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1T REQUIRES THREE MEN
TO MANICURE HER NAILS
Sleek JnEunr at ChirngO Goo Objects
Strcnuously When She IL
Being .'DOllcd Up.n

CHICAGO. November 6.-Three men
finally managed to manicure kitty
neutrality-suspicious. she had boon bound
hand and foot.
The men We're not regular manicur
lists and their obstrcperous customer
was not an ordinary beauty parlor
habitue.
kitty" is the dainty and charming
jaguar at the Lincoln Park Zoo. She
is a special friend of Cy DE Nry, head
keeper OF the Zoo. and he was loath to
employ drastic measures in performing
this common factor of every self-rc-
speeding PERSONS toilet--manicurng
'kitty's" claws.
But Kitty failed to respond ami
cably to her Keepers suggestions re-
garding the impropricty OF six Inch
tngernails. She seemed TO lean more
toward the Chinese taste in the matter
which esteems the long nail.
De Vry, however, held that when In
Rome all sensible jaguars do as the
Romans do. so he gently but firmly
bound tho limbs OF the fair Kitty ana
proceeded to doll" her up with his
grape primers. y couple of unchival-
rous aids allotted him, and despite the
violent protests from their outraged
patient, which continued during the
operation. succeeded In removing sew
cral superiluous yards of nails
In the estimation of her captors, ut
least, Kitty now presents a much more
trim and up-to-dute appearances
"Cy's Delight" Il twenty eight foot
python. is reported helpless in the
grim clutches of whooping- cough, and
has been put in the pesthouse
hoarse cough and constant commissions
are the symptoms, and gallons of
soothing sirups are being administered.
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Disordcrly at School.

Acting upon warrant sworn out
by irene Stewart colored, charging
tho defendants with creating a distur-
Dance IN the WcStwood School. I'm
winch she is teacher, Magistrate r. 4.
Smiih, OF llenrico, yesterday fined nine
men ana women. all colored, $40 and
costs each. The alleged disturbers of
The peace were Sallie, Joshua and Nan
ME robertson. George and Tallie Wood.
Phil Winston. Malindy Martin, Mamie
Thomas and Mary Anderson Julien
Gum, attorney for the defense. noted
an appeal in each case. Policeman r.
w. Bcndall served the warrants
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
CAPTURE WILD STAG
regular Deer Hunt In New York. Lends
To Capture of .iuimuI, Which
Is Lodged in ZOO.

NEW YORK. November 6.-Tbcre
was some deer hunting in Greater New
York Yesterday.
y whitc-tailed stag, about two years
old presumably nm offspring OF the
herd that escaped from Van Cortlandt
Park seven years ago. appeared in the
woods back of College Avenue. the
Bronx, ana lcaped the fence into q
yard.
The stag, which probably has been
hiding in the wilds Of Westchcstcr
County. was itself wild. II charged
David kempner. superintendent OF an
apartment house. when he appeared
kenpncr wisely called Patrolman Pc
tcrson OF the fremont Station.
The stag was finally Corncrcd cagcd
and taken TO the Bron2 Zoo. much to
the regret Of the ncIEhboring chill
drcn, who crowded the yard and fed
the stag after IL was safely imprisoned
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
ANOTHER WAR SWINDLE
Of Complaints Made to Police
of Berlin Against Marriage
IfrOkcrS.

BERLIN, November 6.-Hundreds Of
complaints have been received by the
police OF the German capital against
firm of marriage brokers' The
'schadchenS Scrt the following cir
cular to thousands of sorrowful women
who have lost their husbands on the
battle field:
Dear Madam.-From the official loss
lists issued by the general staff, we
learn that your husband has been
Killed ut the front. You will, of course
desire to marry again as soon as nos
Sibie. We have on our lists about i61
gentlemen of all ages. trades and poo
:essions. who are looking for wives
Many of them are government officials
lawyers. physicians, college professors
md army officers. The choice we can
ofrer you is excellent and we have no
doubt that YOU Will find the partner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

losses. Fighting with French troops
on the front OF Krivolak-Somtaga
Glova is passing"
dispatch from Saloniki states that
the Serbian government ana foreign
ambassadors have been transferred TO
NoVibazar before the menace OF the
Austro-German and Bulgarian advance
the temporary capital was to be es-
tablishcd at the mountain fastness of
Mitrovitza.
INVASION OF SOUTH
DEFINITELY CHECKED
Despite Bulgarian claims of sue
cesses i'll the south, it Is stated In
Paris dispatches that the invasion OF
this section of Serbia has been def :
nitely checked by the Anglo French
troops, operating with the Serbs. A
rout of the iulgars in the Prilep region
is reported in an official communiuue
Issued in Paris. y
The Bulgarians advancing along tho
Velcs-Prilep road were at Isvor when
the Serbs sailed through the range
which overlooks prilep and attacked
them" says the communuue.
The battle had been raging for sew
eral days when the British and French.
having arrived at krivolek. dashed into
the tight Their assault on the BuIyurs
quickly finished the latter.
The Nardar River banks are clear OF
the BulHarians."
Serbian officials estimate the Bull
Garian losses at 100000 since the cam
paign opened
The Bulgarian advance upon Pristina
has forced General Boyovitch to fall
back, according To II dispatch to the
Mcssagero OF Rome. He Is reported
preparing to cross the frontier into
Montenegro.
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ATTEMPT At IA COURrINE.
RESULTS IN FAILURE

PARIS, November G.--Heavy fight
ing in the Champagne and Bois-Ie
Pretre districts is reported in the Of
fetal communicates issued to-day by
the War Office.
The Germans made new effort TO
retake their old positions at La Cour-
tine, but the attempt resulted in Il
complete failure"
In the Bois-le Pretrc. northwest Of
Pont-a Mousson, the trench to-treuCh
lighting to-day was unusually severe,
hand grenadcs and bombs being used
French mines ia the region between
The Argonne and the Mouse caused
serious damage this morning 10 Ger
man attachments in the sector Of
Mclaucourt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
TRRASHES EDITOR
Nnyor-E Elect nn Dry Ticket Then Pre-.
fcrs Charge Against Self and
Is EincM.

WELLSNILLE, ONO. November O.
Mayor Elect liamlm Barnes. after n
hot campaign, during which he was Sc
Ncr"ly scored 10y his opponents
thrashcd Francis Carruthcrs. editor OF
Il weekly paper, who had been bitter in
his dcnunCiatiOn Of harness stand on
the liquor question. Barnes. a "dry"
candidate, was elected by u big ma
jOrity.
Immediately after the fight Barnes
went 10 the Office Of :; justice and en-
tered charge of disordcrly conduct
against himself. At the hearing he
pleaded guilty ana was fined Carru-
Tiers later attempted to file 4 charge
against Barnes before Mayor Steiner
but The l0tter refused 70 entertain it,
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The BnII>nn cnDipniEn apparently
In nearing Il Gilman. Nlsh, the for
titled city 80 long the Serbian tenn
pornry capital, has fallen before the
BuiEariau thrust from the east,
while from the north the Austro-
Gcrntnn forces nrc pressing down
upon King Peters struggling forces.
kraiicVO, on the Western MOrRvn.
Inns been taken. SRryarin WIS emp
turcd and with II more than 5000
Scrbinns. while mt Nrivivir the Hui
garlauS nnd the Tcutonic forces
hnrc formed Il new junction.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

of the present location immediate use
ckuld be made of the buildings thereon
This would at once relieve the present
condition, as several of the departments
could he conveniently operated therein
until such time as an appropriation
might he made to extend the post office
to Eleventh Street. This space could
be improved so as TO more than double
the present space utilized.
Upon the plea Of an emergency and
the promise Of our Representative that
he would not ask for additional appro-
Dration for this purpose until after
the two succeeding Congresses. the APP
preparation was recommended by the
committee and, after n strenuous effort
on the part of Congressman Montague
the House passed the bill.
NOT JUST To REpnESEN
TO CHANGE THE PLANs NOW
Senators Martin and Swanson. in
the face Of strong opposition against
further appropriations at this time for
the Improvement Of public BUILDINGS
succeeded in having the Senate concur
in the action of the House. Had this
measure carried the slightest indica-
ton that ii would be possible that our
representatives in either branch would
ASK FOR supplementary appropriation
for a new site and an additional build
ing, am Informed by those in position
to know that tn present bill would
haYc failed Of passage.
Il submit. in view OF the FOREGOING.
that II is not just to our representa-
uN"s in Congress, or in the best inter
ests OF Richmond, to try now to pro-
cure new location and an additional
pubic building. Such a course is
likely seriously to cndaneer our pres
ent prospects for an enlarged post
Office ON the present site, as the mat
ter would again have 10 so before Con-
Sress in order that the provision might
be changed"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
In HrnricO Jail,

Henry Watson, colorcd. alleged
slayer of Tom Hill. also colored. was
yesterday brought to the Henrico Jail
by Sheriff Apperson. of New Kent
county, for safc-kccping. Watson is
alleged to have struck the negro
on the head with a stick Friday morn
ing, death resulting few hours later.
me accused man claims that he acted
In defense of his mother, Fill having
to kill her
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
NORFOLK AND WESTERN
ORDERS $4,000 TONS OF RAILS

ROANOKE, VA. November 6.-The
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany has placed orders for $4,000 tons
or steel rails with six big steel firms.
they ire the Carnegie, Lackawanna.
bethlehem. American, Maryland and
Cambria steel Companies, IL was an
nounccd by officials OF the Norfolk
and Western here to-day
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BCRLESON WILL RECOMMEND
WAREiIoi SEES AT STATIONS

POSTMASTER General Abort : Etu.,r-
son has informed ono of our rep,esnn-
iatives in Congress that if the nresan,
post-onicc in Richmond is not enlarged
he intends TO urge upon Congress thnt
postal facilities at Richmond be i'm
creased by erecting terminal stations
at the railroad d"pofs, which would in
'tUe' ''S7 COST 90 me government
"'" ,e'oe' 'uS' as tnle'cnt service 10
~. ''p" ''''en'' '"''e'N relieving the
'''i'e"' % '"' necessity of Invest
7 10 nue. ia expensive properties.
''"" '"a' nc "o"'H recommend This
'o.t.s y" s''''''"' instances IN every city.
hVery one must re'A%e that Congress
"pp' OPP 'A'ts '"e money ana specifies
"" - Sn"'' ne extended relying very
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
British War Minister Is on His Way
to Scene Of Fighting in the Near East

EIElD MARSHAL EARL KIT
4 ClENER. british Secretary of
state for War. aud the leading mill
tnry figure in Great Dritnin tn-dny.
Is On his wn! to the scene OF the
lighting i'm the Near East. where IL
L. expected he will dclyc deeply into
conditions and adopt measures by
which the allies hope to work the
situation out of the tnnGIc In which
1t npprnrS To he involved mt present.
London newspaper opinion Ecncr-
nlIy seems to lie that Earl i<itchcn-
cr's chief activities from now on
will be In the field. or mt least close
10 the scene of actual hostllltirs. In
some quarters there tx the positively
expressed opinion Tint hc will not
aanin return to the War Onicc. net
ing possibly nS chief OF ns IA Lending
fisurc of general stan for the
allied forces.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

On the Russian front the Germans
again are ON the defensive ncUr
Dvinsl<. hut claim to have fooled all
the Russian attempts to break their
lines. berlin claims further Gains
in the southern sector. notably nIonE
the Stripn, In GnItcia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
GENERAL WOOD TO SPEAK
Will Address Alumni Of VirEInin
Military Institute ON Thurs
div NIcht

w. w Laprndc. president OF V. NJ !.
Alumni Association, suited yesterday
that the association will hold Il meet
ing ut the Wcstmorcland club on
Thursday night. Mr.. Lapradc has re-
ccivcd a letter from MajoV-iencral
Leonard Wood. commander II the De-
partmcnt of the East, United States
Army. stating that hc would be pres
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07
Enrolment of S.iGn at L. OF T..

PHILADELPHIA. November G.-Thc
registration figures OF the University
OF Pennsylvania, made public here TO-
day. show an enrolment in all de-
rartsncnts aggreeating $3.50 an in
crease OF l.nUl over last year, and the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

largest in the history of the instftu-
tion. The college department. includ-
ing arts and science and biology; the
Wharton school, the medical school
dental and veterinary departments, ali
show gains, while there are slight
losses in the law school and the Townc
scientific school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

you on receipt Of $50 marks. For our
services In bringing about II marriage
we charge from 100 marks upwards.
This fee is very moderate, us we have
n first-class clientele"
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ent and deliver an address Among
the other out-of-town guests will be
General L.. w. Nichols. superintendent
of V. NJ. l.. and a. a. Blow. of New
York. There will also be present IL
number OF prominent Richmond men.
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grad statement reported fierce lighting
In this district the outcome not being
announced.
x Paris reports the rcpulsc of now
German attack against the position Of
sLaccurtine." in the Champagne.
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THREE Days BATTLE
AND CAPITAL IS TAKEN
Fruits of Victory Mt Nish Fall to Bull
garian Army Under General
BoYadjief.
SERBS SEEM DEMoRALIzED
They Are Losing More Prisoners and
Munitions as Ring OF Iron Is
Forged Tighter About Them by
Oncoming Teuton Armies.

LONDON. November G-Aftcr 81 three
days battle, Nish. the Serbian war
capital. has been occupied by the first
Bulgarian army, under General Boyad-
lief.
AZ the same time. the German gen.
oral stan reports the capture by Aus
tro-German forces of Varvarin, to-
gether with 5000 Scrbians Varvarin
is in the Morava Valley, thirty-hve
miles northeast of Nish. The Bulgars
control the Orient Railway from Nish
to their frontier. The Austro- Ct erman
forces hold 1t from Belgrade and
Semcndra to Narvarin. This gap Of
thirty-iive miles, therefore. alone need
be closed to open through railway traf-
fc from Berlin to Constantinople.
1t is confidently predicted in Berlin
tonight that trains will be running
to the Turkish capital within q few
days.
The convcrSing Austro- G erman and
Bulgarian armies moved at faster
pace to-day. Successes on nearly all
fronts in Serbia are reported by Berlin
and Sofia, 'and as the invasion gains
momentum, the Serbs appear to be be-
coming somewhat demoralizcd Larger
captures Of prisoners and material are
day.
CAPTURE TERMINAL BRANCH
WHICH TAPS ORIENT SYSTEM
An official statement received to-
night from Vienna tells of the occupa-
ton by Bulgarians of Soko Banja,
terminal point on branch railway
which taps the Orient system north of
Nish. and about one-third of the way
haf al,
also report that the main Montenegrin
position has been broken, and that
kraljero has been captured by Ger
man troops, who have also effected n
crossing of the Western Morava The
statement says:
Austro- hungarian forces OH tho
Montenegrin border stormed Ilinobordo
Mountain, thus breaking the main
Montcncgrin position.
THE Austro- Hungarians of General
Won koevess's army took the Pass of
klswia. south of Ariljc, and also drove
the Scrbians across the Jclica Noun
tains south Of Cacak
German troops lave occupied Kral-
JeNo. In the southeast the Germans
have crossed the Western Morava.
THE army of General Won Gallwitz
is nearing Ravini, north of Krusevac.
'Nish is in Bulgarian hands They
also occupy Soko Banja and the heights
west Of Lucovo."
y delayed Bulgarian report said:
I'VE reached the vicinity of Soko
Banja on Thursday.
I'VE have conquered further portion
Of Nish on the northeast front, aud
have captured two guns, two munitiun
wagons and 400 prisoners.
"On the Knishevatz-Svirl Railway
we have captured a locomotive. 1903
wagons and n quantity OF heavy am
munition.
South of Strumitsa, superior Eng
lish and French forces attacked our
front and were repulsed with heavy
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Champagne district In France. II
trench or II section of one here nnd
there occasionally changing hnnds.
but without notable gnins of ground
by either the French or the Ger
mans being recorded.
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An official communication from
the Russian War Office claims the
capture by the RusSiuns of $500
prisoners ns the result of sur-
prise nttuck near the village of
SicnikOwice. on the Stripn River. in
Galicin. The Austrinns assert that
In the lighting around the village
they captured 6.GOO men and irty
officers. Vienna also snyS that two
strong nttnckS by the Rusxinns
against the Stripn front OF the Aus
trims collapsed, with heavy Rus
sim losses.
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news dispatch says that an Of
hcinl statement issued by the Ser
binn legation at Athens, under date
OF November 2, estimates the BuI-
Earinn losScs I'm killed un,l wounded
up To the present at 400.
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M'ADOO TO LOOK OVER
SITE FOR POST-OFFICE
Continued from

Continued from First paGcD
the matters cited by Mr.. Dahney have
not been made public before
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MORE THAN HALF OF SERBIA
Is TAKEN Ky INVADER.


More than half OF Serbia is now in
possession OF the invaders. who also
have taken the greater part of the
countrys railroad system. Tho new
junction effected between Austro- Ger
man and Bulgarian forces, reported by
Berlin to-day. completes the semi
circular wall OF hostile armies about
the rctreating Scrbians.
/. Several days ago the Austrians who
invaded Serbia from Bosnia joined
forces with their comrades who adj
vanced from the north. The line now
runs from the western border. near
NisheGrad, eastward along the railroad
to Narvarin thence south to Uskup.
The Bulgarians, however. have adj
vanced considerably to the west of the
Nish- Saloniki railroad, and are said to
be threatening Pristina.
The whole movement represents a
gradual closing in on the Scrhians
from the north, east and south in the
formation so often employed by tho
Teutons. 1t is said in Berlin that the
Serbians have an open line Of less than
seventy miles for retreat into Monte
negro. Should they seek refuge in that
country, they would be mcnaccd by
Austrian forces, which already have be
gun HI attack along the Northern ana
Western Montencgrin frontiers.
With the exception OF Belgrade. Nish
is the largest city in Serbia. Soon
after the outbreak of the war, the
capital was transferred from Belgrade
to Nish. There the government re-
NAMED until the city was threatened
by the invaders. In the last month
various towns have been ntntioncd as
the temporary seat OF government
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CAPTURE OF CAPITAL
" OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCED

e BERLIN. November (by wireless
TO Sayville, y. Y.).-'rhc capture OF
Eish. Serbia. by tho BulEarians was an
nounced officially here to-day.
The town of Kvalievo. thirty five
miles southwest OF KracuycvatH, also
has been captured by the Germans. WHO
are pursuing the Serbians TO the east
OF that point.
The Germans have reached the
Zupanyevac district. and in the Morava
Valley have pursued the Serbians he
You'd Obrezsicirica.
/, The Bulgarian conquest of Nish was
effected after three days of heavy fight
ing. In these engagements the Bull
garians captured $40 Serhinns and two
cannon.
n Near Lukovo the Bulgarians dc
featcd the Secbians, and in the vicinity
OF Sokobanya also they won Il victory
taking more than 800 prisoners and six
cannon. Bulgarian and German forces
got in touch with each other near
Krivivir.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

When we skeletonize
an Overcoat, it is be-
cause the nature of the
fabric warrants it.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-11-07

When we pipe a cuff
or a pocket with velvet,
1T is because it lends in
dlvlduality and tone.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28
SEPTEMBER 10Th

because of the pete this
the city for that matter We glad and proud
believe that you will be pleased the
exquisite style and beautiful fabrics make the fall styles
for 1915 We know that the prices right down the
limit where always place goods when first received We
could talk hours this line but
you and pretty dress bargains
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28

with their rather close fitting lines and graceful flare
straigher which
funess the The longer coats the most ay
High convertible collars sen sleeves large side
pockets appeal who like novel effects Plaik e
chief novelties fabrics with pushes velou velvet cords and chev
the conservative garments We will
gladly show them you--any time
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28

from the finest silk and goods the least of
fabrics
Silks especially popular this Fall novelties being pen
tiful Anticipating a large demand bought literally
Wool fabrics of course will be generally used pads
will be the popular pattern.
Braids and metal embroderies various widths offer
suggestions for adding attractive touches to-
In every prepared to help the home dressmakers
We NGlad to Show YOU
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28
We Are Glad to Show You
the New Corsets

We specialize in makes that satisfactorily
The fall models we've assembled comply with the
style tendencies Whatever individual
there model selections that will fulfill them Come
tsGlad % Show Week.
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28

which attractive the authentic styles for fall
Striking novelties individuality bring mnay
pressions of praise Suit jackets Of length but
harmony with the style of the suit Smart lines
dominate skirts
Broadcloths woseds popns gabardine and
popular fabrics Come glad to show
you to
The Twin Falls times. [volume] (Twin Falls, Idaho) 1905-1916, 1915-09-28
We Are Glad to Show You
the New Waists

simple in design but very important factor il
robe for Fall The semi-tailored styles impart
and air Of snnartness by an addition Of plating
hemstitching or embroidery Ribbons are much
favored in trimmings. Crepe de chine, crepe,
yoile chiffon and lace the fabrics most used
We are "Glad to Show them to you