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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-07

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NEW YORK, Oct, TT Is Enver
pasha's boast that he killed more
Armenians in thirty days than Abdul
Hamid did in thirty years. And
Abdul Hamid was known as the great
butcher and the red sultan.
This statement was made today By
Miss Emily C.. Wheeler, secretary OF
the National Armenia and India Re
lief association, an organization since
1895 active in mission work in the
Turkish army. The statement was
based on a story given her by q mis-
sionary. an American physician just
returned from Turkey. Miss Wheelel
herself spent sixteen years In Armenia
and was there during the massacre Q!
1895.
German officers are active III the
Armenian prosecutions, continued
Miss Wheeler. according to stories
told me by my missionary friends
Certain classes Of Turks are not In
sympathy with the horrible. outrages
but they dare not protest as the move
ment Is being directed from Constan
tinople.
Out of the armenian nation OF l.,
100000 people, 100000 have been kill
ed or deported. The Ottoman govern
ment is waging a campaign Of EXTERN
nation This is evident from the
slaughter and is further indicated by
the statement Of the government q
Van, made in November, 1914. that the
government intended to kill every
Armenian, even down to the babies, tc
rid Turkey forever of the Armenian
question IA
They have succeeded so well in
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-07
Word Picture Of Mrs. Gait,
Who is to Marry the
President This
Winter.
CHARMING AND WEALTHY
musician, Business Woman,
Baseball Fan and a
Great Lover of
Literature.

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NAS,HlNGTON, Oct. TT am very
This was all that Mrs. Gait would
say today. ~
All else has been said at the white
use' use she explained.
4, s Gait's telephone was busy all
tssy ady with calls from friends. Many of
sx.an nean Went to her home to personally
Thu Th their good wishes.
hean e s oate Of the wedding has not vet
'een hxed. Mrs. Gait said.
sr~a s Gait has taken an interest In
nera naage in the past few years, but
susea l mas committed herself on the
"sn "'ec.. maintaining, her friends say,
w.s Is Called a Beauty
.hs...'l,, sm.a.sH,,lNGToN, Oct. 7-Anothe,
wi.s ssu.y will reign at the white house
Gal. .he marriage of Mrs. Norman
the the ito; 70 President Wilson. friends of
sHss, =, H,s.ae-elect declared today.
baian. innsntiy above the average feminine
en'' out not as tall as the presi.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-07
BEAUTIFUL BRIDE WILL
ENTER THE White HOUSE
AS WILSON'S SECOND WIFE

dent, Mrs. Gait has dark hair, dark
blue eyes and an erect, beautiful,
rounded figure. Mrs. Calf is always
in stylish attire.
Mrs. Galt's father, Judge William
Boiling, was prominent Virginia law
yer. Her brother Ralph Boiling, is a
government employe in Panama. She
was educated in private school. The
taste Of Mrs. Gait and the president
are common. She Is deeply interested
in literature and like the presidents
first wife, interested in charitable
work. Mrs. Calf also is business
woman. She owns and operates
through relative, one of the largest
Washington jewelry stores.
When her husband died eight years
ago she bought the interests OF his
brothers in the store Fondnecs for
music Is another character Of the
presidents fiancee. She is an accom-
plished pianist and is said to have
sweet voice. She takes keen interest
in outdoor sports, golf and baseball
especially. She has also followed the
hounds.
Since her marriage to Norman Gait
in 1896, Mrs. Calf has lived in Wash.
ington. Her widowed mother resides
with her.
Mrs. Gait is one of nirS children.
having had three sisters and five
brothers The sisters are Mrs. Alex
ander Gait, cousin of her late nus
band; Mrs Matthew H. Maury of An
niston. Alabama, and Miss Bertha
Boiling. The latter and brother
John Randolph Boiling. reside here.
Other brothers are Rolf T.. Boiling,
manager of the Commercial bank OF
Panama; DR.. William e. Boiling of
Louisville. Ky: Richard w. Boiling
and Julian B. Boiling of this city.
Mrs. Calf is an Episcopalean, attend
ing st. Margaret's church.
OF to House Party.
WASHINGTON, Oct. President
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-07

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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct Z
Lockerbie street was the first spot IN
the whole wide world today to know
that James Whitcomb Riley's, sixty
second birthday had arrives. Az
1901 a. M, the little street echoed
from end to end with the strains OF
Loves Old Sweet Song" played by
the brass auartette Of the Indian
apolis orchestra. Riley's dreams must
have enfolded the melody at first, Tor
the hoosier poet was not at once
awakened. When the fact that he
was being serenaded dawned on him.
he appeared at q window. Riley
wanted the little party OF forty 10
wait while he passed the cigars.
mo, you go back to sleep" they
told him. and left the little lane IN
quiet once more.
But before they left, members OF
the musikyerein sang several Ger.
man folk songs and Riley admitted he
was having the time of his life. And
they left big basket Of flowers at
his door, and twined about the bas-
ket were ribbons that bore this in
scription in letters Of gold: From the
indianapolis Orchestra and the musk
verein, brothers in song, to James
Whitcomb Riley, who has made song
glorious October 7, 1915, 12:O1 a.
m"
Lockerbie street IS a little rustic
village highway, with rambling old
trees and battered brick walks lining
it's dusty ribbon of road. Riley never
wanted it improved. He had to
write a poem Of Just how he felt
about it to keep the councilmen from
fixing it up. His other protests went
unheeded. but the poem saved the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-07
Out Of 100000 People, 100000 Have Been
Killed or Deported by Ottoman Govern
ment in Campaign of Annihilation.
some ENTIRE DISTRICTS ARE LEVELED
Il i the Proud Boast Of Enver Pasha That he
has Killed More People in Thirty Days
Than Abdul Hamid in Thirty Years.

some villages there is not even a sig
of life left. The entire district OF
Tifiis has been leveled by fire. Women
have been scorched, scalded and beat
en- to death Even the orphans in ou7
missions have been depOrted. In the
Van district alone, $4,000 Armenians
were killed in August.
"One of the young women attached
to the Van mission has been missing
since July. She is Miss McLaren.
an American, who volunteered to serve
in the Red Crescent, the Turkish Re
Cross. She disappeared when the
Turks fed before the Russian sol.
diers. She Is probably dead. Another
instance is that of Sister Martha, a
German woman, who fled with fifty
orphans from the savage Kurds in
July. Nothing has been heard OF them.
Those who managed to escape
death are suffering indescribable tor
lures from starvation. The govern
ment hinders all outside aid and will
do nothing to relieve conditions. OF
the 10000 Armenians who started
for Russia, over 100000 died OF typhus.
There are sixty thousand Armenians
serving the Russian army. This, and
tho fact that there are handful of
Armenian revolutionists stirring up
trouble, are the excuses offered by
the government for the prosecutions.
"The physician said a former Prince
ton man killed at Harpoot was Profess
sor vorperian, an Armenian, who grad
uated from Princeton twenty years
ago. He was executed for alleged
participation in the revolution
Miss Wheeler said funds for Ma
tional Armenia and India Relief asso.
citation work are urgently needed.
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ITALY

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
ROME, Oct. mo confirmation
was obtainable today of reports that
Italy Is sending troops to the Balkans
to. resist Bulgarian aggression, though
these rumors were strengthened by
the arrival Of a Serbian military mis-
sion yesterday. The eight military Off
GERS are at military headquarters to-
day comforting with King Emanuel
and General Cadorna.
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OFFICIAL REPORT.

BERLIN, (via wireless to London), /,
Oct. 7-The war office admitted in
an official statement this afternoon
that new French attacks in the Cham
payne region have driven the Germans
from positions around Tahure. It was
stated that at every other point the
French attacks have been repulsed.
"The French offensive movement in
the Champagne region apparently has
re-commenced," said this afternoons
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-07
ENGLAND

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
LONDON, Oct. 7-The Dutch steam
er TexeIstroom has been sunk by a
German submarine. Twenty survive
ors are reported to have been landed.
The Texelstroom displaced 1901
tons and was registered at Amster-
dam.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1915-10-07
SAILORS ARE MISSING.

LONDON, Oct. 7-severa! OF the
pedoed by an Austrian submarine off
cythere were reported missing In dis
patches received here this afternoon.
News Of the sinking Of the Arabian
was receivde here Monday night.
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GERMANY

United Press Leased Wire Service.]
BERLIN, (via The Hague), Oct. =
The gigantic offensive movement with
Russian, French and British armies
delivering simultaneous blows against
the Germans was planned by the al
lied general staffs, according to infor-
nation reaching here today, but was
blocked In the east by Field Marshal
Won Hindenburg.
The allies scheme Of strategy call
ed for the SIavs to strike heavy
blow In the east at the same time the
French and British were hurting their
forces forward. A Wilma dispatch to-
day said the plan was disclosed by
Russian prisoners. The SIavs were
to attack In force along the Dvlnsk-
Smorgon line, driving the Germans
into the swamps and duplicating Won
Hindenburg's great victories of the
Mazurian lakes.
General Russky actually launched
his offensive in accordance with this
plan. He found both his flanks men,
aced by Won Hindenburg. His armies
were threatened with development.
His every move he discovered had
been countered by the kaIser's field
marshal.
The whole Russian army on the
Dvinsk- Smoraon line began to retreat.
In their flight from Won Hindenburs's
net, the SIavs abandoned munitions
and hundreds of stragglers fell into
the Germans hands.
Berlin is certain the next masscd
onsaushts Of the allies In the west
will be repuIsed more easily than were
the first.
ut IL hell on earth to endure that
avalanche Of artillery" admitted one
officer, Just back from the western
front, "but everywhere officers and
men are optimistic and certain that
the French can never break through"
INVASION OF SERBIA.
BERLIN. (vIa wireless to London),
Oct. 7.-The German war office this
afternoon announced the Invasion OF
j Serbia by Austro-Ge forces. "Aus.
tsro-German troops have crossed the
Danube river at several points" said
the off7cIai statement. "They have
obtained firm foothoId on the east
ern bank Of the Drina and the south
ern banks Of the Danube and Save"
OFFICIAL REPORT. :.
BERLIN, (via wireless to London) !,
Oct. 1.-THE war office admitted in
an official statement this afternoon
that new French attacks in the Cham
pagne region have driven the Germans
from positions around Tahure. 1t was
lc$, 4eS that AZ ovorv nfher pnfnf a
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RANCE!

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PARIS, Oct. 7.-TerrI < nmer'ng
by French artillery ~ =" Irn down
the German powers distance in
the Champagne region, according to
dispatches received here today. The
German second line trenches are
crumbIina under the heavy pounding
Of shells and there are indications
that the enemy's line Is about to give
away along wide front.
The capture Of Tahure and Tahur
heights, reported In last nights COM
munlque was accomplished with corr
parativeIy slight losses for the French.
French guns blotted out the German
re doubts and trenches and leveIed a
few stone buildings conceafIng enemy
guns.
A few infantry regiments storme q
the remaining works and bayonetted
the German occupants.
The victory at Tahure, was one o.
the most important successes gained
by the French since the initial drivs
In the Champagne swept the enemy
out Of his first line. The ease with
which It was accomplished convinced
military men here that the eazaneourt-
ChaIIeranse railway, now less than
two miles from the French advanced
works, will be pierced within the
next fortnight Of fighting, perhaps b.
fore.
EXTENDED ACTIVITY.
PARIS, Oct. 7.-Activity on the
western front extended last night and
early today to the Woevre region ana
TO Lorraine, according to this after
moons OFFICIAL eommunique.
"French troops exploded two mine.
near Esparges (Meuse Height), sert
ousiy damaging German works." said
the official statement. "A violent ar.
tiliery duel occurred between tbs
Meuse and the Moselie.
"North Of FIlrey there was infantry
activity. Strong German forces at
tempted to take French trenches IN
the region OF Athlenviite, but were
stopped at our wire entangiements and
repulsed by artillery and infantry
fire"
The Germans were hurled back all
aIonu the French front In desperate
attempts to win back positions taken
by the French In recent attacks, the
war office reported this afternoon.
Four successive enemy attacks were
directed against works taken by the
French west Of the Souchez-Angres
road. In each instance the Germans
were caught by heavy fire and COM
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DRIVE HAS STARTED.

DRIVE HAS STARTED.
LONDON, Oct. 7.-The long expect.
ed Austro-German drive through the
Balkans to ConstantinopTe has be.
gun.
Austro-German troops in large force
have crossed the Danube, Save and
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