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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-14

FOR SAEF-Two passenger Metz car
Has been run about 200 miles, car
In good condition. Price $4,000. j. 'fs
Sprout r. +. D.. No. .. Wallace.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-14
10y rHEM ropAY.

s For the Liver. Blood, Bowels, Stom.
sN1t5 and nerves. try Gritfitllia Roots ard
IInrbn They stop Rheurnatlc AcheA
and Pains, Csc per pHckaEe. one months
treatment DRUGGISTS and dealers every
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-04-14

dHOR REST-Dne furnished room. EOS
M West Main street, 10 ladies OF EGrtte-
men Bell phone G34-J, Smith B!Gg-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-19
THE GREAT BARRETT
ALONE REMAINS FOR
CORNELL 10 TEAM
pAPT E. W EBERLE QUITS WASH.
lNGTON NAVY YARD FOR
ACADEMY PLACE.
COACH SHARPE Is HOPEFUL

NtN YORK sept lis Barrett alone
in.ans q Curnciis miehty hackncld
A l'li -hui anr team with Qusrier-
Hfo Barrett seems to need nn
iner harss
ua're'f s the sreaicst quarieraack
-ame tu.sl other teams have
Niif.i stars many ~ them of eN-
t Hihasury. hut their hrinmnef
~ in comparison with ihis almost
iffhrnan qnuffcrhark that carfainf
hed ani Waite eleven this 9ear
~ atnrf NJ every Same ln Which
8lA'l hsnre9 SASS }car was an en-
4 ~ Barrett, lit seemed tn oe thf
team and hc was about tive
4 ~ o. $50 hne could stand lH
''f n.s terrific eighty pound piune
hn fnas were fleet enough "a throw
a Z before be- bad made substantial
AZ field eeneral he was a
4 -iA iis iuckcriss time and again
q ihc encmr Gao thc adyaufage ~
a NO. ahd in uracficaiiF ever
4 ~ 'Nli Cornell played u was Bar
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-19

We Invite Out ~ ve~n
Customers to Send
Os Their Mali ORDERS.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-19


urt w1ndcrml a0Hp aran
Mehfr tsai schred points fr hs t,am
nafrrti Haa hal sumr ifuHYIr u.tf
n'a studies Dose ibr Huuir wHl Dt
adjusted before tae fnaHiu season .s
oprnrs
corucllr iaiF chosen aad e'poap'a
Ns bHekiiflu most ha huin HrnHri
f'tffcii huI tlofe b. nn '"i''f lonnH
tlnn tHan hHruit Lfen IS ihr iram
fhsf nuueu Vli bead b. gf mtiinarr
calihrc BE- eugni go makt q ercai show
ine hecaufe q hns ace Nffiha"gf oi
fHircii ihe dash i haweii anH iNt
spirit " i@'fet' ln omnnso iL
The Ecd and Ntir ,lftfu h laft
year was wrecked m qraiuatinns
Seventeen men who rialf1 na ihe ltit
cornell feasn Guit ol'eFe in June HiA
NJ them Wcrc reFa.afA tni ih'
.t.y..a,e, y tnst fhree III thase sft
r....ifs,s u.-. rhr rsenar harfneiN
~, ..a 49,. ofr.r nf no aattnfeen
49,. ...t..f,i.t. i..La
49,. n.,lt..ts gret-ars Cers.
sbtier crliyrr ma fhliaml ihs aaUt
1.ft $50 ana fffisam chosen aH fFr
.li. ,,,.fie.r ead In 1874 are rnna
IN 50. r..rhes sre hopffA fhai ffm
...r ,s..a vea So Iue for fas-
lions new there wa nt found srme
men who viii rank nf.r tae sianaafa
~. ,.t..I,. .n.ri.s
- ~. 1850 fstt center Is lafs
''. Wy III, -. IS. ~ saauan.
nne wv tf ia ana $685.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-19

~ uafd fof playground Ths rrnt
tt7lecfafs ara trained social WORKERS
ana Ain volunteer 10 slaff the play
sfoura activities
The iuscsnpfEf viii reach nearly
ge9oee which h rtprtsrngfa W cape
iisi sspck ana ! spefssase which pays
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-19

solving hpuslns Fsubifina. 1as worked
gpf she rlah 10 ihe smeiiest artail ana
b building the nietiei hq,nes Bofaf-
fise fsmilias Wall be- proFl1~o IN ~
shs frs, blofh noN lafef risnstfir-
stem. ~ be oseped-pp 81 ofeplmnis next
month
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-19
LAre MARKET eeeoers


p AN nNr III ~ r. p wv
KANSAS clff Sept lt il1Rs
Receipts l1na msHkrf tower huik of
ssies Ceem1rt
rarfie HDrrirtF ie2 market etftos
rsnfhefn stren t7tHknH
~foHr Hn fnff .1fa marart STEADY
lamis 1855 gao
FORT WoRrH LIVESTOCK.
rlnT WORTH Sept lf llHFH
Receipts 5000 mafff bower heasB
nr
CstHe Receipts c94 maifrf steady
ensep noeapia leeo markei lower
Iefafs h#tft
-
HtENIN IlfHt af faNr Hrn -
sa8 aipssfApaee ia wura Cor tne seat
ten davs 0aad aat Mufl nf ahis e.
r.re raterficea hpnlt ai The galie
anro. $500
fhfrrri fHn rntj
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-18
TARJETAS POSTALES
MEXLCANAS.

Vease a c~ontinuaci5D Ia Lsta de Postales me
xicanas de venta en Ia Liberia de Lozano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-18
2 = 81

Abadia," les da este ahora de conner
gratuitamente. Solo que no les da de
vestir. Y las pobrecillas andan NAL
de ropa. -,
De los "cabarets" ell inferno, ell
Cielo, e! Cato Negro, las Cuatro Ar
tes, solo quedm los locales vacios.
Los estucos Sc caen a pedazos, los
dolores de las figuras pintadas en- las
paredes Sc han destenido Y su humo-
rismo absurdo los parece tan extra
no como el aire de los idolos indios.
En- ell Inferno contaba a unos obre-
ros vi soldado herido sus aventuras
de las trincheras.
En- ell Moulin Rouge, como en- Ell
Casino de Monte-Carlo, Sc We ahora
una gran cruz roja en- la puerta. FL.
pueblo de Paris guerra que ell local
Sc cerrase a toda costa, y en- los dias
de m~ovilizacion, eXpreso 81 volun-
tad a pedradas, que rompieron las
lamparillas de las aspas. Pero los
em~presarios, aunque Sc avinieron a
cerrar Ia sala de espectaculos, implan
taron en- ell palco escenico un cinema
t6grafo, Ia mitad de cuyos produc-
los Sc dedica a los heridos de Ia Cruz
Roja. Una gran cru roja advierte
: los paseantes Ia nueva y ara fun
ci5n que ahora desempeha ell lugar
que hasta hace POGO Sc dedicaba, So
bre TODD, a Ia trata de blancas.
Este es Ell Paris de la guerra. Su
gobernador militar ha dispuesto que
no pueda d~istraer q ia guerra nj IN
franco, nj un minute de atencion. Y
cl pueblo parisiense, rebelde, STEM
pro, Sc ha reSignado por primera vez
! Ia obedienc!a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-18
BaHCo postal de ahorrOs

Fl senior G.. D. Armistead, Admi-
niStrador de Correos de esta ciudad,
nos ha remitido para su publication
una nota relativa a Ia Ultima dispo-
sici0n del Administrator General de
Correos de los Estados Unidos, senior
Burleson, fundando un nuevo siste-
ma de economics 0 ell nombre de
Postal Savings Bank, donde pueden
depositar sus ahorros todos aquellos
que deseen guardarlos en- un lu-
gar SECURE, que no esta s%ujeto, por
ser oficinas del Gobierno Federal, a
las eventualidades de las empre5as
particulars de csc genera.
La nota de r~eferencia empieza di-
ciendo:
"Toda persona en- los Estados Uni
dos, de diez amos de edad para arri-
ba, puede abrir una cuenta en- e.
Banco de Economics P~oStaleS, a par
tir del 10. de Julio proximo, de acuer-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-18

pa,s a Ia plgiEa 5, coIumna g..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-18

de la GAZETTE" En- las paroles del
edificio Sc veian aun los anuncios
del ultimo bale, que Sc bailo en- el
primer dia de agosto! En- la puerta,
porque no hacia frio ,remendaba cal
cetines una buena mujer, acompana-
ia de sus hijas.
Todo Montmartre es ahora un su-
burbio obrero Y pobre, donde Sc ira
jaja en- silencio. Y en- ell barrio la
tho no Sc ven ahora mas cue estu-
diantes muy j6venes y professors de
2arba Y pelo CRISES. va no Sc ven
Dintores de sombreros pintorescos, nj
mOdelos de caras d~esconocidaS, nj eX-
,ranjeros atraidos pOr las luces y los
~2laceres de Paris. Los modeloS CO.
men en- cocinas ]econ0micas, donde la
.iiantropia de los ricos les permite
matar el hambre en- estos meses du-
~os.
Entire la plaza Pigalle y Ell boule-
ar Rochechouart Sc ~encuentran aun
.estigios de la vida de otros ITEM
sos. En- ell edificio del Bal Taba-
in" Sc We aan I'm cartel que anuncia-
"a para ell 8 de agosto Ia "Apoteosis
.el tango" Una senorita e!egante de-
: sin somorero a IN e~spectador con
4 Punta &c su piececito bien calzado.
i Bale no lego nunca a celebrarse,
| CIRQUE e. 8 de agoSto llevaba va Fran
! ia cuatro dias de guerra. Pero el
! :5rtel dcbiera publicarse en- ell libro
lustrado en- donde Sc haga la hiSto-
ia de Ia guerra. Asi justificaria la
;storia 81 aserto de cue ia guerra
g 1914 cay6 sobre e. mundo cuando
! humanidad Sc dedicaba a bailar el
ango."
;Sab2is 10 que queda De los restau-
ants n~octurnos de Montmartre, eI
oval Souper, ell Rat Mort, el Piga-
&c Souper? Las puertas cerradas y
n letrero en- e. que Sc lee: e patro-
o los e~mpleados han lido q Ia que
"a" En- muchoS casos no es YER
ID. Muchas de las tiendas parisien-
IS en- doade Sc LEILA IN letrero pare
han vuclto i abrir las puerta. Las
q tenido siempre &biectas el gran
endero de ultramarinos Felix POtin,
Desar de cue ha podjdo van2gloriar-
de tener bajo las handeras mas de
I 900 de sus empleadoS.
10 que SUICIDE eXactamente, es que
D hay dinero para lujos. Las mis-
las modistas que hace cinco meses
3Oraban mil 0 dos mil quinientos
rancos por un traje, Y aun Sc permi-
an ell lujo De rcchGzar las clicates
ne no les parecian bastante distir-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-18

5Quc pasara con este Contrafuerte
lie los aiiados? No hay duda en- afr
mar que 81 el plan Sc desarrolla CO.
no Sc ha pensado Y no viene d mo-
lificar eI modo de estar de hoy alcun
acontecimiento i~mprevisto, daran IN
golpe fatal al mecanismo de que hoy
sc sirve con tanta presteza Guillermo
II. ESQ, no entrando en- la contien-
da nuevos factories, porque 81 con ell
plan propuesto entran en- function Ru-
mania y Bulgaria, entonces, deseosas
ambas de aumentar su territorio, qui-
"a yayan por eI a Turquia Y Austria
y 81 tambien van al juego Italia Y
Grecia, cosa que no tendria NADIA de
particular, deSpues de yer que los
peores del tablero acusan la ganan-
cia Immediate, presenciaremos que
Turquia queda reducida a su terrific
rio asiatico, Austria desmembrada de
TODD 10 que ha venido sumandose
desde el siglo XIII y AIcmania nett
da en- IN puno.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-18

De-a2ls lie guerras cruentisimas
G para,iza-on la vida agricola Y
.riar,al De Montenegro. Nicolas !
20 aaa pa2 y qGiso resurgir las fuel
rrolucto.as de su pals. y arts
r~esisteEcia de sus generates. . vol
p con el arado q romDer las tie
IS cue habian fecurdado con l..
rg.e de millares de hermanos. {
uam6. y cierto dia, ante IA Wis
a-5ui-a de jefes Y capitanes. do
1do sobre la terra, sembr6 uno ira
ros todos los sarmientoS que habiar
ser Iuego hermosa VIVA. Mad.
bio q los que le veian en- Ia rud.
oor. ~sudoroso ' jadeante, pero il
sable, mas al terminac Ia ardu.
r2resa. por primera vez en- su vid.
acutada, volviJse a eIlos. Que asouc
ADDS le miraban, Y dijo:
Ne habeis obedecido siempre. ~
ers:s para nj 10 peo~ nunca. D.
o es-oy SECURE. Yo Iabro vuestr;
.ha = Ia dicha de Montenegro. Ira
iad Ia TERRA. recoged de ella 10
ltos de Ia paz. como en- ella inmo
-e.s los trIros de Ia guerra. Mon
-,-:.- ~-- -,FE.E-- r
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-18

Que hermosa esta Paris! Ahora,
po5re Y doliente, ique hermosa es-
Ia Paris. Y, sobre TODD, ique pari-
sicnse. No hay alemanes, nj norte-
Rmericanos, nj sudamericanos. Los
restaurants Sc cierran a las nueve Y
media; los cafes y las t~abernas, a las
ocho de la noche. No hay apenas lu-
ccs en- las GALES cuando declina e.
dia, nj apenas gentes. Los b~ulevares
no surgeon 4 los ojos siro como gran
des bouquets de penumbra. FL cielo
esta surcado por los ~reflectores de Ia
torre Eiffel, que van buscando circu-
sarmente los aeroplanos enemigos Pc
tibles.
Por ell Iado nuestro cruzan las Was,
nujeres vesLidas con ropas obscu-
as Y modestas, que no nos llaman
!lhora para ~ofrecernos sus caricias,
mo que Sc recogen temprano en- sus
'iyiendas. En- tres dias no he visto
ii una sola mujer vestida con traje
Iamativo. Probabiemeate va como
els Ia eaacdota.
Hace pocas scmanas volvian a Pa
$ procedentes de una playa remota.
los senoras de buena sociedad. K
r0rartas acasO de los ruev0s yientOs
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-18

Con la Prima'cE" Y" d ""es'''o''"-
Sc otro frente que conSt.tUye teEcer'
e~s''-T
A-smanIa' temieAao siet"PIs q ~"
STA y tra"cIa' Y q~le''enoo ""eN".
bcLglca' poE ooE"e l""'O-', p'''S"o'
atacar d los II"Nce'eS J 4 i" P"ue.o
sd IrgtaterTa' co"S'Eu!0 IN" ''" L
rrovIarla i"meh'a ' Pe'II0r'|'e"-
comh".ada' cono Va "ei"CS "t'i'o Z
otraS caTJaS' "1ICeU " ''''' Id IN
Tloo suS ejerci'oS 0s u"o " o'io pun
TO en- eI mlSmo Ireh'e ' oe ~"o
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-18
Ia TREBUNA POPULAR
COLLECTION ItE lsISCUR%O&
k{3LNOS Il < rcxTON
~PATREOTICOA.

Este es IN libro indispensa-
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tri6ticaS y mutualistas. Con-
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y para los dfas Is y Is de Sep
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Ofcial de "a Batalla del S de
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IGNAClO E. LOZANO|
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-18
DESDE YPRES

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Fasnoi5rdoso 10 i~rooo,i+o Eov o,,i
% sin oo,~i,,ocornos nodou,os dor .
rres+.,s iao-oras ,rna soasao;onaI ~
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u..a a.,;,ao 5:aS 81 n.,o.o1
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L..;da H. 49,. L..aua -.
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-05-18

an . Servia. De otro modo Russia
~1ecesita salida al Mediterraneo Y ayu
"a, aunQue no absolute, de Grecia.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-07-16
Local Brevities.

A shortage of food is feared because of the loss of the Blum stock. Whitley did rushing business to- day. He has the only meat shop. Insurance a1justers are expected in short time.
 The First bank will reopen in the Northern.
 George White is in the Spears house.
 The deputy marshals prevented strangers from footing the ruins last fight.
 The Admiral Evans arrived last evening. The Alameda is due tomorrow.
 The Northwestern is due from the south on the 2Oth. The Mariposa leaves Seattle July 2Oth.
 The road commission have offices in the courthouse. Superintendent Erickson, of the new electric company, is at work mak- ing repairs. T. c. Boyle helped others to saw their belongings and made trip to the powder house for dynamite and allowed his belongings to go up in the fire. The Sheet Metal Works will reopen behind the Big Place. Post Commander Koehler sent de- tachment of troops and the hospital corps, under Captain Meister, to Val-- deg as soon as the fire was seen from the post. The people thank you, lieu tenant. The soldiers worked we'll.
 Tom Quinn, superintendent of the A. w., L. & T. Co.,, has, a crew of men at work and will soon have his tele- phone exchange opened in the Seattle hotel. The company will restring the lines lost and be in better shape than ever. The lights were turned on yes-
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-07-16

The work of clearing away the debris in the fire swept business section of the town has commenced. All the available in town at work. Sam Blum, president of the First Bank of Valdez, and of the S. Blum & Co. store, arrived on the Admiral Evans last night and is planning for the immediate construction of one-story cement building which will completely cover his lots.
 r. C. Martin, manager of the Valdez Dock Con- pany, has big crew of men under the supervision of Sam Knudson and Eli Larson at work repairing the dock, using the few timbers stored the plat form near the end of the dock. The wharf will be in condition tomorrow night for and the liner Northwestern will tie up at the dock.
 The Frye Bruhn Company will immediately build
 one-story store with large cooler in the and
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-07-16

terday noon through the energy of MT. Quinn and his helpers.
 Miss Alice Coles is at the hospital recovering.
 The Valdez Dock company have of- fees in the Hunt building.
 Archibald is in the Shepard build ing with the few chairs and bedding he saved.
 Jeff has '98 postoffice in the Jack Shepard building.
 Carpenter John Giles, Mrs. St. Ma rie and Andy Dieringer are heavy losers by the fire.
 Many of the ladies of Valdev went among the fire fighters with coffee and sandwiches. Good for you ladies.
 The Reliance leaves for Port wells tomorrow at 9 o'clock
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-07-16
WAR NOTES.

The Germans are attacking with large forces.
 The kaiser has expressed regret at he torpedoing of the Nebraskan and will pay all 'amages and promises it will never happen again.
 The Germans are attacking the Brit ish at Ypres and terrific battle is raging. The kaiser's troops are also making gains north of Warsaw.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-07-16

Sam Knudson saved the big building on the wharf from catching fire by watching the sparks as they fell ard extinguishing the flames.
Valdez daily prospector., 1915-07-16
VALDEZ BUSINESS MEN TO REBUILD AT ONCE
BLUM CO., ONE-STORY CEMENT STRUCTURE


the work will start immediately upon the arrival of building material from Seattle
 George Treat of the heaviest losers by the fre returned from prospecting trip down the Sound, viewed the ruins and then announced that he would rebuild in short time, erecting better and larger buildings.
 The Prospector will purchase new $1O,000 plant and will have one of the finest in the North1and.
 It is reported that the government, realizing the need for administration building, will build at once.
 The loss to the community has been great but all of the business men with Alaskan smile and ''never say die'' spirit have determined to start again and nearly all are ready to rebuild.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-04
NEWEST NOTES ;
OF Science

Australia contains about As horses
to every 100 residents.
A new device for Automobiles
serves as lock, brake or jack.
The herring catch of England last
year was the greatest on record.
Charcoal will absorb the odors Of
food II placed in a refrigerator.
French scientists have found that
newly fallen snow is highly radio
active.
Last years apple crop of the Unit
ed States Appropriated S6,30O,OO0
barrels.
Cuba is the greatest consumer Of
raisins among the Spanish American
countries.
A new wire fastener to hold a cork
in bottle also may be used to draw
the cork.
In proportion to population japan
has more suicides than any other
civilized nation.
To aid in picking cotton a cuff has
been invented which holds a large
number Of bolls.,
A Russian inventors hydraulic
press uses collapsible cylinder in.
stead Of a piston.
If necessary, the nut trees Of the
world could supply nourishment to
its entire population.
India has new law limiting the
working hours Of adults to IL day
and Of children to six.
There are more than 5000 elee.
trio light companies now serving the
public In the United States.
Cuba's deposits of iron ore are
estimated to contain all the way from
2,OOO,OOO,OOO to 3,OOO,OOO,OOO tons.
A clockwork meter inside a new
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-04
REPUBLICANS READY
TO START CAMPAIGN

Washington, March 1.--organiza'
ton of the Republican Publicity as.
ISOLATION to conduct an educational
campaign in the interest of the Re-
publican party was announced here
tonight. Its officers are:
President, Jonathan Bourne, Jr.;
vice president, Senator Gallinger OF
New Hampshire; treasurer Repre-
sentative Madden, Illinois; secretary
Arson w. Prescott.
Executive committee-Senators Gal
linger, Gronna, Weeks, Works, Rep
resentatives Madden, Fairchild, New
York and Moors, Pennsylvania; Jas.
A. Heminway, Indiana; Dan r. Han
ma Ohio; Benjamin s., Hanehett
Michigan and Mr.. Bourne.
A statement announcing the asso
cations purposes declares it will
not participate in any campaign for
the nomination or election of any in
dividual TO office.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-04
COUPLE END THEIR $500
LIVES TOGETHER
Sensational Suicide In Philadelphia
Is Revealed by a
Message

Philadelphia, March 1.-The tele-
phone at the Hotel Windsor rang to-
night and the night clerk informed
that New York wanted him, answer
ed, Eyes, this is the Windsor hotel"
Are Mr.. and Mrs. Charles st.
Claire of New York registered with
your" asked the voice at the other
end.
The clerk said they were,
Very WE'LL" answered the man in
Manhattan. IF you'll go 70 their
room you will find them dead. I'll be
over there myself before midnight.
think may still catch the o'clock
train. Goodby."
The clerk dashed up the strairs to
room 26. The door was locked. He
called chairman. They broke in.
In the bathtub, her fingers cling
ing to towel, the soap floating in
the water, lay a young woman dead.
On the floor lay man dead. His
fingers elutched revolver. On the
bureau was a lone penny and beside
II a note. 1t said:
Il am Charles c.. st. Claire, No.
156 East Sixty-first street, New York
City. Please notify Mrs. Charles C.
st. Claire, same address, phone 44l3
Plaza. / am sorry for the trouble l
am causing you"
At $3.50 this morning st. Claire
mailed a letter. Doubtless this was
the message to the man in New York
who, It is taken for granted, is the
husband of the dead woman.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-04
FEDERAL REVENUES
SHOW BIG INCREASE
For the First Time Since July Ad.
vance Is Made in Govern
ment Income

Washington, March For the
first time since July government rev.
enues for month Of the present fis-
cal year have beaten the pace set
during the fiscal year 1914. During
February the treasury department re-
ceived in revenue from all sources
3,636,272, compared with the re.
ceipts in February, 1914 OF $43,633,-
S57. Ordinary expenditures, howev-
er, amounted to s56,137,624, leaving
a net deficit for the month Of about
$12,5000O0. The exports OF ordinary
disbursements for the eight months
of the fiscal year which ended yester'
day over receipts for that period
amounted to sS3,356,622.
Customs receipts for February
amounted to s14,393,S95 or about
50. 200 900 less than last February.
Internal revenue receipts ran up to
S24 ,625,6S9 or about s3,3OO,OOO more
than last February.
Much OF this increase was due to
returns from the emergency tax.
The net balance in the treasury's
general fund at the end OF February
was s42,636,065 and the total assets
in the treasury sl,975,s59,376.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1915-03-04
BOSTON G. MAINE RAILROAD
MAY BE REoRoANizEp

Boston, March 1.-The plan for a
six months extension OF nearly $685.
100000 in short time notes of the
Boston & Maine railroad, which are
due tomorrow, was declared operative
in circular letter sent to the note
holders by President ]. H. Hustis
today. Holders of approximately 81
per cent Of the notes have forwarded
their signed agreements for the ex.
tension thereby removing the dan.
ger of receivership proceedings for
the present.
Pending the maturity of the ex-
tended notes, the railroad officials
will endeavor to obtain legislation in
this state, Maine. New Hampshire
and Vermont, permitting a reorganiz.
alton of the company by the CON
solidation OF its leased lines.