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little cnange in temperature.
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WILMINGTON, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY AFTERNOON; NOVEMBER 9, 1 91 7.
PRICE FIVE CENTS.
SERIOUS 'FIGHTING
RUSSIA -WOUL
SUflPH
Possible That Kerensky
Now at Head of Loyal
Troops.
Northern Russian Army 1
Reported Marching Toward
the Capital.
KERENSKY'S ARREST .
IS ALSO REPORTED
Russia Appears Torn to
Pieces by Struggles of Fac
tions of Extremists Chaos
Gaining the Upper Hahd.
ARWY
A DISPUTE OVER
NC
WOMEN
NEW GOVERNMENT IS
NOT LIKELY TO LAST
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All 8 IBB I Bill 1 1 1 I H 0 BE I H HQ II
nifi iwni ana. AAflii ?Mi
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Finish Is Certain to Be Close and Full of Excitement
Over This Section People Are Discussing the Probable
Results of Contest and Predicting Who Will Win v
a 4 4 4 4.
Only Resistance to the Maxi
malists Reported Was at
the Winter Palace Ke
rensky Has Fled Capital.
Reports from German sources today !
4 4 4-1 4 4
TODAY'S LEADERS.
furnished virtually the
news regarding the situation in Rus- 4
sia, where the Maximalists are in (
4 . come down the home stretch. It's
j anybody's race, and the work done
4j between now and 9 o'clock Monday
night will have a ereat deal to do
Ruth Teachey .. i81?611 4iwith determining, the winners. Even
s rauane unaeiwooa .. ..ib.bad Vitoo weakest or working candidates
4 Ella McCarley ' 171.00S can turn defeat into victory, if the
Eloise Daniel . . 187644 ' right kind of effort is made.
j Bertha Pierce 166,727 j All over this section of the State
"r Mary juiuitu . . .. .. loo.d'ti anu jiaBieiu souin uaronna, wnere
Mollie Gordon .. 161,314 'ever The Dispatch in its daily visits
only fresh Mrs. A. C. Sessoms 160,323 makes its way, the readers are dis-
Militants Say They Were th
Forced to Eat, Jailer De
nies It.
(By Associated Press.) .
Wasnington, Nov. 9. The hunger
-
MARCHES ON PETRO- 4' strlke of Woman's party militants in
GRAD. 'tne jail here has resolved itself into
a dispute over whether the women
By Associated Press). Wprp fprt fnrrihK- nr whothor thov
T r : 1 took food willingly. Today's Woman's
' reaching Amsterdam rrom a Gc 0 J . J
r.;an source and forwarded by Party headquarters announced that
( . iitral News pays the Russian 4 Alice Paul, the leader, had been forc-
j; 4 cussing the probable result of the con-
' 'h test and are predicting that this or
control Of Petrorad and arp anneal- omuu,"'J. l"c uiuaic,mot ia.ui.ic iB ouic iu uuiue uuuer
coniroi or -etroerad and are appeal ag sh6wn today is the result of the the vdre a winner. These knowing
ing to the army to support it against ,iast count to be made by the Contest ones always believe that their own
imperialistic attempts until it has ob- Manager, and there will be no more candidates are-sure to win. If they
tained a democratic Deace. One of changes until the judges make the could, only realize that subscriptions
final count next Tuesday. The lead- count much more than good wisnes ;
ers as shown above will have the hon- in a contest of this kind, their eandi-:
or of holding their positions until the dates would stand a .much better!
last day and maybe longer. The chance of winning. !
IMPROVEMENT ON
ese reports, which was entirely
without confirmation, was that Prem
ier Kerensky, who left the capital be
fore the extremists gained trfe'a3
cendancy, had been arrested.
The other report, also of German
origin, and similarly unconfirmed, de
clared the Russian army on the north
ern front had joined the Maximalist
movement and wras marching on Potro-grad.
The great majority of the members
STOCK 1A1ET
Allies Send Troops to Aid Ca
dorna in Holding Back
Huns.
ITALIANS RETIRING
TOWARD THE PIAVE
-it
leaders on that day will hold, the po-j The probabilities are that the bal
sitions of 'honor for life. That is THE.loting will be very heavy tomorrow
DAY TO LEAD! land Monday, as these two days will
With the end of The Jispatch con- be the last for the candidates to de
test only a few bourn away, it is posit their votes. The contest will
Better Support Today,- But
the Undertone Was Still
Uncertain.
'Piave River Selected as Scene
for Desperate Stand Teu
tons Cross'- Livenza Brit
ish Advance. '
(By Associated Press)
York, Nov. 9. The
stock
New
market after yesterday's severe re
versal dllft tn tho now Pnenion ,1q
velopments appeared to be receiving Nov- 8. Both British and French
the
v
Italian Army 2one; Thursday, 4";
to nick the winners. as the race is I The Dispatch office will be locked. ! substantial support at the opening .? roo?s are going toward
decidedlv close. There are som can- All persons who are in the office attoday although the undertone of the T il
- . -i Mwotn. Tor-noc or-rv in , i , that timo win ho ffiimn o i genera 1st nrmtinnpri ntifnrtain ; nciicu ana cnusn renre-
L"e.i:eL!n c,r.,7.!!e mLade who are not afttive. so far a indinal inity to turn in their subscriptions and Steamship sharks were the strong? sentatives who have come to
fil L 'D:. if-iflf Hon, rovonl. 'but thft notivp oont.t. derosit their votes in the ballot box .1 est features, Marine preferred soon T !taly had a conference of . two
me iiiici roiaw, 111 wmcn iney nan
r.uirching on Petrograd.
Kerensky Reported Arrested
ants outnumber thern to such an ex- The ballot box will then be turned rising 3 points. War stocks and equip- J ,ours today With King Victor
tent that the finish is certain to bo ove- to the judges, who will seal it moms, as represented by United' military meas-
army on the northern front has iblv fed three times since veaterdav -taken r?fu.ge' was bombarded by crui.s
joined the Maximalists and is ifr-oD- and that Rose Winslow, ! Ztl uuei curplieu ninoo nni) fn f ;t0,( t.,! and nlarp it in 9 vault nf nno ftf thJStates Steel. Bethlehem Steel. Raid us called for by the present sit-
tSLIIIrilllll-1! I f IP V 51 rp 1 Ti T ri O TrtrTro'l a I J v wo uuu 4.u -'. v. i . iiiv ii i. i in; x v.vv.li..ihi.s - t - J-i i
. J . V 1 IMV I-. ,
and St. Paul and are to majority or tne active candidates have,1Jdl oanKs.
in the Korni-1 been so well supported by their
friends and relatives that the final
h IS
&
I
- comDanion. had been forciblv fp ! .
twice. Feeding Miss Paul three times wphT n , t
a littlo mnro thQn 19 nnrC h!be.trledt0r Complicity
M.Mm. Uj i I l. , X A A A. VJ 1, l-J. 1 ft. .A. 1 A X -I J k. J 1.11 ,
loff revolt, the Maximalists announce
. V. a T1.. Dhn all 1 J . JJ
T. T w l." 7." " I. e . ? uuu"uu "dS " I General Korniloff himself is also to result is problematical.
T V1110 n,,w Z e muVman- ; . , . , t. be brought to the fortress for trial by The best workers are crowded right;
Kssen. Germany, publishes a . Superintendent Zmkham, of the. ,fOTO t,lMl yi,m in front nv nn nan c kv
Stockholm telegram saying that jail, freely admitted .that Miss Paul , p J h ' . ' , , .
Homier Kerensky has been ar- had been fed three times, but denied LSlUtJ whiVp S T
lasted. " had been done forcibly. 15 LllennSfy
S Appeals to Army. .' "There was no forcible feeding," 5"?!S V t?? vu5f ? '
, r - n . . T . ,. . ,, . . ! downfall of the provisional govern-
Petrograd Nov. 9 -The Con- said Dr J. A. Garmon, the jail phy3i-i . authority in Petrograd at least
gress of So diers' and Work- cian. "These women took the food j came -md&eBjZ anA without great
T "reu xfeco -uu, M1,i . , uuuU. .vuuv.. -.ww " bloodshed and several ministers of
T to rrip rtussiaii itniiv lu- slu.hu. -r . jjo auvenise menisci s uj .ajms
firm and to protect the revolu- they have been fed forcibly
tion again..;- imperialistic at- Paul's condition is not critical, it ia
win Locomotive, pnd Hpntrai 't-path. uation were discussed in ant.ivA
er, were one to two points higher. an?, cort,ial collaboration. . On
Coppers also developed firmness. J leaving the King, the party visit-' 1
Rails strengthened, Pacifies and ?d French and British troops go- '
Reading leading that group at aver- v mg lwara the front. ,. 41
age advances of a point. Minor rails; In the party are the British
tempts until the new government not even serious. She is doing well."
had obtained a democratic peace. Sv Woman's party headquarters, how-
ever, declares Miss Paul will die if'
illlSS TTi.!:l ::iiL
uiiumi-icii upiuiuu in ameu ua.yii.aiBi
seems to be that the "Maximalist at
tempt to guide the destinies of trouble-torn
Russia will be short lived.
Civil war with the more conservative
, ,,. , . , j x v a a t c. 1 1111 uic: ha 1 vwuor 1 Taut r; 1
a"th?,rlties continue to feed hei , elements of Russia( opposed to thc
1 -OrciDiy. ; j fnr in enmp nnnrtpvc: it i;l
etros:raa, xmov. a meei u8 ui a thought that even now Kerensky at
th, congress of Solders and Work-, CRENSHAW HAS A ! the head of loyal troops may be
mfn; Deputies held last nignt, a mem- ninRHFRFD RR A TN ' marching against the Bolsheviki.
ber ol the revolutionary mnuary cuui-
mittep paid that on Wednesday Pre-! -
mkr Kerensky at Gatchina 35 verstsj rJZTKL
,.,o v j Charlottesville, N. C, JSov
' i 11 1 H I 11 J 111 J- cnwiau, uuu vouvu
niqnRnF.RRn rratn
i News dispatches rece
I Petrograd are subject to the censor
9 An : ship of the Maximalists and probably
nahnovi nortrav onlv one side of the situation.
f.'M" dunlin o n ? v- - j
The official count will be made by
the judges Tue3day night, beginning
at 7:20 o'clock. As soon as the count
has been completed the result will be
referring to. the published standing,! be published in Wednesday's paper. and in.aCtiv specialties and utilities jj JJff ;ph wip!TW; f
and all of them have nearly equal The candidates, their friends and the Kere irLeJ.ar at m.0e.rat.6 res:i ?l.nC'emr' Paul Pain-
chances of winning, they are bunch-'public in general are invited to be' ' YTSS Trly Iarge b.utl rZ nr tLlLffemi! .
ed so ;very closely ,tht the Contest present at . The . Dispatch ,-dffiee " Tries- ' w ? , lfc!;1fsu -. wiifoplvr11"1" T 1
v ;fss , b The more settled, condition in the neauarters; Major -General' WU-,.r. -
sfaTO;-.!.. ' "irTr P . rrc" o-TirTrisssM -tne-.?y uwx-ptieriusii- Oeff- -r; f ;
T-.... 1. n J. n . . 1. . T. 1 "V I 3m I - 1111 - Pli.lli, lln II ' . B ' 1.
jhibited further weakness in rates on merly, the British commande in f.
j Petrograd and iRome. Rubles were) South Africa; the TtaUari Foreign
quoted at 11 1-4 and lires 8.45 against Office. Minister, Baron Sounino;
(yesterday's closing quotations of 12 lne Tench. Minister of Missions
i and 8.38 respectively. ! Abroad, Henry " Franklin Bouil-
Russian government bonds which lon' General Foeh, Chief of Staff
j ii .1 u a a j it. . nf tli q EVnniU U7 iirj ii . . .
jaie ueiiii in uii lue uuru reuecieu ine - - x iuu war laiiusiry, -ana '
(lower exchange rates. The "6 l-2s their staff. ;;'.;'.'
Isold at 54 and the 5 l-2s at 45, repre- '
1 1H: V IM. I . w -r. w- . . I T . I ... ... . . I JL Pff- . .1 . - - . . -
ived from ames L. Beavers Reinstated Normal Conditions hollow sentmg further depreciations of - 4,-
fiT LflNTA'S TOL HIE
CDIFF EXONERATED
UII OIIIET TODAY
AT MONTGOMERY
)!
1 1
i
n -,r ttt ofur h,-a orroet lagt.mir. rnp nreseni outDreait or ine raa-
fro- the front to Petrograd After a - winter for settting fire to the chemical I icals appears to have been more suc
ronferenre the soldiers decided not t laboratorv of the University of Virgin- j cessful than the abortive effort of last
proceed for the time to Petrograd. j .& disclog-ed a brain disorder( Dr. Bev-1 July. Nikolai Lenine, who fled Petro
Lf on Trotzsky, president of the ex- R Tucker a Richmond specialist grad after the July failure, is again
prutive committee of the Petrograd esjge(j today at Crenshaw's trial. The leading the Maximalists, who were
rounr ii of Soldier?' and W orkmen s phygician aso said he had never seen aided by most of the Petrograd gar-Dfk-ates.
explained the arrest of cer- wnrp rasp bf rhp enlareement of the 1 rison and sailors from the Baltic fleet.
tain members cf the Kerensky Sv"iveinS- The action of the Maximalists has
frrmont was not an act of vengeance! There was a reaction from the op- been endorsed by the all-Russian
or Dolmen! repression. He saia ui :in nr tupUpf tPstified and eenerals. of Workmen s and soldiers
ovemu-eiiL; Crenhsaw had recovered satisfactorily . ; Councils. A proclamation nas Deen
! issued by the revolutionary govern
ment declaring that it purposes to ne
poll
the rn'-TTibers of the late
would bo tried for complicity in the
Korni!cf movement.
as Head of City's Police
Department.
(By Associated Press)
Atlanta, Nov. 9. James L. Beavers,
Last Night's Threatened
Race Rioting.
(By Associated. Press)
land 3 per cent, respectively, to newj ln Northern Italy, the , Austrb-Ger-!
low records. i mans have forrpd n rmoa?
,0 ? JSJSPi0 oS(fU9S; Livenza "ver and the Italians are re-
toward the
Montgomery, Ala., Nov. 9. Condi-, quotations since the time
former chief of the Atlanta police de-tions were normal bene today after listing on the New York Stock Ex
partment, convicted on charges in- tne excitement caused last night
volving inefficiency and insubordina-j when negro soldiers from Camp Sher
tion, early this morning was exoner-lidan visited several sections of the
ated and reinstated as chief by the 'city and suburbs in search of a ne
police comnhission before which the . sro chauffeur who they understood
case was tried for a third time. Beav-was to be lynched for running down'
ers waived all claim to back salarv. . a white woman
;nlnn. Anirlnnnnh t- Oft OA I
iiii.iiiiiiii niiciii-1 I r i.ii aii .11 nr . i-t i
and Paris 6s at 85, were at lowest "11" lowara tne Piave, the -last
of their OLluus natural nne before Venice.
General Cadorna's troops are making
a more spirited resistance to the for
ward movement of the invaders, gs
Th. political parties to which the
Deserter Arrested.
(By Associated Press)
amounting to approximately $8,000
I
RIO JANEIRO'S
PORT IS CLOSED
, ,
(By Associated Press.)
Rio Janeiro, Nov. 9. The govern
ment has issued a decree ordering
pecially on the upper Tagliamento and
the upper Livenza ;'.,. '
The larger units Italian ar
my are retiring without
iom the Austro-Germans but strone
;otiate an "immediate democratic
I fina in An mi of 1 Q1 r f 4- r-w V: - lin n i i . ,, I
Wi..ii,t ,iiPfn . hlnnrr havo decid-' Tnhilp Al;, Nov Q Eiureno Ca-'" nn Tt olon nloc tn turn nvpr all'"" a.U8"1' as usual ana lew 01 the SOU
'"J' . a 1 I L 1 li 1 1 1 1 .M v l O unvufj vv a i a vwiiv., v. ycatC. It ulOU Liuiiu - ' Qg0JJ
f'fl To turn nvr all the ministers, so-'iacob. a German, arrested here
rialists as well as others, for trial. Federal authorities on suspicion
Chief Beavers was dismissed from of- dav wpvp -that mntmo ,..o.. iro
gressing as usual and few of the sol-1
convicted on two charges. Theldiers' knew anything of the trouble!
Fy.Oiiki Dvinn
oy the land to thp neasantrv and to sum-i .... x t.w. ; cj.ujt.uiu6 ui me tiuuoie ...n.,f1. tyaao
, - ' - . , cast was carneu lu tne f unon ou- until tney reaa tne mornme nsnprs i TT , ' ir' ,
"mon the constituent assembly. Lprinr rnrt a writ nf Mrtin.ri 1 rt JfnSi Jul 7i?5-?pera: Honolulu, Nov. 8. (Thursday).
In the meanwhile they are being held, according to agents of the Depart-j Little serious fighting attended the an(J returned to the commission
under UOmiCUiary arreL. , mrai ui juouw, a ucuo. "'-" - i revolt, Uie auu&i liuyuimui. cm,-, "c. wv,ph ho wnc a-ain rnnvirtprl nn '
Confirmation was obtained that the from the army. They say Cajacob ,bombardment Gf the Winter Palace, ! ZZ r?trV tC,, ft!
mur ministers of the provisional registered at St. Louis under inc the seat of the provisional govern-t . . ' ri rnt fnr r
.eminent who were arrested by the draft act. but when called for pxam!mentf by the warship Aurora, and second time on anothe? certiorari and
i.ary revolutionary committee have nation failed to appear. He will b? the fortress Qf St. Peter and St. Paul. :S5a ?.lr?fS
.. . . ... rear t.uaras are ei vino- tt t..-
Reports from Camp Sheridan to-'fhe closing or the port ot Kio Jane- battle at several lolntV An ttHn
attempt to hold on the middle Taglia
mento resulted in theiorce being cut'
oft and 17,000 Italians, including a
tiui-jti, iiemg taiten bv th Anstm.
, ait-1 soldiers' at camp would be curtailed 1 A j j , .
A n ; p u uc ,-'Ui idiieu. . reported dying today. Physicians said
former
military revolutionary
lern incarcerated in the fortress
St. P!er and St. Paul.
The confirmation was given by the
fninmissionpr in command of the
fonnvs. who received the Associated
Prr correspondent and personally,
f-xplainxi to him the details regarding
tin- M;n!in'-ment of the ministers.
Tin cabinet members, he said, were
.'ill arrested at the Winter Palace aft-
n :-hrrcnder early this morning.
TIl'-v were tcikon t
win-,-. , li(.v
fonfir,' ni.-nt, but rwrre courteously
treat fd. He gave the list of those
takii: i in o custody as follows:
M. Maslov, minister of agriculture;
M. I. T-'i-estchenko, minister of for
pign affairs; M. Nikitin, minister of
the ;i-i..l:0r; m. i veresvsky, minister
"f wa nnd communication; M. Bern
aky, minister of mance; M. Smir-
n''fi'. state controller; M
itch,
ruin is
-M. K
v
The case then was TWA ANn nWC UAI C
mil VM ATllflll
reported dying today. Physi
j she could not live many hours.
CENT COINS NEEDED
of 'tried bv court martial.
DESTROY BRIDGES
BEFORE TEUTONS
jThe palace Tield out tor torn noura 'wMch n&d been tponed three times
answering the bigger guns of the rPRnltintr 1t1 h- PYnT1PT.fltinT1 an(1 Cllhj
i warshin and fortress with machine A , TTT,,
sequent reinstatement.
(By Associated Press)
Washiugton, Nov. 9 Agitation for
Cantain wil- cumil6e 01 a lwo ana one-nait cent
1 guns and rifles, before its defenders Uam M appointed police Piece has been renewed by the recent
chief after Chief Beaver's dismissal. ldpm LPwara movement or prices i
surrendered.
BALTIC FORCES
1
!
I
iNEHISTS
r r- -r a t n n 1 1 in r n n t
1 1 1 I Hill I'll II II I II I
B. r III II Til PHI If.
111 s ihii t in 1 1111 1
UL.I lit' uui 1 uii 1
o the fortress, DAfrpJ1i.:ncr Italians Use Everv Hlsin?foIs'
-Qr- ntarcH in solitary . gates iium
w,C ... . '1 I. IJ
iviean3 10 viiccr. 1 igicoo
of Invaders.
The case has attracted wide atten- caused partly by new war taxes, and
tion benausfi nf the Pxtpnrlpd litisra- a .bill probably will be pressed at the
TAICF A ST AND, tion in the case and the local issues next 'session of Congress to author-1
involved. ,iZeT the mintage of such a coin ' Idea of Annexing Poland to
t 1 Indications are that, a numhpr nf . . ... . .
Petrograd, Nov. P. A dispatch from - - A T street railwav comnanies whinh nv Austria INot Well Ke-
fmist of justice; M. Gvozdeff,
(Bv Associated Press'
Italian Army Headsuarters, Wednx
dcy, Nov. 7. A dozen bridges have
been blown up or the Livenzn rive:
to arrest and delay as much as possi-
Mr.lyantov-the advance of the Austro-Ger i
Finland, says that dele
the Baltic fleet and army
command have resolved to adhere to
the revolutionary committees.
The revolutionary committee at Re-
r- ' an the important
strategic points; - 1 1 ft"
1 jm considering raising fares to six cents
WESTERN FRONT wil urSe legislation authorizing coin-
age of a six cent piece.
ceive
d.
mans
toward the Piave river. The
ANTI-PROHIBITION
FORCES STILL LEAD
(Bv Associated Press)
Cincinnati. O.. Nov. 9. With 69
r of labor; A. I. Konovaloft, ivenzza is a smaller river than the counties having reported officially and
o! trade and industries; Ad-( Tagliamento and offers fewer -dim- unofficially, and apparently reliable
''i rvski, finister of marine; cci;ier, to the invading army to cross an(j complete figures from 19 others,
-lilin. minister of public velfare it tut e retiring Italian army is the anti-prohibition forces still main-
t ;:kovKkv w:io succreo'":! Gen- r,nw hotter oreanised than it was 01 tain a. lpad in the w?t and drv elec-
il Veri; 1 1 cj vski as minister of war; tanks of the Tagliamento and is tian by a majority of 2,534.
Kart; c-heff . minister of religion, ranable of greater resistance. Some
i 1 tyakoff, president of the Qf the Italian contingents are animated -t,
a) council. by such ardcr to fight the enemy tha"
i ion. Chief of Staff Bagratuni tUoy are losing contact with the main
y ': his subordinates were ar-. body and risk being surrounded by the
! Austro-Germans who have advanced cqy Associated Press)
ornmisTionor said he did not cither higher or lower on the river v. London, Nov. 9. The entire
''ie wlierc abouts of Premier than the position occupied by the 4j Turkish army in Palestine is re-
v ho h;id "run away. ' Italians. ine towards thp north. Brit-
(By Associated Press)
London, Nov. 9. An official state
ment issued today by the British war
office regarding military operations
in Prance and Belgium says:
"We made a successful raid 1
night, to the eastward of Hargicourt. yard yesterday and announced he : idea
There was nothing of special interest would enlist in the service, fie w:T j poses
to report.
(By Associated Tress)
CoDenhaeen. Nov. 9. The nronosed
j settlement of the eastern problem by,
annexing Poland to Austria-Hungary
uermans, increasing their esntnrp
acmv'nij, to Berlin, to 250.000. ,
Along the Livenza. General Cador-
-1 soldiers apparently were more
suu.?ssful. The invaders crossed the
Livenza only after a vigorous attack
and in the region of Vittorio, the
Italians were able to detain the ad-,
vance. The Livenza is but a scant
10 miles from the Piave. waere n-.
;eral Cadorna probably will make "a
en uiig sluuu.
British troops in Asia Minor con
tinue successful operations. In Pales
tine, General Allenby's forces have
made another advance toward Jeru
salem. In Mesopotamia the British
advancing up the Tigris have captur
ed Tekrit, 90 miles northwest of Bag
dad. ..
BELGIAN CONVICTED fe
OF ESPIONAGE ACTS
anvifle, short stop of the Boston Na- many has few friends in Germany,! Tnnd m q r.,
ast tional baseball team, visited the navy, aside from the proponents, of the ,': mP7W9I ;!f1hannoime" -
irA ,.o(nt ul iri... . . ment was made today of the convic-
vncuiy tu uuxe piess "P" Ition of a Belgian as a.BpW Vne state
it. The conservative and nsL-r'mr-rinma. - 1
vaai. Aviiu no t
Maranyille to Enlist.
(By xssociated Press.)
Boston, Mass., Nov. 9. Walter Mr-( and Courland and Lithunia to Ger-j
Photographs Are Wanted
take his examination next week. ! tionalist organs are against it be-
' i cause they fear the eff ecT of such a
step upon their own anti-Polish pol-
'icy in regard to the Polish provinces
of Prussia. The Liberal Socialist
newspapers are indignant at the-attempt
to decide a question involving
the wrhole future of Germany behind
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TURKS IN RETREAT.
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The Dispatch desires to keep its readers in tourt with the young men of the ba ofth? Reichstag, and also
this section in navy, army and the Red Cross, who have gone forth to battle. et!of See pSIJ? torth'ta
The friends and reaitives of these -oune men have, no doubt, photographs of , "na?nP!!1.y S6t 101 m m
them taken in thair country's uniform. The Dispatch wrants to make it a rpne gocaiist organ Vorwaerts of' TEUTONS ADVANCING 4
"A Belgian subject , was tried ' by '
the general court martial in London
on September 24 and 25 on the charge
that he had come to th e" United King-i
dom with the intent to commit acts ,
'of espionage on behalf of the enemy..
He was found guilty and sentenced to
(death. The sentence was duly con- ;
firmed a.nd subsequently was commute
ed to penal servitude for life." -
TOWARD THE PIAVE
"'am-th-
ri
- r Palace battle, although ducittg it to scarcely 30 miles m lengui- j, f hem. 4
i-' ported not to have been This favors the concentration of Ital- Forty Turkish guns were cap- 4
" iio fighting proceeded with ian forces, for defense. tured. says the British official 4
il forces alternately in posses- a, otatprnt announcing the Otto- 4
;''('n r'( the huge piles of wood stored . Bandits Loot Bank. man retrcat. 4
;n 'h' plaza, a part of the city's win- ' (DwiJ Pqre!!The Farm- British and French naval forces
1 Ji suddIv jcuttauii, w ---- .
' . uppiy. I -cXr in thf villafire of Con- are
Kiare of an arc light illuminat- jr." "" " 7Z f wa.
I ll'i" 7-nilirTi f rna in tHft.'COra. IV U"'" ; r.."'.:,Mn vinovt
feature of the paper each day to publish the photograph in uniform of one or Berlin declares that this adoption of 1
two of our airay or navy toys. ! nr annexationist DOlicy in the most?
It will be of general interest and will have the good effect to quicken a irretrievable form puts in the shade (By Associated Presa.) ' ' ' :
personal interest in the grsat war. Will not their friends and relatives co- the crisis regarding the chancellor-T Berlin, Nov 9.- (British Admiralty '
possible at this hour to as- Meanwhile th.i Italian retreat nas lgt airplanes are following ud the operate? Let us have the photograph of your husband, Drotnsr or Doy, m uni- snip ana an otner aeveiopmenis or per wireless press). The Austro-
what the casualties were in creatly shortened the ngnting line, re- - -rirn Turks and bombing form, and, as we can have the plates made they will appear in The Dispatch, tne day. 11 reminas xne government 1 merman ..forces, in Northern Italy, ov-,.
)o tr '-i mi oc in 1 pn r ! 1 jl ,ti . -t i j n n as t 4-v inM '-m'fii v -n-wi rnar rno Mansni rv . ri iiirix ri" 11 v. iw 1. prrnm rno roaiorotinA r i ri linn
s- ed after the war is over, we hope to reproduce them in some great special Parts of which are absolutely non- rear, gnards, are" advancing toward
ion. We want both the private and the officer in this collection of pho- German, wmie. m tne tmra. the uer-, the Fiaveriver, thewar office;' an-;
tographs, for the men, as well as. the officers, must fight anct are as much en- '?1mfl "u t lue toI",uuaD iouowb;
j j I 1 ' ' 'retain its influence, may at no dis-j "The Livenza river has been cross-"
deared to .their countrymen. . .!w tim Wnmo .9 miiihrv rfanmrr1 oiua .4r
Let us, then, have the. photograph of your boy, without delay, and be as- GGrmany. . , - . ' ies. overcoming the resistance of th
sured that the actuating motive in this proposal js to. inspire a deeper interest The Kreuz Zeitune reminds the au-lltalian vrear. miards ar - advnncfne
in and contribute our part to tho warlike?eiiterprise of our nation in which thorities of the- repeated promises" to j ceaselessly on mountain ' roads and on -
ana pour-
1
co-onrating against the1
wa 4 Turkish ' : -'cations along ,
P'aza while the rest of the city was vrrecked by burglars - early today. tne imcuciiiu these sons of New Hanover and of North Carolina areto bravely beara noble ieaTe definite settlement' until sthe the plain, in , driving 'snow
j almost lotal darkness:. : this condi-1 The bandits 'escaped with about $18,-f part V W ''rV: " 'ir TvC- r '"l ." end of the war. V : K in t6ward the Bave."