davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Meisia uutisia.
'sglaAtilainen vedenalainen lai-
VA sspottanut turklkilaisen
sctaIaivan.

vifsslhsesti ilmoitetaan. eta
trxhilainen sotalaiva Messudic-
"a hAvitti englantilainen veden-
amen. llmoitus kuuIuu seuraa-
!. asti:
~Brittilainen vedenalainen
I'll jonka paallikis6na On luut-
nantH Norman b. Hcllbrook,
saaptli DardannelEen salmeen ia
huokmatta vaikeista merivir-
roista, sukeutui widen miinari-
vim aaitse ia havitti torpedohy0k-
kayksella turkkilaisen sotalaivan
Messudiehin, joka oil vartioimas-
81 nniinotettua aluetta.
N'V&kka vedenalaista kohden
sumnattiin kiivas tykkitul ja
torpetapveneita lahetettiin ala
maan sita takaa, onnistui sen
'paasta vahingoittumattomana
britthisen laivaston turviin, OIL
tuaan yhdellakin kertaa koko-
naista yhdeksan tuntia yhtamit-
taa veden ALA.
Kun Messudich viimeksi nah
tim, OH sen peraosa vaioamas-
sa."
Messudich oil verrattain van
ha aaus, rakennettu Englannissa
". 1874, ia uudestaan laitettu
kuntoon Genuassa v. 1908. Sc
OH 332 jalkaa pitka, SO jalkaa le-
vea ia noin 10000 tonnin kantoi-
nen. Sen nopeus oli'17 solmuva-
LA tunnissa ia miehist0n luku-
malaria noin 600, Paaasetukseen
kuului kaksi 9,2 tuuman tykkia
ja kaksitoista 6 tuuman tykkia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Serbialaisten yOitOt suututtayat
SakSalaiSia.

Sdh hSdldlSld.
Itavaltalaisten ia saksalaisten
valilla on epailematta tulIut eri-
mielisyyksia sotasuunnitelmissa.
Itavaltalaisten Karpaateilla ole
wien joukkojen sanotaan olevan
liian vahaluukisen puhdistaak-
seen Unkarin vihollisista. tia
valtalaiset ilmoittavat saaneen-
sa 10000 venalaista vangiksi,
mutta kun eli kerran sahk0sano-
massa mainita .kuinka pitkassa
ajassa tue on tapahtunut, tar
kottaako Sc koko sotaa val yhta
ainoata taistelua, on koko tiedon-
anto imitation, sanotaan Saksan
hallituksen virallisessa reports
Sa.
Saksalaiset ovat katkeroitu-
meet itavaltalaisten huonosta
menestyksesta serbialaisia vas
taan taistellessaan. On paljon
salaperaista tuossa serbialaisten
vastustuksessa ia heidan roh-
keissa hy0kkayksissaan. Va
hemman kuhn kaksi viikkoa sit
ten olivat serbialaiset ly0dyt,
min taydellinen oil heidan ha-
vionsa, eta he nayttivat menet-
taneen viimeisenkin toivokipi-
nan. Lontoon sanomalehdet, joi-
ia on juuri saapunut New Yor-
kiln, uskoivat itsekin, eta Ser
bia oil mennytta. Englanti al
koi jo tuumia, eta aikookohan l.
tavalta vaatia rauhanehtoja eril-
laan Saksasta, min plan kuhn sc
on valloittanut lopullisesti Ser
bian.
Sen sijaan nayttavat serbialai-
set kaantaneen taulun toisen
puoleen ia ajaneen itavaltalaiset
tiehensa ia tasta ovat saksalai-
set hermostuksissaan, sadatel-
len itavaltalaisten kykenematt0-
myytta. Serbialaiset ovat teh-
meet ihmeita, Mitenka he ovat
sen tehneet eli tiedeta. Itavalta
on ehka kuljettanut suurimman
osan joukoistaan maasta pois,
luullen nujertaneensa serbialai-
set ratkaisevasti, jolloin Itaval-
Ian armeija joutui Kathleen o.
saan ia jolloin serbialaiset kes-
kittivat kaikki voimansa toisen
siiven kukistamiseen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

Tama serbialaisten voitto on
herattanyt erittain pahaa verta
Berlinin ia Wienin valilla. On
vaarallista taistella rinnan sellai-
sen vallan kanssa, joka pitaa it
seaan kaikkena kaikessa ia ajat-
telee, eta liittolainen eli kykene
tekemaan mitaan muuta kuhn
menettamaan niitakin voittoja,
mita on saatu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Nana,potauaiuaHe ipaaoit0an fo
talaitppia

aenroaii 9. 80 8 etbos, Pana
pa olueen fupern0Dri, on b1lItut
IeIie ebooitonut eiid ldbeterdiiiin
ponorpofaoamolle tofh amerita
la,Sta iorpeetolai,pnn bdpiitojod.
ioieta ptli tumpaonstn pddbdn fu
uofpaa. SGmGn thoottoo fumer
D1ri oleip n tnrpeell len fita fpps
ID, fun Ioiilpien tualtolen lailunt ei
udt nnD ma,itrG .odn tanu spasp quo.
'ueettpmuuelaeieto.
GrGs ti6moltnloinen biiliioimo
Ulalina, isfi ldbi SIlbooSta IT,
man turpeeIIiiia popereito, Ia ie itit
70, etta uieat tnnomolIe tuleet biil'
lairot orpat rIohaneet pdlinpilG
mditDmppttd fonopan latnosto
mddrdptliin noboer, opat oinemt,a
neet 8otbaiIin pppnnDn.
Nteltein faitti tanapoue iaa
pureet biiIiIaiwot omat oueet Il.
non terpepstobismsta Ia ldbteneei
oelleen mereue ilmon ielpid pope
reita. StatIutaon rdtoen hiililoipo
ZEN tapanneen meread PeorI- idorie'
'uona enslautila,ita ia australia
'uilia loipoia, ioile ne onat fp'e
Get build.
gidioen YbopswaItain iorpeebo'
oenbe,benborpittai'en tebtdpdnd tu.
III olemaan po pobtipolnelmtien fuori
umtnen ia ni,oen foisteIerpien mol
pien loipoien furteSap pitdminen, iot
tu eiipdt totiele loipoStom6drdpthd
Sotoiibtceri @Irr,ion ilmotti erie'
pdn ole bolutos ldbendmadn torpee'
nbeioenbdrpitidpd tai muito lni
uostoporustutfa panoman tano
uoIIe, ennen fun tuipernDDr, Soot
bals 5elittdd tortemmin ne ippt. ioh
oeu noiolla bdn noita latfpoia iinns
,uoahi. 9ootboliin ielirptien ototiu'
taon Eidltdwdn ippt6tien. ettd toiste
leuat naQat opot r,teoneet puoln
rettomuutta fulttes5aan ponamor
eanapon ldpi boll'tuS mpDntdt
nareenIa feefus,elunoloiietfi loi
uastooIemon perustomifen pono
nan tanomoae ien puolueertomuu
orr IatIpndmiIetR. Yrtttildinen lnbe
rps,S iuitoifi tiebonannon, iosia |
I'm oittaa. ehd atuofaon bri'tild,ir
,,ipot eitpdt ole tobdn ippp6itd.
Dbbpepoltain tuoltiohbteeri 8rp
m totohhiesri 8 rr'Ion ia loitpos
I ,fbteeri . ,nielS teetustelipot i'itd
ohiifo Yunomo fanopaue l6beie'
tdnd 5otoloitpoio. ioito @ooibols o.
iinne pootinut puoluStoo tIeen moor
uuoiueettomuutto. Suurimpona puo
lueettomuuben loutfaom,ieua pibe
tddu fitd, ettd lottpot omot tpienee
nitlid ponomoIto toisielemten rpaIto
len loipoilIe. Wlihinfd6n toimenpi
,eifitn ei fuitentaon rpbbutd enne'
Fun foo baon toreemmat tiebot ofos
ta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

rpiime periantuiaa bdret I1poestt'u
ldbeld iotooon meIIae'd fuslIee'
oo. poperiIappu I5pbettiin bdueH
pi' r,siddn. icefa bdn ieiindd ompx'
moIla icbneenia itIemurban ia tielidG
ettei feiddn pfatpistd pibd ispt&x
bdnen tuoIe staon, bdn ei buonsn
Dion puptIi boIuu el66.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Saksalaiset hy0kkiavat Englan-
min rannikOille.

Lontoo, jouluk. 16 p. - SAX
salaiset ovat hy0kanneet Poh-
janmerelta pommittamaan kol-
mea Englannin kaupunkia, nj
mittain: Whilbyn, Harlepoolin ia
Scarboroghin satamakaupungei-
ia. Kirkon kaasulaitoksia rau-
tatieasemia ia erasta historical
lista luostaria Whitbyssa on va
hingoitettu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
tay Tama oil neljannen kerran,
jolloin ranskalaiset pudottivat
pommeja Freiburgiin.

KOlme kuningasta, RuOtsin, Nor
jan ia Tanskan kuninkaat aikO-
vat tavata tOisensa.
Ruotsin kuningas Gustaf, Nor
jan kuningas Haakon ia Tans-
kan Fredrick aikovat keskustel-
la Malm0ssa paaasiassa Skandi-
navian maiden puolueettomuu-
desta ia Saksan puolueettoman
kauppaliikkenteen hairitsemises-
ta ia sen miinojen laskemisesta
puolueettomille vesille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
Serbialaisej yall0ittaneet taiai-
sin Relgradin.

ofH BclS eiOlfl.
Mivaan taistelun jalkeen ovat
serbialaiset saaneet ,takaisin Bel
gradin, ilmoitetaan Reuterin toi-
mistolle Nishista saapuneessa
sahk0sanOlnassa.
Itavaltalaiset valloittivat Bel
gradin joulukuun 2 Una, piiri-
tettyaan sita heinak. 20 p:sta
asst ia pommittaen sta Semlinin
lahella olevaista pattereistaan ia
Tonavalla liil1kuvista monitoo-
reistaan eli rannikkoaluksistaan.
Kun sofa julistettiin, muutti
Serbian hallitus Belgradista
Kraguyvatsiin. my6hemmin Mis-
him, jossa Sc on vielakin.
Suurta hammastysta herattaa
sota-asioita seuraavien mielessa
Sc, eta itavaltalaiset my0ntavat
avoimesti tulleensa ly0dyksi Ser
biassa. Hawaiian virallinen tie
donanto selittaa tappion johtu-
neen siita, eta vihollisella oil
suurempi joukko vastassa, -
niinkuin viralliselta taholta alma
tappiot selitetaan, = mutta vi
rallinen tiedonanto my0ntaa sa-
malta itavaltalaisten eileen pako-
tettuja peraantymaan ia etta he
menettivat suuren joukon mie-
hia.
'Uusia suunnitelmia taytyy
tehda ia uusiin toimenpiteisiin
ryhtya, jos mielilnme ly0da vi
hollisen'', sanotaan itavaltalais-
ss;r' tedon 4s@cssa .Tara.; 1lerkitv
see nahtavasti sta, eta itaval-
talaiset ryhtyvat puolustusasen-
toon serbialaisia vastaan, sen 81
jaan eta he tahan asti ovat OIL
leet hy0kkaavalla kannalla.
Saksalaiset ilmoittavat sun
nuntaina julkaisemassaan tie
donannossa, eta saksalaiset ia
itavaltalaiset joukOt kohtaavat
kiivastavastarintaa Puolassa ia
Galitziassa ia eta itavaltalaiset
eivat ole kyllin mieslukuisia ky
etakseen ajamaan venalaista
pois Unkarin alueelta. Mutta
itavaltalaiset ilmoittavat sen 81
jaan ajavansa venalaisia takaa
Karpaateilla.
Puolasta on tullut toinen Bel
gia karsimyksiinsa maiden, silla
taistelevat joukot ajavat toinen
toistaan edes ia takaisin ia POM
mittavat ia havittavat tieltaan
kaupunkeja ia kylia.
Puolassa on havitetty enem-
man kuhn 500 kaupunkia, kir-
jeenvaihtajien tiedonannon mu-
kaan. Kumpikin armeija syyt-
taa toistaan raakamaisuuksista
ia kaupunkien havittamisesta.
Lozin asukkaiden pakeneminen
ennen kun Sc vallotettiin, oil yk-
81 sedan traagillisimpia valinay-
t0ksia. Eraat kirjeenvaihtajat
kuvaavat Kalizia toiseksi L0wek-
81, jossa teurastettiin 400 siviili-
henkil0a ia koko kaupunki havi-
tettiin.
Omituista on tassa Puolan
taistelussa kaiken lisaksi Sc seik-
ka, eta taalla taistelevat puola-
laiset toinen toistaan vastaan,
silla seka venalaisten eta saksa-
laisten riveissa on puolalaisia.
Saksalaiset ilmoittavat voitta-
neensa alaa Puolassa, vaikka-
kaan eli ole luultavaa, eta he o.
vat viela Warsovan lahella, min
kuhn he Wine viikolla ilmoitti-
vat.
Itavaltalaiset ilmoittavat val
lanneensa takaisin Duklan Kar-
paatein pohjoisosassa ia saa-
neensa 5000 vankia.
Ranskan sotanayttam0lla Ell O.
le tapahtunut mitaan erikoisem-
paa. Ranskalaiset ovat saaneet
lisavakea, joten sotilaiden eli tar
Wise ola rintamassa kuhn kaksi
paivaa yhteen menoon, jonka jail
keen toiset vapauttavat heidat
vahdista.
Wine kuukausina on heidan
sitavastoin taytynyt maata
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

juoksuhaudoissaan useita viik-
koja yhtamittaa, saamatta ker-
taakaan muuttaa edes vaatteita
paaltaan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
RuOtsi syytt;ia Saksaa miinOjen
aSettamiSeSta.

asettanliSesta.
Raotsin ulkoasiain minister
antoi lausunnon niiden kolmen
ruotsaIaisen laivan uppoamisen
johdosta, jotka ajoivat miinoihin
.Pahicr lah ,all..
"Saksalaiset," lausuu ulko-
maanainisteri, "vaittavat eta
miinat olivat venalaisten asetta-
mia. Tutkimukset ovat kum-
iminlxin osoittaneet eta monet
ankkuroituista miinaryhmista
Pohjan lahdella olivat saksalai-
sia eika venalaisia, ia eta ne oil
vat hsketut Pohjan lahteen So
dan aikana. Mitaan uiskentele-
via niinoja eli kerrota loydetyn." F"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17

8antaiaitem teenpt tttemnrpan.
dpHmemhfon olusio, fotoR ofun
,ostoon 6orrelisto St 2om'S toun
no Ulinr,Toion tpoltioeId. 20 muo
.ias fonIaIotiemme Oscar Abo
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-12-17
YhdysvaIlat lahettaa sotalaivoja
Panamalle.

Washington, jouluk. Is p. -
Presidentti Wilson patti sihtee-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-18
BIG LEAGUE CLUR
MAY TRAIN HERE
BRUNSWICK TO MAKE BID FOR
ONE OF THE CLUBS FOR
SPRING TRAINING,

1t is more than probable that one
of the big league baseball clubs will
dc their training in Brunswick next
spring, as negotiations have already
been quietly opened with one of the
teams, the manager of which will yis-
it Brunsick probably in December.
1t will be remembered that Bruins
wick negotiated with a big league
club last season and. almost landed
1t. This city was visited during the
winter by number CT baseball peo
pie, including Manager Stallings, Of
the worlds champions, and they were
all very favorably impressed with
the city as training camp. Since
that time the matter has been taken
up, with the result that the city now
stands an excellent chance of secur-
Ing one of the big league clubs.
The coming Of one Of these clubs
would mean a great deal to the city.
Anywhere from %, to 50 men are gem
orally carried in training, besides the
newspaper men and others who ac-
company the club.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-18
GERMANS SEARCH
FOR CONTRABAND
CRUISERS ARE SEEN COVERING
VOYAGE OF COMMERCIAL
VESSELS.

London, Oct. .-Telegraphing
from openhagen under yesterdays
date the correspondent Of the DElly
Mail says a Norwegian sea ~eaPtain
who has arrived there from ISlaven-
ger, Norway, reports that during his
crossing of the North sea on a trawl-
er he observed fleet of about 20
cruisers and some transports.
From distance 1t looked as II
these cruisers were covering the ~oy-
age of some commercial ships which
in the opinion oe the captain, were
undertaking a trial excursion The
ficct was N slowly.
Information has been received here
that during the past week German
cruisers and torpedo boats stationed
south Of FaIsterboro stopped 1S Scan
dinavian steamers and searched them
for contraband None was found.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-18
RUSSIA PLAYS
WAITING GAME
INFORMATION SHOWS THE GER
MANS MAY WINTER IN
POLAND.

London, Oct. 7--Telegraphlng
from Petrograd regarding the situa-
ticn IN the Russian field Of operations
the correspondent of the Times says:
1T looks as il those high in Rus
sian command had decided to play "a
waiting game. Otherwise they would
not give the Germans time 20 en-
trench and thereby prolong the whole
coursce Of operations.
Reliable information shows that the
germans seriously contemplate win
tering in Poland Peasants have risen
at many places, notably ielce ana Mic
chow. Regardless of the most terri
bic reprisals they are forming guer-
lila bands and attacking the invaders.
The railroad near Nowo-Radomsk has
been wrecked and train loads Of Ger
man soldiers killed "All roads from
the VistuIa to the frontier are en-
numbered with the German transport
wagons and dead horses. The roads
are impossible owing to the ruins"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-18
DAVIS TRIAL NOT
UNTIL JANUARY
MAN CHARGED WITH WIFE MUIR
DER RAPIDLY FAILING In
HEALTH.

Virgil Davis, twice tried or. the
charge of numbering his wife, just a
little over a year ago, aud who is re-
ported to be rapidly failing in health
in his Gel at the county Jail, must
wait until January for his neXG trial.
AS is well known, both of the previ-
Gus trials resulted in a mistrial, both
the Juries failing to agree.
The Glynn superior court will con-
vene on the second Monday in De
cember, but, as is usually the case,
the court will remain in session for
only short time, disposing of civil
business, and will then adjourn over
until January when criminal bust
ness will he taken up, and Davis will
tnen be tried for the third time
Little does Davis lock like the same
man that was placed in jail just a
little over a year ago. The long con-
fiaement has tod on him in many
ways and he is now almost a physi-
c2l wreck, t:t he still has high hopes
of eventually being acquitted Of the
murder OF his wife.
Judge CCnye-s, who has twice
tried the case, VIII not be on the
bench at the third trial as his sue
cessor, p. W. Highsmith, of Baxley,
will take office in January and wiH
hold his first court in this county.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-18
CONFERENCE WITH
zAPATA IN PERSON
COMMITTEE is APPOINTED 70
MEET WITH THE SOUTH
ERN CHIEF.

Washington, Oct 17.-Instead of
telegraphing Gen. Zapata to send
more delegates to the national con
vention at Aguas Calientes, the as
eemby has appointed committee
headed by Gen. Felipe Angeles and
some of the Aapata delegates who
mad already arrived to confer With
the southern chief in person.
rhis information was reported to
the state department today from its
agent at Aguas Calientes. A special
train was provided for the commit
tee which is expected to meet Zapata
in Cuernavaea tomorrow and explain
the purposes of the convention.
Administration officials were high
ly encouraged by the move, regarding
it as evidence fthe firm purpose of
the convention to secure cooperation
of all factions for the restorati/i' of
peace. Gen. Angeles Is a close friend
Of Gen. Villa and served for some
time as sub-secretary of war under
Carranza but was deposcd by the
latter.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-18
HIGH FINANCE BROUGHT OUT
IN PROBE OF COMMERCE
COMMISSION.
OPERATIONS LITTLE KNOWN
6orad of Directors Were Dominated
BY Daniel G. Reid and Knew Moth
ing of the Financial Operation of
the Various Companies.

Washington, Oct. 17.-Some details
concerning the acquisition and su55a-
Quent sale at loss of millions Of -he
Frisco lines, were developed today
when the investigation into the finan-
cial operations of the Chicago, Rock
Island & Pacific railway were resum-
ed before the interstate commerce
commission.
Geo. Is. McMurtry, of New York. a
director of the Rock Island Operating
co. and one of the New Jersey Hold
ing Co, of the Rock Island, gave is
timony tending to show that the
board of directors practically was
dominated by Daniel G. Reid The
witness said he knew personally very
little concerning the financial opera
tons of the several companies. Asked
about specific transactions, including
the Frisco deal, he replied:
Il didn't have time to go into such
Details" he said.
Mr.. McMurty said he replied upon
the reports of the executive commit
tee, which had direct charge of them.
Geo. T. Boggs, of New York, di-
rector of the Rock Island Operating
Co., and an official in various capaci-
ties of that company for many years.
giving his version of the purchase
and subsequent sale by the Rock IS
land of the Frisco lines, said he be-
lieVed it to be for the best interest
OF the Rock Island to dispose of the
Frisco stock to b. f. Yokum and his
associates even at a loss.
The time and condition mad
changed said the witness, "and it
was necessary for us to do the hest
we could in the circumstances.
AS director Of the Rock Island
railway did you cast your votes &C.
cording to Instructions" asked oSlic-
itor Folk.
No, ! never did. | acted upon my
best Judgment"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-18
ONLY The NUCLEUS
ENLISTED So FAR
THE WAR HAS HARDLY BEGUN
FOR GREAT BRITAIN, SAYS
THE TIMES.
SLOWER EVEN THAN RUSSIA


London, Oct. 1.-THE Times mill
tary correspondent, replying to the
Frankfurter Zeitung's statement that
Great Britain was unable to raise
more than 100000 troops, says
We have at the present moment
exactly double that number, namely
100000 men, and the number
grows almost faster than we can
cope with them. This is only the be-
ginning.
1T is our way, as we'll as that of
America, to begin to raise our arms
after war breaks out and to go on
raising them until our ultimate ends
are achieved. With 100000 men at
nome, the army in the field and the
hundreds of thousands forming in In
dia, Canada, Australia and elsewhere
are merely the nucleus upon which
other armies will eventually be built.
1T is only a question of time. It
stands to reason that an empire of
40O,000,000 can never lack men.
This war for us has hardly begun.
We have sent merely an advance
guard into France. In the spring the
remainder of the advance guard will
follow and somewhere toward the end
of 1915 the main body will begin to
come within view.
I'VE are sorry that we are even
slower than Russia in making our
weight belt, but year or so hence,
when the allies need rest we shall
be in position to make good war
Nothing can arrest the steadily
ascending figures of our army Their
lost is of little account since Ger
many will ultimately have to pay--in
territory as well as money.
Imagine things at their worst. I'M
agine the last Cossack on the Urals
and the last French doorkeeper evict-
ed from Bordeaux, then we would be-
gin maritime war against Germany
and still be no worse off than when
we began war against Napoleon"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-10-18
HEAVY DECREASE IN TRAFFIC
FORCES POLICY OF RE-
TRENcHMENT.
HARRISON MAKES STATEMENT
A Disagreeable Duty for Which the
Management of the Southern Asks
the Patient Cooperation of the
People of the South.

Washington, Oct. 17.-"Owing to
material and progressive decrea ses
IN the volume of traffic" the SoHrTern
Pacific railway has decided to tempo-
rarlly curtail its passenger train sery-
ice. The decision was reached after
conferences with state railroad COM
missions and the change will be ef-
fective tomorrow.
Resident Fairfax Harrison, in a
statement announcing the retrench-
ment plan, said that in cancellation
O. trains those had been selected
which it is thought can be removed
without affecting the actual require
ments of local travel under existing
conditions"
This is disagreeable duty" con-
tlnues the statement in the per-
formance of which the management
Of the Southern Railway company
asks the understanding and patient
cooperation Of the people of the
South.
The changes have all been care
fully considered SO as to cause a min.
mum of Inconvenience. Arrange
ments have been niade whereby 9th
er trains will make all stops now be-
ing made by the trains to be discon-
tinued
Restoration of present service and
additions will be made from time to
time as conditions may justify.r
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L. ndon, Oct. 17.-German forces
occupy Ostend, at the northe!A ex-
tremity of the region where the Ca~-
man right wing and the allies H..
are struggling. The Germans now are
crying, "On to Boulogne" What pro-
gress the Germans have made since
entering Ostend is not known here.
Their apparent objective is Dunkirk,
France.
1t is not believed the Germans will
be able to effectively operate war
ships from Belgian ports because of
English mines, but Ostend may be
of strategic value as a submarine
base.
The allied left is still holding it's
ground. At some points it has ad-
vanced. The report that the Germans
were driven from Lille is not confirm
ed.
There is little definite news from
the eastern theater of war. It is re,
ported that the Germans are preDar-
ing to winter n Russian Poland.
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To HOLD PRIMATY
ON NOVEMBER Il
THAT WAS THE DATE DECIDED
UPON AT MEETING OF CON-
MiTTEE YESTERDAY.

The city executive committee met
at the city hall yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock for the purpose Of fix
ing the date and arranging other de-
tails for the white primary to be held
next month, and, as stated IN The
News Friday morning, Tuesday, Nov.
II, was the date selected for the pri-
mary.
Oct. u was the date named for
the closing of the books for entrants
into race for mayor and aldermen;
that is all candidates for these posi-
tons must register with the commit
tee on or before that date, while the
various candidates for aldermen VIII
be assessed $40.
AS this was the first meeting OF the
committee held this year, reorgani-
zation took place, with the re-elec-
tion of F.. A. Aiken as chairman and
A. NJ. Ross as secretary.
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II their halls.
HEADS GARRISON AT GHENT.

Amsterdam, (vIa London), Oct. II.
The Sluis, Netherlands, correspon-
dent of the Telegram says Gen. Jung
has been appointed commander of
the German garrison at Client, which
numbers 1000 men. The soldiers are
quartered in public buildings. No al
cohol is sold to the soldiers, who are
under the strictest orders to prevent
looting.
Ghent had to produce hostages,
who, however, says the dispatch, are
permitted to stay in their own houses
The Germans seized the money in the
postoffice and in the town treasury.
The schools have been re-opened
and the Germans hope soon to re-
sumo railway traffic between Brus-
sells and Client.
The situation at Bruges is quiet.