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LOSE LIFE
ALONG BATTLE LINE
OF EASTERN FRANC
BJIKEHNKSS, England, via T.nn
ilon, Nov. 27, nfl p. m. Thirty lioil
i! from tlio Dritfch bnttlwhip llr.l
vrnrk were recovered from tlio rivor
Tnimtnng today. The Itulwurlc was
blown tip off SIi(i'niois yostTluy,
jiroMimnldv tlio ivhiiH of an intrnwl
cxplnmon.
Most of tho bodies so fur recov
ered nro nutiluted almost beyond
Moitifioiition. Many pathetic (.cent'
woio witnessed ns relntives nsiem
blcd in nn effort to obtain informa
tion concerning those on the ill-fated
viii-ship. Up to tho present time,
however, tho authorities have not
given out a list of the lost.
LONDON. Nor. 27. It wns offl
clnlty announced here Thursday that
tho nrltlsh battleship Ilulwark had
been blown up off Shcerness.
Only twelve men out of tho 700
or R00 on board the Ilulwark were
saved.
According to tho admiralty tho ex
plosion which resulted In the destruc
tion of the Ilulwark is "believed to
hnvo originated in her own magazine.
The announcement of. the dlsanter
to the Hulwark was made by Wlty-I
ton Spencer Churchill, first lord of!
tho admiralty, shortly before -1 o'clock
yesterday afternoon.
Tho explosion which destroyed the
Bulwark occurred at 7:53 a. in. A
vice-admiral and a rear-admiral who
were at Shecrnesa reported that they
wcro convinced that tho disaster was
caused by a mngazlno explosion.
Thoro was an upheaval o' ho water.
"When tho smoko line, cleared away
the ship had entirely disappeared.
An inquiry will bo bold tomorrow
and tho Admiralty believes that it
may throw so mo light upon tho occurrence.
Mr. Churchill speaking in the
liouso of commons concerning tho
li&astcr said:
"Tho loss of the ship does not sen
sibly affect our military position, but
1 regret tho loss of lite, which wan
very heavy. Only twelve men were
Bnvcd. All the 'officers nnd the rest
of tho crew, which I supposo amount
ed to between 700 nnd S00, perished."
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PARIS, Nov. U7.-TI.0 French war ' ., """'' - a..--aoiio.
office Rftvo out nn orr.einl statement ,lor 0vwny n"VM V"1"' mwA m ",e
tl.U nftenioon as follews: supreme eourt to have sent up for
"The slackening onhemtillerv fin.!' V10 Cl,,,n' l'.mm ",ho ";
of the enemv was noted nil nlung the . "f'T " T-i T"1 ' 0""! v
line during the day or November ofl.'lalitornin lintlmml company pivoly
Twoinfantrv attacks diroeted airainst , " nhmt -V00.00n news of land in
l,n ),.,n.U r i.,i.,a .,:..i. i,.i Oregon oMlmnlcil to be worth ..(.-
thrown down on the right hank of the
Yscr to tin south of Dixmude wore
easily repulsed.
"There was no other engagement on
the rest of the front in Mclpium, nnd
as far ns tho Oise, nor wns then nny i
notion on the Aisue or in Cham
pagne. Nevertheless Kheims was
rather violently bombnrUeil during
the time that n number of journalists
from neutral countries were making
a. visit to tho city.
"In the Argonne some infantry at
tacks resulted in the loss nnd then
the recapture of certain trenches.
The men engaged in this fighting
never exceeded n battalion. The
ground lost nnd then retaken wns
never more than twenty-five vnnN.
Along the heights of the M"emc nnd
in the Vosges there is nothing to report."
000,000.
The land was granted lo the rail
road by act of congress, but the gov-
TREES
SHELTER
SHARP
SHOOiERS
OF ALLIED ARMY
IWUIS, Nov. 2".--I)i'serlhliiK tho
difficulties encountered b tho Ger
mans In tho hilly, wooded country of
tho Argonne, a whiter of a Gorman
detachment detailed to rid tho forest
of l-Vench troops that were menacing
the left flank of the German army
operating In that region writes:
"At tho entrance, to the Argonno
wo met a company of light cavalry
that had received the same, order ns
eminent has charged that the terms u,,. -$u xr.iy smirch,' they said, 'as
were not enrried out mid the land much as you like. Yesterday, without
having seen n single man, we lost (50
SUBMARINES FLED
WHEN SHELLS FELL
UPON
ZEEBRUGGE PH
forfeited. The ease bus gone through
the ditt riot and circuit courts. The
motion to certify up the en tin recoidl
In dead and wounded.' Thoro nre
hardly nny roads In the forest. It Is
is unusual, but was made in view of n nearly Unpenetrable thicket. From
the importance ot the case and ot the
belief on the part of the government
attorneys that questions certified to
by the court of the circuit eomt of hidden In the branches of tres. In tho
every sldo wo wcro fired on and no
where could wo see even tho ovl
dencos of a soldier, they were so well
LONDON, Nov. ii". It was report
ed by Lloyd's today that two British
steamers were sunk off Havre yoter-
dny by (leniiau submarines. The
steamers were the Malachite, and
l'liino, The cieus of both vessels
were rescued. The men from the
Malachite were landed ut Southamp
ton and those from tho I'limo at IV
camp, u French poll on the Knglish
channel.
! ft Tnftaj
Resolve, to smoko Gov. Johnson cl
lr. tho host, and thoroby patronUn
homo Indimtrr, If
Greatest of All
Human Blessings
The rwl woinli'ifut tliln,, 1 1 Cm ferli:
In love ixirt'H!it'd In thn lull Inct liifiiiil,
a ii iiiuuiur tiiDitt
IiUWim.I comforts ,ir
i.HctiiMt motlinm li
tlio vnll Itimwu
'.Mother's 1rlcinl."
'Dili I nil ettnriiiil
nri'llciiiluii to I'linlil.i
the iitxtoiiiliuit mini
clou to ln'Oinno morn
rllnnt, to oxiMiiit
imtumlh wltlioiit
iiiihin lulu fro .i tliu
strain upon renin nml IlKniiinili.
willvl wn illrt'vliM ujioti thimo miinntrn
tiivnlvvil It siHittiMt iho nun network of
nrrvrn Willi which nil tho imuo'eit nro
tniipllpd. Thim n nrr.it tthnrn of tln imlii
mi much Orviuieil nmy l.o aol.ini unit tho
jutIihI of rxp.'ctnni'y ivikxiI hi comfort.
Thcro i no Ointlon hut vlnit uiirh
ri'tlof hns n uuukcil hiilin-or.) hihjii tho
i;i'iii'nt lunllli uf tlio iiiothcr.
ir. it llttlo tnmk Heel ly limit much in.
ful .Information N clvi'ii to biixi.riiicit
truthrr. It trtli how to tixn "Mothcr'H
Kripnd" ntut how to nvol.t cnhlnir lirrasi.
It Unn lieen rrrnrit In our lidKimlory
for over foity jisum nmt In Uwi fuvor
nll)' lu nuwt itruKMlatn rirwhen. lit
i bottl to-ilay nmt wrltn for hoo' to
Ilniillli'M IlrKUluliir Co., 303 Uiiimr llhlit,
AtUiitn. (I.i, ll mint tu nnk for una
m-o tlwl yuu net ".tollicr' J-Vlcml."
CALL 645Y
(, V, Hoot. JOIt II, (', Keiitner
HOMEMADE CIDER
filial iintcoil I'Vesli mid Matlo I'kiiii
Selected, Washed Apples
UNION FEED AND
LIVERY STABLE
FULL EQUIPPED
LIVERY STABLE
AMBULANCE SERVICE
1112 South Uivorflido
Plionuino.
GAUNYAW &.
BOSTWICK
Proprietor
appeals will not dispose of the whole
cae.
RUSSIA 10 ADMIT
IAS PRESENTS FREE
BRITAIN FINANCED WORLD
(Continued from Vaeo 1.)
I
money market was in better position
now than nny money .market in the
world. The treasury had just floated
the largest loan ever raised in the his
tory of the world, nnd the success of
this measure, .Mr. LIoyd-OeorKt said,
he took, ns justification of the gov
ernment's action. He pointed out
'that before the loan of :i.')0,0n0,000
pounds sterling, he nlready hod rais
ed JIO.IMO.000 nounds sterlim; mfiO.-
STOCK1IOI.M. Nov. 2 Russian 'uuO.OOO) for the same purpose, so
children will receive their Christmas, U ,,rnol5wlnv . Klti Vi (,
Klfts from America If American chll J 440,000,000 jwunds sierlinj: (.fJ.'JOO,
drcn have done their duty. Nelson 000,000) from the same market.
Morris, tho American minister In jn 8mte 0f the absence of the mn-
Stockholm, hau tnkm mi with tlu ..1.: .. n... ......i 1 . i.:..i.
, , I'liiiii-ry 01 inc muck eACiiaiim', a.iiicii j
Itussian authorities the uestlon of ad- waa n 8erious detriment, the entire; J:
mtttlng tho gifts and of facllltatlnB ' ionn has been subscribed. There (:
lial alilnnmnl nn.l rlffalrllidllnn Ifla I . . nAn .... IE!
...v.. u...,....w... .. u.a...u..... were Jiennv 11 11.11 1 iinnn icnnis nn
efforts havo met with ready response 4ie ,.0veni'ment felt it was its dtitv
on the part of the Russians and In to Rjve ,ie first allotments to the
Blves assurance of arrangements for jnun applicants who, with the finnn-
thlckets nnd trenches. An advance
was Impossible. Rut wo tried it
again after a nlght'lr repose, nnd with
out being able to reach a single, enemy
we lost 200 men In tuo days.
"The men posted in those trees nre
excellent mnrskmen, as well as won
derfully nglln and clever In conceal
ing themselves. In spite of all our
efforts we were unable to dislodge
them and finally were forced to
abandon the effort to drive them out,
put ourselies on the defensive nnd
dig ourselves In to oscapo their
murderous fire."
the prompt handling of the part of
the Christmas ship's cargo destined
for that country.
einl houses, had enabled the govern
ment to rnie this large sum of money
without any of the expedients to
which Germany had to resort to raise
n smaller loan at a hichcr rate of
taken , jtcrel.
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XOTICH.
We the undersigned have
over the Stag bur and moved contents j
to the Oaks. All bills will be pnld to ' Why Not
ami from the Oaks. I Get tho best smoko, Gov. Johnson,
213 M. & C. J. ADAMS. I and also patronlro homo. '
For vrtae vrV.lo droning
for tired feet ot the end of
tbe dr notUo can ooat
pare with our jfenuino
GDnllCften t
Dttily
Felt Slippers'
51.00 rt to jftu.tMi
All .St)lis
At the Blgu of
"Cooo Stiocs"
oritisiTi-: iWist oiTicK
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W'm'''' iXmm THE TURKI,H BLENP I
iplii 'fJH Men ot the binrvicc
ififfi"' V -wB toll tnir comrades
19PV W sSsMtssi everywhere of this B
mm! v TbbbB distinctive smoke
lawf,'ill',i II S BIBBII w. H
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CENTRAL AVENUE
M ANN S CHRISTMAS SALE I MANNS
NKA11 POSTOlWrCE
Shop Early Only 21 Shopping Days Before mas
XMAS SALE OF READY-TO-WEAR GARMENTS
New Winter Coats, Suits, Skirts
SPECIALS
25 Heavy Winter Coats, in
misses' and women's sizes, up
to $9.00 values,
this sale
$4.98
25 Handsome New Coats for
women, in black and colors,
juanv of these coats are worth
$18, Saturday,
each
$11
and Dresses go ing in this sale at 20, 33'. and 50 off.
10 Children's Winter Coats,
odd styles, real 5.00 vahies, to
lose out quick, (D
$25.00 Suits now $16.98
$30.00 Suits now. $19.08
$35.00 Suits now $22.50
$-15.00 Suits now $27.50
10 OFF ON FURS
50 Women's Tailored Skirts,
good styles and colore, values
up to $8.00, this to A QQ
sale, each T.O
$1.50 Petticoats Qftp
$-1 All-Silk Guar- toJ AQ
anteed Petticoats.. tlT:0
20 OFF ON DRESSES
XMAS SALE OF DRESS GOODS AND SILKS
During this sale we will give
buy Sensible Gifts.
75c DRESS GOODS 48c
38-inch All-Wool Batistes in
all colors
08-inch All-Wool Storm
Serge
38-inch All-Wool French
Serge
38-inch Fanny Chocks
38-inch Fancy Plaids
'12-inch Shepherd Checks
Values up to 75c, sale price..
10 off on all Dress Goods and Silks a great opportunity to
48c
Yd.
10-ineh Crape de Chene, now, yd. $1.35
JMI-inch All-Silk Messalinc, now, yd 80
$2.00 Fancy All-Wool (Vcpes, yd $1.09
75c All-Silk aMcHsalincs, now, yd .48
$3.50 Heavy Cloakings, 51-inch, yd $2.98
$2.50 Heavy Cloakings, 51-iuch, vd $1.98
All $1.25 Dress Goods now ! 98d
All $1.50 Dress Goods now $1.29
All $2.00 Dress Goods now $1.09
All $2.25 Mroadclotlis now.... $1.98
All $1.00 Dress Goods now 89tf
FREE-Save Your Saleslips and Get Rogers Silverware-FREE. Enter Your Name in the Piano Contest. $350.00 Piano Given Away-FREE
XMAS SALE OF
HANDKERCHIEFS
& Buy now while stock is
complete
4 wren's Initial llandkfs.,
10, 15, 18 and 25.
V Women's initial Jrdkfs.,
510155,18cS20,
y 25J each.
v Women's lmcv Udkl's.,
5, 10, 15, 25 and
JJ5 each.
SPK('!Alv25 do.. Wo
meu'H All Unci) J land'
Icei'cliJefs, worth l()c,
wlillo they last, Cn
rc)i( llninlkcivliii'!'
15c
XMAS SALE OF
SILK HOSIERY
A most appropriate Gift.
25 doz. All-Silk Hose, in
black and colors, ilO,
special, pair TcO-'
Kayser's Silk Ifose, in all
colors, very spe- QQ
cia), pair OL
Kayser's Italian Knit
siikjrose,iuffi rn
all colors, pi'. J) 1 D U
KayHei''H " Wfiinlerfoot"
hlllc I lose, giinraiitccM
jilr
$1.50
XMAS SALE OF
GLOVES
100 do.. Cape and Cham
ois Gloves, in tan, white
and natural, QQ-
$1.25 quality, pr... J OC
Tho celebrated Derby
Glove, in tan, white and
black, at tho (JJ 1 H C
oldjirice, i)i'..4j)ls D
Pernns' extra fine Kid
Gloves, black with white
einl), backs and white
with black eiub. backs,
special at,
pair
Our $1.00 While KMiuf
loii Kill dUl AQ
Gloves, pr. iPsJ.tO
$1.75
XMAS SALE OF
HAND BAGS
New J rand 'Dags, all
leather, $1.50 quality,
r:K"..$1.19
Beautiful new all-leather
Hand Dags, worth $2.00,
special at,
each.
$1.48
New M cub lings, German
silver, worth &! (Q
$5,00, mm .tPtJ.yO
Children 'm Hand Hags,
Sr"n' 59c
XMAS SALE OF
LACES
5000 yards fine Val. and
Torchon Laces, up to 15o
values, per
yard
:5c
Shadow Laces, in whito
and ecru, 25 A
values, now, yd... X UC
Shadow Corset Cover
'Laces, 50c qual 1 P
ity, now, yd LD
Shadow If'loiiiicJiigs, 21
and 27 Inches wide, $1.00
quality, this
Hale, ytm
25c
XMAS SALE OF
RIBBONS
50 pieces Fancy Dresden
Itibbons, wide widths, up
to 50c values,
per yard
,25c
Wash Kibbon, in all
widths, 5 yards in bolt,
very special, A
per boll llC
tirt i i it jii i mi
me raiieiii nun1 kid
boiis, in all col
om, a yard ...
Whin Moire Ribbon, in
all colors, HH- f
"lal,yard 07C
25c
XMAS SALE OF
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Pillow Tops Froo with 0
skeins of Carlson 1PA
Currier Silk for LOL
APRON SALE
Dainty now White A)
rons,' Mfxi val- OC
lies, now, each jLDL
lieaulH'iil Now .Knuey
Api'ons, flOu O (J
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