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LOSE
HEAVILY IN THE
RUSS OFFENSIVE

LONDON Juno .Er, 81
Special feenafrhsa from Upro.rIH .V
press th0 belief that fhn Uua-ar eIr
,oeses aa8.raf fHr Nustftaua ara f-
moro irr..'1r. f"au appear. fHu
iNr Ofi...I. announcement
Tho Daily IrI0.rarn r1rrr. .rrrI.r.
Nnf'urra f.r ...rr. .nu Or tho nrfHIr.
fN uf prominent Nu-..Hn svrr-f
f.af aI ft. Austrian at.... ar0 ur
thn rvo of fDrUrlI r.fr.a. and t.af
I'Wh hrrt Dr. In lr.If atra.rlIr dan.
rlf
ON fhc .1re authorize It g.. assert
rl that e.rtf,l.. breach 1H. rf..
vide hHa boon blown u tHD Austrian
from. involving Hhr Hfr.l. af g.r
Count Won Hl'Frer and General Won
IiH'Im .IuuIII nrT part of Nr.r
Duke Joseph Ferdinand.
According fo other IrauHfclra Tho
kH..Hn au...as ia lHrrcI. fu. fn tHr
Unprecedented u.. az artillery. sHr.
lH.-.ne In intensity amy rr.FIur. o.
forts ur either edo In fi. eastern
frnnf INs retreat of many Austrian
trench d.H.|wruff Was ,Uwrr,....
fIf uf hE H curtain of a.raHr..|
ffruuEn which N eHs impossible. ur
any living fh'rE f1 pHaa and frr tH.
ff'Hra vUrH fHIa compelled fn .rr
render fr wIasr
Tho rmra estimated fIe Austrian
I0ssDH Hf 100000
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language. or by attitudes ever chang
ing in an EFFORT 10 secure groups OF
voters. The present administration
has destroyed our influence abroad
and humiliated US in our own eyes.
The Republican party believes that a
hrm. consistent and courageous for
elsn policy. always maintained by Re
publican presidents in accordance with
American traditions. IS the best. as IL
ls the only true way 10 preserve our
peace and restore US TO our rightful
place among the nations We believe
IN the pacific settlement OF interna-
uonal disputes and favor the eStab-
nshment OF a world court for that pur-
pose.
Mexico.
We deeply synpathize with the If
teen million people OF Mexico who for
three years have seen their country
devastated. their homes destroyed.
thelr fellow citizens murdered and
their women outraged by armed bands
OF desperadoes led by self-seeking.
conscielIeless agitators who when
temporarily successful in any locality
have neither sought nor been able to
restore order or establish and main
tain peace
We express our horror and indiE.
nation al the outrages which have been
ana are being perpetrated by these
bandits upon American men and WO.
men who We're or are on Mexico by i'm.
Vitation Of the laws and OF the govern.
tcontinued on Page rwo)
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Republican Platform Adopted
Yesterday Contains Ringing
Declaration OF PRINCIPLES

Following Is the report OF the reso-
luton con mittee:
In 1851 the Republican party stood
Tor the Union. As IL stood for the
union OF states. II now stauds for an
united people, true TO American ideals.
loyal TO American traditions, knowink
no allegiance except TO the constitu-
uon; 10 the government. and TO the ia <
OF the United States. We believe in
American policies al home and abroad
Protection OF American rights.
We declare that We believe in and
VIII enforce the protection OF every
American citizen in all the rights =
cured 10 him by the constitution.
treaties. and the law OF nations. al
home and abroad. by land and sea.
Ihese rights. which IN violation OF the
SPECIFIC promise OF their party made
az Baltimore in 1912. the Democratic
president and the Democratic congreS :
have failed to defend. we will unfiinch.
ingly maintain.
Foreign Relationu
We desire peace. the peace OF jus
uce and right and believe in main
tanning straight and honest neutral
ity between the belligerents during the
great war in Europe We must per.
form all our duties and insist upon all
our rights as neutrals without fey- and
without favor
We believe that peace and neutral.
ity rs well rs the dignity and infiu.
ence Of the United States cannot bo
preserved by shifty eXpedients. by
phrase making. by performances in
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MononaaIla County.

Special Dispatch 70 the Intelligence.
Norgautown. ". Va. June s-TaIlv
sheets in many precincts Of MononFalia
county hcvc been sealed and filed
with county clerk without record OF
vote kept absolutely impossible to
give county complete until county
court canvasscs vote Friday. In RE
publican primary Robinson. Hite
BiE -Four. Darst. Young Stewart. are
ahead. Bowers for congress in Second
Fourteen precincts given Murray five
hundred. ShawkCv four hundred
ninety Stafhers leads Cornwelt
has biz Democratic majority for GOV
eruor Eleven precincts give Finley
hundred thirfythrco Post seventy.
seven and Hiner eighfy.two. Nethken
thirty SIS. Woods oiEhfvfhree for con
lrfua
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CONFERENCE
ELIMINATES
ROOSEVELT

Special Dispatch 20 the TnteIIrencs-
CONVENTION HALL CHICAGO.
June S.-The big outstanding fact in
today's proceeding was the overture
received from the Progressive con
Nentlon and its reception nv the Re.
publican convention. n means.
nrst, that Roosevelt is not to be con.
sldercd; second. not nomination
will probably be made which will be-
acceptable 10 both the Republicans
and ProgreSsiyes. OF all tho men
most discussed. Justice hlsshes con,
times the leader. and after Hugbes
Burton Root may come in for con.
sideraticn. but unless some unforeseen
development occurs he can hardly he
nominated
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MANY Of THE
PRECINCTS ARE
STILL MISSING
BUT TARDY VOTE WILL
NOT CHANGE RESULT
Lilly People Claim Their Cam
didate Has Chance-Not
Taken Seriously.
VOTE BY COUNTIES
VOTE BY COUNTIES

With complete returns In from
many counties, partial vote OF
others and in few Instances
estimates OF the Robinson-liliy
contest for the Republican nor,i-
nation for goVernorship Of West
Virginia, waged IN the Statewide
primay OF last Tuesday. u is now
estimated that the maJority Of
Judge Ira E. Robinson over Attor-
ney General A. a. Lilly will be
between four thousand and five
thousand. The Lilly people claim
their candidate has a chance to
wrest the nomination from the
grafton man when the final Of
heial count IS IN. but this claim
IS not entertained by disinter-
eSted estimators.
The vote by counties FOR the
soVernorship was as follows:
REPUBLIcAN-GovEREoR.
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TWELVE SURVIVORS ASHORE.

LONDON. June :. $50 Z. m-On.
warrant officer and eleven men sur.
N'ors of the cruiser Hampshire. which
went down OF The Orkney Islands with
fa-l Kitchener and members Of hfs
sI'i aboard. have been washed ashore
on rait. according 20 an announce
N''hi mad" hv th" Admiralty tonight.
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LATEST RETURNS FROM THE STATEWIDE PRIMARY
GIVING COMPLETE VOTE SOLAR AS REPORTER

Win more than t~othirds of
the vote Of the state In. there are
many of the contests. especially
on the Republican SIDE. the result
f0 which Will depend on = vote
% the remaining counties on the
Republican state ticket. aside
from Robinson for governor and
Stewart for cor1r7Igs. .oner Of aur.
culture. an the other nominations
are f1 doubt. with rrwlrkahIc
cioscness in the vrfIrg FOR au the
cardidates This applies ssrerIaI
" 90 secretary ~ state. auditor.
attorney general srI state super
intcndert ~ schools The intel
Iilcncers comp .IHfIo0a 20 totals
for state Offices and rnr4rrrs. .r
both The Republican and Demo
cratic tickets are as fr. rNs. ar.s
inu how uncertain the outcome Of
many ~ fhr contests Hs
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THE WEATHER.

WASHINGTON, June s.-Foreoast:
ohio, Western Pennsyivania-Proba-
bly, showers Friday and Saturday.
west Virgtnia-Showera FRIDAY AMI
probably Saturday.
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RACE IS NOW
VERY CLOSE
SUTHERLAND STILL
HAS SLIGHT LEAD
But Outstanding Precincts In
Cabell County Will Pull
Up the Hite Vote.
BOTH CLAIM VICTORY
BOTH CLAIM VICTORY

With every county heard from.
some complete, others Incomplete,
and estimates where the vote has
not been reported. the race for the
United States senatorship on the
RepublioSH side IN the late pri.
mary election has become very
close. and the outcome Is in doubt
between Sutherland and Hite.
The totals are as follows.
r1lte -.--..........2 20, e6S
Roaenblq<m .......... e.44o
sutherland 22.757
Wnite .-..---... ........... 1921
Sutherland's plurality. 1889
While this gives Sutherland a
slight lead over tite, the entire
vote from Cabell county, AIte's
home. IS not reported. and " is
SAID he Will have a majority there
much in excess OF the partial vote
hgures carried this morning.
Mr.. Hite. az Illumination. cIain1~d
MS nomination. and Congressman
Sutherland, telephoning from Elk.
ms. said he was surely nominated
by 1000 o. more over Hite.
The figures by counties:
REPUBLrcAN-U. s. SENATE.
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Report Ii ConventIons.

u was agreed that the conforees
should report 90 their respective con
veutlOue t1 fhe morning Neither
side was a. al sure that The c0nven.
fion which if represented could be-
controlled ft was understood tbat
three ballots would hc taken in inc
Republican convention and if with
result. there should Doc n further con
ference tJnIcht r. however. ae
wiehf very likely be- tho case. either
or both convention should make
ruu nation tomorrow All further
NEGOTIATIONS would hc iuu0- .ihis
Early 300 f.r evening 'hrr 'Ua- r'.
port that f.l Progressive rurferess
bad offered fHn nance Of senator
Lodge r' Mas Hrlu9-ffa and Generals
gostHaI. and Leonard Wood aa ar
rlpfHhI. .o fHsm Iu' fhi7 proved %
a. untrue Nu such suggestion was
made
with fHs understanding that fhrv
.huI'f -r..r' fu fHrIr conventions and
await mo result .f f1m"rrnR h1llD.
fHe conference adjourned urrI af'"-
'nworrru .r CON ~ both convcn.
f.nra
O.. naa I.s.f fhaf rho delegates N
both OBI. Republican ana TrrHr.a a9.rn
.4rrrr r..Hr. would .rIzn fhr Drnur.
.IrH. f. H..rI-a fhs situation fI'lv
AMONG fFs" .ri.... and ~ r. definite
action rar token uu either .|I. .r .Ho
meantime .Ns committee HII Nr fu.
mnrrrt afternoon 'r f|r hrflr poet
tcanunr-1 on Psvs rwo5
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BOTH SIDES, HOWEVER,
REPORTED PROGRESS
Will Report to Convention
This Morning and Meet d.
Again Later in Day.
ALLDECLINE TO TALK

CHICAGO. June S--Thp couferees
~ the Republican and Progressive
parties adjourned a. IL 3n p. m. after
two hour session with the announce
ment that they would nor meet again
until after the 80 -ions OF tho two
conventions tomorrow The only state.
meni given out was thar we report
prOlresS
The confcrces were unanimous IN
a asserting thar the conference was
entirely harmonious. Discussion OF
candidates followed just two lines
The Progressive talked only about
Col Roosevelt. the Republican con
fryee~ suggested the names or
various fayOrite sons. including Fair
banks Burton. Root. HuEhs- and
others. hut reached no unanimous
decision that they favored any one OF
them above Tho other Tho entire
range Of discus o. was said never
GOT beyond Icnsralities.
While both sides reported Pro.
rre-s' tho El1uhlicans appeared fo
fak. more optimistic view Of the
situation than some 81 tho Pro
Ere--iy.s. among whom there was far
from a unanimIty OF opinion Thar an
agreement was r~Oha hlp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-06-09
CLEAR EXPOSITION
OF AMERICANISM
And Declares for Prepared
ness, Protective Tariff
and Suffrage.
WILL BE ADOPTED

CHICAGO June s-The Progress
sive platform with its principal pIanks
devoted 70 an exposition Of American.
ism. preparedness protection and wo.
man suffrage was laid before the Pro
gressive convention TODAY II was re
celNed with enthusiasm that presaged
Us adoption with but little II anv
change and was made the unfinished
business when the convention recessed
tonight 70 allow its cOnferees to dis
cuss peace plans with the RepubIicans
ht teNt or the platform as drafted
bF me resolutions committee follows
Ihis is the year Of decision for the
nation = future As we now decide go
"" shall 60 forward in righteousness
ana power. or backward in degradation
and weakness
OF necessity. We deal now with tho
FOUNDATIONS ~ our national life. We
are taclnE elemental facts Of force. Of
riehi and wrong. ~ extreme national
ueril. Our present choice of rsfh viii
he !rrevocable. The tradition OF isolat-
ing has been ended The United
states is now part Of a world system
oi civilization. We stand or fall as We
prepare now 70 take our part in noaca
or VAT and hold our own therein
As members ~ an international
community. We are subject 10 certain
ITO secure the rights and eoua1
treatment OF our citizens. native or
na'rraltzed, on land and sea. without
regard 10 race, creed or nativity.
To guard the honor and uphold the
Just influence ~ our nation
To maintain Tho integrity of inter.
national law
y'iion We must be strong 70 defend
them
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The Supreme Duty

The present war shows that i' is
me supreme duty ~ civilization 10
Great" conditions which will make
peace permanent our country must
he able and ready 90 take it's part in
mat work. The peace which We do.
.rF Tor our country is not tho peace
or submit lssinn and cuwardice. but tho
l'tct ot justice War and its evils
VIII not be- done away with bv suNerf,-
injustice fo ourselves or others. nor
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-26
DEFENDS SHERIFF GOAD
What the County Attorney Has to
Say About the Sherifr's Fees

lnasmuch as it has been reported
that J. Frank Goad, sheriff of Rio
Grande county. has made over
charges In his bills against the coun-
w. think 1t is only fair to Mr.. Goad
TO say that l have carefully exam
lneo his bills as he has presented
them to the Board of County Com
mlssloners for allowance, and in no
instance have his charges been other
than those provided by the statute of
this state.
GEO. P. WILSON,
County Attorney.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-26
WHITE EFFICIENT JUDGE

,,;s time l think it proper to
n attention to the necessity OF con
an Ing ing the Importance of electing to
sdelinsi sdiarious county Offices men who
tie "nalified to properly discharge
re ,nt;es gu; of the office to which they
lhe o,acted A competent official
ore satisfaction for those who
neahIs BUSINESS to transact with him,
fa,e ooonomy for the taxpayers Of
Tue .mong the most important Offices
M no filed at this election, Is that
II county Judge.
Tho County Judge has concur
M Jurisdiction for the trial of all
lsIi sl,i cases where the amount in con-
,,oyersy does not exceed two thous-
uU .DS dollars and Of all criminal Of
,,nces ,nu less than felony. In addition
is 'It, mis- the County Judge is charged
,,h tbe settlement of all probate
S"tters the care of the unfortunate
mantally detected, and juvenile de-
unouents A thoughtful considera-
.ion on of the magnitude of the obliga-
uOns @ which rests upon him who oc-
ennies the position of Judge of this
rourt, must, l am sure, convince
.uvone. that the position is by no
moons a sinecure, but one of much
mental labor and sound judgment.
| In fact, it is of equal importance to
srery citizen of this county as the
nistrict Court. In the trial of all
esses brought before the County
Court. the law of the State places
unon tie Judge the same duties that
' Il places upon the judges of the Dis
trict Court. 1t makes it the duty of
tbe Judge to instruct the jury in all
cases, as to the law governing the
matters in controversy, and in all
matters within it's jurisdiction, the
County Judge has the same powers
and duties as the judges of the Dis
| rict Court Thus, it is self evident
| that this office is not one which can
/ be successfully filled by novice, or
one of inferior mental, moral or
| legal ability.
Hon. James w. White, the present
Incumbent of this Office for the last
| four years, has discharged the duties
Of this office with general satisfac-
ton He has fearlessly and without
favor to any one, discharged his dut-
les, as he has conscientiously be-
eved to be in accordance with the
laws of 'he land, and he has devoted
| all of the time not actually occupied
in the discharge of the duties of the
|offce in careful study of the law,
with the object of being prepared to
properly do his duty as judge and to
prepare for the examination for ad-,
mission to the Bar of the State of
Colorado. He has decided cases in
which l was employed as attorney,
both for and against me; but have
found no cause for unfavorable crit
icsm, because l know that he con-
seientiously believed he was right in
bis ruling and decisions. OF course,
he has not pleased every body, and
have yet to find any judge who did
please every body. Judge White is a
man of sound judgment and fixed in
tegrity; and with his four years of
experience and diligent study of law,
II stands to reason that he is far
superior to any man with less exper-
lence and no study of the law. In
my Judgment, both from an intelli-
gent and ecoI omic point of view, he
Is entitled to our votes in the Prim-
sfy and final election for the office of
County Judge.
Geo. P. Wilson.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-26

Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gibbs, Mr.. and
MIS- b. l.. Van Vechten and Miss
huha White, of La Jara, and Mrs.
l''a White and daughter Frances of
center, were the guests of R. ]. Ka-
'alec and family Sunday, leaving
monday morning for the State road
opening
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-26

"rs ID. c. Vaile's mother, Mrs.
~ 'auiey, and sister, Mrs. Huston, of
=, ."'fleston and Heron, ILL.,, respec-
meiy' left for their homes Monday
'''' a three weeks visit here.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-26

Wednesday for their home in Oak
land, Neb. For the past two weeks
they have been visiting ]. c. Ander-
son near Center and friends in Monte
Vista.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-26
Liver Trouble

~ am bothered with liver trouble
about twice year." writes Joe Ding
man, Webster City, Iowa. Il have
pains in my side and back and an
awful soreness in my stomach.
heard of Chamberlain's Tablets and
tried them. By the time l had used
half a bottle of them l was feeling
fine and had no signs Of pain" OBJ
tainable everywhere.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-26
Registration Notice for Election Pre-.
cincts Within the City of Monte
Vista, Colorado.

All persons who were duly regis
tered for the General Election held
on November 8, 1914, and who have
not since changed their address, are
deemed to be properly registered.
All other persons desiring to regis
ter, or change their registration on
account of having moved from one
precinct to another since the last
General Election, for the Primary
and General Elections to be held in
the year of 1916, may do so on Sep
tember Fifth and Sixth. 1916, by ap-
pearing in person before the follow
ing named Deputy County Clerks at
the following named places and sub
scribing to certain individual regis
tration sheets.
Messrs. Lester Hawkins and A. B.
Van Nostrand will sit upon said
above mentioned days at the Broad
way Opera House in the City of
Monte Vista and receive registra-
tions in Election Precinct No. One.
Messrs. L. A Hardie and Michael
Brady will sit upon said above men
toned days at the Town Hall in the
City of Monte Vista and receive reg
istrations for Election Precinct No.
Twelve.
Messrs. Everitt Chandler and w.
D. Heilman will sit upon said above
mentioned days at the Residence
property at the Corner of Grand
Avenue and Lyell street, in the City
of Monte Vista, and receive registra-
ion in Election Precinct No. Four.
Attest: Eek FARROW,
County Clerk and Recorder.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-26

MIS- Shotwell received word We'd
ueSuay that her grandson, Ralph
'Ao'well, of Gunnison, Colo, was
seriously i'll with appendicitis. She
WI " thursday morning by way of
'Ooper Tor Gunnison to be with him.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-26

Professor Hoagland, of Center
was in town Monday enroute to Mon
tana, where he has a school this year
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-26

Mrs. F. M. Walker and children,
who have been visiting the former s
sister. Mrs. E. l.. Parmenter, left
Wednesday night for their home in
Tucson, Arizona.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-26

Miss Alta Foster, of Attica, Ind.
arrived Saturday morning for few
weeks visit with Mrs. Geo. Corlett
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-26

Claud Corlett returned from Es-
pamela, N. M, Tuesday, where he has
been for the past week.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-26

Mrs. F. G. Blake and daughter
Alice left Wednesday for their home
in Los Angeles, Cal, after visiting
a few days with Mrs. Harry Olds.
The Monte Vista journal., 1916-08-26

Mrs. Laura Small went to Del
Norte Tuesday to visit friends.
The Washington times., 1916-02-25

be served. cutting out all tho goodies
and sweets which will be on the coun.
ter on week days.
The usual luncheon prices will pre-
vail AMI the building will be opened
from in the morning until after the
night meeting.
The interdenominational mass pray
er meeting will be held tonight at the
tabernacle. made up OF all the gem
erai prayer circles which have been
meeting in sections all over the city.
The Rev. Don 8. Colt win lead and an
address will be made by the Rev. J..
Wallace Welsh. Sundays advance
agent,
It is expected that at least 10000
persons will be present and in order
to get the best results the program
of the evening will be conducted in a
novel manner. There will be, first OF
all, rs minutes prayer and the ad-
dress, to be followed by Is minutes OF
individual prayer.
The gathering will be divided into
sections, of about 500 each, according
to the aisles in which they sit. and
each OF these divisions will be under
the leadership Of a minister.
The Washington times., 1916-02-25

Just as coal. when II burns. leaves be-
hind certain amount of incombustible
material in the form Of ashes. so the
food and drink taken day after day
leaves in the allmentary canal a certain
amount OF indigestible material. which
II not completely eliminated each day,
becomes food for the millions Of bac-
terra which infest the bowels. From
this mass OF leftover waste material.
toxins and ptomaine-like poisons. called
uric acid. is formed and then sucked
into the blood where IL continues TO
circulate. collecting grain bv grain In
the joints of the body much like rust
collects on the hinge as shown above.
Men and women who suffer from lum-
bago. rheumetism or sore. stiff. aching
Joints should begin drinking phosphated
hot water. not as a means 10 magic
relief from pain. but to prevent more
uric acid forming IN the system. Before
eating breakfast each morning. drink a
glass Of real hot water with teaspoon
full Of limestone phosphate in II. This
will first neutralizo and then wash out
The Washington times., 1916-02-25

Of the stomach. liver. kidneys. and bow
els the previous days accumulation of
toxins and poisons: thus cleaning.
sweetening. and fresheninig the entire
alimentary canal. each morning. before
putting more food into the stomach.
A quarter pound OF limestone phos-
phate costs very little at the drug store
but Is sufficient to make any rheumatic
or lumbago sufferer an enthusiast on
the morning inside bath.
Millions OF people keep their Joints
free from these rheumatic acids by
practicinE this daily internal sanitation.
A glass of hot water with a teaspoonful
of limestone phosphate. drank before
breakfast. 10 wonderfully invigoratinE:
besides, It is an excellent health meas
ure because II cleanses the alifnentary
organs of all the waste. RAees and
sour fermentations. making One look
and feel clean. sweet. and fresh all day.
Those who try this for one week may
find themselves free from sick. head
aches, constipation, bilious attacks. sal
lowness. nasty breath. and stomach
acidity-Advt.