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The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-11-16
Western Freight Hearings.

washington. Nov. 13.--Hearing OF
proposed western trunk line freight
Increases involving all westbound
uahscontineutal traffic. were fixed
py the interstate commerce commits
"0h today for December 2. at Kan
sas City. No.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-11-16
A DAY FOR OTHER THINGS

The summer is over a bountiful
harvest garnered, and what more ap-
propraite than Joyous visit with
friends. As an aid to you, our
Week-End and Sunday reduced rates
are at your disposal. Ask about
them. Agent, @. 8. L. r. r. Adv. II
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-11-16
improbable.

Sympathetic Stranger-"Hullo! old
chap--fallen int" Unfortunate Ang-
Ter (sarcastically)-"Well, yc: don't
suppose this is perspiration, do your
Passing Show.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1916-11-16
Aviator Killed.

Buenos Aires. Nov. While
Pierre Macho, an aviator. was maxi
ing a flight today with passenger.
his machine fell. The aviator was
killed and his passenger was in
jured.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

| steadily moving away from the priv
logged CLASSES and toward the people
rhc reacuonarics OF all parties have
watched this with dismuy. They have
now united IN an cifort TO recapturc
the government or tao cnitcd states
IN the interest % The various minor
ii'cs which they represent.
I'VE do not understand why Mr.
iiuGhc. is unable or ofraia 10 commit
himself on amy great issue before the
nation y free people cannot afford
10 choose as its leader Il H,an who
has toured every section of the conn.
IT.! aud failed to express his views.
We hcii,rc. aoreovc;. ihat the Gle
ton OF Mr.. hughes in November wo,,,,
m@Hn Republicans administration
dr""locked with Il Democratic Con-
gross III u time when our safety ard
hohor oc'naEd team play 1T Wa.hlr.-
'oh' We believe that Mr.. Hughes.
election would mean from six Ia ci..bt
months Of doub; ana DISCRIMINATION,
in the hationS rolicy.
We congratulate :oU on :.o,,. nx
ifaortinarN success in the lenL.reI,i,
OF N"rr ~. Il icatcr.iin vh;ci, H.. :.
transformed il into II parry nro,-ro.
"ire IN spirit. Eatiou:.i H. y,o,,a ma
eTcr;iv" ~ action.
Rcscrvii.is The righ, OF c,i;ic;sr,
ah" p!cdSin- ourselves. To no ,r,
we nan you as tn. ,c:dti who No..
500" i"r national honor in mo him
"s' sense. and has h"c. tn, ,,,,r.,..
Gus ''"d hopeful exponent -nr Tho co,,.
- "''N" "itd 'Hiocratic forces in
American life"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
AGAIN PROGREssIvEs
'ar""r o"";"S Perkins as Saying .rhut
ac anu Colonel Have Just cnrolIcd
with Butl Nonsc Party

Associated
ScliENECTA " r.. OStobor &c
John NJ Parker. Progressive vicn-nrcei-
Dental candidate. addressing an audi
cHce "t frogrcssIvcs here to-n,rht
urged them To suppor, President vii
son 10" reelection, declaring that while
hughes Is an cs,imahIe man person
'!iE. God alone knows who stands he
mind him in his campaign
ne scored Theodore Roosevelt, aud
',eo'Se W. Perkins for what he trrlnc /
their betrayal Of tho Progressive unrt,
IN me Chicago convention. and declared
ferkims told him in New York ON Sat-
u!"aN noth he and Roosevelt had ius,
c"'o'!c" again as ProgresSivcs lie
praised Wilson's legislative accomp-
hSh"ents as truly Progressive and
gave as thc 1915 national slogan for
rosFeSsiNea' let well enough alone"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
TEIrON> oN OFIENSi\E
~ SuI'TIIt.ItN nor WANNA
~ As.nrInien ~.

PnTRcUiEND. October IL lvia Lon
don) Heavy forces OF Tcutonic troops
have assumed the offensive south o4
bornn Watra. in the southern Carpa :
ihians near ,l- junction pon, of tn"
Honmaniau Trunsyivarinn ami Rullo-
VIVA boundary lines Tho War Oiiicc
announced III ;o-days oilicipi state
mcnt.
Hard lighting continues in Goit,ia.
cast aud south Of the Lemberg dis
trict. without either side making at
vanccs says thc statement which also
rcpu"ts the rcpulsc of strong attacks
further south in the region Of Kor-
moe ana liirinhnba. northwest az IA,
bornu Wn;rn region rho russians
took nearly i.20O prisoners
'rhe statement reads
I'm tho region OF Iborow CON tho
rarnopol- kraaur railway. in Galicia.
east Of Lomber) obstinate battles yon-
,inuc. Nor,h of't.Star.S,uu ,south Of
fialicz) The oiiomT a,tcmrtcA To adj
vance from his trenches. but was
driven back by our infantry.
''in III" region 81 Kormozc and k,r-
labaha, the enomy launched fierce at
inchs without success. We took pris-
"ncr seventeen officers and ll1o of
tho rank and nle.
south OF Dorna Wajra the enemy
assumed the offensive win great
forces
"cancasus nont: 40 events of i'm,
p"rtarce hay" "ccurred"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
CALON|EL SELDOM
SOLD HERE NOW
Easily drug saiivates, make.
YOU sick and you lose
{, days work.

Every druggls; in town--your d.uI.
e:at and cvcrytodys druggist has n.-
ticed a great falling OF in The sale O.:
calomcl. They all give the same lca
aon. Dodsons Liver Tone is tnkiun II.
place
"Calomci T. dangerous ana peopl,
know IL. wn!.c Dodson's Liver Tone IA
perfectly sat. .Ei gives better results.
said Il prominent local druggist bod.
sons Liver Ton" IL personally Eua!ai:.
tccd By every druggist wau sells it, 4
large bottle costs 30 cents, and IL n,
tails to give cas-: relief in eve. case
{; liver slugsishicss ana coustipaiion
yya have oniy 40 ask :ur youi nlo:.ey
Jack.
D-G.on's Liver Tone is "a p:casan..
'as:ilI=. purc!! vegetable remedy
harmless TO roth Chiidrcn and ud.ii-
Take spoonful at uignt ..nG WAX. ~
feeling iine, 40 DIioUsncSs. SICK head
ache. acid stomach or Coustipa,.d i.,.. =.
o!s. II doesn't Svipc nI cause incoH.
'eE!anc: all the nest day Ike Nio.-Ai
Ca!omc!. Take Il dose OF caio:Hcl 40.
cay "'''l ;o.il"rrow YOU VIII ;ocl Nc.:.
s.cH AMI niuscatcH. Don; lose :, de! /,
work, TAX Bo"San's i.iycT 'fnuo IN
":'qt and iNci rue. t.ll 50: v@". auI
kGn;,lo" -.iGycrt!scn'.nt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
tn.tnin llumirs .:a,yard Arn:l.,c

Captain Eup:lcs edward Armistcati. of
"auuuicr toun;y, died ~ $50 o'clock
yesterday afternoon At ,ic home of
his soi-:n-l:v ~ Matt Otcy Burke,
.Di I.as; i',ani:liu street. after an i'll
ness of two months. !.c was seventy
e!.hs years 81 A"c. He is survived by
tcn children.
captain .Nrmtstoad wa* born ut the
Iica ."moud tnc home OF his father,
ac9r Jupcrviit". fImGiicr Cou"Jy He
WAS the suu of General Walter Keith
Ar.nis.cNd. - thr Gated SthtcS Army.
a brother ni General Lewis Nrni&tcad.
ri the Confederate army. and Il nephew
- Major George .Nrniistcad. who de-
fcnG"i Fort M,licnry. near Baltimore.
Gur.n@ the War Of lSt2. Captain Arm
iy;ead WAS = member %: Company \.
S::,ih Virginia cavalry. during the War
Ecrycca the States, and was promoted
Co. tho captHinry on the ba;tl" field near
Wis"Ncsic~. IL" Mas twice married -
first 20 Miss susan l.. Marshall. ;nl.
s'c"n! 10 Miss elizabeth Lewis Mar
shall 10 was = vc%trynin OF Trinity
Epi! opal church. al trpcrviilc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
WILL GIVE CARRANzA TIME
TO SHOW HIS EFFICIENCY
American Members Give New .t>sur.
anccs as to Renewed Cam
paign Against Villa.
NOT TO FORCE DISCUSSION
Aiajor-t;cneral Bliss Again appears
Before L. :. Representatives on
CommiSsion-Cavn Patrols IL,
ColoniQ Dublan Section.

ATLANTIC ciTI. October 10
Major-Cicncrul i:lias. assistant chief OF
s:dff of tho Cni;rd states Army. APP
peared again to-day hcfor. the Ancri-
can members of the Mexican American
Join: Commission. Later it was init
mated that the discussion by the Joint
commission OF the various schemes for
border control wuuiG not be forced by
tho Americans until Il sufficient Time
had elapsed for General car"anal Ia
chow the cflie;unCy OF hi, latest pEni-
tive expedition. New assurances 49, to
the renewed campaign against Villa
were given the commissioners to-day
Ivy -imba Syadov- rcgignni" A"rcdondu.
through Luz; cabrera. c;i0ir!uan Of the
Mc.!c;in commission.
Mr.. tahTora said his government,
would begin ut once an "intcnsivc''
r:tEIDai.n against Villa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
WOULD CUT "OBEY"
FROM CEREMONY

'''N''l't't DHl IT'S, l'aEC.)
mon Prayer, adapting il to mod.rn
conditions
IL was proposed to eliminate nor
lions Of the first i've commandments
Oh ;hc ground that the nrrumcnis for
The Divine law in the ten con,u,ud.
incnts may actually he understood Il,
tn" laws themselves aud also Ia
shorten AMI make mor. imprcssivc tho
church service. Further. il was hell;
mat the reasons which applied i'm
israci 40 not necessarily apply to-day.
me revised version of tho iive com
Hiahdments as proposed follows:
l. Thou shalt have no other gods bur
SIC
: Thou shalt not make unto thysclf
tnN craven image, nor the likeness Of
anything. that is in the heaven above.
The earth beneath OF in the waters
Under the earth; thou shalt not bow
COW" /" them nor worship them.
:; Thou shalt not take the name OF
th" Lord. thy God. in vain
Remember that thou keep holy the
sabbath day.
>. Honor thy father and thy mother.
III" commissions vcpor, recon-
mcmd"d that the present Good Friday
prayer Have mercy upon all Jews.
i"'i'S !n:tdcls and hcrctics." be revised
10 read. Have mercy upon all WHO
Know Thee not. az revealed in The
|ospe! Of THY Son" thus eliminating
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
AMERICAN CiNit.3I COLUMNS
REPORTED suITii %" III. IALl.E

IL Il. Associated frcSs.
M P.\*o. October lG.-.imc"ican
cavalry columns ere patrullim% south.
east and west al 'cl"aia Dublan. :icld
has. duuarters ui lie punitive cXpcdi-
ton. for tl:c a~#t time since the Car
rial clash. arcordiuG TO trustworthy
advic.s brought to the border to-day.
The Americans arc reported to have
established au outpost twenty miles
south OF II Vale ior the purpose of
preventing surprise u:;ac;iS on small
American attachments by villa ban
dts rcnurtcG several days ago as being
in tho vicinity al N"Cauuipa.
Cthr'' reliable reports state that
General icrShiu= mas ".Gcred re-
alignment Of h,@ present lihcs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

ItNI"S Y. FNEt. Oi TI"hmonu. n mrIn :
"'' go tn" valuation committee Of The
H'S'p'Hkc ana OHIO Railway. has jusi
"crll elected president OF tho l.aiIWay
Real Estate Association az the United
states and Canada. which held its an
huHi meeting las, wee" in Chicago
ihe ASSOCIATION is composed uf IN,
CONSERVATIVES o: railways Of tn.
nitca states and Canada. who ar,
connected wi,h tho real estate. tax. in.
sur hr" ana Naiu"ii"n departments o.
'.'.r roads. Il. ~. Morris. also ~ mem.
pNr al tn" valuation organization OF
.i'- hcsap"ake ard Ohio. was elected
-. .--.-- ~ thc assnc.a ttum.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
VILLA - IIOLn;h;: Ills
MEN THROUGH FEAR

ItN -NIHOCiNt"N ircSS.I
rHiHUAlItA CITY. MEN. October
IG.-Nilla is in The ncighhorhoou Of
Temosachic with about 500 armed and
equipped soldiers and 1000 impressed
recruits OF all ages. VINO lack arms.
ammunition and mounts. General Tire
vino stated tu-du%. He said that Villa
3, rot paying hts men and is holding
.itrEl through fear. Secret agents re-
por; hat VILLA is organizing an cX
n,'iitiou "a recover military supplies
that had been cached III the SicrraS
Denial WAS made by General Ire
vino Of tho report circulated in FL
Paso tha; Villa. with 1900 men, had
seized the southern section Of the
McNicc Northwestern Railroad AMI WAS
rurniug ,tS trains ana in complete
control OF the territory northwest OF
san AmtDnlo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
TWO FIRES IN PETERSBURG
Hnildins on Wharf Damaged. ,,,
other is struck nv
f.isltluii,..

~, It'ESHtNG. w. Octohcr 10
me plan, of the Ncwsom Feed .r,d
Grain Company. on tho v.h,rr ~
uA'nli:cd by fire Tonight. Thc n,r,I-
M Is owned by the Atlantic ,,nnS.
Lane Railroad. 1t was only slightly
u"'f"&ed and the loss is covered LE
Insurance insurance The "iociI OF the Ncwsom
ohphhN WAS damaged By water. ANA
the loss is estimated 10 ,c uho,,t 9, n,,
''.shtnihE struck the stcmmcr~ Of
N"'acnhur. ~ co. on Halifax stree,
Tonight at II o'clock, aud ,uuscd ,I,,
,eo |" the amount Of several hundred
u'i.arS Tho fire department, wa.
t'"''p,'. "n 'hc scene and kept the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
TO LIMIT TIME TABLES
Ru;iruad pnSsruScr Traffic Officers
WI tonsiLcr I'rupoNaiS ~ RcIuU,r
Them From Hotels.
IBy Assoclnted Press !

W\SHiNGTuN. October ia-p.o-
puaaIs 10 remove railway lin" tables
from hotols imd Other puhlic places.
IN" 10 make ticket offices the only
coutors of distribution will bo dis
russcd by The American Association
Of Passenger Tiathc Officers when it
convcrca here tomorrow for It's an
nunl meeting.
Thc executive committee lo-ui2ht ii =
oidcd TO urgc thiS step AS "a means; Of
.,"ucing waste.
Other subjects to IL" discussed in
rihd. q proposed agreement among
railroads 1" remove their offices to
low rent districts, u Standardization
Of tickotS. and uniformity OF baggar.
rules TN, meeting Viii las; tire.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
AT the Movies To-Day

Observation-Disclosures" with Marie
Nnicamp; also iathr specials.
N!tN--i.conore lirirli. in "rhc
Intrigue"
HEt-linrr! -. Cary. In "Lo,r's
:.ar.ni.'
i.tl'",.:-l'ranris \. Isu>h,,, In
"Tsc Wall Between"
Ob!:oN-"Sr;,rlct Runner pie
.V'c' "thc Nuremberg: Watch"
Hiih '.;tric WilIiaE,a; also Josie.
Collins. in "a "uman'A Honor"
iSiS-i'irSt chapter OF "Thc yell
'uW ncuacc." with Edwin stevens
and Margaret Gale: ulsU Lionel lsar-
r!m0rr. in II ndrr the Ga%iii:ht.''
fRANB.-n1u.ias Fairbanks. IN
"Nianha.tau iaducss": also :, key
stone comedy.
CotoAiii-!<aucc ONrIi. III .,'rhc
!Imu Woman
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

I0r funcrn' q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J. \.
roN. o' the CLIFTON Forge Division ~
tn" Chesapeake aud Ohio halfway.
wh" died on sunday afternoon at Clif-
ton Forge. viii be conducted this az
tc;noon al Cynthinua. * ;;
lieadpudrtcrs officials Of the chcSa-
poaSc and ohio halfway received news
of Nr. fox's death yesterday with deep
regret. lie was widely known in rail
road circles, ard many Richmond Of
hc'a!s were intimate. personal friends
"f Mr. f'"N, lie had boom connected
with the Chesapeake ;,nd OHIO for
NOR than thirty years holding many
!wportaut positions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

ing We penetrated the village OF Salty
Sailiisel and occupied houses along the
Bapaumc road as far as the central
crossroads. The enemy took very v!u-
lent countcracnon. Fighting con-
tinues.
South Of the Sommc wc rop,lS,d "a
German attack at =. E!o, wood sou;h-
west Of Heilcy-en- Saaterrc
Tho rest OF The front was couppro-
. lively quiet, pespit" ha1 Weather "Uc
acrc?!anoS fought seven ou."sepcuus.
in the course Of which ono cncmy ru-
chine WAS brought down
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

70 p'oc" :" have "a .uli board together
n ''hl'eoi Inc case. tho meeting Of the
Hi"ie i'o"rd of Education. which was
Z" haN" bccn held Yesterday morning
90 'ih'' lH "a" matter OF the dismissal
RON H'h"fiht"udcutS Office of Missc.;
ia- an" Ruby .tshDy. was adjourned
"'.r nnlti October -. Governor Stuart
""s out Of ;hc ely, and both aidc,
prefer I" hay" all members OF the board
present when the matter 10 considered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
SnmucI y. l.rr,.a,I..

iSp.ci:i to The Times Dispatch
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. VA. October IL.
Samuel T. Trewolla. :: Confederat tie
veteran. formerly of Caroline County,
ana for some years past resident Of
Washington. died on Friday at ht,
ilauc IN that city. He was seventy
nnc years Of age. and Is survived by
ten children.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

E.rncsl q. ThomNs0n. twcnty scVon
yeais old superintendent Of Tic signal
and electrical patrol system OF liz.
Police DcpH riicn;. died ut I:lO o'clock
last night y; thc homo of us father.
Captain William H. Thompson. 320G
Soy" Avenue. Scsdes his father. he
leaves his mother and one sistcr. Miss
Lucille Thompson.
ARRANGEMENTS fo- Tho funeral Will
lac announced to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
ur... Jn,n.. ro,,cr smith.

Ms. Agnes h"cy Smith. vito OF Rev.
james Power Smith. -. H.. died ycster-
day ?f'cinoo@ =; $40 o'clock 1T her
home. 2l2h stuart Avcnne. aged sixty
fVc years. She ~ survived by her
iu.h"u.i and b.. six children: ~, i.acy
Sr.itn. az Charlotte y. G: Mrs. James
il, Weeds. Of TsinS l>icnr "u. China
Mrs. Charles i. Myors, .: Greensboro.
y. G.; Fey. James I. smith il. OF
Irnhan q ,;nith. oc Richmond
Tho funeral viii talk" place at the
Second Presbyterian Church ~; $50
o'ciocl. tomorrow afternoon. ami the
burial VIII be in Hollywood Cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
alrs. Jcnnir a1nrinr.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
EECk, VA. october lI.--Mrs. Jennie
MoiinG. wife Of +. G. Morning. died sud
denly at her home near here OH Friday
ri heart failure. Besides her husband
the following children survive: w. G.
and j. Il. Morning. Of Burkcvillc; Mrs
Charles Ellington. OF Brookneal. and
Mrs. g. w. Williamson. OF Richmond
intcrmcnt was made in the family
buryinS ground near the home ycster-
day :tItcrMOOn -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
lSIIItIRlACHiC ENTlutl.Y
FItEE iNOM nNNDlrS

ffN Associate" l'Fc"S
''HIHCNIIl\ CITY. MEN. October
lt.-CUsihu;riachc which Villa raid
Ell on September 20. now is cntirci,
free from bandits. according to n re-
port received by General Trcvino 90
da% from III" commander % the Car
rama garrison 1T Santa Y@ahel. The
commander reported all quiet in this
region and said Villa has not mad"
any threatening movements OF late.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

..arris. died last night FROM the in
,irm!tics OF age, being cishty-onc years
old. She Ia survived by one .Istcr
Mrs. John Banc, of Christiansburs. and
three children. Mrs. James Brown. Mrs
W. L. Robertson. Miss Lizzie Harris
w. NJ. and Robert Harris. OF Pulaski
and Mrs. T.. l.. Clenny. OF Crewc. VA.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
Edward Newton.

I:1ccili 10 The Times DispaiCh.
- NtliECkG, VA. Octopcr to
Seward Newton. seven year-old sOa of
Nj. and Mrs. Edward " Wise, died "a;
midnight last night nj their home rhe
body was taken to-day to Amherst for
:nterment in the cemntcry thcir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
Mrs. I.uey :. ra,,l-oncr.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
i.YNcHItitG, VA. OctoIcr 10 -
Mrs. Lucy Sommcriicld EauIoner. aged
fifty six years. wife OF "A. q. Faulconcr.
died this morning at her home near
cool Well
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

tSro al to 'rhc 'gncs-Dsuatrll
htLASii!. VA. october lG-Nra.
E-"Hgur Harris. widow Of Robert T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17

clar"d the visitors were supporting
Mr. Wilson because they were unwiN.
ing 10 accept the leadership Of "AIcssrs
Barnes. Roosevelt. i'cnrose and few
kins." Tie praised tho Prcsidcn, for
tho appointment Of Justices Bramdris
and Clarke to the United States Su-
?rcmo Court.
Mr.. rinchot told The President the
delegation was with him because they
felt the issue was very clear between
the forces OF the Republican party
the old forces Of privilege. and the
progressive forces which YOU lead
Hr:SOIiriON PRESENTED
BY WILSON Voi.I NTti:is
'rhc resolution presented il behalf
~ the Wilson Volunteers here To-
day follows
I'm view OF the Unparalleled va
ri"iH al problems which YOU have
faced. ii would lie strange indeed If
men 81 Independence in politics were
IL complete agreement with YOU at
all points. We represent Il bgdy o!
men drawn from all parties: some o.
Us H. tho pas, hay disa"rcch witt
sou and have fought YOU publicly. Eat
we have now united ~ order tn con
tribute what We can TO your rc-clcc-
tion for the following reasons
'Wo believe tMa, at no ti:ac in our
history has the issue between dcnioc-
racy and privilege been 50 Clearly
drawn a# :, is in this campaign III
you" administration the center al
power in The United states has I."cn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-10-17
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY.

TlfE parry who fouuJ ;,bullri Lonk I'm ,,.,.,.
NAL Ihc2icr vain - 90 .ud two 20, cInf, s
VII Nihniy ieaNc r"pcrs amd pOc .ctLo"k at
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-25

tribe Of Indians who live in the In
terror Of British Columbia. II was
established through the efforts Of n
French missionary lie Jeune by
name. who came to the Fraser river
district of British Columbia somt
years ago. He found the natives su-
perstitious, ignorant and unable 10
write their language. He soon learned
the Indian vocabulary. and then be-
gan to write II by means Of short
hand signs which represented all the
sounds the Indians use in pronOuno-
ing the words.
lie Jeune first explained his system.
to an intelligent Indian lad who lived
in the central village. The boy tOoh
TO il intuitively In a few months he
had thoroughly learned the art or
writing his language in shorthand,
and began TO teach his friends. The
new talk language" created wide.
spread interest, and the Indians,
young and old. were soon engaged in
practicing this strange method or
communication.
After about five hundred had mas
tered the system. various parts Of the
bible were translated by the mission
airy. and finally the KamloOps Wawa
was started.
The paper was printed on a mime
ograph for the first year. but after
that lie Jeune succeeded in having
type made. and IT is now printed on a
press in the nearest city. IL has six
teen pages and contains all the news
Of the tribe.-Philadelphia Ledger.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-06-25

II per cent went TO Austria and 20
per cent to Italy, the remainder ~
ing elsewhere.
ANlona's trade is Of about the same
character, though in this case tine
italian and Austrian intrests are Oh
nearly the same footing
Albania has virtually no industries.
In two years preceding the outbreak
of the war the attempt was made to
develop the country in this respect,
Several small factories were estaO-
iishtd. but were closed when the war
started. Near DuraZZo several brick
yards are stll in operation. as are
also a few small lumber mills AV-
Iona has some oil presses and al
asphalt mine near Selonit2a. whose
product was formerly shipped to
Trieste, Hamburg and Rotterdam.
If the Austro-liungarians capture
Avlona and Durazzo the latter may
within few years have RAILROAD
communication with the interior OF
Albania and points beyond. Several
lines have been decided upon tenta-
lively one of them runs from Sid
through Herzegovina and Bosnia 10
Alessio, costing not less than 100000
O0O Austrian crowns. a projected
Alessio -Durazzo- Avlona line woulo
cost 100000 crowns
These roads would open Albania
and Montenegro an1 make Avlona
and Durazzo ports OF great impor.
tancc.