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MONDAYS SURVEY
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cons, and southwark TO the (rrcs-
Confines Canal as Severe" Berlin
also indicates that the British troops
are krrDiup the enemy on the alert
bv slabs at various points from
accommodating particS-thuSc little
rorays that always max" the Ter
mans anxious as tn coming events.
Meanwhile. with the French and
Germans still engaged in tn" usual
artillery battles along the south
cru front in France. the Italians
hnvc started another hiE nff"nSlV"
against thu Australians on the lSon-
~ front. whcr" for II fortnight rlr-
Iual uuirludr has prevailed. TN
rho Hainsizza plateau height posi-
lions have hccn stormed and taken
hv General Cadurna'S forces ana
4oq prisoners captured. by their
,r,y Successes the Italians have
hruuEh; their line almost I" the
hridrchcad Of the Chiarnvano river
near rud!acn ard Mau"nl. Nh''n
also gives them possession ni nearly
all If the southern portion al me
plateau.
The Ausrians. r"altz'nr inc
StrHg-iir Nall" of thu Italian gam
have dclcv"rcI extremely h"aF!
counter attacks. hut l." no purpose.
Likewise. frui1l"Ss. have been at
tcmptS to diSlud." tn" Italians from
1lc southern SLOPES of Mont" san
Gabrielle.
Daily the Italians rnntinu" 'h"lr
aerial hnmhardm"ntS "f Austrian
positions with larg" quantities "i
explosives.
Tie great fortress Of Fola again
has perceived II visitation and enemy
,l"m,,s ut Hcrir. near Nn"NSlna.
northeast OF Tricst on the Gulf "i
Tri,SI have been bombed.
Keeping UP their almost nightly
attacks i,y air during the last week
German air raiders again visited
tho London district and the Kent ami
Essex coasts sunday night. Every
wher" the raiders dropped bombs
II Is reported that one of them WAS
brought down. In IN" rad "l sal
urrlay night eleven persons W"r"
killed and =" injured. INTENSITY" air
nvhtiuc and bomb dropping "NV""i-
linnS also continue in Belgium ana
northern France.
\ stronger hold has h"rn obtain
. I'd hv in" British on l'hrHhn
through tn" raptur" from tn" TURKS
Of tn" main ottoman position III thr
region vi Ermahi". The Ottoman
general Ahmed ley his staff and
several thousand IN" w"r" iak"il
prisoners and a larG" quantity "l
guns and ammunition WIS rartur'"'
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Senator William +. Chiffon. William
Z. r. Dyrne and Mrs. George. +.
CoyIr. Of this city. also are. listed
among the speakers. Miss Pennie
Price of Lewisburg. state president,
also will speak. Socially. the princi-
pal event Of the convention will be a
reception TO be rendered by Governor
and Mrs. John J. Cornwcll at the ex-
ecutive mansion Wednesday evening.
Thursdays session will consist OF
business and memorial services.
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SENTIMENT IS
CRYSTALLINE
ON OHIO-SIDE
DETERMINED EFFORT is BEING
MADE TO GUST VICIOUS,
LAWLESS ELEMENT.
Attitude of The InteIigencer With
Reference to Conditions in Bridge.
port Praised in Churches.

Apparently, the law-abiding, peace
loving citizens of Bridgeport and
other Ohio-side communities are de-
termined to put 4 stop 10 the condi-
tons OF lawleSsneSs and vice which
exist as result Of the saloons. The
dry forces are now being thoroughly
organized for the campaign which is
to terminate in early November. and
the fight promises TO be bitter one.
While sentiment has been against
such high-handed disregard Of the law.
it has apparently been crystaliZel by
the editorial reference OF The Intel
ligencer to conditions on the Ohio
side, more especially in Bridgeport.
This is evidenced by the many COM
mandatory letters from prominent bus
mess men and citizens. praising the
stand taken by The lntelligencer.
In many chudches yesterday. refer
once was made 10 recent editorials in
this paper In the kirkwood PreSby-
terrain church. both the Sunday school
and the congregation adopted resolu-
lions of praise for this opportune de-
nouncemcnt Of the demoralizing con-
dit lions in Bridgeport. Similar resolu-
tinns were adopted by the Methodist
Episcopal church Bible classes. At A
meeting of the Bridgeport Dry Fed
Grafton. committee was appointed TO
draft commendatory resolutions.
At the mems mass meeting held in
the First Baptist church, in Martins
Ferry. in the interest Of the prohibi-
lion campaign, special committee
was appointed for the same purpose.
Both The Intelligcncer and the Mer-
tins Ferry Times were commended for
their attitude in the present cam
n3isn
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moving over various quarters OF the
district.
Field Marshal Lord French reports
that TWO groups OF enemy machines
followed By others dying s!ngly, eros
sd he !trn; and Essex coasts be-
tween $40 and O'Clock tonight.
They caue toward London and
about ten penetrated the outer de'
lenses. bu! onIy four or five got
through - London itself.
Bombs Mere dropped in Kent, Essex
anu I.oninn. 80 deiailS Of the dam,
age or casualties have yet been re-
ccivcd.
Sunday nights anti,aircraft firing
ceased shortly after 0 O'Clock. There
art. persistent, but unconfirmed re-
ports that TWO more German airplanes
wrre brought down.
In expectation of nightly raids. the
streets of London were much less
crowded tonight than ordinarily. 4
majority Of the people went early &c
their homes and the services in the
churches were held at o'clock in
stead of :. Hence. when the warning
WAS issued the streets were quickly
cleared. There were the usual scenes
in the tubes and other shelters, but
III. police and special conStableS had
less difficulty in handling the crowds
than on previous occasions.
Will" tn" mir raid OF Saturday night
vas at It's height Il large convoy OF
~ fr,,, ri go
at the London terminal and were trans
frrrcd to %mbulancss with the Gus
;uInary calm and celebrity.
There was no sign Of panic at any OF
;ir West End theatres. although tho
:uar of guns almost drowned the voices
IL the actors. When tn" play was cen
rllid"d I'm on. theatre not 4 single spec
lmt"r had left his scat and the audience
continued to cheer tn" players.
Thu. promenade concert was given rs
usual at Great Yucns hall. hut when
tho program was finished a thousa nd
,".np!,. refused 70 l.hv.. ami one lnStru-
urutalis; 81 the piano played dantr
riu$ic for more than an hour. Almost
immediately hundreds "f persons began
Ia dance in til" promenade. and did not
cease until Tn" "clrar signal Indicating
that the raid was over was given. when
tliry g:tv'' tire" loud cheers.
\ cores pondcut on III" knntiSh coast
Sa;s the air raiders. when they ap-
preached Inst night. met Il hot reception
al The hands OF anti-aircraft Clinncrs.
there WIS u persistent hnmba rdmrnt on
this coast nearly all evening. Some nf
/ he raiders later returned. some sinSly
ard some in pairs.
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CONGRESS ENTERS
CONTINUED From First Page.)

ors' civil rights bill. would go Over
until the December session.
The insurance measure Is the STUN
bling block In the way Of adjourn
mont this week. Whether the oppo-
Sition will develop sufficient strength
to force protractcd debate is uncer-
tain. Despite the president s lnSls-
tence that II be passed now, there Is
renewed talk az sidetracHinc the m"a-
sure if the opposition should delay
adjournment.
Tomorrow the house will take up
the conference report on III" tax DILL
while the senate hopes TO begin work
on the insurance measure. Approval
OF the tax measure tomorrow b. The
house is expected and MANY members
are planning to leave for home imme-
diatelv aftcTward.
Criticism Of the conferocs revision
OF the tax measure is expected 10 h"
louder and longer in the senate than
in the house. but approval Of the bill
as finally drafted by the conferces
within one or TWO days IS expected.
Probably but little time will be
spent on the eight billion dollar ap-
preparation measure. upon which con-
ferees begin work tomorrow. It's en-
actment with brief perfunctory dis
cussion is expected. leaving The insur-
ance measure before the senate as tho
only important legislation on The
leaders program.
There may Il spectacular and OK
citing ginale in both bodies Of con-
gress. While official investigation Of
questions involved in last weeks flu
rore in the house. prccipiated by
statements Of Representative IIrflin.
Of Alabama. after the state depart
ments revelations of count Won Bern,
storff's propaganda work. is now
deemed improbable. another. flare-up
imnends.
In the senate. Senator LaFollettc.
Is expected to reply to critics demand
ing his expulsion for alleged scditiOus
uttcrances Other senators may drliv.
or patriotic speeches on a proposed
resolution approving. the nations
course and the governments prose-
cution Of the war.
The civil rights bill viii! BE- consil-
cred tomorrow by The senate Judiciary
committee. but opposition there and i'll
The senate on constitutional grounds
now appears 10 insure poSipOnrmCnt
Of action until tho December session.
Chairman Webb. Of the house judiciary
committee. plans to bring il before
the house this week and pass il. but
few senate leaders expect action in
the upper house al thi: session.
Confirmation Of tn" tlVrc new in
terstate commerce commissioners and
other minor appointments probably
will be voted early this week by the
senate.
The nomination Of Colonel Carl
Reichmann to be 4 briCali"r general
also will h. brought up II tn" snnatr'S
next legislativr session. Opposition
based on his alleged prO-G"rman 1t.
tcrancns and Sympathirs. despite The
senate military cnmmit.rr's over
whelming recommendation for cunfir-
nation. IS expected. and if determined
It may postpone action until peccm.
her
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ROOSEVELT DENOUNCES
Continued From First PnQe.)

tn, II the Hood cam" with the awful
death nI many persons. tn" destruction
Of homes aud the misery uf families.
Enw what would YOU hay" Thought nt
I,uuh. vino ut tn" End nf that tim" had
riil: Let's rebuild the 'lnm as il was:
There won't I've another nuud.' Yet there
arc many who aivnCatc rebuilding our
NJ linnal defense after the war as it was
nrIur IN the war.
Until In" ti,rman cancer is cut clean
cut If The world body" said Mr.. RnnSr-
welt. this great war for the Victorious
i;ur" ~ iuStlC" mus; so on. Germany
has reduced SnraEcrr tn n science.
. There arc official records Of more
than 1000 srparntr atrocities commit
ted by tho German armies. not sporrd-
italy. but as . part. Of the deliberate
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MANY INDICTED ON
CONSPIRACY CHARGE

lIrNLESTt:R ukla sept. 80. After
Ih, return If l."u indictments her" las:
nirht against alleged m"mh"rS "f TIL.
WurkinC tiaSS l'ninn "n charges az
Scd!tinIs conspiracy. aud ""uspirinE ii
uhStruci til" draft law. il became
known tonight HAT another special sos
sion IL the federal grand UrH will br
held during Dctnh"r either in .trdm"rc
or thirkaSha. oklahoma.
Alleged liqur" frauds said tn have
been J"rprlrat"d through The mails and
NOR" Than lao other rnScS involving the
SnInr rhnrcrS ~ last nights Indic'-
m"ntS wore based IN. will come be-
fore the next special rraul jury.
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ADDITIONAL PERSONALS

Attorney W. 3. Casey Of Elm Grove.
who has been i'll with pneumonia ut the
North Wheeling hospital for some time
is recovering.
Friends Of Mrs. Thomas Walker Of
Steuhenvillc. O.. will be glad to know
that she is RAPIDLY recovering from an
operation performed some time ago, at
the North Wheeling hospital.
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DAUGHTERS OF THE
CONFEDERACY MEET

CHARLESTON, W. Va. Sept. 30
The twentieth annual convention or
the United Daughters of the Conted'
eracy Of West Virginia, will be held
in this city. October and I. accord
ine 10 the programs made public here
today.
a feature Of the frst days meeting
will be an address of welcome by for
mer Governor William A. MacCoTkle.
Mrs. John c. Dice, of Lewisburg. will
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IARIS. Sept. 20 Following is th.:'
nrrrnunn'S ufficiHl communication:
"Thrrr was very active hrt'll"rA
Grliling in the region "t lH!Nth"m. lluH-
irhiS, and ranmn". ami taISn on IN"
right lG.ui; If Inc M"U%". W" r"pulS''i
an enemy attack east of AuhrrlN". w"
r"n"Irat"d The German Inns west III
rnrniIl,.; and brought hHrl, war mai'-
rails TN the Remainder "f IN" front IN"
Nj uhI WAS quiet"
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CLERICAL MEETING

Al Seln-anmual ""ri"nl meeting tn
h. hold ut tn" l!ish"r'.: rrSi'"nc" We'd
ucSdny. al II til" nri"srs Of IN" local
dinc"S" will b" present. There Will h"
matters of general interest tnk"n Up as
we'll as discussions of theology AMI If
tho c:.nun law. II * expected that the
meeting will lc very interesting.
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MAY BREAK RECORDS
FOR ATTENDANCE IN
COMING WORLD SERIES

NEW YORK. Sept. 2".--I: thu seating
,9.paci!y at The baseball PARKS III which
play will hr staged w"r,' not limited
there is no question that new Hli"nd-
..urr RECORDS. would II" established in
tn" coming Worlds Serbs htw"en tn"
''h;cae" Americans and III" New York
Nationals. 50 keen * tn" interest and
enthusiasm crested ~ this lntcrs"r-
,i"nnl Strur:;I. for di;Imnnd supremacy
between :hc teams "r tn" Two largest
cities ~ th., nation tina, Wnhrr certain
conditions it IL likely even IN" figures
Of 1871 may hr surpassed.
In the coming games the New York
Poi" grounds will seat %71.n"n spectators.
In round numbers. while tn" Chicago
Whit" SoX park, with du" allowance tor
any temporary stands that Pres. conn
iSkry may elect To- erect. will not "X-
C"rd this paid seating rhpacllN. rs Il
basis at culnlIariS'.u. therefore,. tn" IuaN-
imulu capacity of either park may he
placed at, approximately 5000. Many
Gloss, fnll"wrrS Of tn" playing ability
Of the two teams involved have reach
oil tn" conclusion. that given anything
lii;, an even break i'll III" luck of the
game IN" series will 20 nj least SIN
games before Il decision ~ reached.
If this proves to l." the case tn" total
alItnlAllt'' IN Ttutlfl ntlluh'iS N'uli hS
grcgatc @22.ot0 as against 25l9 actual
p;ii, admissions in the New York Boston
series in 1872. which. including one ii"
contest. went eight games. In order ITO
SurpaSS theSr figures nj least seven
games between the New York and CHI
cagu clubs Will he necessary to bring
rho aggregate attcndanc" mp to 1I4.hhh.
The awarding IF the various playing
dates as tn" result of the toss of Il coin
will have little. If any. effect upon the
attendance as it Is predicted that the
capacity of both parks VIII hc cnmpl"tr-
~ snId ont regardless of the days Of
the week on which games will be played
at Chicago or New York.
In tn" thirteen series which have
been played since l9n3 tho official paid
attrntiancr amounted to .N.I0l.III and
the receipts $2.N74.@24. giving an aver
age OF admission of $l.&, per spectator
fur each Of the serrnty-four games
played. II this same rat" were applied
To a seven game series between Chicago
ana New York the total gate receipts
would amount to S432.53u. Of which tho
National Commission would take $4%.-
a53 tho players $l4S.296 and the club
owners about Sal .00p.
These iigurrS and divisions Of gate
receipts would not exceed th"S" of the
I91" Srr"s. however. on tn" basis of an
average charge of Sl6T per spectator
hut nrcccnt years the average price
Of admission has been considerably IN
creased rs it was about $50 per head
in the 1916 series. Allowing for Ger
tain proposed reductions the rate should
not fall much below ".hnn which would
give Approximately SilS.hn0 for u seven
game series hctw"cn tn" thicaG" ami
New York clubs. This would exceed Icy
more than S2S.n0n the record receipts
now credited ia The lHl" series.
The attendance figures by series since
tho year 1908 follow:
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FOR SALE-Automobiles

FOR SALE-Marathon roadster. newly painted. .le-
tric equipped. seIf-staTcr. +. C.. orh. Elm Grove
n. +. D. No. !. OIL.
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snmo front ono of our arlhlnrS' l'''"-
:,.uant DnhrukhnIuff. brought DOWN il"
enemy airplanc in flames.
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FOR SALE-Coal Lands

FOR SAtE-3o0a. Of Pittsburgh No. win rnal In
Bclmnn; Co.. Ohio Party wants IN Sell the sane
and will take SIS acre years time At 81 pay
for same. Address +. o. Box 81. Wheeling. ". Va.
E.aI.p
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FOR SALE-Real Estate.

FOR sALE-Eiouss containing 6 rooms. lot cortaInIr:
y n more lrss also buildings For terms adj
dress W. ". Donley. zoos Pt View Ave. Yolnrs.
town. o. g-l5.30t
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l.lan NJ 'schrecklichkeit' Of horror upon
which the German government has
crunicd."
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FOR RENT-Furnished Rooms.

FOR RENTING University Club has sc>cril large
furnished rooms for gentlemen only: terms reason
able. csi Mr.. Sherlock before s 2. m. iSI Fell
After 5 y. M 1907 Bell Oil
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D I E D

SMITH-Ih Saturday. September %. 49,. 1t loIi
n'rlnrk r. H.. nj her late residence IN the North
Fork II Sh,7t creek. MISS MARY CATHERINE
SMITH.
Funrrai srrrices on TuesdIy afternoon at uc.oc..
Frirn,E invited III attend. lnisrmcn, Slort
Greek cemetery.
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Not played under National Commits
sion regulations.
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LONDON AGAIN

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WANTED Male Help

WAETeD-t; onre several delivery and ssle1 boys.
10 work before school. Apply at Circulation De.
partment. lnteIl!Eencer. between 4 and E. m
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For Sale - Horses, Vehicles, Etc,

FOR SALE-wcIl bred driving end colt calct
hEh Hack. mare : years old weight 1000 l0jC.
city broke. Cal, Tag months old. both guaranteed
sound. Price reasonable Call Bell phone warw,nl
ISM. f.aI-m
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LoST-A rest between Steel Bridge and Hotel Wind.
so, Reward n returned 10 llF Main street.
OLD
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 1orf IN WhoteIala
grocery and good teamsters; must come recon-
mended. Apply Thursday morning BIer Grocery Co..
18th and Main Sts s-of-i
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-09-29
HURRICANE PASSES
WITHOUT FATALITIES
GRATIFYING NEWS FROM CITIES
ON THE SOUTH ATLANTIC
COAST.
my Associated Press.)

NEW ORLEANS. Sept 19.-Al-
though the wind at places attained a
velocity as high as 100 miles an
hour. the hurricane-swept section Of
the gulf coast from the Mississippi
river to the west coast OF Florida
escaped series damage, unless there
was great loss at Pensacola, the only
city which today was cut off from
communication.
Ample warning of the hurricanes
approach had been given even to
the most remote sections and to
this fact Is attributed the saving
ot many lives
s&e~.s&4s%&s&4&Ne~%es~s<$S
cause they had not received notice
they claimed.
Secretary Metcalf Of the California
Metal Trades Association declared
the shops positively will remain
open The hoilermakers. are holding
land executive meeting.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1917-09-29
OXNAN IS FREED
AFTER JURY OUT
Is MINUTES
ONLY ONE MEMBER OF JURY
VOTED FOR CONVICTION
OF DEFENDANT.
my Associated Pre.a.p

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal, Sept 90
At o'clock last night Frank c. Ok
man. the Durkee, Ore, cattleman
was acquitted OF the charge Of at.
tempted subornation of perjury
growing out Of the conviction of
Thomas j. Mooney on a murder
charge in connection with the pre-
paredness parade bomb explosion
here last year
The jury deliberated one hour
and fifteen minutes On the first
ballot. according to a juror the vote
was eleven TO one for acquittal.
I'VE would have reached YER
dict in five minutes after we went
out, had II not been for this one
man" said the Juror, He was
finally won over from his conviction
viewpoint after more than an hour
OF argument"
Mrs. Oxman, wife of the acquitted
man, who accompanied him here
from oregon, shook hands with the
jurors after the verdict had been
announced
Frank Oxman, acquitted yesterday
of attempted subonation of perjury
appeared before Superior Judge Crit
fin today to answer a charge of per
jury in the Mooney trial. The hear
ing was continued until Monday. Mrs.
Belle Hammerberg, sister of Mrs.
Mooney, brought the charge.
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q BODIES TAKEN
FROM A WRECK
ENGINEER RUNS INTO TROOP
TRAIN THROUGH VIOLATION
OF ORDERS.
by Associated Press.)

KELLYvILLE, Okla, Sept. 29--
Bodies of sixteen negroes, three of
which were women, and seven white
men have been taken from the wreck
age of the St. Louis & San Fran
cisco train No. I, which eollided
head-on with an empty troop train
one mile southwest of here yester-
day.
The only white man identified so
far is a Mr.. Hutchinson, an oil man
of Tulsa, who was the twenty-thiTd
victim taken out. No. 7 was to have
taken siding at Kellyville to let the
troop train pass, but pulled out OF
the station before receiving re CT
ders. it is said, meeting the troop
rain head-on at a bridge across Pole.
cat creek.
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TWO POLITICIANS
SLAIN IN TEXAS
CITY HALL DUEL
FORT WORTH OFFICIALS EN-
GAGE IN A FATAL SHOOT.
ING MATCH.

FORT WORTH. Tex. Sept 29.--
Edward Parsley, police commission
er was shot and killed late yes
terday afternoon in his private Of
flee by j. X. Yates, former police
Inspector who in turn was shot to
death by a group of officers after
be had barrieaded himself in the
eommissioner's office.
Yates had threatened both the
mayor and Commissioner Parsley,
\ is said, and went to the city hall
seeking the mayor. Not finding
him, Yates went to Mr.. Parsely's
office. A fusillade of shots was fired
and officers rushed upstairs to find
the door barred. Chief of Police
Montgomery sent for riot guns and a
herce exchange OF shots through the
door to the commissioner office
easued. The door finally was broken
10 and the former police inspectors
body was found riddled with bull
let's
Mr.. Parsley was shot twice
through the head.
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ALLEGED SPY
IN THE PRESIDE
PRETENDED TO BE DEMENTED
WHEN FOUND ON MILITARY
RESERVATION.

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Sept 29.--
The arrest last Sunday OF Frank
Herman Glossman, a German hotel
proprietor, as an alleged spy became
known when the prisoner was given
a preliminary hearing. Glossman
was captured at the Preside mill
tary reservation here. Copies of
German newspapers and $S5 in gold
we're found on nim 1t was said The
prisoner said he had lost his way
in the reservation as result of be-
ing III and probably mentally un-
balanced
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TEDDY FLAYS HUNS
WITHIN OUR GATES

layed his address, but the big hall
was full when he arrived.
The Colonel had been given a
transcript Of Senator LaFolIettes
speech before the producers and
consumers conference held here last
wek under the auspices of the Non
Partisan League Il have not had
time to read 1t all he said, but |
have already found two or three
gentlemen
Senator l.aFollette's assertion
that Americas participation in the
war was due to American citizens
being passengers on "a ship loaded
with munitions for Great Britain, /"
declared the Colonel, is falsehood,
and he knows 1t is faleshood
Senator LaFollette emphasized
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