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The Oskaloosa herald., 1918-10-17
Dave Workman

will sell at Public Sale at his farm,
miles southeast of oskaloosa, on
Thursday. October "a, the following
property: Driving team, year olds;
colt ] year old; II high grade Jersey
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MELONE.-Word was received by
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Thomas this morn
ing of the death of their sister.in-law,
Mrs. John Melone, at the home of her
son, David Melone, in Des Moines.
The body of deceased will be brought
to Oskaloosa to the Cheesman Fun
eral Home Thursday afternoon. Fun
eral announcement later.
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A. n. White.

viii sell 40 head cows, heifers and
calves at public auction at Home
dale Place" No. 1907, at Extreme west
end of High avenue. Oskaloosa, Wed
nesday, Oct. %, at o'clock. These are
Imported and Home-Bred Jerseys
Terms made known on day Of sale. ]
M. Reed, auctioneer. Lester Butler
clerk
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HILLER.-Born, to Mr.. and Mrs.
II. w. Hitler, No. PIG North c street,
Wednesday, September IS, 1913, a
daughter.
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ROBERTS.--Born, to Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Roberts of Evans. Friday,
October II. 1918, a son.
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c. S. Macy, Grundy Center, Ia...3O
3O17 and
Nyna L. Faris, New PrOvidence..27
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by the occupation or dismantling OF
iortfesseS to be selected by the allied
commander The existing blockade OF
the allies against Austria remains un-
changed, Austrian ships being liable 70
capture when found except where a
commission, to be named later. pro-
yides otherwise.
All enemy naval aircraft are to be
put out OF commission and concen-
trated under allied control. All Aus
TRAN harbor and other equipment in
occupied Italian ports is TO be left un-
touched.
All fortresse5 protecting Austrian
naval bases or stations are to be occu-
pied and the arsenal at Pola is spe-
cifioally surrendered. All allied craft
held by Austria are 10 be returned i'm
mediately
Only Police Force Left.
The only organized military fore,
Austria is permitted to retain is limite,
10 that necessary TO maintain order il
her own borders
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allied forces IS reserved. local authori-
ties to maintain order under allied su-
pervision.
The terms OF the armistice are 10 be
carried out under the direction OF Mar
shall Foch, who will designate material
to be turned over and supervise the
movement OF Austro- Hungarian forces
10 the rear
Germans Must Get Out.
All German troops in Austria Hun
gary. Italy or the Balkans must be out
or interned within fifteen days.
Destruction Of any property by re
treating forces is specifically forbid
den.
Ships 10 be surrendered include fiji
teen modern Austrian submarines,
three batleships, three light cruisers,
nine des,royers, twelve torpedo boats,
one mine layer and six Danube mont
tors to b, designated BY the allies. All
other war craft are TO he concentrated
and disamed under allied direction.
All waterways Opened.
The Danube route is 10 be kept oper'
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hAof y q NNo'oNiOb va hObNAiiNiNos
Terms Are Drastic.
The terms under which the debaclc
on the Italian front ended today at )
2. m, % a. NJ. Eastern United States
iime) include complete rehabilitation
OF Austrian forces. surrender u one
half OF all artillery and military equip
ment: occupation by American and al
lied forces OF such strategic places as
may later be selected use OF ..ustrian
railroads for operations against Ger
many; evacuation of all invaded terri
tory leaving behind all equipment and
SUPPLIES. including coal. surrender OF a
portion OF the Austrian surface and
submarine fleets and disarmament OF
other, under American and allied con-
troll, surrender OF all German subma-
rines in Austrian waters and repatria-
tion OF allied and American prisoners
without reciprocity
Itsly's Claims Granted
Evacuation OF Austrian territory
roughly corresponds to the boundary
lines claimed by Italy under the Italia
Irrendenta Of the treaty Of London
program The rish, Of occupation by
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medical, mess and administration
buildings at Galveston, Texas,
$4,000; additions to buildings at
Fort Sill, Okla, $4,000.
YANKS DOWN i24 PLANES.
WITH THE MERICAN
ARMY ON THE SEDAN
FRONT, Nov. 4.-Sinee III. re-
sumption Of the American offensive
on this front the Americans have
brought down In three day. ia
German sirplanes. The Americans
have lost twenty nine machines.
CROATIANS WANT UNION.
BERNIE, Nov. 4.-The Crosusn
diet, meeting at Agrsm, has adopt
ed unanimously q resolution call
ing for the re-establishmsnt OF the
Austrian kingdom and uniting
Croatia, Slsvonia and Dslmstis
with independent Austria.
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FLU CLOSING
ORDER REVOKED
WIIHN,AMtEk
Epidemic Practically Checked,
Says State Health Head,

The state quarantine closing schools,
theaters and churches and prohibiting
public gatherings on account Of the
Spanish influenza epidemic will be lift
cd not later than next Monday and per-
hsps before. II was announced this
morning by DR.. J. w, Duke, state health
commissioner.
Report. from all sections OF the state
TO DR.. Duke within the past twenty
four hours show the epidemic has abou,
spent its force except in few scattered
localities. The number OF new cases
that have developed in the past two
days show that the spread OF the dis
east has been definitely checked, il wa,
stated.
Nay Bs Exespticas.
h msy be. II was sisted by DR.. Duke,
thst when the quarantine is raised II
may be found necessary 10 continue the
closing order for = few days longer in
csstsin localities where the epidemic Is
still raging. In no event, he said, will
any particular locality be permitted TO
open up" IN advance OF the general or
der lifting the state quarantine.
Al the state health department this
morning II was said that itsis probable
the closing order may be reseinded ear
iier than next Monday, but In no event.
except In the case OF widespread re-
newsI OF the epidemic, can the order be
DELAYED longer than next Monday. II u
generally believed that there viii be
sufficient improvement In conditions to
warrant the opening Of churches mex,
Sunday.
First ciosinE Order :
The present closing order Is the frs,
general order closing oil public places
and banning public gatherings to check
The spread OF a disease In the history
Of he state health department Il has
been In effect nearly I month and dur.
ing that time thesters have been closed
yGAlIc meetings Of aIl kinds have been
prohibited, churches have been closed
and school work hAs been a. stand'
still Health officials say L has beer
the worst epidemic In the history oi
the state.
sWhile there are still a large number
Of eases Of influenza and pneumonia
which has developed ss result OF in
fluenr,, In Oklahoma, the reports W
tcsnsIavss sr sass 4, Column ~
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TEXT OF AUSTRIAN ALLY ARMISTICE

WASHINGTON. Nov. THE terms
% the Austrian arrnistice, with psren-
thetical explanations Of minor errors
IN cable transmission. we're announced
by the state department today ~ fol-
lows:
Following are the terms imposed
upon Austria. which will 20 into effect
at o'clock today:
The Military Clauses.
Military clauses:
One-The immediate cessation oi
hostilities by land. sea and air.
Two-Totai demobilirahon OF the
Aus,ro. Hungarian army and immediate
withdrawal of all Austro- Hungarian
forces operating on the front from the
North sea to Switzerland.
Within Austro- Hungarian territory
limited as in clause three below. there
shall only be maintained u an organ
ired military force a (p) reduced "a
pre-war effectives. (l) Half the divis.
ional corps and army artillery and
equipent shall be collected at points to
be indicated by the allies and the Unit
ed States OF America for delivery to
ed States OF America for delivery tc
them. beginning with all such material
as exists In the territories to be evao.
uated by the Austro-H Hungarian forces
by the Hungarian forces.
WHAT Austris Ciyss Up.
Three-Evseua,ion Of all territorie,
invaded by Ausho-Hungsry since IN,
beginning Of the war, Withdrawal
within such periods as shall be deter
mined by the commander in chief oI
the allied forces on each front Of tn,
Austto-Hungarian armies behind a lin,
fixed as follows:
From Pic Umbrail to the north o.
the Stelvio il will follow the crest o.
the Rhetian Alps up to the sources o.
the hdise and the Eisaeh, pas,ins
thence by Noun, Resehen and Bren
ner and the heights OF Oetl and Zoal
ler. The line thence turns south. cross
ing Mount Toblaeh and meeting th'
present frontier Carnac Alps. II fol
lows this frontier up to Mount Jarvis
and after Mount Jarvis the watershe,
Of the Julian Alps. the Col Of Predil
Mount Mansart, the Tfieorno Ger
glou) and the watershed OF the Coils d
Podberdo, Podlaniscam and Idria
From this point the line turns south
east toward the Schneebers, ineiudei
the whole basin Of the Save and h
tributaries. From Schneeberg II eoe
down toward the coast IN such a wa.
as to include Csstua, Mattusiia AM
Volsca in the evacuated territories.
II will also follow the admmiSratiy,
limits OF the present province OF Dal
malta, including the north Lissrica AM
Triyania and. to the south, territor,
limited by line from the (Semi- Grand
Cape Planca 10 the SUBMITS Of IN
watersheds eastward, 20 ~ 10 isclude Il
the evacuated area oil the valleys an
water courses flowing towards Sc
bsnico such - the Cicols, Kerka, Blu
tisniea and their tributaries. II vii
also include oil the islands In tn
north and ives, OF Dalmatio from Pre-
muda, Selve. Ulbo, Sehcrda, Maou
Pasa and Puntadabusa IN the nortl
up 70 the Melcda In the south embrac
ling Lssosts, a we'll a. the neishborinl
roclp and isIets and pssssges, oaIy ex
Ieopliag the islapds- -of Groak and SnaI
! zIrouo. nua. Soj(a and Drussa. Al
Itesritsry skus sveeul&st (shsIl u oses
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Charles Will
Yield Throne,
Berlin Hears
King Already Has Reached
Decisionr Newspaper Re-
ports Declare,
By Tn. Associated Pres.

BASEL, Nov 4,-Emperor Charles
Of Austris-Hungsry is determined TO
abdicate and will retire 10 Switzerland,
German newspapers say
The emperor made this announce.
ment, it is added, during a conference
on Saturday with the new Austrian
government and other influential lead
ers in the dual monarchy.
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HUMCARIANS MAY
SET UP REPUBLIC
Vote viii Be Taken Within
Month, Report,

LONDON. Nov 4--The population
Of Hungary a month hence will take a
public vote tosdecide on the question
OF a monarchy or a republic, accord
ing to an Exchange Telegraph dis
patch from Copenhagen today, In the
ballo,ing the women will have the
same electoral rights as the men
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FoRun ulvOY IN
oenu1ly \ DEAD

rTHIcA, N. Y Nov, l,--Dr. Andrew
D. White, Cornell university's first
president ard former ambassador 10
Germany and miniater 10 Russia, died
mere today at his home = the result
Of . stroke Of psraly j, which hs SUI
fered last Friday. TT fvnsrL VIII b
hsll On Thafsday, N6v. I. lks Slahty-
sixth spaivss,ssy d Dr. Whisss slFsh.
place ~ atf ~
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NEAR MAIN RAILWAY.


LONDON, Nov. 4.--Ameriean
troops west Of the heuse now are
within ten miles Of the Thionville-
Mssierss-H -HirIon railway, the main
German communication line.
The breaking Of this line would
mean that the German armies in the
north would have to depend on the
Liegs-Nsmur- -Charlsroi line, while
the German armies south Of the Ar
dennss would have to depend on
receiving their supplies through
Luxsmburs.
PLAN SILL ENLARGEMENT.
WASHINGTON, Nov. @.-The
wsr department today authorised
the construction division to proceed
with wsr projects estimated TO cost
e6,6,oOoo. They include forty
three barracks. storehouses and
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Not Much Fighting.

Sunday was not a day Of fighting a,
much as of pursuit. The Germans are
not retteating in ggsat disorder and
their withdrawal cannot be called
rout but Il IS certain that the general
staff and the field officers have lost
control TO certain extent
All parts OF the line were active duJ.
ing Saturday night The left wing con.
tlnued Us advance with little Interrupt
ton, even after darkne. had fallen.
The Americans reached Boult-au-Bois
at 4 o'clock Sunday morning. Their
patrols we're AZ the heels Of the retreat
ing enemy who were. .heatd leaving the
northern end OF the town by wagon and
who had escaped by the time the Ameri.
cans had made their way through the
town In the Vloon
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pied by the ioress') of the allies and
OF the United States OF America.
Must Surrender Railways.

pied by the forces') OF the allies and
OF the United States OF America.
Must Surrendsf Railways.
All military and railway equipment
OF all kinds, including coal belonging to
within those territories, (to beO left
in Stu and surrendered to the allies,
according to special orders given by the
commander. chief Of the force OF the
associated powers on the different
fronts. No new destruction, pillage or
requisition to be done by enemy troops
in the territories to be evacuated by
them and occupied by the forces OF the
associated powers.
Four-All the allies shall have the
right OF free movement over all road,
rail and waterways in Austro-Hun-
garian territory and the use ot the nee
essary Austrian and Hungarian means
Of transportation. The armies OF the
associated powers shall occupy such
strategic points in Austria Hungary at
times as they may deem necessary TO en-
able them to conduct military opera
tons or TO maintain order
They shall have the right oi Jequisi-
tion OF payment for the troops OF the
associated powers (whateveri) the,
may te.
All Germans TO Be ousted.
Five-Complete evacuation Of all
German troops within fifteen days no,
only from the Italian and Balkan fronts
but from all o-Hungarian terri
tory
lnternment OF all German troops
which have not left Austro- Hungary
within tho date
six-The administration OF the
evacuated territories OF Austria Hun
gary will be entrusted 10 the local au-
thorities under the control OF the al
lied and associated armies OF ocoupa-
ton.
Ssven-The immediate repatriation
without reciprocity OF all allied prison
ers OF war and internal subjects and OF
civil populations evacuated from theiI
homes on conditions TO he laid dowr
BY the commander in chief OF thoforee,
OF the associated powers on the variou,
fronts. Sick and wounded who canno
be removed from evacuated territory
will be cared for by Austria Hungarian
personnel who will be left on the spo
with the medical material requifed.
NAVAL CONDITIONS.
One--Immediate cessation Of all hos
tili,ies at sea and definite information
to be given as the location and move
ments Of all Austro-Hungsrian ships
Notifgestion TO be made TO neutral
that 4 eedom OF navigation in all terri
torial waters Is given to the naval an,
mercantile marine OF the allied and as
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Ships Liable TO Capture.

Five-The existing blockade eondl-
,tions set up BY the allied and associated
powers are to remain unchanged and
all Aus,ro- Hungarian merchant ships
found at sea are to remain liable 10
capture save exceptions which may he
made by commission nominated by
the allies and the United States Of
America.
Six--All naval aircraft are to be con-
centrated and impactionited in Austro.
Hungarian bases 10 be designated BY
the allies and the United States OF
America.
Seyen--Eyaeuation Of all Italian
coasts and OF all ports occupied BY
Austria Hungary outside their national
territory and the abandonment, Of all
floating craft, naval materials, equip
ment and materials for inland nayiga-
tion OF all kinds.
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CAMP AICN HEADS
MARK Time TILL
vo1lEs.ARE. CAST
Chief Interest in G, 0, P, Con-
greSsional Race,

With interest in the congressional
fight in the First and Eighth district,
oyer,hadowing everything else, political
managers today began marking time
for the opening Of the voting tomorrow
morning in Oklahoma's fourth quadren-
NAL election for the election OF a gov
ernor, full complement OF state off
cials, and one United States senator.
Democrats to Win.
Success OF the democratic state ticket
by the largest plurality in the history Of
the party in Oklahoma is generally con.
eeded. republicans having practically
abandoned the fight, the only contests
OF note being the fight to swing the
First and Eighth congressional dis.
triets 10 the democratic column.
In the First district 2. B. Howard,
present state auditor and former mem
Der Of the state hoard Of affairs Is op-
posing 7, A. Chandler, republican, and
in the Eighth district c. Fl. Hyde, pr,e-
ticsl farmer. former secretary Of the
state school land les,ees union, advocate
Of $3.50 wheat, and active member Of
the state council OF defense, Is contest
ing the seat OF Dick T. Morgan, depub.
liean, OF Woodward.
President Wilson's appeal for a dem
ocratic congress has added interest "a
these two races, and the election OF
Howard and Hyde Is considered as
sured.
Comparatively little interest Is being
shown in the campaign for the adoption
OF the woman suffrage amendment %
the constitution and Il Is feared BY
friends Of the measure that the "silen,
yotc"---those not voting--will defeat H.
To be adopted the amendment must gel
. majority OF all votes cast in the elee-
tion, and not majority Of the votes
cast on the proposition.
Parties orsanisibS.
The little activity that was carried on
~ campaign headquarters OF both par.
ties today had to do with organization
work q the polls for getting out ,h,
full vote tomorrow.
Leaders Of all parties and officials oI
the state election board estimate The
total vote cast will not exceed 2ls,0O0
This campaign has been the mos
unique IN the history OF the state. Du,
10 the "flu" closins order not a politie,
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Railway Lines choked.

East Of the Neuse from north Of
RemoiviIc, where the roads are ehoks(
with retfeaiine Germans. 70 Sosth oF
Stenay, on the east bank Of the river.
where the railway yards are iilisd witt
troop trains leaving for ihe rear. M
Germans Ars falling back From Re-
moiville q Ssepsy Is abous " miles.
The artillery fire from the hilIy bshlpd
the German lines seems 10 indicats IN
reluctance Of those In eomm1sd 70
weld TO the evident desire of ~ mn
IN the line 10 wishdsav RffN
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By The Associated Press.

LONDON, Nov. 4.-British troops, in their attack
today unofficial reports say, have reached the line Of the
Aunee river the Franco Belgian border five miles
of Vslenciennes.
Farther south Field Marshal Hags have forced
ngs Of the Oise-Sambre canal.
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WITH The AMERICAN ARMY ON THE SEDAN FROM
Nov 4-(925 q. m)American troops pushing northwsrd
toward Sedan early last night had reached Somnauhe five
miles north OF Buzancy and thirteen miles south of Sedan
The center of the advancing line is held by troops from
New York. Maryland and West Virginia To the right and left
of them regulars and troops from New York New Jersey
the District of Columbia Texas Oklahoma, Kansas Missouri
Colorado and New Mexico.
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FREE USE OF ALL FOE
RAILWAYS AND DANUBE
GRANTED ALLY ARMIES

andse what
laid
Washington the allied
stated
atonf fhoGut
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Yank Drive Extended
East of Meuse Riuer;
Hun Flank Is Broken

Oklahoma Troops Reported Participating
in New Advance Toward Belgian Bor-
der-Scheldt Line Assailed on Wide
Front-Gerrnans in Champagne Soon
Must Retreat.
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WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
NORTHWEST OF VERDUN. Nov.
S.-American troops at 5 p. m. had ad-
yaneed their lett flank north Of Authe.
IN close cooperation with the French
forces which have been fighting their
way eastward on the bend in the Aisnc
river. Farther east American forces
were in Autreche and their patrols were
reported as far north as Brieulles-
sur-Bar
Fosse ls Passed.
In the center Of the line the village
OF Fosse was passed early in the day
and then in quick succession Barr.
court. Nouar,e, lie Champy Hauie and
lie Champy Bas, were occupied BY the
Americans The advance OF General
Pershings troops has reached the little
lake In the center OF Belval wood
On the extreme right the American,
we're north Of Montigny de Vant-Sassy.
From there the line ran to the Meuss
river
More than 400 prisoner, were cap.
tured by the Americans in this sector
SUNDAY The number oi guns and
other booty is steadily growing The
right flank Of the American line is now
at Halles, on the heights overlooking
the Meuse river.
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ht--Occupation by the allies and
the United States Of America OF the
land and sea fortifications and the Is
lands which form the defense and Of
the dockysrds and arsenal at Pola,
Nine--All merchant vessels held by
Austria. Hungary belonging 10 the al
lies and associated powers TO be re-
turned
Ten--No destruction OF ships or Of
materials 10 be permitted before eVaeu-
alton surrender or restoration.
Elevcn--Ah naval and mercantile
marine prisoners OF the allied and as
soeia,ed powers in Austro- Hungarian
hands to Be returned without reei-
2Sosiix
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BY The Associated Press.


WITH THE FRENCH ARMIES IN FRANCE, Nov. A.
420 m)-French troops attacked successfully again this
morning both wings of their battle front They moved north
ward in conjunction with the AMERICANS lie Chene Lea
Petes Armoses and Verreres north of the Argonne On
their left they pressing eastward in the region Of Cuse
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WASHINGTON, Nov 4.-The American first army
nung its advance northwest of Verdun extended the attack
today to the east bank of the Meuse General Pershng
ported that all towns the west bank of the river south Of
Halles have been captured
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new HUN FRONT LAID OPEN TO ATTACK
BY COMPLETE SURRENDER OF AUSTRIA
BULLETINS s
STENAY GAP CLOSED.

WITH THE FRENCH ARMY IN FRANCE Nov THE opera
On which the Franco forces engaged carrying
north Of the ATgonne forest resulted definitely
stnsy Of the main lines OF for the southern
armies
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Equal activity y di1plasSf thl1
The American lines. bss Z y q 60 u
eharaeisr Far 70 IT. seoe ~ Co.
are iilIed pst oaiy wilh so1uS u1
win tro9p beicg sub tosVc
'u5ssss - W. : sa1s
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GERMANY SUING FOR MIRO

WASHINGTON, Nov. +-Germany 10 suing mercy from the
American and allied air forces delivered to the depart
today through the Swiss legation German air
bombardmen Of cities and under
United States followed
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CHILE SEXES GERMAN VESSELS

BURNos AIRES Argentine, Nov +An the German mercantile
vessels nsrnsd in Chilean hsIbO have been seized Chilean
government.
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THE WEATHER

LOCAL FoRGcAsr--Psrty cloudy 10
cloudy weather tonight and Tuesday,
somewhat warmer tonleht.
STATE roReoAsT-ronIub and
Tuesday cloudy, somewhat wsrmsr 10.
rlah, With fresh 10 strong seuthsriy
winds,