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Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-08
(From the Mountaineer. J

Vt Iouu the MOuHtdlH0eT.J
j. M. Lamb and wife of Wincna visit
ed with their son Charley Friday
s. s. Bowles and wife of Tahoe visit
ed with parents at Kamiah over Sun
day.
s. w. Paterson of Winona was visit
ing Ny Litherland Saturday.
Alfred Morse returned Friday even
ing from visit with his uncle at
Lapwai.
w. E. Parry Tuesday morning shipped
out a fine car of hogs.
Wells Williams left yesterday for Ne
vada to look after his mining interests.
Mrs. w, G. Meyers and daughter and
Mrs. Scott of Spokane are visiting
their husbands this week.
Forest Turner was down from Kupro
Sunday and met his sister who just re-
turned from outside points.
Chas. Howell, forest supervisor, and
family are now located at their sum-
mer home up the river.
Harvey Renshaw and son came in
Monday from up the river after load
of supplies for the government rangers.
A birthday party was given yester-
day at her home in honor of Miss Del
ma Lamb by number of her friends.
DIR. Veberkmoes was at Tahoe Mon.
day visiting J. G. Hemphill and reports
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1915-07-08
DIARRHoEA QUICKLY CURED.

"About two years ago had severe
attack of diarrhoea which lasted for
over week." writes w. @. Jones,
Buford, N. d. 81 became SO weak that
| could not stand upright. A druggist
recommended Chamberlain IS Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The
first dose relieved me and within two
days I was as well as ever Obtain
able everywhere.
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KEEP the KIDNEYS WELL
Health is Worth Saving, and Some
Deming People Know How TO
Save H.

Many Deming people take their lives
IN their hands by neglectinp the Kid
ney- when they know these organs
need help Weak kidneys are respon
ibr tor q vast amount of suffering
and III health. but there j. no need
to -ulicr nor To- remain IN danger
t,r Doau'~ Kidney Pills-a remedy
that ha~ helped thousands of kidney
uiler-.
The following statement leaves no
ground for doubt Ia
{ T. Hageersou Sixth St. Silver
city, \ Mex. says Il have used
Deans Kidney Pills for years and |
know OF many other railroad men
who have been benefited by them
Doan Kidney Pills never fail 10 rid
IA, ii any kidney ailments, such a.
backache aud pains in the side and
head
Price 50c. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan'- Kidney Pills-the same thal
MIR. Haegerson had Foster Milbura
Co. Props, Buffalo, \ Y.
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Those little Balkan nations are
under terrible strain while trNinr
Ia figure out which of the wurrnp
alliances is going Ia win.
Italy Is 10 apply TO munliion mau
ulaciure. the industrious attention
she ordinarily bestows on works of
art.
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Harry Lynn received word Tue
day of the death of his young sister
of typhoid fever at Fort Scott, kans.
Mr. Lynn left Monday to attend the
funeral. lie is an employee of the
Santa Fe.
Attorneys j. 5. Vaught and j. C.
Watson left Deming Wednesday for
Silver City.
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The language Of diplomacy Is sub
tie beyond the meaning Of words
The facial expression at the Count
Won Brmstorlf after he leaves the
tate department continues To be
tndird with care.
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\ literacy test might interfere con
ldcrably with occupation of states
men who make IT their business to
enlirhten citizens of limitd ducauoh
on how they ought to vote.
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ID
I na, the object lot which said corporation
D., formed aud a. purposes are as follows.
90 lu purchase, acquire, own. hold va
prove. ryut lease. srll cucumber conve 90
h,rals. dispose oi property both real and
PERSONAL II an! KIND ur nature whatsoever
tud ANY ur all interests w "r Ia such person
il .r real property To purchase, acquire.
lu,d "l construct aul operate and mountain
huu.cs store Offices office buidings hotels
apartment houses. factories. warehouses. aud
an, and al other buildings and structures Of
whatsoever sind or nature and generally 10
purchase aal oI deal IN. goods wares ana
merchandise q every hind ~ description
t. earv,y ,ubiydc plat improve ana
i rsiap lands Tor the purpose u sale or other
....~ ud % DO ard perform ali the things need
iu .ai llwig for the ie-cormcnt and improy
H-r' 4 tt -ar.s i'I residence ir1ir and bus
,I t. a,l.irc ihc e-ai viii bas,no77
..uitrtu .Ui a-vftr ara o. assume and IN
i.,Btl ID, wt,is % any part ot the iisbliii~
.f .Uy person hrm association OF corpoi
stou aud g. psy fot the same W cash, stock,
bonds deh,utUroa OF other securities Of this
corporation. OF oiherwis" as the directors NAY
determine.
Al 4, borrow money to make and issue
ptomis.or, uoie. hills of exchange. bonds de-
iruturr. aud obligations and evidences Of IN
iehcioinrss oi al kinds whether secured hy
.Ut.ft.,c. plrdr. or Otherwise within the
amount Hereinafter limited aud 10 secure
.hs .smp hr mortgage pledge ot otherwise
Dl To- enter into and make. perform aud
,srty ont contracts 81 every sort and KIND
Nifh aut person firm association, corporation,
private puhlic ~ municipal or body polite.
aud with the government u the United States,
or any state t-rriior, OF colony thereof
tuf ioreicn government
Il To purchase OF otherwise acquire. aud
O. hold sell ASSIGN transfer mortgage pledge
ar oiherwia. dispose of shares 81 the capital
took bonds iehenturcs or other evidences Of
indebtedness created b, any other corporation 81
corporations domestic OF foreign. and while
holder thereof to exercise all rights and priv
thereon.
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France conlemplates putting rev
rnue restrictions on those who make
brandy Of their own peach crop. A
French moonshiner would be an in
rrre-iin" -tudy
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tol 10 acquire by purchase. lease or 9th
''aiHe, ana '" own hold, operate, mainisiL
gu convey, or Otherwise dispose o. rights OF
way Tor the operation thereover aud thereon
81 private Tran or railroads for the use
81 said eorp"t iHn. or other means Of trans
p"r'ation' and maintain and operate surl
uamways or railroads or means Of transportA
non, ana 10 charge aud collect rates and tolls
i"i we use thereof and the passage by any Der
~ OF vehicle over the same. and 10 acquire a
tsnehise for the maintenance aud operation
it"r""f' and To own and hold such franchis.
'hd to do any aud al acts Of whstso
t"r naiurc necessary aud incident To the bu,
n'Hs ~ acquiring, maintaining and operat
'nn such rights Of way and snch iramways or
r' lccaiion. OF Otherwise. lodes, quart
iHims ore bodies mine. mining claims
lands coal lands mills mill sites. town
O., sn"li"rs refining or reduction plants.
's'hinrry aud improvements aud TO hold
crate. work develop I'll lease cucumber.
rth"rwi,e di'pose ~ the same AZ will: u
Ifrf "n general mining milling aud r..
iriion business tu acquire hold work and
'rrnie mines and lodss II mineral hearinE
H. hnv aud seli ores aud products there
aud 10 DO ~ hing Incident or necessary
The general husiness Of mining, milling, re-
lHring smeiing refuine 90 otherwise tresi
rr ores ~ any Kind name nature and de
"iuii"n Whatsoever
.i,o. water aud water rights and 10 own. hold
r instruct aud opernic Saterworks bitches and
Z the enterprise. snfhnri,.d ha these articles
f Incorporation, and o. sell cucumber. OF
'h"rwise dispose II the same
f0l To have and Ia exercise all the powers
r,nied To bodies corporate b, the laws Of the
''aic ~ New Meyic. :" DO all and everything
.ccessnry suhable convenient or proper for
he accomplishment Of rny u the purposes. or
herein named o. which han At sny time an
ear conducive To- 81 expedient for the pro.
elton ~ benefit II The corporation
The authorized amount ~ the capital stoct
4 this corporation hail be- one hundred thou
aud doilnrsts boo OOOl divided into Ten
th.asand shares 40 0oOi shares ~ the p,r
'aluc ~ Ten dollar, $40 00l each such
'fpiinl stock ma, be- issued 1T such times a.
IA. Board ~ Directors may by resolution
direct either Tor real mr. personal propert. r,ld
or conveyed to this corporation. or for services
~ labor rendered a. iLs corporation or far
.t.cl - ,lsned man tbsreppon become ma
10 fuil paid up aud r.n isse.raLl. and ,p The
ndr~mert ~ n" Jirs'i.r. W ,s. r,,nn -, , 10.
uroperi, purchased and services, rendered sb,n
D.. conclusive Tbs c.rporation shau com
.h,ns,nd dsr,rs tsa ooo1
sWu
maj u" fan name aud r"sioihce addresses
OF NE person d'1irmf =" form said corpot
'u"h and The humi"r It 'hare' subscribed W
"a are a. follow
10. Robin. prminF View Mexico, is5
mares NnuFht Deming. View MeNico,
! share Watson Dem.ng New MeAic1,
share
Thai the term Of the existence Of this cor
roratou ,hall he fifty 500 wears from aud
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RrIolr. uF INCoRpORATIoN
1f the
AMERICAN SPEITER COMPANY

Know ALL MEN BN THESE PRESENTS
THAT we III" undersigned tor ourselves. ruI
..Nriai'. and 'ucrrssors. have associated uUr
Give. together ipr the purpose II forming %
rnpf1iiuu Uudr, the isws Of the state u'
trV Mexico aud We hrrch, certify and is
ar %. follows
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STATE or NEW MEXICO
TATE Corporation Commission Of New Mexico
Seal

Certificate ii Comparison
7 nii-d state, II America!
siai" II New MeSico -.
Il - herrby certified that the annexed 4
full true aud complete transcript Of III.
tTEIIII1AIE Df IOCkHOiDtRA
SON LIABILITY OF
American spelter Company
tNo $500
18th the endorsements thereon. ~ same ap
ears on filr aud IT record IN the office of n,
tat Corporation Commission
zeal
In Testimony Whereof. The State Corpor
alton Commission Il the state ~ New MeNic.
la. caused this certificate 10 h. signed b, ..
chairman aud III. seal IT said Commission, a.
lr affN"d NJ III. city II Santa fe on this lGii
dn II September \ u 1913
NJ GROVES
Chairman
OWN = COARD tlerl.
nnecnuc stamp norj affixed and cancelled
CERTIFICATE OF STOCKHOLDERS sos
LIABILITY 81
AMERICAN SPELTER COMPANY
Know ALL MEN ~ THESE PRESENTS
that We. whnsc names are hereto subscribed
having associated ourselves for the purp0s
n forming q corporation under the laws pl
he state NJ New Mexico. 10 he known "a.
american spelter Company. the ccriGcair col
Incorporation II which said corporation .,
10 h. flied aud recorded herewith de- herrb,
.eriiN aud Di.clos. unto al men tha' there
hall b.. no stockholders liability On account
an, stock issued hy said corporation
This certificate b. executed and filed pur
uani to the provision ~ Section 30. Chapiel
y II the acts ~ the Legislative Assembly oi
Yam sHt f.E he
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-09-24

ILlt ID, principal oiiae ,nj place o.
rD0,Hss. ai sii corporation within the state .i
New M.,ita b. The cat, II psmuF Count.
q Luna Stale ut New Mexico aud the name
oi ihe agent upon whom procssses against SAID
..uuraiiou NAV be- served Is ;. Naught oi
..ii namiue New Mexico And said corpor
sliou mav conduct business IN other stale
.r iuu,Fu countries aud have one Ut more
office, ont OF his state and may hold put
cll, m1rtfale and convey real aud personal
pl,HtfiI out 10 this rtatc
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Ms BRYAN -lill ha, u long time "a
decide whether or not 1t will be h,.
duty tn take off his coat and 90 into
the next democratic national con
yontion tu preserve peace.
Read the Graphic.
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Vi, Bryan i til Whiting Gote. 70
himself about tn oountry's relation
With Germany
Even Mr. Lansine's statement
that wine will be- served at stat,
hauqurts Is not enough To- start a
General clamoI Tor Bryan return.
A. Mr. Bryan has bought two state
department chairs for the "haRowed
associations. We must IN fairness
assume that he did not stop long
enough between Chautauquas to sit
down
MeNicans may b. impelled To RAID
Texas by the odor of real food in
process of cooking.
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Portraits Of the fall crop of classic
dancer. indicate II shortage ia the
worlds supply OF clothes And the
la,t OF hoisiery - simply appalling.
Sow that Germany has decided To
modify her position, General Car
rama might come Out from behind IN
VIII, kers aud listen tn reason.
,irnb,r~ at the lineage assoc
iation of commerce who have disc"N
c,,d Lake Michigan have found some
thing really worth while.
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AMERICAN spFLrER COMPANY

AMERICAN SpELTER COMPANY
No S2GYI
with The endorsement. thereon a. sam. ,.
pear on he aud of record IN the office Of
Do stat, Corporation Commission
Ia tc-tm1Er whereof the State Corrsr-t..r
..lTal-siou ID III. State ai Ncw Mv.c0 b.
- thir ,grttgli, Goo o., Hisn,d by a. Chan
uNu sUd the seal Di Cummiasia 10 b,.f
Of ti' ',r "f santa g. uu thu 10th d., a,
September 4 u lpI.
tSEAlI VI : Grow,
Nirsi Chairman
Edwin I Cuard Dirrk
Revenue stamp tucl affixed aud cancelled
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That the fn ntmcs aud rostoifce addresses
ct the persons desiring a. form said corpot
iuon and he number II shiree subscribed vs.
Hrh are as i0lioWF
u 8 Robin. D-minF View Mexico. iss
hares ] 8 NluRht Deming New MeNico,
share J Watson, Dem.ng New MeA,c1.
share
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Endorsed $50. -2ta
Cor Reed Nal e. Page 30,
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
tMERIcNN srrLTER COMPANY

AMERICAN ~FtITtR COMPANY
Filed IN office of
STAFF tORpOR ArtON COMMISSIONS or
VIEW MEXICO
-.r a. lgls. q 90 q IN
Edwin I Cnari Cittk
Uir,rrd o. y e. o. b B. G
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
81
,NFRlCAN SPLITTER COMPANY
Certified Copy
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That the term Of the existence Of this cor
roratiou ,ha he fifty 500 wears from aud
,it'f me date hereof
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Read the Graphic.
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CERTIFICATE or STOCKHOLDERS No'
LIABILITY 81
AMERICAN SPELTER COMPANY


stat. ~ New Mexico
ON this lith dar NJ September \ u. 1919
'ioro me personally appenrd u : Robbin.
$. Nhueht aud !. 6 Watson. tn me known
lc 'hr persons described in aud who el
uted the Tor, sn,ne instrument aud sever
al Acknowledged that they executed tha
smg Their free act and deed
4 l. Maple Notary Public
NJ Commission ctrirrH Nov 'grd 1913
NsisnAl Seal
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CERTIFICATE or INCORPORATION

u be- hereby certified that the annexed :. T,
i"i unr and complete. transcript oil b,
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-06
WILSON WILL VOTE
FOR SUFf AMENDMENT
WILL VOTE FOR THE AMEND
NENT TO NEW JERshN '"N-
STITtTiO\.
Declares. However. that ""
<o, Favor Suffrage a. Nation
al Party Question.

WASHINGTON, Oct 6.-Presi-
dent Wilson announced today tha'
he will vote for the woman's SUI
fraae amendment 10 the cons'i'a-
tion In New Jersey on October ~
lie said
Il intend TO vote Tor suffrage III
New Jersey because believe tue
fine has come TO extend that pilF'-
lege and responsibility 10 the ""'"
en-. but / shall vote ho' 81
leader of the party "i '''
nation. shall vote oh's
a private citizen called upon ns 'H'
legislature Of the state 10 eAi'''.
his opinion a. the polls. } '1', =
New Jersey will be- benefited pf 'n'
change SIS position in regard 70
the "a, ia which ihis sf'si l'''''''
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TRIAL OF An AMERICAN
DELAYED UNTIL OCT. 18.

COMO, Italy, Oct g. Porter
Charlton. nervous and depressed, is
back in his cell today, where he must
remain twelve more days. Over his
vigorous objections the trial for the
murder OF his wife. Mary Scott
Charlton, was suddenly adjourned
until Oct. Is only a few hours after
i, began yesterday afternoon. The
motion was made by Charlton's new
attorney who wanted time 10 study
the records, but the young American
with his lips twitching ratified the
bars of his iron cage in which he
was cooped in the court room and
begged the Judge not TO grant a
postponement Wearisome pre!imi-
naries disposed of the first session.
An Italian attorney harangued the
court in long plea for damages for
a Russian who was falsely accused
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-06
LANDING OF TROOPS TO BE CONTINUED.

IA to 25 years. Included among the
guests were girls from various
churches in which the members Oh
the alliance are members oni'
members could tell the church girls
s.who had gotten out OF the haoit'
A 17-year-old girl whose mother IS
a member of the alliance acted as
chairman of the reception eommltlee'
Many girls who have been reclaim
ed are either in new homes or estap-
lished positions. The reception VIII
no continued from time 10 time.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-06
GREECE NEAR
BRINK Of WAR
WAS ABOUT TO BE PLCNGED
INTO WAX BY PREMIER
vENIzELOS.
FORCED TO QUIT
The Premier Was Forced to Resign
from the Ministry by King Con-
stantine-To Form u New
Cabinet.

ATHENS. Oct. G.-Greece was
about to be plunged into war when
King Constantine hurried to Athens
in the royal automobile and forced
the resignation Of Premier VENICE
los two hours after his arrival. IL
was learned to-day.
The king was at his summer resi-
dence few miles from the capital
when word was brought TO him that
the p-euier had made a sensational
speech in the chamber oi deputies
declaring that Greece would resort
to arms II Bulgaria attacked Serbia.
He Immediately ordered the royal
auto and sped to Athens. Arriving at
the palace he called FOR the minutes
Of the session Of deputies which had
continued until a. III. The
stenographer brought out the re-
cords and he stus!ies! the preniier's
speech carefully. Then he sent for
the prime minister. In the mean
time the premier had left the palace.
Although il was Immediately known
that the prime minister had re-
signed. he confirmed ii himself
when the chamber met in special
session.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-06
WILSON PLEADS
FOR DEFENSE
STRIKES STRAIGHT oTT IN FAv.
OR OF GREATER PREPARED
NESS FOR COUNTRY.
TALKS TO ADVISERS
The Members Of the Naval Board Of
Advisers Welcomed to the White
House by the President.
Tells OF Defense Needs.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 6.--Presi-
dent Wilson struck straight out for
greater preparedness in an Address
Of welcome to the new naval board
Of advisers nj the White House to-
day. Calling upon them to unite
with the government to establish a
defense that would command the re-
spect Of the entire world. he said:
II think the whole nation is con-
vinced that we ought To be prepared
not for war. but for better defense,
and very adequate defense. The
organization OF defense is not
purely a technical mater; il Is not a
matter that the army and navy
alone can take care of, but il Is
matter In which, we must have the
corporation OF the best brains and
knowledge in our country outside Of
official service OF the government as
well as inside.
"For my part ! feel that only in
the true spirit of democracy can we
get together. get in closer touch
with each other in voluntary aid.
the sort Of aid that comes from
knowledge Of varied circumstances
that are involved In handling ma
ton. I want you 10 feel that we
have a very serious purpose. that we
have not asked YOU to asocicate
Yourselves with us except for very
definite and practical purpose, To
get you 10 give IA your best intellect
and thought "a to how we ought to
make ready for any duty that may
fall upon the nation. l do not have
10 expound to You; You know a.
we'll n I do the spirit of America
The spirit Of America II one of
peace. hui also one of independ-
enee.
$50 ID seems Ia use that We are
not working "a these who w"uld
change anything ia America, hut
only ~ those ~ho would safeguard
everything in America. Nothing
caghs to he done ia this country bs
sns single group; everything ought
"a he done b. ali al "a. welcome
yuu most heartily
Following the address the mem
hsss shook hasd> with the president
aud assured him thes would do
ever, ding in shess Isower Ia aasiss
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MYERS SENTENCED To
RE HANGED NOV. 10.

FORT WORTH. Texas, Oct. g.
After Judge James w. Swayne OF the
seventeenth district court hcd re-
sentenced c. A. Myers. slayer Of A.
w. Montague. Tuesday afternoon
and mad set Nov. 10 as the date for
him to be hanged by the neck until
dead. dead. dead, Myers looked up
AZ the judge and smile grimly
"WelI. don't want and foolishness
about it this time. judge he said,
because | don't like to be kidded =
The court did not understand him
at first. and asked him again what
he said Myers repeated the state
merit and smiled broadly at the grim
joke as he was led away by the
guards.
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should be handled is well known.
believe II shouIi he settled by the
states and not BY the national gov
eminent. that In no circumstance
should is be made party question.
and my view has grown stronger at
every turn OF the situation
President Wilson's announcement
that he would vote for the suffrage
in New Jersey has
brought forth lively discussion
among suffragists and anti-suffra-
gists in Washington. Suffrage lead
ers with headquarters here declare
the presidents announcement is
the beginning of The end 10 the op-
position to votes for women. They
said this made victory certain in
New Jersey.
We are very much pleased with
the presidents attitude said Mrs.
Ethel Smith of the Woman's Suf-
frage National Congressional com
mittee. Victory in New Jersey
will be the means of giving us a
federal amendment, and the presi-
dents declaration will have an inn
portant effect upon the entire
country. 1t will go far toward car
rying New Jersey and il we carry
New Jersey it will help tremen-
dously in New York. Pennsylvania
and Massachusetts. where they vote
November 2. believe we will win
in all four states.
Mrs. Alice Hill Chittenden. presi-
dent of the Anti-Sufrage -Associa-
ton, said.
President Wilson's statement re-
garding the suffrage question is
only his personal opinion. do not
think it will have any bearing on
the campaign in New Jersey or in
any other state.
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4 SOLID FOunDATlOh
F00 BETTER RELATIONS

NEW YORK. Oct 6.-'.lt is rea-
sonable to assume that solid foun-
dction for the best OF friendly rela-
tions between this country and Ger
many mas been laid.
The above statement was made by
Ambassador Won Bernstorff here to-
day. He refused 10 enter into
general discussion OF the present
status OF submarine controversies.
saying that his letter delivered TO
Secretary Lansing yesterday explains
all that could be said.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-06
M|LAOY'S BACK TO Be
DECORATED WITH ORNAMENTS

NEW YORK, Oct 6.-Those in
the east who have admired the
broad. white expanse OF milady S
back when she was attired IN one
Of those evening gowns are due TO
be disappointed. The gowns are
not 10 be cut higher-they 30 low
ar. but the backs are TO be deco
rated with ornaments-gold ana
silver lace. reversed necklaces and
the like. This is according TO the
latest fall and autumn creations be-
ing shown here today
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-10-06
DETROIT NAN INDICTED
BY ONTARIO GRAhO JURY

DETROIT, Mich, Oct. 6.--"Per-
fectly unruffled" was the expression
used by Albert Kaltschmidt, presi-
dent of the Marine City Salt compa-
ny, TO describe his feelings over the
indictment returned by the supreme
court grand jury OF Ontario. The
grand jury indictment charged him
with conspiracy to destroy public
buildings in Canada in connection
with the dynamiting of the Walker
willie factory and the attempt to dyna-
mite the Windsor armory las: sum-
mer.