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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-07
OPPOSE CONSCRIPTlON
Trades Unions of England Adopt With
Cheering Resolution COndemnlng
Drafting Of War Recruits

BRISTOL. Eng. Sept IA resolu.
tlon against conscrlption was adopted
unanimously with great cheering at to
days session Of the trades union CON
gress The congress also declared In
favor Of natioualizing of the railroads
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-07

iAhlN, sept. lin "a message
to President POlncare, Emperor
Nicholas announces he has placed
himself In command Of all the
Russian armies.
LONDON, sept. IA dispatch
to Reuters Telegram company
from Amsterdam says: "A semi.
official Berlin dispatch here that
Gormany is seeking American me
diatiOn for peace"
LONDON, Sept. THE Immediate
Objective Of the AustrO-G German cam
paign In Russia becomes clearer with
the growing indications that the In.
vadcrs need the Baltic port of RISa.
not only as base for present opera.
hons IN the direction Of Petrograd
but ~ winter quarters In case the nj.
tempt 10 reach the Russian capital
should he postponed until next spring.
Field Marshal Won HihdenbuFx N
experiencing great difficulty In bridg-
ing the portions Of the Diylna held by
the Germans. The current Of the
river is too swift for the construction
OF pOntOon bridges under the Russian
artillery fire. As the rainy season
comes on il will be more difficult for
the invaders to bring up supplies for
their advance forces.
The urgent necessity Of capturing
Rigna is indicated In an army order
which PARIS newspaper credits 10
General Won Beulow. The general ex-
hOrts his troops 10 one more great o..
fort 10 capture the port, making II
their winter home preparatory 10
marching on PetrOgrad next spring.
Along the other sectors of the
eastern front the impetus Of the
AustrpGprmau rush has been cUnsld-
erably checked. Vienna admits that
fierce counter attacks by the Russians
have brought the advance along the
Galicia border almost 10 a standstill.
The right wing OF the AistrO. German
forces is said to be contemplating an
attack on Kiey with Field Marshal
/ Won Mackensen la command
PARIS Sept THE French steam.
ship Bordeaux has been torpedoed and
/ sunk twelve miles outside the mouth
of the Glornde OF the western coast
Of France Her crew was taken
aboard q pilot boat
BERLIN, Sept t. (By wireless "a
Suyylllel The Overseas News Agency
gives out the following
"A dispatch from Athens says that
an official communication has beer
received from st. Petersburg announc
ing the prefect of police Of that city
has been Assassinated
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-07
~LxCLUSgA PRISON
North Carolina Warden Refuses TO Ad-
NIT Prisoner Sen Up for Man.
slaughleF-Balls On n Technically

RALEIGH, y. G.. Sept. t. Robert
L. Wallis, a farmer ~ Watuga county
was In Raleigh today awaiting the ar.
rival u sheriff tu overcome legal
technicals which bar him from enter
Ing the state prison 10 serve three and
one half years Tor manslnughter
Wallis who had paid his own way
here from his home county. was re-.
fused admltmucr 10 the prison because
be- was unaOompnnied by an officer.
lie promptly tregraphed for the
sheriff
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-07
ORGANIZE MILITIA

CLINTON, Sept "A militia com
pany " 16 men for Clinton has been
authorized by Adlutant General Can
ton Arrangements are being made to
build an armOry at unrv.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-07
TTALIANS SMARM HOME
Reservisis Arrive In \. y, at Rate Of
5000 20 5000 a Weel,

NEW YORK, Sept Z Between
5000 and 5000 Italian resevlsts are
arriving IN New York from an parts
Of the United States each week and
sailing 10 Italy 10 joan the army.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-07

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Minimum this date lgst year ...t,, ~
Maximum ln last % yrury. OinOiI lu2
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-07

W ASHlNGTON Sept To-day Is
w special dispatches still left ln
doubt whether the Allan line Hes
pcrlan was sunk by submarine tor
pedo or mine The state department
aud the White House continued to de
lay any decision. Secretary Lansing
said his reportS were incoucusiye and
failed 10 establish exactly how the ship
was sunk.
The official disposition is To give
fun opportunity for receipt NJ official
reports from both German aud British
sources.
Ambassador Page, at London. cnhlet
continued on Last Page
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-07
HOW HESPER|AN
SANK, IN NDOUBT
Responsibility for Loss Of Allan
Liner Not Placed White House
Silent Meanwhile

WASHINGTON, Sept. Com.
nanding Officers Of the sunken
liner hesperian In u joint affi.
davits forwarded 10 the state de
partment today declared that from
the fragments Of steel which fell
on the deck, II was ~fndubitably"
shown that the ship was struck
by torpedo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-07

Oklahoma Fair tonight ud Wednesday,
slightly cooler ln central portion tonight.
Arkansas West Texas Fair tonight ana
probably Wednesday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-07
MUDDLEOF FEAR
ON MEX. BORDER
Troops in Ouelllng Rio Grande
Disorder Seem to Be Fighting
HeadleSS Uprising

BROwNSwILLE, Texas. sept.
deputy sherlffs and Mexicans
fought across the Rio Grande for
n few minutes yesterday near Nils
sion, Texas Apparently some Of
the MeNicans were hit.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-07

PARIS, Sept. lin u message
to President Poincare. Emperor
Nicholas announces he has placed
himself In command Of all the
Russian armies.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-07

LONDON, sept IA dispatch
to Reuters Telegram company
from Amsterdam says: "A semi.
official Berlin dispatch here that
Germany is seeking American me
diatlOn for peace"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
ence Of relatives and a few friends

ience Of relatives and few friends
The ceremony was performed by the
Revs. Drs- w. c. Taylor, OF this cry
and E. J. Woofter. OF Salem Inc
wedding march was played by MISS
Edna Squ1s1ett- After the ceremony 1rrs9lly
Ms. jeanette Tough, sister OF the
bride. gave the bridal party an elab-
crate dinner In the social roonas OF
the church. The Ladies, Auxiliary
OF the church did the serving The
young couple will be at the home
OF Mr.. Lough a few days After that
they viii take bridal trip and then
begin Housekeeping IN Clarksburg
Mr.. Harding is a son OF MI ana
Mrs. Charles H Harding, OF this city,
and a splendid young business man
while his pride is trained nurse,
formerly employed at St. Mays hos
pfta1 here, and a beautiful and pop
uIar young lady.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
Special Here Wed

ing the formers sister, Mrs O. a
Mealey. OF the Monticello apart
ments. VIII leave. for their home IN
wheeling this afternoon.
Mrs ]. w. London OF Salem.
spent the weekend with her daugh=
ter. Mrs. O. II. Mea,ey, Of the Mont
cello apartments
G. Bruce Highland. one Of Fair
mont,s most successful merchants. Is
a prominent city visitor
Miss Roberta Fleming, Of Fair
mont, arrived here today to be- q.
guest Of Mrs. C. o. Findlay, OF Mu1-
berry street, for a few days
Miss Dora Ridenour, OF Mulberry
street, who has been teaching In
Cleveland, o., for 8 year, Is spending
ner vacation In the city guest OF
her brothers
Forrest r. Formey was here from
Shinnston Tuesday
g. r. o,Connor. Of Toga. II a
business visitor In the city.
Thomas e. Race. OF Huntingdon.
Is transacttng business here
G. B. Nicholson, OF Martinsburg, Is
a visitor in the city.
W. C. Phillips Is here from Nor
C. N orr, Of Kingwood. Is in the
city looking after business affairs
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

Along with this shipmnt Is new
light blue, and another blue caueo
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
True Ynzues
Traction Park Dance.

Described by C1aTksburgers who
attended as one OF the most success
ful dances and concerts ever given.
the Cadenza orchestra OF this city en-
ton Park Monday night a Special
1nterurban car took the orchestra
and crowd from C1arksburE and
other places along the traction line.
The concert was given from 1:SO
til after 8 o'clock Gus" Smith.
who has been playing and singing
with the orchestra ever since it was
organized several years ago. was AZ
his best. He sang a number OF solos
that were well received during the
concert
The dance staror9 shortly after 8
O'Clock. and soon the floor OF the
dance hall was virtually swarmlng
with a crowd OF Jolly dancers. WHO
tripped all the new steps known 70
the terpsfchorean art The one step.
hesitation and fox trots were tnose
favored by the crowd The old Walt tz
and two steps also came IN 1or tne1f
share OF popularity
The crowd was about equally d1-
vided. as many went from Fairmont
as anywhere. Monongah, Shinnston
and Enterprise were wen represent
ed Monday night Is the time Ia
yored by really every dancing set II
the corStry during the warm months.
Dances are given every MONDAY
night at Parkersburg, Huntington,
Charleston, Grafton. WESTON
fact. Monday night suits eveyoody
best. For this reason. A. z Hail
manager OF the orchestra and MI.
Stonaier, OF Monongah. who is ably
assisting with :ho .!.luces and con.
certs. wiz give the weekly ahalr az
Traction park every. Monday -ngn ns
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
Church wedding.

at ss:I5 o'clock Tuesday morn3ng
at the church OF the Immaculate Cone
ception occurred the marriage OF VII
liam P. Cougl1n and Miss Anna B.
McGraw. The Rev. p H. McDermott.
rector OF the church had charge OF
the ceremony Miss McGraw is a
charming daughter OF Mrs. Mary Nc
iGraw. Of East Pike street Mr..
Coughlin Is son of sMr. and Mrs.
Patrick w Coughlfn. Of 121 Flor
ence street, but for the last si1
months he has resided in 1ndianapo-
lis, where he IS engaged In business
Following the ceremony, Mr. and
MIS-. Couehlin left on, an extended
honeymoon trip to western cities.
After July is they viii be at homo
to. their many friends IN Indianapolis,
Ind
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
For Fruit Stains.

For Fruit Stains.
Fruits are again IN season and
mothers are confronted with that
same old bugbear stains.
Fruit stains are easily removed II
me spot Is dampened and placed on
zee for few minutes
It sometimes takes several freez-
ings, but it IS q sure way
Dor rust spots try lemon juice AND
salt. Hold close to steam Of kettle
and spots viii disappear ike magic.
Camphor viii remove fresh peach
stains from white goods II followed
by soap and water
To remove ink. wash at once In
cold water. followed by milk and
sprinkle with salt.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

write Ramie Linen in two grades
4O-inch, soc; 42-inch, 75c-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
The Orgn1.dies and
VOiles Are Very
AttrUctiUe

Some have floral designs on tinted
and white grounds; there are Per
SLAMS, stripes, dots, large and small
flowers colors white, light blue. pink,
maize and lavender. Price 25c yard.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
Eastern Star Open House.

Following the regular meeting OF
Queen Esther chapter. Order OF the
Eastern Star, at the Masonic temple
Thursday night. reception will be
given the past matrons and patrons
The affair VIII not be limited to mem
bers OF the order, and. although no
formal 1nv1tations viii be issued. all
master masona and their ladies are
cordially invited and large attend
ance Is expected The committee In
charge expects this to be one Of the
big Masonic social events OF the year.
The guests are expected at 8 O'Clock
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
Maried IN PhiIadelphia-

cards nave seen received here an
nouncing the marriage OF Dr. j stan
ley Akers, of the firm OF Mch al2 ola
and Akers, known as the Union Den.
lists. their Offices being on west
pike street. The marriage ceremony
was performed IN Phl1adelph1a tues
day and Mr.. and Mrs. Aker left on an a
extended honeymoon trip. From PM
ade1phta they went to New OH OH
from where tney VIII go by ooae -
New orleans. From New orleans
they viii go by boat by way OF me
Panama canal to San francesca,
where they VIII take in the EXPOSE
ZION The cards are as follows
Mr.. and MIS- N A hartman
announce the marriage OF tnelr
daughter
Anna Pearl
to
DR.. J. stanley Akers
on
Tuesday, June %. 1915
Akersv1lle. Pa.
At home
After July Is
IC,arksburg. w. Va
PERSONALS
Mrs Harry Matto1 and little son,
lanes Zane. who have been visit
- =
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

pie have just found GU: that Traction
park Is the place for GUNNER a1nuse-
Iment. and the good mus-c last night
win draw much larger crowd next
Monday.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
AEen9 1or :t.e
Kew Idee RstteEzna-
Pe1Iso1,s-SO uders
Near 100 NelD Wash.
Frocks For Young
Women
5WO77leN

Sinple little cottons, chiefly vo one
and lawns Of sheer weaves and cool
s1retz5v color1ngs. There are: striped
and lowered effects, and they are
yery effectively made up; some WITH 511-os
fnH slciirts and full bodlces with crisp
little collars and cuffs Of snowy OF
candle and wee friills;: some have the
Hers skirts, some jacket effects and
some suspender dresses are IN the
group
$3.50, $3.50, $3.50 and $9.9V are
the prices and you never bonner 20
have them made when you can save
yourself all the bother for so little
outlay.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
a Beautiful Shell
Pink IN Ran1ie
Linen

This beautiful shade IS particular
lviked this summer, and It mas oeen
rather a question OF getting enough
of them a new piece IN yesteroay-
4Oinches wd at 75c a yard
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22

Church Wedding at Salem
WAYNE Harding, Of this city. and
Miss Laura Lam blot, OF Salem, were
married at noon Tuesday IN the First
Baptist church at Salem In the pres-3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
Colo, Cholera and
DiarrhoeA Remedy.

This Is remedy that every family
should be PROVIDED with, and espe-
#cia1Iy during the summer months
Think Of the pain and suffering that
must be endured when medicine must
Be sent for or before relief can be
obtained Ask any one who has used
1t. ODtafnable eyerywheTe.-Adver-
|dsement-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-06-22
Do You Wn1lt a
Little Cana arg u,
Your Home

You may have one and VIII cost
you only s1-79, If you find nscon-
venient to come here on either OF
the two. June28th and 18th
Each bird is native eHarts-
mountain and guaranteed fine
singers. There will be $50 ofthem
and a bird specia1istw viii be here to
explain, instruct in bIrdologys and
sell you
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
Conditions Ideal
tor Conhagration

NEW >utk, Dcrrmbcr In.-Ue-
N'r""'i"n ~ ii"rrwrii. Va. WIS prc-
"i"trh more than three mouths upn
~ N'lii"h '.urrin. rhuirn,au of the.
"'' prevention committee at thc
>a'riH-Iir~t Federation of tmertru
u" "rr'hr"d i" - statement issued To-
"'Ght. lie inndr his prophcc, I'm :,
'"''"r 9" in"rrnr pcrr,. of CIV
f"'"t, Va. on iuutIsf 80, after nm
inspection at IioprNrII
81 stated that condition.. were
'"r"' there Tor 81 ""nIlnerntion TINT
would d">irn, il in less tbuu tun
hours, '.ncrin'> statement .,id
"rrr was ~" lire department mud
u" wafer HunplI. md the InuiorIt,
"i St"r"> nnd buildings were lighted
WIN gasoline Oprm-iinmr turr,,cs
ever. building. almost, WINS Of frumc
constructions
III" business Nrn's tssocjntIou ar
'i"nr"cil. thurman t.urriu con.
timed. acted on his recommendation
ANA ordered c>tiuruish.rs iustuII,d
bur the, lind no nuthorit, 10 ruforcc
hts suggestions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
DOES NOT HAVE QUORUM
Absence ct Members From city De-
lays Steps for Emergency
Relief.
AWAIT FURTHER INFORMATION
Mitchell for Financial Assistance.
Gunst Calls on Railroads to Pro-
vide Through Trains to Richmond
FOR Du Pont Workers.

With six Of it's twelve members out
%: tho city. either on personal bust
ness or as delegates TO the Rivers and
!ihrbors Congress in Washington. the
Hoard or Aldermen yesterday called to
meet IN special session At > O'clock to
tax" steps looking to the relief OF
stricken IIopcwcll. failed TO muster a
quorum.
I'r"Sidcn, adams waited until $50
o'ciork in the hope th., some members
reported ont Of town would show up at
the last minute, and then called tho
body 10 order. only Aldermen Gumsi.
Mitchell aud Workmln besides the
chairm"n, answered to their names.
Aldermen Gilman. PAU, nielsen. Grun-
dy. Melton and christian were reported
absent from tie city.
Under restrictions imposed hy the
charter requiring appropriations of 81
600 or NOR" to he referred to tho
Finance committees the amount OF
financial assistance that :hn body could
cNtcnd immediately was limited IL
order tina; beginning might hc made
toward relieving the most urgent cases
Of d"StItI''om. Alderman Mitchell had
prcparcd resolution making an an
Precipitation OF Eo'n for this purpose
THIS was Tho largest amour, tlla, cuulG
have "o"u aprr"rriat"d without tho
dci"N oi r"f"rrin" Tho paper to til"
finInc" Commjt,c.
II. resolution provided for a com.
%" 81 i'Nc members, two from tn,
h'. ANA tire" from tho Common
CON- II. 10 distribute the approprl.,.
ton y bare quorum OF seven ,lcm.
oeEN would not hay" boon sufIicicu,
10 pass even this small appropriation
*'HS" = suspension Of tho rules would
h'tN" boon rcquir"G to place tho rcsu.
Irtion on its passaV" without 4 COM
mite" reference. Eight votes arc re.
CURED in the Board III .Nldcrmcn FOR 4
SUSPENSION Of tn" rules
alderman Eunst had come to the
meeting armed With Il resolution re.
ci'Ia2 the rity'a profound rcui,, II, the
"HliriI"n That has ovcr'nl,"u Hope.
Wei, and earnestly rcuu,4tin. a." At
!aniie Coast Line ANA Norfolk and
western hallway Companies TO put
az IA" disposal "f thos" who have been
deprived 81 their homes and ahu!
suhi"i"ut through trains to Eicilnuu,I
'h"r"hN arordinS those who wish ANA
must avail themselves of the opror-
'"i'!t! oi coming TO Richmond = con-
Nchi"nt an1 quick mrais OF trans purta-
'i"h /" place aifprdiu- amplc IA
C!!iticS for comfort"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
PETERSBURG GIVES AID
TO HOPEWELL REFUGEES

IETEESErE.; Va. December 10
!,' S''r %nr, rr"n%mded very quickly
90 ~" situation at HopcwcI causcd
10y The great i've Of Yesterday. \, :,
Wc"iiuG Of i"w citizens in the
Chamber of Commerce yesterday :Ir-
t"'u""n contributions 10 tic amour,
~ Oyer ii,urp were made toward q
fund ior til" relief of sufferers hy the
hrc, aud plans were inauguratcd 10
.u"icHS" the fund ANA distribute II.
meeting OF tn" ministers OF tho
city vas held. at which II Was decided
t" lt@ht up and heat tn" churches for
housing aud fc"din- fuuitivcs from
'ior""cil vt a called join, meeting
81 tho Council ana l:oarl Of .Nidcr.
'ncn last night, the Mayor Recommend
cd srcri"l appropriation Of s. 90" for
til" relief 81 tn" iIupewcll refugees,
ANA the Joint bodies unanimously voted
q" give 5000. Vt :; meeting nf the
ministers aud laNmcu "r III" CITY in
til" Washington street Methodist Epis-
r"pal Church last might, il was stated
.hat pra"ti.rll" nj OF the churches
were lighted aud warmed M With
Committees in waiting To dstrihutc
food I" such iIUpcw"lianS as should
tpply for accommodation and relief
''h" Mayor told the meeting az thu.
|"tiom Of the Council; Of the steps hc
had taken to preserve uuic, and or
:" The homeless Com IIppcwcli Of
IN. sing "f all saloons for tho
ui"hi, ctc.
Secretary Martin. Of the chamber or
commerce. brought large list or
sleeping places already provided for
Tho refugees and asked for volunteers
:" assist in assigning tho sufferers to
'l'sc homes. Many volunteered ito
ni" him. The meeting then *ct,lcc,
down :" ad"Guat" organization for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
ohh - >or H.MI'r:tI:n
nv tiHf. tIiIt:t. u>,o> -,

II wa d'v".outd during the da, ,Iui
"''' M'!"sir Of III. IIopow".I irir"
"I'"'"H', instead az hainprrin- mon
~'"E| cottages adjoining til. house j.,
"hI'h IA" li"p"w"ll lire started. was
"h' az tn" 'irSt 1" suggest iii. use Of
"Nh"'nh" as - mean. or preventing. tia,
'nr''H az the ilamcs. chief Mavosa is
.'''' convince" that tho town. chances
,"' escaping destruction 10y lire wnulJ
NAY" been much better if IN. ,hrcc
"if"-"s mad boon wrecked with d,n.-
'hi"i Mmyosa IS credited with s,yiu.
hli'N property 10 ~ village Nv dvua-
m''i,n& nv" buildings. and thus pre-
vomiting Ia" spread OF tho fire. Tho
plant "f tho civ I'oiut SunnIv ,.,r,
b''hN Was rescued from the hiIinwinl-
ocean Of five im this manner.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11
Funds for Relief
Quickly Provided
Systematic Steps Taken to Feed
and CleMe Those Rem.
dcrcd Dcsf.tTc.

Conditions in li"rewcil. according to
'hc latest reports. arc not 80 bad as
early reports Indicated. aud the num-
h,l -; people iu needy circumstances
u n"i nearly 80 large as a disaster in
i community Inherently circunIStanccd
would produce. Yet the early call for
1SSi:tinC" las not gone UNDECIDED i'm
It"hinond. and Il number Of rontribu-
lions have been added here To the re-
lief fund. y total Of $IO was raised
l" Eichm"nd Yesterday. all voluntarily
v"ntrihui"d. These subscriptions Will
be added 20 til" relief fund provided
from various sources for tho aid OF
hose in want.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-11


inaturc. the guards were relieved ava
taken over to enjoy III. Same -,
things. All meals for the troors 49,
bcint: served i'm the Du Font company.,
quarters
Major i:owlcs tooI< ,bo,, ,.o
and officers with him :, uon.,n "'"
was Joined during tho nirh, """
ably :, dozen more. Major ;:r,rh,
DELAYED his ,lcuur,urc rrnu, NJ II"
in order 10 zee, In tou.h ut,,,
WORKING in local factories or,,,
cighty-iivc officers and mon IN A..
first train, but his, bat,,Ii,,
Sw"!lcd to IS1 officers and mon Ia,
arrivals. Tie total force wo.
mcntcd during The carly bour,
tcroay morning by the nrrjv,,
couirary OF infantry s,,,,
News uni'" Captain Wilkinson. Tho
COMPANY irtH-scrcn strong, came nv
boa'.
SIGNAL. CORPS TRIES no
OPEN COMMUNICATES.
!, dash of th,. snc.,,cu,,
10 the military ,novc,nnn, H., 'e"'
to re, INTO communicates, ,',t, 'r's
well I'ailiu., to ac.onn,;.h ,t,
pose hy Tho tcIcyr:,nh mr. p''
rvrliSis Jrnn, NO I,i,,r, 1871
corp. to make :; ros,,,..,c ,,;,
po,y,lcr town ,yi,h ;nu,,,,.,;o
rart bu,k # N.,or Ion.,, -,
endorsements or II am, divnrd.
vailed. Later thirty non,hor.
same conlmnuI o,,n,rr,o, o.
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ond the troops dctriincd without noise.
marched to the burned district. and
within an hour had taken fun charge
OF IT. S"ntricS We're placed on I'LL
'hor"ughfi,rcS, and every unauthorized
person Mas removed from the pre-
Scrihch zone. All night long the boys
marched their beat with rifle on
Hhouldcr and without raising Of voice,
challenged such OF those who made an
att"inpt 10 pass without authority No
re. :ftanc" WAS made at all and not AN
arrest was reported during the first
iwcnty-f"ur hours in which the mill
tarN had c"ntr"l Thiriy-two blocks
were embraced IN the military zone
ana thousands of persons were re-
strained by soldier boys from enter
int; it
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only one "BROMO QuINiNE"

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