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MF.nroRD matt, Tiur.uxE. mf.dford. oinxiox. Tiintsn.vv. xovrmhkk o. idir r'A'OE TTTTCET! TEUTONSD EPORT ALL ABLE BODIED MEN N BELGIUM I INVADING HUNGARY Charges Made by Belgian Foreign Minister Says All Men Fit to ; Bear Arms, Rich or Poor, Shipped ' i Out of Country to Toij in German Industries Only Cripples Left. 1IAVUI0, I'-raiH'O, Nov. 0, Chart's that the Uernum government is rounding u uiul sending to unknown dentinal ions pvaetUiilly all the uMc bodied tnon in omipiod Helium arc math: hy Itaron Iteyens, Ifolniun lor einn niiuitor, in a stattMiit'iit r;ul by him today. Huron Iteyens said: The (ierinan iivei nnient is round ing 11 1 in lurse niimbops in the towns yiui villages of occupied ltelj;iuin such an .Most, Ghent, Ilruew, four ; trill find Monsr to name only (hp first to be victims of the measure all men lit to bear nryis. rich and poor, ir respeelive ul class wheiher employed or unemployed. Hnnclibacks, crip ples and one armed men alone are ex empted. These men are torn hi thous ands from their families, l.,ioo from Inlanders alone are sent, God knows where, whole trainloads are seen no iug east and south. Kvense is (iiven "The German authorities seek these deportations by pretending it is for the purpose of making work, to establish public order find public life. They affirm that the unemployed must not lull a chaise upon public charities and that work whereupon they are employed has nothing to do with the war. Those who are respon sible for the stagnation and decay of Ilelgian industry are, according lo the Germans, workmen who prefer to liv ing on charity rather than on the pro ceeds of their labor, and Kngland pro hibited the importation of raw mater ials into Itelgium. "Is it necessary to answer that there would be no lack of work in Belgium if the Germans had not made a clean sweep of rnw materials, cop per, and oil In the factories, as, they will perhaps make a clean sweep .of.jiU ,leatlKrr.!e.ltinK ,vhicl,must .be declared in detail if they had not requisitioned in masses, machinery, parts of machinery anil machine tools. If finally they bad not placed prohib itive duties on metal goods exported to Holland in order tojieep them out of the market the only one remain ing open as a competitor for German Industry? Is it necessary to add that industries cited by the Germans as having no connection with the war, such-as nuarries and lime kilns fur nish the German army with materials i for concrete wherewith to fortify nnd consolidate trenches Want Home Kmploymcnt "If they desire to use the arms of our workmen to repair and maintain roads would it be necessary to deport them like cattle instead of employing them in the neighborhood of their homes nnd families? The truth Is that Germany by these corralings of Belgians intends to liberate an eiiial number of German workmen to fill tho gaps in the regiments of their armies. "The Belgian government denounc es to civilized nations among whom t'10 American people has made itself conspicuous by its love of rinlit and justice, its horror oT oppression and its eagerness to hedp the unfortunate victims of war violations of the law of nations and the rules of The Hague convention. It protests with all its power against (he slave trade organ ized in Belgium in contempt of the I"-:neiples of humanity and Interna tional conventions.'' . MEET REPULSE iu:ifi.i', x,,v. . 1 1 i;i j fi- wliich Inn-,. ihvu.liM lluniNitv .hi tin-ii'.rtlu-rii 'l'r.-in tvnninn I' run; in tin (""I'jji'iiv inmiiii.-iiiK w,-i-,. ii-mil-i-il vrsiiTiliiy. tin- ;:r nttii-i- nniniiim-j-s. In Rumania, iii-iu- linilii-ntliiiini imkw. I lie Ail-In. -(iciman fiiivi-.N nu.luivil liill iiiiiiiuii. In Dcliiiiilja iiilvaniTil I'nivi's of I-h-1,1 Marshal 'v,,n Mm-k-i'IIm-ii's arniv ivlii'i-tl. j:iiriaii t"nivts an- lvtivnlin-: iiIuiik ; tlit-ir wlioli' ft-nut in tin- jii-uvim-t' ot" I Idliiiul.ia, iii'iMiriliii' tu a sniai-nl fi lial -I i tt-mi'iil Ufiii-iI Iii-iy tmla v. A" . tin1 linlvariiins witliilri-iv, the -itiiti--iiu-iit sn.vs. tlu-v iiri- systematically liurnin-; the liuiiiniiiaii villiific. lSlllil.lN". Nov. !). (ii-iiiian iii-til-li-ly vi-t-i-iliiv ilt-IVali-il si-vi-ral el'-I't'l-t- ut" tin- l-'u-lirh anil l'-i'itih tu inaUi- aihani'i-K mi llu- Solium- l'rtitit. tin- war ot't'ii-i- iiiinniitii'i'il tmlav. T VIRGIN! E HlCIIAliKST, Nov. 11.1-Tin- war ul'firc Imlay ii 1 1 in i in -ci I thai liiiiaaii- ian trmiis liail iim uiii-i llu- . ma n llirziivn, in )uliriiil.jii, mi the Danulii-. I.i inili-s inn-ill ul' Ti-lii-rnaviiila. HlCIIAliKST. N.i !).-Tlii- Hill- ! I'AlilS, Xv. !!. A (li-nnan attai-k imi Snilly-Saillisi-1, on tin Solium i front, last niulit, was ri'iui-i'il iil'li-i- a brii'f liaiitl-to-lianil iMti-oimti-i-, tho war iitfii-i- annoiini-i-il tnilnv. Tln-n-was yn-iit .n-liviiy of tin- arlilli-rv ilni-in' tin- nilil. SUFFRAGE DEFEATED IN SOUTH DAKOTA SKU X l-'AI.I.S, S. I).. Nov. n. Willi ilm-i'-loiii'ths of tin- slati-'s voti' i'oiaili-if, siiffrimt-, for lli.llil", against lS,L'7li. i INDIANAPOLIS, 1 iicl.. Nov. 9.- Cliuiies K. Huttlii's' It-itit ovi-r Presl-U-nt Wllsou was slightly rcdiu-eil by iiplati-d offk-iul returns received here -shortly before noon today. With only ! 237 out of the !H3 precincts lu In- , dlana nilssliiK, the roiiiililU'iin no m i ine hud u majority of S4S7. The to ihIh were Unfiles It 1 :1,1m:! ; Wilson aii.riiii;, The reiiiiblican candidates for rov-ii'- nor and I'nited Klates senntor still liolii i;ood leads over their opiionents. ! Kor uovernor, IS 12 prei-lnets rIvo llloodrli-li : 1 1 . r. :t r. and Adair U it C . 7 . Itetnrns from 2 74s prec-liu-ts Tor I'nit ed States senator cave N'ew 3A4,S53; iKern S'.Ml.O.n: Walsnn n :!. 1 ii; ; Tiir 'uart 2S9 S2-I. CHArtl.KSTO.X, V. Va., Nov. 9 Thirteen hundred and thirty four pre oinets out of 17 Ul In West Virginia for president Rive: Hughe- ll.i,;-r0; Wilson 11.3SII. Hetiirns from 727 out ot 1713 precincts on smt'ruKe Rive: For 29.4S0; against BO, 7 12. CM Altl.KSTON, W. Va., Nov. 9.- Iteturus rrom. 1324 prei-inets out of 1713 In West Vlrninia for inesldenl Rivo IIukIh-h 114,9311; Wilson 110, 8 rill. Heturns from 1 3 1 iireeinets out of 1713 for Rovernor Rive Kolilnson, rep. 112,1130; t'ornwell, dem., 112, 4AI. Heturns from lHO.'i preelncts out of 1713 for I'ltlted States senator Rive Sutherland, rep., 114.122; Chilton, dem., 11)7,744. t'OXCOUn, X. 11 Nov. 9. With two urecliu-ts mlssiiiR, tho count lit Sow Huinpslilre at noon rhvo Wilson a lead of 121. This was based on j certified returns form 2 r, C precincts land press returns from 3(1. The voie !was: Wilson. 43,842; HuRhea, 43, I 721. Secretary of State Dean correct led his earlier statement In which he said that the state was complete. Tho two towns unreported cast a very small vote. T It is is th- 1 Stove PolisMK I Y&UJ CHICHESTER S PILLS Wy. TIIK 1MAM4INU llliNU, X (( C1- 'lil-rliM.(rr nUmunJ fr'4Kr ,,,lu ln lld "d Uo,J l Cl-J TbLo no utbrr. Hut f u ' lHAMONI It HA N Ik I'l I.I.H, for 85 yeii known Btil,Si)n1.Alvi Kc1iila SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE Should Uset V TS different from I others because niuiu c.ir is taken In tho making and the materials used arc of higher grude. Black Silk Stove Polish Make a brilliant, n!1lcy polliti that lr tint rub oil' ut ilui'-t oil, :tu 1 the itilDclsti lour turn's hh lonif ha oniinury Mow IRilisli. Uii-il on ;aiuplu stove ! itmt auU by lianhvuio iiml gnu-rry t!cnler. AM wo tuk inn (i in. U tiU m yoni-couk ttVO, yixir (irlur ulovu or your (tan n'r. . Jl you ikm'l llml It llu' btt mtaw pollah ymi vvtr uh. iI, yuur ili-uliT Im ikii'.hoi inti lu n Tnuil ywur Hiu'ii'v, IiikI: I on Hltii k Mlk .Stovi- I'uIitiU, Mutk'in ilijultl or piwUr wiie tiuulity, Bl.cU Silk Stove Polish Work. , Sterling. lllinoU tin BlAck Mlk Alr-Drytni: Iron Knm n (ruli'f. i-Kimiin. nl.ni-iip. -I'lfvOlltn ru.-llni. BUek Silk Milal Pplifth torilver, nkkal Iplain I FACTS f t ? ? ? f GOLDEN STATE LIMITED WRECKED IN KANSAS Tul'KKA. Kan., Xnv. n. The 0..I ilcn Slate liniifed was wrecked near lu re on tin- li'm-k I-lanil line when a i'l.-llli.'!' on 11 wheel -lliippcd oil'. Siv )er.-iiis were injured, one r ; 1 l v J fntallv. COLD will be easily relieved by taking a spoonful of JPKH fVi after each meal. It fortifies the throat and chest while it enriches the blood to help avoid grippe,bron- ( 'J -Viili nnrl even nnpil- jl ft rnonin. Scott's is well worth insisting upon. Scott to. Limuc, ulJuLibild, N. J. W-14 t T ? ? f ? Y ? ? ? ? f ? ? f ? ? ? f ? ? T t t ? ? ? ? r t f f ? ? ? ? t ? ? t ? t ? f t t THIS STOCK MUST BE SOLD THE QUICKEP The Better Will Suit Us i Prices Have Again Been Reduced Stock Is Still Very Complete Do not think because we have been run ning this sale some -little time that it is broken, because we had an immense stock to choose from to begin with, and really most lines are very complete at this time. ABSOLUTELY GOING OUT OF BUSINESS BIGGER BARGAINS for Friday and Saturday Gloves--Gloves98c To close out 11it balance of the Glove stock, all One and Tvvo-Pntron Kid ("Moves, including Dress and Street Gloves, all sizes in the lot, but not all sixes in each kind I'errin's Gloves, IVnts' Gloves and (Vntenieri (Moves, values to $2.50, none Q Q fitted, none tried on ()C Long Gloves $1.98 To close out the balance of our Long Kid' Gloves, l(i-bufton lengths, in black and white, tuality the best that nione,v can buy, -$:i.50, $ 1.00 (g QQ and .f4.")() Gloves, closing out j) J. J O FREE! FREE! FREE! To the customer buying the biggest bill of mer chandise Friday and Saturday, a large Indian Dull, Princess Angeline, value .t7.")(). Save your tickets. K'esult will be announced Monday's press. Children's Coats at Closing Out Prices Silk and Serge Dresses a big assortment to choose from $8.98, $10.98, $13.98, $15.98 Furs Furs We can absolutely save you money on your Furs. An immense stock of Sets, Muffs or Stnles to (house from. Choose those Xmas Furs now at closing-out prices. Millinery at Another Big Gut For Friday and Saturday, choice of the entire stock of Trimmed Hats, many beautiful Pattern Hats" you couldn't go into a city shop and find better S4.98 styles, actual values to $17.50 must go Trimmed Hats $1.98 Two big tables full of Trimmed Hats, many have been put. on here for the first showing tomorrow, real values up to $7.50, now $1.98 Two other big lots in Trimmed J hits at $2.98 and $3-98 Absolutely the biggest assortment in Bedford to choose from. TailoredSuits$19.98 Another big cut in price on our high grade Suits. They must go and this price will do it .r!5 Suits to choose from at ibis price, values to $17.5(1, newest, fall styles, closing-out sale $19.98 Other Tailored Suits Cut to $9.98 and $14.98 s$7.98 $11.98 Goodrich Ifain Goats and Mandelbei Gabardines, values to $15.00, now Values to $-.50, now WATCH THIS STOCK BEING SOLD It Will Pay You to Come Every Day AHRENS' CLOSING OUT SALE ? T T f f t t t T ? ? T f f y t f t T t f T t T t f f f t f ? T t Y ? f t t f T ? ? ? f t t t t t ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? t t t t f i ? t ? t t y t y t ?
