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BBOINNI,NS,7 , 1,101IN i - LIES S I.: L ,).'Pf..0.ii:Osà1.:12PIAllgll.WITI,c51.11P,PINg .''7 To'. tile';-- Enténte ,1',1 ,, 1 E,':- Up.p.INTI),..11.JA..11. .,.. -, RONT , , I I , , , OR )IAVE I , 9 FRANtI8CO. Oct. ' In- has of LONDON. Ocl. ' It John Browning rant ICTurkey charging . .. idependertly presented peace proposals Ogden, Utah. said by the department , ' - ---- ito the totente nations. according to a of justice to be the son of John'. M. ,. . tees the ) , of II olo fnohrwaernot : Householder ixho Bthreor,Erianngi rbeypVe efoenCpoonndataenattaintoep Every Imes Amend Constitution Placing Ilitrowhniing,gudr to ot the . .. . the Exchs'nge Telegraph 'company. Francisco ana Ogdon men with en- -- ' Un- - t Has Inventory Giving List The entil. gaging in a conepiracy to ship wholeMilitary Authorities dwons toe to are , l'.....'lt,' expected nogottations -- ,, bale quantities of liquor Into Utah.. mud ha ''''' :3 Of Valuables- Taken Un- - l'1""'"- - it is added '. ,dei CO"ntro- I of Civil Gov. , were &worst- - to .in the fedsxat courts) S00, the .8 r ere i tom hi today. , . 1 to. b,- -' St Blanford. chief; Requisi- - ii Spruce Prices 'Continued. der sexism, Accordulg "Military i ta taiof the bureau of InrentigatIon. de-,, i '. , in nt thou . justice here. thg others tton. WASHINGTON-. pertmentot 29.The Oct, price e con-- 1 its tidos& I - the war indus- - rtthe alleged vvittisky smuggling otcontmittee Jothis alba , 39.--IL. and Gerfixing Devine COPENHAGEN, OeC . spiracy were J. rest oh Slavonians De man . and tries board today' continued existing I s;ph Eccles, Horace M. Brasil and I the has eounell federal Coda approved NI la Da lutn..I.F.Crilerr. Delaney, San Francisco. exprices for New England ' bill amending the imperial constitumut. Ns. San T - - (ByiosephW. -Grigg.) clar.e jelependence Under her until Dec. I. alacndoning -- betauselpress messengers: R. 1. Th rown --Acro- s s Aim in the form Is adopted by :Abe tion of the Influenza, the tneetingirraneisco. a baggageman7and-JarneNeIS sr r:ave Tea (Noel wobbi ig to. Cal.. tratni of Count reichstag, according to a Berlin. telewith the industry es..,2rva. on prices H. Browne, Oakiand. ont to the , Deal Smashing Blow dership corre4poodeut.) brazil. Delaney and, i electrician. , re for three months . rear of a Co Price-aarrent here. under Pub. , ) Pme ,, by , (Copyright,citig fivel rigid Karolyi. Michael To Defensive Positions of The men were caught shipping , The reichetag on gaturday amended cords, I TES IMITISH FRO NT. ( , 10 gallons of I tr unks. each containing ASKA LIFTS no Its ON . who the constitution by piecing the mtl1ra41 of the' to- - RI the acco Central Powers. . , rding ills the ' INFLUENZA BAN said that their U- M . alleged whis ky ita, authorities undet the control of Kaiser's legions the last few &tie has;I e this so et.' 21.- -mows,. of nem first started the , gling activities --the 'rhocivil measure government. merit ft the the extent of the eoonomici la divulged of deviate's. a 0,,A04310.k year and resulted in thousan the tat was adopted by a large majority. The state i.i.i,........ GNIAli. Neb.. Oct. with Emsintroduced ddrisigI echeme WITH TIU ALIJED Milt ES dollars' worth of contraband liquor asked dd. Niro se Cen. Ludendorff has retirement of ban health against Fpanish asked Utah. inflyenza in the last ,foar years of Austria being : H,: occupied ON THE PIAVE, Momlay, Oct gli; roPntlY shipd.into Charles Gov. Ntville lift at midnight Friday. yeer been reported as having been due to . aro or dor French and ' Belgian a t sloops be re., said this morning'. . Local health authe Associated Sig tereli017thati the mentioast of measure the passage by the, ? or her on of the la-to object Morale's wiii have-thright : Presai:The lint slip last mod from their portions u ld bo ot the I are SWEDEN ' liAs reichstag. Coombe-81to raising the ban locally if they mgt. known scale. r rest eats empire and that , resistance' , on Austro.liangartan A dispatch from Berlin aays,a proto a aridst so disposed. ' 1 only at Is Nearly '.every e 'shopkeeper the central ismitions along the wata be returned, according eiskt ' pose:I that Prealdent Wileon's note to Vienna. householder from - -a receipt-foionicl'ae beech .10." Place broken-Today 'ft river Were a Serials t ri-ger Germany thould itot be discussed In the too. I om Foley De.ad, ' thing muktel by the invaders. ni ost - TO IIECEIE EIEFIIEEES thst they nude dem, to 4 ' British. I businto the i French sutd Itadian ---was ' incise stsof the them. as revolution adopted by that reichstg peopis realise. amnent tor The Right Reverend Eugene Louie ; l ter OM se internal ' . less. trot for But at least Oct. J. ; I OljAHA. Neb., la that body a; a meeting held on Friday. The Julien, bishop of Arra& now in the 'elutes, if the reined& 'me ewe I one no sight t stolen was a The I , and known well Austrians receipt ere dealt a there is a given.1 yoley. sportsman t Conservatives and Intlependent Socital- trnited States, says the Huns not only Gen..Bixt comiNg Rom flussili saussiting blow. It resultett v64 Arnim liked the French hoeom companion of 44Buftato Bill" is treated. luring this destroyed his cathedral but bom- bed he liustl ht the bits voted against it. knonths , ed for in four died after i In midnight. his shortly named et churches 1Cody. hundred 1 indethroe Allies' making new ativancea. COPENMAGEN. Oct. ILAn Roubaix se v ell that he Just took it, Death was due ,to a general breakoccurred in the barded t Exciting wens The tains In some cases diocese. Ms ' state 1 with real-forward ' : , as pushing a away far as been and Wal down. ''rom" Foley has Veyotila over-- 4 e mint reichstag during the proceedings- of by. which they blew up the churches I STOCKHOLM. Oct. ''', t the 40 under whittit and for was Omaha Rernembu of wildent taken foil . yrars e411021101" to rurniturc rennedi in Hungary victorthe by 2 f house on Friday and , Saturday. were so timed that crowds In the the RUSithill of flow into conducted Scandinavia buffet a t the the herel 'I years louts many were Michael ficfts Karolyi Outspoken speeches were Italians notwithstanding des ; Two istatablirs Of his staff liked 'the ' injured. r airship of County I of $56,10 indulged in. .of ogees seeking an asylum in Finland most. notable.-!haracter, whit and litrista. rooms so muck thatla:hert!.,tha the ! ptritte resistance- In the COUnte of the discussion the agreement with he busmen would old Dr. congregate. days that a plains such created has problem they took'Aeorn, but gave recelpts.ithe not meld and sportsmen throughout , Henries the Swedish foreign minister, ete Savonians. according to Vienne Polish deputy which Horfhantg hotly at- INFLUENZA 01E11 IN Owner allowed ms he anise a ITAUA1IEADQLAPTER$ considered themselvee; the received by the Politiken. . country Roubaix von tacked teth 4$4, Polish the beadquar..; :m.e.n. p the question with the of IfovernArnim, tuilicy which ite but THE PIAVE. Oct...-26- .' tektritam. Monday. (rty 151131. aln '; t tent for roar mons and was one of, orn-lint Great In speech at Budapest. Marelyt ment- He declared that In Chemnitz I the how ' - ' thou- - 1,7 the many p4okt the Kaiser-visiteSwedes- has had to refuse to sseeive s The Associated Pre.)---rifteeinti ' sin oaths lithe had presented his program alone tbe war raw materials depart-me' sand prisoner bad .beett taken by new invasion of the Russians. to sold 11,0011.00t1 mark. worth of o ot raw NAM DISTRICTS recast mesiasit A I talked-wit- v several ....,...,..,.... ...-- .. kperov Cbariei6 'Mhos refund 4 the Beitsitc, Bettie). 'Vahan! and rrench up to thek?7. on, Arnim WAR LALtzb Is III tt- ()FITS we IL Karolyi thereueen put Into corneta and ether goods taken from victitaa.ry wi ld regime Finland and today la the advance across thikePrices. Pelee& Seven hundred thousand pooi, induszy Miss plait' .tar sa bdeftendant The like other were mulcted of all e0POsr ''' - '' Polish people were eszned off toktierI the sae compelled the Finnish population TAXES EXTENDED, have e.,1, I fa nett- - Piave which, for the third time tn One '1 -and the them utensils with ornaments ' divide to and searched already writ Pa. ' ' many. where they led the life of ' WASILNIGTON; OCt.: '' Line.. It's ' ger . supplies of food. The food situ year is the scene of a desperate battle. slaves. while Brig, Gen. Plisudsik (of Gener's1Bralsted announced today for gold. or bad wool remeved from ' wAsHm-rroNOct.. 22. w . lion Agerta's Repty Looked on , the Polish legion), has become so serious in Finland. This thee. however. the tables are ' of the"- excess ion sot that whom the Polish taxes It upon over only Imposed profits Some on tho,influenxa health. mattresses which the general and to endanger public epidemic upon the regarded highly. was still held that revenue bill as As Full Surrender nation corporations In the warwere the Finnish government turned against the Austrians who st. in the fortress at sisgdeburg. despite In 10 naval districts and that it is on his staff slept, and dreamed of victory. as ' time ago extended is passed the house In The Sweden to give readily being preseed back from the- - , it Is whose house von asked man Norway all appeals. The deputy concluded; Arrant, the wane in all other pieced except lived told me that the coMmittee today shelter to some and of the Russians. eastern bank of the river. islatioa used by the senate finance reply "We are not blaming the German ' umpoN. Oct. seneraj Cal. Islanct and & in Individual te Island, Rue Paris C, to "stick out his chest," which was partnerships The housing problem in Sweden and g induesto it boldest Wilson is viewed as an people for these persecutions, but GerThe now has been going on I battle business. or trade 26 the If even Oct. , bad. ot dePris week is also In waltrese , a the at hotel very ending Ostend Norway ; whale, ---- --;. utentitional surrender. Additional man militarism. 'Me extend the hand Reports for metal Urinfood difficulties could be overcome. - for five da4s and has been marked by number of new yesterday. told me the Raiser's son f the in of to decline a reconciliation the show German peo, al the Past Y- lime is given the note In view of the ple for the common weal. , .Adalberi did when- - he com-!- , (":T. In some government circle In Sive thee most desperate reetstance. The 411 rry.ng cases from 4,378 to 2,091 with 307 Prince ea t Ca rgo Lain et its edict k will Inevitably have on the den it is declared that the only rational Allies not only have had to maned a marine 'regiment at Os- - '"" War Lost, on Marne; '' battle, , with 387 for the tend. n the state. as .1 of the Russolan problem would deaths compared This Teutonic weakneas for Mites of Germany. S t e arner L aunc hed solution r' The Independent Socialist. br. Cohn. e feu stream. to against the avrift river. but also to the chest was not habit- be to send the whole week. , protruding preceding milord It moves," mys the Telegraph. who declared that the war was lost the : America. aa Europe for some time contend with the renewal of the pin- and teaxed when the tide of de- ' AAA The PaCifie fleet reported 095 came uaL w"'""'-'-'"'""'Oct. .a -,e out or will not be able to feed and shelter toons and footbridges damated by the , feat set in. but the habit of taking linguitug doubt as to the total after the first batie of the Marne. said and Bend. to be reports said to the miscellaneous South date nd the etas Gen. RUNErlill15- that of the refugees Austrians. Ludendorff at end of the steamshipWhat el Germany, for Which, besides Increased when defeat befame the ;f things et ever well-to-in this built e history cargo-carriweek the classes vessels former of the other to formation during ISeptember One the from largest proposed man misd'or. in a moat hotel certain.. lers Ostend belong grave military , Once stoss the river the Allies is test sad No rejorts for told me f.000 bottles of wine were re- - country, was launched today at the. In itnains. .. Iss II Inveived ultimate crushing a government empowered to negotiate showed 663 mem he Puke of an armistice with President Wiliton. have had to overcome strong Austrian week were received from the At- moved trom his cellars durinit the Delaware river yard of the Sun Ship- -i the ; Peptic& tileat as it destroys the monunderstaad , It wen impossible- ado fabric knosn as course of the war and receipts given. building company at.Chester. Pa. guarantee the lantic fleet. trench positions and machine gun tam keel& The ship originally intended fora. maintenance of the wermuch longer. The surgeon general tif the army In Roubaix and Tourcoing. I heard kW - ' poet. tit commercial cenrpany.'.was taken over The question cannot The amok!. sere longer be announced today that vaccinat kin of trimilar instancee, mPII OM a Austrian prisoners declare they government mon after work II estapletes the isolation of Cerevaded." said Dr. Cohn. "War with sgainsttpneumonia bi &ratable now - the by st ' ; Sokiless Officers. Bate ' ton-- 1 vessels oy mines was The started. on man and it enlisted the or Hohenzoliertut peace wit honi for every officer, know nothing of the political situation i soy which must be Preesred to meet ' to msnIs more was wine 12.600. there for The Is The of the the the Hohenzollern.. World from nage army. mime revolution the Austrian side where enoloyee at home and the efforta of their trorI elation, a lois Italia n array will be able to trill, follow on world Imperialism and vareine is said to have proved to preern meat to arrange an armistice. The do at Pro. s and world over- vent pneumonia following influenza.. Iore dissatisfied becenv the ordinary militarhom we will elsrie aim M w DI i, Austrian army postoffice loo:sed to PREMIER CAIL LAUX ' , Isoldiers. The Daily News likens the chaos In come .them. We extend our band to . I ' tell , the some hee stopped delivery,wf mail heir "Sim. August the Germans have to that in Russia. our friends beyond the frontier In this - ' FORT WORTH. Texas, Oct. 29.-- - time ago., CI08 BODIES been tenths' very poor rations." said ., . TRIAL HAS BEGUN RECOVER , eithr. "Ckate may soon follow in struggle." Ifourett anct -D. --' . Burnett Of . Allies Cross Pius- Iloward . one ; resident had who Roubaix 'Cadets The speech was TOCPIVPd 'with such -- - Althtnigh tacit; LOST ,IN WRECK been a prisoner In Germany the first pAyINk Det..19.e.R8Itling as a liarrat-Bare W. commotion as eries of "Shame!" and heavyI cattratiadet sisteertmontheof sun tire. the Ab ;!' Fmch View 01 applAuse. that the- ,- vic- e- priwideut court the French senate today began today when their planes collided In the and marmalade and lied in effecting ti threatened to have the chamber from Tippstonf IL. stating for the trial of .. JUNEAU, Alaska, Oct. 29.Loaded spoonful of bread air. was of , teirtilar their grammes cleared. KwEL Piave,. Louie lob .; and Count Leonia The,, Bnitrk from Burnett of Callaux. the dead the lost Dodge hoditi and of City. Deputy I Andrassy's Reply Another Socialist. Otto Ruehls.was with Italian evening meal just before they evacu- Paul Comby. The accused pereons soldiers are to the , best called to order for declaring that the steamer Pridcisis Sophia, 'the steiuner ated Roubles. All the German sol- were not present as the proceeding's to r Qttalitl saact coatinPo MIS, Oct Alice. a sister ship will leave diers outspokenly admitted complete are oaly preliminary. the Y capitnintion inlet Princnes retorted: abdicate. Bureau emperor at Ile No,,Presi It teeing. hi the onhl fO the end of the Ali to tho inottw. unvarying cePtion "A, call to order won't save him from here for Vancouver, B. C, in a day or defeat, caril.g lading tilts tit? 10 vith which war. no matter bow it came. German ars tains crowded with the morning nelloPaPcre the erimihal court." Headquarters rat tho tag 122 south the will She carry two. to see MAXIMUM PRICE was h masses of trocps, kung End The house debated the bill amend- bodies PlcoloCommt Julius found tind others which a "lt dt;rm." an Per And:macro note ing the eonetitution already flier war material Oct. b.) la President wes the WASHINtrl'ON. which press proceothng painted may be recotered before ehe sails. Z.The grow Wilson.' The editorials of fronein orderly fashion. turned, shake his fist FOR WOOL GREASE bureau at German general Saturday. Several orpeakere dieplayedll , The Alice, which hurried to take off his officer W3Awell-feland, headquas, warnispera. d however, hated. to WM, his at The present battle benit, calletailY um gen- anxiety to show superior.", ibis It the reforme were ters has been diseolved. accord:rig ial lee there is a passengers of the Sophia when the hidden snare be- not dictated by that eonvernation-t- s rolcorol, symptomatic alad the maxi- an Metal dispatch today trom Swit- Oct.,24. the anniverreary of Caporetto the enemy. but had the TVASIITNGTOIst, 'Oct. crashed on to a reef in Lynn of This latter I heard lationt last have the the beginning of the r.ttreat to the of some and during many been The zerlandadvocated since of says the spring dispatch levant of the last mum price of le tantepound for camel. north of here, last week, left 7ton rubbe consulsion of telt a the days on I ttrp of more than 400 wool grease f becem- the Berlin newatitpers until tor tikagway. Alaska. tot three effective owl enemy who is not to the affi'i today !early the retrieved yea Thanke to fair weather the Ievit through The Comiervithro. Herr von Oracle. for spreading territory.' was announced today by the but eau Yes Tau", coffin s for the people she expected miles eushed" writes ltraurice cool' get en-- , her,17. scenes BarI witnessed of have vet. been re' left has nalleo where behind la in "' ihe Echo de Paris. that the ProPosed reforms to take outside to Canada and that false news regarding the milltsay war industries board. PIM "The situa1- complained the region sou east of Montella - , thuataam I chill never forget. Chit- 01 sill th clear , 1,0t would destroy all the crown Influence, states. 2 power of the Central Empires- .' I until military defeat and declaredadults lilostements and OW 1 across the in and tb dren through surged force river that tothe Conservative rushed here aallacirleiged or inflicted. Coffins were being 'rade ta t)a, are Increasing steadily and in the best - A It will burin tie train streets, cheering every one in an- Nebraska Plays. Cotner In from Seattle and Alaska the Central Empires party would refuse to 1' day decoratin g' every moOrder notwithstanding tLa constant - Rescue- - workers expected topoints. GERMAN LOSSES such a break with the adadiar reeover Allied unfortn. t Gainsay." motor ear with or and ktrrY from the Ausarten t flags htlins State artillery. tal Writers and War Banned Ornebr t.r. fkcy. bodies of the 343' of cent the Hi LYS-RIVESpectators Today per agree that Count ON 4 mingled with Joyous Traffic has been- ao well organized mrAN't Mei. Gen. Scheuch both declared the Sophia was bent downi"werlik tears represents nobody and, that there was nothing in the reforms 'losta when that there has been scarcely an inter- - -every One wantine to re- 14114 separate peace with h tliorm night. Friday Neb.. Oct. triiby LINOOLN, of German Trie Austria. of roadsstories count le ittardere, absurd which could endanger the oecupatios ...Adverts" LONDOM. Oct. 22, t ' By British ruption. to the t Work of identifieat3on of- th e bodies! and of Nebraska football team will and versity the final deliverance. plains of the Piave are' of the army or the penional re continues today. , ; losses in leading temocrades of Impoosible. meet Cotner college team hers thIs at- - Wireless Service).--Germ- an , the Entente tua with soldiers 'filled and trucks Indescribabis. ,carry intatein Only one between the Prussian king team was offensiveto Cornhusker Joy ternoon. in The lationship the Lys their unavailing attitude: An and the orticent 111111aes PlYed 14.balska W"leY" "'day. river salient lent summer were 14.000 ing war materbil. Whenever a bomb nru., and all their' candi"Tou eannot understand. monstaut, have if Peace but the ilinees of a number of players U116(1.'2.000 prisoner and about 20.- - or shell drops ort the roadways, the The Berlin Vorwaerts. the Socialist 'Rules For Use of Coal us to be rid to means of those it afterwards but only what i , the WesteYsh "(tad ne"glita'.' 000 wounded and missing. according debris is quickly removed and the organ. In sit account of Saturday's , airs illomme.Libra years" said one In- - et of Om game, and the con- pigs after four French -- authoritative ; I. Lot Journal Clubs telligent In road once again is frets calculation. Meeting of the retchstag. ears Eduard woman, ex- - postponement in- - to an By looking Country was ter . Jaya: with Cotner test arranged of Austriart prisoner cap,Taire is e one area O fiv.e miles by three miles. Gangs Bernstein, the Independent Socialist , her hand inside our car at stead. No SPeetatOrle. will-b- e ' ' unique permitted tending ''"' to at are in drive the work tared opportunity a already ; Oct. Roubaix to shake hands and explain to watch todars game becatuo - at the the Germans abandoned 1.600 tone of basis for the leader. complained that the govern.."Iaalrice retainable digging graves for the burial of the ment proemial. constituted only half- clubs are allowed to use bituminous or whSt occasioned the mobbing of Our influenza epidemic. of Central ammunition. The Europa dead. , in reform& voles' a otiVION way hUndreda bemuse of people. If anthracite coal whenever in the press car by tdislocation of the Hapsburg to ,...,.., . the buttniereth in queirtions of war, steam to of the state fuel administrator one hesitated a minute to ask dime-the, - . AUSTRIAN and treaties the people were de- opinionis a NEW a. peace 4- ,clamorous Emmanuel Victor Sees , , . none this fuel for Immediately group the of 47,7. the addition of strengthen MAINTENANCE surplus of being ableto render thesiscto do &rty- - DACE Austrians and12.000,000 eager around, ourse an order would Fuel under Ilatrsadcenter by today se many prtred ' purpost. NOTE RECEIVED " Allies Cross,the Piave , of grayilY la flea"- - ialon. Garfield. They will not thing. 1! . t him, "After all." ternstein added. "the Administrator -t: 7 . use domestic sites of E.ropc This center to The hated Roche had gone. but has be i st211 Wit permitted Vanua or Perlin. kaiser . eats retains were finally the reinitand and new WASHINGTON. Or for signboards money coal - , oct 'ITALIAIsI OF ON I anthracite NTENTEALLIANCE 29.the the placards, a cooking flEADQUAHTERS What Impart if we to the army, which is ex. still preeent I saw men in Ostend Austrian note asking for armistice and ,THtI PIAVE. Monday, Oct. 284.(By I ak hi the mime put VI enna' and tremely spirit - . , 7a c for demoeract heating.. dangerous , . , . ' t , lisimegr climbing poste remsving enemy sign. Victor , peace weeived by Cable today-A- t the Amociated President Wilson refuse. to negotiate ' ' , While plaCeill Beittan ....... 6"; Swedish legation for delivery to Emmanuel saw PresalKing Allied the soldiers the , da piWiLlairNlr' I. with those at the head of affairs, and Plan to Establish Home welcoming ,.. LONDON. Oct. Wirel- Lb. state department. The text la said make the difficult Wilson of. the t , we must meet him if we desire peace," Indories the brave Albeit and their. own eel-- -- ekts Service)Reeolutions unanimous- to be identical with that cabled by the Pieve river. He was dr....ed. as usual. t .,' . Maimed Sailors i For. ;, and (im Aseociated Press from Basel, Switzer- In a uniform made et the same mate-- - t :. I Iivm Moreliend's I Eves7 visiting Allied male pontos ly adopted at the rectot co n ter e nce of land, yesterday. fiat as that of the privite moldier. Candidacy. FLIES 238 MILES ' Hobson for Beltran the 'Soldiers is Endorse(' feint Iirttisds and Italian', frrenh. potential taa The king was under the fire of the I: , ,.: ' ; aa maseniline ' kit et 4 ckt. residents. d well , the as of sections wax nine parliamenand. at various 210.Indors- - Austrian gene ' 644 at ptroct 00Y. ,IN,10S MINUTES enteA00. net. CeTh plan sus- - who are so overjoyed that they want tary committee recommended that the No German Civilians John 11. pionts Where gas shells ancirshnionel, 1 , lla tattm , ekv 1).Mnerat, More,, President Ban It Johnson of to plant ktilsee'Cin tinth cheeks of natizins now united in the- figltt for anatad by were falling. He,spent much time - I,' II Oppirme Bucharest Remain ' at , Om Amorttaa lemma 10 establish a hoe.- - every friendly invader. "To to un. liberty should maintato,their' close ItsOct- 11,...itivitig Pa.. S.nlitor George rtrrmsurta, R.Nbte trig.. 1 near where there was aheavy born- -.- I W. me ItaiJore and tor ineartacitadod soh ',woad. Tau wouldn't have a fighting soctation until the dangers threaten-hu- t at an average speed of more than pilot' , fbc '''"'"""" thlud the Allied pasto ,rdet bardment prevent ,' derived from funds with future to . Warn Ona , MUNI OM! would NO tiro 1TLOgine Ito . . a minute. WASIIINGTON. Oct had 'been removed offi- sage of the river. M. iworld's tert.a by prZa',,,,1"...."noto them James chance. haa 1 boon today Ota to - J have been bidden complete overthrow of tits enemy Pow. cial dispatch from Switzerland today eon ,of the vire the endorsementrecnipts, ' , , ......... .. , '..".1hicio of James C receivend many flags could In a tele- - ttrhoonmaker..Tr.. i tot nit may E. P ,,' . staid several hundred German' coMcials t. ' president of the Pittsburg & take arasident et tha Cleveland- - Baseball away through the German 'ocean. era, , Smith. II Soldiers who in American nt for a towns and cities are gay T ' Another revolution Raid that the had arrived at Viennst.itl the last few lk3rL trig rsilroad. covered the dlatenee of club. 'Antonioni eets ' lIer. despite the drizzle of the governments . of the -- Allied stations Mr. Johnpon's pions, whieb hallhoen iseamitit ' from occupied Rumania and re- ' to Nehrtutkaoft 2211 mites from the Wright flying field -Reserve on the Piave In Lille I saw an should forthwith proceed to prepare days i'f .f th . days. not a single German laid of idr. Moro- at Dayton, 0,, to Pittaburg in one hour erroneously reponse as providing a that ported ' . ' tMtlot lot:" In.'" home for tnalliteld herbal' PlaYecit only. improvised. American Bac or and forty-fiv: a whams for the establishment after civtUajt retnained in Bucharest. ftchoonMinutes. 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