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VOLUME IL ?ESS AHDER50N. S. C., SATURDAY MORN?NG. NOVEMBER 27, 1915. ?mm AUSTRO-GERMANS ENGAGE SERBIANS WHILE BUL GARIANS FIGHT ALLIES RUSSIAN ARMY CONCENTRATE!! On Rumanian Border R??iy to Enter Conten in Serbia's Behalf. London, Nov: 2G.- Driven to th'ej .MOntottfcgrto-AIbaiiihn border tb M Serbian main arniy, ate engaging ?he 'Austro-Germons whilo tin 'Bulgarians aided hy Von Gallwltz, turned on tho Anglo-French la fee ?'restorive! the Vardar river. '" . ? Tho Bulgarian advance on Moni stir rppears- to- bo abandoned for offeuT slves on ?the French positions oh the - * Gerna .river, where fighting is under Pway. ; ... .Saloniki dispatch^-hint that the .Trench', niay wiUurnfl". from Krlvolak j to tfco- southwest, vhef?/.reinforce ment . ore ; beinj; ?iincentrate?. ?Tho Russian' ai;oiyis being massed nt" Bessarabia;i>Odessa' an? .'Sebasto pol: to ti I ta ck Frailarla through RU manl?, via Dauifb^'tO Varna^?rtateross' tho Black Sea to .tho Bulgarian or ' .Turkish coast and will be commanded by General1 Kurop'?tkin of . Russlaa ? ': Japaneso "war . prom menee". lt is reported from Switzerland, that i the Germfths '-ard . sending1 reinforce- | monta into. tho 'Balkans to meet - the ".Russian; Offensive, but'?their, ajvlccs claim that -the.f^rma?s-.&.!?>. strength eni?g tho western front. . Tho AustrGrX?ermans are".dttocklngj ,to..Gall?la to'dlvert'itho rjasshmsiaud ?^;?;Jl&iiyl?^ against Gortefu as reported' cli?cked.by-A?strian colla tor attacks. Tho Brltl?h clhfm to have advanced within ten mile* of Bagdad and taken 1,300 ' 'Turkish'.^prisoners."''' Turkish : attacks'continue in Gallipoli. ;. . Athens dispatches.indicate, that 'tho .Greek reply, tb the entente note agrees to a .partial "demobilisation and ..-.^j^-j^i^CTo tn. cjinvj?wtto 'firat?c ' trannii from Saloniki and distribute thei? atong tho frontier. RUMANIANOW > INjyiM?LiXir^ : London, i Nov. ; 20;-Greek affairs havhig omorgod frora tho uncertainty ' wlhlch. for?Eom? timo were a menace to tho' al Hod campaign in /the Balkans, .Rumania'* is tho problem that com mands toe chlo! u^^^ Europe. Although she is beset with difficul ties isomo>v?iat.similar to'those which ' caused Greece to hesitate, she is hot involved lu the same political turmoil .and her situation wH.oip^ted to.ide ... - ; .-? velop moro rapidly'. - Whatever Ger; ; man; efforts might Ji?vo been toads On Rumania is believe to ho Offset-by tho prefl?'nco. :6f iRTgb : Russian forces xloso to tho, frbniler, and tho rapidly developing . > .'.Russiat? V. ^?yaradnes?' which imahirr believe ' ; indicate- that ?/;-'.>.. J/vuvil-.i i,i to ''e?f?r t?o Bnlkau cam paign: soon. Emperor. Nlcbolus Is reported to , have promife?d ibo appearance Of Rus '.oiaa. troops .-in-< Bulgarra-/r?thh* ? week. Indications are Increasing that .this campaign will'./'.-balaunched through Rumania. Ria reported that a, conters^-ce ' is. trvktog place between Rumania anti: ,t?ia ?. Russians t? got .-.'.'.-'??' Rumnnla'!} cousnrrit:. Tito D-itaaufaa . statement indicates cl?h'irty:.ta'?t.giving-j -'tVis-..-?0aseut' .'depends : Upon' -whe<*>*d, tho allies' ?ain ?ii* preponderance' of |: Torc-, iii the Batlruus,".. Rum??iU: gives,J: evidence cf hoing strongly impre?sctf-j? by toa. presence cf, 25Q,00..vR?ssiaaa> s|g?'--' near htr' bonier. No important, ?c^?ovemo't? in; :. tha; ^^./'Baikah?i hfcsbebr. sported in thotost few dhyo. ..vvRb';*?Iy:.:tt.small--sttttfrflg ..;/: t^nritory lett t? defend' the .Serbian ie?d?rs claim Serbia to*hbt tje?^ aa<I chn' haiass the invaders, .;^T>.i?/BbV fSSmff-' gem?an' commander,- says- King R?iter's troops?wilt: be pat. oat- ot notion In a ?' few days. '. ./; V..-./'-',.. No aflicta! .s?^rt-hi^^^. hore ot tilts- fall- or\^?$th&5*6r t?il , th?/i^hAn i Shave be&h. fighting'f .. ,.? months, hut ttiis?^ieve^,^n?ntoBat; This pla?a hH#r?boen; 'e?)k^^f ?ha ?ta?fauis b?ri? boon ^fighting-^ . . . . i1 doy as' ?j*e^ti?ni ?tJio;?tt?ck :v^gbr?u? Pari? Tephrt?^";'iqttlet''-'-In'i'th?.wes' Heavy anew. i?fts f???b ta . ?tO: Res, . '.t^penhaa?t?,. Nor. i.s.-By . bhrdi?g ^?i?^.?ver -the, ; , <rfciaSL-nTe-it?yi?ij?;ito-'-^ra?w'..^' V?Wi'. ' ?l?;'Rbl^?W'R'cdtG'Wtte^ tire'vi^tta?ios-?O?.vTc rni-Yi??s to imomcl';u hc-?-t?. ? NOTED GEORGIAN CHARGED | W?TK..OFFENS? AGAiftoT POSTAL LAWS OWN AlTQf^EY1 Published Articles in fW.-Maga v adria Against Policy of Catii- I o?c Church. Augusta, Ga., Nov. gustans and ten mon residing 2G.-r-Two Au lp Bmallor towns tn t'io^ jurlsalction ot tho federal court cf South Georgia wore chosen, today io try Thomas E. Watson for sending obscene matter through the mails,-in articles on the tMholic church, (punished in his magazine. ' .Tue trial, which opened this morn-'| trig*. vih'en Judgo. Lambdin overruled Watson,'s demurrer to quash the' in? d'iclment proceeded swiftly to the se lection of the Jury: . AU the jury rum -aro vintuaVy; men jjf. middle . Postmaster J-. M. Barnes, of Thomp son, Ga,, where VVatsoh's magazine I3 "published^- was thA .only wi thees heard before This afternoon's adjohrn me?gt. Ho testified that the issues of (tia o?gaitn'e' re?erred to in the. gov ernment's .bill,, had been ihhiled. ; District ?A ttorney B. ' ??V Donald son,- in outlining the government's eas? that it was M?j^jfoc?saary to ?Trovo -inp 'matter 'd&f?&f: :A?d .datson as* responsible for tho mailing. i^Mr. ov'hij.cttse, said that his purposB in publishing tho. articles should bo tah? bn*into-;consideration. Ho said he ?:k\i been fighting for soven years tho tight that Luther and1 Jolm Knox had made against Catholicism: . . il Hauy Present. - ' Augusta, Nov. 26 .-Watson, tiled a demurrer to ,?^isdict?iw? aaa.picad-. ed hlmcelf. ..Ho ?aid. tho indictment \vas il legally drawn. Tho ?ntliro fore-, nooa was tait?n: up with; arguments after' which Judge Lambdin ovOrn/led tfcie d?marrer.'.. , TliQ .AVo'rk of ^Oleotihc a jury wasi thea begiia. . Sa iniany :?r?w?odi;^to, tho cbuni roora that the judge, ruled that no 'moro than could bo seated wc-nid be al iowod: to! eh ter'. ' Th?. crowd < stood on tho steps outside. '. London, Nov,, 20.-^Assertions that German officers directed Turkish troops..in . tho" masBscrp' of Armenians in Mitsh, . .where tho Turkish .'artil lery; madd- short. work of i.GOO ta" con tained- in a. letter ftom a prominent Arnum ian in Tl fl ls and: given outvJby Viscount Br ye a. The information was ciado ; :public by Lord Sryce and1 de tailed moro Armeulan, outruges. ? ZEPPELiys .JByr'jCt?VB " J Vlai?s Caus? London Whoppers'to Go Hosie Early, -, London, Nov. '26,'--Zeppelins. . iaye'': been moro \ elf cc live arguments for BhoppingeaTliy^?tv^aiirtho -jileas ever framed by-,the mercht?i?r'[assentations' ahki 'ctlesia?hs',!;:iiniohK frit Um'dun. n Ons.of the lariat depevtm^1* otorc? ? ?h.tbo city now elbsok at il n. m. Tho ptUsro'elosfe. at 6 and 0:3o; depending on their loe?i?o?V. , But late shoppers' aro becomingfewer, while- mofntajr {? i stopper.! have "incised-.. t?niepjal|y'.: bsirkoii?d st roots, bysi??^kea^s yryo-> t?m h?rne : of 'Rights; have hurt : the bwsineaS'-.?ojt.^^fi^^y?ewo??rs .and. ot \ " yiho?i ^aleo. dopendiTlhrgeiy or? 4??f?i&displays a^d ;. e?'fctrlc fling, seed, and meal houses ct tho . ,.o; cotto?,'towl mill wes hnraed M ias&ftft' for $176.000. -.The c^asa ot tr*- tire, thossecond in. twenty four lioars, ia . undotferst?oed.yi\ pearly. 8, a^-'^nS/O^^e?d r?^.r;a^t^r?swi5^ a^ed? SAYS i I NATIONAL BANKS! CHARGE USURIOUS RATES OF INTEREST REPORTS SHOW CHARGE CORRECT Ot?ly National Banks of Five] States Denied Charge of Excess Rates. , Washington. Nov. 26.-Replying to tho American '.Rankers', association's recent criticism of. lils statement that many national banks charged usurious rates of Interest, ? John 'Skelton, Wil liam r, comptroller'?f^ihelcurrencyde clared that his" reports of "September 2. 1915 shbwod trm't" '2,740'? out . of 7,61" national thanks\wera ' charging j ten per cent on'some loans.' ' .Only national bunks ?? iVvo states, he- said, denied the charge" that they had charged' twelve 'per Cent lu some Instances. iisiiMffiii Forain Womer* Sa? That Bel-i Jigere?t Nations Ready for Peace Suggestions. Washington. Nov. 26.-Mme. 'Kost ka Schwlnuiietr, of HunguTy and Mrs. Ethel Snowden, wife or a British par4; llatoent-member, told President Wil son today that ' they had information that a-majority of the boUigorent na tions would not-turn deaf earsAo aug gestiona for a peace gathering. - The president was urged to ini tiate a peace conference, or at least to signify that he would appoint a Unit ed States : delegate if - another - neutral called ono. Although the president's position bas been. that ibo toadh heard nothing to lead, him <to. believe the tuno .pp^ port?me ?Or him to intervene, Mate'.. Schwimmer bald thai 'he* seemed im- j pressed with tho weight -of recent' peace talk. *: Resolutions urging a conference cf nenin '..! adopted at h. mass meet lng boro . was laid before the presl dent. ???M|'? . ' ? - ? , -T WU! Not Act. ; Washington, Nov. 2?,-President Ja--j ter let if bo knoWn ho would take no part in any peaco. movement at this time as ho -still considered: the Euro pean nilkra in no mood: :*to discuss peaco now. -He; stated . authorlatlve-! lytk bf vthb ilrsi : ihtlht?t?ba . .from; tho warring nations that peace of tdrti|':.h"6.' welcomed,' ?i?? ' "<jnjfe*wM#: would act. ? .;.A;.V;;: :l 'r ' '.;:;:.; Henry Ford's peace party will riot) carry1 ; /g?ven?rie?tt','re? abroad i / .Unless cbhditldhh , ChahgeV fiuic?ly tho" government will not iakei psVt ?Br'tlio.?ffop??eai~?^nferean?s... j Pari?, Npv. 26.-Subscriptions to tho I i.?ULr^<kiiikmH'?t'. <<T ^.MM nt V??.ll tory" l'? esc?edins all expectations. Edr {: tuaat&- ih?k yesterday ;in Parla alono f IS^.OOO.t?OO . weite' sUo|hrihed. ; Tbs joan; reported by ?i?; Bank'of. France aloha received subscriptions of j ^fe^?Wlllba? francs: /Dispatches r?^??'tprcitt#$ say peuple stood tn ? litio of ^ost?nteos'?ad tax coi lectori* since? - to 'subs??HHK;': tfoo'??v'loeut. .. !^HPi>u? ?>ld I^idy ton small Tfing? ?ali -.r?i?waf S~OK>:d?rJP. t F How : we're rotife???g?. 1 hift s?rii ?n aciddeit wt?i ?tf^M'.'Ui''thia tenth. . ; tiieir/ b?dnf -st??**?i*n?'ed ? wi .. :>sw|^1. rae?t, ainm, ^-^^M*'^.0?rfOi^P0; drive f?r jusf ?? ?W? had fce??i?eh Haily) - # dba^thiafc ?an knowe much ?bout i?Cr^a?sins.ian?w. ; ----- . "Vforfcj on Messag*--. : ^ws>4iinrfuo^. Nov; 26.-^-Tho pres? i^t'. eaa^fp^V:^^^ work oh Ui-c?iigress.. Hf w.or%ea,on lt utttU l?t? ? ^ht, cbul?T h?t- JlhHh i?- , ibo, pr?rtOi?t ggf?ct? HKh'fe leaveh; awn typatyrnl Germans on Trial ira ' . Efl ? |Ovrl iJueuKj resent director of Ibo J ';3&i^bh.rs>'AjuQr2^h St^KHhlp ('o I Carl .Buertz. 1. . n.i-in.:.- rc-?jId?nt><U l'r?etor of thc : s Hamburg^tanurlcr .eamii'.ip cor.;;. hi: tho I rg?s't '.?tttkt?li^'. company In thief ?world, was,'with..??jvor?l Of. hhvasso "elates; placed on ttgal In New York | |o? the charge of conspiring *o defraud tho . United StatcB govtermnent hy ] ?sending coal and provisions to ships Hot -tlu> German fleetv This l3 the first J Important trial of any Germans I wm um owe ?resident Wilson Will See Fu ture Officers Play in New i- - > ' York. ; : Now York, Nov. 20.-Despite pros Je'ct8; of unpleasant weather crowd? ?f .obleera;, government1ottlclala, cadets and midshipmen .continue to arrive Ire're'for tho army-navy game tomor >\v, indicating the largest aUendanco Ince. , the contest'' was inaugurated twenty-five years ago. ^vFjresldertt Wilson's ',- boy - will bo' on n?yy side, for half'the gams and tba army side the other - halt. * /Belgian lawyers in Trouble. f ?London, Nov.- 2?.~-?V .series of lashes'-between ; Belgian lawyer? and ierpt??;."officials culminated in the Importation in captivity .'; to' Germany jf lkje'n; Theodorj chief of order of 0,-je idjpc&tes bf Brussels; ^n-d Henri B03 -pnii foMnior chief of the';same order., r Leon1;Theodor, chief of order of tho o abie verted when General von! Bis ?g, r?ih&ry .governor-of * Brussels, ?irao;I- in a letter that the;' :Het*}^ :??d??i; *tvas lax la taking .up Meases .-?if ?' ?firpi?na. i?b?c t?yiiobve Tty ir Wurm Place. Vetrogrsd,"*Nov. &u.?^G?rr?>n .pr?3 : i.skcn 'by Russians are; iuotcl i aa F.ayUjg. the German forces'' sr?! down bvirwd because they have to evacuate com foi table, trenched which <??ey. bad prepared -.for the whiter; The hashim general staff is not. dlSpOised - to over estimate' ??rtne of KhK-reb*rted Russiani?uccesacs as. for Conspiracies. George Hotter, Officer ot Koenig Wilhelm. 8. Walter I'oppinghuus . tiuperlntnftifej^j ? ag, Engineer oiJInniburs^^e? . America**. ..vj^^^^ ; charged with . plotting f?cre to help their government u tho war. Walter. Poppinghaus la tia auperlhten?lng I engineer . pi the .1r Jnhurg-American, whilo .George Hotter waa.second ofll-: cor of the Hamburg-American, liner/ Koenig Wilhelm. ,Thn Moat No tobie, Trip Token] By the Government Ay?a? tors Was Success. San Antonio, Nov. 2C-Tho flight pf six army aeroplanes front Port. ! Sill, Okla., here, ? distanc? of . &Q0 mllea, fixe most notable thc govern ment .aviators! have undertaken;".'was concluded today when th? aviators 4,200 feet .high in a twenty-five; milo j wind circled the city and landed. Ot Fort Sam HoinrtOn. Today's flight ;frbm Austin wSs 'mado in. one hour and ten minutes. Thc distance.-is. seventy-two milba. . .?..; en --. . ; -.mm Ballimore, Nov.- 26A-A Wireless dis patch says that thi^- Chesapeake bay steamer, Tivoli,, from Baltimore for Crisfield; was bur?ed oft* . Thomas I Point, about fifty miles down the bay, .Twenty; three/psisengers were rca-1 .'cued hy tho "steamer ' Florida , and; Ukbaioyi. Captain' Richard Howard J ?andra crow of thirty seven were yav ci. -, ' ' V ". "- y. .-. _ ,. i (?t?rman ?ralscr $nhkV , . Lando?j Nov. 26.-.The GerHriab pro- [ tooted r'????is?r ^a??rjctoh' was s?ok bin a submarine according to a som?-?m Clal'ann?fcncem'?nt ?.t potrbgriUl; says: J a Central News .'dispatch'. 'Tb^?^sueri- } lob was sported,sent to.U?e Ixttt?pv la the- same T&ruii^ ;tect^l ' 'bruiner;.U^?ne/>sist?r ehip of .tno :l^avuViob, Wbs loat.; .' --'?ki fijsnuuttU^ Sab Psrattclscov :&?v. 20.-The be-, !ramjBg of tbs eba of i?? Pans?n? Pa? if ic exposition has been rtabubd, it :tra:t. an nonacid d'ay ; before yesterday IVY th?; '?C'U?JV or fdlV- offl?ti 1st I? in .V??ttgNbUle on allStbcj htoib exhibition { jotypiit v thfc JPalaCO, of_ ..Pine! U;4* ?t? tb*7^^ "Asiste of Fine Arts wilt be keptVopeal ilnHI if?V ist. - . VILLA S??iPERS l?Wr. BE HIND FIRED INTO UNITED STATES WOUNDED THREE_ I^?NTRYMKN Five Mexicans Wounded By the | Return Fire of the Ameri can Troops. Nogales, 'Ariz., 'Nov. 26.-Nogales,; Sonora, the Mox lean town across thc! border from h?re, was captured by Obregone Carranga "forces today. Af terwards Villa snipers, left bellina, ] fired into t?e United States, wounding) three American infantrymen. .>?*lye. Mexicans, including' one'-wo man. were wounded when tho Ameri cans returned the fire deliberately at tho ordere of Colonol W. H. Sago," In command here. Tho Mexican* town was looted dur-'| ing the Bliooilng'und tho Villa troops retired before' Obregon's onslaught. Ono American ??ead.y Stephen Little of y air lout, N. C.,; ono ot three Infantryo*. m"wounde&?; died toolgvit. Herbert L. Cates, oil Swepsonville, N. C. is not-expected to: live and Arthur L. Sauna, of Ver non', Ind,, was shot In chn toot. The Death Stands at Ten With Seventy-five Persons In jured. \ Hot Springs, -Ark., Nov. 2.6,-^-No! additional deaths, were reported to night aa the result pf 'tUo: Thanksgiv ing Day tornado, .which, swept tho out skirts'hero. Tim death list stands at ten, with seventy-five injured* Search ers found' a subdivision ihhnbltatbd by negroes- wlp'od out, but with no loss. of lifo. '*I3BHPB1? Relief parties .began a systematic scorch in fie path of th*> tornado .which swept through a. "populous" farming section cast of this city lalo yesterday brN efforts to find persons reported missing. IDE R?TE M?? Now York; Nov. 26.--Tho propor tion cf suicides to the population IQ ! I?6 cities -in this country last fear was higher than for any year elnco 1009, according to P. L. Hoffman, sta tistician, for the Prudential Insurance company.. Mi. Hoffman's report shows that 4,082 persons killed themselves. This ls at the rato of 20.3 for each 10?.POO of population. ,8&n Francisco heads' his Hst, with 234 suicide? and a' rate of 62,4, while .San Diego, Sacramento, Los Angelos and Oakland follow.,. In all th?se cities Mr. IloffmVb reports tho rate for 1914-waa in excess of thrt for tho previous, bop years, ? NeTy'York hufrOughs of Manhattan and the Bronx, with SJ18 suicides, have a r?-tc Ot 20 2, while" Rrooklyn'e, rat* is" i2;S> Figures for tko entire .<?lty ar? nt# recorded. The low inte here 1? attributed IE part to the law. tro?-; hlbitingthe* ca?rying* of firearms. Mr Hoffman Kays that tho laws govern ing tho salo bf; poison seem bot te l bo properly unforced in many com munities. . .; Three times as many ??en as women commitsuicide,' the,figures' show. Blrmingbam. Ala\; Nov. 26.-Albert; Wakefield of Bessemer, egad twenty onb abd totally blind, called Miss Ruby.' WaltbKH- frpm">*rayer! meeting at North Bimiaetvim li?nltkt ss?r?d hw io shake h^dWi?d flr?d?v ?xh HB^k?Ji^^'bfeM^tiand, : iW?lefi hTfijsnr. ; mu IVa^aall^^uTditlolfr ~ critical. Waiweft^id -psst-.th-'church In nn ambulance.. hired; ip'-BVe^enisT. H RAISING REVENUE TO MEET ARMY-NAVY INCREASES BY TAXATION DISAGREES Wi*H LEADER KITCHIN Senator Simmons Advocates Ad ministration's . Defense and Merchant Marino Plans. .Washington, Nov. '20.->5e^hfor Simmons, ot North Curo?-3i chair m\m of the finance committee, touay ap iproved the MCAdco plan of raising ro v?liu? to meet the u'rmyin'av'y " in? ; creases. br international taxation, wc-llo Sehn.iior Smoot,, of Utah, the ?loading republicen on tho finaneo ^committee, "attached Secretary Mc ? Adoo's recent financial statement aa I mislead lu jj, with 'the rtiyenue esti mates too high and expenditures toe lorr, , Senator Simmons, dlfleribg from Fbpreseutatlvo Kitchin, majority house leader, advocated tho adminis tra UoaV defense and merchant ma rine plainsi oad fletlared : that th? In come ta:: oxorapiton -was too high alia said flint gasoline and automobiios should share tho burden of thc tax. . Senator Smoot auld that Mr. 7i\c Adbo'a-' . national defence estimate, !p3?S&? at ?93,C00.00O i .l^T^jl .leah?'.?than1 tho d?p::. which were' approved by the pi dent. ( Nev; York, Nov, 26.-I?, tho trial ot Karl Bnenz and other pincers ot tho Homburg-American line, charged with conspiracy to defraud .: the United iSUttes in filing falso, manifests for vessels leaving: American porta with supplies for German warships,, lt waa ..?K^''">Sat.'vaiov'WPatah? had troublo with the leave of oh? charter ed ship.. Olaf Neilson, captain Of tho Norwe gian steamer Nepo?? said he refused to obey the man placed aboard to direct vessels course after going .to; sea. Neilson insisted on going tb.Monrovia, according to tito clourunca papers. The vessel finally stopped At Teneriffe whore alto , remained? fl vo mouths. iSomo of tho cargo wat?.'sold to tho British., ho said. Tho .government claims, to have a mass of evidence ubt yet touched up^n. nisi Crls.tlnin,;-Norway, Nov,. 26.-Au ex Ipedltion ito study the evergreen trpes I bf tho northern ' Pacific: coast, fron?; ?Oregon up through British Colombia,, l's to bo' sent'?ut by the Norwegian government next spring; w&h a vlow to Teforestliag the horr?,* .Norwegian coast Uno and islands; 'yea r a ago, the Norwegian coast-?vas vieil timbered. But sbiphu?dere and loggers, cut away tho ; firs abd pipes ?without planting , nsw. bass in their places'. Suc^itrees' as spranji up w6re killed by tho cold, as they lacked tho protection bf the old trees' agfilnsfc the tifeather. TheMresult ^:^^?th'?\'..?|?as:t.' .bec?,r.?*> desolate and ? laure? i^?t weaily was destroyed Within tho l?st <??teen ye-ir?, a na tional .forestry' soct?iy ha<\bten ^dis t*ibl?ytay ^ ?nd #katmg;.'nufserl?r f?fn?y'tr^a;; But tho native ya^e^s^^ato'ao^r^p; bardy as tho spruces, fir? and pins? ot'tTi*;?B?r^erh Pacifi?: coast'of. Amer ica^whcVe climatic; oih?itiprfi;re?smr bis Norway'B. The ?xp?ditlovt w'jll aiu'dv American forestry meth>,nls diitih** its visit, to tim Pact?le. >whlch will lsst-six* ar. rt|^\t ybnttjir , . , ; f, &ex??aae? ..?a^rae^.-^feiwli.-; whsirhi^t?o {Nov 2e;-^Eishty by :?e?eW.'0B'rifeit??-?ta: <a%dy ??eaM ^tewa. ??arat?dr'?ra^A j^^^.?tmi gtn?s. jj_Vir'i "' . '-~''^3MS??, methods a?d return Vera JCr?sSM* Tuesday. ; T&ey wre ?inthere .itt* Carranza was reoosnited.