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COBB WENT OVER THE TOP TWICE.

Single tickets are on reserve this az ;
tc-nonn for toniEht's lecture at the High
School
Irwin s. Cobb. who Is TO appear in tho.
high school tins evening nd the unusun'
experience Of gcinE over the top twic-
during his war work In Europe. Tn"
majority Of correspondents arc tied like
pct. allowed to go only 80 far. and
then nrc brought back. MT. Cobb. how
ever md tow others. succeeded in getting
by the restrictions. and so far as is
known. arc tn" only ones who went
through the hig battle. Mr.. Cobb went
over the top twice with the troops anh'
Only n frw days before he returned he
had = shot at GcrInnn. but missed.
much To his regret. Because civilians
wore not allowed at the front. no was
attached to an infantry regiment and fr:'
rnyS marched with the soldiers. Al ar =
other time he procured the services Of a
"nIvYer" with which he followed the 4,
army itno action.
Mr.. Cobb is unqu"st!"nahly or" NJ the
mrSt rrsnurc"ful newspaper men in tn"
country Ir has made tw" trips into the
war zon" and Mt tho outbreak OF III"
war in 1914 he was inside tho German
lines. In Belgium. and his stories OF tn" .
war have attracted attention far and
wide.
Cobb will begin his lecture nj tho high
school auditorium ut S:l5 and hr will
unGuuht "ily hc greeted by on" " III" =
largest audiences In Whcr';nE's history.
Many inquiries have been received Mt
tho high school as tn when seats Will
60 on reserve for single Jackets The nu-
ditnriuu has n capacity OF 16nh nnd"it is
though, that nil desiring In hrnr Cobb
will he accommodated. Single tickets for
~, tkin ~
nj six o'clock this evening nj the high
school building and reservation may he
made either in person or hy telephone.
Tho high school telephone number Is
c2NG and anyone desiring reservation for
Cubb's lncturr may 60 SO by calling the
high school. Tickets however will NJ
be held after eight o'clock
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INFUSION IN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.-The uncertain
trend Of the price during the greater
part Of to-day'S stock market session
offered cumulative evidence OF the con-
fusion existing in speculative and In
r"Stmenc circles.
Trading showed a moderate expansion
OF operations over the previous day. but
movements often were exceedingly con-
trary. even in issues oc the same class.
Pools dominated various specialties, the
list hardening appreciably at the end
4 furetaste Of the postwar period
was furnished by the break OF 5 TO ~
points in the several Issues OF the Max
we'll Motor Company. following an
, announcement that tho dividend On tho
FIRST preferred stock is to be suspended
because OF reimbursement conditions.
lrregularity at the beginning was oc-
casioncd by the heaviness OF Marine pre-
ferred which broke over s points as a
result Of the order from Washington
holding up the plan tos the sale Of the
company's British tonnage.
Marine made UP much OF Its loss later
and Mexican Petroleum. which fell about
, points at tho outset scored an extreme
advance Oft points. most OF which was
retained
United S,atrs Steel and affiliated
stocks S.tv' i better account Of them
selves th';a IL any recent tiue. but cop
pevS were under pressure. ignoring re-
ports uf the formation OF a com bipation
for IN" report ~ metals on huge scale.
r Rails played it'll" part in the days
business. but division cvinc.ng no trend
until the final dealing when PaciticS
hardened. Tnhaccos were among the
strong sprcialti"s. but utilities eased
to . points. Sales amounted TO $4,000
shares.
Domestic bonds were irregular on the
break OF I TO per cent in rails and
marine skies. Liberty issues were
steady with the international group.
Total sales (par value) appreciated s1e.-
$4,000. Old United States bonds were
unchanged on call.
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{Sax-Pa ttcrson Co..
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Nov. o0.--fIogS. receipts,
$1,000: market m better grades mostly
1nc TO l5c higher; others Strady; closed
quiet: butchers MICS q 500; lights
Sl7.10Tl7.75: packing 1f,G0W l1.G0,
throwouts Sl5.25m 1859: pigs. good t.
choice Sl3.40frl5.UO.
Cattle. receipts 10000: native and
western steady In l5r higher; best ma
tive Sl9.75: ono load gerry ch"ic" rang"
stcrrs $3.50. both :, new record. butcher
cattle and calves fully stcndy; stockcrs
and feeders strong: common and MEDIUM
S!.75Gr1s.95: butchers stock. COWS and
hnifcrs s6.4oM l4.95: canucrs and cutters
S5.35 q 40: stockrrS and f"cdcrS. E""'f.
choice and fancy $40. oeGr 12.75: inf"ri"rg
common and medium s7.nufr 1000: vcRl
calves Eood and choice $l7.25M ll.I5;
western range. beef steers Sll.65Hr
1900: COWS and heifrrs sS.@iT l2.I5.
Sheep. receipts 10000; market active
on all classes; lambs steady 10 higher:
sheep steady. feeders strong: lambs,
choice and prim" Sl5.85 Il 1900 medium
and good Slf.50T 1878: owes. choice and
primo s9-5M $50; medium and good
sSO0I9.25; culls $3.2j q $50.
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SUGAR

New York. Nov. 20.-There was no
change in raw sugar prices. which arc
quoted at 7.2S for centrifugal 10 the
refner. The weather continues favor
able for the new crop and 1t Is expect
ed that grinding in at least one FACTORY
will begin before the end Of this week.
Last year there WAS one central grind
Ing at this time. TIL" committee ro-
ported no fresh business.
The market for refined Is steady and
unchanged on the basis Of &c for fine
granulated.
The food administration continued TO
modify regulations in regard to the use
and distribution OF sugar and owing 10
more advantages OF freight rates north
Atlantic rrtiners arc now permitted TO
supply Miami, Key West and Tampa,
Fla. Powdered susur may now be sold
from rcilners to wholesalers. AS yet.
however. tho demand has not Increased
very materially although good IN
crease is expected in the near future.
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Prisoner, Previously Reported KILLED In
Action.
Corporal:
Volpe. Alfred " Conshohocken. Ia
Private: =
Valentine. James T. Berwick. Ia.
Returned to Duty, Previously Reported
Missing In Action Il
Sergeant: .
Mallon, Ford e, Styrker. Ohio.
PrirateS:
Abrams. Charles A.. Kane. Pa.
Abrams. William. Philadelphia. Pa
Carpenter, Charles S.. West P-.iladelI =
phia- Pa. -
Handweok. RussAl E.. Slatington. Ia.
Jones, Thomas Walter. Mahonoy city.
Pa.
Lytcr. Charles Barnettc. Carlisle, "a
Mcknight. Lawrence f., PhiladclphIa.
Fa.
McNally, Robert j.. West Philadelphia,
Pa.
Mcssncr. Joseph NJ. Pittsburgh. IA.
O'Neill. John NJ. Philadelphia. IA.
RACER. Clay T.. Lewistown. Pa.
Sharkcy. John F.. Philadelphia. Pa
Stein, David D., Now KcnsinStun. "a ~
Swopc, John E., Lebanon. Ia. -
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BUTTER, EGGS, cREEsB-

NEW YORK. Nov. 2o.-Butter firm:
creamery higher than extras $50 IS y C;
creamery extras coz score) 64iSc; firsts
6s@631sc; puckng stock current make
No. 2, 36is a 27c.
Eggs steady; fresh gathered extras:
rec: fresh gathered regular packed
extra f%rsts 69I7Uc: do firsts 81 SIC;
state Pennsylvania and nearby western
hennery whites fine to fancy SSN &c;
state Pennsylvania and nearby henncry
browns ~ "a 7Sc: do gathered browns and
mixed colors 62@72c.
Cheese firm. state specials 331a q SAC;
do average run 80 !. q SIC.
Flour unchanged.
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO, O.. Nov. 20.-Clorerseed.
prime cash and November $500: March
s26.T5.
Alsikc. prime cash s1a.7o; December
slgS5; March s20.25.
Timothy. prime cash old s5.15: new
s5l5; December s5.25; January $3.50;
MAY $500
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WASHINGTON, u. c.. Nov. ?0.--l.atcr
army casualties reported today follow:
Killed In Action. Previously Reported
Missing in Action.
Corporal:
Rcgcl. William e. Bethlehem. Pa.
l'rivatcs:.
Anderson. John. NJ! Brllwond. Pm.
Ashton. james X. E'rankf"rd. Pa.
Schnffrr. Charles w. Mddi"town. IA.
Killed La Action, Previously Reported
Wounded, Degree Undetermined.
Wagner:
clarke. Ralph Gerald. Shamokin. Pa.
woundod Severely, Previously Reported
Missing In Action.
Irivatc":
Foster Eugene r.. Dubois IA.
Schmidt. Harry John. seville. Ohio.
Shirrly. Dewey A.. New l'riEhron.P pa.
Wounded, Legrec Undetermined, Pre-
v!ously reported Died from wounds.
Private:
Souders, Harry O., Clarified ia.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined, Prcvt-
Dusty Exported Missing In Action.
Corporals:
Dcrnneiael. Zen H.. Bellevue, Ky.
Ilr"ch. Albert T.. York. Ia.
I'riratcs:
Altman. Eruce. Findlay. Ohio.
Black. James H.. MciIonnlG. Ia.
tunawny. Hrn f.. thicka*aw. Ia.
Cooper. Harry NJ. cnchran;on. Pa
Donate. rmrlcs H.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Fair. William y, Vest Mid.ll"scN. Ia
Gang. Daniel T.. Kenmore. Ohio.
Hall, Robert T.. Philadelphia. IA
knaEr. Arthur w, cleveland. Ohio.
Raub. Edwin Wallace Red Lion. PA.
Robinson. Bernard r.. Altoona. IA
Snrff. William -. rhilad"iphia IN.
St"ita. Harry g.. philadelphia. Pa.
Sumnerfield, clyde, Gatewood, ". Va.
Thomas. Ietr. YouEESt"wn. Ohio.
Yakuhisin. Joseph. Meadow. Ia.
wounded Slightly, Previously Reported
Missing II Action.
privHtcs:
IEanslord. Virgil ". Liberty. NY.
Mcdowell, Jamc1 c. Burlington, W.
Va
Sick In Hospital, Previously Reported
Missing In Action.
Private:
Groves, Clarence, st. Mnrys, W. va.
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PITTSBURGH LIVE STOCK.

PITTSBURGH. Nov 2o.-Cattle was
steady. supply light; prime $4,000
1850.
Sheep. strong: supply light: prime
wcthers 9.50M 1000: culls and common
3.O0M4.5O: lambs 9.00G115.50; veal calves
$4,000 1900. 4.
Hogs strong: receipts Is double dechs
prime hcavies. medium and heavy york
ers $3.50: light workers. sl6.25: pigs
S160OQl6.25; roughs Sl4.000f6.S0.
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PETROLEUM

OIL CITY. Pa. Nov. 2o.-Credi. bal
ances, 81. Runs, S6.OSn; average. 49,
6sS. shipncnts, 9S,472: average, 55.915.
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LIST
Killed In Action

Killed In Actio1-
Rivet. Jamos D., Oak Park. Ill.
Captain:
Hubhrll. Stunrt H.. Detroit, Mich.
hcbnson' William G.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
i'nrdcr. Corwin H.. Joplin. Mo.
Hummer. Harry Henderson. Buffalo
Peabody. MARSHALL Grnlf.. New York.
Hnyd. Richard H.. Knoxville. Tenn.
Sturtevant. Frank A.. Oak Park. III.
Wright, Gustnvc. Oak Park. III.
Palmer. John J.. Blairsville, Pa
Corporal:
Morse. Harry T., Altoona, Pa.
privatca:
Bukowski. Leo John. Toledo. Ohio.
clark, George c.. Baltimore. Md.
Duty, Raleigh. Clartsburg, W. Va.
Armstrong, Clyde L., Wood County
". Va.
Hazictt Clark s.. Williamsburg. ia;
Whitnhurst. John W. Cottnndalc. Fla.
C.rndran. John j.. Philadelphia. Pa.
GlIllcy. John. Philadelphia. Pn.
1inskc Herman T.. Swanston. ONO.
Lawrence. Edward G.. GlcEslan0' w.
M"tzlcr. Harry. Oak Hill. Ohio.
steel. Harry L.. Jnhnstown. Pa.
Stetson. Eliorry J..Cambridgc Springs,
Pa. o,,
Whi,,nkind. Basil c.. Marietta. Ohio.
Powell. Grover Crlina. Ohio.
Schlarh. Irvine A.. Baltic. Ohio.
Skunicczny. Eazmicrz. Cleveland. o.
Died Of wounds.
Lieutenant:
RhieIdaffer, William A., Charleston,
". Va.
Ohio.
Archer, Everett. South Akron. o.
Lynch, Johu, Scar1y, ". Va.
Rossman. John L.. Lancaster. Pa.
Snyder, Stanton r.. MillcrsourG. Pa.
SpaIhis, Christ s.. Eric, Pa.
W'ickwirr, Alfred G.. .Attica. Ohio.
Died OF Disease.
Buinford. George Newman. Dayton. Q.
Sergeant:
Ncwhousc. william L.. Beatty. Pa.
CurporalS:
Rurr:ck. Fred r. Cincinnati. q.
Anderson. Ambrose ". Baltimore. Md.
Small. James G.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
sawijery, Gratsinn, Gary, W. Va
Arnwine Jacob p. Danville. Pa.
Baldwin. Lewis r., Cumberland. Md.
Etzwicldcr. Henry. Halifax. Pa
Litz. Adam A.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
McCuIlouGh. Albert J.. Philadelphia.
Andrews. Charles F.. Newark. Ohio.
Ballinger. Slonzo w. Minmiburg. O..
l3nrgrsnn Ernest A.. Troy. Pa.
Dunn. David. New Matamo-as. Ohio.
Harms. John r.. Philadelphia. Pa
Lnughlin. Charles Leroy. Jcwctt, Q.
Lawyer Joseph. SuGarcrerk. ONO.
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n. Y. STOCR EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. Nov. 20. '1s.
= Furnished the InreiiiSencer by A E
Easten & Co. members Of the New Yorh
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build.
Ing. Wheeling, ". Va. Louis r. Brand
manager.
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WHEELING. ". Va. Nov. 20. 18.
Furnished the IntelIigencer by A. E
Mastcn 4 Co.. members OF the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build.
ng. Wheeling. W. Va. louis +. Brand.
manager.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. vi. Nov. 20. rs.
Furnished thr intcllt6enccr by A. E
Mnstcn & Co. members nt the New York
Stock Exchange. National Banb Build
ing. Wheeling. ". Va. Louis +. Brani
manager.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING, ". Va. Nov. 20. IL.
Furnished the I2teE;gencer by A. e
Masten & Co.. members Of the New YorH
stock Exchange. National Bank Buile
ing. Wheeling. W. Va, Louis F. Brand
manager.
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Open. High. ] Low. Close
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. Nov. 90. rs.
Furnished tho IStelliEeucer ny A e
Masten 6 Co. members OF the New York
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
Ine. Wheeling. w. va. Louis I. Brand
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va, Nov. 20. Is.
Furnished tho 1nteIr1sencer by A. e
hasten & Co.. members or tho New YoTa
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
!ns, Wheeling, ". Va. Louis F. Brand
manager.
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! Open High Low Close

Cash quotations: Com No. ? yellow.
old $50; No. 3 yellow, old 149 a $50: No.
3 yellow, new 142: No yellow old. 1873
O I42: No. 4 yellow. new 152 a 1884,
Oats. No. white T41. q 76: standard
1914 @ 76A.
Pork nominal. Lard 1850. Ribs nom-
final
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

Priratcs:
Ficshcr. Harry r.. Alvcrton. Pa.
Garrett. Ralph Albert. Harrisburg Ia
Meyer Dali. Canton. OHIO.
>asouoli. Raffuelc, Philadelphia Pm.
TEMPLE, Harold NJ. Richword. Ohio.
Ycazcll. Wilbur V. Springfield. Q.
williams. O-villc Ada. Ohio.
CLARK. Chester, culloder, W. Va.
Escovcr. Carl w. Cleveland. O.
Estcrhal. Louis. Phocnixrille. Fa.
Humphrey. Harmon H.. brilliant. y.
Sweeney, Joseph f.. Lilly, Ia.
Prisoners.
Corpornls:
Flynn. Joseph Alnysiua. Plymouth. Pa
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CROP MOVEMENT
IS BEAR FACTOR

CHICAGO. Nov 2o.-Pruspects Of an
Increase in the movement Of the new
crop had a bearish effect today on corn.
The market. although unsettled at the
close. was l to 2h net lower, with De-
cember 1874 to 1881 and January ls1S
to ISM. Oats finished y to N down
and provisions up SC to 81.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va, Nov. 90. 16.
Daily quotation list Wheeling Stock
Exchange, compiled for the Intelligent
Ger.
STOCKS bid. Ask. T.. 9.
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Killed In Action.
Captain:
Hardy. John c.. Brooklyn. y. 7.
Lieutenant:
Dryer. Richard Montgomery. M"dford,
!. Potter. William A.. West rhilnd"lrha'
Pa
Vandivrr. Thomas D.. Philadelphia. Ia.
Brhr"ns, William b.. New York. y. y.
Craig. William f.. Philadelphia, Pa:
SChlcSinEcr, Albert. New York, y. \.
Sergeant:
Dewitt, Morris s.. Mansfield. o.
Meighan. William e.. Wind Ridge Ia.
Brandt Martin Mayer. Lebanon. Pa.
Little. Lawrence s.. Indiana, Pa-
Private:
Rail-. Spicor. baltimore. Nd.
Rartcluc. Henry a.. Cleveland. O.
Fidler. Paul MoAvoy, Eltins, W, va
Gallagher. Joseph r.. Cleveland. @.
McWhirtrr. Edward ". Crrstline. O.
S,Grrett. Robert A.. Dayton. o.
Eitulln Jnm"s. Youngstown. o.
Steele Charles H.. Temple. Tn.
Storm, Ira H.. Rutl"r. Okla.
Died Of wounds.
Private:
Graham. Thomas H.. Cumberland Md.
Mirhacls. Charles A.. New Castle, Ia
Miles. Jesse. Springfield. IA
Rachel. Roy. Eric. Pm.
Scott. Jossc e.. Bethel. Q.
Thompson. Glenn r.. Warren. q.
Died From Accident and Other ca1'Han.
Sergeant:
tiaumor, Albert H.. Philadelphia. Pa.
Private:
Mct-cary. Roscoe =, Portage, Pa.
Sergeant:
Died Of pisecse.
Siraynr. Harry f.. T"rl. P1.
Cruhrr. Erncgt F.. Troy. q.
Corpornl:
RYAN Joseph T., nun,nor" IA.
Cook:
E"dinE1"l1 John J.. rhilad"lrhiH; Fn
Dillon. Harvey. New Matanoras, q.
FlatE. Paul. Cleveland. o.
1.cib. Milton H.. rarhrri"n: O..
Stark. LEROY IT, Hudson. PA.
TruiIt. Archie w. Willar1s. Md:
Enrry. Edward r.: Forty Four. Pa.
IIalbig John. Philadrl"hin IA.
Hastings. Emm"ns Ktn;un. q.
Ritlcnhousc. william Snyder. Tnck-
cttstnwn Ia.
Sullivan. jeremiah F.. Columbus. O.
Martin. Frank " Rel Air. Nd
Wvrknfr Isaac &. McArthUr ~.
wounded In Action. Degree Unde-
tnrr,tned.
Fell CLYDE T.. Paris. TcN.
1,ruur Gustav T.. Euffal". \ !. 49,,
Cndhard. Charles Curtis. Cutler. Hf'o
LINDSAY. !. Frank. K"knm". Ind
rlrr,rcn. John Frarklr. F"n'"r :. !.
Tn,rl;.ti Ernest Work Eatrria. III.
Mccarthy Cornelius T.. Philadelphia
Pa
Martindalc. Insrrh w. Camden. y. J.
Pabrvtraw Charles L.. .Nnn,larEn. OK.
Andrews Samuel r.. CIrli"le. P".
Dunn. Robert W. Nnnd"rr-rlft. To-.
H"hun. Inhn Richard. Mnhannr. Fr.
Zimmrrrman Howard t.nw'"'nrn. IN
Mccarthy. Michael f. Philadelphia
rn.
Corpo7rl:
King, .Irhr s. RocklrdCn. Pa.
Music. r. Jacob. Philadelphia. fa.
Myers. paul, New Cumberland. Pa.
Pi"rly. FTarrv s. HnZlrtnn Ia.
Dixon. William r.. Fostnrir. n.
Duck"tt. William Gonzia. Fh'lHd"lnhla
Pa.
Tom hrthvr r. Cleveland. q.
TntrhcIer. AARON. Philadelphia. tn.
Narr Robert Fincastlr. y.
Heller William IT,. .Tohnst"wn. FH.
Mechanic:
Rnzck. Antonio I.uknsz. Wiik"s-narrr.
tn
Schlcsing~r. ROSCOE. Avis. ia
Cook.
Rcisingor. Duncan H.. Linden Heights
q
Private:
.Arkrnvd. Rnh,rt Philadelphia. Pa.
t'amrIna. Thomas. 1rrain. u.
Dusch rrtcr L.. Du Tris. n.
C:iln1oro. Fred r.. THnnnrn. Pn
Gnrham John 4. Scranton. ~.
Gross. Hurry. rhlah"1rh'n. Pa.
Iyr'rcr. Harry. nonvlln. IN.
Allison. Tarl william Limestone. Pm
Patel. Albert l.. 'PhncniHvilln. Pa.
Caputn Louis 7nttGtrwn. Ia.
Grrnnall Charles IT.. Allentown IA.
Royle Paymond Locust Gam Pa
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AFTERNOON LIST.
WASHINGTON. D. g, Nov. o0.-The
following casualties are reported by the
commanding general Of the American
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Total sales 3ib-nh".
Bonds Sll.lTS. 900.
iD-Qua.tcrly dividend S1.on.
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LATER CASUALTIES.

WASHINGTON, y. C.. Nov, 2n.-l.atcr
army casualties reported today follow:
Killed In Action. Previously Reported
Missing in Action.
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IBID. { Ask.
New York Cotton Market

StoctikS 5.2l3.
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American Casualties
AFTERNOON LIST.

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The Keota news., 1918-07-19
Nimble Swiss Gets French and
German Money, but Lands
IN Prison. ~
s CONVICTED WITH OTHERS
Republic Anxious 70 Keep Out es Trou.
bic, but 10 Nest Of Piottseo-
piona0s TriaIe Daily
Occurrence.

Berne.-A remarkable spying feaS
was executed BY . Swiss citizen named
Luginbuhl. He succeeded In getting
paid from both sides, the French ~
we'll % the Germans. receiving profit
able favors from both. and 0nally
landed in the meshes Of Swiss law.
Luonbuhl was one Of twenty y-one de-
fendants In Q celebrated espionag'
case Just concluded In q local court.
With one exception all were found
guilty; including Luginbuhl. Sentence
was deferred.
Luonbuhl was anxious to buy wool
waste In France. He wanted to 0eal
Il In Germany where he could get an
immense price for It. To get the wool
out Of France Luginbuhl had to obtain
permission from the French authori.
ties. He got into touch with French
agents and spies doing business In
Switzerland. who afterward were his
codefendants In the trial. and upon biz
promise that he would make trip
into Germany. hnd out certain things
the French spies were anxious to know
and report back. he would obtain per
missioo to take the wool out Of France.
To cell the wool In Germany LuStn-
buhl made his trip into the kaiseTs
domain. a promised. but he did more
than hs had promised. He told Ger
man oficials all about the deal he had
made with the French spies. where
upon the Germans were kind enough
to write report which Luginbuhl took
back to Switzerland and handed over
to his French friends. who paid him
$3.50 for Il. Luginbuhl at that time
already had in his pocket the hand.
some profit he had made on the sale
Of French wool In Germany. What
tho Germans had paid him for double
The Keota news., 1918-07-19
SPY is NEUTRAL;
+ SELLS TO BOTH

crossing the French was not dis"losed
during the trial.
II took eight days to try the case.
M0urge0t. . French oficer. WAS the
principal defendant In absentia. He
had escaped befora he could b arrest.
ed. The Judge In pronouncins tie yer.
dict Of guilty said AourEeot had
broken tho word Of honor givea By
an ofncer when he escaped from . hoo.
pital. He was found guilty Of hav.
Ing Organized the French spy system
In Switzerland. He hired German Dc.
serters to tell him all they knew. An
this was. however. only . minor ols
Tense. according to Swiss law.
Had Many Activities.
His principal crime was treason
committed against the Swiss republic
He observed the movement Of SwtaP
troops near the French border an1
kept the French army command post
ed about them. He hired men tc
watch the transportation Of catt1e. he
tried to poison cattle in railroad trains
by putting roison In the cara He o..
ganized . conspiracy to foment strike
The Keota news., 1918-07-19

IL the alumlnum works at Chjppis
which wese sending 9oods to Germany
and tried to destroy the electrical plant
at WaAdshut.
Three Of lis tools were Ereneh
m4n. who also succeeded In S3udinl
the Swiss law. L Was discovered ~
the trial that these men made Il thsll
bvdness to buy fa:tories that wera
selling to Germany. They bought thu
fsctories with Frsnch money and mad'
IN immense prp6t for themselves b:
the Transaction.
Tho most prominent Of the Swiss Do
fendants was Df. Bruestlein, lawyer
Revelations disclosing his activities
created Q sensation In all Switsef
land. The court condemned him -
verely. Among the ether dsfendantl
were Q Swiss army sergeant and aa
army policeman. Both were founs
guilty Of taking French money fo'
furnishing Information about armS
movements.
The whole Of Switzerland seems Il
be Q hotbed Of spies. Espionage tr'aI'
are going on almost cootinuously u
many Of. the cities. Germans. Au4
trians and Italians are implicated -
well a. the Swiss themselves. Ths
public II usually excluded from thess
trials because Switzerland wants ts
avoid - much - possible being draws
into the raml0cations Of spydou
which might jsopardiss the neutrality
Of the republic.