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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-28
Nn brei 5runtcu.

9iorn 9iornion lit Ser Sobn oes
sroBen nortDesiident ieiner5eit aud
ourd ben N%obelpreis atsee5eidneten
9idters 8iDrnitierne 8iornlon,
utlo ielbit elmer Der beriibmteiterl
&ibnenfiinitler oes ffanoinapiihen
Noroens. 9as Nationaltbeater In
@briitinia bat err I6ngere 3eit nit
aitsgeaeidnetem grfolge aeleitet.
geim Iusbru6e oes Grieges be-
fano er iih geraoe in 0eutI6lono,
erlebte in Berlin oie Gaze oes
madtigett nationalen @ufldtuunges
i'm @ugult 1914 nit uno fan0 ipd-
ter @elegenbeit, @eilen an Die ruiz
iiide, beI9iid : fran5ofiide nno Die
gaIi5ii6e Sront 81 unternebmerL BEL
oenen er cine Siiae oes Sntereilan-
ten beobadtete uno erlefte. lleber
oieie grlebniiie beri6tete er IN Ell
mem gortrag, BEN er in elmer gro.
ben 3abl bon St1oten in 0ormeaen
nno in Sdmeoen Dor oieIen Sau-
fenoen NIT Dem eroBten grfolge qe-
balten BOT. 8jornions 8ortrag lit
Elm tuenig sur Seniation ~getporben
lett Den Greigniiien in &openbagen,
ipobin er, nm Ieiien gortrag 5n bal-
ten, eingeIaoen moroen mar unb
mo i'm Elm be5ablter StraBenp0bel
am Spreden pe%rbinberte. Ole @nt-
mort Der auten @eleaidaft bon $50.
penbagen uuf oieien iiblen 8orfaa
mar, oaB Tie IN bellen Smtfen
8iornIons &urtrag belu6te .als er
fur5 oaraltf in Walm6 iprafL elmer
Staot, Die MIR cine 9ampferreiIe
bon elmer Stunoe bon &openbaaen
entfernt auf ldmeoii9em Eerrito-
RUM belegen lit. 9emonitratip mar
es alib, oaB Der bdniibe @eianote
IN Berlin, @raf Moltfe, 8iornfons
8ortras ~beiiuobnte, aIs er i'm alf
ginlootilg Der idmeoiiden iinb nor
ipegii1en 9olonie in Berlin belt.
9iornlon bat Die Sronten als
Neutroler uno ais elm Mfann bon
Ser5 beiudt. lleberon fat er Dor
aaem Die beroilden, menidliden,
eolerl, ergreifenoen 3iiee beobadtet
nno IN ii6 altfeenommen. 8ieGeidt
ben t~iefiten ginorltf bat feline ReiIe
our ruiiii6en 8ront in linn binter.
laiien. uno 8tpar ipegen oes linn I'M.
pereeBlideu 8iloes Ser 3erit0run.
gen, Die Die &uiien in 0itpreuBen
mgeridtet baben. gs mar, 70 fhiI.
bert er. oos 3eritoren, Wor6en,
Iliinoern obne ieoen 3med uno
Sinnt MIR UNI ieiner ielbIt ni[len,
aus 2nit am llebeltili. GuIfiIde Of.
fi5iere, oeiieit er 6ag poriteIlte, ant
tporteten bersmeifelt, Die aofofen
trieben es ia in 3uBlono ieIbIt aud,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-28
Grtie 8reFe fit seras: 9ienaag %. Mdr5 1916.

fer grfoIe iiber Die Senuffi bot,
lit i6wer gu lagen, man bat oiele
.Iibe ibops" ia imn1er bel al bod
eingeidaBt. 8ir boben fir oIe
oieie Nebengeidid)ten, Die aufftanoe
in Megppter, in Snoien, inn 8uren=
Iatoe, ben beiligen 9rieg uno mas
ionit no6 ones bon eroBem @ert
iein ionte ME bel iibrig eebobt.-
Sn 8aris lit Ole oiplom1otild-
militaril6e &onferen5 Der MGiierten
IN Sibung. @as in ibr eigentlid
geI6iebt, meiB nod Niemano. 4ib-
ne 2eute baden logor bebauptet, Die
aonferen8 fonnte 5%ulommerl, INN iib
oariiber einig 81 neroen, ben &rieg
nidt meiter fort5uieben. Nber oos
miro mol bosmiGige GerIenmouna
gemeien fem. Die &errf6often iino
ia 10 feit bon ibrem Siege iiber-
5eugt, baB ite iogor befannt baden
MAIDEN loiien, in Ser aonferea5
peroe iiber oas SdifloI Deutd-
lambs entidieoen. NIs Oh fiber oas
Shidlal 9ei1tihlonos obne Sic gu
itimmung 9eutlblonos entidieber
tDerben f0nl1tel Ole Serren iino
rein ton in ibrer @erblenounq!
Spro6 90 ser fran8ofii6e Senator
Sumbert bor eini9en Goeen ooS
grpBe 8ort gelofier aus: oDeut{b=
lono tit our6 bie @ioeritotosfrof
6ronfreids 51 2otoe eefdlaqen@.
@el6lagenl ltno oos III einem
9ltgenblif, in Dem 9eutidIano melt
ms Snl1ere oes 2anoes einaeorun-
gen tit ulo geeen Geroun anitiirmt,
nobel oie araft oes Mngriffs ben
Serrn Sumbert eigentlid 5eigen
ioate, Dos bon einem @eidlogen-
lein BEL 9eutldlano nod nidt sic
He6e lein fam.
@s i6eint ii6 nieoer cine Ser
miflung 8miiden 0elitidlano uno
unIerm 2anoe anlpinnen ali monen.
nrlade lift Die DemoIierung oes
engliiden 9ampfers oSuIier" Die
Elm oeutl6es nnterieeboot perIdul-
bet baben ioa. @merifaner limo
oiesmaI niht getotet, aber es lir1b
melde auf Dem Sdiff eepelen; Dor
aaem lit man aber in @aibington
anfgeregt oariiber, baB DeutIdIano,
onrd Die Eorpeoierung oes Camp
fers Iein gerfpreben fem Boiiaeier-
Sdiff obne 8arnuttg gu t~orpeoie-
rem gebroden baben piirbe. 9amit
bat man ia audi nidt 10 unreft.
8orlaufig lit aber oie Sdullo
9eutIdlanos nod nidt feItgelteat
uno mir glolben ou1 nidt oaB iie
iernaIs feitgeiteat tperoen miro. 4ber
freilid tDenn man mifTlid in
Waibingtin 10 aufgeregt ift4 mie Die
9epei6en iagen, Damn miro ma
&rafebI anfangen, Oh oie GdJulb
9eutldlonos feitgeitent lit ooer
niht.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-28
@rmnbeiaemtnms . 1lebertrnannael,.

&rg. nnb @nma 6taade an u. e.,
N. 8. uno $. q. Gtaade, @runoftiid
an Der 8eftzgommerce Ctr; $40. 600.
OscorI lllri6 an g6riitian 1llrih,
8rlrnoitiid in Der 8~ranbbieip Mooition;
$500.
$. 6. 9borman an Sermonn 8.
@embGer. @runoftiid i'm neuen gitbz
8Iod 2736; $500.
Geo. g. uno @aarb Sarbis Netpea an
6. s. anelpper unb Srali, @runoftiid
i'm ne1en gitbs8lo 984: $225O.
Cos anaeIes 5eiebts Smprobement
60. an SRI. &arolina @oitb, @runoitiid
in Sos &naeles 9eiabts; 5000.
6b Steifen an Srm 8abaer, @rlno<
itiid i'm neueu gitbzglod 1897; $2450.
aoolpb Nittmanm unb Rinnie
&rndermeier II. q. an Srau Gina Hittz
mann, @nteil an 15A Nder 2an6;
$500.
6. $. uno @. 8. 6teeIe an eoris s..
Gibber, 210 Gder 2anb; $4,000.
Godm Setter on 81. 8. Scene, @runbz
itiid in Gait @nb; $3.50.
linton un6 2oniie &ru8 an Nortb
2opp Gin Co.. 2A Gder 2anb; 1920.
Selena Q. 8llent6er lino aIs gree1tz
tor bes Rahlnfes bon Srib @renf6er.
@runbitiid an Der Rabifon Ctr; $465o.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-03-28

nidt anbers. @enn oie Deuti6en
g~enotiet mQrer, cine ruifiide Dirt
i6oft, Die fe belebt bielten, 5eit-
meile 81 raumer, Damn itano in
Den 4ugen ibrer ungliidIiden 8e=
lpobner Die bleide 5urdt; oenn Tie
5peifelten nidt, bab, tpern lire
2anbsleute 5uriidfebrten, Tie 500
uno 8ernidtung ermorte.
als 8iornion ip0ter Ole &eile aur
belgilden Sront ullternobm gelangz
te er 81 Der l1eber5el1glulg bob ste
3eritoruneen in 8eIgien nit oe1tel1
Der &uiien in 0itpreuBen olld nidt
i'm %entferntelten 5u bergleiden ieien.
Sn gelgien fin0 ein5elne @egell=
Den bon Ser militdril6en Notmer=
oigfeit bart ~betroffen, sic onoeren-
gana BET tpeitem Ser groBte Sell oes
2onoes - bliebetl boIig peri6ot1t:
IN SitpreuBen tit ni6ts perIdont
tporoen, meoer MenId rto6 2ono
nod Irbeit. @as oie beriibmten
oentlf}en @reueltoten in gelaien
anbetrifft, 70 meint 8iornIon in ie=
benz 6eere gebe es 2eute, NIT Sc
men er nidt germ nodts in einem
Woloe olein fem ipiiroe; nber BON
@rel1eltaten oes oeutiGel1 Seeres
fonne man e6enlo nenig reoen mie
bon oenen 6eS fran3Diii6en uno
beg engliiden. Sc bat i'm tief err
ariffen, ols er in einem 2o5orett an
oos Set zines gertpul1oeten, zines
boperiihen Solonten trot. Ser iab
ben 3ioiliiten Iange an u116 laqte
Damn: Sic geboren alio nift su Be-
nen, Die nns o1es S6ledte alt=
trauen?" l1n6 er5ablte linn, pie er
nit ieinen Iugen geieben babe, BOB
oft oeutl6e &omeraoen gelgier INT
ter eigei1er groBer 2ebensgefa6r aus
5erer uno 9riimmern gerettet bot
ten. als ober 8iornIon einem
Sreunbe in Nortpeaen nit Dem er
iiber Die angebliden oeutiden
@reneltoten ipra6, er5dbIte, ipie sic
@renelberidte nad ieinen l1nterIu-
dn1een aus grfinol1ngen, follden
@eriidten nnb oergleiden suIam-
n1engetpadien naren, 90 mar oie
Mnttport, oaB ser Srenno - raien6
tp1rbel St modte bie @abrbeit nift
boren. 9os lit Elm flaiiiIder Sci
trag CUR 8iD1ologie oes &rieoes.
Bon SAB eeaen ben Seino BOT
.giornIon bel ben oeutiden Eruppen
an Der belgii6 : franooiilden Sront
nifts tpabrgenommen; iiberoa Dor
te er tie BON BEN Sein6en nit rlt-
bigger @iiroiglng nno NIT @dtltna
Dor ibrer Eapferfeit fpreden.
9us 9~iornions eali5ilden erleb-
niIien lei bier nur cine erIdiittern-
De gin5elbeit berporgeboben. -@r|
iprad NIT einem rulfiiden @efanae-
nell einem Suoen, Der ettpos 0eutlf
raoe6re6te. Ser erfldrte inn, mad
Dem &riege beabii6tige CT nidt
mebr no6 GuBlmo 5uriif5ufebren,
lonoern ii6 in 0eiterreid an5uiie-
oeln. aber fparltm2 gr bate err
fobren, Dab, mdbretlo er i'm Seloe
ltano uno fampfte, oabeim BEL Ell
mem Bogrom gegen oie Slloen feline
gltern ltno feline S6tpeitern erI6la-
gen tporoen iparet. 9esboIb poGte
er nidt mebr 5ltriif.
9}erfouffc fs:u (co OK /
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&erfanfte ieim Giaentnm.

Settuuitt tVuh StycHlAM. DNSu
modte Sbnen iiber einen Sal bier
ielbft beridten1, idreibt Serr Iug.
S. @oerie bon Milm, Sans. Gin
Wann in meiner 0abbarl9aft batte
iein @igentum berfauft, nm ieiner
iffDa6en @eiunobeit spegen, nad
einem anoern aIima iibersuiieoeln.
Sd empfabl ibmL Sorni's MIpen-
frdlter 81 gebranden. uno er tat
es audi. Dies mar Dor etfpa t,eltt
Monaten. Ger Mann lit iest boa-
itdnbig geIunb nno arbeitet ieoen
Gag IN ieinem 8eruf. gs lit tpirf-
lif cine pltnoerbare @eiIung. Sd
ielbit glallbte faum, oaB feline Bie-
oerberitellung moglid nGre."
gauienoe baben @einnobeit nno
aroft in oieiem alien, seiterprobten
&rduterbeilmittel gefunben. gg lit
nidt in Ipotbefen 81 fin6en unb
lit fem aagemeiner SonoelsartifeI.
@s miro ben 2euten brett bonn CD
boratorium geliefert. Man i6reibe
an: Or. Beter Sabrnep & Sons
60, 1875. 90. Sopne Mpe., gbi=
caqo, eSa.
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g. s. & g. q. loaaptIinie.)

~ "a GuuutlIIIe.
ITO. 101-Suniet Qimiteo, bon 9etp Ct.
lana .4:40 BORN.
Mo. 102 Snniet 2imite6. bon Can Sras
No. 7-Sfneu5ug, bon Nep Orleans. !.
SO. s-ednensua, bon Sci aio -.
:, HOO born,.
$50. 9-guniet erpreB, bon Mefp Ors
on Leans: ...;........7:55 nadm
Wo. 10-Saniet grpreB. bon Gan Srans
cisco ........--.- $50 nndnt.
Nbfdbrf-
$40. 10t-Gnniet 2imiteb,. nah car
francisco ..........4:5O BORN.
ITO. 102-Sunfet 2in1iteb. mad Netp Or
leans 400 BORN.
$40. 7-Sdneu8ua, nod Sci 8io
...11.00 BORN.
To. S-s6neI8ng nah 1ep Orleans.
- 1880 BORN.
Ro. 9.Sunfet @rpreB mad San Srans
cisco $3.50 nadm.
SO. 1o-5uniet grpreb, mad Wetp Or
ledrS ..11.00 naGts
ytctprta Sipif On.
Nnfltnft -
no. sot-gon Soniton, Sort aabaca,
@ietoria, guero ......7:20 nadm
Mbfabrt-
Mn. 802-Mad guero, gictoria, Sort
Sabaen. 9oufton ...-..7:55 BORN
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Or. s. q. Yiper, Oiteopatb, tos
Solebao Str. oben. Office Gel. gr.
486. @obnunasteT. Or. 1887.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-24
HIRAM MAXIM
THE INVENTOR
DIED TODAY
INVENTOR OF AUTOMATIC SYS-
TEN OF FIREARMS DIED THIS
MORNING IN LONDON - WAS
SEVENTY SIX.

London, Nov. 21.-Sir Hiram Maxim,
the inventor of the automatic system
of firearms, died here early this morn
ing.
MaTm was born In SangerNille.
Maine, on February 3. 1870. He vas
the descendent of English Puritan
who were the early settlers in Ply
mouth county, Massachusetts.
The automatic gun was invented in
1884 and was Immediately adopted by
the British government. In the same
year, Maxim invented the heavier.
than-air flying machine, which raised
itself. the driver and one passenger
from the ground. This was nine years
before the Wright brothers created
their first practical asroplane.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-24
COUNSEL FOR RAILROADS TELL
CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE
MORE MONEY NEEDED.
GROWING COMMERCE
Quarter Of Billion Will Be Needed to
Refund Maturing Indebtedness
Says Federal Regulation Should
Be the Present System.

Washington, d. C., Nov 2i.-The
railroads of the United States will
need billion and a quarter addition
al capital in the next ten or twelve
years to increase their facilities to
handle the country's growing com.
merce, Alfred d. Thom. Counsel for
the railway executives advisory com
mittee, told the congressional rail
road investigating committee today,
in continuing his statement regard
ing railroad regulation.
About S25OOO0,O0O additional will
be required to refund maturing in
deDtedness. he added
Thorn said federal regulation should
replace the present system of au-
thority. which is divided between tife
state and the central government.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-24

To ROAD FUND
PROGRESSING
COMMITTEE is MEETING WITH
SUCCESS AND THE ROAD WILL
BE BUILT - ARDMoRE's GREAT
EST ASSET.

The work of securing subscribers
to the toll road stock is progressing
favorably and if the committees meet
with the same continued encourage
ment as they have in the past two
days, it will not take long to wind the
matter up and get to work.
The most gratifying part of the com
mittee work is that men of modest
holdings here are buying the stock so
that the road will be a popular one,
so far as its stockholders are con-
cerned.
There are still scores of men and
women, however, who are able to take
some of this stock. who must do so
to assure the building of the road.
r. H. Tooner, who is secretary
treasurer of the toll road out of Colo
rado Springs. is in the city looking
over the oil fields, and he said this
Our toll road was only
opened in August at the end of the
season. 1t cost S252OOO for eighteen
miles, but it cleared $4,000 over ac-
Lual expenses for the first fopr weeks.
We look for big returns during the
'ull season next year and there is no
stock for sale. We had as high as
III cars a day on the road"
The road leads up Pixies Peak and
5 a popular stock company. They
Expect it to pay for itself in three or
our years. and has a fifteen year fran.
.hise from the government. which will 4
the road on an appraised
alue at the end of that period.
There should be no hesitancy on
he part OF Ardmore citizens. Many
f them have in the past two DAYS
one to the Chamber OF Commerce
nd subscribed. Let everybody do that
nd not wait on the committees. Il
ill accelerate the actual beginning
construction.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-24

London, Nov. 24.-Greek
Royalist Troops Have Refused
to evacuate Katerina and the
commander of the entente
forces has warned the Athens
government that unless there is
an immediate evacuation, force
will be used, says an Athens
dispatch.
The British hospital ship
Bhaemer Castle, of $3.50 tons,
from Saloniki to Malta, with
wounded, has been mined or
torpedoed in the Aegean Sea,
it is officially announced. All
on board were saved.
The trawler Dolphin with
the crew Of the Swedish steam
er Arthur, sunk by German
submarine, has arrived at
Gothenburg, Sweden, accord
ing to a Reuter- dispatch.
An Athens dispatch says
that all nurses of the Brittanic
were saved, as far as known.
Those drowned, were stokers
and engineers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-24
AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LA.
BoR CONVENTION AT sALTI.
MORE ADOPTS RESOLUTION
HIGH LIVING TOO
Appointment OF Federal Commission
. to Investigate Whole Question Of
High Living Cost Also Asked by
conVention-News Print Hearing.

Baltimore, Md, Nov. PA rigid
congressional investigation of the
holding of foodstuffs and coal for
the purpose of raising prices above
normal rates" is urged in resolu.
tion adopted by the American Fedora.
tion of Labor today.
The convention also asks the ap-
pointment of a federal commission
TO investigate the whole question of
high living cost.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-24
SURVEY FROM ARDMoRE
Celebrated Engineer Here Looking
Question With Many.

There is not one chance in fifty
said an Ardmore business man TO
day that the Santa Fe will build
from Lindsay through the oil fields
and on TO Wichita Falls. OF course
such a line might be built sometime"
said the speaker. but il is not now
in the minds Of the Santa Fe officials
TO construct such a road.
u am under the impression" con.
tinued the business man. that a
survey will be made out Of Ardmore
and that survey will be made as
complete as the one is being made
now out Of Lindsay and the chances
are good that the line will be built
out OF this city"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-24
SHOOTING ON
EAST MAIN ST.
THIS MORNING
JAKE SHARP SHOOTS FLOYD
FREDERICK WITH FATAL RE-
SUCTS. FAMILY TROUBLES is
ALLEGED CAUSE.

About II o'clock this morning Jake
Sharp walked into the Wilmington
building on east Main street where
Floyd Frederick, an electrical work
er was putting up some wiring and
without word drew a pistol and
shot Frederick four times any one of
which would have proven fatal. The
shots took effect in the forehead. I'm
the throat and through the right
breast, and under the elft shoulder
blade penetrating the body. Sharp,
after the shooting started west on
Main street toward the county Jail.
when he met officer Sigler and sur
his pistol and stated that
he was on his way to surrender to
the authorities. Sharp and Frederick
were brothers in law, the latter mar
rying the formers sister. Sharp and
his wife have been estranged for
some time and the circumstances It
Is alleged led up TO the killing this
When accosted by officer
Sigler Sharp stated that Frederick
had broken up his home and was mis-
reating his sister and he could stand |
L no longer. further that that he re- I
used TO make a statement. Mrs. I
Sharp was standing close by Freder- !,
ok this morning when the shooting .
'ccured. Sharp is now in the county !
all awaiting the action of the county
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-24
BANDITS SHOOT OFFICER.
Constable Cunningham Of Marshall
Probably Fatally Shot.

Marshall, Tex. Nov. 24.-Constable
J. d. Cunningham has bullet hole
through his lungs, is in critical con.
dition and probably will not recover
as the result Of the attempted ar
rest last night OF two men. who pre-
viously had held up Rural Mail Car
rier Hamilton, near HallsTlle, but
who hed when Hamilton said. I'm
Uncle Sans man
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-24
Gain Ground Near Monastir.

Paris, Nov. 24.-The ententes have
gained further ground east of Monas-
tir. while to the west the Italians
have reached Nijipole, says an official
announcement. A lively bombardment
in the Somme region last night near
Sailly-Sallisel is also announced
French aviators have wrecked five
more hostile machines in forty aerial
engagements.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-24
U. S. COTTON GROWERS SAID TO
HAVE LOST APPROXIMATELY
SEVEN AND HALF MILLION.
IMPROPER GRADING
Loss Attributed to Grades Not BEING
Properly Accounted for in the Pri
mary Sales 49, Farmers Urged to Be-
come Familiar With Grades.

Washington, Nov 24.-The United
States cotton growers lost approx.
mately seven ard One-half million
dollars in 1913 and 1914, because the
grades we're not properly accounted
for in the primary sales, according 20
an announcement of the department
of agriculture.
The department urges cotton grow.
ers to familiarize themselves with CO.,
ton grades.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-24
ASSISTANCE BY PRIESTS
Every Priest Ordained at Chicago
Pledges Years Abstinence.

Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 22.-Every priest
ordained in the Chicago archdiocese
of the Roman Catholic church, pied
ges total abstinance for five years.
according to Archbishop Mundelein.
If the young priests keep the pledge
for five years. he said they are
likely to continue the practice for
the rest Of their lives"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1916-11-24
'ENTENTEFORCES IN GREECE
DEMAND IMMEDIATE EVACUATION
ATHENS GOVERNMENT WARNED THAT UNLESS
KATHERINE is IMMEDIATELY EVACUATED BY THE
GREEK ROYAL TROOPS, FORCE WILL BE USED.
Rumanians Advancing

Rumanians Advancing Z, Their Whole Front Have
Captured Several Tow ifteen Miles North of Tcherna-
vcda-Constanza Rsiros VS. Observation-Disclosures Hos;
pital Ship Victim of Nh . German Submarine-All
Nurses Saved from the Br o Paris Reports Further
Gains for Allies of M, r, while Italians Make
Further Progress West-Berr. Failure of British
to Reach German Positions in the Heavy Fighting North
of the Ancre Yesterday-Perograd Reports Russian Pro-
gress in Dobrudja-Germans Cross Danube-Large Ger
Submarine Captured by British Naval Forces Mem
ber of its Crew being Landed Italian Port by Mine
Sweeper.
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British Held Back.

Berlin, Not. 24.-The British were
unable to reach the German positions
in the heavy fighting north of the
Ancre yesterday, the war office says.
She Austro-German troops have cap
Ftured Orsova and Turnu on the Dan
Mbe.
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Troops Join vllIistas.

FL Paso. Tex, Nov. 24.-Richard
Wisbrun, an American, who arrived
tere today from Chihuahua City, says
one thousand Carranza troops sent
out Wednesday by Trevino went over
to villa without the firing of shot.
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BRINGING over BeIaians.

The Hague, Nov. 24.-Father John
B. Deville of Chicago, has started
for Belgium on his fourth trip to
bring out the old men, women and
children to rejoin relatives in Ameri-
ca. Three hundred of these refugees
are ready to leave East and West
Flanders.
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German Submarine Captured.

Milan, Nov. 24.-British naval for
ces recently captured large German
submarine. according to Corriere Del
la Sierra, which adds that British
mine sweeper landed thirteen sailors
and two officers Of the submarine at
an Italian port
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Rumanians Capture Towns.

Bucharest. Nov. 24.-The Ruman-
ians advancing along the entire
front have captured several towns ff-
teen miles north of Tchernavoca-Con-
stanza railroad, it is officially an
nounced.
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TOADS STOP EPIDEMIC
Will Be Used to Eat Snales Which
Cause Cattle Epidemic.

Washington, d. c., Nov 24.-Com-
mon toads are wanted by the COVER
nor of Guam in an effort to eradi
cate an epidemic prevailing among
cattle in the Island possessions,
Toads are said to be fond of snails
and the snails are blamed for the
epidemic among cattle.
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cARRANClSTAS LOST ONE GEN.
ERAL, TWO CoLoNELS AND ONE
HUNDRED MEN.
AT TACK is RENEWED
Villa Renewed Attack on Chihuahua
City at Nine O'Clock This Morning,
According to Advices Reaching Jua-
rez - Many Go over to Villa.

Chihuahua city, Nov 24.-One gen
eral, two colonels and one hundred
men Of the Carancistas were killed
during the fighting with the Villistas
yesterday. Four hundred Villistas are
known to have been killed and left
on the battlefield.
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were unsuccessful last night both east
and west of Lake Presba, on the, Mace.
donian front, it is officially announced
The Bulgarian troops have captured
entente trenches near Boudamitza.
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Archduke Assumes Command.

Berlin, Nov. 24.-Archduke Joseph
assumes command of the Austrians
on the eastern battle front, which was
formerly commanded by the new
Emperor Charles.
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Hearing on Paper Prices.

Washington, d. C., Nov. 2i.-The
federal trade commission fixes Dec.
18th for the hearing on the news
print situation and has invited manu-.
facturers. jobbers and publishers to
attend.
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In his last engagement with the
devil Billy SUNDAY saved souls al
the rate OF s. each Not a very prof
table business. Souls should be
worth more than s..
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Teutons Cross the Danube.

Bucharest, Nov. 24.-The Teutons
have attempted TO cross the Danube,
80 miles southwest of Guirgua, says
the war office.
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Attack Renewed Today.

FL Paso, Tex, Nov. 24.-Villa re
newed his attack on Chihuahua at
O'Clock this morning, according to ad.
vices reaching JuareZ.