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Observation-Disclosures.


constant ofHce service; excellent cafe. S. H.
BRIaNT. Manager.
Observation-Disclosures.
AGENTS. RENT LISTS.
DESIRABLE APARTMENTS
...-.... AT MOST REASONABLE RENTALS
SELECT TENANTS ONLY.
The BEST For THE MONEY; ,,
'A Al THESE rH nSp SEE Us FOX PRicEs
New and ,s sssla e.s. s apa SW house.
SPLENDID %ToI to TIVE SE ssT lines suY
GOOD on re- III Bat p5gE s BLDG
Side steps and poTsh ,s:,, for t T%
$3.50 FOR ROOMS AND BATH,
THE MISSISSIPPI
WELL KEPT ArARTMEST HOUSE.
ROOMS AND BATH - 80 and $1,000
Building detached on all sides.
ALL sf,saH ,x sH pi4 py r1S SETssP MS ROOMS
GOOD JANITOR SERVICE
Convenient to best service in city.
THE WOODI.EY.
Columbia road and Mitwood place.
DESIRARLY LOCATED WASHINGTON HGTs.
Splendid housekeeping apartments.
rooms and bath.
RENT. 5000 FER MONTH
Modern. up-to date building.
--I613 18th STREET
Beautiful apartment Near Dupont Circle.
Overlooking Letter Residence
rooms and bath. $50.
LIEBEEMANN HAwN. 1921 ST
sELEs'r SQUARE IN NORTHWEST. NEAR
ovsok ana Rsn ssh
Special indncsmsr, for immediate tenant.
BOSS PHELPS tIhea IA 18th St NV.
THE NORTHr MEERLAND.
New Hampshire ave. aud V st. NV.
Hs Nm TSSqs and ,naih can and II s:
THE W%oD ,11' a io;h and SITS. NV '00
THE 's SavA 1bH "a ais st. NV. sow 10 '-''
Southeast cor nth and Clifton SITS. NV.
New dve-story hreproor building: all modern
rooms and hath s.s go o, . So So 90 9,
NokTH THE 81" COR or ioth AND SIS. NV.
New istory fTepFoof building M
HAMs"SD &c CoTET. sotb and q sts NV 'Y
No. 1856 rooms and bath 80
DUaBaRToS cot GnuRT. 1857 sist St NV: ~
Desirable lo~atiou- All outside rooms
THE Ell IAwnEscE 1922 18TH st. NV os
The He sESIS sea,s i haa VS. St NV s
and bath. .S23 50
rooms and Bath 3Zoo
THE PARKvTEw. 4a5 9Th st. nv. 90, ~
No. 6-3 and bath lsuhlet: $25 90
NORTHEAST COR. 18th AND * SIS. NV
New hreproof 7-story building: elevators, free
electric light. refrigeration and ice water IN
each apartment.
rooms and bath. SEQ 90
The ' rRrS ,t eEoe 1913 sofs s: = : ~
THE .' soRR 1s; "a a2.; 18th st nv
~ REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
THE DENVER, 1919 CHAPLIN ST. N.W.-
=; and = and b ~1ev, p@s,; $50 to $3.50
THE viaGiS 81, .; 2l2 o. q ST S.WS
THE HOLLAND. ISIS Vernon you! Nv
- rs,5as bah; p'.One. $50 50 sas5 So
TIE U.KIEY 1870 u ST NV
:: and : rooms aud hath ST.. 80 TO $3.50.
l.. W t;ROoMES. 1913 II st. NV
FOR RENT AND . RonMs AND Balm
apartments IN tue oii'eI. 81 l4.n -. nv:
i.eSiy painted anu papsreu. stesm nea M Ivt
outside light: back porcies: 80 to s37 80
L. S. FRtSTOE. SIS 10Th ST NV.
IrcJ;SrA -I1.1 I ave NV
r,v .SETIS M. iat;, AZ NV
anI g LOWS and hatf, S3O 90 and AT 20
49,, a1s " VoYa w
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Address on Rose Culture.

Robert Pyle of West Grove. Pa, is to
deliver an address on rose culture at an
open meeting of the Brookland Brother
hood. to be held November TO- Plans for
the meeting were discussed at a session
of the executive committee of the org anil
cation at Lord Memorial Hall last even
ing. Mr.. Pyle is the secretary Oh The
American Rose Society and is said to he
the only member OF the Royal Rose So
ciety of England now living i'll the United
States. George L. Clayton. presided.
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FOR RENT
1853 Mass ave NV II rms and Ia TIL $751;
1913 NJ St NV. II rooms and 2 baths. Io.15
1907 = st. NV. 10 rooms and 2 baths. 65.GO
1920 10th St NV. 9 rooms aud bath. 500
1870 Fairmort St NV. 12r. and baths. 30. 5
2I13 Ontario I'd. NV 8 rooms and bath. As. u
46I Missouri ave. rooms and hath. 1850
1861 Monroe st. NV, rooms and bath. 40 80
526 3rd st. NV, rooms and bath 30 so
2f29 18th st. NV. rooms and ha,h... 81. 80
1871 5rh st. NV . rooms and bath. :i.5D
1870 I st. NV. rooms and bath ..... $3.50
1439 X st. NV. rooms and bath. $40
1880 10Th St, rooms and bath $3.50
1909 Bird St. ne. rooms and hath. =. $3.50
1876 Seaton pl. NV rooms and la til. 27.50
81 II st. NV. g rooms and bati. ...... IS. 80
1S47 9th st. NV. 8 rooms and bath. $3.50
925 10Th st. NV y rooms and ia. h.. 2l. 50
6O4 Il st. ne. 3 rooms and bath ..... -. !n
227 + ST. NV { rooms and bath. 22. 10
143o Potomac ave. Sc. rooms and ba til. 1850
104 X st. NV. y rooms and bath. 21.5U
House at Brentwood, 7r. and bath. 2o.0J
1872 Hickman st. Sc 6 roouiS and bath. 1870
6S4 Pickford pl., rooms and bath 80. 1880
1914 ST. ne. rooms ana bath lf..H
439 10th st. s.w.. Il rooms. .-......... 1880
$40 + ct. s.w rooms ............ 15.sO
4U4 LIST st. NV s rooms and bath. % -
zoos Sth st. NV, Il r.s,mS and bath 20.5O
STORES.
!.'i - - ~"
41a 9th ST. INV. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1:5.Oo
ioLo - - ~" 49, -'-.-.- 1850
641 florida ave. INV. ..-.....-.-.-.-. .ouo
Hio ~ ST. H-"- lu..tJ
4l4 o ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1925
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST CO.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
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MODERN CONCRETE BUNGALOW
OVERLOOKING; WASHINGTON.
N-II,Il-IcN.l,

MAGNIFICENT VIEW
Six rooms and bath. concrete celia: Furnaces
heat: electric llc Is. water under pressure.
extra large lot: three squares from ears. II
minutes to heart OF city: monthly ticket 50
Price s., 500. Small cash payment, balance
like rent
VA. HIGHLANDS. NV. cor. 18th & Pa. ave. n. W.
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FOR RENT
So. 900. 1857 Wyo av.1sr
$3.50. 1902 l. NV. Tor
$112.50. 351713th NV. 1877
S110.1SS5 Wyo av nw.11r
500. ..1723 17th NV. IL.
S75.472 Pa av NV. store
$6'. 1851 Mintwood, 16r
sos. 1919 18th NV. 12r
S65. 1923 . NV. Tor
.2O23 Kala I'd NV. Tor
s6a. 1900 Gath NV. 12r
s55. 1903 Champ'n NV Or
ESQ. 2512 Ont I'd. l1r
$50. $40 18th NV. IF. 2r
$50. 1873 2fst NV. Gr
s51.1161 Enclid NV. 11r
SO. 80. 1S37Cal av NV. 1Or
$50. 1927 Newton NV. Tor
$50. -. .G3l d NV. 16r
S45. 81. 332S Ind av NV. 13r
$45. BITS 18th NV. Tor
s43. IL. .22s a Sc. 1Ir
S41.O5. .s23 18th NV. Or
5000. iii 18th NV. Sr
s40.50.1123 Euclid NV Or
$40. 1871 Tth NV. sto&5r
$40. .141G 9th NV. l0r
$40. 1924 Newton NV. 5r
$3.50. .311 u NV. 13r
SS7. so. 1925 18th NV. Or
so. 1914 I nv. Or
$3.50. .1749 18th NV. &r
So. 30. 1:3.30 " NV. Or
500. 80. 1888 r INV. Sr
s35. so. 1912 X nv. 12r
S35. .S0T Rock Creek
Church road. store
$50. 1923 Pa av NV, 1r
S3::.50 l4a2 M'roe nw, ar
$50. Obs Corc'n NV. 1r
So. 81. 1887 18th NV. Or
S3l.50. 1922 Corcoran.s r
$40. so. 200i 18th ns. Sr
$50. 10. 1000 I'd NV. Or
$50. so. BIS Mt Pleas. Or
$50. so. 1910 o NV. Sr
$50. 80. 1886 Fla av nw.9r
APART
$40. The Cambridge. Ar
so. TheEarlington. Or
$50. The Ripley. Ar
SIS. The Landmorc. ir
GAR!
$1,000 and 80. 90. .......
S25. 50.
For complete list of pr
weekly
SWARTZELL. RHE,
7C1 18th
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFTRNISHED 1Continued1.


JAMES i. SHEA. 6i3 l
DWELLINGS
1871 Euclid .3.bS5n 80
1917 q NV. 11r. b. $3.50
1U,S Il ! av NV. 11r.
Oh $3.50
IA S NV. sr. h. $3.50
1897 Sd NV, Tor, b.32.51
51y I'd NV. Tor. b. 30. so
1851 W NV. ST. i. 30. 80
1916 18th NV. Or, b. %. 80
S12 f NV. sr. b. so
DWELLINGS
617 Md av ne.l1r.h42 80
2Oa c ne. 12r. b. 1000
Cos + Cap ne, Sr.b.33.5O
23O 11th ne. Sr. b. hw32.!O
S33 Sd ne. Or. b. - so
1877 II ne. Sr. b. .2o.aD
1902 Eve ne. 7r. b.2o.N
1897 + ne. 6r. h-1S.50
DWELLINGS
42l 10th Sc, 6r. b. 1870
80 9TH So. Or. b. loo
14S Eeck'n &c. 6r. b. 80
lois y Sc. ST. b. 1000
sos 9TH Sc. 6r. b. Is. 30.
DWELLINGS
400 Md av sw. Tor. b22. 20
15t 9th sw, ST. b. .22c.W
GIG VI sw. Cir. h. 1850
3G2 Md ay sw, 6f.h. Is. 30
400 Va Nv sw. ST. b. II. 30
+sy + sw, 1r. VI. 1850
POOL. ~ sw.3r.b. 1880
TWO-FANIl
313 II nv. Or. b. 80
1879 Mass NV Sc. e, h20. so
1858 Mass av c.5.hi3.:D
BuSI lS$
ga Ia av nv. .1n.UOI
3d. 18th Syy. sto&,lw'ih q
sos 9th NV. ID Il. $500
1875 nth NV. sto&dwaU.N
800 18TH NV. sto. 5000
1901 A. sw. St&1O 1890
1901 $ nv. St&dw. 81. -
COLOR u
70 q sw. 12r. .h. 80
PIG + nv. II. h. 80
2ll2 10Th NV. Or. h. so
1927 11th nw.7r.h. -. ~
73S 4th NV. 7r. b. .6oI
10o u ne. Or. b. 70. 10
1924 9th NV. 7r. h. 20.51I
S2l Del av sw. cribs. %!
2426 | NV. Or. W. rs 80,
125 l. NV, Or. w .17.:O'
2335 Sth NV. Ar. b.16.:.0,
32 Il Sc. 6r. W. 1850
30 E sw. Or. w. 1867
22l2 Va Nv nw.3. wl5. o
512 oath NV. fr.w.14.:N
EaS w ~ ru- -, ,,fp -
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2217 NJ NV. Tor. b.c...5o
ll6 + NV. ar, b. 1850
ZIG T. NV. Or. b. %. 80
305 Mo av NV. Tor. b.. On,
300 Mo av NV, 15r.25.D
22215 NJ NV. ar. b. 30
1921 Marion, Or. b. %. 30
43S r I av NV. Or, w17.51
1910 Fla nv NV. 4, w12.5O
NORTHEAST.
1214 u ne, 6r. h. 1850
1915 d ne. Or. b. 1850
10 Myrtle ne. Or. b. 49,. o
1900 II ne. fr. h. 1850
1901 II lie. ar. h. 1850
1897 Fla av nc.5r. 90
Coz 18th nc. 6r, W. 1000
SOUTHEAST.
13S Heck II se Or b. IL. so
140G A So. ar. W. 1880
72t 9Th Sc. ~. ". .l2.50
liol W Sc, 5r.w. 800
SOL I'd So. lr, Woo
SOUTHWEST.
AIS ! sw. Or. W. .14.5O
301 McI.n sw ST. W13 20
236 Lin sw. Or, w.13.oo
6i3 d sw, Or. W. .13.5
4S ! sw. Or. ". ~. 50
1341 Al. sw. or. w.10.:O
1898 Union sw, 4r,w-9.5O
y FLATS.
1921 y j nw.5r.b19.5O
$40 Morris ne, 5r, 50
PROPERTY
!26 LIST NV. store SIS 90
1000 9Th sw.st&dw225. 70
lS43 !. NV. st&dw 2".01
70i l Sc. st&ccllar.2o.'0
no. X NV. store. $500
2l3 18th M. store. 15.Ol
1904 Water sw, sto. L.. 80
TENANTS.
1n1 Lamont nw,6.w12.5O
1904 Ith So. tir. w.12.cU
1Ith Sc Or w 10 5n
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FOR RENT-CoLORED-LocN AT THEM TO-
morrow. 52S You st. rooms and bath.
$3.50. Apartments and 8, the Linden, cor.
Sd and Oakdalc sts.. ard rooms and bath !;
steam heat. janttor; frst-class condition. SIS
and S22 Open
BANES REALTY CO., 1877 18th st.
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1873 ONTARIO PLACE NV: NEW: I RS. r.;
cleo: INV. h.: sleeping porches: fine view:
newly decorated: con- all cars: rent. 5000.
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FARMS.
FOR SALE.

FOR SAI.E-1o ACRES; 3l4 MILES FROM NAVY
Yard bridge; facing state road: trucks pass
twice daily: fine snap. For particulars. Box
3l1 Star office,
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$40. 80. 1921 9Th nv. sr
$50. 80. 1900 Marlboro. 6r
S21 80. III Sd NV. Or
500. 80. 1926 18th NV, Or
s26. 80. IBIS V NV. 7r
So. M.11sO Wild nv. 6r
$3.50. .l412 14th NV. 7r
s25. ~. 800 Shep'd NV. Or
81. 30. 1924 18th NV. Sr
1880. 46l3 Marlboro. Or
S25. 30. 1910 Doth NV. 1r
SD. .l+0ai@ 18th NV, 5r
So. ....1734 T NV. ar
S23, 20. .124l 9th NV. Sr
S23. so. 1927 n Cap. Or
So. 80. 1924 goth NV, sr
S23. so. IS X ne, Or
SD 10. .2ls ? nv, 6r
ST.. 80. sos N INV. ST
$3.50. 1904 V NV. Or
So. 30. 18th 4 Irv ne. sr
$50. so. .466 Wash NV Or
SD. ...51o I'd Sc. 5r
S2o. so. ..616 c ne, Or
$50. so. .621 9th ne. Or
$50. .1727 18th NV, Or
SOC. 1904 9th NV. shop
SIS. 70. .S17 4th NV, Sr
SIS. 80. 1922 nth NV. 5r
$3.50. $500 18th NV. or
s1S.5O.1215 10Th nv. 7r
SIS. 300 X Sc. Or
SO so. :. 81 4.h Sc. Or
S16.5G.17O4 Seaton NV. Or
SIG. 30. 2122 Fla av NV Or
s1a.5O.4ls n J av NV Or
SIS. 40. 2245 Cleve nw.5r
SIS. .2S37 I NV. IT
S14.9.1710 Seaton NV. Or
S14. $500 9Th nv. 5r
s14. .35l7 18th NV. rear
S13.5O.412 N J av NV. 6r
S13. 30. 1854 9th nv. Or
S12. 90. 1920 n NV 5r
s12.7i. 1910 Fuller NV. or
S12. 40. .335 10th sw, 5r
S11.D.14 Fenton ne. Or
s11.40. $50 McL'n sw. or
.fENTS.
S32. 20. The Phoenix. 3r
$3.50. The Walton. 3r
A2S. so. TheEarlington.3 r
SEQ. The Terrace. 3r
GEES.
Rear 4f6 NJ st. NV.
........1449 Col. court
'perty for rent send for
bulletin.
M & IiENSEY CO.,
at. NV.
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NORTHWEST.
81 Eye. lar. h.. .S4a50 1901 X ay 6r. 90. so
20 LIST. sr. b.; :27.5o Is Q. sr. 81
NORTHEAST .ND SOUTHEAST
624 Pa Sc 10r % ~ 64s Morris me- CIR 10 30
40 III ne.sto&dw ESQ 18th aud y 80
SO'TIfWEST
esa 7, sF b.. y SO $50 Va av. ar.-... e. 90
~ 9Th, ST. 30 ~ NJ. Or ...... Is. 80
1ls sth. 6r, b.. 200, 1888 {. 4r...... Is o.
GA II. 6r. b.. .2O.ao 81 10th or.......12.-0
ID ii. 1Sr $500 113 Eye, Or ...... II. CO
APARTMENT.
$3.50 18th NV, rooms. ...-..............$27 so
COLDRFD.
rs ,s sw; :"-- 800 81 sM .:....1 25o
sos & sw, 5r. 1850 a59 Van sw. ...... 500
WAKFHOt Sc
S1S Az st. sw. two-story brick about $500 #.
of floor space: convenient TO freight yards and
R. HARRISON JOHNSON
Phone Main 23S5 301 9Th st. sw.
1903 BELMONT STREET NV.
Very desirable house. adjoining corner: 10
rooms. baths, hotwater heat; bedrooms;
sos per month.
THE F. Fl. SMITH COMPANY.
t40S NEW YORK AVENUE.
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RENT FROM
SHANNON X LUCHS.
7l3 I4t. ST. NV. NJ. 2:'iS
4 QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE.
NEAR UNION STATI0N-$3O.o0
TEN ROOMS AND RATiI: good condition:
good yards: large rooms: convenient to cars;
Capitol. Library aud Senate Office bldg.
Inspect al
SHANNON 4 LUCIS. Renting Service.
NJ 2345. 7l3 l4th ST. NV. VI. 23S.
USE OUR FREE AUTO SERVICE.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
81 Ontfnued.D

ATTENTION. CoIoRED BUYERS.
An attractive brick dwelling in ideal
.ion of the northwest Containing large rooms,
bath and all modern features. A real bargain
Price. $1,000 Address Box $50, Star office.
FOR SALE
VEST OF SIXTEENTH STREET
In one of the prettiest sections of Mount Pleas
ant, attractive home. containing large
n"om looms tiled bath: front an. ana ,s story rear
rear yard: cellar under entire house; servants
room laundry: hot.water heat: electricity and
gas: specially ventilated kitchen: pantry with
windows and built-in refrigerator: and attic.
Finish decorations and psperinss are very
Price Less Than $4,000
Terms That WI l, Appeal :, ~ to fou-
721 18th ST. NV. Phone NJ. 1904.
on COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
An ideal home. containing 6 large rooms. tiled
bath. hotwate heat and every convenience you
could desire In home. Let us show you this
Af'! :. L. s assIs Il pa aS.
7c1 18th ST. NV. Phone NJ. 6so4-
FOR sALE-1 ,.t ST NEAR PARK o RoAD.
'''n'i Formerly pmsni 'q heId at $500 "'''
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO.. 1888 G ct. nv.
FOR sALE;-rETw0RTH HoME-oNIY $500.
Deep lot. Front porch. Terms.
ALLAN f. WALKER co. 1888 q St NV.
FOR SALE-NEAR 10Th AND f. CAP. SIS
Reduced to $500.
Nearly new 6-room brick. bath. furnace.
Rented at $3.50 Act quick
ALLAN z. WALKER & CO.. 1855 {; st NV.
FOR sAI.E-o ST. NV. NEAR 14th ST.
3-story brick. 8 rooms.
A bargain at $3.50.
ALLAN E. WALKER q Co. 1898 G st. NV.
FOR SALE-AN EXCELLENT INVESTMENT
S.TTv new Reat Seick pF1 Seep lot,
ALLAN q. WALKER & Co. 1888 q ST NV.
HOME SEEKERS ATTENTION!
vii finance the building Of your h9@e ant
Balance like rent. All houses detached Large
lot For fuF WM P e. sTnca1 fsi' on
SIT Colorado Building Phone Main 52ai-
ONLY THIS ONE LEFT AT $500.
For sale. by owner. modern 6 room house.
just completed. one square from Lincoln Park
best construction and materials: INV. heat,
tile BATH electricity: Hcosier cabinet. 20
18th st. ne
81. 100. New room and bath brick dwelling.
Desirable Sc. section. Small cash payment.
BERT T. AMOS & CO.,
1877 18th NV. Phone NJ 1910.
FOR SALE
New. modern and q room housed,
on exceptionally easy terms. Prices.
1880 and $2.350
Monthly payments Of $3.50 and
S2l.aO include all interest and pay
ments principal.
Your rent money will buy one.
Finished throughout with best ma.
terial and workmanship: tiled bath:
dome in dining room: handsome paper
Ing and fixtures: located 18th and O
SITS. Open and lighted until .
pm. every day.
Representative premises.
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ATTENTION. COI.oREp BUYERS
An attractive brick dwelling in an ideal Sec
ton of the northwest. Containing & large rooms
bath and all modern features. A real bargain
Price. $1,000 Address Box $50 Star Office
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
apartment for winter: small. light. moderate
priced: northwest: best references. Address
Box 4lS, Star ONCE.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-11-11

1926 soldiers killed or wounded. We
took 400 prisoners in the battle.
German Women Safe.
Peking, China, Nov. S.-The Ger
man legation has received a tele-
gram from Tsing-Tau stating that
all German soldiers whose wives
found refuge in Peking are unharm-
ed. As there are about 100 women
and children here, the legation ac-
cepts the message as indicating that
the German casualties were few.
"VOe to You, Nippon!"
Amsterdam, Nov. S.--The Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger, commenting on the
fall of Tsing-Tau, says:
Germans will never forget the he
roic fighting at Kiao-Chow and those
who defended the colony. Never shall
we forget the brutal violence of the
yellow robbers, nor England, who in
stigated them. We know we cannot
settle our account with Japan at
present. Our mills will grind slow
ly, but even if years should pass be-
fore the right moment comes, a shout
of JOY will resound through Ger
many, Woe to you, Nippon
German Casualty List.
Berlin, Nov. S.-~A Greman casu-
atty list just issued brings the total
Of numbers in last weeks report up
to about $500. Hospital records
show very large proportion Of the
wounded have returned to duty.
The last casualty list records the
killing of three German aviators and
the wounding Of six others by hostile
airmen.
Many Cases OF Cholera.
Vienna, Nov. SIT is officially an
nounced there were 256 cases Of chol-
era in Galicia last Thursday. Of
these 1876 cases were in Przemysl.
AustIians Claim Victory.
Vienna, Nov. 8.-The following
official statement was issued to-day:
"In the southwestern war theatre
| the battle on the whole front yester.
day continued with undiminished
| force. In spite Of the obstinate re.
sistance OF the enemy, entrenchments
after entrenchments near Kroupan
were taken until 5 o'clock this morn.
ing, one of the strongest points, Kos
tainjk, which the Servians believed
uncomfortable, was stormed by oul
troops. The number Of prisoners and
captured guns Is not known"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1914-11-11

PetrOgrad, Nov. S.-The BOurSe
GaZette's war correspondent says
that 21 persons have died in hos
pitfalls there during the last few days
from wounds received from German
bombs dropped by aeroplanes.
Small German Cruiser Interned.
Washington, Nov. S.-The little
German cruiser Geier, which has
been repairing at Honolulu, while a
Japanese squadron waited outside
the harbor for her, mterned for the
war at Honolulu last midnight, the
time set by the American govern
ment for her to interne or leave port.
Entering Crucial Stage?
London, Nov. 9.-Three points
stand out in the news of the great
war:
In Flanders the Germans, undaunt-
ed by past failures to strike through
to the Strait Of Dover, have launched
their expected new attack, regarded
by the allies as their supreme effort.
In Russian Poland the immense ar
mics of the Russian Emperor are
pushing forward with surprising
speed, threatening the Germans on
home soil.
From Toxic comes the report that
Japanese army may be sent to the
west to take it's part with the Brit
ish, French and Belgians in the
struggles on the battlefelds of Eu-
rope.
Military observers agree that the
war has entered upon a crucial stage
and that the next week may mark a
definite turn in the course Of events.
In French opinion, the Germans must
win their way to the English Chan
mel or fall back.
On German Soil at Three Points.
London, Nov AT three points
in the area of hostilities-in Silesia
in East Prussia and in Alsace-
forces Of the allies we're on German
soil to-day, and for the first time
since the outbreak of hostilities con-
ditions seemed to presage, In the
opinion of British military observers,
| reversal Of the roles of the con-
| tending armies.
Up to the present time Germany
has been fighting, generally speak
| ing, in the territory Of her enemies,
, but now she would appear to be more
or less seriously menaced from the
| east by the victorious armies of
| Grand Duke Nicholas, the Russian
| ommander-in-chief in the field, the
advance guards of which are less than
200 miles from Berlin.
| Cossack raids across tho German
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border continue and Berlin now ad-
mits that the Russians are we'll be-
yOnd the River Warthe. The Rus
sian advance has been made over bad
roads at the amazing rate OF A miles
daily, and the German retreat has
now passed CZernstochowa without
stopping. The Russian line is well
back of the Warthe between CZern-
stochowa and KalisZ.
Another Petrograd report states
that Czernstochowa is still held as
the last German position in Russia,
but that this is regarded as untena-
ble
Russians Report Defeat Of Turks.
Petrograd, Nov. 9.-Army head
quarters in the Caucasus, under date
official communication from Tiflis re-
garding the Russian operations:
1.-TWO Turkish divisions, with As
pieces Of field and several pieces of
heavy artillery and with a numerous
band Of Kurd cavalry, moved in the
direction of the hills Of Hassan Ka-
lah, 20 miles East of ErZerum, to-
wards the posi- ION at Koprukeiu.
which we occupied Friday night.
They pursued vigorous offensive
turning movement, striving to sur
round the right wing Of Russians.
Our artillery opened a murderous fire
and the Turks, though they attacked
again and again, were finally COM
PEELED to take TO hight. First their
left wing retired and then the whole
front followed, They are seeking
refuge in the obscurity Of the broken
and uneven country to the west of
the scene Of their attack
Germans Reported Retreating.
London, Nov. 10--A dispatch from
Amsterdam says:
Train load after train load Of
| German artillery is leaving the Lys
valley in the direction of Client, and
the German army headquarters has
been transferred to Alost." (Alost
Is 10 miles west Of Brussels and 40
mics east OF the fighting area around
| DiXmude.)
dispatch from Rotterdam also
asserts that the Germans are retreat
ing towards Client. The dispatch
says the roads in the direction OF
Client are blocked with German
| troops.
Desperate German Assaults Repulset
London, Nov. 1O.-On the Euro
pean battlefields the fighting Il
fiercest along the small strip of Bel
gian territory In possession OF tht
allies from the sea to Armentieres
near the French border. OF thu
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series of desperate assaults made by
bly, the most severe since the allies
entirely to the enemy and are meet
ing attack with attack.
To-day French official statement
reports that the fighting is especially
violent; that the German advance
south of Ypres, few miles north Of
the French border, has been checked,
and that further to the EoGth the
French have made some progress.
All accounts agree that it is slow
work. The troops are fighting in
dense fog, from one sand dune to an
other, sometimes creeping slowly
through the thick grass to win a few
additional yards.
German ScOurges Out of Business.
London, Nov. 10.-The British
navy got into the war picture to-day
with two successes-the destruction
Of the German cruiser Emden, in the
eastern waters of the Indian Ocean
and the bottling up of the Konigs
berg, considered her sister ship, in
the western extremity Of the same
sea.
These two raiders, especially the
Emden, have many successes to their
credit and their skill in evading the
net thrown out for them has been
, matter Of chagrin to British naval
men.
The Emden's end came in battle
as befitted her record throughout re-
| cent history, for, according to all ac-
counts, even those of her victims, she
| played clean game, strictly in ac-
cordance with the recognized rule OF
naval warfare.
After sharp action off Cocos Is
| land with the Australian cruiser Sgd
] ney, the German ship, with heavy
| casualties. was beached, ablaze. The
German cruiser Konigsberg met a
less glorious fate, as she was bottled
up in such a position that she must
! either be captured or surrendered,
| though in either case she probably
will be nothing but useless hulk.
The cruiser Chatham, which ran
down the Konigsberg in the river OPP
posite the Island Malta, German East
Africa, is sister ship Of the Sydney,
which closed the career of the EN-
den.
Both the Emden and the Konigs-
berg have the destruction of warships
to their credit, as well as the sinking
Of many merchant ships.