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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY ALL-RAIl. LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule in effect Arvlr .. 1915.
Lave Byrd street Station. Richmond
FOR NORFOLK, $500 A. u. $500 r. r..
ASs0A r., N.Y.
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1910 r. II.
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CHESAPEAKE B OHIO RY.
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James River Line 10000 a. t5:I5 p.
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BUSINESS orpoNrUNrrY.

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RAILWAY COMPANY,
Schedule effective January ., 1913.
supersedinE schedule OF A pril IL. 1914
schedule subject % change without
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statesmen.

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TO retail dealers NJ low prices ana
all freight paid, GoODoNE HOS
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PROFESSIONAL.

Hard and Ssft Shes Ssage bascans
thoroughly taught. Prices ressona-
BILE. J. IL BROWN. late OF Paragon
Trio. s2zs Floyd avenue.
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1711 r STREET. MADISON 61ls.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21

HEIP-MALE AND FEMALE.
AAliabIe Men and wcsnsr Venting
work. see vrRaI.yiA BUSINESS EN-
CHANGE ale Nerth Second street.
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~PECrAI NOTICE.

III M u -FECIAN NOIIOHss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Another large shipment stead
faatr Oxford SAMPLES to sell At $a.eo
and 31.s0.
B0wDENS SAMPLE SHOE sTORR
- = Aroad 81. Near City Hall.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

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minutes from postofffce and all
amusemsnts: on car lire; home com
forts. sanitary rooms; reasonable
rates. good board MRS. II. u.
mccoy. Proprtetress.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-07-21

MISCELLANEOUS.
SUDAN GRASS - Valuable Descriptive
booklet free. and attractiv prtcss on
H., .ehasnn., ssamtnsMd. insRAffsds ma 6pMf-
anteed pure. seed C. UIL4ERX. Lab.
book. Tex
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PAYING TELLER WANTED
 IN SEATTLE GOT HERE.

Within the past few days Seattle banker arrived in Seward and when he went below again he was accom- panied by a man who was formerly a paying teller in the same bank and was wanted in the Spirit city to clear up some doubts about the disappear ance of the sum of five thousand dol lars. This paying teller resigned from the bank some time ago and came to Seward He built a little house on one of the avenues but af- ter that had no funds and when the bank manager came here to look for him he found the former teller har- vesting hay on a ranch a few miles from the city. The ex-teller was not arrested but agreed to accompany the banker to Seattle and they are now on the way to that city. Names are suppressed as no arrest has been made and no complaint formally lodged.
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TO EvACUATE WILMA

GENEVA, August 13.-Grand Duke Nicholas has notified the allied nations that he will evacuate the city of Wilma which is about two hundred and fifty miles northeast of Warsaw and near the Warsaw-Petrograd rail- road. Over that line the bulk of the Russian army is now trying to escape from the Teutonic jaws and it is doubtful if the forces that have been defending Warsaw have had time to travel that distance from the city. All Europe is watching with bated breath for the outcome of this gigantic move on the part of the com bined Teutons. Within a very few days the vast chess game may have come to an end so far as that portion of Russia is concerned and then will come the information as to how much of the Russian armies have escaped or have been taken in the colossal trap.
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BULGARIA. MAY FIGHT

SOFIA, August 19.-The Bulgarian prime minister, Radoslavoff, announc- ed today that Bulgaria will join the allies immediately if it is ceded Serb ian Macedonia. Both sides to the great conflict are putting forth every effort to secure the help of the Bull garians. The allied nations know that by the aid of this nation the Turks could be taken on the flank and Constantinople almost surely captur- ed while, on the other hand, the aid of our army to the central powers would be of the greatest advantage in the same theatre. Serbia still holds out against ceding us the territory which it stole in the second Balkan war after we had almost single hand handed defeated Turkey and as long as the Serbians remain Obdurate so long will we withhold aid.
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WANT MILLION CATTLE

CHICAGO, August 13.-The Brit ish government has enquired from American packers as to the terms for the purchase of a million cattle. The condition of the meat market in Eng land is admittedly causing great un- easiness and the price has gone up so high that many poor people are un- able to secure animal food at all. The increase of the price is also the cause 10 a great extent for the unrest in the labor world.
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ganized and to be ready to meet the enemy again on an equal footing. General von Hindenburg is cOncen- trating his attacks on the KOvnO dis trict with the hope still of driving through to the Warsaw-Petrograd railroad in that neighborhoOd. The Russians are concentrating to oppose the Teutonic advance, particularly near Balstok where the next severe fighting may be looked for in the near future. Warsaw and the line of the Vistula are admittedly either in the hands of the central powers or with in their grasp but the Russian army stands intact further east and conf- dent of checking the coming on- slaughts.
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TWO HELD FOR
 ROWE MURDER BLOOD FOUND ON CLOTHES OF MILLER AND O'CONNOR,
 THE PRISONERS.

FAIRBANKS, August 14.-Julius Miller and William O'Conner have been held without bail on the charge of murdering Mrs. Rowe of Olnes. At the preliminary hearing it was shown that blood was found on the clothes of both men and they were unable to prove where they had slept on the night of the murder.
 Other evidence of the most dam ming kind has been produced against them. One man swore that Miller had tried to get him to aid in cOmit- ting the deed and had latter describ- ed the manner in which the murder had been done.
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RAID ENGLISH COAST.

LONDON, August 13-TwO Ger man Zeppelins raided the English coast again last night and dropped bombs on some towns whose names are not mentioned in the official notice. Six people were killed by the raid and thirteen were injured but the military advantage gained was nil. For some reason or another the Germans have postponed or abandon ed the intention of attacking London in force from the air and it is as sumed that they fear universal cen sure as an attack on this city might we'll result in a frightful catastrophe.
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COERCE ROUMANIA

BUCHAREST, August 14.-The Teutonic empires are now trying to cOerce Roumania into permitting the shipment of supplies through ROumanian territory to Turkey. One of the chief methods used by Austria and Germany to bring about their desire is to refuse to take ROumanian grain. The Turks are badly in need of war munitions and this country ex- poets the Teutons to. go to extremes to open the way through this terri tory. For this reason ROumania may vet be forced into war.
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GERMANS CAPTURE SIEDLCE

BERLIN, August 18.-The German troops have captured Siedlce, sixty miles east of Warsaw, and have thus taken possession of one of the railroad lines out of the Polish capital. The only other line of railroad that can be used by the Russians to retreat from Warsaw is the direct road to PetrO- grad which is joined to the Siedlce line by a branch which meets the Petrograd road where the latter crosses the river Bug. If our forces now succeed in sweeping along this branch Warsaw will be entirely sur rounded. The great city is already practically in our possession but our chief aim is to encircle it completely and compel the garrison to surrender en masse without sacrificing the lives of our troops by direct assault on the inner defenses.
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ALAMEDA LEFT YESTERDAY.
The Alameda left Seattle yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock according to word received by Agent Mcdonald.
NEWS NOTES.

Miss Una North last night gave party in honor of Miss Spence and Miss Bennett, who leave for Unga on the Santa Ana, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Butts. About a score of young people spent a delightful even- ing dancing. About the midnight hour refreshments were served
 F. A. Stevenson, an attorney and partner of Judge van Pelt, has ar rived from Nevada and will practise law here with Mir. van Pelt. Mir. Stevens was formerly associated with Key Putnam, now United States senator from Nevada.
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VICTORIA DUE HERE
 TOMORROW 6 A. NJ. Is Full of Passengers According to Word Received this
 Morning.

The steamship Victoria, Captain O'Brien, will arrive in Seward tOmOr- row morning at 6 o'clock according to word received just before noon today by Agent Mcdonald, of the Alaska Steamship Company. The message to Mir. Mcdonald also stated that she is full up" of passengers. As she was delayed by storms several days after the Gateway received her passenger list it is likely that several additional passengers will be aboard.
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WASHINGTON, August 13.-The Pan-American appeal to all the part ies in Mexico to come together and discuss means for bringing about peace was dispatched today. Brazil, Chile, Argentina and several other South American republics are repre- sented in the appeal which is couched in friendly tones but which suggests that for the sake of humanity and the peace of the continent quiet must be restored to Mexico. The exact terms of the appeal have not been published.
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ROME, AUGUST 13.-Italy now needs one thousand five hundred tons of grain and will place the order for it in the United States of America.
 LONDON, August 19.-Diplomats of the allies and the Teutons are now busy teasing Bulgaria to enter the war on their respective sides. Ger many is reported to have made offers of territory to the Bulgarian govern ment in return for the military aid of the Balkan state and the allied pow CTS are holding out similar promises.
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GERMAN SOCIALISTS ARRESTED

BERLIN, August 13.-Several socialists have been arrested on the charge of publishing criticisms of the socialists who are supporting the gov ernment strenuosuly in its war policy. Several published attacks on the gov ernment have recently been issued by socialists and more severe steps are now in contemplation to suppress the pra. .ise. Allied submarines shelled Turkish troops yesterday while they were marching on Gallipoh peninsula.
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PRINCE ATTACKS ARGONNE

PRINCE ATTACKS ARGONNE
 PARIS, August l3.-While his at tack on Verdun was proceeding the crown prince also launched an attack on the French positions in the Argonue but his effort there has fail ed, the French troops holding their ground without the loss of foot of trenches. The artillery attack on the Verdun detenses is still proceeding, however, but without effect up to the present. In the Argonne attack the German infantry was sent forward against our positions but was com pelled to retire with severe losses.
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PERUVIAN BARK WAS
 A SHIP OF HORROR.
Arrives at Port Angeles with Five Dead From Beriberi and all
 the Rest Nearly Dead.

PORT ANGELES, August IA The Peruvian bark, Alliance, arrived here tins morning with five dead bodies and with all the rest of the crew, with the exception of the cap tain, nearly dead from Beriberi. The disease attacked the crew in mid ocean and while unfavorable winds prevented a quick run to land. For some days before landing was effect ed, the captain says the vessel be- came a veritable chamber of horrors.
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ALL SINKING SHIPS

LONDON, August 1S.-A British submarine has sunk the Turkish gun boat Derlistavet and also a Turkish transport ship in the Dardanelles. On the other hand the British steam CT Summerfeld has been destroyed by a German submarine. The sub marine. which sank the Turkish yes sells had to perform the most daring feat of travelling between hostile forts before reaching its quarry.
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FIRE DESTROYS FIVE HOUSES
 AT METLAKAHTLA.

KETCHIKAN, August 6.-Fire at Metlakahtla, starting from smoke house destroyed four residences and the Davis boat building shop shortly before midnight last night. The loss is placed at $1O,0O0.
 All of the able-bodied men of Met lakahtla, except four, were away fish ing at the time and that was respon- sible for the fires spreading. As it was many other houses caught afre, but the blaze was extinguished in every instance save those mentioned.
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STREAMS REPULSE AUsTRIANs

LONDON, August 13.-Dispatches today state that the Servians have repuIsed the Austrians near Orzaven where the latter were attempting to force a way to aid the Turks. This is hard to understand, however, as the Austrians would have to cross either Bulgarian or Greek territory to reach Turkey but it is assumed that the Turks meant are the Turkish party in Albania.
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DANES LOSE MILLIONS

COPENHAGEN, August 13.-Den- mark has suffered the loss of a mil lion by the sinking of her ships by mines and another million by the de- tention of her goods by the British. The loss from other causes is incal- culable.
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GIRLS VS. BOYS

LONDON, August 13.-Since the beginning of the war sixty per cent of the children born in London were girls while sixty per cent of those born in Vienna were boys. Scientists are now indulging in surmises as to the reason for this and most of them think it is due to the effect of the war on different temperaments.
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POLICE HOLD STRIKERS
 WHILE BREAKERS UNLOAD.

ST. LOUIS, August 14.-The police held in check five hundred striking teamsters here today while strike breaking mail drivers were unloading the mail. During the unloading the crowd began to look nasty and strike call was sent in. Several of the leaders were finally arrested and the trouble ended.
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 * MUNITIONS OF WAR. *

WASHINGTON, August 13.-The government has asked all the chief munitions factories of the country for figures as to the supply of muni- tions of war that could be secured in case of war. The lesson of the Euro pean war is that in these days of armies of millions the supply of ammunition is a question of supreme importance.
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TURKS REPULSE ALLIES.

CONSTANTINoPLE, August 13.-- The Turkish troops have repulsed the allies on GallipoH peninsula and the relative positions of the opposing forces remain about as they were. The latest repulse was the result of an attack in extraordinary force after the landing of large achievements
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BEAT TURKS AND TEUTONs

PETROGRAD, August 1S.-The Russians have driven the Turks com pletely from the province of Tran seaucasia and across the border into Turkish territory. We have also re- pulsed the Teutons between Cholm and Vadova and checked the advance which had for it's object the closing in from the south to the east of War saw.
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RUSSIANS APPRECIATED.

LONDON, August 14.-An official dispatch from PetrOgrad today an- nounces that the Russian armies have been extricated from their predica- ment and have escaped the great German trap by magnificent general ship. The muscovite army is stated to have been almost perfectly reOr-
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MAN WHO MURDERED THREE
 BRIDES DIES ON GALLONS.
Notorious Murderer, George Smith, Hanged for Killing Wives
 in Bath.

LONDON, August 14.-George Smith, the "Brides in Bath" murder CT, was hanged this morning for the murder of his three wives. He went to the gallows calmly and persisted in declaring his innocence to the end.
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HAITI ELECTS A
 NEW PRESIDENT.
Washington Promises to Recognize Him When He Establishes
 Stable Government.

PORT AU PRINCE, August 13.- The National Assembly has elected General Dartinguenave president of Hayti. The claims of BObO were overlooked because of the active part he took in the revolution and the con sequent danger that his election might give umbrage to the supporters of the old regime.
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War Reports Say Allies, Turks and Germans Have All Suf- fered RepuIses.
CANCEL WHEAT ORDER

ALLIES CANCEL WHEAT ORDER
 CHICAGO, August 13.-BrOkers report that the allies have cancelled orders for two million bushels of wheat and a furry has resulted in the pit. The reason assigned for the can cellation of the order is the prospect that the Dardanelles will soon be fore ed and the supply from Russia be re- leased.
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SINKS STEAMER

CONSTANTINOPLE, August l3.- A Turkish submarine has sunk the Norwegian steamer Aura near the entrance to the Dardanelles. The steamer had ignored the warning that vessels of all natonahties ran the risk of sinking if they attempted to land supplies for the allied armies.
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WASHINGTON, August 18.-The United States government has decid- ed to recognize the new president of Hayti just as soon as he has shown that he can maintain stable govern ment.
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TONDON DISPATCHES SAY PETROCRAD REPORTS
RT7SSTAN ARMY APPRECIATED FROM TEUTONIC TRAP
GERMANS GET EAST OF
 WARSAW BUT MAY BE LATE

by the enemy. The British and French moved up against our fOrti- fications in rough country in large numbers and advanced a considerable distance before meeting our full re- sistance when they were compelled to retire to their entrenchments after big losses.
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JURY IN TOBIE CASE
 HAS DISAGREEMENT.

FAIRBANKS, August 14.-The jury in the TObie case disagreed at the Ruby term of court and Tobie will be tried again at the next Fairbanks term. He is a native who is charged with murder.
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GERMAN PRISONERS DROWNED

CHRISTIANA, August 14.-Thirty interned German prisoners attempted to escape yesterday by swimming a ford but some of them were drowned and the rest were captured. They Overpowered their guards before making the attempt.
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WORKING ON FAIRBANKS
 QUARTZ TO THE LIlUT. One Mill OvertaXed and Another is Being Erected and Will
 Start in Month.

FAIRBANKS, August l4-The quartz properties on upper Fairbanks creek is now worked to the limit One mil IS overworked entirely but a second mill which is now being erect ed will be ready for operation in month. The rock now being worked on the Drury property is worth seventy-fve dollars a ton.
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DECLARES HE IS
 WILLING TO PULL OUT
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 * TOLOVANA CAMP < * IS LOOKING UP. :'

FAIRBANKS, August 14.-The new Tolovana camp is looking up ex- ceedingly well. The total output from the Patterson property for the season amounts already to fifteen thousand dollars although he is working only small outfit. The town of Discovery is growing rapidly.
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BROWNSVILLE, August l4- Twenty more Mexican raiders cross ed the border into the United States territory today and are now being pursued by armed posses Of citizens. For the past two days conditions have become less threatening and several of the raiders of former days are sup posed to have recrossed into their own country.
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WORK ON THE TOLOVANA
 ROAD BEGINS WEDNESDAY.
Commercial Club of Fairbanks Raises Money and Turns It Over
 to Road Commission.

FAIRBANKS, August 14.-The Fairbanks commercial club has turn ed over the money raised for the Tolovana road to the Alaska Road Commission and work on the con struction of the road will begin next Wednesday. The Olnes route has been selected.
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GUSTAD TAKES OVER
 FAIRBANKS NEWS-MINER.

FAIRBANKS, August 14.-Senator Gaustad took over the News-Miner last Monday and has since been con- ducting that paper. He was formerly a newspaperman in the states. Thompson left on the Sheldon stage last Thursday for the outside but says he will return in February.
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[: :. .: * (: * * * < * * {" :: DANIELS WANTS AIR [" :: AND UNDERSEA FLEETS. *

WASHINGTON, August 13.- Josephus Daniels, secretary of the navy, stated today that the people of the country favor the establishment of a great airship fleet and a still greater submarine fleet.
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SINK AUSTRIAN SUBMARINE

ROME, August 15.-ltahan war ships have sunk the Austrian sub marine U-2 in the Adriatic with all hands. The submersible had come in- to Italian waters for the purpose of attacking the very warships that sank
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EQUALIZATION BOARD
 ENDS THIS AFTERNOON.

The Equalization board finishes it's work this afternoon at four o'clock. The tax levy will be decided upon next Tuesday,
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[: z. :: * :: " (. :' .: z: * 'H (" RESTORE CHUGACH " * RESERVE TO ENTRY. ."

WASHINGTON, August 13.-The sparsely timbered half of Chugach re- serve has been restored to entry. The part restored is that which has caused so much controversy because of the fact that some of it had no timber at all but was called a forest reserve.
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VILLA READY FOR PEACE

VILLA READY FUK PEACE
 WASHINGTON, August 13.-A communication was received today from General Villa announcing his willingness to eliminate himself for the sake of peace in his country. He suggests, however, that when the question of peace terms comes to be settled none of the leaders in the
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QUAKES IN AUSTRIA.

AMSTERDAM, August 13.-News has been received here that severe earthquakes have occurred in Austria and have caused very severe damage.
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BOSTON, August 13.-An invcsi- gation is now under way to discover who is responsible for the shipment of arms that was sent from this city to the Mexicans of Arizona. Quite a considerable quantity of arms is known to have been sent and the re- suit of the investigation will be serl- ous for those proven responsible.
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The Pan-American Combination
 Sends Note to Mexico Calling
 on Factions to Come to Terms.

present war ought to be considered in the light of possible heads of the future government.