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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
TURKS AIM At
ALL FOREIGNERS
Minister Of War Admits That After
ArmenianS Are Done for Greek
MaSSaCreS VIII Follow

NEW YORK, oct. 13 Further cyt.
~ deuce Of the atrocities inflicted
10y the Turks upon the Armenian, was
given out here Tuesday night by the
American committee ou Armenian
atrocities in the form of a letter re
crlyrd from an American professor in
one of the American colleges in lW
key:
Everyone the committee explains,
familiar with the temper ana spirit
of Turkey at the present tine Will
readily understand why his name and
more particulars as 10 the places cun-
not be given To the public now"
The writer says that during the last
week In April the professor II Armen-
ian at his college was arrested aud
Imprisoned with twenty five other
prominent ArnrnIaus Later lie was
| taken tu Si,ruS where he died On
June 70 many prominent men Of the
/ city including Professors lngupiuu
nnd MauusIiiun were taken to the sol
dicr~ hurrnck until the total mum
bercd l,2l6.
At a place three hours distant from
the city on II lonely road leading to
Iilrh all " these men were hutully
Slain by the grndurmr, and h men
called chrttrhs. Chrltchs urr mW
dcrcr- released from prison for the
express purpose of prryiug 600 Ar
mruiuns
Thousands Of cNilrs the writer con.
tlnues, were 10 hc seen throughout
the county. many weak from hunger
| and almost dead,
The writer says that the Armenian
consul wuI told that the Turkish gu,
/ rumcut Intended to cxtermluutr the
/ Nrmcniuns
lie further said" the professor
/ continues, "thut when the Armruilus
were disposed VI the Greeks would hr
/ similarly treated and after that ul
other foreigners A like statement
was made by Enycr pnshu, the min.
lister ~ war 10 our ambassador. Mr.
+ Murgcnthau.
THE motive for these prosecutions,
according to government officials was
the fear that the Armcnlau4 would
strike them Othc Turks In the back
while they were fighting their foreign
enemies Their motive WAS mixed.
There WAS In II large element "
religious fanatlclsm
WASHINGTON. oct. 10 Amhassa.
dor Morgenthau has been directed To
inquire ~ the Turkish foreign office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
81 Union Suits, 79c

Of cotton in the medium weight high
uecks, long sleeves, ankle length, or Dutch
neck, elbow sleeves ankle length. 81 value
at 7Dc
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13

Queensland has a compulsory yot
ing law.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
75C Union Suits, 59C

OF cotton In the medium weight, Hight
fleece lining. high neck long sleeves, ankle
length, or Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, ankle
length. or low neck and sleeves.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13

Spain Is the sunnlest European
country.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13

Rose Chiperino. Of Clyde. y. Y. is
100 years old.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13

81 Paul has 1851 public school pu.
piA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-13
Women's Winter Union itS-SpeCial!

We've been waiting for weather like this
two lots represent Fortunate purchases mad
the market, and they are Simon Pure barga
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07

mcsuos 81 40 cqsy caans.l a saia
inso
iiitlcre thsn sniaait vita tAsif nfn.
rtsals Enafsrtcss sAa nnecigly stinrt
iHr ere tollef tbt, paapese % fffRsst
q tich saaN s,tfs pf.snaft eaUlfmehi
isaa is-s.s aHa a.sAH att, sss. its tHs
tofte isNWef ~ ne tnalnr
t'rapesAls men 49, mnanled a.
A certsrs.a caesk ~ nnt less tnnn
lltaet made reyAblc 50 tho cats ~
cvfraf rhilaiA Without ccuS,tiqn Ne
ash cidtere nonaE "a ether fofm ~
tccdtiis win ,, accepted ~ lien ~ scr
ufisd yhtSEs
Ahc su.csssfri ti.iAtr wa - rtaulf
"a te atsNcf use rNtf sna allow ,ns
fNN ter tass scfuai trial IT saline. thf
fesaH 81 valeA uiei ~ ~ satistestcr,
AZ ihe tils AZ e.indigiun s. acterl
tnfe ans rafmfnl fnf saf3 fniief
ght civ resNfres its nfNt e. teeci
Ans tf aN hlis uf o. epeegi that on,
which, la tbe cplripn " ihe Sgty IL fol
its te-i interest
~ifref ~ a sfEvNNst clA f'A.
sInstf 3 I, NNlIIOAN. CITY sssrt.
Af ntiI
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07
noricr nv PUBLICATION o.
FINAL ACCOUNT.

TIE s-ATr on TEXAS
10 as persons intsfsttsd ln the -
ists n Arnls .arss eerpasea' Hattie
sAi.iion Administrative - th~ Fsfsts
~ said AHnis Lucas. deceased have
u'td ~ ne County cuari ~ Sleotf
rsuntg hff Ilnal Accent - ths oDft
dlflon ~ ssid estate issffhar Win nt
application 20 10 dIafhafged ~ Al.
minlsifaifln thsfeaf ~hlsh WIN hs
hrafd - 0uf tpid court ~ che fhinl
Haa8as 81 UAflh a y 1910 SANS ~
ief fhs iaiN tst ~ March. a W 1915
~ ihs cnlfi iloHee y flid Nnrsa's
County in fbf Ciii - Corpus chilsu
Fefas ~ phifh iispe sad "iT~s 80 p,s+
sons Interested b. tali ssf1 afs fs-
qsifs1 g. appear pu1 contest SSH ".
api keeeur' ard arpiifAilon n thsy
80 proper.
N'itttar. AsE NsnilnRff Eisfs ~ ihs
ro11fi Court - Narcfs County. Teaes
gltea undsI mg hsnd ahf as snal
4 sal8 Court a. nv ofsier " c0fgtg
Christi TeAaf. On thir. -. ti4f dsy ~
5anuafy. a. ~. 1915.
ara rEfffiNCEH
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07
Aeut puct NEWS ITEMS


AGpA nytCN. Ven oas 3sfth.
srs Ate haas rgel,arins tAfIt lai,d H.
telee that humpeq fsrt erol, 80 course
ac4ne rnttnn viii be KlNwh Ia ult u.
cailts however u Will he srnun pfln.
sli,Als ia ga sceA a, co~ feed and nos
ran tfs hot seie,e WIN ncre fher
81 eea 500 lales 1t eoitun NlrsAly vn
hand AZ tne wvfit. ~hs Nf0W ANY more
az nv tesupnsf
a. ~ Nui,alt lcernily pufQhaaca a
caf,Ned ~ ipufOc Jersey h4EA which
ars dclns ins ~ ,he bAimy sosth
A canninK and po,ltfA club consist
inf az TWENTY fave mrmtefn esa heen
ofEsnisrd hcf. b, Mi, kennamsr ovf
Siris sra hUAY piAAllAs saiAAta ase.is
ana psitlnt hens ans lrseh@iers.
rae ladies Ala sotiety rendered -
vrrs interesting profts,n ss ther Yiace
~ mrrilnt iasi rhnfrdeN
i'udAy hf,emApn at tnq ssiopl
Nullinf. an anisi in 81 Nnpvn a.
seNpclnnnrf NesiinE Was ersARised
90 two ~ iht tearnffs r. ~ Holdings.
nNltn ans Nfa 3 d. kcnhUtr sevetai
phflins Neft pf,esni enA toas Rn Ata
.ivN pe,s in dlpcvssInf int pgosgnlp.
intstl,Nr oH nqtnf ueftieu wfssct WA
,ntuphrd hs tbe kstcpslpn Department.
a eer State taiyefsl'f, rhaee prcs.
eft rtcn,ns ~ a.spls Interested tses =
aiei3su Was nNae. ena carfisA that
thg ne>t rFoefetn he aiten ~ tgldt,
ln afisf shat 9 hrsff nnu,stf ~ firm
rr aha ftfm Wemen ma, attend Arl
tsba YsN in shis noNls nafA T. 81
ilnumss~ufih Wa ticoied chairman
aua Ats kfuuNmeg stsf.ttr, " tbs
ash ioihenfs MeftinG
MfA Lone 0elaaaf. who H. yrfs
s,tise memhsr "A ibr csuHinF club. IA
+ uaw rfeNal4nf 80 rithte hef s3up Oi
In0aailmi saulinowef
MnuY "a opf Wsmsn hatr aH Idea
Z tial ths cknnlns sluh a An rftanlsA
ton rir pHia only ~hleh ls a yefS
slronrras idra iufef1. However. non,
n3if rifis between the sass - ssn and
UHhtsen can rompfte To- b state gsisr
pui ghs nioshsrs ena harm epmon M
gtnsfal afs urasd a. Ncgoms mtmherl
~ t'rth iha canning el,sh and peultf,
Ciab unys may become members "a
either siuh hnl thrt ssNnct camprt,
tut she state Prise 40 memhrfr ma,
cempstr - ths local enA coeml
rf.srs
SIR "a. n Wallace ehiidrrn an.
Ms Nicholson wsff rhpfiiine a. Cor
pns christ TssWrfay
Mlee Mari isRtathhfHsF yisiies
fiieads at the kinu ranch wsdnssAal
evening
Inshlana cap,i with her hfoshaf no'
spent several lays in thc beandfui clt'
- Corpus Christi lasl week Hot sayt
Caspes sure h. preity place"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07
LEGAL NorIcra


Ths undefsiensd Uin receive sesisf
blfs AZ hi office BOZ Corpus chtisli
Tsras fur SEQ pnfr hhFr ~ she 90
buildings s.ruafcd 90 The courthouse
square.
an bida alesi ., fiiAd rei later fhsr
Fetaufry 6 1915 hni may go TRADE ~
az ~ separate tuilaiass 1he fiea'
g. reject any and nii bids ls esfrcsais
ffa.ffed 81 she county
WALTER o. TiMpA. County Judge
SurcrH County.
advertisement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07

faei q pro approach g. ibs cAlslien
bridge. Guessing iht NneHes River %
ralpllcn Nnffes county. rcxHf saia
hias Niii hs 0psusS % ias ssenna Afnnt
iaY ~ Fsnfmf} that IL ~ SAY ite sih
ihf ~ February. 1915
Detail plans and specifications nfs
on nie ID ii.f qfnce " French a Han
sfsf. whore thfy con be conenited
The nnafa - County Commissioner
reserve the right h. reject any ~ ai
ni1s
W. TlapN County judge Neecs,
countg. fexaa y
-avsffts~ruAuf
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RATES:
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The first issue,
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DISPLAY
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open Cat rate ptJ inef. pts column
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same su1dlHa
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PraSirp Notices
ftfe rfaiirf matitf rarh insert IN
r.r Une g4r
locals ptr llne eacs iasefiiUu. itn.
Cautf.ris faf nfEe anauufa 90 a..
effire.
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rrA1r ~ TrNAa

fIAlA fth itlAAN
cnnnt, "a Nucees
cerpus CHRISTI fskaf Jan ipth 1915
qo whom j., mas conrDra
4he unasrrieueA hsrrby eiNr notice
~ their irlfntian a. apriY 10 ~,
rhifty tonfth Legislature ~ tho STATE
Hf Teknr nt 80 teguiaf seaslnn nov
la session faf Tho naseaag - b spe.ini
laW etainF sfaniinf ana panfifmirf
ia thr citv az CORPUS christi Tssaf
40 fiaht iitio sna iniertsl ~ thr Slate
~ Iesar te "a iana now. ot hst~tofnFe
"a tnf ,lmg owned ts tho State "
rraar unicf ihs eaters ~ CWrUs
chfiefl ia, iflnt between The hefsnrfH
and sruihsfn limits ~ said City extend
90 eastward Into said waters 70 ~,
eastern haanhsfs ef eaid state
Nuiics ID also hereby rlfta shat lhs
nndaieiantd ani amply a. said ilerlela
ier, be ssia session Cos tns passage
nf Re sprriai iaW tvlinf gtnnilnF ehi
fatffming 90 tar cay ~ Corpus
christi nn right ttit end Interest 81
tHr State of Iekaf 90 en- iantr oWnet
nf inf state ~ Teams Hndsf fhr watefH
~ Nusefa nnt wiihin She corporate
ninlis ~ said cts ~ Corpus christ
nnt Miller iurh nuihsfisnh pua
ici wafd D. q collins ino ~ aaiist
her. tt7
Acknowledgement
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07

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Tvxaa
n, rNAe wALrEHs. Deputy,
A erie ccgy ] esvtifr.
81 n Nft0llT.
Sheriff Naecrs t'uuniy. Tests
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liS
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07
Is a Powerful
InfIuetlce IN Bleed
Works With a Definite Pur.
pose and Il kas~s
Antidosc.

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07

Reports fram nusaia state gAAs tshael
fifir are running sNaF fiem heiar N
hnfs' tlslhra 60 cnuss h0snQ ~ thefn
aiV rti fn,Ra oat .,aiii ihct are wsanA
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07

Avoid headache, mpuritIes
Of to Blood, constipation BY
taking a cup Of GRAND
MAS TEA. Best laxative
for children. Pleasant &c
take. sweeten and take as
an ordinary tea. Package Is
cents.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07

M hNTEN- EFrsrf hfukkeofafr VII
fats smell - ~ aacta fn heer tr SPARE
iiWs--af siI install rru system arf
saAlf sow saAa Address isar 49,
Caller utsl
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

~onPrs CHRISTI ie4ls lhe World be-
'h~ question RI a7 ard ga Tilf
PALACE TAiiDN4 leads Corpus
CHRISTI ~ trr clssalrs and presrinr
business Phone sac 40
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ron sAttoe reAor

iUN lltNnN Two EUtH farmH n
AHnatriH rnuN by natt fur si.t1
q u.er uanasr lWs la Son AWnnh
af aHunaNIi N lE Naie Naros.
lAsi lsf
fNn ENtn ANlF iihiH NsuIeh.
complete a 'nantf seat a. AZ tsWn sri
1000 or 500 GaTnisuin Nsri rtsi
ifnco ur ,acant dots ln Corpus CHlstI
Sc tslap 10 ta4N9 sftnts talr ra
ufn fsi hust aire Faad asi sef or
Nflig as Nnkht Coo fiith street
san Aufnnia Texas il
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07

FuR Skf.F Han ntrest ir Erssa1-
fanf an1 iiean ttaufr - Heef
Appis tn a s. MaiIece - Eapursh
ernunas
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07

fimaaia rfrrt pahu az -is Soat
Darfira street l
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-07

ron RENT N.ans furnished s.rocm
anftaFa water Furnished ha ana colo
asfh az ae per- month boz afsaare no
ealldrn ArpD iais Chauarial street
nore el9 lha
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15
|PAN-A MEXICAN
CONFEREES WILL
MEET SATURDAY

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE next
meeting OF the Pan-American confer
ence on the Mexican situation will be
held In New York Saturday. Secre-
tary Lansing announced today that the
plans TO hold the conference here We'd
nesday had been changed on account
OF the illness of one OF the Latin
American conferees.
The replies of the Villa leaders and
the note from General Caranza will be
taken under consideration at the meet.
Ing and a definite announcement of
policy Is expected. IL was learned TO.
day that the standing instructions TO
American consular agents to have
Americans withdraw from danger
zones in Mexico had been repeated on
account OF the lawlessness in north
ern Mexico. the many cases of kid
mapping and the fact that the onward
march OF Caranza forces may make
tne north more OF a battle ground than
IL has been. Officials denied that the
warning was in any way an anticipa-
uon OF possible results OF new poltii-
cal developments. pointing out that no
decision as to the American govern
ments policy on the question of recog-
milton OF government had yet been
reached and that the Washington ad-
ministration was disposed to study
carefully the claims of all factions.
Some OF the Villa leaders, Roque
Gonzales Cara. Diaz Lombardo and
General Angeles are understood TO be
coming to Washington soon to set
forth the viewpoint of their faction.
A state department summary of con-
ditions in Mexico tonight included the
following:
The department is informed that
about three hundred men OF the COM
mand OF General Carrera Torres have.
according to reports from Zargoza, in
the state OF Nuevo Leon, gone over 90
the Carranza cause.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15
Won HINDENBURG Is NOW
WITHIN THIRTY MILES
OF FORTRESS.
If Successful EnvelOping Move
ment Can Be Started
Against Riga.

LONDON. Sept. Il. IL p. m.-Ihe
German drive toward Dvinsk goes for
ward unchecked. according to the Ber-
lin official statement issued today.
and Field Marshal Won Hindenburg
army has taken five thousand prso-
ners In the encounters OF the last "A
hours and forged ahead TO within
about thirty miles OF the Dvinsk for
tress.
Riga. for the time being Is left un-
threatened by direct attack but should
Won Hindenburg succeed In getting ef.
fectively astride the Petrograd rail-
way further south IL would expose he
Baltic port 10 a serious enveIoping
movement.
All tho mid-POland fighting. the Ger.
mans claim. is progressing In their IA
Vor. but the Russians are stiII on tae
offensive In Galicia. pressing the Aus
trians with a vigor that recalls their
dash through Galicia In the latter part
Of the winter.
The artillery duel in the west has
not yet abated. Both sides are making
prodigous expenditure OF shells. ieav-
ing the public 10 guess when. n AT All.
any general infantry attack is com,
ing
AFTER six weeks recess parliament
reassembied az London The first ses-
sion developing nothing notable er-
cept the premier's flat refusal to dis
cuss conscription proposals
The prime minister will move to
morrow a vote Of credit variousiy es-
Iimated Al from f750.OOO.OOO to 81
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15
AWFUL CONDITIONS
PREVAIL In MOSCOW

LONDON. Sep IL. $40 D. m.-An
appeal sent by telegraph by a mining
engineer who Is a resident OF Moscow
seeking to obtain funds to relieve the
refugees pouring into that city. de
scribes their condition as frightful.
The small English organization main
tanning the hopsital according to the
dispatch is feeding 1000 persons
daily, but this charity is totally in
adequate. II Is asserted that the au-
thorities are unable to cope with the
situation. as they already have taken
care OF one third OF the total Of Rus
sian wounded. II is suggested that a
fund be raised in London and turned
over TO the American consul general.
The distress Is frightful." says the
appeal Women and children are in
their summer clothes. with winter
coming. Immediate preparations must
be made TO provide soup. shelter and
warmth. The English community is
doing its utmost. together with the
Princess Bariatinsky fund. but this Is
insufficient 20 meet the awful distress.
Moscow already has received one
third OF the total wounded and all IA
calities are overwhelmed by this ire
mendous new influx OF refugees. out.
side assistance IL vital TO cope with
the terrible destitution"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15
PRO-GERMAN BANKERS MAY
PARTICIPATE IN BIG LOAN:
BANKERS IN WEST OPPOSE TT

NEW YORK. Sep. 1.-THE pro-Ger-
man element OF New Yorks financial
world probably will be invited 10 par.
uclpate II they signify that they de.
sire such an invitation. in floating
the billion dollar credit loan which
Great Britain and France hope 10 es-
tablish In this country
The monied faction ~ this elomonf.
wall street heard. would be clad 10
nave chance 20 neip. another fac.
uon, composed largely OF middle
western bankers. with proGornan
sympathies. viii bitterly oppose par.
ucipation IN raising funds for the use
of Germany enemies. even though
me money will ell be- spent In the
United States
This was the biz feature In todav'a
negotiations Of the Anglo French IN.
anclal commission with Wall street
bankers who are endeav0ring 10 asslet
IN adjusting the foreign exchange ait.
uatlOn
Not a banking house with even the
remotest connection with German m
encial Interests has been bidden 10
send ~ representative 10 tho meet.
ings a. which scores Of New York and
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15
AFTER POLITICIAN
ON MURDER CHARGE

NEW YORK. Sept. 14.-An indict-
ment charging a man. described as a
polftical leader on the East side. with
lnsugating the murder last March Of
Michael Giamari, lieutenant Of Thos
r. Foley. a Tammany leader. was
handed down today. by the grand Jury.
His name was withheld by District
Attorney Perkins. pending his arrest.
IL became known that the district
attorney was prepared to place befroe
the jury tomorrow evidence that there
mad been a plot TO assassinate Foley
himself. as well as representative
Daniel j. Riordan. three years ago.
There were 10 be killed in the down
town Tammany club. II was said. by
man armde with a rifle and stationed
on the roof of an adjoining building.
The would-be assassin was frightened
away. and the rifle is now in the pos
session OF the district attorney.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15
DIES WITH PRAYER
FOR HIS COUNTRY

HAVRE. France. Sep. "a. 8 D. NJ
Louis Huysmans late Belgian minister
OF state. who died here on Thursday
last. left in the hands of his son.
kduard. an envelope marked Not to
be opened until the day after my
death"
The envelope was found to contain
fervent farewell to the Belgian
stateman's King and country. written
In the conviction that he would never
see his own land again.
In spite Of the generous welcome
given us by the great, noble French
nation" the letter concluded:
In spite OF the solemn oath OF the
allied peoples 10 revenge us and re-
turn TO us independent and sovereign
Belgium after having driven out the
last barbarian: in spite OF the hope I
maintain that this word OF honor shall
be fulfilled, | feel shall no longer be
OF this world when the hour strikes.
Sorrow consumes me. kills me. IL
Is In the land OF France that my body
will be buried. and ask that over my
tomb be planted a simple cross with
my name and the words Died for the
Fatherland'; because Il is for n that
! shall have died before my time"
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make the principal address OF the day.
Governor Hatfield Is held BY Tyler
CONTAINS as one OF the best orators
in the state and he viii have an ad-
dress that win hold the attention of
an who hear him Dr. Harriet "
Jones of Wheeling. will also make an
address on the chief executives DAY on
Equal Suffrage. A number OF the wo.
men folk Of this county are members
Of an equal suffrage Association and
viii give her a royal welcome when
sho mounts the platform TO make her
address.
Tomorrow o. expected 10 BE- the
biggest day Of the week. and the az.
tendance o. expected 90 be- a record
breaker. Thousands from sistcrsviIie
are expected. as well a. many from All
parts OF the county and surrounding
counties
Rally Day
Thursday is Grand Rally dav. and
addresses BY Hon. Fred o. nIue. ex.
Governor Albert % White win b. the
features of the day Both are vel
Cooutinusd on Fars Teal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-15

out OF town fnanciers have met the
members Of the commission and dis.
cussed the possible terms Of tho pro
posed loan
Some Of the largest financial inefl
tuuons IN the United States. includjnr
the banking house OF Kuhn. Loeb Il
company. which is second in New
York only TO J. T. Morgan a COMPANY.
have thus been excluded.
Apparently 10 had been taken fo-
granted that D. would be useless f,
ask hnanciers with German evmps.
thies 20 contribute their dolIars to.
ward the proposed plan. such n mol
icy. however. was disavowed late 10
day BY Basil y Blackett. secretary Of
the commission
Hill sees schiH.
Overtures overlooking 10 the possi.
Die participation Of Kuhn. Loeb a
Company in the loan. while not made
today. were said 10 b. IN the making
James }. Hill. who has champoinod me
cause OF the commission and conferred
with ,. r. MORGAN on the situation. Ioft
Mr. Morgan's onico this afternoon FOR
toonunusd on Pags EinsJ