Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1916-12-13
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The disciplining of Greece by the al
lies has begun. A blockade of Greek
ports was formally announced by the
French government which, combined
with previous French orders against
movement of Greek vessels from their
harbors, is expected absolutely to cut
the kingdom off from supplies.
Ninety-four allied airpanes and 81
German machines were lost on all
fronts during November the Berlin
war office reported.
The German emperor, according to
the Berlin papers, has ratified the aux
aliary service bill, which thereby comes
into force, says a Reuter- dispatch to
London from Amsterdam.
The battleship Suffren,. which left
port on November "a, has not been
heard from since that day, and the
French minister of marine considers
the vessel lost with all on board,
says Il dispatch from Paris. The
Suffren displaced 1850 tons. It's nor.
NAL complement was $50 -men.
On the Verdun front German troops
entered French trenches on hill 3O4
and captured the summit of the height.
1.-THE Berlin war office announces.
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The steamship John Lambert, listed
In the maritime register as an Ameri-
can vessel, was shelled and sunk with
tout warning by German submarine
off the Isle of Wight according to &C.
counts given by members of the crew,
Americans, who arrived at New York.
Bucharest, capital of ROumania, has
been captured, 1t was announced Off
scially at Berlin. Ploeehti, the impor-
tant railway junction town, 36 miles
northwest of Bucharest, also has been
2taken.
Dispatches from Paris quote politi-
cal writer's as saying that the political
upheavals may be followed by the res
lgnation of General Joffre, comman-
. rder in chief of the allied armies. There
,are reports that the French govern
ament may be changed so as to concen-
rtrate authority for quicker decisions
and action.
Domestic
"A locomotive, a loaded street car
and automobile crashing together in
binding snowstor1n resulted in in
juries to 16 persons. The accident oc-
aeurred at Chicago.
j., P. Morgan, who has been in Eng
Hand for the last two months on q
financial mission, returned to New
York on the steamship Finland from
Liverpool. Mr.. Morgan is understood
ito have conferred with fiscal represent
,eatives of the British and French gov
4ernments on the subject of marketing
additional loans in this country.
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Arizona wild horse case at Omaha,
Neb., in which the government alleges
that a large number of persons were
-aiefrauded Of sums ranging from $1,000
to-S&25, 600 through the sale of phantom
herds Of wild horses in Arizona. de-
veIoped that one Of the alleged VIC
tins had sought in vain for two
months, with field glasses, for sight
Sof the animals he had purchased.
President Wilson gave a dinner at
the White House at Washington in
honor of Vance G. Mccormick, chair
man Of the national Democratic CAM
paign committee, with members of the
Democratic campaign committee which
aided in the presidents reelection as
guests. 1t was celebration of the vic
stOry Of last month.
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