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Arizona republican., 1917-11-09
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 fETROGRAD. Nov. 8.-The cif,, Presented a normal asnec+ : +os1-y5 1..y EVen the monday band accon,ns n,7i,,- the guard of relief under the nrevjo,Is aomlnlstration continued it's f,Inctio15
 mere were the customary Iinee ir lIont or the provision stores ard Gnlluren played in the parks and gar. ueils' mere was even a notable ieec eninS o1 the patrola. only a. fer, armed soldiers and sailors .ulo7-in~ about the streets. -ii7
 government forces holding the u-,n- Ter palace Were compelled to canit-, late early this morning under +be ei-o or the cruiser Aurora and the canno,- or the St. Peter and St, Paul forfrerr across the Neva. river. At o'ciocl tnls morning the wonlan's battaIion which had been defending the v-inter palace surrendered.
 The Workmens and Soldiers, dere gates are in complete control of tbe city U tile
 Premier Kerensky was reported last nlght 2t Luga, 85 miles southwest of Petrograd U-
 Late yesterday evening, after the government forces had been driven th'o the winter palace, the palace was peselged and 3 lively fight of ma chlne guns and rifles began, The cruiser Aurora. which was rnoored at tne Niecoial bridge, moved up within range, firing shrapnel. Meanwhile +he guns of the St. Peter and St pau1 fortress opened fire.
 The palace stood out 11nder, 4be glare of the searchlights of inc crui~o,, and offered a good target for +be guns. The defenders held ont for Tour hours, replying as best +he,, could with machine guns and rifles
 There was spasmodic firing in other parts of the city, but the Workmen' s and Soldiers troops took every means 10 protect citizens who were ordered to their quarters
 The bridges and the Nevskv pros pekt. which carly in the afternoon were in the hands of the government forces, were captured and held dur ing the night by the Workmen's and Soldiers troops
 The battle at the palace which be. gan. shortly after 6 o'clock, was 2 spectacular one. armed cars of the reVoluuonists swinging into action In front of the palace gates. while flashes from the Neva were followed by the explosion of shells from ths guns of the Aurora.
 Vice President Cameneff of fhe Workmen's and Soldiers deIesstes told the Associated Press that the ob- Ject of taking possession of the posts and telegraphs was to thwart any effort the government might make to call troops 10 the Nca pital
 The Russkia Volta and the .Bourss Gazette have been commandeered by the Workmen's and Soldiers dele gates.
 The Russian cruiser Aurora is q vessel of 6,7S0 tons and has 9 com - plement of 57S men. She was built Continued on Page Two)
Arizona republican., 1917-11-09
WHOLE WEEK GIVEN UP TO FUNERALS IF
 MASSACRE VICTIMS
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 JUAREz, Nov 8.-Funeral services for victims of the Armendariz mas sacre Sunday have been in progress in Chihuahua City all week, according to passengers who arrived from there to- night Sixty unidentified victims Of the bandit attack made upon the pas senger train fifty miles south of Chi huahua City were buried beside the railroad track and the identified brought to the state capital for burial. The total dead and wounded in the attack is now officially placed at 1S6. including four wounded women and eighty dead.
 Passengers who were on the tram declared here tonight they never Wit messed such a blood thirsty exhibition of savagery as that displayed by the Mexicans under Martin Lopez. Men were beaten to death to get their shoes, innocent passengers were slaughtered without cause and several Carranza of ficials were forced to disrobe before being shot to prevent making holes through their clothing. After being robbed of their clothing and shoes all the passengers were forced to march two kilometers through cactus and over rocks before being liberated A priest was spared to administer the lastrrites to the dying Rumors Of an attack on yesterdays train from Chihuahua City were denied tonight
 Reports of German celebrations in Chihuahua City. Torreon and other Mexican towns over the Italian defeat were brought to the border tonight. In Torreon the Germans were reported to have driven the Americans out of busi- ness. Nightly meetings between Ger mans and Mexican government officers at Chihuahua City were also reported.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-09
TEXlS CONGRESSMAN DECLARES
 DROUTH CONDITIONS ARE TRAGIC

extortionate" prices of cottonseed cake and hulls. He urged Secretary Mo Adoo to place substantial deposits in all of the banks of the west and south west Texas to enable these institu- tions to carry the drouth- stricken peo- pie and tide them over the present crisis.
 In his telegrans, Congressman Blan- ton said:
 Without seeing you cannot conceive os such awful conditions. Thousands of farms are as bare as public roads. Thousands of farmers have been forced to seek work to avoid starvation. Ranches are without grass or water. Shipments have been impossible for lack of cars. Even immediate ship nnent will not prevent great loss. Cattle are actually unable to withstand ship ment and would die in transit from weakness. The only salvation is in feeding in ranges through the winter. deem government assistance abso- hitelv nooosxoru"
Arizona republican., 1917-11-09
Negro Soldier Kidnapped
 To Avenge White Woman

The soldiers forcibly communicated several automobiles and last reports were that they were speeding toward Tuskegee ON the road which the white men were said to have travelled with their prisoner. Trailing the negroes in automobiles and police patrols were forces of military police.
 In the meantime. all negro soldiers on leave were rounded up and returned to camp and orders were issued that no soldier should he allowed to leave the camp. while those ensring would be required to give an Recount of themselves.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-09
No Battle Tn FDrce

ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS. Nov 3-(By the Associated Press. The bulk of the Austro- German invading forces today presents a main frontage of about thirty five miles back and along the Tagliamenta river. with reconnaissance parties thrust forward eight or ten miles west of the river for the purpose of. feeling for the points of least resistance. This is producing detached engagements. but no battle in force has yet occurred.
 The Livenza river 10 which the Italian withdrawal is progressing, is only one of a series of successive de fense parallels The Italian army still has in reserve Hobbies of troops, which however naturally feel the effects produced by the recent retirement of the main body Large endorsements st this moment, therefore, would ren- der invaluable assistance, in the opin- lon of the military authorities.
 The enemy territorial occupation in eastern Friuli presents a sinister as pect far beyond it's military purport. The Alps heretofore have been the traditional boundary between the northern Teutonic and the southern Latin races. The Austro- Germans rec ognize the Alpine boundary, except for Trent and Trieste.
 Now for the first time the Teu- ! tonic forces are occupying territory in the Friuli plains, which are the easter most part of Venetia and age-long po- sessions of the Latins. Such an in- vasion strikes to the very heart of the principle of nationality and also thrusts 8 Teutonic wedge southward along the Adriatic This brings up the grave question of whether Germany will finally secure territorial lodgment with ports and naval bases on the Adriatic, thus, realizing her aim to be- come a Mediterranean as well as a North sea power, unless the allies turn them back from the Friulian plains This would seem to be a warning to the allies that no time is to be lost in re- inforcing, concentrating and co-ordin- eting.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-09
eUAYMAs WITHOUT LIGHT
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NOGALES Nov. S.-The city of Guaymas, in Sonora, Mexico, is said to be without electric lights and will be dark for some time. according to per sons arriving here from that place. Ac cording to the travellers, the city au- thorities were said to have failed to pay the bill for light furnished by the Cia Explotadora de Maderas and the latter cut off the light Thereupon the city confiscated the plant and put men in charge to run it, but he men were inexperienced and turned out the ma chinery
Arizona republican., 1917-11-09
ITALIANS.
 STILL IN. RETREAT.
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There has been no cessation in the retreat of the Italians across the Nene- tian plains toward the new line of de fense on which it is purposed to face the invaders. The larger units Of the Italians are falling back without molestation, according to the Rome of ficial communication but considerable fighting has taken place in the hills near Vittoria and at other points in the north The Berlin war office says that on the middle Tagliamento river Italian troops who were still standing out against the invaders were cap tured general and 17,000 additional Italian troops are reported to have been captured, bringing the total prisoners since the retreat from the Isonzo began TO more than 250,0O0. according to Berlin. It is asserted also that in eX- cess of 2,30O guns have fallen into the aands of the Teutonic allies.
 Along the line in France and Bel gium only artillery duels and raiding operations by the French and British forces are taking place.
 Additional ground has been gained by the British troops against the Turks in Palestine and along the Tigris river.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-09
WITH RUBBER TUBE FAST OF MISS PAUL IS BROKEN

ing when she was an aide of Mrs. Pankhurst some years ago.
 Miss Paul and Miss Winslow who are serving terms for so-called picket ing Of the White House. went on their strike in an effort to compel the jail officers to provide for their fellow pickets the same special food-eggs and milk-given them when they were transferred to the hospital section.
 Dr. Cannon called in several other physicians today to examine the strik CTS and give their opinion as to the necessity for forcible feeding. It was agreed that both women were in such a condition that they must be fed.
 Tonight the physician would say nothing more than that the prisoners had accepted nourishment without protest. The jail superintendent re- fused to permit any one to see the prisoners and make any statement whatever concerning their treatment.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-09
DEALERS ARE ALLOWED PROFIT
 AND MUCH COAL |S RELEASED

Local committees serving under state fuel administrators were given wide discretion by the fuel admins tration today in fixing retail margins. In a recent order retailers were di- rected to charge no greater margins than they took in 1915, with the pro- vision that in no instance were mar gins to be more than charged in July of this year. Today's order empowers local committees to reduce these mar gins whether investigation shows they are unreasonable.
 Fuel administration officials pre- dicted the order would bring lower coal prices in many parts of the country.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-09
PROBE l. w. ". ACTIVITIES

RINGLING. Okla. Nov. S.-Federal and state secret service agents are in vestigating alleged activities in the Healdton oil fields of Industrial Work CTS of the World who are said to have organized under the name of the Oil Field Workers Protective Association. Their activities are said to have been superinduced by strike conditions in the Texas and Louisiana oil fields.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-09
BILLINGS ROUNDS UP
 LIBERTY LOAN SLACkERS
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BILLINGS, Mont, Nov. S.-In roundup of alleged pro Germans and Liberty loan slackers here tonight, d delegation of $50 citizens who made TO effort to conceal their identity forced Curtis Oehme, local architect to re- sign as member of the state board of architectural examinkrs. compelled Alderman Herman Schwanz to give up his seat as member of the city council and Forced Edward ]. Kortzborn. a local butcher. to kiss the American flag and publicly declare his allegiance to the United States. There was no violence
Arizona republican., 1917-11-09
FOR CRITICIZING U. s.

CHICAGO. Nov. S.-Timo Evlash, Russian sailor and aide to Baron Othon de Richter, rear admiral in the Russian navy. and a member of the commission from that country, was arrested tonight charged with having criticized the United States government and having deprecated Russia's participation in the war. He was ordered held for the fed eral authorities
Arizona republican., 1917-11-09
In.nressed Into service

MORALES. Nov. S.-Officers of the Mexican garrison at Nogales. Sonora, across the international boundary from this place. today began impresslng un- employed MeXicans into army service. They said they were acting under or ders from General Gales, military gov ernOr.
 About 800 men from 16 to 60 years of age were taken into the service to- day. according to the officers.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-09
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MONTGOMERY. Ala, Nov. S.-A negro soldier of the Ninth separate battalion tOhio national guard) train
 ing at Camp Sheridan near here, who brushed against a white woman on a crowded street car early tonight, was seized by a number of white men, thrown into an automobile and hurried out of the city. A few minutes later, several score of soldiers of the same battalion started in pursuit and late tonight, nothing further had been heard from either party excers that about S5 stragglers from the n1Eroes had been captured by military police.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-09
CAPTAIN ELY DEAD
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 MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov B. Captain George W. Ely, aged 72. for mer travelling passenger agent of the Southern Pacific railroad, died here today He served with the Forty seventh Georgia regiment in the civil war
Arizona republican., 1917-11-09
Nannia nafnat Tnrrhs

Fl, PASO. Nov. S.-Yaqui Indians in command of Matias Mori defeated the remnants of Colonel Torres federal command in the state of Sonora, &C., cording to reliable information re- ceived here tonight. The battle took place at Torin, in the Indian country, last Friday the Indians killing all of the federal wounded and prisoners.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-09
MAIL CLERKS TO AFFILIATE
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PORTSMOUTH, N. H, Nov. S.-The Railway Mail Clerks association, an organization covering the entire coun- try. has voted to affiliate with the American Federation of Labor, PresN dent E. J. Ryan of Boston, announced tonight
Arizona republican., 1917-11-09
Is Terrible Shock

ITALIAN HEADQUARTERS IN NORTHERN ITALY, Nov. 8.-(By the Associated Press) everyone felt that it was inevitable that the Austrians would cross the Tagliamento it was a terrible shock when the first fugitives came along the light railroad from Cemona. which follows the right bank of the river. This caused a new flood of migration, new desolation.
 The retreat from Pordenon to Treviso repeated that from Udine to the Tag liamento.
 Many soldiers and officers succeed cd in getting through the enemy lines by strategems A Sictlian soldier ar rived barefoot and in rags, having walked from Gorizia. The only town he ventured to enter was Cormons. where he noted that the Austrians had removed the inscriptions from the statue in the principal square.
 The Austrians had erected this statue to Maximilian. emperor of Mexico. When the Italians occupied Cormons in 1915 they found Maximilian strikingly resembled Columbus, so they replaced the inscription to Maximilian by one to Columbus reading Grateful Italians dedicate this statue 10 Columbus"
 Italian Statement
 ROME, Nov. S.-The Italian official statement reads:
 drawal of our line The larger units
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Arizona republican., 1917-11-09

The Russian cruiser Aurora is q vessel of 6,73o tons and has 8 com - plement of 515 men. She was built
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Inn grfllnbigungell ein3u5ieDen1 ulr-
ter melden 9eoingungen tie bon Ser
uGyeoerdl Sarm 2oon ga1f" 8elo
eutleiben fonnen. Die meilten Ser
Ia6frogenben iino 9eamte lofoler
u2oan" @lioeiationen. IS wuroe if
mem bon Sen 8anfbeamten mitga=
teilt, oaB oieIe n2oan" -aliociationen
aus nid,t meniser als 10 Mitglieoern
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glieoer bur1 oie Miioeiation bon Ser
sSarm 2oan 8anf niht ueniger ais
$4,000. beltebeno in i%noiuiouellen
Mnleiben bon nidt tDeniger ais 500
uno nif)t mebr als $4,000 bergen
f0nnten; bieie $4,000 miroet auf
feline f~iir5ere 3eit als flint uno nidt
Ianger als pier5ig Sabre ausgelieben.
Dus @eIo miro berborgt Inn Seim1-
itatten nn5nfaufen, alte S6uloen OBJ
s~ubeaablen ober permanente GerbeiIe-a
rnngen alsaufiihren. Nieman6 fam
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tatiddli9 I'M 5armerberufe tdtig
lit nuo oas nit Dem porgeihoiiensn
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Ter, Elm Ingeiteater Der S. & 8. g.
9abn aus Dem 2eben geihieoen; er
miro bon 'ieiner 8ittpe, 5tpei God
tern uno einem Sobne betrauert.
= Mui Der teraniihen Settle Der
5taot 9erarfana muroen feds oellt-
ide Mulifanten Mitglieoer zines ber-
u%m5iebenoen Corps, auf ben geroadjt
ser espionage berbaftet. Da man bel
oen 2enten abiolut nidts 8eroadti-
ges porfnno, lieB man lie mieoer lau-
fen.
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in Muitin periammelten @enerallMea-
nagers Der teranilden giienbabnen
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51 getpGbren, ii6 an ben beridieoe-
men gipilian Draining Comps 5u be-
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offisieGe oefinitipe Mntport ertei!t
ipuroe, gaben Inn Die Wanager Die
8erliherung, Dem @unfbe Ser Wi-
litarbeboroen 10 piel mie moglib
nahfomme1t All tpollen.
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Eitnna Des g. Il. eofalSerbanoes.

9Es1 Wittfpod) nbeno fan0 Die re-
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2ofaIperbnloes oes @. u. National<
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5iber 5fDei IngeIegenbeiten bon allge-
Mefner 8e0eufnng mur6e perbanoelt:
ki5er Die SdpuIratspahl am 10. 8.
Eonats ullo iiber Die Mote areu5-Mu.
g~elegenbeit. Sir sic SdJulratspabf
siaD befanntlid 5ipei sifets oufge-
steilt, auf Dem eineu befinoen iih oie
sonmen Der ieti9en Mitglieoer oes
5d]ulrats, oas anoere lit aus Sen
s1salnen iebiger MitgIieoer nnb oeren
rarsier &anoioaten 8ufammengeIebt.
zInter ben letterer befinoet lih Der
sJionie beg Germ g.. Shmesmalin.
Der 2~ofaIberbano lit Der NnIid)t,
aadf es gut i'll, penn Der groBeEeiI I'LL,
'ercr 8ebolferung, Ser ocuti6er ab-
Euuft ODER @eburt lit, mSdulrat per-
9reten i'll, Inn gegell cine etiua bead.
fid5tigte 4bifnffuna oes oeltlfer
lluterridts energiid GroteIt ein5ule,
ger uno oesbalb befd)loB er, an
5reitog oben6 alien 9eiitiden Den
Sat gu geben, fir Serru Shipeg.
mann su ftinliien, ben man ais cine
geeignetc BerldflIi6feit fennt.
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Sn Ser Soften areu5=Mngeleaenbeit
murbe beidloilen, lih benz &oten
&'rel5 an5uidIieBen. Wan miro tpobr-
ldeinlib cine iogenanr1te Brand"
eroffnen urb nidt MIR ielbft Witslieo
peroen, ionbern alh onoere Wet-
alieoer 5u eetpinnen il1den,t Die tpei-
tere grlebigung Der angelegenbeit
tulrbe Dem grefutipfomite iibertpie-
len. Ser MnldluB an oas &ote
&rell5 murbe pom Sefretar Spielba-
zen auf's gifrigite befiirmortet.
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beIe Jreu0e baben.
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nett ob BON allem 8eltgetriebe, uno
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giaa ielbit itebe 8ipiiden San On
oreas nno 9liitiGos. Seine Sruppen
ieien b~olitanoig bemorriiicrt.
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