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CHRISTIANIA: The German minis
| ter has presented a note to the Norwe
' gian government protesting against tli«
j embargo established bv Norway on bell
' igerent submarines. The press of the
ijcoantrv unanimously support the gov
I ernmeiit in exercising the right to issue
! such orders calling attention to the fact
! that Sweden has already done likewise.
, I VIENNA: The refusal to convene Par
I liament bv the Austrian Premier, wbc
. opposed progressiv<-ness and who be
lieved that an extra Parliamentary sess
ion would give the socialists an oppor
tunity to agitate the people, is attribut
ed as the cause of 1 • is assassination by
Dr. Frederick Adler, a super-radical s< ■
cialist, at a banquet yesterday.
BERLIN; The German Admiralty re
ports that a squadron of seaplanes sv.c
i cessfully engaged the British sea force:
| off Flanders.
PARIS: Official announcements deny
the reports of German gains in the Dob
rudj i vicinity and assert that, on the
contrar'-, the Russo-Rumanians have
captured several important positions.
LONDON; Von Il/ndenberg has sud
denly shifted to Vie Dobrudja region
and lias resume-1 the offensive in an at
tempt to annihilate the Rumanians.
- Von Mackensen is hammering away at
j the Russo-Rumanians with impetuous
| infantry charges and Ins artillery are
j sweeping the way before them in an ef
fort to gain possession ot the Con stanza
railroad. Notwithstanding the intensity
of the shock incident to this mighty
offensive and the prevalence ot cold
driving winds, the Russo-Rumanians are
conducting an orderly retreat.
PARIS; An official dispatch says that
four tons of explosives were dropped by
French aviators on the blast furnaces
and railway station at the German
fortress of Metz,
BERLIN; An official statement of the
V,' r Department says that 2o9 aerial
bailies have taken place on the Somme
front, up to October 22, and that over
j y-0 raids have been participated in by
(German seaplanes during which twedtv
* tw o of the enemy were drowned and
j seven of the Allie’s machines captured.
• BERLIN: The Rumanians are precip
itately retreating before Mackensen's
(forces. The Rumanian King, after a
j stonny session of the Cabinet, invoked
• the support of the Allies. The failure
of the Russians to bring the promised
artillery support to the Rumanians is at
tributed by them as the cause of their
failure to hold Cc-nstanza. The left wing
of Mackensen is in hot pursuit of the
Rumanians who are now near Harsova,
thirty miles from Constanza. In the
Reichstag today Von Ilollweg is ex
pected to disconrse on the non-responsi
bilitv of Germany in starting the war.
LONDON; A sharp naval engagement
between British and German destroyers
took place in the English Channel last
night. The Admiralty announced this
afternoon that the German warships at
tempted the raid nnder cover of dark
I ness. Two of the German 1-oats were
sunk and one British lost and another
disabled.
PETROGRAD: The retreating Russo
Rumamans are making a stand at Ilar
sova, thirty- miles from Constanza, and
with lines still intact are stubbornly re
sisting the forces sent against them by
: Mackensen.
NEW YORK: Ambassador Sharp, be
fore sailing for Paris to resume his
duties said he could see no change in
the European war situation and that it
looked to him to be au unbreakable
deadlock.
PARIS; Four violent attacks made bv
tilt Germans on the Verdun front have
been repulsed.
LONDON; The Allies are rushing im
mense bodies of troops to the aid of the
Roumanians.
PARIS: The French are meeting
with great success in their drive an Fort
Vaux, and official dispatches claim that
they are now less than 500 y ards of the
coveted position.
BFRLIN; Official reports from the
War Office minimise the importance- of
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WASHINGTON: The ultimate cost of
the four battle ships and twenty des
troyers lor which bids are to t>e opened
today, amounts to klu5.000.000.
SAN ANTONIO; Reports received at
miliary headquarters say that Villa has
captured Chihuahua. Villa personally
directed the attack.
QUEBEC: Fire destroyed St. Kiiza
betli’s hospital at I-arnham todav burn
ing to death five children. Twenty-five
others were injured and fifteen others
are unaccounted for. Three hundred
and sixty patients were in the hospital
when the fire (-ccnrrcd and it is feared
the death list will be greatly increased
when the blaze is finally extinguished.
Attempting to leap to the stone pave
ment was the cause of many being in
jured.
SEATTLE; Plans are now under way
for the erection of a gigantic steel plant
in this city. Big capital is behind the
affair and options have already been se
cured on Alaskan and British Columbia
iron deposits.
JUAREZ; Severe fighting is going on
i at Fresno, north of Chihuahua, with j
Villa in personal command.
SAN ANTONIO: Gen. Ramon Batista. h
of the rebel forces, was killed and also
several Americans, including two offi- ,
cers and one wounded in an engagement
between the American forces and the j
rebels. The engagement was the result
of an attempt to arrest Batista on the j
part ol the American commander.
WASHINGTON: Reports are freely
current here that Carranza is preparing j
to desert Mexico and it is said that his j
wife and also Obregon's, the Minister of j
War, have already fled to the United \ j
j States.
The Navy department opens bids to-!
day for the construction of four battle j
. ships and twenty destroyers.
SEATTLE: The Mexican ambassador
at Washington characterizes the report
prevalent throughout the country that
C arranza was on the eve of fleeing from
Mexico as a malicious political inven
tion. Funston, todav, mentioned for
. the first time the reported activity of
Villa, stating that a detachment of Car
ranza troops had been dispatched nord ;
ol l’arra! to attack him.
ATLANTIC CITY: The American- j
Mexican Peace Commission still con- j
tinue their deliberations notwithstuud- j
ing Villa's success in Mexico.
EARN HAM, Que.: Between forty and j
fifty persons perished in the hospital fire j
instead of nineteen as first reported.
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NEW \ORK: It is announced that I
Great Britain has arranged through Mor- J
gan for another loan of three hundred j
millions. ! j
SAN PRANCISCO; On account of the j
abnormal rise in flour to 510 a barrel, a
five-cent loaf of bread now cos,ts six j
i cents, and stale bread, formerly sold at j
j three loaves for a nickel are now three ;
for a dime.
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CHILLICOTHE, O., Oct. 26: Presi
dent Wilson’s train is here on i?s last
! lap of the Presidential campaign. On its
arrival the I’resident was greeted by a
crowd of over 7,000at the depot, includ
ing 7uu railroad men and shopmen.
WASHINGTON: Official reports seem
to l»e at sea regarding the unexplained
i presence in San Antonio ol members of ; ,
I ! .
the Carranza, Obregou, Trevino, Huerta
and Madero families.
the capture of Ilouamont by the French.
All the attacks made on Fort \*anx have
been repulsed. The British mine sweep
er Genisba has been torpedoed ami sunk.
. All the officers and seventy of the crew
were lost, only twelve of her comple
ment were saved.
NOTICE OF DISSOLLTIOX
This is to certify that the co-partner- -
ship heretofore existing between the .
undersigned and George Sarindes. in the
business known as Restaurant A, lias
this day been dissolved bv mutual con
sent, the undersigned having withdrawn
from the partnership and being no loug
er responsible for any of the firm’s obli
gations.
J. B. TSAMIS.
Hated at Nenana, Oct 17, 1916, i
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