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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

lc6rt. Gle 6ron5oicn entwidcln
9iouA uno 9iuBlOolfen sur 3eiben.
0cbllng, mo6ci tie einen bon SameS
Means criunoenel 9Ip9orat pcupcn-
ben, Der iib oniGeinen0 6cpd6rt.
Gas Gerio6ren ocriagt a6cr bci9lodt
lulO 9le6cl ino lit mir bonn 6lug5el.
ge aus 81 gc6raudcn, ud6renO mon
jlm 6lugjeug 6inouf nidt 0amit
oipredcn~ fnnn Gic cclti1en 6le-
ger /bcnlben eincn bon 8rof. Gonot5
conIlrrrten Signolipiegel. Gieier
9lpparot ltclt einen tleincn S6ein.
pericr bar, nit Dem mon langc mo
fiir5e Si6t6libe nisicnOcu fam. gns
2idJtQncle oient cine i'm 9rennplmt,
ie cines Bora6olipiegels ongeorOneie
Ssrnnlglii6lumpe, 0eren &cu6t0ra6t.
SDiiem 0urh ben Strom orf ie6r
bobe Senperatlr, iait bic gum
SNmel5punft (2SO0 @roo), erbibt
mirO Sn 6olge 0eiien licfert Der
9lpporot Die ingep0bnlidb 6o6e 2ibt-
iiGrfc BON ehpo 10000 Screen. 9ll.
ler0inoS lit ooOurd Die 2c6cus0ouer
Der Sompe aiif MIR 40 bis 30 Stlin.
oen 6eidronft, bod ipiclt ooS natiir.
LID feline 9loQc, Oa Der 6lieger 9le-
ierUelampen nitiii6rt. Ger 9ctric6s-
from fiir Die Sonpc miro BON elmer
lic6cn3oQigen Sammler Notterie
gelieiert, Die Gin Wlciitcrmcrf it,
rcr 2(rt uno fir 0icIen 3wcd 6eion-
oerS entiporien ~ nit i6rcm DC
taagebdl1c nlr bier ailogromm
luiegt 70 oaB lie iib 6cqucm in ci-
ncr llm6dngetolGe unterge6radt
iuerocn fam.
gcionoers wi6ti9 lit ou6, Dob
man oie 9atterie, trobocn lic nit
.S6bcrn 3nm Gntpeibcl Der @oic
peric6en it, oui Oen aopf iieacn
funn o6nc OoB Elm Tropien SGure
Dinousl1uit Ser 0ur6 Gin biegio.
mes 9o6cl nit Ser 9uttcric Dcr6uns
0cne Signolopporot piegt mr. 1 ai-
logramn Coll cine D}el0ung ii6er.
mttelt perOer 10 miro 0ie Stellc,
Ser ooS Signal Gilt, nit @iilfe eines
ii6er Dem Spicgel onac6rahteu 8i.
iicrro6reS genou ms 9lngc 9cioBt
Gies lit n0tbig, GA Die Strculng ocs
Spiegels mr. 2 bis 6 Wro0 betrGgt.
Griidt man Damn aui cinen am Gig
nalgriif angc6rodten anopf 70
flammt Oos 6ldmm6cn oui mo
5por ritit fiir5er Grud einen fur3en
lGngerer cincn lon1cn Qidtblib Ter.
Dor. Gieie Glcmcnte laiicn nd Dem
Moricolpbobct genldB 5il 9udilabcn
mo g9orten 5uiannnenitcQen, 10 OoB
mon bcQlem nit ser Gr0Iiotion iprc-
den fam. Die old) i6rerieits nit Dem
alcic6en 2lpporot 0em 5licgcr 9lnts
portcn un0 gio6riftcn gc6cn fam.
Ger Spiegel t6llt icinc Shuloigfeit
ni6t MIR oeS gladts mo in Ger
Gdmmcrmg ionoern ulh an So0c,
I'm grcliten Sonnenidein unO III
alio sem 9iiB9lpparnt in ie0cr 9c.
3ie6ung ii6erlegen. Soacn niht nr
ARclolmaen ionoern ah citizen
Scr icinoliden Slelhmgen ocs ii6er,
ilogeuen @e6ieteS unv, i6crmittclt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

ousgcfi6rt rnO ctpa so Gcntmctcr groB it, ite6t alf
cincm Steniodcl- sic 5ciot Sinocn6urg in iblidter
froituoaer Saltno 70 mic i'm Seben 5 ite6en pile9t
ira oigerdltet brcft6eing Ocn S{opf ctpos 8lr Sce
gcpanot Die cine Sano bait ocn Nlardolitnb 0ic a-
ocrc itiBt 5 ou Den Gc9en Sn einer SGlidt6cit bat
oices critic pIoitiibc YoniB oes SelO6errn in 8on5cr
60ur 5n Dem cr ic6it ocitanOe Bat, Oofnentariiden
@ert5
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06
SirdJIidIe NIu5cigcn.
gScrmiIdJtc 9lm5ciscn.
NanHnaMna.

meincr iicIiien EnnlbarIci 9lueorud 3u per'
lci6cn oas CD fir meinc pelen 6rcnnoe mcaen
S6rcr 2bcinobme bcQe, Die Sle ir meneli
oroScn Shmcri unldplio0 ocs gooca meince
ojditct Subu Mcrcr 5cl0ien gconocrS nuni'
bar 6tn idl Der o@ermnnid.2pQc 9lr. 100 ". S.
& g. O&" ocr Baltimore Sobhing Gonicctlo'
ncrb 9(iiocnion" ocnt ,QoncbcQp @emenoc'i
Gcrcn" ulio mcincn pieIcn 5rcnnoel ifr oic
prndtbo0cn Nluucnpcnocl
(Suo6) WarD g. g9crnrr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

nit einem @orte: oeiltiher Gultir,
nn0 Slpor in mcit bo6crem NloBe ais
bis6er. IS Oori ni6t &lnOer neb.
men OaB mir biernlit i1on, nod IN.
lnitien oes gelunltiglten Strieges ite.
benO, ocn Die g9eli ie geic6cn, I'M.
crn 9lid in Die 3uflinft lenfen.
0cnn gerooe oos luteri6eioet ms
ia bon lnieren @egncrn DAB mir
aud iebt. inmitten cines uncr60rten
friegcriidjen aroiiouipduOes, nod
3eit iinoen, frieoliden aultur5ielen
Die g9cge 5ll e6nen.
9iod ocm ariege, 10 6oiien mir 5il-
bcriidtliH, miro iid Oas oeuiide
gSirt6lhoitslebcn nit gcpaliigcm
8lii9cIiblage ncl cr6c6cn; es miro
nit umpioeriteblider Grait mieoer
binousOrdngen iiber oie @rcn5pidble
Der cnaeren ScimotD Ger ocutidc
Sionimann wiro in Derpieliodter 9lu.
5o6l III allen San0elspldben Der gSclt
feline g}icocrloiilngen crri6ten; 81
Eouicnocn iucr0cn ou1 oelitibe @e-
lcbrtc un0 @erfmeiiter ms gluslano
gerlfen peroen, lnO iie olle mer0cn
irelloig ans @crf ge6en, IN 0cut-
ibcm Slime lno @eiiie. Sie aber
un0 i6rcn gtubmld)s an fifteen qln0
81 iidrlcn; iie ni6t iutergebcn 5u
lonen inn Wogenge6roliie fremOen Sc.
bcns rmo iremOer aultur; lie 81 leb.
rem, 0nB, 100 lie nu6 immer iein mo-
gen Die @ur3cl i6rcr 9raft im0 it,
res aonnens allcin i'm oeutihen Sei-
mot66ooeu itedt; iie our GrtenntniB
5u er5ic6en, oaB ser 9rennpunft ali
ibrer glrbeit ein5ig Der 0cutidc @e.
oanfe iein bari r. 0os lit Die gluiga-
be Der oeiitihen g(uslonOsihule unO
oes 0eutiGen 9luslonosle6rers.
llniere gluslonoidulen genoiien
bi5bcr nod nidt Die llnteritiiblng,
Die ibnen ibrer geOeutllng gcndB
3ufom, ni6t INNER 1T Oen Sii1iig.
iten unicrer beiniiden 2e6rcr ocr
&eg 5u'ienen StdOitcn geniigeno &c.
e6net iporocn. llno gerooe BORT be-
oori es upter oft iApierigen Ser
bdltniiien crniter, treucr nno 6ingc-
bender 9lr6eit. g9or ibon Dor Dem
aricae oie 60rOcrlmg Der ocutihcn
gMslanosihulcu eine oringen0e glliI-
aa6e uniereS @olfes, 70 miro lie eS IN
3utunit in nod piel 6o6erem DloBe
ein miiiien unO cs lit oringeuo 81
wiini1en Dob Der 2Iuslonosi6ule
oanu bon Seiten Scr 9lcihs6e60roen
oos W}oB bon Sbub uno 8iiriorae
gepo6rt miro, alii oos ie auf @rlno
i6rer bis5erigcn 9eiiiungeu bcrc@tig-
ten glniprud bat.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06
(Smilic Rcidle.

CS narb am b. guqnil 1916 Gmidc 9ieidc
in ibrcm Co. 2cbcnsla0r, i'm fugluqemeneu,
@cufdbcn Cjreicnbcm" Sic GrOucrcier iIn-
Ne dnl Wioniag, WlorgcnS # ll6r i'm Grctcn-
hcm itatt. gluq6 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06
9onOou @Sarf Cemetery.

0nnpi Nlnnnnn: NrcbcrId Yl0no.
Vnrcnu: Yir. II, NciisSnrqtognsS sSttnfc.
@cqrdbnBpdbc BON $50 an. inter beidnbi'
aer 9uiiiht Ghniihluncn. Gcmnoe ~lufi-
5en cic. limo inn JrcibbauS ON NanptGingnr9
Si iinbcn llnier 4aeni piro. penit geWiInl0i,
hnrfnrchcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06
2ie Ueraelicnem enaIiIdem offisiere.


Cic iolgcnoc, in scr n9(rmD onO
9loup @o5cttc" bcridtctc @eldihte
pirit elm bejeiAnenoes Sidt ulf Die
me6r ais llngeoronctcn 3ultGnOe in
Der en0liicbcn SccrcSlcihlng: 9ns
Der arie0 ous6ro6, muroc Der Sfii-
5ier e. iiir ielooicnihlntougIiH cr-
Hart uno in Den Stab Der in Gng-
lano geblie6cncn SAuBtruppcn Der
iebt. 9lab cincm bolbcn Sabre nelt-
croin9S literildt mur0e Der Oil.
6ier iclooicnilfd6ig erfldrt 0rci aio-
nate ipGier er6iclt CT Gin GclcQromnl
Der &ccrcslcitng obnc llntericbriit,
in mel1cn ibm beio6Ien purOc, aus
Dem StobsOienlt 5u trctcn uno ii6
sur glbreiic an Die Srort bcrcii5u6ul-
ten. @lcid)5eitig erbiclt Der Niii5icr
.. all Scr @eitfront Ocn 9eie6l, ais
oienitltntou9liA no6 Gnglono 5u
rcien imO 5ur llebernobnc 0cS Sci
motboienlteS Oes 0ifi5iers 4. iib be-
reit5u6aIten. 9ciOe Siii5iere iOloten
Den 9eie6lcn: Der cine trat ans Dem
Gicnlt in GnglonO, Der onocrc aus
Dem Gienit in 6rantrei1. llno 10
traicn iie 6eidditiglmgslos in Son-
Don 5uiommen. Seitoen ino Nio-
note Oer9ongen, ilno Die 6ciocn Sfii-
5icre 6o6en feinen mcitcrcn @eic6l
er5olten Ger cine fam niAt an oie
6ront, neil man ucrgciien bot i'm
cin5nberuien, imO ser aDOere fam
aus Dem glciden @runoc nibt in ocn
Stab in Gn0lano. Sie iinO gonj ein-
ia6 ocrgciicne Siii5iere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06
NhnrlrA N Nniier

0s fiar6 am a. gmgult 1916 G1aries s..
Naiicr IN cincm so. 2cbcnsiabr gclichtcr
cjuilc bon Gli6a @niicr Bermnnoe mo
Miuniaa, yianmlloQ8 1lDr IN lciner g8ob
nunq. Nr, S29 Eoro 6nlDn.s!Ocnne, bci3in9ob'
ncil Vciicbulp prbulint (glug6 %
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06
SricOGSic.
Baltimore Cemetery.

8nrcan: Sanpt 0inanng 9iDrtb.glOennc, Dhi1
Oun 0cr OnD.StrGBc.
@cgrIbnibpldbe 5lI oerIanlcn Aon SAB az.
Gcfiion ,I" uulcr iinucrlpd6rellocr suIll0i,
S95. @aum tit einlaDe Grabcr Glegante
ncue Stapcllc
Observation-Disclosures icBi oiieIi
(cIfui 1c()
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06
g9ic ser 8Iicocr NIT scr Gr0c IpFidf.


Gs lit notiirli9 bon er6e6liAer
9coeutrua, oaB oer 5liegcr uidt crit
nad ocr 2anoung ieine aJ}eIoungen
mabt, ionoern BOB cr icbon iud6reno
oes 6luges 9iadridten ii6er iciiegce
o6o1htu9cn Grtilnoimgep ru6 glif.
fldrllngcn ii6ernitteln fann 3o6l-
reidjc &erirde BAT man on9eitellt,
nm Die 6eitcn Nlet6ooeu 6ieriiir 81
iinoen. gra6t Gelegrop6ie uno
.lelcp6onic, Die fir bic 9lodridteu-
lle6erlniiteling pom 5eiel6allon ms
Icbr quite Gieniie lciiien. iheioeu
bei'm 6lug3eug bon Oornberein aus.
9lfcr and bic @eQen gelegrap6ic
ldBt iid porldufig menigitens a
nod niAt pcrpenOea ga Die 9ln.
6riuginq Der Grnpianas. iur0 5cnoe.
or16tc, Der 9lnteunen Shwierigfei.
ten bercitet sic nod nibt iiberulu-
Den inn. @or5ii0li1c Grfa6rluocn
6at mon ooacgcu nit optii1cu Sig.
ualcu gemodt. iiber sic Elm gllifiob
non Sans @iini1cr i'm lebtcu Seit
ser 3ciiiebriit sic 9uitilotte~ De-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06

SoffnnnN. n Sous6crr (oie
&or6ereitlmgen fiir sic 6cicr Ger iil-
bcrncn Sod5cit treiicnO): Gem
Scfrctdr anirr6obn gc6en mir mic
Der oos 6rdllctu @inomiiQer ais
Eiiboome. @eiBt Oh nod, 9Ilte,
allf inicrer 0riiucn SoG5cit imo oie
bcioeu and nc6cneinanocr Qeieiielt
ino ga ibien iid chpoS anjn6ouoeln;
picQcidt crfl0rt CT iid 6cutc cu0lih.~ =
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06
Nrnnl Nppcl.

Gs ilarb am A. smati 1916 6rauj QppcL
Qcicbicr l8utic ocr pcrliorbcncn Dpri3 Irpcle
bon Der 2Gobnmng iciler Todier, 5rau 9ora
g. gsaunq Ir. 2iO6, Qruna1' llpcanc, ant
W3untag Z gmgut WioracnS 10 lDr. Sci
iebug au oenI pHouoon %nrI 6rlcobole."
(gluq5 -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-06
GoIln Ncrluia,

9cimcnbcflnitcr.
Wr. 2OOS Erlcnns. strnfc, ynltimDrr, gfo.
2peiQhlrcnu: gir 300 Ncrl. Guiicrn-gocnuc,
Sioblanoiomn Baltimore Gonnih.
antidcn 81 ucrmieibcn fir alic Wclc0enheiten.
CUini201W
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
CarLstrom Ends
Trip to New York
Journey From Chicago Inter
ru1otcd By Stops at Erie
and Hanm,ondsport.

NEW YORK. November a-Victor
carl"tr"m. who left Chicago yesterday
for New York in New York Times
mn,i-carryinS airplanc. descended on
Governors Island to-day. ending his
Hight at S:55 - a. NJ. His journey
was interrupted by stops yesterday at
Eric Pa. and llammondsport. X. Y.
Tho nisht from Iiummondsport
where tn" aviator resumed his trip at
G:$5 y y. to-day, was without inci-
don't. tarlstrom dying at a height Of
1000 feet. aided 10y Il good wind
y letter from Mayor Thompson. Of
Chicago. addressed to President WILL
SON. WAS placed in the hands of a
special messenger. who started at once
for Long H.a'.Sh. y !. y representa-
tiv" Of tho New York pos,-oil met
'arlStrom N Governors island. and
received tho bag of mail brought by
air post
Tho aviator was greeted upon his
descent by NaJor-Gcncral Leonard
wood and Augustus Post and Alan X.
tIawl'y, of the Aero club OF America
ON his NIght from liamm6ndsport to-
day carlstrom broke anothc. record.
covcrin., tn" distance. 3l5 miles. at an
average speed OF i3i miles AN hour. or
eleven miles an hour better ;hun the
record held 10y Julc. NcdrIa.s. French
aviator.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
RUI.GARIASS REFUSE
ATTACKS AT bend OF CERNA

BY AsSOCl&ttu iTcSS.I
SOFIA, November . tNia London, No
ycinber 3).-The official statement
from the Bulgarian War Office to-day
says:
Macedonian front: n,tachmcnts OF
the enemy which penetrated north Of
Lake Malik were pursued eastward by
our troops AT the bend Of the Ccrna
we repulsed weak attacks AT the
foot OF Bclaschitzn and on the Struma
front there has been slight artillery
activity. During the fighting OF Oc-
1ober 81 in the S;runu Valley. the
&c nemy suffered heavy losses in the
,SeCtcr between t;hiriS,os and Barukli-
iDiuma We found 500 unhuricd dead.
,anany fresh graves and Al large guam
ifity of equipment scattered about.
:: "On tho Aegean coas, one Of the
cncmy's monitors uuSucccssfully bonn
rarded our positions NJ Orfano
"Roumanian front: Unchanged Four
hostile warships bombardcd Kustcndje.
causing no casualties or damage. Our
coast batteries forced these ships to
retire. On the Danube, near Rustchuk
md Bevichtcr, :hcre has been rccipro-
cal artillery ire"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04

ADMINISTRATION and urged his audience 10
put In the presidential chair the clean
and upright Justice Of the Supreme
Court the fearless former Governor Of
New York. Who's. whole public record
has been that Of Il man straightforward
in his thought ami courageous in his
actions. who cannot hr controlled 10
do what * wrong. and who will do
what is right, no matter what innu-
cnccs may I've brought against him"
The former President broke away
from his speech which he had prepared
III advance. 10 say what he thought a."
the so-callcd 'hNphcnateS." lie de-
clarcd that although Washington and
Lincoln we're OF Eli slish blood. they
were both Americans through and
through
mo American can he Il good Amcri-
car ON Il nifty nifty basis,'' said Colo
mel Roosevelt. There is no room in
this country for English Americans.
Gcrman- Americans, French Americans,
Irish Americans, on ANY other kind OF
Ant ric;in.s hut real Americans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
PRICE OF PRINT PAPER
CONTINUES TO ADVANCE,
Average Cost of Production, However, Below Average
in Past Three Years-Federa Trade Commission
Issues Statement Bearing Situation.

generally show larger issues by the
leading newspapers.
Before the recent price advance,
certain other grades OF paper were
showing higher profits per ron than
newsprnt paper and there WAS q
tendency to change from this gradc
TO other grades. This movement seems
Ia nave been checked for the present
by the high prices Of ncwSprini paper.
furthermore. il is stated tina; before
the end OF this year. foul uew ma
chiaCS. two III this country. and TWO
IN canada with an aggregate daily
capacity q! about lG0 tons. will, :,c.;iu
operations on news print paper. other
projected or pending Developments will
apparently require \ somewhat longer
tim" 10 become available
1t * not Intended in this statement
20 make any prediction about the flu
tutt course OF nCWsnrint paper PRICES
hui merely to indicate some important
Facts TO those interested In the buviu:.
hnd selling Of paper, in order that they
may act more adviSedly III making new
contracts. Moreover the facts shown
mere are confined to matters of a
statistical character, and do not cover
other phases OF the situation. ;nCiud-
'h- various trade activities OF ,he
newsprint paper manufacturers lob
hcrS ana newspaper publishers. These
questions Will be given further con-
SIuerat!on by the commissions ANA some
ni them VIII hc covered Gy tn, public
hca'ihSH which the commission in
tends I" hold in the near future"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
TO INVITE WILSON
President VIII he Asked tn Address
southern Commercial Congress
nj NurfulS.

%oI;rOi.k. VA. November ;..-A
committee viii 20 TO Shadow Lawn
shortly after the election TO invi,.
pr..sh!crt Wilson 10 address one OF the
Sessions % the Southern Commercial
Congress. 10 hc held here in December.
Tie congress Will open it's SESSIONS
or Monday. December II. with Senator
Duncan /. Fletcher. of Florida, pre-
Sidiu: Eovcruors II. e. Stuart nf MIR
Siuin. Richard / Mauninc. of South
Carolina. Iy", OF Tennessee. and other
state executives. Franz y. Nandcrlip,
%; III" National City l:ank. New York:
". e. t"hHrld, secretary Of Commerce:
Witiiuni H. Wilson, Secretary Of Labor,
.'usc?hus Daniels, Secretary Of the
Navy. William jennings Eryan, minis
icrs Ia III" United States from several
81 The South American republics The
minister from cnlna. Miss Julia Iath-
r0p. ol the Federal chiiIrcn's Bureau.
commissioners OF agriculture ot N,r-
;iuia. massachusetts. Louisiana and
ether State; president l.. l.. Johnson
OF The Norfolk aud Western hallway:
several congressman and United States
Senators. and many others. arc on tho
program fo' the congress, the sessions
of which VIII continue through Thurs
lazy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
HUGHES, BACK IN NEW YORK,
SURE THAT FIGHT IS WON
Nominee Spends Day Journcyiug
Down Hudson River Valley
From Albany.
ENDS TRAVELS AS CANDIDATE
In Speeches, Talks Chiefly on Tariff
AMI Maintenance of American
Rights .ibruad-.\SsniIS .AdminiS-
tratiun for "BruIicn Promises"

NEW YORK. November 3.-Charlcs
L.. Hughes ended his travels as :: presi-
d.ntial candidate here tonight The
nominee spent the day iourrcyiuE
down tn" hudson Rivrr valley from
Albany. lie delivered nvc speeches on
thc Nay. and after his arrival here
addressed three meetings IN Hro"klYn.
When Mr.. ilughcs's TRAIN arrived in
the city he was Srcctcd ut lhr sta
ticu tY 800 members OF the Hughes
College Mems Lcalue. The delegation
formed an escort foI him Ia his hotel.
Til" nominee was chcercd by sidewalk
crowds along tho WAY. aud he fire.
Vu.nt!y bowed his acknowledgements.
Il au deeply touched 10y this spcn-
did reception, Mr.. lju"hcS s.a.d when
ii. reached his hotel II como back
i!rrlc perfectly sure the fight is won
In his day speeches. Mr.. Hughes
spoke ichieily on the tariff and tn.
maintenance of American rights abroad.
lie also assaulted The administration
for broken promises" with respect 10
TIE reduction Of the cost OF LIVING. the
observance of the. merit system in maxi
tnc appointments, tho maintenance OF
American rights abroad and economy
~ the expenses OF government.
II was II" time. Sir. Hughes declared,
for his political opponents - be sem
Sitiv" about criticism.
we are taking account OF stock"
~ SAID In his Ncwburgh speech. Our
opponents seem 10 be Il little s.I.i-
tive about the stock taking. They
seem to have :hc idea that there ought
not Ia be an! criticism III the udtniuis-
:ration. Wei. we would nor Go VERY
we'll liz American life under our insti-
buttons If we wcnt ahead in that way.
We want fair criticism. We want can
did criticism. but we must conserve the
opportunities o: American life and the
honor of the American name"
The policy which would conserve the
honor or the American name and re-
suit IN UNFOLDING American rights WAS
not. Mr.. Hughes said. the policy OF
bra grarts.
we have not the slightest desire
:" go through the world as hraSgaris
- boosters h" said
Mr. Hughes spoke at Hudson. Kings
ION. Poughkccpsic. Ncwiricl;h ana You-
x ~ Crowds greeted him at each stop.
A. each place many sought 10 hear tho
NOMINEE" unsucceSSfuliy. FOR lack Of
room at meeting halls.
Mr.: Hughes VIII remain here Till nG-
ter election. He viii receive the re
turns on election ni.;h; ut the uptown
hotel he has made his city heaiquar-
'crS since his nomination
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
TO USE "TANKS" ON BORDER
Caterpillar Tractor Will he Placed i'm
hig Bend District to Solve
Transportation Problem.
ny Associated Press

I'm ANTONIO, TEN. November g.
y caterpillar tractor OF the same mako
'ha' mas been adopted hy the English
FOR ;he!r famous tanks" now II, MS.
on III" western front in Europe. will
be placed in the Big Bend dis;ric,
along The Mexican border 10 solv. The
transportation problem in Il section
whrr" there arc no roads, according
10 announcement At army Headquarters
In" tractor company. conslStin. of
an engine and -four trailers. will be
shipped from Peoria. Ill. to-murrolv
ana vii! he placed In service at Maria.
Tex, All Of the equipment has tho
caterpillar tread, and the trailers have
a combined cargo capacity .. 100000
pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
John 4. Schrocdcr.

Ate: 4 long Illness. John A. Schroe-
der thirtE-nine Years ola, died a: 6
o'clock last night ut his home. IL \
Street, Highland Park. Though in
poor health many months. ne had been
confined TO his home only 4 few DAYS
ana the end was uncx pccted
10" the past twelve years Mr. Schroc-
"tf was c!nploEed as linotype oper-
a'vr b! The Times Dispatch. and was
Heid III high esteem by his fellow
wofr!n%n. He was an active member
Ht Eichm"nd Typographical Union.
he.idcs his mother. Mr.. Schroeder
caves :. wife and -four children, VIII
nam H., Virginia ~, Alice l.. and MIL
lrcd i. schroeder: two sisters. Mrs
Nni'c Jones and Mrs Louis iiiali, and
nrother, Robert r. Schroeder
Inc funeral will be held tomorrow.
an an hour to be announced to-day
fal-bcarcrs will include members nf
the Typographical Union.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
AWARDED $4,000 DAMAGES
Urtrs of Man Killed in Cement Plant
Win Suit-Trird In Circuit Court
AT StnuntOm.
Especial - rhr Timcs-Dispatch

Special >" lnr Timcs-DiHpatch
lIAItRlSoNEIR I, VA, November a
The heirs Of William Swishcr wore
awarded Sl".nnc In the suit against the
Portland Cement Company Of Augusta
County. The cas-" waS tried in The Cir
cuI, Court IN St:gUnton.
$wishcr. while IN the employ Of the
company. stumbled on = flight Of steps
@@d Eel! against som" machinery. 3us-
tanning injuries from which he died His
heirs asked $1,000 and were granted
IL" fun amount. Ii was claimed that
thc steps were ont OF repair.
AS an interesting. phase Of the trial,
the DlainiinS' attorneys calculated by
mnrtuAry statistics that S"ishrr would
nave lived tW"0ty-SiN years LONGER, auJ
that death deprived him Of $4,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04

me funeral OF Miss Maria !.athron
sarVaS, who died Thursday at tn.
nome o! hsr niece Mrs. w. K. Toinp-
kins. in Ecnrico COUNTY. viii h. n,.ij
az noon to-day from the home. TX. l;.v
r. j. NcFadcn, d. D.. pastor Of thu
FIRST Presbyterian Church. assisted hv
KeN. J. Francis Ribblc. rector of 81
Nhafcws Emscopai Church. The bur
'al VIII be Iii Kivcrvicw Cemetery.
MISE SaINay was about .!,.hty-tvyo
years Oh: She was q daughter OF I'll.
late j"ha w. and Mar: Elizabeth S;r.
way. ana :; sister Of Tire late Kufu. 81
,,a'NnN' n totaoconist Of Richmond
INC IS survived by seven ui.ccs: Mrs
w. t. Tompkins, Of Hcnr.co Comfy
Mrs. John Wctherell. OF Hanover cuun.
~ Mes. Car! Google. OF Pueblo. cal
MISS Mary -. SarvaY. Miss IDA Sar.
FhS. MISS Catherine Sarvay and Mis-.
Julia S"rvay, o: Richmond: aad ;wC
neph"w&. walter Il. Sarvay ana Ruff,
H. SarNaN. .Ir. Of Richmond
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-04
FALL OF PARRAL NOT YET
DEFINITELY CONFIRMED
trm! Officers Hear Thar Hcrrern Left
Town Before Arrival OF
Villa.
by Associated Press.

FL P-ASO, TEN. November 3-Fas-
:ensers arriving from Chihuahua City
Tonight said .ho fall Of Parral had
been reported there hur nad no, been
confirmed when they left for tho border
to-day. The telegraph lines south Of
chihuahua were cut by the VILLA
bandits operating between Chihuahua
city and Jimcncz.
Mining men who have interests in
the Parral district have been unable
I" obtain adtStionaF.d",atls OF the w.
poricd cartu,,s OF Parral by villa
Army officers. however. claim 10 nave
contidentia! report stating that Gen.
eral Luis Herrera, with his force. had
marched out Of the town before the
arrival 81 Villa