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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-08
GERMANS DRIVEN BACH.
Rcpulse OF MackenseD's Array d
DObrudja,

Bucharest. Nov. 6.--Von Mackon-
sens Teutonic army in. Dobrudja has
been compelled to retreat. They burn
ed several villages as the army fell
back. according to the Official state
ment today.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-08
WILSON is

Believes That The People OF The
Country Will Endorse His Admins.
tratiOn.
Shadow Lawn. Nov. 6.--President
Wilson is resting today. On the eve
OF the election he is supremely con-
hdent that the balloting will vindi-
cate his policies. kilograms by bas-
Q full are pouring in from leaders
In the doubtful States assuring him
that his reelection is certain.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-08
MCCORMICK STILL CoNF1DENr.
Rcitcrates Assertion That Wilson Will
be Elected.

New York, Nov. 6.-Chairman Nc
Cormick today reiterated his forecast
that Wilson will receive three hun
dred and sixty-four electoral votes,
or n~inety-eight more than enough to
win.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-08
CLAIMS HUGHES ELECTION.

wilcox Says He Will Receive Three
sHundred and Ten Electoral Votes.
New York, Nov. 6.-Chairman Will
COZ issued O statement today claim
Ing Hughes election with from three
hundred and ten to three hundred
and fifteen electoral votes.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-08

Rub a sore throat with BALLARD,S
SNOW IMMINENT. One or two an
plications will cure it completely.
Price 26c, soc and $1.00 per bottle.
Sold by Sibert's Drug Store.-Advt.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-08
DRIVE ON TRIESTE CHECKED.
Attempts to Cross the CarsO Plateau
Defeated With Heavy Loss.

Vienna, Nov. 6.-The new Italian
drive toward Trieste has been check
ed, the war office announced today.
attempts of the Italians to
cross the Carso Plateau failed with
heavy losses under the fire of the
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-08
JOB o PRINCE.

Geneva, Nov. 6.-Prince Leopold of
bavaria, commander of the Austro-
German army i'm Russia, will probably
be proclaimed king of Poland.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-08

Observation-Disclosures. Despite strong
reinforcements the Italian troop
were unable to overcome the strong
Austro-Hungarian defense.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-08
ODDS ON HUGHES.
Wall Street Betting is Ten to Eight
Against Wilson.

New York, Nov. Con- the " Of
the election Hughes remained q ten
to eight favorite in the Wall street
betting. Advices state that even
money Is being wagered in Boston.
Chicago and Atlanta.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-08

It Is said that the recent session of
criminal court held In Charleston, cost
the taxpayers $40 an hour.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-08
AGENTS TO WATCH POLLS.
Special Care to Prevent Election
Frauds in Indiana,

TTUUt III INUIuIIU.
indianapolis, Nov. GA hundred
federal agents will watch the polls in
Indiana. where 1t Is reported frauds
VIII be attempted tomorrow. Many
civic organizations have also named
watchers. 1t is believed that "as In
diana goes. so goes the %nation.' Moth
ing will be left undOne to get out vote
and see that no frauds are committed.
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Gpt@ attbman ana Suutbron.
sshnsAsd wednesday aaa sssSrday.
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SUMTER. q O.
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Stops should be taken In Sumter 70
p a the provisions Of the compulsory
education law into effect. The con-
ting<nt fees have been abolished and
EXTRA school tax levied to permit the
compulsory education to become ON.
srative In this school district and tho
NEXT stsp-the enforcement OF the
lsw--is npw In order.
.
Ths newspapers have bean the
Victims Of sxtortion during the rast
Pear. according to the report Of the
Federal cDsnmi,slon appointed to In
vsseinSs The p4per situation. .rhe
mills have manufactured paper at less
cose than heretofore and have exaeted
IRON 100 to 500 per cent. higher
prices from the publishers. A search
ins invsstisation would probably re-
veal similrr conditions in other lines
Of eusinssA The public II being sys-
dramatically victimised by an unsea-
sonehis ana unjustined advance in
pr1ceu OF many necessary articles.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1916-11-08

~ nsptfeaat scvernor IN 1sos-os
~ 1885 ~, opposed Cole 1. Blsass
ana z G. rsathsrstone. for the gov-
srnorshtp isnd although ne received a
nHssertns vote. the two latter were Ia
me second primary. Since that time
n has not offered for n political
once Mr.. Mcleod In considered one
OF the leading stump speakers Of the
state.
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: SUMTER COTTON MARKEr.
Corrected Daily by

HARDY & CO., Cotton Buyers.
Good Middling Is 1-2 to 5-8.
Strict Middling IS 3-8 to Is 1-2.
Middling Is Ia to Is 3-Y.
Strict Low Middling Is to Is 1-3
Low Middling II 1-2 to II 5-8.
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tributors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-13
DOLLAR Day lin
the Gift
Section

E'RAMED pictures in the most
L approved new styles. artistic
frames. in gold finished Large
sizes and exceptional values shown
in a variety OF popular subjects.
Special ,......+-....s..-r 81 90
Pretty satin covered Coat Hang
ers. French rose effect. pink. blue
and lavender Special 81 90
Stamped Pillow Cases. on good
quality tubing. new and attractive
designs. regular csc each Special
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. LOO
Stamped Night Gowns. ready
made kimouo slipover styles,
stamped In attractive designs .
for Observation-Disclosures. 81 90
Fraser Paterson co.. Second Floor
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200 Fresh New lLimgerie
Waists lB0u@ht for
DOLLAR Day. $1.0O

This. the greatest Dollar Day OF the
year. will have a unusually attractive
offering IN beautiful. fresh, new. white
waists.
A big special purchase just received.
Several attractive styles that e1-
press the very latest styles.
Materials are fine lawn. piques and
pincord lawns
Large collars predominant and the
fronts are pin tucked, lace inserted.
and embroidered Some have lace
cdging
Every waist In the LOT an exceptional
value Tor +--++-.-...+........ .Oo
--FraEer-Paterron Co. Third Floor.
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Mems Silk Hose $500

Offering remarkable values In slightly
regular 81. so. si.75 and So SIX Stock.
ngs Stockings that are singuiarly good
it'll their few faults being very small
ID Insignificant
The defects are usually nothing more
Aan an oil spot. variation OF weave.
not in the thread. etc
Black. gray tan, blue and maroon. All
ss. On sale Dollar Day .......S 81 90
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l9I@mdIkercIhieES

-Women's fine sheer pure linen
hemstitched Handkerchiefs. with
finest hand embroidered corners. .
in Christmas gift box for 81. 90
Womens fine shamrock lawn
Handberchiefs. hemstitched and
with borders \ and = -inch widths.
Irish embroidered corners. 3 IN gift
boxes. boxes for ......s1 90
Womens lawn Handkerchief, Of
good quality. with neatly embrold.
cred corners. special. II for 81 90
Womens pure linen Handker-
chiefs with hinch hemstitched
hens and with dainty hand embroi-
dered corners, in gift box. special.
2 boxes for ............... 81 90
-Children's hemstitched Handker.
chiefs with plain-colored borders.
others white with printed figures
and colored borders, special = for
...... ..,................ -. 81 90
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Boys Hats ST.

Reduced from $50 20 tsoo
smart now. plush. velvet aud
cloth hats FOR bows 81 60 o years
~ axe.
In tho Dollar sale at ........ si.oo
Fraser Paterson Co. second Floor.
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Boxed Gifts

Enough material tfine mcrcerized
Rnttstcl FOR woman's night gown.
Put up In "a neat gift box. Light
blue, flesh. lavender and white.
Very acceptable and practical gifts.
y box .,.....,........... SI.00
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S1.5O Irish
able Linens
ST. Yard

For those who will give table
linens for gifts. this Is an exceR
tlonal opportunity Good weight.
all linen. 70.inch damask that
wears splendidly. and comes in
pretty floral designs with wide
double border effects Trday's
Wholesale cost is more than We
are asking for this quality linen In
our Dollar Day sale; yard $500
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Hand Carved Picture
Frames. Special Sl.OO

wide range Of assortment Sizes
la Hand Carved wood Picture
Frames Novelty STYLES. gold fin
lshcH
"A special purchase makes u posi-
bile for ne 10 offer very unusual
values Tor ........ ............ si.o"
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Sl.50 Satin Crib Spreads
Si.OO

Just fifty OF these fine quality
Satin crib Spreads i5N60 inches In
Size. Pretty animal effects Regu-
LARRY $3.50 each--hut for Dollar Day
.#..,..,..., ....,........,.... 90
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Neckwear af ST

a GROUPING ~ the very newest
\ styles. fine. dainty. freah nov
pieces. gulmpa. collars and dainty
collar and cuff sets.
-Guimps OF fine organdics. lace
trimmed
Collars 81 fine Georgetts. Ia many
81 the exclusive new styles with al
white. or with coiorsd trimmings
Neck FILINGS. priced regularly sia5.
$50. Si.75 and s. 90 values. Choice
on Dollar Day ...-.t........ 90
fraser Paterson Co. Fourth Floor
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Sl.oo First Payment ON
The Lyric Photograph

Plays Victor. Edison and Colum.
bia Records.
For Dollar Day only We viii sell
the Wonderful Lyraphone The S25
Photograph with the tone equal to
any hundred dollar machine. at
81 90 down and the remainder
So 90 per month.
This machine was introduced Just
few months ago and Is meeting
with great success.
Plays Victor, Edison and Column
bia Records.
Hear II demonstrated. 5th floor.
First payment, for Dollar Day,
only 500.
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Two Csc Guest Towels ST

Pine quality Irish Linen Iluck
Guest Towels, all nicely hcmstitched
and come Ia pretty designs aud neat
Irish hand embroidered Platforms.
Splendid 65c values; special for
,...t............ ..............S 81 90
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II Yards i2tlc
Outing flannel $500

Good weight warm fireCy out
inF Flannel 81 inches wide stand.
ard i2hc quality. e yards for 500
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Mems $50 Gloves for si.oo

All the more remarkable Is this offer.
ing when you consider the scarcity %
God gloves. Heavy street Gloves Of nice
oft cape stock. All shades OF tan Made
fth out-seams These are regular $3.50
ives. special ...... ........-...s1 90
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S1.25 Fancy
Turkish Bath Sets
for 81

Fancy Bath Sets. consisting of
one splendid. heavy. large Turkish
bath towel. one guest size Turkish
towel and one wash cloth Each set
in nice gift box. Special, set $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-13
JapameSe
Luncheon Sets ST.

tig5 Japanese Luncheon SETS. In
Guiding one cloth G0ktU inches in
size and six napkins 90 match In
nice gtft box Special set 500
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Fine Neckwear Sl.OO

Very fine, very beautiful. pure heavy
Italian brocade silks. New colors. rich
shadings. distinctive patterns. Indeed
beautiful collection OF noteworthy values
Any man would be pleased with one OF
these. Priced ................,.. 81 90
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Special ST.
$1.SW and So Nickel
and Brass Trays ST.


An excellent assortment OF odd nickel
and brass trays, Is. 20 and 24-inCh sizes:
$3.50, Sl.75 and 5000 values, for. $50. si.O0
2-Pece Carving Sets, $500
Two piece sets OF good quality Steel
blade and two-pieca game sets. Extra
N"iueS ~ si-oO
Fraser aterson Co. Fifth Floor
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90
$3.50 Novelty silks 81 Yd.

Ten pieces 2C-iuch high grade coll
prod ground Taffcta silks 100 "Eha.
dow Lawn Green Copenhagen.
myrtle. Belgian, medium and dark
brown, navy and marine. with . and
4 toned satin stripes. Special a yard
.......... .......... ............. - 90
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8 BeamGifulI Silk Ties
Mems soc Handkerchiefs 81

A special lot OF very fine. pure Irish
Linen Handkerchiefs. full large sizes
with fancy borders and coiored initials
20 match. The initials are hand embroid-
cred. the hemstitching IA hand work
Regular SOC values. Special 3 for 81 90
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Special 81

MANY pretty pieces Of Silver.
Nl ware. suitable for Christmas
gifts are featured at One Dollar
Bud Vases
Salt and Pepper Sets
--Condimcnt Sets
Salt and Pepper Casters
Bon Bon Dishes
---Candlesticks. etc
Sterling Silver. Special si.co
Sterling silver Pieccs-cream
ladies'. sugar shells. bonbun spoons.
tomato servers. olive foris. etc.
Special ......................s 81 90
One Hundred Doxen sIlver.Pls,ed
spoons. 500 Dozen.
a hundred dozen standard silver
plated Tea spoons In a pretty floral
design. French gray finish. $500
dozen value Special dozen 81 90
Fraser Paterson Co. Fun Floor
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One Hundred Dozen Siiser.Piatec
spoons. 500 Dozen.
China Section Offers Remarkable Specials for Dollar Day
Fancy Gift China
Special Sl.OO

An excellent
assortment o.
Fancy G
China inclu
ing ! a r K .
v a = o s. sugar
n n q cream
sets. dresser
sets. s a ! a d
bowls, celery
trays. G o m b
a n d hrus h
trays. tobacco
iara and dpz
ems Of other
articles All ..
-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-13
: rom Leather Goods
and Jewelry
Sections

cores % usefui and acceptable gifts
ave been assembled for Dollar Day
.'leces priced regularly 1875 TO $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-13
FIaSer!P

er:PafeTSOnCo
Gifts For Mem
8 Beam&iEul Silk Ties
W1~ for Sl.OO
W N Another neckwear senxa.
4 ton. just al the time when
AZ "A neckwear values are most
eGa ~ q appreciated Beautiful.
sRYEEsE5 heavy silks vide. flowing
@5/F/&az end ties A splendid as
AS<&5 sortment OF beautiful. rich
d. fH<Vss:: colors and attractive pat.
SnH VI Extraordinary Dollar Day
wv values. for ..... 81 90
! Mems soc HandkerchiefS 81
a special lot OF very fine. pure Irish
Linen Handkerchiefs. full large sizes.
with fancy borders and coiored initials
10 match. The initials are hand embroid-
cred. the hemstitching IA hand work
Regular soc values. Special. for 81 90
Fine Neckwear Si.OO
Very fine. very beautiful. pure heavy
Italian brocade silks New colors. rich
shadings distinctive patterns. Indeed a
beautiful collection OF noteworthy values.
Any man would be pleased with one OF
these. Priced .......+........,.. 81 90
Mems $50 Gloves for St.Oo
All the more remarkable Is this offer
ing when you consider the scarcity %
God gloves Heavy street Gloves. Of nice
oft cape stock All shades OF tan. Made
f.th out-seams. These are regular $3.50
ses. special ...... ........-...s 90
Mems Silk Hose Si.OO
Offering remarkable values In slightly
regular $3.50. Si.75 and s2.00 SIX Stock.
ugs. Stockings that are singuiarly good.
18th their few faults being very small
- iusfuufffcaut
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at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. st.oo
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Three SOC Fancy
Turkish Towels
for 81

Splendid. heavy weight. fancy
bath towels. 22Ni3 inches in size.
Soft colored borders in blue, pink
and gold. Some with monogram
space for initials soc standard
quality Dollar Day. 3 for. $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-13

- TX styles in attractive solid quartered
~ oak Well made and the best values
We have ever offered for 800. Bought
especially for Dollar Day
Fraser Paterson CO.. Fourth Floor.
chldren's Rocking Chairs Special 500
a large. substantial Rocking Chair for
children. two good styles sl.50 quality.
For Dollar Day only ............S1. 90
- Fraser Paterson Co. Fourth Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-13

NF fNN W l|I NV"
a r. e. IEai -
bulbs Flower
Do % " are
greatly ln fnv-
cor now uTh
these arc most
O. ftr % tive
% ~ a splendid
FOR gifts Spr
ciai ...s I.Oo
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-12-13

4 special purchase for Dollar
Day OF small size, Mahogany finish
Desk Clocks. Good works. Good
time keepers. Various shapes and
sizes Nice gifts. Sis values for
SlOO
Fraser Paterson Co. First Floor
Evening star., 1916-12-07
Bitter Comments Made
by Press of London
on Fall of Bucharest
BY the Associated Press.

6y the Associated Press
LONDON, December THE comment
Of the anti-government press on the
capture of Bucharest Is extremely bit
ter. It is declared that the fall of the
Rumanian, capital will cause a keen
sense Of grief and shame to'every Eng
lishman. and that is due before all else
to the colossal blunders of Lord Grey's
diplomacy.
Apart from the anti-government criti-
cism 1t is generally conceded that the
event will be a blow to the prestige
of the allies and a corresponding in
crease in the prestige of the central
powers The view is expressed that
it will probably cause prolongation
of the war, One editorial says:
1T is indisputable that the entente
collectively has suffered a disaster de-
flying belittlement."
The Mail assumes that the wheat the
Germans claim to have captured is
that which Great Britain bought for
f1o,000,000 and wants to know what
became of the money.
A Petrograd dispatch to the Post
records the view there that the cap
ture will bring enormous prestige to
the central powers. but says that 1t
will not affect the strategy of the war
and involves no loss to the cause of the
allies. provided the Germans fail to
establish themselves on the Black sea
coast
The dispatch adds that this vital
point is not now in Rumanian but Rus
sian hands
Evening star., 1916-12-07
TIMBER RESOURCES TOPIC
DISCUSSED BY H. S. GRAVES
Chief of q. S. Bureau Of Forestry Ad-
dresses Twentieth Century
Club-other Features.


, The monthly meeting of the Twen-
the auditorium of All SouIs' Church.
14th and l. streets. Henry S. Graves
chief forester Of the United States,
spoke on the conservation of the tim
ber resources Of tho country, and par
tiSularly with respect to the ieforesta-
tion Of the large areas of land in vari-
Gus sections Of the country. rendering
them unfit for Use as farms
Owing to the illness of Miss Leila
Mechlin, who was scheduled to speak
Miss Anna Seaton Smith accepted an
invitation to deliver a talk on the sub
ject which was to have been touched
upon by Miss Mechlin. Miss Smith
spoke of the value of American paint
ing. and referred to the pictures which
are TO be shown at the Corcoran Gal
lerys biennial exhibition. to open this
year December II.
A new section of the Twentieth Gem
tury Club was created and named the
conservation section. Mrs. Marius
Campbell was appointed head of the
new section.
Following the members luncheon a
meeting was held to organize the civic
section OF the club, at which Mrs F. V.
Coville presided, owing to the illness
of the leader, Mrs. Gilbert H. Grosvenor
Five new members were admitted to
the club. They are Mrs. Walter S.
Binley, Mrs. Henri Pittier, Mrs. A. F.
M!kkleson. Mrs Esper S. Larson and
Miss Alice Lane
Evening star., 1916-12-07
Seizure of Bucharest
One of Most Brilliant
Bits of Strategy in War

The capture Of Bucharest marks the
elimination of an operation account ted
by military commentators one of the
most soundly conceived and brilliantly
executed strategic:l feats of the great
war.
From the hour when Field. Marshal
Won Mackensen forced crossing of the
Danube and on November "a set foot
on Rumanial soil. effecting a junction
shortly afterward with Gen. Won Fall
kenhayn's armies. driving through
wallachia from the west, there seemed
little doubt of the ultimate fate of the
Rumanian capital The relentless pres
sure of the Teutonic invading armies.
with their Dreponderance of heavy ar
tillery, proved too much for King Fer
dinands forces once the Rumania n
front was broken in western Wailachia
and the Danube crossed behind the line
Of the northern Teutonic irruption.
Continuously outfianked on the south
by Won Mac ceensen's advance and on the
north by further Austro-German irrup-
tions through the mountain passes, the
Rumanfans had no choice but to fall
back upon the line of their capital and
now have been forced to yield even
Evening star., 1916-12-07
PLAN RUSHING PROGRAM
FOR RAIL LEGISLATION

Congressional leaders today are plan
ming to rush President Wilson's rail-
road legislation program through both
houses by amending bill to increase
the interstate commerce commission by
one member. passed by the House last
session, and now awaiting action in the
Senate. Adoption Of such plan. it IS
believed, will save several weeks work
that would be required If an entirely
new set Of bills were introduced.
How far-reaching the proposed
amendments will be has not been de-
eided They may stop at enlargement
OF the commission or go the 1ull ols-
tance as originally suggested by the
President and include strike inquiry
or arbitration clause and other fea-
lures. These details will be worked
out later when general agreement
has been reached as to the plan OF ac-
Evening star., 1916-12-07
Austrian Ruler Hopes
Foes Will See FutiIity
of Further PIoodshed
By the Associated Press.

LONDON, December IA Reuter-
dispatch from Amsterdam says EN-
peror Charles spent yesterday at Aus
trian headquarters. discussing with his
military advisers the military and
political situation brought about by the
capture of Bucharest and Ploechti
The emperor sent "A telegram to King
Ferdinand Of Bulgaria expressing joy
at the achievements in Rumania and
the hope that I'VE will succeed in the
near future in convincing the enemy
Of the futility Of further bloodshed."
A similar telegram expressing the
hope Of a speedy and final victory was
sent by the emperor to the Sultan of
Turkey.
Evening star., 1916-12-07
Won Mackensen Thanked
by Kaiser for Success
in Taking Bucharest
By the Associated Press.

By ths Associated Press
AMSTERDAM. December I, via Lon
don. $40 p.m.-Emperor William has
sent the following telegram TO Field
Marshal Won Nackensen. in command of
the Teutonic forces on the southern
Runanian front:
II is your excellency's birthday to-
day and the ever-u emorable CAPTURE of
Bucharest, the capital of the treach-
erous enemy. who was the last to ap-
pear in arms against US, gives me the
occasion. nA dear field marshal, to ex-
press my imperial thanks and fullest
recognition 10 you and to the glorious
troops OF the Danube and the ninth
army under your tried leadership, who
By the greatest exertions have achieved
extraordinary exploits
All Germany regards with pride her
own sons and those of her allies, whose
DEEDS, with Gods help viii be land
mark on the road to a complete VIC
tory"
Field Marshal Won Mackensen was
born on December 6, 1919