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MAY RESENTlENCE VAUGHN.
'oi'citor Bonham Will Ask for Ju.
dicia Action Providing for Possible,
Recovery. ft,' -: 80

Ereenville, Oct. 21.-After securing
Opinions from several experts anu
physicians. Solicitor Proctor A. Bon
hnm Of the Thirteenth judicial cir
cult, has decided to ask for a resen-
fencing of Thurston u. Vaughan now
confined in the State hospital; having
oeen convicted Of a capital crime.
The case has been pending for four
years. The solicitor states that three
men, DR.. Sandy, DIR. BabcOck and Dr..
j.. II. Gibbes, state as their opinion
that Vaughan is now insane. The
solicitor accepts these opinions, but
says that II Vaughan should regain
MIS- normal mind he may at some
future time be resentenced to electro.
cution. Vaughan was convicted OF
criminal assault upon a young Cir
In an orphan asylum Of which he wa.
superintendent.
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CHARGED WITH SERIOUS CRIME

Rural Policeman Arrests Latta Man
'for Attempting Theft OF Cotton.
1aatta, Oct, I9.-It seems that the
high price Of cotton has created a
Fdesire on the part of some around
fLatta to raise some very hurriedly.
Several bales Of the costly staple
have been missed from the platforms
mere $50 that a dihgeat watch has
'besn kept 10y Rural Policeman Pey-
Fsinger during the past Few nights.
Tuesday night between Q and 8
O'Clock while Mr.. Paysinser and his
assistants were closely watching the
Ediferent cotton Platforms, a wagof,
approached the Latta gin PLATFORM
and loaded four bales Of cotton. When
the load was driven out a certain
road Mr.. Paysinger and his men are
fsaad to have gone out beyond Cat
,ilsh swamp, about one mile from
'Batta, and waited. In due time the
team came up with the four bales
'of cotton and three men thereon. It
is alleged that when Mr.. Paysinger
called a halt two Of the men took
to the swamp with such speed that
shotguns could 'not persuade them TO
hold UP. The third man Was caught
and he was Brought to town and
lodged in the guard house, while his
team and would be cotton were cared
for by the police. j. @. Berry is the
man who was arrested and charged
with the theft.
1t was found that two OF the bales
Of cotton belonged to l.. f. Dew and
two to j. d. Manship. Berry was
released on bond to await court.
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NEW SYSTEM OF STERILIZING
American Doctors Plan Likely to be
Adopted by Entente Allies Every
where. 49,.

Paris, Oct. ga system of steril-
'izing wounds which has been sue
cessfuliy applied at the hospital at
Compigne under the direction of DIR.
Alexis Carrell, of New York, has been
extended to the American hospital at
Neully, the American and Belgian hos
pitals in Belgium and probably will
be adopted in ali the war hospitals of
the Entente Allies.
Hughes LeROux, editor of The Ma
tin describing Al visit to the Com
piegne hospital, quotes DR.. carrel as
saying:
'"Beginning in September, 1915, II
would have been possible to suppress
completely the suppuration of,wounds
In the hospitals, but our process en-.
countered such resistance from the
heads Of the profession that it was, sc
to speak, applied nowhere, though the
lives Of great number of wounded
would have been saved by this means
The savants would not believe in the
possibility Of the complete steriliza.
ton of deep wounds but we have sue.
ceeded in doing it."
The process, as described by Mr.. lie.
ROuX, consists In complete irrigation
of the wounds by means of a rubber
tube with numerous branches, per.
Eforated with many small holes. The
Isterilizing solution was perfected af.
ter experiments with 200 or more diff
ferent substances in various combina.
tions. The wound is thus rid of all
foreign substances and every corne,
or possible pocket is thoroughly clean.
ed - T.
When examination shows that the
wound is aseptic, the wound is closed
Experience shows" said Dir. Carrel
that ma sterilized cavity thus clos.
ed. natures healing process goes or
with a rapidity hitherto unknown
The duration of the treatment II
abridged about two-thirds and the
number of amputations diminished
fifty per cent.
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-.
CLEMSON-CAROLINA COM
BAT. - ,'-H
Mitch Interest Elected i'm Outcome of
Annual Fair Ground Contest: -.

Columbia, Oct 19.-The football
classic of South Carolina will be play
ed at the fair grounds at noon Thurs
day. when the University OF South
Carolina and Clemson college meet n
their annual history making game.
This years game should furnish one
of the most exciting contests of re-
cent years,
From all available forecasts. made
possible by early games, the two
teams are fairly evenly matched. Both
are going through the experience OF
worrying along without first year men,
no freshmen being eligible for the
varsity teams at either institution. and
a separate clash will be furnished by
the classes of 1920 of both colleges
meeting Friday.
New coaches hold sway at Carolina
and Clemson. Dr. Rice Warren of
the University of Virginia is head
coach at Carolina, assisted by John
Mills and Luke Hill, both former
captains of Carolina teams. Wayne
Hart of Georgetown is head coach 1T
! Clemson, succeeding the veteran Bob
Williams. w. G. Morris of Maryland
Agricultural college is Clemsof's as
sistaht coach. '''| ''''''@' ~s-
"Bullet' Mcmillan of Mullins, play
ing left tackle is captain Of the Car
olina team. The Tigers are led by
"Dopey" Major of Anderson, whose
position is fun back. H.-. -'F SO. -
The game will begin at noon on the
athletic field at the fair grounds. The
officials have not yet been selected.
but 1t is probable that Bill STREET,
former Washington and Lee and Au-
burn star, viii be either referee or
umpire. While Pat Barry or George
town. who has appeared in many fair
week gaines as referee or umpire, may
also have a place o+ "''
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MiSrRIAL IN GRAHAM CASE
SufS Fails to Agree I'm Hosi,,ry Mil
Suit.

Sufy Fails to Agree I'm Hosi.,ry Mil
Suit.
Columbia. Oct. 2i.-Presldiry
Judee y. w. q. shipp tonight Mt s:2J
o'clock ordered a 'mistrfaI In the case
OF ]. NJ Graham. against the State OF
south Carolina. In which Mr.. Graha,n
was 'suins the state' for sg%.s0O, al
legged damages sustained as a result. ot
the abolition 'of the pen,tentiary mill
while Mr.. Graham had contract for
the Csc Of the mill and convict labo
The Jury had been out more than
eight hours and the foreman announc-
ed that Its members were iiopsiessiy
diAaSreed. lr ,rc'spy
Tie defense OF the state was that,
the hosiery mill had become a menace
TO hsaith Of convsdts, and through
thtrp 70 the general public through
prSvasncs OF tuberculosis among
thoss' smpivysarn yns puiuins. ~o'ss'
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SHILOH FOR CAPITAD.
Farm Loan Association. IndOrses Co.
lumbia. ..

Shiloh, Oct. 22.-Many farmers
gathered at Shiloh Wednesday at noon
and organized a National Loan asso-
citation. w. W. Green was elected
president and c. b. Epting, secretary
and treasurer. The meeting was very
enthusiastic, and all members par
ucipated in the debate. Loans were
applied for aggregating $4,000. Many
more farmers are expected to Join
the association in the near future.
The association indorsed Columbia as
the proper place for one of the land
banks. 1t also requested the secre-
tary to inform Col. Watson ana the
national committee of the acts of the
association, and pledges itself to
heartily cooperate with Col. Watson
I'm his efforts to secure one of the
banks for Columbia. The association
win be represented in Columbia next
"Wednesday when the board meets.
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lelEl Eol l \! !I!!LL!9IIL 4! |! I! .gg!lll.
soutA Caronia 70 He Given Sas,o2s
ID Men worm Fe1crsl' -sUfvrc--
Abportionment Made ON Troops.

wdshinston. Dot. si.--Thsre are
ss.iee enlisted men In the National
cuatd who have not yet been called
isto FEDERAL service. but who have
taksA ths dual enlistment oath re-
euired " the army ssotsanixatfdn i;iil
and Therefore may share In federal
appropriation for stsss troops
T3s WAS DISCLOSED today by tho
war department apportionmsfta amUiig
the ssta&te u Approximately $4,000
900 sc ne ~ eee,eoe svs,sab,s.
BY dtrectios Of the secretary Of war
tho allotment is made on the basis
Of the snlists.l strength In each State
not called Into the federal service at
tho time IN appertlonmsnt' ID made.
The spptrtI0nnssh - made strictly
upoa the bsias OF state troops not
called into federal service. Troops
In the federal service ass not regard
sd - suards'asn for the purpose Of
the appOrtionnent.
New York received the largest suhl
--sts7.iss. with 7.s41 er.isted men
shown In the record. I6wA N~fth n
men not IN me ssderal service re.
csivsd the low allotment ofFts. .Sss.
The silctrhsnts for Southern States
follow viSanfs. sss.ist: north Cur.
ciina. vss.s7s: South Carolina. s2s.-
oss; Qsorgis. $2s.4ss; Mississippi
ss.t%sf f15rssa: tf.sss: Texas. $xa:-
asa; rennes'ee. Alabama and Loui-
siana received uli0tments. all their
<Natiedaf 0tth diMfeX being IN the YdN-
srai service <xcspt That tnsy wmi' -
osivs ? few hundred dollars for print
Ing ana 'cther rsmSr .s.psnsss. Z "a
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COUNT ADJOURNED SATURDAY
Albert Turhagc to Be Eiectrocutet on
= November 24th. 4

Albert Turhagc to Be Eiectrocuted on
p November gath. 4
Court adjourned Saturday after
noon after Judge Prince had heard
the motions y several cases for new
trials. all of which he refused.
Albert Turnage was sentenced to be
electrocuted on November Gath for the
murder of Eugene Rainey on the
night of May /. he having been con-
victed of the charge of murder by a
jury at this term OF court. A mo-
ton for new trial was argued by his
attorney. Geo. d. Shore, Jr., but was
refused.
A motion for new trial was argued
In the case against Sadie Singletary,
assault and battery with intent to
Mil, of which she was convicted. but
was refused.
Court or common pleas will con-
vene here in two weeks.
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NOTE Or-isKt,TEST.

Christiania. Oct. 22 (via London) -
The c'vrrfan minister has presented
to tntf Norwegian government u note
protesting against Norway's embargo
on the submarines Of belligerent
countries The cabinet held AFnfeet-
ing tfhd disclosed the note but fts' de-
cisidii In the matter has not been
made pubic. The press unanimously
supports the government IN It's right
to issne such an ordinance as Sws-
den has already done.
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AMERICANS CLEAN UP.
Mn All Events ON Frozen Norwegian
|sr. ~ s%'l Track. ~ @n

Mn All Events ON Frozen Norwegian
|sNpi ~ Track. ~ @R
christiania. Oct. Il (via London. y
Gloomy weather marked the games
Between the American and Scandi-
Ehasian athletes here today. The tenn
pefature was below freezing and the
track was frozen hard. The Amefl-
satAs won all the events. s. -
summary: 200 metre run {xls
ynfds a6 inches) Andy Ward first, 32
seconds; Bob Simpson. second: Fred
Faddrray. third. 'rst
f. High jump: Joe Loomis, first. 1873
centimetres C feet); Kullerstrad,
Sweden, second. 17S centimetres;
Murray, third. 1913 .cei1tiniettes. ~
Four hundred metre Pun y437 yards
1s inches) Ted Meredith; first. 5or1-1O
|seconds. Ht"."
F -Four hundred metre relay-Ameri.
can team first.
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INVESTIGATE SHOOTING.

Several Hundred Shots Fired at San
I" jose But No One Was Hurt.
San Antonio. Oct. 21.->Military au :
thorities here and at Ojinaga are in
vestigating the battle" between
twenty-three men Of the Sixth squad :
ron of Tessas cavalry And thirty un-
identified Mexicans near San Jose. AL
though ssveraf hundfed shots were
fired no Americans were hurt and no
dead 'or wounded Mexicans were
found.
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SHIPS SUNK WITHOUT WARNING.
Official Report OF Submarine Activi.
ties Received at Washington.

Washington, Oct. 21.-The State
department this afternoon received an
official report of an attack on the
sussex and of the sinking of a mer-
chant ship by German submarine
without warning. Consul Skinner. of
hondon. advised the department. that
the Norwegian ship Stem was sunk
without previous examination" So
FAR as known no Americans were
aboard.
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Boxs 10 HAVE FINE reRKERs.
Hogs Raised BY TlSAM TnS YcsA,
Worth nfO -ODO.

Columbia. Oct. 22.--"The boys who
are nS<mbers OF 'xhe corn and IN
clubs have 10000 worth Of fine pork ,
srs Which they have grown this year. :.
said Ia L. Baker. OF .Bfshopvslis, to-
day. Mr.. Baker has reached tho city
for me State hhr'xnds Is arfansinE fSf
the Sxhibits. .rhis department will be
one Sof the fin,st at the fair. There
are $500 boys enrolled IN the corn
csubo this year.
-. ". W. long. head Of the Ysrm
-(leQQp aSosatsenl werk, II south ,ouroe
unG looking hale and hearty. swxs
shal>(Rg hands With his many friends
In the hotel lobby this afternoon. Pro-.
Lons - 'supsrtirsnding the instss,a.
ton Of the demonstration agents ex-
hibiss ahd " NJ ,Une Of the isnsst c6,.
isctsohs ever sottsn together. SO mach
% that the federal department. of ag-
ricuiturs will have a moving picture
mads Of the exhibits 60 be shown NIL
over tho country. The exhibit ID not
by counties. as formerly. but each pro-
duet ts shown separately. 1t begins
with the boil veevil booth. soil build
sns. ETC.. showing enc natural ANA
'osicai steps toward building up a
modern farm.
Both Prof. Long and Mr.. Baker will
have handsome floats ffSm ,thssr de-
pattshsnts In the asri6uitufai parade
winch viii take psAcS Vh esday
afssraoon. y
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CONSTANZA FALLS TO GERMANS.

Believed Big Russ0sROumanian Army
is Trapped by -'Fan nof Important
Point c0rvon Mxekcnscn.
Berlin, Oct. 23.--von'' ;Mackensen's
army has captured Constanza. it is Of :
hcially announced. This is the most
important victory since the Teutons
invaded DObrudja. Constanza is on
The Black sea and alsoeis an import
ant railroad terminus. This OPENS the
way to the invasion Of the interior of
Roumania. The Teutons drove tho
big Russo Roumanian ARMY before
them. advancing ten miles In two days.
1t Is believed that big Russo -Itol-
manian army Is trapped between the
marshy Danube valley and Black sea
and Its capture is inevitable.
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In the ad,feen.elect herxeff.

the Queeu-eleCt nerHeT.
MISS Duncan. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas C."Duiican Of Union, is
graduate of the College for Women
in Columbia and is Wen Known 30
cially throhghodt the State. She viii
return to Union today from Atlanta,
and probably will announce at once
her choice Of the fourth maid of
honor.
Mass Duncan will be crowned queen
OF jubilee week Monday evening on
The State house portico by Eugene b.
Gary OF Abbevillc. chief justice, Gov.
Manning, who was to have performed
The pretty ceremony, being in st.
Louis attending the Episcopal general
convention. The queen's procession
viii move from the Jefferson hotel to
1.-THE State house and after the corona
ton the queens ball will be danced
Tin the capitol plaza.
Following is the vote announced
by the committee yesterday: Miss
Duncan, 92S.200; Miss Hanahan, 1885,
400; Miss Hickling. 614,200; Miss
King, 50S.1O0. There were 21 nomi-
nees.
In arranging for the queens parade
Monday night, Pierre Mazyck, cap
tain Of Adluh band, desires that all
Shriners participating wear regula-
'tion dress suits with red fez and re-
port at the Jefferson hotel at
o'clock. They are also expected TO
participate in all the social functions
Of the evening.
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DurcH STAND FIRM.

Annstsfdam! Oct. '2s lSia London).
The Nfewe Van Den Dag makesvhe
folaswixSE csShs,1ttss : = ~ =
'AnarsSavsAS ~ the nasx6crsudus,
Of 'ths5eeteHte silisa powers segara-
Ing the. interning Of all submarines
In neutral waters. the Dutch eevsrn-
ment states that commercial subma-
'rfhss ~iyl be 'rrsateA Observation-Disclosures
BY H6Iiand. IN case OF 'tfi1certsfnty
OF the status OF warships they will be
treated as warships.
"The government. however, will not
intern merchant submarines, because
there IL no principle of international
law which would justify such q
course" r'!
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AIA OVER. SAYS A'cchaucx.


i. AChohx66n.
New York. Oct. so.--Xftsr a series
OF conferences here tonight Vance @.
Mccdrmick. Democratic national
chairman. said. 80.
sl1cssd." !
a total Of 900 electoral votes as.
suryd for Charles n. -Hushes. with an
adliaonal ffty pfobablS Ind another
nfty-hvs ptssibls. was clAimed for the
Rspuoiican presidential candidate In
Aasement issnss tonight by Charles
W. Parham. manager of the Hughes
camrAign tour. There are 531 votes In
the Electoral CoTiege. Nr|r
Mr., Farham ndfd ne based his con-
c'asisns on Observation of conditions
an an parts of the country. Among
the states he placed In the ''sure" col.
urnn were Ohio. New York. Illinois
and Indiana.
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A STEP TOWARD BAPAUME.
French Have Taken Strong German
Position at Hill t28. - y

Paris, Oct. 23.-Another important
step toward Bapaume was made by
the French last night when they cap
tured Hill No. 1873 which the Official
Communique announces The hill
lies between a strong German posi-
ton at Transley and Sailly-Saillisel. A
German counter-attack in the region
of Peronne was repulsed. go"
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william Johnson, colOred, was ar
re@ed Friday night on the premises of
M II. G. Richardson on North Main
street and tried for vagrancy, SIS or
" days being his portion.
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Corrected Daily hv

Corrected Daily by
ERNEST FIELD, Cotton Buyer
Good Middiins 1s Ia.
Strict Middling Is 3-S.
MiddhhEls IA.
Strict Low Middling IS.
Low Middling II l-2.
f'taple cotton "22 to .2s.
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MACEDONIAN 'REsERvIsrs CALL.
ED.

'ehezciOs' Government Orders Re.
serves to Join Army.
Salonika, Oct. 23.--An Macedonian
Jew reservists have been ordered to
report to the revolutionary govern
ment within three days. A commits
sion Will gC1-o the United States to
'aise funds for the Venezelos govern
n1ent. ''F t' 'o@ '.".r,-... .......
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SUMTER COTTON MARKET.
Corrected Daily by

Corrected Daily by
HARDY & CO., Cotton Buyers.
Good Middifnga1s s4s., l,.gsss
Strict Middling 1s 1-2.
Middling, Is >3.s.
Strict Low Middling Is Is.
Low Middling II SIS.
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CONSPIRACY IN AUSTRIA.

CONSf1E8ACY IN AUSTRIA.
30 sFf,sAS ~ Is tif-
|1a6 Ru,aeoeans Assss,sa -as1d street.
q Cupita>s Patrolled BY Troops.
osnsva, Dot. ss.-TAs assassination
OF Premier Stuergkh Of Austria was
followed by diScovsry OF censpira-
cy against the Austrian government.
A tiasp3tch from avisnn&; 'ssGtts THAT
a number Of Polish. ''crOattxh ana
Bohemian politicians have been ar
rested by the military authorities.
Soldiers pstrol thesstrcets of Vienna
and Budapest Is prevent disorder. ut
10 probable that q stfsMny %h further
strenxsheh5its hbld' on Austria ny HAY
ing a pro-German premier appointed.
A - -. 50 ~
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PLAN TO DESTROY LONDON.

Germans Are Assembling u Fleet OF
Eighty Zeppelins.
New York. Oct. 23.-Eighty Zep-
pelins are e|beins assembled by Ger
many for the purpose of destroying
London; according TO a London cable
to the. Herald today. News of the
plan Was brought to LondSn by vii.
liam Lockwood. aged seventy-four who
arrived In London saturday, after NV.
Ing for hfty-four years In Saxony.
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Christiania:. Oct. "a (Ma London).
The Norwegian steamer Ronnaug.
vessel OF 1881 tons has been tor
pedoed by German submarine. Her
'crew was saved.
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HARVEST FOR U.BOATS.
Number OF Norwegian Vessels Sent
Down.

London. Oct. 22.--Lloyds reports
that the following Norwegian vessels
have been sunk: Steamers Dido (2S2
tons). Fart III, and Fulvio, the latter
without warming ark cottica,
the bark Uufdaas and tlse Cock o. n
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UNION LADY WINS HONOR.
Miss Louisa Duncan is Chosen Harvest
'"'''''' Jutjilec Quet.n.'~- - '"'A'

Columbia, Oct. 20.-Miss louisa
Duncan vii be queen of the Harvest
Jubilee. The central committee so
announced yesterday after canvass
ing the votes polled in the 'competi-
tion conducted by South Carolina
newspapers. The maids OF Honor
elected were Miss Rebecca Hansshan
OF FAirield, MISS Frances fzickiing df
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RECOVER FIFTEEN BODIES.
Two More Of Dead in Marvel Min,
Yet to Be Found. 3"

Ict I'd &c FOUnO.
Birmingham, Oct. 28.-With fifteen
bodies discovered, the rescuers are
at Work today to find two other bodies
believed to be still in the Marvel
MINE: George Jones, rescuer lost
his life when overcome with gas. The
explosion rs Believed to have been
caused by gas. The United States
mine rescue corps is directing the
work. ..c -
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NEW YOKK CSTTON nARka,r.

NEW KOkR CNvTTON AARkEr.
Yest'dy
Ot<s Nigh low C,r,A, (tsrs
Jan. .'NAs1 19.i1i'fS.76 1875 1s.4s
Mch 1850 1886 1889 1882 1902
May 1900 AS 1900 .d5 1874
July 1914 .46 .05 .46 1917
Oct. 1896 IL 90 3,
Dec 1880 1919 1880 1919 1876.
=" New York spots. 1910. ...
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-BULGAIsIAN ATTACKS REFUSED

httempts to Break Serbian Lines
Abotit M0nt,stir" fYHnl: '''v'>
Paris. Oct. 23.-All day Sunday the
huigarians defending MOnastir drove
1uriously upon the Serbian lines in an
effort to break them the official state
meht announced today. The attacks
We're concentrated along the Tiehrna
river southeast of the city and were
repulsed.
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Another Steamer Lost.

Walk and several barses.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-10-26
GRAHAM S MISTAKE

In a recent speech M IF Graham.
who is running for souEre= suaa from
this district ou the republican ticket.
accused CLYDE H TaEauuar II moi.
serving tine people ar me. really
benehtung the working man. such ra-
marks as this hurt NOT only Dir. era
hams reputation uul mas character as
we'll The people of his district know
something cf MR. Tavenners work.
They know that Agr. Taveuner Ifs the
first congressman who really did
serve the people who elected n.w.
When worlinsuen. regardless q tMa-r
party ideas. Will boost MIR Eavanuar
in his campaign it, must De because
they like his work In some respects.
IL must DE an expression Of gratitude
for his efforts 10 benefit e for aatlus
else MT Graham should pick CONF
where MT Taveuuer Is uat
known 10 use such accusations AGAINST
him
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ing of the ed
era Rel
Eau sv stem
are womeu Gus
chile euts
from the bane
ft Of which the
country should
profit afta The
European war
Is err even
more than al
pre- emit
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consider Pref
dent Wilson
greatest ac
co D iishment