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Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
Italians arc Ordered Home.
InhaIntion OF "a. FntaI.

SIOUX FALLS. 5. D.. May l1.-(spe-
cial Teiegram)-John T. Lee OF Hayti.
who was overcome by gas in q local
hotel Thursday night OF last week. died
today without regaining CONSEQUENCES.
Although, there were electric lights in
the room. he used the sas light ana hhiled
To turn them off properly. upon retiring.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
The Days War NetDs


NEWLY INAUGURATED offensive
movement OF the allies over n long
section OF the front In BelEium
and northern Rance has developed
n general engagement of consider
able intensity. The official state
ment from Berlin today conccdnH
that the aIIies have won ground
between Carency and NeuviiIe, but
attacks elsewhere arc said 60 have
beea repellcd.
ITALIAN OFFICERS and men In
switseriand MP 60 the aEe of "a
were ordered yesterday 60 reJciu
their regiments immed ediateIy. AuH-
trian and BavRriar forces are con-
centratiRH In the Tyroi.
WAR BETwEEN ITALY and the
central empires is now regarded In
Rome "a almost unavotdnble. I'm
Paris Il is rumored Germany and
Austria have declared war on
Italy, hut 60 far as ia known there
n no basfs for such reports.
HEAVY FIGHTING has been IN
progress on the GaIlipoIi penin-
suIa duFanG the last few days, al
thoush accounts of the results are
In complete contradiction. An Of
fetal statement issued at-Con-
stantinopIe says the French and
british troops made four attacks
near Avt BurBu on sunday, but
were driven hack with heavy
losses. A press dispatch FROM
Athens 20 LOndon says that the
allies made important advances On
Friday and saturday. and that the
Turkish losses In the fighting are
estimated NJ $4,000 men.
VICTORY IN SEVERAL important
engagements along the Carpathian
front ts reported In an. offfciaI
Runsian statement. German ana
Austrian accounts OF Important
successes in these regions, hovt~
ever, have not been auaiified. 4.
A GERMAN AER0PLANE flew oves
~. neaiu. = suburb % t'srin, today
and aruDpen two Bosnbs. rive per-
sens weFe w6ahded.
WASHINGTON. May 1i.-Prssi.
dent Wilson said today that his
speech In Philadelphia last night
was not a declaration Of policy in
reference to the Lusitania disaster,
that he was not thinking OF any spe-
cial matter, but of the newly natural
ICED Americans In his audience. The
president used the expression that he
was thinking OF the Cain some peo-
pie we're trying to raise.
The president said he would make
dacision m the noiirv to ha fot
lowed in the Lusitsnia case as soon
as he had all the elements in mind.
For the present he had nothing. to
add, he said. to his statement OF last
Saturday night, which was that lie
was considering very earnestly. but
very calmly. the right course OF ac-
ton to pursue" and that he knew
the country expected him to "act
with deIiberation as we'll a. with
firmnesp." ~ e
Deeisioa Not Yet Reached.
The president made Il clear that he was
expressing a personal attitude and. not
referring 20 any specific case That led
TO the belief In many quarters that the
president had not reached a decision IN
the Lusitania case and was speaking his
personal feelings as to the IDEAL the
United States should have In this sltua-
tion. as well as other phases OF the world
wide war II was taken that he was en-
deavoring TO explain broadly that the
United States should seek to serve the
Continued on Page Two. Column Two.)
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
,t,vor Nfadrett Sustained.

HASTINGS. Neb., May n.-tspecial
Telegram)--The city council last night
sustained Mayor Madsett's veto of the
ordinance repeating the ordinance limit
ing the number of saloons in Hastings TO
thirteen
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12

Haa story Il can tell,
How the owners went ana aAver.
Ana the peopie came from town,
And trod the daisies doWn,
my. it's 'gTandF"
The ownsrs sold the lots
IN blg ana Hktla plots,
Ttn nothing more was left for 'sm
what brouxAt ths psopls there
To the open county airf
'Fwas q want al" said the daiss
In the doli.
Many a suburban devslopment
has first told it's story. to the Deo-
pie OF Omaha through the Real
Estate columns OF The Omaha Bee
Many a suburban developer has
met success because he adver-
tised in The Bee. II YOU want
to buy, sell or rent Real Estate OF
any kind. write Want Ad ard
PUT 1T IN THY OMAHA BEE
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
The Weather

Forecast till z .. IN. Wednesday:
For Omaha. Council Bluffs and Vicinity
Fair, not much cange in temperature.
at Omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
ACTION IN CASE
OF SINKING SHIP
is NOT SETTLED
President Says He Will Come to a
Decision as Soon as He Has
All the Various Elements
in Hand.
ADDRESS is NOT SPECIFIC
Executive Was Discussing General
Principles and Ideals in His
Philadelphia Speech.

MANY CALLERS AT WHITE HOUSE
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12

Wanta swap something for
something else more useful
to you? Use the Swappers'
c o U m n Of The Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
VanderbiIts Want to seareh.

Continued on Pase Two, Column FOur)
Omaha daily bee., 1915-05-12
par~tive Local Record.

tures from the norm
Normal temperature
Excess for the day L.
Total excess since N
Normal precipitation
Deficiency for the de
Total rainfall since
Deficiency since Ma
Deficiency for cor. ,
Excess for cor pert
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-02
FEnERAL LEAGUE
; + r + + + + + r = 1. 4. r + =

defeated rittsburgh Wednesday to
z Walsh. thlrd has"mun Obtained
from baltimore" played his first
gam" with ST. Louis and In the sec
oud inning vas hit ON the ear with
"a pitched ball bursting ii blood yes
scl lie was forced to leave the
game.
Scoir Il II r.
Sl Louis .... $40 300 600 - o
Pittsburgh 600 600 D2O 3
batteries. Davenport and chap.
man kuggr llearu Brentwood and
Berry krrlin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-02
No1U Take 1t From Me-
By Bal"
BY "Bdl"

II Oy
IIly,rg ,, 49, r.a .'na, certainly has
|rn. 1,g',. .,.,r ., rl. former team
,nn,., mr.. r.r. rnr,r hits
I rhra, r,t'n,r.. and rb.ar assIst4
rsat,rcd the i.f,,' gp..m,p,, uuy
determined 10 show uh"r sapporir"
lhal th"y made mo- mistake ln cast
/ ing LlkoWhkI udrIu Nai '"hlrhs
WIN allowing twelve nuts lh' 'hl.""
/ had 10 force 100 inc Winning rum .h
me ninth.
Each OF the pos,arn..u games
h1g,ng "..o '''s tn,. ny, ~, ''''.~ l.'rs. "g',
D,,t ngn,II, r..,.... ....r ..rt, ..,.
,rn, .,,.r, ,'..s ,|..., ., ,t.... .,.,.l,,,,.
U..lr.sd,, ..,,I n,. g.,,, ,s. I'm
i..t., ..,,u
''' ''
the battle in the eastern yu witch
should give the HaaHmrr. enough
practice 10 stage % CLASSY ekhu'uuu
of speed fUr the fans here rrlu.
the grrnI.rt,n. o," ..,lJ "rnV,
placed tnnI.s',.a. ,t ...r,r. a., IA +
odds t.l b.. ,.....0 ,.. ,.....,. p,,t
ueltnrr vrs,.rs milne, 'r t.,rs
woyIg r,p~n p.. ..,,I ,r,r. .r tr.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE

: = r r > = : = , = + = = = I
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-02
+ + r = r =. = = = = y = + +

: -, ; i. = /. + i. :. = :. + !. +
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-02

That amhldextrous wonder who
p'"h"l 'No games lu the Onto State
league me other day, using the right
arm rUr the first and the lon Cor lU.
second ronNst. evidently has been
kidnapped by some ambitious scout
Az least nothing more hgs nnan
heard from him
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-02

Princs Alksri 10 cold svsrypk.r. ko.,,,.
tho demand for n I. uniusrssL Se Se,sS.r.,.g
{ou happsn 10 ran short jusf drae In Az
handissi shop Not sshs tobaeeo end bay M
ioppy red Dos foT idHsy niece, SCI tiay ~
lin. lOcj handsosae pouRd asd haH rsgs,J
m hur'dofsi and ihat classy crysiaL TIs,s
pound huaidsg ssith sPoass. H.eisfsnssso soaa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-02

rtnce Albert. The patented process
Ses that-and cuts out the bite and the
arch. That's why pipe peaceful and
garette peaceful men call
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-09-02

The New Hnver Colonial League
frnm hps pair of pitchers named
lNddock ana Herring $50 wonder
the fans thought the pnss uf bail
put up by that League was Nshy
Hort Kelly who was recalled hy
thr Pirates from Atlanta. has the
distinction NJ being no rouutryts|
hnrd luck twlr'cr ue pitched two
one hit games and two lvo.hit cone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26

!, even. second: Dixie Minn. lis tE
Time. i:oI 2-5. Miss rishy. Peter Stall
MART. Prospero Baby. Visible. Gogeely,
Era ai, Article; Louis Descosnets.
seeond."t,ve fur its .''i Baby Cal. loi
q ShillinS), to |. TO /. even. FIRST
Prepaid. 1O4 u'ooD. 10 10 1. 1 10 /, :
to ]. second: Vcldt, 80 tHunD, 5 to- ..
> TO .. out. third. Time. :Ol 2-5. Rose
Garden. Launching Water. Dolina. Quiz.
HolSo and Brooks also ran.
ThirdS-hve furlongs: Cordova. 1l5
meth: lo7 !Morys),, Ito /, to 5. 4 to 5,
to l. out. third. Time, :0l As. Rag,
Gilbert Rose. Hazel G.. Fancy. Sweet,
dale. Marsamd, Upright. Jennie Cruw
ford and Fclie Forty also ran.
Fourth--siN furlongS: Carrie Ormc
s3 tStearns). to /. to /. out. first !;
to 3, second: Brookieid. ~ tMarco), -
to |. D to /. 8 to /. third. Time, III:
Lack Rose, white, otheiio ana Lotus
also ran.
t'ifth-nvc furlongs: Busy Edith. io7
tMcCabe), D 10 =, even. to = FIRST
ormar Lad. 10 tCullcnJ. 3 TO J. even
to ., second; Uncle Jimmy Gray. ITO
,nH"hirEl. TO |. TO ., 3 to :, third
Time, l:Ol. Ncno Won, Eel Bcrtudiau,
BriEhousc ana General also ran
SiNth-onc mile: i'irs, star. los
FOOD. to /, even, to =, first: Mar
!orte -. ~ (S,enrns). ) 10 /. 5 TO ), :
i TO l.. to !. ; to }, third Time
Iil i-5. Endurance. Christmas I've
Icy. Colonel McDougall and Acumeti
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26

hanhieap at SIX furlonse.. worth $1,000
to the winner. a classy field OF horse.
paradcd to the starters stand in tLin
number The public fancied x. r. Wiz
sons NaushOn. who WAS a be,,'
favorite. Impressive was also heaviiy
backed. but much to the chaErin NJ ~
crowd neither horse finished I'm he o
hcld of eight starters. The wlun rnS
turned up in G. Alexandcr's W,..
Lily. while pontefrat was second ,na
Cleaning third ana
ms was not the only upset Of "a
hitcrnoon In the closing number IN 1no
pupEcnn, who won his last two star
was decisively beaten by Sir VIM,
Johnson and Little Nearer The ~;
ncr paid ~ to !. and was pIn v.G H. H.
icw select outsiders I'm his ,p!
start Sir William Johnson wax n,, "sj
heavily. but ii is said tina, tha " ' ''
nect,ons who played him in h
previous races failed to have ms
thcckS down to-day. and az n renu,,
ihe good thing ran practicai,v esmit
backed un-
the stewards have continued 49,,
,,'FcS,iSation into the running OF ImIir
~ VINO won the last race on wod,'I'
nhE night In her previous start. -
VAS beaten Off. willie yns,or,,o" shD
was real hot thing, ana m.n, nhS
10 win at Il good price '"Scd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
ARREST PETERSBURG MEN
FOR ALLEGED DISORDER
London mud DennIcIS said To HIVE he
fused {" Pay for Automobile
They Hired.

/ NJ london and g. l.. Deunicl, Pc
l"!Sburg clerks, We're arrested by Cap
iotn Sowcll and Policeman Jones near
Eighth and Broad streets last night
on Il charge OF being GiSordcrly ON
ihe street ana with refusing To pay
for the hir. uf an automobile. They
furnished cash bond at the First pu-
lice Station and were released
London. with his family is said to
have motorcd 10 Richmond yesterday
y friend took charge of tn" car ana
drove Lond"n's family bach TO their
home
Later he met pcnnick, and the two
tioual celebration. When they left
Streets. they arc said I" have refused
he Appealed to Policeman Jones. Jones
was joined in a fcw minutes by cap
tain Sowcl. and the officers had some
trouble with the men on the street.
when they positively refused /" pay
the chauffeur and mad" efforts /" have
tho police let them go.
\, the station they refused - make
payment. ana demanded that they he
released When they became Vigorous
i'm their demands and Chara"t "ri2"d the
local force as being on "a par with that
Of 1lopeWcll. the paticnc" -; sergeant
ioldcraft ended. aud hc ordered that
they hc locked NJ. Policeman Tucker
hustled them back 10 tN" cells. wh"r"
more protests Yer" m:d" rhcy dc
cidcd 10 furnish bail, and were piN"n
their liberty.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
WINTER SEASON ON MEXICAN
TRACK STARTS OUT WELL
Ntlln Officers Are Among Immense
'ro"d-itnttltnE finish Seen in
ECnturc ENcnt.

I'll. iASp, TEN, November 25.-Thc
SeNcnth annual winter season OF raciu,,
~ thc Juar.z track was inaugurat.d
tn!S AFTERNOON under IDEAL weather and
trhck conditions and in the pre- sance
OF an inmense crowd. including all of
tn" villa military officers OF tho Juarcz
garrison.
TIL. JuareE handicap. the days fcat.
result" IN a rafting finish, ia which
the Tour ArSt horses came 20 tn.
judges stand moses apart Tho do
'iSion went to Carrie Ormc. quoted at
SIN TO one. Seneca Has awarded the
place" while Brookfeld got the show.
LOTUS, the heaviest backed horse in
tn" race, finished Il bGng-up fourth
Ind IN Il few more Jumps would have
been In front. Othcllo. u lukcwarm
faHorite. had no speed whatever and
was beaten on all the way Russ
Sand. III the opener. was tho only PRO
nouncc6 faNoritc to score. The bet
ting ring is controlled by Colonel W
r.. AppleEat". OF Louisville. Ky. and
Jack Akin, or San Francisco seven
hooks were In line, and they all did a
First receive furlongs. Russ Sand
ll2 t.Oftus), to ! even to Q frst
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
ThomasE. " atson
to Be red Agan7
Charged Win Sending Obscene
Literature Through u. S..
Mails.

AUGUSTA. GA. November %
Thomas l.. Watson. once Populist can
didnte for the presidency. and we'll
known editor and author, is expected
TO go to trial here tomorrow I'm Fed
cral court on charge of scndinr,
obscene literature through the United
states mails.
The indictment i'll four counts is
based upon serial published I'm Wat
sons Jcffcrsonian Magazine entitled
The Roman Catholic iiicrnrchy. the
Dcadlicst Menace to Our Liberties and
our Civilization"
This is the second time Watson has
faced trial on the same charge, and
because of the same article. At the
hrSt trial Judge Rufus Foster Guash.d
the Indictment ON the ground that the
entire article should have appeared il,
the Indictment rather than EXCERPTS
The 'opulist leader then declared that
portions of what Was objected to were
extracts from books on Catholic
theology.
The matter was brouEh, TO tho attan-
tion OF the next Federal grand jury,
ana "a new indictment returned
Judge w. w. I.ambdrn. OF tho South
crn District OF Georgia. will preside
at the trial
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
DRAG HUNT AT ORANGE
Piedmont Club Has Long thnnc aud
Then Gets Sumptious breakfast
mt Home OF Brady.

ORANGE VA. November 2j.-Thc
THANKSGIVING hunt OF the Piedmont
Hunt Club was held this afternoon at
o'cloCk. The hounds were cast in
At George r. MarshalrS. auu, taking
the trail. crossed tn" farms OF Mar
shall. Hume. Jacobs. Conway. Warren
and Holiday. After a check OF fifteen
minutes The draw was resumed. ending
at the home of X. W. Brady, where
a sunptu"us hunt breakfast WAS
served.
Among those riding were August &
Namb"rSi". master OF fox nundS on
Going some Mrs. Nelbran Brady. whip.
on kiSbar: Mrs, Henry Holiday, whip.
on ODD Fellow: Mrs. ". ". osborne. on
Iatricih w. W. Osborne, on Chance:
w. l.. Jones. Oh Roanoke. Naulcy car.
ter. on blizzard; Andrew Carpenter on
star Light; Fred higgins. on Traveller:
Henry Holiday, on Millcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
TO DEFINE U. S. POSITION
ON SUBMARINE WARFARE
RMS Government Soon to Send Note to
Austrin tonccrninE Destruction
of the Anconn.

of the Anronn.
Especial to The Times DISPATCH
! WASHINGTON. November 25.--In it's
sinking of the Ancona by an Austrian
| that an attack by Il submarine on an
unarmed merchant or passenger vessel
is unlawful unless ample and certain
provision is made for the safety Of all
OF board.
: The Declaration Of London will be
| cited us authority for this position.
In it's last note TO Germany on the
Frye ease the state Department cN-
pressed the view that the Declaration
, or London covered the question. Score
tary Lansing invited Herr Won Jagow.
German Secretary Of Foreign Affairs, to
discuss the question.
The tentative note prepared for
transmission to Austria declares with
out qualification that the Declaration of
London Is applicable TO submarine war
rare even though such method Of at
tack was unknown when the dcciara-
ton WAS written In addition. the
United States will point out to Austria
that Germany has demonstrated that Il
submarine can comply with the rule OF
visitation and search before destroying
vessels.
1t is declared that the note 70 Aus
tria Will define completely the position
OF this country on submarine warfare.
IT is understood that the note is being
written with n view to covering any
contingency that may arise In the flu
turc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
THREE AUTOS MISSING
Police Recovcrs One Machine, while
Two Taken ut Dali Park Are
BeinS Searched For

foIicc yesterday received reports of
three automobile thefts. ana up To .u
early hour this morning had been
successful in locating one OF the miss
ing cars
j. II. Macks. OF Dinwiddic. and "
~. owens. OF Chase city. reported that
'hcir machines had been stolen from
near the Broad street Park during the
game there.
DR.. +. NJ. Haines. OF Monroe Ter
race. reported that his car had been
stolen from In front of the Johnston
Wills Hospital about u O'Clock This
machine was recovered
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26

On the Isonno front of the Austr0-
Italian line. the Italians arc still
NigorOusl. ON tho offensive mt uu-
mcrour points. The Italians re-
pcmtcdi. entered Austrian position,
near NOntc>nn Michele, but, accord
ing to Nirnun. were elected. The
G"riHia hridIchcnd and the southern
portion Of the town of Goriziu arc
still under hombnrdmcnt by the
Italians.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26

While the details OF tho document
hn'e not yet been made public. the
answer liz accepted IN meaning that
the entente allies will continue un-
hnmpcrcd their lnntlinE of forces AT
Snluniki md transferring them
ncross Greek territory to the Ser
him front. md ulsO that, In the
event British. French md Serb
troops nrc forced bnck into Greece
D.. the Tentonic allies. they will not
he disnrmcd md informed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26

strong offensive movement by
the Turks ON the GnlIipoI Peninsula
has been put down by tho force OF
the British and French guns. Num-
hcrs OF lcnd were left by the Turks
on the field. Snppirg operations
and lighting with Ercna,lcs IRE go
ing on at various points ON the
peninsula. Entente allied aero
planes hnNc dropped bombs on the
Constnntinoplc DrdcnEhntrh rnil-
way. while monitors and smaller
war craft hnyc bOmbnrded the
iSiatic cOnEt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
Greece Removes Uncertainty
About Attitude Toward Allies

In Southern Serbia the French re-
port the rcpuisc of bulgarian at
tnckS east OF krirOlnk. Unofficial
ndvtccs are TINT seven German reEi-
mentS have arrived nt Priicp. on
their way to aid the DulEnrluns
against tho tnElu-Frcnch md Ser
him forces In the south.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
IL itUNiDND NEGRO SHOr
BS IIOp!.NE.IT OFFICER

ilDrr.WELL. VA. November 25-
EonjamIn Brown, 81 ncer" from Rich
mond. WAS shot here to-nigMt The
police had ho"u on the lookout for
Brown for several daNs. He WAS final
~ located by the police. and upon his
attempt to escape. Sergeant Taylor.
Officers Williams ana Frost opened
ur". WouuIiug him. lie is locked up
ia The iiop"w"ll jail Tonight. His
condition Is not believed TO be serious
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26

TREECE nj last Inns removed the
~ uncertainty surrounding her ut
tttude toward the entente powers 10y
sending Il reply to the joint note Of
the powers mt Athens. according Ia
announcements, "in friendly terms.
nnti gives satisfaction OF the de
minds OF the entente powers ana
all guarantees considered esnrntinl."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26
SEVEN ENCEiLEST RACES
On CARD at BOWIE.

BOWIE RACE TRACK. MD. Novem-
Der 2'-.Ncarly 5000 persons were
to-day, and Il card Of seven excellent
races wer" decided. = was by far the
largest gathering that has assembled
az inlS course since iia opening. Every
available inch of space In IN. ..rnnii
stand was covered. and ii was next TO
Impossible to get 20 the machines =,
great was the crowd ~
The feature number of .hn dave ~
t"rta!nincnt was the Liberty .elIin.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26

In Westcrn Scrbin. the Tcutons
are "till advancing against tho
Serbs and MontencErins. South-
west of Sicniru the Austro-Iun-
.nrinns have crossed the Monte
ncSrin frontier aud hnyc reached
Nururn. south OF M.troritzu. while
~ the south of this region the Ger
MIN and Iiulgurtnu forces are about
To cross tho Sltnicu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26

Tint the entente allies purpose to
operate through Greece Indefinitely
ts apparently Indicated by the stntc-
mcnt In n news agency dispatch TINT
machinery for mn electric power
plnnt is being landed ut SntonIki,
and TINT contracts nrc being
awarded for the construction of ca
teEsfrc barracks.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26

NUKE VI.k, ' 4, November % Nenr
Adinirai = y Beatty Was to dag placed
on tho retired list and was succ.edo,
as commhndanl Of the Norfolk Nnyy
yard by Ecar-Admiral Walter Mclean
formerly In command OF the Fourth
Division OF IN. Atlantic Fleet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26

Reports from Hcriin say that
large cOnsiSnmcnts OF .Dnpnnese
gums nrc arriving daily Mt the Rus
sim BLACK sen port of Odessa, prob
nbly for use I'm the Balkan campaign.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26

No important engagements have
been fought on the western line In
France and Hclgium. Only isuIutcd
buttIrs are In progress on the Rus
slim front. and none of these Inns
assumed the character of decisive
ness,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-26

In the capture of Nitroyityn aud
Prlsttnn. Vienna ns~crt> that IG,SO0
serbs nnd II large number of gums
and quantities "f ammunition and
other war essentials were tnkcu.
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the resolution but tho conference voted
almost unanimously against military
preparations.
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