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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-13

II -
IN NJ = nm ton of conditions
MN X NII surro II n d n the
NSSSSN@S 81 McCall's Ferry dam
N, ,Sk.TsW.ENfJ and the fishway will
HSS s.: !; 9; 5: e + IS; ): q: &;
zSzgSS Chief Clerk r. r.
@@zS=s==EsY F'eatonby. At the
same time a con-
ference will be held with the officials
of the dam regarding the future op-
erations and what the State wants
done to improve the fshway. This
conference will have important results.
The next day the commissioner and
Mr.. Featonby will so to North Caro-
lima to attend the national convention
of fish commission officials.
Mr.. Butler has been complimented
by friends all over the state on his
reappointment.
Inspectors Mcet.-All anthracite in
spectors of the state are in conference
at Wilkes Barre to-day regarding
means to prevent accidents. Chief
lNOuNi i'm has llOAGu stll lllNi StlssC III lllC
number and efforts to obtain a reduc-
ton will be taken.
Double birthday. - Tomorrow will
be the birthday of both Governor
Brumbaugh and Lieutenant G Governor
McClain. The Governor was born in
Huntingdon county in 1852 and Mr..
McClain in Lancaster two years later.
They are the only present Governor
and Lieutenant-Gov in the coun-
try having the same birthday.
Notable Senator John
II. Lands. of Lancaster, superintend-
ent of the mint was visitor to the
Hill"
Graf Files Papers. Wilbur p
Graft. prominent BlairsvilIe banker,
has filed a petition to run for Senator
on the Republican ticket in the In
diana-J Jefferson district.
Advising on PoEds.-Commissio
of Fisheries ~. r. Butler is at Wern-
ersVille to-day advising people on
some extensive fish work which is
planned there. Large ponds are tc
be laid out.
General Clement Here. General
G. NJ. Clement. commander OF the Ma
tional Guard. was AT the Capitol yes
terday. lie saw the Governor.
| Altoona Editor Visits. - w. IL
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-13
DR. IN K
HA B 1T

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1916-04-13
FERRY TO
BE LOOKED OVER
Commissioners Butler Plans an
Important Visit to the
Great Operation

A formal inspec-
ton of conditions
surro Il n d i n & the
McCall's Ferry dam
and the fshway will
be made on Mon
day by Commits
sioner of Fisheries
n. r. Butler and
Chief Clerk r. r.
Featonby. At the
same time a con-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-24

IRON HeAart Mangln and otse.
iswus ie fhe west uars able 70 say.
We are zss ba11i1z fos izis road o.
tes prs1tsss o rtzf ne rlu DO -.
us are asking for ). baa43se os via,
we hare do-e zsa1lrg that they
hATe already gat ihssr reads Ia good
shzpe ca1rknsha ha1 noshIrg more
,1zr p-5=iss e kol1 CD ard ro~ i
e ~ - - - Eake good or promise
There is reason 10 believe tAzt tie
gp'.d r.a2dA Eerilrezt II more active
"a chsckasAa aas Grady c01nty than
q has been Tor I sozg tine Nors peo.
pie are tz1firg rosls ard are appas-
erfiy sagsF 70 sss sorne sort q in
provenaent program taken up. More
prosperity than ths couairy has knoxn
iu nlzny PEARS has doahtsess ronrsb.
gtea 70 ne g-oush q this sentiment.
puttirg re people info she mood to
spsrd t1elr money Tor roads At ali
ererfs eonditions are ripe Tor a gem
erai adrance toward better Highways.
Tnere ezn be 10 bstfer time than now
70 hufia tae Ozark Tran and improve
al the 0fher main lines Of trzves
through Grady ooUnty
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-24
EXPRESS PAckAcETTEs.

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-24
chLY chE sTEF ON The NAY TO
TIE OZARK TRtiL

Il Is earlnelag ggD,eF fog CO = e
soGes creg ne ssAzeTsle1t o. gar
Ozark Trail bogsters--tAsy 1i1 the4r
sN sr1 we are vrDaa ot Them
tut Il d lmporrant tsr - sg remember
tat oniy the i.sssal ttsp ioEnra p.t-
Irr chlekssha cr Ire PROPOSED hig1-
way has been izke1- l. is gs-erzliy
a11ifted ihat laa k1it1ing os roads ez
pager ~ coM SasEtlreiF easy o2esa.
tsea aiiAoagA II shls Instance & re-
ealre1 considerable eff1rs 70 gsg fhe
ooftenf y sas HFoxoEerH - eise ~
5 place ca fhels map. ThAi feat h9m-
ever. NaA aoronsp shsd and ws now
faee tss maklng X read tk4f wifl
rseeg the requirements
4 lhe frst plzce there s. fhe neces
ssfy for a bridge zefoas ne South c.
madam. Il Il Esnsyzliy admitted that
with0u. such structure. nesthsr os
rhe proposed rortea FROM Oklahcza
CITY 10 ths southwest wiil get eTsn a
look-ln phen ne pcwerEthst-be eouas
70 pass 01 ths neFits q rival reads.
rs befrx rzos IL build bTsfg-
- = rrpn CITY and az Newcastle
bzt as fzY a. We know. neitheF n
these DFoposltioss has yet asauned
tangible form This bii q ~nnfinlah.
e bnsinssz" balka large On the eala
Il must ts completed before
We can have any hope for nn2i aa
cess n our effortn
Fu1taermCre. Is the .t11mult and The
sApasing dlss foHo~ing the great
conyention 81 the capital the solemn
th0aght steals over as fhat tbe entiYe
n me T-e "a taroagh Grady conn-
~ muas BE- converted into firat-cias
hlshmay Al The eoaFentl0a delegates
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-24
psE-THs RELIEVES 4 COLD

Dr. BeiIs lne-as.4 -a-4ney contains
al The soothing elements Of the pine
forest Il heals the irritated mem
h-ane. and hy its sntiseptic properties
i0oseas the phlegu, y0u breathe easier
and shat promised to be a severe cold
has been broken up. For that stuffed
up feeling. tight chest OF sore throat
take = dose az Dt Bells Pine-Tar-
Honey and prevent wearing. hacking
cough dragging through the winter.
Az your druggist. &c
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-24

Ma4'l nc "a nr q doing to yo4g fs-m
-r1ttlug lt pf is productive p0wers
Yea ct77ain'T are. Every 6olizs sent
away s-g-. sOsr community robs i q
inst thsi much of its power for gOo1
ss.t rerhSpf you are not ia-ner.
but q mechanic, trader or banker.
TnrH shr responsibility rests eTeH
suorg heavily upon you 10 kees soar
man 20 te home channels Of trail.
because al q il came from the hard
earnings ef your nesghbors ard
=. uda ard so1 have 10 right . de-
Yes We say no right No man has
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-24
Pinples Disappear


There is onc remedy ihat seldom fails
70 clear away aii pfrnpits. blotches and
esher skin eruptions and that makes she
sksn soft. clear ard healthy.
Any druggist can supply yCu sifh
reno, which generally cgcrcomes All
skin diseases Acre. erxersa. itch. psml-
ples. rarhes. black heads IN most cases
gire way u zesro Frequently, minor
biemisfey disappear overnight Itcfing
ussally stops instantly. Zero is a safe.
antisefsic liquid. clean. easy 70 use and
dependable X costs only zsc; az extra
barge bottle. 500 i viii rct Stain ss
net arcasy cr stsefsy and is poffively
safe for tender renssffrf riS0
Ths & ~ Pes cn cffyfir-t u
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-24

rzg rEll ~ he zass2 ~ 4as e@
zv 1eTFs azg zaz srtirsgF 8.
s-zz1aaty ss75o~- zz- - aee1usz q
Sz-sza--r1ra4 rlla aot-1s1n crz
Fas sr 1s Is zrs1E lis KIND tzt z1.
0g fha@ Tt1- lc-sa1als os1az b
-s ssFr1aies
n t4e1 Eg1 Are ABS 1sSs-5s1f %
yr nsazth1rs l1s srs1as t3 gez
rt4 ore tte- e. es-zl lEsElzzes,
are t1sg - cszszlt vour interests
~lle ysa lraers tAslrs. Thls we're
izgrAslde u tAs bases a1rt
g-st s-r-s1ss ys4 sarr1 ~ The
ran order holss i1z. .sT 3 Ssrlo1 O.
rssr= nlszths srsrg ei,lzsn c. ys1
cety asis1~sa yor example and Ga
a- e hs trz5inE z=zF from hsmer
what eeaditioh so4ls Foar country h@
z Wczi1 there Sc q s1igezt Esr-
eAanf ~ il, Sot 1zs what q yezr
sr1ooss. Fo1r CHURCHES. and al ne
ciTi-izing inEtiturozz O. or lz11s
Ihey might stin srgsrs IL yo1 bear
ali tAe srEerAe-noE oshs-wlss
ThaEE seriously q these thsngs yca
Eafr1a o. fhe nz.i order ho1se- RezL
ize thst & Jon have ne right 10 se1rFs
your community u To1r money. Al
yo-r nsighbors have equal rlght-shaz
imagine fEe cCnEeg egzeHres
Doa't be ar migrate. II you have :
dollar to spend sge-d Z A. hoze.-El
Reno Democrat
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-24
4 cLoGoEp SYSTEM MUST BE
CLEANED

Toa VIII find Dr. Kings New Life
Pills q gentle yet effective laxative for
removing impurities from the system
Accumulated waste poisous the blood;
dizziness. biliousness and pimply, mud
Dr. complexion are the distressing ef-
fscts. a dose Of Dr. Kings New Life
pills tonight viii assure you free.
full bowel movement IN the morning.
L your druggist, &c.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-24

J. S Browne claims that his Jaw
hasn't been hanging half as l0w as w
Z. Smiths since the election Doubt
less both or them win use better judg-
nent next time.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-24

O-s sure ~@s % i'4As 2 ~ '--
A-e -siasr A + r I
AlieF az ne e@t 1i-- s'
2 '-z--a ''-s - i.- rs
zi-,l-a i'--s = --i-
NH -A'7 e '.s-els ls-- -l'ss II
lae co4AL in tai--'i ma --al We arg
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1916-11-24

wANTEo-clsAr eorn,n r.xs a sr
Express off1c~
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
DEMOCRATS VIOLATE
PLEDGE OF ECONOMY
10, aoss,ss Iou.s.L SPECIAL lsAsso ~,ssl

Salt Lake City, Utah, Sept. go
Charges that the democratic pledge
Of economy in government had been
utterly disregarded, and that the ad-
ministration had INDUCED in extrava-
gance without parallel, were made by
Charles w Fairbanks in two ad-
dresses here today.
Its appropriations and eXpendi-
lures have been made recklessly and
in defiance of every economical con
sideration," he said. There has been
such a wanton waste Of public funds
that some Of the strongest democratic
leaders have denounced it upon the
floor Of congress. The river and har-
Dor bill recently passed and approved
by the president Of the United States,
carries forty-three million dollars.
This vast sum was a perfect piece Of
pork barrel legislation. 1t was de-
signed to strengthen candidates for
congress, for the senate Of the United
States, or for other purposes equally
foreign to the public welfare.
Mr.. Fairbanks left this evening for
Los Angeles.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
Germany If She Resumes
This Method of Destroying
ShipSr Must Comply With
the Rules of the Game,
AMERICAN LIVES MUST
NOT BE ENDANGERED
Lansing States Position Of
United States in Natter
Bethmann-HoIIweg S Speech
Causes Much Comment,

Washington, Sept. 3O.-lncreasih%
agitation in Germany for a complete
resumption of submarine warfare,
Chancellor Won Bethmann-H -Hollweg's
declaration before the reichstag that
any statesman failing to use Ger
manys every weapon to shorten the
war observes to be hanged" and the
recent apparently inspired simuItan-
eous publication in German papers Of
attacks on American neutrality
brought forth today an authoritative,
though informal, statement from the
department of state Of the American
governments attitude toward the stu
alton.
ANY action which endangers Ameri-
can lives through the sinking Of ships
without warning or by falling to pro-
vide proper safeguards, it was en-
phatically asserted, will Immediately
reopen the submarine question with
all its possibilities. But so far in
spite Of what is going on in Germany
there has been absolutely no indica-
ton in the official advices that Ger
many has violated the agreement ar
rived at in the Sussex case. Reports
of the sinking Of nearly 300 merchant
ships since June I, have been received
officially. but in no case has 1t been
proved that American lives were en-
danpered High officials think 1T un-
necessary to make any formal state
ment on the subject, as they feel the
American position is fully known,
both at home and abroad However,
the possibilities which a change OF
Germany's policy might open are so
great that every effort will be made
TO have a fun understanding on all
sides. All dispatches received here
by diplomats friendly to the Teutonlc
allies are described as clearly mdlcat-
ing that Germany intends fully to live
up to her assurances. 1t is ac-
knowledged that there is considerable
opposition in Germany to this policy
But so far as is known here, the op-
position to the governments policy
is no stronger than before.
The chancellor's latest speech is not
INTERPRETED in American official quar-
ters as foreshadowing his conversion
70 ruthless submarine activity, for 1t
is pointed out that he may well hoIa
thar Germany is now gaining all that
can possibly be gained from her sub
marine weapon.
Others, however are inclined to
take the opposite view, believing that
the chancellor has been won over to
the Won Tirpitz party. They argue
that with the gradual crunching IN
Of the German lines and the increased
realization that England is the SUPER
anamv pressuf in Germany Will be
come irresistible 70 strike IN every
possible way,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
AuStro-Gern1an FORCES Report
ed to Have Administered a
Singing Defeat 10 Enemy
in a Three-dayS' Battle,
FIGHTING CONTINUES
ALONG S0MME FRONT
There Is Little Change, How
ever in the PositionSi Ser
many Reaches No New De-
ciSion in Sub Warfare,

Troops of the central powers have
crushed the Rumanians between two
forces in a battle which ragged for
three days in central Transylyania.
The Rumanians are reported fleeing
in disorder
General Won Falkenhayn, attacking
the Rumanians, divided his forces Of
Germans and Austro- -Hugarians. one
body engaged them around Hermann
stadt and the other encrcled them
and seized Rothenthurg pass, fifteen
miles southeast of Hermannstadt and
one of the first points gained by the
.Rumanians in their advance.
Both forces then pressed i'm upon
the Rumanians Bavarian troops hold
ing Rothenthurg checked an advance
by the second Rdmanian army, which
attempted to come to the aid of its
surrounded compatriots. Berlin rec
ports that a large amount of booty
was taken, as well as prisoners.
In eastern Transylyania the Ruman-
ians attack in the region of Szekely
lUdvarhyly was checked and Ger
man attack in the same section re-
suited in the ca ure Of 600 prison
lers
Fighting continues on the Somme
front. but with little change in the po-
Isiuons. Germans continue their coun-
ter-attacks around Thievpal Farther
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
ARE SAID TO
BE MOVING SOUTHWEST

El Pas0, Sept. 3O.-Rcports recelV-
ed today from Chihuahua through
private sources stated that Villa and
his bandits were moving southeast
from Cusihuiriachic toward Satcvo.
fifty miles south Of Chihuahua City
He says the general report In the
state capital is that villa was i'm per-
sonal command at Cusihuiriachic and
that the few Carrancistas stationed
there had gone over to Villa before
the arrival of General Matias Ramos
and his command.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
CLUBMAN is
BANISHED FROM MEXICO
10y nossrso JOURNAL SPECIAL lsIsro w,rsI

Laredo, Tex, Sept. 30.-Burton Will
son, president of the American club
in Mexico, was expelled from thai
country on last Tuesday under article
33 providing for the expulsion of per
nicious foreigners" according to word
received here tonight.
Wilson left for Vera Cruz accom-
panied by detectives, who will keep
him under surveillance until he de-
parts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
EAST APPROVES
WILSON 8 WIRE
SENT 0 'LEARY
PartiSanShip Has Been Cast.
Aside and Everybody Cheers
the CauStic RetOrt Made to.
Head of Truth Society,"

New York, Sept 3O.-Partisanship
in the east has been set aside by the
wave of patriotic approval accorded
President Wilson's telegram to Jere-
imiah OLeary. The New York Even
ling Post, which has not been support
| ing the president, says in a leading
editorial tonight:
! "Hurrah for Woodrow Wilson. This
is the cry that we may be sure will
spring to the lips of millions of Amer
/ lean citizens as they read in their
morning papers today the singing re-
ply sent by the president to tele-
gram sepa s~l%a~- hY the impudent
aashhsr ",,I, No is he head of the
o''''. German association that We
pfo,-U's,', American Truth society.
10 Sc" envy MT Hughes ana ms lee'-
Ks dc no. he reads these rev BRIEF hnes.
inss ns,,'s5ow as Lawn, Elberon' N j. Sept.
Ks 9I"' telegram received. l would
or 2s.-- w, .,,, mortified to nave you or
I'm feel deep,it ,tpa YOU vote for me Since
IN anyoouy occess to many disloyal
alyou have and ! have not, ! viii ask
ro-l Americans u, a,, This message to them
o. signed, "oOot alone demanded Just
tne "Seh Iespr and the sooth'ns et
the fertlyenffro from the intense hnt mus Self re
,nds. shines INSPIRED r it. But ""a, "cao,cnlatto
!, i he which 'naiscg,ated political % Ia,r"'r man
II " spect uDnauy approve. no" ~, IN
would equa"', ',nrned to Wilson oy 'n ~.
votes will w .,nnot venture to eS''l.,' e.,,.
episode we oS ,,ain that it has wan, .1
1rD hut it is eel l,'', many Americans W.
pEN the blood oi l5 al and hostile and MAJ a.
had been CO." rogistering at once d
'%irst tnG, roval Of the pres.t' at the enemies
.ional provar 90 and DISCUS, '( has not lost t
auone NE. terangy terra rn,5e That u ,os ts is too obyio
Tn,r% preSlGsnr pre- %isnrtc The Ias5 Gne him. but h
whether u ~" re are inc", ,rde
ry regi- much ANU answer is yer! NAVE mI a gr
that the ,,ap,can arsS people sop5. nrss tha'
tons or The Am Alm' cor srons ,,gnt M time 9
al guard fondnesS .,,octy lo the rsm ,nco
e sli't tn- save % exactly the standard uay" a %
First ~ IA Ma The brooklyn 58goral heaosu, ..,1 q
nal gual" t.orN In an eur .be Prts'N
retna Pa" pupliO Attack on
I'd infantry gust'ile ,art answer to
follow and says III .tdant wilson offensive
lfantry will 'Pres O'LeaNs very Am'
tied into an emlan 4a1aoramis on' The pres
& stupid tele7 aaight IL" is
rug ,,,iu read win ~. the attain
Th4 WIZ contempt lot ns u Of every
snoOd coo, IN true AmeF'yaasro
the organ' by aHt 1ortv whatsoe,s o'Leary
disOr oyerp ical pa, acterizing NJ me Ne
mon en- Cha's 0nvphenisrn' ,sclares
n, %s |ane soul o. ,repubncaD,. \. oesongratr
,, y Gio9'w 9 wilson is to Ne ,Se snould'
9ss dtn' straight from ro.sa uJ to the
N, slGat the 81 he has retnros16 retI,',a6 4. OF
/. Al,eny ,aIesram RAJ Of Iers@'"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
WASHINGTON RECEIVES
FULLER INFOrMNlloN

washington. Sept. 3O.-Much more
comnlete information Of Getnls
submarine activities which supple
ments Lord Robert Cecils statement
in London last night, was received III
dispatches from London, arrlVihs
here today, which shows that between
June l and September "a no less lha''
! S62 vessels of all nationalities nave
neen sunk by submarines. or those'
''iteen were reported sunk without
timing, with the loss of eighty-iour
E U.s. grand total of PIT. A total OF
p S'N'ySN neutral vessels were de-
e during the period.
q fuller information brings
g o"' the submarine activity has
S pr'.E doubled during the last
It two l"'"'ns. During June after de-
" LIVERY OIL the America, ,,o+o on tbe
k Suss.' puhg Germans agreement
d. not ~ vessels without proper
at safeE""'N hVes on board. fifty.
re seven Ne7 ere ere sunk, of which fiv,
I'd were neul'' a six, INCLUDING tbre,
ueutrals, N' NIX without warning
g. I'm the loss of twenty-fiUe wal Y,,,a ii'''s
- IN mly the 'otel sunk te,, ives oes
4, =. two. including nine ra,,t.o, o,l u
loi prfnsh sunH without a's ai''
er- '"o ,,a loss Of .orty-one livos warming
md WIN '"o ,,gu.t the lumber mono
can III ,1a q Win the fi9're Of Ios 'nal q.
.nt's oupleU' ,rontv-siN uautral IN
sIyu T, T. allied boats W. SssS ,T;,,tho,,
pun waning, with 'he All "hISN
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
Fourteen Pages NevM Mxco,S SundvO LIS
THE WEATHER
THE WEATHER FoRECAsT.

Denver Sept 30.-New Mexico:
sunday and Monday generally fair,
warmer north portion Monday.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01

Mercedes Tex, sept 30.-Militarv
authorities have placed a quarantine on
the town of Donna. nine miles west of
here, To prevent the spread of para
typhoid TO the military camp at Llano
Graade Several cases of par -''"hoid
Aported Donna.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
DELAWARE MOOSE
CD CUNNING FOR
POWDER NAGNAT TE


n,,,or Dala ept. 3O.-DelaWdft
h&, joined IIe l'o' e.
ment of indepleht repuDI''I'S ~ :"
smash the rep"oail MAJ oil'ii' >" 1o't ,'''t
SIa'e Jn,p. to the United states
Iith' a. ,rl,i iri means q third state
seld.e' rlIlre to overthrow the
tlcheI III I'm organization Pro
regular 'ep", meeting Of their state
gresSlV.teS az ID to put a fun ticket
Comml'lee ueand have planned TO
IN n"Iu''Ia'' rate campaign in its
conuucJ nv, adopted a separate
behalf. IL IN which they de-
party platf
clared in pasiva marty of the Unit
"The prosorn i'm 1912 as pro-
cd states wa ical theft and against
test against dominion of the re-
the reacuohajy a small band of
publicah paIbrs
roIitical frpeb o,i...,4
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
LOCAL WEATHER REPORT.

For twenty-four hours, ending at
6 p. m. yesterday
Maximum temperature, II degrees;
43; range, "a; temperature
at p m, SO; south wind; cloudy;
trace of rain.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01

"On by the repuhll-
Delaware was made
e boldest fraud and
in his behalf by a
6 small unscrupulous
against the will Of an
.whelming majority of
e of his party.
/ e progressives believ-
.st effective means of
.epublican machine in
Import the democratic
state and national
bred for the re-elec-
Wilson.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01
H 'sE1EplRrs posrpeb
u ' on ACCOUNT RAIN
10 Be GyePnight
.1ga@ & Brnglt An
dIef B.gICrovd Season
Tickets Nit Be Cd

Ta tAirty.,Iz4 anruasew Mex
20 safe far cane 10 end yes
ads aiiernoops with t exception
I @ display II frevfls, which
rs ps'poned knd wfh will be
7ea onight Rhiatodwere busy
arnt tearIngfp .be booths and
1sr their noh- -polslble exhibits
fr.fn to theif hom. Where all
. M order d. netness for the
a Sd DAYS, n hfus1 reigned and
lthoi need ko be told that the
rU over
E" stated mint at the fair
a- teS tha4 II void be two or
F q OeforeI Iexact figures could
.U out sid d1g now the fair
@ iahcially but tm everything
dat that thet vota be a slight
lgrf balancel to thlgood, How
hls margin will hlwill depend
Hy On the d astendnce at the
n-l onight but many event it
emily deterhlnedalat the fair
AN.Dne in the hoI.
Wait is considere that the
laliPi the fair tis year was
3htA up to that ol19l5, which
ag ssiielt ot ipproximately
'l'eV' ~ the Id ayere bal
'n'ed, d aehieyem 81 President
Suihafd md his asm1tt is consid-
eed nojhag short enarveIous. Not
0Iy na'e'le peophd Albuquerque
Ayp0rHae' fair lGaIy and gener-
o''.y' oaNefe has IN a large at
alance I'm out q tovn and the
@OIe sll Of benat To the mer-
ANTS Of, city haze Been evident
q oil SID
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-01

Morgan Goes to Lonl enoO4 !,
|eg York, Sept. Sol 4 the
|ncial agent Of the BritiN dNsos
Z IN the United states mo"
|ed passage on the AmerF
mship New York, sailing 20
|epoTted that Mr.. Morgan
london to arrange for flod g
4 British Loan of s25o.OOR
I4cked by American secu