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SWEDEN PROLONGS
ITS MORATORIUM
GERMANS FAVOR
MORE SEA RAIDS
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\ilmiral Schlleper
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TURKS BOMBARD
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HKITISH DESTROYER
ASHORI iClEWSAVED
DUTCH STEAMER
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TYPHUS EPIDEMIC
AMONG GERMANS
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5 GERMANS TAKEN
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Conference in Washing*
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War Proposed
PROTECTION FOR
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CHRISTMAS CHEER
German Soldiers Trying to
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TERRIFIC FIGHTING
HARKS THE HOLIDAY
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quests, ?and perhapg UM
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feature.
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Dancing Frocks?Street Dresses?Blouse;
Fur Coats Fur Sets
Millinery
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however, ami after droppm?- four
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fall ? few dangerouil* eloee to 'I"
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|ard it und aran the S-inehera cum.? Into
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obliqu? ; the earth ami landed
with a heavy shock in the plain of
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action from the treachee, and tl
chine hud no looner t,, .:r..uii.l
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Danish Steamer Has a Hiiro
Time with Atlantic Weather.
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Short News Items from France
*M\irin hundred prieata, miaaionariea and ihciilnjtn.il studenta, twentv
i?i? Proteatanl ministers and two rabMs have nlitad) mat death on ihr
battieteld. this in Franca alone.
\ bag containing S## Iron rroesee, evidentlj intended to i>*- diatriboted
io deacrvlng oldiers, ?.i- found bj the French In ihr ruins ot a ksw et
i ii.inn which h;?<i served ai headquarters to ?? Ganara general und hi?? stall.
I lie inillhin fraiii? ?huh l.eorgr? < 'arpentier hail ?.?\cd Iron? hi? main
nni: rlctortea had bnan Inveatad In Ike <?>al min,? of I.ens, his birthplace.
"hcaa miaoa have boon tatallj destroyed b) the i.ermann, as well as ihe
Imme which the champion had bought for hi?- parent-.. Gaergaa ??ill have In
make ? i rooh atari
The Eiffel rowei haviag intercepted anmeroae ?? ir?*it*~- m? ?a--?-?, sent
bj the Geraaaaa froai their tower eroded at Vanen, an txchanga al Irenical
mu? . roateaiag meaaagea baa been carried on botwooa the aparatan, ?nh
the raaall thai the captain al th?' Preach liner ?Loaiaiaaa racaivaJ the fol?
lowiag while in mld?Atlaatic: Toll tm foot name, and after Ihe war I'll
?rod m?. three-year-old boj from Berlin to lieh ?mi.'
i in? Preach anales roaat twelve ?oldiers radar aiatoaa and Iva under
foartaaa yonte ot ego, ralaatoera aatarally. laaao baya ?aaaged t?? reach
Ihe ..ring line- and followed the regiment* wherever thev went until adopted
.,. iii-i-iol? li\ the men. ?ho could nol get rid of Ihem. One has been wound?
ed ai >"i uras.
leu thaaaaad doga are boiag traiaod la a??i*t the aasholaace ?ork on
the held. 1 he-i- l.ulhtul SOTVaatS are I light Io bring back Ihe caps of Ihe
?oiindeil and then to 1. .id Uie re-cuers bach to the ?.put. -?i*. hundred dog?
are airead? rendering services |o Ihe .-irniie?. in Ihe east.
line hundred and ill member?, of the I rni.li I'arliamenl ate serviag in
the armie*. Bovon have been killed. ?Me of ihem. Senator Rev mond, doing
Service ??* ??" IViatar, ?a- shut la the ground ?ilh his aeroplane.
rweat) thousand l.erman Inas have been ?ei/ed b> l'?e authorities
throaghoal France ?nd are bciag waaaged bj the government until the
v? ar end-,
\ Genaaa priaaaar, ?aught with Preach bill?.. ? number of l rend? bond?,
and an enormous si.uk of ie?el?. admitted having ?-tolcn thene during the
ihaine ot Ihe l.erman-. la the Marne, in the various towns invaded. He bus
been loiitl m.irt'alli'd anil ?hot for pillage.
Ihe siege al I'r/emv ?I and Ihe bombardment ot I attar*, with ?hub Ihe
reading publi? has been -teadilv bored lor three months, have bei orne pro
erbial in l'an-, and Ihe papers themselve?. have (?*a?ed Ihe joke.
Jaaoph I aillau.. ?\-Mmisier and Premier, whose wife shot Ihe editor of
' le I igaro." after being made a colonel in Ihe trrasur*. department of th?
armv. has been sent to Ninth \meri? ?t on a govern, eut mission. Il is ?aid
.,11 ers ot lesser rank refused to a??ii, i.ile with him. and lon-.derablr sur?
prise -vas caused h) hi? quick advance from petlv olb, er to colonel.
When l'an? heard several I'rench athletes ?ere takin, p. t in the New
,ork si? dav ran* i|i??'stions were asked as In v> h?, th,??,. men were nol nerv?
ing Ihe arm?. The ilil/rv authorities have loan '?I a statement saving all
Ibe ruler? bad complied ?nth their militar?, obliga) nui?.
It h.i? no? been deiiinlel. settled thai the l.erman shell whuh Ian. .1
nejrest |U I'aris fell c\,i<ll> nineteen m lien Iroin Ihr lapital.
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