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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
GERMAN ADVANCE IN ROUMAN|A BROUGHT TO A Hal
Taft Using His
Influence to Win
Students at Yale
I'M ternnlIonnl - service

In ternatiOnal News Service
NEW YORK. oct. 26. - The
charge that Former Pres't William
Howard Taft is using his influence
at Yale 10 induce students 10 vote
for Charles Evans Hughes was made
today By William r. Palmer, pub
licitv manager Of the Connecticut
democratic state committee.
Palmer, on a visit to democratic
national headquarters, asserted eX-
Pres't Taft was being aided and
allotted by Isaac NJ. Ullman, repub-
lean leader of New Haven.
Secret meetings have been held
by the students and efforts are be-
ing made TO have the students not
residing in Connecticut register
there and vote the republican
ticket" said Palmer. "Out Of SIS
students who presented themselves
yesterday 10 register, only five were
found eligible"
William Il. Wilcox, republican
national committee chairman. de-
MED these charges today. He said
there was no foundation for them.
He declared that it was only an eff
fort to discredit the republican
cause.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
Washington Officials Admit
First Chief Must Win Over
Bandit to Retain Men
to Standard.
SEE COINCIDENCE IN
W0MEN'S VISIT TO u. S.
Announcement of Candidacy
For President Thought to
Have Weakened Cause
OF Mexican Executive.
International News seryIce (:

international News Service;
WASHINGTON. oct. 26.-Contin-
uance of the Carranza regime in
Mexico depends entirely upon the
ability of his forces to repulse the
Impending assault of Francisco
villa or chihuahua State and war
department officials here today ad-
mitted that should Chihuahua again
fan into the hands of Villa there IS
every indication that Ccrranza 5
northern commanders, including
Ge,. Tnevino. the Chihuahua COM
mander. himself, would follow the
Villa standard.
Before such "a combination Car
rama would have no alternative but
to retire. Those officials in both the
state and war departments who
hitherto have secuted the accuracy
of reports OF Villas increasing pres
tipa today made no denials Of the
fact that he may again be the man
Of the hour in Mexico. 1t Is known
here that the quiet legalista move
ment. which has enlisted promises
of villa support in the field, en-
bodies a well thought-Out plan for
a campaign against the principal
cities Of the northern Mexican states.
WOulI Boost Villa Stock.
Should chihuahua fall into Villas
hands. with the numerous reinforce
ments such an event is sure 70 win
for the erstwhile bandit leader, he
would again assume his role o: mill
itarv Cenlus. Assaults then would
be made upon Durango, TOrreon,
Monterey and Saltillo tine last
named place being Carranza's old
home.
II Is not believed here that the
waning cause of Carranza has been
strengt hened 10y the first chiefs de-
claration of his candidacy for the
Mexican presidency at the forth
coming election. This ambition.
long cherished. but not previously
avowed. is not likely to Increase
Carranza's strength. Continued dis
agreement between CarranZa and his
military commanders and '1efes'
may force lukewarm supporters al
most any day into a concerted move
ment to drive the first chief from
power.
IL IS considered more than coin
cidence in Washington that Car
rama and his war minister, Obre-
gon. should go to Queretaro sinful
taneoGaly with the hurried trip OF
their wives to San Antonio, Texas,
and the flight of Sonora Trevlno,
wife OF Carranza's chihuahua COM
mander to the safety OF FL Paso.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
FLOUR PRICE JUMPS
Thirty Cents Is Added TO the Price
Per Barrel.
International News Service:

International News Service:
CHICAGO, oct. 20. - Flour took
another upward leap today and
touched the highest mark in years.
Leading millers announced an in
crease Of 80 cents a barrel t. 1920
in wood OF 241k pound sacks.
Provisions. not 10 be Outdone, also
were unusually active and advanced
TO prices which have not been touch
ed since 1870. Heavy demand, infiu-
enced by the high prices for grain
and the export demand for meats
and lard. was responsible. 1t is
believed b. leading houses here,
however, that a slump viii: follow
as a rush Of hogs TO market is
likely as the result OF the high
prices Of corn. The large receipts
Of hogs here this week lends weight
10 that theory.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
NORWAY DELAYS
REPLY TO BERLIN
Understood That Country Has
Appealed to England
in Case of War.
Vow .HznzSzeucE-
InternatIonal News serrice !:

International News Service:
AMSTERDAM. oct. 26.-In view
of the critical situation that has de-
velOped between Germany and Nor
way the Norwegian government has
decided 10 postpone its reply &c
Germans submarine note. The
German note, which practically was
an ultimatum in tone, was a protest
against Norway's refusal to allow
submarines Of belligerent powers in
her territorial waters.
In the meantime German subma-
rines have been devoting their at
tention TO Norwegian vessels and
nearly 100000 worth Of Norwe-
gian shipping has been DESTROYED
within the last "a hours.
1t is understood here that Nor
way has appealed TO England for
aid If Germany declares war.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
HUSBANDS CONE
TO TAKE BODIES
Frank Elliott of KOkOmO Lost
Mother, Wife end Two
Children in Accident.

His mother. wife, two children
and two cousins. killed by an inter-
urban that struck the automobile in
which they were riding at the state
line Wednesday morning, Frank 81
Iiott of KOkomo, started from Niles
Thursday afternoon with four OF the
bodies. Carl OIsenburg, whose wife
and brother-in- law. Frank Brown.
were killed in the accident, took
those bodies to Inwood, Ind, for
burial.
Coroner Arthur J. Hillman's In
vestigation. which was 10 have been
started Thursday morning at 9
O'Clock in Niles. where the bodies
were taken after the accident. was
postponed until o'clock I'm the
afternoon The jury, which was i'm
panelled Wednesday afternoon 10
make an inquest, is composed or
George CransOn, Norman Krltzner,
Thomas HutsOn. Arthur Stou, Ed
ward Zweigel and Samuel Chapman.
Elliott. whose only relatives now
are two other small children, was
broken-hearted when he left Niles
with the bodies Thursday morning.
All six Of the victims were taken 10
Michigan City where direct connec-
tons were made for their homes.
At the morgue Wednesday night FL
lott was so weak he was unable 20
give the undertakers all OF the in
formation necessary TO secure per.
mission to take the bodies out OF the
state.
Visited Niles Specialist.
He explained TO the coroner
Thursday morning that Mrs. y A.
Elliott. who was 20 years old, had
been taken to Niles 10 visit a spec
ialist in REGARD TO her ewes With
her daughter-in-law and two grand
children she had gone 20 1nwoOd
Tuesday afternoon TO stay at the
home Of Mrs Olsenburg over night
i'm order to get an early start for
Niles wednesday morning. II was
while making the return trip from
Niles TO InwoOd that the driver.
Frank Brown, drove into the path
OF the interurban.
The oldest of the victims OF the
accident was 20 years old and the
youngest. Esther Lucille Elliott.
was two years old. Mrs Olsenburg
was As years old. Frank Brown was
As years old. Mrs. Frank Elliott was
40 years old and her other daughter
was only -FOUR.
Few witnesses were examined at
the coroner's investigation Thurs
day afternoon. owing 20 the fact that
the motormnu. a. w. Lyons, was the
only one who saw the accident.
other witnesses testified as to
whether the motorman sounded the
whistle when approaching the cross
ing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
Won Koerber New
Austro Premier?
International News Service.

International News Service:
AMSTERDAM, oct. ga Wen
ma dispatch reports that DR.. Ernst
ven Koerber has been appointed
premier Of Austria DR.. Won Koer-
Der who is minister of finance and
president OF Austrian council. is
called a great friend of Germany
by the German press. 1t is said
that the minister made it one of the
conditions of his acceptance that he
be allowed TO guide the financial
policies of both Austria and Hun
gary.
The Rome correspondent Of the
Exchange Telegraph Co, had pre-
viously reported that Prince Won
Hohenlohe- Schillingsfurst had been
named Austrian premier.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
Hospital Burns; 20
Children Missing
international News Service:

International News Service:
FARNAHAM. que. oct 26.-Fve
children are believed 10 be dead and
Is others unaccOunted for as the
result of a FIRE which early today
broke out in the ST Elizabeth hos
pital here. Twenty-Five were injur-
ed when they jumped from windows
Of the building 20 the stone pave
ment. 20 feet below
Three hundred and nifty patients
were in the hospital Il the time.
most OF them asleep.
After the hospital and a laundry
had been destroyed and several adj
jaccnt buildings DAMAGED, the fire.
men controlled the blaze The
ruins. however. have not sufficiently
cooled 20 effect a search for the IS
reported missing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
VIII Investigate
Lakes Disasters

WASHINGTON. oct. 26.-A COM
plete investigation OF the recent
steamship disasters on the great
lakes was today ordered by Sec'y %
Commerce Redheld. lie directed
Asst. Supervisor W. y. Hoover of
the steamship Inspection service. TO
proceed 10 Cleveland on oct. 20 90
assume charge OF the inquiry 10
viii be determined whether the va
uous craft wrecked. with c0nse-
quent heavy loss OF life. had all nee
essary life saving apparatus and
we're in every way seaworthy.
BY orders OF the department the
inquiry will be made specific and
individual 70 each vessel wrecked.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
ENGLAND TO SEND ARMY
VIII Dispatch Forces to Aid ROu-
manians Against Teutons.

International News Service:
LONDON, Oct. 26.-War Sec'y
Lloyd Georges declaration that the
allies are helping Roumania was
followed by report today that
England would send an army into
that war theater. England has al
ready sent a big force into Russia
for use in the Caucasus and this
force may be diverted and used
against the armies of Won Falken-
hayn and Won Mackensen. It is ad-
mitted even in official circles that
the plight Of Roumania is getting
desperate.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
LOCAL WOMAN NAMED
Miss Maude ArbuCkle Heads Teach
crs' Allied Art section.

international News Se~vice.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. oct. 26.-
The majority OF 1900 school
teachers who will attend the In
diana state Teachers association
had reached the city this afternoon
The first session or the association
will Dee held tonight when Miss
Anna Wilson 90 Crawfordsville de-
Evers the presidential address. In
preliminary meeting the allied arts
section elected Maude ArLuckIe Of
South Bend president. and the COM
mercial teachers elected r. =. Hell
man of Richmond president OF their
section,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
SUBS SINK 141 SHIPS
Three CannOns of Armed ShiDs
Taken Says Berlin.

BERLIN. (via Sayville wireless)
oct. Gone hundred and forty
one hostile trading ships, totalling
1872, 900 tonnage, were sunk or cap
tured by German submarines, or
lost by mines during September. the
admiralty announced today Thirty
nine neutral trading ships, totalling
72,6OO tonnage were also sunk for
carrying ccntraband. Thirteen cap
tains Of hostile ships were made
prisoners and three cannons Of arm
ed steamers captured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
KING AND QUEEN FLEE
ROumanian Royal Couple said 20
Have Left Capital.
International - Serrice

Interna tiOnal News Service:
CHICAGO, oct 26.-The Chicago
Daily News today prints the follow
ing:
In spite OF the rigid censorship
in Europe, exclusive cabled informa-
ton from a trustworthy source
reaches the Daily News today which
tends 20 confirm the statement pub
hshed in yesterdays late editions
that the king and government Of
ROumania have fled 10 Odessa 70
escape the advancing armies Of the
central pow -"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
TAKEN INTO Fort.

international News Servicc;
LONDON. oct 6.-Dispatches
from Christiauia today stated that
Norwegian mail steamer which
was held up by German wRrship
while enroute from Bergen TO New
castle. has been taken into port.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
VILLA TAKES CITY?

international NsWs Service
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, oct. 26.-
Reports reached military headquar-
ters here today that Chihuahua City
Is IN Villas hands. No confirmation
Is obtRinable because OF the heavy
censorship that exists out OF the
city.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
LATEST IN THE NEWS WORLD
MEN TRAIN WRECKED.

international News Service;
NOGALES Aria oct 26.-The
special train carrying Gen. Gales
and his STAFF was wrecked today so
miles east OF NOgales. Mexico EiI-
llstas are believed 70 have wrecked
the train. No casualties were re-
ported
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
FIRE AT DETROIT.

international News Service.
DETROIT. Mich. oct. 26.-Fire
in the warehouse OF the Globe
House Furnishing Co. today de-
stroyed the building and the greater
part OF its 100000 contents. The
hre originated on the second floor
and apparently had been burning
some time before il was discovered.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
Busy Day Spent
At Cincinnati
BY President
InternatlonaI News Service

aLNtINhllNNul NEWS CeEhlfes
ON BOARD PRESIDENTS SPE-
CIAL TRAIN. CHILLICOTHE. o.,
Oct 26.-Pres't Wilson early today
passed from West Virginia into Ohio
on his big drive" of the last two
campaign weeks which reached its
height at Cincinnati at noon.
stops were made today at Chilli
Gothic. Greenville. Blanchester and
Loveland. O., where the president
made short speeches to cheering
crowds
The presidents program in the
city follows:
Noon ~ Welcome by mayor and
response.
At o'clock-Luncheon at Won
ems City club.
At 3 o'clock-Motor trip around
city.
o'clock-Dinner at Business
Mems club.
F. o'cIock-Address az Music hall.
10 o'clock-Leaves for return trip
TO Shadow Lawn.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
SWEEPER SUNK.
.erndtlonal News Service:

international News Service:
LONDON, Oct 26.-The British
mine sweeper Genisba has been tor
pedoed and sunk, il was announced
today. All officers and % men lost
their lives. only Il men were
saved.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
REFUGEES ARRIVE.

International News Service;
Ell PASq, Texas. oct. 26.-An-
other train load Of panic-stricken
men and women refugees from
Chihuahua-arriyed here today, the
fifth IN as many days.
Gen. Treviuo, Carranza command
er at Chihuahua. is short OF sup
plies and ammunition. having lost
II train loads in the PalOmas battle
they asserted BY distributing the
captured supplies. villa is gaining
strength steadily they say. and has
Withdrawn Few miles west OF Chi
huahga pending the arming OF 1900
men who have Joined him. They say
Villa Is in position 70 cut the rail-
road line north OF Juarez at any
moment. and that Trevino can es-
cape only ia the direction OF Tor
reon
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
AT PANAMA.

PANAMA. oct &c. - Sir Ernest
Shackleton. the anarctic explorer.
who arrived here yesterday. may 20
"a San Francisco 10 take a boat for
Australia. There is no vessel leav-
ing here for Australia for several
weeks.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
SHIP Is SINK

International News Service:
LONDON. oct 26.-The British
steamer Sidmouth OF 4.O45 tons. was
sunk, Lloyd's announced today. The
crew was landed.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
FEARED REPUBLICANS
Manufacture i Held For Examina.
ton at Indianapolis.

INDIANaPOLIS. Oct %. - An
drew J. Murray. 50 years old. said
10 he a manufacture and inventor
of Syracuse. y. Y. was detained for
examination today He was found
at the Hotel SEVERN and told the
police the republicans are trying 70
kidnap me because of what 7 could
tell about them"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
CALLED TO COLORs.

International News Service:
PARIS, oct. 20. - The military
class of 1918 reservists will be call
ed mp at once. it was declared today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
TTRks IN NICTORN.

T0T0TTHFTTHII N"Ve N0rTI"0
CONSTANTINOPLE. Cva Lon
dom. oct ga successful sur
prise attack against the British
forces near Sheikh Saad. below
Kua- El-Amara. in Mesopotamia,
last Sunday. was announced By the
war Office today. The Turks pene-
trated British trenches and cap
tured a quantity OF arms and ma.
teriaI, then returned 90 their OWE
positions.
The statement announced the cap
ture Of Cernavoda by Turkish. Ger
man and Bulgarian troops and stated
that the pursuit 81 the enemy ir
Dobrudja continues
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
TWeIVe-mile Structure at Ger
naVOda is Blown Up by
the Fleeing Russo
ROumanian Army.
LOSS AT VERDUN Is
ADMITTED BY BERLIN
SerbianS Capture Bulgarian
Trenches in Macedonia.
Turks Report Victory
in Surprise Attack.
International News Service

International News Service
PARIS, oct 21.-The conquest OF
Roumania by the German allies has
met with sudden and unexpected
obstacles.
Just at the time when il looked
as though Won Falkenhayn and Won
Mackensen would soon be driving
against the heart of Roumania, the
Russo-Roumanian armies have rail-
lied and struck surprise blows.
Both Bucharest and Petrograd
report a check for the Austro-Ger-
man armies of Won Falkenhayn. The
Teutonic advance has been checked
all along the Transylvanian border
and driven back.
In Dobrudja the 4ttacks by Won
Mackensen have become less viO-
lent.
Roumania continues the center or
war Interest The plight of that
country may have been responsible
for the unexpected drive which the
French have launched at Verdun.
BY compelling the Germans 20 re-
inforce their lines at Nerdun. the
French would naturally compel the
Germans to weaken their front else
where.
Indications that the Germans may
try 10 launch a counter offensive at
Verdun is contained In The French
official report IL says that the new
~ gained ground Of the French was
under heavy artillery fire all night
This may have been a preparatory
bombardment for infantry attacks
In Macedonia the Serbians have
captured some more Bulgarian
trenches.
High interest has been aroused
everywhere by a. statement by Mr..
Lloyd George. the British war sec
rotary. Indicating that a British
army may be sent TO aid RoUmania-
International News Service:
BERLIN, Cvia Sayyille wireless),
Oct. 26.-The great Emile bridge
spanning the Danube at Cernavods
has been blown up by the Rouman-
ians. the. German war Office an
nounced today
The destruction Of the bridge fol.
lowed the retreat OF the Russo
Roumanian forces from Cernavoda
German aviators have bonn bard.
ed Fateshti at the western end Of
the bridge
The fan of Fort Douaumont,
northeast of Nerdun. was admitted
by the German war office this after
noon. The statement asserted.
however. that the fort had beer
evacuated boy its garrison when the
French reached il. 1--WE did not
succeed in reoccupying the work.
the official report added.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26

international News Service.
ROME, oct 26-The drive Of the
Italians against the Austro-Hungar-
ian city OF Trieste has been renewed.
Trieste is the main objective ~ the
italian forces that invaded Austro-
Hungary along the Isonzo river. A
dispatch from Tdiue today saws thar
the italian army is now I'm sirht g
Trieste. slowly driving the Austro-
HunEarians before t. Heavy artil-
lery duels are also reported FROM
that front
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26

PARIS. oct ga new import
ant advance by the Serbians and
French In Macedonia was an
uounced by the war office today.
Driving the Bulgarians before them
the Serbians captured the fortified
height Of StatorhOf. while French
cavalry occupied Goloborda and
LaFsiCa-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
TUE WEATHER

INDIANA - Partly cloudy and
warmer tonight and Friday
LOWER MTCHIGAN - Generally
cloudy tonight and Friday In north
portion. probably rains; warmer to-
night
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26

lCONTINUED o. PAGE FOUR.l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-26
KNOWS situation

A. chairman OF the democratic
national committee. i am in touch
constantly and almost continually
with every feature and phase or the
campaign from the Atlantic 20 the
The Home news. (McCrory, Ark.) 1915-1922, 1916-01-28
FUNDS PAID OUT

July Warrant No 16, G. Pulley part of salary
day marshal for month of June, 500
'u'' day marshal for month Of June 1Si5 500
July Warrant No. 10, 0. K Porter part salary
night marshal for June, 500
July 5, Warrant No. II, O. K. Porter part salary
night marshal for June 1915 -=---.-= 800
July Warrant No Fl, Walter W. Raney part of sal
for month of June, 1915-------- 200
July Warrant No %, Walter w Raney balance of sal
airy recoder for month of June, ZIG
en- mantles for street ghts ----.-~ 5o7
July g. Warrant No. "a, Geo. Raymond account fol-
lows:
June 8, load lumber rs
9, Garbage to dumping ground----1OO
20, load tile
Continued page FOUR
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This Publication Cost the Taxpayers of
McCrory the Sum of $1,000
FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Financial Statement Town
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ending December 81, 1915, inclusive.
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July Balance hand reported in last statement of
July l, 1915, and published in the Augusta Free
Pros Iulu
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Oct 49, John Doughery part 49, 1000
Oct 10, Henry Harris fine Of October 1s, 1915 $500
oc FL jim Brown fine Of October 81 iS15 100
Oct %, b. Dye street tax for 1915---------- 200
Oct 25 Calvin Best fine of October Is, 1915---- 500
oct o. Luther o JGnes street. TT tax fo for o o0
Oct e. E. W. CLANCY fine Of October g. 1915 $500
oct Get 2e Wl Clay street tax for l 100
Oct IT. Rob Glispie part fine of October 49, 1915 800
Nov Harrison Kelley, part fine of October 49, 1916 500
October g. 1916 -~~-- 800
Nov l. W. O. Barrentine dray license months to May
Nov g. S. NJ Jones' balance Of fine of Sept 22 1915 200
4s &a.s s
Nov {no Arnsrong fine Of October 25 1915 1879
Now 5% Bdgman ne 1900
Nov keft % Part ps p s ss o 49,
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Now Pete Brown part fine Of October 25 lib $50
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Nov Is s 5n %d street rrse tax a for fr 1871 zoo
Nov 49, Bert Smith balance of fine Of Sept 49, 1915 go
Nov 4f fine
No r. Wess M hSH s Rr a as f for g.
NV p Rob Slaspi fine q oct: IS lsl5 1920
No e. 9ss ne on Se as $500
Dec inc At a Sd9 fine 9f 1893
Tns4 fine of # osf IS 600
Zee Fsh S SRd TO- s., Nv 1000
Dec o. j. M hellOg TAX on Dlfd dOg L year 10 NOV
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Dec g. L. W. Sturdivant tax on 1 bird dog to Novem
Der l. 1916-- ------------- $50
Show license week 1900
fine of 10, 1915----- 500
for 200
fine of TO- 1915------ 1000
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Dec IL, Sam Lanfar fine of Dec. II, 1915------ 1000
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