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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-12-11
HAVE YOU
A CHILD !?

Many women long for children. but because q
come durable physical arrangement are depr1se0
of this greatest of all happiness
The women whose names follow were rsstoreo
to normal health by Lydia E Pinkhau1's Vegefa-
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Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-12-11

DR.. Pierce's Pellets are best for liver,
bowels and stomach. One little Pellet for
a laxative-three for a cathartic.-Adv.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-12-11

In nearly every family the words
father" and goat are synonymous
terms.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-12-11

Beautiful, clear white clothes delights
the laundress who uses Red Cross Bal
Blue. All grocers. Adv.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-12-11

Only fools mortage their opportuni-
ties.
Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-12-11

London, Nov. pa dispatch from
Rome to the Exchange Telegraph
Company says a telegram to the Trib-
une from Athens states that the Bull
garians have occupied Monastir and
that the Serbians are in full retreat
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 WASHINGTON, oct 2O.-Naval of fcials are seriously considering the advisability of placing the five hundred sailors and officers of the two Ger man warships now interned here un- der restraint owing to a number hay ing violated their parole during the past week by making their escape for parts unknown.
 The sailors have been making get away in small groups and the num- Der of officers included was small Yes terday. however, three commissioned officers escaped and this has incens- ed the government officials so that they are determined to stop the pro- cedure at all hazards even if 1t should require placing the remainder of the crews in detention camp. In addi-
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LABOR CASE
 FILED TODAY

Phil Alger vs. R. B. Benson is the title of a suit filed in the district court yesterday afternoon by Attorney Geo. B. Grigsby. The motive of the action Is two unpaid labor bills which it Is claimed are due to the complainant and one Dick Rooney both of whom allege that they were employed by Benson during the past season The sum of s524 is asked for together with an attorney fee of two hundred dollars on each cause of action.
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SCH. CHALLENGE
 GOES ON BEACH

The schooner Challenge came ashore about nine this morning after try ing for some time to escape from the clutch of the rising surf, without sue cess and is now lying high and dry near the foot of Elite way. But two men were aboard this morning when the surf came up and were unable to do anything with the vessel until the ar rival of the coast guard crew in an swer to signals Captain Ross went out to the vessel in the Defiance short ly after day break and after a consul tation with Captain Cochrane of the Bear, decided to try to clear the yes sel away from her unsafe anchorage. owing to everything being frozen stiff handling the schooner was difficult and in spite of the best efforts the vessel could not be headed out after the an chors were let go When it was seen that nothing could be done to prevent landing on the beach, the vessel was headed for shore with all sail set and landed safely. Unless the waves rise to far greater height than at pres ent the schooner is perfectly safe and can be easily fioated. Captain Craw- ford the master was ashore at the time owing to the injuries received yesterday.
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BRITAIN OFFERS CYPRUS FOR GREEK
 INTERVENTION
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LoNDON, Oct, 2l.-In semi-au- thoritative article published in the Daily Telegraph today 1t is stated that Britain has formally offered the island of Cyprus to Greece in an effort to secure the intervention of that nation on the side of the allies. The present attitude of the Greeks Is puzzling diplomatic circles. While seemingly inclined to the allied cause despite the disinclination of the ruler to do any think that will tend to offend the Ger mans at the same time the leaders will give no definite indication of their actual intentions
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The application of the attorneys for the defense for a nonsuit in the case of the Fairhaven Ditch Company vs. the Inmachuk Dredging Company was withdrawn yesterday and the taking of testimony commenced. The appli- cation for nonsuit was based on the contention that the defense that the plaintiff had failed to show that certain assessment work was not done. The ground involved Is known as Nos. and below Hannum's discovery on the Inmachuk river. It Is probable that the courts decision will be given to- morrow morning.
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COLD FLOOD
 0VERWHELMS
 ASSAY OFFICE
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NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-So great has been the tide of gold poured into New York to pay the war debt of the bel ligerent nations that the task of melt ing it up preparatory to turning 1t into coin has almost overwhelmed the of ficials of the local United States assay office. The employees of the office have been working day and night for over two weeks in an endeavor to catch up with the daily allotment of work but without success owing to the great shipments lately arriving from across the Atlantic.
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POSSE MAKES
 SHORT WORK 0F MEXICAN ROBBERS
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BROWNSVILLE, Oct. 21.-The pur- suing posse of ranchers, cowboys and rangers made short work of the gang of Mexican bandits taking part in the robbing of a St. Louis and San Fran sico passenger train at Olmite early in the week, by stringing four of them up to the nearest tree while the re- mainder were shot during the course of the pursuit. According to the story brought to Brownsville today the posse succeeded in heading the Mexicans off
 rom reaching the border and drove them back into the hills where they were summarily dealt with as fast as they were overtaken.
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RUSSIANS GAIN IMPORTANT
 SUCCESS
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 PETROGRAD, Oct 21,--An impor- tant Russian success In the region of Garanovieh was announced by the war office today The report states that the Germans were driven from several 3osiuons of immense strategetic inn portance and in addition lost total If 3,552 men taken prisoners. Ten ma : chine guns and one piece of artillery were also taken.
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WAR AUTHORITIES HOLD CONFERENCE
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LONDON, Oct. 2O.-The committee of the cabinet known as the war committee" met yesterday afternoon and was Joined by M. Paul Cambon and the French war minister. The British committee sat in conference for over an half hour after which an other cabinet council was held in the house of common Nothing was made public concerning the delibera- tions but 1t is assumed that they had had to do with the development of the military situation in the near east
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GERMANS FAIL IN SAVAGE
 COUNTER OFFENSIVE

by fire from the French artillery and machine guns and did not succeed in winning a single position on the first li1e of French trenches. The Germans are said to have again renewed the costly massed column style of attack in the hope of breaking down the French defense by sheer weight of numbers but obtained no result beyond sl staining a terrific loss of men
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GREECE WILL NOT
 JOIN TEUTONS
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ROME. Out 21.-It is reported in diplomatic circles that the Greek gov ernment Is willing to give formal as- suranees to the allies that Greek in teryention on the side of the central powers is absolutely impossible in any case. It is said that the reports are the result of direct intimations of the ireek representative in the capital. This is not taken to mean that Greece will enter the conflict on the side of the opposing powers as it is apparently the intention to maintain neutrality for
 ne present at least.
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TEUTONS PREPARING
 ANOTHER CAMPAIGN
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 LONDON, Oct. 2O.-It is reported from Frankfort today that the central powers have decided to undertake still another campaign, this time against Montenegro. The reports states that the plans are already developed and patch is confirmed by the Vienna re- port that two thousand Austrian and German infantrymen with artillery have arrived from Galicia at SaraJevo
 in the Bonia province sixty miles north of the Montenegrin border
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CARRANzA WILL
 VISIT BORDER
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LAREDO, Oct. 2O.-Carranza will visit the Mexican border at Piedras Negras and Nuevo Laredo within a week. said advices to the latter town from Torreon where Carranza arrived today on a trip of inspection through the northern states of Mexico. It is probable that the noted leader will pay a visit to the American side before de- parture.
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LONDON, Oct 2O.-The general be- lief that second shake up in the cabinet Is imminent was heightened by the prediction of Horatio Bottom ley. member of parliament and editor rr John Bull, that the immediate col
 .e of the coalition cabinet was certainty. Bottomley further predict
 ed the formation of a new council with Andrew Bonar Law succeeding As qulth as prime minister During the
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CARRAhZA
 SORROWS
 TEN MILLION
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 NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 21.--Like the European belligerents the new'y rec ognized Mexican government Is now looking to the United States for funds to carry on the business of admins tration. It was announced today that Ia group of bankers of this city have agreed to finance the Carranza gov- ernment in the sum of ten million dollars in gold. It has also been ar ranged that the Mexican sisal crop will | be accepted as partial security and
 the new crop will be handled throusf
 New OrleanH.
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BYSTANDER VICTIM
 OF BANDIT BULLETS
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SEATTLE, oct 2O.-Stanley Rees is ill the hospital and in a precarious con dition as result of being wounded by bullets fired by two bandits at Ken top last night while they were making their escape from the police. On be- ing discovered attempting to break in- .o. the rear entrance to store, the vegas broke and run firing a fusslade If shots as they sped down the street with the result that Rees was struck while watching the pursuit.
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 SAN ANTONIO. Oct 21.-Three United States soldiers were killed and six wounded in an engagement with Mexican bandits near Jodeagua this morning which lasted the greater part of an hour The troops were engaged in guarding the town from possible eX- cursions at the time of being attacked by q large band of the Mexlcans and put up q hard fight before driving the attacking party away.
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25,OOO GERMANS TAKEN IN SEPTEMBER BATTLE
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PARIS, Oct 21.-In an official re- port made by General Joffree to the war office published today 1t Is stated that the number of German soldiers captured in the great battle of Septem- Der 25 was in excess of twenty five thousand. The report also states that one hundred and fifty cannon were captured in addition to vast quantities of other war supplies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1915-10-21
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PARIS, Oct. 21-Following long and futile bombardment along the line east of Reims last evening, the Ger mans renewed their offensive in this region according to an announcement made this afternoon by the war of- fee In spite of a very violent pre- patory artillery fire they were again and cut down in hundreds
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AusTRlANs CAPTURE JAP ARMS
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VIENNA, Oct "A Russian arm cred troop train captured by the Aus trian forces in the vicinity of Putilowa yesterday was found to contain two machine guns with the marks of Jap anese gun factories impressed thereon and also a large quantity of Japanese small arms and ammunition accord ing to an official announcement of th' war office today
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INDIA SHIPPING SHELLS.
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 LONDON, Oct. 21.-Announcements from Bombay today state that the first shipment of Indian made shells IS no" ready for transportation to Europe. Every portion of the shells have been manufactured on Indian soil.
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The complete story of the stsfans- son expedition from start to prss- ent in the Nugget Mining and Dredging edition. Price 50 cents per copy. $s per dozen. We mail them anywhere In the United States for Sc additional.
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DATE OF WEDDING
 SOON ANNOUNCED
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WASHINGTON, Oct 2O.-It was announced today that the date of the White House wedding may be expected some time during the present week. The president and Mrs. Galt have not fully determined on the exact date but have about reached a decision.
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PORT ANGELES HAS NEW R. R.
 CONNECTION
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2, P, "A. SerVico,
 PORT TOWNSEND, Oct. 21.-Port Angeles is now connected with this eity by a railroad. The first train passed over the line between the two towns this morning carrying a number of prominent Milwaukee railway off, eials Port Angeles Is holding a cele- bration in honor of the event
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|NTERNED GERMAN SAILORS
 MAKES A GET AWAY

ton to the officers making their escape yesterday six others are said to have disappeared from the crew of the Kron Prinz Wilhelm. The latter were all petty officers Little is known as to the manner of escape but 1t Is gen. er2i Y supposed that rEe men sue ceedel rl finding !. Lea, and put |" sea with the intention of ultimately landing at some point on the coast.
 Secret service agents assisted by several coast guard cutters are now searching for the fugitives along the coast north and south of Newport News. It is reported that British war shlps are also on the lookout for them Jeff the coast
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H' T. "A 0SINlSe'
 LONDON Oct. 21.-The entente powers are bringing all possible pres sure to bear on the Greek government in order to elicit an unequivocal def milton of her policy towards the other Balkan states and the European beli- gerents and have intimated clearly
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All about the resources and indus tries of Seward Peninsula, Nugget Minino and Dredging edition. Price soc per copy, on sale at ali news sta nds.
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LOCAL NEWS

The committee in charge of arrange ments for the October fair announce that the handsome prizes now on dis play in the window of the zehner store will be given to the little girls bring ing the prettiest dolls and decorated carriage in the doll parade.
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Useful novelties of novel utility will be on display at the October Fair, Saturday October 23.
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Some of the many handsome articles to be placed on sale at the October fair are on exhibition in the show win dows of the Polet grocery and Hilfs Pharmacy. Some of the articles are of exquisite workmanship and are both and useful.
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Amusement, good eats and a sen' orally pleasant time assured at the October Fair, Eagle hall October 23.
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WILSON PROcLAlMS
 THANKSGIVING DAY
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N' r, N oGFVICe.
 WASHINGTON, Oct. 21-The an nual Thanksgiving proclamation was published by President Wilson today nd November 25 is designated as Thanksgiving day.
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We print everything and anyti as n job printing iin~ at th> Nu1psA
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THREE SOLDIERS KILLED
 IN BORDER BATTLE

In a preliminary report to the mili- tary authorities at Brownsville, Cap tain Frank Mccoy who was in com mand of the Americans. gave the in formation that five dead Mexieans had been found after the attacking party had been driven off Jodeauga is To- cated near Mission, Texas. and is about thirty miles from Brownsville.
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ALLIES PRESSING GREECE
 FOR 4 DECISION

that on account of her geographical position and her treaty obligations with Serbia her announced policy Of neutrality will be difficult if not i'm possible to maintain
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Don't forget the big special sale at Holes Cash Store.
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Send in your subscription for the Mining and Dredging Edition; 5Oc per copy. $500 per dozen.
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"A thing of beauty is a joy forever" See the October Fair, Saturday night.
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viskins cArts st the Nnsest oMsA
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COLLAPSE OF COALITION
 CABINET PREDICTED

course of his statement, which was made in a public address at Newcas- tle the speaker declared that there was every prospect that the new council would be composed largely of business men, the speaker declaring that busi- ness methods alone would prevent a crisis in the affairs of Great Britain
Arizona republican., 1915-07-12
STRENGTH OF PAST MISTAKES

Because our ancestors lived in hud- died cities we go on building upon marrow and tortuous streets, sinking our capital in mistakes which age makes it more and more difficult to retrieve. The original cowpaths of Boston have become picturesque slums which support innocent ladies and stifle the health and the happi- ness of other peoples children. At tack these slums and you attack heiplcssness itself: try to widen and ventilate. and you will find that you have struck at the security of the innocent. This is the real strength of the past and the overwhelming grip it has upon our lives. It lives on.> not because intelligence can de- fend it, but because it has become so intimate a part of us that to cut it out seems little too cruel. New Republic.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-12
PIE CONTEST
 INFORMATION
Notes for the Guidance of Intending Contestants i'll Great Pastry Cook Free for-All Championship - More Prizes

For the information of would be par ticipators in the great Pie Contest which is scheduled to take place to- morrow, the following pertinent infor- nation is given.
 Pies must be made from fruit grown in the Salt River Valley and now in season. Lemons are included in the eligible list.
 Although it is desirable it is not nec- essary that contestants should make their entry in advance; but all pies must be delivered at Riverside park not later than D. I'll. Tuesday.
 No entrance fee is charged for the contest, except the usual admission at the gate. All pies entered become the property of Riverside park and will be distributed free, with the exception of the three prize pies. to picnicers and patrons at the park The first. second and third prize pies will be auctioned off to the highest bidder and the pro- feeds donated to the Sick Baby's Milk Fund of the Associated Charities. C. O. McMurtry will be the auctioneer.
 Riverside park will give $10 in gold Co the baker of the best pie, $5 in gold to the baker of the second best. and
 
 best pie.
 The Pacific Gas and Electric com pany will give an electric iron to the maker of the best pie baked in a gas oven.
 Hall Brothers Ranch will give a crate of peaches for the best peach pie and a crate of plums for the best plum pie made from Hall Brothers fruits
 Other special prizes will be announce ed tomorrow.
 Contestants may enter as many pies as they desire.
 JIdgine will begin not later than five o'clock. Pies will be distributed to pat rons between 6:3O and D. m.
 There will be a pie eating contest for boys in connection with the festivities When delivering pies state whether or not they were baked in a gas stove
Arizona republican., 1915-07-12
MUSIC GIVES EM PEP

The United States navy regulations contain this sentence: The band shall nlav while coaling ship" No discretion is given to the commander or anyone else. so the band plays throughout that most arduous. monotonous job. F | Delano. writing in the Manu- lecturers News. says: Uncle Sam has found bv careful experiment that about 30 per cent. more coal Is put in with music than without.
 Delano mentions several great manufacturing concerns that have bands and find their playing at certains hours improves both quality and quantity of work. The Elgln Watch company and the Western Electric company are well known ln- stances of this.
Arizona republican., 1915-07-12

tial to the success of the market Efforts had been made for some months toward extending the loop but 1t was only when assured of the market locating on East Washington street that the Phoenix Railway com rany expressed their willingness to make the extension.
 The interest shown by the ranchers n market where they may sell di- rect to the consumer and not be compelled to pcddle their products in order to get fair price, gives every assurance of success to the market
Arizona republican., 1915-07-12
STUDEBAKER'S
 NEW MODELS

By announcing for 1916 seven pas senger, 40 horsepower Four at sSS5, and a seven passenger. 50 horsepower Six at sIO50, Studebaker has once more startled the motoring public
 And once more Studebaker has proved that quantity production, scien- tific manufacturing methods and a wealth of manufacturing experience can reduce prices and yet maintain high standards of quality.
 That these are high grade cars in every essential will be evident from the most superficial examination, and the specifications as given by the en- gineering department at the Detroit factory indicate that the quality is even higher than with last years cars. They show that finer steels have been used; that the upholstery is of the highest grade of leather the market affords; that the finishing operations have been increased to twenty-five in number, while numerous other details of manu- facture are still further indicative of quality.
 In this years cars, Studebaker has adhered to it's customary lines. simply improving them in some slight details that add to effect The line of the hood melts into the cowl, and the cowl itself has been made longer. The crown lenders are of a deeper design than ever and cling more closely to the curves of the wheels, and the lines of the entire car flow in unbroken curves from the radiator back to the tail-lamp Grace is the dominant note of the whole design, and while the new cans are larger than ever and more massive in looks. they are among the hand somest cars that have ever been pro- ducpd
Arizona republican., 1915-07-12
UNDELIVERED TELEGRAMs


 There are undclivered telegrams at the Western Union Telegraph office for the following: James Davies, care Phoenix Dairy; Mrs. Kohlepp, R. C. Heins. Mir. Austin. Mrs. Lena Showalter, Evelyn Thomas. A. R. Meatler, F. H. Lech, and Jeff Williams
 NINE SUNDAY DRUNkS - Dena- tured alcohol bay rum and bulldog cider got in their work again yester- day. and as a result the police locked up nine imbibers in various stages of intoxication. They will be given hearings before City Magistrate John Mcbride this afternoon.
 FUNERAL OF HY PAGE Ar engagements for the funeral of lily Page, whose body lies at the Whit ney undertaking parlors. had not been completed last evening, the de- tails being deferred pending the ar rival of his brother-in-la from Los Angeles, who is expected to reach Phoenix this morning. It is expected however. that the funeral will prob ably be held some time Tuesday morning. from the Whitney chapel.