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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-10-21

tens Der Hepublitaner, Ionoern auh
BON Den Oempfraten nit ben rOeutz
i6en" ssmosslt perben piirbe; lpie
bic neuelten gntbuauagen geipeilen,
Iebr nit Redt.
Senn boron lulle mun Ii6 ourh
bic gut seipislte gntriiItuns Der Rioz
Der e So. niht tduI1sn. Nuh ben
eieenen 9lngaben Hibbers lam 5err
6einrih Mbsles, electromagnetic
unb 5urnpersinsleudtt oo5u, 81 ibm
nit benz Griuden, Senotor Stone
sine nMuoisn3" gu senlbren, bic oenn
audi i'm geiiein eintser onberer r9ro@
ben", oes aotboIiten pralibenten
Jrsp, oss Oslesaten Goblmspsr pom
Nprbomsritonil lhen 2urnerbuno unb
bes unpermsiolihen Splpeiter Bier
ed, Der seitpeiie bic poeterei an Den
Nogel ssbGnst bat unb neueroings in
politit rmaht", itattfono. 3psi Sus
&c ipdtsr permitteIte Serr 0ieref ein'
aonferens nit Sem Yoitmeiiter BUR
leion, Bel Der unsefdtr Die sleihsr
9ltteure mitpirttsn. 2tls britter in
gunbe iheint bunn nod Der oIler
uoeutlden" Inforoerungsn entlpre
henoe YunbesIenator Meeo BON Mii:
Iouri mitgelpielt 81 huben.
Was BEL oieIen aonferensen ipirt:
lid seiprohen uno getan ipuroe, ii
ihper feit3uitslen, ou iid oiei'
Gentlemen" felt geitern olleiumt &C.
senieitis nit &oienarlen beiperfsn
pon bsnen n2iisner" nod unsefdh,
oas miloeits lit. 90 ole! iheint jsocG
i;ter gu iein, buB g Der soelss:
Vieredz dzStpne Epmbination niht &c:
lang, bon Waibington eeniigenb gro
be &on3eiIionsn an bic porbem il
ae'hmdbten .Snpbens" 81 ersattern
I'm einen aubbanoel 81 ermOelihen
Die &asne mar gu ipeit porse.
ihritten, oie bsutlchzlepublitonii der
unb bic republitaniid= =beutihen 5ef:
telmehtel bereits 81 intim selpor0en
INN elmer tleinen puhooe tpesen leiht
iinnis selOit iperoen Su tDnnen. Sr
blieb oenn ihlieblid) niles beim sll:
ten, unb bic Wilions2eute iino nit:
iamt ibren osutid, ameritanilhsr
9tuiierten bic Slomierten."
9ieueidt. baB oisies ers0slid'
Spiidenipiel nod manhen beutid
/ iprehenben 9lrbsiter, benz oie srob;
taliltiihzunneutrals 9altuns be,
oemotratiihen gunoesperpaltuns al5
10 uneereht erihien, bab er unter
alien llmitdnoen fir $,usbes su itims
men beubiihtiste, oas Soritte iolher
Guns Su Semitic fiibrt. Osnn, ADJ
tpie serne liebsn iIt oie (bemotroti=
Iden) oeutlhen 6elpsn bon Der Sc.
motrutilden primaoona ins iiibt
Sod suriidfiibren, ipenn es midi
J aor su Ipdt basu lpdre!
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-10-21
No. 20.
aonutution Der Obio.l .llniou
Nrbeiter.

Die aonoention ber Stats 0ebez
ration Of 2obor, pelde lebte Wode
in 5oleoo itattfono, nabm aud cine
Reiolution on. pelde ben a9tltun=
oentos fir ale Wrbeiter bes 5taates
Sbio, Derlanst. Cine anoere Reioluz
tion, tpelhe ein beheres Bsteuerunas=
seieB fir bic Sbio Stdbte perlanat,
puroe pom Wite golbimitb, Rebaf=
teur oes ~Jeoerationiit" eingereiat.
9oloi imitb meint, oab penn bic Stdb=
te teine bOberen Steuern erbebeu
ourfen, lie uuh niht mebr imltonbe
lein tperoen. ben itdbtiiden lr6eiteru
unionlobne gu beaablen.
Der unDermsiblihe Sacob Gorep.
undbbdngi9er aanoibot fir gunoes=
lenat, belt cine 2lniprohe, in pel=
der er bic Oelegaten oufforoerte fir
lhn gu itimmen, oa er ollein oer
urabre Sato6" lei. Sn alsemeinen
'tono Die aonpention unter benz
Sanne oes reinen rz9epertihafts=
neIsn. GoloImitb iotppbl lpie 5sar=
ref, ltdotiiher Director in glepelanb,
beorbeiteten bic Oelesoten bouptidd=
LID fur i6re prdiibentihaft fts=a aanbiz
oaten = WilIon uno 6uabes -
Gorep arbsitete fir Goren. gs mar
tein Oelegat anlpeieno, benz es in
ben Sinn getommen pGre fir bic
aanoloaten Der tIaNen6spubten, auf=
9etldrten QrbeiterIhoft Stimmuna su
MAIDEN. gs lpuroe Elm gan5sr 6au=
ZEN Rsloluttonen eingereiht unb an=
genomren. bon Oenen nur iehr pe=
ni9e, bon ipirtlidem Werte fir bic
9lrbeiter puren Oieis beIhrdntten.
tonlerpatipen GeipsrtIdoftler Ieben
nltt Die 3eidsn Der 3eit. Seben
nidt sin, ooB bic SosioIiiten olIeiu
bic 0iener uno Vertreter Der Qrbet=
ter limb, oab tie bsabiidtisen, ben
3opitaliIten bic Wiittsl unp Dert=
3euse Der 9lrbeit ous ben 6dnoen su
nehmen uno bisIelben Dem aanaen
9oIte aussuIieTern, 10 bob Reittum
uno 6ut fir Die Nusrisbung aner
er5sugt peroen tann.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-10-21

Die Wadt oisfss Jonotismus lit
9rob uno geFdbrIit. uno mas mehr
ols psrpunosrlid lit, lie tit i'm 3uz
nsbmsn bssriffen. Wsr bic 0eIesgez
buna uno bic Gsrihtsentlheioungen
in bisIer Sahe in ben lesten oreiz
Big Sabrsn ourd9ebt, miro finoen,
pis boruuf be5usnebmenos 9eIese
lih Itdnoig mehren uno ME oeren
Snterpretutipn in einem Dem Iltohol
feinolihen Sinn INNER itrenger ee=
hunohabt niro.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-10-21

Statt Spar9el miiFten Yaionette
Sebweocm Sect entipricken flugs,
Ganpnen tuahien nm bic Wettc,
gNie ionit bic iaft'ge Nurte tuud,s.
Sfl tuiirbe alien cblen Heben
Statt iiiken Meines Wenitenblnt,
Zen Shaien GiienpanScr seben
Statt ibrer Wplle trautem Gut.
Gann ipeiiet Spmben, ifluft Wrannten
Gft eud an Giieniplittern iatt;
9icbmt $oclm unb Sdbel su Salaten,
Vatrunen taut in Iprf unb Stabt.
&odDt 9porbcer Gnd,, lakt Vaipnette
Sn brauncr Butter id,mafbaft iein;
grintt Gnt, in Wenihenbiut sn gette
llno mad)t in Scni &anpncn cin.
Wsit Yulper ipiir5et Gud, ben graten,
@er5.brt Eorpcop srieaiiee,
@inobcutel ieien oanbgrunaten,
SoartsuRitahl if,licfe bas Iiner.
Niaf,t 3leiber Gud, aus Giienreifen,
Tni' @Grme Guf, i'm Tinter lab;
&ieleid,t lernt Shr oann erit begreifen
@osu Gndl .,Gjutt" oas Saiein CAB!
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-10-21

ben @strGntsn sdblt oen Wloit (Giz
Ser) gum Ole, gier, Wein ulp. Run
ober sibt es iiiBen uno sssorenen
Moit. Der iiibe Moit enthdlt BLOB
cine gang serinse M}enss 4ltohol,
mas beim es9orenen niht Der SOU
1T uno troBbsm rehnst man ihn
nod Dem gsies gu Sen bsrauldsnosn
9etrGnten.
Die 9eIsbsebuns bon Sbio iisbt
in sona piltiirliher WsiIe berouz
fhenos GetrGnte als iolhe on phne
RudIitt auf ihre berauihenoe mir
lung. Oobsr eritredte lit oos Ser
toufsperbot in troden aelesten Sez
ssnbsn aud auf sebraute Getrdnte,
!, ob iie bsrouihenb iporen oocr niht.
SIN Staot Reip gort flat oos
2oeerbier untsr ben 2iquor Sur
Gam, nidt neil ss bsrouldsno, ionz
bern neil ss gsbraut lit.
Die probibitionseefese in Weit
Iirginia snthaIten foIsenos Oefini@
.ion: .llnter Dem Wort r2iquor"
lpis IS in bislem GeieB 9ebrduht
toiro, iino gu peritehen ale gebrGuz
ten, oesorenen pber eebrnrntsn Sill
fioteitsn, Msins, porter uIp., Bier
unS ale bsrouihenoe getrdnte, Miz
| Idunesn unb 3ubereitunsen dbali>
der Dirt. Nah oem Sinn ces 8e'stz
ses miiNsn ous sebrouten ooer 9saoz
renen 8etrdnts, Oh lie berauIhsno
| iinp pber nitt, uIs gebruute gslten.
Sn Tsbrusta peritano man our
Gruno oss Gsieges, ipeldss lid nit
eebrautsn, esbrannten ooer gesorsnsr
Getrintsn bsihdftiste, isoes Gez
trdnt, ouf tpelhss bns geisg iih be-
siebt, ols bsraulhenoes ohne FIdz
| fdt ouf isinsn pirtlidsn Gehalt,
felbIt fir ben San, oab oisies gar
niht fdhis tpdrs. cine berauIhenps
| Wirtuns gu er3isIsn.
9luf lolhe 9siese uno Serihtsent=
iheioe bin mag es portommen, oab
Elm 9siss, bas Sen 0ertduf bon be-
rauitenben GstrGntsn psrbIetst ooer
resuIiert, iih iosur auf Getrdnte err
! itredt, psIds srpiefenermaBsn niht
berouiden, lpsnn lie BLOB aus ben
sIsihsn Stoffsn berseitelt peroen.
Seoes gstrdnt ous Mals berseItelIt,
piro nuf oiele Irt bdufis als gez
brautes SstrGnt psrboten, aud penn
Iein slltobolesbalt gu eerins 1T, um
cine Wirtune su er5ie!en, audi nenn
iiherbaupt gar tein 9lltcbcl porhanz
ben lit. Wnn ieoes aus Mals bsrsez
itelIts Getrdnt als eebrautss uno be-
rouihcnbes uno isoer iiiber Moit ols
sssorener gu selten bat, Damn mag
man aud Grape Suice nit benz
Wein tlaHifisieren, obsIsid sriteres
,ein MItobol entbdlt.
Der 3lped folder GefeBe beitebt
parin, bob lie bic berauihsno.n 9e=
trdnt. treffsn iou.n. Mber prattiid
seroten lie nit oieiem 3lped in 2onz
fIitt. llnb bic GeridtsbOfe itiiBen
Iclde @eiebe. trobbsm oieie NIT Dem
@eiit Der Geiebsebuns in Wibere
fpru9 iteben, bonn Wioerfpruh init
Der nadten Wirtlidseit eor nidt 81
reoen.
Mo bic @orurteile aesen Mltobol'
setrdnte Wur5sl sefobt, ba gilt Der
Grunoias: r2aiIet ole 0srnunft SUI
rid. Sbr, bic Sbr bier eintretet!"
Der Shperpuntt lisst barin. oaB
fh ons omsritaniIhs 0olt bon siniz
gen ipeni9en beberr1hen lGbt. tpelde
stpeifellos seiiIia minberlpertis iinb.
Gin Itdrterer gelpeis fir bie Be-
hauptuns, bab bic gepegune sesen
slltpholeetrdnte feline Wurasln i'm
pernunftpiorisen Ganotismus bat,
lit iiberfliiHig.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-10-21

Die prsifs fir 2e5ensmittef
olIsr Nrt iino ieit e;nem Sabr BON
20 Bis As proasnt eeitieeen. Dafiir
hoben mir ober ben Sroit, oaB fdb
bic 3abl unferer Milliondre um ein
paar Oubeno bermebrt bat.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-30
GERMANY MUST REPLY
Harden Says Country Cannot AYor,
10 ignore the Speech of
F.arI Grey.

PARIS. October 29.-The Paris TEMPS
h"S received the following extrac,
rom an article by MaXin,iiian Harden.
editor of Die Zukunft. which the Ger
man government has several times sun
pressed:
Earl Grey's speech OF last week is
highly important and Germany is
morally compelled to reply.
The British Foreign Minister pro-
claimed that the object of the war IS
the organization of world peace by a
constitutional union of free states
reciprocally guaranteeing their rights.
IF Germany replies to this spcech
with threats and abuse, neutrals Will
rightly think that Germany aims only
at subjectng them. That must not be.
The people must know that Germany
shelters millions of men. who, respect-
ing the object of the war. are exactly
of Earl Grey's opinion.
Entente countries will doubtless
consider this assertion farcical, but II
is the business OF the German govern
ment to hasten the moment when tho
world shall again have confidence in
Germany and will agree to parley with
her.
That hour has not come, but we
must make our case clear against the
day of the great judgment which will
liberate Europe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-30
BRITISH GET FOOTING
IN ADVANCED TpENCxr

BERLIN. October 20 (wirefess via
Sayville).-"Official: Western theater:
Army group OF Crown Prince Run
prec.t-After strong artillery fire Eng
lish attacks developed between Gueude-
cou's and Les Boeufs. the majority of
whlch were broken up by our artillery
fire. Wherever they were carried out
they wero repulscd with losses to the
British. Two armored automobiles
were destroyed by full hits. Later. to
the east of Les Boeufs, two hostile
companies entered our most advanced
trench. The lighting there is still in
PROGRESS.
Army group of tps@ sowd prince.
The lighting was restricted to artillery
iuels which. on the east bank of the
Meuse. attained considerable force az
he time. .IN f
Eastern theater: Prince Leopold's
Front--The Russians held almost the
entire line OF the Stokhod under lively
hrins. which attained its greatest yio..
fence west Of Lutsk A Russian at
tack. launched from forest east OF
Szeiow. broke down under our curtain
OF fire.
"Archduke Carts front (east of the
front OF Transylvania): There is moth
ing to report. ssS
South OF Tomoesor Pass an attack
enabled us to reach Axusa. Despite
the tenacious hostile resistance Ii, ths
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-30
HOW GERMANY BUNGLED
Dercsford Says Great Britain Could
Have Been Forced to Knees
in Two Months.

WASHINGTON, October 29.-Admiral
Lord Beresford, the great English
naval strategist. believes that had Ger
many taken advantage of the oppor-
tunity offered at the beginning Of the
war, the English would have been de-
:cated. In letter TO Colonel r. NJ.
Thompson. president of the Navy
League of the United States, Admiral
Beresford says:
Il wish people had listened to me
before the war. think it might have
been averted. Anyway, we escaped u
most appalling danger, as. if the Ger
mans had attacked us first without u
could have sent-140 cruisers and arm
cd merchant ships onto our unprotect-
ed trade routes. we would have been
brought to our knees in a couple OF
months; they could have put down a
IL we had had three times the num-
availcd us nothing.
TN pointing this danger out for
years ! have always told my country
men. as have told YOU, that an en-
p!rc, like man, can be killed as easily
tho heart. / have always thought that
the German Emperor could not have
lccn in Berlin at the moment the
Junkers had made everything ready
for declaring war. II he had been.
he would have sent for Tirpitz, and
on telling Tirpitz that the British
neither would or could fight. Tirpitz
would have replied: I have got to
think Of what they may or may not do.
DO nos go to war for another three
weeks. Give me time to get all our
cruisers and armed merchantmen on
the trade routes. If the British do not
fiGh; We can order our vessels home +:
II the British do fight. we have got
them.
IF the Germans had carried out tina I
plan. they could have got into Paris.
compelled peace with France, and then
been l. ST. Petersburg in a short time.
and become the dominant power of
Europe. and the world possibly, for n
century,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-30
Strenuous Week
Ahead of ason
Plans to Dcoote Virtually En-
tire Time TO Campaign
for Reelection.
iBy Associnted Presa.l


LONG BRANCH, N. j., October 49,
President Wilson plans to devote vir-
tuaily his entire time this week to his
campaign for reelection. Letters and
kilograms from various parts of the
country predicting victory for tho
Democratic ticket. were forwarded to
Shadow Lawn to-day from the exccu-
tive offices.
The President will visit Buffalo on
Wednesday. and New York City on
Thursday. and next Saturday will ad-
dress gathering Of New Jersey citi.
zens here He probably will go to
Princeton on election day to vote. Ar
rangements have been made for tho
President to receive full election re-
turns at Shadow Lawn.
Mr.. Wilson probably will return to
Washington within two or three days
after the election.
Viscount Aimano Sato. the new
Japanese ambassador to the United
States, will pay a formal call on Presi-
dent Wilson tomorrow afternoon TO
present his credentials. Later tho
President will receive n committee from
the National Association Of Commits
sioners OF Agriculture. and tomorrow
he will have as his dinner guest Au-
gustus Thornns, the playwright, who
speaks here Tomorrow night In behalf
of Mr.. Wilson'S candidacy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-30
EMPHATIC DENIAL.
MADE BY CABRERA
Denounces as False Sensational
Statement Issued Over
His Name.
HAD NO KNOWLEDGE OF IT
Holds Responsible News Bureau
Representative Who Recently
Visited Commission.
HAD NO KNOWLEDGE OF IT
tBy Associated Press.

By Associated PRESS.
NEW YORK, October 29.-Luis Ca
brera. president of the Mexican com-
mission, now participating in the joint
conference over border difficulties. said
here to-day that he did not authorize
the statement issued by the Mexican
News bureau In Washington on Satur-
day, assailing American officials for
alleged laxity in dealing with anti
Carranza propagandists along the bor-
der.
The statement purporting to he
from us. was not issued by me or
given out with my knowledge or con-
sent" Mr.. Cabrera said. 'All state
ments issued. or which may issue will
appear signed by me-"
Regardless of what his personal at
titude may be, the Mexican commits
sioner said he would not, in view Of
his official position. issue n statement
OF the character of that Of the news
bureau. while negotiations were pend
ing between the two governments. He
declared that the bureau would he in
structed not to give out further state
ments as coming from him unless they
bore his signature.
\ representative of the Mexican
News bureau conferred with the MexI-
can members OF the joint body in At
lantic City recently. Mr. Cabrera added.
and probably carried back with him
to Washington the impression that the
Mexican commissioners were of the
opinion that the United States should
adopt a tirmer attitude toward anti
Carranza propagandists.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-30
CHURCH $50 YEARS OLD
St. Paups Chapel. Where George wnsh-
inEton Worshiped, Higgins
Seven-Day Celebration.
IR. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l


NEW YORK, October 2?.-St pauls
chapel. In lower Broadway, in c::c ,,i
the busiest parts of New York, where
George Washington worshiped. to-day
began seven-day celebration of its
laoth anniversary. A service arranged
FOR Tomorrow. 1t was announced. will
be attended by representative of the
President of the United. States, the Gov
ernor OF New York and the Mayor of
the city. as we'll members of his
torical societies and other bodies. The
pew which Washington occupied has
been draped with four large AmerI-
can flags. and bears the Washington
family coat OF arms.
Methodist churches throughou, the
city to-day began the celebration of
the l5oth anniversary of the founding
of American Methodism in the city bv
Phiiip Embury. an Irish immigrant.
VINO had been made local preacher
IN Ireland by John Wesley. Services
were held to-day in Old John Street
Church. known as the Mother of
Methodism." founded by Embury in
1855. The anniversary celebration Will
last through the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-30
| 0DGE'S CHARGE
BENEATH CONTEMPT
Breckenridge Repudiates Alleged
Interview Bearing on Lusi-
tania Note.
DENIAL ALSO By HOUSTON
Cabinet Member Declares Presi-
dent Incapable of Conceiving
Such Crooked Course.
DENIAL ALSO BY HOUSTON
BY Associated Press. I


NEW YORK. October 29.-Democratic
national headquarters made public to-
night the following telegram, sent by
Henry {. Brcckinridgc. former Assist
ant Secretary of War, to the Philadci-
phia Pudic Ledger. in reply to state
nents made in speech by Senator
Lodge. quoting him in reference to the
alleged elimination Of postscript
from the second Lusitania. note:
ANY one who quoted me TO Senator
Lodge as represented in your telegram
as quoted. is a scoundrcl. No member
OF President Wilson's Cabinet ever
threatened him on any subject The
malice that would seek for partisan
advantage to emasculate the potency
OF ones government in a vital inter-
national affair by the mongering OF
backstairs gossip is beneath con-
tempt"
Another denial Of Senator Lodges
assertion was contained I'm a mcssa ge
received at Democratic headquarters
from David NJ. Houston, Secretary of
Agriculture. who said
Il have received telegram from
the Philadelphia Public Ledger report
ing Senator Lodge as having said at
Brockton that after the second I,usi-
'hhiti Hote Hdu NTedu, the I'EeSi-
uent added postscript informing the
German government that the words
strict accountability and other strong
phrases were not 10 be taken seriously.
and that | threatened To resign If the
postscript was added. or course, this
is fabrication. pure and simple. The
President would have been incapable
or conccivine such a crooked course
Il never heard of such "A postscript.
ana ala not threaten, and have at no
other time threatened to resign.
would have been astounded at the re-
ported statement if J. had not noted
other Irresponsible, unpatriotic and dis
loyal utteranccs of Republican lead
crs, especially those raising and deal
ing with sectionalism. Surely the Re-
publican leaders are very desperate,
and In sad need of issues when they
lend themselves to such things
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-30
WHERE~LABoR STANDS
Secretary Morrison Says Federation Ix
Supporting No Particular Set
OF Candidates.
Tby Associated press.1

PITTSBURGH, October 2o.-Denial
that the American Federation of Labor
is supporting any one set OF candl-
dates In the present political campaign
was made in a speech here to-day bv
FRANK Morrison. secretary of the or
ganization.
The chief deception practiced in this
campaign is the charge that trade
union officials are trying TO deliver the
votes OF the> membership 10 one cam
didate or set of candidates." said Sec
retary Morrison. And always such
charges, oddly. contain the intimation
that another and different set of can
didates should be favored. Lest there
DC misunderstanding OF the position
OF the American Federation of Labor.
let II be stated that the federation Is
supporting In this campaign Republi-
can. Democrat and Socialist candidates
Tor Office whore these candidates have
declared In favor OF legislation for the
amelioratfon OF the condition of the
wageworkers OF the country"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-30
OFF ON LAST TRIP
G. O. y. Candidate Leaves for Swing In
Ohio md Indiana, Then Two
Days In New York
fBy 4 ssociatctl Press1


I oGDENSBURG, n. V, October %
Charles p. Hughes to-day started on
the last week of his presidential cam
paign. He saw no callers to-day and
left at T. NJ. for points in Ohio and
Indiana.
Only five more days of active cam
paigning confront the Republican nomi-
nee. Three will be spent in Ohio and
Indiana and Thursday and Friday in
New York State His last speech of
the campaign will be delivered in New
York City next Saturday night.
Mr.. Hughes entered on the last week
OF his campaign In better physical con-
dition than he has been in at any time
during the last three months. His
voice has shown little Of the strain
noticeable In his previous trips and is
clear and strong. He expects to de-
liver twenty-three speeches before
reaching New York City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-30
w oman Possessed
FiUe. Personalities
Report on Case Of Doris FISCHER
Ciuen Out by Society for
Psychical Research.

NEW YORK. October 29.-The Ameri-
can Society for Psychical Research has
issued report OH the case of Doris
FISCHER. California woman, twenty
seven years old. In which they say:
That five distinct personalities in
habited the body of the girl at one
time. each manifesting itself in turn.
That physicians declared the girls
case hopeless. and that she was DOOM
cd 10 die in an asylum for the insane.
That the Rev. Walter +. Prince, D.
D.. associate rector of St. Marks Epis-
copal Church, then in California. ban
ished her four alien personalities, and
restored the mastership of the normal
Doris.
That Mrs. Chenoweth. physic. re-
tanned by the society. sitting eighteen
miles away from Miss Fischer. after
her recovery, summoned the four ban
ished personalities. and made each con-
Tess It's origin and activities
That these confessions tally precise
ly with the facts. and the investiga.
tions into the possibly prcd:sposinB
factors responsible for the various
phases OF Miss Fischers multiple per-
sonality.
Miss Fischer is HOW in California.
apparently normal. The summary OF
the report obtained from DIR. Prince
tonight. has it that the five personali-
ties Were known as Margaret" sleep
ing Margaret" sick Doris" "Sleep-
ing Sick'Doris." and the normal Doris.
AS Mise Fischer passed from one to an
other phase. she retained all the facul-
ties of the other.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-30
BODY NOW AT LUxEUIL
Remains of Norman Prince. Aviator
Killed In France. Await Rc-
movnl 10 This Country.
fsy Associated press.l

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 29.-Dr. Morton
Prince. OF Boston. an uncle of Nor
man Prince, the American aviator re-
Gently killed In France, returned hero
to-day on the American Line steamship
Philadelphia from Liverpool The body
OF the young American. he said. is now
in vault ut Luxeuil awaiting removal
to America
The Philadelphia brought $40 ras-
sensers. Approaching the American
coast the ltfeboats were swung out
lights illuminating the name OF the
ship and the American flag painted on
her sides were kept burning at night.
and the same precautions as taken
while In the war zone off the British
Isles were observed.