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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
CHANCES OF HI-EI.F;GrIuN
RAPIDLY INCREASING:

Especial To The Times is,,aich.J
ASBCEi PARK. y. J.. October 1J.--
President Wilson wIs pleased and en-
couras"d today over the reports from
New York State and the Middle West
which indicated that his chances OF re-
election are RAPIDLY increasing Ecst OF
All WAS the intination that the cam
paign contributions FOR III. closing
days Of last week were highly salts
factory.
Senator ollie James. who has been
speaking in the Middle West. tcle-
.scaphei from Columbus, ONO. as fol-
lows:
''liaNe been speaking through the
West. Never saw anything like the
'id. 10 Wilson. lie IS Il certain win
ncr. I believe Ohio will give him 100, =
90" majority. Kansas. Iowa. Nebrasisa
Illinois and Indiana are on nre with
W.lsoh enthusiasm. Hughes is licked
Wilson is a certainty"
MIR. Wilson will begin a busy week
tomorrow by receiving at SHADOW
Lawn the Wilson Volunteers. Next
Saturday viii be Farmers Day at
Shadow Lawn.
The Wilson Volunteers who are COM
ing tomorrow include some of the
''''"' Ii 'HliHtHI men anu women IN
the country, who have organized for
the purpose OF furthcrins the Demo
c!1uc campaign.
This evening IL large birthday cake
was til. chief decoration on the dinner
table al Shadow Lawn. II was Mrs
Wilson'S birthday anniversary. The
Presidents gift was handsome
brooch of diamonds set in platinum,
,,-N,, ,..I, !,
"n saturday. Mrs. Wilson received 4
number or congratulatory kilograms.
only nenh"rs OF the Immediate family
attended tnn hirtbdav nnr;y
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
DRIFT IN NEW YORK
TOWARDS WILSON
National Presidential Poll of Reg
istcrcd Voters Conducted
by 100 Newspapers.
OHIO SURPRISE OF CAMPAIGN
Even City Of Cincinnati, With
Big German Population, Shows
Preference for Democrat.
Especial to The Times -Disoa,ch. !

4 81 =
NEW YORK. October i5--'rhc prog :
rcss of tho na,io,o, nrosidcn,,,, poll
h,. ,.,,,, .,
''""'e'e" ny i"V leading newspapers
"f IN" country is rapidly assuming a
shape ;ha, indicates that it's conclusion
wu, .,,v. ~, e., -, ,,o
>"'"'''''' vote
tbs pol! Is OF the registered voters
o; tho country. The aim is 10 obtain
ra ,oi,,;o., ;;
'' '""' great po"E'
rs the registration days in the various
states fan in this month. there has
b.cn I.I.v T., rcac,,,r,. ,no ,o,os
49,.
"'S pee" immaculate
III this city. the postal canvass was
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
T resident Of the Erie
Declares in FAVOR
ofRe-EZecH7g Wilson
Plague at Princeton;
May Close University

Especial TO The Times-Dispatch.l
PRINCETON, y. D.. October To-
Seventeen hundred students, to-
Erthcr with the faculty. Of Prince
ton Unirersity. may he sent home
ar be placed under quarantine for
two weeks. following the death to-
niEht. In Princeton InHrmnry. of
member of the freshman class from
lnfnntile puratN Nsis.
Thc authorities at the university
have not yet decided whnt action to-
take. hut they Will cnIl II special
mcetlnE Tomorrow morning, and
then Will come to the decision.
The dead youth wns Erie Brun-
now. scNenteen-ye yenr-uId son OF DIR.
u. u. Hrunnov, OF the university.
Previous tn the opening OF Prince
ton ON Tuesday last. young Brun-
now had been visiting In New York
for three days. lie showed no symp-
toms Of the disease before he left
Princeton. and the diseasc did not
develop until yesterday.
serum was Injected in vain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
COMES IN LIGHTED
No Danger Of Submarine Mistakinr
Liner 81. PaUi for Allied
Vessel.
IDy AssociatcI rre.s 1

NEW YORK. October I5.-Whcn the
american line steamship ST. Paul.
which arrived here to-day from Eng
iand, approached tho American coast
on Saturday night. she was brilliantly
illuminated so that no German sub
marihe might mistake her for an al
lied vessel.
Passengers said that imlmo odiatcIy
a'ter sunset every light OH board was
turned on. and a cluster Of lamps
swung TO port and to starboard, light
ing the American flag painted on either
sidc. No underwater craft was sighted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
TOKYO INVESTIGATING
Institutes Inquiry Int" GrnnIinr Of
Grnnd Cnnni Concessions 10
Americans.
iRy Associntc,. r-n.s

TON lc, october lJ.-Admissiou was
made at tho Foreign OGic, to-day that
inc Japanese government had .usti-
tuted AN inquiry into the granting 10y
the Chincs. government Of 4 conccs
sion FOR the reconstruction OF par, ot
The Grand Canal. in Shantung PROV
incc, TO the Siems-Carcy Company, OF
ST. Faul, Mnn.
Japanese officials declared no pro-
tests had Vet been lodged by Japan
with the Chinese government aGains;
ihc American railroad project; but
would not discuss the future action of
The gOvcInmcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
CRITICISM or PIEpARE:DNI:SS
pU1t.HtM INCONSISTENT

Criticism from the republican side
OF the Wilson preparedness program
seems Inconsistent The Spanish Wa"
in 1885 developed m. weakness Of our
military system. hut nothing Ia rem.
edy il was done during the years prior
to- the present administration. which
Inherited a chaotic state from its ro-
litic:I anr"Stry.'
Mexico" suggested the interviewer
III is not for me to discuss or apollo
;siac FOR what many think are mistakes
In regard to Mexico. Personally, con-
Continued on Second Pngc)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
HUGHES RESTS IN LINCOLN
In M"rning Attends First baptist
Church and Hears rcnpcr-
anre Sermon.

l.INIn!.N, NEE October la.--charlcs
y. hughes spent sunday in Lincoln
resting. IT" went in the forenoon TO
tnn .'Irst rari;..i Church. and heard
II temperance sermon by Rev. Samnel
iiatten, who urged the congregation
mot 10 forget while voting for air.
Hughes to vote also TOR the prohibit
ticG amendments" in Nebraska
Nj. hughes will leave Lincoln to-
m"riow 10 conclude his campaign in
This state. He will speak In Omaha
tomorrow night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
LEAGUE INCORPORATES
Niilinm fnWnrd Taft is IIcnd os
M0Ncntcnt tO Enforce
Peace.

MEM YORK. October I5-Iihe
League TO Enforcc Peace has been in
colporatcd under the laws Of New Jer-
S"H. II was announced to-day. William
Toward Tart is head of the league.
The leagues charter authorizes it's Of
hc"rs TO send delegates TO unofficial
conferences in foreign countries.
President John Gricr Iibbcn. OF
Princeton University: harold j. How
land OF Montclair. y. j.. and Mr.. Taft
are trustees.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
PRESIDENT 70 MAKE THREE
SPEECHES IN chicago
Try Associated rress.1

CHICAGO. October l5.-Prcsident
Wilson VII deliver three addresses
while ia Chicago next Thursday. His
h-st public appearance will be at the
f'rcss club Of Chicago. where he will
re cntrri":"cd a luncheon In the
afternoon he will address nonpartisan
inas--mcct!nS of women at the Audi
i"riun. and in the evening will speak
AZ ~" third annual meeting Of the
new Citizens Allegiance Association AT
Dexter Pavilion. Union Stockyards.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
AMOS PINCIOT TO LEAD
WILSON "VOIU NTEE.EtS.
fBy Associated Press

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, October ia band or
Wilson "v"iuntccrS.'' headed by Amos
s'r1h"i. WI go |" Shadow Lawn to-
morrow. - WAS announced Tonight.
I" receive trcm Resident Wilson a
message I" S:.riy with them when
they start o' Wednesday, morning on
q speech h-mak!ng tour Of New York
state. which Will take them from the
ENtt"tN TO HnM:lc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
GERMAN COT NTER ATTACKS
BRukEN Ip HY FRENCH

ty Ass""iatcl .'rcsS
fAHiS, October Afternoon ON
cial: -f
south - the .iomm, the enemy made
several CONFERENCE.-The against the po-
siuors whlch wc had taken during Tho
day '"'ne of them were broken up
by ,Gr "rtiilcry fire before they reach
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
FARM LOAN BOARD ON TRIP
Wii RcSumr Hearings Tn-Dn, a., tc,
information to Assist In I.Ucut-
Ing Twelve Iuntl IInuI,S,
IBv Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON. October I..--Thc
'arm Loan BOARD left to-nigh, for
Trenton. y. j.. where it viii resume.
hearings i"-morr"w to get imfo,ma.
ion to assist in locating the twelve
Federal land banks. l!carings will he
icld on Tuesday at Harrisburg, and
Wednesday at Baltimore. On the fol-
owing Monday the board will begin
y four OF the South.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
REpt tHLICANS THROW MONEY
IN'rO RONDI:K STATEs

Tho Republican National Committcn
for til" hrsi time in many years. IS
throwing money into some of the bnr-
der and S"nthcrn States. These include
Ma %!:nG. Kentucky. Mssouri. Tcnncs-
see. North Carolina. and oklahoma
The si1uation in Wisconsin is uniuue
IN American politics. Senator La Fol
lei;e. who is seeking recollection as Il
Republican. is basing his claims upon
The su?p"r: he gave the Wilson adj
mimistriii"N. ..S :, result the outcome
Of the national =icction in that STATE
is in grave. count.
tn" n-Ec" returns from tho mo:r-
tain ana Far West states suggest liz
tie. The Only well-1etne,l attitude il
that OF California. where the drill; ar-
pears 10 be towards Hughes.
interest in the national election in
this city has been aroused within the
last week. In the early part Of the
campaign. nc financial district which
is always influenced by political con-
diiion. made up its mind ;n;.i Hughes
would win. There WAS Il change in the
sentiment Of thai part Of The town
last week. This was at once re-
iectcd on the stock cXchau"a. Instead
of looking upon Hughes as certainty.
Wall street shifted. ana rcguhcd Tho
outcome az uncertain. E'..ccS dropped.
One OF the most far-sccinI: ana most
widely known operators o.i the Street
on saturday accepted rvery dollar OF
hughes money that was of. .tvrd ~ IL to
.. y wcli-known ohio Republican. who
was delegate to the Republican Ma
tionnl Convention on the same day. bet
$4,000 to $4,000 that Wilson would
carry Ohio. This made "a total OF al-
most $4,000 the Ohio man had bet in
tho samcI way.
The consensus OF opinion among the
most far-Sccing politicians in both ma
tional committees Is that the election
will he determined by the Industrial
vote Of the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-16
PENNSYLVANIA LABOR
NOTslSOliIb~ ~ItnIl HUGHES

Tn" tremendous labor vote in Penn.
sylyan!:, viii no; be solid. from AL re-
ports. for the Republican candidate.
as has been tn. case In tho past I,ut
even tho ovcropti,nistic Democrats adj
init that the keystone state viii vote
for Hughes
Maryland Is claimed by both parties.
with early postal returns showing that
Wilson Is in thc lead
The most surprising feature of the
campaign M ~ date is the industrial
uprising in The state of Ohio Tha;
state. because OF it's varied industries
and great wool interests. has been
ciasscd as Il high-tariT citadel And
only once since the Civil War. with
I'll" exception OF the election four
wears ago. has i, east an clectora!
vol" for Democrat. Tha; was in
!N"e. when Cleveland received one Of
its twcnty-thrce electoral votes
Not only have tn. ccntcrs Of in.ustrv
IN Ohio shown a strong leaning toward
the President but even the city o.
Cincinnati. with It's enormous German
population and with q normal Ecpub-
!ican majority OF l5.ooo to 20. 200. ir
poll .; 10000 has shown preference
for Wilson.
The reason assigned for this by Ohio
politicians Is the fear Of the German
population Of the deprivation OF ,hci:
personal rights, winch nclud, the right
to drink beer.
Both parties claim Indiana, and the
postal polls have .'ec to register their
verdict.
The situation IN Illinois is so com.
,.lf t,ot
cares !" venture Il "ucsS on 'll- ma
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-13
los DrevoS
IA POLITLCA Al OLA

Las pliticaS imiviadaS RI % dc ibri.
IN II P;S0. entire les generates amc
riram0> Scot ! fuESlnn ! I'll l"fc "a
rranriSla AIyar0 Obr;g6n. It. dicr0r
pJr trrM!nailS ayc". sin Iiahcr con
S|guidO lbs conference.-the i!"H#r /;
Il I'm rrSuIladn Sati>iartUrin Ell >li>
pretrnSi0nr>.
DGi&>". pu"S. Ct a>IlTtu en- names
d" las Canciiir"ia~ ,ir lIGvico ' Was
;iingtmn. Scan elias las On" diiuci-
den 81 prUblrma Gu" r!ia hia ;,parc.
o. mas o5>rurO. por cImmlo.-y d.
este no may Q,Ir Audar.-lO rompli-
rarOn las c"i:G"rrHciiS Sc0it-DhrC-
g0n. Los miliiarc> ~ ~rrtiran y !ri#n
RI campo Il los APPROXIMATIONS. Is de-
cir. our Ia qiw dcbi0 y TUiu hacrr~r
GcStlc nm principle, vi Il in;ciar>e
hoy dcSpuc> de- dOrr diaS de- pro
~!nnGada> piaticaS entire los jrfcS de-
~ nn.
~
80
"!'' '''. "'"" y"
:" r
t,,o rambio dr imprc>;oncs - ;nror-
.~,,r;cpcs xohrc +, .;tu,.;6, militia.
nm l., .ou.r,,"y ,o.
,,.ms l., r,,,Hi.,n =. .,a..,m.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-13

CN&sa Il Ia Pag. 81. Col. la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-13
CAIRO. To.

Ria"ra. Y 81 de FiCTO que rnEr0 tal
r"cCn3"iN aGU"! ii TI" CTcahr!n e!
lrir ii" Ii R",C!uri0n OUR can!j si"ml
pre- cen 81 "poyo moral y material
Grl nodrr mas Formidable dr inli-
rica.
Entire tanio. trngamGS ~parirncia
hara rsRrrar RI curse d. lbs a"nntr-
riinirH;C~. Ina mirta fal prr,in;a
Z. m"n!:Irma. liahicnin ~frarnSado ii
dip!"marin Dr. los m:Iiia""S. "A :. en-
II. 2Ir">F. fuix;i cen In 2Sprramya
dc "h;"n"r mrinr t\iin. Ii Diplomat
cia d. les hGnibrcS de Estate.
N"Hpr%s DE- tCdG-iirim les rSr"p-
i!"n~no Il han prrdido >ino unnS
c'i;;n;c, dias. unaS ruanlaS ,iGa> =,
{; }"qi:rhn capital IL" unaS rtialiaS
~.,ri""naS. -.
!: SCni:mirn!0 @ni:amc"ican0 de-!
pueblo de- Il. d.! parr&I-lir?n Iu,
dcSptclnS Il" II i'aSG-ya ~ ,In"D-
to. 0"aS!Gnal1 la prcSrncia d. rurr-
iAS agTnad"N de- los ES.Hi0S Eni:I3S
en- '"rritorio Il" Mexico, y les c>ruc"-
l"S hrrho$ pur los irrcS m:litar"S
r~lrrancl@t"S para "~liigar nj pueblo
a GiarG;:i' una actitud sjrnA Il Srl
>"Ni!r t, Incompatible con sr digni-
dad.
Ln one los hahitanlcS de- ParraI
d]"Acan. j~in!cancntr. Is 81 retire de-
IL ~rNnHdici"m punitiya. No considc-
ran d"c0re%2 nj ?rHt!";;r -: ..,iaH-
Ella rn icr:it0riU uaciCHaI. ! !" QUE
10! Is rr dr.tG artiirntr. utr,i?
niaNai.a t~"adu"ir&" CH una ameraI!.
=: cStt nc n.r""2 I%gjHmn. sCAi:n -
Gc"gr"Ij1 DC las i!timJS informal
cicn"S. HhTeg0H "!is:." Ia dirho. Il;
n1ltri|rS;.r d. "a auHya arti;ui del
pueblo: 20 a:reg'ari& csta asuiitc
81 81 gobicrno tie la riWdad lie Me
Ei"0 Elc Gcjara H5rar 81 !iErrlni.
IaTraTxa r"rmiti0 Il los amcricancS
Que cntraran Il Mexico y ahora de-
SEA Que saIgaa embellishments. 10
cUmycE;"nte huhicra Sido no habcr
permitida Ia CAtrada; Eaturaimcn;e.
ahoTa cS question de tempo para
qHc ~>aiGnE."
G~bregGn, I! >uha!;erno. acli>a Il
Ell superior. Pretenhe. con
CN&Sa Il Ia Pag. 81. Col. la
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-13
GiiENiE-tLl.R.
Ell ASUNTO De- FEDERAL BANK
AND TRUST co.

Los d~epositantes e. e. Federal
Bank and Trust CO.. acabar de pro.
r.ove 81 demarda en- contra De 10,
reciaidoYes de dicha institution insol,
vente. senorcs 7. D. Coh5s y Z. D.
Eoner. quienes. solo por 6rdcnes ex,
0ras2s de los oficiaiez del Banco, d.
cen habcr recibido las cantiiades que
los depositantes exigen ' que moatan
q Ia suma de $25.ll5.67.
r citado Federal Bank and Trust
e cuaAdo los TO; pron1"c"tcs hic;c-
ron su coIccsci6n de fondos, IA QUE
inc recibida = in cue hoy Sc quiere
apare%ca en- Ia misma situacion cue
ias can;idades sujetas 4 pGrdidas, CO.
s. TO &dmi Ell los citados dcrositarios
qac son en- nJmero lie 2l3.
En- el incidente de que damos cuan
IL. los recihidores han nomhrado sus
dcfcrSoreS 4 todos los oficales y di-
r~cctores que iueron del Banco Ell
quiebra. ' De los cUaies II de clos
ralican en- csta ciudad de San An
;caio.
Ii cantidad de IN demaNda. o sean
I.s $@5.lI5. 81. forman partc del
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1916-05-13
FREsTAMos DoLAREs CON GARANTIA
e A Q y E e O S

FRESTAMOS DOLARES CON GARANTIA
DE BILLETEs DE BANCoS MEXIcANos, co.
BRANDo INTERESTS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ DEPOSITOS LA VISTA
VENDEMCS ClROS EN- ToDA CLAsE DE
MONEDA SOBRE LA DE MEXICO Y
PRINClPALES PLAZA DE LA REPUBLIcA ME.
XlCANA. a O PRECIos MAS BAJos. COM
PRAMo VENDEMOs DINERo MExIcANo.
HACEMOs TOD DE OPERACIONEs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12

Ge Iette aartoffa, bas Ictte Stff grotl
limo Oann MIR Der Sunger! 3 ardBtider Sool
llno Hetting lit nidt 5u erihalen.
3pri Gage ihon raihte Der Sdornitein pitt fnebr,
aidt aohen. niht SoI5 3u erbeten trber:
"a idhDiuset auf Soft Sas @ertrauen.
gs ninr1ern Die ainOlein, Die 9luter, ie rent,
gnrhS Geriter Die Come ifon Iangit ni1t nebr ibeint,
gegretft Sbr ben Snnner Der Grnen2
Grborrnen, grbnruteu, Grbaruenl
es IhIeidt i6 Ser 6roft in Ons innerfe Dart;
Die &dn0e, fe fub mobl nod trdFtig mo itarf
lln5 nodten nod idoffcn uno rngen.
> 8erfdneit fnO Die @ege, berfpeht 1T Die 9abr,
aidt arbeit niht 9rot 1T 8u ihaiieH herau;
Ghon roget Die 5elhe Die Sdpingen.
8. 6ffnet Die Seraen. Sbr geiden un9erl
6ar balo lit gum @ebeu bic Belt nidt aebr,
g8enn h~rngern0 oeroorben Die arrnen.
Gr6armen, Grbarruen, grbarnneni
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-01-12
auf Der Suite nac6 Oummen!

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eagHiAen 9rade iouobl bic geiigel pe Die torperliden 6obgfeten
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nenn man 0mit rehnen poute, an0ere Boiler gegaa bic v8arbaren"
Hampton 5u IoHen, os oos et8ene fobe Britannia Damn nfubte as eer10e3u
as cine 2uft ais eth bTlodgnDes &beateuer eidelnen, nf SeHen Der
Iiertn in BEN areg 5a aieben.
rGieie abenteuerluit Die uirfiA manhen benog, fd 3a ben 5en6en
Daihanos 81 ihagen, bot 4fb raid geegt 8ean bic en9hide QreHe
5nrudgefebrten 8eruun0een reoeten cine anoere SpradG Der man mebr
9InIben ihenfte, Denn tie tam nit Didlagn0en4 8aDeTen. ga IeBenI
Die 8erber bergebhA ibren 2odruf erihouen ons naaoneufuter@ bate
u2unte gerodan@l Gel5t bic treuen 9ona0hr bHeen oabeun. ln0 io
bod fMg bic got In Gagauo, bob man trenge llmfdau baten muBteI
rad egenen SGn0esHuDerL f6 I'M Briannias Bonner Su Idnaren;
cher bic DerIeBeu 0ie 9etnat, bic fold gid9ri6en 5port BON
ibrea S69nen berlange. ln0 niAt efumal ait6erer fonnte Seere aus
Dem 8ooen fnmpfen.
9oas po5n gBt Is Elm qmerifo2 2iefert es ntft Berets oreg. mas
dlbton gum &rRgflbren braudt2 8arlm iOQte es ibn nidt aud oasl
NOTICE gReni4emaeriaI iteaen?
4rrDe Die Aerbear6et in Den @erenigten Gtaaten frlher nr inn
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bolt gefobben, Ca miro e8 aud Degen 0efer gatraltdts1erlesuna feline
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