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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31

ortiv rerarfIt the tan went for two
.3as Y.,rhont having n s{nuIe inmate
ara that fe rertaInlv going some far a
tav.a me siys ~ Durham said Jatfer
fs-f,t, tcas,-
Getting Negroes 10 Pose.
The representative Of the Journal
continues TO shadow the express office
way laid and asked 10 pose for pic
lures neatly wrapped package Of
liquor e placed under the negroes arm
aad as he cramps his knee To pose. a
picture Is made The two men have
Hhadowed the express Office for two
days and have been unable to get
noaeh pictures up 10 the present
time.
Now place Your right foot out. Just
~ II You we're walking hold the pack
aFe NJ "A htl" higher face the camera
ana have JOYOUS grin on your face
were some 81 the instructions advanced
to an old negro man standtag I'm front
~ the express offiee in this city Fri
oaN afternoon. August IS, by q repre-
sentative Of the Evening Journal, OF
Richmond, Va.
when do get dis picture boss" said
the aarkey. as ne posed with a gallon
~ liquor in regulation package The
liquor was hugged close to his chest
ard he erinned at the camera in true
Niger style Go up TO the picture
rnan's Office tomorrow ana you can have
one replied the journal representa-
tive,
The camera snannad ana ~. raro
hrqathed slgh ~ ro'tag -
}ittle r,(b ar9,nd ~ mae
srrilad d. tba naprn $50 COS -, A.
lyAred to ~ Me- - $500. ~
Honor thst b.d hoa, ~ ps.un 81 -
~. g,,>agfo. .g,ha 1onat ah,n
}ef, inc soene ava - r 800, 49, ~ :
EXPRESS afylro re5s,te,f snnrar,. Wv
r. ,@,,1e ,.,,a,t. -, AZ -
faro a,,ortaa ~ rar ~ sne p'c,
g,ha ,-iretrja,, a 800 ave -
"a ma sr.na 49,, ~. ~ $500 w "e
teeor ~. 800 az p.etu'e was
,hPrt,i - Ss uon ! you go 20
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31


tho hour However. we rluft notes
the Mistake Of the Lords pebple.
!" The mon took OF their vruals ana
asked not cotnasl 1T the mouth Of
God. sad sad beyond measureN But
this is beipg repeated in our old state
today. Feeding upon the wine and the
mouldy bread or tie enemy, not aware
that the end win BIO one OF weeping
having forgotten that tod commando
determination. The congregation
inurmured against the princes who. 1t
seena, made the league with the
enenfy. and who. as one IN dealing with
Gartst, haG not the manhood to break
the league r1ade in deception. How
hard II Is to break loose from the
deception Of the devil This really 10
TIE argument 81 today in that we have
Ncaussd the bEsiness. and they have
built up houses. ANA now we eanno,
change,
Men he not deceived DO not mis-.
take that the Issue is the saloon. or
no saloon. We will make laws for
emefgeneieg If they arise"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
MRS. Any WEECH
HEARD. BY CROWDS
NATIONAL W. &. r. U. ORGANIZER
Ann LECTURER AT THREE
MEETINGS.

ssA,rnper +ha ,,o.s1 ;.u,,.
-. t,..,4 -. =
" pNt WI 4.[iEei upei'
the leading one--to feel, as 1t were.
the pulaa OF God beating through the
;,st,ss az ,,o,na, 10 tn, go. ..r
-
~ @4'''S ""Fe ''it't = sweeping over
cur Lutte and country Is not the hys-
f@t'a f*Sd'1fhS rom Inc eHortS OF d
= ,'al@ y. ga fet'1ti.aefs he4sa' hsA9
1-tag4~fd an l,rrvserss r9nvenaans.
,>offy,., a. n ,,aas{yt, .ua, IT. ~.
tets 4fr.oo rh,' y,1,untafna Nav nav
,,r..tIy- tats ereat temneranca y-svg Ia
,ho thought Of St5si Ter nunaan races.
teV@3.e 7,st in yonr antaeonlsrn Won
ie forced to tsat against him. The
histories that for several years have
flashed uys,r oar wires were but the
stately etfsp!nEs of Jehovah"
Wita this de5iveral.ce az the key
note. Mrs. Amy L Heech. Of The W
G. T. l., delivered "A strong address
en- "The T,rnDerance Tidal Wave" at
the Thlrd Christian church yesterday
morning. Tracing the rise OF the
wave and It's great growth up to its
rrese,,t xorldgide pot as1s,y. the speak.
Or said that the recession Of this
great v-ava was antv possible through
the laxevarYnness 81 Christian people.
and i Is unlhtnkahIe that the Church
IL going 10 take any backward step In
which her vital interests are concern
I'd TIE issue Is clearcut and uurrsis-
taxable. ana +, ia up 20 the Christian
people 10 be true 10 God and human
itx and put the leeallzed liquor traftle
enAfr the han a. law. This they will
DO. and a great victory IL coming TO
as In Virginia which will foreshadow
a satoonless nation"
,ros,d 1T Bvrd pnrH.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31

he state that have direct and quick
railroad service kith The virginia
cities. and great deal or the mail
order whlskey business II done IN
North Carolina by the Virginia
houses.
AS matter OF fact, travelling men
who make most OF the cities Of the
state say that whisky is about as
hard ee in Durham $ II is IN any
other city of North Carolina. and in "a
good many instances it is harder to
get here than In some Of the other
places in dry territory,
But the mail order people OF Viz
ginia have done q mighty big business
with Durham and they know some
thing Of the conditions here as re-
CARDS the effectiveness 81 the prohibit
ton laws, especially about It's failure
to stop drinking This is probably
the reason this city has been made
the target of special Investigation by
the newspap ers Of the wet faction IN
the Nirginian fight.
During the past few nights press
photographer has met the various
Virginia trains when they came in
with the whiskey shipments and pic
lures Of the truck loads ~ whiskey
being carried from the trains to the
express Offices have been made. There
are also pictures of people going to
the express Office and coming away
with their packages under their arms
soon after the train arrives
The man In charge Of this work has
not announced what he intends rsing
these pictures for. but & Is expected
that they will appear IN some early
issue Of some Of the Virginia papers
which are making the fight against
the prohibition forces In Virginia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
HE WORKED AGAINST LOCAL OPTION IN MARYLAND
HE IS WORKING FOR LOCAL OPTION IN VIRGINIA

The Nirginlan prints today two lac
smile reproductions OF certificates Oh
the secretary OF the Commonwealth
OF Maryland. These certificates are
the official records OF person VINO
Ia actively identified with tho hquor
interests of Baltimore and Maryland
The frs. certificate is that or Two
years ago, when Eddie Hlrsch was
the registered opponent Of the locai
option bill then before The Maryland
legislature. He was then recognlzea
as the leader OF the liquor rorces
opposing the local option principle
Ger which he IL now aiding the Local.
SELF Government association IN VIZ
rinia He was then as now, the
friend and empioye Of the liquor
interests.
The second certificate IS that Of the
last sess!on OF the legiFlatrre OF Mary
and. It. shows that Eddie HiT"'A
wac then the registered agent o. the
aistillers, wholesale lianor dealers and
brewers. AZ such ne was Interested
IN and Instructed to oppose all tenn
perance LEGISLATION that was detri-
mental to his employers.
This man once registered LOBBYIST
IN opposition TO local option, and the
SECOND fIifif jFGiSttEta AA VIC t''eN'tF
Of the distillera. brewers and whole
sale uouor dealers. IS now In the
chamber Of commerce building as
sisiiue the manager OF the campaign
Pleasant A Holt IN his work as as
sistant q the Virginia association
for Local e'f-Government. which is
Of "inestimablc aid 10 the liquor
dealers Of Virginia. This man is the
assistant to the general In chief Of
the liquor deelers canpa.rn for the
retention OF the saloon Wascd under
the euise OF the Virginia association
Fer Local Self-Governmeut
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31


Judgment prohibition will
make of taxation necessary think much probable that
there will be reduction in taxation
HON B. F. BUCHANAN Estate from Smyh ounty)-Basing
his reasonable presumption continued accumulation OF
taxable wealth. that will
that Statewide prohibition shall obtain Virginia
Which will the voters Virginia believe these Vrgnan KNOW
outside the fighting
the the cloak Of Local
Small in his speech Southwest Virginia Saturday stated
that had just been tegphed Atlanta that Georgia has de-
red reduction in State Georgia drove the saloons
several
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
kaiser's Nephew a Prisoner.

Paris, Aug ga train load OF pris-
oners passed through Acheres today
going westward. They included Count
Won sehwerin. nephew of the kaiser.
who occupied a second class compart-
ment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
State of Maryland
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE

Robert P. SECRETARY Of M STATE IF a,yaaa 0naer
and the authority 4eted BY Section So Of rh IS
be Code Of Public General Lars Maana do Hep Ce,y thar
lowing of regtsrati
Edward Hirsch ZIG
Legislative Agents file offices
Full and business address of each employer.
D1st111ers, Wholesale Liquor Dealers and Brewers.
Names of employed, Edward Hirsch
Residence, Madison
Editor,
Dat OF employment agreement,
continue until,
reFiatration
ngaged the foil owing subject Of 1egts1atton
Legislation affecting liquor
4akea ard 4esz1 4sA 1e=
a%egsefss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31
The Weather


moderately warm. light shifting winds.
North Carolina-E Unsettled Monday,
Tuesday fair; light shifting winds.
Special Local Data For Yesterday.
- noon temperature. S2
3 +. NJ. Temperature. ..-..,...,..-, ~
Maximum temperature up 10 p. NJ, SO
Minimum temperature up TO F. NJ 40
Mean tenpera ture .......... &c
Normal temperature .....+t......... 20
Excess In temperature today :..,. /
Deficiency in temperature since
March j, -. ,l-.,. i.t3
Accumulated deficiency in temper
allure since January 1........... 20s
Rainfall last twentyfour hours. -. OF
Deficiency in rainfall since March T.35
Accumulated deficiency in rainfall
since January f...,... 6.55
Local Observation 8 r. NJ. Yesterday.
Temperature -
Humidity 81
Wind, direction .......-..... calm.
Wind. velocity ........-...-.... Calm
weather ..-.s..s*-.. -. .liear,
Rainfall last twelve hours. $1,000. q
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31

In 7efhmo1y WIbertqf. Ihape
hryennto set my hand and ba1e
caEted 10 be aGeed t6e official
seal IF lie Secretary Of STAR,
at <4anapoh5, Ma'yAaaa, M9
13th day August .
in The year Of err Lora enc thou
saad n,ne hundred and Fourteen.
N-1 RA.1....,/
Seerttesyssyf STAR.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-08-31

In 7eshmoay U,5ersef, fhaUe
bvrunto set ny hand and baue
caased to be affixed h6e e6ci0l
seal Of fbe Secretary If 6t0fc,
AZ Hnnapohu, Ma,yiand, hhf5
1ath. day August
mhte year Of on, Lo,d one thor
and nine hundred and Four teen.
~ -, .....
SECRETARY If STATE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
TWO COMBATS RACE
IN CRACOW VICINITY
BATTLES HAVE TAKEN ON
A CHARACTER OF Elk
IRENE FEROCITY.
In East Prussia Russian Troops
Have Assumed the
Offensive.

DETROGRAD, Nov 19.-The fol-
L lowing official communication
was issued from general headquarters
tonight.
"On the left bank of the Vistula
the action has developed during the
last few days In two regions -on the
front between the Nistula and the
Wartha and on the line between cen
stochowa and CracoW
These combats have taken on a
character OF extreme ferocity, pre-
sentng generally continuous often
sive and defensive alternately
In east Prussia our troops are
attacking positions strongly estab-
lished East of Angerburg the Ger
ma1 trenches are supplied with triple
wire entanglements.
"Wc have taken possession Of some
of these positions seven versts (abOut
five miles, eat of Angerburg and the
passage between Lakes BouvelnO and
irkloy, capturing ~ cannon, six
rnpiG firers and several hundred pris-
oners.
In west Galicia our offensive con
tinucS"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
SUN YU JEN ASKS THAT
EMPEROR BE REPLACED
Twenty Manchua Executed: Imperial
lists Disclaim RESPONSE
blity.

CHICAGO, Nov. IA special
cabegram to the Chicago Daily News
from Peking. China, today says:
sun Yu Jen, an old time scholar
and official. petitioned Yuan Shat Kai
last Monday to replace the emperor
on the throne, with Yuan Shat kai
retaining the regency. The censors
impeached Sun Yu Jen, who was ar
rested yesterday
THE propaganda which has been
proceeding for some time with the
object OF bringing about the restora-
ton OF the Manchus. has eliminated
In the arrest OF many prominent lit
erati and office holders Of the old
regime. Twenty Manchus were exc
cuted yesterday The members OF
the imperial family claim to be In
Ignorance OF the movement. The for
mer emperor sent letter to Yuan
Shat Kai urging that the movement
must prove abortive and saying that
he is unwilling to have China plunged
into new strife. It Is believed that
Yuan Shat Kai forced the emperor
to send the letter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20

NAME ATHLETIC FIELD
AFTER SCHOOL PRES.
Brooks Field l. the Name Selected
by Girls of the University Of 9.
Oklahoma.

Special to 1he World
NORMAN, okla, Nov 10 Brooks
field Is the name selected by the girls
Of the University of oklahoma for
their new athletic field, recently laid
out for the exclusive use of the women
in the large space just north Of tho
engineering building Tho field is so
named in honor Of President Stratton
d. Brooks, who set aside the plot Of
ground for the use Of the girls The
mems athletic grounds, known as
Boyd field is so named in honor OF
the first president of the university,
Dr. David X. Boyd, now president Of
the University OF New Mexico.
The girls OF the university, under
the direction Of Miss Ka chel Reyell.
instructor I'm physical training, are
making an effort to induce the general
athletic association to award them
old English "O's" as cmblems lndicat-
ing proficiency in athletics Since tho
discontinuancc Cf intercollegiate con-
tests for girls, they have had no way
Cf rcwardng those who take an inter-
est IN girls sports
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
DROVE ENEMY OUT OF
TRENCHES; TOOK CAPTIVES
The OFFICIAL Press Bulletin of
London Makes
Statement.

LONDON, Nov 1O.-(S:3O p. MI
The official press bureau has issued
the following report from the general
commanding the forces operating on
the Shat Arab river, and In the
Persian gulf
November II our troops drove out
Of an entrenched position about four
thousand five hundred of the enemy,
capturing two guns and many prison
ers, camp equipment and ammunition.
"Our casualties were three officers
killed and fifteen wounded, and in
the rank and file, 35 men were Killed
and about three hundred wounded.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
$2OO,OOO,OOO is NOW READY
Governments New War Loan to BE
Opened To-day.

WASHINGTON, Nov l9.-Ds-
patches from the Auslro- Hungarian
foreign office TO the embassy here
today announced that more than one
billion crowns (S2OO, ,OOO) already
had been subscribed to the govern
meuts new war loan, subscriptions 10
which viii not be formally opened un
I'll tomorrow The message added
THE London adyices concerning
the alleged dissenSous between the
Austrian ana the German army com
mauds and the bloody quarrel be-
tween Austria Hungary and the Ger
man soldiers are bare-faced nven-
tons
"In Servia the Austro- Hungarian
troops advanced despite the inclem-
ency Of the weather and the stubborn
resistance OF the Servians who sur
fcred heavy losses. one thousand and
four hundred captiyes, among them
u officers, yesterday were conveyed
from Bosnia TO the interior OF the
monarchy
around Przemysl there is little ac-
tivity, Yesterday however, the gar
rson made a sortie and repused the
enemy on the heights Of name OF
place missing"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
DEATHBED ACCUSATIONS
NOT HEEDED AT TRIAL
DcllrlOuN, i7-lcar-Old Girl Accused
Her Sister of
Crime.

CANADIAN, okla. Nov. 10 The
delirious accusations of Nora Tinsley.
l7-year-old daughter OF Mr. and Mrs
John Tinsley, Just before she died, ,
were the sole basis for charges Of
murder against her sister Mrs. Nettie
Cady. and Clarence Hcgwood, a young
man friend, who were arrested in
lola Kan, and returned here for trial
80 other evidence developed against
them in preliminary here. All mem
bcrs of family and attending physi-
clan said girl died Of malaria fever.
Both defendants were discharged
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
TO STOP BLOOD FLOW
Medical Professors Make Invention
Gift to Armies

GENEVA. Switzerland. Nov 10
tVia Paris, 6:15 p. ma prepara-
ton which. it Is said, will stop almost
Instantly the flow of blood from a
wound. has been invented by Prof.
Theodore Kocher of Berne. who was
awarded the Nobel prize for surgery
In 1912, and his assistant, Dr A.
Fonce. The new preparation. Coagu-
len, is a powder and is dissolved in
water before being applied to a
wound. The discoverers have made a
gift of their invention to the armies
in the field.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
AMERICAN is HONORED
Wife of American Ambassador
HonOrcd,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Offlcial
announcement of the award of the
grand cross of the order of Elizabeth
by Emperor Franz Josef to Mrs. Fred
erick C.. Penfield, wife of the Ameri
can ambassador at Vienna, was cabled
today to the Austro- Hungarian en-
bassy here. Mrs. penfield has been
indefatigable in work among the sick
and wounded soldiers of the dual mon
archy. The message SAID.
"Thc newspapers emphasize the i'm
portance of this distinction as confer
red for the first time on lady not
connected with the imperial family"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
EXPORT TRADE FALLS OFF
Secretary McAdoo's Daily Indicator
Shows a slump.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19-The ma
tons export trade was only s1.46t,-
$40 below normal, according to Sec
retary McAdoo's commercial indicator
daily telegraphic reports from the 10
largest customs houses.
Yesterday export total at these
ports was s5.521,S5O The Novem-
Der daily average last year was
$6,9S3,426.
Imports yesterday totaled s4,043,-
9O2, as compared to daily average
last November Of Si,923,397.
The report for yesterday notes an
importation Of s25O,000 in gold.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20

"ASHlNGTON, Nov 19,-Gen-
w eral VI1a's march on At.viro
cit, continue, ,,,ol..+r,,,.., .,,,.a
N''0 '''' 'N"'
ing TO oiilclal kilograms today from
American consular agents accompany
inE him Two tbops,nd Corrap7a
-.
.o"PS '''"i'ee" '''e'' ""'sI'''e ~
Nllla at Leon, the dispatch sad, and
Sarrlsons all along the line are in
cooperating themselves in the villa
,,i,,,.
Lhal Nllla VIII reach Mexico Clly
without difficulty. is the opinion of
the American agents, VINO say his
army is wcll equipped and moyins
with scientific precision From Car
ranza sources however, il Is stated
that Villa will have to clash in a few
days with the troops of Generals Ob-
RECON and Gonzales, south of lrapuato
and near QueretarO.
From Mexico city the American
government has received advices Of
the general uncertainty with which
the situation Is beclouded. 1t was
not known there whether General
Obregon will be able to hold the city
against tie attacks of Zapatistas on
the south and Villas men on the
north
Rafael Zubaran Capmany, Wash
lngton representative Of General Car
rama, gave out the following tCle-
gram tonight. received from Carranza
and dated at Cordoba yesterday, re-
viewing Carranza's side of the CON
troversy.
Willing TO Resign.
"r v,as u,illino 70 rasio, 40 7 av-
nressed 4" in a mes, massage to Genera Con
zaIes on tho 1fth These noints
were. viii surrender the mower i'm
NV hands to anv nerson whom
doom, tr1stworthv as for exanple,
Ger.,al pahIo C,0r2aies
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
populj.t IL Dead.

OKOLONA, Miss. Nov. 19.-Cap-
tain Frank Burkitt. once candidate
for the vice presidency of that branch
of the populist party known as the
middle of the road" faction. and in
1896 Populist candidate for governor
of Mississippi died here today. He
was II years old.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
TWO THOUSAND CARRANZA
TROOPS HAVE JOINED
VILLISTA S MEN.
OPPOSING FORCES TO meet
Carranza, in Letter to Washing
ton, Says He Is Willing
to Quit.

MEXICO CITY, Nov. l9.--Gen-
crl Obrcg0n issued "A manifesto
TO the nation tonight calling upon
NIL citizens 10 unite against Gen
eral Villa, whom he dcnominated
as "a traitor ana criminal whose
whole purpose Is Ia sacrifice the
country on the altar of personal
ambition"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
THIRTEEN TEAMS LEFT
Ten Are Now Bunched for Lead In
Bicycle Ride.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.-Thirteen
teams were left in the six-day bicycle
race at II o'clock tonight 10 Of
which were punched for the lead with
1854 miles and two laps to their
credit Three teams, Piercey and
Dupuy, Kopsky and Hansen and the
Bedell brothers, withdrew during the
evening.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
Held to Grand jury.

MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov in.
Blake Campbell former head indivld-
ual bookkccper Of the First National
bank here. charged with the en-
bezzlement Of $5S,559 of the bank $
funds today pleaded guilty today be-
fore the United states commissioner
and was held to the grand jury. lie
was released on bond.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20

LONDON, Mo- l9-t (6i20 p m) Eng
Lands new 10 n, the lfl geht IN her history
already has been coveIed according TO ro
ports which were cuIrynt today IN banking
circles. The Bank OF England, however, re-
ports that applichtioni have not yet been
actually computed so that their total IS not
offic. ally known
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20

LONDON. Nov 20 2.O7 o. M A
Reuter- dispatch from ViCnna gives this Of
fetal statement. Tho battle 90 Russian
Poland progresses fayoTably Accord "a 20
tho days Information our troops have cap
tured 1000 prisoners, IL machine guns and
several field guns"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
tine OFFICERS Killed.

LONDON, Nov. 19.-C 35 D. m -
\ casualty list received in London to-
day from the British army headquar-
tcrs in France under dat. of Novem
Der Is containe tho names of nine
officers killed, Is wounded and two
missing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
WAR BULLETINS.


BERLIN. via The Hague TO London, Nov
10 ts;42 p, ma war bulletin issue
today says. Tho German toet has sue
ceoded IN partially closing the harbor Of
Lbau Russia. through tho sinking of ship
and also has bombarded important military
positions, There Is no other news OF ina
DoTtanceu