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Mountain advocate., 1916-04-28

i-''.-NN4L oCIlttli4' ~ wv
ga"rj' is therefore praying for
a tine OF foreign peace and quiet
both ia tbs European theater of
war and in Mexico.
It ia generally recognized that
the odd guard' want Associate
Jas ice Hughes. 1t looks Upon
service under him with dread,
Dut above everything else, il de-
sirc5 4 man who can win. By
reason OF tna alienC' imposed up
on him h. his position, Mr..
Hughes has mao" no enemies.
The German Amel..an vote
probably wnul4 =" c"et / " hm.
Colonel Roosevelt. it is saia.
would b. inclined to support hin.
The Republicans would back lin
20 " man. If it were not for the
fear OF ,he Republican leaders
that Mr.. Hughes would be a
difficult taskmaster, they would
be more active for him than they
are. 1t is known thai ex-senator
Crane, former Postmaster Gener-
al Hitchcock and William Barnes
Jr.. Of New York are pressing
Hughes, not because they love
him. but because they hate Col.
Roosevelt.
ROOSEVELT OR HCGHES.
1t is generally admitted that
either Roosevelt or Hughes will
be the nominee, though the
actual candidates are
the lightning may strike
- rods they have run up. The
character Of the candidates, mol
less than the delegates which
are being elected and selected, |
assures, it is pointed out, the
domination of the Republican
by the anti Roosevelt |
element, Weeks, Burton, Fair
banks and Sherman would like
the colonel's support, but no one
of them would back him for the
nomination under any circum-
stances. Senator Cummins, who, !
while remaining a Republican,
voted for the colonel in 1912, is
the single real Progressive out
for the nomination, but he has
not the strength throughout the
country to assure him the combi-
nation.
1t is claimed there is general
agreement in force in the several
states of the South to divide the
votes of the delegates from those
states between Fairbanks, Weeks |
and Burton. 1t is declared that |
the plan is to pick men as dele
gates who derive personal profit |
by the reduction made in southern |
representation. These men will |
act cautiously in order to improve
the reputation of that section in
the Republican party, and par
Mountain advocate., 1916-04-28

Mr. A. NJ Decker of this city and F. W. Haop pastor
of NJ E. Church here left last Wednesday for Saratoga Springs
New York attend the General Conference of the Methodist
Episcopal Church which holds its meeting that place The
ference will be made Of delegates from ali the world and
will hold week. session. Kentucky has five delegates and
Mr. Decker though minister Of the gospel elected by the
largest vote of any of the delegates in Kentucky.
1t expected that changes will be made in the
of the church throughout the world among others
is that expected that the branches of the NJ E. Church
will be consolidated in this event will be the largest protestant
church in the world its membership reach something like
eleyca million rorhers
Mr. Decker and Rev. Harrop will so by Of Washington
d. and will for day then to New York City where
they will spend some time reaching Saratoga Nav first the day
the conference will be called to order
Mountain advocate., 1916-04-28
Old Guard Experts Show
Opposition to Rule Bis
Convention.
STAMPEDE ONLY FEAR
Hughes Favored oy.rT.I&.
bur pOpala rity FAILS to
Stir Cnthu s;a.i7..
BY JOHN {. U'LACCHLN.

Washington, April l. Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt ctuloJ tc
nominated for the presidency at
the Republican national convca-
ton, is the claim Of the "Oid
Guard" as a result of the Scru-
tiny given to the delegates al
ready elected 1t is declared that
of the delegates elected or can
didates now running at least 600
are opposed to the colonel. There
will be 9S5 delegates in the con-
vention under the new apportion-
ment. Therefore d substantial
majority will 20 down the line TO
nominate some man other than
the Sage of Oyster Bay.
Here is how the "Old Guard"
make up the convention on the
first ballot:
John w. Weeks, of Massachu-
SettS .... LH.
Charles w. Fairbanks Of
Indiana .-.. ........... .....-lZG
A. b. Cummins of Iowa -.. ia
L. Y. She" nan of Illinois .1O4
T. E. Burton, of Ohio los
Elihu Root of New York zee. 60. 81
Philander C. Knox of Penn
sylvania NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. &c. I6
T. Coleman Du Pont of Della
ware ...........'...........,...... ,Ob
R. M. La Toilette of Wiscon-
Colonel Roosevelt ..........".... =
Scattering NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Lilo
Total ........,.. .......................9S5
Mountain advocate., 1916-04-28
CLAIMS FOR BURTON.

Former Senator Burton is rep
resented in Washington by Gran.
vile W. Mooney, at one time
speaker of the Ohio house. and
has active headquarters. He de-
Continued on eighth page.
Mountain advocate., 1916-04-28
Commissioners Sale

Milwaukee Locomotive.Mfg. Co.,
VS..
Brush Creek Mine'& Mfg. Co.
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Surge utberlidt,


9as @orbringen I'm Ganret-
tes Walb iuar fir bic Oent-
iden bon srDfer 8ebe1tmns.
Die GranspYem nebmen cine
beittide gefeitismng ant uSp.
ten Mannes" 6iigel.
Die Ceiterreid)er baben luie-
Der mebrere Gtellungen bei
Nfiaso erobert. Die GAIL Der
@efamgenen befrGst iett 81
O82, bic Der erbeuteten &anps
nen 298.
Siiolidl hon 9iinaburg utt6
in @olbbnien finben Sample
itatt,
Gusliide' ariegsidiffc bom-
baroieren ben griedii6en Sa-
fen gtamplia.
Die 5ransoIen beieken 8oro-
ri in Serbien, nprb6flid bon
SDiran.
Nsaltitb erflart abermals,
0af nod Feline Nnsid)t anf
ssrieOen bprban6en lit.
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Gine aaiIanbra,

Der englii6en @elt miro es BEL
Den geringen Grfolgen ibres Seeres
nno Der ibrer @erbiiroeten ettpas
nngemiitlid, ulto iie bolt fib 6es-
balb BET elmer 1nobernen 8abrlage-
rim 6at iiber oen Sortgana uno Sic
Mnsfithten oes arieges. .Die
rSeupre" pluuoert bieriiber folqen-
oes:
19ns amerifanii9e Meoiltm Wars.
Serbine bat augenblidli6 einer
grobe1l 3ulauf IN Der 2onooner @e-
leaidaft. SIM Sabre 1918 mar lie
IN sSnoien, oer @iege Der offulten
Wiifenidaften, uno peisiagte oa=
mails Der 8epolferlng oaB elm &rieg
balo ausbre1en 1nb england nnter-
liegen tperoe. Dies oiirfte faun ote
l1nteriuiirfigfeit Ser sssroer geft1rft
bnben. 3nr8eit bnben iieb in 2on-
Don beoeliteroe politiihe Herlonlih-
feiten BEL oieiem beriibntten Meoilln,
.eittgefltnoen. 9enn Der @eiIt, Der
aus ibr ipriht, lit goltairel Doer
pielnaebr lit goltaire geipeien, infol-
ige Ieiner Srfornotion. 3ulebt be-
lebte oieier @eiit einen anerifani-
,ihen 9lr5t, namens Coulter.
Sollte oies bieIleid)t .&ultllr" BET
BENZ fraete bie .Sellpre" uno fol-
CERT nun: uOie @abl oieies Jrati-
5oien (8oltnire), Inn oen Gerbiin-
oeten nnangenebme Wabrbeiten 5u
;lagen nno Die 8eroief1ite 8reu-
Bens berpor3ube6elL tragt iebr oas
Merfnal Der ugo6es4 Wian fraet:
uggSirb 8eroun genomlnen iperoen2"
Man erbalt 5llr. @nttport: u8as
fam man ni6t Iagen, aber Sranf-
reid miro piel berlierens ebe oas
gnoe nabt.1 o@ie miro Ole gu
funft gnglai1os lein?~ -uOie, mel
d)e SIR beute @erbanoete nennt,
Deroen in 8ebn Sabren gegen gu6
fampfen." Limo Serbien2@
yMan miro on oos neite 8aIfan=
gleibgeipidbt, ipie es bon 9entid)-
LAMB bergeitelt uuroe, nid)t rib
rem" vllno Der 5rieoe2" ygr
miro niAt auf Dem 5hladtfeio,
ion6ern itnter ben 9iplonaten gu
ebrenbolen 8eoingitngen, oeren cine
Die 5reibeit Der Meere Iein tpirb,
geIdloiien ueroen." Die .0eupre"
lit Der Meiulina oaB oieies Mseoi
INN 6as @erf5eug oes Germ 8etb-
t1ann-SollDeg iei. Der bierbei na-
tiirlif leine r5rieoens5iele" perfol-
&C.
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sSn Der Wegenb BON Miiaso u. Mr-
iiero baben Die Geiterreiter meitere
Stcllnngen aeitpmnen nnb fino iuei=
ter borgeriift. 9ie Staliener baben
lire Stellnngen am 8erge 9sriafDru
unS Eunta gDroir anfgeben miiiien.
Die GAIL Der Wefangenem, iueld)e Die
Ceiterreidjer sentadt babem, bclGnft
fid iebt anf 81 ,062 Nanm; amfer6em
baben iie 6is lett 29S 6anDnsm ero=
bert.
Grsber5Da syrieoridt Der Gber=8e-
feblsbaber Der 6iterreidiId itnga-
ridden 9trmee, lagte in elmer Erp-
Hamation, bic er am sSabrestag oes
Grieges nit Stalien erlief. yGin
ga1tses sSabr lang baben. mir gebml-
big anf bic Stnnbe bes Mngriffs nmb
Der &ergeltung iuarten miiIem. Gnb-
tid 1T oiefe Stanoe sefommen. ge-
freit mnIer Ganb DDn ben Gin6riug=
Iinsen mnb id)afft cine Sibiueitfront,
tuie iie bic Monardie fir lire fiinf-
tise Siderbeit n0tig bat."
Die bereits gesnelbete 8eieknns
bon @rabeil in oen @aloe bon Gam-
rettes IN Ser @egtm6 bon @erbrs
lit, tuie bic 9onbonerS 9epeIdyen sm=
aeben, ,pon srufer 8ebentnng seiue-
len, neil iie Die 9entidJen ibrem err
itrebten 3iele gbattnneourt nno Gs-
mes naber gebradlt bnt. Giuige fiji
ne Mbfetlnngrn baben in bem gsebel,
Der snr 3eit 6es Samples berrldte,
Iogar Gbattanrotrt ndbeslt erreidt,
iunr6en aber 6ann bpn ben syransp,
len snriifgetrieben. Der Belts BON
Gsnes nnb gbattanconrt 1T besipesen
fir bic SentI6en BON 10 srofer ge-
6eittnng, neil Smr6 oieien Belts bic
itratesiidJ iuidltigen 6iigel 287, 304
unb "Soter Wfann" eiuseiflpIIem
nnb baourdl bic be6entenbiten SIN.
bernifie anf bent 8ege nad @eronn
nbertpnnben iein suiirben.
Die Sransolen meloen, bak lie anf
oem Siibtueitabbange bes ySotcn
Rannes" Siisef cine itarfe SentId)e
gefeftismng asnommen baben. Gs
fielen babel 220 0efamsene nnb iie-
bem &anonen IN lire 66n6e. gfadl
Sieier fran5Siiiden 9epeIdle fiub an
ben aampfen auf bei6en Seiten Der
Wsaas ied)staitienb Stiife 4rtillerie
nnb 100000 Menidjen beteilist.
Sine 9epeide ans Garis bebanp-
tef, bic SelttIden batten bel Ser
Snn tatiGddidj cine gsieberfage erlit-
ten nno iuaren bOllitanbis 5nriifse-
fdJlagen ipproen. Sdaut man lidl
bic 9epeide NIT Der 9sadridt etiuas
naber an, 10 iiebt man, bai NIT bic
lem ybolfftanbigen s3u5ifidDlageii" /,
Der 9erlnlt elmer bentidDen Stel-
lung am sSoten Nannes" Siisef
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&uOlepelt in ct. 9oiris.

8eitern ipraben mir iiber Die Ste
De, Die Braiioent @illon I'M @rlina=
ton Srieobof am oMemoriol Con-
gebalten bat, beute lrriiiien fpir 1tfls
NIT Serrn 8beooore 9foolepeIt uno
lelner tn st, 2ouis gebaltenen &eoe
befalielL Die fir uns 9e1tib 9lnte-
rifaner niel l6limnler it, ais oie Ge-
be 8ilion's. 9tooiebelt bat ii6 ner-
anlaBt geIeben, in oieler &eoe oen
Oentlb anerifaniiben 0ational-
buno in elmer ebenio gebaiiieen, tpie
plnnlpen un6 auf fralfer l1ntpiiien-
belt ooer bosiuiaiger gnttellunq be-
rltbenoen 8eiie al5ugreifen. Goole-
belt ipirft ben Wiitelieoern oes
Seltti6 anlerifanilhen 9eational-
bll1oes Dor, bob iie feline e6ten lmo
gllten @merifaner leien ooB tie 3ie-
ie perfolgten, Die unamerifonii6
icien Ii. ben omerifailiidenSslterelIe
tploerlpra6ell lno oaB iie oesbalb
gerrater an 9lmerifa, an ibrem iebi-
gen Seimatslano, m1ren. yssSit Die
lem 4ngenblif', iagt er miro in
Der 8relie befanl1t gelnodt, oaB
3iDeige oes iogenannten 9eutld)zame=
rffanilden geationalbllnoes, in per-
l6ieoenen Seilen oes 2anoes oea
8erlu6 MAIDEN, fllrbtiane uno ifru-
pelloie Bolitifer oaorrd einSuldiid=
term oaB iie oroben> gegen fie 5u
ittmmen, uno oaB iie alt1 tatl1dlic9
oies tim, tpenn Der oeutl6 : ameri-
fanilfe geationaIbllno ibre Saltunq
fiir unbefriebieeno bolt, nidt bonn
Stanopunft Der Ser. Stoaten ans,
lonoern pom Stanopunft 9eutl6-
Lambs aus. Oieie 3tpeige oe5
n9eutib : amerifanilben geotional=
bunoes" erflaren often uno frei.
oaB tie beabii1tigen. Die ameri=
fanilhe 8olitif ni6t i'm ssf,terelfe
Der Ser Staaten, ionbern i'm Sst1-
tereIie 3eutl6lan6s 5u lenfen. Ser
oelitl6 anterifaniide Stantsners
bano BON 8enniplbanien erflart ).
g., tuie BON ben 3eitl1ngen beridtet
miro, er beabiibtige oen syiibrern
Der gtationalfonoention 5n 5eiaen,
oaB tie es init eirem geeiniaten
oeutib amerifanii6en 8otltm 8ll
tlln bdtten. Cine Iolde grfldrlrl1
lit elm moraliI1er @errot an Der
GepublIf 3meige oes oeufif-ameri-
faniIden 0ationolbunoes in anoern|
Eeilen oes 2ailoes baben iih unae-
fabr in oerielben 8eiie ausgeoriidt.
Ser gtationnIbuno bat fein 8ro-
granm aufgelteut, oos omerifaniihe
seS1ttereiien beriibrt, Oas 8roqranlnl
oas amerifonild)e giirger ieinen
Wuni6e nod beim Stimrnen be-
ritfiidtigen IoI[en, gebt nur 0eutid)-
lmto lno ein5ig lino alIein Oeutid-
lano etieos an SD babe rti6ts ge-
gen Dos Brogramm ein5umenoen,
neil es mid angreift, Serr @ilIon
lit bon ibm e6enlo idorf uno eben-
10 OFT anaegriffen tpie i6. Die be-
liebteite sSorm bes 9lngriffs lit es,
Serrn @ilion, Serrn &oot uno mid
ols 8eaner 9eutihlanos binsuItel-
len. 9lber ih bin geacn oos Gro-
gramn, neil es ntoroIii6er 8errat
an ben Ser. Staaten lit. penn IN
geno elmer ieiner @iirger, oie Sono.
lltngen Der 8ertreter ser Geeierrtng
ilidt i'm SnterefIe Der Ser. Stoa.
ten. ionoern i'm Ssntereiie elmer trent
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Ucrdringen der OeIterreieber
(UiNtige SteIlungen bel H$iagp genomnen.
Sic &6mpfc bel 2Sero1tn.
DenlIde Grfplge von den Franzokn perkleinert.
Der erieetiiete Hafen 11anplia pen Ill
ltirten bcmbarriert.


ais Srieoensoernittler. sSn Seem
Oorfer oertlden areiien batte man
angenommen oaB @eraros sesrlter-
niem freltnolide @efiible fir Die
oeutl6e sade 5eiee gs NOR Der
Soffnung slusorud gegeben noroen,
bob @eraros grflarung oie @unben
beilen tpiiroe, ipelde ourh Die eigen-
tiimli6e omerifaniIbe 0eutralitdts-
uno Submarinepolitif in 9eutib-
lano 9eidlagen tpuroen.
Mns 8aibinstpm iairo semelhet,
bis Gnbe Mpril battem Die 9seutra.
len 121 Sdiffe bnrdl ltnterieeboote
berlpref1. .
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WaIblngtoft
bleibt feIt.
sruppeu ioQen llifbt 5uriid=
ge50gtu 1Der0ell.
Talf0e acknowledgement.
Reine. 6efahr fir Per
ihin9.
Die Kcnferei1z In golo=
MIA Dcublai1.

Die. gsote Garranaa's entbalt
auBer Dem bereits Mitgeteilten bic
grtlarung, oab oie gegentpartiae 2a.
ge rnertrdead iei; bob oie f@ersi
Dung bon Eruppen na1 Merico,t
l1ab oer7 l1nterreoung Scott's uno
Obregon's, Ole in oieler llnterre.
oung 5u Stan0e gefonmenen aba
nladuugen DerleBe, bob oie n1eri-
fqnilfe, @esierlulg oas 3nriifbalten
Der Wunitionslelloungen uls einen
fefnolihen Oft aniebe;; oab Der
8uef Der Straferpeoition aeqen
0illa erreibt lei iino baB oaber audi
feln gruno fir ein langeres Ser
tueilen oer 8eribins'lben Eruppen
III W}erico Dorbal1oet lei Die gfote
lit teiiipeiie iii einenl iebr iharfen
Soll gebalten, bod perItebt man in
Walbingtoll, ooB Garran5a ourb
oielcn Con eber Ieinen eigenen 2ell=
te ais ben 2eltten in @albinaton
inponieren uia. 8aB bic -9lbtnas
dungen 5iuilden Scott uno Sbre-
gon ourb Die ipeitere Serouna pon
Sruppelt berlebt peroe, erflGrt man
III gSaiDtngton fir falI6 uno Die
geIdtoeroe iiber oie 3uriidboltung
Der Mltnitionslenoungen lei llnbe-
grltuoet, oa man Die Wennition nur
5ltriifge1alten babe, neil man Be-
fiirdtete, Tie mo1te in Die S6noe Der
Seiroe @arran5a's faleil, eine gr-1
flarung, Die, nebenbei geIaet, ct
mas ieltiam fli1et. Man iit in
Wabington iiberrol1t, oaB oie gso-'
te, Die gcIdrieben muroe, ebe. oiei
goqlilln Glen Sprtngs grpebi-.
tton 0eerico ipieoer perlieB, feiilen
gsahtrag in ge6ug auf Die gfiid-
berlifltilg oieIer gruppen entbaIt.
Sm l1ebrigen lit man in @aibing-
ton Der Inlttbt, oaB ltnlere Hegie=
RING Beribine's gruppen porlaufig
itieht 3uriifrufen miro. @leih3eitig
miro olts @albingtorl Die grfla-
rlltg abgegebeil, oaB iih gielnano
ourb @larntilnhrihten iiber oie 81
derbeit Ser 8erIbing lden Truppen
8lt beltnrubigelt brouhe. gs orobe
ibnen feline @efabr uno lie ieien
itorf aenug, ieoer aud nllr rltogli-
den 8efabr entgegentreten 5li fon-l
men
- Man iuirb in 8albinston iid)
feiner iibermakigen Sait 1d)nloia
MAIDEN. Gnd feiner unb0flidfeit,
glaf bic ytOte garransafs iuiro man
Dorlaiifis bic Grflarnng idJiden, ,ua-
rnm bic amerifaniId)en Srnppem
nodD in Merieo berbleiben mno per-
blei6en miikten, iupraus iidD oann
iuol elite meitere aorreippnbens ent-
iuifeln iuirb.
- Garran3a bel6llIoigt IN ieiner
Note oen merifanii6en &lerus, oaB
CT periu6e ltnfrieoen aipiIden Meri-
co uno ben Ser. Staaten 81 iden |
llniere 3egierung miro oielen Ser
iu6 @arran5a's, Die 9feligion in ben
Streit binein5u5ieben, pabrIfeirli6
ouf's Gntl6ieoenite 8uriidpeiien
= @leid) nad) Gmpfamg Der meri- |
faniidJea Hote fat Der &riessmini-
iter ben General sSitnitun telegra-
pIiid, auseipieie,t, Sas Ie6ite Selb-
artiilrie 3esiment bci Douglas,
Slrisuna, snlnmmen sit sieben, !
- Sn golonia 9nblan, i'm !Sanpt-
qnartter, lit Die apnferens sluiid)en
@abira mmS Feribina inn G,anse. |
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1 0as GepraIentantenbans gu
@aibington nabn1 in Der Mitttpobs-
Sitrng mebrere 4nenoements 5ur
nNapal appropriation 8ia" an;
$t1, 100000 ipuroen beipilligt sur
grri6tllng elmer 9an8erplatten-
5abrif uno So, 100000 fiir Die Ser
Itellung BON aeroplanen anitatt Der
pom aonlite porgeihlagenen 81
100000. sluBeroem ipuroen 8or-
februngen getroffen 8ur ginitelIung
meiterer 2,730 Seeleute in Die
&riegslnarine lmo elm Brdniier-
Spitem enlpfoblen fir oie ldnelle
&pnitruftion BON &riegsibiffen, De-
rem Ban pripaten Shiffsbmu Sir
men iibertragen lit. 9iele 9eI6IiiiIe
muroen nit elmer noriierenoen
Stimlnenmebrbeit angenomlnen; fir
oie @rbaullng Der Ban5erplatten-
5abrif Itinlnlten 165. oarllitter %
&epubIifaner llno 9 Yrogreiiine,
oagegen 81. 9ie @rbobung Ser @e-
ipilligltng fir gleroplane ipnroe NIT
t29 eegen t03 Stinnten angenonl-
men: bel oieler g(bItimnnlng traten
13 9emofraten su ben fepubIifn.
nern iiber uno m1blten gegen Sic
Sorlage.
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@eneral ganira fam bemte NOR
aen nadJ 6ent 6amptonartier.

SIN San 8ernaroino 9iltrift
uon Durango farlo ein @efe6t 5tpi-
lhen gonoiten uno rnerifaniiAen
Erltppett itatt, in Dem bier 8anoi-
ten getotet nno feds eefangen ge-
lfommen tprlt0en.
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- Die Sinrid)tltnq oes 91eip Dor-
fer 3abnar3tes @arren @dite, Der
megen @rmoroung ieines S6pie-
gerbaters gum 3obe peritrteilt MIR
oe, ion om 10. SuGi ftattfinoen.
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= Die As. Sabres 3ufanunelt-
fitnft BON Sooos Seras Brigade
miro in Hodoale om 90. iuto %.
Stunt itottfinoen.
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Die vsIhindungs!ine S.AU.&G.n.R. a&G. N Depot

Nntmnf
go. BON Corpus gbrti 0oent taglid] 49, nodm $40
gSo 4-oon Corpus Gbrii uno @urri5o Springs, tdgGd,
olBer 0fontags. morgens 700
go. 6-oon Corpus @brifi uno @orri5o Springs
MIR Wfontags $40
SEQ fnocb Soen mlo Corpus Gbrti dgIi6 - port1 80
ySo 2-aaf Corpus gbrti mto @arri3o 5prngs> tdgid,
a1ber Sonnabenos, abenos $50
$50 5-not Corpus Gbrti mto Garri5o spriuas
Sonnaben0s aben6s .45
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1916-12-06
INCREASING USE OF ALUMINIUM

Metallic aluminium now completes
strongly with other sheet metals and
with wood in the manufacture of auto
mobile bodies, according to reports by
the United States Geological survey,
of the interior. This posi-
ton in the market has been attained
through improvement in foundry
methods for casting metallic aluminium
and increase in knowledge of suitable
alloys. Large sections of aluminium
castings are now used in making tour
ing cars and the inclosed bodies of
certain other motor cars, use which
wa not practicable ten years ago.
Cast aluminium is also used for max
ing automobile dashes. Bodies made
of it are lighter than those made of
other sheet metal and have a rigid
surface that will not dent easily when
handled. They are also safer in case
of accident. The aluminium surface
retains paint well, and the increased
rigidity makes the car more durable.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1916-12-06
TARPON SPRINGS LIBRARY
RULES AND REGULATIONS

1. Members of the association, reg
ular or honorary, shall have the privi-
lege of taking out for personal use
one book at time, to be returned
within two weeks.
2. For books not returned or re-
newed within two weeks, five cents a
week shall be charged.
8. For books lost, full price or du-
piicate volume.
A. Dictionaries, reference books.
daily or weekly papers, and periodi-
Gals shall not be taken from the Lii
brary at any time.
3. Books may be renewed at the
end of two weeks for two weeks
longer.
6. The library card must be return
ed with the books.
z. Any citizen of this town, perma.
nent or temporary resident, may OBJ
tain the use Of the books in the IL
brary, by paying one dollar as an an
nual fee, or fifty cents for half year.
and obtaining from the Library a card
provided for the purpose.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1916-12-06
Cat a Good Hunter,

Upper Sandusky, O.-S. S. Hart of
Carey has a 20-pound black cat that
cares nothing for game laws. 1t hied
itself to the woods recently and re-
turned with big rabbit, carefully car
rying it by the scruff Of the neck and
in no wise iniuring the meat. The cat
made second trip and brought home
Il mud hen. "'"
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1916-12-06

Before me an officer duly authorized
to take acknowledgements of deeds,
etc, this day personally appeared,
Alexander Linn, Ernest Meres and G.
A. Louden and severally acknowledge
ed the foregoing to be their genuine
signatures to the Charter of The Linn
Development Company.
WITNESS my hand and official seal
this, the 18th day of November, A. D.
1916.
T. G. MIXSON,
(Seal.) Notary Public.
My commission expires oath day of
November, 1919.
Nov. 1925; Dec. 2-9.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1916-12-06
WlfeY WITNESSES.

Married life," says woman's page
writer, "would be infinitely happier
if married men would obey the whims
of their wives with half the alacrity
they displayed when their wives were
their sweethearts." Why not make
allowance for the fact that a bache-
lor isn't eternally worn out humor-
ing his sweetheart's whimsical idea
that there's burglar in the house
and hunting for him with q flash
light?-Louisville Courier-Journal.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1916-12-06
Woodlands Circle

WOOdman's Circle
Meets first and third Wednesdays.
7:3O p. m. I. o. o. F. Hall.
Mrs. j. D. Smith, Guard.
Mrs. Cora Pierce, Past.
e. B. Lilies, clerk.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1916-12-06

Modern WOOdmen of America
Meets first and third Mondays at
1880 p. m. l. o. o. F. Hall.
81. c. Clayton, C. C.
q. M. Grammer, clerk.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1916-12-06
FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS
Odd Fellows

Odd Fellows
Meets every Friday night at 1880.
I. o. o. F. Hall.
W. G. Adderly, N. G.
9 Willis Castaing, Secretary.
WeOdmen of the World
Meets second and fourth Tuesdays,
1880 p m. I. o. o. F. Hall.
]. A. Whitehurst, C. C.
]. D. Smith, clerk.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1916-12-06
Masonic Lodge

Masonic Lodge
Meets second and fourth Thursdays,
1880 p. M, I. o. o. F. Hall.
A. E. KRONER, w. NJ.
W. E. Little, secretary.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1916-12-06
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APP
PLY FOR LETTERS PATENT

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned will apply to the Governor
of the State of Florida, at Tallahassee,
OH the 26th day of December, A. D.
1916, for Letters Patent incorporat-
ing The Linn Development Company,
under the following proposed charter,
the original of which is now on file
in the office of the Secretary of the
said State of Florida.
Dated this the 18th day of Novem-
Der, A. D. 1916.
Alexander Linn.
Ernest Meres.
G.. A. Louden.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1916-12-06

Tarpon Springs Library Association
Located in city hall, who're the read
ing rooms are open Wednesday and
Saturday afternoons from 8 to s
o'clock. Public patronage cordially in
vited.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1916-12-06
Knights of Pythias

Knights of Pythias
Meets first and ti,ird Thursdays at
1880 p. m. I. O. o. F. Hall.
Robert Klosterman, C. C.
c. R. Shealey, K. of R. and S. and
Master of Finance.
The evening leader. (Tarpon Springs, Fla.) 191?-19??, 1916-12-06
Eastern Star

Eastern Star
Meets every second Monday at 1880
p. m. /. O. o. F. Hall.
Mrs. Ada Fernald, w. M.
Martha j. Craver, secretary.