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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-29

/ hereby certify that the foregoing
Resolution passed Second Reading
and ordered tc print at a meeting
held by the Board of Supervisors on
Friday, May 20. 1916, on the follow
ing vote of said board: -
Ayes: Arnold, Hatch, Hollinger,
HorRer, Larsen, Logan. fotal 6.
Noes: None. * 49,. H.,
Absent and not voting: AHA. To.
tai l.
E. BUFF ANDEAU,
Deputy City and County Clerk.
64S6-May q, 90, 81
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-29

figure with high-waisted, graceful,
clinging gowns, affected trains with
tasseled points, pulled her hair
around her face as much as pos
sible, binding a ribbon or band
about it to hold it snugly and to
conceal its thinness, made one for
get her muddy skin by wearing
long drop earrings of bright scar
let. and covered her thin throat
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-29

..'. supervisor.
Honolulu, T. H, May %, 1916. =.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-05-29

Honolulu, r. H., Nay %, 1915.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27
WAS THIS DENTIST
DRIVEN TO SUICIDE?

BALTIMORE. Nov. @G--LraNlnS Il
note written by some one unknown, 10
the effect that IA slow sleeping pu-
iinn would be GOOD thing for You 10
try" DR.. kennon W. Egertun, 4 prom
inent dentist. was found dead today IN
his downtown office. The room was
filled with gas. His wife had thought
him on hunting trip and he was MOI
expected back until tomorrow. White
the coroner, DR.. ". I. Riley. expressed
opinion that it was no doubt suicide,
the police are seeking 10 find the send
or OF the note. 1t was written III red
Ink and in a feminine hand. II Is be
!irved by the police that the person
who wrote it had some control over
Or. Egcvf0n Ills home life was said
10 hr ideal.
The note read:
u see by your appointment book
that YOU are out Il good bit OF late and
travel like Il thief in The night. pre-
snmed you were on one OF your hunt
ng trips Perhaps rye WAS your
game. All your friends wish YOU sue
cess in Ibis kind of life. y slow sleep
ing potion would be Il good thing for
Won 10 iiN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27
Rumanians Hold Fast,

BUCHAREST. Nov. 26-"NIa London,
t D. m.--Thc Rumanian forces are hold
ing fast to the line Of the Alt River
across Western Rumania to point
south Of Elatina- some Is miles from
tho Danube; tho war office announced
today ard also arc maintaining th"ir
ground along the Rumanian northern
front.
Tho official statement dcports an nd
vance of tho invaders who crossed the
Danube near Zimnitza 10 the region
south OF Somu. II miles south Of Alex
undriH The text follows:
Northern and northwestern fronts:
"On IN" western frontier of Moldavia
the enemy attacked in tho region nf
Oituz, but WAS rcpulscd In the T3uznu
valley there is no change. Al Rratoccn.
and PrrdeluS there have been reciprocal
hnnbardmcnts. In the rrahnva valley
there was m artillery homhardmcnt and
minor infantry actions. In the region
Of DragOslavele northeast Of Champu-
lung) the enemy attacked after artillery
preparation but was repulscd.
Western front: An enemy attack d.
rncted toward CurteaDcargcs was re-
pulsed.
Our troops. occupying the left bank
Of the All as far as south of Slatina
have been strongly bombardcd by the
troops successfully engaged an enemy
column advancing toward EoStori.
The enemy troops which crossed tho
Danube at IiInnil22a have advanced as
far as the region south Of Soimu sta
ton.
Southern front: There has been IN
artillery homhardment and infantry fire
along Tn" Danube. In Dobrudia our an
tillcry honbardcd enemy positions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27
EUROPE LEADS IN
IMPORTS DESPITE WAR

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-Noiwit!l'
standing the war, Europe still con-
tributes the largest share of imports
to the port Of New York. according 10
IL statement made public here tonight
by the New York Chamber OF Com
merce. The statement shows that The
United Kingdom led with $1I, 312 900
for October. Next in order CAil2 II c
East Indies. with l1,GUV,UuU; Brazil,
with $9.lO0.OUU; Cuba, $6.i"$,UgO:
France $7,652,UOU. and Argentina, 49,
$4,000.
Out Of $S9. lU2 Do, Eurulm'a iHpor-
tatiuns at New York for OctuLcr were
$34 ,5SA. Ji,, Or ISL per cent. ri tho 10
laI." the statement said. "EvAi comes
South America, with 81 ,GlJ.I IN Oc'
lOber, Or Il little less lhan III October.
1915. From other continental divisions
New Works imports iii lh' r;i't month
show decided gains OYER these Of the
like period in lgI3. when ir"3L all cnun-
tries this port received $1i.lHJ..%i.. nr
approximately $l",uun.unU 's<s Than III
OTlObrr 1916
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WARW00D MINER
Continued from First Page J

Burres raised up 10 look at him he
threw his hand To his hip pocket.
Thinking that he WAS about 10 draw u
gun. the boy lay down and covered
up his head. 'cepins out Il moment
later. thu boy says. he saw the man so
to the kitchen and begin ransacking
4 refrigerator. Some time later h.
went back 10 The middle room. took
the baby out Of bed, carried it, to the
light. said you'll sleep with your
papa tonight" and laid il back in the
bed. The boy cuddled The child close
to him. and il went 10 sleep.
Then tho man took light from The
kitchen and went 10 the north room.
closed door and remained in there
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27
JAPANESE FAIR OPENS
Pleasant Affair for Benefit OF Cthouc
Womens Club Will Be in Session
First half of Week

To-day will see the opening al the
1arancs" street fair. given by til" Cath
Ollie WnucnS League n lis headquarters
on Fifteenth street. This Will be- held
the two subscribing days and during the
features will BE- inauguralrd for the
pleasure at the many guests who VIII
attend, Mrs. Thomas Reattir is general
chairman in chars" and she hIS been
assisted by Il corps of abb" committees.
BunthS representing the seasons nt thu
wear, will b. among til" attractions ana
The entire first floor uf tn" building will
be- utilized. There will j." =; Japanese
ira ruuIu where tca will h" served all
during tho affair." and also for the COM
fort uf tn" gentlemen n Turkish room
hns boon provided. Tuesday and We'd
u"Ehay afternoons ;h"r" will h., bridge
;r;I ri los; in ,,rugrCSS.
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OLD PRINTER HERE

Mr.. and Mrs Edward FndE";t. nf
I'iitshurgh. wrrn visiting in III" city on
SATURDAY. Mr. raic"tt is former
WhceiIuEitc. and after learning his trade
as printer on in" old Sunday Leader and
SATURDAY, Evening Journal. in This city.
wont 70 pittsburgh about 1855. where II"
has $inr, resided and worked on the
n"wspan"r&. at pr"s"nt being employed
on In" Dispatch. He has ais" been pres.
idrnt ri TypoEraphical Union M. I. of
ShurEh for several wears. In MAX
inr. ,h, rnunds of the offices here Sat
rlrtIHv night. Mr.. PHdg"ti was only able
;n find TWO ar thr". Of III" boys lie
worked with in til" old days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27
VILLA FORCES
CONTINUED from First Page.)

ready lett Santa Ru$aiia with 3.1"n CAY
airy. is expected 20 reach hrrc sunday
and drive OF hr remaining bandits
No figures showing In. r"SualIirS on
either sid" during lin Tie" uH?s IISht
ing are Yet .rallabl".
Villa is expected Ia "Iihdra" "up'l
10 the hills a. his forces have hr'i'
scattered hy in smell ami rilIr IRE VI
the dciacln lnIre., ami E!$ efforts "a
capture Ia" rIry are growing less dnd
less lOrGhIui.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27
Greeks Warned.

rAI,I$. Nny. "G---5:"3 y NJ, ne
French minister /" Greece, says iihN"
dispatch from Athens today mas VIZ VIZ! 80
France. England ;mh Russia. that w
countries numcd "cnn"t remain ,huiJ
frrcnt 10 III" prosecution I" when no.,
hcrcnts Of the Nenizci"s raiSH ar" ,he
chj"ct and that the nations IN NurS ti"''
mean tn see that tho NcnzcloS support :
cr>, enjoy :Lll the rights conferred upon
them by law. ..,,.
"Thc warning" adds III" dispatch. 1s
believed Ia hav,. been caused ny ih' I'M
nrisnnmrnt of NJ. I.amhraki. chief 3Hi'"r
Of tn" PATHS for publishing d"!N'l'h'7
,.ncnrainr tho turning oyer Of Fort ku-
reI zone of the Macedonian forts ""cu-
pird by the EuI garianS.l
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Socialists oppose Compulsion.

LONDON, Nov. 37-2:45 \. M.-The
Amstcrday correspondent Of tho EN-
change Telegraph Company quotes the
Berlin Norwacrts as Publishing an eh-
torial declaring tho socialists will OPP
pose tho compulsinn bill in the Reich
stag unless the government considers
tho demand that allowances for soldiers
wives be increased in proportion to tho
Increased cost OF living. Tho Forwaerts
says among o<her things. if womc mare
compelled to work in war munitions fac
tories while their children are made
uuatcly provided for they will revolt.
Tho correspondent adds That tho "di-
torial has made a deep impression in po-
litical circles.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27
Advance Fails.

SOFIA, NOV. 26--Via London. go +.
M-'Thc reinforced Russo Rumnnihn
army in Dnhrudja has failed in its pnr-
pose to advance along tho entire front
the war office announced today. The
bulgarian fro caused the effort 10 he
confined To local attacks on tn" TuI-
garian right wing. which wore r"nulsrd
and 4 successful rountcr-1ttnrk deliver
cd says the official statement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27
A FINE APPOINTMENT.

ATHENS Friday. N"r. "I--Nia Lon
don. Nov oG--ln:5l \. Mixing con-
,,1aniin" ,ndav signed Il d"cr"' naming
Former Minister G"orcirs SIr"i' IS pro-
f,.Sor &C international law in II" Tim
lcrsiiy "f Athens. tho appointment car
ryiug With il III" past of legal adviser
Ia the foreign minister.
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------"---.--------'- - - -
CAPITAL OF
Continued from First Page.)

the capital Of Rumania, apparently is
III peril.
Field Marshal Won Mackensen's
troops have crossed the Danube from
Bulgarian territory to ZimnitZa. and
are in touch near Alexandria. Al miles
southwest of Bucharest, with the
forces Of General Won Falkenhayn's
army from Craiova. All along the
front on the Wallachian plains. east of
the Alt river, the ltumanianS are in
flight, burning towns behind them,
says Berlin.
TO the north, on the heights Of Cur
tea-Deargcs. in the region of nragosla-
vele, northeast Of Campulung. and in
Western MOldavia. near Oituz. the Ru-
manianS are offering strong resistance
to the southwark advance of the Teu-
tons. On all these sectors attempts
by the Austro-GermanS TO advance
have been held back by the Ruma-
mans.
As yet there has been no indication
of the arrival OF Russian reinforce
ments TO aid the RumanianS on the
WallachianS plains, but the Russo-Ru-
manian troops in Dobrudja are active,
possibly in an endeavor TO push back
The invaders TO the TChernavoda-Con-
sIanza railway line. Sofia reports that
This reinforced army intended genHr'
al attack along the entire front. but
has been compelled 10 conine itself 10
partial attacks.
No Activity in Macedonia.
In the Macedonian theatre Dad
weather prevails and there has been
no infantry action except on the left
wing Of the entente allied lines. where
the italians have made further prog
ress toward Trnova. near the MoIastr'
Presba lake road, according 10 Paris.
This statement, as regards the gam, Is
contradicled BY the Sofia war office,
which says all Italian attack here was
repulsed and that the attackers lost
large quantity of war materials. Soma
also denies a recent French report that
the French had captured the towh OF
Dobromir, saying the Bulgarians are
fully in control there.
The French front also is experience
ing another spell Of Indictment weather,
and except for small attacks a. various
points, little activity has been ulS'
played by either side.
There has been considerable artlI'
lerv firing along the eastern fronL al
various places from the Riga region 10
the Carpathians, with the Germans the
apgressnrs. and also on the Austro
Italian front, with the Auslrians on Inc
initiative.
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A REMARKABLE CASE.

MARTIESRI'RG ". Va. N"v ii
Medical nirn ar,, "0nl'rnut"l with ono Of
"" most tiuI.SIIal rH$":i ever SHAWN in
this stall. John Lester MrIh"naii.. aged
T.. has had l. homes broken since hc WINS
| year old. He is now at tho home or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27
Prnnress for Italians.

PARIS. Nov. 26--@:l5 I. M.-Fr"Sh
progress for the Italians in their North,
ward drive west of MOnaSiir is rcp"rt"d
by the war office today in It's statement
Ic.1Ing with upcrationS on tho Maccdon-
ian front. There has been artillery
lighting on the other wing OF IN" Mon
aStir position hut bad weather has IN
tcrCcrcd with infantry activities.
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The rest Of the affair is best told IN
the Following statement made 10 Dtpu-
Is Sheriff L.aIc tirancr. Coroner Mll'h-
I'll Marshal Rice and others Wh"n me
coroner arrived 10 view the molly:
MY wife and had been up 10 tI:n-
r. Barber's at Fifth ana NarWood. We
came home, about len o'clock. rcck,,
on il was. stopped. a. The closet ara
my wife came on to the house. Sae
called 10 lhr hoy 10 open the door'
bul this man answered and told ser
,'Get away from there She WAS scared
and ran back To tell me somebody was
rObbing the house. ran 10 the porch
and the boy let me in the kllcucE
door. I hurried into The bedroom
where my baby was asleep ana got
This shotgun tpointin& 10 the douCie
harreIed gun with which he saio ne
| did the shooiing.) ! slipped 10 lne
door with the gun hidden benind my
back threw the door Of THIS room
open and saw man stopped over ran
sackiny my trunk. | say: to MIN, w nal
are YOU doing in my house. lie dian [
make me no answer thai | can re.
member but turned and threw his hHna
10 his pocket didn't know. thouGNt
he was reaching for gun. had
cooked the right barrel Of my gun be-
fore Opened the door. When NJ
reached for his pocket fired and ne
fell on his face. just like YOU see MIN
there. Then started 10 find Mr. Rlce,
but The misses had already mot MN
and he was coming 10 the house Win
Il
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Were in Prepared.

BERLIN. Nov. H. tBy wireless :"
SayvilhJ - Runauiln officers taken
prisoner are quoted by the war cores
pundcnt Of the Hrrliner Tag"Dlait III
despatch unicr date III November II 4"
declaring to him that til" Runanlan dlS-
asi,rs yer. ,imr 10 suInanlan lnr1ail-
ness. Disappointment: was eNprcS"Iu
shat they had mot been supplied by INC
Entente with sufficient cannon or Ha-
CIin" guns or with other military H''
tcrial.
Tho cn-rcsunndnnt says tho ris"n-
,rS dcsrrihrd ,.nndil ions on IN" lrr II
with The Erm;lninnS ~ chaotic VIII wv
indrscritHhIc CuniusinH "f units anu u"
proper method Of seeing to IN" carl MS
out Of orders.
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have captured i;ammiru 'hamnltzuI ana
Nair"a.
AIun. the Hlack S":I coast in p0hl'!' p
in All attack ON Won Mack'nScn Inc,
aided 10y a humharGtn"ui from "hrSh!iS
WAS Il failure. declares The uficlhl S't'"'
III, mt
"Armv .rn,;; Of yield Marshal Won
MuckruSru. an advancc ly hostile IN
ftnrry. assisted by fire from. he So 50,
along rhn coast against the right WIN"
Of tho Duhrudja army. failed.
"rndrr Field Marshal Won Macken'
sens eyes the Llanmhc army chosen lHl
further orrr;ii ions III Western ''uIl''ih' "a
crossed Ia IN. other bank. us planned
Nc have arrived in front or .NlcNah-
dria.''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27
Singing the Praise Of ChamberIain's
Tablets

Ever since used Chamberlain =
, Tablets for Indigestion. when living
in Fulton. \. Y. about fiv" years ago
and hey did me ~ much good haze
hen singln. lh"lr prais" in thr oars
81 r"i&nhur- aNh Friends. writes Mrs
Ernest Cronkcs. tamillu>, y. Y. Ub'
taiGahlo everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27
prof Abel RESIGNS

LONDON, Nov. q. %::25 d. m.--A de-
Spatch tu the Exchange Telegraph
from Amsterdam gives a Berlin de-
Snatch received there saying:
professor Abel Of Jena University,
u.ho was adviser TO food controller
Batocki. has resigned. The censor
ship prevents detailing The reasons
beyond that ho was unwilling 10 lake
the responsibility for what has hap
pcncd in the food department. The
rxpcctali0n i thai Prof. Abcl'S reSig-
nation Will be followed by others"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

his PARENTS Mr. ana Mrs. Frank McD"n-
aid who live. 81 Shor; I.%;anH" from this
CITY. A. present IL, has = broken leg ans
also broken arm. III" latter me result
az tossing an npri" II tn" air. His
bones ar,. 80 hrittl" !hat hey hr""n
whenever. II" engages ~ N" slightest
physical "Xcrli"n AMI all his !if" Ii" ~
suffered great pain because OF Nv
afflic;i0n.
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tn Exchange Civilians.

PARIS. Nov. @6-I:lj \. Nh an"
l'rrnrh civilians. mostly old mrn. women
and children. from tn" occupied districts
Of France. are about Ia b" sent back t"
Franc" from Germany. Trains. "aSh
carrying 5n0 persons Will effect inc
tr,nSnnr,a,iun to Switzerland. curruIc
tn his country. before Christmas.
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\ Berlin dispatch on November -. re-
rortcd completion nf negotiations for
the exchange of civilians between Ger
many and France TO the number oil ~
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Situation Not So Bad

LONDON, Nov. 81, 3:0S g. m.--Ai'
though the commentators in the morn
ing newspapers today do not attempt
70 disguise the fact that the posluoh
of the Rumanians has become very
mich worse and that they are sorcly
in need of succor, the weightiest writ
ors, in their opinions, refuse to De pes
simistic.
These writers maintain that Ruma-
MAS position may be better than the
man shows. and the fact that the Cen,
trail passes are still being held ana
that the Rumanian soldiers are tight
ing everywhere with desperate cour-
age. is taken to show that the morase
of the army is unimpaired.
II is commended that as long AS TINS
is the case the Rumanians may yet
turn the tables, as did the Allies on
the Marine in 1914, the situation then
having many of the general features
of the present position Of Rumanla
Confidence is also expressed that
re-inforcgnents from the Rumanian
northern army and the Russians soon
must arrive for the aid of the threat
ened armies In the south. The sudden
/ rise in the Danube in consequence VI
the thaw also is regarded as factor
which may prove very awkward Tor
the Germans
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D I E D

GARDNER on SaiTrd.l. NDIcinbc. -. l2i6. al Ia
"'r!4h Il NJ. MIS-. II LA LAMB GARDNER
func:a >rrrrc> =, ncr late rrs.drnce No. so NoTt
Friends Cd; inr family :Hy'i 10 attend. lnc:'h:nt
ugV.tr AT GIcc!"uuL cemetery.
WYAET-On FfiGar. NosoLher 18th. 1915. al y
''l!,cn u,-,u. ~ thu Residence ri her >s;rt. Ms
!lr,..s He.:r.3 Ne. 49, Mr,:"i,rlI stree. IDA r.
nH- II LsA.cuc" ". "! AIT lncr FIshorI. a-d Al
Funeral ,,,rvS, al, MordaY af.rnr4n at "'"!o',
Fr."..d> n.!;-i rr attend. Intcimen; at Greenwood
.rn.ri-:!.
RAYLOa-At his homo IN wootsdal.. S.;urds'
N"sc!nbr, =. I26. Il, ii ~ o'c',cs N. JON, ;.
NAi1.UE. IN the :4iI :ca. 81 aSs
Funeral :.um the .>ltrner MouIAy afternoon a. -,
u'ei,-'. FI8.+n!, - tie ian!I! a.toI iH;crhtIt
pirate. urr-H:N"ui cemetery.
ii'r.sc iiDH"Isi
AoaMS-un Frid-, moEn!ns. N"'r'nre' =. 1915. 4:
!.is hrmr III i'4rh View. HAIRY GREEN ADAMS.
20 ll.e I'm! year q: la. ace.
FHn.I<I srINtr.s M1ndIy c;i"!iynr. November p :
a. u':!-'s n III, lLir hrii.. lnt.rInrt A. Grre:..
A"rd "r;u"tr5y.
gELTz-,m fr,,!,r. N".rmnH :tih. 1915 al ) o'rlo.a
T. H.. At I'll" fa'ny residence No. 4; Twencir-D
,frc.i. REGINA w!d@T G: IL: lag. J. VI. Bc!G ~.
~ her iDtn y"sr
FunrriG III M"rda: mru.nS go ncic:.. Rsart:"
h.-h mas. s.. Nj hnrsU- church a. 2.'l nrjH',
rr,ru.l, ii ismii. RESPECTFULLY .n,itsd t. Al
;rn. inrrrni"nt NJ. I".vIry.
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OTTAWA. ONT. Nov. 26-Gencral Sir
Sam Hughes will leave here Tuesday on
a motor trip to Washington. He will
cross MT Niagara and spend day at
Gettysburg on tho way.
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You will find one Of the largest
lines of Canoes. Brooches and
Rings in the city at HlIman & Son
EQUALITY House"
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Comment Optimistic

Some Of the comment even dp'
breaches optimism, it being contend
cd that the Germans in their haste
TO conquer Rumania have actually
weakened themselves through the ne
ccssity of drawing men from other
fronts for the Rumanian campaign
Although the move Of the Germans
across the Danube IS characterized as
brilliant one it is declared it will be
proved 10 be unSound from strategic
standpoint.
The only really lugubrious comment
appears in the Daily Mail which ac-
cents the details Of the Rumanian 70
treat as true.
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Trevino SrcDareG


CHIHUAHUA CITY. Nov. -, VIA
Maria. Tex. Nuy. General Tr"NinJ
is PREPARED for another general assault
although The ii,uIraiiuIIS to-day were
the enemy would nul attack d2a'tl.
General Trrvinu is not rrlIHulIIHhInS
his vigilance and j. prepared Tor Il
surprise attack from an! CA 81 me
four quarters. At the Tim TINS mes
sage WAS dispatched Ivy courier. there
were no hnndlts 10 III seen west vi
the city. General Carlos NZuna : cav
airy charges in this direction cunpiciG-
" freed This sector OF Villa forces.
The losses on both sides ar" rrp0r'-
ed 10 he heavy as som" OF III" lI9Ht-
ing during the past - hours has been
almost hand TO hand encounters. In"
wounded who fell outside Of tn" city
could moi be- rrscnued from the No
Mans Land" beyond The first line
trenches because OF Ihr firing by both
the bandits and The government forces.
II is expected To send rescue parties
out under cover Of night tonight 10
bring in the wounded and hurry the
dead The wounded who fell within
the city are being cared for 1T HE mu-
nicipal hospital. Whnmrn are serving
as volunteer nurses in This and OthG!
hospitals Of the city.
The troops on both the bandit and
government sides appear very tired
after three days Of almost constant
fighting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-11-27
Associated Press on the Job.

JUAREZ, Nov. .6.--Thc Associated
Press furnished the CarranZa COM
manders in 1uarez tonight with the
tirslr information they have had for
thirty-siX hours OF the battle in Chi
huahua City. A message which could
not br sent over the federal telegraph
line because OF the break below Suaz
station, was sent by courier 10 Maria,
Texas, across the northern Chihuahua
desert and relayed from there to the
border at FL PaSo. How this message
was brought 10 the border through the
Villa lines. which are known TO cncir-
Gle the state capital 10 the north and
northeast is not known, but il is he
lievcd 10 have been sent b. automo.
bile courier 10 Marfa rs il would have
been impossible 10 cover this great
distance on horseback.
The telegraph line III military head
quarters is not working further south
than Suaz and The runner who WAS
sent from that station 10 Chihuahua
City 10 ascertain conditions had not
returned tonight. Cannon fire could
still be heard 10 the south OF SuaZ,
according TO the operator there.