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k, No. XXXIX.
IE, LET III
oe Hillstrdm Thus Orders
Squad .to Shoot Alter Pro-
Ciaimiiiy nio niiiuuuitui;
RlfS GIVE OUT
Facing Death but Pre
viously Creates Great Sen
sation mHis cell
TTACKS PRISON GUARDS
hrlcks In 1 1 In Cell and Fiercely As
jult Guards with Hrooiu linn.
die In uictod hy tlio .Sheriff
When Told To Ho n Man
D; AihxIiIM t'rrM lo Coot liar Timet.)
SALT LAKH CITY, Nov. 19
Fire, let hor go," wero .Tosoph JI til-
kroms last words, uttered nn liistunt
foro tho rlflcH of tho firing squad
nded Ills lllo In tho ponltontlnry
ro this morning. Although self
cicssed mid nsBortcd IiIh Innoccnco
hen ho faced tho executioners, 1 1 1 1 1 -
Irora had n sensational nervous col
ipso Just previously, when ho tied
lie door of IiIb Cell with n strip tdrn
rom Uio blankets, mid fought the
oirds fiercely with tho handle of a
room ho snntehed from nn uttona-
ot In the corridor.
President Apiwn'M
rrcnldciit Wilson twlco appealed
kr further rosplto for Illllstrom imd
be Swedish inlnlstor also Intervened.
lie president's second request wns
bled by dovornor Spry as not De
based on any n6w fnct,B.
! Snvngo Outburst
; Illllitrom'H outburst wan unoxpect-
Ho retired calmly last night but
' i n. m. began slinking tho door of
cell and shrieking, Efforts, to
rlm Mm wero futile. Whon tho
Brdi nrrlvcd to toko him to tho
po of tho execution, ho fought
pm taragoly with a broom handle.
He continued to battle llko n mad
until Sheriff Corlcss, for wJiom
previously manifested n hlch ro-
M, arrived and nppealcd to him.
Listens to Sheriff
"Joe, this is nil nonsonso," said
criesj. 'What do you menu? Yon
Mlied to die like a man."
I HllUtroni hesitated a momont and
l)lclded.
"Well, I'm through," ho said. Hut
pu can't blamo n man for flchtlnir
f bli llfo."
He was taken out nnd quickly nd-
!w io uio donth chair.
Proclaim llinorimrn
tho attendants drew nsldo,
'"rom stralKlitonoii in ik oi.nir
ll 'Poke, his volco clonr but low.
mo jiko H man, j ,10Vor did
V rt"iS In iny llfo, I dlo fighting,
I1 like a coward. Wnii'i'.,. nnim
lyo. OVerVlimlv
lThn Just boforo tho rifles crack-
' "Lot hor nn . ir .iin.i
pUtttly,
Jl thtml-ts- ".
P Hlllstrom caso has becomo n
"" one, bocauso of his many
"Wulzers and tlm tnrt h,.i i..
f,eill Minister to this country
"'0 President of tlm iiniioii
le Interceded.
P"Pli Hlllstrom was convicted of
"Order of John (1 Morrison, a
er Of Salt Lnkn CAtv nn.l l.la
" Af'lng. 17 years old, at Morrl-
'tore In tlio oiithorn pqrtlou
' city about 9 o'clock on tho
81ng Of Jnnn,.!.., in inn
snooting was wltncssod by
"'uiribon. unothnr nmi 11
Old. According tn Mile imv'ii
T. tthlnl, ... ... . . .
, " corronprntea on
' Point by other ovldonco, two
ked
won entered tho storo with
Bfeh - . .
i " I'lStols and. Snvlntr "Wn'vn
you now- oppneil fro 0It Mor.
. wnoveli mortally wounded,
--vi uirougu Ills chest.
ItliV 111! i I.
14,., ""' ii iwiieu.
.I mi io an ico uoi
lne StOr. inNn.l no ...li...
iolver anf.A ",.'?."" v...
If to u muu, iioiuru II1U
I k. "'d shot again ho fell pierc
.'f three hnii. ., ...... .. .
r any Thn mnn 4i.n -o.. ,
. - ".VM H.VH U11 1IU1U
lore. one of thorn exclaiming
run Southward from tlin nlnrA.
n,r rv'vlnK son bent over his
r hs i becan,e unconscious af
hi ,nf",,re where his as
L ' Were antl died foon after-
v..i i ,. .
"Witrom .,-..' c,, - ',
..,:: " .Known as jo i
61", LAST words
...
SKILLED WORKMAN TO
ot lta UtU "Tha
at nil Uaiea to
lta cmcrgta to
Established 1878
An Tho Const Mall.
IS MADE
MAN AT SEATTLE MAKES CLAIM
AHOUT HILLSTKOM
Hays Ho Was With Man Executed
Today on Night of tho
Murder
ID AmoclalM rrnt lo Coo Dt Timet
SEATTLE, Wash., Nov. 19. Win.
Husky made an affidavit Inst night
thnt ho wos with Hlllstrom con
tinually from 2 p. m. to 10 p. m.
on tho day of tho murder and that
ho and Hlllstrom woro socking work
nt tho Murray smoltor near Salt
Lnko City. Tho affidavit wob made
boforo John Chnpoll, a notary pub
lic. Telegrams containing a sum
mary of Husky's nffldavit woro sont
at 2 o'clock this morning to Gover
nor Spry, President Wilson nnd
Hlllstrom's nttornoy.
hy n doctor near Murray, Utah,
two and n hnlf miles south ot tho
Hceno of tho crlmo. Hlllstrom stag
gered Into tho doctor's homo two
hours after tho shooting, with n
largo bullet wound through his loft
lung. I To told tho doctor ho had
boon shot In a quarrol over a wo
man nnd requested that nothing bo
said regarding his visit or wound.
Tho doctor, not having hoard of
tho murders, treated tho wound nnd
took Hlllstrom to n house whoro ho
had boon staying for sovcral days.
News of tho in u r dors recalled tho
enso to tlio doctor and ho Informed
tho officers.
l'lnds n Pistol
Tho doctor found nn nutomatle
pistol, of tho snnio callhro as shells
found In tho grocery after tho shoot
ing, In Illflstroiu's pocket. Hlllstrom
threw tho weapon nway after loav
Ing tho doctor's liqinc. Hlood wns
found nt sovoral Vlaccs between
tho storo and tho homo ot tho doc
tor nnd, members of tho family
where Hlllstrom lived said a com
panion had visited him Into tho
night of tho murders, tcikou pu
vntely with lilin nnd left. This man
was not npproheudod nnd haui not
boon heard ot olnco.
Description (liven
Tho Morrison boy, becnuroof tlio
AFFIDAVIT
masks and; confusion 'of tho shoot-pinny
ing, was not nldo to' Idoptlfy Hlll
strom excopt In n gehornl descrip
tion of his slzo nnd clothing, but
(Particular description of HlllBtrom
as one of tho assailants seen In
bright moonlight near an electric
arc lamp with snow on tho ground.
Hlllstrom also was Identified as a
mnn who visited tho storo tho af
ternoon of tho murders and talkod
with Morrison.
Claimed Innocence
Hlllatrom's recovery from his
wound wns rapid nnd complete Ho
has always malntnlnod his Inno
cence, but hns never told whore ho
was the night of tho murders, or
who shot him. Ho created a scone
at his trial by dramatically 'dis
charging his attorneys In open court
Iator giving as his rcuBon tlielr
falluro to "tear young Morrison
to pieces on cross-examination," re
ferring to tho boy who witnessed
tho shooting.
Ho refused to go on tho witness
Btnnd hfmsolf or to offor nny ovl
donco as to whoro ho was -or what
ho did tho night of tho murders.
Ho wns found guilty hy tho trial
Jury, tho Judgmont was affirmed by
tho Supremo Court, and tho board
of pardons, after an exhaustive re
view of tho caso, declined to com
mute his Bc'ntcnco of death.'
Sentenced to bo Shot
Ho was Fontonccd to bo shot Oc
tobor 1, nnd wns reprieved by Oov
ornor Spry Soptombor 30 nt tho
request of President Wilson, who
acted on a roquost of tho Swedish
Minister, Tho caso Imd previously
been Investigated for tho Swedish
Mlnlstor by tho Swedish vico-coasul
for Utah, a well-known attomoy,
who advised that his Investigation
developed nothing that would Jus
tify tho board of pardons In com
muting the sontonco.
Ilcfuteil to Tell
HlllBtrom declined to mako any
statement before the board of par
dons or to glvo any Information
as to whoro ho was or what ho did
tho n " of tho homicides or tho
LAS", HILLS GAL TWO.,
circus es under which, or tho
place whoro he received his wound.
Ilo also declined to give tho board
any reason why he should receive
clemenoy and refused to let his
own counsel or any member of the
board Interrogate him on anv suu-
!.-.- it iwinriwi hfl did
jcl "TV "":..:: ::: ;,
(Saos
MARSHFIELD, OREGON,
II TROOPS
START MUTINY
Refuse to March Against Bag
dad Because of Sacred Ob
jects in the City
British Execute Every Tenth
Indian of Several Battal
ions, With no Effect
STORY IS FROIvi BERLIN
Statement. Told In n Dispatch From
Const ntlnoplo to (ionium News-
paper Detention Is in
Mesopotamia
(lljr Auodtte.1 Prrn lo Cum lit? Time.
HUHLIN, Nov. 19. (WIroleBs to
Snyvllle.) Tho Hrltlsh advance
ngntnst Hngdad has been checked
south of Kut In Mesopotamia, by n
mutiny of Indian troops who refus
ed to march further agaliiBt Hng
dad because of tho presence In that
city ot objects sacred to their re
ligion, according to n dispatch
from Coiitiintlnoplo to tho Frank
furter Zcltung.
Tho Urltlsh executed every tonth
Indian soldier of sovoral battalions,
but tho ludlnns refused to continue
tho march.
trial, which the board nnd his own
counsel informed him tho hoard
was powerless to grant.
Subject of Sweden
Hlllstrom, who says ho has bcon
n machinist and laborer, claims to
bo a Swedish subject and on thnt
ground tho iutorcut of tho Swcdlr
Minister wns obtained. Hlllstrom
wns n member ot tho Industrial
Workors of tho World, tho membora
of which have been nctlyo In de
manding hisjmrdou or retrial. Res
olutions to that effect hnvo been
passed all over tho United Stntes
niul In Hnvnrnl fnrnlL'n rnnnlrlnn.
of them showed ignornnco
of, tho crlmo chnrged against Hill
stroni nnd indicated a belief thnt l
ho was accused ot soino political
offousu, Tho Governor's offlco.hnn
received thousands of communica
tions on tho subject.
Petitions nnd 'Iirc,iut.
As the day sot for his execution
approached the number ot commun
ications sometimes reached 400 a
day. Many of tlieso contained
threats of death to tho Governor
and membora of his family, who
woro placed under guard. Other
thrents wero to 'destroy buildings
nnd other property and many bu
liovo a recent attompt to burii a
leading hotol was tho work of Hlll
strom sympathizers. lClaborato po
lice precautions hnvo existed hero
for weeks past as a result of tho
throats.
Many Syiiipatlil.ers.
Several local sympathize! h, in
cluding n woman Instructor at tho
Stato Unlvorslty, have boon actlvo
In tholr efforts to obtain a now
trial, n pardon or commutation for
Hlllstrom. Ono of theso, who mat
a cable to Swollen in Hlllstrom's
Intorost, ealdho doslrsd him sot
at llborty, guilty or Innocent.
Tho moro" prominent local advo
catos of HIIIstrom'B chubo wero
cited boforo tho board of pardons
Ir. Soptombor nnd requested to pro
sent any facts they had In addition
to thoBo offered at tho trial., AJf
admitted they had no additional evi
dence to offer.
.May Hnvo "con ltovengr,
PROGRESS
CHECKED
Mnny porsons familiar with thefow 8mionlroadnouKhts authorized
caso bollovo tho murdors woro fofj 0J.' (l0 jtt8t CQsr08a ban shown flu
rover.go, ns no attempt nt rohlmijHy that nono comes within tho llm
was nado wbon Morrison was killed. it i,e,t,,hy .Cwigrrss. Tho govern
Morrison had boon a pollco offleor
and' was known as a man of gr.Mt
resolution and courage, which ho
bad. demonstrated on two former
occasions In encounters wlt'i rob
bers. Four men entered Ills st'iro
tho evening of February 2, l'Jft3,
and demanded that ho throw up
his hands. Instead of complying,
Morrison killed ono man who was
carried away by tho others, whp
escaped.
Attacked Again.
Morrison's second encounter was
the nlphi of September 20, 1913,
when he was walking homo from
the store with $800 in cash In his
pocket. Two holdups confronted
hira and demanded tho money. Mor-
tria - on urou- i.i mstoi and roi on
BUILD; ANY
way
MEMI1EII OP THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1915
AIRSHIPS STARTER
FIKST IT. 8. HQUAIHtOX SIAIvHS
I'LldllT TODAY
Hall from Fort SHI, Oklahoma, to
New Homo at (fan Antonio
Texas
(11 AmocUIixI Pitih to Cooa rtr Time,
FOItT SILL, Oki'n., Nov. 19.
The first aero sqiiadrou ot ' the
United States army, composed of
six aeroplanes, sailed from hero
this morning on tho flight to tholr
now quarters nt San Antonio.
ASK CHI TO JOIN
KXTNNTK ALTj1F.S SHKIC ALLI
ANC OF COIJNTUY
Plan, It In Stated, Is to Prcsoivo
Peace in Fast and Present
Fiiclloii With Japan
IO AMOclitM rrna to Ccx Dt TtmM.
WASHINGTON, 1). C Nov. 19.
Great Hrltaln, France ami Russia
have united In mi, effort to add
China to tho entente nlllanco in
order to prevent possible friction
In tho future between Japan nnd
China, nnd to presorvo the pcaco
of tho far Fast. If China agrees
do tho plan, military participation
In tho present war will not bo ox
pected. Tho negotiations thus far nro In
tho convcrsntlonnl atngo at Peking,
with no indications as to China's
attitude Although tho United
States Is boltig kept Informed Its
diplomatic representatives at Poking,
nnd tho ICuropenn capitals aro re
fraining from participation.
HTIIUGGLF ON FOIPOSSKSSIOX
OF HFIIMISILLO.'SOXOHA
Iteport Is That- Obregou Is Ilepulscd
hy tlio Vlila Foi-com Xear
Cmmiicn
(11 AkxkUIM 1'rna u Coo JUjr Tlmn.)
NOP ALUS, Nov. 19. A bnttlo for
tho possession of Hormoslllo, the
capital of Sonora, has bcon n prog
rolls'' BJi'ico'ycsterdny, according to ad
vices to Villa officials here'. It Is nt
so roported that Obrogon was re
pulsed near Cauanca.
OIUFfl'S TO ICXGLAXD HHAHCIP
IXG AMKHICAX VKSSKL
Claims that Itevci't Act nt Progrtso
In In Ylidatlon of .Mexican
Xeutrallly
til AuhIiU4 IVm io Cooi lit Tlmt..
WASHINGTON, I). C, Nov. 19.
Tho Carranza government has pro
tested to Great Urltalu against tho
recent for'ciblo searching of tlio Amur1-
Icaii stoamor Zoalaudlu at Progrosso
as a violation of Mexican neutrality.
BIDS ARE TOO BIG
'FAIL TO COMi: WITIIIX LIMIT OF
GOVKHXMKXT
('o'veiiiineiil May lliiild Two of U. S.
SiiptTdi-euduuuglit itt Us
Own Yards
(B Ataocltt. VPMt Ir Coot lit TIoim.)
WASHINGTON, I). C, Nov. 19.
Careful rovlew ot tho prlvato bldi
for hulls and machinery for tho two
ment may build tho uhlps In Us own
yards.
fire and, after sovoral shots had
Icon exchanged, both ran away,
Morrison said ho thought ho know
the men who tried to hold him rp,
but would mako no charge, as lie
was In doubt and fcarod to accuso
somcono unjustly. Some bollovo
HlllBtrom .and his companion word
theso men.
Morrison had a wifo and five
children, bosldes the boy who was
killed with him.
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Hotel. MAKI-J HKSKHVATIOXS in
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nnd n good menu.
MS F GHTING
MEXICO
T T
COMMON LABORER CAN
itttUH
EVENING EDITION.
SERBIAN GITY
T TO FALL
Little Hope Entertained That
Monastir Will Escape Be
ing Taken by Bulgarians
ITALY if ENGAGE
This News Gives Encourage
ment That Country May
Not be Entirely Crushed
RUSSIANS HOLDING RIGA
HcportH Frnpu Fastcni Wont Ktato
'"tlio Ocmfnns Hnvo llceii Itepulscd
Aeroplane Squadron Attacks
the Urltlsh Camp,
111 AmocIiIM rrM lo coi IIt Tlmo.l
LONDON, Nov. 19. Tho. capturo
of TiOOO moro Serbian prisoners
was announced today by Ileritn.
London sayn tho fato of tlio Mon
astir Is not yet known definitely,
but thoro Is llttlo hopo It will es
cape the Ilulgnrlans.
Some hopo, however, Is entertain
ed that Serbia mny not bq com
pletely crushed by tho unofficial
news that tho Anglo-French forces
nro- now assuming formldnhlo pro
portions, na well as tho hints that
Italy Is in tho vergo of actual par
ticipation In tho llnlkan campnlKii.
Uneasy at. Athens
Tho retreat of tho SorblniiB to
ward tho Albanian border Is caus
ing Increasing uneasiness In Atlions,
but developments Uiero nro not In
terpreted as being unfavorable to
tho entonto nllios, London claims.
Germans lleputsed
Llttlo news comes from tho Knnt
ern front in nddltton to tho ropnrts
thnt tho Gorman attack south ot
Klga was ropulsed and the Austro
Gorman attempts to cross tho Styr
Hlvor In Gnllcla bavo boon resumed.
Fight on West Front.
In tho west a German noroplano
squndron attackod the Urltlsh camp
west of PoporliiRho, Holglum, . A
spirited artillery dunl Is reportod
in Argouuo and Vosgcs. Thoro Is
flgllt.lng with hnnd grenades In At
ence, on tho Austro-ltnlliiii front.
Itoino reports n continuation of
the desperate and long-continued
stcugglo for Gorlzln.
RECEIVED BJ KING
FHHNCH CAmXIlT mixiktkh
(ULIS OX ('IIIIP.K MOXAIKMI
Thoso Favoring Allies Hopo Itenc-
flclnl Intliicnco Wl'l Ho He-
Hiilt of Coiifei-enco
(11 AuotlilMl I'itii to Coot lit Timet.
PA HIS, Nov. 19. DonyH Cochin, n
French cabinet minister, was recelv
e .JfOBl.qrday by King Constantino
siiys u Havns dispatch. Thoso fav
oring tho entonto powers iopo tho
visits will hnvo a boueflclnl Infill
euro on tho relations between Greeco
and tho Allies. ,
(JOVHHXMHXT WANTS STHUCT-
OiVaij stkkl foh homi: rsn
WJII Ho xdcd lo Ilitlld tho Tno
Xont American Itnttlo&hlpt.
Ordereil
(11 AMixlilfrl ITMt la Coot lit TIuim,
WASHINGTON, U. C, Nov. 19.
Congress may bo asked to placo a
temporary embargo oh tho exports
of structural steel to tho Kuropenn
hdlllg'o'rmlls In order to afford a stif.
flclcnt supply for iihii In. tho con
struction of the two battleships, tho
bids for which woro pponed nt tho
navy dopnrtmont Wodnesdayi
Tho entire output of American
plants Is taken by tho warring na
tions and nolthor battleship can bo
laid down boforo noxt summer.
Secretary Daulols announcod that
plans woro under consideration for
tho two 36,000 ton battleships to bo
Included in tho first yeur's pro
gram. VFSSKL MO VF..M K.VTS
Ait1vc1
F. A. Kilburn, Portland, 8 a. m,
today.
Sailed
Adcllnn Smith, San Franclscn, 1,0
a ra, today. ,
BOO
Ml
AS
EMBARGO
A Consolidation
nnd Coos nay
IR
BOATS
SUN
TWO ItltlTISIl GUXItOATH DK
STHOYKD HY (IIMIMAXS
Urltlsh Auxiliary Cruiser Pain Sent
(o Hottoin Off the Coast
of Africa.
in AuocltltJ rrcM lo Coot Ot Tlmr.,
lIKltLIN, Nov. 19. Two Urltlsh
gunboats woro mink In tho Med
iterranean off tho Kgyptlan Const
by a Gorman sulfmarlne, according
to nn official announcement nt tho
Admiralty today. A Gorman sub
marine on November 5, tin tho north
African const, sank by using a tor
pedo, tho Urltlsh auxiliary cruiser
Para.
LEADERS CDNFER
KITCFXKIt VISITS FUKXCII (II2X
KHAL AT SALON I IU
Holds Confeienco With Chief of
Oriental Fmvoi and lioae
Without Debarking
(11 AucKlnltJ rrt.i lo Coo lit Tlmr
SALONIKI, November 19. Field
Marshal Kitchener today con
ferred with General Sarrall,
commundor In chief of tho French
army In tho Orient, and left Imme
diately without debarking.
AXOTHKK ATTACK MADK
AUSTRIAN' AlltSIIIPS
HY
This Tlmo (ho Mouths Am Directed
Against. Military KMnhllsh.
inoiit of tho City
(D AatoclttM rrtm lo Coot nt Tlmr,
VIUNNA, Nov. 19. Venice has
again been bombarded by Austrian
aqroplaiicHV An -otflclnl announce
ment was mado today that nn norlal
sqiindrpu attacked tho military es
tablishment of that city yesterday
afternoon.
CHASE AVIATORS
GKIIMAX Allt.MKX Pl'lt.Hl'KD
i TIIK FHHXCII MACHIXIM
HY
Thrvo Driven Away Hut (fillers Mnn-
ago to Drop Hoitibi at
Liinevllle, Franco
D AmocUI4 I'rttt It Coot lit TIsim.)
PAHIS, Nov. 19. Klght German
aviators flying over Liinovlllo wero
pursued by French airmen. Flvo of
tliojn wero driven away, but the oth
ers succeeded In throwing down sov
oral bombs. Three persons woro
wounded.
may kkaoii i:i(Jhti:i;.
.MILLIOX A'lTIIXDAXCi:
SAN FHANCI8CO, Nov. 19.
Attondnuco figures at the
Panamn Pacific exposition
passed tho 17,000,000 murk
today. Thoro remains prac
tically 10 days In which tho
exposition may reach tho 18,
000,000 mark sot for It by the
officials,
BODIES TAKEN OUT
six moki; hi:covkih:d fhom
mini: at kavi;mali:
Thoro Aro S'l'l Sixteen Jloro o ho
Itoinovod Kmciierri ,
Aro At Work
(11 Au(kI1 rrt to Coot lit Timet.) '
SKATTLK, Nov. 19 Tlio bodies
of six inon recovered from the North
western Improvement Company's
m I no at Itavensditln last' ulgbt and
this morning, making 15 recovered
In all, and leaving 10 bndlos tillll in
tho mine, la which tho dust explo
sion occurred last Tuesday.
Tho last six bodies recovered woro
found n a gangway. Tho bodies of
the sixteen men yet to be brought out
are In chutes.
Tho rescuers may oncountcr fal
lon coal or timbers in Booking thorn
Phut In any evont, It is almost cor-
tain they will bo reached boforo
night fall,
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A Southwest Oregon Paper
Tliat'a what tho Coos Hay Times la. A Soatfc
wcat Oregon paper for Southwest Oregon peeyl
and doTotod to Uio host latorcaU of thia groat
icctloa . Tho Times altvaya boosts sad smtsv
biocka,
of Times, Coast Mail Mn 101
Advertiser. lWm ,ul
Official Statement Says Sub
marine Fired at wireless
Without any Warning
AT
Claim is Made That Life6oats
Were Fired Upon After
They Were Lowered
CREW JEERED VICTIMS
Austrian Flag Was linn Up on tho
Siiluuarliiu Delayed Alemagcn
Say Copy of Iteport Wiw Sent
Ambassador Pago nt Homo
NAPLKS, Nov. 18. (Dolayad In
Transmission.) An official report
ot tho Investigation of tho sinking
ot the Anconn, it was nnnounqed
wns sont to American Ambassador
Pago at Homo tonight. Tho Inves
tigation reached tho conclusion that
tho submarine fired a sholl ngalnst
the wireless apparatus on tho An
conn without warning.
Tho Anconn stopped Immediately.
Fired on Llfo Heat.
Tho Anconn stoppod Immediately.
Tho submnrlno at once launcliod a
torpedo and flrcifon tho llfo boats
as thoy woro launcliod, tho report
alleges.
liaised Austrian ling
Tho submnrlno holscd the Aus
trian flag as tlio Aucotia camo to a
halt, Tho Ancona was about, to
bolso the Itallnn oiibIkii, but the
flag reached only half way up tho
must when tho submnrlno launch
oil a torpedo 'which struck the
steamer amidships.
.leered tlio Victims
The captain of tho Anconn, tho
account says, ordored tho llfo boats
lowered, but wlillu tills was being
douo, the submnrlno' continued fir
lug against tho steamers' boats.
Pome of tho boats woro plorced
by shot, obliging tho survivors to
lino tholr clothes to stop up the
holes. In tho meantliiio, It Is al
leged, thoso on hoard the BUbmnrlno
Jcorcd tho victims.
T
FHK.NCII DHKSSMAKKHtt HF.FUSli
TO SI ILL TO AMIIIUCANB
Aro Of (Irrumii Origin and Said to
Ho Iluylng for llrldo of
ProSldent
(11 AuocltltJ ritu to Co Bt Tlron.J
. PAIU8, Nov. 19. Tho Paris
dressmakers syildlcato tins blacklist
ed two AmorlcJin customers of Ger
man origin, quo ot them namod ICur
ziimnii, reputed to hnvo boon com
missioned t buy gwns for Mrs. Nor
man Gait, who Is to bo tho bride ot
President Wilson, according to tho
newspaper 1 Oeuvro.
Newspaper avers that Kurziimpn
hns threatened to ralso a diplomatic
question because of tho refusal to
accept orders from him. Tho news
papor declares, however, that each
house from which ho ordored gowpa
has offered to supply them with lta
compliments to Mrs. Cult without
having them pass through his hands
us Intermediary.
HL'AVY (JALICS OX
ATLANTIC. COAST
(11 AuottM rrM to e tit TlmM.)
NKW YOHK, Nov, 19,
Heavy galea whipped the At
lantic coast from Maine to
Florida today Tho Norwo.
gau hurk Killona wa.a.drlvf
eu usltoro near , TJrunawtck,
Ga.
PUOGHKSSIVIvS
WILL IfAVE TJCKET
ID Auoclttt-l rrttt la CM 1HJ TtlXM.l
CHICAGO, Nov. 19. Geo,
f. Porkins, conferring here
today with local leaders,
said the progressive party
"must and will have a nation
al tlckot in tho field In 1916."
Th "Joy Mqii'' hi th sjwwl ,of
Health, wnlth and HflinlHw, FlHd
him at blK "Joy" Dkuc toulyht-
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