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Omaha daily bee., 1916-10-01
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BY FRED S. HUNTER
THOSE RED SoX

THOSE RED Sox.
They haven't any Speaker,
And they haven't any Cobb.
They haven't any Jackson
Raisenell upon the job.
They haven't any Collins,
Nor Baker nor a Wheat,
And they haven't any Robertson,
So speedy and so fleet
They haven't any johnson,
And they haven't any Chase,
But they have bunch Of athletes,
Who know how to lead the race.
Walter Camp, we see, is ad-
vising the Yale foot ball coaches.
Two to one on Harvard.
Re Halligan.
Walter, we presume, will ad-
wise the Eli coaches to play Ted
Mccoy.
Fall is here. The bear dope
has started at the college foot &
ball camps.
10 hear a coach talk one would
think foot ball camp is some
thing like hospital.
THE LIMIT.
We love the roar Of cannon, the crash
of dynamite,
The crack and clash OF thunder and
the below of fight.
And while we love a roaring noise,
there's one guy jars our stem,
He tries to fix a missing motor at
the hour Of s a. m.
The Giants, we lamp, have set
up another record for consecu-
tive victories. The Giants re-
mind US verv much of the horse
on which you had bet your
dough, by the way--who goes
crazy after the race Is over.
II, as experts aver, Iris
Speaker is a team in himself,
Bill Carrigan had two teams last
year.
An Essay
The "hick," sometimes known
as arube, or a mark, or chump,
or a sucker and numerous other
titles, is generally believed to be
a product Of farming communi-
ties. He is popularity supposed to
wear chin whiskers in which the
tell-tale hayseed turks. He is
also supposed to wear "yap"
haircut, talk with downeast
drawl and continually say "by
gum" and "by HEX" The big
city slicker generally regards
Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas as
the state in which "hicks" are
born and bred.
And yet they pinched a bunch
OF blackmailers in Chicago, and
private banks are hitting the wall
every ten minutes.
7 an, going 10 Chicago,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
GERMAN TORPEDO BOAT SQUAD.
RON STAGE RAID.-DO MUCH
DAMAGE.
RETURN SAFELY TO BASE
Flotllla Reaches German Waters
After Raid Through the Straits of
Dover in the Line Folkestone, Bou-
logne In English Channel.

Berlin, via London.-At least II out
post steamers and two or three tor
Dedo boat destroycrS or torDcd o boats
were sunk or damaged by a German
torpcdo-boat squadron in the English
Channel between FOlkcStonc and Bou-
lonsnc, according to an official com
munication issued here.
The communication says:
Parts OF our torpedo forces moved
from a German bag Thursday night,
through the straits Of Dover and Cal
ais to the fine OF Observation-Disclosures
in the English Channel
'AccOrning to the report Of Com
mandcr Michaelscn at least II out
post steamers and two or three de-
Stroycrs or torpcdo,boats were sunk,
partially or totally, near hostile ports.
Some members OF the crews who
were saved were captured.
Several other guarding vessels and
at least two dcstroycrS were heavily
damaged by torpcdocs and artillery
fire. Also the English post steamer
Queen was sunk south Of F'olkcstonc.
the crew having time to leave the
ship.
"In the channel near the Farncl
LightshiD there was striking ac-
tive traffic by hospital ships.
Our torpcdo.boats safely returned
to German waters without any loss
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
FORCE OF 1900 TROOPS NOW
GARRISON CHIHUAHUA CITY.

Five AeropIancs and Two Aviators
Ready For Use Against ViIa-Rail-
road Bridges and Tracks Torn Up
BY Bandits.
I'll paso. Texas. chihuahua City Is
now garrisoncd by force OF II 900
men, according to a Carranza official
who arrived here from that city. He
said General Maycottc recently arriv-
cd at chihuahua City from Torrcon
bringing five acroplancs, two English
aviatOrs and Il force Of Carranza
troops for use against Villa
An ore train was burned. railroad
bridges We're destroyed and the track
OF The Mexican Central Railroad cut
by bandits near Arts
The American also brought n re-
port that Villas troops were planning
to attack Parral Jiminoz, Santa Rosa
lia and TOrrcon soon.
Bandits under tho command of
Villa are operating trains on the
western division Of the Mexico North
western Railroad, between Santa Ysa.
bel and San Antonio. report received
by government agents here stated
Villa. according to the same source
now has approximately 1000 men
some Of whom are not armed.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
BORDER CONTROL CHARGES
DENlED; INCIDENT CLOSED,

Administration Officials Relieved to
Receive News; Alleged Author OF
Criticism Says He Did Not Author
izc Statement
WaShingt on. What promised to be
new source Of serious friction be-
tween the United States and tho de
facto government OF Mexico apparent
ly was cleared away through formal
reputation by Elisno Arrcdondo, Mex.
lean Ambassador designate, OF Il state.
mont issued here under the name OF
Luis Cabrera. assailinr the American
government for permitting aid ito
reach Villa and other bandits from
Its side Of the border.
Mr.. Arrcdondo went to the state
department. with the explanation that
the statement was put out by an cm-
ployc Of the Mexican ncws bureau,
the de facto governments scmi.ofli.
cial publicity agency. without the
knowledge Of consent Of either the
Embassy or Mr. Cabrera. This was
accepted by the department and the
incident was closed
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
SMASH GERMAN LINES
SWITCH POSITION FROM SOMME
REGION TO NORTH AND
NORTHWEST.
Preceded by Violent Bombardment
Such as Marked the Great Attack
and Counter Attacks When Verdun
Was the Focal Point.

London.-Switching their offensive
from the Somme region in France
possibly rs counter to the advance
OF the Teutonic Allies In the Dobrudia
region Of Rumania-the French have
smashed the German line north
and northeast Of Verdun over g.
front of four and one-third miles, pen
etrating it along it's entire length, in
the center gaining a distance Of near
ly two miles.
When night fell, the village and
Fort Of Douaumont, in the center,
were in the hands Of the French, while
on their left wing the Frenchmen had
pushed beyond Thiaumont and captur-
ed the Haudremont quarry and j0kcn
up positions along the Bras and Dam
loup front. On their right wing con.
siderable progress also has been made
from Douaumont to Damloup More
than $500 prisoners and quantities Of
war material were captured by the
French
In the Dobrudia region OF Ruman-
Ia, the Germans. Bulgarians and Turks
are giving no rest to the Russians and
Rumanians who continue in retreat
along the entire front from the Black
Sea to the Danube River.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
FORD PUTS WOMEN ON
SAME PAY BASIS AS MEN.

Long Branch, N. J.-Henry Ford,
the automobile manufacturer, an
nounced after conference with Pres.
idcnt Wilson that as the result Of an
inspiring talk" he had with the Pres.
ident two weeks ago. he had establish
ed the women workers in his plant up
on the same pay basis as the men.
Mr.. Ford authorized the following
statement:
81 had the pleasure to inform Pres
ident Wilson that I had established
the women workers Of my plant at
Detroit and in the branch factories in
other cities upon pay equality with
the men workers l took this step
following my conference with the
President more than two weeks ago
and I did so because Of the inspiring
talk I had had with Mr.. Wilson on
the forward movement among woman
kind. This principle is now in opera
tion and look forward with complete
confidence to its vindication."
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
BEEACH BY u. S.
WARSHlPS HINTED BY BRITISH

London.-Some utterances Of tho
feeling that the activity Of American
arahips i'm rcscung passengers from
the vessels sunk by the German sub.
marine U-53 off the American coast
amounted to a breach OF neutrality
were made in the House of Lords by
Baron Bercsford and Baron Sydcn.
ham.
Lord Beresford is recognized as the
spokesman for the Navy in the House
Of Lords and Lord Sydcnham's varied
activities has included the authorship
OF books on naval affairs. Similar
opinions have been expressed nv
some Of the newspapers and public
men as we'll as by naval officers and
the matter was brought up for dis.
cussion by requests for information
from Foreign Secretary Grey regard
Ing the American policy and possible
action by the British Government.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
SANTO DOMINICAN GENERAL
SLAIN; AMERICANS KILLED

Engagement Fought Between U. S..
Troops and Native Forces When Ar
rest of Rebel Leader is Attempted.
SantO Domingo.-In an engagement
between American troops and rebel
forces Gen. Damon Batista was killed.
Several Americans also are reported
killed. including two officers and one
American officer was wounded
The names Of the American officers
killed are given as Capts. William Low
and Atwood, Lieutenant Morrison was
wounded.
The American commander attempt
cd to arrest General Batasti, who re-
sisted and ordered an attack on the
American forces. Fighting continued
for a considerable time and the rebels
were eventually defeated The en-
gagemcnt took place opposite S.lnto
Domingo City and caused somewhat
Of a panic in the Capital. Reinforce
mcnts were sent there to aid Ameri-
can troops in maintaining order. The
number Of killed and wounded in the
fight is at present not known.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
TEUTONiC ALLIES CROSSING
DANUBE ON MANY PONTOON
BRIDGES.
FRENCH GAINING IN SOMME


London-Asidc from the continued
progress OF the Tcutonic Allies in the
DoDruda region OF Rumania and fresh
gains by the French and British in
the Sommc region Of France, there is
little if any change i'm the situation i'm
any OF the various thratcrS or the war.
The '.umanianS and Russians in
Dcbrudja are still in retreat before
the German, bulgarian and Turkish
troops who arc now cndcavOring to
make their way across the Danube at
various points on pontoon bridges, ac-
cordins to the Sofia War Office
On the Pennsylvania front the Rus.
slams and ItumanimS apparently arc
operating successfully against the
Tcoutonic Allies near the junction Of
Bukowina, Transylvania and Ruman-
la, and to the south near Campulung
and in the Jiup Valley have gained
successes over them. In the hghting
in the jul Valley the Rumanians arc
declared by Bucharest to have cap
turcd two IlOwt2cr batteries which
latter were turned against the Aus
O.Gcrmalis. According to Berlin
the Tcutons have made additional
gains south OF KrOnstad, and in the
direction OF Campulung
Following np their advantage OF
Saturday the British captured anoth-
er German trench Sunday northeast
of Les Bocufs in the Sommc region.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
VILLA GETTING ARMS
FROM u. s. IS CLAIM.

Atlantic City. N. J.-Reports that
arms and ammunition had been snug
gled into Mexico from the United
States and instance Of the Mexican
representatives that the United
States Government take steps to
check the assistance they declare
Villa and other bandits are reviewing
from persons on this side Of the Dor.
der featured the discussions Of the
Mexican-American Join Commission
at the close Of the months conference
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
TWO BATTLESHlPS EXPECTED
TO BE BUILT IN SOUTH

Navy Department Opens Bids For Con-
structing Colorado, Maryland, Wash
ington and West Virginia.
Washington.-Bid for the four new
battlcShips Colorado. Maryland. Wash
ington and West Virginia were opened
at the Navy Department and indca-
tions were that the construction Of two
would be awarded to the Newport
News Shipbuildng & Drydock Co.,
and that the other two would be built
by the Fore Shipbuilding Company, OF
Quincy, Mass.
While all Of the tenders show the
heavy incrcasee in prices during the
abnormal conditions OF the shipbuild-
ing industry. they were within the De-
partment's limit Of cost. and it is Writ
ually certain that the Government it.
self will not construct any OF these
craft or OF the 90 dcstroycrs for which
offers also were received
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
LETTERS MAY GO BY AIR,
NEW YORK TO CHICAGO

Buffalo, N Y.-The United States
Army, Navy and Postoffice Depart
mcnts arc vitally interested in pro-
posed nonstop mail-carrying flight
between Chicago and New York to be
attcm oted by Victor Carlstorm, Amer
lean aerial pathfinder.
The Army and Navy Departments
will take official cognizance OF the
flight because Carlstrom will use a
Curtiss biplane like those being tried
out by the Army aerial corps.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
NO PAPER SHORTAGE REPORTED
IN GERMANY AT PRESENT.

Berlin.-The threatened paper fam.
Inc which months ago caused cries of
distress among the publishers, appears
now to be thing Of the past Claim.
ing shortage Of labor and high wages
the manufacturers have sharply ad.
vanced prices since the outbreak OF
the war and the publishers several
months ago reduced the number OF
pages TO save expenses. The govern.
ment inaugurated propaganda for
the economical use OF paper.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
VILLA AGAIN IS MANAGE
SkIRMlStllNG BETWEEN BANDITS
ADVANCE TROOPS AND GARRl-
SON SOLDIERS.
Reported That Chihuahua City Has
FaIlen.-Carranza Consul Denies Re-
port---.8,OOO Men Are Sent to Rein
force the Garrison.
tCopyIi@Nt.)

San Antonio, TcXaS.--PcrSiStcnt re-
ports Of the fall OF chihuahua City to
the Villa forces, which have been cur
rent here, have not been confirmed in
adyiccs to Southern department head
quarters OF the United States Army.
Major General Funston, questioned
rcgardin gthc reports, said that so
far as he knew they were not true.
Observation-Disclosures Consul Gar
dia at Ell Paso, Texas, telcgraphed the
Mexican Embassy here that he had
been advised by General Trevino Of
the arrival at chihuahua Of troop
trains bringing about 5000 men under
General Maycottc to reinforce the gar
riSOn.
An earlier message from the Consul
said he had just received information
from General Trevino denying that he
intended to evacuate chihuahua and
declaring he did not fca ran attack.
Chihuahua City, Mexico Skrmish-
ing between General Carlos Ozunas
advanced forces and those of Francis
co Villa continued, although the gen
eral engagement is being delayed by
General Trevino until all Of his troops
have been placed in statcgic positions
in Western chihuahua.
The excitement caused by the ap-
proach Of the Villa forces has been
quieted and the concentration OF s.
900 troops here has restored the feel
ing Of security among the inhabitants.
Two military trains carrying part
Of General Maycotte's command from
Torreon arrived here.
General Trevino authorized the AS
sociated Press to make an official de-
nial Of the rumors that he was prcpar-
ing to evacuate the city. He character
lied these rumors as malicious inyen-
| tions."
General Trevino stated that the sit
uation in tho field and in chihuahua
City was entirely satisfactory.
"Any fear that chihuahua City will
be captured by bandits is simply alb.
surd," he said.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
100000 TO PREPARE
TROOPS CAMPS IN WINTER.

San Antonio. Tcxas.-More than a
million dollars has been made avail
able by the War Department for pro.
viding winter quarters for troops on
the border, Southern department
headquarters was advised to this ef-
feet and ordered to proceed with work
at once. Cantonments are to be
erected for troops OF the regular army
engaged in border duty and provision
has been made for framing and floor
ing the tents Of national guard troops.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
RUMANIANS BLOW UP BIG
BRIDGE OVER DANUBE RIVER.
Strong Effort to Check Advancing

Strong Effort to Check Advancing
Teutonic Allies From Dobrudja
London Except for the announce
mcnt that the Rumanians before their
retreat from Tchcrnavoda blew up
the big bridge spanning the Danube
River thereby placing an obstacle in
the way Of the advance Of the Tcu-
tonic Allies from Dobrudja into old
Rumania. little fresh knowledge Of the
real situation in that sector of the
war has been vouchsafcd by any Of
the war chancellorcs
Petrograd asserts the force OF the
violent blows which Field Marshal
Won Mackenscn had been delivered in
his rapid drive northward in Dobrud-
ia has slackened somewhat although
Berlin says the Tcutonc Allies still
are making progress against the Ru-
manians and Russians.
Along the Pennsylvania front the
Rumanians and Austro-Gcrmans are
still engaged III hard fighting Ber-
lin reports that In the TrOtus Valley,
south Of Paroituz and on the roads to
Sinaya and Campulung, the Central
Powers have met with further sue.
cesses. On the other hand, Buch.
Arrest asserts that the Austro- G ermans
hahve been driven from the entire
western front Of Moldavia northern
Rumania, suffering heavy casualties
and that in the Uzul and Oituz Val.
| lcys the Rumanians arms also have
been successful.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
CARRANZA PLANS TO LEAVE
MEXICO, ENEMIES REPORT.

WashingtOn-Ch Charges that General
Carranza Is preparing to leave Mexico
are being freely made by his political
opponents in Mexico City. They are
based upon his decision to leave his
Capital for Queretaro and the fact
that Mrs .Carranza already has cross
ed the border into the United States,
accompanied by the wife OF her nus.
bands War Minister aud chief sup.
porter General Obregon.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
M. E. CHURCH SOUTH NOT TO
BARGAIN AWAY lNHERiTANCES.

Atlanta-The Bishops Of Southern
Methodist Episcopal church, In view
OF some things that have been said ana
repeated on public platforms ana
public prints" issued statement set
ting forth position Of the church on
question Of uniting with two other
Methodist bodies, in which 1t declar-
cd that I'VE are not ready to bargain
away any Of the great inhertanccs
and glorious memories Of other years
Tor any consideration"
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
Engine Kills Little CAM

Charleston.-Report has beer !.
oeived here of distressine arr,t,.,
at Ruffin, near Walterboro fhare II
Atlantic Coast Line engirs ION oyr ?
and killed the IL year old son az ill.,.
Rev. ]. B. Bell Of Bethel circuit Yhs
child ran upon the tracks, fallinc AL.
der moving engine. a ag,gaaa h.
made heroic but vain effort TO re,.
cue the child, narrowly escaping 81.
jury to himself Although living soy.
eral hours after the accident. the lilHo
fellow. horribly mangled he'd 10
chance for recovery.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
ALLIES DOMINATE RAW
MATERIALS ESSENTIAL IN U. S

gton.-Domination by the
Allied Nations Of the worlds raw ma.
tcrials which are essential to American
manufactures has been proved con-
clusively to officials here by the com.
pletion OF a comprehensive summary
Of British trade policies as to imports
into this country. AS a result the
recent Paris Economic Conference Of
the Entente Powers is regarded here
with far greater disquiet than before
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
koER1ER TO SUCCEED
AS AUSTRIAN PREMIER.

Vienna, via London.--It may be ac.
cepted as certain that DR.. Won Kocr-
ber now Austrian Hungarian minister
OF finance. will succeed the late Count
Karl Stuergkh as premier. DR.. Won
Koerber was received by the emperor
and went to Budapest to confer with
Count TisZa. Should Dr.. Won Koerber
accept, his successor in the financial
ministry probably will be DR.. Won
Spitzmueller, now minister Of COM
merGe,
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
TROOPS REMAIN LONG AS
VILLA SHOWS HIMSEL

Washington-Vill activity near
Chihuahua had the effect Of convincing
officials here that no thought should
be given soon to removal Of guards.
mon from border patrol duty or with.
drawal Of General Pcrshing's column
from Mexico Fear was felt thai II
Villa should succeed in his apparent
movement to Chihuahua. he might
find 1t easy to get control later OF
northern Mexico. The entire Mexican
situation was regarded as serious.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
Barringer Heads Mayo

Columbia-W. II. Barringel
ence was elected president
South Carolina Mayors as.
Tho next meeting will be
Charleston, at a time to be d.
by the executive committee.
Mayor II. r. Hayde could nc
for the second day of the .cCr
He left a letter to the ma,
pressing his regrets that i
leave, and extending to the
ton q hearty invitation to J.
In the city by the sea. On y
Mayor Barringer the accept
unanimous.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
REFLECT K|RvEN
FOR THIRD Term
STATE FAIR SOCIETY HOLDS AN
NUAL MEETING Aku nlGcT3
OFFICERS
REPORTS ARE ENCOURAGING
History of the Organization Has Been,
Compiled and PubIished.-Several
Vacancies Filled.

Columbia.-J. N. Kirvcn, who has
been directing the leadership Of the
otate Asrlcuitural and Mechanicah
society Hllo progressive chanels dur
iiis ,he i"sI lwo years, was unani-
i'iousiS iecico'eu president OF this Or
Sai'A"''o,'' N D. Langley OF Colum-
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The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
GOVERNMENT REPORT PLACES
THE AMOUNT AT 7,291,733
BALES.
FIGURES GIVEN BY STATES
Census Bureaus Cotton Statistics
Show More Than 1915 But Less,
Than 1914--Texas Shows Increase.
Report Of 1915 and 1916.

Washington.-Cotton ginned prior
to October is was 7,291,733 bales,
compared with 5,7OS,730 for 1915 and
r6l9,747, the Census Bureau announc.
ed. Round bales included were 133,-
20? and Sea Island G4,931.
The number Of bales ginncd, by
States, and last years ginning to the
same date, follow:
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
NEW $3oo,ooo,ooo LOAN
TO BRITISH ANNOUNCED

New York Official announcement
was made by j. p. Morgan & Co.. that
4 new British loan by American bank
crs. aggrcgating $300.000.000 had been
arranged. 1t will bear interest at
1-2 per cent and Is payable in two
installmcnts. one Of three years and
one OF five years.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
Architects In SessJe.

Columbia.-The South Ce
sociation Of Architects wa mor4c6
with the South Carolina CHAT 1G hr
American Institute OF AruB'tacg4
This makes the South Carolila uhap.
ter OF the American Inattrltc 0g
Architects tho largest in the aonta
E. ID. Sompayrac was elected ,ree.
dent; ID. G. Barbot Of Charlost0n yicz
president; N. @. Walker Of Rock ftunI
secretary-treasurer, and the c1ecpt.vr |,
committee will consist Of thsao OF |
GERS and A. w. Todd Of Charleston.
and George q. LeFaye OF Columbi.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
NORTH CAROLINA
CAVALRYMAN KILLED.

III Paso, Texas, Private Lee Furtlc
OF Troop a North Carolina Cavalry,
was Killed in his tent while writing a
letter, by the accidental discharge Of
MS pictol. He enlisted at Mount
Island, N G.
The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1911-2016, 1916-11-02
INVASION OF BRITISH
ISLES is POSSIBLE.

London.--Ficld Marshal Viscount
French, commandcr.in-chicf Of the
armies in the United Kingdom. adj
dressing the volunteers AT Derby. said
mat an invasion of the British isles
was not mere supposition. but a nos.
slDliity' Thls they must be pcrparcd
to meet.