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BERLIN. Nov. "a.

I9I4IEI1IANf LNUNs 10
Minor German successes. without any
decisive result in either the western or
eastern theatre OF war are announced
In an official report from the German
general stan made public here this after
noon.
British ships did not attack the coast
OF Flanders yesterday" it says. There
have been no actual changes in the battle
front.
ITO the north OF Langemarck Gn Bel
gium) we have taken a group of houses
and number of prisoners. French at
tacks IN the neighborhood of Apremont
and st. Mihiel (both in the Verdun dis
trict of France) were repulsed.
In the eastern theatre there was no
decisive battle yesterday"
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GOEBEN is BEING REPAIRED
100 Germans Working on Her.
Speed Permanently Reduced.

PEfRoGRAD, Nov. 27.-News from
Constantinople via Odessa mentions tbst
more than 100 German mechanics are
working on the cruiser Goeben. dam
aged In a recent battle, and IL rs honea
that she will be commissioned again In
three weeks. '''
Her speed win be permanently reduced
py Two knots, owing 70 the damage to
her boilers
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AUSTRIANS REPULSE CZAR
IN CARPATHIAN BATTLE
Vienna Statement Also Reports Sue
cess in Galicia.

VIENNA, Nov. p.
"Fighting in Russian Poland has as
sumed the proportions OF a continuous
battle" declares the Austrian official
statement issued today.
I'm western Galicia we repulsed the
Russians. Marked progress has been
made in the Carpathians near Colubra.
The enemy's centre is very strong near
Lazarevatch. but we attacked there and
took 1900 prisoners, three guns, four am
munition wagons and three machine
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PETROGRAD. Nov. 27.-success is re-
ported from the snow-covered plateau OF
Armenia, where the attempted Turkish
the Turks have been driven back to their
positions at Devenboince and Erzerum
while failure has also attended the clumsy
experiments in turning movements made
by the Turks at German instigation on
the Russian left near the Persian frontier
and the Russian right near Batum.
The possibility of a further energetic
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requests for Dog and Horse

CARTHAGE, Mo-, Nov. 27.-A provision
of $3.50 a month for the support of his
dog Leslie, and stipulation that his 23-
year-old driving horse Tony be main
tained by his estate, are clauses in the will
of William A. Leckie, of Joplin, pioneer
mine operator of the district. who died
last week.
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RUSSIANS IN SERVIA
BEATEN BY AUSTRIANS

Advance in Serb Territory Pro-
gresses, Vienna Says.
VIENNA. Nov. 27.
Russian forces have been sent to rein
force the Servlans, but the operations of
the Austrian troops in Serb territory con-
tinue to be successful; according to an
official report from the General staff. 1t
follows:
I'm Servla our operations proceeded
successfully. The enemy is worn out by
our heavy attacks and Russian troops
now fighting with the Servians have had
to fall back with them.
South of the river Ljig we captured the
eastern heights and took 800 Russian prls-
oners. From Valjevo we have advanced
in the direction of Kosgevlei. 10 miles
south of Valjevo."
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HINDU GETS VICTORIA CROSS
Killed II Germans and Received 3
Wounds Defending Trench.

LONDON. Nov. 27.-The first Victoria
Cross to be awarded in the present war
has been bestowed on an Indian non
commissioned officer. He was wounded
FIVE times in defending a trench and killed
II of the enemy.
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TURK SUBMARINE
IN HARB0R ATTACK
SUNK BY RUSSIANS
Attempt to Raid Warshiips in
Port at Sebastopol Re-
ported FaiIed-One Vic
tim Claimed by Gun6re.
PETRoGRAD, Nov. 27

PEIROGRAD, Nov. q.
Two Turkish submarines that tried to
enter the harbor of sebastopol to at
tack the Russian warships were dlscov-
cred and fred upon last night. One is
reported to have been struck by the Rus
sian gunners and sunk. The two vessels
are believed to be part of those sent to
Turkey by Germany.
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HOLY WAR PROCLAIMED
Official Notification to Moslems Pub
lished in Constantinople.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

CONSTANTINOPLE, Nov u.
The proclamation Of a holy war was
published here for the first time today.
although it was announced nearly two
weeks ago.
1t is signed by the Sultan and 2S Mo-
hammedan priests. and calls upon the en-
tire Moslem world to rise against the
English, Russians and French.
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offensive by the Turks in this region
seems excluded especially as the British
occupation OF Basra will prevent the
withdrawal OF any large body of troops
from Mesopotamia for the purposes Of re-
enforcement in Asia Minor.
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PRzEMYSL 0UTWORKS TAKEN
Rome Hears of Russian Success az
Beleaguered Stronghold.
ROME, Nov. q

HUME, Nov. "a.
Unofficial advices received by the Rus
sian Embassy report that some Of the
outer fortihcations OF Przemysl have been
captured by the Russians.
Przemysl on the River San. in eastern
Galieia, has been under siege for the Ia st
two months. Earlier In the week the
garrison was reported weakened BY dis
ease and short OF ammunition.
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INONIEs ANbN. 81
The Italian Consul in Jerusalem has
asked the italian Foreign Office to send
warshlps to Jaffa, as 1t is feared that
anti-C Christian riots and massacres may
follow
Reports to hand from Jerusalem state
that all the British, French and Russians
in the city have been imprisoned, and are
being harshly treated. The opportunity
has been seized by the Turkish soldiery
to loot their houses.
The Turkish authorities showed reluc-
tance to repress the agitation, hut the
Consuls of neutral countries insisted that
two soldiers who looted a Greek church
and murdered its priest should be sub
Iected to exemplary punishment. The
soldiers were accordingly hanged.
BERLIN, Nov. 27-The German Press
Bureau gives out the following:
"Tho Turkish Embassy at Rome says
that the Egyptian advance guards on the
Suez Canal deserted 60 the Turks.
"a dispatch from Bcrne says reports
from a reliable source set forth that the
French losses up to November 1 were 13O-
900 men killed, 10000 wounded and 16l, 900
missing.
Reports Of a pan-1slamic anti-Brltlsh
movement are confirmed by the Russky
Slovo of Petrograd, which says that the
movement had its beginning in Afghan
istan.
"The Porte says that all Arabs who are
fit for military service have declared their
readiness for a holy war.
THE Persian Legation at Constantine
pie has received information from Tabriz
that Kurdish troops surprised a Russian
garrison and killed 1000 of them"
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have reached the scene and the nevs
from the Lodz-Lowicz front shows that
the tide Of victory has begun to aow
toward us again" 0"
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British Naval Losses 10 Warships,
With 5O77 Dead and 473 Injured


be 81 on
the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-27
5000 TURKS TAKEN
AS RUSSIANS DRIVE
TOWARD ERZERUM
Complete Rout of Sultan's S
Forces in Armenian Cam
paign, Announced by
Petrograd.
r1r11s. TranseaueasIa. Nov. n

TIFLIs Transcaucasia, Nov. a.
It is oflciully announced here that the
Turkish force east Of Erzerum has been
completely routed by the Russians and
have fed to that stronghold. The Rus
SLAMS have taken 1000 prisoners and 16
guns. Fighting has been renewed south
of Alashgerd, but the Kurd horsemen and
their Turkish relnforcements have been
driven back.
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grrnRIIde goIraggatiT maat eanIs II sranG,id.

edt 1909 ft III Die guapefsobA4e Der Csparimcnis bm gurh
tno gas be Gaais metrere tauFno QoIen e~unapnnbcrt Die IN manan
GrcH iton cine betrdhtitc Minoefbei bibc. Sm sa0t4en eanalng
J. 2. fO bon 1900 ~cimpobnem 400 goIcn. es III abcraus Ie6rrei6.
GA DertoIaeu. we Fh Die f%rau5fidm QoGtfr. Ole fir ac brcubiiae
BoIenpohtit nur spott un6 9erattung babet 81 ou gom I'M cigne
Sdnoe ieuen. Ger Garoooptm 1eernO berittrt 0aribc;
siralHh bot Der gaatn gouu acdlaam mo aeaen sic poInHbcu
arbettr IN drantred cine ieinolde Stearms einaeHomnen. GhuaS mill
Der fhrebt Dos o%n6eebene FaHfr Blot Temps. abq aud 6ies 1T
eegcn Die ginbtrgenng ser ponHhm arteier In 6ranlreib Gin &C.
Uiier Setrrih gtnarO bcr6tfHtidt BORT rtnrh arttcI inter Der lleber.
ihriit Gin sDets gatrIauo. Te poluiite acIonie IN 5rautrei6 -
gnnnro lit Der gufht 6b Die poIuHde %gnieohmg IN Grautrct6 nod
mebr rotfH miro, uno 6ob Infu6e un6 or 9mlicn0C i1rqu itdnoigcn
BobHft IN 6raufreth nebme ncr6eH. Writ @ehitHi& iput CT iet, ooh
ibe @uhuotionoifeung unrabritenlib it. Oab ie utcrmebr bcircbt ien
Dir6eu, i~eIbfanOtae or1dniintonrt Defenders ttrbfbe 81 arinou. Sn
eauotng oente man bereit5 an ben gml elmer etgench Stride. asbalo
reroe mon etsee SduIen, @e4dtR, TnGebidtter uO geretne %grin6en,
man Deroe mr inter ib Chen cngebeL Die eiaeneu 5fHen. Jricrtage
lno Sraottonn pfegcr. Ter IA. SHi Ucr6e 0cn gdRn ~aIeiloHItig
ietn, ir natiouaes 5dt bIeibe Der 3. 9ui. Sieie goln uir6en lire
Ginbireerung nintGn mo tenuirage. gtnaro parnt oabor. Jranf.
reid forne cine gribere 3abG anSlnOa in ieaen grrugu obue @eiabr.
btmg Der Reinbai feneS Observation-Disclosures uidt 6nlben. Gp 8oIat Idn
rubig uno fraHoFnirenolih Nurt ibren GeutdenBaB. Ran Tonne Fd
freucu. peun fe iasen, ie iehn bereh, NIT Der g1aiie in ser Suub bas
nee 9otrIanO gegen ben Ganenamcn 5dno 81 berteoigai. Irob6an
rat giHarS, Den qoIn nidt Obue neheres Dos etaatsbargcrrcHt gu Der.
Ieiben,
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bier n~ustreteu Ioiien. Sountug
Audt ipiilten Sic 5Iut6eu sic 1ci.
dc bet 6remont 55lmno fort. lie.
Der Der Gementroao 8piihcn Gre.
mont mo Der Bride fob oas 8oi.
fer eiuen SUB tiei.
1rob oe5 bobcn @niiers ha6cn
bic abflubgrl6rn cine llebcritupm.
ming Der 6elber berbinbert. @d6.
renO oes @eDttters SDnutaa Iaht
mur0e 6ds 8ububuus ron 6. 2.
@iais, 1927 Cunning StraBg, yCH
8liB gctroffeu.
QincoIn. Grci Rebrasfa 81Sa.
gogen Der6en an Der pom 4. biz
II. SuIi in IT. 8atI, Minn., itatt.
finoeroen @eriammIung Der Ra.
tionaI Educational aiioeiation tbeiI.
nebmen. 6 iin6 grofeiior o.. 8.
q. Custer bon Der uuiueriitdt,
Gomtpiuperiutenogut 9fli1e 5Iorer
bon 9orf nn6 6uloa6 4eteriou,
Die fraber in SoIoreoge lrbrte.
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7as MtOi,iu.Gi.

Der WobIgIhmad BON SlbntrS
sisrn 1T in tobsm grnos bon BEN
Huttsr ubbdn9ig, Sds Die Stnnsn bes
iommsn, 6as ipsib man felt Idnssm.
Ign1liIhe 6ItnuSidtsr iino nuf ben
lgtSanttn astumnsn, ben SuIammens
bang sptI6sn 6ibnerFutter un0 Glib.
ntrtitrn aussunustn unb tuulsn Die
iWslt nit .Il.6iBinsGisrn" bsgIidsn.
!Das TnO WsoJinsG isr9 60 fino
Itatid6Iid SiHnsrtier. Die qrsn,imits
tel enibdItsn. 8urd 8sriuds III, ME
ibetidtst fuirO, feFiseItsllt pOrbtn, odB
,eins aanse geibe bon QrsnsiiioFfsn In
Iois 6ibnsrsisr ibergebsu t5nnsR. sc
limo 0erIudt NIT dlsrIst SsiIitOffsn
aus Ser gfldn3tnfpeIt s.mo9t more
ben, unb "a bat F9 berausgeittqt,
6aB man auf SisTs art bsiiptslspeife
G6inineisr srbdItm fam. 8abet
blsi6t bic Grass often. ME fid 0ie
Qerste uno BAG publitum Su oitfen
ms6hinsiern ittlsn iperosn. Gin
heTonoerer murtt fir iis mibt. gus
nd6if eeT6dffsn tpsrbeu, unb es
i6tint, ais Of bic GngIdnosr oas
aud tun' ipolsn
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gns snImnne. Qebr.

8ertber SER geterl Chile.
gen0 icnoe id S6uen eiuen Shed
i'm @etra1e bon $500 fir oas Sab.
resa6ounement Der Cmabd 3ribiiue.
Die @itterung Idbt bier nidt5 5ll
niinIdten iibrig, ~gtniigeuo Rc9rn
un0 tparmes @etter; 0as @elihtorn
iiebt 0ielueripredeu0 ans, and sic
a%nrtoffeIn itebet gut. Ger @inter.
pei3en bat ourd oas itarte auitre.
ten Der SeIien Siege Sdaoen &c.
litten INTO miro nobl uidt mebr
ME cine quite 6olberute a6geben.
Sn6eiien BADEN mir e. ia aud nod
nte crIebt, OoB ale 5eIofrHdte cine
gleih CUTE grnte abperfeu f5nnen.
Dlit freuHoIibem BruB, s5br
8m. Soritu1ann.
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Die qruMbitgniltrn in gatnncIo.

lie Fru6ibitiunihtH In Wlinncio.
to into int gan3en gan0e iibeln.
Das 9mocsobrraeridt bat ndmlih
zine GutiheioiHg o~bgraeben, pclhe
IN ibren @%onicauenjen Den grobien
1beil mierrs StaateS obne Deitr.
res Der Rrubtbition anslieicrn mag,
Dor etniaeu Sdbren bot man nam.
lih einen 5iUiiden Der @unocsre-
1ierimg mo Den SbippetDos i'm
Sabre 1856 ACKNOWLEDGMENT @ertrna
msgcdrnbea iuonnh tn Dem babel
III 9etrndlt tomrdei0eu @ebict tein
alfohol uertauit neroen bart. Is
lalfoeit It'd IN Dem RrojeBfoa III.
lpritH0lih MIR tim eineu uerbaltniB.
Hl6Bia fleineu ge3irt i'm Roroen OeS
Staates. Der uiter 9cruiuna uuI
lcnen 8ertrag troden gcleat ruerOrn
iollte. las Iiitriftsgerid)t beitritt
Die Rehtsg lltiBteit iener Rehtsbe.
itimHrutg fiir Den borlieaenoen 5da,
oas Cberaeriht abcr itoBt oieie Gnt.
lheioung nm m0 ueriueiit Den BRO.
seb Sur @er6an0Iung an Die untcrc
SnItan5 5lriid. Run obet 5ejogen
iit jeHer 2ertraa mo ipdter init
ben gIeideu alauirln abgeidIoiiene
&ertrage nidt ALIEN auf Den u5rO.
liden 5beil oes Staates, ionoern
fat oui oas gnl3e @ebiet 0inne.
iotns iDcitIih bonn MiiiiiiippL. iooaB
uoronsiidltlit. penn iidl tein Nus.
iueg fmoen ldBt. ie0c @irtbidaft
un0 9rauerei in Oieiem @cbtet qe.
itloiien per0en miiBte. nudoem Die
@eridte Sas Icgte 0ort geiproden
bnben fDeroen
sGs lit Jraoe]u ldherlid, ihreibt
Der ct RauI @anoerer" gonB
Gin @ertrag, ocr inter @orausiebut.
gen geidIoiien murOe, peIfe Die
heHtiae G~ntuifeIung mieres 5taa.
tes gar nidt In getradt 3ogen, nit
einem goIfe 8eidloiian Duroe, oas
betfe nur nod Elm Shatten ieiner
@ergnngenbeit lit, 0eiien 8obIer.
geben Elm 6~ortbeiteben 0es 8ertrags
MIR in Der 9fdbe Der Reierpation
erforoert, bellte bon 10 tiefgebenoem
GtnffuB aif inter tpirtbihaftIides
geben iein iou. 4bcr Der gertrag
beitebt 3u gedt. uno MIR Scr Son.
ereb fam aemeour idaffeu. 9bI
oiefer aber oen 5or6errngen ser
@ernirnft iih beugen piro?
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Tie rriit WfuniltF5hWt w |sAsl|'
Ianb. tlnl
mao sltmlI1 sipsdioTsn cIHgsIesr'
luhth IN Gnmarlpdlo ano lm para
h bab liuusa bsaonnsnt Glptts.
msnt bsr Atnnikluti auf Der JHltl
Rom tG1uEpN ,9oIrtin) NIT 10
Rtnniisren aulF4lsbOn gslun9tr.
Die uuEesfstlsn atnuiists tonnsH iid
oa poniian6ia fret auI sinsm Deb
IouSdr,al bon 1000 6sttar ltrtt pss
pobuien QsbgnsiptiIt tni ptt6tHo be-
yt1tn, unb SIC p~ptipmmtuosn bltd'
ten uno IonIi pttlIoTen 8taIst stnil'
atn boaIidnbis srr Grndbraus osr
sir,. Dts bsrtI6tuos GIsiftHot sr'
iprO,rG ndbsrt gsadtaHe bieist nsus'
Zen G.olanonutuna 5umal bel o.r
6tresnbaltuna bon atuutttrtn t.intr'
lti lohlpitIias Rallibtsrunssnbsittn
boun6lsn Fn0. Qat Der rsltrpi.rtsn
.SRIsl ldHtn I9 gut 900 Stid oit'
itr axrous ndbli6tn 9isrs RaIisn,
Bic suIammsn ,inm @spinn pon silpd
$4,000 Or. trbpfIm lnHcn. 9srstis
bdbtn fh mtbrtr. @utsbsibu btr
Gso,nS sur Rutabmung otsIst 10
lpbnsn6sn Rmuiir5udt mtItloNsn,
Bic iiberaa mSpIid III, mo oIAeitbi'
aeg WanosrgsIinOe gum ipstislnotn
Nnlttrluhtn bon Pets suiammsnhal'
tsnOsn 6srosn e,boisn ipiro. Der
Bersug Der aHlpmdsIoFsItit, be
iltbsrfIiIFsItit isOsr pfLtas, lpit ne
unlttt 6austisrs gum 9eosiAtn ere
forosrn unO bdonbsrs BITE iDsnig be-
Iannts 9~ielIaiigI,ii Der 9srDsnbune
aabmgetuorosnr Rtnuiiers Gum los
tsniragsu un0 Rsitsu. fur 9stlsbr I'm
Dintsr uao 5u Sbori3utdsn) usben
Ser iisten Btrputing Der ndbrlrdf'
Wlil5 unb Butter, oss Rates,
Der Stut, iurS altt proouiis Der
3adt, IaFen ts rdilia sridsinsn, enb
dua Sic 0euiI9s aanopirtfdaft Tid
Der Code in gustenstsn GegsHoeH one
nimmt, RoOrt unb 5sioen IdH.u fi6
aIs GrTus fir bt, 5uride.guHgtn.
SddFsudt our RsnuiierbaIlSns gut
.hsYtusrfan
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GGeOstonS m isn r4kr gObn fiji ben ssbFm SOurualis.
mus. Ourum niat neil acknowledgements bic gsb6rbtn f6 ndt T6susn,
Ss gtIbsn SunOst Bt isoen anbum gu bsboubsn. Die gubnituna bs
RsPorkrs, Der f4 fdr tntn pDf5tFsn uussab, I'm fir idn glatt Elm Bib
81 s%rlangsn, bas r iof ni4t uIangt bate. pirb 6ofenti6 babtn pirttu,
bB bic gsri4trFattung F4 a~ntdubigsr Qlstbobeu btbtat. Ga lit be-
bauerIta, bB os bon ben gsttn manfu 3eiungn Mat zen iunqn
ssutsn, bic sur GinH0luns BON RaHrtatm uussdanOi pt:ben, bsigtbradt
NTH, ionstrn q br poIt5d HbstlaIin ptrb. Qbr Is If Elm Slid fix
bas qrbItuH. bb bic ~penefsHs Is tut.
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49,
Riat su ptrbTRfftn.
.6tu WirL bielss gi Iommt mir
BOD r.ai Fpanii& pur!'
Web, Id Tsbs, Der 6srr it Elm
asnnsr; ia, id babe nur s4ts Gpu'
nisr Int Gtau.s
HoBbdfk ". 80 BIN se.
aesn atenO gang butNnGbt mad
oouIs eeEpmmsn.
g.. g. od tobm Gte tpobl Shres
anesbsitisn eth Gtdnb6sH ssbra&t
De- GrttbenRFtfisf.
aidkr: Gie beilrsIten sfpnr. ft9 an
Oct aaufsrti bstsIIiot su bobsn; &C.
Bet Gle benn al, OuB. Sis tinsn
3ounHeden In ber 6anO batitn, dls
Ser Gn0arm auF Der 9ilOflias a..
fAing
Qsstglaeitr: JdwObI. dbsr bumii
Ihais Ii aur aris1sn GeItiitstl
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gHs benz 5taate.

Fremont. Gie idperen Regen
ben 4latte Stub iiioti6 Don
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9. G. Bnrr, Oeutider Opt.
Ten. au9en unterIuft fir Bril-.
len. ABB grnnNeis Geb6uoe
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1914-02-05
Wanted.

Wanted.
Did the doctor tell you Whist you
had?''
mo. He took what j had Without
telling me.""-LifA.
Ever increasing numbers Of. auto
mobiles apparently have failed to de.
press the carriage builders Of Amer.
lea. who were told ~ their presi.
dent, Charles G. Hill. that the present
year. had been the best the carriage
business had ever known.
The English militant suffraRettes In
general and Mrs. Dmmeline Pankhurst
In particular were denounced by Mrs.
Armtsten Chant. the London slum
worker. on her arrival at New York
from Liverpool. Mrs. Pankhurst,"
she said. "has written q most shame.
ful chapter In the hintory of womsn's
progress"
-Four Of ten rats caught in an old
building near the water front in Seat.
tie were found to be infected with Blu.
bonic plague when examined In the
city health department. laboratory re.
Gently
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MANIAC GUIDES SHIP TO RUIN
When Captain Leaves Bark Insane
Man Takes Command and
Sails Away.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. In the At.
lantic ocean. mastered by a maniac
and manned by a. frightened crew, the
Norwegian bark Ravensport is rushing
to destruction, according to a story
told here by Captain Jansen of the
steamship Admiral schley. which ar
rived from Jamaica.
The Ravensport was bound from
Dankirk, Scotland, to a gulf port. On
the voyage q giant swede sailor be.
came insane and cut and slashed the
crew at will. He was captured and
confined after two Of the crew had
been seriously injured. Captain Duus,
master OF the ship, put of In q small
boat for Buff bay to get medical aid.
Just as the yawl reached shore the
maniac broke loose and commanded
the crew to raise anchor. When they
were unable to do SO he ordered the
chain broken. When Captain Duus
saw his ship sailing away he started
in pursuit In the small boat. "A chase
Of ten miles wore out the men who
were rowing and they were .foreedsto
turn back. Captain Duus believes that
the maniac Is speeding the ship to
destruction on TIE shores Of Cuba.
The davenport 10 a steel bark Of
1862 gross tons and IL owned BY
Grestan & Norlolean Of Arendal. Nor.
way.
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LIGHT OF the CANDLES
y JEAN ,NaLls

The magic light OF the unshaded
wax candles lay on the white robed
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Notice of Sale, Mortgage Fore.
closure.

sNOTICESIS HEREBY GIVEN. That by vir-
tue OF astudgment q decree In foreclos-
ure ma sale rendered q Given by the Dist
riot Court OF the Third judicial District. In
for the County Of Steele and State Of
North DAKOTA, and filed, entered and docket
ed in the office Of the Clerk Of the said Court
wherein James p. Brown was Plaintiff, n
Joseph A. Pepper, EdithA. Pepper. Michael
|B.'Hanley, Mary G. Hahiey. and d. W. Me-
plaintiff. and against the said defendants,
JosephA. Pepper. Edith A..Pepper, Michael.
T. Hanley and Mary G.. Hanley. for the sum
Of One Thousand Three Hundred Eighty Dol.
lars and fifteen cents $3.50. 49, which judy
ment and decree among other things directed
the sale B me q Bal real estate hereinaftsr
Qe8cIlDed, ssAtlsIy tne mouny g aAl0 Ju04.
ment Wltn 1nteleat gnereon ena tne oosss g
f ehps nroese g Ell tSs ss1Ss ssnns 1cM Ms ntS saeaso. IN
sAtlsay. ss4s5E.s -.
And by virtue of special writ Of execution
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lNvEhTs A FREAK AlRsHlP
Carl eroMns, the Odd Old Californian
Says He Has Solved Safe Aerial
Travel Problem.

Los Angeles.-Carl Browne, the
odd old Californian. says that he
has solved the problem OF safe
aerial travel. His machine 81 built
on the principle Of the mono.
plane. but instead of having one
fixed plana at the forward end has
eight revolving one four on each.
side. Any two Of these will act as the.
fixed plane Of the monoplane. When
the aviator encounters strong cross.
currents of air Browne claims that
instead Of the machine being over.
turned that the planes will merely re.
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This wouldn't beSbad-at a hunt dinner
with, the men In pink, but tonight it'a
unearthly. There 10 only one man
here who doesn't look q ford sinner"
She followed his eyes down the
table, and they indicated a man Of
about thirty, whose profile alone was
visible to them"
He IL very handsome.- said
Il suppose. he said, your soul ID
Just like that glimmering white.
ness. with here and there your good
works burning like little candles"
Marion laughed. "And you want
me to believe" said she, that yours
is as completely black"
NO" said he. mot black--only
scarlet. And. after$ally I would rath.
or you believe nothing at all about
me-"
"Whyf". asked Marion.
Well" said he. you are o. debu.
tante. and your illusions must not
be shattered"
"Hsthey are false" she asked.
illusions ere no more false than
anything else" said no. Miss La.
mont, you remind me very much OF
. friend Of mine. l haven't seen him
for six years until today. There
wasn't an iluaion he didn't enshrtne
IN the lofty temple Of his thoughts.
When he was eighteen heswas happy
burning incense before his ideals that