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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-18
SAY HUERTA MUST TELL
WHO MURDERED MADER0

New York. April l7--lntil General
querta clears up the question ef who
was responsible FOR the death of
Francisco Madero 1t viii be impos-
sible for the law-abidug citizens or
Mexico to accept General Huerta as
their leader or spokesman, says a
signed statement issued here TO-DAY by
three former ministers 81 Madero s
cabinet The sieners are Pedro Las
curain. Rafael b. Hernandez and I'M
nesto Madero who were ministers re-
speciively Of foreign affairs, the IN
terror and finance.
Their statement was In reply 70 one
made public by General Huerta N
which he denied responsibility Tor
Maderos execution"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-18
LESS CONSIDERATION
FOR BRITISH MERCHANTMEN

Berlin, April IL (yia London, April
Is. I:i2 a. m.1-Referring TO the ap-
pointment of the captain OF the brl..
ish steamer Thordis as heu'ehant !
of the naval reserve and the AWARD ol
a medal to him for rammlng derhlsi
submarine. an official statement IS
sued today says:
1T is hereby shown that the brls-
ish government approves OF feWarus
IN its commercial vessels which make
attacks ON armed vessels, contrary to
international law. such vessels may
now expect less than ever warning or
consideration.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-18
TRADE DEVELOPMENT IS
SUBJECT OF CONF ERENCE

Washington, April 1f.--Possloiii-
ties of developing foreign trade
through selling combinations of
American manufacturers were dis
cussed today at a conference be-
tween the federal trade commission
and the trade commission committee
of the Chamber of Commerce of the
United states. Members of the com
mission gave no limitation as to what
would be their attitude.
The committee gave assurances of
support in efforts to bring about co.
operation between the commission
land business interests.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-18
ITALY SAYS RUSSIA
Is PLANNING TOO FAST
,sr s,-rlro ,ousn.. s-se,.t tsAsso ~'.si

Rome. April IL (yia Paris, April
is, t2:i5 a. m.l Tho Giornale dltala
In discussing with the Russian press
division of the Italo-Slav territories
on the Adriatic now possessed BY Aus
tria, warns the Russians not 70 divide
the skin of the bear before killing i.
The paper urges that study be made
as to what effect Latin-Slav en-
tente would produce in future Europe.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-18
iowa Assembly Adiourns.

Dcs NOIIles, Ia, ApFII TO, = TIC
thirty-sixth general assembly ad-
journed sine die shortly before l
o'clock this (Sunday) morning, after
working strenuously for eighteen
houss to clear the calendars Of the
many remaining bills. The omnibus
appropriation and the taxation mea-
sures were the most important bills
upon which action was taken.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-18
TURKISH COMMANDER
SURRENDERS TO GREECE
Athens. ApriI IL (yia London, April

Athens, April IL tvia London April
|1s, 1920 a. m.)-It is stated mere
that the commander and thirty OIL
the crew of the Turkish torpedo BOAT
which ran aground on the coast OF
Chios. when pursued by allied war
ships. have surrendered to the Greek
lauthorities and will be interned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-18
BELG|ANSENGACE.
IN CONTROVERSY
OVER THE CONGO
Minister Of Justice Tells Min
lister Of State This Is No
Time for Internal DiSSen-
SionS to Break Out.
iassaciatsa Press Correspondsnce)

London, April 2.-The congo ques-
tion has caused Carton de WlarI
minister of Justice for Belgium to take
issue with Emile Vandervelde, Bel
gums socialist minister of state M.
de Wharf tells his fellow member Oh
the cabinet, in letter published III
the independence Beige of LONDON
that this is no time to criticise ms
country's policy even If II does hou
accord with his sociallstic principles
M. Vandervelde's precise words as
given in a speech before the African
society in London were -,
IF Germany were annexing .hc
Congo. this act would perhaps not pe
an evil for Belgium. If say TINS
would perhaps not be an evil Tor BEL
GUM, do so, / confess, because | am
not and never have been coioniails''
This causes M. de Wiart 70 Iepiy.
~ detest controversies between Bel
o,ans AZ this moment, but it seemed
so me impossible to let pass without
an anargetic protest the declaration OF
M Vandervelde. which however ne
very LOYALTY gives as his own personal
opinion only.
Belgian Africa Sacred
"In this country or any other we
must not let 1t be believed that BEL
gian public opinion looks with lndil
ference on an attack upon our coioh-
ial domain. believe ! can say iiie
immense majority of my compatriots
consider our Belgian Africa as Sd,
cred and not to be given up. lts sou
has been made fertile by the blood OF
our officers. our missionaries ana eur
coIonists We owe its conquest ana
is colonization to their stupehdous
efforts and to the genius Of King Leo,
mold. The sacrifice OF any part oi
| its territory would be resented IN BEL
gium as a national disaster.
I'M. Vandervelde adds that colohia
politics are politics without proii'
from the time they cease to De lne
notifies of spoliation and loot. 1his
declaration meets contradiction II
| England in the facts themselves wheTe
colonial politics have always haa ~
most the unanimous support Oh tne
nation. which certainly pretenos u
find therein source of morai ano
material profit and not an opportuiiitS
| for spoliation and loot.
I'M Vandervelde has seized rms oc'
| casion to anathematize what ne cail'
| Tho crimes of the Leopoldian regime,
/ 7 do not believe that the place ane
i the moment have been well CHOSEN
4 and he will appreciate. | nope. tn'
4 sentiment of those VINO iestlaih 'peiai aI
i selves from giving livery thfus. pae'
/ at this attack in order 10 shun pii
4 Itating and useless controversies.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-18

o,so~ed hs three ol four Lutheran
pastors who had come to chat with
.ne sick and wounded. he led us
through train of twenty-five cars,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-18
Bennett Tells Of Enthusiasm of
Officers on Firing Line for
Literary Works Of the
Fatherland,
ART CRITIC DOES NOT
RELISH FIGHTING FRANCE
Intimate Scenes of Camp Life
of Army In East Prussia De-
picted in Graphic Manner
by Correspondent,

nv JAMES O'DONNELL BENNETT.
,eopyrlgh,, 1916 BY The Chicago rribune)
This is the last letter OF series
conccrnlng the everyday side OF the
ME of the German troops fighting on
Russian soll)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
Baz-Pa.- sfs1n co.
WHEELING. w. Va. Oct 6. Is.
Cotton MARKET.
,,-,I,,, UI.VA 5totf fArds.
WHEELING. W. Va. oct. 6, rs

NEW YORK. oct. Cotton futures
opened barely steady. October FI2gs.
december tt96b. January stes7. March
tl11s May s1g3s
INe rally from the opening decline
carried December up 90 SASS and Ian-
vary 60 flaIot during the middle o. the
morning. but fluctuations fafrr vvar.
verr nervous and irregular with uecem-
ner selling of to ft2 e5 and January Go
tlt.Nt under heavy realizing and focal
pressure. Tho somewhat unsettled ans
leHrauCe ~ the stock market may have
ir arlrod rnro % the Wall street sefIInr
hnd continent was further confused ~
cunflirfIrE Views ~ fho weekly veaff-
or report around midday
withatandlnr private urcdIrttora
Tor colder weather and froafe BOZ fne
enufnwget offrrIfra continued hr4vy
during che early afternoon with rrrr4,-
Der ceiling OF to ft255 ana Ianuarv
90 NI2ln or about 20 TO qg rofufr r.f
lower Spot houses were reported cell
ers on THE decline which aiso rerf.rflf
tpurfher Wall street and rorrr,i.ril.,
houac liquidation
SPOT cotton quiet. mlddimr upIanIs
81 e.. sales 600 haier
cotton futures closed steady. October
flf 90. nrrrmhfr $40 9l. raru.Irt ff III
March ff1fF. NAV ffaas
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FINANCIAL OPINIONS

FINANCIAL NEWS:-OferlnRs seem
20 Dc met IN greater volume upon rallies
IN me stock market and this fact com
tpl win saIety warnings" from
lng OF stop loss orders for bull account
upon declines, Is encouraging what an
pears 70 be an organized bear party IN
Work for n reactionary tendency fem
porarily. setback Of Reasonable pro-
portions should be Welcomed a.
Strengthening technical cordt,to.s.
Nhich nave seemed for some time ia
DC Vulnerable In the Industrial itst
slanasrd rails and coppers are the best
oought upon recessiOns
81 me general stock market ten
ency IL reactiOnary. with railroads
howing strong undertone.
WALL ST. JOURNAL.-The selling
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is obviously OF bear character and does
not bring out much stock. Room rrad-
ers are Inclined to work for lower
prices
FINANCIAL AAIERICA-It is cur
rent belief that an organized bear party
Is AT WORK IN int stock market.
CLARK. CHILDS n co. SAY.-The
but the stock market has gotten into
very weak technical position.
HARRIS. WINTHROP a. co SAY
Inc rails are all reasonably cheap, ana
We do not expect any extended dtcfln,
In the stock market.
COMMERCIAL: - The speculative
stock market interest o. being shifted
from New York TO the interior
JOURNAL OF COMMERCE;-Thtr
Is a good domestic demand for copper
metal and trade authorities are pre-
dieting higher prices In the carry ru-
FINLEY. .BARRELL q co. SAY
our advice is to buy railroads particu-
larly the coalers on the declines.
WASHlNGTON:-It was learned that
the i. G. G. has voted on the reopen
Ing OF western rate case, csnRot say
now vote was. but IL was rumored that
commission will agree To a re-hearing OF
certain parts OF the case.
NEW YORK Oct. Eve again advise
caution on the long side and good pro-
lection on all contracts as liquidation
may continue on account OF the over
bought condition In the stock market
10 which we have called attention for
The rails look good
Market as whole acting very well
The bloom IL on the war stocks but
rallroads and good industrials are go-
ing higher.
I would buy the rails on this break.
especially the coalers
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HAY AND GRAIN
Butter, Eggs and Cheese.

NEW YORK. oct G.-Butter. firm
creamery extras coz scorer 2sc: cream
cry higher SCORING 2gt. 70 soc. firsts
&c 20 N'''liuN - - - 1hc.
kggs-firm. fresh gathered sxtraa
a5m 36c: extra firsts 83f 3fc. firata 2ssr
&c; seconds % - n 2TC. nearby hennery
whites fine 10 fancy a. a. Soc. pearbv
hcnuery browns 80 ff 3sc.
fheeee-StUady. state whole milk
fresh flats whites specials i5c: do coli
ored 20 10 NC; Cd white and colored
average fancy tfh m14ac
Live poultry prices unsettled. dressed
form. western frozen ROASTING chickens
~ r 2ic; fresh fowls iced ifW fsc. frOzcn
turkeys 17U Gle
Flour uaaffIsH
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METAL MARHrr.

NEW YORK. oct eATbe mat,t 49,
change quotes Iced gff0 srrffrr r,f
ufrd. AZ London leId Ell. ss Gd Spell
Ter fGH
'"pl.r steady. eIrctrgiytc ttse5
iron steady and UNCHANGED
MrfHl exchange quotes Gin str..a.
f1H rr.rrEI
- london aunf rurrtF Frf. f.t....
CO.. fIr.frUfUfI. Eaa
SPOT un tlsi. ls Oh. futures clsf iss.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07
MONEY MARKEr

NtW YORK, oct. Mercantile paper
H. sterling DO day bIur ffG5 a..
unrd ffFnia. cables ffTU.GG France
demand 1919. cnblca fa.1s Marks. da.
waud s1a cables a4h Lirca. demand
% -' cables G2i Nuhics. demand l4.
fhier Hlh. Har silver fgr MEXICAN
dollars ISL Government bonds steady
Railroad bonds IRREGULAR
Time loans firmer. go and 20 dave 2 ID,
? e siN months ga a.
AI money steady uIrh 2. low "a.
rIIlug rate Ia. last loan e.. CLOSING bff
D % offered ~
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Oct. G.-Big buying orders.
~'sey from Wall street houses. forced
an unusually sharp advance to-day In
the wheat market here. The conss-
quehee was AN excited close at virtually
,he top prices reached. 6Ac to use net
higher. with December at yI.06 and May
al slVIs y. Corn gained ige to 2A.c. and
oats 1910 to lhg1Hc
IN provisions the outcome varied from
&c decline TO a rise OF 42kc.
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sUdAR NAREnT

NEW NDrE. oct .u4u. ..,-.-
fffIdr. CONDITIONAL f1fnnarf. r.
IHrrrr ~ 1907 refined rfearv
sugar futures uusuff afasfe t..f...
40 noon prices were to rafrf-
higher
The closing we steady 24r nrIrt.
hirNrr. aHlre $3.50 tone na-ar-.f...
f2TL. March $3.50. Nav t2a7. ruft
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WALL STREET SUMMARY

Midvale steel and Ordnance Co in
eoTPorated with si00.0OO.00O capital.
England arranges to discount Pus-
s san government bills up to $780,
Prestnt plans Of certain directors OF
Crucible Steel provide for RESUMPTION
OF preferred dividends in December.
ANerage price OF twelve industrials
~ railroads 1870. OF O1sG
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FINANCIAL.
TlNAINN-iaI.
Bank of Ohio Valley
WHEELlNo. ". Va
resources over One Millinn
DollarA
PAYS e. on TTnGE DEpoarrH

Fisher spent sunday with their mother
in Hannibal. %.
Miss Jennie Cox left Tor Pittsburgh.
WHO'RE she is attending Duna Businees
College
Miss Lucrttn Hartley. OF Wsmffton.
few days
'ecil Highland returned 10 Clarks.
iNI p. Monday after spending SUNDAY
With BIZ FAMILY In this city.
Niles Kathryn Potts has returned 10
afm9nl where she a. attending the
state Normal school
g. p McEIduwnrv has returned from
Ia Ntrit with friends On pittshurrh
Miss Lifzic uaVie. 81 wheeling. IL
rIu.n street
VIM gilbert Of rarkcraburr Is visit.
lnr bic mother on the South Side for q
few days
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Cash quotations

1dSh quotations.
Mheat-No. red nominal: No. 3 red
hard S1.OS Il LII.
Corn-NO. > yellow 63Q63Lc.
A. Oats~No. white So : " Soc: standard
Pork-S14.1O.
Lard-Ss.I7.
Ribs-Sg.12Mg.75
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. oct G.-Crfdit bal
aucrs fi7O. runs G2.G60. average sfe70.
shipments Ga 500. average g2.gls
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PITTSBURGH. oct. Seattle. steady:
SS.75 0fg.OO
Sheep-Steady; supply light: prime
wethers s6.l5 a6.25: culls and commons
calves S11.5Oa12.OO
Hogs-Active. receipts 10 doubledecks:
prime heavles $3.50: mediums and heaVy
SIS; pigs $7.O0H7.iO.
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CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Oct. Clogs. receipts
5000; easy; bulk $40 q s.35: light S765
"a $50; mixed E1.25 q $50; heavy S715m
go roushs s7.l5a 1856: pigs $500
Cattle-Reccipts II zoe. strong; native
peer cattle 1875 a 1850: cows and helf-
ers $500 "a $50. calves SSOOMI2OO
Sheep-Rcceipts 10000: strong; weth-
ers 90 3 g zoe. ewes S3.6O q $40; lambs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-07

Germany leads the world IN the
number Of electric furnaces for steel
production. with France In second
place and the United States IN third
ON May 81. 1915. tho balance Of
trade Tor the preceding five months
was In favor of spain 20 the extent
~ h3oo0.0oo pesctas (pesefa EQUALS
5000 approximately on the CORE.
spending date OF 1910 the balance Of
trade was against spain 10 the ex-
tent Of TOT 600 GOO pcsetas
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FoREIoE nxoHAEar

per ounce Money go Dor rart 49,
count rHtrH short bills tarfa r.r
cont Three months So Tafs nrr conc
PARIS Oct. Price we're arm On
fIr hOura0 today
li'ntce eefr Boo Exchange on LON
don El fr Soc
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new MARTINSVTLLE

The Daily Intelligence will bs found
On sale - AgRrs CIGAR and Fruit stand
Main street lannon's Cigar aud Fruit
stand, Moses Thomas Frtut stand John
thomas' Fruit stand AZ depot
NEW MARTINsvGLLE. w Va Oe,
Miss Maxine Obcr very deiiehtfuitv
entertained number OF her vouns
friends Friday evening az her homo On
North Main street. with n "victrola
Party The evening was spent socially
and at 1880 "a delicious four course
lunch was served Co the following.
y trFca EIlth Mercer. EfwNn snuuran
Evelyn and EIniao Clark kafhrtr,
Mc'aakcy and Uael Dunlap. Nerr-s.
lruuks harrick John Bowen Ia.. Ill
ttauEert Everett Black. sam Fisher ana
Howard N.rrfr
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. (sl-Hazel-Atlas books close Oct. 18th
Tor 20 dividend payable Oct 20.
tD-Whg. Steel a. Iron books close
oct. 18th. for 1Ss dividend payable oct.
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WHEELING. w. Va. oct 6. rs.
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
oaliy by A. E. Masten & Co.. bankers
and brokers. National Bank OF West
Virginia building.
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. oct. s.-Several import
ant factors contributed substantially TO
the crumbling of quoted values TODAY.
chief among these being the policy OF
conservatism adopted BY the Stock Ex-
cnange against further reckless trading
In war shares. The effect OF this new
attitude was most noticeable in those
specialties whose recent gyrations had
made remedial action necessary.
Liquidation OF the war issues attain
ed proportions fully as large as the
buying which attended the recent rise.
Enforced selling was supplemented by
numerous bear attacks. the professional
element largely aligning itself On the
short side.
Weakness was most pronounced at
midday and In the final hour. the list
rejecting little actual support. except
at marked concessions. According 10
board room gossip. many margined ac-
counts which recently represented hand
some paper profits were sold out
Rallies or to points were recorded
Just before the close. but the market =
undertonc continued feveriSnrv weak
such Isolated stocks as New Haven and
inspiration copper were among the few
features OF strength. Total sales or
l.56o.OOO shares compared with the most
active sessions OF the previous week,
when prices were on an ascending
scale
Among the extreme losses Of the ses-
sion We're Crucible Steel. down I6L TO
1871 Baldwin Locomotive IL to 1O2 ana
Westinghouse Z to 125.
bethlehem Steel was a shining ex-
ception to others OF its class rising to
the new high record OF 4O1, and closing
AT that figure. net gain of 1O1 points.
The preferred stock lost points.
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New York Stock EXCHANGE.

WHEELING. w. Va, Oct 6. rs
Range OF active stocks on the New
YORK Stock Exchange. corrected daily by
A. T. Aasten a Co. brokers'
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Logan Bryan's CLOSING stock Letter.

NEW YORK, oct. I've anticIpate
that from now on the higher grade rs
sues. notably the rails. will more and
more become the trading favorites and
accordingly favor purchase OF same
around prevailing levels.
Todays recovery seemed to be large
ly the result In the industrials OF short
covering and scattered outside buying
and may not hold
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New York Curb Markets.

WHEELING. w Va. oct 9. n.
Reported ~ - r. Maatrn a q, r r.
brand. manager, members New YorE
Stock Exchange
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WHEELING, W. We, oct 6. 15.
Corrected by A. r. Nasten a co ,,er,.
9ers Boston Stock Exchange. No. s2a
Ourth avenue. Pittsburgh, Pa.
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COTTON

WHEELING vs. We. O,t O.. 'tf
Mafhr' reported ~ s. " Maatfn a CO..
meubfre New York Stock Exchange
ppen. Hush Low. close
Jan. ....t 90 SIS % ois ig cst boz 90
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

Total shares 1.6s9.OO0.
OD-Ex-dtv. y per cent
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. Oct. 9. is.
Daily Quotation Lis; or the wheeling
stock Exchange:
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-07-15
SHELBY ARRESTED
Man Who Used a Knife on W.
r. Brumfeld Is Now In
Jail.

A j. Shelby, the white man who
cut w. r. Brumfeld about the head
with a knife last May, was arrested
at Lamasco, Lyon county, Tuesday
and yesterday the sheriff of Lyon
county brought him to Hopkinsville
and he was placed in the county Jail.
Shelby disappeared at the time, but
Constable T. S. Winfree found
where he had gone and sent a war;
rant to Lyon county and he was ia
ken in charge. Mr.. Brumfield had
a narrow escape from being severely
injured, but his wounds did not dis
able him. Shelby was an employee
on his truck farm.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-07-15
DECISION
FOR CITY
Rendered By Judge Hanbery
In Tax Case YeSter-
day.

Judge Hanbery yesterday an,
nounced his decision in the city Ii,
cense case, dissolving the temper
airy injunction granted Tandy &
Fairleigh, who attacked the legality
of the ordinance imposing a % cents
tax a hogshead on tobacco. The
court sustained the city on three
points. These were, that the board
of council as now constituted is a
legal governing body for the city
until the terms Of office to which
they were elected expire and have
authority to exercise the rights Of
such body; that there was no dis.
elimination against the plaintiffs in
the ordinance as it was passed; and
that the purpose for which the ordi-
nance levying the license tax was
passed was sufficiently stated in it
to make it legal.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-07-15
Turkish Warfare.

An associated press report says:
In Bashkala there is no one living
now. But lately it was fourishing
and picturesque Asiatic city with
many well-stocked stores and COM
Portable homes. Many of the houses
were two-story structures of brick
with tas eful balconies. There was
an abundance of good rugs and some
European furniture. The popula-
ton comprised l,50O Armenians, a
few Jews and perhaps 8 900 Moslems.
OF the Armenians, 500 women and
children had been carried away and
divided between the harems of Has
sem Bey and HASH Bey, Kurdish
chiefs. The remainder had perished
or fled"