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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1916-08-26
How 1t Happened.

First woman tangrily)-Your johnny
gave my Willie the measles.
Second woman-No such thing! Your
Willie came over where my Johnny Wa
and took 'em.-Boston Transcript.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-31
POLITICAL PROPHESY
 FROM ALL QUARTERS
Sun Says New York is For Hughes
 but Others Say Something Else
SUN ON NEW YORK

NEW YORK, Oct. 3l. - The New York Sun, protesting to have inside information of the Tammany poll says the best the Democrats can eX- pect in Greater New York city is that ,uson wI.I have a majority of seven thousand, three hundred and fifty It says that Hughes will come into the Bronx with hundred and five thou sand majority. The Sun concludes by guessing that Wilson will get fifty i've percent of the votes in the city and Hughes fory-two per cent. Up state, the Sun says, Hughes will get utty-dyc and Wilson forty-two, or in other words, things will be just re- versed. The Sun also says that Tam many calculates that Hughes will car ny the state altogether by thirty-two thousand
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MARSHALL CAMP WILL
 PRODUCE ABOUT $2OO,OOO

FAIRBANKS, Oct. 9.-N. Patton, a mining man of the Marshall City camp, on the lower Yukon river, says that the camp will produce about $2O0,OOO this season. Mir. Patton is now in Fairbanks enroute Outside, having come up this way to have a look at the country, according to his statement. He will be an outgoing passenger on the Sheldon automobile stage leaving this morning at 10 o'clock.
 Mir. Patton recently sold out his leaSe on some good ground in the Marshall camp. The purchaser of the lease was a mining firm known as McGrath & Mcdonald. They are now working their new purchase and will probably do so next summer.
 Mir. Patton will return to Marshall City in the spring. He will probably come in over the trail from Valdez to Fairbanks before the opening of navi- gation and will then go down the river on one of the first bOats.-Citi- zen.
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ACCUSE GERMAN SUB MEN

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-Two ships were sunk by the Germans off the Irish coast in the past few days and trouble is expected to arise the American consul at Queenstown Ireland says that of the ships was sunk without warning and of the survivors of the other vessel declare that the German submarine SheIed the life boats after they left the sinking ship One of the boats sunk was the horse transport Marina which was sunk Saturday. This is the vessel which Consul Frost says was sunk without warning Out of 1O4 of only 34
 are reported rescued and Frost is procuring adavits o the statements of the members of the crew. Secretary Lansing will start an investigation and the whole submar inc subject may be reopened The other ship sunk was the freghter Rowanmore which was sunk southwest of Cape Clear The crew of the ROwanmOre are those who complain that their lifeboats were shelled.
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RECEIVES
 A GREAT OVATION

COLUMBIA, Oct. S1.-ovations greeted Hughes today at the railroad stations at Wellesville, Steubenyille, Mingo, Dennison, Zanesville and other places. At Welesville he spoke from the platform of the coach. The key note of his speech was protectiyism and preparation to meet the changed conditions after the war. On his arri- val here a great overflow meeting had to be held and the candidate reviewed a great torchhght parade. So great was the enthusiasm and so many times was the candidate delayed that he did not reach the hall until 10 o'clock although he was due to speak at s. In his speech here to the packed hall he referred to Wilson's Saturday speech as a little festival for Wilson himself and a Democratic glorifcation of Democracy which is now, he said, practically asserting that humanity will be routed if the Republicans win the election.
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LODGE GIVES FURTHER PROOF

PITTSBURGH, Oct. &l.-m a
 ampaign speech last night Senator lodge read letter from John Tem- 5Ie Lloyd JeGries in which the writr- says that he is friendly to Brecken- ridge but that Breckenridge made the same statement to him several times that Dr. Bailly says he heard from breckenridge regarding the postscript to the German note. The writer of the latest letter to Lodge says he has entered the discussion just because he could not stand hearing Lodge call ed liar He refers to Breckenridge as of distinguished southern ancestry but he repeats that the story told by Bailly and himself is true.
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CORPORATIONS ARE NOT
 AIDING THE DEMOCRATS

Juneau Empire, Oct. 25.-That nc one connected with the fishing in dustry of Alaska, the transportation business or the big mining interests O. the Territory have contributed :; single cent to the Democratic cam paign fund in Alaska is the substanc. of statement given out today by W w. Casey, w. A. HoIzheimer and II J. Turner, chairman, secretary anC treasurer of the Democratic campaign committee. The total contributions {, the Democratic ,ampaign in the Firs. Division have been less than $1 300
 This statement was made in an swer to the charges made by Delcgat Wickepsham that the fish trust t. paying the expenses of the Ecmo ,ratic campaign.
 The stateme~t follows:
 Juneau, Oct. 9, 1916. To Whom it May Concern:
 The total contributions to the Dem ocratic campaign fund in the First Division have amounted to this date to the sum of $1,4O6.25. Not a sin. gle person connected directly or in directly with any cannery or am other branch of the fisheries indus try, in Alaska, or elsewhere, not a single person connected with any or the transportation companies doing business in Alaska or elsewhere, not single person connected with the big mining companies of Alaska or else where, has contributed one single cent to the Democratic campaign The books are in charge of Mir. H. J.. Turner, the treasurer of the commit tee, and they are subject to inspection Jy any one who desires to examine them.
 W. w. Casey, Chairman.
 w. A. Holzheimer, Secretary.
 H. J. Turner Treasurer.
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SEWARD WILL HAVE
 AN ATHLETIC CLUB

All who are interested in the idea of starting an atme,c club in seward are requested to be present at A. D. Hall tomorrow, Wednesday, e,enus at 7:3O o'clock standard time which means SEQ by the so-caIIcd new time. On that evening also the ladies oi tn, two indoor baseball teams NIu be present to have their first practise. An effort will be made to have a really good athletic club. A. B. Hal nere is at least as big as the A. E.. Hall at Nome where some most cN- titing contests were held in baseball ant basket ball. The Nome hal ha the advantage of having galleries 10. spectators but the Seward hall cou,c liso be prepared in this way. Othel
 t.se the Seward hall is at least large ana people who have not secn indoor baseball and basket ball cau hardly imagine what tremendous fun can be got out of them. At tho athletic club meeting on "Wednesday evening Seward will most likely talk, an important step towards making he winter more pleasant.
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lOOGF USES ANOTHER LETTER TO PROVE CHARGE
WILSON DENIES LODGE STORY
 AND WILLIAM J. BRYAN ALSO

LONGBRANCH, Oct @l-prcs. dent Wilson today wired Walter llpp man, editor of Thc New Republic, that the statement of Senator Lodge vas unuue and that a postscript hal never been written or contemplated Co .hc note to Germany The Prcsidca, says that thc only change. eyer made
 u the note were such as were person ally inserted strengthening and em- Jnas.2ing tue protest contained .a thc ,ust note. These insertions were sug- gcstci after the note was ready for uansmission and were nothing mole chan suggestions that am intimatiou oe conveyed to Germany that pro- posa. for abiuation would be accept able. "Onc member of the cabinc, spoke to me about .;," say, Mr. Wi.- son in his letter to Lippmau, "bu. .t was never discussed in a cabinet mec,- ing and never was there a threat O.
 rsignation by any member O. ,ac cabinet, and for the very good reason that | reelected that such sugeo-- .ion would be inconsistent wlrh ,uc purposes of the note and 1t was ney- ,r appended. The public i, in iM. possession of all the facts connected with the matter" z
 After tine President had sent tae letter to the cditar of The Now hc- public it was learned that it was not
 he editor Walter Lippman who had asked Nh. Wilson for am explanation put Jason Lippmau. The inJcmoga .ion was signed Lippman aud Wilson look 1t to b. the editor
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OLD PIONEER GOES
 TO GREAT BEYOND

JUNEAU, Oct. 24.-J. R. Dawson one of Alaska's pioneers who was taN- en to St. Ann Hospital last week sui fering from a paralytic stroke diec Sunday evening at ' o'clock. From the time he was stricken until over taken by death he had not regained consciousness. He leaves a sister il California. The deceased was a mem Der of one of Bremerton's masonic lodges.
 The local lodge of Masons is in communication with the sister of the deceased and also, with the lodge of which he is a member Details of the funeral will Le announced later. His remains were taken to the C. w. Young undertaking establishment Dispatch.
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BRYAN ALSO DENIES

Omaha, Oct. 3L-Wu.im Jcnn.oe. Bryan also denied the truth Of tac Lodge statement and says he takes .t for granted that Wilson will follow a course in the matter that he deems wise. Bryan declare, that the Bre,,- .m1dgc denial ought to be sufficient. As for his own resignation Mr. Bryan ,ays he did not resign for a month after the time the supposed post script is alleged to have been wntteh Mir. Bryan vas here only a few mo- ucnts but predicts that Wilson w.,,
 ary Nebraska. He says he refused many eastern papers a statement on the Lodge accusation and he refuses further discussion of i,.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-31
ROUMANIANS TAKE OFFENSIVE AND
 ALLIES IN WEST RESUME BIG DRIVE
ROINIANIANS ADVANCE

BUCHAREST, Oct. 3l-The Romanians continue to advance in the ul valley and at Vulcan pass m the north At Vulcan pass yesterday our troops LOOK TOUT hundred prisoners and four machine guns. In the Fra nova valley northeast of Campaung our troops repuSed two enemy attacks The weather is impeding the opera
 o9s on the Alt river but violent battle is proceeding at Osova The war office reports indicate that the condi- tions are now much more favorable for Roumana than they were week ago any time since the IeutonS at tackled our borders.
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MARINA MISSING THIRTEEN

WASHINGTON, Oct 31. - Consul Frost has wired the embassy at London that the number of missing from the Marina is now thirteen Thirtytwo survivors were landed These survivors say that the ship attacked and topedoed without warning and while heavy sea was running She sank in ten minutes The German embas- say refuses to believe the story the evidence of the crew and states that if the submarine commander exceeded his instructions he will be promptly punished. Lansing says the reports are incomplete and would be impossible to discuss the subject at present The officials note that the British admiralty not prepared to state that the vessel
 was topedoed at all and other reports indicate that she was sunk by gunfire.
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EVANS BRINGING LOAD
 OF RAILROAD SUPPLIES

SEATTLE, Oct. 3l.-The Admiral Evans left this morning with a heavy cargo of general supplies for the gov ernment engineering commission and forty passengers. She has aboard for Seward Miss Myrtle Holingsworth and Mrs. M. Northway.
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Mrs. Grandma" White has writ ten to w. w. Stoddart and says Mr. Bill and she are now located at Point Roberts, Washington, where he is building her house. She is meeting all her relatives and says she is very we'll and she is apparently happy.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-31
EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio, Oct.

EAST LIVERPOOL, Ohio, Oct. 90. Hughes insisted in speech here that two billion of the United States exports was due to the war and noth- ing else. He cited a statement Of Chairman Hurley of the Federal Trade Commission to refute state merits of President Wilson to the contrary and he pointed out that Hurley expects a trade war when peace comes in Europe. Hughes de clared that there can be no prosperity wi'novt protectivism.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-31
REPLIES TO TEDDY

PHOENIX, Oct. 3l.-Replying to the charges by Roosevelt that five hundred Americans and three hundred Chinese were murdered in Mexico dur ing the Wilson administration Senator Owen declared here today that t'lc charges were untrue, and he also de- clared that sixty Americans had been killed in that country during the Roosevelt administration and fifty seven during the administration of Taft. No effort, said Owens, was made by either Roosevelt or Taft to prevent those murders or to avenge them.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-31
WATCHING WILSON
 BUFFALO RECEPTION

LONGBRANCH, Oct. 3O-The Democrats are now watching what kind of reception Wilson will get at Buffalo as they believe it will give an indication of the sentiment in New York state.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-31
BRECKENRIDGE SILENT

SAN MATEAO, Oct. 3l.-Breckcn- .idge is silent concerning the Lodge affair lie has decided to say no more, he says, as he believes that when the President denies the story there is nothing more to say.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-31
MACKENSEN FIGHTING

BERLIN, Oct. 3l.-lackensen is now engaging the Russians in Dobrudia and battle is proceeding In the northern Roumana theatre the enemy Is Stu0bomy de- fencing their positions southeast of the Rothethum pass In that quarter yesterday our troops stomed some heights and took prisoner seven hundred men and eigh teen officers The Rounanans have retired one column southeast of Scurduk
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-31
SKATING TOMORROW

Skaters say the ice on the pond. will be ready tomorrow night and tu skating season will probably be open ed by quite a bunch.
 Jack Roman intended to get ava. for the hills this morning but woro came that Bennett James is coming {, town today and he waited over to SC, him.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-31
BOELKE DOWNED 40 AIRsHIPS

BERLIN Oct. 31.-Geunany feels itself stricken sad y today by the confirmation of the death ot Boeke the most famous aviator in history. On the day before his death he brought down his foreth hostile aeropane and so made record of amazing daring and skill that will probably stand for all time The whole empire had gored in his exploits and Berlin is in mourning for him now.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-31
WILSON LEADS IN
 AMERICANS POLL

NEW YORK, Oct. 30. - President Wilson is leading in the New York Americans postcard poll. A hundred newspapers co-operated in gathering the votes and the poll is unusually comprehensive for one of such nat ure. The poll indicates that Wilson has forty per cent of the Progressive vote.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-31
HE MOTHER OF CANDIDATE
 FOR NICE-PRESlDENT DIE!

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. #l.-1Hs
 Iary Fairbanks, mother Of CharIe. fairbanks, candidate for the vice presidency, died here today meXpett ,dly at the age of S7. The itinerary of her son in this state has been aban- doned Charles Fairbanks, startc, nome immediately from Rockford IT, inois.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-31
PARKER TALKS AGAIN

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 31.-Parker the Progressive candidate, spoke here today and said that while he likes the record of the administration he is not criticizing Hughes.
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MCCORMICK SEES LANDSLIDE

CHICAGO, Oct. 31.-Chairman Me Cormick after conferring with Walsh talks of landslide for Wilson. He says the Republicans are conceding Ohio and the Pacific Coast states. He says also that Indiana and Illinois are for Wilson.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-31
KNIK INDIANS DESTITUTE

G. B. Poindexter who has recently returned fro mthe westward says that the Knik Indians are in a really desti- ute condition and ought to receive some assistance. He speaks of one Native family in which there are three children, none over five, which is without a bit of provisions. The trouble is due to the fact that when the time for fishing came an epidemic of sickness visited the Natives. Mir Poindexter has written to Governor Strong drawing attention to the mat ter.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-31
ATTACK DOBRUDJA TEUTONS

PETROGRAD, Oct. 3l. - The Russians, Serbs and Roumanans have assumed the offensive in DobrudJa and are turning the tables on the Germans and BulgauanS y the retreat to the northward the Roumanans brought about more quickly than would otherwise have been pos sbe iuncture with the Russian achievements that had been sent overland through BeSSaraba.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-31
CABRERA DENIES

NEW YORK, Oct. 31.-Cabrera denies that he made the criticism of the American actions in Mexico attrbut ed to him. He announces further that while he is mem- Der of the international commission which is trying to settle the difficulties between the two countries he will make no statement touching on the two nations relations
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-31
BRITISH LOST 414,OOO

LONDON, Oct. 31.-The British losses in the October fighting were 1O2OOO and 4,8OO officers. The total British losses in the Somme offensive since the First of July were 414OOO The daily average was 8,452.
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PARKER AGAIN

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. &I.-Pro- gressive Parker declared in second speech that the administrations record has won his allegiance.
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ALLIES DRIVE IN WEST

LONDON, Oct. 31.-The allies have resumed driving their wedge on the Sonme and Paris reports the capture of system of German trenches northwest of Sally. The British have captured trenches the northwest of that place.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-31
FIFTEEN BELOW
AT ANCHORAGE

Word came today that the temper ature at Anchorage was below yes terday and was fifteen below today.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-31
FAMOUS AVIATOR KILLED

LONDON Oct. 31.-Boelke the German aviator and the most famous aviator of the was killed last Saul day when his machine into collision with another He fell from a great height within the German lines.
The Seward gateway., 1916-10-31
LANE ACCEPTS DENIAL

ATLANTIC CITY, Oct. 31.-Secretary Lane, chair man of the American commissioners and member of the cabinet states that he accepts the denial by Cabrera and official cognzance of the incident is unlikely he says.
Cheyenne record., 1916-05-04
NORTH VIEW

J. B. Sullivan will 90 to Kit
Carson Thursday morning to con
duct the eight grade examination
Mrs. Jennings arrived from
Minneapolis h.inn. the last of the
week and will spend some time
with her son George and family.
Mr.. Sadler gave a very interest
ing exhibition of pic lures at the
Waterville school house. Wednes-
day evening. which was very
much appreciated by those pre-
sent.
Miss Pierson is enjoying Wis
it from her sister Mrs. Frank
Green of Arvada.
Fred Strube departed for Kans
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Persell
returned to Colo. by auto. arriv-
ing at ]. A. Denly's Saturday
afternoon. having been just one
week on the road from Osceola.
Iowa. Mr.. and Mrs. Persell
were formerly residents of Colo.
and their friends and acquaint-
ances a e glad to know Colorado
is again to be their home.
J. B. Sullivan closed his term
of school at the Wa.ervi!le school
Friday, with u basket dinner at
noon and program in the after
noon.
Misses Mabel Sullivan and Hill
dred P,essinger will represent
the Eight grade of the Water
vile and Old Wells schools at the
final examination in Cheyenne
Wells Thursday and Friday.
Rev. Whiting and Miss Thomas
were supper guests at Mr.. Hills
Friday evening.
Leila Hill will 60 to Cheyenne
Well. Thursday and take part Ut
the eight grade examinations.
Mr.. Brannan made . trip 10
Weskan last week after sulme
shingles which he had purchased
! there.
Cheyenne record., 1916-05-04
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. U. S. Land Once at
Hugo. Colo, April Is. els.
Notice Is hereby given that r. CLYDE Snyder OF
IN Arapahoe. Colorado. who. on May erc. 1911.
made Homestead entry serial No. oi212l for the
West Half (w.O Of section township IS range
~ W 9Th principal meridian. has fled notice Of
in.en.o, to make final hve homestead proof 10
establish claim to theland above described. before
the Clerk OF the District Court cf Cheyenne county.
Colorado. at Cheyenne Wells. Colorado. on :he
9Th dav OF June | SIC
Claimant names Witnesses:
Charles 4 Daigger. Samuel Snyder. Hn,vey
Snyder. Fred Snyder. all four Of Arapahce Colo
apr 90 nav2S 81 r Beavers. Register.
Cheyenne record., 1916-05-04
NOTICE

All parties having proof no
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file of the notice, and should
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notice please notify us at once SO
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Cheyenne record., 1916-05-04

NOTICE FOR OBLIGATION
Department of the interior. U. S. Land oa.ee at
Hugo. Colo. April "a. 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Ida L. Kiteh Of
~ Cheyenne Wells. Colo. who on Saptemb.r
1914 made Homestead entry serial 10. .384s
Tor Lots Nos. s-s-1oll-.2-i3-l+ and Is OF The
(SiA section township l5s range 43West
9Th principal meridian has filed notice Of intention TO
make final three year homestead proof. to es-
tablish claim TO tho land above described. before
the Clerk Of the District Court Of Cheyenne County,
Colorado at Cheyenne Wells Colorado. on the eth
day Of June 1916.
CLAIMANT names as witnesses:
Herman Beck. H NJ sehumm. John v Aitken
David Simpson. all four Of Cheyenne Wells.
Colorado.
apr az jun St J. R. Bs,vsrs. Register
Cheyenne record., 1916-05-04
NOTICE OF CONTEST

Department Of the Interior. u. s. Land office At
Hugo. Colorado. March 20. 1916.
To hubert w. Brown. Of Northville. South DA-
kota. C0ntestce.
You are hereby notified that John Criss. who
gives First view. Colorado. his postoffice addres
did Mar,h 18th. 1916. file in this Office his duly
sorroborsted application to contest and the
cancellation Of your homestead entry No. s6ss
Seria No. O63ss made January End 1868. for the
south east quarter (SE A) of Section ~. Township
IA =. Range II. west 9Th Principal Meridian. and
MS grounds for his contest he alleges that you
have not resided npon cultivated improved
said land for more than two years Inst past. but
have wholly abandoned the same and that ul OF
said defects still exist
You are therefore. further notified that the said
allegations will be taken by This office rs having
been confessed by you. and your said entry will
be cancelled thereund.r without your further
right he heard therein. either before this office
appeal, if you fail TO file in this office within
twenty days after the FOURTH publication of
this notice. as shown below. your answer under
oath. specifically meeting and responding to these
allegations of contest. or ii you fail within that
time to tile in this office due proof taut you have
served a.copy of Your answer on the said confess
tan. either in person or by registered mail. Ii
this ser. ice is made by the delivery of COPY
of your Ia tine contestant in pr rso proof
OF such service must be either the said contest
ants written acknoa le6gement Of his receipt of
the copy. showing he dale Of the receipt or th,
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You should state in your answer the name of
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J. n. Beavers Register.
Date of LIST publication ALril 6 loie.
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