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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
Aided BY French They Are
Drawing Closer to Mon
astir, Objective Of
Allied Thrust.
THE BRITISH REPORT GAINS
Teutons Are Making Steady
Progress In Latest Often
sive In Rumania-Snow
Blocks Armies.

Paris. Oct. 2S.--The official account
issued here today says that the Ser
5ian forces which crossed the Cerna
river. thrusting back the Bulgarians
and capturing several villages, are
continuing the offensive movement and
,aNe made further progress.
Unofficial advices also report the
serbians, assisted by French troops.
attacking in the Kenali region to the
west. along the Florina-M onastir rail-
way
Kenali Is less han 10 miles from
Monastir. The Bulgarians' position
lere is declared by the entente military
commentators to be virtually out
,lanked by the Serbian capture of We
yselo in the Cerna sector six miles
northeast of Kenali..
h latest Bulgarian and German Of
hcial statements reported the Serbians
checked in t}eir Cerna valley cam
oaign.
Sofia, (via London), Oct. 23.-The
'epulse Of all Serbian attacks in the
statement issued by the war office to-
day. The statement says:
Macedonian front: Desperate fight
,ng continues in the Cerna bend, the
serbians displaying particular obsti-
macy In their efforts to advance, but
we repulsed all attacks by our fire and
counter attacks. Attempts to advance
toward Tarnova and the summit Of
~Dobroupolje failed.
"At the foot of the B%elaschitsa noun
tain we dispersed an enemy
which was trying to entrench on the
railway north OF Dova Tepe. On the
Struma front the enemy ~bombarded in
hahited places. including Seres."
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
Defenders Lose Village
On the Dobrudia Front

Petrograd. Oct. 20, (via London).-An
attack on the Russo-Rumanian lines in
Dobrudja by Field Marshal Won Mack
ensen's forces, yesterday, resulted in the
loss to the defenders of the village OF
Kokardja, the wal office announced to-
day. Later attacks on the entente lines
in the same region were repulsed.
Berlin, (via London). Oct. 21.--Ger-
man troops have forced their way into
several points of the main positions OF
the Russians and Rumanians south of
Bachova, on the Danube, in Dobrudja
he troops of the central powers cap
tured the Black sea town Of Tuzla after
stubborn fighting and stormed the
heights northwest of Mulciova. Some
5000 Russians have been captured by
the Teutonic and Bulgarian forces and
% machine guns We're taken. The fore
going vas announced in the official
statement issued today by the German
army headquarters.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
SUPREME JUSTICE, LIFE
REPUBLICAN,, FOR WILSON

New York, Oct. 21.-John Ford, a
justice of the supreme court in New
York, a life long republican, announced
today hat he will vote for President
Wilson.
II am a Yankee, but / am proud of
my Irish blood" he said today. II was
born In this country, but my father
was born in County Roscommon and
my mother in County Mayo. This
makes me pretty much Of an Irishman
but l am no hyphenate, and the propa-
ganda against our president in certain
quarters entirely disgusts me-"
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
Deep Snow Is Hindering
Carpathian Operations

Petrograd, (via London), Octo. 21.-
The repulse of a Teutonic attack in the
Naryuvka district southeast Of Lem
berg, in Galicia, announced by the war
office in today's official. IN Volhynia
only artillery engagements and outpost
operations are reported. The state
ment reads:
I'm the Ulianovsk and Al~exandrovsk
settlements, eight 1,sts (about five
miles north of Kiselin, % miles east of
Vladimir Motlynsky, in Volhynia, an
artillery battle is proceeding. In the
region of Shelvov and west of Bubnov
active reconnaissance have been con
Quoted by our scouts. An enemy at
tack from the Barnov farm neai. the
Narayuvka Gin Galicia southeast Of
Lemberg) two verses (about l Il niiles)
south of the village Of Svistelniki was
repealed.
IN the wooded Carpathians snow is
falling and has reached, in the ravines.
a depth as great as 4 feet 5 inches.
South Of the Dorna Watra, near the
Rumanian border, the enemy attacked
one of our advanced posts. Supported
by 100 Cossacks, the post repealed the
attack and put the enemy to flight,
capturing one machine gun, a trench
cannon and a number Of prisoners"
Berlin, (via London), Oct. 2l.-Rus-
sian attempts to take trenches on the
western bank Of the river Stokhod. in
Volhynia, were repulsed yesterday by
troops under command Of Prince Leo
pold OF Bavaria. There were heavy losses
to thee enemy says the official statement
today, issued at army headquarters. On
the river Narayka, in Galicia, the state-
ment adds the Germans captured Rus
sian positions northwest of Skormon-
ochy. taking $50 prisoners and seven
machine guns.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
CARRANZA TROOPS ARE
ON HUNT FOR BANDITS

San Antonio, Tex, Oct. 21.-Carran-
ia troops are operating in the territory
between the American expeditionary
command and Villa forces to the south,
according to a report from General
Pershing received by General Funston
today. The dispatch said that definite
information regarding location of the
bandits We're lacking. Official reports
have not yet reached headquarters
concerning the new campaign against
Villa undertaken by de facto troops
under General OZuno.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
AMERICAN WOMAN is
DECORATED BY SERBIA

vodena. Greece, Oct. 10, (rie Lon
dom, Oct. 21.-Crown Prince Alexan-
der. of Serbia, a decorated personally
Mrs. Charles Farnham, Of New York,
with the order Of ST. Sava for her serv-
ices in Serbian relief work. Mrs. Farm
ham was the first woman of any ma
tionality to enter reconquered Serbian
territory. She accompanied h crown
prince when the Serbians crossed the
Cerna river above Dobroveni and
stormed the Bulgarian stronghold of
Brod.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
Won KLUCK IS GIVEN
AN HONORABLE POST
Man Who Led Drive on Paris
No Longer In Active
Army Service.

Berlin. Oct. 2S.-by wireless to Say
Vile. )-Field Marshal Won Kluck who
commanded the right Of the German
army during the invasion of France in
the fall Of 1914, has been appointed by
Emperor William chief of the Sixth
Pommeranian regiment, an honorary
position.
A Berlin dispatch received yester-
day, said the field marshal who has not
been in active service since he was
wounded In the spring of last year had
beer placed on the retired list at his
own request.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26

Strong interest in baseball is devel-
oping IN the Central American republic
Of Honduras AT first the game inter-
ested only foreign residents in some of
the towns o. the republic. but now, it
Is reported, games between natives in
the town of an Pc 7ro Sula are well
attended AMI arouse genuine enthusi-
esM among Honduran spectators
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
CONSIDER FOOD PROBLEM.

ference in which all the leading minis
ters of the German federal states will
participate, will be held in Berlin to-
day. Invitations for the meeting al
ready issued by the imperial chancellor,
DIR. Won Bethmann-Hollweg. The con-
ference will deal with food problems,
rlainly the question of providing the
empire with potatoes for the winter.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
GRANDSON OF TEMNYsON
IS WOUNDED I'M FRANCE

London, Oct. 21.-Tlle latest list of
wounded from France includes the
name Of Capt. Lional Hallam Tennyson.
eldest son of ord Tennyson and
grandson of the poet. This is the sec
ond time tina Captain Tennyson has
heen wounded.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
FIVE OF CREW LOST.

Detroit, Mich, Oct. 21.-Five Of the
crew Of 10 men are reported drowned
with the sinking Of the tug Shaun
Rhue, owned by the Dunbar Sullivan
dredging company Of Detroit, off
Kingsville, Ont, curing a storm early
this morning. Vessels are going to the
rescue.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
MOHAlR is SELLING
FOR RECORD PRICES

San Antonio, Tex. Oct. 21.-The
highest price ever. paid for mohair in
Texas was paid today when $50, 900
pounds was sold to eastern buyers at
56 cents. which was 20 cents a pound
higher than was paid a year ago The
consignment came from the late clip at
Uvalde inc was said to be Of average
quality.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
TO OHIO.

New York, Oct. 21.-Charles q.
Hughes remaining campaign tours will
include trips through New England,
New York state. Ohio, Indiana, wind
ing up here with speeches at Madison
Square Garden, November 9. He will
resume his speech making here, Tues
day. october "a. Mr.. Hughes spent to-
daY resting in Montckair.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
sLAYERs ARE SOUGHT.

Hot Springs, Ark, Oct. 21.-A man
and a woman were sought by the police
here today in connection with the find
ing Of the body of Basil X. Smith, ~
chauffeur, who apparently had been
killed and robbed and his body then
hidden In q wood.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
PREMIER OF
AUSTRIA IS
SHOT DOWN

London, oct. 21.-The premier of
Austria has been shot.
Reuters Amsterdam correspondent
says the premier, Count Karl Stuergh,
was shot today by the publisher of a
Vienna newspaper named Adler, ac-
cording to q telegram received at Am
Sterdam from Berlin.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
u

Washington, d. c., Oct. 2l.-Western
railroads have abandoned proposed
changes in regulations and practices
governing grain shipments in transit,
the Interstate Commerce commission
today has abandoned it's proposed in
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
GERMANY WILL RAISE
FIFTH BIG WAR LOAN

Amsterdam, Oct. 20.-(via London;
Oct. 21.)-Advlces received here from
Berlin are to the effect tina a bill will
be held in the ~reichstag Saturday ask
ing for a new war credit of 12, 600, 0O0,-
600 marks.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26

To suffer a broken leg by being hit
on the head was the queer experience
Of the Syracuse man who got into one
controversy too many the other day,
the srangeness Of the case not being
lessened by the fac that his leg was
artificial.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26
British Make Progress
Along Road to Bapaume

London. Oct. 2s.-The British OH the
Somme front have made additional
Roadway in their push toward Ba-
paun1e along the main road from AL
bert, according to today's %nnounce
iment by the war office. which records
a gain of he ground near Butte De
W%ariencourt. The statement READS:
During the night further progress
a @smade In the n~eighborhood of Suite
N.Y. aricncourt. There was intermit-
tent Smelling by the enemy on our front
north and south Of the Ancre.
W. successfully raided enemy
trenches south Of Neuvo Chapelle."
Berlin. (via London). Oct. 23.-On the
Somme battlefield heavy firing contin-
ues, says the official statement given
out today by the German army head
quarters staff. English attacks on the
German positions between LeSars and
Eaucourt L'Abbaye failed, the an
nouncement says:
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26

According to a South Dakota scien-
fist who has studied thousands of cases
about 4 per cent of human beings are
born left handed.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1916-10-26

American baseball has been taken up in England and has the en-
thuslastc support of Canadians who have known the game at home. In
me picture. General Sam Hughes is seen watching a baseball game with the
Duchess of Devonshire, wife Of Canadas new governor-general and the
First Lady Of Canada" General Hughes has received high praise fren
King George for his work In recruiting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

equipment of several garages in New
Mexico The Wayne tanks are made in
all sizes and are suitable for private
or public garages
q am well satisfied with the Good
year line Of tires and tubes which We
are now handling" said A ". Bittick,
Of the FL Paso Auto Supply company
We have had a very fine business
during the past TWO weeks and il IS
steadily Increasing
NelieS Are Popular.
The Nelie display at the exposition
may have had something to do with H..
but sales manager Travis Bailey states
that he has booked orders ahead for
Nelie tOurings and roadsters which
VIII take care Of his supply for a
couple OF weeks while the results Of
the truck campaign OF the Yelie have
also been very encouraging.
The Oakland Auto Sales company has
placed an agency contract for three
New Mexico counties with Dill x Jones.
Of Roswell. y. NJ. and a carload OF
Oaklands is now On route from the
factory to the new dealers.
The local branch Of the B. F Good
rich Rubber company has had many
visitors this week many Of the garage
men who are visiting the city paying
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
Sales and Deliveries
Reports Automobile Dealers fox the Current Week

the delivery OF a Briscoe "2f- to j. 3.
~ orley. Of Fort Bliss. and a Moon
seven passenger touring 20 l.. H.
Bounds. Of fauutillO. Tex
Studebaker deliveries by the Elliott
Garrett company; Bennett y Taber.
Silver city. two Studebaker six" tour
iEgs, r y Coleman. Studeballer six"
touring G. g. Moore. Studebaker -four
touring, y Stolar,off; Stqdeb:aker -siN
touring John Walthal. Studeba ker
-four" touring; r. g. Wells. Demins
Studebaker light commercial truck
The Cadillac sales company reports
the delivery Of a Cadillac eight road
ster to w J. Rand
Several Overland sales.
Overland deliveries by the Fl Paso
Overland Auto company NJ r Blu
chauau. Silver City. Overland model
ST. touring. Lum- F. Campbell. over
land model - touring, Capt. f. J. Ely.
Fort Bliss. Overland model Il tour
ing. Albuquerque Overland Auto COM
pany. carload of Overlands: William
Whelau. East Las Vegas, y. NJ carload
o. Overlauds-
Chevrolet deliveries by the Inter
national Auto company were Rev H.
T. Pond. model 49u touring: J. A Cap
ron. model 490 touring, Dr. G. H.
Young. model 800 touring. James and
Bert Anderson. model $50 touring.
PaiEeS Sell Fast.
Deliveries this week by the TOltelk
Motor company Dr. r Ward. seven
passenger Paige touring. G. \ Nc
Kendry. e-passenger Paige touring;
: II. Rogers. passenger Paige
touring. Julius krakauer. HupmObile
wire wheel roadster and Paige limou-
sine, Mrs ~ A. Compton. five-passen-
Ser HupmobiIe touring
The West Texas Motor company re-
ports the sale of the r-passenser
Haynes roadster. shown at the expo
sition. to Major J. D. Highsinger. Fort
Bliss base hospital and a five-passen-
ger Haynes touring TO E X Barton
More Ford Deliveries
The following FOrds have been de-
livered by the Tri-State Motor COM
pany during the week. Homer Thorn
as. touring. Jose AsinisOlo. touring:
J. Wolf. touring. r. J. Norris. touring;
Dr. p. r. Stevens. touring, \ 4 Lee.
touring. W f. Castor. touring; Pey-
ton market. touring; Lee H Orndorfr.
touring. NJ L Stone. touring; city
Water works. touring; Fred Bagge,
pa reel delivery City Service company.
touring Joe Gardner. touring; Wilson
and company. touring, Gertrude Diss-
ing. touring
Maxwell deliveries by the BuquOr
Motor company. Rev. H @. Porter.
touring. Dr. r ". ArmendareZ. tour
ing. Mrs r ". Wafer. touring; Mrs.
W G Williams. touring sgt a Mich
OILS. touring Wells-Peugh company.
Deming. two tOurings; W H ShrOck,
Sierra Blanca. touring; Mrs s. Alex
ander. show roadster
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
MOTOR EXHIBITS
DRAW THE CROWD
Auto Show Is Crowded
Every Night to See Novel
Attractions.

One Of the big attractions of the
Soil Products exposition is the auto
mobile show. conceded by ali visitors
to be the best Of its kind ever seen
in the southwest
Every night this week. the auto
building has been taxed to capacity
with visitors Tie exhibits range
from the Iow-priced Fords TO the
sturdy Cadillac lights" and practi-
cally every line of cars represented in
Fl PaSO can be seen on the floors
The show makes IL possible for the
prospective purchaser TO compare the
cars and the dealers and their assist
ants are kept busy explaining the fine
points of the machines.
The Buquor Motor company an
nounces souvenirs for tonight at the
Maxwell booth John Buquor says
there will be surprise for every
one"
ArmOred Car Attracts.
The armOred ear displayed IN the
Studebaker booth continues TO be a
center of interest and the Elliott
Garrett company'S representatives are
asked all kinds Of questions about the
machine guns as well as the car
The exposed Dodge chassis. shown
by the Lone star Motor company. has
been in operation every evening and
many motorists have learned the why
anu Allt MuEEEL0I OF various paris
of their motors through viewing this
exhibit The moving pictures of the
Death Valley Dodge also continue to
be a big attraction.
The Lone Star Motor company re
ports taking eight Dodge orders and
one Chandler order at the show. The
Buquor Motor company report booking
IS Maxwell orders At the show so far.
Change Hupp Exhibit
The Toltelk Motor company. having
sold the handsome Hupmobile road
ster. have taken il out Of the show
and put in a touring car. which is at
tracing its fair share OF attention.
The only truck on display is a Gar
ford three-quarter ton. displayed by
the FL Paso Overland Auto company.
This truck is shown without a body
and visitors get a chance to note the
Of the chassis
Two new Saxon models. six
touring and a -four roadster. were
on display. Friday. for the first time
and the FL PasO Auto Sales company's
booked many orders
for demonstrations.
The show will continue open as long
as the exposition lasts and the auto
men expect even larger crowds next
week than they have entertained dur
ing the past seven days
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

4 MOTHER good weeks business
"A is reported by the local dealers
= - The auto show has had some
effect among the small car dealers.
while the firms handling the more ex-
pensive lines report some good pros
poets as a result Of show week
Deliveries by the Lone Star Motor
company city Service company. three
and half ton Federal moving truck,
Southwestern Wrecking company.
Smith Form A-Truck. r y Wehr.
Chandler touring. NJ. GinSburg. Chand-
Chandler four passenger roadster Fl.
Duden. Dodge touring, II. r McClin-
took. Dodge touring IT, y Hippler,
Dodge touring. W j. Blackwell n CONF
pany. Dodge touring; Ed B. Jones.
Dodge touring; Mrs l. y Meader.
Dodge touring. Paul Walker. Dodge
touring
Wholesale deliveries OF Dodge cars
Icy the Lone Star Motor company We're
Mercantile company. Las
carload; Western Motor
company. Alpine. carload. sam Wat
kius Demiug. carload
Three Chalmers Deliveries
Deliveries 10y the Fl PaSO Auto Sales
company, IT. \ Christie. Chalmers
passenger touring. Cooper Broth
ers. Stafford. Ariz.. Mitchell five-pas-
senser and Mitchell seven passenger
tOurings, W L Crockett. Chalmers
passenger Mrs. c. J. Neal Chal-
mer sseven- pa ssenger-
The truck department Of the South
ern Motor company reports tie sale
of a two-tOn Republic 10 &. II. Law
renee & company and three-quarter
ton Republic to Sam Eevel of Colum-
bus
Grant deliveries by the Southern Mo-
tor company: L. EldredSe, Clifton.
Ariz-, touring; Information Garage
Nogales four tourings. "
Martin. Grant roadster; J. J. Root
Pima. Ariz-. two Grant tourings-
Moon to CanutIIIO.
The Pioneer Motor company reports
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

visit TO the branch 10 order stocks
Of tires
New Tri-State Salesman
Y z PiersOn, formerly with the Kan
sas City Auto supply company. has ac-
cepted a position with the Tri-State
Motor company as city salesman Nj
Piersou has been connected with the
Kansas City Auto Supply co. for the
past seven years and is thoroughly
conversant with the automobile trade
W + Oneal. travelling representa-,
tive for the Tri-State Motor company.
is spending the week in Fl PasO at
tending the Soils Products exposition
and automobile show Ray y.
Pritchett. also remained in Fl Paso this
week to attend the exposition.
: J Prudential the Ford agent
at SolomOnVille. Ariz-. with his son
and Mr. Fuller. spent a few days in
Fl PaSO attending the exposition and
Mt. Prudential left his order for
large stock for automobile supplies.
The shipping and ordering departments
have been kept busy this week as the
following agents have been in attend
ing the exposition, all of them leaving
large orders for parts. accessories. tires
and tubes. Mr.. Prudential. Of the
Solomon Commercial company Solo
knoxville. Ariz-: J. :. Kerr. Deming. y.
NJ, Mr.. Warren. OF the Maria Motor
company. Maria, Texas Mr. Mcclellan.
manager OF the Hood x Bledsoe branch
At BiSbee. AriZ.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

It Is a constant source Of satisfac-
ton to the owner to know that he
can restore the original lustre Of
the car at any time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21
D0n6EBR0THERs
MOTOR CAR

The enamel finish Is per-
manent and an ordinary ap-
plicatiion OF polish brings
back all It's brightness.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-10-21

a visit TO the branch TO order stocks
Of tires
Arizona republican., 1916-05-29
IDAHO MILL HELP
 BETS IN FIGHT
Rate Expert for Cooperation Commis- sion Promised Aid From Eastern
 State Utility Commission

If all the promised support which Rate Expert A. A. Bctts has had prom ised him. materializes his proposed amendment to the Heating railroad bill, forcing common carriers. to prefer nin for undercharges within a stip- nlated time, will get through the house of representatives and the senate without hitch.
 There is no doubt. that Betts has stirred up considerable agitation for his amendment lie started out with sending d letter to the state body ill charge of public utilities in each state If the unicE. In every instance. he has received letter Tn reply. promising their support to his measure and stat ing that they would bring all possible influence to bear upon their congress- men and senators.
 One Of the latest letters to be re- ceivcd is from the Public Utilities Commission of the state of Idaho. The letter is aS follows:
 We have yours enclosing letter and newspaper article relative to the prop ositicn~to amend the bill now pending before congress SO as to definitely pre- scribe the duty of carriers in demand : ing payment of "ndercharges. and that demand for undercharges shall be .nado within a limited period.
 We are in hearty sympathy with the attitude you have taken and have