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El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
Chimay0. \. M. oct. 20. 1916.


Chimay0. N. M, Oct. 20. 1916.
Sr. editor de 'sE Nueyo Mexicano"
Muy Gr. milo.
ne agradecer6 mo conceda IN Pc
queho espacio en- su agreeable sema-
mario para 10 siguiente:
III Ola II del corriente. a las Z de
la mananay dei6 de existir mi uuer'do
herman0, JOSE APOLINAR MARTY,
( NEz. a Ia edad de So amos, despues
de haber .sufrid0 con criEtiana resig
naci6n,y una penosa ehfermedad, que
10 tuvo postrado en- el lecho del doIor,l
bor espacio de doce dfas, y deja iris
ties y desconsolados a 6 HOS. Esta-
niBlao. Norberte. Nemecio. Esqulpnla
Jose lnez y GleofRs Martinez; los 3
primerOs SO halIaban ausentes al Niem
po dc su muerte y estan a~usentes has
Ia la fecha. Ademas, tres hernianos
y tres hermnnas del finado y sus pei
q~uehitos hiios ~presentes riegan su
tHmha cen IaeFimas p0F aquel ser,
Due Sc sapar6 de noaotros para nunca
mas sF0iver. Solo esperamos en- a.
quel Dios Infinite. que reciba gu alma
en- q seno de los justos. Ia muerte
ha segado Ia flor de aauelQa vida y no
pronunriaIan i lahios palabras de
csriAo para grangearse 81 afecto de-.
tpdos. Adde'S, uuerido hermanO, des-
eansa en- la ~eternidad que to habra re-
yelad0 a estag hQras 10 que a uoso.l
tf0s es todaYia IN mistertu, y con-
uiicstrps pplszUues partitions de dolor
te duy 81 nltimp adds y que Dios de-
framc eObrr ~uug0fr0s al haiaa Mo dnI
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

Cuando Sc siente d~esanimado, desa.
'entado. no SO dele veneer, sine que
tome una d6sis de Pasti.1as de CHAIR
Nerlain y puede estar SECURE de sen
tiFse bien en- uno o dos dfas. 81 de
~saliento Sc debe a menudo a una indf-
gestion biliosidad, para 10 cuaI es-
tas Pastillas son i~nyaiuables especial.
nente. De venta en- todas parties.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
La FiEeTA De Ia aUNloM FRA
TERNAL De AYuDAa EN-
CERRILEo s, ". M.

lei LINES de esta semana tuvo lugar
en- Cerrilloss N. NJ, una hermosa fles-
ia organizada p0r la L6gia No. sos de
la Union FrateFnaI de Ayudasante los
socios de dieho lugar. Tenemos n0ti-
cia de que Ia fiesta resulto explendioa
no habiendo podido asistir nosOtr0s
a ella, a causa del recarg0 dc tfabaio'
en- Duestras oficinas, como 10 habia-
mos proraetido.
lei programa 9 ~invitaci6n de Ia fies-
Ga mencionada, fu6 como sigue;
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
PARA UNA NJ EXON
suCIA.

Tome las PastilIas de ChambeFlair
Y adopte una dieta de verduras y ce.
reales. Haga eIercicio AZ aire HIRE
Y 81 complexion Sc ~uiejorara gran
demente dentro de unos cuant0s me.
ses. P~rueheias De venta en- tod8a
Dartes
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

Dawson N. No Oct. Is de 1915.
A nueatFo querido redactor de- "El
Nuevo Mexicano"
Mny senior milo:
Le suplico de ~publicidad en- las co.
Mmnas Do sn estimad0 semauario, q
la muerte de nuestro querido ahue|ito
D. MEREJILDO GALLEGOS,
Naci6 Ell a1or de1ssS. en- ell hemitar,
y fue Ilamado q mejor vida ell dla 2
De pofubre de- 1915 q las Z de Ia ma
dana, deiando para Iamentar 81 par
tida, q 81 espoaa, a un hijo y sells ME
toE. asi como IN sin nnmerp de ami
gce.
SfrYase aQsptaF los gracies poE es-
"a p~phHcaciop.
alto. eervidoT.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
FL LINlMENTo De SLOAN PARA
DOLORES NEuRALoIcos

Los dolores intensos de la Neural
gfa son aliviados p~rontamente con 81
Linimento de Sloan. 81 remedio mil
versal para los dolores. Els faoIi de
aplicarr -penetra prontamente sin
frotarlo y aIivia los mnsculos adplp-
rides. Es mas limpio y effective y
yiolento que los emplastossy calaplag-
mas: no mancha la plel NJ taHa los
bof0a Para los mdsculoB tiesqa reu.
matIemo cr9hicoy gotta. Iulnbpa AS
tinladuFas y tiesuras, da allyio prom
tamente. FL Linimentp de sloen re-
duce el dolor y la ~inflamaci6n. an pi,
caduras de insactoa rpxpadura4 sol
pes ' citrus herfdas peduehas Dc Jos
ninos. Compre una botella boz en-
casa dc 50 ~bqtloario, 25c.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
ERA UNA TAaDE De vERANo.

Era una de esas tardes de ecsio en-
que ell sol Sc posa mand6n en- todo,
en- que SENECA que. de pronto, vaya a
encenderse cuant0 Ia vista abarca y
consumirse en u llamarada.
En- la terraza del jardfn, alIf donde
los tilos juntan aas ranias como para
aontarse algo en- ~secreto, al amparo
de la sombre que p~royectan, reciinada
en- I'm sill0n de mimbres de alto 9 in
clinado trespaldo. Natalia acabo por
sentir que los parpados Sc lie cerraban
De la manp resbaI6 oil Iibro que ba-
bfa mevado consigo y que fue desli1
zandose hasta caer al suelo.
Era n de esas tardes de verano
en- que ell sol es una brasa inmensa
en- ell espacio. Pas6 tiempoo, media
bora Quizas; puede que una bora. De
repente, aun medic dormida, tuvo con-
ciencia de que nnos oios la miraban.
lie cost6 incorporate; perO Be incOr,
uor6 al fin. Liev6se IA 'diestra a la
frente, como para ahuyentar una pc.
sadilla Abrior pusadamente lospar.
pados y sus pupilas encontraronse
con las de PabIiilo. 81 hijo del jardi
nero, que embobado la contemplate,
sentado en uno de los peIdahDs de
marmoI que elevaban del rest0 del
jardin Ell nivel de la terTaza.
lei muchacho sonrojose un POGO,
sin bajar la vista. All principle, ella
IL miro molesta; Iueg0 le sonrio ense-
hando entire sus labios ell blancor de
81 puso los OJ0s en- 81 suelo 3 hizo a.
deman de c0ger La azadilIa y ell capa-
40, y entOnces q ella 10 entrar0n ga.
mas de retenerIe 9 i~nterrogarle.
Que hacfas ahi?
-Pues, en- esperai
En- espera, de que?
-Pues ...iZy ell chico, e mel apri
eto de contestar sin rodeos, Sc decide
a alargar ID mano de nuevo a la es.
puerta para irse q escape.
ALTO ahf-le advirti6 Natalia.-
Sepamos 10 que to pregupto.
-Pues, en- esperaf-y no le sacaba
de este.
-Bien, 81: en- espera, Zero de que
0 de quien7
III ~muchachito perdfa III serenidad
y ella gozaba de haber1o azorado. lie
puso cara seria para oDligarde mas
Viendola asf, Sc decide Ell.
-Pues. . . EN- espera de- que listed
desperately cogiendo rapidamente
la azadilla y Ell capazo, echo a correr,
-Eh, PabliiIo, vueIve aca!-le
mand6.
Y Pablillo, obediente, con la cabe-
"a gacha. desanduvo Ientamente ell
trayecto ganado.
-Ya es0y OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Nata<
Ola, en cuanto lie tuvo cerca.-Ahora,
veamos 10 que tenfas que deeirme
cuahdo despeFtara.
Abri6 81 chico desmesuraGamente
los o1os.
-pecir7 ST no. tenla que decirIe
NADIA, seAorita Natalial
-Eutnuoes. 80?
Pues que pese por aqui, y la VI
ahI dormidas Y me quede poF q al
cullen vepfa a hacerle sehas de que to-
mara por otro lado,
F1g1ratA que ne "a por dufInir
hasta anochecido.
nes 70 sqnfy al afirmar eEto,
RshlilIa sQnfnia.
-Velandome el sueEo, verdpd? 7
~ pRdre-pFoslWi6 NRtaIia-peeuro
Dc que andas umpiandp los sendeFlEes
Q iglalando 10 arena ep eilps.
Sc hQyFR Ia eQnrIsa del jardiRsyitQ
poi ESQ que tom0 como IN reeaAo.a
para elsmrfe PsfiaIo
abIAlo la eecuchah8 con apldez
para % una uez ccnoQer ia cue dobf4
saberi yepas que no he uepe5ldad de-
que Guides Dc mi suehn SLo enten-l
diste3
Panliilo. habia enteudido ~perfecta-
meute; aunque 10 hubiera complaci-
90 que SCI 10 replllela deBeos0 a. Sc
euir oef1d6Ia EQntlnu6 sumiso jon-
" ~
EH4fsudirte. ehg
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

Muy cordIalmente Sc invita- . I'd.
y familIa q asIstlr 4 un PRoGKAMA
SOCIAL Que Sc dara bajo los auspI.
clos de ID Logla de cerrluos, No. 8o3
edea1a uHl6n Fratsfnal de Ayuday al.
cuaI tendra lusar 81 Idnes % del pre-
sents, a lass = M
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

Luis Cabrera, que es un lince
y que d Venus bien no quiere,
tai vez poFaue entire % planes
esta el des q presldente,
al senor de Cuatro Charcas
G5dijole en- coneilio breve
que indtilmente sufria
en- 81 g0hierno estrecheses
mientrag miraba, en- silencio
que sus modernos papeles,
los dizque infalsificables,
hajaban rapidamentes
que siendo 81 n eminencia
NADIA menos Primer Jefe"
v teniendo a su servicio
a legi0nes diligenteg
para p0ner en- 10 ageno
sus manos bravas y fuertes,
10 era l0gico nj justo
nj legal nj convenience,
que los hombres de un "gobiern0'
aunque "de faeto,' bien fuerte,
cast a la cuarta pFegunta
Sc hallasen eonstantemente,
mientras las casas banqueras
guardian en- sus cajas fuertes
muchas talegas de "Hidalgos"
redondos y relucientes.
Y Venus oy6 ell conseJO,
y sin decir aqua viene"
nj aqua va" 10 puso en- practica:
echo mano de sus gentes
y Sc "incaut6" de los tandos
de los dos bancos mas fuertes
que existen en- la ~rep1blica
a pesar de los reveses
y del "Plan de Guadalupe
y de otros planes como este.
Contra tai pfocedimiento
protestaron los Gerentes
de los bancos @reaccionariOs"
que de libertad no entienden
nj sabeu que la "gloriosav
De inlI noveeientoa trece
sQues VIC Ga luz en- Saltlllo
al amor del Primer Jefe,"
echo abajo priviIegios
cuando decreto que ruese
un robo la propiedad.
cEando no era de las huestes
firnies y libertadoras,
aguerridas y c0necientes (?)
Y como en- ell procedimiento
muy bien Ie sali6 al vejete
de cuatro Charcas, pues pudo
surtir a todos sus "jefes'
no do soelos @biiihbiques,s
pues eatos nadie los quieTe,
sino de llmpias monedas
y de- vsliosos biIletas.
" como, per otra partes
resuItaba inefieiente
10 Gineautadop de dos hanG0ss
para cubrlr los haberss
do doce mfa generates"
y treinta mil fcoronelev,"
medito Venus y diic:
que Sc replta la isuerte'
va que en- muchas capitales
del pals, los ricps tieuen
buenps f0nd0s enslos hancos,
J Va cue ezos fondos deBen
aplicafse SIN tardsrlza
con apoyo en- las +leyes,
para ben de los huhniIdes
de aver, que ahora son los fpeFtes.
Y % los Estsdos, los bapeos
va corfen Ia mlsma sueTte
que Ell LondFes y a Nacional
suffiegdn r4oleutem6nte,
ca yiftud de Cos conseips
De Cabrera al Primer Jefe.n
X viva Ia llbertad.
y abaip las estrecheces
de los dies mil generRlesr
amigos del Primer Jefe,s
clikN4ncInR
s rw
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

N.. UH 49, M .Hr NINuIIh. .NM N#Lt
ana do dande Sc bacantaba h Vista. .
81 milagro estaba hecho, claro, paten'
cuando Ii luna apafeei6 scbre las
cumbree del 0riente, saliendo IMAGES
tuosa de entire nubes, ilumin6 una as
cena conmovedora, O-yegfa-pis b.
|hado en- iagrimas, cubFia con Gu cuer'
DO la postrada forma del misi0nero
sacrificadO. a..t
Hace ~trescientos amos que 81 mar
tir Padre Juan rue inmolado az pie
del altar en- Ia antigua Twa. reeando
con su sangre Ia terra virgen ameri-
cana, y aun toy dia, euando Las cam
panas de Ia rdstlca igleala On IL Pc
queha aldea Hannah q ylsperaas lar
mpntafas del oriente, cpbFidndQse DO
rojo, predican adm la ~ del Crucifi'
cado, 81 evangelio del s~acerdcte
III. *. GAr6clX
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26
Sc Reptile IA suERrE.

Muy claro Ell refFan 10 dice
que W conocen ustedes.
"perfo que da en- conner hueTos,
aunque 81 hocico le qnemen"
Don Venus ha puesto en- practica
81 refran exaetamente
en- la question de sincautarse"
como 10 mandan "sus leyes"
de los fondos que en- metalico
las casas de banca tienen.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

Aflno y componoo Pianos y Piano.
les. Dele ~ ofdsn en- ~ : de a
ss1ora de Tofrec, calle de san Fran
tlseo ap4lcs NJ $50,
I. PEkcHEs ENRl0uEZ.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

eheFs, peE que toes listed I'll pa
no con guaptes?
-PQrque no quiero que sc degpierte
el nino, que ACADIA de doFmirse.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26


Tuvimos ell gusto de yer en- esta
ciudad al ST.. ]. 4. Armiio, de ST. Johns
Ariz. acompanado dol 81. Epiemenio
Armijo, de st. Johns. y de d. Pedro
Erivel, de Chilli, Dichos sehores
vinieron 81 domingo pasado " regre-
Baron a Albuquerque 81 martes en- Ia
tarde. 4 on9
los sres. Grsgorio Duran y Manuel
Duran, su bio, de Morley C0lD.3 astur
Yieron en- nuestras oficinas 81 -martes,
habiendo llegado a esta ell ldnes, Am
hos ~regresaron a 50 hogar 81 martes.
D. Severiano Sanchez. de Espahola,
NJ M, astuvo en- nuestras offcinas a.
compahado de D. Antonio Trujiilo. de
Arrollo seeo. condado de Taos. y de
D. Teodoro Soils. de Sherman, conda-
do de Grant. Estes senores pertnat
neceran entire nosotros p0r algunos
dfas habiendo venido con negocios
ante ell pequeao jurado.
.ZEH tH.LaAA r~'" nMF4
El Nuevo mexicano., 1916-10-26

suasrlhase ! "a NO. Mssoano
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-04

hushed the tumult by raising his hands
and saying:
II do not intend to enter upon my
sovereignty by bloodshed, as the usurp-
er did. You see the end to which he
is reduced. prefer to rule over you
with your consent. and the time will
come when you will be pleased that
your king did not take up the reins of
government with an execution"
At this reply the murmurs ceased.
and the people seemed satisfied.
When the work was accomplished
the prince was proclaimed king under
the title of Theodore, but he would
not accept the sovereignty till it had
been proved that he was the rightful
heir. Besides baby clothes he pro-
duced, his likeness both to his father
and his mother was so striking that
even the written story Of Margaret
that to save the true prince she had
been willing to sacrifice her son was
scarcely necessary. Certain it is that
no one in the kingdom doubted that
he was their rightful king.
The first act Of King Theodore after
his accession was to build a beautiful
monument to his foster mother, on
which he placed the simple inscription:
MARGARET.
She was ready to sacrifice her own son
for the right and welfare Of her people.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-04

this account CellInI would not have
pressed the matter. There being no
choice for him. he agreed to a meeting
at point on the Janiculum hill above
st. Peters. He fell before the steel
point Of his adversary.
The stranger was now recognized as
the man who had killed Rodrigo Sanci.
and people began to wonder who
would be the next victim Of this re-
markable fencer. But after the last
duel he disappeared and never was
seen again in Rome.
widower. Whether his wife had learn
ed Of the way by which he obtained
possession Of her or on account Of his
cruelty to her, she died within a few
years after their marriage. One day
Herrera was walking on one Of the
streets Of Madrid when a man with
white hair and beard INSTRUCTED his
path. Herrera shifted aside; the white
haired man did the same.
Get out Of my wayv' said Herrera
to him.
II was once in your way, and you
forced me out Of It, and that, too. by
dishonorable means. This time you
can force me to let you pass in one
way only"
What is that?"
Promise to meet me tomorrow
morning at sunrise at the spot usually
selected for the settlement Of difficult
ties between gentlemen and you can
pass"
"Who are you?"
II will tell you after it has been de-
cided which Of us is to die
BY this time number of persons
had collected. among them several who
knew Herrera. He agreed to the meet
ing and the next morning received his
quietus at the hands of the unknown
stranger
AS he was dying his opponent bent
over him and said:
Il am Luigi Carrano'
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-04
OPPOSES 0NE-MAN SYSTEM
Writer Tells Of Danger In Allow.
Ing Nobody to Work but
Father.

Kindly disposed persons who are in.
terested in the prevention Of eternal
consequences should take note of the
TACT that our most priced institution,
the family. has gone far enough in its
exploitation Of fathers earning abil.
1ty. Only within the last half century
or so has it been the practice for one
lone member of the family to grab
enough of the worlds goods to support
all the others in idleness and social
hilarity. 1t hasn't been long since
mother and the boys regularly took
hand in getting, and occasionally
even the girls helped out a little.
Attention is also called to the fact
that the one-man system of support is
only an experiment. It Is subject to
change without notice, and without
quarter. Honest, supplemented folk.
and all others, are warned that there
Will doubtless be little weeping and
crashing of teeth when the break
comes. II we don't take care there
may be considerably more than q little.
dreams may have to be resorted TO.
says q writer in Judge.
Some Of the more excitable friends
OF man say that it Is high time that
our sons and daughters be provided
with something other than advantages.
and that they he taught to expect
something besides allowances and
patrimonies. Alarmists are foresee-
ing al, sorts of dire conditions race
OF spineless dependents, trying to col.
iect the living that some fool has
said the world owes them not being
the least of such conditions. Al
though it will not be SO bad as that
we may with propriety start a mod.
est preparation, by making it a fel.
ony for parents to provide their chill.
dren with nothing but advantages. We
may thus in some measure alleviate
the misery of tomorrow.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-04
Every Girls Right.

The girl who is not being trained to
do something the world wants done is
being unfairly treated. Every young
woman has a right to an education
which will assure her independence in
the future. And the girl who neglects
her opportunity for such an education,
because she takes it for granted that
there will always be somebody to take
care Of her, is making a tragic mis-
take.-Girl's Companion.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-04
Didn't Better Himself.

Small Ted-Did the baby come from
heaven, mamma?
Mamma-Yes, dear.
Small Ted-Huh! That kid didn't
know when he was well off.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-04
Sure Thinu.

Money doesn't bring happiness
Maybe not. But it will help you
greatly in going after it"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1916-10-04

oeteetin0 Presence Of Alcohol.
A device consisting mainly of four
Welsbach lamps has been made use of
Dy a western physician for the pur-
pose OF demonstrating the amount of
alcohol in samples of various medi.
cines.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-22

cotton dresses instead of voiles and
silks"
Just how pretty the scallops may
be arranged on a little party frock
may be seen in this sketch of Bick-
er model The dress is made up in
rose color wolfe embroidered in rose
color; the skirt that drops over silk
foundation is scaIloped and the tiny
scallops that edge the make-believe
jacket, the baby" neck, the edges of
the three-quarter length sleeves, give
the dress sufficient trimming with
out robbing it of its simplicity.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-22

1tes am lifted out and put into an
other vat of developer liquid. In this
turn from yellow to black. All the
things that looked at through the
little round hole in the funny looking
box appear in varying density on my
surface. After 1 have been in this
tank for time man who wears an
apron and heavy rubber gloves lifts
me out and completely submerges me
again in another tank called the hypo
bath. When am taken out of this
l have turned completely black in
some places and am so clear in 9TH
ers that person can see through me
by holding me up to the light.
am next placed in running water
and after a thorough washing for
three-quarters of an hour 1 am hung
up to drip" 1 am frightened up on
my rack every so often to keep me
from being marked by the corners of
the frame.
When 1 have dripped until all the
surplus water has drained off l am
then wound on a large drum and
''tickled" with cloth which takes up
more water Then l am put in a
rack in a room of even temperature,
where the drum revolVes with me I'M
til am dry. -:-
Now 1 am a negative. To make
me a positive 1 am run through an
automatic printer. This device has
sprockets which pull me in front of a
light Another film of equal length is
held in close contact to me by ma
chinery and we pass the light togeth-
er. In this way they transfer what 1
have seen to this new film, which be-
comes the positive with the same
quality as photograph
The negative of me is now filed
away and continue my journey as a
positive. After being put through
the same process as positive that 1
went through as negative 1 go to
the assembling room,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-22

should be as simple as her own sweet
self, there's one kind of adornment
that can scarcely be overdone in the
juvenile wardrobe, and that is hand
embroidery.
Hand stitches and tiny scallops,"
so Mme Becker of the Fashion Art
League of America tells me, "are all
we are using this season. to 'fuss-up'
the frocks of the juvenile bellies, but
we are using the scallops and the en-
broidery lavishly and this same sim
pie trimming will be used later on
when we are making Bingham and
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-22

"LITTLE SISTERS" EROCK A
THING OF ScALLOPS
BY Betty Brown
Though little sisters frock
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS

Shareholders meeting of Chicago
Cooperative assn, 8 tonight, at 1852
N. Dearborn ST., rooms 306-31O.
Next meeting of 9th ward branch
of Public Ownership league, Mon,
Oct. 2, 8 p. m, at 300 Belmont av.
Rev. Emile TobIer will hold series
of lectures on Sex" First tonight in
open-air meeting under auspices of
American Secular league, at Eliza
beth and Madison, 1870 p. m. Theme
is ''Is God Male or Female"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-02
GREEKS MASSAcRED IN ASH
MINOR BY TURKS

Rome, Oct. 2. - Reports that
Greece is about to declare war on the
side of the allies has led to the whole
sale massacre of Greeks in Asia
Minor by the Turks, the Greek Iega-
ton was advised today.
Greek residents of the Syrna dis
trict have suffered greatly from per-
secutiOn and in outlying districts
many Greeks have been killed.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-02
WILSON TO DEMAND SHOWDOWN
FROM HUGHES


AsbUry Park, N. j., Oct. 2.-Presi-
dent Wilson is determined to Smoke
OUT Charley Evans Hughes on what
the Democrats have now defined as
the real issues of the campaign.
When he starts west tomorrow
night to speak in Omaha Thursday
evening the president will have COM
pleted his plans to force Hughes, if
possible, in a thorough discussion
Of what changes will be made in the
foreign and business policies Of the
government if there is a change of
administration March f.
Wilson will continue to use the
haunting sarcasm employed in his adj
dress to young Democrats Saturday,
challenging his Republican opponent
to divulge how far the policy Of peace
of the present administration will be
followed in case of a Republican vic
tory.
He will be in Chicago one and one
half hours Wednesday evening, but
will not leave his car, according to
present plans.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-10-02
CITY SERIES TO OPEN AT WHITE
SOX PARK WEDNESDAY

A conference today between Ban
Johnson of the American league,
Charles Comiskey, owner of the
White Sox, and Charles Weeghman
of the Cubs, was held, at which de-
tails for the city series between the
Cubs and White Sox were arranged.
Games Wednesday, Friday and Sun
day will be played at the Sox park
Games Thursday, Saturday and
Monday, if necessary, will be played
at the Cubs park.
Centuria, Wis.-Miss Emma Wat
son and Mrs. VIM. Ogilvie killed and
two men injured when auto smashed
into 500 line train,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-11-22
OWENS GLASS PEOPLE
INSPECT PLANTS HERE

the Fifth-Third National Bank. Gin
cinnati, o.; F. r. Huntington. prcsl-
dent Huntington National Bank. OF
Columbus, o.; William Ford. of the
Aetna Life Insurance COmapny. Of
Cincinnati. o.; j. o. Watson, OF the
Fairmont Gas Company. Fairmont: Fl.
r. Browne. of the Michigan AlkRli
Company. Wyandotte. Mich; w. n,
Brownlee, OF the Buckeye Clay Pot
Company. Toledo. o.: j. II. Matthews,
OF j. II. Matthews and Company, Wells
burg: L. n. Deyore, of the DeYore and
McGormley Company. Toledo. O.: S. r..
Dority. of the Citizens Safe Deposit
and Trust Company, of Toledo, o.;
ii. u. Collin. of the Citizens Security
Company, Toledo, o.; Paul Geddes.
Toledo. o.; and j. r. Owens. Of Toledo.
%.
The party left Toledo, o.. Monday
morning and visited Fatrmont before
here. After visiting Hunting
ton and Charleston wednesday the
party will inspect plants in Indiana
and Illinois and return Saturday after
noon from Chicago TO Toledo.