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The Springdale news., 1916-09-15

date for representative from that
county Oh the Republican ticket ;
and he intimates that the Repub-
tic rs are going to elect a num-
Der Of thee candidates this fall.
John NJ. Parker. Progressive
nominee for vice president will
make a speech making tour,
principally of the eastern states.
He will campaign only in the IN
terests of the Progressive party,
and will not advocate the candi-
dacy of either the Republican or
Democratic nominee for presl-
dent.
William J. Bryan has complet-
ed his Chautauqua contract, and
has announced that beginning
September Is, he will enter the
national campaign for President
Wilson. and the interests of the
Democratic party. He will be
active in the campaign from Sep
TENDER 18th to November 18th, re-
serving the last week for speech
making in Nebraska.
8 IS S.
springoale people should have
no trouble n seeing Hagenbaek
& Wallace Combined Circus this
fall. 1t EXHIBITS in Fayetteville,
October 10th. and we have seen
it advertised for Rogers, on the
same date. It's bound to show
somewhere close; let S just make
it fair proposition, and not
slight Fayetteville or Rogers, but
have it exhibit in Springdale,
also on October 10th.
Congress adjourned Friday
morning, Of last week at 10
O'Clock. Briefly stated, this clos
ed session of Congress that
lasted longer. saw more dramatic
moments than any recent history,
that has appropriated more mon
ey than any congress preceding,
and considered more vital ques-
tions than any session ever held.
The closing scenes were little
short of spectacular. Most OF the
members have returned to their
homes to take up the burden Of
the coming national election.
Samuel Gompers, president Of
the American Federation of La
Dor, in an address at Portland,
Maine, took issue with Charles L.
Hughes criticisms OF the Adam
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The Springdale news., 1916-09-15

spend $4,000 in the experiment.
He will sink the first test well at
some point selected as the most
promising by his experts, and he
expects to begin drilling three
months after the leases are secur-
ed. Leases were promised on ov-
er 5000 acres at a meeting held
at Monte Ne Thursday of last
week.
The Springdale news., 1916-09-15

John NJ. Parker, Progressive
nominee for vice president will
make a speech making tour,
principally of the eastern states.
He will campaign only in the IN
terests of the Progressive party,
and will not advocate the candi-
dacy of either the Republican or
Democratic nominee for presi-
dent.
The Springdale news., 1916-09-15
Springdale, Ark, Sept. Is, 1916

Something has evidently excit-
ed Editor Plank, of the Benton
County Record. Hes a candi-
date for representative from that
county Oh the Republican ticket;
and he intimates that the Repub-
tic rs are going to elect a num-
Der Of thee candidates this fall.
The Springdale news., 1916-09-15
One-Egs Mullins

2 cups -four, 2 slightly rounded tea
spoonfuls X c Baking Ponder; 1 tea
spoonful salt: ! cup sugar; cup melted
butter or lard; egg; cup 'oater or milk.
Sift dry ingredients together three times.
Add To this the unbeaten egg, melted
shortening and water or milk Then beat
all together until perfectly smooth. Oil
muffin or gem pans and have oven slow
until the mullins come to the top of the pan,
The Springdale news., 1916-09-15

tiiSil iii@lSdsS liz heae W JAM
and brown the mullins. This
recipe makes II large mullins.
R4isins or currants may be
added if desired.
The Springdale news., 1916-09-15

DR.. r. A. Rood, millionaire oil
man Of Bartlesyille, Okla, has ask
ed for leases on all land within
a 24z mile radius OF Monte Ne.
He asks for no funds, but ex-
poets to sink a test well to $500
feet. which he estimates will cost
$4,000, but he is wilNg to
The Springdale news., 1916-09-15
Mullins

BY Mrs. Janet Mckenzie Hill, Editor of
the Boston Cooking School Magazine.
When mullins are on the breakfast table,
nobody cares for meat or eggs and they
would be served more often if this meal
were not prepared SO hurriedly that there
is no time to make them If K c, the
doubleraise baking powder is used, the
batter may be stirred up the night before,
put in the pan ready for baking and moth
ing to do in the morning but bake them
The Springdale news., 1916-09-15
the national joy smoke

has flavor different as is delightful You never t.
And that isn't strange, either.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-14
Treie 4reHe fdr Seras:: Mittmod IA. SUM 1916.

iino. Cine @egenb nit finoerrei=
den 5omilien, mnB ober notpenoi=
gerpeiie i'm &rieg ldiperer leioen
als cine iol6e, mo oaS llebel Der
@tniobneipirti6aft 5n SanIe lit. Ser
ner liegt nie eripdbnt 6apopen i'm
&usbebungsbe5irf oes XIV. &orps,
uno bieIeS tprroe Idrefli6 mitge=
nommen 16on bel benz lleberfaQ BON
WtitlbauIen in ben erlten Sogen oes
Selo3uges. Seitoem 1tano oiele5
&orps immer poron, unb mandmal
neben ginbeiten, Die ibm mebr oIS
Den biGigen Cell Ser @efobr iiber-
lieBen. MuBeroem liefert Die Bro=
bin3 Elm itarfeS &ontingef1t CUR He=
frl1tierung Ser IlpeniGger, nno lett
&riegsbeginn itonoen ite %befonntliG
iiberan 90, no boIe S6lGge aus5rl=
teilen ooer gu bolen paren.
Ser 1tarfe WenI6enperluit fiibrte
in oieIem neientlid lartbmirtl6aftli=
den 8e5irf cine gar5 DEFENDERS
Idlimme gerlegenbeit berbei. Gs
feblen Die Irme gum 2onobou. Srei-
lib Die bonn &riege beimgeIubten
Somilien belfen eina1loer IN rib
reno briioerli6er 8eiie aus. 9lber
oas geniiet nidt. Mon mobte oen
@erild, aus ben Mannl6aftsbepots
Soloaten aus5ubeben unb tie o11f
oas Selo 5u i6iden, oamit iie bort
unter Der 2eitltng ser gigentiimer
BEN ader beitelen mo6ten. @ber
bon 0ielen 2euten batten biele III
tbrem 2eben feline Seugobel nno
feline Genie gefiibrt. @s moren
meilt Staoter, unb balo MOLTEN sic
ridtigen 8al1ern ni9ts mebr oapon
piiien, Irbeiter gu ernGhren, sic
bel tDeitem nidt peroienten, mas ibr
unterbolt foitete.
Son Gag 5u Sag miro oie Sage
i6limmer. 9ie 3obl ser unbebau=
ten bauerliden Seimmeien nimmt
mebr uno mebr al. Ser Mam lit
gefallen. Die Srau bat orei oosr
bier feline &inoer 81 bitten. ginen
tii6tigen 9ne6t fir Die @irtfaft
finbet lie nibt. 9a enti6lieBt lie
fid, Dieoer ms g~aterbolls 5uriif5u-
febren, uno oos ebeoem bIiibenoe
@eboft itebt perlaiien. 9as benefit,
rpie idipierig Die Gage lit, uno mel
DIE Gerlegenbeiten Der &rieg ielbIt
in Die @egenoen tragt, Die niht I'M
m%ittelbor ourd Die S6la6ten Der
miiItet moroen 1in6.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-14

Moterials uno onr9 Sic Mneoben
britii6er @efoneenen feiteeiteat, baB
auBer Der o@oripite" oie yGrinceB
&opal" un6 Der &reu5er n8irming-
BAN" 5eritort morben itnb. Serner
fonne11 mir ouf @runo berl0Blider
8eridte mittei1en 6oB olt6 bos
@roBfompfldiff oMorIboroueb" Dor
@rrei6une ieines Safens %eeIurfen
lift.
u9ie SodTeei6Iedt om Sfoeerraf
bleibt Elm oeutider siee. Gin FOLDER
wdre er oad, miir6en Die 5olgerun=
gen ii6 ein5ig uno oQein auf Die
bon britilder Seite 5ugeitanoenen
S6tffsberluite ftiiBen.
o0em @~eIommtoerluIt beutider
&rieesi6iffe init einem @eIammt=
berorang bon 60, 100 lit Ser gerluit
britilder &riegsldiffe nit 5~uiammen
117,750 Gonnen 8erorong entge=
een5uitenen.
(ee8.) gbef oes AomiraIitabs /"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-14
Sie beutige Sage.

Die Sage bat ii6 eeeetl eeitern
nif,t piel peranoert. G5ernomiB boz
BEN bie I1iien nod nidt, -ober lie
iino in @ali5ien iiber ben 0rieitr
georauagen uno boben Sorooenfa ntlo
!3alescpfi genommen. SIN onoeren
Steaen Iei1ten 9eutlbe uno Better
rei6er energiI6en @ioeritano. Ole
Seiterrei6er iino IN Stalien etmas
porgeorungert, oob bebaupten Die
Stoliener i'm Sugana Sal nno I'M
2agarina Sol aroBe gorteile errrn-
gen 5l1 baben. Sn 8oris tit Die &or-
feren5, Die aub Elm mirtI6aftli6es
uro geibaftlides giinoniB Der Il=
Iiierten beritellen loa, 5uIammenge=
treten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-14
8. q. & u. 3.

@nfunft -
SEQ. 1e-gon Souiton, @aeo uno Corr
pug gbriiti ........6:55 undm.
$50. f4-@on 5ouiton nnb aiiitenorten
SEQ. 12-gon goafum uno Riiffenorten
LOU fddgft.
SO. 41-gon &errbiGe. 1905 BORN.
$50. 43-bon &erbine. MIR @onntaes
900 1bertDS
SO. 145-gon &errbile, tGali6, ausoe<
nomnen Sonntana ..6:45 aberos
Ibfabrt -
SEQ. 15-9ad 5outon, @aco unb Cor
pus gbrifi ........ 8:45 BORN.
yto. 13-Na6 3oniton urb &iiitenorten
10:45 abenos
gto. 11-Na6 goafum utlb Riiitenorten
SO. 42-9a6 aerrbiue, MIR an gorrls
tagen /. ....... $40 moraens
yso. 146-Nah aerrbine. .5:05 obenos
No. 6)Na6 &errbiue tdgIid, ausgez
nomnen 6onntnas. 49,. 7:O5 BORN.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-14
Seine GiifiidDt anf friegssefamgene
Yrieifer.

@ie enteegenfommeno Ole oeut.
i6en 8eboroen linb, ergiebt li6 aus
benz amtliden oeutiden Gorl6log an
Die fran5oiilde &egierung, Die in
oeuti6en Snterrierungslagern be-
finolihen fran5oiil6en fatboliiden
@eiltli6en aus5utaui6en. 9as MaB
bieies gntgegenfommens miro oent=
lid, menn man Die beioerieitigen
3ablen nit chamber berglei6t. Gs
befinoen iib namlid in 9euti1lano
%interniert 800 fran5olilde @eiitlibe,
IN 5ranfreid) IL oeutide. Sci ibrem
8ori6lae an Sranfrei6 bat Die oeut-
l6e 8eb0roe nur Die cine, natiirli6
ielbitperitanolide geoingung geiteat,
bob Die freigegebenen @eiitliden
nidt mebr nit Der 8affe fGmpfen
oiirfen. 0iele 8eoingung lit pom
franaoiiIden &riegsminiiterium OBJ
eetuieien uoroen NIT Dem 8emerfen,
es Tonne iid fir Die 8efoIglins Die
Ter gebingung nidt nerbiireen. IS
lei nun nebenbei bemerft, oaB es
ben fatboliiden 8eiltIifen als Iol-
den perboten lit, nit Der @affe gu
fampfen, morauf in 9eutiblanb
ielbitperitanoIih &iifiibt genommen
miro. 5ranfreid bingegen, oas ii6
Die dIteite gotter Der Stride nennt
unb ongiebt, ben gegenipdrtigen
&rieg fir 0as Gbriitentum fiir Die
fatbolilbe Stride gu fiibren. legt iei-
men @eiitliden einen 3mang auf,
nit Der @affe al fampfen. IS lit
bemerfenspert, mas Die u2iberte"-
Sreiburg (SdtDei8) BON 90. M6r5
bier5u Idreibt: .Man oarf allneb-
men, BOB Die fran5oiil6e Gesierung
nur nit @ioermiaen ben DeutIden
8ori6lag abgelebnt babe, aber lie
iab bereits Die ADepede" BON gou-
louie nit eroBem @eidrei Die 8epor-
3ugung Der 800 &lerifer benun5ie-
rem, Die aus 0eutiblano 5%uriiffebren
miiroen nno Die man Damn nidt an
Die Sront ldife, 9ie vOepede"
tpiiroe oarob einen ioIden 21rm ee-
madt baben, oaB oas Miniiterium
oariiber bate in Die SUIT fliegen
fonlen. So binoert Die tpramnilde
&ontroae Der Sanatifer Die &egie-
ruug, Ielbit oas an8unebmen, mas
Sranfrei6 gum Nusen oiente, Iobalo
Die gIodgenoiien anitoB oaran neb-
men," 3mar bot Der fransoiiide
Mtiniiter 8rianb fiiralid ein Sdrei-
ben ausfiibren laiien, in oem err oen
ermabnten Selo5us Der Haoifalen,
insbeionoere oes obengenamnten
8Iattes taoelt, aber INN Der eieenen
Yartei eegeniiber iopiel Nut ouf5u-
bringen, oaB Der humane oeltide
@oridIag aneenommen piiroe. oofiir
reidt es oitd bel Serrn 8riat,b
nidt. yMmerifa".
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-14
Die @abrbeit in Der Smma.

aSn Der @adt gum 10. SuIi belt
oas ruiiiiden @eidmaoer ben 0eu-
nIono fir ben Sdeiniperfer zines
oeutf&en &riegsfdiffes uno IdoB
aftunooreiBig 3orpeoos auf i'm ab,
obue gu treffen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-14

uHe SUrfen ppn Druid : arbeitem,
mic Slider, .Splbers", 8rief6psen nnb
2unperte, anrten, Girrularc, Ginlabnns
eeu nip,, In 9entff nnb GnslifdJ, nett
ansgefi6rt. @tIfpn & g h 10 O.
M a n n @rintina So, FOG Naparrp strr
Sci. Gredttt 1924.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-14

2. u, u. e Q. Is. e y. ". Sepof.'
Gnfunft =
$40. 2-gon Corpus gbrifti nnb Oben
-. ...... $40 nn6rn.
SO. 4-gon Corpus gbrifti II. garri8o
Springs ............7:00 BORN.
SO. 6-gpn Corpus gbrifti unb garriso
Sprines. MIR Ioutaas. $40 mrss.
abfnhrt =
SO. 1-Na5 Corpus gbriiti ........
..10:30 BORN.
$50. 2-Na9 CORPUS gbriiti Ii. garriso
Springs, tdgli6, attBer @onnabenos
$50 abenos
SO. 5-gia6 CORPUS gbriiti uno Carr
ri5o Springs. MIR Samffaes ......
...... 10:45 abenos
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-25
MkSSE.tCERS bORM
UNION. NSk NO ORE Psr

More thsn loo mssssnssf. %
shom thu majority afs hoy. sm
pioysi ~ the wssteTa un,oa r,is
sfaph compahy, gathered ~ ~. ~
has, fourth street yesterday aust
Hvon and formed q union tbruugl
~hieh thsy ssgvct To present thor
gfisNanc.s ~ their employers uin
eefs aud committees ~.Ts elected. and
'haties Sonnsfschain, who aided
IN the ogsanlsatlon sald he suull
assis, IN" bol iu set "a rvrultt char,
,et "Wednesday thrOush iuHh tTayne
of tho AmsFicsn Federation ~ Labor
The bays want higher pay aud mufv
favorable wcfklns conditions N. ,
Lew, fcrmet mess nErf, whu
helped 10 promote the unlun, said the
lads want cent. instead % tuT
every day message and At least 10
cents an hour tor niFht wufk Many
% the boys eNprv~srd dissatts'ac,
ton With tho WORKING cundluons Ia
. sis broadway otrcs,
They threaten a pess HE strike as
coon a. their uaioA,sai,on 10 com.
alete
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-25
WIVES Of CAR STRIKERS
AND LOYAL MEN CLASH
Women Flu Tong island CITY poNe
Comt ~ AStuSe Eath
Other ~ Threats

Wives % striking ani nNn.Sr,N,ns
caruen In Astoria n,,cd "a, Ions
island Nty H,,,~ ~, TODAY
dessn women ,r~m tN'ur,rvn,h ANr.
a1N near nrcAlN where mNs, 20
the trolley men trNm the wsSsis,,sr
ear earns hve, were rcAiy 10 accuse
each either ~ ,hr,a's ami unplcAsan,
LANGUAGE, Thew MAS srrAt DIAL
% tAlk and Al the ,ad ~ u NAs,SrAts
hitch r>arrlet Tor examination ca
rharsaaS MrS Mary McNal,y % M
tes NcurtcSnth AVVSGr, Mira Rurs.
hold Horton ef No us kNourtc-nth
Avenue. Nrs Ann~ Flynn % Ne I
fourte~nth Avenue. and Mira kllN,
menA Cunninss % No, go Rrrsd.
way,
Wives 90 me,ormen and conductors
who have refused 10 xo on strike
complain thess psrsens abused them
and made shrsAssA
"t.sdiea- said Mr.. Fitch. politely
but severely. -thsr~'s trouble enough
smonG the men without the women
Sr'tlas m,xed NJ In IL Aepe ws
shall hear no more of th,s,-
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-25
GERMANS CONTINUE
ATTACK ON BRITISH
London Reports Failure oi Bavarian
Prince to Regain Cap
tufei Positions,

LONDON, sept IS Tho Germans
continued their powerful ccun,-r.s,-
taeks against the newly captured
british positions north " tho scmme
las, nisht while heavy artillery nrr
RACED at other points along the front,
Gen. HA,e to-day reported tha, Ger.
man attacks cast ot Ccurcclr,tc were
repals~d. Z, was on this sector that
hais's mon took half q m,ie Of Ger.
nan trenches In Friday nights nsh,.
ins,
North % Neuve Chap~llc and also
north OF Muilues the british exploded
m'n~s' damaging enemy trenches.
PARIS tv,A i.ondon,. Sept. .s.-
German troons made an attack on
the Herdun front las, night. near
vAuS.Chapi,rc Wood. The War os.
fiee report of this afternoon says the
attack failed.
BERLIN, Sept, .S,-rrcmendous
storms of artillery between the
Sommc and the Ancre were reported
by the War once this afternoon.
French attacks on the Rancour, sec
tor and also near BoucAavesncs
failed.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-25
DENIES CENSORSHIP
Of MAIL WAS MEANT
TO HURT j. S. TRADE
Sir Richard Crawford Al.
dresses Men From Banks
ana Biz Corporations.

4, n luncheon siVcn at the Rsnk
sfs club, Ma. iio ntoadSsy this AZ.
'sfnoon rsrr, s~n'atives ~ the bis
banking houses ~ IN. city. together
with others from iafri corporation
ani exporting concerns met sir
Richard Crawford. trade advisor os
the hritlsh Embassy. Tor an Informal
and confidential discussion and sn.
plsnstion oi the Brush mail censor
ship
vigorous disclaimer VAS tHtds by
Sit Richard ~ the chatse that the
Hrltish censorship methods were
meant 10 inJun American trade IN.
'tcs,s Suggestions and proposals
To cirat the cNistin. misundcrstand-
inss were also made by him
4 ihrton hepburn, Chairman Of
the Cha-. National Rank. acted a.
host Others present were John A.
Uatdin and samuel McRoberts. Vice
Presidents OF the National CITY HANK.
and representatives from the follow.
ing; J, 4, Morgan \ CO., uuara nay
Trust Company. bankers Trust Com
pany, Columbia rrus, Company. Ma.
,ionsl Hank ot Commerce. Hanover
National HANK. First Satior al Bank.
Mid,als Steel Company. United
states Steel Corporation, Carnegie
steel Company and the International
Harvester COMPANY.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-25
$4,000 CRerAM REBELS
now CONTROL ISLAND
Canea, the Capital, Surrendered
Without Bloodshed-Soliiers
Join Insurgents.

LONDON. Sept .s,-inaurernt.
numbering $4,000. are In complete
control Of the Island Of Crete. ae.
eordins to a Reuters Athens des.
patch. Canea. Hcracl.on and other
coast towns are In their possession
The Greek authorities have turned
over all Gov'rnmen, buildings to tn.
leaders OF the scparat,s, movement.
Only eleven members % King Con-
stantinss Cretan Guard remain loyal.
the others being dishanded.
CaneA 10 capita. u; Crete. Its cap +.
ture was accomplished without
elocdshed, A force os several thou
sand Insurgents surrounded the city,
and the soldiers IN the garrison with
te~ exceptions Joined the revolution. /.
is;s.
LONDON. Sept, S-Despatches
from Athens this afternoon reported
that former Premier veniseiAs had
decided to 20 10 Salonica to head a
revolutionary movement, seeking the
overthrow OF King Constantine ana
Greece's entry into the war on the
side NJ the Allies
These dispatches were partly cor
rcborated later by an Athens des-
patch TO the Evening News and nv
dispatches 20 the Berlin Lokai An
setgcr, stating that vcniselos had ar.
rived at Salorica.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-09-25
SCORES SH0NTS,
BUT FINDS NO CRIME
IN PAMPHLET 70 JURY
Taking Advantage of Loop
holes in Law Breeds Ran.
cor, Says WaihamS,

lUdSe wsdhams In the Court ~
GrNryN Sessions To-day informed
the rvg0Gr Urand lur, Nc VAS crn.
WINGED no cumc had been eomNit,ed
through the sending ~ us members
~ legal memorandum rrgara,ns
car strike dlsOra-rs ny Theodore 4,
SANn,s rrcsidcn, ~ the ir,rrecrouen
Rapid TRANSIT, Comrany, lie said the
maihns n lurNrs N the so-callcd
"SAon,S pamphlets" Was the ~~rk st
an ~aniatSrmea rerssa~
The iudse disposed Ot the matter
by Sayias Ne would ,ase all cases
ar's,ns from the strike GU, 90 the
jurisdiction ~ the regular Grand Jury
and transfer them to the additional
Grand Jury, whose memS~rs had not
u should develop he said. tss, mcsn-
hers oe the additional Grand Jury
had ryre,Nci copies of ~, Sacn,s
propaganda Ne would take Il upon
aimseS to imesncl a third Grand
jury. 10 whose members NJ rr~Judie.
p< tsneey Siccll, ot ccunse, for the
lntereoroush, waited upsa Juige
" adhams With psst-tei Attcrn-y
Swami In his chambers netcrc the
judge addressed the Grand Jury, Mr.,
N,con rresen,ed q brief n defense ef
the action of Mr., Saonss On the the
ory TIA, 1t 10 the rkh, and duty ~
every citisen having kne~letgV cf q
crtme to communicate that snc~'~fe~
to the District Attorney and Grand
jury.
ia eles,rs his r~saks to the sender
es the pampales judge wAaaains
said:
Taking advantage es the sc,Y-
holes In the lA~ 70 c>>s,airls acts which
violate q senss W fairness and com.
mon Justice Is the kind 81 conduct
Witch er~ets ranc>S and hatred that
lead 10 violence and s,rttc,
Il am insorrscd lNty Mag ,S.rates
have already psss~l ludsment In ~
casa ay,snE cut ct disorder due 10
the str,ke. The Grand Jurtes % this
county had already asndsd ur r~e
indictmen,s eetoge the receipt Of the
ccsururtcatio,,. and tt,een complaints
Arv ssill 1uSe- Investigation,
~rhe county needs no assurance tha,
,he~ ~il Nr no sAckeninN In dill
lkvnce and full observation es their
ysths On the pArt of the Grand
Jurors
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iAs nest o. hiW pfumpiig smsshs
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Wo008lNe WINNERS.

FIRST RAcE-Ressssrry F,a,s Ssee
added; for maiden t~c.year- olds: ave
les iRctsmaal. straight Stse' piasr
tlS@ she~ - So. nrst; Crapuseule. ies
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vni S,srtrI, N4 kpkcksnsl, sho~
kins Rsred. N~-lcsurv. SaiscrA, Rsauiy
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Hsssimcnt also ran.
SS,>ONp RAcE-sses Added tsr~>-
yesr-,slis and upward; one mile and
,s,,. seven" y.Clss1Fcrp;.sst ies ,wM,
show eS,se, won: FATTY Rss~n, III
irarr,nsteni, plss. SiSSs, ssSM Ss' 90.
seeoaa Chat pafard. teS tpiekens,,
show es,,s, third, Time. IL, SIS, Raey
Gal Apr.ss Wsysnoks, Nanny Nepss.
NNru srsNm ami NN,sn, n ~ ran.
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BATTLES m fHE AIR;
RAIDS ~ born SIDES,
SAYS THE PARIS REPORT

PARIS Sept as-rhe French on
hal communication % this af,ernoc,
n It's reference to aerial activity read
10 follows;
Enemy aercrlanes yesterday
after $50 2, N. threw down about
ten bombs In the res,ca Of Lune-
vile One woman was s,,ehsiy
wounded, The material damages
wer ,nsixniaeant
During the day OF yesterday
an enemy aerorlane. attacked by
one es our machines was disabled
and fell to the ground north of
Niserey, rhrve other machines
were seriously damaged and COM
pelicd to make iandinga
During the nigh, OF SEPT s<-.s
twelve French av,ators threw
down IS shells upcn the village
and the ratlrcsd station ct 0uis.
card. During the same night
seven Preach airmen threw down
80 bombs of i:c mtllimetres upcu
factories At rhionville and Rom.
bach. as well a. upon the railroad
station ot Audun- le- Roman. Fol-
lowing the oomea rSiment OF Rom.
bach oamcs were seen to break
out"
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mrs. P0lAk ASKS AID
Of U. s. TO FREE HUSBAND
Appeals to Consulate in London b
Behalf ot tie Seized Dia-
moni Gutter.

JoNnON, sept ss-Nra Ra1ar
Fc,ak, who ~as awaiting the return
nere 20 her husband from Holland
asked the American Consulate hers
to-day ~ obtain n,s release Po,AS
~as removed from the Dutch mail
steamship Rims R-aarIk last ~sek,
" aea ,ha, vessel Mas taken by Ger
nan naval forces into yeeesuSEc,
The State NcpAr,ment al WAaN-
,ns,on has ecrn sent to Ambassador
Ssrari a, Berlin,
Palak 10 a wealthy diamond cutter
Who had homes N New York and
BRUSSELS rserc Is no question IS 10
his NmeIicAn clttaenshlp