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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-07
GROVE HAD
Solicited 5000 for 1nebrlat.
Home and Then Proceeded to
- Get Drunk Himself.

Chicago, Feb. 6.-The. inside story
OF Pat Crowds most expensive
jag was told for the first time las:
night to illustrate the ease with which
promoters OF doubtful charities OBJ.
tanned money in Chicago prior to the
establishing of the association of Gem
merce's subscription investigating
committee.
Falls For Pats Game.
The narrator was Henry Stewart,
secretary OF the committee, and his
audience was the membership com
mittee OF the association.
1T vas not so very long after
Grove had kidnapped young Cudahy
in Omaha. said Mr.. Stewart, that
he came to Chicago, filled with r,s.
,pentance and ambition. He annoulc-
ed that he had been a drunkard, but
had a sure cure for Booze and intenc-
ed to found a home for the cure or
inebriates.
"He solicited the aid OF, one of Chi
cago's leading business men,, said:
That's a good idea, Pat. 1t would
make the average drinking mar a
good citizen, who would provide for
his family and SO reduce the demands
for public charity. If $4,000 will do
you any good, here it is"
Pat took the $5,OOO,' concluded
Mr.. Stewart, and he had the finest
spree ha ever dreamed Of. But he
couldn't do that sort of thing now.
II a charity confidence man arrived
in Chicago tonight and started sole
iting tomorrow morning at s O'Clock
| venture to say he would he in Jail
by noon, SO effective is the systam of
the Association of Commerce."
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-07
CARLISLE ANNOUNCES SCHE-
Milf

Carlisle, Pa, Feb. 6.--The 1915
football and lacrosse schedules Of the
Carlisle Indian school were announc.
ed last night by the athletic authori-
ties Of that institution. The football
team will play eleven games, one less
than last year. Cornell, Pennsylvania
Notre Dame, and Syracuse have been
dropped from last years schedule
while Harvard, Bucknell and Fordham
have been added to the schedule.
Fourteen games are on the lacrosse
schedule.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-07
BASKETBALL At INDIAN SCHOOL
BASKETBALL NOTES..

While members Of E1smarck's High
school basketball team are not inclir>
ed to 'be superstitious, they did not
hesitate to pass I'D a dark alley where
a year ago, while .enrou,e to Dickin-
son hall a cat crossed their paths,
and the boys lost to the enemy. The
lin, OF march Friday night was MAJ,
ped out so as to give all dark alleys
a wide berth and the team WON.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-07
FIRST CUBS I'D REPORT.

Chicago, Feo.. 6.-First of the me,m.
bers Of the Chicago National leag,1l
club to report for spring training ar
rived yesterday, although the players
will not start south for three weeks
yet. Thos, who reported are Vic
Safer, Larry Cheney and Charley
Smith, all members of last years
team. g.. r.. H. Is
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-02-07
0SWEG0 COMING
At Later DATE
Claimants Of the World Basket
r4- ;N ....&t .ttGs - rr' r.
ball Title g Show Here a.,
About March +.

The management of the Osvego,
~ Y, basketball team has been oblig-
ed to set back its Bismarck date un.
til about March r. The game with
the Company A militia aggregation
was to have been staged at the Ar.
mory this week, but belau.v of thc
many engagementslon their western
trip, the Oswego players will be un-
able to show here until their return
journey east from Billings, Mont. The
New Workers claim the basketball
championship OF the world, and mod.
estly assert thai they could defeat
the Trojans of their own state with
ont much exertion. Bismarck rooters
have had occasion 20 see the 'Trojans
in action, and will be agreeably sur
prised If the .Oswegos prove of better
class than the first mentioned team.
Company A has been fortunate in Sc
curing the Oswegos attraction even
at a later date, and the contest will
undoubtedly establish a new attend.
ance record for the .Armory: when
staged here. 5r.A '''' .'
BASKETBALL Al lNDIAN SCHOOL
The Baptist Boy. Scouts defeated :.
basketball team of boyS<i1mates at the
Indian school yesterday evening.
NcOvot ~ "a ii "4s+.f 3 8. e.,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
NO EXECUTION OF
BOND FORFEITURE
Case Against Alleged Gamblers Nabbed
IN Raid Continued Until satur-
day Afternoon.

Execution Of the forfeiture OF the
bonds OF the IL men arrested IN the
rooms over CHORDS bar. III Eigh-
tsenth street as ordered yesterday
morning. will no; take place immedi-
stsly. Defendants will be given until
Saturday afternoon 20 appear az the
police station for trial
When the news spread % the for
feiturc Of tho si.7OO hail OF the men.
the bondsmen Immediately got busy
and With the services OF an attorney
made arrangements 90 stay action on
the execution of the forfeiture. A con
tiunancg % the case Nas asked and
granted
"a IL understood that the attorney
employed By the men vas In a way
responsible for their failure 20 appear
for trial a. 8 o'clock yesterday morn
inE. the time set for the hearing. when
ali we're released on bail. lie Is said
20 have told them that a continuance
would be secured. according 20 the
version the police have % the matter
Might Cap;ain Kiitiiscn declared
last niEhts We mean business. when
they failed o. shoE up for trial yes
tsrfay morning there was hut one
course left for rs according 20 law
ard thar was 90 forfeit the bonds.
hut when they heard about that
there vas cry and they quickly came
Ia 10 sfraiEht.n the matter out We
granted them a little time 20 right the
matter and did not care 10 be over Sc
we're the first time because We realize
there have been irregular practices
Heretofore. But this viii be a lesson
In the future and 80 viii be firm In all
matters regarding the law We grant
90 a continuance until Saturday aft
erunon
". ~ Tindau and J. Schaum were
the men who signed the bonds Had
the forfeiture been executed they
would have been minus si.7Oo. n. G.
clifford. charged under a city war
rant with keeping a gaming house. and
Is men arrested In the raid charged un-
der state warrants with vaFrancy. were
each held In sums OF 500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11

found that nearly every soldier he met
knew Il veil When q few years ago
= sehooimsstcr In the Tambor govern
ment told me tina; Paradise Lost was
the most popular book In the village
library he writes. Il was aston!shed
and thought u an isolated instance.
At fair In Moscow during passion
week I noticed that there were
ave or six different editions OF transia-
lions OF Millions poem. with illustra-
tons. ranging In price from IL rubies
20 80 kopeks. and while I was looking
n; one OF them a moujik came up 20
me and advised me 20 buy q. It's
very interesting he said. 1t makes
one laugh and cry II IL possible
20 purchase Paradise Lost NJ Amos;
every village booth Graphic.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
GRIEVE OVER DEATH
OF MISS CLEAVELAND

Teachers 81 the Rock Island cit
schools have adopted the following eX
preston 81 their SORROW In the be
reav-ment which has come To Presi
dent y %. CIeaveland % the board o
education and 90 the members OF hi
family
During the last weeks a deepen
Ing shadoN. involving IN its gloom
the anxious hearts % the many
friends. has rested upon the home
% g. 81 Cieayeiand. president OF
the board 90 education. In conse-
quenc~ - the critical Illness aud
death ~ his daughter. Marion.
We. the teachers 90 the city
schools. express our great sorrow
for the loss % one % 80 beautiful
a character. who inspired the lives
% others by the strength and gen
ti~u~ss % personality which she
brought 10 her friends and bv the
hur and generous spirit. ever In
citing all 20 a happier effort
We acknowledge with rcverrnt
gratitude her gift Of creative love
tin~ss. which vas ever uppermost.
We Erirvr uith N. bersaycd
father and mother. brother and
sisters In their overwhelming
grief and extend 20 them our
heartfelt sympathy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
DOES THIS APPLY TO you


1tsrg eeos1s srsfsssisx samAss
rr5srfe5 ss. ere 5seaesfsssss- TssT 90
roe 1--we 40 Co wsas tssT sr8ssss
yffsr ere Interested Or SO rssvsatiSs
OF ers-ssg 90 asiaaats ss az abstract
e~ssostslae See how ssssY 4Fs really
vfl.sE CD sets 90 saestess sgaasssisE
tsr 1
seen ee9e.s ssF Co themselves aaA
rs sFhsFs Yes. 9 sm 5a sympathy
vagt ere saassss ease ts ts sefeaatt-
sssraFs 81 Sc WEE De- csrass 90 a
gasssiss Of sses se@p,s EisisE soass-
sEseE Of tssee selves. o. ezssfsE s@eas
strrlFes for enc sake % ssmanisy.
sser VIII sof a. fs. 90 Yaa ssh them
s1 give 6ree o. year tss cost Of =
theatre tirkst Co saRpoft humane
society. trey hesitate aEf SAY % cast
sTs-F gee Score Co NtsaT 40 rot
We yvoatrr whT ere gotten rsts f. sos
v1~Es wa5.T pesfEsE fs operatipa Oh
ssrs eases.
Macy people Wftf see q child saEsr-
.-r from eortjst1ss wEieh mean SEE
rzfe. bsF Wilf roe tifE = tarf 90 save
THer viii roe ever cDrtfjhtst~ %
hire some Gee Co resess ere ehiid-
1se-rs VIII see ssisats ahas~t b4s
ar r5s uft thr.r voices tn protest
aeee people are r1asr,is. TG~T arc
saar sserlr~as % tss EumsE race
my ~as 60 better srf thTg ssoaif-
Reader. 90 we5rh class 90 Tou belong
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.

The northwestern area of low pres
sure which is now central over Sas-
katchewan has caused light showers
In North Dakota. Minnesota and north
western Iowa and higher temperatures
as far eastward as New York. Mod
crate barometric depressions which
are over southern Nevada and south
ern Louisiana have been attended by
showers on the Pacific coast and in
the northern Rocky mountain sections
and on the east gulf and south At
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
ROCK ISLAND CLUB
STEWARD TO LEAVE

r p Hale. steward a. the Rock
Island club. has rendered his resigna-
ton TO take effect Saturday. He will
Be succeeded by p. J. MeDonouEh. for
merry steward At the kimbaii and neS
Black Hawk hotels In Davenport
Mr. Hale has several places under
consideration for the future but has
made 20 decision a. yet His successor.
Mr. MeDonouEh. has considerable ex-
p-ri~nce in hotel work In the iri-eities-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
NJ. w. A. BOARD HAS
MAY MEETING HERE

The executive hoard % the Modern
woodnisn % Amsriea convened is MAY
session a. the head Office IN this city
this morning. with but little else than
rogsin~ business matters OF the past
ruonth 90 attend to- The council viii
BE- 10 session probably the remainder
% TIE week
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
DAY IN DAVENPORT

, vice eVitcmtly worked perfectly. hut
ths STAYS we're unable 90 Nithstand the
teFrife strain put apon them
%
Obituary Record. Mrs. Autic Wisse
% uonahu~. foWa. passed away az the
korns OF her son. Herman. ~ uonahur.
after a lingering uin@ss % several
ae~as she Was bora tu SchoeubsTs.
Fr8bss~l. GERMANY. tuiF ~. tstf. aud
vas married TO Heinrich Wtsse. Oct
Is. 1855. tbe couple coming o. Amrrt-
ca 90 tsEf. Th~F came direct 60 Bet
tsrd1rf. after landing ard resided
there aaEfi 1879. wbcu taey moved 90
farm near MaFsvtlis. and for the pest
81 years theT have lived on their farm
n~ar uorahus The Survivors are
f6fsr ehiidren Herman Wisss. G0stoTf
Wtsso. Peter Wtesr and Mrs. Meta An
ferssas All % that viriuity- The fu-
a@sai YES held thls afternoon a. Z
o'riaek from ere bone 40 u1nahus. and
5atsraeat vss made on Atisr's Grove
csseterV.
leo Jossps Francois. 2 as8ashs and
20 dsys Ella passed away a. she homs
- tfs parents. 1915 Faruam street.
TIE Survivors are the parsats. MF and
eats. tfr aaa Mrs. Peter t'rsacois- TIE
fansFsi vii BE- held Wednesday mora
ias 81 O'Clock al tts hoass. later
asns Wtit BE- sssds be- - NzrEusriis's
esasserT,
wSrknan iniarr6--Ed Ross WosS-
iak e. tss Gar4sa thsssFs nos uadrr
egarss % eosssFucsioa 81 tss old SICK
sis aaa FFsss0a saiieiss on West TkiFd
street. sssssinse a. taiErr 10 kis leo
aarfax tks coarse % hts duties sstsF-
dsy. TIE s@saIsae- wss esilsG and DO
-ss rsnSv-s TO sis home =; i0ss Wee;
resre street..
IsClAirv wensn DIE. % stroks.-
Mrs. Mary kroGss. = Fssifsas % Scott
coanty for more than half = century.
died ssndsy Gftsru00a ss q result %
stroke os paralysis received "a the
-zorairx The stroke which resulted IN
ker es4th occurred az her hone aesr
ths tile vork.. t-o miles south os Ls-
Claire. sEG sss iiaEersd bat . few
h0ars after recesviax u. Mrs krous-
wss ore % ;hs pso.esrs % tas county
Bora n the sss. - years ago she had
spsat q greater part % hsr life IN Scot;
eoaa;y and FOE many years she lived
~ ths vicinity % L~Ciasr. she .. sur
vivsd By four sons and daughters. Mrs
Sidney Brown. Mrs aiex Cnderhoir.
Lafayette Wood and Thomas Erouss.
all % tsCtaiFs. and three Sro,hsrs.
Frzas williams of Moline. Jane. vii
lisras % Davenport and John ? VIII
iiaras OF LsCiair-- The funeral was
held Tuesday Sfrsrnoou. Burial will
Be n LsCissrs e><aAsAsy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
OF inch or more.

lantic coasts. The pressure is highest
on the middle Atlantic coast and in
the upper Ohio valley. Continued
generally fair weather is indicated for
this vicinity tonight and Wednesday
without much change in temperature.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11

"Shure, that's only a birthmark
which have. You see, sir, was COM
ing from Dublin on the boat. and by a
mistake I went into the wrong berth,
and the fellow who was there gave me
this. London Answers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11

he was displaying marks consistent
With pugilsm.
You name that I've black eye, sir,
eh?"
Exactly"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11

asJracs 3 600 feet 5sse reEst sos2s3s
ge.sssa,5 az fes eiasassFgRss. g a. Hal
Ian. el=rt ss tae uatsae@Fs s0ess. rsas4
sa gs,vn ses areoees Co SEA nat g
,,ss as a,~n brueksr No Esa tass1
sts deadly stssss u sasfsY ssorn-
assss Democrats ssSsassss tks ssosY Bow
a former t.Foess Iowa e@@a Esd &fps
ss,s 60 EsasE Be- a. esseetsas % sts
s-Ss faV~aEian. eoN - Esa sstrslisd
sar tsss tAs E@svsns en a eltsae tof
ssss 4lsfsuss rsc@rss al tE-= sseos~d
sssu 60 vfssts q fss eGn4rse feet %
ses sarsk as9 sxsia eite2bsss Ep~sre
sRis ffass asfsss seisE tes ea@tsru ass
,ssEssru,ss trieSs % sqsek. sses &c
lsepf1x ths tsopfaEs eytsx BEAD eo~s-
ward etc AeeortsseE 20 tas ~t,ssss~s.
~ was sytnE ss4d 6oSawerd. ~esa
- sstsrspss,s a s~coad spiral Ara tss
srssss baetts,s gs@sr hiss- A. = Hal
lar wss tss nsrss os ere Erfortassss
ssv~nfsr SIC wss born - NEseattns
- years ago as@ - youzz essnhocd
rsrn0vsJf 60 Ctfasoe. vesrs NJ became
aass~ saeesssszf Sc = dealer n feash-
srs ror a tesx tine - BAD b~sa Ia
serrsss,5 So ths sgbiset % aerial saSf-
sassoa. sad In Ssstsraeer % last year
~ Grated up a ra4eaias % Saieh be
hs4 Ss~a par trvsosor. AMI removed
q 80 Fur~t sozad fsr th~ purposs %
s~sslnx oct tks uss features o. the
rs<efa~. one 90 rh~ esost traeor-sss b.
tag . sew stassii<ls< esStesl The de-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
His Birthmark.

An Irishman who had just travelled
from Dublin TO Glasgow 10 seek en-
ploymeut was informed that he had a
poor chance of getting a job because
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
CITY CHAT.
advertisements

NNNFCT EI1TilItIN.-T
Buy a home of Reidy Bros.
For express. call William Trefr-
Tri-City Towel Supply company.
Independent Express & Storage.
r I. ISL.
Wear q s. tunion made) hat Mems
Fashion shop. Harper house block
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
NO DATE SET FOR
HEARING ON SITE
Mayor Deeiar~- 0sjeesinx Property
Owners Must Present Writ
f~n Petition.
SEVERAL TALKS oN sANAToRTrN
One Fears Building May he started
Before Those Protesting Have
Chance to be Heard

No Debate date vas 80; By the city
commission ~ the meeting las, even
Ing 90 hear complains, 90 property
owners in the hill section against the
proposed location % the tuberculosis
sanatoriun on the site as Thirtcsnth
avenue and TWeuty-sevcnth street
After several had spoken. ore oh
i@etinE property owner asked. while
a motion os the council so adjourn
sas pentiaE. n they U@re 60 receive
no further bearing. Mayor Neon
oehis replied th.g would b. heard on
~ after a formal written reaues; ~as
made. s:asirE that All that bad been
said during the svsainx vas ouiy Ia
sss rscure % a reagss. aaf thar q Pc
tftfoe IN vrftiar ~.s necessary.
Bat you nay zes o. che matter be-
fore usrt NoadAy niEht'- exclaimed
ore
Voc ear rsss assured ths; - Niii
a6ss~ Responded IRE mayor There ts
a@s ssSash sioasy on hand 20 bald ~
oac~
Tws PzrehAsss Drain Fund.
Later tke mayor haf explained that
q s-mitt taS vas collected each year
aaf thas there Wouid noe ~ sun
etsns sun % the sznsf1rtgru fund tor
aaotksr year 70 bald. Hs said she
purchase % ths two sites hze taken
ttz690 froes tss total collected
q g. WeaEsr Vas enc frsg 90 st-
dress ere Couneft on the matter % -
ree0asfdsTfas its aeti8a o. Authorizing
shs erection % ths iasfitatioa on th@
ots site Hs srxusd that ths former
sGaafntssrasioa hsa agreed roe 90 bsiiif
sf~ fnstftusfon there and that previous
90 this ascissoa May % ths Improve
reefs ara erretfoa - BONES 10 that
vfefaity had STOPPED Sc declared
fhst after tEe otf coureit agreed %
sbaaa0a ths site that these projects
eaauaued Sc also eoatsnGsd that
ssr more rsrras purchase % ths city
vas better fitted foT che location -
re iss5ifssi0r
walker Taiks.
~tt ds@snt have 90 b. a real men
ACE 60 che people SAID William Walk
20 thr attorney. -hut 10 che people on
o. Fkink that % is a menace. there 70
suHeirut Erounds 60 stop Sc
~ = oWeas declared that the san
aforiuri vas a psychological dravhaek
60 the locality william Rosenberg. 1
against the location % the institution
% ne oif site q Go presumed that the
obi-etfug property owners Wiu pre-
sent a petition 90 che council a Wcck
henee.
n
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11

wanaaa As&s Divorce. Anna Terry
sas Ffrf sgis f5F divorce against Jos
ese T-Frr. teroGEa Attorney t.ozts p
EaFfrafE uesFrG5aa ss ere aiteEatior
Fla.afH states in kss Petitioa that tar
ea4sfe were carried April IS. 1919.
ss eesf s-F-aaaaE deserted Der 81
Ns-5.. l5lE
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
walker Taiks.

Russians Liks paradise Lest
How many EnEiish soldiers. one
saafsrs. have read Paradise Lost
Maurice Barring. when In Russia.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11

~sark Causss $50 D4msEss- sFsFss
rraea o. ess@rsT at5EetisE ea tns roof
ar es- J-ertaE WatfssesF ssop a. tfl5
W.-ss rearf street es1se3 q loss o.
saass $50 The ssaze vas discovered
az 10 So a.elaes a lire 81 Bose Was
as-s a-. smssesrsas tss fares, The
s..aa.ss vas fssaFFG.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-11
RETAIN NEWBERRY
CITY'S FIRE CHIEF
prr rHEEE OTHERS KEFT ~ JOBS
sun ~ Sse.s--fuI Aspirsat. Ar~
N~~ff Selected and -ptif n ysss
Zones IN Year Cas~s-
~ AFFOTNTMEyT-.

init ~ Hrs department. ts- ". Nsw-
Asrrf. feappoiatsd-
t5siafanf ehi~f ~ IRE dspartn~nt-
Peter Frrrs rsappaintsd-
Ffambfag Inspector Ioha 4. Js~Ts.
gandina Inspector q. y. tohnssn.
sfre john a.. ~tapp-
FaUrr mafror Hrs- HarThrst
ssBrasdrr. rgappaintsd-
Resistant eommis.ieasr ~ street..
aeafY rhads.
ffr Hsalfh paYsi~isn Dr. q. r. Fss-
s-r. r.e- BE-. a. y. Hasiler-
ffr fsad laspsrtsr aad Wsixsts and
nsasafrs seairr o.. N. A. HsfiinFs-
.srfa. f.er Herman .. WiaxIsr.
naafa 6aierr Ft~asant y C0ts tigs
Hgaa FrafE
Wsssrrrris aaiesr waiter fbsnfsan.
sfer Iahn r.. rarr.
r,fr.5man Ernest Uistaa. sirr
fsha o.. llhnaau-
se4ssasrrs fbs psNsoo eatorsd
and sraaa E-sep 0eoiurrtI. sies tt-ut
aassstf rutarrd
uamBrrt GBrarY baarf Re- b. tea
ssff. rra1paintsd. charles strhis- re-
tpuainfrd. sad william ssnaei4s
.amF- E-vterrg e-tsras rFee
rfatrr coo -.F sIt vesFs sssE ea.sf
sf as f-atrrssraE. was rrsbaofsr=.t ts
ns. saaa lei. tH- rrEs.sf srsslas af
n4 m .r1ssI .fsF evening" me
safs ess ..aF .4 one Ntrer NeD,es-
.ss arE one single one vote
s1.Hsr H- uaI.1H.
.Hsr 0-Va-rrF vas one st fslsH e.s7
Oil .4fs Hr T-aapo s.-'t Peter tfr1
sssfsa. .aH-f secs Margaret aeas7e-
f-r sr e- Htrre1. ard I1sa d lares.
a.HHHas rs1erf1F. chosen Oh .sr last
tHa.4Hsrra aH. we're rrfaiarf tsr
a-e Two nsmFrFs ar tar frarr
sasrf r 70 .era-ltT sof eesr.ss BE.
BIZ we're fls5 srst is aHfr. 1Fs-rz
sa H- .sF are Hrg
ssf- .asH la= aeanIa.ssre a eet-t
yaeHrFrf .s-f- wte set H .ar
vote 1a Hrr eEf-r selections. .7etT
8...4s-e .srFrrr F1f-f FEssrst Esr
samaf af En-s- f.fsssg ss eaff1.-
man IUs came vas aTrFrf HaH~
missioner lf-grF- NsTar H."erH.
chic aaf-.f aFf.ssr enc sr.-r..rr OF Abe
Dawson sFf Fraaf U-rer raf eatrrH
fsrt
uakrs ftrst tBpoi1tasuts
F9- mttaE OF s6Ba.ere-efs vas .
s.4sf-.t 8 WsF1F Ne.esarf.r Bee se
.sef-I ea- Elrr- members er enc library
nesef 44afas ST. Eeas-tr sa- s.-s.-
s-., r-ersr
.4 .s..--r LH-,fHt- followed ere
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London, Oct. 15th--Ihe following o%fficinl
announcement has been made "a Zeppe-
lin rad occurred Gu Tuesday evening over Il
part of the London area, II certain number IF
incendinly and explosive bombs being DROP
ped, but the material damage was small, and
the few fires which resulted were quickly eN-
tiu5uished by the fire brigade. 1t is now
only possible to say TINT no public buildings
were injured and that the casualties were
two women and six men killed, and about
tAitty-four persons injured. Except one sol
der, who was killed, all were civilians, and
the numbers mentioned include all reported
until midnight on Wednesday,.
An c%ficinl desp"tch from Nlsh states "On
the Danube front fighting has occurred south
of Gradiste and southwest of S%emendrta,
aud the latter place has been evacuuted. In
the direction of Lipe, near Semendria, u
fierce Ell. agemeDt was fought, aud the
enemy has succeeded in occupying Lipe,
but at a heavy cost. There has been
no action since, MS the enemy had such
great losses that the battlefield was co vered
with the bodies of his troops. He has also
attacked near Belgrade at Veliki, Mokri and
Loug Tourlak.
A Berlin official bulletin announces: ffThe
resistance of the Serbians has ,uficed
to only slightly retard orr forward
movement. South Of Belgrada, Za'eznek