The day book. [volume], December 02, 1915, LAST EDITION, Image 32

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WAR BULLETINS
London. Bulgar delay in seizing
Monastir regarded as strengthening
probability that understanding exists
between Greece and Bulgaria. If this
is case amicable agreement between
allies and Greece will be difficult, if
not impossible. All accounts are
there are no military obstacles in the
way of Monastir's occupation by the
Bulgar forces.
Berlin, via Tuckerton Wireless.
English losses in officers alone
reached 2,000 during British offen
sive in October, according to Hun
garian newspaper Azest, which
quotes Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria
as authority.
Paris. Artillery duels occurred in
vicinity of Brettincourt in Artois re
gion, Frissefay in Somme district
and Tahure in Champagne.
London. Greek steamship Zarisis
sunk by submarine. Crew landed at
Malta.
Amsterdam. Furious mountain
fighting in progress on Northeastern
Montenegrin frontier. Farther to the
northwestward struggle spreads into
Austrian territory, between Monte
negrin border and upper Drina.
From beginning of war Montene
grins have had better of fighting with
Austrians. They have been across
frontier in many places. Annoyance
to Austria has been serious and the
Vienna government is said to be de
termined to end it
London. British steamships Co
lenso and Orange Prince have been
sunk'by submarines. Colenso's crew
saved. Nothing known of fate of
those on Orange Prince.
London. Italian reports of Rus
sian recapture of Czernowitz, capital
of Austrian crownland of Bukovina,
unconfirmed from Petrograd.
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Boston. Mrs. Bertha V. Bense
testified in court she usually carried
$4,000 or $5,000 in cash on her per
son in shoes, toes of stockings and
in bosom of dress,
I ANNOUNCEMENTS
Newboys' Protective union special
meeting tonight, 8 p. m., 180 W.
Washington.
North end district of 'the Civic Co
operation Movement of the Indus
trial club to be organized, Friday,
at 8 p. m., in Armstrong school.
"Peace Proposals of the Socialists"
to be subject of Wm. E. Walling of
New York before City Club of Chi
cago, Saturday, Dec. 4, at luncheon.
Victor S. Yarros will preside.
Scandinavian Liberty league to
hold mass meeting, Viking temple,
Sheffield av. and School st, Sunday,
Dec. 5, 11 a. m. Wm. B. Haywood
to speak.
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BITS OF NEWS
Clarence Van Herik, 14, 43 N. Pine,
found dead, head crushed, North
western tracks.
Thos. Rafferty, 30, found In crit
ical condition with throat cut in ho
tel. Said he spentJ.ast dime for room
in which to end life. Will probably
die.
Gunmen held up clerks, H. A. God
dard drug store, 501 W. 69th, bound
them and got $150.
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TAKES POKE AT JUDGE
John Sheehan, 21, 733 N. Robey,
fined $50 for beating his mother,
leaped over rail and struck Judge
Sullivan, Shakespeare station. Panic
in room until Sheehan was over
powered. CHICAGO GRAIN. Grain and
"" sons up. . Dec wheat close,
$1.0934.
Ntw YORK STOCKS. Prices
slightly down. Trading dull.
WEATHER FORECAST
Fair tonight, with lowest tempera
ture about 26; Friday fair with rising
temperature; gentle to moderate
west to southwest winds. Tempera
ture Wednesday: Highest, 38; low
est 24. ,
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