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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-06

Joe Bryant was visitor IN Lexin,
a ton the past week.
Attorney II. Clay kaufman was
Franz fort the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Joseph are
Ashyile. N. G. for visit.
Master Gayle Doty is numbered wit
the sick ones in the town.
Mrs. VIM. HAYS Of Stanford visite
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Beazley.
Miss Florence Johnson left Monda,
for Stetson University DeLand. Fla.
Mrs. Sallie Maret Of Nicholasvile j,
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs lack Adams
Reverend 5. II. Pollitt was called tc
Vanceburg by the death Of his brother,
Miss Cecil Batson is reported quite
sick at her home on Lexington street.
Mrs. Herman Hoover, Of George
town is the guest of Mrs. j. S. John
son.
The Y visionary Society met wednes.
day afternoon at the Presbyterian
church.
Mr., james Stapp Of Lexington. was
the guest of Miss Eunice Prather. on
Sunday.
Miss Marie Ballard spent the past
week with her cousin Miss Julia Hills.
at Irvine.
Miss Bessie Brewer of Lebanon has
been the recent guest of Mrs. !. Rock
well Smith.
Mrs. j. L. Francis and Miss Allie
Arnold were in Cincinnati for stay of
several days.
Misses Virginia and Elveree Carter
spent Sunday with their grand mother,
Mrs. Barlow.
Miss Rosa Ray hay returned from a
visit to her aunt. Mrs. A. l.. Mansford.
IN Frankfort.
Miss Jennie Lackey was in Danyille
Monday the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Price.
Misses Bessie and Eunce Prather are
In Richmond visiting their sister. Mrs
Oscar Hendren.
Miss Leila Beatty spent portion of
the Christmas holidays with her nal
ents IN Richmond.
Miss Jennie Duncan has been in
stanford visiting her sister. Mrs. |
Charlotte Warren.
Miss Sallie Lou Myers is at home
from u visit to her cousin, Mrs. l.. NJ.
Ingram of Plneville.
Messrs Allen johnson and T. ]. PRICE
Jr., returned this week to the Military
college in Staunton. Va.
Miss Mary, May Walker of Paint
LACK was the guest the past week OF
Miss Minnie May Robinson.
hr. and Mrs. S. NJ. Tudor of Grsens.
burg. Indiana. have bssr H., -
Mr.. and Mrs. O. r. Carpen,sr
Mrs. Hartman Raney of Lagrange
Nv, Is spending some time with his
lnele. Mr.. and Mrs. Luther Raney.
Mrs Forrest Curtis and children Of
.opsr Air. In,,.~ -" "''' i'er
'"'' "eeN'
MIR. and Mrs. W. l.. Lawson were m
to see their nephew. MIR L..
e'N''' VINO Is sun IN serious condi-
~
Miss Banch Fleetwood has returned
rom the Richmond Normal school and
-" "'' S's''r' MIS- Theodore
MY
Miss Rebecca Williams has returned
D her home IN Bristol Tenn. after a
leGsant visit to her father Ar Lob,
''''"'''S' j
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. Noel entertained Il
t a course dinner in honor of the re. y
,nt bride aud groom, Mr.. and Mrs 81
ay Noel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Ashley. of al
richmond, spent the latter part of the SC
eek with her parents. Mr. and Mrs II
l.. sanford. N
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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-06
FOR Rent.

! desire to rent the brick residence
now occupied by w. c. Davis, for the
year 1916. Fisher Herring.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-06
YOU'LL. find IT IN THIS COLUMs

FOR SALE-A good Moores Air
tight Heater Mrs J. Rockwell Smith.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-06
For Sale On k,nt.

House and lot on Lexington Street.
Mrs. Susan Fisher.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-06

mat A. Cummins. ct al, Defendants
Pursuant to a Judgement rendered At
the November Term, 1915, of the Gar.
rafd circuit Court. the undersipned
commissioner will sell at public auction
TO the highest and best biddor. bef,ra
the Court House door in Lancaster
N.Y. AZ III O'Clock, A. NJ. or thereab3uts
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-06
COMMISSIONERS
SALE OF LAND.
GARRARD CIRCUIT COIrp1

The W. t. RawleIgh Medical Co
Plaintiff,
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-06

r. |. Red cockerels for sale.
II. j. K. Mount.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-01-06

+, l.. Thompson, of Preachersville.
says he has fifty good black face ewes
he will sell cheap.
The evening world., 1916-11-22
STOMACH UPSET?
Get at the Real Cause-Take Dr.
Edwards Olive Tablets.

That's what thousands Of stomach
sufferers are doing now. Instead of
tnking tonics, or trying to patch IN a
poor digestion, they are attacking the
real cause of the ailment cloggcd
liver and disordcrcd bowels.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets arouse
the liver in a soothing, healing way.
When the liver and bowels are per
forming their natural functions, away
goes Indigestion and stomach troubles
II YOU have bad taste in your
moulI', tongue coated, appetite poor,
lazy, don't-care feeling, no ambition
or energy. troubled with undi igested
foods. you should take Olive Tablets,
the substitute for calomel
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are a
purely vegetable compound. mixed
with olive oil, You will know them
hy their olive color. They do the
work without gripping, cramps or pain.
Take one or two at bedtime for
mick relief, 81 YOU can eat what you
like. lOc and 25c. All druggists. --
AdNt.
The evening world., 1916-11-22
CONVICTED OF 100000
TYPEWRITER SWIkDlE
IesSe Alexander, Who Claimed TO
Be Inventor, Found Guilty
of Grand Larceny.
Jesse Alexander, alleged by Assist

Jesse Alexander, alleged by Assist
ant District Attorney Gollstnn OF
Brooklyn TO have taken 10 approx
matcly $1,000 on typewriter he
said ne had invented. was found
guilty OF grand larceny to-day. Judge
Roy withheld sentence until Monday
Arthur q. Cunningham. a singer OF
the Century Opera Company. listened
10 the sweeter song Of Alexander 70
the tune OF 81 900 The baritone gave
up "A position TO live on the $4,000 a
wear his luves -ment OF $1,000 was to
bring him No income being forth
coming. he told his troubles to the
district Attorney
cunningham said that ne saw
Alexandcr's advertisement m the
Evening Telegram and got lu com
munication with the inventor al his
hone in East New York. Another
victim was Henry l.. Broughton Of
No. 5S West Forty seventh street. n
member OF the New YORK Athletic
club, who put up $500.
The evening world., 1916-11-22
KING Of bELG|ANS
ASKS WILSON'S AID
FOR THE EX|LES
Urges United States, Spain and
Pope to Protest Against De
portation of Workers.
SOME NEAR TRENCHES.
One Report Says They Are to
Be Used in Making De-
fenSeS on Somne.

LONDON. Nov. 22.-Wireless de-
spatches from Havre say King Albert
OF Belgium mas written TO Pope Bene-
dict. King Alphonso OF Spain and TO
President Wilson. asking each OF
these 10 protest against German de-
porta'ions Of workers from Belgium.
From Madrid the wireless says
King Aiphonso has addressed an en-
erEetic protest to Germany.
AMSTERDAM. Nov. s2.-According
10 the Telegroars correspondent, who
As ats he interviewed Belg de-
ported boy Germany from Ghent who
hoi succeeded In escaping their cap
tors the Germans transported them
close TO the Somme battle front and
proposed 10 put them TO work digging
trenches and making wire entangle-
mcnts
WASHINGTON. Nov 22--An ap-
peal TO prevent what the Belgian Min
lister uf Justice AT Ilavro SAYS might
develop into an extensive slave raid"
in connection with German deportation
of Bclg,aus rs IN the hands OF Miss
Mary pat'cu.
The message from the Belgian Min
Istcr asked her to start campaign OF
public opinion against the deportation.
The evening world., 1916-11-22

IL you have "A severe cough or chest
cold accompanied with soreness,
throat tickle, hoarseness, or difficult
breathing, or If your child wakes up
during the night with Group and von
want quick help. just try this pleasant
tasting homemade cough remedy.
Any druggist can supply YOU with 2 j.
ounces OF Pinex go cents WORTH.
Pour this into a pint bottle and All the
bottle with plain granulated sugar
syrup. Thus prepared, you have a
pint of really remarkable cough
remedy--one that can he depended
upon to give quick and lasting relief
at all times.
Pinex Is q special and highly concen-
trated compound Of genuine Norway
pine extract, combined with guaiacol
and 10 noted for It's speed in overcom-
ing severe coughs, throat and chest
colds.
There are many worthless limitations
OF this noted mixture. To avoid disap-
pointment, ask for "2h ounces of
finex" with full directions and don't
accept anything else, A guarantee OF
absolute satisfaction or money promt.
ly refunded, goes with this prepara.
ton. The Pines Co. Fort Wayne. Ind
--Advt.
The evening world., 1916-11-22
AMERICAN ATHLETIC TEAM
WELCOMED HOME BY A. A. u.
Five Competed Successfully in
scandinavian Meet Winning
Almost Seventy Trophies.

A delegation OF members OF the
American Amateur Athletic Union
welcomed home to-day the track
team representing that organization
which competed victoriously in the
recent scandinavian International
track and field contests.
The team. sting ~ Ted Mere
dith. 10. G. Loomis, Andy Ward, Rob
ert Simpson and Fred MURRAY. re
turned on the steamship Stu,.. l,HL
which reached Quarantine last nIgn;
and docked this forenoon. They
brought home the news that arrange
ments are already under way In Swe-
den and Norway to send team OF
athletes 10 the United States at an
early date.
The American athletes reported that
they had succeeded In carrying of a
majority OF the trophies IN the gam s.
in which they competed. seventy
events in all, their losses being mainly
in the long-distance runs. They pad
high tribute to the reception accorded
to them by the Scand,naviaus.
Tlrlk SalcGOw OF stockholm, VINO
has an international reputation as an
amoteur ice skater. accompanied the
American athletes home. He Is here
on visit.
The evening world., 1916-11-22
GERMANS RETAKE
HILL FROM ALLIES
ON MONAST|R LINE
Stubborn Resistance Reported
by PariS-Battle Is Raging
on Ten-Mile Front.

BERLIN. Nov. % tby wireless TO
Sayville). 49, Recapture by German
forces OF a height near Paralova. on
the Macedonian front ten miles
northeast of Monastir. IL announced
in the following report from the
War Office
Between Lake Ochrida and
Lake Presba and on tho Mona
stir plains vanguards OF the en-
tente forces came within reach
OF tho German and Bulgarian
positions.
East OF Paralova our rifles Of
the guard rccaptured height
and maintained 1t against sew
cral strong attacks"
PARIS. Nov. 22.--Enorgetic resist
ance Is being offered by the Germans
and Bulgarians on the Macedonian
front north Of Monastlr. the War
office announces. The advanc" OF the
entente forces was delayed also by
heavy FOG. Five hundred more pris-
oners were taken.
The Germano- Bulgarian forces are
accepting battle on line running
from Sneravc. three miles north OF
Monastir, to I'm 1860. southwest OF
the town Of Mikovo. which Is thir-
teen miles northeast Of Monastir.
The evening world., 1916-11-22
TRENCHES
DESTROYED, Says
BERLIN REPORT
Two DetachmentS Pierce De
fenSive Works South of
La BaSSee Canal.

BERtIS (vio Sayvlllc wlrclcss).
Nov 22.-Pcnctration or two German
attachments into British trenches.
destruction OF those defensive works
and capture of number ~ prisoners
was announced I'm to-day's official
statement.
"South OF Ia Bassec Canal" the
statement said. patrols uf the
Nlnety-third Auhalt Regiment and
the Fourth MaFd,bure Pioneer Bat
talon entered English trenches and
after destroying defensive establish
ments brought back prisoners and one
machine gun"
Foggy weather. the report said. In n-
tered with operations. Along the
Somme sector there was limited
amount OF artillery firing. In the
evening 1t Increased along both banks
Of the Aucrc and ON -. Pierre Vaast
wood. A British attack northwest Of
Serre brol," down under German fire.
LOND Don. Nov. 22.-Actve artillery
firing from tho enemy was reportc |
by Gen, sir Douglas llIIg from the
AnCre front to-day. He said the ac-
tivity was centred on the British right
front, south OF the AuCrt. To the
north British forces drove of "A hos
tile patrol
PARIS, Nov. % An intense fog +
hindering operations along The flan-
dcrs battlefront. the French otlicpl
statement asserted TODAY.
The evening world., 1916-11-22

gagged in trans Atlantic service, not
having been completed at the out
break Of tho war. She ives turned
over to the government and ti,ted out
as a hospital ship, with cots Tor 2.Soo
men. She carried. vsua-y, Ia addition
to patients, 200 nurses and orderi'es
and 100 surgeons. bssdos her crew of
about 300 men. the line officers said.
The Britannia as a hospital ship was
operated solely oy cfresrs of the
White Star Line AZ the local of3cs
Il was stated the ship Vas strictly =
non-belligerent.
Tho ship was Withdrawn from Gov
eminent service. according 20 reports
TO the New York office and tokon 10
a shipbuildinS yard sbou, month
aso to have her passenger Aeeommo-
cations rebuilt. They expected her
70 be placed In the trans-Atiantic ser
vice within a short time Nothing has
1een heard of the ship since word was
received that she was TO be rebuilt.
II was stated here that the Britain
mic was commanded by Capt e. ID.
Bartlett.
Tho Britannia was the largest Brit
ish ship sfoat and was second only to
the Vaterland. the huge German pas
snger vessel, in tonnage. She dis
placed s,i5s tons. She was propelled
hy three screws.
An attache Of the British Consulate
In this city said this afternoon there
YES every likelihood that number Of
American doctors and nurses were on
tho Britannia. The Consulate had no
names OF the medical personnel. but
it was said that word was expected
from the Rod Cross headquarters In
Washington, giving tho names Of the
american doctors and nurses aboard
tte ship.
The evening world., 1916-11-22
ALLIES LOST 1O2 AEROS
IN MONTH, SAYS BERLIN

BERllN Nov % (by wireless to
SayvilIel As tho result OF air com
bats on me western front I'm October.
says the Overseas News Agency, lO2
Anglo French airplanos were lost. or
this total tfty-eight, of which thirty
seven were British and twenty- one
were French fell into German hands
Forty-two machines were shot down
beyond the hostile lines Two were
forced 70 land behind tho battle
front
German airplane losses for October.
the news agency says. were fourteen
machines. some of which fell behind
tha hostile front
The evening world., 1916-11-22
WOMAN INJURED
IN SUBWAY CRUSH
AT GRAND CENTRAL
Forced OF Station Platform
by Crowd Into Space Be
tween Two Cars.

The congestion In the subway
which has made station platforms
and trains the scenes OF disorder dur
Ing the rush hours FOR several weeks
reached the climax this morning at
the Grand Central Station. when a
woman was pushed from the plat
form between two cars.
Miss Della Allen, whose addres.
was given as No. 4i9 West Thirty
fourth street, was the victim. Only
the fact that the doors OF the train
were not closed AZ the time prevented
1t from going ahead and probably
fatally iniuring her.
The platform was mass of writh-
Ing. struggling men and women when
Miss Allen was forced by the crowd
toward the ear door. She struggled
10 reach the open door. but was DOW
"rl"ss in tho crowd. She was carried
TO the space between the cars and
forced of the platform.
The woman's screams added TO the
turmoil. but word was quickly car
ried TO the motorman to hold the
train and she was lirtcd out by two
mon. An ambulance was called from
Flower Hospital and the woman was
treated FOR shock and confusion @;
'ur left leg
Rudolph Lange. Of 40. 4is Twenty
third street, Brooklyn. was injured on
tho Madison Avenue stairs. He was
knocked down and rolled 20 the plat
form Ho was treated by a surgeon
from Flower Hospital for contusions
of the knee and liberation OF the
lips.
The evening world., 1916-11-22
A Never Failing Way
to Danish Ugly Hairs
(Aids to Beauty

No woman is immune to superfluous
growths, and because these are likely
to appear at any time. it is advisable
to always have some delatone powder
handy to use when the occasion
arises, A paste is made with some of
the powder and water and spread
upon the hairy surface; in about 2
minutes this is carefully removed and
the skin washed, You will then find
that Your skin is entirely free from
hair or fu1z Be sure, however, to
-ct real drlatOne. .-Advt.
The evening world., 1916-11-22
SCHROEDER DENIES BIGAMY
Case does over IntiI supposed
Mlfr Can lie Produced.

George 4 Schroeder member OF a
wealthy Cleveland family, arrested last
week on charge OF bigamy preferred
by Nine sophie TraubmLI. formerly a
member Of the Metropolitan Opera Com.
pany pleaded not guilty before MHRis-
trate Brough to-day Assistant District
Attorney Ecker sought TO prove Schroe
der had two other wives living, one in
London and one in Concord. Mass.
a record Of the marriage Of the latter
20 Schroeder IN 1907 was introduced. but
counsel for Schroeder held that the
woman herself should have been In
court Magistrate Brough agreed with
him and the case was sdiournad until
saturday, ct which tins ths raresTa
woman 10 expected TO he present
The evening world., 1916-11-22
GREEK CABINET
SPLIT BY ACTION
OF ENTENTE ENJOYS
Minister of Justice Resigns
Diplomats of Central Powers
Held on Steamer.

ATHENS. Nov. % (vin London) 49,
Justice. has resigned. giving as n rea-
son the pressure of the entente. which
he declares renders the position OF
the Cabinet impossible.
Charges OF personal espionage and
tho aiding in furnishing OF German
submarines with supplies led Vice
Admiral du Fournet to demand Of the
Greek Government that diploma tic
representatives Of Tho central Powers
leave the capital.
LONDON. Nov. 22.--The Ministers
representing the Central Powers at
Athens. IN requesting an audience
with King Constantine. stated that
they did not regard the action OF the
Entente Powers In demanding th~'r
departure from Greece as involving
responsibility on the part Of he
Greek Government or the King, nor
As being a hostile act as far as Greece
was concerned. says Reuters de-
spatch from the Greek capital
The Greek Ministers accredited 20
the Central Powers" adds the de-
spatch. will remain at their posts.
The Ministers and the personnel Of
the Legations OF the Central Powers
al Athens Will remain on board the
Marienhad Tan Austrian merchant
vcssel) until a Greek vessel or other
neutral ship is available TO take them
to Dodessntch. The vessel will fly
the flags OF all the Ministers to avoid
,.,e risk Of the shin beinp torpedoad ~
The evening world., 1916-11-22
LOSE
19,477 TROOPS TO
TEUTON INVADERS
capture Of Craiova Followed
ny Further Successes Along
the Alt Valley.
LINE OF RETREAT CUT.
;Iondon Fears That Great
| Stores of Grain Have Fallen
into Teuton Hands.

BERLIN. Nov. % (by Wireless. 60
sayvills) s)-Tho Austro- German In
vaslm OF Roumania is proceeding
uncherked. says to.day's announce
mcnt from the War ofce. Rou-
ground was gained on the Rothen-
thurm Pass Road and In the Ait Val
ley.
The entrance OF German troops into
Crniova IL reported IN to-day's official
statement Breaking tho resistance
OF the enemy by bayonet attack
west ana east Prusslan infantry en-
tered the city from the north. squad
rons OF Her Majestys Culrassier reg
iment from the west we're the first
German troops 10 enter.
Near tho coast. In Dobrud'1. there
was an outpost engagement on the
Danube there we're local artillery
bombardments
A review Of the Roumanlan cam
pnign. eliminating IN the taking %
Craiova. In Wallachia. issued by the
Press Bureau to-day. declares that
from Nov 20 is tho German cap
lures In this region included lss ON
GERS. 1883 men OF other ranks. 26
cannon. 70 machine guns.
"rhc railroad line from Orsova TO
Craiova being cut Roumnrian units
fighting In Orsova have lost their
only line OF retreat" the statement
asserts.
The turning poin, OF tho campaign
was the decisive defeat OF the Rou-
manians near Turgiyiul.
Victorious troops OF the Central
Powers" the statement continues
Immediately made use OF their sue
cess. and In spite OF gigan,ia difficult
ties from snow covered roads, which
were hardly practical for marching
and impossible for cars. they broke
into the Wallnchian plain"
The victorious progress OF the
troops IL cited as "once more proving
co cooperation and cordial comradc-
ship" OF Austro- Hungarian German
troops. The abatement declares that
tho Roumanian civilian population,
excited by severe defeats" partool<
| OF the fighting and that columns OF
Teutonic troops were frequently fired
on from ambush.
I LONDON. Nov. 22.--Londou made
no attempt to-day 10 disguise its
feeling OF the gravity OF the German
whirlwind advance into Western Rou-
mania. indicated In the fall OF era
iowa.
Military experts were greatly con
cerned TO know whether the Rouman 10
ians had sufficient advance iuforms-
ton OF the speed OF the German en- -
veloping movement. engineered by
Gen. Won Falkenhayn. to remove from
Craiova the vast stores of grain
known TO be there. Germany desper-
ately needs such wheat and hope IL
expressed here that fragmcntary ad .
Vices indicating that the CraioVa
granaries had been empticd long be-
fore the German occupation win be
confirmed.
The evening world., 1916-11-22
TWO MEATLESS DAYS
new RULE IN FRANCE
Cabinet Also Decides That There
Shall BE No Pastry, Cake or
Fancy Bread.

PARIS. Nov 22,-Two meatless DAYS
a week were decided upon to-day by
the Cabinet. II was agreed that the
two days should be Thursday and FRI
day, and decree 10 that effect will
shortly be issued.
1t was also decided TO prohibit alto
gether the making o' fresh pastry.
cakes and rolls AMI fancy bread The
smallest loaf win be OF two pounds
weight Crackers and kindred ed bles
OF dry character VIII bs the only
form OF cakes permitted
The evening world., 1916-11-22

The Com ENChange Bnnk 0' Nov
York announced to-day that IT had
made loan Of s95,OOoO 900 20 the
Wheat Export Company of Canada.
by the British Govern
mont The proceeds are To be used
hy the export Copany for the pur-
chase of canadian grain and tine ia
rn.tntlnE Of It's cNportutluu
The evening world., 1916-11-22
wife See. Husband Drow

Nicholas Dykman. captain of the
barge Chelsea, belonging to the New
York Central Railroad. drowned Ia the
presence OF his wife at the foot OF
Forty ninth Street South Brooklyn. this
afternoon. Dykman was throwing a
ha wsar To another barge when he missed
his footing and plunged INTO the bay.
The cries OF his wife Attracted the atten-
ton OF other baryemen. who dove over
board and brought the body TO the sur.
face. pykman was twenty-four years
old.
The evening world., 1916-11-22

the remedy SO powerful and eff
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troubles. While intense in heal.
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lutely harmlcss-always CRATE
fully soothing and pacifying
Clears away undue rcdncss overnight
Eradicales eczcmas. pimplcs, rash
scalp-scalc, acne. herpes
Posidm Soap IS the soap Of daily help
10 the skin used NTH. o, apart from
treatment nth PosIam.
For FREE SAMPLE write to Emer-
gency Laboratories. 81 West 25th St..
New York City. Sold by all druggists
The evening world., 1916-11-22
KAISER SIGNS BILL
FOR UNIVERSAL LEVY

III B,ttten tie Ages Of Seventeen
and Sixty to l5e Drafted
Into Service.
ZURICH. Nov. :? Reports hero
from Berlin declare the Kaiser has
ratified IA blil to levy on all medically
ut between the ages ~ seventeen aud
SIXTY.
The evening world., 1916-11-22

oniv One "BRoMo oUiNINE,"
bsiiAB' gNSYSise = Lj,L f.i s.".t.ssN s.% sN NsiH'Ns
GRovE. Cufss cold IN ens daI, .he .-NAdvt-
The evening world., 1916-11-22
WALL STREET.
Closing Quotntions.

VIA net changes from pre,iou. closing
The evening world., 1916-11-22
NEW AUSTRIAN RULER;
HIS WIFE AND THEIR
son, NOW CROWN PRINCE

Observation-Disclosures.