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TO BEGIN STUDY
OF YEARS BOOK
Officers and Teachers First Cnr'seiah
Church School VIII Meet
Tomorrow Night.

On Wednesday evening the ofhcers
and teachers OF the First Chrislan
church school will meet at 1880 o'clock
for the purpose of beginning their
course OF study for the ensuing win
ter The text book to be studied -
"The Training OF Sunday School
Offcers'' by Franklin McElfresh. the
program for Wednesday evening Is as
follows:
Review OF Chapter (study text
Rev. w. NJ. Baker.
Discussion-E. G. Weismann.
The Need of Better Church Schools
Mrs. E. L. Aldrich.
WHY is Religious Truth the Most
Important Thing to Be Taught.
q. Mckinley
The Failure in Protestant Methods
DR.. H. H. Stafford.
business session. Topic, next years
work.
The officers would be pleased to
have the attendance Of any who are
interested in study of improved sun
day school methods and the public
generally are invited to attend these
meetings whether they are members
of the Christian school or OF some
other school.
On Thursday, Sept. 30, the scnooi Is
planning for a social when reports
from those who have been investing
their dimes during the month Of Sep
TENDER will be given.
New classes will be formed the first
Sunday in October and the school will
be reorganized at that time. The at
tendance throughout the summer has
been very satisfactory and has aver
oh no GO M a
period last year.
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OFFICERS OF ORDER
INSTALLED LAST NIGHT
knlotts and Ladies' OF Security In
Meeting Install Leaders
Recently Elected.

At a meeting last night OF the
knights and Ladies Of Security, the
officers recently elected were install
ed. They are:
President-H. c. Dose.
vice-president-Mrs. L. e. Park.
Second vice-president-Mrs. Loretta
Arend.
Prelate-Mrs. Hambleton.
Financier-Ra1ph Muse.
Secretary-Mrs. Ralph Muse.
GUARDIANS. Gussie Jones.
conductor-Mrs. Nellie Kellerman.
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CITY NEWS.
-Hamill,s steel cut Coffee.

-Ham1lTS Steel cut coffee.
Regular meeting OF Morning Star
lodge No. 5, knights of Pythias, at
K. P. hall, Tuesday at 8 p. m. Visit
ing knight, invited. r. s. Ulrich. C..
CT. A Burgess. X of r. G S.
-HamilPs Steel Cut Coffee.
Regular meeting Loyal Order OF
Moose, .Keokuk lodge No. 704. tonight
az 8 o'clock, in Moose hall. Visiting
brothers cordially invited. John q.
Stadler. dictator. Ed. S. Lotion. sec
retary.
-Har,ilrs steel Cut Coffee.
The fifteenth annual reunion OF
the Nineteenth Iowa infantry will be
held at Eldon Wednesday and Thurs
dav. Sept. 30 and 80 There will be
a camp fire each evening and martial
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appellants. Carroll county; reversed
and remanded.
Ellenberger, ct al. appellants, ".
Evans, ct al. johnson county; afflrm
ed
Whitman, appellant. vs.. G. G. W. X.
r. Co., Bremen county: reversed
Zinkula, ct al. appellants, vs. I'm
kula ct al, Johnson county; amrmed.
Flannery vs.. Interurban Ry. Co, ap-
pellant, Dallas county; affirmed.
Middleton, appellant. vs.. City OF
Cedar Falls, ct al. Blackhawk county J
reversed.
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JESS ORtAMER CASE
HELD TO GRAND JURY

Man Accused Of Assau4t on SEeyoar
old Girl 10 Comrulfted 90
County Jail
Jess Cramer, who was accused OF
having assaulted Roaa1ts Wrt0dep. tho
sfx-year-oid daughter Of Henry WS0d-
en-, on Saturday night, and Who was
arrested yesterday afternoon On IN. In
girl, appeared in tho supsr5prt court
this morning to snsw>r to ii charge.
Cramer waived preliminary eEamin.
alton and was committed 60 tho county
jail In defnult Of $1,000 bond, 10 swat
the action Of the grand Jury which h
meeting this week. Frank M. Bni1iuger
Is attorney for tho defendant and he
declares that there II nothing 70 the
charge.
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RATE REDUCTIONS SUSPENDED.
TUnited Press Leased Wire Servlce.I
WASHINGTON, Sept. 21.-suspen
sion by the Interstate commerce com
mission Of rate reductions ordered IN
the western rate case until Oecemner
81, 1915, ninety days, to PERM. .ne
filing Of petition BY the RAILROADS. TOT
a rehearIng, was ordered today.
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music. E. H. Thomas is president and
j. H. Lyle. secretary.
-Hamills Steel Cut Cofee.
walks, five feet wide, in front Of lots
1. 2. 3, 4, 8 and 6, In block %, and in
front Of lots 1. ., 8, 4. 5 and 8, in block
10. Both are to be 800 feet long. The
work must be started OF or before
October 10 and completed in 80 days.
--Hamill's Steel Cut Coffee.
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Clear FInancierlrg.

st. Louis Globe-Democrat: Our ad-
miration remains unaltered Of the
plan of the allies to buy S600,000,o0o
of munitions from us and also borrow
the money from us to pay for them.
We shall at least have scraps of paper
to show for the transaction.
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Iowa Supreme Court Decisions.

Especial to The Gate Cfty.l
DIES MONIES. Sept. 21.--Addis VS..
appellant, Clayton county;
affirmed.
Markley VS.. c. NJ and st. P. r. r.
Co. appellant. Dallas county; re-
.yersed and remanded.
Miller VS.. Harrison county, appel
liant era wford county: affirmed
Knowleton vs. Baunahoyer ct al.
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Excursion Sunday.

Ever since the steamer Keokuk re-
versed her Sunday schedule number
OF years ago. there has been popu-
lar demand for Sunday boat excur-
sion out Of Keokuk to Quincy. To
satisfy this demand and to enable Keo-
kuk people to see the famous cham
pion, Jess Willard, and to witness the
1O1 Ranch Wild West circus, this popu.
lar boat will run two excursions to
Quincy. On Sunday, Sept. 26, she will
leave Keokuk at s and Warsaw OF
$3.50 a. M, and again on Monday
Sept. 81, she will leave Keokuk at
$3.50 a. m. and Warsaw at z a. m
There will be good music and the
round trip fare will be only 60c.-Ad
vertisement.
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TWO GAMES WITH MT.
PLEASANT ARRANGED
Manaaer Hancock Has All but Two
Dates on Football Schedule
Filled

Manager Hancock of the Keokuk
high school football team has arranged
for two games with Mt Pleasant, one
to be PLAYED here and one there This
leaves only two more dates to fill in
the schedule Of ten games which was
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Weather Forecast.

Weather Forecast.
For Keokuk and Vicinity: Fair to-
night, probably becoming unsettled
Wednesday. Slowly rising tempera-
ture.
For Iowa: Fair tonight. Probably
becoming unsettled wednesday. Slow
ly rising temperature. Frost east and
central portions tonight
For Missouri: Fair tonight. We'd
nesday increasing cloudiness. Rising
Temperature.
For Illinois: Fair and continued
cool tonight with frost north and CEN
trail portions. Wednesday fair with
slowly rising temperature.
Weather Conditions
Light to heavy frosts have been
general in the middle west. extending
as far south as southern Kansas.
Low pressure with unsettled wealth
er prevails west of the Rockies.
Local Observations.
Sept Bar. Their. Wind W'th'r
90 I D. NJ. 1898 So NV Clear
81 Z a. M. 1927 A NV Clear
Mean temperature, 80. Highest, 20;
lowest ~ Ss-est last night, AZ.
- ost.
FRED z. GosEwIscH.
I. Observer.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs. John Tumelty who was taken
suddenly Ill at Bushnell. ILL.,, was
brought to Keohuk yesterday after
noon and Is now at st. Joseph's hos
pital.
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The case of Alfredo Martinez. the
Mexican charged with murder. VIII Do
taken up with the grand jury at keo-
kuk tomorrow, it is understood mere
The alleged crime for which MARTINEZ
Is held was committed at Argyle ana
this Is in the southern d'strlct, 50
chat the case will be taken up by the
grand Jury there.
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VIII 90 to ponnelIson.

Plans are also on foot to go to DON
hellson on Thursday. September 80,
Tor the big day OF the Donnellson fair.
The Donnellson people are calling
|he day Keokuk day, and the Keoknk
|nerchants are planning to show their
appreciation OF Donnellson trade by
koing out to the fair. on that day. 1t
Is probable that an extra train may be
fun over the North road on that dav,
md there will be several auto loads
rom here go out for the afternoon.
The Donnellson fair always attracts a
bis crowd from here, and It is expect
fd that Thursday will see the biggest
crowd at the fair.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
~ 4he orpheuu,

\
Tomorrow you will have the oppoi.
tunity to see those famous comedians
Heinie and Louie at tho Orpheum
theatre where they will be seen every
week ia some Of their famous com,
edies that the public is going VIII
about. These are the two Scomeolans
that are making Richie and Chaplln
take back seat as they put on gooa,
clean comedies that are sure cure
for the worst case of INDIGESTION.
blues or that tired feeling. We have
Also secured the service OF Col. Heeza
Liar who will appear from time TO
time In oHr regular program. see
him once and you won't miss sno"
IN which the colonel appears.
Next Friday we will give you tne
opportunity to see another OF the "a
nous Fox features in five acts, From
The Valley Of the Missing. The cast
includes Jane Miller. Robert Cum
mings, Riley Hatch, Harry splngier
and Clifford Bruce and 1000 people.
This is one of the few opportunities
which you only get in Fox features,
Is sac the world famous actors tnat
would cost 50 seat to see, at price
every one can afford. Admission ana
Observation-Disclosures
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Pauline Frederick Tonight; Mat'nees
Resumed at the Grand.

Beginning with tomorrow's engage
ment of Mary Pickford In Rags, the
Grand resumes It's daily matinees az
$50 o'clock instead Of at o'clock as
formerly. The hour OF 2:30 was de-
cided as the best for the. convenience
of the general community.
Tonight's Offering at the Grand Is
Pauline Frederick, the emotional ar
tiste supreme, who contributed so
greatly to the success Of 1.-THE Eternal
City" in which she played the leading
part, in new Paramount drama call
ed. "sold." The cast Of this subject
also includes Julian L'Estrange,
Thomas Holding, Russell Bassett and
Lowell Sherman, and being from the
Famous Players, requires no other
OF merit. Yet. in ad-
dttion to these noted players, the sub
ject possesses a measure OF interest,"
almost incalculable. In its emotional
and dramatic appeal. Sold outr1vals
any of the recent dramatic screen Of
ferings, with the possible exception OF
THE Eternal Observation-Disclosures.
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--Kead the Daily Gate CITY. Ten
,cnts per week.
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presented in The Gate Otty;last even,
ing.
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MAJORITY VOTES
FOR GAS FRANCHISE
Fort Madison Election Carried "a
to 288 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Case to kcokuk.
Especial to The Gate City

Especial to The Gate City.]
FORT MADISON, Sept 21.-The gas
franchise vote at Fort Madison yester-
day indicated strongly that sentiment
favored the plans for the extension OF
the mains and other improvements
The franchise vote carried TAI to 2SS.
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THE WEATHER

The river will remain nearly station
airy or fall slowly from Davenport to
Keokuk during the next 4S hours.
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LEAGUE DIRECTORS
| NAME COMMIT TEES 5
,.a,dow display Contest and sen s1
nent Regarding shopping pay
Left in Hands Of Two
Committees.
NAY co TO MoNTRosE
october Meeting Of League May be
Held There-Pian 70 90 TO
ponnelIson. Thursday,
September so.

meeting Of the directors OF the
lyaornk retailers league held yester-
~. afternoon. a committee was ap-
Iac;nted which will have full charge q
fba window display contest. Anotne.
sa,,r,ittee was named to tnyest1sat'
nd renort concerning special SHOP
Mn day Of some description. the
sirs s decided to hold the next
a aet Of the league at Montross,
providing that satisfactory arrange
'ments can be made for the TIP
The committee which will have run
L.barge of the window display contest
! composed OF the following members .
4 Chapman, chairman, =. a.
rench. r. r. Ralston. F. A. winner
rg and D. e, Linquist.
This committee Will have charge OF
EVERYTHING connected with the Goa
AT II will make the rules and regu.
ations and will have the matter 81
nrizes In charge There will be three
Contests this fall. this was decided on
- the league All other matters In
Connection are left to this committee
Committee to Get Sentiment.
The committee which will secure
HE sentiment of the league members
Is to special shopping day in the
hear future will be composed OF:
T. N. Conner, chairman. George 8.
Merriam. Sam Younker, Harvey z
Peach, John Rovane, IT.. and T. 9.
HAYDEN.
This committee Is to report back i ,
khe next melting OF the league and
nal actor will come in this meeting
The retailers want to go to Mont
rose for their next meeting, and II
satisfactory arrangements can De
hade .hey will make the trip there
bext month. Sufficient cars can be
occurred from the membership to trans.
bort the crowd.
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local Observations.

.o -s-est last night, AZ.
ost.
FRED q. GOSEwIscH.
Observer.
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of them were contributors to the Navy League. Coming down to specific details to call the bluff of the President of the League, Colone; Tomson, Tavenner declared that Judge Gary contributed one thou sand dollars to the Leagues funds and he was notorious profteer in the munitions industry; J. P. Mor~ gan was Treasurer of the League and Morgan minted coin literally from munitions; Baker another pro- life holder of war babies" as mi
 hilton stocks are known on Wall Street is a thousand dollar contri- butor to the support of the Navy
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GERMANS ON ACTIVE
 OFFENSIVE IN WEST

powerful German concentration Of forces ever yet has occurred in Bel gium. This concentration has been going on since the Germans first be- gan removing troops from the east and from the Balkans. They have been quartered back of the Teuton front and been inactive now for several weeks, despite their number being almost daily extensively in- creased.
 The view here held is that this concentration forecasts the attempt to invade Great Britain by way ot the Scheldt for which the German strategists are known to have been planning for some time.
 This daring move will be at
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 20.- Resenting with indignation the charge of Congressman Tavenner that the Navy League was practical ly supported if not dominated by fited by the agitation, Colonel Tomson challenged Tavenner to name one single intuition manufac- turer who was even indirectly in terested in the League.
 This elicited from the Congress man a prompt and apparently ovei whelming retort to the effect that the chief officers were some of them munition makers while most
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LONDON, Dec. 20.-The projected invasion of England is now the to- pic of the last evening papers. The determination of Germany to under take such risky move is attributed to the fact that they beleive it poss- ible of success and conclude that 1t will if successful strike the vital blow of the war.
 The people appear to be incredul. ous of that possibility, but as the authorities are giving out absolutely no naval news, the public does not
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LONDON, Dec. 20.-The Germans began an active offenoive in the Ypres district where they recently received very large endorsements.
 They made no gains despite fre- quent assaults. They are now keep ing up an active artillery lombard ment.
 LONDON, Dec. 20.-German avi- ators bombarded Poperfnghe to- day.
 LONDON, Dec. 2O.-Brit:sh mo- nitors are shelling Ostendc.
 LONDON, Dec. 2O.-The British have full information of the most
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LONDON, Dec. 20.-The sending of contraband packages through to Germany is the subject now discus sed in the press. The mail has been the recognized means for shipment in parcels of large quantities of rub Der of which Germany stands in very great need. It is admitted that interfering with mail opens up a new question, but parcel post can not be treated in the same way as correspondence
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CANADA HAS RECRUITED
 QUARTER MILLION MEN

LONDON, Dec. 20.- It is offici- a..y stated that the Dominion ot Canada has furnished recruits to the number of quarter of mil lion men and that more are pro missed.
 In addition fiattering compli- ment is paid the Canadians as the ablest and most efficient forces in the field.
 The country has ceased talking conscription owing to the success has followed Lord Derby's systema-
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CARRANzA GRANTS AMNESTY
 TO ALL FORMER OPPONENTS

ranza has now supreme control of the situation and conditions here are gradually reaching normal.
 There is enormous satisfaction at the end of the civil war.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 2O.- The State Department has granted Villa the right of political asylum in the United States should he en- deavor to enter. It was held to be necessary to obtain ruling on this point as there seemed to be some opinion that Villa should be denied entry.
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ADVISES C0MPUL S0RY
 SERVICE AS LOGICAL

WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 20.- Charles Edward Russell, the well known publicist and socialist, says that the only logical preparedness plan is the compulsory military ser vice way for all adult citizens of the United States. RusselPs opinion is that they are beating about the
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FORD PARTY C0NFERS
 WITH OTHER PACIFlCISTS

CHRISTIANIA, Dec. 20.-Today the Ford party will meet a number of Norwegian pacificists and dele gates from other Scandinavian countries when a plan of campaign will be outlined.
 Shortly after landing, the Ford party had a conference with the
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:. ATHENS, Dec. 20.-The Gounaris party favoring neutrality won out a clear majority in the recent cleo tions. Venizeolos refused to part;- cipate, declaring that the elections were illegal.
 Serious political friction is de- veloping within Greece between the King and the constitutionalists led by Venizelos, who claim that the King is exceeding his power.
 LONDON, Dec. 20.-The Egyptian drive is doubted. It is held here that it will never materialize.
 LONDON, Dec. 20.-Although Kitchener has gone on record as
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WASHINGTON, D. C., Dec. 20.- A memorandum submitted by the Treasurer Department relative to the restrictions on American trade with belligerents, declares that the Scandinavian imports so increased since the war during the past thir- teen months as practically to ba- lance the loss of the German trade. The conclusions drawn from the memorandum are that German sup plies are drawn through Scandina- vian countries instead of through
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bush when suggesting modified forms of militarism, when it is in- tended that militarism should he adopted and any other form short of full compulsory military service is therefore only an inefficient. at tempt to avoid the public's being aware what is really wanted.
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tic plans. It is pointed out that the plan is however little short of a mo- dified conscript!ion.
 The reported German invasion to- day has markedly stimulated re- cruiting.
 A fine selection of Fancy Boxes filled with Homo Made or Outside Chocolates at Roses Candy Store.
 Gold and Silver presents at MUELLERS.
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amnesty agreement with the Villa leaders, it is stated that Carranza agreed to make no discrimination and to treat all alike. The announce. ment that an agreement had been reached was the occasion of a gen. eral celebration here, and the town is still festivating in honor of the peace.
 Choose your fancy box or basket "NOW" and let us set it aside for You.
 ROSE CANDY STORE. Order your Candy Canes now.
 ROSE CANDY STORE.
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favoring the Dardanelles operations being maintained, the British have abandoned the Suvla Bay positions in the Ansac region. Suvla Burnt is about the center of the Peninsula jutting out into the Aegean in a sharp peak which has easily been held by the Allied fleet. It's strate- gic value has always been criticized for it has delayed the Allied forces by confronting tho Turks in the widest and most difficult section Of Gallipoli.
 LONDON, Dec. z0.-Confiictins reports are heard as to tho ulti- mate object of the Allies in with drawing from the Suvla positions,
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. 20.--- The British parcel post interference is being protested by the United States.
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FL PASO, Dec. 20-The Villa lists have now thrown up the sponge and left Carrcnza and his party in supreme control. Carranza has granted a general amnesty to his late opponents but it is very doubtful that Villa has any inten- tion of taking advantage of this de- claration.
 MEXICO CITY, Dec. 20.-Bcyond some Yaqui dissatisfaction reported as causing some disturbances in Sonora state, Mexico except in Mo- relics, is completely peaceful The projected revolt of Felix Diaz, it is believed, will not materialize. Car.
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American representative.
 It is stated here that many of the peace delegates are very anxious to proceed to Germany and it is likely that this will be arranged.
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Paris, Dec. 20. The most inn portant phase of the western situa- tion is the sudden developments near Ypres, although so far the German offensive has been easily held in check. Snow covers tho Flanders battlefields.
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CONGRESSMAN TAvENNER
 MAKES EFFECTIVE REPLY

League; Bacon another munitions manufacturer is director of the League, while Friske who is engag- ed almost wholly at the present time in deriving his profits from munitions of war, was one of the Leagues Vice Presidents Tavenner retort to Colonel Tomson's chall- enge.
 Fresh home made Chocolates, Peanuts, Candies and Ice Cream at the Rose Candy Store.
 Now Is the time 50 Subscribe.
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We will give 10 per cent discount on all Purchases of $500 or more until Jan. 1.
 ROSE CANDY STORE.
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COPENHAGEN, Dec. 20.-It is stated that some distrust has been awakened in Turkish circles by the report that the Central Powers pro- missed Bulgaria Constantinople for
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REPORTS OF LOSSES SHOW
 SEVERITY BALKAN FIGH ' ING

BERLIN, Dec. 20.-It is estimat- ed that the Bulgars in their success full attacks upon the Allies lost one hundred and thirty-fve thousand men.
 LONDON, Dec. 20.-The British lost twelve hundred men before they reached their Salonika base.
 BERLIN, Dec. 20.,-It is estimat- ed that fifty thousand Servians es- capped in the recent invasion of their country. Most of these reached Scutari safely, while the rest pushed through opposition into Albania.
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BRITISH PARCEL POST SEIZURE
 SUBJECT OF PROTEST

WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 20.-- ary 1 as Polish Relief Day.