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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
SOME GOOD WINTER DISHES.

The use OF the raisin has been by
no means exhausted. Its delicate fla.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24
Endless,

Endless.
Paw, what's the longest period of
timer"
From one pay day to the next
Buffalo Express.
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Unable to Reach Bottom.

Unable to Reach Bottom.
cavern opened by miners blast at
Volcano, New, some time ago. was un.
able to discover the ends of the ifs
sure. Stones dropped through the
opening could be heard bounding from
wall to wall, but there was no sound
indicating that they reached the bot
tom.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

Marriage is both an illusion and q
disillusion.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

We Murine after Exposure In Cold.
Cutting Winds and Dust n Rastcra.
Refreshes and Promotes Eye HEATH
good for all Eyes that Need Care
= mnrane Eye Remedy Co. Chicago.
SENDS Eye Book On request
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Sl5HpKIIOIITV
daABNE1$'

'Twixt The optirnist and the pessimist
The difference Ia droH, 49,.
The optimist sees the doughnut
The pessiinist sees the hole
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

10 be sure OF escaping all earthly jar
just hitch your good wagon to star.
"A laugh Ia worth 4 thousand groans
i'm any market.
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Good to Them,

GOOD TO Them.
is your new servant good to the
children"
Yes, indeed. She never tells me
any of the bad things they do while
| am away"
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1916-02-24

going through the Change of Life. / found it very
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have had them try it and they also have received T
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II Roundy St., Beverly, Mass. l|IN
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Women may receive free and helpful advice by writ
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1916-11-16
DEUTSCHLAND BALLAST
TO Be USED As "IR0N MEN,
Souvenirs of Submarine VIII BE
Sold in Aid of German Widows
and Orphans.

NEW LONDON. Conn, Nov. ls.-
Iron ballast weighing 100 tons,
brought over on the German sub
marine merchantmen Deutschland, Is
to be converted into Deutschland
iron men," TO be sold as souvenirs
OR the benefit Of German widows
and orphans OF the war, II was stated
to-day. The souvenirs will be little
smaller than an American silver dnl-
lar and they will bear Impressions in
relief showing the Deutschland, and
Captain Koenig's signature. II IL
said that some OF the metal came
from European battlefields.
The Deutschland has been repaint-
I'D a dark battleshlp gray and Is now
considered ready to make a start at
any minute on her trip across the
Atlantic.
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20 DARE DEVILS START
IN VANDERBILT CUP RACE
New Record Expected in Annual
Auto Contest Run To-Day at
Santa Monica, Cal.

SANTA MONICA, cal. Nov. 10
Twenty drivers got away to-day Ia
the eleventh Vanderbilt Cup road
race. with NJ. j. Moosie and Lewis
jackson getting the starters flag
first, the others following In pairs
at ten seconds Intervals. The course
measures a trifle over 294 miles. or
thirty-five circuits OF about an eight
and one-half mile triangular boule-
ward
Besides the cup and prize money
there was at stake for the winner OF 900
points in the seasons American Auto
mobile Assoalation's competition for
the title of Master Driver OF the World
and sl3,50O. in which Johnny Aitken
has a lead OF 2iO points over Dario
Resta.
Fair weather promised good pondi-
tions for the long grind. and there
were expectations OF breaking me
record OF 756 miles an hour, esta b.
llshel on the same course by pe
Palma, winner In 1914.
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BANKER TO EAT CHICKEN;
FIVE RIVALS TO EAT CROW
Winner Bet on Wilson and the
Other Bankers Took the Losing
End Of the Wager.
-sn~,ial 70 The EtenlnE wwld J


MILWA UKEE. Wis. Nov. l6.-H.
II. A. Molenpah, President of the Cit
izons' Bank OF Clinton. wis, pinned
his hopes on the election OF Woodrow
Wilson. and because of the fact he
will cat tender. mllk-fed chicken at
a banquet In Milwaukee next week.
while five others. prominent wiscon-
sin bankers. at the table will eat
crow. These are r. J. Carr. President
Of the National Bank OF Hudson: l..
A. Dow. President OF the Plymouth
state Bank; Il. Wheeler. Columbus.
Vice President of the Farmers and
Merchants Bank; George N. Fratt.
Racine. President of the First Ma
tional Bank. and George A. Bartlett.
Secretary OF the Wisconsin Bankers
Association.
Mr.. Molenpah said he would eat
crow II Wilson was not elected. His
five colleagues took him up and eac n
OF them bet. Mr.. Molenpah proposes
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WINNERS AT BOWIE.

FIRST RACE-Msiden two-year olds
six and a half urlongs.-Kentucky Boy,
ne Haynesb, straight $50, place $40.
show $3.50. first; l.ucius, ll2 ueteronl
place Sll.A0, show $3.50. second: Tyrant.
ll2 ,ButwelD. show $3.50. third. Time,
l22 Ganaginsy Felucca. Sea Breeze.
Berney Kerney. Hesse and Bootle's
Baby also ran.
SECOND RACE Two-year-olds
seven turlcngs. Alvord. l06 IAmDrose)
straight $3.50, place $40. show t2.sO.
nrst Waukesg, li3 Robinson), place
S340 show s2.4O. second Kilkenny, l06
tSchutt nger), show $3.50, third. Time,
les I'd Roche, Cherry Ripe and
Joanna alsl ran.
THIRD RACE-Selling three year
olds and up; six aud one half furlongs
The Rusybody. ll2 Wardl, straight
sis50. place $500, show $3.50. hrstj
Progres sive. lOti1 (BalD. place $50
show $3.50, secONd; Favour l0j ,Hau-
sem show $3.50. third, Time. 90
kng Mart. High Horse. Between Us,
Commensiu also ran,
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RUSSIANS ATTACK
GERMANS NEA X RIGA:
DEFEATED, SA VS. BERLIN

BERLIN (by wireless to Ssyville).
Nov. Ian attack by Russian
troops on the German lines southea st
OF Riga, ON the Russian front, was
repulsed, the War office announced
In to-day's official statement.
In the southern part Of the woode !
Carpathians mutual artillery activity
was revived
PETH sRAD, Nov l6 tvia Lon
don.T de War ONCE announces
that artillery bombardmont is
takinEy1 lace over the whole front
In the ne ghborhood OF Lake Narocz
and a several sections along the
River Stokhod this bombardment
was above the average intensity. In
the region north OF Chelvov. Russian
artillery, using shells charged with
chemicals, successfully bombarded
tho enemy's position,
Southeast OF Lcmberg tho Germans
made an energetic attack. but were
beaten back.
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THREE CENTS HIGH
ENOUGH FOR LIGHT,
EXPERTS DECLARE
Electrical League Representa-
tive So Tells Public Service
Commission.
ASSAlLS EDISON PLANT.
Seven and One-Half Cent Rate
Offered Not Even Thought
of as Fair, He Says.

At a hearing before the Public Ser
vice Commission this afternoon over
the question OF q reduction OF rates
to consumers Of electric power. Frank
II. Green, representing the Electrical
League OF Greater New York de-
clared 70 Chairman Strauss that three
cents per kilowatt hour IL sum
ciently high rate.
J. w. Lleb. vice. president OF the
New York Edison Company. an
nounccd on Nov. . that his company
was willing 10 reduce the cost OF
electricity from eight TO seven and u
half cents, beginning on Jan. !, and
that on July I. 'if no unforeseen, ad e.
verse conditions are experienced by
the companies" the rate was 20 be
brought down to seven cents.
The meeting before the Public Ser
vice Comm ission was to find II there
were any objections to the proposei 4
rate Of the Edison Company Mr.
Green, who says his organizations
represents thousands OF consumers OF
electricity, said
I'VE do not object TO reduction
OF rates, but we do object to n reduc
tion on the terms the Edison Com
pany requires. They ask you TO fore
go for six months the right of ap-
praisal OF its plant and discontinue
all complaints against the company
for the same period. We believe =
cents kilowatt hour would be fair
price.
THE seven and half cent rate
which the Edison company offers In
an apparent spirit OF generosity Is
not even to be thought of as a fail
rate.
at would seem that the l. 'lsor
company was willing to give black.
mail to secure postponement OF ap.
praisals. In other words. the Edi.
son company is apparently willing I,
purchase postponement"
| Chairman Straus, halting ruhtheI
| remarks by the speaker. aueried:
What do you mean by that state
| ment? | think you are unfair"
Commissioner Whitney demandeC
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DO YOU SLEEP
and EAT WELL?
If Not, You are Rundown
and Need Vinol.

A;;ee. vs.--"I was weak. -dsen
no appetite, my blood was poor.
could not sleep nights and was rap.
idly losing flesh, but I am a farmer
and had to work. Medicines had
failed to help me until took Vinol.
After taking three bottles my appe.
tte is fine, I sleep we'll. my blood 10
good and am we'll again. Orlando
w. Borkey.
The letters from people who have
benefited by Vinoi. which we ere con.
itinuslly publishing in the columns OF
this paper. prove beyond question that
Vinol is the greatest strength creator for
run down people on the market.
The full formula is printed on every
label. Al Liggett's Riker Hegemsr
Drug Stores and at all drug stores tina,
display the Vinoi Agency Sign. Ais
at the leading drug store in all New
York towns.-Adw.
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FOOD SPECTATORS
ASSAILED BY DILLON
Commissioner Also Points Out the
Inadeduacy of the Distribut-

)OlihiilNolOliNi NioO ' OiihS Ntul AlS
lnadequacy of the Distribut-
ing System.
state Commissioner OF Foods and
Markets John J. Dillon. addressing
300 members of the Bronx Board OF
Trade at Eblings Casino this after
noon on "our Food supply" said It
would be a good investment for the
people TO guarantee to keep the food
Spectators In luxury II they would
only agree TO quit the business. He
paid his respects to the inadequate
system Of distributing food in this
city.
Every day trainload after train
load OF provisions pass down through
the Bronx 10 the lower part OF Man.
haitian" he declared. "only to be
hauled back To the Bronx a few days
later at an enormous expense"
Referring TO his recent controversy
with the milk distributors he said:
While they place all sorts OF fancy
labels on their milk. calling 1t grade
this. grade that and grade the other
thing, It all comes from the same
vat"
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PROHIBITION MOVE
STARTED IN BRITAIN
Notice Given of the Introduction of
a Resolution in the House
of Commons.

LONDON, Nov. ia motion that
the manufacture OF Intoxicating H.
auor should be prohibited will he
made in the House OF Commons. ac-
cording 10 notice given by group ~
members after the speech OF Walter
Runciman. President OF the Board OF
Trade, on the food situation,
The members Of the group. their
notice stated. will move that this pro
hibItion should he imposed in view Of
Mr.. Runciman's grave statements
respecting the shortage Of corn, su-
gar and other foodstuffs
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BERLIN REPORTS SINKING
OF 10000 TON TRANSPORT
London Says Story Is Intended TO
Explain Away Torpedoing OF
the Arabia.

LONDON. Nov. is-The Official
press bureau gave out to-day tho fol-
lowing official German statemen':
"On Nov. 6 a German submarine
sank by torpedo hostile trans
port OF about $4,000 tons, eight
nautical miles west OF Malta
The British Admiralty appends this
com ment TO the German statement;
'Ths announcement Is an obVi-
Gus attempt TO explain away an
outrageous and inhuman aot In
torpedoing a mail steamer with
out warning. The only ship sunl
In the Mediterranean on Nov 6
was the Peninsular ana Oriental
NATL steamer Arabia, 7,aS tons,
sunk without warning about 800
miles east of Malta"
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GERMANY RULES
ALL ARMED SHIPS
LEGITIMATE PREY
They Can No Longer Claim
Immunity as Peaceful Trad
erS, Says Zimmerman.
WILL SINK NEUTRALS.
VIII Not Spare Them if They
Carry Contraband of War
10 Allies.

BERLIN, Nov. 1e.-Gcrmany In
tends vigorously to prosecute her sub
marine warfare, refusing to recog-
nlzc armed ships as peaceful mer-
chant traders. and sinking the ships
OF neutral nations which bear ammu-
milton or contraband OF war.
This plain pronouncemcnt was
made to-day by Under Secret0y OF
State Zimmerman In a definition OF
the German attitude. The statement
~ Mr.. Zimmerman was made to ex-
plain what Germany meant when she
said that no changes were contem-
plated In the submarine programme
es 1t was understood 10 have been
laid down In the pledges given by
Germany to President Wilson.
German naval forces are sinking
neutral merchant ships" said DR.
Zimmerman. when they carry am
munition or other contrabnnd ship
ments to our enemies that are likely
to lengthen the war
I'VE are conducting cruiser warfare
with subm rines In compliance with
the rules OF International law. Ger
many cannot sit quietly, hands In
lap, and watch the Illegal British
blockade OF neighboring neutrals, but
must keep up her end In the ECONOMIC
war forced ON her by England with
the same relentless determination
that marks operations on all purely
military fronts.
III neutrals have TO lament the los.
OF ships and cargoes, 1t should DO re
meinbered that the real blame lies
with England. Az the armament oi
several British merchant ships ha,
been used for attack. contrary to the
English declaration, OF course armed
ships cannot be considered AZ peace.
ful trade boats.
England has consistently violated
neutral commerce and reduced 1t tc
a state Of bondage. extending tn,
contraband list by all means In II.
power and seeking In some cases tt
compel the carrying OF contrabanC
to our enomies. by blockading neu.
tral countries. compulsory charter.
ing of neutral tonnage, extending tn,
contraband list and other higi
handed and Illegal methods. she ma
more and more succeeded in com
polling neutral trade to comply will
her will.
I'VE are merely seeking, in self
defense. TO put an end to contra bo n,
shipments TO our enemies. Neutral
have an effective remedy against tn
loss OF ships by disseminating the car
rylng OF contrabrahd."
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90 know who was betting the black

60 know who was betting the black
mail.
THE people are being blackmailed,'
replied Green. They are being black
mailed by the acceptance Of this small
reduction in rates"
Chairman Straus then announced
that the Commission had decided
to accept the Edison Company's Of
fer. but stated:
1--WE will keep ths proceedings open
so that we can proceed against the
company any time that opch action
is warranted"
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PETROGRAD CLAIMS
MACKENSEN'S ARMY
IS IN FULL RETREAT

PETROGRAD. Nov. is.-(via Ion
dom. The war office announces
that Field Marshal Won Mnckensen's
Army IS In retreat In DobrudJa.
burning villages az n falls back. On
the Transylvanian front. In the re-
eion OF CAmpulung. Roumania, ter
riflc fighting is IN progress.
BUCHAREST. Roumania. Nov. ls.-
(vla I>ono nj. ).---RoumAnia's forces OPP
Grating In southern Tr1usylvania
yesterday retired toward Areful and
Rada cinesti. in the Ait Valley, and In
the direction OF Capacioasa, In the
jul Valley, according TO an official
statement issued to-day By the Rou-
ma nian War Department.
BERLIN, Nov. i6--tby wireless to
ss willie .)-Russien troops In strong
force attacked the Austro-Gcrman
lines east OF the Putna Valley, -
the Western Moldavian border. the
War ONCE announced to-day In its
statement on the campaign agalns,
the Roumanans. The attacks were
frultless, the announcement declares
4 ,r,. u.,,,,.rs a,.o ,,t,cL,d 4,
INV
the Oitus pass region nut h"o P'So
failed of success.
Tho Roumanisns ara ofrering stub
! born resistance TO tho Austro- o-German
advance along the p,sS roads into
! wallachla. The invading forces made
4 - A., -. p.,.A a
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EXPLOSION KILLS $50
ON 4 RUSSIAN STEAMER
6SO Others Wounded on the AM
munition Ship Baron Breceni in
Archangel Harbor.

LONDON. Nov. l6.-The Stockholm
newspaper Alton Tidningen says
that some days ago an explosion oc-
Cured on board tho Russian amunl-
tion steamer Baron Breceni at the
Russian seaport OF Archangel. caus-
ing the death OF 100 persons and the
woundlng OF $50 others. according
to a dispatch from the Swedish capt.
tai to the Exchange Telegraph Com
pany.
The Baron Brecenl and another
steamer, tho despatch adds, were de-
stroyed. Several buildings near the
harbor and two barracks were set on
fire and destroyed.
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GERMANS CLAIM
CAPTURE OF VILLAGE
FROM THE FRENCH

BERLIN. Nov. is (by wireless to
Sayvirle). .--Attaoks BY British troop'
on the 0erman lines along the road
from MalIly TO serre, and also to the
southeast Of Beaumont, north OF the
River Ancre were beaten on by the
Germans in hand grenade hightine
the War Ofice announced Today.
Following 10 the text Of to-days
War once report on the operationi
on the Somms front;
Army group Of Crown Prince
Rupprecht-Separate British at
tacks on the road OF Mailly -ssrre.
further TO the east and to the
southeast OF Beaumont failed In n
hand grenade combat Stronger
attacks against Grandoourt broke
down under our fire.
in hard house-to- house fght-
ing we wrested from the French
the eastern part OF Saillisel.
"ln tho evening Hanoverian
Ftisilier Regiment No. 10 stormed
the tenaclously defended French
trenches on the north edge Of 81.
Pierre vaast Wood. Eight ON
GERS and s2S men and Ave ma
chine guns were brought In.
I'm the fighting yesterday In the
sector of Ablaincourt- Pressoiro
the limo was unchanged.
Thirty -nine Belgians wore vie
Tins of q hostile air attack on
ostend. As a reprissi against the
bombing OF peaceful Lorraine
villages. Nancy. in tho course of
tho last few days. has been
sheiled and bombed"
PARIS. Nov. l6.-1'he French las
might recaptured the portion Of tn,
village OF Pressoire. on the eStfem'
southern end OF the somme font
day. tho War office announces.
The statement confirmed the repor
that In yesterdays Violent assault tn
Germans utilised thrso entire div
isions Of troops-s0.0oO men OF al
classes--and lost heavily. Their ne
advantage was lost when the Frcncl
regained the captured ground dunn
yhe night.
Following Is the text of to- day
French War Once report:
North Of the Somme the enemy
did not renew his attempts against
our front.
south OF the Somme We made
an attack during the night against
the eastern portion OF Pressoire
which had been occupied by tho
enemy. Here the French troops
resisted with admirableS energy.
and, thanks TO this Nnncity.
coupled with the determination Of
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our troops. we drove the Germsxs

our troops. we drove the Germsxs
from the village. At the end OF
ferocious fight under a lombard
ment of sxtreme violence Pres
soire Is now entirely In our pos
session, and our gains OF Nov. 7
have been in oil respects main
tslned. According to recent in
formation the enemy, who brought
forward 70 take part in this at
tack forces belonging TO three dif-
ferent divisions. suffered very
heavy losses as result OF the
serious check we put upon him"
LONDON, Nov. le.-"DurinE III
night there was considerable sncml
OF our battlefront north anC
south OF the Ancre." says state
ment from the War Office to-day
Otherwise there Is nothing q
report"
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retreat Of the German rsuiearisn
forces in the Cerna Bend under the
assaults OF the serbisns Is admitted
IN tho official statement issued ~
the War of,oe to-day. According to
the statement the Buissrians have
fallen back on a line four TO sir
miles west Of Iven. the last town west
OF the cerna reported captured by the
Serbiana.
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speed Boat Baby Ranbier aud Two
Men Missing.

TOLEDO. Nov. l6.-Clint Wynn and
schuyler Bartholomew are missing
since Tuesday morning. when they
started In the teeth of a gale to drive
Commodore Greening's speed boat baby
Rambler from Monroe. twenty mile.
away. to Toledo for drydock. They
have not been heard from since. The
Baby Rambler was one OF tho fastest
semi -hydroplancs on tho Great Lakes
and had been "A contender In Intorlake
Yachting Association regattas since she
was built five years ago.
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MRS. BOISSEvAIN STILL
FIGHTING HARD FOR LIFE
Has Fifth Blood TRANSMISSION Opera.
ton After All Hope Was
Abandoned.

Los ANGELES. Cal. Nov. l6.--
After hope had been abandoned by
her friends and attendants yesterday
following n relapse. lnez Milholland-
Boissevain, noted suffrage leader.
underwent a fifth ood-transfusion
operation during the night ana was
lighting for life to-day.
Her condition was reported un-
changed. Surgeons said to-day her
chances for recovery were slight.
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FINED S25 FOR FALSE ADS"
sussmsn would stack n Hous. nnd
sell out, Say Police.

Arnold SussmAn OF No 30 Wost
Eighty second street was fined ,25 in
Special Sessions Court this afternoon
following his conviction on the charge
OF inserting false and misleading adver-
tisements In the newspapers
II was his practice, according to the
police, to stock a house with furniture
and then advertise In such "A way as 10
give prospective purchasers tbs id.a
they were participating IN a genuine
sale OF household effects
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bridge Tender Falls to Death.

John Kuane. fifty-six years old. ten
der OF tho University Heights Bridge
over the Harlem River, fell from the
fridge hulknsad early = morning and
was druwue'. His body was found of
lIip~sbridge Road and taken 20 the
Fordham Morgue. lie had gone out or
the bridge bulkhead to eXtinguish the
lights,
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Potatoes TAKE "a Drop In Londou
Market.

LONDON. Nov. l6.--Potatoes in CO.
vent Garden Market dropped 10 shillngs
a ton to-day on the news OF the
projected food dictatorship. The present
prive Is 20 los. for t..S best variety,
Agricultural reports indicate n poor crop
of potatoes, the late and wet season
having bad effect. The Irish potato
crop, Il Is said. viii he less than two
thirds OF the average
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-yesr-old Samuel Cohen. who
lives at No. 1858 Beekman Avenue, the
bronx. was taken suddenly M at IA
ono Hundred and Forty -hrst street
and Beekman Avenue. lie was taken
to n nearby drug store where he died
Or. Beluci, who was called from the
ltNT.,. u.sks,s s@,s =. sssIs ass
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Democratic Consress Candidate
Gains In Pennsyivania.

FITTSNVNIII, Nov, Ib,-The oftIcisl
count OF the ballots Gust In the Thir-
tie,h Congressional District was re-
sunl'n lo-uhg Whtn 'ne r.,u'hlhg board
prccincts showed that NJ, clyde Kelley,
Democrat, had n net gain OF Ss over
the unofficial figures, which still left
Representative William IL, Coleman
leading by % votes