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The Word "Humdinger" Will Be Defined Hereafter as the New Mexico State Fair of 1915
ALBUQUEHQUE MORMiNG JOURNAL.
CITY
EDIT'ON
rlllUTY -SIXTH VI m:
, WW III No J
Dmlv b) i in..
. Mi. Kill. NllIX
lull. (UK
CITY
EDITION
ALBUQUERC,
GRANT COUNTY'S mm GREAT IRK OP
DA! HERE; BIG
DELEGATION 10
Elks' Band of Twenty
Pieces
From Silver City
People Know Who
County They Have
Let
EXHIBITS ATTRACTING
CROWDS TO BIG TENT
Roosevelt, Chaves, Sierra and
Fflrlv Mnkfi SnlpllHiH SIlOW-
j - w
ins and Prize Awards Are
Doubt.
II
nn nnnnT ptiiiit
mm h wm
u u w w w w I w i w i
j Do inn know ? That thi- Stat- Nor
Thla is "Irani county day at the ltM school of New Mexico la located
taw. ami Grant county proposes to ;lt silver City, Grant county i This
hi everybody know it. slie will b j inatltutlon has manual training audi
bare with rings on her fingers and i domestic science exhibits In their
'.ills on lo r toes, ami if there is any bootb at the eilueat ional pavltllon,
nod v in town ionium mat ish i
tonight
Coll
vlnced th
she la the
best
ouittv in
the stale it will nut be Uratit county's
fault.
Howard Betta, vice president of the
son., rair commission, admits that ho
is from Grant county, and adds that!
l, I '. .,uhuw..l t,. mi,. !,. the :ol-l
miss
I i ...,iu l.a.n', ,., il
..... in i... ....-... t
off an
While
going
amount of llmeiignt
lit campaign has been
that isn't any sign that
he ha en l
he. ii at work. The splen
did showing made by all the eoutn-
W( stern pan Ol tne suite uiiioig uivi
fair has been due In large measure
lo his effort.", and he has seen to It
that the Grant county hunch will do I
their part in contributing to the auc-
i i ss of the fair.
i:iks' l'.. in. I a l ('attire. t l,, you
Tile vik' i.ai.fi uf Mlvnv citv. t Wangling cattle
tv strong, will arrive this morning,!
and with them will arrive a delega
tion of Silver Cltyites that are com
ing alone, to see lhat the thing Is done
right The motto suspended from a
trolley wire in Central avenue, "The
Town Is Yours." will greet them as
they get Off the train and they are
(pec ted to take the motto at its face
value.
The ..lam. count; mineral
exhiiut
it mi,, of the chief attraction
at tne
stale fair, with a heaulitul
rep reseating almost all of ii
merclaj minerals.
Brant OOUnty is especially
ill
strong
on Conner, having one oi un
largest
prod u cere of copper m the world, the
t'hino Copper company of Banta mta
and Hurley, which mines and mills
Horn six thousand to seven tBOUaano
inns nf ore daily and yields between
seventy-five million and one hundred
million pounds or the rd metal per
annum, til tha China collection on
the fair grounds La exhibited one
great sheet of native copper Just us
it was mined out, weighing over seven
hundred pniitids. Another of the
world's great copper mines is being
developed In the Burro Mountain dis
trict by the Fhelps-Dodg,
interests.
Who have millions of Ions 01 proven
ore and are expending vast sums In
lurcher development and in the con-
structlon of a concentrating plant andwm IV supplied
in town building.
Hut copper is not all that shines in
(it'Htit county. In her exhibit booth
her reaourcaa
tersely set fot'ti:
antagea are
nils Willi the
by pia
i Irani count v slogan, "Do
You
Know ."' and reading as follows:
Do on know? That Grant count
is the treasure vault of New Mexico,
vieldimr uuld. sliver, copper, leau
zinc, iron, venadium
ineerachautn
and turUoise.
Dp you know? That Grant
produces one hundred million
of nipper per annum.
Do vou know? 'i'hat the
county
pounds
t'hino
Copper company of Santa una, Grant
county, is one Of the largest produc
ers of coppet in the world.
Do vii uknow? That i Irani
luntv
i of
is one of the largest producera
gold and silver in the state.
I,, you know? That Stauher
Wrighl have made every mine in
gold hum of Finns Altos valuahl
solving the problem of separating th
different metals conumeo
ores.
tin vim know? That the I
the
m
ilvi
Mining company has on exhibit here
the largest and richest piece of solid
silver ore you ever saw worth DI,
000 a ton.
Do vou know'.' That the 8.r, mine
and trie Lordshurg district are ship
long a large tonnage ol rich ores.
Do v,,,i know? That the Phlladel-
The Official
Wcdnewday,
t i-'air
MOBNINfi
X o'clock.
.lodging c
Deinonst ra
Tractor d(
monat ration
0 iris' domestic
Navajo Indian
Hand concert
World series hi
science and novs siock-ji
sand-painting.
n county exhibition tent.
sebnll game oat electric
VFTRBNOOX
Itacing.
Drill and athletic exhibition hy
itary Institute.
0 (irunada and Kedora in tlght-wi
Italloon ascension and paraeliii!
Bicycle high dive.
0 We, Jamie Clnrk in specialties
. TrU-k riding and roping by Bad
a j o I
l.Hl. WEATHER RE POET.
F.ir twenty-four hours, roiling all
( . in yesterday:
Maximum temperature. (1 degrees ;
I minimum, -x dtgr; range, ::: dc-i
gr, es. temperature at p. m . .'.r. dc-
hwest winds; clear.
prnpen
, DO uiii know'.'
.sriuhiiii' mint at
That ihe
Plnoa Altos
Hard
la pto-
j duclng ri h ore
Do you know "
Thai
. Hill IBlM of San Jose la (MM
county's richest lead mines?
Do iron know j Thai lb
field turquoise mines product
lest gems in the world.'
Do you know'.' The IK
i Black Hawk. Georgrtov, n
Phelpa
iht. in
ord .it
Chloride
Flat, VVIm.
St
p
penter ainc district la in Grant count! "
Do yyoU know that " Thai the
limine oompan) nave millions of tour
of copper oro developed In their Burro
mountain mines.'
Do you know that'.' Pinos Altos
cic.ist I nt 1 v nr. ill ores n lam., tontuii:.'
ol gold, sliver and alnc ore?
Do
you know ; mat cro tu county I
of the largest producer pi
and Angora goats'.'
ou know '.' That Grant county
ma facilities are unsur-l
which la
,1... ...t....ti..M .....I
favorable
comment of educatora from
,f ii,.. stale I.iieiatore fur.
parts
nlahlng f nil information relating
the normal is being distributed
Professor Douglass, who is its re
t,
eentatlve
Do .Mill
it the fair.
know? Thai Grain cot
IMNM I" iii.iiiii.iiii
nine-month BCb
, ,
in cverj school dlatric
I
Grant county
j valuation''
Dr Hullock's i
Do you know?
mat
isseswe
Silver
knew
uiiiit v
Methi
Do
I'hal the
dist national sanatorium for
losis Is at Silver City?
Do you ItnOW ? That the
States hospital for tuherculo.'
Fort Bayard In Grant county'
know it is one Of the lea
counties in New Mexico?
know" That Silver t'itv
led as a health resort f
if tuberculosis''
know? Thai Silver OltV
Do you
world fat
the cure
Do you
tile "bin
BOOtlEVELT M k) s STRONG
HID I'll'. I'ltlI MOM
"If lloo -i volt county doesn't get
first money shell rhost, and the other
......,, , ,.-,11 I ...... II. ..v I.,.. v.. It.'.. II ill
! .., '.v... ,.,i
: we an dotnat anr host to show them
to ad antage.''
So spoke Dr. Rotd, of Portalea, pro
prietor of the Bad feather poultry
I ranch, who is in c harge of the Rooae-
I veil county exhibit at the fair, yes
I terday as he looked over the dlaplay
'that had been put in place. And any
otic with half an eye could see tnal
Dr. Held had reason to feel as he did.
The model kitchen and I lining ru
in which fond made from Etooeevelt
county product is to be made has
already been commented upon. Thla
la not ail. nor is it quite half of It, The
commissioners In charge of tha ex
hibit have laid themselves out 1 o show
the people of the state how ti e avcr
agn Roosevelt county farmer lives. An
electric iron and an electric range
iSupr.icd With power from the 1'ortai, s
jpower an( irrigation company, will
iM, demonstrated at least the power
right here in
Aihu-!
Iquerque, but it
j what can be do
I ty,
Will selVe to
show
ie in BoosaveJt eoun
no
'eight
can't reat twenty-
them arc to be seen
arietie
,i
1., ihi. evhlhits A niudel cow 01 the
sort Dial they glow in flooaevelt coun
ty and of the sort that has made the
county one of the big dairying sec
tions of the southwest, together with
., ,i,l,. ,.f nigs and some ducks,
show Ihe varied llvoatoi k
Industries
of the county,
nlant is also an
A modi
attractlv
pumping
ft ature of
Ihe exhibit.
The originality
the least of its
placed .lust to th,
entrance to the (
attracting wide ut
Itors.
the ,
attrai
right
if the main
IPB M I t TTK lxl
s I'll. I, l B1EBB
( (H TV
T wanl the neoole of New
Miotii o
1.1....1 in uii- diim
o Know nun nn- i.,--. .......
i . , ,, , siipi-ra
I was originaiiy " "ci. .. --
ii I county and that it l atHl oer' f'
" former DkUrict Attorney B. int-
I maun yi steruny sir. im.
charge of the Bierra county exnibit,
I which Is one ,,f the nmsi attractive m
jthe county tent, and has much to
I show visitors to his booth.
I Wine made ii"in gi.n
..min on Pas IWO.I
Fair Program
October
GronJMaa.
All
!NHW
IHUIHI UUIIUULU
IS WELL SHOWN
AT STATE EAIR
rogress of Lo under Bene-;
ficent Tutelage of Uncle1
Sam's Agents Demonstrat
ed in Striking Manner,
ART AND AGRICULTURE
HAVE EQUAL ATTENTION
Beans and Blankets, Silver
ware and Sewing) Cookery!
and Carpentering, Combine,
to Make Display,
Among the infinite van
it
markable feature of New Mexico's
biggest and bail stale fair it is safe to
say that none Is more remarkable, and
certainly none more Intereattng than
HO lllll- lllill.in U1SIIU.V K.HIiei.'l
Superintended Reuben Perry, of the
Albuquerque Indian School, the chan-
.man of the committee having this
branch of the fair In charge,
There is only one complainl to be
I m ule uf the Indian displa, and that I
ty'is that there is not enough space tot
ilj shOW all thai there is to he shown.:
i,iht' jiiii. i ii ini.i Kin j ..i in i i its ..
of the atata fair work, tins depart
Btenl outgrew all expectations hy the
tinn- for the fair to open, and when
tliaed
IliHN 11, lins n-,11111 e i
li was inn ia,e in nn lease i
space to he
allotti
k new
d for it.
fa ir
some Striking : alines.
Those who still think Of thi- Indian
las an Illiterate savage, and those who
have an idea that too much money la
I being spent by Uncle Sam in elevating
his status have something to learn iv
I visiting the Indian tent at the fair.
For instance, did yoU know that
tn
ire-
ll,
Nav-
out
and
Utoe
fn
liapids. at
mta uf the
ml have on
other stud
WO Ian ' .-hi
A llillilef
dlsphiv a
the fair
illection of furul
I slating of sideboards, dress,
I eettees
ind divans that the richest
tiiiaii in .ll,u.Uel'iUC woniu hp giau lu
I have in his draw ing room?
And did you know lhal Nat-ton -ne-
it-ao-ae-bit-allly, another Navajo from
Mho reservation at ShiprocH, had
hammered out a got of silverware that
la trader was glad to give him 1109
for and that milady would be proud
to claim i s her own t
And did you know thai Navajo
blankets of the rarest and most ele-
gant design, thai would
in any
market for as high as $r,ini, are being
shown In profuaion al the latw
ground 1
And did you know that a Hopl In
dian hoy. member of i formerly
hostile tribe, had made pom il sketches
thai any newspaper would he glad lo
run in a conspicuous place m Its
columns; and that another student of
tha AJbuaueraue Indian aohool had
made an excellent
opy of the cartoon
in the Journal
it. B. Putney as a
i winner" a Ith the
reci in iv pin Usui .1
akowing Freaiaeni
Jockev "Cuming in
big state fair?
Progreaa Evident.
The chain es are thai, althOUgl
may have nvci among inese
many .veins, you did not
this and other equally
ihings were going on rh
die. nn that
remarkable
ht around
vou; hut if you will hmi; m ,,n super
intendent Ferry's tent at the fair
grounds tiie next time you go out you
I will see all these tilings.
The progress that la being made by
the Indians under the intelligent tute
lage of high class teachers Is almost
Incredible, The practical side of
things is the one that la most atrsaa-
ed. T.lttle lime is wasted In attempt
ing to drill l.o In the classics, for it
is considered of far more Importance
thai he should be taught tn be a good
farmer and lhat his wife and daugh
ter should know how to hake a good
loaf of broad than that they should
nee, im,. Droflcienl in creek and Latin.
And
mark. i
hibll a
money
uf the
when
one
looks over ihi
le di
ti
it
Spi
liiimedial
ly vanish. Any work that
will bring ahoul the Improv
il thai
Is shown under the Indian tent i
Work well worth while, at WhafVef
cost.
s.ic('ifliens of Work.
Here a few nf the things to b n
nt the Indian tent: In the exhibit of
the Albuquerque aohool there is some
excellent harness- in fact, so well is
Ihis Work done by th students of the
school that fifty "els were furnished
this veal tn the l 'llit.nl States govern
ment for the army In
dnmesl Ic
: ai ence tnere is n snowing
Of bread
and cakes and waffles of
the finest
quality, as well a
embroidery that
land holds the att'
nine visitors. An
I the invention of
needlework and
immediately Bains I
ntlon of the (emi-1
mproved stanchion
students of
th'
school, is the feature of the Black
smith departmi nt
Ton much p raise . anrml be v.vu
!the aft display, which exhibit I high
degree of talent on the pari of those
contributing to it. Bofotre getting
I away from the domestic science work.
however, mention hould be made "f
ja hat made entlrelv hy Anna Santiago,
one of the girls of Ihe school.
The Hants !' School.
Squally Interesting is the exhibit
,f
the Siit.ta I'V Indian school, wmen
In ' barge of Superintendent I."r. d
Sn d
cohu
train
of d,
domestic science, agn
rtleulture and manual
shown In a high degree
snt, and a group of photo-
, ( oni i, i in .i on Hrvn.)
BUT ONE GAME
SEPARATES THE
RED SOX FROM
CHAMPIONSHIP
One and
Alex;
oer
Hopt
ociay
NATIONALS GET MORE
HITS THAN PREVIOUSLY
Shore's Offerings Hammered!
Unmercifully but Swats Fail;
to Biin.i
in Runs;
Batsman,
Cravath
Boston, tct, It, Only 'one gnn
stands tonight between the Bi ''
I Anierieans ami the lias ball Champtu
ship uf the world, Vqt the third au
Iceaalve time thjpy defeated the I'hli
delphla Nations), today by the aati
thi
rk
if tl
I'hil
Mll.le
his I
ere Ah
culled
.1 ih.
1 1 V Will he
upon
fairly
X eollfl
deep in
lent thru
the champions
. , . ,
his own haii yard
the
pi. Ii
sixth
U in I
j game of the sel'li .-'
! Host, in on Thuraday
Xlexamier I'liilll
Ah
t'hilli
go N
! pure
Mlt
I was
i floret
I ninth
that
nidi
Ui
baa the
eated ye
S..x last
iterday
I th
: nf offenah ,. Mpporl
a Victor) tomorrow
'give the National h
i hanc In the dcrhs
J Tha Phttadelphti
I rather kindle i.. g
uferlnga toda y and
i ilian they litnl regti
he will put acroaa
that it has. Will
meat
made
itered
Th
p
lai king, imw ,
Hul "
liuik to
duy to ci
adelphia
hit Into
I.rw is
gain to
be Phil
boo n a
for the
Vc that
would
grounds
In.'
ds and
dlfferenci
nit' her i
tile
xand
I still!
a mil
behind
II V
.1
h
th
if
lied Boa that t
be the lust,
widely trom
lood-Wngllng
I Monday toda
ly commonpli
away in front
I en litest wit
Differing
I sparkling,
Saturday and
vus de. idedl
, Bed Sox got I
! never headed
e, ihe
ind were
Their margin
hut it seemed
ami theft' WH
never
at nil
lillle
was i ,iy v id
times aufflcle
to sill (he CI .
of excitement
le nf , estcrd:
OavOIll (iels Triple.
'Iiilln s made a I hi 1 il In their
I he eighth 'ie,-; us, "IVis"
ai'i in had trouble With the
let 'in vath's all gle bound
i hea.l. the runner pulling up
I with a thro -hagg. r la. his
half
Hpca
Two were out at the time and th
I I'.tis were not inclined to lake the sit -uaitlon
aerloualy until Luderaa, who
eemed to have found his batting evi
at last, slummed mil his third single
of the day and sent CrttVOth si am.i i
ling over ih, plate, Dugey went In to
run for Luderus ami further compll
caieo Hie silualion ny stealing sec
ond. (Vhitted, with a single, might
have tied the score, hut his fasl liner
went directly at the Boston pitcher
who gamely knocked it down and
threw the I'lillly lefl fielder OUl at
I'iiiliies I nil io Gel
ciil.-
win, onlj i
war fie:
In the
I he k' .vsli
( ravath in
i Uudarua
stti i Iflced
left i here
er at the
I neither cns
ulvaii
rft III,
I far as thin
ncrofi
when
gtrut i. out
t ..ft vviih a
second by
The lin k of
In tile Il
single, was
Whltted and
diivllig pow
momenta ic,s been ih
against the Phillies, f
I'hill
at ti
a- tonight,
stands Ihi
the s. '
one Bf
... nred
in
,. I'liilll, I hi,
heir opponent
seven
Boston was lucid tb score ils first
run today, Borrv walked to begin the
third inning. Cafly laid down a hunt
thai ordinartl) would hav been an
easv OUt, bill i 'I. a liners, in the bux for
tha Phillies, alipped ai
the ball a ml , OUld not
I self until Cady was
j Shore sacrificed Haiiv
I Cady tn second and
Scored a moment hit' r
ilm
irst. Ihe f
when II
,pel
was credited Wifh an Infield hit on H
bill that Nielmff should have gotten
Sox IttaU'b Is Dilculcd.
II looked bete as If the Hox were
in a position 'o mak enough runs in
thi- one inning to decide the contest
inn their attack failed, leott popped
ud a foul ami Speaker wa out on an
easv roller (to
The se, I ;
nlrig run t I me
Hohlllgel slnBl
Dllffv lvvis'
Mi in,, tll-i base III,'
ml sVntualt the win
over in ihe sixth when
id and meed home on
acireechln double to
the left field fence.
In Ihe winning run
Lewis had driven
yesterday and he
(( iillllnurU UU I in Two.)
INCOME TAX LAW
S DEFENDED Bt
iiween Hie
WEALTHY ON AVERAGE
BETTER ABLE TO PAY
Attorney Oeueral uregc
ly Justifies Policy
0 eased Rate Where
Is Above $20,000 v
HIV MOKNiNn JOURNAL . s LtKU WIMf.
Waahlngton, Oct, II Heavier tax
I'tiot, en Inn Incomes as a relict from
the disproportionate share" of go;
frnmenlal support borne hy the poor
under Indirect taxation, was defended
toda b) the governmani W a brl r
pending Income tax cases.
The brief bears the names of At
torney General Gregory, Solicitor I
General Davis ami Assistant Attorney!
i.x on no 'Hues
shift the
laid,, that
lie g rente
e paymai
;hc 'scale pf I
larger im oim
the inoli
of iii. rej
Kress n.is in us ois'
i lhat the heavier burdei
allied more easily In tin
; rugeoue.
Discusses unsilttulflnality.
I.,
ii ml ui in,
Im nut .
ihe brief urgea that the
Ule is limited tu excise
lax. - and doei not reach direct, taxes.
As lo alleged discrimination, the gov
ernment contends congreaa has the
n . ognised power to make claaalflca-
linns BO long as the are hot uiiual
ural and ale baaed on real distinction.
Exemption ol persona from taxation
on the flrat IS, 000 income and taxa
tion uf corporation on all Incme is
luatlfled on the ground that corpor
ationa havi nn pi i onal r family
Coin pla inl s
igainai holding i
inn corporations
in pay il tax "II
f d Incrimination
m panics i,v requir
ing not individuals
corporate dividends
tatsmant that then.
la a greater difference between in
dividuals ami holding companies than
between Individuals and gctlvi -
poratlons and that Ihe court bus up
held a distin,. linn Iii the hitler In
stance in the corporation tax cases.
i lullei lions of the additional tux
poratlons is defended as avoiding
double taxation, The argument that
there is an unlawful discrimination in
Hie lax upon husband and wife liv
ing together in, thai they are entitled
onl to nn,- exemption of $4,000, i
answered Willi the point that e, in
gress has luatlfled in 1 m ' a die-
uf lesai i
,st uu the other,
uii i.ix decisions
the lorn
and ohj,
i ion In,
the colli
real dlffi
with nn
and on,.
idiug companies,
quiring corpora
since Is met with
there is g very
en u corporal
lie. I as the
intion thai
n n,,. betW
LAWYER MAY RECOVER
FROM ANTHR0X ATTACK
New foTk, Oct. II lioorge V
I Stack pole was niil fighting for hisj
jllf today in iieiieviie hospital agSHnat
I th,. sinwiy spreading disease of anth
rax, from which no human being af
fected, within the memory of doctors
'here, has recovered. He Was aided
I in antitoxin, heretofore used only foi
seem tn be hnl. linn hi - OWtl ti
physicians at bis bedside pn
him shgiitiv Improved,
iIORF RI6I
EMBARGO
IM SHIPMF
GOVERNMENT IN
SUPREME COURT
common today as to whether the
government wa still aliownj cotton
to go into German) under certain otr
uinst. luces, sit Bdward Grey, tin sec
retary for foreign affairs, said thai
raw cotton, cotton waste and cotton
yarn have all bran dei lared contra
baud and that (very posslbl step has
bn taken tn pravenl th from
reaching Germany.
.0
ft It . w .
five different points At the
tune Italians n. re-attacking
o r defenses ni Tolmlno while
. a i -.. t he A ust I iuns ale Jaid lo I
"H"MI ni.Mn'D'l
UM1 .M IVIDfUill
,s s. ... i
III. II . SW il n
w dtah
I II the
I
The Ntcodemta was sunk off the
Kvuthero point of Gland. INrodMh
island which Kulmai aound separates
from the mainland.
The imw was given fifteen Mutinies
to take to thi boati ii is reported
thai they all I indi i tafel
THIRTEEN JURORS TO
HMIDT
II. HOMINI , s . I.IC.I I..IID Will
Lot Angeles Oct II A jury of
tint n men will be Impanelled to
ii v Matt hen Hchmldt foi murder
in connection with the dynamiting of
the l's Angeles Times loiildiiig, Ii was
agreed Indus bj attorneys for the
pt osei utton and Ihe defenai
The objeel ..I I he t hn tenth man is
t.i provide a substitute In ease of 111
ii. ss or death of a juror.
Witnesses began to arrive today and
it was sac! presentation of testimony
nrohabty w in begin Bonds i
Paso'
.. wiiai
At the re
lie striking
lit decided
tO accede
agers and
to take III
w .
tu
en IT
irris
thai the
appointed
that the
ra wdr
p
ptember n
messagi
i
ihe
state executlvt
lived ill
the return
rejected c
there had
miners, a
liftoti simullaneoiislv
with
from Bi pas,, i,r the as vet
immlttesmen. Prior to tin'
boon apparent, among tin
disposition to relet tin
demands of
the managers lor a new
committee nt former
prominentia Ideni ifli .1
, i n Pederatlon nf Min
sage from Ihe go
mnluves mil
with the West"
is. The i n es
ernor quickly
ide. A, Mutant
si, re
pi I'"-"
e confer
and will
ni'iihiihlv
attend
new i
agent.
The
today.
ih
between tin
unit
in, I II
ma n
v. No troopa we
l, though a p. ill,
Mo
Idlers l ell
aalii the were en-
preserving order and
of law lessni a, would
si hinl
tl
simple expedient of
i ace disturbers frnm the
Maintained by the union
as, iinis making it mi-
,em to remain in camp,
e uf strikers today be-
ig the Clifton business
ui cards as SOCl I mem-
can
ni nv assi
lo lake i
stern
cards
dera I inn
cost. Ha
of
a nil
the
Ar:
sal
fton
up-
ll, said If the strikers
strike, nor would h discuss ihel
BRITISH AGAIN WIN
IN EQUATORIAL AFRICA
i uni
lain
.. i .mo
.mil
i
I
Other success for llritish an
Kamerun, a German colony
em equatorial Africa, whet
troops have been fighting
mans for several month. V
tally announced today, ti
menl says:
"Wuniglugus. in the Kami
captured by British foroes
I bin - hum enmJMmoni on
1 1 1 . i was
after a
i ictober
ic Ttte enemy, in considerable mini
hers. Is being energot ealty pUrttMHl.'
STRIKERS AGREE
in nFMANns uf
w mm mm mm w w
III I III. I I I I I II W Mm I I w
nu t !
irden Complying With Govemorl
'':'""! Hunt s Hediiest, New Com
mittee Is to Go to El
SERBS ATTACHED
ON TWO SIDES BY
AUSTRO-GEIANS
AND BULGARIANS
illies Rush Foicps to Rescue;
Greece Refuses to Recog
nize Treat as Binding in
GRAND DUKE NICHOLAS
TO OPPOSE MACKENSEN
and British in West Are Re
lentlessly Pounding Teu-
London, Oct It (10:11 p m i
Sell. 1. 1 is m,w baiag attacked frnm
the north and the east. The Austro-
n armaria, after their oapture of ltd
grade and s. in. n.ll ui. a 10 advancing
southward, wiuie the Bulxarlana have
Nlsh. the war time capital of Serbia,
nd attack the Set lis on the flank if
the) ne driven back by toha Barman
' field tnarahe i. son kfa rs an sen
The situation i admlttad to be aerl-
ions, not only fur HafMg, hut fag the
Whole allied caUae. It Is asserted that
tile s, i Mans are mflli ting very heavy
teases both on the Auetro-Oet muns
and llulgartana, hat with their urmy
I of about a Quarter of a millloa men.
I thej ire bi lleved to have iiitie , hanoa
if making any prolonged raaiatanca
umlnal thrsv or four hundred thmi-
I aand auatro Germans and probably
two hundred thousand Hulgurs.. Tliev
already are arranging for the trans
fer of the ciipltnl to Mon.istlr, in the
extreme southwestern i in ner of the
kingdom
GMMMM Ignores Tifutv.
liicece annnli nll lias
de, Ided lo
ignore the treaty undo,
aunnaaaa to go in the
which she Is
assistance, of
of an attack,
said when
Bulgarian .it-
. n... U....I...... ..Hi- In
fT i .. nuns having
ufficlallv imilficl . f the
i . ,, Hie i '.i , ... ,-. main- m
poai-
lion id armed neutrality "
The followers of the qg ,,h upts i n
I. tne hOWOVef, have de 'ided tn take
energetic action, am soon as the new
ol the Bulgarian minister was handed
his passports, and M. Vlvl.ml. the
.'n noh premier, In the chamber of
dep
today declared thai Frame,
ritaln and Itussln had decided
to take Joint action and that tomor
row "Ruaalnn troopa will tie fighting
by the 'ide of ours."
Brand Duke tn Command.
An Anglo-Krencli force is known to
he landing in Balonlkl, but there la
jcoiis ,h ral'le speculation as to whi le
Hussia will niter the BatkMI 00"
tolhlot. it is reported that Grand Duke
do I Nicholas is to command tha Buaatan
to Balkan army, which it is believed in
j military circles here would make the
1,1 llulgarinii people less willing In fight
C"e I against Hussia. there being a deep
r- I , t Htnona the Hnlgarlan pcus-
, anti for the emperor and his family.
Halt 10 I Igl'l at Home
undrrsi 1 that Italy has da
,ot in co operate with ihe all!
Balkana, the Italian gotera
i. mi: of the opinion that troops
II h
eannot bo
Other than
spared for any campaign
in Trantlno and Trleit.
Now tint Austria and Germany
have entered on their itaik.in entor
prlae, winch is Interpreted as the first
Isle, , Inward all endellVnl' In secure II
I German emnue in lilt Near Bast,
,n..r. , i. a,, drawing hack, hul the
allies hop that with a vigorous of
Tensive both on the east and the Wl
thej vvill be able at least to preven
Ihe sending of any large reinforce
ments tn H'leld Maishal van .Macken-
st inr German.
in both the Phampogn
inns of Prance are con
iffemtv, inn not on th
cent attacks. The llrlt
r suocegae In repelling
an attaek ar preparing
lOVO htit lit what polttl
mandlng generals know,
v have started II is be-
and
III, nine Ih,
scab
Ish .
,f I lie I I
I 11
lleved hen thai
the lirltlsh and
French on the western
the Hermans no rest.
Ii Is much the same
Will give
I II
front The Austfo-Gvrman having
brought their offensive to an end,
cept ill the region of Dvlnsk, the BO"
sinus have recuperated wonderfully
and ate striking back In their familiar
wav The iicrinaiis claim another
success west ol Dvink, bill thev tire
still fighting to 'he west of Btotiakal
They alsii iinnounce that ltu.islan
, nti r attacks have been repuhwd
south of the Pripel river In V.dhynla
and in ' lallcta.
Htrtins llossiao Olfcnslu
Th'
I ( lissill n s
seemingly have en
hs Inltlatlvo, rapee
II,,.. ii Is reportd
tha Husstans have
gained I
C.alicla H
itrogTad, tin
victory on i
ie river Hlrlpct
h this battl' was
Thi lorritorj
fn ubht im, rks
ftuaslan battl
fensive on II
v III
BXtn in" left of the
,. Tin' RuatJan of
r..ni si, iied several
ittCC were won hi
rembowl Austro-
ments were lushed
i inressam ftghtlna
no General 1 'ount
man, Is I, ihe Alistrn-
. , i .,in and the tler
i of i in lav ay that
I,,, i terman troops
Tnrnppoi an
i termini ft Inl
up, and hart
has I ken pin
v..., Bothmet
i ' r i ,
i n
i ores for Mdiiii is' i gati He.
I mi, Inn. i let. I -' :i 2H p, rn i More
than one million pounds sterling (Mr
iiii'ii min i weekly, is I cing paid by the
Brittah government to the wives and
, '. ii, in , i of soldier with the color.
This statement was made In the house
of common todav

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