGngt let Sra
1tSo1,fo Nf,n11
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-26
Mobilization of Administra-
ton Forces to Put De
Tense Bills Through.
HAY TALKS WITH
PRESIDENT WILSON
Afterwards Announces He
Will Support the Heavy
Appropriations.
By ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, Oct. Mobilization
of the full strength of the admins
tration forces in support of the ma
tlonal defense program, apparently
was assured today when Representa-
tive Hay, of Virginia, chairman of
the house military affairs committee,
after conference with President
Wilson said he favored the army in
crease. Senator Chamberlain of the
senate committee already has APP
proved the proposals.
Representative Hay said he be-
ieved the bills are necessary to pro-
vide the proposed increase in the reg
ular army, the organization of the
continental army of more than a mil
lion men, increase the coast defenses
and for adequate ammunition and
arms for the reserve, will pass the
house without serious opposition.
The navy half billion fve-year
building program already has been
approved by the house and senate
committees.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-26
Army Program IS
Closely Scanned
By the President
nv AssoCIATED PRESS.

Washington. Oct. 25.-Chairman
Hav of the Iouse military conmitte,
went over the army program with
President Wilson today and announ-
ced that it would have his heartiest
support.
Chairman Hay said he considered
the program very conservative and
saw no reason why there should be
any difficulty in getting congress to
adopt it. He added that he would
secure as soon as speedy action In
the house, as possible.
Chairman Hay also said he would
make efforts to strengthen the Nat
ional guard. He said he favored IN
creasing the pay of the organized
militia.
Because of the house committees
are yet to be organized, there will be
no hearings on the army bill before
congress convenes, but afterward
hearings probably will last for g
month or six weeks. Mr.. Hay saw
no necessity for a bond issue.
Chairman Chamberlain, of the SEN
ate military committee will confer
with the president next week. He al,
so favors the program.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-26
Porter Charlton Found
Guilty of Killing Wife
Sentenced to 6 Years and 8
Months, But Will Serve
Only 20 Days.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Como, Oct. 25.-Porter Charlton,
who killed his wife in their villa on
Lake Como on June 8, 1910, was to-
day condemned to six years and eight
months Imprisonment. The trial be-
gan here October >, but was delayed
until October 10 on request of Charl-
tons lawyers.
Charlton, who fed to America and
confessed, said he hit his wife with a
mallet while she was abusing him,
put her body in trunk and threw t
in Lake Como. He was held prisoner
in Jersey City for thre years before
being extradited.
American alienists declared him in
sane. The jury here held Charlton
only partially responsible. He will
serve only twenty-nine days because
Of Italy's war amnesty act.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-26
AUTOS CRASH;
ONE IS DEAD; z.
OTHERS HURT
Big Touring Car and Taxi
cab Collide at Corner
Baylen and Garden.
ONE WOMAN DIED
WITHIN SHORT TIME
She is Irna Wilson, While
Another Woman, Rilla
Kelly, is Badly Injured.

lrma Wilson is dead and Rilla Kel-
ly is suffering from four or FIVE
broken ribs as the result of an auto
mobile accident at the corner of Bay
len and Garden streets this morning
at about 1915 o'clock, when an au-
tomobile occupied by the two women,
K L. Ford of the North Carolina and
George Brent collided with a taxi
cab driven by w. H. Upp. The latter
had no passengers, but suffered in
juries about the shoulder. The two
cars are almost complete wrecks, the
one driven by Mr.. Upp landing
against the brick entrance to the Os-
ceola club on the east side of the
building, while Mr.. Ford's car rests on
the Osceola club grass plot. The two
women were hurried to the Pensa-
cola hospital, where Irma Kelly died
this morning about 2:45 o'clock.
According to witnesses Mr.. Upp,
whose station is near the corner of
the two streets, had just received i
call and had started west on Garden
street He had gone only .aenfs, o.
thirty yards, when he met the car
driven by Mr.. Ford coming up Bay
len. The collision occurred that
wrecked both cars. The crash Of the
cars could be heard for blocks and a
moment later the screams Of the wo-
men attracted large crowd.
The two women, residing at No.
Is West Zarragossa street, left that
place shortly after midnight in
touring car with Brent and Ford.
The latter turned north on Baylen
street and it was when passing Gar
den that the accident occurred.
The women were thrown from the
car and it is believed that the touring
car passed over the body of Irma
Wilson, as the body was beneath the
car when the latter finally stopped
on the grass plot. She sustained in
ternal injuries of such a character
that she died within few hours.
Police Captain Wilde arrived on the
scene within a few moments and
placed Mr.. Ford under arrest.
The woman who is dead came here
from Mobile about eight months ago.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-26
Army of Latter Now Within
a Few Miles of the
Teutonic Force.
ANGLO-FRENCH ARE
ROUTING BULGARS
French Troops Joining Ser
bia Are Also Inhicting
Much Damage.
By ASSOCIATED PRESS.

London, Oct. 25.-The Teutonic and
Bulgarian campaigns in northern and
eastern Serbia are being pushed ac-
cording to the plans. The Bulgars
who crossed the Timok, taking Pro-
hovo, now are only few miles from
the Germans, who crossed the Danube
near Oraova.
In the south, French troops joining
the Serbians inflicted severe de-
feat on the Bulgarians at Krivolak,
forty miles north of where the Sa-
lonih-Nish railway crosses the
Greco-Serbian border. AS a result
the Bulgarians at Istip Veles and
Uskup are in danger of being fianked
and are reported to have retired to-
ward Strumitza, pursued by the
French and British.
While Germany's first desire to
open route through Northeastern
Serbia and Bulgaria to Turkey may
be on the eve of being accomplished,
nevertheless military experts believe
the Anglo-French expedition will put
Bulgaria in a bad predicament and
Germany viii find difficulty in REIN
forcing her army in the Balkans in
the face of Russian and western Of
fensives.
The Italian campaign is assuming
an offensive all along the line, threat
ening the fortress Gorilla and forcing
the Austrians to strengthen their
lines.
Air raids over Venice last night
and today injured several persons and
damaged several historical buildings.
The French claim the capture of a
German salient north of Lemesnil in
Champagne and the British are re-
newing attacks on German redoubts
at the north end of the western line.
The Russians are fighting pitched
battles in the Riga and Dvinsk re-
gions in an effort to retake ground
lost to Won Hindenburg last week.
Germans claim these attacks were re-
pulsed. The Teutonic forces crossing
nloukst river retired in the face of
a superior Russian force. The Aus
TRANS claim an advance west of Ko-
manow. The German campaign in
Courland has been interfered with by
British submarines.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-26
Louisiana Land
Scandal Case Is
to Be Continued
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Washington, Oct. 25.-The supreme
court today granted a petition by At
torney General Pleasant, of Louisiana
to review the decision of the Fifth
United States circuit court of appeals
in the Tensas basin levee district,
''land scandal" case.
The circuit court of appeals refusal
to compel the federal district court
in Western Louisiana to grant an
appeal from a decision Diminishing the
levee boards suit against the Tensas
Delta Land Company to set aside q
sale of $4,000 acres of land for $780,
600 on the ground that the price of
the land was worth more than one
million dollars and that the sale was
made through fraud and bribery.