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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-25
CARDINAL PATRIARCH
or VENICE DEAD

PARIS. Nov 25.--A dispatch 20 the
Havas agency from Venice says that
Cardinal Aristides Cavallan. ratri
arch OF Venicr Fe Tnpsday
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-25

WASHINGTON, Nov. 225.-urgent
messages were sent today to Ameri-
can Consul John X. Silliman In Mex
leo City asking for an accurate re-
port on conditions there. Unofficial
reports said that Zapata was in the
outskirts of the city, presumably act.
Ing under orders from Villa, and, that,
although he had proclaimed loyalty TO
Provisional President GuterrieZ. Gen.
lucio Blanco was Withdrawing his
forces from the capital Riots-were
reported in the city In unofficial dis
patches.
Even though Zapata does ter the
city, the officials here believe he will
not enter on campaign OF rapine
and pillage. The former bandit chief
tain, who has ruled the south with an
iron hand, Is reported to be In COM
plete sympathy with the Aguascali-
entes conference, and 1t Is supposed
that he was ordered into Mexico City
because of feeling of skepticism re-
garding Blanco's loyalty by Villa
Communication with Mexico City Is
slow. Wire communication from the
north is at standstil and the city
| Is In touch only with Vera Cruz ty
telephone and this method is uncer.
tain. Because of this fact. Consul
Canada at Vera Cruz has been IN.
structed to keep in touch with Sill.
man. The state department is as yet
without confirmation OF the reported
rioting there.
AS evidence. however. that the ad
ministratlon does not look for any
emergency, attention was called Ia
the fact today that only Secretary
Bryan Is ION the job" today. The
latter, IL is pointed out. came here
simply that the administration nigh;
be represented at the annual Pan.
American mass AT St Patricks
church on Thanksgiving day, as tha
president and other members of the
cabinet Will be out of town for the
weekend Bryan will leave here
! Thursday night for Michigan.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-25
WAR BULLETINS

AMSTERDAM, Nov. 25.-Grand
Duke Dmitri has been severely
wounded I'm the lighting ON the
wartbe river. In Poland, it In re-
ported here.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-25

sI.OO Thanksgiving Dinner sI.OO,
Wayne Hotel. $50 to \ d. m.
straub sisters Orchestra.--Adv.
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WAYNE DANCING PAVILION

Thnnksgfving eve. also Thursday
Matine, 2 ID. m.. aud evening. Dancing
In the hay. Novelties, games and
something good 90 est.--Adv.
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Business-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Times Printing Co. 1s
John r st Phone Main 1898.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-25

Special Griswoid Luncn DID you
ever try one7 N not try one TO-DAY
Soc. Hotel Griswofd Adv
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-25

Busfna.s-Iike Printing. No fuss and
no feathers The plain neat kind tina
looks right. Times Printing CO.. 4
John R.-st Phone Main 1924
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-25

PETROGRAD, Nov. 25.--Heavy
losses to retreating German infantry
corps, which was driven into swamps
In the vicinity of Lodz by Russian
cavalry Is reported today In an offi-
cial statement from the war office, an
nouncing continued success against
the Austro-German forces.
Continued success is reported from
all our front" the statement declares.
Russian cavalry. attacking German
retreating infantry corps near Lodz,
drove them into swamp, infiicted
great losses and captured a number OF
heavy guns. The attempts of our en-
emy to make counter attacks have
been everywhere repulsed."
ROTTERDAM, Nov. 2sLHeayy
losses were inflicted upon German
troops In the vicinity OF Nieupoit
when they we're caught between the
fire OF British troops and the guns Of
the allied ships of the coast
The warships were vigory sly BON.
harding tbe German lines hen the
troops got into action. The range
was signaled to the warships by field
wireless from shore AS shells from
the vessels began TO drop true. the
British troops opened up and the Ger
mans withered under the terrible
crossfire. The feet continued It's
bombardment 10 Westende. where
German batteries were destroyed
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Dancing at Palace Rink toaight stsss
,knttni aession.--Advc
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Situation Generally Unchanged.
With Both Sides Fighting
Firecely, is Berlin Yer
sion of Campaign
HEAVY FIGHTING ALSO
REPORTED IN WEST
Battieships Again Aiding Allied
Troops Against Kaiser's
Forces

LONDON, Nov. 25.-The steam
ship Admiral Granteaume. loaded
with refugees, was sunk In the
channel Oct. 20 by German sub
marine, the British admiralty de-
clared today.
"The discovery Of a fragment
Of German torpedo in life boat
proves conclusively that the Ad-
miral Grsnteaume was destroyed
by submarine" the announce
ment states.
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Dancing every evening notel oris-
void Ballroom. lO-17 p m ADV,
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messenger service.
Cali Cadillac 3SO.--Adv.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1914-11-25

Bicycle Insurance. Repe,rtng. Treaty.
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Job Printing Done Rtnht. Times
Printing Co. IL John R-sG
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THE WEATHER.

WEDNESDAY NIGHT AND THURS
DAY PARTLY CLOUDY WARMER
ToNlGHTI SOUTHWEST WINDS.
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Bonn g3Idlertildl.

0os 8fingItfcit lit ioe6eit' porbei.
0ie 0&eggcnooricr 9lGtter mel6e
oic Greigniie oeS &alenoeriobrcs in
Sher5 rno Grnit 81 begleiten pile
gen, ococnfen ou1 in oiciem Sabre
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beiorgcn. 9ei iboncm @etter freut
man iid iiber oen g9ioerball Der
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fen in Den @leggenoorfer 9lattern
icine aur5weil finoeu.
Gie Observation-Disclosures iinO bel
allen @ud6duolern ino 6ei Der @oit
fiir @tf. g. I'M @icrtclio6r obne
Gorto 81 6o6eu. Gin8elue g}lmmern
foIien 30 @fg. Ger @crlog in Wliiu-
hcn &eulioitr Oerienoct &ro6e-
g}ummcrn portofrei &ro6ebdnoe,
sic 5-6 9lunmern ent6olten ilnO
ii6er oeu Sn6alt Der 3eitiGrift am
6eltcn oricntiren pcrOen bon ser
GerlagS6anolung no6 Giuieuoung
BON 60 @ig, iroufo perionot.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

|uriton q. 8. Il. 9. y. an Com.
5. gprnes rno 6rou gSeitieite @oo-
ne, no6e %. StroBc, Is Bel 11O6uB.
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bei 80 SUB.
2eon aorc5elusfi uuO 6rou on So.
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geniomm S6port uno Srau al
Simon 9leeOIe, SiiOieite 6ronfliu-
StraBe, no6e Nlprtle 9luenue, 15.4
bci so SUB
So6n .. 91od all Geo @. 9open
tnO 6ran ggeitieite Sma0woo0itro
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

9ln Steae 0es Derltorbenen Srn.
2eipis @ubcl bat @olperneur @oIos.
borough geitcrn Sru. Clarendon S.
Z. @oulo gum @aitaIieOe Der Stoots.
gSoblqifIi6tS-g -grboroe ernonnt. Sr.
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moroen, OeSeleiden lit Die Steae ais
9RedtsbciItuno Der @o1lmlfiidts.9c-
boroc nod ni6t ausgcfiilt. Qieies
g(mt Dattc Sr. Carl q. S@irm inne,
bis er gum @oliaeiri6ter ernonnt
mur0e.
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WrOFtc crtlniipe @OtOreseIc-SanO-
lung in Baltimore. @rOfe 9Inswa9I
mcmc nnS scbrandte MOtOreu,
(Iidrd24-)
Din Sic 0anten.

Gle cinsioc sdnle III Der siabt.
llnierc ga6Atdiicn iebt oicn. Sllnae GanlerL
uelde Die Glcioermabcriuni naD ben neuelieH
Wlctboocn crlcrnen poucn, f1nncn otes IN iurs
8cr 8cit 0urdb ben @ninhB an oeie Nlalicn
errci6cn. llHierrht WlorQcilS, &a6miiiaas nno
glDcno5 NcQucme Gullocn. SIN Saue be-
gpnncne glrbcicn i1nnen mnbrcno ocS lniers
riMlS foriOelcbt iocroen. @rnol6er lliicrs
rihi I'M @niunri bon Wuiiern eriDeit. Ndbere
glnShut iMriili6 ooer nfinoId bci 6rl
0ubcrS, g1r. 3O2, gNclts Snrntuans sStrnDc.
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9aNe snr glciIe tn's gnslanb 6eiOrgt
6. 0lainc, 9lr. 413, SitsSaItimOres Str
na6e GuitOnt Spnie glue.
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SIN 3weifeI. Si6bart 5ciat
Der Came icines Scr5euS einiQe
photographer. r0ier III Elm 9iIo.
hen, ooS Elm 6reuuo pom mir auiac.
nommeu Bat Gas bin id lmo meinc
beioeu iron56iiden @uoel 9in ih
Qut actroiicn2" % ia, olan3cno.
Sic iiuo oo6 Der nit ocm Sui, niAt
pobr2D
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.Seirat6s. .qicenacu.

Srlb 3elS, 20, lno Wfogoolena
Gb, q.
Clarence 81. Stole, 81, @bilooel-
pbia Go., uno W1Drtlc 8. Soaa-
more, 30.
Senro 0ittmor, "a, unO MooOo-
lena 8ed, 81.
Sobn 9. Suits, %, g8oibington
9. g., unO @1ottie e. 6eIfa %,
Baltimore.
Ser6crt 6. ggcoper, %, uno
@&DrtIe 9. Sbomos, %.
GoworO S. Goreg, 45, g8ittpcr,
SrongeOiIle, NiO., unO Wtor8oret
0cmef, 35, Baltimore.
glntbonD @olter &rous, 26, uno
gaorie @. StrobmcDcr, "A.
Ebomos 9. 9(iIsiuort9, SO, g8itt-
wcr, lmo Goic 6orte, 26.
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uno 6loro 6. NtcGlosfeD, 26.
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StoIou %.
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gSoibington, 8. s.
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ret6 s. 3ctImeiil "a.
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81. @inoIor, 19; 9eiOe bon glnnopo-
lis, 0}o.
glntonio Goscio, %, unO Grace
Serno, 10.
Soicpb 3. Goodman, 25, unO SOu
@Ioine, 81.
2omrcnce s. 6ccto, "a, unO glelie
G6iclos, 81.
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s. 0reDer, %.
Sobn @. 0ombo6, %, unO Nlin-
nic @}. 9enoer, 30; geiOe BON Can.
coIter. County, @o.
g9iaiom Z. @ooopin 81, uno Grs
reitina &rGmelmeDer, 81, g8ittpe.
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$. Seioli@, 10, g9ooOlopn, Wl0.
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80, Soeerstopn @l0.
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uno &c8iob sc. @cnn 81, @lpn-
BON, N20.
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SO, Baltimore.
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-Errmon. 26, Baltimore.
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Ea, uno @orgoretb 81: Sled, 90,
E1ronc, @a.
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tinore.
Tbomas g. Softer, 36, 8ittper,
iin0 W1o6el Sharp, 30.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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Der @eISmarIt.

S6loB ociicrn 5uirieocniieaeno
@oloobfu6r nab europa bat Gin.
iluB aui Die 3insrate fir 3eit.9lu.
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bon Oeriiiobarcu 6radmoggons
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item Gogesfirien iuelhe, a6geic6en
bon gr0Beren 9lponcen fir eiiigc Spe.
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llniab Don $2.66t,0O0 itctig, ein
3wiidenfaIl mar Der aursitur5 bon
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melien uepuoiirtcn glnte 9clllun-
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9onOS auf neuen gSioeritanO ieiteus
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,,Suutb.SerIen. Nnrmen" Sini bis iiinBcbn
elder ebercs 9dno fir $4,000 Den 9lder Yin
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Didbcres iprcdc por ooer fbrci6e al 6arl u.
Wcuc, 1919 ge 1nNcttc.Str., Baltimore, Wio.
(Wiait0iSt, 81, ,So-)
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gaItimpre WlarEtbcridlte.

W Tim 0 D, to. SUM 1914.
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Baltimore sIttien.g0rie

etabi. uno eiaaiS. scniritdten
ga a.scr. Geniurb 1901 i..... So X.
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Sd 5abc ciniae tleins 0artcn. Carmen

IN @rBbe ron Q Bis 10 Mdtr, stipas
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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-11-06
ON PACIFIC COAST

Nettie Prov, herself mother, was
found guilty in the superior court re-
Gently at Los Angeles, on a charge of
putting poison in food with intent 10
poison three children of a neighhor.
o. L. Dickinson, president of the
White Pass route, operating the White
Pass & Yukon railway from tidewater
at Skagway, Alaska, to the headwa-
ters of the Yukon river at White
Horse, Yukon territory, has resigned.
Eighty men, armed with sticks and
clubs, who were taken from a freight
train Saturday by the police, left
Dunsmuir, Cal, Sunday, after spend
ing night in Jail, headed for Shasta
county. The men say they are mem
bers of the l. w. w. and that they
are on their wayto San Francisco.
According to advices from Califor-
mia, canneries in that state that pack
canned tomatoes have been running
to capacity of late. Several new can
neries of small capacity are also
operating this season. The tomatoes
are reported to be of better quality
and appearance than ever before. Al
though the pack will be larger than
ever, there is, so far as can be learned,
no disposition as yet on the part of
reputable packers to cut on opening
prices.
Portland's exports for the month
ending Oct. 81 smashed every proceed
ing record extending over the same
period, amounting in value to S2,179,-
$50. This exceeds the showing made
in October, 1913, by nearly 100000.
The amount of wheat sent abroad was
greater by more than 100000 bushels
than during the corresponding month
of astiyear. Large quantities of oats
for the cavalry horses of European ar
mics were shipped to Europe and big
consignments of flour were sent. Prac-
tically no oats or flour have been ship
ped to Europe from this port hereto
fore.
The steamship Victoria, the last
boat of the season from Nome, depart
ed for Seattle October 81 with 300
passengers, and transportation con-
nection with the remainder of the
world is discontinued until next June,
when boats will come up from the
south, fighting the ice of Boring sea.
During the winter dog teams will
carry letter mail between Prince Wild
liam sound and Nome. Twenty-six
hundred people will pass the winter
there, this being practically the same
number that remained through last
winter. The gold output of Seward
peninsula during the season just end
ed was 100000 or 100000 larger
than during the season of 1913.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-11-06
ELECTION RETURNS
AS REPORTED WEDNESDAY MORNING

New York, Nov. 4.-Heavy republi
can gains in yesterdays election
gave assurances of reducing the pres
ent democratic majority of 141 in the
house of representatives by a big ma
iority.
At an early hour this morning the
returns from various states showed a
net gain of AZ seats for the republi-
cans. Many districts are yet to be
heard from. Republican leaders to-
night were jubilant over the prospects,
some predicting that the democratic
majority might be overturned alto
gether by the final results.
Democratic control of the senate,
however, was assured, the probability
being that it would be increased from
10 to ~ through the election of Roger
C. Sullivan in Illinois.
The sweeping republican victory in
New York, the collapse of the pro-
gressive vote throughout the country
and the upheaval in the democratic
congressional districts generally were
taken as assurances by republican par
tizans that the tariff had entered into
the national political conflict with
telling effect
Latest available returns on tht
congressional delegation from New
York state showed 21 republicans anc
n democrats elected, and one pro
gressive
In Washington State.
Wesley l.. Jones, republican for Uni
ted States senator, is well in the lead
with Judge Black, democrat SECOND
so far.
In the Fifth congressional distric
Dill, democrat, has a plurality ovei
Rosenhaupt, republican, of a few hun
bred. according to the scattering re
turns from outside counties and incom
plete returns from Spokane county
Rosenhaupt strongholds are yet to re
port Cookery, progressive, is third.
A record vote was cast in Everett
and Snohomsh county Tuesday, al
factions being out in force. AS every
where. the count is progressing slow
ly. Complete returns from u precincts
give 1862 against prohibition and 134'
for. In the senatorial contest Black is
leading throughout Snohomish county
with Wesley l.. Jones second and Oh,
Hanson third, although no figures al,
yet available. No other counts hav,
been reported
Jones leads for senator in Pierce
county. with Hanson second and Blacl
a close third.
In the second. or Bellingham district
Lindley II. Hadley republican, is aheaC
of Earl w Hustled democrat, and JOIN
e. Campbell, progressive. but the re
turns are meager
In the third. or Tacoma district, AL
bert Johnson. republican, appears I,
have been reelected, defeating Charles
Drury, democrat, and Stanton Warbur
ton, progressive.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1914-11-06
Labor War in Arkansas.

Washington. - President Wilson,
Attorney General Gregory and Secre-
aaryretary Garrison of the war depart
mcnt discussed at a long conference
at the White House Monday night the
advisabjEty of sending federal troops
TO the strike zone of Hartford Valley
Ark. to assist Frank A. Youmans, Uni
tied States district judge, in enforcing
the orders of his court.