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Leather forecast Month Carolina: Partly cloudy to . hand Friday, probably "showers; "'Vmer tonight in interior. : , Sth Carolina:: Probably sho. s rjrht and Friday . warmer to 1 WJILM - 1 V - 1 y0U XXIII. No. 325. - FULL LEASED WIRE SERVICE . Wilmington, North Carolina, thu rsday "afternoon. September 13, .: - r ,. . ...... . . . ,,,,,.., A j r.:-T-! .!." .l-'-v" y . ' - 1 -.''. V - 5- s i r " IBIIB - J, r ! mmiiwii llll 1 - - - - - . .. . i PRICE FIVE CENT3 T7 Tin T7 r7 I, IP U 1 I UuEAH -if -if vsf i ;-c-5fe:-- . UcNtKAL , KOrf NIUUFF. CQNGQR 1 ! Gen. Kornilof f s Revolt Has Not Yet Led to Blood- . shed ' KERENSKY REGAINING HOLD ON SITUATION RUSSIAN AFFAIRS; LQOKrNG BFTTER District Attorney Swann Says .He Has -a Mass of t - Evidence . 1 MRS: KiNfi'S FTATF r ilil ' HAH RFPN l OHTPn ISH Telegram to Solicitor Clement Declares Both Mrs. King and Gaston Means Were , in Financial Difficulties I American Artillerymen . in Training in France Count Luxburg Returns to Buenos Airps Russian Trnnns R-l pulsed by Teutons Anti- -e7Xf anat General mexiett German Rioting. Will Bring About More Order General Korniloff's rebellion has col lapsed, and tbe army at his headquar ters has surrendered,, according to an nouncement by a member of the Kei ensky cabinet, thronghf. the Russian of ficial news agency. ; Up to a late hour;last night, there had been no collision between, the Korniloff forces and those of the gov ernment, according to an.omcial stato- ient, wnicn, ao aeci tnat: mere was no Vmger reason to expect a clash. General Kornilcft. indeed, was be-l BELIEVE REVOLT IS FACING A COLLAPSE . (By Associated Pres.) - New. York. Sent 13 "A mass of evidence which will be of tie greatest ' aid" in the prosecution by the author-1 ltics in Concord, N. C, of those sus pected of causing! the . death of Mrs. Maude A: King, who, was mysteriously! killed by a pistol shot August 29, ati that, place, is now in the . possession ' of district Attorney Swarin, according to a telegram he sent today to Hayden J Clement, solicitor kt Salisbury,. N.: C.; , in response to an inquiry for informa tion; " :" District Attorney Swann, in his dis patch said he had examined the pa pers seized , "byv his representatives i"i i the apartment-in 4 this city formerly! J 1 A . T-k W T 1 1 occupiea Dy uasion 3. ivieans, who naa I acted as business agent for Mrs. King, which indicated the woman's es tate had been looted and that she and Means both - were in financial difficul mmmmmm DEP The Hbuse Arriends i':? Soldiers ''' .'and Sailors' Insurance : . Measu, rA- USE TURPENTINE mmm T Desertion of Moslems and Other Professional Fighters a Serious Blow; to Revolu r tionary Movement - I'-'"' , ' v .'"-Ji.r.y ' ' T (By Associated" Press.)'. ; ' yashingtOn, - Sept. 13. Two deyel- tog h8 effort Ohefeport had it'thatr58" he had offered tb discuss peace bn caused onlcials here to regard it. more, certain term -, but that , the govern- hopefully." They are: The abandon ment demanded his unconditional ca-, ment of General Korniloff bv Moslem pitulation. Tin's news was preceded by despatches n-nouncing that Komiloil" was rapid! ocing deserted yy his ad herents, including a division ..of Mos lem troops, which had advanced as far as Tsarskhos-Selo; only r15 miles from Petrograd, and which, on hear ing the government's explanation of the situation, asked to be sent home to the Caucasus. : ' On the other hand, reports ' came through Sweden of further advances of the Korniloff forces toward Petro grad and even that fighting had oc curred in which the general's troops had brm successful near Luga. The Russian, army at the front Evi dently is still in a state of active -Cal-ligen-ncy, as the German official statement reports,, the enforced with drawal of German cavalry posts south of the RigaAVenden road, on the northern Russian front, because of stronj; Russian pressure. Russian army )f adriuarters, however, appar-. wly h;is i'or some unexplained rea son not been in touch with Petrograd, for the ollicial statement given out by the Petrograd war office today an noiin.. i tl ei-p was no communication from the field headquarters. Internal troubles have asrain broke troops and other professional fighters on - whom Korniloff probably had plac ed much reliance. in his advance on Petrograd. V ;The appointment of General Alex ieff, former commander-in-chief, as chief of staff under Premier Kerensky, who has assumed the rank of com mander. - The second was taken to mean that General Alexieff , as chief of staff, virtually will . be commander, since Kerens! is not a military man and 'his assumption of the chief command is probaably for. the psychological ef fect and inspiration of his. personality upon a nervous country. Alexieff prob: ably can be counted on to carry out the very reform in army discipline which Korniloff sought .by hi3 fcoup. Out ot the threatened . GiViawn, ; then, might develop elements of better or- . El :X'x-ii8Sisi . .til ei mm mmmmmmmm . OFFICERS AND MEN ARE TRRATFn AI IfcTF Dependents of All Who Fight for Nation to FarerAlike in f';;' V Action Stands Moslem. Troops Agree to - No Longer Kesist the Uov- " , ; ! . erhment ' h v.. KERENSKY MARCHES v r s TO MEET REBELS :eiving r Insurance,, if : v n o",::.L:;i-Al1 - lahtic States Calls on Iff-1 Daniels - ;, iV:$:- By "Associated Press.) - Washington, Sept. 13. The same compensations 'for dependents .of of ' . m : -.. fleers or enlisted men in death and . t U KUrt AlN WAK HAo So-Called 'Savage; A Division ) Only. One to Remain' Loyal tt- to I'vKorniloff'andlThey Duped Situation to- be Rapidly rearing atV-- ' V:- (By Associated Press.), - -f r Petrograd, Sept., 13.--A division "of ' sability cases, was provided in v a amendment to the Soldiers' and: Sail ,of s - Insurance , bill adopted today by f x - i the House over the protest of the com- :? . .The bill ;also - was amended to ' in crease compensations for , all ' depend- ? cnts about; 15 .per cent. V The ."nc : -rates oer month adonfed wpw ; - Widow, t25 ; : one" child $45: k twer children $52.501 and : an additional .$5 fhr each rhilH - n tr fmir " ' - - ' One motherless child, $20; two, $35;f three, $45 ; andv10 additional tor each child up to flv.er - . 7; V A widowed ; mother , would receive $30 a month arid no family allowance would exceed 1 $75 ? monthj ' Under iue origumi. urait ot me dui.. tne com- for h officers . dependents RPTIT TPPTI PPTPP ! eneral Korniloff's forces composed of s tiac KanvHiinniTur lottorQ worA fnnnrl ho ior,.i Russian General Who Led .Unsuccess- pensation lord had instituted proceedings to dis-i" ful ' Revolt Against the Provisional might . have gone as high as 200 ; a posses Means from the flat for non-i' Government. ' 7 .:montn. ,- -5 4 iv,y;:-j.i.i payment of rent. - '.; . - - - " ' -- ' ' ' ; " ' "' 'An, amendment to "provide;. that wid- AMERICAN ' A RTI LUE R Y M EH v . IN TRAIN IN G. v telegram concludes'"were partly com mitted in this county and - render af- rflrmativp, action on my part, ; necessary,.; . subject to Jhe proof. Of a greater, crime :, ;- The naners in .' his- possession, the1 ! Prance; - Sept. 13. (By,, the Asso- district attorney asserted," were .those ciated, Press). -A large ! contin- -X- wnicn ' liasion . Means nau; seuc.; uis , i - "v! uuti; brother, Af ton Means, to' this city to i . joined ' the: expeditionary armfy ' get and .whichlwero to -"have been tak-i and is well along with its lnten- en away. ' .. . ' , i t siye training under French super- The' telegram froinTthe solicitorf t- visbry instructors. .Hitherto, the; Salisbury, N. C., which' was given out arrival of the artillery contingent Tiw Viortisti-irt ftttnrjipv'a nffice. reads:! has been carefully guarded and ? tint 2 nwaw i-nf J-t-tTV0f Si "Please give .me any information you may have or hereafter obtain rel permission- to mention the fact has just been given. The Ameri-;4fr ative to, the insolvency Of Mrs. King. can artillerymen are using the French 75s and also -6-inch how- -X- itzers. , . . - ' , v , ' 4f ; Had Means secured all the money an,d securities she would be able to deliv er?'"" : : ' .".'J-"?:?-:.: ' fton jVIeans was caljed bef'ore the rrand jury today to jll wht he knew about the. case.; -Kt, : . C' : The district attorney also sent a telegram to MacClay Hoyne, State's .attorney of Cook county, lmnois, where the King case also is oeing in vestigated, 2 saying he i understood the second will, supposedly made by Mrs King's husband; and leaving her $2, 000,000 additional was now in the pos session of Gaston Xeans, and that the ganization than the country had be- j prosecutor here expected to get a phot Tore. There is. much speculation here on he probable punishment of General Korniloff and his supporters if their movement fails, particularly since, the death penalty is no longer inflicted in Russia except- at the front, and be- out in another of the belligerent na-f cause Korniloff stood so high in popu tionu on t(lf. Entente side. Dispatch-par estimation that, the government es troni Madrid todav reDort that Por-' may hesitate X(f- deal to drastically ..witn mm. r . - -.- -- ; Despite the .slightly more hopeful aspect of the situation, on the surface, officials and diplomats here do - not' overlook that later advices outlining more clearly, the internal political sit uation may show Russia's predlca- soxith of Juvincourt region. another determined T at- drive General CadormVs IroTn thpir nositions lust un- POTTQiy E .gal " ls 'ifen declared jn a state1 of j lf'gp, br-rause of a -general strike. Bombs huvo been exploded in Lisbon 1 11 1 '"vrr;'! persons were wounded, ana all Hie ostablishTrieh'ts there have wn rifv r.fi, the advices stated. it. v.oir,p;i r;i 1 1 vr rmipt r.nntinnpa nn 'thp Franco -in ji;i.n front. The artillery I ent a3 still very critical. id. i,,.,. (Mrf.mfly active in some of tUf' llitridcrs rectors- and moderately at V nlun, but neither the French or i!ir. i:ri;ish infantry has been in aCI10li. Tif Vvonrh nrMllprir horlrofl - " ? u"''iu;in attack ta the A i - n un ih Italian front the Austrians ieill)l f) 1 rl.M .1 u 1 "'' if-:-,t nortlifvisi. of c -."in line ux UUUUpjlLlUU ,iir4 J office statement announces. Korniloff's attempt to over Kerensky government in ; no mm 1 IS1T of Monte San Gabriele, (Senators Smith and . Williams Gorizia. A few of the r .1 a 1 . r uuiii rvuvuutic uuvciu-v juiced posts were driven , in, ment Action' fhrov, j,,, nor ),; tn, 1 !'(,', ;., I!r-.;... airni... corrn;' .,':h ('(1 hi, r :.: ' (By Associated Press.) - Washington; Sept. ; 13. Establish ment of an embargo on cotton by. tb" ; - tographic copy, of it "now in posses slon of Attorney Newman, of Chi cago." . ,. " . r , ' '. ' Ex-Judge Osborn Employed. Charlotte, N. Sept. 13. Gaston B. Means, of Concord, business man ager of Mrs. Maude A. King, the Chi cago woman who met death near Con cord August 29, and' whose death, is now being- investigated by authori ties in three, States, while in this city yesterday employed - ex-Judge Frank 1. : Osborn. noted commonwealth law yer here"io defend' him in the case most sure to be . reopened. Mr. Osborn is : a brother of v James W. Osborn. former district, attorney of New York. City. S " ;; V -: Mr. Osborn - began immediately to gather data on- the case. . His first of ficial act was to investigate the pur chase here of an automobile, the one beinsj used by the jpart.y at ,tthe time of the death of Mn , KingN ..This car was sold by a Uocaj dealer and was paid for by Means in gold . certificates fof .thousand dollar,; dtnomipatiorisl j -A valuable foreign-made automobile belonging! to MrsCKing ythat ;wa.i brought --: here a - few days . before her death and placeds in ' a local garage for repairs 'remains ririclalmfed.' . The garage proprietbr;vriiade inquiry from Gaston Means as 'to the disposition, of the caf: ; HeTeplifed ; that he would consult- Mrs. Melvjn, siste? of Mrs. rK.irjj, who lis a" visitor at. the Means i ows marrying soldiers or sailors "with in, ten years, afer: the date ot injury should be entitled -to; the regular com pensation also was adopted, i v$ While the House was working on erablei debate, f$nd eonsidfere asking President Wilson to consent' td delay consiaerauon in tne senate : until ; the: December cession. ,r :: . . jjNavy Used Turpentine Until Price Reached $1.1 0 Oils ; :l - Now Used Cost 5 0 Cents, il While Turpentine is 45c: i:r; ;v., ' r- -y : .I r ;fBy Associated Prws.1 C r Washington, Sept. , 13. Areductioh in; the price of, turpentine, cauped by a decrease in; sales .to Europe: on ac count of thr r, may result in the nayyagain using : it in its paint shops. Senator- Fletcher of.: Florida beaded a ; delegation Of Senators fromf ti c South Atlantic; and Guif- States, which presented to Secretary i Daniels today in ,behalf ' of the", turpentine producers. , representations " calculated tb ; induce him tp authbri -its ; use; ihstead of . Until ;, a few years : ago, turpentine was used in all naval paint ihojpsbut jhoe-Selo, 15 miles south of Petrograd-" Kugusheff, a 4oyal Mohammedan dftV , , cer, was sent to treat .with them and they agrfted ;to abandon resistance too the provisional governments on IpondU f r tion that they be f sent home to thf Caucasus, ; where ..they --must not bo employed against the Turks, teir' co religionists.; Premier; Kerensky agreed . to the proposal. in'i-7 'v According, to official statements, the so-called "savage", division composed ; of Georgians and jPaucasiarisVLis..e"' only , unit of troops sent against ,Petrcry grad vhich. remains solid for G erieral : Korniloff. 3 That body is 'now- atTpar .: kohoe:Selb. ' ; Up to yesterday, after- -noon it was feared force . would ayo : to bt: applied to it hut It 'now seeing the situation has cleared; ine.oiu senate; leattersanvassmg the v c . w m j v i General KorniloITi' had no idea of Oils' were, Tne average oils was : 50 cents. - t --.if . ' It j apears tplbe undoubted, that: thil- "savage division,, though devptedto. theirs ilpn- .; thn'; used as- a substitute; consista of; eight regiments , of 'fierce; :. age price paid for mineral ,,oM,BI1!1 ravalrv rcruked almost Wrl : being - received ;,for turpentine . : is . 45 f Kibardin'tsi and Ossetinians and con; Th e Caucasus cavalry recruited almost ex- price nOW I i,iollJ'; rnm f trthea Intniahoa v-.-v GERM ANS ARE FORCED M BACK BY RUSSIANS (By 'Associated : Press.) v ' Berlin, . Sept. 13.--German civalry posts to the south of the Riga-Wenden! road, on the northern Bussian - front, sideration be given the suggestion" of a yesterday withdrew Ijefore strOllg Rus-I change, and Admiral Taylor has been ;epts. - .Through the Senators; the pro ducers explained that this price repre sented a slight loss ; since ne actual cost of production and marketing is ! about 50c. They have offered no price to the navy, hut have asked that con- sian pressure, according to the official announcement issued today w by. - the Gernan general headquarers staff. ID E R WEEDED TO If PR! instructed by Secretary Daniels to in stituto an Investigation . to. determine if the improvement tha ? would , be made by using. turpentine justifies its use even though no material saving of money is madel. ' ' . ITALIANS CLIMBING r MONTE SAN GABRIELE Each Candidate Who Solicits' a Subscription o the Paper 13 Offering Full Value for Mon ey invested, in News of the WorldState and County Saturday is "Get-Acquaint-' ed Day" . j . . w . , ,nmii nnri nrn ita sfvn ftiRnnsiTion nr yet led to bloodshed, government-was endorsed by Senator; .. ..... . - c, . - . ' . wakened the strength of j Hoke Smithy and Williams.e'speaking ; T ' 'AXr - -'' -r : t 1 K-rrnsky himself has taken such an . act would have no effect onirUUK AUiUMUdILe. f ni.imand of the Russian the market. ; . ' ; 1 General Alexieff, former! The -demand is much greater al ' -in-chief, has been appoiijt-. ready; than the" supply, saidSenator nf staff. I Smith. :, who declared ; the suDnlv this tlio . forces of the rebel-j year; will. fall 700,000 bales below last year s consumption; even if an snip- ""HO somh of .. -''"f-nv.-hiiP hni,,. . . ' nave advanced to within ccr., . ' ' pf 'Li'osrad. One army has mi l '1 Kniehina, on a . railroad 30 "-"tiuiwest or the capital, mother force ,, j of ': his ifoche-l a point 14, mile3 W , erosrad' ': But there has encj,. ' fMJhtinK. Officials of the Ker al k' c?,',-ri'nmcnt declare that Gener Uien r" tlcflved his troops as. td PuipoRH of bis revolt. Many of his vmunueu on Pagp Eight). :' BANDITS LOOT TOWN 'v ' ' - (Iiy Associated -Pr.Bs. ' St' Louis, ' Sept.l lS.After c chtting all , wivs- leading from Sullivan, Mp., 55 milo-5 southeast of here, four auto- ments of; cotton to neutrals ; are;stop-l jnobile-bandits early , today locked the ped. ; The charge 'that.ah embargo should be placed on cotton in order to pre vent it from reaching Germany to be used in the manufacture of explosives was denied by Senator Smith, who de clared that Germany has .not used cot-,' telephoned ' to .the . St ' Louis v police ton- for t two years. ." What 'little has-from towns near Sullivan How much two town marshals and a telegraph bperatozi in i a boi, rode through the town firing guns' & ' niake the citizens stay in. doors, blew the safe,: of : the Peoples Bank.- robber the'- postofflce and" escaf' nf the raid . was reached that: country has been , used in the manufacture of clothing. :. booty , was obtained "has learned. " -' y. ' not been On the evening of " Nov. 12th some one will leaveThe Dispatch 1 office with a $775 Briscoe: Automobile, and some one Ise ywith a $383.10" Ford Touring Car, - which will have been won by ' the,4wo Jyoung women-having theVfirt and second, largest-number of 'votes, respectively In The Dispatch Contests Two will carry away checks, to the' amoynt : of;$20f.00, and $W0.OQ respeotiVelyr-real:; money! that; they can ''save'' or., spend? Still another will haye an ordef for the $93.00 Furniture Suits v purchased from; W.; ;Munroe & Co. 't another, Tan order. Tor the $75.00 Columbia ' Grafanola purchased 'from the . Green Drug Co. ; and another ait order for $50,000 in merchandise, from . the1 Department - Store; of . JV.Wviv Hv Fuchs' Oneiwill;wear a $25)0: Wrist WMch.andVtwowili Jweara J$60lDia-; "mndJRIng.: r.' , : ; In. addition to -this - wonderful: array of "prizes, ten per . cent, commission on new.busiess; will be pkid all who take an active rpart; lnthe contest, and; do not win a prize.Thi3 feature- of the contest is "receiving a; great .deal of at tention, as the amounts paid will go a long way toward helping out incomes, and will help to buy a " number . of things i which mahy felt they .could riot afford;::! -'"i V--i;; f Enthusiasm is-' growing, among the prize: cridates, as they begin to r.eai ize that The Dispatch's offer is easi lj withiil reach of those who have the energy to make; an effort, - and many bf the young: women are' f inding ;them selves surprised at the "exceedingly small amount of effort required ta pro cure subscriptions to this paper and to interest "their friends sufficiently to hkve them. clip the coupons - from the' paper. 1 - - f No better proof of the popularity of, this i paper ' could,; be showq than, is seen in the rapidly Increasing vote - of the various candidates It .will be Ob served that' results ; are immediately forthcoming and a substantial vote is registered opposite the . names ' of the active contestants. It? shows that there are plenty 'of young women, who would appreciate the automobile or one of the other prizes, and also shows that there are' plenty of, people willing , to support j any; young lady, canipaigner who'" shows such' a. desire'.; ;;:5-4.-- - i j The Dispatches young -Wmen .are j not asking unrewarded favors of.thetr friends, arid if this imprsslon itias been formed It should be disproved at once I Each candidate whd 'solicits; subscription from; a friend is offering; to glveUhat ; subscriber; full rvalue1 for the .money invested; for it -is , purely worth the". small subscjiptfon price asked , to receive the; latest ries uln the most' readable form ; each - day. The Dispatch "provides the most com plete and correct reports of the latest news i: happenings 1 besides offerihg ' a servica : of all the ihappenings in'East ern North Carolina that is riot surpass ed byr any publrcatiorf. iri the!State.4 Saturdays. will be "Get ."Acquainted Day" in iThhh Dispatch's, great' contest Every candidate who either pays in : subscription, or has-one paid" for: her at, the off ice; for $1.50 or more either v mail or carrier, will - be J given a bonus certificate, good of $25,000; EX TRA' VOTES.5 Only one of these certi ficates can go to any : one j candidate. (By Associated Press.V !. . . . - - sr. Udine, Italy, Wednesday, Sept. 12. Delayed) . Italians " and Austro-Hun- garians are engaged in bitter fighting for; possession of i Monte San Gabrlelo on the Isonzo front.;. A bulletin. issued today br General Cadorna mentioning Monte San' Gabnele for-the first time, "tains; a few ' Tartars, k: -;.r; :;" '.; ' ;.': : ,' ; 'Almost. all'are' Mohammedans, and among theni are many princes. Some are . wholly; uneducated.) Their c6m) mander is' General Gagratcon." The submission' of ; they "savage", division' was brought about through the devo- tion of a group of i their co-religionlsts to the government. ' , - r; ; -i Kerensky Heads Army. - . ' Stockholm; ; Feb; 13 The Sverska. Dagbladet announces it has received! a dispatch from Petrograd stating that' Premier Kerensky has - left : the Rira-, sian . capital at' the "head or an- array iri order . to meet- the troops '.Qf Gen,-1 eral Korniloff before they reach Ithe, capital. ; There was every expectation, the message said that a battle Jwould be fought on Wednesday.. v ; ; i ; i Rebels in Peuitent Mop'd.::rr y'C ;,' Petrograd, Sept 12. (Delayed). . Numerous delegations from General Korniloff's army '. are arriving at the staff office of the - Petrograd military; district fn a penitent mood, the Asso- reveals that 1 intense fighting for pos: 7 ciated ; Press ; has ' been Informed bjr session of that, point has been going on since the. taking of Monte Santo by the Italians.; : ; i 1 u ; While ; the ; top ;;;of Monto VSan ; Ga bnele .has not yet been -captured, th Italians are now firmly , estahllsned just . under; U' the - crest i; and ; out of : range; of - the - Austrian . ar tillery.; The Austrian 'resistance has been; of most, desperate character and tliere have been heavy losses on both sides. . . . -v : , . k , 1 ii lAirli'i o u M ut D b i nii Premier Kerensky's t: secretary. , The soldiers declare they have been de- ' ceiyed as to the aims of General Kor- . niloff's rebellion. V t ;;; ; ; s- T - vi General ;PalchinsH secont in. coni riiand to General Savlnkoff , command er of 7 the Petrograd district, .declare? the tevolt may now io considered , ' be a final and irretrievable failure. Hrj ( says" the : question of General Korni loff's surrender ; Is how a matter of s secondary ; importance r 'i"';' ; ;:;.; ; Premier' Kerensky's; appointment a t '.. tommarider-ln-chief ; of all the " armies Tias -been confirmed officially : by, . the cabinet. General : Alexieff has 'been confirmed; as his chief, of staff. iVice- i Premier Nekrasoff.anounces that. Geri- . eral Alexieff has sent a telegram - toy . -General Kcrnljoff deinanding ; his Im-; . " mediately surrender y , -' PORTUGAL DECLARED r v IN STATE OF SIEGE tetement W Foreign 5 Of fice j Arrived Today, Lansing J r; : v Is Inrorrned . .... ; .". v' ,::.;. J-:' ' ' 'j.;. '. -. i' i ; -.V : (By. Associated Press.) ''Hy:'?il i Washirigton, Sept. - 13.--Baron Aker heilm:: charce of the Swedish"; legation here, - today? informed. Secretary, Laa- 'capital have been closed . Several per- sing he had received 'the statement bt j sons, including af number of soldiers, the Stockholm foreign off icei: already ;. have,; bee wounded by the explosion vr-'- - (By Associated" Press.) : -?' Madrid, Sept. 13-Portugal has'. been declared, in a state4 of siege, accord ing' to a: telegram ; received ; here from Lisbon, on account bf, a general $trlke All establishments in the Portuguese published there, , on" 'the passage of , of bombs." Count Luxbure's despatches. :. through j . .;: the legation at Buenos Aires, but that BRITISH 'PATROLSi ' session of that information; he did not consider J It necessary., to v preesnt it formally. c :,: :i ' z-Q:'' K : v-Z-; Sweden's official explanation of the ; TAICE PRISONERS ;"; ;' v --v: ';;- -i,-- :-v; London. Sept. 13--Field Marshal HaigTs report sen to the British war F positiori of the Stbckholm iforeign I office today concerning military opera 1 fice in the transmission of Count Luxa tions - on the British front In France fifjt! ran bo to- an v - one canoiQaie. uvc in u,uof.- r , -r-- . butortowncarididates can man thelrl burg ; dispatches,;. through ; her-Belgium says: .; . , 2iSs e Sau a few prls; in the Lens rr'trvT. --''-t.s ir, the wppTt wnifthi declared ' the neiehborhOOd sure tnat you laK-eauvausc vra: f j,- . MasBn. nnrf north v acUvity.in south- offer to secure these extra votes; (Continued on Page Seven). es- was unknown to Sweden,- marck .ange-' 1-
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