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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-25

Ne bre-by my reckoning. somewhere
in Nantucket sound. west OF Mono
moy
Graspjng small brass handle
AFFIXED to the wheel box. he jerked 1t
sharply three times, and the automatic
horn blared rsueously threetold re-
Spouse up forward.
Keep that going" he begged.
three blasts IN a row and a minute
interval-and 10 the devil takes care
Of his owu we may possibly escape be-
tng run down"
With a sigh. relinquishing the wheel
he collapsed upon the deck and was
almost instantly asleep.
The wind had fallen until barely
enough air stirred TO keep way on the
vessel; shs moved in silence. a spec
tral ship upon q spectral sea Of long
oily swells and the complexion OF lead
Hither and yon in the obseurity, fog,
HiSnals d other ShippinE sounded q
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-25

reference to the rifle Of which they
had despoilsd the victim OF the sky's
lIi-faith.
Here"
'Thsn--lst's go 70 III Give way"
A dozen Iusty strokes brought them
alongside the schooner, and IS the
dory scraped the waist of the larger
vessel the two young men dropped
oars, rose. and ssizing the low gun
wales. lifted themselves 70 the deck.
Nothing opposed them; the deck was
ignorant OF other footsteps than their
own, the schooner as silent as only
becalmed ship can be.
Without further consultation, Alan
led quickly aft and down the compan'
ionway 70 the cabin, where dim light
burned--A smoky lamp swinging In
gimbais above a cluttsFed table.
OF the two stAteroom doors one dis
closed an empty cabin. the other was
| locked.
Trying the handle roughly, Alan
saneied he heard sound within. Paus
ing, hs called. with q thrill OF fearful
hope
Hello. in there"
The respone was cry OF increduloui
delight. Alan"
by way OF answer Alan hurled him
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-25

.NothinE-wind TOO fresh. MAKE
yourself easy on the soft side OF q
plank hera I'll land you a KICK IN
rbs .Iats when 30 minded-or when
rs YOUR trick at the wheel"
with a chuckls. Alan obedienty
stretched himself out on the deck
Il say--LAw!"
''Wsl7"
<"You seem pretty easy in your MIND
about this young woman below. TO
me- she's the same that tried TO senc
me 10 Dayy Jones locker How does
she explain her presence aboard!
Much as / surmised," Alan replied.
Il fancy they chloroformed her while
she slept In that hotel in Portland
whether or no, Rose woke up In
cloAed motor car-bound and gagged
Of eourse-and was brought aboard al
Gloucester about midnight"
Simple when you know how, Bar
Gus commented. "Of course, always
did gay that truth was a stranger &c
fiction. Cuddle down. now, and III
| talk you insensible."
His accents already merging In VIII
the swish of the 1ongside waves, tins
| bubbling OF the wake, and the many
toned composite voice of the ship II
being, Inconsistencies like a clou'
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-25

snmmefs A lAonth cartier wed have
had Ehe hfehAssaE patrol 10 look TO
fas protection nat the service Ia saa
pended In 1ans and iuly
A mitenee commenced el0gueatlY on
ahia assertion. broken Gals when Mr.
a.A~ vuieaa a thonahs bred Of long and
uaalixmAns oasvFvatlea ef the schoaa
eFa green sFe
10 HaNa auat 60 know whos
ahaa~a ghAg vessel
Yes auHs mean yoa think yaaF rvs
aaAs YoahE wotaRn
~tts1 possible taalth kianapad
Hose In fsuTtiAna ThAsa aot - Tar
fresn GiaaaeeateF. meter car eoaid
have cAaMAt thai aeheaapr before ahs
sailed 10 waylAY ~, thts ncFninK Aad
whAs better say ta taAa safu 81 -
abie. eeaira. faliknmRared Elri yeaxs
saanApea than o. shlp her suusrw Der,
o. n@A, Ia AIS care % trust@erth,
AalliaasF
1Asn8 asa mb I've aaaa very ugtl'
kianapinK taF sue o nY Ys4rs
eFuF tupeenee said MF Las. "a
FHak SAWS 0A vs. ta@t hsA@A ana So
far m8Hw1f
~Fas $50 sasltioa dollars I weuh
nota- Harcas sfsrnvd ~tth grSag a.
eaaiun
a msunssat 80 an later The uRe q
ttltsa nansss sect cat altoxethvr an
vnsxpeetnsis and the puasF X ID
late HazsrntaFe tsneied ~ coatd hea
sxvn AZ that distance. the htaE 4
ehzFfsa Asa sasoldsranS lsmhsrs sueRs
Hnsier And atusnsa oaG
Exit BE announced plalntival
-sztt sasssnsaFs, Slsh hsFote gesear
RIP y Eooa little shlp's
~uh. isy up. eaat yoai~ Nj. Ia
sszelalmsa peeVishiy ~t'm seFFseF thi
1oa aFe-ana after all tie my lOs
I've got 20 hay yua another boat A
Sou,xs iost h yonr temaes@
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-25
CHATTER XIV

- 1&&0fW &@%MW%s
On Nauaat Beach. In the shank Of .
midsummer night. two men sprawied
oa the sands. some distance hack from
thn water, ana listened 20 the heavy
thamplng or their 0yeFtaxed hearts.
aAd PAINTED
Wow and again oue would llft his
naLaa and starn uut over the black face
ID Tho waters at a little line Of red.
alsh DANES about mile on ahoFa, all
thnt remained To witness 10 the fact
thai, Al hour since these two had
bageu III command II an trim small
adh0onsF a. ever yentuted this coast
wise trip frora Portland % New York.
a. fer nat again ahune the star.
bIaArh ilghl OF bsealmed schooner,
whnsa people had been directly raspon-
aihle fnF ths disaster which had over
taken the smaller vessel
I'll the course III time. beginning 20
Breathe with more ease. ono of the
two mAguoaed Kenlirasn said
eTaii me. nafeun. what's the near
ed symptom N civilization"
+Chatham siliage, aaid Mr. harcua
"klx ntlies 10 the notharda. and cut %
hg ~ Inlet mills oF 80 vide At that
Mr. IAW KrnaHed haulEally
fhsn there's tile lighthouse OF
Alonamay point. Mr. nareua pursued
~khree miles Il lhe south
MF. Law said nuthinR whatever q
this
vuE source his companion reelected
nhegasaly. athiu had IL happen IN mid
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-25

sYnopslA

TIE . az Hsnrtn IL ths "a@Ath sign" used
~ h0meam Urine tn . private gar ~ wa
sweaLnge Mi4sfh shfw1Mh his daughter. Ju.
Atth 4 susaan ~ violent and eFiKninal
asszsgsaF ss,af stslf atiamAEala maaity he wages
akskEnmg Ataa Las whose fAthsF tnnW
aaaEdt Te3nw held responsible faf tbs &C
s.tdsat whifh made hltn hslpla@s rFippis
ttnsa 1ueiiska twsm and dnuhla, isafnlhs
~ her ssaiNF'R e0mpatan against Atah.
tnasaa her hasFsa ~ aid tbs mar sbs loves
NaAsY dramatic circumstances Alan saves
JSA4fthk life An6 - wins haF love bAt
gasfsaes u 6hmks lies e0Rnfaney 80 homa
seItlea J0asgn III her h0utistdat purpose
49, eagtrassm 10 burn = seha0haF ~ @hieH
Atkn il making euastwias afat@1 "
49, Y9gk ugarssaning him together with
HWcnm nWmaa 90 tf4s schooner On ~
aalAnd aoagh oe caps Cod
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-25
Accompanied by the Exhibition
Automatic Pistol.

the waters-remembered freet
arm, drawing 1t back, deliveIv
blow from his shoulder, with
strength, finding himself free,
Cling back to the air.
Then a boathook caught the
his shirt and dragged him for
distance, until two strong hands
him beneath the armpits and BE-
head above the water.
He looked up witlessly into u
of Barcus, and, still bewildered,I
gled feebly.
The others voice brought hin
to his senses. Easy. old top!
it easy! You're all right now
minute. then help me get you ~
He obeyed, controlling his %
best he might; and presently
considerable assistance from !
contrived to scramble In over q
wales OF boat which proved
the stolen lifeboat.
Aside from Barcus and him
held one other person only-tns
an he loved, crumpled up and
scious In the bow.
He stroVe to rise and go to
make sure that still she lived,
restrained and quieted him.
There! Easy, / say! Sn
Observation-Disclosures ALL she
took the water in practically ID
spot, and luck threw this bless
my way within half dozen .
No trouble at all--in q man
speaking"
But the steamer"
| why fret about her? At U
she was making she couidn
stopped within halt a mile. y
all right now-with power to .
to land"
But the others-Jud&th! .
up and leaned over the 8
searching an oily. leaden expan
ted only with q few splinters
OF wreckage. Il left her out
unconecious-shs1l drown, te
And III tell you somethins
Mr.. Barcus severely. You'll
and shut up or I'll dent your dol
the shaft of an oar. Let her
and a good Job. l say! Don i y
the meaning OF enough
heavens. man. you're the mo
table glutton for punishment
But Alan wasn't listening.
was as lightless as the wat'
swan beneath his lack-lusts
There was a horror in his BE
numbed even the sense OF :
deliverance, that penetrated 2
like a shock OF mcftal pain.
: Dead! Judith dead! Back
the fog and the cold
his hand!
To BE CO<TE;ULO9
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-25

self bodily against the door. Al the
second impact bf shoulders backed by
hundred and eighty pounds OF SOLID
fisah and determination. the lock splin-
tered away from It's socket. the door
flew open with bang and Alan into
tho room with cry: "Rose!"
His sweetheart met him halfway.
her arms uplifted. per countenance
transhgured.
And Mr. Barcus turned and slowly
aacended the companionway. his nose
wrinkled with misgivinga.
"ntast II | know how he thinks he
can tell 'om apart, be remarked Not
that / blame him for taking y chance;
II wouldn't pain mo any to fnd out
| I'D kissed the wrong girl by mistake
not. that Ia, unless she didn't care for
my technique,
In that case" no allowed. Il guess
the sequel would be apt to prove toll
cradle agoniEing!"
| Some ton minutes later a hail from
the deck broke the embrace of the
| lovers
"nelow therel l say--LawI-wind
acomingl"
"Rightol Halt minute'"
hut that stipulated delay was sew.
eral times multiplied before Alan
showed up on deck to And Bareus
bending u laborious back to the cap.
stan,
sar - = hsaa s.ost ,ts,,, ~. pnre,,s
complained. blowing heavily II didn't
interrupt your amourS Just to get an
audience. The sooner We get this
anchor in
Allan checked him with hand on
his arm. What's that?' he demanded
in tone tense with apprehension,
The mufasd running OF heavy duty
marine motor drifted down ON the
wings OF the sluggish wind
s'nont ask me-t'm afraid TO guess
"sBut they couldn't possibly
since when did you set up to b
) = Judge Of possibilities Nothing prob
able ever happened to you In all your
; yong life = FAIRS can make out. Al
! Tor mo- know there are at least tive
J life,savtuE stations on Naaset. both
with modern equipment life
. boats and all and nothing will evol
! persuade me that pack OF wolves
! would stick al breaking In and coats
eating one Of the same. It's as ukeb
, - aot--only more So Our prssen
. business ~ Go get the HI out % herr
. and nos advertise our exit. either
{ Take that port light in and dowse Il
= white / do the same hy the starboArd
= Then duck below. warn yoar nulcinea
& and put oat tae cabin lamp That va,
Il IT this blacknsxs and cur hullluel
cHly holds We may manage az eva
? sIoa'~
"a There followed an exceedingly bus
u quarter % an hour for two coastrainet
tn pitch darkness to krope their va
4 about the decks and familiari1s then
< selves With the tdlusyncrasiss OF
y strange tao master Nevertheless. IN
d end Of that period found the schooas
10 with canvas fun and sheets tAut.
y Sood eAstsriy bresae abeam. suiftl
weaving . wake southwards Ugh
n % AoRomoy point watching her cur
Ously from over the starboard bean
is Hear anything more Of that pows
ecAtf- Alan asked. jOininS BArcus B
u the wheel
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1915-02-25
He caught an instazsAneo..

He caught an instazfAnecus
of the knife-like bow u q gra.s
er towering above the two,
sweeping toward 1t at a speas
raised a smart jet of white 6
cutwater.
Someone aboard the schoos
the voice of a stentor, below.
rified appeal:
stop your engines! Shu. !.
propeller! Stop your"
Then, like the wrath OF 4.
steamship overwhelmed the
ship; its bow seemed to slice
the schooner as a knife |,
cheese. And the two halves wer
driven under water by the n
force OF the blow.
Thunders deafening him. A.
hurled bodily through the n
twenty feet.
When he came up he struci|
random, blindly tormented
vision of Rose caught in the
that gigantic wheel, drawn
crushed and mangled by the J,
of the vast black hulk whose n
sliding past, like the face oi
ten yards behind his shouIdes
Aware of several dark objeI
ting the surface within a "a
several yards, he swan for Ii
est; the head was a woman's. /
turned toward him, the face Of
He gasped wildly: Keep eco
struggle! Put one hand on m
der and"
What happened then was neY
clear to him; he only knew
was forced to fight for his vel
that the woman, as soon as
within reach, flung herself u
like some maddened animal, 3
his throat, winding her limb
his, dragging him down and
: Primitive instinct alone sal
, He remembered later, most
J the elimination of that duel
|
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Evening journal., 1915-12-14

Bringing fire and terror to roof tree
and bed;
Tail-Piece.
TO History Last Quarter Century"
Rush from New York Stock Exchange.
September 16, 70;
Dennis Kearney being drawn through
the streets Of s. F.;
Brooks forces evacuating Court
House, Little Rock.
To 'The United States Army"
General Wayne endeavoring to quell
mutiny;
General Jackson at New Orleans.
TO "Ihe Siege Of Paris;
Looking Into Prussiar Lines; No
Title.
10 ''McAndrew's hymn":
Steamer McAndrew's Hymn.
Pilot No. %
TO "Peter Rugg. Ne Bostonian":
There are four decorations.
To "Otto of the Silver lland":
Away they rode with clashing hoois
Slowly raising himself on the narrow
foothold;
schwartz Carl. holding his arbelast in
his hand;
Then dost thou not know why am
here?
Fritz. the swineherd, sat eating his sup
per;
Hans holding up a necklace Of blue and
white beads;
In an instant he was flung back aud
down;
Brother John came forward and took
the boys hand;
They knelt, before the great emperor
Rudolph
For moment they stood swaying back
ward;
Tho next moment they were hanging in
mid air.
Illustrations to miscellaneous books
are:
Undergraduate life in 1878, from
Undergraduate Life at Harvard"
Humility is the fountain of all vir-
tues, from "a Natural Born Preacher"
November, 1776, from Some Thanks
giving gancies."
Seeing no enemy and themselves
falling. from "The Braddock Cam
paign."
l saw him pass his sword through
his mates body from kidnapped"
He put the glass TO his lips and
drank at one gulp. from "The Merry
Men"
Then faced her the Leonine chief
from "Tarpeia."
Gambetta proclaiming the republic
of France, from "Reminiscences Of
the Siege
Breton peasant at wayside cross.
from Pardon of St. Anne d'Auray."
Then Winifred told the story Of
Bethlehem, from "The First Christ
mas Tree"
Some untitled pictures are: boy
and Monk, " Church on Hill, " Swine
herd and SWINE" Dragons House."
"Monk at Wayside Shrine. Angel and
Child" Spring Effect" Castle"
Evening journal., 1915-12-14
BULCAR Shells fall
ON creek TERRITORY
IN ma Inlted Press.

10y lhe lnlteu fIeSd.
ATHENS. Dec. IA violent ar
tillely battle is being fought along
the sorbo-Greek frontier. according
to dispatches received here today
Bulgarian shells are falling on
Greek territory, but thus far have
done no material damage to any
Greek property. Dispatches filed from
frontier points late yesterday said
that no Bulgarian or Teuton soldiers
have crossed the Greek border. but
before many hours, it is believed the
pursuit OF the retreating Anglo
French forces will be resumed and
lighting viii begin ON Greek soil.
Falling back from Gicygol and
DOiran. the main body of eXped ton
airy forces ontrenchod four miles in-
side the Greek frontier. Their re-
treat was covered by an English divi-
sion and several French bnttaliOns
who held up the Bulgarian advance
throughout Sunday.
From their new positions the Allies
yesterday were directing heavy fire
at the enemy, whose advance appar-
emily WAS halted while military con-
ferences were going on
One correspondent stationed at
Salonika tolographed that "a small Bul-
garian force actually bad advanced
five miles into Greek territory Mill
tarr authorities here have no confr-
nation
French aaa English wounded have
been arriving al salonika for twenty
four hours. They declared that despite
the numerical superiority Of the en-
emy. they could have held their front
around strumnitzu for at least am
othor fortnight bad it been necessary.
They lost comparatively few men and
scarcely any supplies ina evacuating
Serbian territory, they asserted.
The Anglo-FrenCh contingent left
behind TO cover the retreat narrowly
escaped annihilation The Bulgars
made repeated attempts to envelop
them, hut each time were repused. In
Tie last two days OF lighting the ex-
pcditionary forces lost less than SOC
men,
The Bulgars have established head
quarters in Gieygeli In the buildings
formerly occupied by the American
Red Cross Hospital during the Serbian
typhus outbreak. Bulgarian flags have
been hoisted over public buildings
in Gievgeli and Doiran.
Evening journal., 1915-12-14
MORE PYLE PICTURES
FOR CITY Gallery
Wilmington Society OF the
Fine Arts Decides TO Pur-
chase Scribner Collection
MAY MAKE EXHIBIT
IN ARTISTS STUDIO

At a recently specially called meet
ing of the Wilmington Society Of the
Fine Arts held at the home OF Miss
Helen S. Garrett, No 1907 Broome
street, il was decided TO secure the
collection Of Pyle pictures comprising
the original illustrations to the books,
robin Hood" Hugh Wynne." The
/ Garden Behind the Moon" and other
| stories which are being offered for
sale by Charles Scribner's Sons, of
New York. The price OF the collec-
ton, which comprises siXty-four
/ paintings, is $4,000. At the meeting
it was shown that the society has in
the treasury $500 and subscriptions
that were received that afternoon
| brought the amount up to $3.50 With
this amount in hand, it was decided
TO purchase the collection, the mem-
bers OF the society pledging them
selves to secure the needed balance to
pay for them.
The collection is said to comprise
some of the most brilliant examples Of
the late Howard Pyle's early work, and
the society considers itself fortunate
in being able to add them to the col
lection of Pyle paintings which IL al
ready has in its possession. Upon
their arrival here the pictures In all
probability will be placed on eXhlbi-
ton possibly in the late Howard Pyle
studio, at No 1906 Franklin street
Another meeting of the society will
be held to definitely decide about the
exhibition, however. The pictures are
expected to arrive in this city the lat
ter part of this week.
The Pyle collection, which is now
at the Panama Exposition, in all prob
ability will not be returned to this
city until spring. The State of Cali
fOrnia has asked that some OF the
/ buildings OF the exposition be kept
open several months longer, among
which will be the art building. The
new collection OF Pyle pictures which
have just been purchased, include the
following siXty-four paintings and
black and whites:
Illustrations to the books are.
IN the Valley
The negro boy shot over the cliff;
AT sight OF me the good soul gave a
gutteral;
Within sound of shouting waters;
This Is Enoch Wade, Gentlemen;
The Blow. the whole crushing series
of blows.
/ Is your hanging party ready?
Who are you and off with your hat!
Five relocated soldiers on horseback.
"To the Garden Behind The Moon
/ In the garden behind the moon,
| There stood a little old man;
David looked up into Hans Krout's
face;
David sat down on The bench;
He was standing by an open window
Where did you come from, little boy!
Quick as a flash. David leaped out,
Fast few the black winged horse;
The giant fell, crashing upon the
stOnes
She placed her hands upon his should
ers.
To "In Ole Virginia.
Dragged the hacked and headless
corpse;
Standing upright and something lying
in a lump.
4 To "A Life for a Life"
Another rush OF breakers pitching
the boat;
] His niece had found him lying dead.
To birds Of Circenchester:"
Evening journal., 1915-12-14
STOCKS AT puBLIC SALE.

The Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company today solo at executors sale at
Stidham g. Sons auction rooms. No. III
East Fourth street, the following stocks
and bonds
10 shares American Cigar Co., at so
a share. to j. b. Stewart
shares of Frankford Southwark
Philadelphia Passenger Railway Co., at
S344 a share, ex-deliyered to James b.
Stewart
: shares Union National Bank stock
at $50 a share lnamc OF purchaser with
heidi.
10 shares Of Central National Bank
stock. at Sl2O5O share, to Henry
Baird.
500 shares Uncle Sam Oil Co., $40 for
the lot, TO james b. Stewart
1000 shares West Mexico Mines Co.,
s25 for lot, to James b. Stewart.
/ l.75O shares of Nevada General Con.
Mines Co., $40 for the lot to James B,
Stewart.
ESQ shares Tabiche Gold Mining Co,
81 for lot to james b. Stewart
200 shares of OXaco Mines and Expio-
Evening journal., 1915-12-14

alton Co., SIPS for lot, to James q.
Bonner.
llO shares OF Santa Rita Copper MINI
ing and smelter Co., sl.25 for lot. to
James @. Bonner.
llO shares Sulpho Carbon Co., 81 for
lot, to James b. Stewart.
l3 shares of Telepost Co., S25 for lot
to James b. Stewart.
10 shares of the National Adjustment
Co., Sl25 for the lot, to James @. Bon-
ner
u shares of Bartica Co., 81 for lot. to
james B. Stewart.
20 shares Highland Gold Mines Co., 81
for lot, to James B. Stewart.
100 shares of Progress Oil Co., 81,
James O. Bonner.
80 shares of the Great Southern Coal
and Iron Co.. 81 for lot, to James b.
Stewart.
200 shares of Don Alfonso Mines Co.
81 for lot, to James B. Stewart.
shares of Oxford Linen Mattress
Co.. 81 for lot, to James B. Stewart
$50 bonds Of Santa Rita Copper Min
ing and Smelling Co., 81 for lot to
James b. Stewart
$40 bonds of the Bartico Co.. 81 for
lot, 10 James B. Stewart
$40 bonds Great Southern Iron and
Coal Co., 81 for lot, to James B. Stewart.
Evening journal., 1915-12-14
SOCIAL ANDPERSONAL news


Miss lone Schilling OF No. 1908
West Eighth street is visiting her
uncle. George l. Brown, in Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde NJ. May and chill
dren. of Riverview. Carney's Point, n.
j., spent the weekend in Wilmington.
%
Stanley NJ Arthurs and Clifford W.
Ashley. after spending the last three
weeks in California. have decided to
remain there until the first Of the
year
Miss Alice Belts has been spending
week in Baltimore as the guest Of
Mrs. Dudley Lawton
Mrs. Reuben sauerthwaite has re-
turned from Richmond. Va.
Caleb NJ. Sheward, banker, Of this
city, is at Grove Park Inn, Asheville,
NC.
-
Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Belts have had
as their guest Mrs Edwin sadler, Of
Richmond, Va.
Evening journal., 1915-12-14

Josef L. Hedin, Henry r. Isaacs, e B.
Johns, w. +. Kurtz, Clarence c,
Killen, John y. Krause, A. F. Lewis
Adam Lindsay. John w. Loud, JOSEPH
c. Lawson. Edward r. Mack w. A
Mode, NJ. Matthes. j. w. Mendinhall
IA. A. Miller. Walter ID. Mode. William
c. Murgatroyd, William f. Metten, n.
L. Mellon, W. A. Morris. J. w. Nc
Corkindale. William ID. Mullen, j
Wesley Morris. H. X. Miller, Edmund
Mitchell, Otho Nowland. J. II. Nixon
o. c. Purdy, w. c. Phillips, Charles
z. Righter, William G. Robelen
Harry E. Speakman. Neil b. Sinclair
e. S. Taite, =. A. VanTrump, Martir
e. Walker, Charles Warner Henry
Wilson, s. II. Wilson, Jr.
Evening journal., 1915-12-14
CUT Off
BY BULGARS and
MANY ARE SLAIN
Continued From Page H.

Mountain. The defeated English with
drew to the southeast toward Karaug-
larlar. The French retroated south
west toward Bodgantzi. Our Maoedon-
ian division broke through their front,
took Bogantzi and cut OF the French
from the English.
"rhe French prisoners and those
killed belonged mostly to General
Bailloud's division composed Of regi-
ments numbers 175 and 176 and two
zouave regiments. The pursuit con-
tinues"
Evening journal., 1915-12-14
COTTON PRICES OFF

BY The United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. l4.-Cotton prices
were Off again on first call today, lack
ing from to points. Liverpool cabled
a steady market with smaller offerings.
The November consumption report
which fulfilled expectations, was a small
market factor.