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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-12-28

kueSc tlbIIo W uCI kalaCts h0 LAot
time the former called after the reso-
luton she locked herself In her room.
One would have supposed that instead
sf his having cause to be afraid OF her
1t was she who was afraid Of him. At
his second call, during which an i'm
portant business matter kept him with
her father till 10 o'clock, on hearing
him In the hall about to take his de-
parture she went down on purpose TO
zee II he showed any disappointment
at not having seen her at the time Of
bis last call. The business matter he
had been discussing engrossed his at
tsntion, and he went out with simply q
GOOD evening"
"Papa." said Gwen to her father the
next morning at breakfast, Il am
thinking Of making one exception In
my New Year resolution. In case do
how about the carr
'The only exception, 80 far as the
car Is concerned, Is marriage"
Gwen pouted. It was evident that
marriage was not to be considered In
the case to which she referred.
Mr.. Underwood did not have coca.
sion to call on Mr.. Caruthers again for
six months. Then he came intending
to remain only long enough to secure
the latters signature to'a document.
While the two men were talking In
Mr.. Caruthers' smoking den Gwen was
waiting in the drawing room for them
to end their conference, for she desired
to speak with Underwood before he
left the house. In this instance the
meeting was unusually prolonged, and
every now and again Gwen noticed
that the words were spoken In q low
voice, for the door Of the smoking room
was but partly closed, and when they
were uttered In an ordinary tone she
could hear something Of what was
said. What she was waiting for was
70 ak Nj. Underwood what kind q
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1915-12-28
J. Hastings Bean
SOUTH PARIS
Real Estate
and Securities
BOUGHT AND SOLD.

bOUtdI AMI SOLD,
have both village and farm pro p
erty, also high grade bonds for sale.
Loans and investments carefully
made.
Examination of titles specially.
Twenty years experience in title
work.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08

M ANY Mary quite contrary how does garden grow?"
my same ola question How does
Ana you promised you'd plant them
never break
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-08

ITO Matthews Jordan. Miss Edith sum
merson and Mrs. John B. Jordan mo-
tored over and spent the evening Mt
Maple Grove. tho homo Of Mrs. VIII
liam Gibboney. near Bane. Va.
Miss Ernestine williams. a euest at
bsgleston Springs. went to Bluofleld
to attend house party given by
Mtsses Wright. On returning, Mis-.
Williams stopped over In Pcarisburg
as the guest OF Misses Frances and
Helen Mason for a few days
Mrs. NJ. B. Hickson and children.
Maurice and Edwin. and sister, Miss
Klttie Hancock, who have boon guests
at tho springs for n month. left for
their homo on Saturday. Miss Ham
cock Will return for tho month Of Sep
tember.
John Douglas Hudgins. OF Richmond,
arrived at Eggleston Springs Tuesday
for n two weeks vacation.
Among the arrivals for the week are:
Mrs. Thornton. Miss Helen Thornton,
Of Norfolk: Mrs. NJ. McCutchcon. At
lanta, Ga; Misses Mary Rcvcley. Fan
Miss Frances Farley. Roanoke: w. A
Stuff. Washington. D. c.: Mrs. w. L.
Penn and children, Walter and Ed
ward. Norfolk; Mr.. and Mrs. Russell
Ritz and children, Elenor and Jean,
Miss Ruth Postalwait. Blucfeld Mr.
and Mrs. w. +. SutllT, Crockett. Va.
Mrs. S. w. Kelley, Miss Margaret Kel-
ley. Norfolk: +. l.. Garrett. Roanoke;
Mrs. j. II. Gadd and daughter. Prince
ton: c. c. Burnett. Roanoke; Mrs. RAN
dolph Barksdale. Miss Anna Cabaniss,
Petersburg; Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. WON
bic, Miss Ella Perrow. Norfolk.
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BUENA VISTA
Especial to The rimes-D,spa,ch.I

nj
BUENA VISTA, VA. August Miss
Mabel Jordan delightfully."- entertained
the Whist Club at her home on Wed
nesday afternoon Those present were
Mrs. Howard Trumbower, Dickinson.
Gilkyson. Patton, Umholtz. Wood.
Walker, Taylor, Mapp, Misses Margaret
Sanborro. Carol Umholtz, Catharine
Patton. Carrie Richeson. Sherbct was
served at tho beginning of the enter
tainment and peach ice cream and cake
at the close.
Alvin Il. Garrett. whom the Board of
Trade has secured to run a newspaper,
has arrived, and is arranging for ma
chinery and presses and for a suitable
location for the plant Mr.. Garrett is
wife will use as dwelling the house
recently occupied by Mr. Graham and
family. on Magnolia Avenue.
DIR. J. NJ. Brown is in this city with
the view of practicins his profession
as physician and surgeon. DIR. Brown
has an experience of ten years in the
Philippine Islands, He returned to
this country. and last year married
Miss Nixclla Cunningham. of this place,
and has since lived on his farm at
Monroe. Amherst County
Herbert Mills, OF Washington. n g.
Bucna Vista Times. is here for the pur-
pose OF dsposing OF his household cf-
fccts.
Corporation Court went into session
on Monday morning. The grand Jury
had little to do An indictment was
found against Howard Lille for the
larceny of goods at the paper mill
where he is employed as blacksmith.
He will he tried ut the next term Of
court
The primary election on Tuesday
passed uncvcntfully. considerable inter
est was shown and the result very close
in this city. Nearly Il full Democratic
vote was pollcd.
Miss lima Booker. sister of Mrs. A.
g. Hopkins. whose home is In Hampton.
was quietly married last week to Lieu
tenant Joseph McClain. OF the United
states Army. They spent part OF their
honeymoon with Rev. y. G. Hopkins's
family. The groom has recently been
ordered to Georgia.
w. G. Newlnnd met with painful
accident Wednesday afternoon while
experimenting the unloading OF roofing
slate at the house he is building on
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CULPEPER

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.1
SCLfEHER, VA, August misses
Margaret and Lucy Roberts are enter
tanning large house party of girls and
Young men at their attractive homo on
NhlIroad street, most OF the former be-
ms classmates from Stuart Hall. where
'hcy We're both students for the mast
Two years. In the party are Misses
Mary Bell Conway. Vicksburg: Lanessa
Iurner Memphis, Tenn; Elizabeth EN-
pre- prey; freder'cksburg Francey Hay. OF
Washington and Madison Courthouse:
Mary Minor Morris. OF Richmond: Lucy
Lee Fitzgerald. OF DRnviile, and Peg
Norrie. OF stanton; George Wickham
and Fclgner Neal. Of Richmond: II,
Carter tansome. Of Orange; Dicky Rud-
der ana Arrest Colbert, OF Frcdericks-
burg; Gilbert wilkins, Of I.ynchburc.
and Lister Stuart. OF Newport News
An Interesting feature was the an
nounccment OF the engagement OF two
members o! the party, Miss Ianessa
turner and Mr. Ransomc, who are re.
crlN!h& congratulations from their
many friends in the party large
""nce was given by the Misses Rob
cfts on Wednesday evening ana many
other smaller but delightful festivities
havo made the time fun OF pleasure
MIS- O. q. tlippcn. Master Garland
Fl!ppcn and little Miss Beverly Film
pen. OF Cumberland. have been guests
'hlS week O! lntlr cousins. Mr.. and Mrs
Charlie Waite, on East Street. and will
later visit Mrs. Flippen's old home. La
Grange" in Upper Culpeper
Miss Nan Jennings. who returned
hoGo last week with Miss Susie Corr
Of West Point who had been visiting
her here, Is now with her hostess and
number of other young people on a
camping trip on the York River
Mrs. James Neal and Miss Rose Allen
Neal. Of Blue Ridge. Va, and Miss
Elizabeth Neal OF Mulberry Green"
were guests this week of Mrs w. w.
Chclf
by and Mrs. Judd Miller, OF Norfolk:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunt Miller. Of Bedford
city and Mrs. Wharton Miller, OF Hay
wood. were all guests this week OF Mr.
and Mrs. Ruructt Miller on Jameson's
III. and have since returned to their
aevcra! homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pembroke Fitzhugh and
the !aitrr's brother. Wilson Coleman
leave on Monday for a motor trip
through the Valley Of Virginia and a
visit TO Dr. and Mrs William Fitzhugh
! In Highland County
MISS Leslie Male and her house guest.
| Miss violet Lawson. OF Smithneld were
| guests OF relatives OF the former in
/ Culpcper this week Miss Lawson has
since left for n visit to friends in
/ Waynesboro.
| Mrs. Howard Brown and little child
/ Of Paris IL, arrived in Culpcper this
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HANOVER
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.1

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
HANOVER COURTHOUSE. VA, Au-
gust 7-Mlsscs Kitty and "Jo' Win
ston are giving house party this
week at their home. wilton" Much
entertaining has been done in their
honor. Among tho guests are Misses
Julia Moncurc. Of Stafford Courthouse;
Grace Edmunds, OF Houston; Louise
Michaux. OF Powhatan; Florence
Harrison. OF Fredericksburg: Messrs
Frank Faulkner. Jack Faulkner. Of
Houston: Roper WoolfolE of Ashland:
Sam Lacy. of Richmond: Burton Snend,
of Richmond. and Robert Winston. OF
Hanover.
w. f. Lewis and son, Warner, have
returned from visit to New York
Mrs. a. Sidney Morton. Of Richmond.
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. p IIaw. at Dundee"
Miss Lyons, OF Orange. is visiting
Miss Kitty Christian. OF ''woodsde."
Miss Hazel Ancell. of Bremo Bluff,
Va. is visiting her uncle. v. c. AM
cell. at "Bcllemontc."
Mrs. Scott and children. who have
been staying at the Colonial Hotel, arc
now in Washington. p. C.
Edmund voolfolk IS spending some
timo at Virginia Beach.
Dalton Taylor. of City Point, was in
Hanover on Sunday.
Miss Natalie Pase. OF Roanoke is
expected In Hanover this week to visit
friends
w. Guy Ancell Is with his parents
this week
Many people from Hanover went on
the excursion from Hanover TO Buckroe
on Thursday.
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LOUISA
Especial to Tho Times-Dispatoh !

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch
LOUISA, VA, August fudge and
Mrs. +. w. Sims and Mr.. and Mrs, W.
w. Smith left on Tuesday for White
Sulphur Springs. whore they attended
the meeting of the Bar Association.
Mayor and Mrs. G. Fl. Johnson arc
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Floyd
places of interest in the Virginia noun
tains before returning.
Mrs. S. S. Griffith gave delightful
afternoon bridge party on Friday In
honor OF her guests, Mrs. w. A. Boswell
and Miss Louise Crow, of Austin. Texas,
and Miss Lulie HARRISON, OF Shelby
Vile. Ky, and Mrs. Frank Boxley, of
Richmond. Prize for highest score was
won by Mrs. William McLendon. Of
Washington. d. c., and the guest prize
by Mrs. w. y. Boswell
Mrs. w. CT. Duke and son, Irving Ter
rel Duke, are visiting Mrs. ID. y.
Walker.
Miss Anna Griffith gave a delightful
swimming party with picnic supper by
moonlight on Wednesday, evening to
about thirty members OF the younger
set; The beautiful lake at Gitchelrs.
which has been fixed up for swimming,
with park and every facility for such
entertainments. was the scene Of this
outing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas FL Bigger and
children. OF Richmond, Misses Mary l..
Tanner, and Stewart Jones and Re-
hecca Bird are with Mrs. Charles Don
nally at "InEleside" for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert NJ Kent and
children, Of Ginter Park, Richmond, are
visiting Mrs. Voolfolk and Miss Ellen
Kent at 'kalona."
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KEYsVlLLE

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.J
KEfSFlLLE. VA, August Miss
Annie Faulkner. Of South Boston. Is
the guest OF Mrs. Jack Brooks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Isbane spent
the past week at Virginia Beach.
Miss AnnabeI Thomas. OF Richmond.
is the guest OF Miss Elizabeth Peters
Monroe Isbane left yesterday for a
weeks stay at Virginia Beach and
Norfolk.
Miss Mabel Sta pies and Landrum
Bootwright. OF Richmond. spent the
weekend with Mrs. ". r. Staples.
Mrs. Henry Wilkerson. Of Richmond,
is visiting Mrs. Lee watkins
Miss LESSEE Tyler IS visiting friends
in Henderson. y. C.
Miss Evelyn Wood left yesterday TO
attend n house party In LunenburE
County.
Misses Elizabeth Peters and Arnold
Thomas have been visiting Mrs. James
Rogers. OF oxford. y. C.
Mr.. and Mrs f. w. Hudgins. OF
Chase City. Spent tho week with
Mrs. Charles Osborne.
on Friday evening Misses Huyler
May and Thelrna Pettus gave a racky
party At the home OF Mrs. May.
The young women and men are get
ting up the play. The Elopement OF
Ellen" which they will present in the
town hall on August -.
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Ernest Williams. OF Lynchburg, and
all the guests gathered at the sprinr
ana chccred as the flag went uD A
rifle salute was fred The patriotic
youths were Giles II. Miller, Jr., and
bennett Nenable, of Lynchburg; NAH
I L Janney, OF Washington. d. c.;
Richard Conn, OF Lexington Ky, and
Martin Peters, Of Eggleston.
Miss Bessie Watkins, OF Roanoke.
Miss Mary Revely and the Misses Lee
Grande. OF Lynchburg went to Mercer
Springs. w. Va, and spent the day on
Tuesday.
Mrs. Thornton and Miss Helen Thorn
ton Of Norfolk. spent Tuesday with
friends in Pulaski.
Andrew Farrier and his sister, Miss
Nancy Farrier. spent the evening at
the hotel on Saturday. They had with
them Miss Marie Doyne and Miss Ame-
LA Kayton, OF I'armville who are now
members OF q house party Miss Far
rier Is giving at her home In Newport
party OF about twenty young peo-
pie from White Thorn are spending
the week camping near the cold spring
on the river lawn.
y delightful Dutch treat supper was
given on one Of the porches on Thurs
day evening after the dancing. Those
who attended were: Mrs. Bessie Conn.
Of Lexington, Ky: Misses Ellie and
Ernestinc Williams. Kittie Hancock
and Evelyn Shaner, of Lynchburg;
Tom Jones of Radford: a. c. Thomas.
Algcrnon Wilson, OF New York; Lucian
and Lacy Durham.
l.. 7. Cosby, Of Norfolk was host
on Friday afternoon at n delightful
motoring party to Spruce Run Noun
tain, where n gypsy tea was served.
His guests were Miss Edith Summer
son, Miss Clara Dillon and Mahlon jan
ncy.
Mrs John Buford Jordan and Miss
Iattic Matthews Jordan Of Washing
ton. ID. G., arrived at Eggleston Springs
on Tuesday, and are the Geusts Of Mrs.
Jordans sister, Miss Edith Virginia
Summcrson.
An auto party consisting Of Lacy
Durham. j. Douglas Hudgins. Miss Pat
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BON AIR

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EGGLESTON SPRINGS
[Special no mo Times.Disnatch.

Especial to Tho Times Dispatch.]
EGGLESTON VA, August An
automobile party or Washington peo-
pie arrived nj the hotel on Monday
evening and spent the night. They
had come from Warm Springs that
day. and left next morning for Noun
tain Lake. William Payne Meredith
was driving, and the others were Mrs.
Meredith, DIR. Alexander Yelvcrton
Peyton Garnett, resident physician Mt
the Warm this summer: Mrs Garnett
and Henry w. Garnctt Mrs Garnett
was Miss Mildred Poor, OF New York,
and her marriage to DIR. Garnctt took
place Mt the Poor country home near
Northampton. Long Island, on June ~.
Four vcnturesomc young men climbed
st. Peters elm. which stands 400 feet
above the river, and raised n United
States flag on Wednesday morning.
The flag was tho handiwork of Mrs.
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WARRENTON

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
WARRENTON. VA. August Mrs
William II. Payne. widow Of General
William II. Payne. celebrated her
birthday on Saturday at the warren
Green Hotel. where she is spending tho
summer, with a dinner to the following
members Of her family and near rcla-
:ives: Mt and Mrs. Eppa Hunton. Jr
Of Richmond: her grandson. Eppa Hun
ION. Ill, Harry f. Payne. ]. winston
Payne and Bland Payne. Mr.. and Mrs
George b. Stone. Mrs. T. ]. Semmes, of
New Orleans. Miss Marie Jarreau. of
New Orleans. Mrs. NJ. O. Douglas. Mrs.
Z. L. Meredith and Mrs. Howard Shack
elford
Miss Julia Ivey and Clarence L.
Woodward. OF Auburn. this county.
we're married In Washington this week
by Rev. II. T. Stevenson.
Rev John 8. Sewers and son, John
Adams Sewers. of Florence, 9. c.. arc
guests OF Mrs. j. r. Sewers at Sum
NOR Hall"
Miss Bessie blackwell has returned
fter n two months visit to friends on
the coast Of Maine.
Miss Helen Davis. OF Charleston. g.
c., Is the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Eu-
gene B. Jackson.
Mrs. Joseph Rice. of Washington. is
the>guest OF Mrs. NJ. NJ Green.
Mrs. D. J. Carver is visiting her
Mrs Thomas w Smith is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Wilmer Blackwell at Hot
Springs. Va.
Misses Fannie Carter Scott and Ellen
Be!rne Scott. Of Richmond, reached
here this week and will spend tho sum
mer with her grandmother, Mrs. r.
Taylor Scott.
MIR. and Mrs. p A Vans Agnew, OF
Fellsmere, Fla, are the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. T.. Nelson Fell. az Greed
more"
After n visit OF several weeks to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Garner.
Mrs. NJ c. Elliott returned to her home
In Charlottesville on Friday.
Miss Edith S. Blackwell OF Lynch
burg, is guest at East View" the
old Smith home near Broad Run.
Miss Mary Slater. of Sikesville. Md
is tho guest OF Miss Hascl. Mt the
Methodist parsonage.
Mrs w. +. stone and Miss Alice But :
| Ter, after an absence OF several weeks
ut the Rockbridge Baths. have re-
| turned to their home here.
A. S. Hamilton. Jr., is visiting his
parents. MIR. and Mrs. A S. Hamilton.
Miss Florence Herbert. of Alcxan-
| dria, and Mrs. Robert F.. Holt and fam
| ily OF Newport News. are the guests OF
Mrs John d. llooe.
| Mrs. Davis. of Washington. is the
/ guest of her sister, Mrs. V NJ Bowers
I Master Egbert G. Leigh. Of Rich
| mond. Is the guest of Master Eppa
Hunton mt the Warren Green Hotel
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Barrett have re-
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week and are visiting Mrs. +. f. Gu
hck, OF Chicago, who is at her farm
near here for the summer
Mrs Raleigh Z. Green and her cou-
sin. Mrs. William Meade Fletcher, OF
RappahAnnock, are members of a party
that motored TO Washington. d. c. this
week, going by way Of l1arpers Ferry,
where they made stops and visited
many other interesting places.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Stewart Brand and
Miss Ethel Brand, OF Hyattsville, arrived
Monday for a visit to Mrs. Brands par
ents, Colonel and Mrs. 8. NJ Newhouse.
They were accompanied by her niece.
Miss May Rixey. who has been their
guest since school closed.
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turned to their homo hero after O visit
Of several weeks to the coast of Mas
sachusetts.
Mrs. Ransom and Mrs. Simmons.
daughters of Senator Hoke Smith. IRE
visiting tho Senator and Mrs. Smith.
who are guests of Mrs. Moses NJ. Green
for the summer.
Miss Louise Purdy has returned after
a months absence and has resumed her
duties as district nurse.
Miss Pollack, OF philadelphia. is tho
guest of Miss Purdy, en- route to her
home after several weeks stay In Gull
pepper.
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Embarra ssing Hairs
Can Be Quickly Removed
tDeauty Culture)

Hairs can be easily banishcd from
the skin by this quick. painless method :
Mix into stin paste some powdered
delatone and water, spread on hairy
surface and in . or 3 minutes rub OFF.
wash the skin and il will he free from
hair or biemish Excepting in very
stubborn crowths, one application is
sufficient To avoid disappointment.
buy the delatone in an original pack
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Chestnut Avenue. 1t was a worry mar
row escape from death.

Thursday morning bright and early
tho children and teachers of the Pres
hyterian Sunday School were conveyed
in tally-ho to Bargers Woods for their
annual picnic.
Mrs Ashby Perry and son, of New
York arrived Wednesday night and will
be the guests Of Mrs. w. H. Gilkyson.
Charlie L. Burks. OF Lynchburg, is
visiting his father, A. o. Burks
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-04-08
SURVIVOR TELLS
LUCKENBACH'S FATE
Mate Olsen Describes How He
Fought Death in ley
Seas ~ Hours.

Harry Olsen. first mate Of the 900
ton tug Luckenbach. which went down
last Saturdav off False Cane, losing
sixteen OF her crew OF eighteen arrived
here yesterday told the story of the
tugs loss and how he and Cicero Good.
VIA. the second mate, were rescued.
shortly after noon on SATURDAY."
sad Olsen at point three miles norm
OF False Cape near Capes Charles and
Henry. the glass dropped as though the
bottom had been knocked of. The gallo
was upon US in a twiuklng Goodwin
afterward noticed that his watch
stopped at | IL, So that we must have
ioundered at that time. We sank and
all the boys disappeared but Goodwin
and myself
we managed to cling to the tons NJ.
the spars, which most OF the time were
clear OF the waves. For twentv-four
hours we hung 10 the mast. washed
over constantly by the icy seas. We
dashed ourselves up and fought against
cold, fatigue and drowsiness Sle,niness
was hardest OF all 10 combat oven .ba
cold water failing to keep us awake
AS the tide rose we were conpelled
20 make new lashinSs higher up 4 no
line was sho; 10 MS from the shore four
times, hut our hands were so frozen
that We could NOT hold H. good d.,I
o. that horrible night do no, rcncn,hcr.
AT noon on SUNDAY cant. Thomas
de Leon OF the Virginia Beach lie say
ers put out in \ liteboat and Goodwin
ana | dropped INTO 1t exhausted"
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WINCHESTER A PEACE CRAFT.
W. r.. Rogers Buys Fast Yacht
Once Destined for War lsc.

The fast steam yacht Winchester. for
mcrly owned by Peter w. Rouss, has
been sold to William Beverly Rogers
through the office Of Tams. Lemoine A.
Crane. The Winchester is 2o5 feet long
looks very much like a torpedo boat
destroyer and can make 80 nautical
miles an hour. Mr.. Rogers intends 10
Put the yacht in commission next month.
and after a short cruise to Chesapeake
BAY will use IL to take him to and from
his country home al Garrison ont the
Hudson and the city.
The Winchester was purchased last
fall by Lloyd Sanderson. who 1t was
said. was acting for the British Gov
eminent. The yacht instead of leaving
port at once for Halifax stayed here
while wireless outfit was installed
Reports that the Winchester had been
bought for Great Britain attracted the
attention of Government officials and a
revenue cutter was detailed to see that
the vessel did not leave port and later
il was interned here, The Winchester
IL British built and never had an
American registry. II had been pur-
chased by AN Englishman. but it was
not allowed to leave this harbor.
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TURKEY INDEPENDENT"
Germany Aids sultan tn Regain
Privincrs, says Deputy.

ROME. April 7.-Carasso Effendi. a
member OF the Turkish Parliament, and
Middhat hey, secretary of the Young
Turk party. have arrived here. but deny
that they are on a diplomatic mission
They display considerable optimism over
the general situation In Turkey and en-
plain that Turkeys alliance with the
AuStro-German interests was made be-
cause the Turkish Government was con
WINGED that the Germans and Austrians
would win the war
Intervention by Turkey. they say.
could not be avoided without inevitable
partition of the Ottoman Empire They
deny that Turkey is dependent on Ger
many In the present situation and avow
that Germany Is merely siding the
Sultan 20 regain his lost provinces and
TO make the empires independence COM
plete.
Any partition OF the Ottoman terri
tory. they say is impossible even in the
event OF victory TO the Allies and this
they hold to be true because OF the
natural vitality Of the Turkish race,
which cannot be put down or subjected
They admit that there are many uues-
tloHs arising out of the Tripulitan war
which must be settled sooner or later
between Italy and Turkey.