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warm. Be sure that this little
pan has a cover so that the flying
dust may not spoil il while on
the heater. With this dinner put
in small pie.
For supper make brown bread
sandwiches with very thin sliced
onion between, two hard boiled
eggs, a dill pickle and a piece of
plain cake.
Everyone who is obliged to
carry a daily lunch should have
two lunch boxes and coffee bot
ties, using them alternately and
allowing the one not in use to be
exposed to the air after scalding
out with hot soda water.
Paper cups may be sent with
the lunch. 1t is not healthful to
drink milk from the bottle.
Hamburg steak, balls of pieces
of cold cooked round steak are
nice to have with a bowl of peas
we'll seasoned, with not much
liquid left on them. These can
be put in the covered dish that
you use for the macroni and it
can be heated in the same way.
With this cut graham bread and
butter it we'll. A carrot peeled
and cut lengthwise in slices with
little salt is often very much
appreciated, with this lunch and
If you add an individual apple pie
the man who eats it will rise up
and call you blessed.
Another dish of onion soup can
be put in the covered dish so that
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WANTS TARIFF BOARD

Brown Held secretary the Tariff Commission
hg Tacoma in the interest the his
organization = ~ :
ana TWO attempts at revision The results bust
periodically
ers distressed and nobody satisfied.
AS remedy a
mission and scientific, gradual adjustment
advisory committee of his
as Thomas Edison Ripley John
Mrs Percy " Pennypacke Warren Stone James j..
NH a. T. Grout j. NJ. Studebaker and Adams.
Senator Pomdexter has
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"TWIN BEDS"

Selwyn and company's laugh
festival, Twin Beds" by Sails
bury Field and Margaret Mayo,
which ran for fifty-two weeks in
New York during the most cal
amitous season in the history of
the theater, will come to the Ia
coma theater next Monday and
Tuesday.
Twin Beds" was popular be-
cause of its Clean, wholesome
story, its constant flash of new
slang and its swiftly moving ac-
ton.
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better with this kind of soup than
plain bread.

plain bread.
Lettuce sandwiches, onions or
radishes with a little salt make a
nice appetizer in the lunch bask-
ct. Be sure and put in little
fruit occasionally.
Boston baked beans in the COW
cred dish with a spoonful of to-
mato eatsup on the top can be
eaten hot or cold. When you
have baked beans be sure and
have brown bread and a generous
slice of cheese. For dessert on
this day put in two big apples.
Salt pork fried crisp after be-
ing dipped in egg and bread
crumbs makes delicious sand
witch and when you make these
fill your little covered dish with
potato salad. In the fall when
tomatoes are cheap, a raw tomato
goes fine with this lunch and a
rice pudding.
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WILL WASH Liberty

NEW YORK, Nov 11.-Liberty, washed her
nor doed since walked
10 the world is being Uncle Sans
renewal of her youth
Her arms need ton of soapsuds Her complexion awful
very bilious all pepus,
classics call her nighgown scrubbng brush much.
From distance, Lib looks rather outfit The
art sharks call precious the antique object to its
being disturbed But Uncle Sam thinks
OF glarng gold paint Lib choice
ernmental orders. She'll
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1t can be warmed. A little paper
of grated cheese can be put in
with this as it is very appetite
ing "frill" to put over the soup
after it is heated. Onion soup
is made by frying the onions in
little beef suet and then adding
the pieces of meat and allowing
1t to simmer for three hours and
last adding the potatoes and cook
ing until the potatoes are cooked
to mush.
IL you make tomato soup be
sure that you send along enough
zwieback or twice baked bread to
eat with it as zwieback Is much
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Tf1e Pyramid Smile from d Single
+ T. Trial.
Thousands have reported to us
their great Joy at having been
led to try this great treatment
and at the remarkable results 1t
produced in their cases. De fair
to yourself. Give yourself the
chance to get we'll. Mail the cou-
pom now or go to any drug store
and purchase soc box of Pyra-
mid Pile Treatment.
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Marriage Licenses.

Fred J. Book and Irene Well
man, both of Thomas; Thos. l..
Fox and Ruby Gest, both of Taco
ma; Tony Jossies of Tacoma and
Oman Poci; Tony Lucich of Taco
ma and Dinka Petrich of -.
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CALL WHALEMEAT
A DAINTY MORSEI,

SEATTLE, Nov. 11.-Whalers
are starting movement to place
whale meat on the market as
table food. It's fine eating, they
say.
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Piles
A Simple Home Treatment That
Has Brought Joy to Thousands
Is the Famous Pyramid
DtIA

How badly do you want relief?
Do you want It enough to 90 to
the small trouble of mailing the
below coupon for a free trial of
the Pyramid Pile Treatment?
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YOU ARE PROTECTED

by steel clad when purchase the great
ach reyazr from Grown Drug any the
of reliable druggists throughout the country handle It,
If doesn't do everything that get you
money back without question What for
dypepic suffering complete and banpv
relief is within his grasp for the trying?
Be other stomach treat
men sold the the name and don't
a substitute.
Take until what you like wherever
you like and forget you stomach.
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DROP BANK CHARGE

Unable to find evidence suspicious
the police
appeared in police
dents of Thomas,
The young charged with having
their uncle Charles w Roberts
that they had broken his home night
ish him for having testified Cecil
peniteniary
Police the In he
court and set their bonds at 81 900
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FREE SAMPLE COUPON
PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY,
631 Pyramid Bldg, Mar
shall, Mich.
Kindly send me Free
sample of Pyramid Pile Treat
ment, in plain wrapper.
Name ....................
Street ....................
City ........ State. .......
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Six hurt in Portland when
street car runs wild and crashes
into two other cars.
STANLEY BELL PRINTING 60.
"adv."
Once again. Congressman HUM
phrey to speak on Preparedness"
tonight.
Out flowers and floral work.
HIM, florist, So. 18th and X. adv.
Sugar prices advance rs cents
again for second time in week.
Mclean the contract mover.
Vain 1850. adv"
Dauntless lodge, I. o. G. T., in.
stalls officers.
Firemen put out blaze in big
cedar tree, South End treasure.
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British cabinet taking steps to
stop emigration to evade military
service.
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Trial test of new Milwaukee
electric locomotives, exhibited
here. to be made Saturday on
tracks of Butte. Anaconda & Pa
cific railway.
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Coolest day Of season yester-
day; temperature, 1926 degrees;
frost.
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Kings of ROumania, Greece and
Bulgaria to meet in Bucharest, is
report.
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Cuba recognizes Carranxa.
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LOSSES ENORMOUS

SOUTH BETHLEHEM, Pa, Nov. Though estimates
today at nearly O0OO the losses sustained by the
strueton machine Bethlehem
teday by fire. About 500 number
DESTROYED by the flames.
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German protected cruiser Frau
enioeb reported torpedoed off
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Swedish coast.

Both legs Of Adam Rose, labor
err, broken when caught In cave
in of sand at smelter yesterday.
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Charles A. Fleming to be next
mayor and public safety commits
sioner of Spokane.
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Perfect Diamond Rings from 81
to $3.50. Pfaff, Jeweler, 1147
Broadway. adv.
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U. 8. timber cruisers complete
work for year in Washington.
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Masons from southwestern
washington meet in Olympia.
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italian steamer Nviette, afire
or Galveston, Tex, coast, be-
lfeved to be doomed
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The warning European nations recognize that the
pneumogastric region is the most vulnerable of all
their soldiers anatomy. The above photograph
shows the new steel waistcoat designed to protect
the soldiers vitals from bits of flying shrapne
MI.
This can be taken as another illustration of the
old saying that IAN army fights on its stomach" /
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J.. Smith, owner Of South 9th
street confectionery stand, given
two days grace to remove stand.
Express train with armed guard
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May A. Arkwright, first woman
delegate to sit in. democratic
national convention, leaves 5000
to Spokane labor temple.
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To ABANDON STATE
SUFFRAGE CAMPAIGN
EFFORTS TO BE MADE TOWARD
SECURING A FEDERAL
AMENDMENT.
Late Returns From New Jersey Show
that Suffrage, Was Defeat
ed by Sixty Thou
sand.

NEW YORK, October 20.-The
overwhelming defeat of woman suf-
frage in New Jersey yesterday means
the abandonment of state fights and
the organization for work for the
cause looking toward securing al
amendment TO the federal constitu-
ton giving the women the ballot
This was indicated today by DR.
Anna Howard Shaw, president of the
American Woman's Suffrage associ-
alton.
1.-The defeat in New Jersey will
give an immense impetus to ths
work for federal amendment
said DR.. Shaw.
Late returns indicate that the ma
jority against the amendment it
New Jersey will be about 10000
Out OF twenty-one counties onl.
one gave majority in favor of the
proposition.
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County pixies vii, Connect

Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Cunningham
spent Sunday in Waxahaehie visit
ing relatives. going over in their
car. While in Waxahachie Mr..
Cunningham met County Judge
Tidwell Of Ellis county. and that
gentleman assured Mr. Cunningham
that solid pike road would con-
meet the two. county seats BY the
first of January next. At present
the Navarro county pike road to
Emhouse extends beyond Emhouse
through Chambers creek bottom on
the Navarro county side, and Ma
varro county has also built good
concrete bridge across Chambers
creek. Ellis county has good
pike road from Waxahachie 10 the
edge of the creek bottom an this
road and will have only about one
mile to build through the creek
bottom 10 make the pike road COM
piete from here to Waxallachie,
and this. County Judge Tidwen
says, will all be done by the first
of January .-Corsieana Sun.
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At the New Gem.

Cora is a five-part drama found
ed on the play of the same name
made by B. A. Rolfe and released
through the Metro Pictures Corpora
ton. II will be the feature picture
at the New Gem theatre tomorrow.
The title role is enacted by Emily
Stevens, who has supported many OF
the foremost American and English
stars. and herself was star in the
recent production in New York of
the sensational play To-Day" This
being name" play, the title, there
fore. gives no intimation of the
story. which, however, tells of the
trials and tribulations of young
girl reduced to poverty. who rises
above them through sheer force OF
character and talent, to position
of prominence in the operate world.
Her progress is made not, without
much that appeals to the emotions
and sentiments OF picture fans, by
reason of the exigencies OF life
fought with innumerable difficult
ties.
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SET Of TRIPLETS BORN
IN WICHITA COUNTY

AUSTIN. Texas, Oct. 2o.-The re-
port Of vital statistics for the moath
Of August shows that there were
4,720 births and 2.26l deaths.
Thirty-flye sets Of twins for the
month were reported. One set of
tflpiets. all males. was born in Wich-
ia county They are alive and do
ing well. Among tho deaths one
negro woman died in Grayson county
at the age of loo years and negro
man died in Harris county ut the
sgc of 105. Tuberculosis continued
ta lead in the causes of deaths
Accidental drownings reported num-
bered 1sS. this large number being
accredited 10 the hurricane which
swept the coast country.
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terms OF praise. The play is by Ed
ward Peple, who has already dis
tinguished himself as the author OF
THE Prince Chap" and The Lit
tlest Rebel. 1t is in three acts and
tells a humorous story that Is as
ingenious in its development as II
is in motif 1t concerns two busi-
ness men. George B. Nettieton and
T. Boggs John, who have establish
ed lucrative business by manu-
featuring violet tinted digestive
pill Each feels that he has done
more for the success OF the business
than the other. and neither makes
any bones Of expressing his feelings
to his partner. AS a consequence.
they are constantly squabbling and
irritating one another. In this re-
spect they might be termed an
American Potash and Perlmutter.
They finally decide to dissolve part
nership and call in their lawyer.
He has already had many such de-
mands made upon him, and as us
ual is unable to bring them to a
| point of settlement. He finally sug-
gests a game OF cards, the one
drawing the losing poker hand to
become the butler in the winners
household for year. while the
other is allowed absolute conduct
of the business. Nettleton is the
victor, drawing a pair OF skies;
/ John Is duly installed as butler in
the Nettleton household, where his
partner lords 1t over him, hui he
grits his teeth and performs his
duties as mental The contract
stipulates that it must be kept
secret and the one breaking II must
forfeit $4,000 and lose his share OF
the business. Boggs' sweetheart
proves very powerful queen in
the game. as 1t is through her
cleyerness that the relations be-
tween the two parties are finally ex-
planned to the satisfaction of all.
excepting, perhaps, the scheming
lawyer
The play will be presented by a
splendid company at Dallas opera
house, Thursday. Oct. 81. matinee
and night. adv.l79pd
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james \. Stephenson Hono,e,

Jas. a. Stephenson was on YES.
terday elected president a. the
Great Southern Life Insurance co,o-
pany at Houston. and will have
charge of the Dallas branch. Mr.
Stephenson, who is an Ellis county
product, resigned from the presi-
deney OF the Southland life com
pany recently and was succeeded by
Harry l.. Seay. He organized the
Southland company.
Mr.. Stephenson was guest of
honor at banquet given at the
Adolphns last night when some
seyenty-nye friends gathered to ex-
preess their regard for mar who
has made success in the insurance
business. Gen. w. II. Patterson
presided as POSTMASTER and pleas
ing speeches were made touching
upon the work OF the guest of hon
or.
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BIOGRAPHY OF O. HENRY
Is BEING COMPLETED.

UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS, Oct.
20.--The biography Of o. Henry. he
sun by Harry p. Steger. will he
finished by DR.. c. Alphonzo Smith,
professor of English of the Uniyer-
sity of Virginia. DR.. Smith is now
enroute to Austin and will roach
here Wednesday. He comes here to
get into the O. Henry atmosphere,
to talk with friends and aquain;an-
ces of the great short-story writer,
and gather what new material he
can to supplement that already gath
cred by Steger on his visits here.
1t will be rendered that O. Hen
ry lived in Austin for a number Of
years, working in the Land Office as
draughtsman, and in bank, long be-
fore his fame spread as storywrit-
CIR. He married Miss Roach in AUS
tin. whose mother is still a resident
OF this city. Harry Steger, another
Texan. became a warm friend OF o.
Henry in the later years Of his life
in New York City. Steger was CON
nected with large publishing house
which. under his supervision.
brought ont two editions OF 0. Hen
rvs collected works. one de ike
manuscript edition, and the other
popular priced edition. Steger at
the time of his death was at work on
the biography of O. Henry and It IS
this work that DR.. Smith is under
taking to finish. While here he viii
lecture at the University of Texas.
one of his lectures being very
popular one on Uncle Remus'
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WOMAN sEs1HlTCNET
DEcAP|1lT[s l CRIPPLE
CUT BODY TO PIECES AND MD
PARTS Of IT N COUCH or
HER HOME.


SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Oct. 90.
Mrs. Mary Tamais. wife of a mo-
torman. who was attacked Ia her
home last night by Michael Vein
stein. a cripple who has pursued
her for years, decapitated Vein
stein with Ratchet. dismemLered
the body and hid the pieces in a
couch, she confessed to her hus-
band and detectives today.
The woman said she met Vein
stein at Atlantic City and that he
persisted in his attentions after
her marriage. He followed her to
San Francisco. Last night he urg-
ed her to elope with him and when
she refused attacked her with a
crutch. He also wanted paper
she had. she said, but she refused
to reveal the nature of the paper.
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TEN MEXICAN BANDITS
SLAIN ON THE BORDER

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, Oct. 20.
-4Ten Mexicans paid with their lives
for alleged completely in Monday
nights wreeking OF a st. Louis,
Brownsville & Mexico passenger
train on the outskirts of Browns
vile. the killing OF three Americans
and the wounding OF four others.
Peace officers said they had clews
TO other Mexicans connected With
the robbers. No secret was made
that more would be killed il civil
ian posses catch them. The death
from bandits bullet 81 DR.. f, $.
Mccain, deputy state health offieor
here. aggravated the feeling Of
Americans more than any previous
incident ia the three months OF bor-
der raids He WAS one OF the best
krown men in the lower Rio Granae
yrlley
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"A PAIR OF SHES"
At the Dallas Opera House Thurs
day Matinee and Night, Oct. ~.

The true test of farce is the abil-
ity of the characters in the scenes
to make observers of their conduct
laugh at them. while by all their
speech and actions they appear to
be in deadly earnest. This "a Pair
of Skies" the greatest of all farces,
which ran for an entire year OF the
Longacre Theatre, New York. ac-
composites in way that made the
metropolitan critics positively out
VIC one another in their lavish
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formerly ran an engine for Hons
ton a Texas Central out OF Ennis
for years and was a loyal member
of the Masonic lodge here. lie left
here about ten years ago. going to
kingsvilie with the new road.
The conductor. p. E. Koran. also
reported injured. ran into Ennis On
the Texas Midland Railroad tefore
going to the Brownsville road and
is we'll known here.
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Coughs and Colds
Not to Be Neglected

Anyone will realize the seriousness
of neglecting a cold il he observes
results of such neglect among his
acquaintance. How often have you
heard, HE caught cold. didn't do any
thing for ii and Ii turned into"-then
some dreaded disease is named!
Ordinary colds yield to prompt
treatment at the beginning. That is
why every family should be supplied
with a reliable cough medicine--one
that win heal raw and intlamed sur
faces, loosen the phlegm, aliay irri-
tation. ease the hoarseness and stop
the tickling sensation in the throat
that does not permit one to sleep.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
is Invaluable TOR relief OF coughs.
colds. Group. whooping cough. tick
ling in throat. tightness or soreness.
grippe or bronchial coughs. 1t con-
tains no harmful ingredients. 1t is
healing soothing. efficient and pleas
ing.
Sold by Curlin's Two Drug Stores.
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HILLSBORO VOTES TO
AMEND ITS CHARTER.

HILLsBORO, Texas. Oct. 2o--
BY vote of 217 to 50. the election
to amend the city Garter was car
ried Yesterday. The amendment pro-
yides for the creation OF the strects
into Improvement districts for the
purpose of paving o. improving end
allow the issuance of bonds at per
cent to pay for same.
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GIRLS HAD To MAKE DATES
OR LOSE THEIR JOBS

CHICAGO, October Employees
of chicago's great mems clothing
manufacturers testified that girl
workers were discharged unless they
would make dates with the fore
man and his friends during ar
aldermanic investigation yesterday.
An employe OF one big concern said
the girls were insulted by the fore
man Twenty thousand garment
workers are now on strike
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MAY ABOLISH D. {. HALF
AND HALF FINANCE PLAN

WASHINGTON, Oct 20 sena-
tor Chiffon, or West Virginia. chair
man of a special congressional in
vestigating committee, began bear
ings today concerning the half
and-half plan OF financial support
by congress for the District Of Co
mmbia. Congress. under this plan,
appropriates one half OF the sum
Of the Districts expenses. Aboli-
ton OF the plan may follow She con-
ference.
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Initiatory Work.

pls afternoon the visiting team,
Mrs. Mary e. Roach presiding
initiate number OF candidates
lhe order Quite large crowd
resent to witness the ceremonies
inner was served to sixty-eight
pms, after which a few moments
ueVoted TO mixing and mingling
Pslors and local members.
r subject OF a most interesting
II 70 the membership by Mrs.
was Good of the Order" a
interesting paper was read by
Mamie Vaughan on PERMITS
Of Suspension"
pong the Waxahachie Maccabees
rs an active part in the program
\ are Mrs J. c. Kemble, Mrs.
| htchie, Mrs. Albert Wilson,
eus Moore, Mrs. Edna Adams,
Henry Dearborn and Mrs.
re Plumhoff.
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MANY PERSONS KILLED
IN FACTORY EXPLOSION

PARIS. October 2o.--Many per-
sons were killed and injured in a
factory explosion today. Fifty bodies
have been recovered The explosion
occurred in one OF the most popu-
lous quarters of the city.
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GUSTAVO NAVARRO FACED
/ MEXICAN FIRING SQUAD

GALVESTON. Tex, Oct. 90
Gustavo Navarro, superintendent OF
the arsenal at Mexico City. vas ex-
eouted yesterday for completely in
the Huerta usurpation, according
to a cablegram received here to-
day. The message further stated
that Carranza paper money was
row worth five to one in gold
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BULGARIANs CAPTURE TWO
TOWNS ON SERBIAN SIDE.

LONDON, Oct. 20.--The Bulgari-
ans have captured Iskitz and Cot
fana, about fifty miles on the Ser
bian side OF the Serbo- Bulgarian
frontier. according to Athens mes
sages received here today
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THE BRITISH PREMIER
CONTINUES TO IMPROVE

LONDON, Oct. 20-Premier as
quith is making excellent progress
and is expected to reappear in the
house of commons Tuesday, it was
announced by Munitions Minister
Loyd-George today.