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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-28
NO MAN A PROPHET BY BIRTH
Home Altar the School Of First I'm.
portanoe Asserts DR.. Meek at
Evangelical Conference.
MUCK INTEREST IN MEETINGS

Dr. c. A. Mock swept the deck at yes
terdays session Of the United Evangelical
church conference yesterday afternoon
when he delivered his lecture on The
Prophet. His Can and Training" lie
said no man was ever prophet by
birth. but by calling and training God
calls men.
They then volunteer as did Jonah
The home altar is the school OF first
Importance. other schools have their
place. The wilderness Of experience is
Indispensable
Preachers are to be keeper OF sheep
and not overseer Of ZOOS nor herders In
calf pastures. They themselves must
know the power of rcdeeming grace and
have vision OF God"
Dr. Mock asserted God often went TO
the wilderness to find prophets 10 re-
buke sin.
Many in tho audience were at loss To
know whether he meant John the Baptist
or Billy Sunday.
Preacher Mt Twenty.
nr, Mock Is native OF Pennsylvania,
IL member OF a Rooseveltan family.
there being eight brothers and three sis
ters. lie was reared on a farm, attending
country schools. was licensed to preach
at the age OF %. received his A. d. at
Central Presbyterian college; Phi. ID. at
Grove city college Pennsylvania. NJ. A,
at Albright college, PENNSYLVANIA. lie
then served ~ president of Dallas col
lege, Oregon, five years. lie afterwards
attende Yale taking II. and NJ. a, de.
grees from that university.
He n entering upon his firth year as
president or Western Union college al
Be Mars. Ia, n growing college OF tho
United Evangelical church in the middle
west
There are more than 100 delegates at
tending the conference. coming from al
over Nebraska. Tho meetings were pro
sided over by Bishop Fouke.
Aside from the address OF DIT Noel
there were two business meetings durinl
, tho day and devotional services In tn,
evening, with Rev. s, II. Dlllow preach
ing the sermon. The meetings were hell
In tho First Evangelical church. TIL,
program for today follows.
o A. M.-Conferonce business, BishoI
Fouke, presiding
2 p. M-Conterence Business. Blshol
Fouke, presiding.
2:a0 p. M.-Annuai missionary meeting
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-28
TALKS ON CITY PLANNING
Kessler, st, Louis Expert, Does Not
Regard Civic Centers as the
Most Important.
ROAD PROBLEM IS GREATEST

George +. Kesslcr. member Of the city
planning board OF St Louis, does not
regard civic centers as among the inn
portant feature In any city planning
scheme. He does not condemn civic
centers. but he maintains they are used
as shibboleth in many cases without
ryhme or reason.
MIR. Kessler Is looking over the Walnut
HIN pumping station and Minne-Isusa sta
ton at Florence for the Water board
Both sites win be beautified and Mir.
kessler will furnish tentative plans and
estimates
This st. Louis man Is interested In city
planning and endorses the forthcoming
appointment Of city planning board for
omaha.
II would say that your new planning
board should spend the first year in get
ting line on the situation. The menu
bers OF the board should be men who are
absolutely free from any interests which
they might try to serve In this work. IL
must be work Of principle rather than
interest II results are to be obtained. q"
said Mr.. Kessler.
Puts Communication First.
After having studied the situation
carefully" continued the visitor. Il would
say that your new board then should at
tack one particular line of effort, pre-
ferably that OF communication first BY
communication / mean all means of
travel, whether of pedestrians, steam
cars traction, automobiles. That Is a big
problem for a growing city. Provision
should be made for the swlft-moving
pleasure vehicles so they will not inter
fere with business vehicles.
Fortunately Omaha has broad streets.
desideratum for which many cities to-
day are paying millions OF dollars. Your
planning board must remember that bust
ness follows the lines OF least resist
ance In its trend. and herein enters the
matter of grades
THE problem of road construction can
not be overestimated I'm Importance. II is
vital problem today in many cities.
Motor transportation has brought about
new conditions.
would Classify Home Districts.
Omaha has "A fine boulevard system IN
the making. l would recommend that the
city planning board consider the classi-
fication OF residence sections, which CON
siderauon gives stability to values. This
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-28
Notes from Table Rock.

TABLE ROCK, Neb.. Aug. 27.-(spe-
cial)-cupid has been busy in these parts
this week. Monday Sidney B. Horton and
Miss LOttie Bush. both OF this place, were
married at the office OF the county
Judge at Pawnee City. Acting County
Judge C. F. Nye officiating
Tuesday Joseph w. Kalina and Miss
Vincie Foale. both OF this vicinity, were
married at the office OF the county Judge.
Judge McNair officiating Wesley Binder
and Miss Goldis Kinney of this county
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-28
C0NVICTS WILL LABOR
ON THE PUBLIC ROADS
(From a Staff Correspondent

LINCOLN. Aug. H.-(Special)-Next
Wednesday several convicts will be placed
at work paving the road on the east and
south sides of the state agricultural
farm, for which an appropriation was
made by the legislature last session.
Only such convicts will be used as
are perfectly trustworthy, the number
to be governed by the needs of the work.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-28
Nebraska

took the train for Ashland. Neb., where
they were married yesterday.
The body OF Mrs. LCd Ross. who died
at Lincoln Monday. was brought here
from that city for burial yesterday. serv-
ices were held at the Methodist Episcopal
church and the interment was In the
Table Rock cemetery. She died Of tuber-
culosis, after long illness. She was
aged IS years and was born and grew to
womanhood in Table Rock. She is sur
vived by a husband and two children.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-28

j. Holdeman, presiding
$50 =. M.-EhurCh extension meeting,
=. T.. Drum. presiding.
\ M.-Devitional, Ira Mcbride
S;N =. M.-Scrmon, Dr G. A. Mock.
Mlnlsterlnl Md soclotN meeting.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-28

HERMAN. Neb., Aug. H.-(special Tel
egram.)-Charles jackson, reported miss
ing in dispatches from Ottawa, was the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Jackson, who
live six miles west of Herman. He went
from here to Mandis. Sask, three years
ago. where he took up a homestead. He
enlisted in the Canadian contingent and
was sent to France. A letter to his
mother from another son who is in Can.
ada, says Charley was killed by a sniper
in a trench in northern France June IS.
This information was in a letter from a
comrade who was near him when he was
shot. He was 81 years old and unmar-
ried.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-28

IL VIII Relieve BacIache.
Apply Sloan's Imminent to your back.
pain gone almost instantly. Don't rub; Il
penetrateS sc. All druggists-Adver-
tisement
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-08-28
FORMER HERMAN BOY rr
KILLED IN FRANCE

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. T.-Private
Charles Jackson of Herman. Neb., Is
given up as missing in casualty list
of the Canadian contingent issued here
by the militia department tonight.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-11
COMPLAIN At CUSHING


When carload uf freight arrives
In Gushing. sometimes It is three days
before the car /, opened aud the
freight delivered There have been
occasions when the delay was even
longer This led 10 complaint being
filed with the corporation commission
aud the case Is being heard Wrdur,
day
The complaint against the Frisco
aud Santa Fee by residents along the
line ~ the Frisco rust ~ Ardmorr
finished Wednesday when the rail
road Officials introduced some further
evidence The corporation commission
ers viii not make an order I'm that
cuSc for several days The resident
uf thnt section want sleeping cur ser.
Vice into oklahoma Clly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-11
THE EMPRESS

beautiful Blanche Sweet makes her
fourth stellar appearance under Lasky
management u tt plyurltutlun uf Mar
Wurt Tuubu.rs drama, The clue
Tier previous lasky appearances have
hrcu Iu the laskl Rrnsru pirurlya
tluu ur THE NHrrus ~ Virginia.
The Captive and stolen Goods" "
The pictures will bc shown Thursday
ut the Empress
Sessuc Hayakawa. the one and onl,
Japanese male star appearing In Amer
Team photodramas. appears for IN,
second time under the management oi
the losky Feature Play company IN
support " Miss Sweet As In the cas,
NJ that very different photOplay Ar
ter Five hr plays the role of Jap
Uursr valet true To ull the tradition Of
his race.
Sr.,uc HayNkuwa made his frs
prominent NIT u the pluturlyBtiou u
"lhr TphOon," la which he had th,
star role
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-11
ALL CARS NEED
ELECTRIC UNITS
Phenomenal Growth Of Willard StOr'
age Battery Company Explained By
Progressive auto Construction

WIN prices coming down aud val.
uc, pulug mp the drmaud for the
modern motor ear is exceeding even
the hopes of the manufacturer, thrlu
SELVES
u, nu order, production is In
rrrusup daily with the better known
makers of ears amt parts This means
more -purc aud bi9 building contracts.
Some factories have been uslug large
tents u- O mnkrshift while more sub
-tuutul additions ure being built
Our of the most phenomenal
gruuth- iu the industry IL that VI
the Willard Storage Mttcry company
uf Cleveland Their rapid rise has
come about urpeIy through the popu
lar demand for electrically equipped
rurs Large orders have meant new
factory site with tenn new buildings
An M these are mot Vet completed.
hut as rurh 4. finished n is quickly
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-11

health He came to this city IN 1908
from AIrluu Mich. being part own.
err Of the Mellon company now the
Sruilllulllhurluu company with which
hr WAS Identified until wear ago.
Mr. Crane who was sixty years NJ age.
leaves II wife sou, Douglas B Crane
OF this city aud daughter Mrs. Harold
Rururs ur Nrstchrster, Va.
Douglas Crane left today Tor Denver
to meet the body aud accompany It 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-11
At the Theatres
THE LYRIC

Nap the educated rhimpanzpp
Cook aud uutmuu uud King and VII
lard represent the Lyric vaudeville
entertainment the lust three days "
this week The Lyric star. Charles
Chaplin will be- ou the screen Thurs
day IN ii new EsSauy comedy shown
for the first umr lu the United states
at the Lyric 4 business mems matt.
nee will be- hrId Thursday Friday
uud Saturday noon Mt 1880 10 permit
Chaplin fans uu opportunity 10 see
hlm act A three reel NltAgraph feat
ure The Scar will also bee pre-.
scented and running counter 10 the
Chaplin picture Is Ben Turpiu, long
time first assistant 10 Chaplin ia his
comedies
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-11
Former Part OtUner Of the
Mellon Store Dies Suddenly

Word was received here Tuesday
night Of the death ot William IT.
Crunr Of 30 West Thirteenth street,
prominent business man aud merchant
" this city, ut hotel IN san Fran
cisco. Cat Death came suddenly at
q 40 o'clock Tuesday afternoon from
hrurt failure
MIR aud Mrs CRANE LEFT the first NJ
July fur pleasure trip 10 California.
he being nj the time IN the best ~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-11

Adrian, Mich, the old home where In
terment will take place.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-11
THE STRAND

The Strand viii Eiye another NJ lts
diversified programs today, all IL, pie
Wres being from the rathe studio,
They Include three reel drama en-
Titled "Righted Wrong a comedy
Rold Had Roy, and cartoon. Kan
gutuu' These three should make d
yer, Interesting preseutmeut
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-11
THE FOLLY

Judy Forgot five reel Universal
broadway feature PLAYS the last times
at the Folly Wednesday Driven by
Fate. thrrr reel Imp drama, starring
Violet MesereUu aud William Gar
wood also plays the Folly Wednesday
thus giving Folly patrons nm eight
recl program with one act " yaude
vile Slater and Finch with plano
logur aud female impersonatioug act
bcgiu three day engagement at the
Folly rhursduy A new picture pro
gram will also bee offered uu that dny
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-11

because while working for group "
tax payers he Incurred the di,pIcasure
Of some joIntlstS When placed IN Jail
he was benten almost 10 drnth by other
prisoners In the juil His Jaw was
broken In three plurcs hi. hund was
broken aud he received serious Inter
nal injuries Governor Williams wired
a reprleNe at once when hc learned the
nature uf the ease
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-11
ANTCIPNTING coal SnORTAGf

ALTOONA, Pa Aug Antlclpat
lug % shortage Of coal this fall and
winter the Pennsylvania railroad IS
storing thousand, NJ tons at convent.
enl points along the system Two
hls storage stations have been e.tab
lishpd here
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-11
SUES FOR $4,000
Victim Of Kangaroo Court nj Sapulpa
Would Have Sheriff Lew Wilder
Pay Alleged Damages

SAPULpA, Aug Injuries re
cclyed by X $. plersou, law and
order detective Ht the hands Of II
Kangaroo court made up of prisoners
I'm the county Jail when he was thrown
into prSon here without, II Is Alcgcd.
being given a chance to make bail has
resulted In a suit for So OOO being
filed iu court here In which Sheriff
Lew wilder his houdsmeu and Greek
county are mnde defendants.
pierson was arrested, II Is claimed.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-08-11
CoLCoRD GARDEN

open air enthusiasts continue to
flock to this al fresco theater to' hear
their tayorlte ballads aud mgs rem.
dcrcd by the Fa,oritc SeNtettc Six
reels " ylvidly interesting dramas are
also presented
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-11-02
The Breslau and Goeben, which
were formerly German cruisers,
have been renamed the M;dullu
and Sultan Sel;m, respectively.

London. Oct. 3O.-Only the noun
tainOns character of the country in
which they are fighting is saving
S"rbia's retreating troops from ami
hi'ation. ExceDt for the French
strengthening of the Serbian line
nca- St~umitsa. the allied reinforce-
men's have not reached her hard
pressed armies
S""hia'S tiny nei"hhOr and ally.
Montenegro. meantime is being ham
n'crctI nv the AUStrians. who are ex-
c''ing renewed pressure along the
ir'"r rea~ yishe~ra6. in a movement
Co-or"i"ating With tho General Teu.
t"nic offensive in tho sslkans.
Rnsr'ans To Land.
"cllowine the Russian lombard
mont Of the Rulgarian littOral, Rus
sar troops are now reported tn he
tc 3n attempted landing, with a view
g. tolinp TIE Bu1oariars in the rear.
'''eee renorts come from German
sources however and are not confirm
Cd nor is tho rnpCrt Of q big naval
er'"a cement in the Black Sea between
Rnssian ~ouadron and Turkish WaI
c'@ft headed by the Goeben and
I'"~ciau
'"he rumored movement of Russian
troors to aid Serbia is generally
credited in Engl2nH. and given the
prominent place in the London even
in" raners guardNd reference tc
the undertaking was made in a. petro-
p'?d diSratch pri~tod this morning
which referred to the Russian EmDcr'
@" "iourneyng south to give send
off u large forces OF all arms
Ask More TfOOps.
Serbian circles in London are st'l
making urgent appeals to the allies
- rush trcoDs to their cOuntrv's SUP
port. hut the very feet that the Ser
hians have been able to hold out VI
tn the present time has created
certain amount OF optimism
Neither of the great battle fronts II
the east and west hes furnished an,
marked developments: Petroerad re
ports tonight that the AustrO-German
are evacuating Volhynia. leaving !
vast quantity Of ammunition and sup
plies.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-11-02
GREEK KING ARRIVES
AT SALONlN, SAYS BERLIN
lBy u,s A-so-iate9 Pres

Berlin Oct 80 tbv wireless %
Tuckerton. y Jl-The Overseas
News Agency tonight gave OUT tre
following itnm contained in dispatch
from Athens.
King Constantine Of Greece has
arrived at SalonikL He was received
by Prince George and the authorities.
The general staff Of the entente troops
was not present. in accordance With
the kings desire
A dispatch from Paris on October
81 said that according TO Information
received there King Constantine had
given up the project OF going from
Athens to SalonikL 1t was said that
the king had r 'e all preparations
for the trip but 6~ally concluded that
it might lead to an embarrassing sit-
uation owing to the presence At
Saloniki OF the Allied commanderA
an exchange Of Official calls with
WHOM. might be misconstrue<s-
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-11-02
TO PROTECT LIVES
OF TEXAS CITIZENS
tI0e@can Machine Guns TO Be
Used In Event MexjcanS Fire
Across River When Struggle
Starts at Aqua Pfieta, So
nora; Villa Is Friendly, He
Says
IL thc A..oriate.i Pressl

Douglas Arlz. oct. 30.-Three
thousand men Of the SIKH United
States Infantry Brigade cntrenched
today within q few feet Of the MeM-
can boundary, ready to interfere II All
attack on the Carranza garrison II
Aqua Prieta, Sonora. ~ the villa
army. expected sunday II Monday,
should result in shooting into Amert-
can territory.
Brigadier General Thomas +. Davis.
commander. said he would take every
precaution to prevent any hring into
Douglas.
Il do not propose to see an Ameri-
can town shot mp. ne said.
Villas advance guard, under Col.
Thomas Franco, reached SAN beTnar-
dino twenty miles EAST OF the border.
today Col. Franco said Villa was in
personal command Of the army.
General y. Elias Gales commando
ing Aqua Prieta, received reinforce
ments late today. The first of nine
trains bearing troops and equipment
Continued on Page TWO
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-11-02
BY I'll. i. c. BRYANT
STAFF Correspondent.


washington. d. c.. Oct 30.--The
outrage hands are coming in q con-
stant stream for the 10 anInS OF Con-
gress. The life of th'1 aver;. ge con.
cressman will be one grand round OF
female lobL yists from the opening TO
the closing day OF Congress. MISS
Alice Paul of the Congressional Union,
the aggressive organization woman
Suffrage advocates. has virtually an
nounced that she will nave represeh. =
tatives in every nook and corner OF
the Cauitol until the Federal amend
ment is provided for.
President Wilson will not be hecKied
By the women this Congress put ne
will II: visited frequently. He mas
agree. 10 -cceive Mrs. Sara Baro
j.; ID III -firs Frances JcfitIe, the
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-11-02
8 MI: EXECUTED
SPIES ~ GERAA|l|lI55
Ten Others Sentenced In Bel
GUM 10 Penal SeNjtUde,
Three Are Women

s.,silsi,.ts, Ccs. 30.-N!n@ persons. who
" esc convicted on Oct. % of espionage
il R@i2iusa. were cEe"utcd yesterday.
according to tilc Amsterdam Corrc-
-poIsiont ct keuterS Telegram Com
pam, who says this information ,gaS
received III az. official telegram from,
sss3in.
Ten ot,cf persons, including three
women, were sentenced to penal SEP
yituCe, it Is stated.
The correspondents dispatch fol-
lows:
AN official telegram from Berlin
states that in the last few days two
additional important espionage cases
have been detected in Belgium and
Northern France In Belgium p per
sons have been arrested.
1T is alleged that after having con
Continued on Page TWO
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-11-02
ENTENTE TROOPS RETIRE
FROM SALOMIKl, REPORT
(By the Associated Press)

Berlin, Oct. 30.-The Overseas News
Agency tonight gave out the follow
ing:
"A dispatch from Athens reports
that the entente troops have begun
to retire from Saloniki. General Ham,
iItOn General A E. Hamilton COM
Ynander of the British forces at Salon
ikD communicated the fact to Prince
Nicholas Of Greece who ordered the
Greek authorities TO help the Anglo
French staff in the task of retire
ment"
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-11-02
155 DROWN AS VESSEL
SINKS OFF GALLIP0Ll
(By the Associated Pressl:

London. Oct 30.-The British aux
Hilary mine sweeper Hythe was sunk
with a loss of 155 lives, following a
collision with another British war yes
sci Of the GallinClic PeNinT's'2 3nrin"
the night of October 2S. Official an
nouncement Of the accident was given
out by the admiralty today. TIE Hy
the had aboard $50 men.
No mention is made of the dam
age If any to the other ship.
The Hythe was a 509 ton merchant
vessel requisitioned by the admiralty.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-11-02
SUFFRAGE LOBBYISTS ALREADY
ARE ARRIVING II WASHINGTON
Life of Average Congressman To Be Ore Round OF Female Re-
quests All This Session; President Not To Be HeCked But
Will Receive Two ENJOYS

two envoys from the Women Vote. >
Convention at San Francisco, the day
Congress conveneS.
The Congressional Union will send
to the edge of the city several hundred
suffrage workers to meet Mrs. Field
and Miss Joliffe as they advance from
Maryland by motor car, md escort
them to the Capitol behind band Of
music and beneath flying colors-
The envoys from the women voters
Of the equal suffrage states left San
Francisco about the middle OF Sep
tember and are now travelling through
the various states along the way. tn ~
will make their final ctops in New
York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey. Deia-
ware and Maryland. From Maryland
they invade the District OF Columbia
Representative +. I. Webb, nov
CONTINUED CT rege Tvc.s
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-11-02
j. {. IS SOUNDED
ON CH|hA'S PLANS
England, Russia and Japan Try
10 Get Opposition 70
Monarchy
(By the Associated Pre- 81

Washington, oct. 3@---Gre;.t t;1itain
Eussia and Janan ii became known
tonight, have madc unsuccessful uf-
forts to enlist the ala of thy t'Jit2d
States to prevent the Csta blishn9nt
If IA new monarchy in China and ti1e
abandonment OF the republican form
OF government.
Conversations between Secretary
Lansing and ambassadors Of the three
lowers failed to elicit from the Wash
ingtOn government any expression on
ire proposed, change. The United
States takes the ~eosition that it can
not with prOpriety express an opinion,
on the internal concerns Of a SOVEREIGN
state and that the Chinese should be
left free to work Out the problem.
Fear Eastern Trouble.
1t was represented by the allies that
Continued on Page Fifteen)
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-11-02
STEDMAN 70 SUGGEST
COOKE FOR POSTMASTER
Especial 70 TIE News and Observer,

Greensboro. Oct 3o-COugre aInan
Sfedrnan today announced definitely
that ne would recommend CITY = /
fernev i. Waylaud Cooke. nj, f5-Iu
lau rartner for postmaster here to
succeed r. l.. Douglas n January
next.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-11-02

London, Oct. 80.
TIE Coperhaeen correspond
ent of TIE EXCHANGE Telegraph
C,'"1parv sends the following:
"a private message received n
Re-l;n from Bucharest SAYS the
Turkish wa-ships Breslau. Goehen
s-d Harnid;eh attacked In the
Elack Sea a Russian SQUADRON of
three bat;leshins and several
cruisers and destroyers. The re-
suit of the battle is not known"
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-11-02
GERMANY TO SEND
MEN TO C0NSTANT|NOPLE
fBy the Associated Press d.

Rome, Oct 80, via Paris.-Reports
received here from the Balkans state
that special trains have been prepared
on the Bulgarian railway 10 transport
German troops through Thrace to
C0nstantinople.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-11-02
TURKISH WARShlPS ATTACK BLACK SEL<~ ~EET
OF CAR IN new NAVAL BATTlE: El0SCyl> Ell(0)SS(Cyl>n~s
RUSHED TO help SERBS MAKING LAST STAND
3reSIau, Goeben and Hanidieh
Engage Large Russian
Squadron
MOUNTAINS SAVING
SLAVS FROM TEUTONS

re0Ch Trooos Join SerbianS
As AuStro-Gernans Close IN
On Little Nation; Montene-
gro Also Is Hammered 81
Armies of Invaders, Which
Are EXertjng Pressure
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-11-02
J.. P. MORGAN SPENDS
DAY COMFORTABLY
(By tie Associated Pressl

New York. Oct s0.--J. T. Morgan
spent a comfortable Cay following the
operation or him for appendicitis ac-
cording to a bulletin issued by his
physicians at 9 o'clock tonight.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-11-02

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The farmer and mechanic., 1915-11-02

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