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Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-21
HUNS SCORE. VICTORY AND
 COUNT LOSS IF A|RSH|PS.
German Raiders Sink T W o British Destroyers and Sev- eral Merchantmen, B u t Lose Heavily in Air Fight ing.
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Germany scored on the water in Saturdays news developments which recorded the breaking up of merchant convoys in the North sea. Raiding cruisers sank two British des-royers and nine of the twelve conveyed ships. eGrmany suffered little less than dis aster in the air, however, when four and probably five Zeppelins believed to be returning from a raid on England, were brought down in a French territ- tory by airplane and anti-aircraft gun fire. fr a {
 Many Lives Lost.
 The sea tragedy cost the British the lives of 135 officers and men on the de stroyers who were left to their fate by the German raiders, as were the crews of the sinking merchantmen. About one hundred of the merchant sailors, however, are known to have reached the shore in toats or on British patrol craft. All but three of the trading ships were of Scandinavian nationali- ". most of them apparently being small vessels.
 Escape British Vigilance.
 The character of the raiding war ships is not apparent. The British ad- miralty- describes them as very fast and heavily armed while Berlin in it's report refers to them as light sea fighting forces" They escaped the viz ilance of the British guardships under cover of darkness both on their out ward and homeward trips.
 Air Reverse.
 The story of Germany's reverse in the air began with the account of the bombs the Zeppelins dropped kill ed twenty-seven persons and injured ffty-three others. Reports soon be- gan to be received, however, of Zep- pelins being brought down in France. These were at first supposed to belong ro an independent raiding flee. De spatches from France late in the day, however, declared them to be the raid CTS returning from England. They had appeared over French territory. it was stated, and were scattered to var ious parts of the country as the alarm went out and the French airmen rose in swarms to attack them.
 Russ Situation Desperate.
 The Russian fleet, which was caught by the Germans in the waters around the Gulf of Riga, is apparently in a desperate situation. The Germans have swon mines south of Moon Sound to blocvk an exit to the Russians there while they are closing the route to the north by their operations for taking possession of Dago Island, which Der lin reports say are proceeding accord ing to the German plan.
 On the western fighting front, the artillery battles are continuing both in Flander and in the Aisne regions but no infantry operations of moment are reported. In none of the other war areas have the operations been of a nature to command especial atten- ton.
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NO ADVANTAGE OF MILITARY KIND
 GAINED IN RAID
Associated Press Correspond
 ent Finds That Damage to
 Property Was Slight and of
 No Value to Enemy.
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LONDON, Oct 20.-Investigation by the Associated Press of the London area affected by last nights air raid showed no serious property damage had been caused by the attack. Crowds of the curious fiocked to the scene, which was roped off and guard ed by policemen.
 One remarkable feature of the raid was the fact that many persons liv- ing in other sections of London knew nothing about the bombing until they chanced to pass through a street in the district where the bombs fell and saw broken windows in few build ings, the sightseeing crowds and the police.
 While vain search was for any mill tary advantage gained by last nights raid, several interesting stories were developed.
 Entire Family Killed
 Perhaps the most pitiful was the killing of a widow and her seven chil- dren. in addition to a lodger in the house. It appears the mother went to the door and inquired of a neigh bor whether the all-clear signal had been given and turned to go back, when the bomb dropped. A few min utes later the neighbor found the mos ther unconscious in the street, her house wrecked and her children bur jed in the debris The woman re- gained consciousness long enough to ask for her children.
 Remarkable Case
 Another remarkable case was that of a young woman who was dug out of the wreckage in the basement of fish market, where several persons nith whom she took shelter were killed. She was pinned there for hours. but escaped serious injury.
 Boy Buried
 A little boy was found buried un- harmed under a table in a wrecked house where several persons were killed or injured.
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Totals ..-$l ,l99, ,74O,55O $1,973.OOO, 900 $5,(
 Want Full Quota.

The $5 900 900 900 total can be attained week. of 6cas estimated if there be leup in the campaign and if districts the middle the southwest and the from apathy which thus far has caused great
 Liberty day. it is thought will be the banner day of the campaign
 total subscription of OOO 900 900 on this day. next Wednesday the goal which hundreds of thousands of work striving reach It thought likely the final week of the campaign will show in its entirety response the part the nation greater than during the whole prior three weeks There will have be such response stated if the full $ 900 GOO GOO is taken
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THiRTY-sEvEN MORE
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AOy 1hCNitn 1CdoCu "Dt.t
 CHRISTIANIA, Oct. 20. - The ad- miral in command reports the rescue of 37 men from the steamers sunk by the German raiders. The following details are given:
 Rescued from Norwegian steamer Kristine. one man; Sorhaug (599 tons), eleven men; Silia, seven; Ha- hil, seven.
 From Swedish steamers, Wikan- der, two men; Wistur, nine.
 "A dispatch from Bergen says sew eral survivors arrived there last night and related narrowing stories of their two days sufferings ad privations in small boats. The captain of one of the Norwegian steamers, sole survivor of that vessel, said he ordered his crew into the boats, but Germans be- gan firing immediately. After the boats were lowered a shell hit one and killed nine men.
 The crew in despair returned to the steamer and signaled to the Ger mans to cease firing. but their appeal was not needed. The bridge was hit and knocked overheard with the cap tain and rest of the crew. The captain managed to save himself by swimming to a raft. He was picked up two hours later by boat from one of the other sunken steamers.
 ''It is reported from Utvar that 17 men from a British destroyer arrived there at o'clock Friday morning. It was at this port that a Norwegian torpedo boat touched with 37 surviv- ors from sunken steamers
 Available shipping records do not give the steamers Kristine, Silja, Ha- hil, Wikander or Wistur.
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CANADIAN CHOSEN.
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 20. - Dr. Charles J. Hastings. of Toronto today was elected president of the American Public Health association. The ex- ectutiye committee will select the next meeting place.
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REPORTER TESTlFIES.
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EAST ST. LOUIS. H.. Oct. 20.- Paul Y. Anderson, St. Louis news poper reporter, testifying today at the congressional riot inquiry, charged there was complete collapse of the city government during the riots. He told of a personal encounter with Mayor Mollman which resulted in his being barred from the East St. Louis police station. He said he saw 10 or 12 negroes killed during the riots and that there was no attempt on the part of either soldiers or police to restore order.
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Recall
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SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 20.-A writ of mandate to compel z. H. Zemansky registrar of voters. to hold a recall election against Dis trict Attorney Charles M. Fickert. of San Francisco. was issued by the seate supreme court here today.
 The movement for Fickert's re call grew out of his activities in prosecuting Thomas J. Mooney and other defendants charged with mur- der in connection with bomb ex- plosion here in July. 1916.
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THE RECORD ESCAPE.
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WINSTERSWYK, Netherlands. - The record in escapes from war capti- witty would seem to be held by Rus sian prisoner of war who has crossed the frontier near Winsterswyk. This was his twelfth attempt at escape. Three times he fled in the direction of Luxemburg, twice he made for Switzerland, on several occasions he took the road to Poland and again to Denmark, but in every case without success. This was the first time he had tried his luck in the direction of the Netherlands frontier, and after be- ing two months and 20 days on the road success crowned his presever- ance.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-21
JAP FINANCIAL AGENT.
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TOKIO.-The Japanese government has decided to station a permanent fi- nancial commissioner at New York City and has appointed Sho Den to the position. Similar posts will be created in other leading world centers.
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ROME STATEMENT.

ROME, October 20.-Today's oniciai statement follows:
 "On the whole front there was patrol activity by our forces and the usual receprocal artillery fire"
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NORWEGIAN REPORT

CHRISTIANIA, Oct. 20.-Of 12 ships sailing in convoy from Norway to England sunk October F by German cruisers. five were Norwegian. repre- senting a total of 34OO tons; two were Dnish. two Swedish, one Belgian and two British
 So far. T survivors have arrived on the west coast.
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No Strike
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NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-Through submission of all questions to a committee to be named by the fed eral government as agreed upon to- day by representatives of Boat own CTS, the threatened shipping tie up of the port of New York November l. will be averted This was an nounced today by Richmond. B. Stevens. chairman of the adjust ment commission of the federal shipping board.
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GENERAL BURTON DIES

LOS ANGELES, Oct. 20.-Brigadier Genearl Gearge H. Burton, U. s. A. re- tired. died here today after long ill., ness. He was "A years of age.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-21

cially for security which is always negotiable. and which has the author ity of the governmen itself behind it.
 In his speech he made little men tion of submarine disasters and did not comment upon the loss of the An titles. He declared to a newspaper man that the idea that the war would soon be over was misconceptiOn.
 "It will not be over until America has launched great fight. By spring a million of our men will be al the front. and then will come the erux. he declared.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-21
LIBERTY LOAN CAMPAIGN. IS ENTERING LAST WEEK WITH
 PROSPECTS OF FULL QUOTAS
Treasury Department Thinks That the Maximum Figure Set Will Be Reached = O,OOO,OOO Daily Must Be the Amount Subscribed Liberty Holiday Expected to Pro- duce One Billion. Weekend Figures Good
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WASHINGTON, Oct. 2O.-The liberty loan campaign to- day progressed the threshold of official expectation and paused Treasury heads had hoped the $20000000OO line would be crossed Apparently the big value stopped short of the mark with estimated total of 5 973000 000
 The result means that $500 900 900 must be subscribed every day of the remaining week of the campagn the $5 900 GOO 900 goal reached when subscription books close next Saturday night.
 Official Returns
 Official from the 2 reserve banks, representing subscriptions upon which the per of the applied for actually has been paid into the during the day within less than 900 of $ 200 000 0OO As announced by the treasury tonight the estimated subscriptions and the quotas of the districts follows Official Estipoated Ouota
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FROM COPENHAGEN

COPENHAGEN. Oct. 20.-The Dan ish steamer Stella. S36 tons, it is an nounced, was sunk Wednesday while bound from Norway to an English port. Seven of the crew are reported to have reached a Norwegian port.
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MOON ISLAND ABANDONED.

PETROGRAD, Oct. 20. - Southern Moon Sound and Moon Island have been abandoned by the Russians un- der the pressure of superior hostile naval forces, it was officially announc- ed today.
 The cf fatnrnant
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The Stella was probably the Danish steamer reported by the British war office as being attacked in the North sea on Wednesday. when two destroy CTS and nine other vessels were de- stroyed.
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Under Pressure

Baltic sea: Under pressure of superior enemy naval forces we have been compelled to abandon Southern Moon Sound. Moon Island thus came under the direct fire of enemy ships from the Gulf of Riga and from Kas sar Bay and we are completely de- prived of the possibility of defending Moon Island and therefore decided that no useful purpose would be served by attempting to hold it.
 Difficult Evacuation.
 ''The evacuation of the island was begun under very difficult conditions as it was all the time subjected to a cross fire from the enemy's ships. Gu destropers, trawlers and auxiliary ships engaged them.
 During the day our trawlers dis, covered mine fields sown by enemy submarines with the obvious intention of closing to our ships the entrance
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-21
 OF GERMAN RAID
 IN NORTH SEA
 LIFT 10 FATE 
After Sinking Destroyers and Neutral Merchantmen Hun Raiders Leave Without Try ing to Rescue Sailors.
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LONDON, Oct. 20.-Two German raiders attacked al convoy in the North sea Wednesday and sank two of the British escoTting desiroyers, it was announced officially today by the British war office. The British tor pedo destroyers sunk were the Mary Rose and the Strong Bow.
 The official announcement. says three merchant vessels escaped in the action, but that five Norwegian, one Danish and three Swedish vessels were sunk without warning.
 Thirty Norwegians were rescued by patrol craft.
 The raiders made no attempt to rescue the crews of the sunken de stroyers.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-10-21
TEN SAVED

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 LONDON, Oct. 20. - Ten of the crew of the British destroyer Mary Rose, probably the only survivors on that vessel. have reached Bergen. ac- cording to a Reuter- dispatch from Christiania. They will not be interned. as they were saved by a Norwegian lifeboat while clinging to two buoys.
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WEATHER.

Sunday and Monday fair: not much change in temperature.
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