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FORCES OF CARRsNza
TO QUIT MEXICO CITY
State Department. Hears That Evac,,.
alton VIII Bo Completed by
Noon To-Day.
MOVE EASTWARD TO oRIzABA
Believed That Entrance OF General
Villa into Capital VIII Not he Re-
sisted-No Change In Plans Ro-
garding Vera Cruz.

WASHINGTON, November .i.-Evac-
uation OF Mexico City by Carranzn
troops will be completed tomorrow
noon. according to Official dispatches
to the State Department to-day. Gem
erals Oregon and Blanco. In command
there. have assured the Brazilian min
lister and American Consul S!lliman
that n small force will bo left to pre-
serve order.
The Carranza forces are moving
eastward to Orizaba. Carranza's tenn
porary capital General Villa Is at
Queretaro. II Is believed his entrance
to Mexico City will not be resisted.
In some quarters II Is thought with
drawal of the Carranza forces Ia a
strategic manoeuvre. and that General
obrexPn VIII begin IN cnveioplng
ovement aiming to cut Villas COM
munication with tho northern states,
while the forces under General Jesus
Carranza and other generals. loyal to
the first chief. will attempt to strike
his coluinns, with Oriznba as a base.
Officials at tho State and War De-
partments declared tonight there was
no change In the announced plan Of
evacuation OF Vera Cruz next Monday.
II was said officially that the question
OF which faction would receive possess
sion OF the city had been left 20 Gen.
erAi uhbton. AZ IL Understood he VIII
deliver tho city to whichever force la
In de fscto control OF the Immediate
vicinity
The State Department received to-
day from the British vicc-consul In
charge OF American interests at En-
senada. Lower California. copies of dc
crees Issued by Baltaznr Aviles, Villas
appolntee as Governor OF the state,
requiring all property-owners to make
new registry OF their lands in con-
nection with & now censuR OF real
property.
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WINTER AGGI,AvATEs
MlSEItY AMONG PEOPLE

AMSTERDAM VITA London), Novem-
Der 2. I:69 a. M.).--The Siuis corres-
pendent OF the Rotterdamscho Cour-
ant sends the following:
'Bruges Is garrisoned by small
force OF sailors and marines. On Thurs
day, the troops were dispatched to
M!ddelk erke, south OF which place
heavy fighting was going on. Tho
losses on both sides have been severe.
Great transports OF wounded have been
sent to Client. Three officers and sew
en- men, who have returned from Ypres
arc all left OF one regiment of 5000
men who loft Client for the front n
few weeks ago.
The early winter has aggravated
tho misery among the soldiers and pop
ulation. In the open country the
troops are suffering terribly. and the
number of sick is increasing.
"Thc allies have captured, near
YPres. German train Of war material.
Several residents OF Bruges have
been arrested for alleged expressions
Of disploasure at the policy OF Ger
many. The greater part OF the inhabi-
tants is being fed by the Germans.
Residents OF villages north OF Zee
brugge are not allowed to leave tho
towns, All houses for a considerable
distance back from the sea front from
Zcebrugge TO knockc, have been evac-
ugted.
The shortage OF coal is serious
throughout belgium"
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Charles Lincoln Smith Gives an
Interesting Discourse
THE AMERICAN INDIAN HAD DEFECTIvEEYES
nut
Their

The remarkable increase In the use
OF glasses haze given rise IN some minds
10 IN apprehension that tho ayesisht
OF the race In suffering deterioration:
that civilization and modern methods
or lire are weakening formerly per-
feet organ. This fear Is ungr6unded.
More glasses are worn because tho eye.
Its needs and it's relation to tho brain.
are now understood to a degree un-
dreamed OF even three decades ago.
The study OF tho eys-technicaliy cali
cd optometry--has progressed by phe-
nomenal strides. vieinR with tho mod
ern planes Of surgery.
There Is commonly accepted al
sumption that the eyes of savage races
possegs no defects. We are frequently
told that the American indiana, SCAN
ming tho giooms OF tho forest or the
shadeless expanBe OF prairie. had no
need OF spectacles 10 assist his match
less vision. This is popuar hypoth-
esis, but n weil-known authority max es
tho statement that four out OF ave
American Indians were affected by
hypermetropia. which means that they
possessed the power Of adjusting tho
eyes for long distance, but for not
short. In other words. that while they
saw naturally at long range. their
view OF near objects WAS deficient.
with this assertion in mind, the In
creasins number of spectacIes need not
excite apprehension.
ut Ia rarely that the two eyes are
found TO BIO alike in either grown per-
sons or children. One eye. or both, fre-
quentiy requires help, but when both
are affected they seldom need the aamo
help. The. purchase of shop glaeses--
lenses Of the same power for both eyes
lis consequently preposterous for any
age.
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GET RID OF HUJMORS
AND AVOID Disc Sc

HuInors In tho blood cause internal
arrangements that affect tho whole sys-
cruptions. They affect oil tho organ.
and functions. membranes and tissues.
snd are directly responsible for tho
readiness with which some people con-
tract disease.
For forty years Hoods sarsapariila
has becr more successful than any
ether medicine In eYpellinE humors and
removing their inward and outward
fleets. It 10 distinguished for It's thor.
oughness In purifying tho blood, which
II enrichea and invlgorntes.N No other
medicine acts like II. for no other medi-
cine Is like. t.
Got Hoods sarsapariils to-day. In
.iss on having Observation-Disclosures ont
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this afternoon and attempted 70 at.
tack tho airship wharf. Ono aviator
who circled above tho workshop at
height OF 400 metros was quickly
shot down with shrapnel machine gum
fire. The other. who kept at con-
siderable height, succeeded In oscap-
ing. but. according to later uneonfirm-
ed reports, he Is said to have fallen
Into Bodenlake.
which partly exploded In the neigh
borhood of the workshop. Two houses
In the town were damaged one man
was killed and one womaf. injured.
The occupant of the dying machine
which was shot down was an Eng
llsh naval officer. He was seriously
wounded and was taken to n hospital
The. workshops and balloon construc-
tion works were unchanged.
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GERsfAx OFFICIALS
ANXIOUS YrOR PEA Gle


tsneeinl Cable to The Times Dispatch. ]
THE IIAGUS, November 21.-Al-
though the German press asserts that
Germany can bring 100000 reservists
Into the field without making use OF
men under eighteen and over forty-Nv
years of age. there are several In
dicatlons that tho German officials ore
anxious Tor peace.
Tho international Wohlfahrt verein
(Welfnro union). OF Berlin, has made
"a direct appeal 20 influential Dutch
newspapers by means OF @ printed
circular Enclosed In on opon envelope,
expressing tho wish that oil neutral
countries work together and prepare
the way for mediation overturcs to be
made by some neutral power. ms, for
Instance. the United States
II IL considered remarkable that tho
circular should have reached It's desti-
nation. If It's contents had been dis
pleasing to the German censor, 1t never
would have passed the frontier.
should the enemy march into Ger
many. tho people would feel that they
havo been mislcd by the government
80 to the trend of tho war.
Germany, public men al Tho Hague
believe, Will try 10 hold Belgium At all
costs until peace negotiations arc
opened. strong second line OF de-
Tense has been prepared Ia Belgium
Roughly. II runs from Antwerp to
Mons. y third line Is being prepared
along the Mouse River.
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OUCH! LAME BACK,
RUB LUMbAG0 OR
BACkACRE away
Rub pain right out with small
trial bottle Of old est.
Jacobs DIP

Kidneys cause Backache? No, They
have no nerves. therefore cannot cause
PAIN. Listehi Your backache Ia caused
by lumbaRo. sciatica or a strain and
tho quickest relief is soothing. pene-
tratins 'St. jacobs OIL" Rub IL right
in your painful back. and Instantly Tho
Boreness, stiffness and iamenesa disan.
pears, Don't stay crippledl Got SINAI,
triai bottie OF st Jacobs OIL" from
your druggist and timber up. A M
ment after It 10 applied you'll wonder
what became OF tho backache or lurn-
baao pain.
Rub old. honest "st. Jacobs Opr
whenever you have sciatica, neuralgia.
rhe umafism or sprnins, as Il Ia abao.
Observation-Disclosures.
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DEMURRER TO SUIT
AGAINST MELLEN FILED

NEW HAVEN, CONN. November al
York, Now Haven and Hartford Rail-
road Company and tho New England
Sa Msi,tn COMPANY against Charles
Haven. and John i. Billiard, Samuel
Hemingway and Charles r. Linsloy,
former directors OF the Billiard Com
pany, was filed In Superior Court to-
day.
Tho suit WAS brought TO recover
s3.S25;f47 alleged to have been PROFIT
accruing TO the Billiard Company from
the transfer OF the Boston and Maine
Railroad by the New Haven to the Bill
lard Company.
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orders to which eyestrain may lead is
practically houndlesa. Disorders that
apparently have no connections with the
eyes can often DO traced to some opti-
cal defect either for cause or agra
walton,
The relation between tho eye and
the norVe centres being so intimate,
the use or my method and prescrIp-
lion siasses completely removes any
synpnthctic nerve irritation and IT'S
train OF evils, caused by error of re-
fraction OF the human eye.
All physical conditions arc Deepen .
dent upon the brain and the nerve
forces"
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IN MEMORlAM

EDDENS.--JD loving memory OF nv
dear daughter. MRS. LAURA AMOS
EDDEES. who died one year ago No.
United on the beautiful shore
With loved ones that have zone before.
Fhere 10 no sorrow; there is no pain
sweet be thy rest; we will meet again.
~-'>-.--.'' HER MOTHER.
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RUSSIAN TROOPS
STILL ADVANCING

PETROGRAD. November 2l.-An off,
cial communication Issued from gen.
cral headquarters Tonight says:
The lighting between the Vistula
and Wharf.-The and on tho Crncow Czen-
stochowa front continues
I'm East Prussia yesterday only
desultory firing occurred. In Eastern
Gnlicia tho Russian troops arc etill
advancing"
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Five GERMAN ATTACKS
a STOPPED ABRUPTLY

. PARIS, November 2l t10:4l p. M.
THE following official communication
WAS Issued by the War Office to-night:
THE day has been very quiet. There
lis nothing OF interest to report, except
lthat In tho Woevre district. In the
! Epn rges. 1--WE German attacks were
executed In mass In the space OF two
hours. and stopped abruptly by the fire
,of our artillery"
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ahe yissuia Rivere. while tho Russians
10 the north OF tho vistula ore re-
aofted TO 10 falling back.
OF ORNEs
So, CAPTURED ny FRENCH

\ WASHINGTON. d. c.. November 2l.-
French forces have captured the
.hoights OF Orhes. near verdun, and
ssilenced two German batteries. accord
ing to official dispatches to-day TO the
French embassy.
= The dispatch said:
< "At Ornes. Carverdun. We havo cap
stured important heights and siloncod
two of the enemy's batteries. In the
eArsonne we have obtained similar sue
lcessful results, having seized block
shouse and established new limo OF
strenches.
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Kidneys Should Not
Be Neglected

The most important organs Of elimi-
nation are the Kidneys and they must
be kept clean and active. 30 they may
remove the poisonous waste matter
which otherwise returns to the circu-
lation and finds its way to all parts
of the body. II you're nervous, lack
ambition and have backache and indi-
Bestion, It's almost certain that tho
functions OF the Kidneys. to remove
impurities is impaired and should be
remedied Immediately. With Its ability
to keep tho kidneys acting freely and
In healthy atato Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Remedy rids the body OF
many impurities which, ir reabsorbed
would make life miserable, cntall!ns
great discomfort and suffering. 1t acts
specifically upon tho kidneys and liver
In such manner that II establishes
healthy condition and ~
tones up these vital organ &SHuuQn
IL not taken too late. TO
over 81 years Warmers 2
Safe Kidney and Liver 4H&8
Remedy has been tho t8i
standard for kidney md RI
liver diseases, Get ii at i
your druRgist's In soc and SyS
500 sizes. Free sample IL E1O !
you write Warmers Safo Remedies Co.
Dept. ESQ. Rochester. N. Y.--Adv.
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MIA Ethel 1,hnnnaa.

!. Especial to The Times Dispatch.
y LYNCHBuRG, VA, November Ri
tMrs. Ethel Thomas. wifo OF c. r.
died On Friday at the i.ynchbure sana,
toriuEl, where she had heen III for
weeke. Her husband and three chill
,pisters survive: Mrs. J. II. Akers. Mrs.
j. w. Williamson and Mrs II. W. Soy
pliers and w. .. Wright, of Lynchburg,
and r. owen Wright, OF st. Louis.
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II you have burning. dizziness, neu-
rnlgia, headache, spots before the eyes,
winking, trembling spells, cataract
burning and smartlng or tho eyes, vari-
oue nervous and brain affections. en- :
failing not only positive injury TO the
diately.
Nos. 100. 10l md 102 Murphy's Hotel
Annex, at Eighth aud Broad Streets
Eighth street entrance, take elevator.
CONSULTATIONS free between tho hours
OF 10 A. M. and r. NJ
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Steamer Detained at Glasgow.

LONDON. November 81 C4:55 p. N.Y.
The Norwegian steamer Tyr has been
detained at Glasgow. according to n
dispatch to the Central News. The
correspondent says 1000 tons OF copper
orc. which is contrahand, were dis
covered hidden In tho bottom OF the
stcnmer's hold
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OFFICERS CONVICTED
Tried by Court Martial on Charge o
Theft of Wine.

PARIS. November 90 1885 A. NJ.
Flight German officers OF tho reserve
medical corps. charged with the theft
Of vino and committing an orgy at
tho Chateau OF Liay September Q.
whore their ambulance wRs Installed,
have been convicted by n court-nartial
sitting In Paris.
The chief German officer. charged
also with falling properly to caro- for
1876 wounded French. was sentenced to
two years imprisonment. Tho others
were sentenced to from six months 10
one years imprisonment.
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TRANSFERRED 70 BUFFALO
scene 81 Suit Against Kodak Coaspan,
Shifts Erou Rochester.

ROCHESTER,. N. Y. November a.
Tho scene OF the governments disso-
luton suit against the Eastman Kodak
Company has been shifted from Roch-
ester to Buffalo. The defense viii
close Its case on Tuesday. according
to an agreement entered into with
United States Judge Hazel
An adjournment will be taken then
for the prosecution to prepare les re-
buttal. A decision is not looked for
before February.
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More Provision. for se,x.an..

LONDON, NOVember q I:I5 7. NJ j.
Another ehipload OF provisions pur-
chased by Americans for Belgian relief
was dispatched to-day on the steamer
Jan Block. which sailed from London
for Rotterdam Will, 700 tons OF wheat.
500 tons of flour. 600 tons OF rico and
zoo tons of peas.
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POSSIBILITIES OF GERMAN
INVASION OF ENGLAND

Especial Cable to The Times Dispatch. ]
7 LONDON, November 21.-Rear-A d-
miral Sir 8. Eardley WIlmot. writing
on the possibilities OF German inva-
sion of England, says:
Admitting that German troops arc
available and located In tho vicinity
Of those ports from which they would
set forth, and that sufficient transports
have been collected at these places to
convey them, We have then TO aglne
this huge flotilla escorted by the whole
German fleet making it's way across
tho North Sea with air3hips In attend
ance.
"The sight of a Zeppelin in tho sky
on calm day Is lmpressive-a num-
Der OF them still moro so--but how
vulnerable to the attack of the faster
aeroplano arc these huge gasbags: not
with tho bullet. perhaps, but with a
light incendfary she'll or some fire.
works. IL not simpler weapons. we
may leave them to our Intrepid air
mon without much fear Of the result
If cavalry or artillery form part Of THE
Invading force their rapid disembar
alton does not necessarily follow. We
can hardly assume the Same facility
here for the Germans.
So far i have not dealt with tho
resistance she invading flotilla may
meet en- route or on reaching the
coast But, what q target for gun
ana torpedo this mass of shipping
would be, even II split into two or
moro detachments. A stretch OF the
imagination may dispose OF the bulk
OF our fleet previously or at the time
but II cannot refuse survival to q
portion. including destroyers and sub.
marines. Repeated attacks by these
would sadly disarrange tho new ar
mazda, and we could then put up q
pretty good fight on shore Few
things arc impossible. but tho con-
temptation Of this does not cause any
missivlnBs to arise"
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DANIsH AND SWEDISH
nESERSISTS TO REPORT

OTTAWA. ONT. November a.
Danish and Swedish army reservlsts
living In Ottawa to-day declared they
had received orders by mail immedi-
ateIy to report for duty. Tho atate-
ments have caused much surprise
here.
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BRISTOL, Va, November 2o.-Mrs.
agnes Carter died this weeit at tho
: few miles west OF Bristol, at the nge
.of 102 years. She had lived in this
tregion from childhood. She was the
mother OF Enoch Carter, q wcll-knoWn
citizen of tho county.
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Mrs. III. ID. Knight.

\ Especial TO The Times- Dispatoh.l
: GREENSBORO, y. c., November q.
Mrs. II. d. Knight died thls morning
at her home on jackson Street, after
an Illness of three years. Sho wHB q
,aattve of virginia, and had been mar
,ried forty eight years. She IL sur
lvived by her husband and eight chill
dren. The funeral will be held to-
morrow afternoon and intcrment win
be in Greene Hill Cemetery.
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OBITUARY
Funeral of 70. w. Umlauf.

Funeral OF ID, W. UmIauf.
: The funeral of Ernest w. Umlauf,
who died Friday morning at 9:55
O'clock, Will take place this afternoon
at 3 o'clock from the First English
Lutheran Church, corner Monument
avenue and Lombardy Street.
tiers and four brothorsGMrs. Henry b.
..Iiolzback, Misses Annie j., Lizzie and
Flora v. umlauf; John A., jncob, Lewis
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pRzENfYsI. OFFERS
TO YIELD tn HrrSSIaNs

Especial Cable to The Times-Dispatch ]
LONDON, November 21.--A dlspa tch
from Romo says that Przemysl has
offered to capitulato TO the Russians,
on condition that the garrison BIO per-
nitted TO leave with arms and baaEase.
The offer was refused, as tho Russian
commander considered tho fortress
would BIO unable to hold out long.
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CAPTURED MORE VESSELS
THAN CREDITED WITH
Especial to The Tinies. p!snatch.l

tSpecial 10 y ne f1mes- Dispatch.J
APPLETON. WIS. Nov. &c. Won
Muller, brother OF Capt Carl Won Muller
of the famous cruiser Emdrn. was here
to-day, and showed letter receive
from his brother since his capture, in
which the captain states that the
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DEATHS

III SOUTH ss,vldero s. Sire lsi sfsaeS..
ToXs SgsSpa 2o Isa at R sST NJ S I,
beth Umlauf
gpnsrsi ssFy y1em t THIS ssUNDA
Autheran Church. Burial at Holly-
wood.
ILLIAH ELLEN G 5S9SSHs;isl vito Vito
pd ransssI e. p; n TO-DAY fFom
sermont In River View Cemetery.
CRIss.--Died. Friday evening. Novem.
ARCHER CRISS. for q number OF years
the faithful servant Of the late Mr.
Funeral services MONDAY AFTER.
NOON at 9 o'clock from the New Lap
tiat Church, Clay Street Friends urc
invited.
PFRkINS.--Died. at his fathers rosi-
dence. 50i pobson Street. j: HARVEY
PERKINS, beloved son of J. II. Perkins
q half brother and sister Hazel and
An rssss. to ne moq ", their loss,
O'Clock from Pine Street Church. In.
and acquaintances invited.
LIESFEID.-Died, suddenly SATURDAY.
morning, CHARLES r. LIESFELD
son Of Alvina w. and the late John II
Idesfeld, in the twentieth year or his
nge.
The funeral will take place MONDAY
AFTERNOON at O'Clock from West
MINISTER Presbyterian Church. Friends
end acquaintances respectfully invited
70 attend.
GO darling Charlie to thy homo on
yonder blissfu} shore;
Your angel father watts for YOU, us ne
has gone before.
ILKINSoN.-Died. at Virginia Hos
pital ut Gao Saturday, November 81
1914. j. SAMUEL WILKINSON.
Funeral notice later.
C14ARKE.-Died. Saturday evening. Ma
yember 81, 1914. EDWARD SOMER-
FIELD CLARKE. Mt his residence. iiA
North Twenty-fourth Street. axe forty
ntno years.
Funeral notice later
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FRIIIaZING WEATHER
IN Ht1~CI,E ZONE

PARIS. November FL (7.11 =. MI
Freezing weather has get In through
out the battle zone in France and Bel
gium. Tho temperature to-day varied
between 90 and IS degrees above zero.
Snow is falling IN Northern Franco, in
tho Fosges and ut Marseilies.
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SOME PHYSICAL EFFECTS.
"PhysictanS are discovering that
other abnormal conditions Of the body
may often be relieved by correcting err
lations exists between the eyes and the
nervous system that the field. of dis
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Emden captured twelve more vessels
than she is credited with In print. file
had letters OF Identification. C.. Vcn
Muller formerly served In tho German
army, leaving 1t May II.
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In Po,t =, .s,,,,.h.

SAVANNAH. GA. November 21-
doned "Wednesday of Cape Lookout
lightship, and taken in tow by the
steamer Merrtnac. was brought into
port here to-day.
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TWO SONS OF DE WET
SURRENDER 10 MAGIsTR ATE

LONDON. November 90 (a:lf A. ny.
The Cnpo Town correspondent Of
Reuters says two sons of General
Christian de Wet. the rebel leader, have
surrendered to-a magistrate In Cape
Town. ~. .e
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ENGLISH AyYATORS
ATTACK AlHS1Ip WHARF

Especial Cable to The Times Dis patch !
J. BERLIN, November 21.-At F'reid-
ierichafen two English flying machines
appeared over the town about / o'clock
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Only One "BRoMo aUrNrNE,
Whenever you feel cold coming on,
think of the full name, LAXATIVE,
BROMO QUtNINE. Look for signature
OF u. w. Grove on box. a5c.--AdV
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OCONNNLlA--Died. November 10Th,
OF q. Frank O'Connell. age thirty eight
Funeral 1T . p. NJ. TO-DAY from
4loseneath Presbyterian Church. In
xerment In River View Cemetery.