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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02
OF Democracy

hoaaeysli. Hughes snd hynhenat,on.
itnW ean ghe pfu. Usrmnus flnd nn5
consolation iu tie candidacy 81 charles
s tiuehsa. uytfshpauwod ne u 10 hf
ihr rniudirsd ailhudu of Theodore
iinnsrYeltf
linw con ihrv reconcile any hop
W mUp mvmnhir treatment with thi
atura uepe downf AVN, knowinH
ns obey must ,bgi " ifiHhpa b. elected
H0nartoit wii dominate thc admiuie
ffNtnn oven nA h0 la dpmlnnung tha
Umnnienr
in Wow of WHIST no. lH HayiHs and
ihp Oheluua frame ui mind ii Indicates
how cen she ohyiuua fairness pytlenc,
Hud conservation nf Ifpaidrat Wilson
tail lo imprcaa them
What hayo thrY to h0pc fnr frm t
iion. Voii dddcn lluFhus thHt ihH
have NOT received Hua nro BTnrnd ol
under TIE iHcHcnt administration
uu thrN nnt perceive that ihrt afr
mrmiN tninf uaNd nY uH republicans
tnf pniincl rnrpnasf
ln thrt nei understand ihai 10 o.
thcir yuiea Witch Afr wanted ard thnt
sft9 mch o0uiVocil nnd rYAsNv pletOa
.Uf eiurerlty hut Fapcdirncyf
huawlnH what Roosevelt has said.
and that "a hHa received tho endorso
mont of Mr Hughes. can they heiieNv
that Il republican, Naturalization would
he lrra ienieni Win Ensiand or iess
drRtlc wlsh germnnHG
un thr contrary. Is q not appawni
Go them thAt race nnimoaltS would en-,
tNl min On, eliuatlop
" Roosevelt wDso running neainst
itc hpHgr rNuid he ray any wplne
anuUt the German oSAl hmu, than
no haug
We're ha 1n nn uuIrd trench cnnid hr
be morv yindicivo toward ghe German
peiicsf
Mcto ne An pfanrvmau cpnid ht hp
morc devoted tu thr rsnse ~ England =
houston Chronicle
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02

Wilde thcte never has been an,
lcuh, of ~. ia lts minds 81 thnae y,
touch With public sentiment in thl,
romniy The decentralization In thl. c,ts
saturday nighi In honor rs i'rosidoni
Wilson absolutely proves ia l'asn conn
ts'H un~wervinr ioyaity a. thc nuni.
crazy. 60 Inv Democratic ticket. ra
uonnl. state and county
ior nofne months of ever since thr
pfimafy election 81 luiy which was
unusually hitter thus pean ihcre has
nfen iosse ttlk smane small hut ~
cal minority of she voters ~ Dcmocfate
sysppoFting tha Republican tirktt a.
certain candidates on that ticket Alen
iherr we're who assisted me, could net
support rrcuideni Wilson an account
~ hlr pnlicios win rcferenco al Mex.
Co hu, these mep or most ~ ght,n
sfsor carvfnl aieav ~ tho spesehes
nf Mr hughes and tn platform Ia shs
Republican party. have henomr con.
vlneee that nothing u 10 10 cxpeetrI
lrpm ne Republicans. nurlne M.
Tan regime the Rcpphllcans Aaa a.
opportunity 10 deal firmly With Mexico
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02
The Issues


iihU lnnf nfuNrnIl
% has boon sitan samp.i-o y
has boon Prosecuted with ,lrnr .e nb,A
aiioa niafu e.pcsmn, oo tha sJ,. a
opposition which must ntt,rl ,aita
thc rprig n mower h.a only d, staet
upon lts record iut fbr Nfr ~ fh.
attack hss boon directed .a,li,.f ,ff
Wiiaou ~ troaliont and nai ,raf.si
Me wilson nn enc IMAM while ft. i'd
Nor M hia cnunfrt .atisrt has t..,,
nhnrd va hia oppouapfs as.n r,f,, .t,.i
not st Mr imehra him.0if
Thr rampaien har n,i b,.,t.i,t f.r,l
Hn, Ulrlr cug issue iH.. thst I'D 49,
SILVER or anti imperialism ~ 81 nal
thr hri that he p.rufie,n. ar. ~
preparedness and Wo D.n,.rr.,t
Hnlnrt 10 rho Democratic canrt,.r
and President paasoa such "a hee. nr,
afam 90 military end rlyai rtpsuditur.
in thn clnHlnr days of Tho iast secession, , /.
io snike thrfr anpntcnfs .ain. rr.tt,
effectively Tho tanf nn lnnr,t sp
pFntu as thp aliif which e,pafsta. irr.
ifle,AlAy "rood Ropuhuc,ns ana as..,Al
ntmovufr " "a RrnrhiIenn alntio,.
tatlon b. elected IA vlu rot 4. t,t.,
offire with np unn,ist,.h,t,i. ,.,,,,t..,
mandate 60 ra,ise thc taurt
rheru a., ihfrr hl.h .not. ID, n,.
campaign Tho ufst b. thr nsnn
cratic r,cord or lce,slauon rroora
nf unu-nal tainran ANA rNcoliser,, u
la nu ihia rrcora primnril, u,st Ill.,. al
mtnietmtlnn asks a. 81 retained IA peu
e. Thls rccotd the Hopubilo,rv ism.
been ehart uf atmckine.
Tho second ls iho aamn,.tr,f,a,,.
hstciAn policy ilcrr ghr Rsnohie,ns
lrd hv Ne Hneh,s ana An n.....,..i,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02

al fhf Invasion of neiaumf
p Would ho have put zen emlnfso oo
af mt7
Duee hc fayur shlp eubfialtf
Dost ~ wish 60 ehauHf thf Frd-
tu 3 neasrse Act and 81 hack go pui
fYukusf Financial system Do hc pre-
fff thc tidrich pisuf
B. mo nlrli rftdf Afi good
Deaf ufe. sud 20 n1t ekafiy gDai
H0ild hc puffrf
p t-&nuid Boz ihf 90 sa iatt fn GEE
Payne Aidrlfh mnug What schrini.
i1 iho L. Underwood faflf sDIid Boz faiaf
49, Would he uree fb0 u tai g iHt
Framaunr hn and. ~ Cd eh.t tp
would He iahc 80 aItt ~ American sft-
men lxensnt riHHaards ~ hfInr
81 Wouil d. urFH CO., rpe4l ~ go.
iabor -linssH ~ file clayton Ace
o. Docs hn thlnh ihe arpnnfmnni
uf lot-Ha - HrHfeH fe tIe rfur'ne
Court in be % GOOD ai b hai Ipuini
mrnt This insi question Ac cannot
for % FiouH retaone. anHvfr directly
bli ~ r,u nnd .um way ot piIefls
afaih'ts hif pnffInn s9 ihu u f4n
Hndst Ana WhtMer Wf lioIdnri
darin stand 90 Frsainsa a f0Wofnai
aDhO' ffrul fu llm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02

The Rumaninns claim series
Of successes. On the Trausylvania
front, they have seriously i'm.
pcdcd won Falkenhayn 3 advance,
and even think Of driving him
back into Hungary. Poor devils.
The chances are All against them.
They erred by undertaking 80 SIN.
bilious offensive before Russia
had bad time 10 concentrate
troops 70 back them up, and their
incApcriencc has cost them we'll,
II looks as II they will not cclc.
brate Christmas IN Bucharest
And whatever one may ihhlk Of
it. thi, liumanian fiasco is another
feather Ia The cap ~ peuton
strategy AZ the very time tho
Allies believed the limit % Ger
man endurance reached they mo
bilixrd new army "a new point
of attack, aud are now driving O
wedge Glenn through territory
that was held 10 be safe from ln
vnsiou
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02

This opportunity ~ne neglected by STR
TAFT and hls administration, and thcrf
h. NOT now me slightest reason "a nr-
lirte that Mr. Hughes Would bc nn5
Improvement over Mr. TAFT
A. h. the local situation. tie bitter
ness ~ tho primary campaign bar boon
almost FORGOTTEN. fNc canaidaier f0r
che nomination made fheir firhi before
the people The psopie rendered their
verdict and h u ile duty ~ al true
Democrats, REGARDLESS ~ thoir personal
preferences ~ acuilf@cr in t.fH result
ln TrKas me primary system iias brrn
incorporated into ths iawa of fhe state.
n D. also The Inv ~ 'he Democratic
party mud me mar who enters the pr
mariee ~ his party and votes ai fht
primary election thereby oliiRates him
seh 10 Support the nominees ~ that
party ~ Tho polls
This year an especial effort nhouia
b' made 90 Hfi oBi fhf Run STRENGTH ni
She Democratic vote in this county
Tho Hepublienna hBtN been unusually
active. seeking GO profit boy possible dls
reuunns iu the dominant party ani ID
is ihe duty ~ every Democrat 90 see
sunaiiy nec a. ~ lhHt fHose ambition
Republicans afe property fcnuhed
the piHcf % Hrtiir Democrats $50.
feranees b. in fhe primary cGmpaisn lf
which only Democrats participate
Nest Tuesday, battle ~ ihe Dniiuis
is with che political enemy. and % he.
hnoNrs thf Democracy ~ ~ iafn rouu
g ~ stand nam for tho npht ana g,
snppDri the ticket ff1u president &,
constable ~ paa0 Times
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02
EDISON Is SEEKING
SITE FOR NATIONAL
lDEFENSE LABORATORY
PLANT EXPECTED 10 BECOME
GREATEST SCIENTIFIC lN6ri
TUITION ~ WORLD.
PLANS OF THE COMMITTEE

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200 triNnr of fh. ,sfrHI.d n.frrn DO d.
coaNucung f0r rhr u huHU 49,.
I.Ap.Umtninl Hi fo..HfrH fafnf.
fn ho dotelruIeHI nf Hdunord I'D.
0Hos u us application tl nainnlI I..
fanso rho committee nt uhleh rhnm
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02

According 10 statements made
by American survivors. ihr Hfhm
ship Marina was iorpedped
without warning l'nollicially Il
is stated that sis Americans We're
lost Pending full Investigation
~ me facts. the Government viii
mike no declaration. attempt no
move Germany has splemnly
pledged itself not 10 conduct sub
marine wngfare contrary 90 che
spirit of international law, aud
there is every good reason 10 be-
llevo lhM Germany viii ahidr 10
her agreement, no matter bow re-
puguaut il may be 10 critics of tho
Imperial Chancellor. Won Beth
man.lloilweg many of whom con
tend that mrvstficied submnru,
warfare Is Wurth more than Amer
lean friendship We believe thai
the situation viii not Boz taken ana
fair advantage ol hy uny man cX
ccpt Theodore Roosevelt md even
Roosevelt may think twice before
Dee risks au anti hAphen dcmou
slraiiou 40 This critical hour
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02

Mr. hughes Is doelarips moat en-
rhltieaiN fpr tariff psoieruon "to
SAW bc aa,s 'p0r WorAinsmrn fr0m
= catastrophe" AZ Whoae expense
would hc such salvation II sht farm
er SELLS ip Nrops and be- compelled tu
hul in Ainerice lFn4 DE- thw victim g
Ida M rafbrn has said thai enc whole
trpUhle in Amcfic, has efown ent 90
cur fnslcflnT industry ana romneivc
ai ihe fNi'tnee W egtlguNura And she
Is fikh0 Civilization hsetna and ends
WITH she plow ru,lc IA an equation
Waco Times, ieu,ld
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02

" IS strange chat men who con.
duned The stolen election of 1911,
hy REASON Of which Clark l'cuse
was forced on an unwilling major
iiy, should have the holducss Ia
uritlcise other men. whatever ihoif
shortcomings Il m duuhly
strange that they should cpnieud
FOR popular approval tmlaq. after
having been repudiated hy tho
people
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02

Governor Ferguson visit has
united Nurecs county Democracy
as never before, ns his reception
proved lie eamc 10 Corpus
christi for the purpose OF discuss.
inE national issues md state ii
sues TINT inevitably hear upon
them. He pointed ont She ncccs
sity for solidarity Within the
party and the impetus ho gave
The proseui campaign cannot be
measured 10 words u win hn
measured 10 strenuous wurb that
the usual ratio may hc maintain.
ed, 2 % J. And Il seems clear.
now that victory Is matter at
magnitude only ihai hereafter
Nurces county win settle ull ait.
icrences Of opinion Ia thr prma.
rlcs. This thing 81 two hurpahs
IS ono more than onuuph aud how
unnecessary il am ST How much
a maker of poor huiuessi
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02

The Deutschland has made port
again. after outwitting the British
fleei Iiui thsrc viii come u day
when The Deutschland will not
make port. and il viii be- a sad
dry. for there ii something 10 the
quality 81 Captain koenig's yalor
that appeals 10 every man whore
veins flow rcd blood.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02
CIRCULATION Booka
OPEN TO ADvraTiSEHs


AffSr all Democrat Is u mau
who votes the Democratic ticket
a man who stands for the uleg
rity Of the party ~ is no harder
TO define than an oyster, bat he's
n good deal harder 20 down.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02

l.nis Cabrera soya That be- Didn't
say what DC snid Cnrrnpga says
that iM}s didn't And llna ends
H. a good apology Is not ncees
snrily commentary on the eir
tues of truth.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02

me niast me
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02

Intimidation was rrserlea 10 in
the prohibition election Many
eilizrns who had perfect fight
90 vote. and whose hallois were
valid according To The spirit Of
American institutions, were de-
nicd that right Through fear on
next Tuesday there viii be- no In
timilpiion Evcry hsllol that has
q right 10 be east will hc voted ae
cording to Tho conviction or its
bearer, for the President * Va he
Decided or, and othcr Federal po.
Silions are to be- filled. mud the
law Is very specific. To intimi
date q prospective voter. 4 man
whu has legal right 90 vote. rs "a
deny him suffrage and II 6 CON
gelvahlc that the result Of an clec.
iicn might be determined w ono
Naio, m respect ,e ccrtain posi
ton 10 be- filled No; there win
Dc no intimidation next Tuesday
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02

= thINHl'NN fliffN filINflNN
The Caller that Ne Intends % vote
the l's'mocratie ticket insofar a.
4 relates 70 Nueees county off
cials, and he gacs on Ia say that
scores ot other Republicans WHO
have never sought Democratic az.
llllAilons will do the Same. OF
this we have no doubt. Differing
from Republicans in matters az
political principle. We honor them
Tor their sfeadsisl convictions.
their straightforward allegiance
their work in the paSl. 1, IS only
TIE aihlno Republican. the white
i.Fsred rascal who seeks 10 don
Democratic attire Ia thc holse shat
~ may gain mcrecnalS ends
that W. hold n infinite scnrn and
WHOSE motives W. publicly mes
ton We shall not VOTE tor Mr
Hughes, and SET, ia many respects
We knoN that 10 Is man Of char.
as'er aud penetrating Intellect
The fact that we 10 not inten.i
g vote FOR hha II no indinatiu
that W. do mol edmire him Al n
mnn 4 only proves thai we he.
tieye ihnse doctrines which ~ ~
presents arc contrary ID the cen.
'sls and hest interests 81 our form
~ soySrument,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-11-02

hddfens az business communication
and make out 40 checks. drafta. money
orders aud express orders 10 'fhr caller
publinhins Company All teIna. articles
and communication should be address
ed 20 Editor, cornn4 Christi Caller.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-29
IF HE is HELD HE
DOESN'T KNOW IT

Liverpool, July 2s.-S. s. Mcclure.
the American publisher, who was de-
tanned by authorities for twenty-four
hours on the American liner Phila-
delphia on his arrival at Liverpool
while inquiries were made, Is now
staying at Buxton. He told the In
ternational News Service today that
the statement that he Is only allowed
by the home office to go to an inland
watering place Is wrong.
So far as he knew there is no re-
striction on his movement in Eng
land. He said he came to Buxton to
get the benefit of the mountain air
and bath. He originally intended to
spend vacation in Switzerland. as
usual. but learned 1t Ia almost I'M
possible 10 cross France in any cir
cumstance. even whose very urgent
business finding 1t SO. THE British
authorities have not placed any diff
ficulties In the way OF my crossing
France" he said.
Asked whether there is any truth
in the idea that he is detained because
he is anti-ally. Mr.. Mcclure said:
Il am very strongly pro-ally. All
the articles over my name have been
very strongly pro-ally."
Mr.. Mcclure said he had been very
well treated during his detention on
the Philadelphia and was quite COM
Portable. The two other American
citizens. Thomas Hughes Kelly and
Joseph Smith, who came to super
intend American relief for ireland,
are also well treated.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-29
WRITES GAS COMPANY
ON CORPORATION LAWS

The state Corporation Commission
has written the officers of the Atlantic
Sulphus Gas and Oil Corporation. call
ing their attention to the law regard
ing the alleged unauthorized use If
the names OF DR.. Watson. Professor
Grasty and william II. Adams In con-
nection with statements issued by the
company, concerning the organization
Of their corporation. Attention is al
so called In the letter to tho corpora
ton law, copy OF which was sent 20
the Gas Company, and to that part OF
the act which states that any stocks
or securities issued to defraud is UNI
der the law. subject to a penalty for
the violation and an investigation by
the State Corporation Commission. The
corporation. has not filed with the
state Corporation Commission any a.
nancial Abatement of stock Issued,
which statement must be filed before
stock is Issued.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-29
HAD MONEY ON DELIVERY
NOT THIRTY DAYS LATER

Judge r. w. Sims. OF the Supreme
Court of Appeals, yesterday refused
writ of error in the case of Robert
johnson Company against Lord and
Burnham Company. from the judgment
of the Court Of Law and Chancery OF
Norfolk.
The case involves guaranteeing CT
payment of a debt II the Newton Flo
raj Corporation by the Robert john
son Company TO the Lord and Burnham
Company The Johnson Company
claims that they secured the debt OF
the Floral Corporation. because that
company had sufficient funds to cover
their purchase when the goods were
delivered. When the delivery was
made. however, Lord and Burnham
Company allowed thirty days for pay
ment at the end of which time tina
Floral Company could not meet the
charge In the Norfolk court the
Robert Johnson Company was required
to pay the amount, from which it APP
pealed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-29
'Ehe|NttR CORPS WILL
| SUBSCRIBE OATH TO-DAY
All OF Yesterday for New Organiza-
lion Taken Up With
Examinations.
MEN STANDING TESTS WELL
Life at Camp Stuart Settles Down
to Monotony and Tedium of Rou-
tinc--No Movements or Horses Yet
Ordered.

Although scheduled 10 be mustered
into the United States army yester-
day. the whole of the day was taken
up with their physical examination,
hence the Engineer Corps will sub
scribe TO the oath today. Lieutenant
Warfeld, of the Medical Corps, con-
Quoted the physical tests, and only
three Of the men failed to measure
up to the rigid requirements.
The examining physician found the
men to be unusually husky, and par
tiCularly suited to the duties Of en-
gineers. with their muster today, all
OF the commands at the camp with
the exception of the Portsmouth bat
terry OF Field Artillery VIII be in the
Federal service. The completion of
that organization will he effected in
a short time
Starting with fifteen men. the HIS
tory Of the Engineer Company has
been full Of difficulties that would
have weakened the. purpose OF less
determined members. but delays and
disappointments they bore patiently.
and the recognition by the Federal
authorities and their muster today is
q fitting reward for their constancy
and patriotic sacrifice.
Life at Camp Stuart has dwindled
down to the monotonous routine that
would be irksome were IL not for the
general leave at $50 every evening
that the men look forward to. There
is always the routine. from reveille
10 retreat. In the morning the men
are put through three hours OF hard
drilling, in the afternoon they have
two. Sometimes 1t is varied with a
hike of several miles
There was some indication at Camp
Stuart headquarters that all of the
commands at the camp would be con-
centrated in the oval OF the Fair
Grounds but there have been no fur
Their developments. General Sale yes-
terday had no further advices as TO
possible movement or the sending Of
horses here. and the period of watch
ing and training has settled heavily
on the men at the camp. who would
he ful-fiedged soldiers If the govern
mcnt would let them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-29
MEANS DIPLOMATIC CLASH
Britain's Arbitrary Practices Brings
Shmrp Protest

Washington. July 2S.--The action Of
the British government In applying Its
blacklist to American firms and cor
porations is expected to open up an ex-
tended diplomatic controversy between
the United States and Great Britain.
Up TO this time the British government
has refused to make concessions in any
of the important controversies with
the United States
when assured the American black
list note had been received In London
the State Department gave out its
text for publication Monday. No fur
ther action win be taken by the United
States until reply Is received from
London. All the controversies with
Great Britain revolve around her arbi-
trary practices The controversy over
the blockade and Great Britain's as
shred right to arrest and confiscate
American cargoes des .ined to neutral
countries, the Illegal extension OF the
contrahand list. the seizure, censor
ing and delaying OF United States
mails and the Interference with plans
to send hospital and food supplies to
the central empires all have raised
grave issues that remain unsettled
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-29
MEMORIAL TO CAVALRYMF.N
FOR LYNCHING SUPPRESSION

Services In honor OF the colored SOL
diers of the Tenth Cavalry, United
States army. who recently distinguish
ed themselves In battle against q
much larger number of Mexican sol-
diers at Carrizal, will be held Sun
day afternoon at o'clock by the
Spartan Literary and Athletic AS
ISOLATION in True Reformer's Hail.
Former Congressman George w
Murray of South Carolina, will be
the orator, and the Hippodrome or
chestra and Spartan soloists will fur
nish the music. No admission will be
charged to the services, but an offer
ing will be taken up for the benefit
Of the national campaign fund being
raised for the suppression Of lynch
ing In America.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-29

General sukho-nllnor. who is now
~ his sixtieth year. Is now awaiting
@1Sfal for treason. lie is a man OF un-
n Suai military gifts. but allowed him
III to be Influenced by people Of the
II venture type, TO his eventual undo
-.
a 81 While at Kieff IL Is alleged, he was
Try friendly with Kiliabko Bogrofr
&&Rhe murderer OF Stolypin). and
yAsoedoff changed last year for be-
aging Russian plans TO Grmany),
HWhen General Sukhomlinon moved
|&N& Petrograd and took over the post
IT. minister of war he was followed
4 majority OF his former associ-
= -.
Among them was Myasoedoff in
e hom he appears to have reposed the
nn4est confidence and to have COM
onicated to him many OF the secrets
the department he was administer
&&A considerable share Of the re-
feasibility of Russias nnprepared-
- II attributed TO the general
3eneral Sukhomiipoff was former
military governor OF Kieff. Podoiia
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-07-29
POLICE SEARCHING FOR
MISSING MISS HIGGINS

The police are still searching for
Miss Eleanor Higgins. of 2l9 Cover
nor Street. who has been missing
from her home since last Tuesday
morning.
Miss Higgins is described as being
ffty-four years old. weighing 30
pounds, with dark eyes and hair, and
when she last left her home was
wearing a blue skirt. white waist,
w-quartered dark shoes. and a tan
straw hat trimmed with flowers. The
missing woman lives with her sister,
Miss Marie Higgins. and Miss Alice
NJ, Caughey. who are greatly dis
turbed over her disappearance.