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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31

The l.uncnburg Call asks: Who ever heard
al = town being clean with a lot Of filthy hon
pens scattered over IL and the obnoxious odors
hoatinS IN and out Of the open doors and win
d"WS oil the homes Of the Inhabitants" It
shoui" be explained that Victoria the town i'm
"h'ch the Call is published. is not the commu-
i'F th;'t the paper is shooting at hut another
town mat the editor thinks should reform,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31

IAN any ono tell me. asked tho teacher
VINO IL Is that stckcth closer than a brothcr"''
can teacher said the bright boy on the
lroni bench who had paid recent visit TO his
Fathers Office 'rh" ling clerk"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31
The Voice Of the Peoole


To the Editor Of The Times Disp patch
Sir read with interest editorial In
"egnrd ia the game law. sincerely hope YOU
contribute the by keeping before
the pco?!" N your editorial columns fr-""eniiy.
i. &. HARRIS.
TSoS,o,i Va. Jul,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31
Queries an-l Answers
I urf0oitlst.

some dra wings. H. c. ENEER
Probably your best chance is offer them
TO the more important papers. or course YOU
are likely to FIND th"t most Oi them are. like
rhe Times-b sratc already provided with salts
factory arrangements.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31

Lists from Times DiSna tch Reader. q. Nolan.
Miss l.. L. T.. and &. l.. browning contain nothing
.! premium value.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31
Tho I'c.sImiSt Says:

iher"s lust one good thing that can he said
Tor this weather: ii gives some extraordinarily
sensible mon an excuse to shed their coats
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31

puhiishri ever. tn, IN the ~ Times.
dispatch fuhiishiur t"'npaIa. inr. Siihrr>s nil
Communications To iHE TiNl:s DISpAJt' IL.
Ifmc>-tiI>rrr"h i,i,h;Hi, ~ ~uuit trnth STREET.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31

Ihe Newport News Times Herald saws ,rbe
cIcct'"h OF j. G.. torley. Of Richmond TO he
presidency Of the National .,ssoca ton Of Iia,,,
'e''hHhtS Is compliment we'll deserved and
""'th'lN bestowed. Mr. Corlcy is not only a
progressive merchant but Il friend n p,tro,
ana Il promoter OF good music"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31
Nfr. ItOcl,cfcllcr,

Please give me the address OF John TO,
i .l>.. MRS
West Fify-fvurth street. New York cit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31
German
Defense,
of Course


ht' ''"'hadr a:h mine laying exceeded former
inili't'o''S Of nterna tomal law: Therefore. Ger
miaaN may XIII noncomhatants as she ,hooses
ms can hardly lie called argument: il .is ,h,t
Nti"uS misuse ana expansion Of technical ruIcu
mat Germany has shown from the nrst. A.,
W'iP mas lorilhcatlons miles away from the
''' 'he'e!ore IL - riSht and honorable pur-
tj:ct! 20 drop bombs houses "a ,h, ,.n,or
;''" FiIi Woineh ana children some ;tl,ians n.y
nave hrtu on German soldiers: theTefore i, 10
~ ~ 10 III! ana burn inuiscIiinina:nl\ II, NJ
\H!h. hnd so on through the series of soyo,.o
''stS winch have made tiermany's ,on,I,,,t =,
ihtS van horrible and rcpulSivt Til, nId ,
i.ial Eng lands blockade is StarNin. GERMAN no.,
pic i."S been overeNploitcd aud las f,lsi,, !,
hno"n. Germany is not carryin. ON her .ul
i';:rtnc wai TO get food into t;eruanv Inn, .,
he'p munitions OF war Of England-a M
!cciiy proper object. but not one to excuse ,tro;
;"S. The fact $ that from the heeinnin. o.
mruN has acted on the belief that ,nic bt NAB,
iiEht: rroof gathers that her purpose was
":S'"SSi'" from the start. and, far as She is
r"N on the defensive. il is from necessity aim.
u Neutral nations accept her plea OF necessity
ir' un";\iliz"d warfare, they may later have IN
zeal win that aERressve purpose excrciSe1
t+ainst thcmselvcS.-rhs Outlook
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31

liz
StuhbS--What's the trouble now
f"rbbs--I can't make up my mind whether, IN
'h"r' E" my house and buy automobile or
E"ii INC house and send my family TO a FASH
i"nahlc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31

IT one of the candidates for the Admins
traiiHe Board would declare himself definite
~ Tor clean streets for Richmond. he would
httTac much more interest TO his candidacy
inc trouble with al the platforms is that
'hcy doal too largely in glittcring genera liics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31
Pure Accident.

"iIaNe you bccu lighting
again. Tommy"
NO. ins,'Hm. Willie Jones
and ! were playing. and I
happened to run my nose
against his fist just before
he fell over backwards and
hurt his head on the pave
mreni. u YOU listen you can
hear him bowling now"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31

The Central Nirginiau which iv ,,,,i
hiht i"' municipal cleanliness and beauty saws.
~" YOU ever see come INTO /, nriv,,e
""uSt ana "Npectorate throw cigar stumns
~ waste paper on the lady's nice bardwood
"""'S We never saw the floor of a busiuass
'S''"''shheht treated with such indi-pitiss
c''"ei when the proprietor Kept his floor ,s
'iean as the lady keeps hers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31

Considering the situation in Europe Asia
africa. Mexico and Haiti. it does seem that
Colonel Roosevclts efforts to raise more
trouble are supcrhuous. to say the least OF it,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31

ne Virginia Gazette. which was established
AT JOHANNESBURG in 1886, and has been published
mere with occasional Interruptions ever since
""s .'''S |" say: We have the heart To
c'iici"e Inc lady who read history OF iour
h'hS'h I'll the recent meeting OF The Virginia
'''SS ASSOCIATION in Newport News but We
' WY She torIot the three Virginia
newspapers li:tt are more than 100 wears old,
IN point "i age. II not of influence they were
81 'tast worth me ntoning If for no other re,
son IMAM To keep the record straight. or
'u' - our newspaper brethren too chivaI-
'""@ l" "'spute the authority given aIthourh
"'S'"'E may suffer for their chvalry''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31

we don't like to complain about the
weather, but the last few days have wlted
highly interesting editorial article on the
virtues OF Richmond ASIA summer resort
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31
Current Editorial Common.

SO far as the Germans defend
their attack upon the Lusiiauia
ana the other misdeeds of their
submarine warfare ON ,nercb.nt
:hi,S. ii Is as reprisal or rataIi,
E,il OIL 4,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31

Pickles arc pronounced :,
ranacea for all petuIant p.r-
sons by III. National Pickle
i'ac4ers' Association. Men are "a
wear iancy waistcoats this sum. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31

naiicnal Custom cutters Association Fancy
an" freakish footwear is to be thrown into the
discard announces the American shoemakers.
Convention Golf is recommended as cure
Tor insanity By q group OF Illinois alienjsts in
session at Chicago. The dog days arc almost
h.re. So are the conventions. Political gath
"rihHs may shape the destiny of politics, but
I" 'icse industries goes the credit for mold.nc
the fashions in footwear diet, medical treat.
meHt. ways OF paving streets house decorations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31

III Lie Is n Very cOm1licated PROPOSE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-07-31

Fly Tfme,-D""at"h CARRIER Deliver, service In
richmond lard s"h"r''sI nnh prtrrsi'"rv;
Daily with Sun'lny ,
bafiE without Sund">.
Sunday only. cru,.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-08
ATTEMPT TO WRECK
TRAIN THWARTED
BY TRACKWALKER

Unionport. Ohio. Dec. s.--QuicS
action by a trackwalker today saved
800 passengers from death on the
Pennsylvania system's New york-st,
Louis flyer. when he found that
three tons OF steel rails had been
fastened by chains to the track near
a tunnel here. In few seconds
more the train. speeding at so miles
an hour, would have crashed into
the obstrutlon and piled up in ruins.
Rushing down the track, the track
man nagged her Just in time. for she
was brought to a halt only Within
ten feet of the obstruction. \
Grateful passengers made up a
purse for him and hysterical women
crowded about to thank him.
The attempt 10 wreck the flyer was
blamed on disgruntlod workmen.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-08
BY VIM. q. Shepherd.

Saloniki, Greece. Dec. 6 (Delayed).
Mighty battling is on In the Christ
mas holly woods near Strumnitza.
Bloody strife marks that region
where grows the emblem of peace
on earth. goodwill toward men,"
The Bulgarians have been attack
ing since Saturday. but thus far they
have been repulsed. visited the
French and British fronts Friday
night and Saturday. Atop the hills
stretched lines OF allied batteries,
sending shells streaming eight miles
across valley to mountains a mile
high. The holly hills shook with the
dun lroars OF the cannon; the scene
was ehastly.
The allies artillery seemed supe-
rior to that of tho opposing forces,
The shells blasted the Bulgar works
and blew up whole lines OF advancing
enemies, while the allies losses were
comparatively slight,
The sheen Of holly leaves on the
broad hlllsides was dulled by spat-
tering blood. Among the bright red
Christmas berries Red Cross work
ers found the bodies OF Bulgars and
allies, twisted and shattered. their
faces marked with tho death horror
following hand-to-hand struggles.
Occasionally the Bulgars broke
over the hills In Wild charges, scream-
Ing like demons az they came with
their bayonets ready for the slaugh-
ter. Throughout the Balkan wars
they have been known as champions
with tho bayonet, But the French
zouaves were their match.
In three encounters French cold
steel caught them. stabbed them W
death. and sent them fleeing back 10
the holly hills from whence they
came human targsts before the
hI M AZ N iN4l.lAu' tMFar.n p4siurN
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-08
SELL COSTLY
BUILDINGS
As JUNK
Work Of Wrecking Panama
Pacific Exposition il Pro-
gress, and Great Structures
Sell fer Few Dollars ~,

San Francisco, Dec. Buildings
that cost hundreds Of thousands Of
dollars to construct may be bought
for a song at the grounds Of the late
Panama exposition. A recapitulation
Of figures today showed that the best
offers 90 far made for buildings
which cost $S64,0OO to erect total
only $12,445. And these figures in
|clude only the various state or for
eign buildings.
The state Of New York paid $780,
900 for its building. which was sold
today to wreckers for $3.050. In
diana's building cost ssO, 900 and the
best offer for It yet made is $1.750.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-08
ALLIES ARE
DIVIDED ON
BALKANS
England Reported to Differ
With France and Russia
Over Conduct of Campaign
in the Balkan Peninsula

Paris, Dec. S.--England and her
allies are reported at odds over the
Balkan situation.
Against the wishes Of her col.
leagues. England is reported In favor
of Withdrawal OF the Balkan expedi.
Etionary forces. She showed her
hand, It Is limited, in the two days
war council OF all the allied military
heads.
Yet, the other allies are said to in.
sist on continuance Of the campaign
to aid the Serbs.
"If England persists alone In fav.
oring departure from Saloniki," said
a high French official today. then
the remainder Of the allies will con.
tinue to aid the Serbs"
Sir John French OF England is un'
derstood to have suggested the aban.
donment, while General Joffre and
others objected to leaving the Serbs
to the mercy OF the Teutons.
France has known for somc time
that England was dissatisfied with
Balkan Affairs. for speakers in ths
British parliament have openly call
ed the Saloniki expedition useless
too late and too small to aid The
Serbs.
On the other hand. French official!
have frequently proclaimed their In
|tention Of strongly supporting Serbia
though the French newspapers have
suggested the situation Of the allied
forces in Serbia may become peril
ous.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-08
ROUTED
FROM KUlALUMA.
BY THE BULGARS
(By United Press Leased wire.l

(By United Press Leased Wire.l 4
London, Dec. S.-s'Defeat Of the
Serbians near Kulaluma had the ma
ture Of a capture" said the Bulgarian
war ofice. in astatement received
here early today.
This told Of the capture Of all the
Serbian artillery, automobiles, the
royal carriage. $40 omnibuses and
quantities Of munitions.
The Serbians were said to be In
disorganized rout. while the Alban-
ians were reported turning on them
in the mountains, where they have
sought refuge.
Bulgarian occupation OF Monastir
was reported. Other Bulgar forces
were said to be driving westward to-
ward Ochrida and Debra ON the edge
Of Albania.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-08
EXPECT INDICTMENTS
OF MORE BOMB PLOTTERs

San Francisco. Dec. S.--The bomb
plot jury got down to work anew to-
day. Indictments we're expected be-
fore nightfall. Meantime officials
hunted Mrs. Abbie Cornell, whom
they thought could throw light on
movements OF some alleged plotters,
Baron Won Brincken and Q. Q.
Crowley probably will be the first
persons against whom the govern
ment acts; others, however, may fall
into their net at an early moment
Attorneys for the defense insisted
today they would bc able to show L,
J. Smith, informer against Brincken
and Crowley, was an English agent.
sd6ubls nrnsslng" ths Gsrmsns.
fU1Uns tlstwbnnA 1nr aM1uNns
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-08
TOWING THE
MINNESOTA
TO PORT
Great Ship Carrying Food
stufs to Allies Is in Badly
Crippled Condition, All
Boilers Being Dead 7

san Francisco, Dec. S.--Tho last
OF her engines stopped. her boilers
crippled. perhaps BY spies or mutt
neers, the food laden Hill liner MIN
nesota 10 making about four knots
northward today In tow OF tho tugs
iaQua and Dauntless. She needs
moro aid, though.
This officials prepared TO send from
hore.
While later reports this forenoon
showed her creeping up tho coast.
fears were felt that storm might
vyertake her and do her INFINITE dam
ago before tho third tug could reach
her. The engines were stopped as
soon as the tows were taken on.
+ Ofiicials believe there must have been
some tampering with the ship. mas
much as all her boilers won't dead
together and they had been tested
sufnciently before she slipped out OF
Seattle on her trip to England with
4 ie,000-ton cargo,
The Merchants exchange marine
department said before nop.. \ Aad
a message reporting tho tugs Iaoua
ana Dauntless towing the Minnesota
northward at an average OF three
knots an hour. Her position was
given as 225 miles south OF San
Diego, with hnc weather. a heavy
northwest swell and n light wind.
The engines have ceased to opor-
ate on tho Minnesota. Captain Wiley
OF the Hill line here said he had no
word since o'clock last night. when
he was notified that the tugs had
hold OF tho Minnesota and were do
Ing about four knots.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-08
name or SOCIETY K
WOMAN DRAGGED!
INTO SHIP SCANDAL

Washington. Dec. s.--The name OF
a prominent New York and Newport
society woman. whose Identity was
shielded. was dragged In today In
the Investigation OF the alleged pro-
German activities OF Franz Won Rim
telen In this country. Rintelen is
now held prisoner by British au-
thorities at London. The authorities
there found on Rintelen letters from
the woman. which they forwarded
here. In these she denounced the ad-
minlstration's attitude In the Ger
man-Amerlcan situation. II is re-
ported that through her social con-
nections the woman arranged for
Rintelen TO inspect sections Of war
ships at Newport ordinarily denied
to aliens. / -
The letters have not been present.
cd to the federal grand jury and au-
thorities are silent as to whether or
not the woman will be Indicted,
Meantime officials are investigating
Rintelen's alleged activities in spend
Ing a half million dollars to start q
Mexican revolution to divert Amer
Ica's attention from Europe. He Is
said, too. TO have. tried to start anti
ally strikes. but officials claim that
high labor leaders here double
crossed him and frustrated his plans
while seeming to play in with him.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-08
TURKS REPORT CAPTURE
OF BRITISH VESSELS

London, Dec. S.---One British moni-
tor was fred and four other vessels
We're captured by the Turks in an
attack near Kut-El-Amara. the Con.
stantinople war ONCE claimed today
concerning operations OF December s,
The Turks were reported. too. to
have made a minor attack in the vi
cinity OF the town to which General
Townshend's forces we're compelled
to retire from their Bagdad expedi-
tion.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-08
MRS. ELLA FLAGG YOUNG
QUITS CHICAGO OFFICE

Chicago, Dec. S.---Mrs. Ella Flagg
Young closed her career as superin-
tendent Of schools here today. This
afternoon she left the city, intending
to 80 either to Los Angeles or San
Diego.
Il may stay in California 20 years."
she said. ''If the war ends. however.
/ win tour Europe"
She visited her Office during the
forenoon and removed the decora-
tons, with their feminine touch.
which had been there since she as
sumed the place six years ago. Her
successor has not vet been appointed,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-08
HOLLY WOODS Scene Of TERRIFIC
Battle BETWEEN BULGARS AND ALLIES

slashihg fire Of machine guns and
shfapnel shells.
Bitter cold increases the horrors.
Several outposts have frozen to
death. Wounded lie In agony on the
battle line II they are not taken i'm
mediately to the rear for attention.
Cold, more intense than that Of
northern New England, or the Dako-
tas, freezes them In short time. At
night eggs will burst In their shells
before the cracking cold.
Above the roar Of guns one hears
the bowling Of q pack Of wolves--a
dismal, ghastly sound In this region
|of internal horror. Behind the Ar
ing line. though. is another sight.
The region looks Christmassy. Tents,
wagons, automobiles and horses are
decorated with sprigs Of holly. Over
head vast fiocks Of Wild ducks honk
their way unharmed. because Gen.
eral Sarrail ordered his men not to
shoot them.
I spent hours beside the allied camp
fire Friday night before the Bulgarian
attack. The French sat about. talk
ing Of past Christmas seasons at
home, and wondering what 1t would
be like this year, They spoke visit
fully OF the pretty Marie at home and
chatted about little Jeans joy on
Christmas morn.
To the home-sick Australian the
"reminiscences were refined torture,
"oh. damn the holly; I'd like to
be home!" he exclaimed.
His body, they told me. was found
the next day among the holly shrubs.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-08
GERMAN. .Av|AIORS.
\ ARE KILLED WHEN
A|RSH|PSr COLLIDE

Amsterdam, Dec. S.--Four men
aboard two German aeroplanes were
unrecognizably burned when their
machines in maneuvering Monday
night over Ellerbruck colllded.
Persons below were Mortified to
see the two machines lock. The tanks
burst in . sudden nash OF fame and
the machines came to earth With 1
crash. with the bodies sentahslsd in
|ths ruins. n
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-08
KING NICHOLAS
. Of MONTENEGRO
is SEEKING PEACE

Berlin. Dec, s.--King Nicholas OF
Montenegro has suggested to the
allies that they allow him to conclude
a separate peace because Montenegro
is exhausted, according to the Frank
furter zeitung today. EM
The allies replied that II Montene-
gro moves separately they will sever
diplomatic relations and withdraw
tho sssistAncs they hare hitherto
sfNntsdsxsr,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-08
WATERWAYS Of
. NATION SHOULD
I. Be DEVELOPED

Washington, Dec. s.-~The nations
waterways must be developed. secre-
tary Of Commerce RediieId today told
tho National Rivers and Harbors con-
ycniIon opening here. He expressed
fear that tho railroads viii be swamp
cd under tho strain OF commercial
development. and for this reason he
urged the development OF the water
transportation.
The Idea or pork. he, held to be
greatly exaggerated and adyiaed that
II must be disassociated fronN the
movement.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-08
ABRAHAM WILL LEAD N
OREGON AGGIEs NEXT YEAR

Corvallis, Dec. SHERMAN Abra4
ham, backfeld star OF the Oregon
Assies, viii lead the Assies on the
|tahbArk next yesr. 'Abrah3m was
almost tnahlmously e,ectSd 4of tke
|captSinSy. 'r1s osntiy Ywss named
|soF kAs mythiUal \ lil.hcsakw sstSfll
leiHxan n Nttltn2 ss'itH .f,Wlsy Az
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-08
To0zE WILL SAIL ON -
SECOND PEACE SHIP

Portland. Dec. Sword was re-
ceived here today that Lamar Toozc
OF Salem. the University OF oregon's
representative with tho Ford peace
expedition. will sail on the second
peace ship. Unable TO obtain creden-
tials IN time for the sailing OF the
oskar II. Tooze has enlisted the as
sistanco Of Representative Hawley Of
Oregon. who will procure the pass
ports. II was stated.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-08
WOMAN AGAIN MAYOR
OF CITY OF TROUTDALE

Troutdale, Ore. Dec. S.---Mrs.s
Clara Larson will guide the civic
destInies Of Troutdale for another
term. Running ON her record as
mayor. MIRA. Lsfson was reelected
without opposition worthy of the
name.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-08

N0TALLPEACE
ABOARD THE
OSCAR ||
Dr.. Aked Asks 10 Be Shown
The Goods, and Seeks Evi-
dence That Pilgrimage Of
Party Will Not Be in Vain

Alboard the Oscar II. by Wireless
70 Cape Race. Dec. Sail is not
peaceful aboard Henry Ford's peace
SHIP. Rev. Charles r. Aked. Of San
Frat hcisco, and others entertaining
doubts as to the success Of the peace
expedition have asked TO be shown"
They insist on seeing the documents
Madame Rosika Schwimmer. Of Hun
gary, claims to have from neutrals
and from high officials Of belligerent
nafions suggesting o readiness to talk
peace. They also insist that Madame
schwimmer prove her statement that
unofIicial representatives OF the belli-
gerents will attend the peace congress
which Ford Is planning.
The madame. however. has refused
to show these documents. on the
ground that they are confidential.
New York. Dec. S.--Attack upon
President Wilson's preparedness ut
terances in his message to congress
was made. by Ellis Jones aboard the
peace ship Oscar II last night. ac-
cording to wireless summary sent
here today by Henry Ford.
In this Jones was quoted as claim
ing that lack OF fortiications along
the American Canadian and Norwe-
gian-Swedish borders was proof that
absence OF preparation for war re-
suits in peace. AT the same time he
challenged the president to state
what enemies America fears.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-08

London, Dec. s.--The Pacific Mail
steamer Korea. San Francisco to Lon
don, slightly damaged d z Greek
fNishtsr ih'a collision near Dsal. ac-
cordins to advices here today, wy
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1915-12-08

waabinpton nae -Cermanv q
v,a,d,ng from i ber' noa,,tou that shs
ma, rrow ,ha s.cts q v,h,cn Arsr.
~ dar,a andad ,ba rac.I, \, Attschss
nv, =, ana vor parsr Th,s bsI,s,
. I, ,or - !. of,,c,.,s M I, ,oasv caused . marr.
"a i .s,sv.tsor !, ,ha ,srs,or ovar ths
,rc,der, ~ wn,,s rrotnc,., ~ \ ,r,c,r,s,,or !,
ia q ~ hs,,sy tb.t carrsnv v,,I
soor !. vrss - rsco,, ~ arard,ro a.
r,,or,s,s ,y,tbor, f,,rtns, da,oard ~
ss,a,,s f &
Arnss.saov vor parr.to~r q ~.