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Show SCENES AT CAPTURE OF ANTWERP BY GERMANS HAVE YOU GOTONFT Our raiiiosu of wui i N a..j.HM rtH.ka aM ; ileusM nil vuf ama imu& .. 1 esiau.au, M w suit KAISER FORCES MAKE LITTLE FROCRESS TOWARD COAL AFTER CROSSING VSCR. tm la ear laouof, ' S8f I SOUTHERN MEMBERS ABANDON FILIBUSTER WHEN PROMISED ACTION AT NEXT SESSION. MLMa4,CtitA Battlt Continues to be Fiercest of j Congress Had Batn in Session for SOd Oays and Escept for a Month' Re cosa, Had Scan In Session Practically Two Years. Campaign, Immania Armies itrug gllng on Bordsr With Fortunss Apparently Evenly Divided. Meheea s Tba man who talka about himself uever baa a subject of very gen-J InteresL TSa Gorman raid on th channel Wahlngtin, After nearly olnotaon porta, aa It la called In London, aoomt months of continuous session, ths to faava bean checked fur th tlmo U longest over knomu, tho FUty-thlrIn, or. at any rata, tho Germane have made llttlt. If any, progress since congress adjourned Its second session on Saturday, October St, after tb they succeeded In croaaln tho Taor of prolonged efforts to procure canal on Saturday laaL They are, cotton growers relief legislation. however, etlli puabln with all tb forcea at thulr command and meet Leaders In this movement agreed tc In with moat atubborn however, only on tb condiadjourn, realatanco from French, flrltlah and Belgian tion that pending cotton relief measures would have the right of way when troops, Tbo loaaea on both a Idea runtlnuo congress reconvenes Hecembor 7. to bo in proportion to tbt fierceness t more than fifty members of tho I 4 j- of the battle, which means that they I I house and less than a quorum of the 1 are treater than those In any battle senate were In attendant when ths Noted for its richness and delalnce war was declared, now fell on adjournment without gavels nearly three months ao. icacy of flavor. Appeals especday. Along the coast, where the alUea The second session of the Sixty-thirially to particular people. have the assistance of Frmch and congress was on of th longest flrltlah warships, they have apparent sessions In the history of tb United 11 tho ly more than held their own. and I ratns In the Cent nr and the anmnntMTVff'.a Un the carriage and recoil appw- - States. after Inflicting very heavy loaeea on I the homing Tb session convened December 1 ,b r!ht ! a distant view of .V10?-.wtnlum worka of the city andMho ferTaamo)! 1 the Germane, have compelled them to ' retreating. When It adjourned It had been try for an opening further Inland. Up In session 301 days, exclusive of tb until Tuesday the allies had been recess from December 23, 1913, to Jan forced to give way at tome points, hut uary 12. lilt, Except for a month Tb man who thinks too much ot TO LEAD on Tuesday, according to the French off In 1913, congress baa been In ah himself cannot do Justice to others official communication, most continuous session sine Decern they have tucceeded In holding their positions her 2, 1912. practically two years. at every point, from the mouth of the Tbe first session of this congress Tser to the Lens district, end egaln lasted from April 7, 1913. to December have advanced between Tpres and 1. 1913, a total of 239 days. Adding Roulero, where there ha been eome I SUPPRESSION OF OUTBREAK IN HOLY WAR to 304 days of tbe second session this THREATENED BE. GERMAN EMBASSADOR DECLARES of tho oterneat lighting of thlo sanNORTH FOLLOWED BY RISING CAUSE OF HOSTILITY OF CONSTIgives the Sixty-thircongress a total GERMANY WOULD NOT VIOLATE IN ORANGE FREE STATE. guinary battle and where the Brltlah of 643 days, TUTIONALISTS TO CHURCH. MONROE DOCTRINE. Indian troop have made thler first Tb following ar tbe atatlstlca ot appearance In tbe Bring line. the bills ordered In thla session: Sen- Generals Oe Wet and Beyers Ara Deaoeratlon of Church and Confisca- Suggests That as Canada la Tbe opposing force are so strong Leaders of Revolt and Hav Solaod Stndlng I at resolutions, 472; senate bills, 6,641; tion of Proporty Cause of Uprlo-Inthat It must be many day before fioldltrs to Wo Should Not senate Joint resolution, 196; senate Europe, tho Town of Hellbron, In tho Citlieno Led by Priest decisive result Is attained by either Object Should Kaiser Land Armed concurrent resolutions, 33; bouse Joint River Colony. Orange Attacking Soldiers. aide, despite the great losses which Force In Canada. resolutions, 372; bouse concurrent res- - j they are suffering and which grow olullons, 60; house resolutions, 648; Stung To It London. Another K1 Paso, Texas rebellion has greater aa report follows report A holy war In bouse bills, 1.037. wife made My me a success. re Washington. to Germany broken out In South Africa. General Mexico as a counter revolution right Along the old front stretching from The senate received about 8,000 nom- marked tbe man. against land troops In Canada, if possible, and I do Chrt8t,i Wet and Carranza-Yillthe river Olae to the Meuse, from General Chriat- the a embrogllo has been thus secure at least a I'm glad to hear you aay peace treaties! fodt inations. Twenty-fou- r YTederlck Beyera have taken the threatened, that," whlch tb Germans withdrew tbelr I to reports hold on tbe American temporary was I r ra,1fled. Tbe total amount of I declared hla pastor, according f h wbels In the Orange Free brought here continent, beat troops to strengthen the army 1,a Americans Monday by Bern-0De"Yea; she has always wanted so Ppropr!ated was $1,115,908, n w8ter Transvaal, which la attempting to advance along I But and Mexicans who arrived by various upheld Sunday by Count von I I many German storff, embassador things that Ive just had to bus who here, down Having P the coast the French have been tak-- 1 tbe rebellion In routes from Guadalajara. They told of declared Kansas City Journal. this would not be a violation I The most important of the lawa en-- tie. Ing the offensive, and to the north of I ,b northern province of Cape Colony uprisings against the constitutionalist of I actpd at this session were the Monroe doctrine. the federal I Bolssons have been engaging In an ar--1 led bjr lieutenant Colonel Merits, the authorities of centra! Mexico led Field Sports. act by th reprve of the free tolls The rpPpaI embassador suggested that, as Mexican priests. tlllery duel with the Germans, la I E0crnnent of the Union of South I "'hen f he Panama canal acL the you keep now faced by the more serious It was Indicated by local activities Canada was sending soldiers to Europe prov,8,a they destroyed aeveral of the I r,ca to fight against bis country, the Unit- - Clay,on antIt8t acL the Alaskan football, baseball, tennis, and tbe like, I r,aln under Generals Bey-hav- e de German batteries. and Wet that the seem L to "clentlflco," or They ra,,road a providing for the construe- - 7 the chance that he will d States should not consider It In lat,er of whom resigned the been playing at this game for I any I which flourished under the Dlax e interested in things not so good I and lon bF sense the perat,on an government Infringement on the Monroe eome time, for the last three reports I coramand of the union forces when and Huerta regimes, would combine doctrine If Germany should land an ot 1,000 m118 of ralrad. and the war I rJL lni Premier Botha decided to take up with the new movement In the b ousting Youths Companion, alnce Its bm ,ntendpd to provide $107000.- I arms against Germany. constitutionalists who disagreed even armed force on Canadian soli. I I 000 ,0 make lv8 generous space to In he loss revenue much-talkehis to now an Discussing before the triumph of their revolution. official report According of thla of " athletic training, and c,,,,e, th bjr war. European note of September a to the state de--1 The new movement mao started at armed rebellious Tuesday, gets the best coaches in the country Among m othpr of meU)Ures I are coramanlop Union partment here, explaining the attitude mans who were threatening Nancy de Tula, Jalisco state, when tho already In existence; I o write for It. back across the frontier. Tbe Ger--1 tbe own of Hellbron, In the northern constitutionalists from the roof of the of the German government toward the portance passed at this session were to practice to become a first the following: mans, however, are ao strongly in-- 1 part f the Orange river colony, hat cathedral waved at the populace a Monroe dtrin and I trenched along this long llna that it I been aelzed and tbe government offl- - bishop's mitre and afterward confls- o za nn taken prisoner while cated the church property. This act I la believed they are preparing to re-- 1 c,al8 bav d imming these and of $20,000,000 Appropriation for ,a hundred main for the winter, holding their po- - I tra,n liaa been stopped and armed enraged the people thaL led by a schemes In event of victory over the I r. Ver nd habor ,mprovements. the J citizens tbe of a'lies, ,lnte"8 embassador said only South the defense force have priest and town mayor, they ensttlons until their present objectives, hova- -to gaged the soldiers In a running fight. tbe northern ports of fYance, have been taken from it and disarmed. because there never bad been any The union 'government has issued Soon the trouble spread to been attained. adjoining Te C'Tkm-Ca giving ,b. cltof S, Franc, towns to raised os to possible German the proclamation located announcquestion around secpeople Very serious battles also are proGuadalajara, the part of th th?h to Its take right water k"? ond attacks to these events seek colonization in any and explaining that. supply largest city In Mexico and indusceeding In southern Poland and In ing from the Hetch I rera ln any bom Galicia, without decisive result. The although it was aware of these rebel- - trial center of the west coast coun- other part of the American hemis- aemite national Hetcby valley in enters. park phere. It has points of contact with a bun Russians, however, have crossed the I oua Preparations it had been taking try I Law labor the limiting of women In dred Interests The residents of this district proVistula north of Ivangorod with a steps. to preserve peace without the District of Columbia to eight hours claimed themselves in favor of the if you do n't know The Corapan!on fresh army corps, which should have Villa revolution for the reason that as It Is a marked effect on the fortunes of the let you one or Agricultural extension act providing two current ueVf; their grievances were directed against battle. They appear from their own that you may the troops of General Obregon. a Caraccount to be breaking down the rele JdfP,arA,.tn? .th.oroufihly test the paper's quality. agriculture and state agricultural We will send also tbe ranza partisan. sistance of the Austrians south of Forecast for colleges. and throughout Galicia, Przemsyl 1913. FOUND GUILTY OF TREASON. Act providing income tax of 1 where fighting of the most stubborn per Every new subscriber who sends cent of the gross annual income of rail- $2.00 ; character has been going on for for the fifty-twweekly issues Slayera of Archduke Francis Frederick weeks. road corporations In Alaska. of 1915 will receive free all the isand Wife Convicted. Act reorganizing diplomatic and sues of the paper for tne remaining Canada to Send More Men. consular service of the United States. weeks of 1914; London. A dispatch to the ExThe Companion Ottawa, Ont. It has been decided to TelA-rapThe Jones Philippine bill, which de- Home Calendar also1915. change from company for send 15,000 more Canadians to Europe Rome gives the following, received clares the purpose of the United States The Youths Companion, 144 Berko In December instead of 10.000, the to recognize the independence of the ley from Sarajevo, Bosnia, under date of Adv. Street, Boston, Mass. number specified in the announcement Monday: Philippines at some future date, was of Premier Borden two weeks ago. "Gavrio Prlnzlp, the assassin, and Fixed HabiL passed by the house. Tbe ready response to the call for volGrabez. a student; Nedeljo , Gabrtno-vtc- s "While our maid was 111 I coaxed FIGHT GERMANS WITH WATER. unteers and speedy delivery of rifles and twenty-onof Prlnzipe acmy husband to wipe the dishes." and other equipment have enabled the complices were found guilty of trea"Wasn't it a lot of trouble? Are Cut Dykes and Five Thousand government to Increase the size of the son for the killing of Archduke FranYes, at first. Arter a while he Soldiers Are Drowned, second expeditionary force. cis Ferdinand and his wife. .eemed to like it?" London. The cutting of the "As the court pronounced the verYes?" Steamer, Runs, Into Mine. In the low country southeast ofdykese dict there could be distinctly heard "And now he Insists upon wiping e Dover. The steamer Admiral flooded out a large German them for the rumble of the artillery of the Ser. the maid. Cleveland Plain was struck by a mine Just outforce, says the Sunday Observers Dealer. vians, who had fought desperately to side Boulogne harbor. About twenty correspondent In France. Some esticapture the city and liberate' the prisor thirty persons were drowned owing mates place the German losses there oners, all of whom are Slavs. Fatal Disease. to the pants which prevailed as the pasat 5,000 drowned, besides 30.000 killed A young painter who had just finsengers were being transferred to the MANY VILLAGES WRECKED. and wounded. This may give some ished a picture insisted upon a friend l steamer Queen, which hint the dispatch adds, as to what calling to see it. There, now," Germans Are Burning Towns Before rushed to the assistance of the sinkIs meant when it Is declared that the the artist, "you see my picing vessel. Retreating. fighting In this region is the most ture. Whats the matter with that? London. A correspondent declares desperate of the entire war thus far. I dont know, Congress to Have Rest. replied the bored COUNT MACCHI Dl CELLERE that many villages in which there has but friend, I should Washington. President Wilson let say it was a case in Carman Case Disagrees. Jury Count dl Cellere is the new Italian been fighting. Including of art failure?" Givenchy, It be known Tuesday that he has mo imbassador Mineola, N. Y. The jury In the trial to the United States. He Warneton and Intention of calling a special session of Mrs. Florence Conjdin Carman, acarrived In Washington recently with have been partly burned. Radinghem, His Character, At of congress after election. Repre- the countess and their little son and cused of slaying Mrs. Louise Bailey he says, there was a furious Cal Clay was a witness in behalf of sentative Henry of Texas, In an adand has taken the beautiful encounter in the June 30 last, disagreed Sunday and the deacon, who was KING VICTOR EMMANUEL between dress In the house the last day of daughter up for chicken Thomas Nelson Pago home. Tho the French and cemetery It Is unlikely that stealing, Germans, Victor Emmanuel of Italy, It li was discharged. King during congress, said he had positive infor- count, who eomes of a Mrs. Carman ever will be brought to very old and w hich the church tower was "Calhoun, my man, mation the president would call a spebelieved, would like to help the allies the lawyer Is a .man of brilliant and the walls of the edifice destroyed wealthy trial family, again. Attorney Lewis J. Smith said, "what do you know of the deawrecked. agalnef Germany, and cial session about the middle of Noeepeclally If It stood even diplomatic attainments and In Italy la In Richebourg not a eight to four cons character?" single house is against Auetrla, and the popular de said that vember to take up cotton relief legis- apoken of as a probable future minis-to-r left for it was improbable that acquittal to mand for Hit am unbleachable, the the of standing, lation. according euch a adoption courts sab," Cal of foreign affairs.1' the defendant would be retried. hae been Ineletent In Italy. replied. To Separate Police From Politics. Kills Pair of Bank Robbers. Negro Lynched in Arkansas. Building Collapsed. Von Moltke Resigns, New York. Mayor Mitchel Friday Unrepentant. Wash. Wilson Bellingham, Stew Newport, Ark. Howard Davis, a neYoungstown, Ohio. Three men are made known hla. intention of separatGeneva. The re irement of Gen "So Maud is divorced. I knew when a art, who shot and killed City Marshal she deputy sheriff, shot and dead and three others are in a hospital eral Helmuth von Moltke ing the police from politics, declaring killed married ln such haste that sha as chief ol gro, bis administration was trying "whol- robberstwoas of the Sedro Woolley bank as the result of the collapse of th the German general staff on Octobet Payne, was lynched by a mob soon af- would repent at leisure." ter the murder. Posses of armed cltl-zen- s they were endeavoring to third floor of the new Hippodrome 22 Is confirmed Oh, there's no repentance In her ly to break up the old evil alliance" creep across by a telegram rroir the Great Northern building, which burled seven men unare pursuing two other negroes case, I am between the two. He Basel. his sure; she get $20U a month becaust resigned post bridge-- at Ferndale. who shot at Payne. der tons of concrete and steel. of health. poor alimony." PorflWo Diaz a Sick Man. Urge Diversified Crops. Cruiser Sunk by Torpedo. Good Work of Rescue Crew. Failed For Over Nine Million, Biarritz, France. There . no truth Hardy Fellow. Farmers were urged to Chicago Tokio, It Is officially announced In the report of the death of Por-firiPittsburg. A jrscue crew from the S. If. P. Pell, head o! New York. The Housewife "Why, see here, diversify their crops and to rerrntn Pittsburg station of the bureau of the suspended cotton brokerage firir that the navy department now beDiaz, former president of Mex-- from one of the tramps to whom you irtnt at the lieves that the Japanese cruiser Taka-chihclosing ses- mines penetrated the burning works of S. H. P. Pell & Co., testified I ico. Senor Diaz has been suffering I sion speculating gave a pie last April?" ir of the annual convent.on of the of the Patterson which was sunk in mine of the Pittsburg bankruptcy from gastric trouble, but he has j National Weary Walklns "Yes, ma'am, You that proceedings th and Implement Vehicle harbor on Octooer 17, was torpedoed Coal company at Elizabeth on Mtnday debts of his firm totaled driven out daily for several days past eve it to tree of us. Im de sun$3,888,361 and rescued alive two men. by a German torpedo boat. and assets $8,428,906. or." Cleveland Plain Dealer. 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