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The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-09-17

--Patras, Greece, last year sent IS,
sos new settlers to the United States
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1914-09-17

and the young lady was able to put
in her call.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
ADMIRAL CRAOOOCk
WENT down WITH
SHIP IN DISASTER

Valparaiso Nov, Att is prpita bls
that from SEQ to 29ee officers and
men lost their lives in the naval bat
tie off Coronei. when the British
squadron. composed OF tae cruisers
Good Hope, Monmouth and Glasgow.
and the transport Otranto, WAS prte-
tteally destroyed by the German iiees.
composed OF the Scharnhorst. 6nei-
senau. Leipzig. Bremen and Numbers.
The German officers In port here
declare that the Good Hope WAS So
badly damaged that II WAS iinp,tsss-
BILE for her to remain af!oat The
Monmouth had SUNK, and he iits-
gov ana Otrantn had fled IN storis,
and darkness II may he, TN sref IRE.
tina, Rear Admiral SIR Christ 9pher
Craddock and goo men went Down
with the Good Hope, and So nsen
with The Monmouth. whtte II ~ D.F~
lieyed tbs: the casualties we're hs.tyy
on the Glasgow and 0tranto.
Til xictnnF of the Germans ls par
ticuIariy amazing to naval officers OF
this country In that the German SHIPS
suffered practically no damage. ana
had only six men wounded. Tas -
partly explained In account OF tns
enHaxement obtained from the Ger
man sailors and officers. They say
that the range of ihe guns OF thf
Scharnhorst and Gneiaenau was 80
superior that these cruisers opened
Are at six miles and badly damaged
,hs british cruisers before they were
able to shorten the range to- fvpr
miles and use their own guns hE
that time the fight was pracsiesiiy
over.
The Germans praise the courage
and determination Of the British, ana
say that the British fought VITA the
utmost gaiiantry 10 the very last, but
that tn y were quite helpless against
the superior number and weight OF the
German fiAes. One OF Inc most IL,
ms RI able features OF the battle was
that 4 hurricane ragged while the war
shipa Unanswered. To this storm
probably ia due the great loss Of life,
as II was Impossible for the Germans
to lower boats TO save drowning men,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
.LAIE RETURNS Do
(continued from frat Page.)

the discontinuance Of telephone service
in the outlying counties.
Il. f. Holland was returned from
the Second by 1900 majority, with
Isle Of wight and Southampton to be
heard from. These counties viii bring
his majority up to well above 1900.
The Socialist and Socialist Labor vote
was 484 in the counties heard from
and about 500 altogether.
Saunders Easy Wtnner.
Walter A. Watson received an almost
unanimous vote in the Fourth District.
while in the Fifth, that of +. w. Saun-
ders, runs to the 1000 mark or above,
Carroll and Grayson gave Heermans,
Republican, about 500 majority. but all
the other counties in the district went
heavily for Saunders. Ptttsylvanfa
gave the Democrats about 1,1o0 ma
GRITTY: Halifax gave him 300: Frank
lin $50; Henry $50; Patrick $50 Dam
willie 215 Charlotte 232. with returns
Complete returns Will In
crease the Saunders lead.
With Roanoke County. most of Bed
ford and parts of Campbell and Mont
gomery to hear from. the majority of
Carter Glass in the Sixth District is
touched the 400 mark.
In the Eighth District Carlin's ma
jority. despite Republican gains in AL
exandria City and county. will reach
4. 900, and in the Seventh Hay Is a
winner by an almost proportionaily
normal Democratic vote.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
PHYSICIANS TO FILL
PUlP|TS ON SUNDAY
MEDICAL FOLK FROM ALL OVER
THE South 80 BE HERE
NEXT WEEK.
OPEN MEETING MONDAY
ASSIGNMENTS ANNOUNCED FOR "
M. G. A. PARK PLACE. ST.
! PAULs AND FIRST UNI
TARTAN CHURCHES.
OPEN MEETING MONDAY

DR. Howard A. Kelly, Of Johns Hop
kins University. one of the most noted
specialists in the world. will be the
speaker at the Sunday mems meeting
of the Y. NJ. c. A. when. it is ex-
pected, that the largest audience that
has ever filled the Y. NJ. c. A. audi
forum viii hear the address. DR.
Kelly is well-known speaker and
draws great crowds to hear him.
General Secretary s. w. Mckee
states that he is probably the best
known physician who has ever spoken
in Richmond.
The address Of DR.. Kelly will be one
of those which make next Sunda,
tHealth Sunday in Richmond. Severa
other doctors are being scheduled fol
Sunday appointments in &C
churches. The full list of appointment
will be announced tomorrow.
Other Speakers Assigned.
/ Among other speakers already as
signed are; DR., Joseph Colt Blood
good. of Baltimore. who will speal
sunday night in Park Place Meth odis
| Church on What the Public Should
Know About Cancer" and Or. l.. Ross
/ II, CAN'T, of spartanburg, s. c.. wh'
will speak in the First Unitarian
Church at s:15 o'clock Sunday nigh
on preventive Medicine. with Spec
ial Reference to the Sense of Sight
| DIR. Kelly has n night appointment
also. He will speak at the Sunda.
night service in St. Paurs Church.
Some fifteen or twenty Richmond
puipits will be filled next Sunday b,
/ the doctors OF the Southern Medica
! Association, which holds its annua
convention in Richmond. beginning
Monday. The convention will bring I,
Richmond about l 900 Of the foremos
of the South's physicians and will b.
one of most notable gatherings eve
held in the South by the medical pro
fession. The meetings will end mex
/ Thursday night, after scores of paper
Of great importance to the medica
profession have been read and dis
lcussed. Fou. busy days next week ar
ahead of Southern doctors.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
ADD SIX HUNDRED
TO ALL CHURCHES
THE BAPTIST REVIVAL SERVICES
MEET WITH SUCCESS ALL
OVER THE CITY.
D A Y OF F ASTIN C
MANY MEMBERS OF CHURCHES
WILL REFRAIN FROM EATING
FOR TwENrY-Fou HOURS
TOMORROW.
PROGRAM For TO-DAY.

$40 A. Mcclure to Personal
Workers Conference by f. V.
Lamb Subject. Church Life
10 A. AI.--Reports. praise and
prayer. Male quartet.
1890 A. M--Inspirational hour.
Address by Miss Eva Booth, COM
-Haanaer- of Salvation Army curps.
10::45 A. M.-Service for men at
Richmond College. DR.. j. Il
White, Macon. Ga, speaker.
l130 A. M.---Rev. Lewis NJ Roper,
of Petersburg, speakers to colored
women at Heartshorn Memorial
College.
Noon--Speciai meetings In shops
and factories.
1880 p. M.~-Evangelistic service,
conducted by Rev r. Q. Reese and
Singer A. b. Hunt, at Smithdeal
Business College.
<P. M--Rev. L. c. Wolfe breaches
to union meeting for colored people
at First Church; Evangelist Henry
Miller addresses mass meeting at
Fifth Street Church.
7:1s r. M-~Dr. Weston Bruner at
Richmond College.
s T. M.--Evangelistic services In
all white and colored cooperating
churches.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
BRANCH TO HEAD
BIG COTTON FIRM
ELECTED PRESIDENT OF PARK
ER COTTON MILE COMPANY
OF GREENyIILAE.
Especial to The Richmond virginian.)

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
Greenville, s. c., Nov. IN. G.
Branch, Of tne firm OF Thomas Branch
d Co.. of Richmond. has been elected
president of the Parker Cotton Mills
Company, succeeding Lewis w. Park
er. OF Greenville one OF the leading
cotton manufacturers OF the South.
Mr.. Parker's resignation was rendered
to day from New York, where he had
been in the interest Of the mill.
The Parker Cotton Mills Company.
merger with capitalization OF
$4,000, 600. embraces sixteen of the
largest cotton mills In South Carolina.
The mills are: Beaver Dam. Capital
City. Fairfield: CRANKY, Olympia. Pine
creek. Richiands Wye Monaghan.
Seneca. Walhalla. Apalache Greer,
Ottaray. Victor ana Wallace.
Mr., Branch u ono Of the principal
stockholders OF the evaporation. Otfer
Richmond men - snterssted: a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
ONLY SIX DEMOCRATS
LEFT FROM PENNSYLVANIA

Philadelphia, Nov. 4.--Only six OF
the present Democratic delegation Of
twelve al 'mbers of the national
House of Representatives from Penn
sylvania survived yesterdays Repub-
hcan sweep. In the next Congress
this State will be represented by thirty
Republicans and six Democrats. the
representation Of six members being
wiped out entirely. Among the DEM
ocrats to lose their seats, besides DON
chloe and Logue in this city, was Rop-
err r.. Lee, OF Schuylkill County. who
was defeated by Robert D. Heaton,
BIZ about 1000 majority, Lees nnsuc-
cessful opponent Of two years ago. In
t-;a Northampton Monroe-Pike Dis
trict, at present represented by n.
Mitchell Palmer. the Democrats main
tanned their hold by the election Ct
Henry J. Steele.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05

tcontinued from First Psse)

4 treated after having suffered losses
and abandoned their dead
A different report reached Berlin
from Const antinopie. and the German
government has issued a statement to
the effect that the Russians Aave hren
unsuccessful IN their first nights
axa sust the Turks in Trans-Caucasia-
The Turkish government assures
Germany that the Russians suffered
hsavy losses and were Compelled TO
retire from Turkish territory 1t II
rnracunced IN Reriia. alsO' t0At Inc
TURKS have sunk nineteen t-uaSlan
ssansports ia the Black sea "Ad tnAt
the vessels DESTROYED carried geo
migges 3rtendsa Tor use !" b AfN'e'
massrs.
Fhe British ana French war-N4ps.
!. hsch have comm snre'f an attempt
90 force ihe Dardauf.,s Grf Sefze-
sonstantinople, attacked entrgei ttaisy
.,sssterday and today. Dispatches 8"
sa.rxs,aa usrs here saX thai t1c h.z
sur ships AIRED on the west IN forts
.Iron distance Of eieVea Wlos u
u a. learned ia Athens tina tibs BRUSH
ecet led In the a'tacS T4-cd "et
dressed with the utmost NiEor roi+
10 A 81. today. Seventy shells, HF
~ that fIrne. had been throw ~ INFO
me forts. ne SI.St7H anu -
.es,aaaroias are composed g' hA' fif-
snips, armored cru3sers and battle
4ss.s4sserx II is reported trom Rome
lhat they Inflicted heavy DAMAGE on
IN, Aegean defenses of the DariA-
nr}1ss Several explosions ware
tgezrd after HEAVY shells nit the
fse;ies fort, which = believed 10 have
sseeen destroyed. ono 81 the attack
4ns squadron IS said % have been hit
as shell ard badiy damaged. 3ut
she report comes from Turkish
sources.
Turkey denies that the lombard
ynen4 was at all effective, and ID
statement sent TO Berlin asserts shat
tne attack. which began at dayoreaN
Yesterday. was from long distance
lasted only fifteen minutes, ana aio
no damage.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
RICHMOND AND HENRICO
WILL he SOLD TO-DAY

Pursuant to order entered Septem-
Der l6 by Judge Crump IN AhA Law
and Equity Court the properties and
franchise OF the Richmond ana Hem
rico Railway will be solf 1T public
auction at IL o'clock this morning. ct
the south door Of the City Hall. The
sale today will bEinx 10 m end the
receivership established June II 1917.
Tho Richmond and Henfico COMPANY
operates 8 trpllsy ilns coysrtne shout
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
STATEWIDE PROBABLY
BEATEN IN WASHINGTON

Tacoma, Wash. Nov. Washing
ton congressman elected were; Second
District--William f. Humphrey. re-
elected; Third, Albert Johnson. re-
elected; Fourth. w. L. La Toilette. re-
elected First, probably Hadley, OF
rockingham. Republican. His nearest
opponent Is John T.. Campbell. Bull
Moose, OF Everett. Fifth District, In
complete returns indicate reelection
of s. /. Dill, Democrat. Of Spokane,
over Rosenhaupt. Republican. Returns
in Wednesday evening give Dill lead
Of twenty-five hundred votes.
Statewide prohibition Is probably
beaten Returns tabulated to Wednes-
day evening show wet. $500: dry,
54aST
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
JAPS LOOKING FOR
GERMAN CRUISERS

SANTIAGO Chilli. Nov a. steam
collier which has arriy I'd ii Naiits-
rats, reports having seen eight .iaLa-
nesa Nt,ships at Easter IslanH, ia the
Pacifics, about 2 SEQ miles wess OF the
Chilean coast OF which a German
squadron defeated three British
c~,,isers Sunday evening.
The Scharnhorst and the 1neis<nan.
the two cruisers in the German At
lacking squadron. called at Easeer
Island on October a.. The ships 1890
OIL their way from Australia ana Too
on large quantities of provisions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05

GREAT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and
hattie cruisers detschsd from the Brit
ish fleet are searching the North Sea
fo, a Germsa squsdrau of four battle
ships and tolf crIisers which slipped
from wnheiehaEen for raid on the
English coast There liz intense inter
est shown tn London and me hope rs
everywhere expressed that the British
feet can locate and destroy the Ger
man battleships ana cruisers Part
81 the German heet has apparently al
read, been in action with the British
ships. The sinking Of the B-iHsh sub
marine p5 and two mine flrtfters being
considered = direct result ~ this clash.
The torpedo ganboct HainyoH was
nred upon by the German ~arships
about ten miles of Yarmouth. but IT
sscaped with little damage
No confrmatory news OF the dlSas
Ter off the Chilean coast has been given
10 the English public and II is said
what rt,fs- ree,st Ia withheld On account
Of the severe criticism that might be
directed against the course OF the al
usralty.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
SULLIVAN DEFEATED BY
1900 MAJORITY By SHERMAN

Chicago, Nov. Lawrence Y
Sherman has been reelected TO the
United States Senate from Illinois by
a plurality over Roger C.. Sullivan.
of approximately 1900. on the face
of the unoff1cial returns.
Including the complete police re-
turns from Cook County and complete.
but unofficial, returns from all but
seven OF the 10l counties outside of
Cook. the result OF the election as
figured at midnight was: Sherman,
364,232; sullivan. 352,951. Robins
1S3.845. On the basis of these figures
Sherman's plurality was f1,2S1.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
CONSIDER MAYO
BRIDGE APPROACH

After spending three hours last night
in hearing advocates for the widening
of the Fourteenth Street approach to
Mayo Bridge. the street committee adj
burned to 5 o'clock this afternoon to
further consider the matter. 1t Is prob
able that the Fourteenth Street prop
osition will be recommended for adop-
ton.
The committee, at n recent meeting,
heard advocates for the widening OF
Fifteenth Street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
ANARCHY PREVAILS AT SCC-
TART BETWEEN REILGIONIsTs.

Rome. Nov. complete anarchy
prevails at Scutari. as result OF an
uprising Of the Moslems against the
Catholics. Street fighting Is In prog
ress The Catholics. aided by Malls
sori. attacked the Moslems and killed
four and wounded many. The Moslems
are nova threatening massacres.
The shops have been CLOSED and
Europeans. panic stfcken. have barrt~
caded their houses. Essad Pasha has
sent four hundred soldiers at ltalys
request to keep order.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
HEAR SHOPL|FT|NG
CASES WEDNESDAY

The cases against Mrs Mary E.
Jenkins. Mrs. Ella Atkinson, and Mrs
II. c. Thompkins, alleged shoplifters
were continued until November IL.
when called In Police Court yesterday.
They were placed under bond of $500.
1t seems certain that all three Of
the women will throw themselves on
the mercy OF the court. as 1t is under
stood that they have already acknowl-
edged their guilt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
WAR NEWS in BRIEF

WI I.oNDoN--Every evidence exists
xSs,at the Germans are retiring on ire
whole front from Bruges 20 4"lei'1
fifteen miles southeast OF Bruges ac~
enrdirag to dispatch TO the Cehfal
News from Amsterdam. me ai3~
batch says the sound OF cannon HATS
been heard at Client.
Russian troops, after crossing the
frontier In Turkish territory, have de-
feated the sultan's army and captured
Twin and seven other military posts
.lncluding Arzah. The Turks NED
precipitately, suffering heavy losse'
and abandoning their wounded,
dispatch from constanunopif
saws the Russians have begun TO forth
IL the Caucasian frontier,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
VICTORY
CLOSES PACIFIC
TO BRITISH TRADE
German Strategy of High Or
der Shown In Naval Concen-
uation - British Admiralty
Made Blunder

Washington. Nov. 4.--Saval Off
GERS here were enthusiastic today In
their admiration of the strategy which
they consider responsible for the ma
val victory by German warships over
the British squadron off the coast Of
Chile.
II was declared that not in the his
tory of modern naval warfare has
there been a finer demonstration OF
the principles of strategy TO such
effect They consider that the Cola
niat4der OF the German cruisers in the
Pacific solved perfectly the problem
set before him by effecting an unex-
pected concentration Of all the YES
sells under his command and gathering
them to strike a decisive blow at the
enemy.
ON the other hand. officers here are
Of the opinion that the British admi-
rally made gross biunder in its move
ment directed against the German
commerce operating in the Pacific
ocean. Ships of sufficient striking
;ioWer and in Sufficient number to
overpower the aggregate German nav
1T forces in@ the Pacific should have
Seen som out with Admiral Craddock' e
command, it is said. Not only were
the British compelled to face an en-
emy's squadron contrary TO their en-
pectations OF picking UP the Germans
piecemea! but they were outclassed
from the very start OF the engagement
both in number OF ships and hitting
power OF guns. The British vessels
were doomed from the moment they
were sighted by the united Germal
squadron In the opinion of officers.
IT liz assumed here that the entire
movement was directed by the com
mander Of the German squadron In
the Pacific which for months has
been operating not as unit, but
scattered far an wide. \ The operation
began, il is belived. with the publica.
ton OF the fact that Admiral Grad
dock and his squadron were proceed
ing from the east coast OF South Amer
ga 10 pass through tn. straits OF Me-
geliau into the Pacific. This fact was
published and might have reached tho
Gnrafnu commander in variety oi
ways The smashing blow delivered
d., the Germans gives them contro
81 The Pacific for an indesnite period
England and Japan to Act.
THAT either Great Britain or Japan
must Immediately send out 10 the Pa
C!hC either Il cruiser squadron NOR.
powerful than the Germans. or a bat
tleship strong enough to whip the Ger
man force singlehanded, is the opinion
Of officers here IL is pointed out
that the Pacific is now practically
closed to British commerce and viii
continue to be so until the German
cruisers are accounted for.
The German squadron can now scat
tor 10 all parts Of the Pacific and II
II not doubted that 1t has already
done so. There are so many countries
in South and Central America thai
The German cruisers can obtain Goa
and Supplies for an indefinite PERIOD
1 without v}nla,t.ng the neutrality Of
any 81 =; "a 10y going to any one twice
/ AS a mF' a. fact violations Of Thu
+ neutraITY ~ some Of the smaller
southern - publics in favor of the Ger
man warships would occasion no sur
prise here. rs German interests ar
very strong in many OF them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE BEATEN
IN BOTH OF THE DAKOTAS

st. Paul, Mimi, Nov. minnesota
yesterday elected to Congress eight
Republicans, one Democrat and one
Progressive.
Woman suffrage was Detected In both
North and South Dakota.
Congressman Burke, of South Da-
kota. conceded election to the senate
to Ed s. Johnson Democrat, his OPP
oonent. Johnson's majority is about
3000
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
WOMAN'S SUFFRAGE MAY
BE WINNER IN MONTANA

Butte, Mont. Nov. 4.--The adoption
of the woman suffrage amendment In
Montana is still in doubt. but SUI
fragists claim that the final returns
will show 1000 to $500 majority for
the amendment. The vote Ia very
close, but late returns are in favor OF
It's adoption.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05

FRANCF-The Official Conmunique
last night reports no notable modlnca-
tion of the situation in the north, Thefe
has been slight progress towards
Messines and upon several points oi
the front there has been violent can
nonading without much result. notably
10 the west of Lens between the
Somme and Ancre in the Argonne, and
il the forest of Apermont In the
center. according TO the afternoon
conmnnique. the German attack which
caused the French TO lose the trsi
slopes To the north of Naii'Y ana
chavonne has not been continued, ano
= counter attack by the French forces
won back portion OF the ground
which they had lost. 1t also reports
that the enemy had fallen back 10 tho
right bank Of the User and that The
French had retaker Lorlhaertyoe. The
Gsrmans abandoned prisoners and
wounded and much war material in
their retreat
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05

vest In what is hest. redeem TIE tinte'
husband your talents and value yoar
soul--that which Is the most sa.cdGse
or most important in any ma ana
which la worth more than all the >,psid
beside, said the preacher
Continuing. ne asserted that c0nF'c-
tions. conscience. and character can
not be dispensed with. We mp%t
learn to discriminate between the
good, better. and best. The body
should be cared for and not abused
or misused. I'm a firm believer In
every form Of athletics, but object
to the unnecessary burning Of the
midnight oil. The heroic is always
honored~o of God and men.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
CALIFORNIA WET BY VOTE
OF TWO TO ONE TUESDAY

San Francisco. Nov. with less
than half the vote counted the returns
OF yesterdays election indicate that
the proposed amendment making
California a dry State has been de-
feated, 2 to /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE
DEFEATED BY 10000 VOTES

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 4.-The wo-
mems suffrage amendment has been
defeated in Ohio by a plurality Of
perhaps $50. geo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
HARDING. REPUBLICAN,, GOES
TO SENATE FROM OHIO

Columbus. Ohio. Nov. 4.--Ohio has
elected Warren G. Harding. Republi-
can. as&Jnited States Senator over At
torney- General Hogan, Democrat. by
7o,r0O plurality
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
RYE WINS OVER HOOPER
IN TENNESSEE FIGHT

Nashville. Tenn, Nov. 4.--The ma
jority for General Rye. Democrat, in
the race for Governor, will exceed
$4,000. The Democrats in both the
House and Senate will control by
tWo-thtrdS vote.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05

pARIS-F'ranco- British armies de
fsated the Germans today in a series
Of battles between Dixmude, Belgium.
and the river I.ys. The conflict in this
region was of great severity. the
kaiser's forces contrasting every foot
Fof the advance or the allies with the
utmost determination.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
Mor,enegr1ns Slaughter AIbanians.

Alvona. via Rome, Nov. 1.-Two
thousand Alhanians. armed and led by
Austrian officers, attacked a force OF
Montenegrins commanded by General
Nesovich. near Jasowa. The Mortene-
gtins feisned retreat and hid In the
hills then opened IRE while the Al
banians were crossing y denie. Less
than a hundred az the Aibaniaus cs-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05
Cruisers Loaded With Prisoners.

Santiago, Chile. Nov. 3-via Lon
don. Nos, 4.--Tile German cruisers
Soharnhorst. Gncisenau, and Ncurcn-
berg arrived at Valparaiso yesterday.
The German minister and the German
consul a, Valparaiso visited them In
the harbor. They were loaded with
prisoners. The cruisers left Mt, night.
their plan being 10 capture q British
steamer coming from Cocuimbo.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-11-05

RuEGIA---Petrograd reports that
ne Germans have resumed the often
4 n1ve In East Prussia and that while
t1ey havs been heavily REINFORCED