davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-26
los Angeles Produce Market.

Is Arge'es, Aug. 2i.-The sea
SON initial shinmea. of Yellow Pine
pumpkins arrived on the leeal whole
sale produce marle, today and ne.
w'lh ready call a. 202- a pound
The entire CONSIGNMENT is from loeal
fields and Is ot excellent quality.
Trading on tie market was reror.ea
as fairly active aud a steady demand
was noted fer all leading eommodi-
ties.
Imported Swiss cheese advanced n
80 a pound DURING tie day. while
the Ejam w. decidedly tame- =.
SS5a * dozen. Dried lima tears ai=s
brought he higher price ot - .
husdrcivo'1h-. Northern Burbank Pc
tatee- wee advanced 10 1.2oGI25
a han5-ejTeirht.
Tse following reeoi1ts were report
Cd hy the Psoju.e Exchange of Les
Angeles: Ee-s. - cases: bu.te7.
t9.Soo pounds; cheese. 300 pounds:
swee, potatoes, l.5 sacks: apples.
l.9I2 boxes.
Lae4, raaeh tczs. per dozer-S>-
lee.cd, 3g: .a.l'tI. 81; ease count.
-.
California creamery llao.. pes
poasd-Frysa extras. rs; fresh f.rs.s,
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-26
a walking companion

'Tis the very latest thing TO do
Socie-y's up-to-the-second fad.
Toy bow-wows and fierce looking
t4rsers may s.av in their kennels
nalady will have no more TO do with
ye4 Dogs and eats and monkeys and
e.hcr nc.s have fo,lwed Mary's little
lamb iut the discard.
L. . bird
Swell Newport society started this
f4'-earrylrg a live biId IN = dainty
h.-.- walking cage" and II Is al
Ready spreading over the country.
Ms Esther Hoffman, tried j. GU.
yesterday on downtown street. The
a...- warbler II ms cage threatened
&. tom rvi-.. Ter q Lille.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-26

kNpsri Repairing
storage aat SURE -
Phone ii-Ma.n So Bst a. a. So
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-26
MARKET REPORTS
Live stock Market.

Chicago. Aug. 26.-Hogs-Recelpts.
10000; higher than yesterdays av-
eraEe bulk. 6.55d As; light. 7.2o9
80. mixed. 6.45@ 80; heavy. 6.25a
10: rough. 6.25@6.4o; pig. 7oe@
500.
Receipts. 1900. s.ow.
steady; beeves. t.oo6lo0o. COWS and
helfers. 510d SIS. Texas steers, 64o
d750. western =teers. 665@ So;
calves. S.5o012.25
Receipts. $4,000. steady;
ratlye. 6.e5G6G5. western, 5.S5d
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-26

TVee., Tweeg,
o.. no. you're no. cut in the for
lst Wd- hsteaiHe 10 the t.rdics
,h.a. You're rish he-c 3. the heart
ot - city.
BE- .h- vAee., tweet Jrd thu ohirp.
.N.E# -so re.l. There sure Il le,
tu.. aa tas job taee,-.weetae to
-- -rd
D. .rj, Is On a cage, ~a..> Al
1871. aucd birdie are whea taey
.l, Fitting from t1aa.h u
ur-. tie woods
O. bfd.e IN n. -ae- i dang
. ..e dainty hand e. ) prs
rolling down slc ttHIe.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-26

his story. following th, tn.faf oi
Leo u. Ealra. be would have II mah,
only snail chang. bee detail.
The clausmaa at laia used - DDS
euisc and tuse.ei Is automobile,
There WAS - note # warning
eouDhea i'm haIf wy.te#.au- phrase
olosy AID Signed hy he feared "k
X. h
Eu, tie intent. purpose and I'd at.
.aiuld Was the same
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-26

Thomas Dixon. in his book, The
Clansman." built a stroy around the
operations of the ku k,uN klan, COM
posed of men who banded together,
pledged themselves to secrecy and
struck terror to thousands by noe
turnal raids in the South during the
reconstruction period following the
Civil war.
The clansman of that time wore a
robe of white which covered his body.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-08-26
san Francisco train.

San Francisco, Aug 26.-Wheat
weak; no trading; cash, 161i.@
l.72i2
Barley easy; December. III, cash.
teed. ll7iaW1.20.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-11-03
GRAND JURY TO
PROBE CASE OF /
]. MARCALLINO
Former Clerk of Circuit Court
Still In Jail; Refuses At
tempt to Get Bond

The case OF John Marcallino, for.
mer clerk Of Circuit Judge w. L. Whit.
A. M. Brown who. since yester-
day on charge of embezzlement, win
probably be turned over to the terri
torial grand jury tomorrow for investi-
cation by that body.
This is according to City Attorney
A. NJ Brown who, since early yester-
day, has been working on the case.
Attorney Brown ssid that there were
no important overnight developments
In the case. Marcallino still is con-
fined in the city jail, and has thus far
refused to endeavof TO secure bail, It
is said. It was lesrned today that
Marcallino has left all matters In the
hands of R. w. Breckons, whom he
has retained as his attorney.
Conjectures were rife In circuit
court circles today regarding what
Marcallino has done with the $4,000
which il is alleged he embezzled. One
attorney raised the question whether
Marcallino might have had a legal
right to sell or otherwise dispose of
the 1000 shares of stock, the property
of the Egan estate, which were held
in trust, as he was invested with the
Continued on Page 81
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.RlJMOR BECKLEY
HOME Is SOUGHT
BY ST. FRANCIS
Report Current of Big Deal
That May Turn Fine Beach
Residence Into Hotel
s'HEINIE' 10 BE MANAGER;
COTTAGES MAY BE PUT UP
Nothing Definitely Settled and
Little Known Here as to
Status of Negotiations

Persistent rumors that a big hctci
deal is being negotiated, by which
the beautiful George G. Beckley honIe
at the foot Of Diamond Head would
be acquired by mainland interests,
have within the past two days become
more pronounced. Report today. de-
clares that the men behind Rudolph
("HeinieFl Heydenreich are the own
ers OF the st. Francis hotel In San
Francisco. a syndicate which has
other large holdings, including great
hostelry In Seattle
For several days past II has been
current street rumor that Hegden-
reich, who until recently was manager
OF Heinie's Tavern. was negotiating
to acquire the Beckley property His
friends have been informed that the
visit Of Robert w. Shingle OF the Wa.
terhouse Trust company to San Fran
cisco might bring about closing OF
the negotiations with Mr.. and Mrs:
George c. Beckley and the capitalists
supposed to be behind .Heinie.g How
ever, inquiry at the WaterhOuse Trust
offices today brought the statement
that nothing definite has been settled,
nor is IL known definitely that Shin
gle has taken up the matter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Beckley are now or;
the coast and the deal may heaclosed,
II sft ~ cl0sed at all, within a very.
short time.
Heydenreich plans to put up large
number Of cottages on the grounds. to
divide the big residence itself into
suites. to better the bathing beach
adjacent and make other improve
ments.
Twice previously there have been
rumors that the st. Francis people
were planning to secure large beach
homes for hotel purposes. Both times
the deal failed to materialize.
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OAHU Will have
$4,000 TROOPS
UNDER new Plan
Maj Gen. Garter Tells Ad Club
Barracks for II, 900 Men
Men win be Erected
GOVERNMENT NAY BUILD
AROUND ISL AND HIGHWAY
Construction Probably win Be
Undertaken BY Department
of Interior, as IN Alaska

Il prophesy that within a year.build-
ings will be in the course of construc.
tion for $4,000 additional soldiers for
Oahu, and in less than two years
there will be more than 10000 men
stationed on this isiand," said Maj
gem William Harding Carter. during
the course Of his farewell speech TO
the Ad Club at noon today.
Gen. Carter said that he had been
informed officially some time ago that
5000 men would be sent here as soon
as barracks were provided and that
just few days as0 he had received
official notification that the War Col
lege had recommended that still an
other 5000 men be sent here. The
$4,000 men would be sent here, he
said, Just as rapidly as they could be
spared from the mainland. and bar
racks constructed here for them.
Another important announcement
made by General Carter is that A. A.
Jones, first assistant secretary of the
interior, had promised him when on
the islands last May that he would
do all he could to aid the movement
to have the government build mill
tary road to encirele Oahu opt Of civil
funds and without touching the army
appropriation. Roads are built in
Alaska on this plan, and General Car
ter said he had reported to Washing
ton as emphatically IS he could that
such e road Is reeded here.
Opening his fenlo1ks, General Car
ter said that he did mot feel like joK.
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TAX ASSESSORS
VALUATION OF
line FIGURES
New Trend May be Taken by
Testimony for Territory in
Rapid Transit Case

Whether the values assessed by the
Honolulu tax assessor have any d.
rect bearing on determining the actual
cost and the present valuation of the
Honolulu Rapid Transit & Land Com
pany is q new issue in the territory's
injunction suit against the Rapid
Transit, as brought out during today's
hearing of the case.
c. G. Ballentyne, manager of the
Rapid Transit, was further cross-ex-
amined this morning by the attorneys
for the company. Further questions
regarding the valuation of the COM
pany's plant and the assessed values
of the property were gone into.
1t was pointed out that the assess
ment of the property of the Rapid
Transit was made on basis of an
enterprise for profit, whereas it has
been the contention of the territory
that valuation should be placed on
the presentday value of each of the
tangible units making up the system
of the Rapid Transit.
BY such method, the value Of the
company's franchise would have but
little bearing on the case, 1t was fur.
ther contended.
It was expected that Manager Bal
lentyne would complete his testimony
this afternoon and that w. H. Bar,
ringer, civil engineer, would be call.
ed as the second witness for the ter.
ritory
Barringer was retained by the de-
partment OF public works to make
physical valuation of the plant of the
Rapid Transit, and will testify regard
ing his findings. Barringer's figures,
it was stated today, undoubtedly have
direct bearing on the testimony OF
the expert on street railway values.
who has been retained by the Rapid
Transit company and who will arrive
in Honolulu on the next Matsonia.
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German Cablegrams Admit individual
Reyerses, Claim Progress IN General

The following cablegram from Off
eiaI German sources was received late
yesterday:
German Army Headquarters, Nov. 2.
The French attempts 70 conquer the
Butte de Tahure In the Tahure sec
tion, for which there has been bitter
fjuhtjnu. failed today.
aon the west front Gen. Won Hinden-
herg's army advanced along the rail-
road from Tackum TO Riga. Russian
attacks IN. front Of Riga were fepuIsed.
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TAMMANY WINS VICTORY

NEW YORK, N. n. Nov 3.-Tam.
many Hall pcmpersts have won vic.
tory N (he cIIl elections but the
state |'@@|'1r n members Of the lee.
iGIrtur| .|..r.rlIy will give the ne.
ppb''c.r '@oe'tstss : strong prspon.
r. Ne drst time IN IS years Tam.
u'nnI NE been able 70 elect ~ c.ndi-
date (or district attorney Judge "a.
ward SWARM. The Ianmany c1ndi.
date for sheriff ht6 been spcces6}oI
and 4 looked 1|so - n the insjorify
ot aldermen #'|| 81 IenmsnIItea
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"oerman Army HeadquafkerS, Nov.
3.-on the west front, north 81 The
souchez salient, Z trench n 100 me-
tiers has been evacnatc1 ~ ne Ger
mans. East Of Peronne ~ En1IIth
aircraft was shot down ~ German
rifles, the pilot being taken Dr'soner.
"on the east front, Gen. Won Hin
denbcrg has repuIscd Russian attacks
near puenaburD, IIIuxt and 0ortu-
novka, the Russians ouIY onccoecIno
In occupying MlI<uIIshl<I
"oen. Won LInsIpoen be1 Drooreoepd
along the road from EInoto - Car.
torysk, I'VE officers, SEQ soldiers and
three machlne-ouns beIDo captured.
Gen. Won eothmers light q ne north
ern part Of sIemlkosee = stII' eoing
on.
an the Balkans, usIcs hsi bssn o.
cupIed.
aThe booty taken st the capsbrs d
Krauuyevac. Serbia, BY The Germans
was six cannon, 20 cannortIntes, q
mlne-thrcwers and sevor1I thousand
rifles, as well a. plenty n ammunition
and war material.
acen. Won Koevess has captured go
serbians and four cannon and during
the last three days Gen. von oaIIwitg
has taken 100 serbians.
aWest Of pIsnInlea Gen. Doy11eH q
advancing, having taken 20 D5rbian1
and four cannon. Further southwest
Of Kuyevac progress i beln6 uo1P,
800 serblans and two meehlne-ouns
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TAssociatsd Press Service BY Federal wlrelsssl

MILAN, Italy, Nov. 3Rumania is bargaining with the
diplomats of the Entente Powers endeavor to win the
pledge of the support of huge army if she will enter the war;
and other European capitals The Rulnanian Opposition
which has been gaining strength for weeks and recently held
massmeetng at which two former cabinet members
speakers endeavong to overthrow the cabinet presided
by Premier Bratano Their plan is to force the oa
on of ministry favorable to the Allies after which terms
may be secured from the Entente Powers.
1t is reported here good authority that Rumania e
trance into the conditional upon the Allies sending half
million to her aid Rumania apparently fears quick
invasion by the Teutons and possible attack by Bulgaria IN
her lot is cast with the Allies and wishes to make certain
of enormous military strength before taking the step
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new VESSEL FOR
MAISON Line TO !
Be Twin SCREW
"Makiki" is Name Which viii
Probably Be Chosen for
Duplicate of Matsonia

Twln-screw,, Geared turbine drive
and with probably three or four knots
more speed than the Matsonia, this is
the latest news concerning the big
new steamer, q duplicate of the Mat
sonia, to be built Immediately by the
Matson Navigation Company, as an
nounced by the Star-Bulletin several
weeks ago. The new steamers name
will probably be the Makiki
This latest detail concerning con-
made public today by T. H. Petrie,
secretary of Castle & Cooke, local
Matson agents. The company receiv-
ed a letter yesterday from Capt. vii.
liam Matson, president of the Matson
Navigation Company, containing the
information that the new liner would
be twin-screw and turbine drive.
81 wanted another ship which would
duplicate the Matsonia," says Capt.
Matson's letter in part, except that
it would be of geared turbine drive
and twin-screw"
That the name of the big new boat,
which will cost more than 81 500, 900,
the Matsonia's original price,, will
US the Hndh1hls dlJuOu6H Ill 10
not yet definitely known, was stated
by Mr.. Petrie, who said that com.
pany's policy now Is to begin the
names of its future boats with the
letter M, and that it is naming the
new ships after the Honolulu valleys.
They started with the Manoa," he
observed this morning, "and If they
follow this rule the new steamer will
be named Makiki, the name of the
first valley this side of Manoa. OF
course we don't know positively as
yet just what its name will be. but
Makiki looks the most likely at the
present time"
Mr.. PetrieN said the new steamer
will contain a number of improve
ments, such as different arrange
ment of staterooms, dining saloon,
kitchen and other features which ex-
perience has shown could be improved
in another ship duplicating the Mat
sonia in size.
The Matsonia's speed is Is knots.
Shipping men agree that geared tur-
DIne drive and twin screw should give
the new steamer Is or 19 knots easily:
The twin-screw plan also makes for
greater security in case one Of the
propellers should break.
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RUlANIA MAY OVERTHROW CABINET TO JOIN THE ALLIE
Massachusetts Goes Republican
ARMY WILL PROVIDE
ESCORT OF HONOR AS
GENERAL CARTER GOES
3 EE Ea zE q q q . 3 z 3 {

- A squadron Of the 9TH Cavalry,
X troops from the 2nd Infantry and Z
4 battalion Of Coast Artillery will =
= form an escort Of honor which =
r will accompany Major-senersI Z
4 William n. Carter to the trans z
= port Logan Friday afternoon z
4 when he bids farewell to Hawaii Z
x and leaves for the mainland Z
u where ne will retire from the =
= army Novenber 70. =
= The escoff will form at the Z
q Young hotel. probably about :
< O'Clock, and besides the detailed =
x troops, many officers and their 9
4 wives will be at the hotel to bid =
< General Carter and Mrs. Carter g
4 ooodbye. Details relating to the (
= escort will be given later In an 3
= ortcf which General Wiser will Z
< issue. z
q Wireless messages have been =
4 received from the Logan saying z
q that the transport will probably e
q dock at 1880 Friday morning and e
n leave this port at 5 o'clock IN the r
= afternoon. The hours Of arrival <
K and departure are not definite =
4 and depends largely on the wea- g
= fher the Logan encounters. e
& \
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COAST STEAMER
WRECKED; LIVES
LOST in STORM

+ ASSOCIATED Press by Federal WfreIessl
MARsHFiELD, Ore, Nov. 3.-The
coasting steamer Santa Clara, which
went ashore last night near the south
spit at Coos Bay, 10 probably total
loss, as the sea is pounding her lieavI-
Iy on the reef Eleven Of those aboard
are known to be dead as their bodies
have been recovered. Nine are still
missing. The steamer carried 48spas-
sengers and crew Of "a. The sprvi-
vors who are able to travel have been
brought here.
According to the mate, the steamer
struck shoal which was recen4ly
formed by the action cf waves and
currents and which has not been
cF1arted.
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VILLA GETS ENOUGH FOR
AWHILE AND RETIRES;; He
MAY COME BACK LATER

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelessl
DOUGLAS, Ariz., Nov. AFTER his
unsuccessful attack on Aqua Prieta,
Gen. Villa retired today to Anavacaci1l
Pass, II miles southeast Of here. Am.
n1unition shortage and hunger and
thirst on the part Of his troops com
PEELED him TO abandon hostiIities for
the present, and II is believed that he
will get new supply before renewing
the attack.
Villa left 336 men dead on the field.
The known casualties among the Car
ranzistas are 25 dead and rs wounded.
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aN0 ELECTION FRAUDS
WARNS YUAN SHIH-KAI
Especial Gable to Nippu Jill

Especial Cable to Nippu Jill
TOXIC, Japan, Nov. IA despatch
from Peking states that Yuan shih-
kai has issued an ediet stating that
the coming election must be govern
ed BY the autboritities and that Il II is
found that there has been any fraud
practIsed in the election precincts he
will call another election 70 decide
whether China shall change to mon
arci1y.
Il 10 believed here that this edict
leaves room for = new election should
Yuan shih-kaf Be defeated IN hI8
efforts to establish himself e. En-.
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FAMOUS SURGEON OF
CIVIL WAR is DEAD
[Associated Press by Federal wIreIessI

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
WASHINGTON, b. c., Nov. a.
Brig.-gen. George Miller sternberg,
retired, died at his home here today.
He was a famous surgeon In the Civil
War and later was surgeon0eneFa1.
He had command Of the medical SER
vice during the war with Spain. and
was member and secretary Of the
commission which headed the work 81
stamping yellow fever out Of Havana.
He was n years old.
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FoNDNEss FOR BAY RUM
CAUSES WoMAN'S DEATH

.. LIHUE Kauai, Nov. IAN in
= ordinate fondness for bay rum as
= a beverage has caused the death
= Of Maria Batista, a Portuguese
q woman aged 32, who has been
q living at Koloa.
.; Maria had for long been in
. the habit of drinking bay rum
. diluted with water, but on Tues
. day Of last week she wanted
q quick jag and gurgled down an
. entire bottle of the pure stuff at
. one clip. That proved to be
. Maria's last grand slam, for con-
. vulsions soon began, and resulted
. In death IL hours later.
q The woman was the mother of
. three children and was house
keeper for man named Tore.
q
~ a n a a n n Z, Z, :, 4, :. .s :, - .,
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MCCALL SUCCEEDS
DAVID WALSH AS
STATE Governor
Maryland After Hot Fight Elects
Democrat Executive Over
G. 0. P. Candidate
SUFFRAGE LOSES HEAVILY
EVERYWHERE TT WAS ISSUE
Ohio Down Dry Forces; Tam
many Successful in New
YORK City BaIIoting

ooeIoN, Mass, Nov. 2.-samueI
W. Mccall, Republican. will succeed
Governor David Walsh Democrat, &C.
cordlnu 70 tfe reports as the election
count proceeds today. After leading
Walsh By eIight margin In the ear
Iier returns MccaII's ascendapcy In
creased strongly today and Il ID now
claimed that no later returns can
change the results.
Massachusetts hps declined 70
amend the constitution 70 allow -wo-
man suffrage, the defeat o. the "votes
for women" Issue being ovenNhelm-
Inn.
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TYPHOON Sweeps
SOUTHERN LUzON;
MANILA MENACED
200 Dead and MiIiion. U0HaI
Property Loss Reported ID
South Districts

Associated Press by Federal Wirslessl
MANILA, p. O., Nov. 3.--A dIssstrous
typhoon has swept over southefn Lu-
zor and Il heading for Manila At ter
rife speed, according TO reports from
the south. The reports say that 200
people are known TO be dead and the
property loss will reach a million dol
lars.
Two vessels were caught III the
storm and foundered. Their crews are
saved.
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ADMIRAL PHELPS DIES
At HOME IN OAKLAND

lAssocisted Press by FEDERAL Wirelessl
OAKLAND, CAL, Nov. 3.-Rear.
admiral Thomas sfoweII phelps, Jr.,
retired, VINO was on board the U. s.
s. Raleigh at Manila during the Span
ish-AmerIcan war, died here today. He
was 81 years old.
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Announcement has been made of
a consolidation of three printing trade
papers, The American Printer. of New
York; The Printing Trade News of
New York and the Master Printer of
Philadelphia. The consolidated pub
lication will be issued semi-monthly
in future under the name of The
American Printer.
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PsILApErpt4IA. Pa, Nov. 2.-The
suffrage question was uppermost In
yesterdays elections and the days
baIIotIn1 resulted In . heavy defeat
fer the suffrage forces.
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W 2IIIAa
(In many Of the cities and states
where elections were IN progress yes.
terday The counting OF ballots has
been very slow and the minor off
ces are sfill undecided. Outside OF
the eubernatorial and suffrage issues
there was not much general interest
An the election elsewhere than In the
efaier haIIofina)
--
e.,iS n~f,rns e,o,x q a 3. strenoth.
~, fo,io@,nr esrlv returns on the
r.slri.r6 s,sclions u,ere received over.
nl~H1,
[rur x6r5x Nov a-Re,urns on
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,-',s.' 2',. SI a. ..iocs,
49,, 49, ..,-.-.-- . ..ss..ts paa,,,s,csr : :
". -. ~. 80 s'.s, a.
49,. w.. =. r-.'.,.sss .s.s ass,s'a'ue - sAis
49, -. ~ - ......sasss .,a'. ..,. ,,r
~ ele co.' '.a 's..u.lonal .'0.t Suess,ons up'
Massee- -urpete anu : enusy - oaie, al. az.
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Teuton Armies Make STEADY
Progress. ii Serbian Campaig!

BERLIN Germany, Nov. -OfficiaL-The Teuton armies
are making steady progress Serbia Usitee has been
tured from the Serbians ~
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German Army Under Hindenberg
Withdraws From Riga Attacks

BERLIN, Germany Nov 81 Official. On the east front,
Riga district Northern Russia Gen. Hindenber has
withdrawn his forces between swspon and the llssn lakes
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OHIO BEATS HDRYS'

COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 3-The coun'
on yesterdays vote has definitely de
cided that prohibition bss been bester
IN Ohio.