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Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20
Mar han Elevsn Namea.

Rome, Ga.-The twenty-four-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Carver. who
lives near Morrison's camp ground,
claims that he has more names than
anybody in America. and his signature
is a cross between a Bible concor-
dance and a history Of the United
States. He was christened and is now
known to his friends as Mord Tai
madge zachariah Taylor Benjamin
Franklin Eleazer Poole Stewart Brock
enFidge Carver.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20
U. S. HARVESTS WORLD
RECORD WHEAT CROP
GREATEST YIELD ONE COUNTRY HAS EVER MApE-MAY REACH
BILLION BUSHELS ACCORDING TO AUGUST ESTIMATE MADE
BY DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. farmers are harvesting the greatest wheat crop
ever grown in any one country. It may reach a billion bushels Department
Of Agriculture experts estimated the crop at sesOoOO0O bushels, basng their
calculation on the condition Of the Aug. L crop. Bumper harvests OF other
cereals and food crops are indicated.
The size Of the counuys important farm crops, forecast from their condf
ton aug. / by the crop reporting board, is given below with the production
estimates forecast from the July condition and the nnonl harvest figures
Of last years crops Comparison Of the July and August forecasts shows the
change in bushels Of the harvest prospects as affected by weather and other
conditions during the month
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20
Mann Adds . RIu Eaa LaureIs.

Num-, Colo-Already famed for the
number of large eggs produced in
this vicinity, Num- has added to its
fame by the finding Of two unusually
large eggs 1t the home Of Mint Rice
who gathered both eggs the same day.
One OF them was SIX by Z inches, and
the other was So by 7h inches.
Both weighed almost the same, with
in a fraction Of ~ ounces- The eggs
came from rose comb Rhode Island
Red chickens. which ordinarily do not
lay large eggs.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20

more than the best previous record,
made In 1908.
Exports totalled S2,T 6s, 64S, 5s2, an
increase Of s4O4, OOO,O 900 over the pre-
ceding year. Imports we're s1.674.-
200 4O, a decrease Of S219, 100000.
While the gold movement, which 70
fleets the effect of the war, shows
imports Of SIT. 56s, 1855 and exports Of
$~146,22414s, as against s66.53s.659 inn
ported and sll2,0Ss, 500 exported the
year before, the official figures show
little variation from estimates previ-
ously announced.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20

In one of the southwestern states
the courtroom Of the courthouse was
overlooking the cemetery. A negro
had just been sentenced for two years.
The judge, piqued at his apparent in
difference, remarked: you don't
seem to mind your sentence"
BLESS you, judge, des plenty oh 'em
ovah yondah would like to hab it."
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20
SPELLING is HARD TO rEARN
Tests In Public eehOOls Show surprIs-
Ing Results, Says Federal Bu-
reau Of Education.

Washington.-"seven out Of every
100 third grade public school children
cannot spell has, said a statement TO-
sued by the United States bureau Of
education. This Ind other curious
evidences Of the special problems in
herent in the teaching Of spelling are
brought out by DR.. lie ,nard r. Ayres
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20

Charles Mix county, has been ofhcially
advised that through the death Of a
distant relative she is one OF i've heirs
to an estate valued at 100000. Soon
after her mother died she was legally
adopted by Denny Moran and wife and
has since resided with them.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20
CHILD ATTACKED BY ROOSTER
Cuts Her Face and Spurs Hsr, But ls
Beaten on by Nelghbors Of
the Family.

New York.-Mildred two years old.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs william
Loughlln Of Patchogue. l. L. vas
seated on the lawn OF her home. when
she was attacked by a big stray
rooster. who wanted the cake the baby
mad 10 her chubby nst
The child tried to beat the bis bird
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20

J. Hinton, 1o5, Smokes and Drinks.
Elizabeth City, N. C.-Josiah Hin
ton is a North Carolina celebrity. He
is 105 years old, is in full possession
Of all his faculties, drinks whisky,
smokes and chews tobacco and takes
a keen interest in current events.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20

on and alarmed the neighborhood
with her screams The rooster pecked
at her face. coming dangerously close
to her eyes. and then catching her hair
In his beak he spurred her face, draw
ing blood. The rooster was killed by
one OF the rescuers and win make
soup for the baby while she is con
valescinR.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20

rs it true that only people with an
excess Of iron in their systems have
a tendency to freckles?" asked the
summer girl of her father.
81 don't believe it u.s." replied Dad.
THAT young chap who goes bathing
with you has an excess of brass, and
he's got freckles."
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20
vaIuabIe PearI crushea By 81

valuable TedFi SFuoneo by Car.
Louisville, Ky-A pearl and hve
diamonds which we're lost the other
day by Mrs e. H. Ferguson we're
found between street car tracks by
Miss Elizabeth Gathright. The pearl
was crushed BY a car wheel. The dia-
monds were not injured
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20

Emporia. Kan.-Frank Cooper sui
fered a fracture Of his left arm here
while pulling out a 29-pound catish
from the Cottonwood river In tie ex.
element Of hauling up the big iish
Cooper clipped and Zen.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20
MISUNDERSTANDING EXPORTS,
s2,7ss,e4s,5s2 Make Largest Total for
U. s. Commerce.

washington.-Exact figures Of the
record-breaking American export
commerce Of the fiscal year ended
June 80. show that the trade balance
in favor OF the United States the
greatest in its history was Sl.O94,422,-
79s, an increase Of 1923. SOC, 900 over
the year preceding and sA2s,ooo,Ooo
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20

Il presume 0 had many Interest.
ing experiences while abroad?'
Quite so. ] liked Venice"
"As to why in PARTICULAR"
you could get a seagoing cab there
all right. "-Louisville Courier-Journal.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20

Wipe a nice tenderloin steak with a
damp cloth, put on a buttercd hroller
and broil over a fire until done, but
not dried. Transfer to a hot platter.
butter thickly and cover with broiled
mushrooms. laid close together.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20

One tablespoonful Of butter, one
heaping tablespoonful Of -four, shake
or two Of pepper, little salt. Work but
ter into flour and gradually stir In hot
water until mixture is correct thick
ness.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20

For at least "a hours after marriage
the average woman thinks her husband
is the smartest man on earth.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20

Makes the laundress happy-that'a Red
Crosa Bag Blue. Makes beautiful, clear
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20

SO grave was the situation at Lem
berg before the Teutons drove She
Russian forces before them that the
German kaiser deemed 1t advisable to
appear on the scene of action In per
son. The Archduke Frederick of Aus
trla was on a similar mission TO urge
the Austrian troops OF After the
evacuation by the Russians the kaiser
and the archduke met to felicltate one
another on the valor Of their men.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20
WEALTH OF COLORADO.
Placed at $685. 2s, 5ss by Census
Board or Average Of S2,7s5 for
Each Resident.

-Washington.-An interesting bulle-
tin on the wealth of Colorado has
Just been issued by the census bureau.
The wealth of the Centennial state,
the bureau estimates, is equal to 81
7S5 for every man, woman and child
in the state as against an average Of
$1,965 for the country at large.
C~olorado's total wealth Is estimated
at s2,3s6.92S ,5s3, divided as follows:
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20

Life is one continuous hurdle race to
the people who make a habit of jump
ing at conclusions.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20

ment.9 recommend" and "allege"
were found to be spelled correctly by
just 30 per cent of eighth grade
pupils.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20

Sioux Falls. s D-Miss Marie Mo,
ran. adopted daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Denny Moran, prominent residents OF
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20
W. N. U, DENVER, NO. a4-i9t5.

Many a straight man goes on a ben
der when luck is against him.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20
ofieer. He,s out AaaInl

Snicklefritz-I know a mar who
never washes his hands before break
fast.
Western liberal. (Lordsburg, N.M.) 1887-1919, 1915-08-20

Dinglebatz-Why doesn't he?
Snicklefritz-Guess he hasn't time.
He employs nearly 200 hands in his
factory.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05

an@ bic DSusne" sins ben gDeS ber anberen Britt,
iaen 9rea6er 81 mar tein bieter arenser 50 meineF
0GettHHs ba. GO er0rtif Id raid eiuen G~AwimmaHrtet
amb %sOnbeIte, meme Grfabrnnsen RAID nisSeridrsIbsnD. 2
nod. 9ear 40 ID iubelnb e~mpfaneen. %iuar6e."
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grfala In ar,tllder Graris!

Seit mebreren Sabren babe i'd
Elm fombiniertes 6nitem BON Sell.
met6o6en (pinAoIogiider. pbBDiio.
logiIder umo hemiider) ongepaubt
bas lii pielen DldGen, In ocilen ar-
oere aetp66nIife Seilmittcl lif ais
ln5ureihenb ertpieien benerfens.
iuert6e Griolae er3ielta. Ole BON
mir angcmuu6ten MaBregeln iin0
BON Gouicn0eu Der DIFFERENTIATION
aer3te gmerif1s inooiiiert uuo EN-.
pfoblen. SD bin bereit, mas i'd
iogc, 5l 6etpeiicn. @enn sic aus
irgen0 einem @rinoe IN i6lehter
@elm61eit iiuo un0 our4 meoiBini.
ide ODER dirurgtide gcbanoluHg
ODER ourd irgen0 cine anoere Sell.
methooe ni9t nie0er 6ergeiteIlt iinb,
Damn 36gert nidlt, mid 81 %foniuI.
tieren. Sedls Sabre ir3tlider 8rnris
III Gninba o6ue einen ein3igen 30.
oeSfaa bird aranf6eit, giebt mir
9ertrauen altf meme e2ltbooen Der
1tognoie un0 gegan0Iung. Seurg
2. Munro, ID. o, 506.S @rnnoeis
9beater Building Omaha, 9te6.
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Hm NllhM ka. 9l 0a6faaf
aab BE tifH fsa etffa. Sal
Hlallf mb llfl eHaa Ntnm8
im eH9a het Mittsf t8 Nfall.
firm 0liitte eafuts. ltali NuHfi
t4 llhf .iFai haA ialiiM 6lta fts
kaaf Hahffub fin3s gpn Hfi Ni.i
an tuglhff hfiflgllm fahaii,
Hiatltga M Ban laf hifIEu IN
lhan bfiarierten laflor Nlef 'tfh
.hit tfamWa in AHpgifnhelt hff
1lulifg. 8irileer mta nuf aileWadi.
lien Nfrmdntiu hnfd Naitor
CT itati Mi& 0hrfmaHgu lin.
alcfieu Der Nulbef mh Sic pdIt
her @fdui sefr 0tult Nafits unb
ST. Hluine HpuHa ric hem muir
rgrrinirn nlii9lidtn Naare barge.
tfadlicn Slid. m6 edeuhmHulde
mo btrrlidien eridvnie teuielen
0ic giebe mt0 ahhnB Die Ste lnH1et
pelltc iih bei 0cn @eberH c|rpoebeA
habcn oui Die ldonite g8ciie WIS
Die einiine 3nditer un0 @dmater
miro 6rau Wiorie BON ghlite uu0
@riioern idnlerBth permibt mer6en.
God fomleu 6teiclben iid inn 10 ae.
~troitcr IN Die Ereunlna iilaeu. oo
iie Oieielbe an Der Seite zines in
ipoer @e3iebllug trellen uuO iIeiBi.
gen @atten rno inter Dem Shute
oeIieu piiien, Der aid i6rer trerrn
ainOasliebe 5l @ltern un0 @el6Dt.
tern ieinen beion0eren gottliden
Seaen BerbeiBen BAT. Serr un6.
drau Morie baden pom /. af1rA an
ihr neues 6eim auf elmer 5arm picr
MeiIen iiloli6 bon MrGlpaano.
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@ief fWHHs8 hf Flaf alfats
t7ft M wfsnmfs Hlaa mfftn EH
lfNfft aatHtifi ism#i. IL ft 4
h 8UtlaiA lN diner waltH s
fNaN .i8f hlastiNIf
asM Mf0sE. ha8 mH Dan
.tf6 iem Etlftu 1888 81 fB #lfilia
tM uaiaH a. HalH 1W NHaHlHa4
en NiHtgfN t8fh 8rfthIf htf
Zee HHitiN Hnf 1t fifiU NHotl
1a6tf eeaf+ Wta lf ali mtstH
llas III Ws NalAR hli.Ga be- HHhtt
flfIilltltk MaiiH eu8 iltft linlitt
f htitaHlff, itfltF Hittafhbagt
tHibltii' aH antttfH Nllim mutt
|tJH tN rglW hibafh ttmliits 80
lt HH EatitH In ti fthm RthaIs
Tern i8ualm, NtiM Hflmil. Buftt
Hnb Wtlim mihfli 8ioH tgf Rims
tH mAIih iaualtH en- Hufa
hmdmH, nfiHW lHf Nnlmalaua
ean HitatHaiiis &ioilN blfalt
ut lltlt aaf ifn WfBHb paf, bifll
anihbin iht ilbultlfsfa Az balltL
I'm Giiamitt bort man anutbmfh
bdb bic mitllidlt 30bI hItlft Eplu
ned bother lommt, lean BITE @hmps
lomt BON Wuatiiuna burh aginll
fHb itbr dbnllh btnlmiam BET
atnbtr Ghottta, mtl&s Sif
itibm 3ti, ba man bic nlisatn.
@ilinolit om mtihm aHlutnbti, Del
ithF iuuatu GIubtru 10 @uIig ouf'
itill; unb tB III 70 gut pie ssipih.
bdb noh bitlt anbtrt 5dns, dlB bic
oblgtu, In bus HdmIits Rapittl gt'
bortn, abtr aIs sainbtrs Gboltro" at,
meloet purbtnl Gino bob bic met.
fen Der ungtiidiihm a.uotr ~ innd,
nm BON Der llria6e ibttr Griraniuna
ipyehen go i6nntr; unb MIR tptuH
mon fs baS @iit Bat n,bmsu Isbsn.
meiB man gan8 bsIiimmt, UNI mas ss
gd banoelt. Sa Is ndrs niht all
berrunoern, iptnn bic mtbrbtit Iols
der 9trgiftunss Gale faIi4 sinbes
riftet tpirbs.
nit 5IisgengiItsn finb lsiber nod
piele gltern tpeit neniser poriihtig,
als NIT anberen @rten. Qrientlba!,
lice 5liegent6ter tperben Iebr oft i'm
gereia iungsr aiuber gsbaItsn; unt
Der 3uder, nit fpel1sm Ie gemii9l
perben, lodt Mot nur Gliegtn, ions
bern aud feline ainoer an. Griber
berurIa9te bQs pbospborfaItige
GtreiG9oIs piels 9oeesfalIe uuttr
ainoern I'M Setm. Das bat nun 70
gut ME oufgeb5rt, uno Is ipdre aut
bo6e 3eit au einsm i6arfen gorge,
Zen gegeu bic 5Iiegengtfts 8sfabr. ga,
tiirli9 iinb Gifte ieber art i'm 9eim
gefa6rli4; ober anbere tperben me6t
gebiitet unb Tinb ibsrbaupt I9pers,
rrbdltli6; unb nobr1deinIiG biIben
ale bieie Site 3uIammen ieins 70
groBe @efabr fir bic atnber, tpie bic
gtftigen psr3udsrten 5tisgent6isrl ca
gibt genug anbere pirtIame MittsQ
nit ben Tlteaen auf3urdumsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-03-05

6reitag ahcno miro Der @crbci.
ierlmastiub Des 9logooitcus cine
@%griammIuua IN Der @0riieI0 ituIc
obboltm.
Sn Der aeitrtgeu MIonatsberiamn.
hung Der Girettorenbeb0roe 6es 5uo.
Cntoba 6oipitais crnonnte Der 9rd-
ii0mt 8ater 0ie peridie0enen aus.
itIiie.
Die biciiaen @aqner Der @inac.
meinoungsDorlage boffen 8uberiiht'
lid bah Die @orlage i'm ~llnterbap.
ie bernihtet miro.
Gle @oales peroen Samitag
9tbeno in ibrer Sale etnen 5lueiten
Breisbnll abbaIten.
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1aati 10 Zoo m lef N,nnht De-
iiatadW
Gle iadAhfiW Germ Taul1
mb be ibaHNfiM Hiald 0alin8
h ailfN aai ftn World
nod m Hfdndste EF mafidiett
leH idplgt l0 MalM bi6 0eure.
tdHi bad a1m ttbriln fe Dor Nuu.
.egr m0 ailhiaitti nmk
Eit afggl dH Der &eilanlaar
hr Tes Maing8 miro en- T. 8l0i
btaimeu mgnH hff &tahirail fineR
6reibriri afiqhmi1t
- MeaeH bt4 mlcigtliditu Der.
.fduie ben aeiih5FH wcirduien mirbc
Der Grcrt g T. Lliempion nod
eiucm alffh0r TIM 4alt3ciaaridit
bent @eriabrm Dor Den @roBNe
idmareien micr 9itrgiduit iiber.
lpicien
Ter mcacn Der @erlebuua Der
Soma Q%orolc8ciete tn 6maho mic.
0~erucrbnitele un0 nod bier Buriddaes
bradltc Clarence Sfab 1T nie6er am.
ter Narole ircigeIaiien @r beaab
iih, oa or IN Soma feline arbeit lin.
Den tonntc nod Omaha, no er lob.
nen0e StelluHq ioRo. Ties mar
iein gergeben Ocnn oas Soma ga.
roleaeieb perbictc bus 8crlaiien oe5
StaateS. SER Burns. Shapp'S
9(rbeitge6er in Omaha, bat iif) iebr
mir ieine 5reilaiiang ms 3elig ge-
Iegt.
Charles 9daffer, elm peniio-
ltterfer gcteran.@oli3iit b< ii1 ein
9Gltto gefauft m0 geoenft BARN
nad Der administering in Sm
5rancisro SIT iabren.
Rah elimouatliher Ebdtigteit
ipuroe Boli3eidef Gramforo's 19d.
tiafeit SUR SGuberung Der Staot
ais 6efrie0igcn0 erfldrt. @or alien
6at er es auf moroentlihe 6duier
uno 6Iititerfneipeu a6geieben.
Charles 6. 91noe i9liig ben
Direftoren Der @dn0elstnmmer Dor,
6as alte p. 81. 6. n. @ebdiioe an
Ser gde a. StraBe uno @rono 9lpe
in Elm alu69ou8 fir arbeiter UNI.
3lrtuanoeln.
Ridter @artin s. @noe lit
3rm 9uu0esridter I'M IiioLiden So.
1iitrift aeitern bonn Seuat Be.
itdttat, un0 ertldrte er, ooB er BON
Soma Gitp ua6 0aOenport iiber.
ipoQe, Inn aid in ieinem
amtSbe3irf 81 mobHen,
Sic aeo 0aF Gleftriifje 2idt.
ln6 araft,Gcmpan0 bat Die gnla.
gen Der Wtcqiulep So. in Woceoo.
mia, SaitingS, MtnteoIa, @lenpoob
unO anoeren 6tabten fduflid er.
fuorben,
Gnrling.
8iefe Srdlier erpedte Der 3o6
zines GaIaganfalles, bon
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sBinf 0lfMnten brrTtridsn, Id bDIte
ssrabe tief slt6em, aIs bic oaboufir"
pm bet IA 8" tDrpebirt iunrbe, ppranf
i'd eine sweite enitreiie antrat NIB
paf bsraa 2ssase IanbsteI
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Ell fsH8# hia. m AF3ft tsHB. 1a
HaHf fam
F fA Mlt atW
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fm H m 81
sisn tlf asat tfN HHH
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Nnrlina.

Giefe &rdlier ernedte Der Sob
zines G6laganfaQes, bon
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6pf1ritsnlnfen in Mlinben.

Shon mie0er bat &upIo IN Wtlns
ben einen 5ieg errungen. 3iesmal
parrn es SER 8alter $. 8Iumer
uno 6rGnlein 2i3sie otto, bic ibm
gum 0pfer fielcn. Baitor ISM.
Coos ooll3oa bic 9rauung, bic I'M
gIternbauIe Der 9rout i%tattfanb.
SER 8[llmcr lift Elm at8eie6ener
t5armer unb miro nit ieiner iungcn
5rau aif ieiner 8arm iit bdusIi6
nieoerlaiIen.
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Man ~unteritiibe Die oeutide
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-13
HALVE RATING
OF STOCKS IN: THE !.
STOCK EXCHANGE

New York, Oct. 12.-When the Stock
Exchange opens tomorrow certain IA
vorite stocks will apparently be halv-
ed In value, although in realty there
will be no change In their worth Thus,
Reading. Pennsylvania and Westing-
house selling Monday et 1sl, III and
13S will be listed at s01s. 5Sla and g.
respectively, unless there be the usual
variation in quotations over a holt-
day. The reason for this is found in
an announcement made at the Stock
Exchange today asserting that Ger.
tain amendments to the constitution
had been approved. almost Unanimous
ly by the members. One of these
amendments provided, for quoting ali
stocks In terms ,ofz dollars instead. az
points. as. heretofore. Reading, Penns-
syivania and Westinghouse, together
with . number. Of other issues are rf
$50 par value. but have been quoted
on hundred peint basis in the past
In future. they will be quoted in terms
OF dollars, which apparently halves
their values. ~e-, s.ss~' ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-13
FURTHER ACTION
: IN Won PA Pc n,
= CASE UNLIKELY

Washington, Oct. 12.-Indications
today from State department officials
were that no action was likely in the
case of Captain Won Papen, the Ger
man military attache here, who in
trusted to James F. j. Archibald COM
munications to his government along
with those which caused the recall OF
DR.. Dumba, the Austrian ambassador.
1t was learned that officials had
been unable to decipher Won Papen's
messages and it was inferred that no
attention was paid to his letter to his
wife. in which the phrase "idiotic
Yankees" was used. officials would
not say whether the other letters he
had written were sufficient to require
his recall, but the intimation was that
although the examination had not
been completed: no such action was
contemplated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-13
GERMAN note
ON MISUSE OF
U. S.PASSP0RTS
Secretary Lansing Announces
Despatch of Note from Amer
. lean, Embassy at Berlin-Re-
frairs from Any Comment
Believed That Germany Will
Deny Any Completely in the
Matter ~@2 =,

Washington, Oct. 12.-Secretary Lam
sihg stated today that Ambassador Ge-
rard at Berlin had received and was
forwarding by mail a note from the
German government with reference to
the alleged misuse of American pass
ports, an investigation of which had
been under way for several months. The
inve stigation was the result Of Seeca-
tdry Lansing's note Of July % calling
attention to the alleged infraction
The secretary said he would reserve
comment until the note reached here
and it's contents had been examined 1t
is understood however, that from pre-
Hious conferences between Ambassador
trar6 and officials at the Berlin foreign
office. the German government denies
"o,nplicity in the misuse of American
passports.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-13

With one street wholly closed and
another partly waterville looked like a
sure enough big city Tuesday. The
paving company has large crew at
work and they are going forward rap
idly on the two sections which they
have started on. The store owners
along the street have made all prep
arations for the closing and are not
interfered with in the least but oc-
casionally a man comes along who
uses the street about twice a year and
makes a big holier because he has to
go out round. With a solid macadam
foundation the Silver street job
should be good for all time, it being
necessary to take Oft just a little of
tho top Of the macadam leaving a
smooth and selid surface that will ap-
pafentfy make the finest Of founda-
tions.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-13
Football At w, n, S,

Football practice at the High school
like that Of the other two schools, was
Of very strenuous nature Tuesday.
Coach Fraser was not particularly de-
lighted with the showing of his
charges againRt Cony of Augusta and
he is giving them lot of hard work
this week in the hopes that he will be
able yet to round out a team that will
bring home a majority Of victories
The boys are all doing their level best
for him and will be certain to fight
hard for victory in the remaining
games played. The practice Tuesday
was one Of the longest and best that
has been held this fall and the team
showed up to good advantage playing
together in fine shape
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-10-13

Men's-F. A. Bulge. John Cham
pange, c. H. Curtis. Emile Dubois, A.
w. Douglas, Fred Eldridge. A. C.
Fernald. r. J. Graham. Frank
Hart, Robert J. Hill, Ed Lauson
Ronald Macdonald, Patrick II. Muir
ply, Jimmie Murray. Fred Stee1brook
Arthur B. Tufts, Sam Watner, Jack
Whalen.
Women's-Mrs. Edgar Bailey. Mrs
Ida NJ. Brown. Mrs. Joseph Burke
Rose Dulac, Miss Amy Heron, Mrs
Sara Holt, Mrs. Parker Howard, Mrs
Harvey A. Ladd, Miss Mona Lewis
Mrs. H. G. Miles. Mrs. Mary Murray
Bertha Peasley, Mrs. M. G. Price, Miss
Edna Randall. Mrs. Emaline Romeo
Mrs. 7. H. Stone, Momy True, Mrs
John Tyler.
Foreign--Mr. Min Hairo Gala, Mrs
Rayford Merrett, Mrs. Schoolcraft, Mr.
Will viel.
Miscellaneous-P. Kingston, Reliable
Supply Co.