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STITEW0OD.

Mr.. Geo. B. Knox, Of Linden farm,
sold five fat steers to our young
butcher. Mr.. Jarrett Shauck. for
$3.50.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Spencer after
spending some time with relatives
and friends, have returned to their
home In Baltimore.
The recent rains have about finish
or the cherry crop here.
mr.. Alfred Gambler. OF Baltimore,
who spent his vacation with his par
ents. has returned to his home in
Baltimore.
Il. l.. ShipIey, VIM. d. Bush. Sr.,
Chas. l.. Brauning, vachel B. Griffee,
German Jordan. Charles D. Braun
ing. were Sunday guests of Mr.. Chas.
Caples, OF Green Spring Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel S. Monroe,
spent Monday IN Baltimore.
Miss Nae Brauning. of Springfield,
spent Monday at the home OF her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Braun
ing. OF Louisville.
mrs. Ellen Smith, of Baltimore. is
visiting her nephew. Mr.. Geo. Knox,
of Linden Farm.
Mrs. Waters, of Pittsburgh. and Miss
Waters, Of Western Maryland Col
lege. were weeks end guests of Mr..
and Mrs. A n. Zentz. of Flag Mead
ow Farm. last week.
We extend our congratulations to
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Shauck, who
were married recently. They have
our best wishes for long and happy
life together.
mr.. Andrew Pardew, of Baltimore,
spentst the weeks end with his parents,
last week
Mr.. End Mrs. Alexander. OF Balti-
more, and Miss Marjorie Sehaeffer. Of
near sisl. spent Sunday With Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Schaeffer. Of statewood.
Mr.. Warner Shauek and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alvin Bosom. of Baltimore,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Vim.
N. ShatIok.
The Jr. D. L. A II. has decided to
install q modern up-to-date Acetylene
lighting plant IN the hall In State
weed. It is a much needed improve
ment, which when in operation Will
make the hall one Of the best lighted
buildings In the country.
Mr.. Iii Bennett, one of our former
neighbofs, Is visiting friends in this
community.
! game of ball will be played be-
tween Reisterstown and statewood.
Saturday. June oath, at Relsterstown.
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PLEASANT VALLEY

The Christian Endeavor society will
hold festival on Saturday evening
July 1st. at the z. o. S. Of 4. hall
All are welcome.
Mr., ]. Roy Myers Is in a critical
condition at this writing.
Mr.. Harry Getman. of this place,
responded TO the call TO armies and
Mexican border.
Mrs. Clarence A. Zepp. and daugh-
ter. Mary Alice. of Reese. spent from
Wednesday until Sunday with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Devil
bliss, returning with her husband on
Sunday.
Mr.. YIN. Hahn. of Westminster.
spent few days with his grand par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs Edward Hahn.
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suEsmLH.

Mr. Louis HorpeI. of Baltimore
spent several days last eek With
friends II Sykesyille.
DR.. and Mrs. John Norris and fanfs
ily. are spending tuo weeks i At
innIic City.
Mrs. Z. w. Carter was quite sick
several days tits week
Mr. Edwin Meilor mas BEEN elected
Treasurer OF the Building Asaocia-
ton, as successor 70 his father. Hhe
held this position for man years.
hrs. Frank BensInger. Of Eaiti.
more, spent the weeks end at ths
home OF her parents. Mr.. and hrs
Il. w. Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. Murphy Mcdonald at.
tended the Commencement exercises
Of IeonardtoHn Academy. Monday
evening. Their son. Frank Mcdonald
was one of the graduates.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mellor iefl
Tuesday. for New York. where IlIes
vii staY several days before return
Ing TO their home in Detroit, Mich.
Miss ia Davis. who has beer
spending several days with her sister
Mrs Marion Harris, returned . hel
home In CatonHyille. Tuesday.
hrs. Jesse Dean Boise. who hal
been visiting her son, Mr. Dawn
Dean, has returned 10 her nome II
| Mr. and Mr.. George Berry afls
children. of Harrisonyille. visited rel
atIses here Sunday.
Mrs. :. Gatreal, Of Plane No. !. Wis
tied her brother, Mr. Earle Ukanes
one day this week. Miss Gladly
Clancy returned with Mrs. Gatrea
for to weeks visit 20 relatives, q
Piano No. 4.
/ 4 number Of tired out and Tzthe
/ hungry looking Boz Scout Campers
returned from Camp PotzozmaT.s Fri
day evening. II ell reports are true
Train water and LAP jacks make quit
N appe.lzing menu.
Dir and Mra. Augustus selbY an
family. Of snephernstown. ". Va
spent Sunday Il the home OF Mrs
selby's parents. Mr. and frs. 10y
Brown.
Mr. Carroll McAfee. Of Baltimore
/ spent Saturday, At the home Of Nj
md Mr.. Earle CLANCY.
Memorial services for ne laIs Nj
:. u. Ielior VII = held Sunday, :
81 sPau1.s n Z. Church.
/ Meesrs. Harry and Brooks HeIlo
I'll serve aa executors for the sstal
Of Mr.. :. n. Uellnr.
1r. Soel Bennett. OF Baltimore
HHzlnt Sunday WITH bis parents. NJ
Ha1 Mr.. Vim. II. Bennett.
4 Ar, nd IL. Andrew nrandHnbur
re moving ITO the house lately oc
Hupied y ~. Walter Hawkins.
Mr Howard BouerRox. OF Bait
more, as l1e Sunday guest IF Nj
John UarrlA.
HiaH Adele Harris IL spending aes
al daYa Il tho home Of her .lstel
Mrs. c. II. T4yiiei1. OF Baltimore.
Mr.. md Mrs. William Hobbs, Jr
are the guests OF Mr. Ho1b's parents
Ar and Mrs William Hobbs.
Communion services vIII be held !
= Paula !. + Church. snnda
morning. JnIY 2.
Nr md n u. r. Hoffman an
10 children. Of Sss York Cir. az
spending two weeks ut he hume {
their aunt, Hrs. Nicholas Jones.
Mrs. :. Jones entertained n brids
"Wednesday evening. Ia honor If he
guests from sew Ynrk.
Miss Marjorie snrecker. Of indian
zpolIa. Ind. ! paying , visit % be
parents. Dr. and Irs D. vs. sprecl
-.
Miss Fannie Jones returned snnda
rom : trip IN Nes YORK.
Mr. md ~ frank nsddlz0rd. {
baltimore, HHe The guests 81 Mr.
frank uFoaH.
Mr. Edna Bennett nd children
- visiting The Misses Bennett.
/ The HrlRhlaH
Sir. Tom yelling has returned fro.
trin ~ IzIrHy. "A.
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>i.LiES CONsJHItTIN
$50 At WAR WITH ,.IlI,t;t' ~

WASHINGTON. October .g--C;rc;.
britain. France ana Gussi. ar. Ion.
strucsiveiy IT war with Greece ac-
cordins t" officials and diplomata here.
Thts technical warfare is certain TO
continue, iii their view, until Greco.
is made perfect base for the bel
lEerent operations OF the allies.
Nationu! Greek authority already.
has been superseded by the ;,surp.l
CONTROL eNerciaod by the agents OF tho
allied governments. Actual or politi-
cal MAJ between Greece and the allied
haucns, it Was asserted. has been
hverted by tho fact that when the al
lies threatened I" use force the Greek
government. under this pressure, was
compelled To yield 10 thei- demands.
According 10 confidential infornla-
ton received III Washington. the allies
soon viii begin efforts 10 obtain re-
cruitS Coz their armies IN Greece. 'rhe
question ot neutrality long ago was
dotted out II! Greece, il was pointed
out 10y the forcblc measures or the
allies
Greece. u nigh diplomatic authority
asserted to-day cannot enter n War on
the side in which Italy is engaged
because Of The irreconcilablc couuic,
OF 'h"i" national interests. Eo,h nm
ions aspire TO possess all or a nor
non of Albania. while ltalv opnosa.
tHe further enlargement OF Greece cv.u
"F annexation Of portion OF Mace
donia.
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mouth OF the Thames. Four bombs
We're dropped. No casualties have been
reported officially. An oilic;a, commu.
Hication issued ;his evening SAYS:
"A hostile seaplan. MAS *ho: down
ind destroyed this afternoon by one
OF our nava! ahcr&!;. Tho ,N:,chiIe
feu into the sea, Judging by the ,ime
il probably WAS the se"r!an" which
visited Sheo"lc to-day"
Tho following Official ;tcou-,t %. .i;e
attack was given oU.:
~ hostile acroplanc approached
Sh"e:ness ahon; Its p. n. to-day. AZ
Ing very high. t'o,:. bombs weve l;on-
ped. three OF, whicn :eii into tn rar-
boz. The fourth fell IN tie 'e.c:ui;! OF
a railway station ;,nd damaged scvcra!
r&ilway carriages.
"Er;;sh ae.opiaucs wen; up .,nd tn.
"sider made OF IL Il northeastern: at
rec;ion. No Casualties have been re-
ported
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Oh the Su,n,uc front ,>.e ,,.,,,, h,. ~
Germans earl, to-day. Tha War or
lice announced that Tho r'rorch main.
t:.incd their ground and inflicted heavy
losses Oh III. Germans. Tn. state
mcnt follows:
North OF III. So.rnn, tho ui.,; was
calm. except :or some slirmish.. hc.
tween patrols which resulted IN on,
taking some prisoners. r!er. were no
iufantry actions
South Of III, So,nn.. ;nc enemy Jid
no; renew his y; tennis in III. region, nj
EIachrs aud Hlaisr wool It is con
iiimed tha, the German losses in ,,,,i,.
romntrrat;uci;s in TIT. sector v.s,,-.
day were .onsid.r.,h,, ,.,..t,i,,. -,
fo:. lin. yj,,,y. nj i..,,ho ..i.io,, a.,
Germans ,,.,c,.o,, Iii, ,
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GRAND ROYAL ARCH MASONS
IN ANNUAL C0NVOCATION
WIT n~rf in iuath tnnua, session ,t
Hh>"uir t"mpi- To- Nor
ToW Night.

The. Grand i:dyai Arch Chap.rr Ma,
sons VIII meet III their one hundred
ana HIhth grand annual co.tvoc:tion
Tomorrow night =, \ o'clock in Ma
sonic Temple ana continue in sassicr
.or NO days. On Wednesday, evcnin.
thc election Of grand officers will talk"
place, when. as Is 'hc custom. the pres
""nt grand high priest. James W. :.
l'utt. 81 Portsmouth, will retire AMI
j. r. ". T;uhe:!1an. the present grand
scrib'. will 10 placed Al The head OF
Royal Arch M;s"ns IN Virginia for the
coming Nc@r.
On account q! the dealt, II John II
Eh"rict"m East .a:,r, W." days after he
was elected %ran,: king there will be
~" Na"ahcirs- til" Grand masters OF
tho iirst AND second vailS--to I'LL At this
session Ia III" line OF pr",notio-. Mr..
TimhcrnIan viii have the appointment
a.! these officers
The c"m-hit;e, 81 york vii! hold
session: ~ the Masonic Temple this
morning. afternoon ana tonight. The
t"i"mittt" is composed oi William J.
''ro,r'!. iHci!noui. grand lecturer:
James T. .i!rxunlcr, ,examdr;a. is
S!#thn' grand isctur.r: John Il. Coch-
IAN, Tie 1N"iuH: William Chapman.
iort"m""th: J:ncs bowman, Roanoke.
ana '.rt2!n james IL. Price, Of Rich
:!,un,..
The cr.md un.crrs ar. y James ". :.
=.
,nt OIL" "i grand king vacant: j. H..
w T!m'7 r!uar. Altyandria. grand
scribe; George w. Poe. Richmond.
GRAND treasurer: James IL. Blanks. Pc
''rshu'&. grand secretary; James Bow
man. l:"'nolc. Grand captain Of host;
iA'heS IL l'ri"c. grand principal So
J"hrnrT; Joln +. Cochran. grand royal
arch captain; H. fenno Heath. New
port News. grand riaster third vail:
william Chapman, Portsmouth. grand
master second vail: i. g. Grcsnlay.
iynchhur.. grand master first vail:
hcv. f'ranl: 4. Mci'adcn. r.. D.. grand
Chaplain: oscar j. Adams. Richmond.
,:rand marshal. .iaines A. Painplin,
Richmond. grand ,i!cr
Following III. close o! the grand
chapter on "Wednesday evening. tn"
ninety fourth annual conclav- OF the
Grand toihin:,nd"iy, Knight. Templar.
OF Virginia. will BE- opened Thursday
morning 81, 10 o'clock by the grand
oo'nu+u d.r. Joseph r. foucK. OF IIa--
r!s"nbnr- Tie officers oi the grand
COMMIT ndciy. IN addition to Mr.. Ilouci;.
are: William lie Davis, PORTSMOUTH.
deputy grand commander, who, accord
ins 10 custom, will u" elected grand
commander: J. Johnston Green. Alley
"ndria. s.nc,ali,aimo; Robert y. Carr
Norton. captain general; David &. Ken
ucdy. Eichinond senior ward en-.
George {. Cahell.' Norfolk, Junior war
den; George W. Poe. Richmond, treas
ure:; James II. Blanks. Petersburg. re-
corde!; Eer. J. Cleveland Tall, Dan
Vile, grand prelate: Major Stanley ".
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BERLIN Wan OFFICE ADMITS
GAINS WADE. ny NUlrIsI,

BERLIN. October 80 'via Sayvlile) -
!ii tie course o.; Tiolca; lighting ON the
Sommc from, yesterday. in which ,h.,
entente allies Sustained heavy losses,
me Briiiai. soined ground IN III. north
ern sector. iiear the Mere River. in
the direction Of Graudcou., and pvs
the War Office announced today.
South OF the Son,ac the Germans adj
vanced their lines. Th. announcement.
follows:
Army group OF Prince l:upprecht:
rho Soinme battle continues with viu-
lence. Yesterday was again ,hara.-
ieriaed by the he.vies, artillery fight
ing, especially NORTH OF the river. Drum
ire on the trenches end th.. ground 10
the rear preceded British attacks which
we're launched from the Ancrc as far,
as courcelet," and oil both SIDES o.,
Gucudecourt The aitacss being re-
pcated frequently.
The enemy suffered losses ,olre-
spending with the iecilcss ssc!inco O.:
human lives. He succeeded In caIni,,..
ground in the direction Of ,i.audcour;
and PyS Near Gueud-Cuui; h. was
repulseG Violen. lighting n.ag Sailiy
Sa,llisel gained no .fuccras 10Y thu.
French.
South Of the son,ne co,u,.rat,acI,
gained for u possession. OF q i,uab.r
OF trenches be,wec, Eiach-s ANA L..
Msisonnet;e. vh!pi 20. lrc.nti, lo,,
We captured from II. l5reuch ,hr.e
officers. u: Amen ANA nr- .Da.i.lmo guns.
IN the wooded r..in.. uo-,A az Chuu!-
mes renewed isi;ins hu- been ,:ude,
way since last "r-,l;,.
Army group 80 jue trr,.u.i CROWN
II,
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Democratic Speaking
=. l.. Kelley.


llvpewcli. October II nislc.
Madison. october - tcourt day).
SenHtor Claude \. SWANSON.
Rocky Mount. October ~.
L",shurS. October - nighD.
Govern"r ~. 4. Stunri.
Dublin. October ~.
Nav River Depot. October -
$50 y. Nj.
Fredericksburg. october 70
GiishD.
razcwon, october IS
Representative cnrier class.
abingdon. october -.
l:r""i Retreat. October - ,nishD.
Senator Thomn< =. Martin.
iiopcwell. october -
PULASKI. October 10.
iii. Stoa. Gap. October q
c"ehnrn. October - minl,;p
ra@cwcN. October IS
Il. lie" Trini,ic.
Ceres. October - Go \. M.
Eland. October 80 {: l.. Ny.
N-chanicshura. October - $3.50
l.. NJ.
i'eariShurG, October - II =. M,.
Chilhoric. October - ,all-Gay
mcttinil. Couercssin;,n !. Thonias
Il":iin. oi Alabama. viii s,,caL with
Mr., i:inlsle q; This meeting"
Representative G.. a. Cnriin.
Manassas. October - ,niaht.
Gordonsvi.,c. October - ni.iil.
LecSburs. October - fni9hD.
Representative II. -. Flood.
I'cGriSburg, October a Il - Nj
tocahoHta*. October - MiChtt.
Eicp!tnd:'. October :G !" l.. M
Warm Springs. october :. i.:ao
l.. NJ.
huntsville. October :. $50 J.. NJ.
Millbnr". October IS IS - NJ.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
i.unerul or w. A. ,,i,,.

i~neral services over W. ~ Witt.
widely known railroad Official. who
'.:Id last FRIDAY morning. were held
At the residence. 1897 Grove Avenue
Yesterday afternoon at 4 O'Clock The
services were conducted by Rev. W
G. James. -. D.. pastor OF the Grove
Avenue Baptist Church The quartet
.: the church sang Lead. Kindly
Light" and shall We Gather ar the
E!vcr"' and Mrs. George n. Harper
sang the solo entitled beautiful Isle
OF Sotncuhere.' IntelE:snt was in
liol!y wool Cemetery
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AA1iERS1 VA. October :2.-News
vas received here yesterday evening
OF TIE death at her home. in High
Point, y. G.. o: Mrs. Annie Dangnr1i,lI
pobhs. aged scvcnty-two. widow q; n.
j. D"bts. OF Amherst. AIrs. Dobbs ia
survived by two children. Miss Nellie
". Dnnhs and Joseph HobbS. She was
:: member OF the Baptist Church.
The body will bc brought 20 AM
herst on Monday, ana the burial will
BE- ~ :he family graveyard
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POLICE ARE PoNEHI.E>S
r0 0GELL VIENNA HioTS
ii:% Aaloc.u;.d l'reso.

LONDON. october a..-.t wireless dis
r"tch IRON Rome reports that :he-.
""r" S"aTc riots IN y;cuna after tho
assassination OF Count S,ueraIih. which
'he police We're i'owsrlhss to queN.
the wireless also reports = renewal
o. tbs manifestations in Athens IN favo..
"f the United states intervening in be-
haf 81 'h" Greeks a4ai:s; the occu-
patton o Athens ana i'irncus hy Gu
tcnte allied Forces.
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DECISIVE VICTORY WON
Hl NBN NNCkENSE\
I =, .Ns.o...ted pr..,.l

q Assor,atcd vFa.sl
EhiL!N. october - %! Sayriliep.- -
TIC Va" oiil"c announced to-day THAT
Htcld Marshal Won Mach.nsoa's army
in Dobrudja had gained :. decisive VIC
or" over the Eusaian. ard l;oumnni;.ns
driving thcm from their positions over
ih' whclc tront. The Russians ANA
f"umanians are being pursued by the
Germans and their allies Toprai Sari
And CobaGin have bccn CAPTURED.
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WHOLE: boat THI;MitLr:s
tNDEn INCREASED l'i,ESSa III:

The whole boat tvelnn!"s aud sh%..cs
cidsr the increased engine pressure
ana makes It couple of real iu,m;,s: :,
UieraN: s;agScvS in IN. wild Ser
Viii IL not -" down soon" "i.n :,
sudden Jerk the Deu;schiaad .Ir-ts
Gown below The WAN c-tidn aud. nov.
bending her DOW lower ana lower. She
rar:d!y d"sccnhs into the depths. The
HIGHT Of the jus: dnwn!u. day ,i;san-
pears from the iirrc: windows. tho
ir:n"in";cr shows in ua:ck succession
I've, three. sis, ten meters i,ut the
bow bends love- :,nd lower
W. -taGgcr. lean backwards aud
slip; We los" All foothold as the. hnnt
Jerks abruptly downward. I nui,n..
I" grasp tic peculiar part Of The pcris-
rUnc aud down below l., ~.
'"nt::lc. The ,n.i clingin.: to
III" hand wheels Of the depth rnddcr
y few 'crribl" seconds pass
We ,av" not vet allied
on: new situations: thor" ~ :, yio,cu.
crash. we 81" ilurl"h 10 tn. floor and
everything that is got compact .r nail
ed down is ihrov:' into "a Wild hci--
;ucic.
Recovering n'.n IA. shock. -. l,nh
ourselves In tn" ,i."=t rHir2or.,iuary po-
.,iii"" W. i""N "a; one another. ami
Tor 8 moment ih"r" is &uilcn silence
then the first officer. Erapohi. sny.
quit. dryIy; Well. 50 v" have ar
rived"
That breaks The ahomimatic tension
Ia; No all had i3acomo quite pale
ami tried 10 iimd ourselves
What had Happened:
Why this unnatural b.nd!n4 OF tn.
boat? Nri wh> did the engine alloy.
US rage - i"g"!iiraily thai the yvhol,
vessel roara,l.
En-, befo." ":2 "a Ms could really
roy'in his ucrgp"c'iv". our it'll. itlses.
:hc chief cnrn""-. had dartcd Nj from
lis crouvhi;lg position and. with TIN.
auickn"s. az lightning. had tsrkcd The
engine t"lc"rurh around W halt
Suddenly thor" wa" :. deep silence.
Slowly ~" gathered our h,..bs iad
cn. mind toeetli.r ana began /" I.n..-
der: Wii.t had haPpencd2
noAT STANDS ~ IT'S !I,.,u.
SWINGING nitk $50 I'uUIu
tn. boat had ben, forward TT an
,,H.ic al 81 degrees ANA stood u,l ita
seas bottom and - at was ,ioi.utiy
-~ingine brcl5 aud FORTH iii" rnamo-
meteor SHOW Al depth ~ :.hVui Nftcc.
meters.
quickly realized "uy situation: /;
was nothing less than comfortable,
according to The map tho depth here,
VAS thirS%-oic meters: with the St..p
position at tho long boat Tn. stern was
bound a. rise considerable distance
CT Of tn, water ami thus comid offer
q lovely target for hostile dc.-;roycrs.
- long as the cnsineS worked. there
%..s tT.H added danger: when "a "voll.y
- waves passed over US. thc screws
l.:.sul.....lL whLpptd partly into 'ho
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.-nerai Mcnthcr tupdi,1,n.

WASHINGTON. October 2y.-Tne.o
wa -" rain Tuesday III the ohio VAL
.vj' aid Tennessee. III tho East aud
south the weather wil! be fair Mon
Gay t:i Tuesday. - viii he warmer
Monday - IN. East ciulr and Sn,iI,
Atlantic States, Will. in the Middle
Atlantic states temperatures will not
ch2nire materially.
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RUSSIANS ARR. DEFEATED
SOUTHEAST Oh, IG.N:I,ut
lHy ASsrt!at.d rrc.s

BERLIN. October =. tvia Sayvil!D.-
senerai attack was made yesterday
by the Aus:rot:.r,nan forces in C;alici,,
southeast of Lembsye. The War Of
ice announced to-day that the Russians
had been defeated and now hold only
Z small stretch Of territory OH the vest
haiit OF The NarayuvNa River the
Austri":'s and Germans inflicted heavy
losses on The Russians and took ,55
prisoners
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SERBIAN OFFENSIVE
PROCEEDS SUCCESSFULLY

Is. -As'''NiNV'N T'I"S7.
NopENA. GREECE. October u trj;,
London, o,tohcr 10y The Serbian Of
fen"!re IL proceeding successfully The
SaInians have captured four :i.ld guns.
one trench mortar. savoH nachrc guns
Nv" Bulgarian ot'icor., one ,io,mau Of
ncer IA Eulsariars .nd twenty five
Germans.
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nt'I.GARIAN DELENsES
BO1lRANDED ny Allies

''ALoNlkl, Octoher u Uia London.
october 2c).-Thc Bulgarian dcfenscs
~ me mouth Of tie &,ruma River. in
northeastern Greece. wnr" bombar,ic
to-day by an cntont" allied ncct
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Il RFtlN NJ FIRE
SlDItENI.N Turned n\

Sho.t: st.e- woom when tMcr, n;,J
BEEN the usual amount OF shell fire all
morning and no sign anywhere on tho
."n!sc@pe tina; anything unusua, va.
2o!ng 20 harucu. uGlaba: one curtain
Ire w.s suddenly turned on with tho
st'ls rn-c; Oh til. ca" aE when al Tho
whistles Of New Yo.N start whoa the
clock strikes |: on New Years l:,c.
The usual biiiow:' cloud OF She'll smoke.
vaporous!y extensive III the colo ;ti.
chn:ncd and whipped tho length OF
Regina trench with ;iit custp!nar. nc.
cEr"cy o. these swa;hs OF death and
tempest. aud then III. British infau.
try We're in iull ,c,scssnn Of the
trench.
some Germans bo!t.d from ;he nr,,
u@!:' b"e;th Of tina. barraSe. Knowing
from experience thu: ,he on,; ,hins
20 do vas "a move Oh TO another posi-
;ion nnd force the ruuncrs 10 prcpar.
an":lis" driure for iii. next step OF ;h>
entente allied offensive SIX hundred
.c!, alive We're taken prisoner
Tho summers arc smiling 1T til. SEARS
to-n.wh;. which promise another fair
day Tomorrow. Til" cold weather has
Transformed ~" army into a wintcr
chrysaiis. The bat:a:.ons ar. march
inS IN th- Trenches all wearing their
overcoats. The call is fnr more choco-
late aud mo alic-s " bacon fri%z!ins
in pans n The du.orrs The gunner.
who We've St"iD,,cd to' ,hnii- work iu
August. nov wa"'u their hunds on the
heated gun hurr.l-. st ni2h; on tho
Haid where fires ave permitted the mon
Xarhe: around the blazr OF any wood
they can gather Those digging new.
trenches in The ground nov, do no,
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MiNi>rInE ALMANAC.

Martin i.ynchhurc. s;nndardbearer:
William NJ. t:-iiey, Ly"rhburg. sword
bearer: Chester \. t:vvi;!n, .AleXandria.
Tatder, and James =. pa'np'.r, cap
t;lin al ihe isiiArL.