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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
PAPER SHORTAGE RELIEVED
German Manufactured. >ow Tnkirs
steps tO Encourage Its Con-
sumption.

BERLIN. October - ,vra l.oudonp -
The threatened paper famine. which
moninS aSo caused cries OF distress
among the publ: hers appears now l..
be q thing Of the past. Claiming a
shortage OF labor and high wages. the
manufacturers have sharply advanced
prices since the outbreak OF the war
an" ;he publishers several nontnS ago
rtducrd the humbcr OF pages to save
"Hr"nscs. The government and other
authorities ais -.su a ,ron.
camda for the economical use OF paper
MI this apparently has had the er-
rect OF markedly reducing consumntiou
ana the manufacturers already feel il
necessary To take steps TO encourage
consumption. The association Of Saxon
Paper manufacturers has jus, issued :,
circula, asking its members TO CO.
operate im countcractinG the view that
a paper famine exists and in co.nbat-
ins the papcr-SnNinS crusade.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
ENEMIES or ADMINISTRATION ARE. PL OTTING
TO ATTACK AMERICAN TROOPS ON BORDER
abroad Men Urged
to Vote for Wilson
Chiefs Of Four Brothcrhoods
Send Out Personal appeal
TO Their Members.

NEW YORK October 2G.-t.h,efs 81;
the -four railroad broth.rhoods hav.
sent a personal appeal in ihe form OF
4 i:ular letter To thtir m.,nl,rs
thr"r"hout III" country urging them 10
otc Tor TIA" recollection Of President,
Wilson, II Was announced h"i. to-day
by q. II. Simcs. vicc-prcS!dcnt oi tl..
brotherhood OF Railroad Trainm.ri.
The appeal. IL was said. was based not
only on the ground that President VIII
son had obtained Legislation favoraDl.
70 labor generally. but that he had
been responsible also for legislation
beneficial to tho masses of the people.
Mr.. Sincs in making The announce
ment declared This was tho frs, tim.
IN III" history of the broth-rnno,s they
departed from their "trad!tiou;,i policy
Of keeping ont of poi!tics''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
DESTROY t:RS CARRIED or
DICTATES OF HUMANITY

J. =. = .o,i i1;s'. trtSs
SlllNGTON. October o6.--.At buth
the state and Navy pepa rtmants Il IL
hcld that the American dcstroyers did
not violate neutrality in rescuing pas
ssuSerS Aud crew nI ;hc ycsscls sunk
by ts.r iI:. OFT the New l;nIinnd const
officials declare that tho irstroyerS
carried out simply the FIRST dictates Of
humanity III givin" what Aid they
could after tctnG summoned by Wirc-
less distress calls. Their presence is
held not L. ahaoive in the slightest way
any responsibility the German COM
mamdcr may have had ror nrori,iin =
adequately tor the safety OF passen-
gers and crew.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
BRITISH MINE SWEEPER SUNK
A1 Officers and ScVcnt!-1hr-r Ncm-
hers "f the Ernista's Crew
Arc Lost.
ntv .Assnnin,cA i.tcn.

LONDON. October .G-The iiriiis.,
mine sweeper t;cnista has beer tor
pcdoed and sunk. according to an am
nounccmcnt given out by the british
Admiralty. All the officers and sew
enty-thrcc members Of the min"
swccpcrs crew were lost. The sur
rivors numbered twelve.
Tile Admiralty statement said:
One Of our minc-swccDinS vessels,
II. NJ. ). Gcn!sta. Iicutcnant-Comman-
dcr John White. X. ". was torpcdocd
by an cncm: submarine on October -
and sunk. MI her officers and sew
enty three men were lost and twelve
men were saved.
ing, but was still engaged with The
enemy submartne,"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
ONE FOR EACH SECOND OF DAY
Count Mndr "f 'rrnnir ai Corner r
fifth Avenue ana Fort. second
street. Nrw York

NEW YORK. October aG.--\ count
made by agents Of the Fifth Avenue
Association shows that ut the corner
Of F'iftn Avenue and Forty-Srcoud
street. where Traffic is the greatest in
the city. lI.l'l vehicles go north and
south during the ten hours OF ,hr bus
mess day East and west ira He hrin::
the total ~ to about 2a.Ddn. which iS
an Increase of more than Loo. - day
over last year since traiiir on The
af"nuc has I" be interrupted for
twenty minutes "f the hour I" allow
Tor travel cast aud west. the rate a.,
which vehicles pass ny aud down the
avenue * one for every second or the
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
PROBE OF ELECTION FRAUDS
Frank &. Haiir! Appointrd In Chnrr-
"f invr.riEntions In Middle
Western states.

WASiIiNiToN. october 40-Nvw
impetus 10 tn" Federal inquiry INFO
election frauds wa> given to-day with
The appointment az Frank c. Bailey.
"f Indianapolis, formerly United states
attorney for the district of Indiana.
as special assista:; 10 the Attorney
Genera! ia charge Of Investigations
and prosecutions or election law vio-
iatory IN indiana. Ohio AMI Illinois
assistant Attorney -Gcn.rai ';raham
Viii have charge OF I'll" WASHINGTON
end o! the Investigations
Official announcement Of thc an
pointncut came at tine ":"i - At con. :.
fc'' nee her. yesterday between Attor-
ncy-cicncral Gregory. Mr.. Bailer and
senator TagGari. Of Indiana. Numer-
Qua reports OF frauds in elections for,
Federal Offices in the Middle Wcs, had
reached The Department of Justice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
NINETEEN DIE IN FIRE
Five Children. Eight Women aud six
Meu Perish When Enrnham
Hospital Uurns.
lnv AssociatcL lnress.

fARNHAAl. QUEBEC. Ociobc, %
Nineteen pcrsons--fivc children. eight
women and sin mcn--wcrc believed
late tonight 70 have los, their lives
in the fire which destroyed St Eliza
beth Hospital to-day. There were "lS
persons in the hospital Of whom li3
were children. th;rty-siX aged women.
and The "Ihcrs servants and assistants
to tho gray nuns.
The fire, tho cause OF which has mol
been determined. StiIl Smoultlsred at
midnight, ,n;,kin" it impossible TO as
certain accurately how many Of the
Inmates OF the hospital had persisted.
the property damage Was estimated at
Sl31hhh partly covered hy Insurance.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
CONSIDER NBLE tSI<I.rIES
SUFFERED BN GERMANS

Again The Germans have delivered
,ountcratt,cks - -four III numbcr---
agains; th. newly won French posi-
iious vt pouaumont, in the region OF
Neriun. but like AL OF their efforts
since the big French drive OF Tuesday.
,h.y Mere successfully withstood.
Similarly, Il violent attack against the
British in the StuT trench, near Thicp-
val, was put down the Germans suf-
tcrim- considcr:bl casualties aud the
loss OF trrty-onc prisoners.
Elsewhere on .his front. there we're
my artillery duols
In the wooded region Of the Car
pathian Mountains, I'll, Germans cs-
saycd assaults against thc Russians.
Oilicc. their efforts failed. In Noihyni:t.
20 the west Of l.utSk. the Russians,
without previous arli!icry preparation.
attempted % storm with infantry i
,;cimau position. The German artil-
lcry. however. broke MP the Sortie.
TWO villages southwest of Lake Dol
ram. on the Macedonian front--Cio-
!obrda anu I.aisitza--havc been cap
turcd by the French. Elsewhere in
this thcatcr the hghting is being done
mainly by the artillery. although thci c
il still infantry acti ity in the Germ,
i:ivcr region.
rhc Austrihns are holding AN Intense
artillery tire on The italian positions in
,;urizia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
BIGGEST GARAGE IN WORLD
VIII itr Erected Rt For, Sam Houston
q" 'i"use $40 or HiG Arm,
Motor Trucks.
Hy Assucir-L rre,S.

SAN ANTONIO, TEN. october "a
preparations were started to-day at
F"rt sam Houston FOR the construc-
ton OF garage which il il said. will
tc the largest ever erected
Iiic structure is TO house FOR III,
winter more than 500 OF the Zig army
motor trucks. which have been IN use
rn the border.
Nrmy officers said that twcuty-tivc
COMPANIES "I thirty-thrcc trucks each
VIII i" brought h'rc within :, short
Time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
BETTING AT EVEN MONEY
4 AbUut S:OOn0 placed in New York
Wager al S2.0uO Bciua Thnt VIII
VIII Cnrr! Ohio.

NEW YORK. October 26.--}ctting on
the election dribbled along cautiously
to-day Mt even money. with an oc-
casional fop To 10 to on Hughes. \,
these figures about $4,000 was placed
among scattered takers on the curb.
One Wall Street bet was $4,000 even
that Wilson would carry Ohio. And
there was q rumor OF an uptown opti-
mist who was willing TO back tho
President to perform tho same tcat at
10 to sl.sI.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
.F|REMEN OVERCOME
BY TOBACCO SMOKE
-Four Members of No. Company
Taken to Hospital From
Cary Street Blaze
TOBACCO LOSS WILL BE HEAVY
Conservative Estimates Place
Damage by Fire and Water
at 100000.

Fir" which started "a, so: o'clock
of The American Tobacco Company.
corner Of Twentieth and Cary streets
caused damage I" thc tobacco stored
there. couscrvaIively estimated at
'i"'."r" The damage TO the wai.-
nous" was slight. only small hole
being burned III the roof The Hoo.
"as protected from damage by the
casks oi tobacco. four or nyc .!c.p
There is At lcas, SaOo.oo0 worth of
tobacco stored in tho warehouse
During til" blaHc. which lasted more
than GA hour and half. four dreme,,.
all members Of i:ngin. Company No ..
w"r" "Ncrc"in" by smoke. chief Ioyu"~
Said Il was NOT 80 much tho a,a,titl
"i snph" that ovevcalnc the men as
IL Was t'!' fact that II was the strong
fumes from burning tobacco 7h.
men. Captain Hig@, Iicutcnan, raea,l
and Privates Chandler and Passa tiu,.
were oil removed to The Virginia Hos
pital 10y .\mhulaucc Surgeon Porter
IL waS stated late last night tha,
rcith.s OF the mcn had suffered Sc
,i"us INJURY, and they viii probably
he released to-day.
~ nearly as could be ascertaimod uy
the iirc:ucn. thc blaz. started from .he
rlc"tri" wiring on the ihrd floor The
cntir" warehouse is packed with to-
bacco. in hosshcads. stacked from two
30 five deep
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

The iidmouth hailed from tardin.
was built in l?o3. OF IuiJ ton, ,:ross
nj htions TO .\nn,'.E Brotncrs. OF
Stockton. She was last reported as
'nrivinS at. SrcH;a. italy. from Cardiff.
ou September IL.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
BRITISH STEAMER SUNK
The >idrn""ih Gors Down. isut Crew
safely Landed. Says iIu.d'~
Agency.
lny .N,.n,iairL Irc.,

I.ONT"'N. Octotcr 2G--I'hc firitish
steamship Sidmouth has becn sunk and
her crew has been safely landed, re-
ports lloyds shipping agency
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
No lNTfMATION THAT
AMERICANS tIt: INNOi, ED


iHed the statement 5h.t -. ,,ot. y Eaker
had no Intention I" intimate viai
American citizen. were Involved in ;,io
bandit plot Tho SECRETARY ~ Statc
said IL HAD been cailcd IL his stem
'!on that ~ crTo"' would hc made ii,
ronstruc TIC War p.ps rtnient's state
:ncnt as roiiiIcai pl+- and ,s an
'SS"nii hrnn the administrations ro-
itirnl opponents. Hc denounced such
q construction ~ absolutely false, de-
clarin:; that politics was not given :,
thought in connection with tho matter
and tlat it was inconccivablc tha, a,ty
American woul! ally himself WITH
McN'cans TO attack his own countsy.
mon Mr.. Lansing saw Jlc statement
before II was issued. ami discussed 1t
With Secretary I:akcr. Ilc cXrlaino,
ihat both he and NJ. Eakcr heiicvc,l.
in addition To warning ,hc military
commanders. il was wise to give Tho
Information received puh!ic!ty. because
Il might have the ciIcc, of causing thc
plot 10 hc abandoned
From other sources /, was learned
that Information crncernin. q niot ,Iaa
been received through agents Of TN,
department. OF Justice. STATE perar;-
incnt representatives ON Tho border. and
;'is" through some other channel wn;.i,
has no, been disclosed II is urf;cr
stood that 80 military reports from. thr
border haNc meniioncd the suNi,,
!he statement bears ou, this !ndicat-
ing thar Generals Pe"Shing and Fuu
st"n received then. FIRST wayoir..
through adviccs sen. tu-niyht hv .ne
War Departments
II Is stated on rcitahle authority pis,,
that mono OF the evidence AZ nana i,
NolVc Americans. and that Mexican !,
terests IN The Cuited states are b..
l"rcd 10 10" directly responsible fo, ,h,
Conspiracy with haud:tS across ng
ho-Ici
The pepartment OF Justice l.. p,asS-
ihs iiS investigation. As yet il is
stated. there is not sufficient evidcuc.
available against amy individual I,
warrant his arrest. Attorney General
Gregory indicated tonight that sucb
Information as has been laid befor.
linn was vague and incouclusivc.
\" CLEAR INDICATION
or EITHER TIME or PLACE
While administration officials gen
orally declined 10 discuss Secre,.uy
takers warning, II Was admitted ,h.,
;he Information received does not give
any clear indication OF either tho time
or place OF the proposed attack III
taker 1t was suggested probably
acted on the theory tha, puhlica ton
or the tact that the American military
commanders had been warned might
serve TO prevent II altogether
The War Secretary IL known to hav-
received the information on which he
based his statement to-dsy Oh hi. rr-
turn from campaign ,rip that hax
Kept htn out OF tho city several. days
Tie conferred during the tay with ScsS-f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
INNESTIG<TION rO ISL: MxDE.
BI HEti.TH UEpARTNENI

In. stern said that Dr. Levy viii!
conduct thorough investigation when
he returns. but jus, what cour$e will
be pursued remains To be seen
l'harynccal diphthcria is quit. dif-
fcrcnt from III" larNnscal diphth-ria.
according {" l,r. Stern. Death from
the latter. the familiar type. is dur to
choking al the passages al the
throat. while tn" latter causes dcath
from the diseases poison.
sr. Grinnan declared the case /" bc
one which should bc aivcn til" most
thorough Investigation The nUth"ri-
ties should obtain all "f the facts and
circumstances surrounding the matter
liz said. and they should bc presented
"a lii. public"
The death has caused much comment
among til" medical! profession. aud
there is II" doubt but that the academy
nj Medicine will take action. aSid.
from whatever steps may bc taken 10y
,hc health authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
PLAN TO CREATE
FEELING AGAINST
WILSON'S POLICY
Will BE Made Before Elcc-
tion for Influence on
Voters.
WAR DEPARTMENT HAS
DEFINITE INFORMATION
Assault to Be Organized in Con
nection With Villa or Other
Mexican Bandits.
BAKEE MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT
Full Particulars Sent tn Funston and
Pcr>hing, Who Arc IN
Readiness.

W.ASHJNGToN, october es.-secr.
!ar.' Eaker issued formal stare
men; f"-aialt. saying ;hat definite in.
!o.;iHSon had been received by the
"s: pepa r,nrent that "a bardit attack
upon american troops in Mexico or All
American border town had haen ar
ranged 20 take place between nov. and
election day (" create sentiment
trains, Tho adn,inistration.s Mexican
policy. IL added that Generals Fun.
ston rad rersiinp wcrr in readiness
f"r such Az atsack, The statement fol
rows:
Tho Wsr iptpsrtm-n; has received
definite informa matio,. confirmed from
ether sources. that enemies OF the ad-
hin'S;ra5ionS volicy towards Mexico
III c"-operat ation with villa or other han.
dts in M.Nic". hav.. arranged n
spectacular attack IL be made either
upon some part of the American forces
or upon s"m- American community on
che border between NOW and ths date
Of the elncticn For the purpose ot turn-
nr the Kid" of sentiment agains, tho
policy which the administration ha*
adopted Tor ihe protection nf ths nor.-
der. II - Significant. in This rnunor-
ton. ihat both thG Stni" and WA,
herE rtmcntS wcr- advised that th.
bandit forces OPERATES. ar ths presNn,
''mc in MeNir" arc being paid in silver
coin.
Pull psrlicuiais nav. neen tl.sn.-
n'ttrd (" 'i"nersl Funston and Con
cra i'ershinc. Nj .>rrcrran tn,s'.s
hr' ih"rc;"r". fore warned an" ia
readiness f"r such an sti,"k"
y" additional Information rould hc
obtained from Mr. l;sk"r, who octorc
The statement wa@ uaur riIhli". let,
rrr MaItinshu,E, " T1 90 0slivcr a
ranpriru sI,,,,h
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27
Nor REPORTED ,ro HI:st.TH- -.ss,se--.
OIEICI:M [ \EIL SNrInnAN

Ia. II. &. Stern. Medical Inspector.
sad that tho case was reported 10 him
about m!dnjgh, last Saturday by Or.
karp. who was not called IN until
that time. rha child died on wcdncs-
day morning.
I'r. karp said that ho was called
from home abouJ II o'clock on Sa,ur-
day night 10 the Norton hone. II. was
accompanied by Dr. Il. J. Summers.
who l. ON" OF III. school phy sicians
lie found the child in a critical con-
di;ion. and at once administered anti
toxin. but with little hope tina, life
could b" saved II" learned thar tho
girl had been i'll for sin days. and the
disease was dccp-scated
Early on Wednesday, ,norninn p-
karp called in DR.. ST. George Grinnan
for consultation. When Dr. Grinna n
arrived al tho house the child was
dead.
Il was informed by the healer. t.
woman. whose name ! do not SNOW.
that as early as Tuesday Of last wcct,
she advised Mrs. Norton To summon z
physician to treat the child" said i,r
karp. ''rh. mother. who is from the
West, bcinr Christian Scientist
would not consent. Finally Iatc on
saturday night. was called in |,
was then too late Tor medical science
10 save The Grl. Her mother believes
that death was due TO the an,jtoxin
which was administered"
Death being due TO a contagious dis
Ease, the child was buried the day Of
her death lntermcnl was mad, in
EiNcrNicw Cemetery. Dr. karp signed
the death certificate. not thinking il
necessary /" turn tn. matter over t"
tho coroner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-27

BALTIMORE ny noAT.

WORK RivER LINE new steamers. SIS
ana way: Sac round trtp.--.ALv.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-05
WANTED TO KNOW MORE

The captain of industry was adj
dressing the students Of the business
college.
"An my success in life" he de-
clared proudly, "an my enormous
financial prestige, owe to one thing
alone-pluck. Just take that for
your mottO-pluck, pluck, PLUCKr'
He paused impressively and a
meek little student in the front row
said:
Eyes, sir, but please tell US how
and whom did you pluck. Ladies'
Home Journal
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-05
WAR; MAR22:

WAR! WAR??-What our soldiers
on the way to Mexico say and do,
what they eat and how they sleep is.
very important and takes up much
space in the newspapers. Some of
the papers, however. might have left
out some of their stuff about what
the soldiers are doing and printed
some parts of President Wilson's
speech they left out. These omitted
portions deal with the causes of the
possible war and the big fact of
whether or not there is going to be
any war. At the New York Press
club banquet the president said:
81 have constantly to remind my
self that 1 am not the servant of
those who wish to enhance the value
of their Mexican investments, that ]
am the servant of the rank and file
of the people of the United States"
And while Chicago papers are
printing columns about the Orpet
boy, the Hearst papers and others
who left this sentence from the pres
ident's speech, didn't do the square
thing by their readers.
81 got off a train yesterday and as
I was bidding gOOd-by to the engi-
neer, he said in an undertone, Mr..
President, keep out of Mexico And
if one man has said that to me a
thousand have said it as have
moved about the country"
-O-O-
WANTED 10 KNOW MORE
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-05

BIG BILL, WATCH YOUR STEP.
Mayor Thompson's best single hold
in politics up to date has been the
street car mems union. There was
no organization in this city stronger
for Big Bill than the car mems union
Of $4,000 men. When the Chicago
Federation of Labor voted against
Big Bill resolutions cOndemning the
mayor for the city halls work in the
Sachs sanitarium affair, the street
car mems union wouldn't join in the
chorus of protest. When the central
labor federation voted censUre for
the city hall because of its hand in
the automatic phone deal, the street
car men again refused to take a slap
at Big Bill But the politics of Jake
Loeb, made operative through the
votes of Big Bills henchmen on the
school board, is the limit that has
broken up the Big Bill hold on the
car mems union. There was a deep
loyalty before where there isn't any
now.
Does Big Bill appreciate the value
of having friends or enemies on the
front and back platforms of all the
cars crossing and recrossing Chicago
day and night? Does he know it
makes a lot of difference what those
men are saying? VIII Big Bill say
yes or no to the letter of Delegate |
John J. Bruce of the car mems union,
asking justice for the people of Chi !
cago who don't want excellent" and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-07-05

superior" teachers fired for reasons
outside of irst-class teaching able
ity?
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-07-14
ECLIPSE OF MOON
VIII TIC Visible IU-Ni.ht Shortl, After
10 O'Clock-Enrth Bctwccn
sun md Moon.

Beginning shortly after 10 o'clock
til" moon will 10 night 20 into an al
most total eclipse The eclipse will bc
visIbl" in Richmond and il will be
seen from III" Atlantic Ocean. south
western Europe. Africa, South Arrcric;,
and from all but the extreme Western
portions of Northern America Tho
moon viii pass between the SHADOW OF
the Garth and tho sun. and. except COR
Il faint rcdness. will be darkcnc,l I'll.
eclipse Will not be noticed except by
those who watch for IL, Stree tbs dark :
ness Viii he no more than thai occa
stoned by the passing of clouds betwt on
moon and earth.
In oldcn tires. cclipscs OF sun or
moon were thought to bear sinister
portent. and on many oc"a sious they
have hccn look cd upon as SIGNS Of Tho
passing II tho world. Science has how :
ever shown tn" fanatic his mistake
and the religious enthusiast the flu
'niiy Of his prorhecv Tie phenom.-
non. AS phenomena go. j. but a part
of the working Of the universe, tho cx
teri Of which no man knows. \Iarm