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New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

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ery /. 1919. subscription books We're '',,ro
wopened o. in tho morning and the entire
issue sold within few minutes Inc
offering price was 999A
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
frrom Tho Trfufs Bureau
washington. January g.


ARMY
c.o, CHARLES y DoERR. Nel ,o'p,, ','s .,a'y
fatef i1 faae 0lrre.pn'Y Y.''' 1870 , ,aef,
h%',I % ,~lc.,. n, fsa,eltorih
c,of WILLIAM a. ALLEN. M.i 'ei.'' .s
arrival in ag1 =. .,...i .tsi''-''''
csof HAIRY u fAN kihk. Ned toIy, ,' s.ry
A. pra,ii1 ~ MONTEREY, report ~ ,pn'ina,' ,pn IT
oriror m ihsi post ior du'y vim A"''''"''
can, LEo MUDD. Ned CORPS. ",,'r ..,'s 'fr'sl
IN 4 a anil or expiration lesf ~ ~,
10 fe,i,rmsn General Hospital Fie"ni' " ''"
r,l., 'i ff LIE BEN>ErT 'cosr Ar b. 70 r.,
'.fti,ing .rrglce p1rflsl. Ne ne ft''' '
tGARiF4 s FOWLER retired - ,om' ,,t,.
f-t,,, ~ ions s Mc'LEiRY lnf. from inrlt.I
'l,el,i,,ng ,,-,.-e. fe'ain station a. Columbus
s.l"n5 hs,i'Il Il, WALTER n WEAVER. 29d ~ 'ro'a
Marion Institute Marion. Aia. 70 lF' ''''r
p..,,,.,,o1 WEE op'sD' s,1ani T. GAYMoSD NORRIS Fr'
Ie%os,. ave. q, o6,.nrs FIRST y FREDERICK j
SpARRIn'nERGER Mel Res corgs, ,ee15.s eaa
tended Two months. frsi y .hLLI,-,g,noa
DEANS Ir Coast At. - 1AY' hsl hNp' -,
rRIEs Corps Engineer. .'''e e'f'-e'
month";,
NAVY
Con-. cLErAND DAVIS detached na'.l f'eri,iing
s+d ado stations -sn Diego. granted rt'e '
st.sree urfn MAY o.
y II M BENIs d''sehsa ID si, 'io'a.fir'' I'm. T..
72"',a Al'nM,i' p9en. be- 70 co1nsc'lo1 f''ins on
a,a IN romnsni rhsr comnis'lo1,d
IN r. W NGf IRE iet.red ~ hone ,.....,..
j. surg 4 o. Garrison. detached waning
ieo r,,ns.,e, 70 ds..,',S.' g. copr 20 De' Nome,
Chie, Gun g. y HOLLAND detached Wa'n'nE
tou. 20 home sad a. Al, ofi-.t, ,...,,,o, ,e,, s,
Gun q MARTIN. eetacheI feo'i"ns '"p b.
c,lo, cs;p r WILKINSON detached N's
Isrseg. 10 souih Carolina
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
SHER.:F'S AUCTION SALES.

HENRY BRADY. Sherirs Auction-er. sells
this day Tuesday. Feb lst. 1916 a. TO
clock in the forenoon a. 3l6s broatva as.
one stroud Pianola Piano Metrostyle. one
stool and "a records
ALFRED Z SMITH. sheriff
JOHN J. MURRAY. Deputy sheriff
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
City Bank BUYS Note Issue

The National City Bank, It was an
nounced yesterday. has purchased Sl5,-
900. 900 Remington Arms Union Metal
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED


JAPANESE. butler. vale, and experienced cook
wants situation March ]. ci'r. country. FlG
T. ID B.1 -1. ohe1hsrisf0Nl. W. Va
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
BUSINESS CARDS.

CARFFTL CARPET CLEANISG CO.-Cl.n. oy
compressed air steam. hand or OF n00r 1883
ProAdWay 42l East tsth ST. COE BRANDT.
Iel. l32-3sth.
luJTlGRAPH TYPEWRITTEN LETTERS 200.
tf so. J. o00 sif5; 10000 50 GEO. L.
NfATHERFORD i2e Broadway (EcgItsble Bldg ).
Room I lsl Rector t54S.
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
Oldest Lsrgest. Most Modern.
FTSE RUGS WOVEN FRON OLD CARPETS.
p~-es Reaforahie send for Circular.
Tel tig2 1898 BrGnt l3f- -42s Wcsi 4sth a.
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POLITICAL
"a Republican County COMMITTEE
"a of the
~ County of New York.
Headquarters Ne. iO5 West t'.Is 10th 'd'" ~

Headouarfers Ne. iO5 West 10th su'H
To THE REPUBLICAN VOTERS q
THE COUNTY OF NEW iohhs
Pursuant % and go compliance - -.
call horatoear> issued hy ne hep.N..
state Committee ana in accoi 80. c,.i-s 80
fha resolution adopted ny the NeP. x.-
county Comwittee ~ the 'ouh. -. n.
York. The General 'omnht'ss O, o,c..-tv :
pull .iran Party ii and flr tne t,,,-.,,..
Sew York. and addressed 90 the N.Y.
can voters in said county c,..
NOTICE Is fH.REBY GIVEN tnrr
mary election vii nf Neli 9n tear, .
February sth, 1919. between tn'
= 81. aud % " ...,,v I. -
The purpose of such rrln.a .i.r.t.
.Ionsa delegate. and alferneie "a.
10 state Convention 70 he ntio q
..ofa nam in tie cts n Sew ,.is
Tn..lav tie f5fh day ~ Fehfle, =. n.
a. O'Clock = ~, 20 II th'
enrolled Republican electpis prirsr
Stale for domination AZ ne ~. a.
rs. 3D., An-n 1915 four cand &C.,, =,
.f.Ie0arss-af-fargr. and four cin4'.. Ns.
alternate dtleEafes-af- p.,shilssa
touaI Contcn Iou of th. ,'iirois o
PARTY. 10 le held - hl.a 1915 a.
ilrdreefar. the -th Jay of Jln'- RAJ
o.. ...s..f .ft.I other busir =,
n~.rlrI, come before thc 'on.e1 .y,.,-,s
1ie nur,rar N delegates ara 'c,asss.
drfegafes 90 tne hepup''ea, l,s tsssasvi
tnn. as aforess ~, Is more l-"s n s1opvi
and sef forth go ne oIu'..... On tn ..is
and issued hy th's '9iliiii'''
day of January, 1910 -,.. d.leSi'"
surh delegates sud sItfrn4t ss.S ;,-
shall la chosen Pos direct fN.tr,. nis'rie'
mary. from the various N' IN arccfi-
.s the units OF repr,s n,s'' 3D.. Escsi
aroe with the pro- ia.oAs ''
Ls.1 .,r,,, ,,s,e. for holding ssis sssis.'s /,
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

zef fBrI Ma'an7ss. J.. Rance lrr. Bori-auT
.orrel ln-J Haufsr. Lansing. Norfolk 'alf0r
is LlvToo' and Glasgow. Princess Anne <c-
Neston Norfolk. Christian B0rs lNofi. Monte
vdoo. Perfection. Gtorgcosu = e. Manrhi0nea
i>orl. Kingston. Lampasa.. Galveston. Ina. Ma
eori.. Garrgaio fBr. Nlaiir0stor Gufsfream
Port Arthur. Snedracht lpufh.. Rotterdam. A.
uiraI Sehrfe Santiago
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

AitiINfl
Ior 0a.i Jan ~ Area ibN Ne" lork "a fnal
fn' 'H'HNa
tsstc.lauaIs Jan Us ArSH ibf, Ne" YORK va
N0r'ot M ,, A . y, ~
harrc." A. 'a, Msr 'el Nt-'t niail NJ y
loin 70 ''''' Nt" i''' -'"' 'l'"''N
N"iI. Ne. i". 49,, r, ,p. 49,. VI
~ N"Aaf' "A' ~ -l' hI'.'. 'nY- ~ 'vy-
I%'.'a.a-' % "a po,,f f, fnuirf1 N.n W. s.
80. f',.--'..,
, "m'uih im h..lr''tn D,-, ,-... -.
,,o.ie 'a. 4v-.i, 1i, N'' lo'S VI %,
ID" " g.. ..f' - W
al. . s' n,,,,. Nor, N.v
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r 20 c.,r, f>,., N.r yo-t VI. s,
| D., '" W -
- ra. r ea i.r.ro. ~ S,, yor1 D.,
Uam.rlrs
tfFp''. ia" aN. ~" l'fH' 'ia' lus
aNla fniI N'" ~ .'l Hass"
N'0'i'I. l", haL'I~ ~ ..s"
l" 'i =. f"'''. - ''' Ndia SUNNI
, ,o.'s, etc. ,..-..,,..s.. >.. va.
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COPARTNERSHIp NOTICES.

Afr JOIN HENRY HAMMOND has this
day been admitted Partner I'm our Firm.
BROWN BROTHERS a COMPANY.
Februr ry lst, 1916.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

pENJAMIN BvLMEh -.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

Hl9he.t temptraiure yt'ofda7 q deHeo' ~ ~
, ND. lowest. ss fat 20i ml. sve-are 's
average for corresponding dafs lest rear. 2s sTer
sss ,or .respondng da.. ia'i thirty 'hre' YEAR en-
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
Highland Park Hotel

AIKEN. s. {.
NCW OPEN AMERICAN PLAN.
New Hotel. on modern coayeriences Coli, ten
MS. polo driving All hor.caack. itesl climate
j. J. SWEENEY. Mgr. AIKEN. S. c.
Summer-Whiteface Inn. Lake Placid.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Reports for the Last
Twcniy-four Hours.

u..tt,s.o, Ian 81 Tho following food warn
,rs, FOR the Msshslppi River below Nicmhuf WI"
D.. n,r,hnfea 20 mouov morning II The l''oe'
hold m. water nov n sight indicates stages a.
,,,ioo. N,tchez. Miss sg5 fect by February %.
u.,.. n.,ee Ia tqs IN a. f,ct DonaiisonSille
"a a f.e, and New Orlesns N 3 ~ 2l f'et earV
a, March Tho Atchaialsys River viii roach 'hH
,t.ss N forty n,e fcss At sinmospot ana 'l' i'''
q, Melville. La about February la
.-ho Missouri River is falling slowly. from Kan
So, CIV io tho mouth The Ml''l"ppi "'e'
.r,,,,d A. 81 Louis ~ 81 feet during tho fore
ro,n Tie sivrr is rising from Cairo 70 me moulin
.,,h .re,, stage, forecast 4, falows Memphis .
f,.,. uolena "a feet Arkansas 'iiy. ~ iee'
v,.t,h,s "a feet Tn. Wabash Maumee ana
white Rivers in Indiana. are above hool Stage
.,,s. NJ 9s f,e is forecast for Tho Sabine River
wiz n'c exception of local rains tuesday IN M Mins
souih Atlantic and eati "nI tAi's s99m.sSs~ e..,
weather VIII prevail TUESDAY and Menne,n. ~, N,
r,l b- much colder Tuesday night in tla Atlantic
ni.s pre..lrr system NJ grosi magnitude cover.
.h. .nfira Western laf ~ fho country, md ii'' ''
,.s also decided rise in pressure 10 ihe fAfN"il
,,.,rf in fie Atlantic states. indiratNs 4 u'i n,i
chang, from ihc unsettled vno or pressure NJ % %lDn
.t trsf has prevailed curing The month ~ dMH
ar, snt reiuru f1 more eeasonAhle condlu''
Duns 'he last t"cnN iouI h..I' ,,. g,,,ern
N,t - Inc country except in ne south ANanu0
.lafo, md local rains and SHOWS in 'a''Ieu '
e.n-,o ,.arIfss arc displayed on me Atlantic
coas, from Delaware Bieakweier 20 Eaeipol, 4.
t,,t,. and middle Atlantic fresh 10 strong ives,
.,, ir-~fI, ,,.tf esa Guf fresh northwest. upper
lake roJ.ra'o northwest. lover lakes. fresh "esI
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

Ian O. .rnafsrr rrga. AZ Mama .,,.. =,
Iar 9s-Charanoogs a. Las fenns' 'ia,.sf' -
u,,a,.ar Nem. e. 10p0.0nampl le'N'''rr. e
Port fl. Prince
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
Forecasts for Special LOOalltls'.-t''isrn Ne"
-. ..--1.l. ....l. .lnnh. md cnldn- 10 .daN /.

ro,,e.,t. for Special Locsue,.-Es'isrn NJ"
YORK and vralnla. partly cloudy and colder 'o'o'S
fair TO morrow colder In eastern portion
pisfrrf ~ Columbia and Msviand paf'' '''N"'
and c-ilc 90 day. fair and colder 20 morrow
Delaware. fs.r TODAY. fa.r ani colder 20 morrow.
>.a r.rsc. Fair fo.Ias. colder in northern aNl
western portions fair and colder Wedn''lAl ,s.
Fa.feni Pennsylvania. perNy CLOUDY Fly 'o.--'
N isy. fnlr t3-morroV colder ~ soulhe"'" p"'
Southern Nev England FAIR and colder tod"
[o-,.e~ N.u England partly cloudy ,o-dtr
colder in western and southern portlenii TAR ana
colder fH. morrow ,-,-.-t. .-s
Ohio partly cloudy ani colder 10 as'' 'AH u"
w... virginia fair to-day. except rain or snoT
in fr. mountains. colder fsir 10 mofro"
Alabama lRlfy cloudy in northern por-'n -
rain ln southern portion % day. ml'h oo-I'r IN
ss.c.-s's lo.si isns fo-dsy. colder IN norh'7
,rf western portions. faiT M morrow coilel l'
oas. ern AMI southern portions ..
Florida. lo,al rains 10 daf. cfl4e' IN mr.
,rr portion local rains to m0Uo" t'i'f iN
GENITAL arI n1-fhearern rortion'
terror ro' .cr 'n.ris 'f Pc COAST. ial- "'' '''
~rr.h cs-.'i-a io-si rl'as % ta7 colder r. i'
ferl.r. fafr 90 morrow colder iu eastern p'ri
Louisiana fair ami colder Poo Jay t..t'
western portion. cole wave u solfhes'ffn pr
n.. temperature wil ZEN 90 dessots .r more. iaii
to-morroo
Local offolal Record r7e following o'h"n r'c
OIL from tho Weather Bureau shows Tho changes N
,.he temperature fo- uo f'c twenty Your hol' IN
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

Lamar has recently been in the lime
light due 20 his alleged connections
with Labor's National Peace Council
and Franz Won Rintelon, the German
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01
BUSINESS CHANCES.

HARDWARE BUSINESS FOR SALE -- sock.
fixtures. goodwill Wfits Honeymsn Aud.
Colorado SUrin.A
New-York tribune., 1916-02-01

Local Forecast. Partly c'olls sni colder 20 dsy.
f,- ,ai -c'ts- 20 morrow fresh ir strong west .o
uorthve'i Nind'
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-05
Be RID OF THAT ACHE

If you are a sufferer with lame
back, backache, dizziness, nervous
ness and kidney disorders, why don't
you try the remedy that your own
neighbors recommend?
Mrs. A. J. Steiner, 800 Choptank
Ave, Cambridge, says: Il was in a
bad way with a rundown condition
of my kidneys. My back ached ter
ribly and 1 surely suffered, whenever
I did anything that caused me to
stoop Sharp pains, like the thrust
of a knife, ran through my back. The
kidney secretions were too frequent
in passage, causing me annoyance.
surely was feeling miserable until 1
got Doan's Kidney Pills at the Post
office Pharmacy. After using three
boxes, l was cured"
Price SOC. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
.Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Steiner had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Props, Buffalo, N. Y.-Adv.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-05
ANOTHER JUMP
IN THINGS TO EAT
Price Of Brea:I, Mix and Oth8I
Staples Go Up

Philadelphia. Oct. 5.-Despatche
from many points last night told OF
the continued increase in the cost OF
staple articles Of food.
Bread and milk and, in fact, about
everything demanded hy the hung y
person has gone up within the las;
twenty-four hours.
A New York chain Of restaurants
patronized almost exclusivelT by per
sons in modest circumstances. addeG
five cents to nearly all its dishes. Even
hash was raised from fifteen 10 twenty
cents. Cuts Of pie that had been sell
ing at five cents went to ten, and eggs
no matter how prepared, are five cent:
an order higher.
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ALLIES NOW FACE
FOE'SF0URTHL Line.
British Have Taken 26,735
Prisoners on SOmme.
WEARING GERMANS DOWN
French Capture Strongly Fortified
Lire and 500 Prisoners-Brttish
Make Further Gains.

Lire and 500 Prisoners-Sritisn
Make Further Gains.
London. Oct "a strongly fortified
line OF German detences between Nor
val and St. Pierre WAIST wood en- the
SOmme trent has been captured by
the French. the Paris war office an
nOuncei. Three hundred prisoners
were taken.
The London war office announced
that the town of Eaucourt lAbbaye,
for possession of which heavy fighting
has been in progress for several days,
is now entirely in the hands OF the
British. \ heavy rain was falling.
An official statement issued in Lon
don gives details OF the fighting after
the advance of September Is. describ-
ing the chara ctar OF villages. including
Combles, Gueudecourt and Thiepval,
ana proceeds:
These Victories brought our front
line at more than one point within a
mile of the German fourth position
west of the apaumeTransloy road.
The enemy has fought stubbornly to
check our advance, and since Septem
Der Is seven new divisions have been
brought against us and the five against
the French. The severe and prolonged
struggle demanded on the part Of our
troops very great determination and
courage.
"At the end of September the 81 u
o+iop NOV ha c,1Dpmarize1 aS follows
Since the opening of the battle on
July ! we have taken 26,735 prisoners
and engaged thirty-eight German di
visions, of which Twenty-Five have
been withdrawn, exhausted CT broken
We hold the half moon upland of the
Anere, occupy every height of import
ance. and so have direct observation
ground to the east and northeast. The
enemy has fallen back upon fourth
line behind a low ri ige just west Of
the Eapaume-Transloy road.
The importance Of the three
months offensive is not to be judged
by the distance advanced or the mum
Der of enemy trench lines taken. Il
may be locked for in the effect upon
the enemy's strength in numbers, ma
terial and morale. The enemy has
used up his reserves in repea ed, cost
ly and unsuccessful counter attacks
without causing our allies or our
to relax our steady, methodical
IRE.
"In this action troops from
part of the British empire and
Islands have been engaged.
haved with the discipline and !
/ ton of veterans. Onr aircraft
shown in the highest degree tho
/ of the offensive. They have p
regularly far behind the enemy
| and have fought many battles W
/ tile machines and many with
: troops on the ground For eve
my machine that succeeds in
our froft-it- ;;s-sSss-tiau saEz.tF.
| dred British machines cross the
my's 'front.'
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PORK DROPS 70 CENTS
But Pittsburgh Hotels Raise Price c


But Pittsburgh Hotels Raise Price OF
Bread and 5utter.
Pittsburgh, Pa, Oct. 5.-The first
important break for more than year
in the steadily rising i" rhet meat
in the Pittsburgh district W $ fore,
cast when hogs were Quoted At Hers
Island stock yards seventy cents per
hundred lower than Tues ay with the
highest price a $3.50.
Heavy recoipts a.d a falling off in
demand were given by brokers as the
cause of the slump.
Any saving which mieht be effected
from this cause, however, was balanc
ed by the announcement Of lending
hotel managers that ten cents would
be added to all checks for meals to
cover the ccst OF bread and butter.
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Can't Collect for Impaired Visio

Harrisburg, Pa, Oct. 5.-The 9
compensation board is declared
have no authority to make an o,
for payment by an employer of
third the amount Of compensation
lowed for loss of an eye, becausd
oculist estimates the normal visio1
an eye of an employe has been dill
ished one-third, according to an d
Ion handed down by Harry A. Mac
the chairman.
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U. S. TROOPS TO STAY
Mexico Must be Safe for Amerie
Before Troops Return.

Before Troops Return.
Atlantic City, n. j., Oct. s.
American forces will not be VI
drwn during recent disturbances u
the safety of life and property in M
co are assured and the American q
missioners to the Mexican confere
are convinced the Carranza gov
ment at least has fair prospects
bringing about the social, econo
and political regeneration OF Mex
This, ii is said, is the basis on WI
the American delegates are pre-
ing despite attempts to limit disc
in the conference to the Withdraw
the expedition Of Brigadier Cen
John J. Pershing. Indication Of
policy has been given to the Cara
ENJOYS both in the consideration
the Mexican plan for border patrol
the plan for American mining In
ests for the resumption of work.
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Elk BABY Coach Sneed.

Harrisburg, Pa. Oct. 5.-In an ordi-
nance passed by the borough council
Of Pembroke, even baby coaches are
to be regulated along with autCmo-
biles, wagons, street cars and other
vehicles. The maximum speed OF per-
ambulators is to be three miles an
hour and they must be driven" by
adults. Fines are to be imposed for
INFRINGEMENT of the rules.
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Court Favors Christian Science.

Albany, N. Y, Oct. 5.-Rights Of
Christian Scientists to treat persc ms
afflicted with disease without obtain
ing a license to practise medicine are
clearly set forth as a principle of state
law by the court of appeals. The rul-
ing is considered the most important
and far-reaching victory believers in
the Christian Science faith ever have
Zon in this state.
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PRIEST DIES IN AUTO CRASH
Chancellor of Peoria Killed and Two
Others Injured

Ot''SFS WI
Peoria, H., Oct. 5.-Rev. Father
Schuetz, chancellor of the Peoria
Catholic diocese, was killed, Bishop
Dunno, OF the Peoria diocese, and
Father Shannon, vicar general, were
seriously injured in an automobile
smash-up here.
The automobile turned over, pinning
Bishop Dunno received internal in
iuries and Father Shannon suffered a
broken leg. The party was on its way
to Princeville for confirmation serv.
'"es
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R.kers Increase Their Prices,

Greensburg, Pa, Oct. 5.-Bakers
from all towns in Wesmoreland coun,
ty at a meeting decided to increase
the price of bread and cakes.
Small loayes OF bread will be sold
at six cents. The price Of cakes
advanced from ten to twelve cents a
dozen.
Milk dealers have advanced milk two
cents quart.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1916-10-05
Warns AGAINST Bad Potatoes.

Washington, Oct. with the pc
tato crop so short that thousands Oh
bushels must be imported for home
consumption the department Of agci
culture issued a statement warning
importers OF strict rcgu atiuns to be
complied with, reo"i ing permits for
all shipments and examination a port
of entry by inspectors Of the depart
ment.
Attention is called to the quaran
tine against imports from the United
Kingdom, Germany, Austria-Hungary
Newfoundland ana the Islands OF st
Pierre and Miquelon, on account OF the
prevalence in those places of the pc
tato wart or black scab.
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S1,OOO,OOO FOR M. E. PENSIONS
Contributions Reported by Board OF
Conference Claimants.


Conference Claimants.
Philadelphia, Oct. 5.-One million
dollars for pensioning preachers of the
Methodist Episcopal church was given
in September, according to information
received by the board of conference
claimants, from Rev. DR.. Joseph B..
Hingeley, general secretary, Chicago.
Announcement was also made t" at
check for S450,000 had been received
at Chicago, being the first payment on
the $75O,OO0 bequest made by Mrs.
Helen S. James, of New York, to the
board of conference claimants, Chica-
go.
Another gift of 100000 to the Michi-
gan conference and a gift Of $4,000
to the Central Illinois conference was
announced.
The Rock River conference of Chi
cago has also received a bequest OF
$1,000.
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Allies RenlJIsed. Saws Berlin,

Berlin, Oct 5.-The German wal
fee reports the repulse of French
tacks On the Teuton positions on
Sailly-Rancourt road and in the
Pierre Vast wood. One French
ficer and 12S men were captured.
ish attacks between Thiepval and
Moquel farm were easily repuls
the statement said.
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LYNCH Woman for Shootin1 Man.

Albany, Ga, Oct. "a colorel wo
man, named Connolly. whose son is
charged with killing a white farmer
after a quarrel, in which she took part,
was taken from the jail at leary, Ga,
some time Monday night and lynched,
according to renorts reaching here.
Her body, was riddlel with bullets.
The son is under arrest.
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80 SISTERS ASK CITIZENSHIP
Sisters of Charity in Pittsburgh Re-
nounce ALIeriance to Austria

nounce Allegiance to Austria.
Pittsburgh, Pa, Oct. 5.-Mother
Mary Emerentiana, leader of the Vim
centian Sisters Of Charity, an Austro-
Hungarian teaching order, with a large
membership in this country, renowned
her allegiance to Emperor Francis 10
seph and applied for American citi
zenship in the federal court here under
the law which naturaliZes women as
we'll as men.
Mother Emerentiana was accom-
panied by two sisters of the order. and
it was said that thirty others would
make similar application this week.
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General Scott in HosnitaI.

WASHINGTON, oct. 5.-Major General
Nugh l.. Scott, chief Of staff of the
army, is undergoing treatment at
hospital here for chronic stomach
trouble 1t was said at the war de.
partment that the general was improv-
ing and that an operation was not
deemed necessary.
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TERMS OF SALE

in of orallc
of
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It.
A.
HAST1NGs BROS, Aucioneers
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Farmer Drops Dead in Field.

Norristown, Pa, Oct. 5.-Whlle
ting corn, John Usher, farmer
King of Prussia, dropped dead.
was fifty-seven years old.
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Coal Fall Kills Miner,

Shamokin, Pa, Oct. 5.-Wa
Yochinskie died after a fall Of y
crushed him to the bottom of brfs
at Luke Fiddler colliery.
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LOT NO. 10
Timber and Wood Land
LOT NO. IL
Timber and Wood Land

land known
land.
tisso a
w.
ongng
be the
O all ensor ances
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The Weather.

Forecast for this section: Cloudy
with showers tyG.s, .aa.t o.
fresh northeast W-n4=
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Miner Killed In Collier,

Shamokin, Pa, Oct. 5.-Thoma.
Kelley was killed by fall of coal al
Natalie co Ii ~,
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LOT NO. l


1I Known n ia
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t. 1NsLEY CALVIN HARRINGTON ATTORNEYS
Trustees Sale
Farm and Timber Lands
and Dwelling Property

of Docher
as sen
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-04-25
TODAY'S WANTS

TEAMS TO RENT witt. dr1vers. Naugatuck Valley Ice Co.,, Tele- phone 597 or 598 between a. m. and p. m., then phone 4844 after
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