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WITH
JAPAN PRAISED.
DECLARED TO BE ONE or MO.
MENTous EVENTS OF THE
WAR PERIOD.
,Hy Associated PressJ

WASHINGTON. Nov. T.. Formal
announcement Of the agreement be-
tween the United States and Japan
in regard to China was greeted in
diplomatic and official circles as one
of the momentous events Of the war
period Its effect is expected to be
far-reaehing. both upon future de.
velopments In the Far East and up.
on the prosecution OF the war against
Germany.
In addition to the notes exchanged
between Secretary Lansing and Wis
count lshii, the special japanese am
bassador, recording an agreement
Japans special interest in China,
guaranteeing the independence and
territorial Integrity of China and re-
affirming the open door" policy,
il is announced tnNt satisfactory
understanding has been reached as
TO military naval and economic co.
operation
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SEE
BOYS At FRONT
SEE AMERICANS GO OVER THE
TOP AND USE 5AYoNETs;
ARE PLEASED.
ny Associated Presu.I

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, Nov. THE American
congressional party visited yesterday
the zone in which the troops are
billeted and are receiving war In
structions. They first visited head
quarters in the town. but did not
meet General Pershing, who is at
present in Paris They went to
Major General Sibert's headquarters
and were taken out to see the
American troops in going
over the top, bayonet work on
dummy Germans, and an exhibition
of their skill at sniping and with
hand and rifle grenades, mortars and
the smoke barrage. During the hand
grenade instruction pieces flew close
to the congressman, who were en-
thusiastic over the energy displayed
by the troops, and when one con-
gressman called for three cheers
for the boys the party cheered itself
hoarse.
Later the visitors went among the
troops shaking hands, chatting and
asking questions regarding the train
ing.
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HIGH GRADE ORE
FROM MANHATTAN CON.

To-day Superintendent Page of the
Manhattan Consolidated brought six
sacks of picture ore in from the
Manhattan Consolidated This rich
gold ore was taken from the 400
level crosscut ledge, which was
broken into Monday The ore will
run into the thousands of dollars
This ore will he shipped by Wells
Fargo & Co. to the coast for reduc-
tion.
Last night the crosscut in the
ledge on the 400 level from the foot
wall side had penetrated the ledge
fifteen feet and showed picture ore
the entire length.
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CAMPAIGN FOR
WAR INSURANCE
,uy Associated Pre..1

WASHINGTON, Nov. THE
greatest Insurance selling campaign
in history will be undertaken soon
by the government TO induce every
soldier and sailor to buy lie in.
surance policies provided at low
rates under the recent act Of con
gress.
Thousands OF insurance agents
and other public-spirited citizens will
be enlisted in preach the gospel CT
government life insurance amons
civilian populations, on the theory
that pressure from home win tend
to persuade many soldiers to sub
scribe.
Secretary MeAdoo will decide
whether the nationwide campaign
can be directed legally by the treas
ury s war risk insurance bureau,
which, has charge of administration
of the insurance If he decides the
bureaus function should be limited
to operation of the insurance ma.
chinery the solicitation work prob.
ably will be turned over to com.
mittee Of leading citizens with head.
quarters in Washington
About 10000 applications for in
surance have been received, mainly
from the Rainbow division of national
guardsmen officials believe this
number will he doubled within a few
weeks.
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SOCIALIS
HUGE
|NNEWYORK
MAYOR mitchell sMoTHERED IN
DEMOCRATIC LANDSLIDE; TAM
MANY WON EVERYTHING.
lBy Associated Press.

(by Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Nov. Tit is ex-
pected the majority granting the
women of the state unlimited suf-
frage will reach 100000.
Judge John Hylan was elected
mayor of New York City by the
largest plurality ever given a
mayoraIty candidate in this city and
the entire Democratic ticket was
elected with him, giving the new
administration sixteen votes on the
board of estimates, which controls
the city expenditures.
The great increase in the Socialist
vote was the outstanding feature.
aside from the overwhelming Tam.
many victory. Morris Hillquit re-
ceived 142.l7s votes. Charles Ed.
ward Russell polled S2.1OO in the
1913 election.
Judge Hylan s first act after being
assured of his election was to make
this statement.
"The result speaks for itself. The
people have spoken and in no un-
certain manner Democracy has once
more been restored to power. The
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MAN POWER DEPLETED.
tsy Associated Press.


WASHINGTON, Nov. Gable re-
ports reaching here from -Switzer-
land say Germany has reached the
crisis, SO far as her man power is
concerned. For three years, accord
ing to these dispatches, Germany has
lost ON an average of 100000 men
annually and this number will at
least be eaualed in 1918. 1t is con
tended that to continue the war on
the same scale for another year the
Germans must have at their com
mand a reserve of at least two mil
lion men, whereas they actually will
have a reserve of only one and one
half million, including youths OF the
class of 1920.
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PLENTY OF TURKEYS.


IVY AHnecAuteu A-re4A.b
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA plenti.
full supply Of Thanksgiving turkeys
at reasonable prices was promised
the American people today by the
food administration. Stocks on
hand in cold storage houses are large
and the food administration will re-
quire their sale under provisions OF
the food control act, which prevents
boarding
with larger volume of the
product going on the market for
sale,' it was announced. "consum-
ers may soon look for an abundant
supply at reasonable prices"
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southwark through the mountainous
country toward the plains. The Ger
mans and Austro- -Hungarians every
where are following up the Italians
in their retreat but with the Italians
offering resistance in rear guard ac-
tions along the entire front.
Meanwhile the British forces in
Belgium have won another notable
victory over the Germans in the
region of Ypres, having captured in
one OF their intrepid dashes, after a
rain of shells of all calibers, the
town of Passchendaele, for which
bitter fighting has taken place re-
Gently The new advance of the
British throws the apex of their
salient in dangerous proximity to
Roulers. the fall of which would cut
Germany's communication from her
submarine bases at Ostend and Zee
Continued on page fourl
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WILL PROSECUTE RADICALS.


(By Associated Press.)
PETRoGRAD. Nov THE gov.
ernment has decided not to resort TO
armed force for the present against
the military committee OF soldiers
and workmen's delegates. but order.
cd the minister Of justice to prose.
cute the members OF the committee.
The military will take necessary
measures IN case Of a revolt.
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LOUISVILLE, KY Nov For
the first time In ten years the Re.
publican party has elected a mayor
Of Louisville Complete unofficial re.
turns show George W. Smith, Repub.
lican, 22,425 Charles H. Cronan,
Democrat, 1915. Smith carried the
entire Republican city and county
ticket with him.
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COLLEGE MEN TO TRAIN.

tny Associated PreAa.)
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. T.
The Western department of the army
announced today the quotas OF west
ern universities and colleges that
viii enter training camps for com
missions as second lieutenants They
include; Stanford, IA, train at Camp
Lewis: University of California and
University OF Nevada.
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FREIGHT CONGESTION ON COAST


tby Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, Nov. THE rail
roads have asked the interstate COM
merce commission IS authority to re-
Iuse export shipments for which
cargo space has not been reserved
IN an effort to relieve freight con-
gestion at San Francisco and other
Pacific coast terminals. This would
apply only to westbound traffic.
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WEINBERG TRIAL RESUMED.
tny Associated Pre.sJ

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. IL
Prof George Robertson of the Uni
versity of Redlands, testified at the
resumption of the trial of Israel
Weinberg today for murder in con
nection with the bomb explosion in
July, 1916. He saw an automobile
which the state contends was Vein.
berg's few hundred yards from the
scene of the explosion a few min.
utes prior to the blast.
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Eugene Schmitz
Wins S. F. Office

= SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Nov. .
. 7.-Defeat of seven of the nine .
= municipal conference" candidate .
= for supervisor, whom Mayor .
= Rolph opposed in a public state =
= ment, the election of Schmitz =
. as supervisor and the re-elec- .
= tion of George Lull as city at .
= torney resulted in the election .
= here yesterday. 1t was the first .
= election under the preferential .
= system of balloting. .
. = = = = . = . . = . . .
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BRIDGEPORT, Conn, Nov. -
Schuyler Merritt, Republican. Of
camtord, was elected to congress
in the Fourth Connecticut district
over Lynn Wilson, Democrat, to fill
the vacancy made by the death of
+. J. Hill, Republican,
Clifford B. Wilson, Republican, was
reelected mayor of Bridgeport over
William p. Kirk, Democrat, by a
plurality Of 2,237.
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Defeat of Italy
Step to Peace
NY Associated Press,

Oy Associated Press.l
AMSTERDAM, Nov. THE presi-
dent of the Austrian lower house,
referring to the Italian defeat at
Tuesdays session, std
above all we may rejoice that
now prospects OF peace are inn
proved; that our former ally, Italy,
which has for two years menaced
our southern frontier it may be
hoped, will soon be struck from our
list OF enemies.
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HAND OF GERMANY AT Work.
AN Assoclated Press. J

(By Associated Press.)
NEW YORK, Nov. Asserting
that concerted pro-German propa-
ganda is behind the efforts to in
terfere with the National House
wives leagues corporation in the
government IS food conservation
plans, warning was issued today
by the leagues president to the
women of the United States against
women alien enemies" advising
them to treat every woman dis
couraging conservation as traitor
10 the country"
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100000 PLEDGES.

(6y Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, Nov. THE total
pledge signatures has passed the
100000 mark. California is first,
with approximately 100000, and Iowa
is second in the list Of states.
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(By Associated Press.)
In a great arc more than 16O miles
in length the italian armies are fall
ing back upon and through the plains
of Venetia 10 new and shorter line
of defense.
From the Fella v5lley to the head
of the Adriatic sea the entire line
Of the Tagliamento river has been
given up by General Cadorna, while
from virtually the border of Trentino
northeastward and eastward through
the Dolomites and the Carnic Alps
to the Fella the northern army is
carrying out retrograde movement
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PLOT TO BURN WAREHOUSE,
tRy Associated Presa.1

thy Associated PressD
MARTINEZ, Nov. IA plot TO
Durn the warehouse OF the Califor-
MA Wharf and Storage company at
rort Costa, containing thousands of
Tons of wheat. was reported to the
sheriff today. A tube of phosphorus
aud carbon bisulphide was found un-
aer some sacks, II is reported The
phosphorus exploded, but failed to
ignite.
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COAL MEN ACT TO RELIEVE SHORTAGE

today TO frame comprehensive pro
gram dealing with the threatened
coal shortage Cooperation Of the
railroads to obtain an adequate sup,
ply Of cars and quicker movement
when loaded were primary considera.
lions.
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JOHNSON ASSAILS WAR REVENUE

conduct of the war He said the
country would have derived 100000.
goo more yearly than il will get
from the whole present war revenue
bill had tax OF u per cent on
war profits been made. as was pro.
posed Ia tho amendment which he
offered.
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MORE EVIDENCE
AGAINST KING
GERMAN sYMPATHlEs OF CON-
sTANTtNE PROVEN IN NEW
SERIES OF LETTERS.
Ley AssoeIated Press. }

LONDON, Nov 7.-An Athens dis.
patch says another series OF tele-
grams showing secret efforts Of King
Constantine to help the Germans win
the war have been published
One said King of Greece pledges
his word to the emperor that in no
circumstances shall any soldier or
native be employed by the govern
ment against German troops or their
allies"
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APEEAL DENIED

tuy Associated PrenaO
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Nov. THE
president has denied the appeal Of
Lester Butz Of Shasta county for
draft exemption.
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DFSTROYFRS SEARCH
FOR AlCEDO SURVIVORS
(By Associated Press. }

(By Associated Press.)
WASHINGTON, Nov. THE navy
department is awaiting complete
report on the torpedoing of the
American patrol boat, Alcedo. sunk
in the war zone Monday, with the
probable loss of an officer and
twenty men. Destroyers are search
ing the vicinity for possible sur
vivors.
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SUSPECT PLOT
IN EXPLOSION
SECRET SERVICE MEN INvEsTl-
eating DESTRUCTION OF
GASOLINE PLANT.
tIly Associated PreHs.)

WASHINGTON, Nov Secret
service agents are investigating an
explosion that destroyed the Hope
gasoline plant near Fairmount, w.
Va, said to be the largest in the
world. They have information that
it was not accidental.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov -
Complete unofficial returns from In.
dlanapolIs show that Charles w
Iewett Republican, was elected
mayor by plurality Of 3,57S, The
vote was Jewett, 21,O57 Miller.
Democrat l2.l$l; Shank, home rule,
l745s.
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10y Associated press.l

WASHINGTON. Nov 2 Directors
y The National Coal association, rep
sesenttng hltuminous operators with
total yearly output OF a quarter
y billion tons OF coal. met here
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,ny Associated Press0

CINCINNATI, Ohio, Nov THE
Drohibitionists are leading in Ohio.
returns from yesterdays election so
fer compiled show
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AMERICAN WOUNDED.

(By Associated Press.)
OTTAWA. Nov. 7.-G. G. Icing
meason of Los Angeles, Cal, was
among the Americans listed as
wounded in todays casualties.
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10y Associated Press. }

SAN FRANCISCO. Cal. Nov IT,
The war revenue bill is "unscien
ufle. ambiguous and hy no means
just senator johnson said IN ad.
dressing the Advertising club here
Johnson made clear his unswerv.
ing loyalty to the president IN the
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PRICE TO
DROP IS REPORT
PRESIDENT ISSUES PRocLAMA-
TloN PUTTING BAKERS UNDER
LICENSE SYSTEM.
(Ry Associated Press. J

WASHINGTON, Nov. THE pres
ident win soon issue proclama.
tion placing all bakers under the
license SYSTEM making it possible
for the food administration to fix
the prices and control the size Of
loaf of bread. This is expected
to Immediately result In reduction
In prices in many localities.
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,.ly Associated rre...D

CLEVELAND, Ohio. Nov TN
official returns indicate that Mayor
Harry L. Davis, Republican candi-
date for mayor, has been reelected
by a plurality OF 10000 votes.
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ITALIANS ABANDON THEIR ENTIRE
LINE ON THE TAGL|AMENTO RIVER
To Make Stand on Shorter Line on Vene-
tian Plain as TeutOnS Crush Forward

cellent All the living forces OF
the nation without the least discour-
agement are united for the attain.
ment of the supreme aim, remaining
at the side of the allies and repuls
ing the threats and caioleries of the
enemy
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SEEK MlrcHELL's RELATIVES.


tty Associated Press.l
BAKERSFIELD. Cal, Nov. THE
authorities are seeking relatives of
Charles Mitchell. killed by a train
in tunnel in the Tehachipa dis
trict.
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fsy Associated Press. }

t6y Associated Press.)
The Italians are retreating on a
line from the Carnic Alps to a
shorter defense line.
British guns now dominate Roulers
an important railway center north
west Of Ypres, as a result OF the
Canadians capture of Passchendaele.
(By Associated Press.)
LONDON, Nov. 7-The British
have captured GAIA, in Palestine, the
war office announces.
(By Associated Press.)
ROME, Nov. TUESDAY "A
semi-official statement says the
German plan has failed of its
political object and there is strong
confidence felt il will fail of its mill.
rary object The situation, although
difficult, is being held in hand,
while the political situation is ex-
@A@4@AAAA~AAA a.
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DISEASE BUREAU FAVORED.
my Associated Press,

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. Nov. r.
Governor stephens has granted the
recommended by the
California military welfare commits
sion for the establishment of bu-
reau of social diseases for safe
guarding men in the training campi
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SUFFRAGE LOSES.
10y Associated Press.)

CINCINNATI, 90 Nov 7-Presl-
dential woman suffrage was decisive
y beaten in Ohio at the election
Yesterday. The prohibition vote IS
10 doubt.
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BOSTON, Nov 7-Governor Me
Call and the rest of the Republican
state ticket were reelected by a
large plurality yesterday. The three
proposed constitutional amendments,
including one forbidding the appro-
priation OF state funds for private
Institutions, were adopted
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TODAY AND A YEAR AGO.

Official readings of the ther-
mometer by the United States
observer at Tonopah.
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{. opp Wins
Wet DRIES
IN CITIES.
DEMOCRATS LOSE HEAVILY IN
MUNICIPAL CONTESTS IN THE
EAsT-5uLLETlNs.
N, A..oeIalea rres...,'

ALBUQUERQUE, N. NJ, Nov. T.
New Mexico, at the election yester-
day, adopted prohibition by de
clslse majority, partial returns indi.
cate.
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= Relative humidity at p. m.
. today. 96 per cent. Total storm
= precipitation go Of an inch.
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THE WEATHER

Tonight and Thursday Unsettled.
Probably Rain or Snow.
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CONTINUED on page fourl
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-07
Church Aid.

Mrs II. G Burke. vas hos,ess S
last Friday to the Ladies Aid
Society Ct st Paul A n L
church. The members were pes
eat and brought invited guest.
The guests were as follows.
Mesdames Rufus Mitchell, On v
ers. Of Washington. d. C. Ars
thur Williams, Laura A. l. ne
belgrade, II Robinson. Bessie
Cork Ernest Nichols, Matte
Fossie L. B Duke. Lille Towle,
and Rev and Mrs. |. S Store
Many words Of encouragement
were expressed by them and we
ieel much inspired.
The business was suspended
unlil next eek, and Il short pro-
gram wss rendered for the eve
nings entertainment
During the pleasant social hour
Mrs. Burke. assisted by Mrs. +.
smith. the presidsnr, served aim
y refreshments. The evening
vas. enjoyab' y spent.
Johnie biIes Martin,
Reporter.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-07

Reporter.
SPARTA. ILL.
Editor Gazette =

Editor Gazette =
1t is 50 pleasing to say some
thing from time 10 time through
the columns OF your worthy paper
concerning our church and ). ).
Our School was opened at 9: 80
Miss Willie Browning, Supt.
was al her post OF duty The
lesson das reviewed by Rev, Vim.
Jones, OF Coulterville.
AtII:oo our pastor preached
an able sermon from the 75rd Ps,
2S. verse.
Prayer and praise service in ihs
afternoon at 500 and then the
pastor administered the Lords
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-07
finding the Shin Il Sea.

When the captnin wishes to fnd IN,
position OF his ship he makes a mum
Der of determinations OF the altitude
OF the sun with his scxtant, bringing
It's reflection down until Ii grazcs the
horizon. The suns place in the sky
IL continually changing. and every al
titude means a corresponding local
time. He notes the difference between
his time and the time of the port he
left. or that OF Greenwich, and he has
his longitude. by a slightly different
manipulation Of the same figures he
finds his latitude. A skillful person
can locnte ship within quarter OF
a mile Of its true position.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-07

supper. AT night Rev. d. @.
Hut CT. preached an able sermcn
to large audience. text. Matt.
24.22. Collection fIem all sour
oes S2t4o.
A program was reSdefed in the
Miners hall on Thanksgiving 10,
the benefit Of the church. under
The auspices OF Ms. d Brown
ing,
The Carnstion club will have o
social at Mrs. M Nance
The Golden leai club. meets
atthe home OF Mrs Ida Cushing
berry.
The Sewing circle meets at the
home OF Mrs. Agnes Smith
Ne are glad to see Miss Aman-
da Haynes, improving alter sever
al days confinement.
Mrs. Mary Robinson, is under
the care OF a physician.
j j Taylor.
Metropolis weekly gazette. (Metropolis, Ill.) 1???-19??, 1917-12-07
A S. S. Contest.

a Sunday School Contest OF
the Unity Baptist S S. Bro ok
port, First Baptist and Antioch
Baptist S. s. Metropolis, oou1.
mencing on the 3rd' Sunday in
Nov and to continue up TO and
including the Ist Sunday in Jan
1918 The contest will be for
attendance and collection. A
prize IS to be awarded to the win
ming seheoI The schools are to
report each week through The
Gazette. as TO attendance and the
collection. The arrangements as
to terms of contest will be ar
ranged by pastors and Surerin.
tendents I his is done with a
view oil inceasing the attendance
OF the schools.