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TWO
THE EVENING ITERALD. ALBUQUERQUE. N. M.. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27. 1914.
B
Heating
Stoves
At Reasonable
Prices
The name "Stewart" on
them insures perfect con
struction. Our st;ck com
prises nil types and siz;s of
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LONDON HEARS
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115-117 North 1st.
OP PUHS FOR
iiisoi
i Favorite Story Is the Rcseive
j , Force of Zfppelins and An
- other Treats of Submarine
j Transport System.
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nuil.li,. forts ali.iu the J.flgiun must
arc union:; Hie mi s'.ciious device
missip ai .'ii-'litH ill riiiiii. v li:iins
the Matter of Scarlet Fever i,n "
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J'.irinu I.Ttitu iitiinij. (.r h.miiv purl nl
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Our November business has been especially good this year. In fact it has been very prosperous to us. Now we would
like you to share this prosperity with us. In order to do so we are making very attractive offerings in every de
partment o our store. This sale will last until the first of December and the many jpeciab, will be of every ad
vantage to you. Below are a few of the many special Month-End Prices.
PARTY AND DANCING FROCKS
Pretty dresses made of Chiffon, Laces and Silks The style are the new Basque effects, Tunic
effects. Pretty Lace Flounces, Accordon Pleated. Flounces and Straight effects, trimmed with
Crepe Meteor, Laces, Satins and Rosebuds. Dainty toft colors for evening wear. Worth
$25 to $30.
814.95
WOOL BLANKETS.
Beautiful French Gray Plaids.
Full size and extra quality. Sold
regularly for $3.50 a pair. 0 AQ
Month-End Special u.T" J
LADIES NECKWEAR.
Worth 35c Mads in Serges and
Linens. Velvet and Satin Trim-
nod.
Month-End Specials
19c
MEN'S GLOVES.
Worth $1.50. Very good quality.
All sizes.
Month-End Special
per pair
99c
Found Guilty -of Dcrelictcn in
Report; Fals Certificate
Accusation Disnurscd.
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tciM.it.'il iiniiieiliaii iv so that no lime I ' 1 .ar.ilnn lo r."-eie Hi'- mnilaiiiihlii
tn.ny he :n vsiai.l:-hmn niml an-' "' inv M-n e of ;.rniaiiM w hit h nnuM
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1M . lairtoii s defense wan that wiiil.- " e-n inwr uml I'alals.
he mum lalleil in ..n the 4ih he dull Kmilish airolants ui-,1
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PHOTOGRAPHER
H. "i South sifiuifl.
I'm li ait Work of All KimLn.
Aiu.iii-ur I i'i'lilnU.
CLEAN
nut ,1 in s :'.- ihe iav i.ntil the M Ii ,
Tin' wr litis street Was a simile ciror.J
Justice .M l l. llaii foiinil Ihe .hsj- I
Ian liuilty on the Ki'iinl lh.it not
i-iih' was ilu- rci.oi'T i iTi'i.i ous as to!
She street. I. lit the I hysl'T.m should
have sent Wi.fil to he lioar.l i f hrullh
i.t the susj.i. ions i.iture of the . um
mi ihe 4th. m il V limin Jlie '.unl m.itlu
no iu.-!lu diagnosis ut that time.
Tin- se. i. ml cli. Hue way ilisiiusseil,
he a'e the n.ini rule, I that the ue. e
' .,in-r faiTiished hy tin dm tr l'..r
the lirolher and sit( r "f i.ir patn-nt
win not j foiinai el t lili ate. The
I'il.l'ln 11 sll'.ili.l He. ir hale heen ad-
.. .- h".. ..'i fa- s'.!er!i;Mi ol
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lift 1 1. t . ei.rt.
The
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tilled III.
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UNCLE SAM BEGS
US TO SEND XMAS
GIFTS OUT EARLY
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the liosti
is our specialty
Aztec Fuel Co.
ti:iviiom: 231.
2
XmasShopping
Do It Early
We piesent you this vear the
largest, the most complete and
up-to-date "stock of Xmas pres
ents. Prices very moderate.
Goods selected v. ill be careful
ly put away and delivered
when notified.
' VI nl call,
diess ).la. my.
iiih-s. Twenty
.hi m.. in-'i k
:i.T !es P.oehl li.i
..ur 111.1H shoi'i'iiit;
onl Ihe li 11 1 di 11 of h s
al'l." lie his il.t I'P
.f It . .. lohiiy hin sialis
VV 1 a i sei urely. Vd
l'iltv ,ullllds 1 -
p. Hi. Is everywhere
on the ui. kac s 'Not
If Opllllll lltllil I '111 IStlf.l" '
Ktniiish airoidunis uml ilirinihlc
lit.; constantly on the ulett. The mn
,s fairly alive with nam I craft of all
desrrii.tions .Mines ure carefully
pla. e.l. ami any luiulmic in KnlSlartl
woiil.l di.ulitles he made at terrlhlo
. o;t. if mi- h a l-iiilirix he iosshle.
mid 01c e landed an enemv would
I tiiid 1. oast artillery and every po-silde
'loll of olst lH 1 1'. II stamllilK InlWclTl
the (.'.(i.'onst Mtn'l Lornloir. Wire en
J tatis-h-mcnis anil hreiinuorks "I
-iiulhas lint all paths Iciiilittt; fioin
I pohsll'le laliliing pla. : ox to the loi. ol
'the ihalki 1 hlfs whuh siirroiitnl the
Islam! Tien, hes f. r riflitni-n ami
Held uiiiis Itaie l.r.-n ilua m striitii'.r:
l'Ointx nil filo UK the court
1 Il'imlteds ol thousands of yoin-.K
I soldiery have heen mven pra.ti' at
l.hJ"llU 111 ilu"s'.i. cut I etn ll llletlt
fioiu one en I of Kn.lani! to the nih
il r. .Mil the wit!.' his heen nil tll-
jlelte, I.'. lolht.IV eVlarls who AlW
t,, it that carthw.itUs were cieite'l
1 where il was possil.lc tliev mivht he
iii-.efuj in i use s-.iiic treat il.saster
'.-hoiihl hefall Ihe r.llkllsh llaly.
I Some hoilv con. Plaint nhout the
li k of patrlolism HiiionK the punl-!i-.ts
has hroimht oul a sp.l Heil letter
ll'.n a t.'.YiiiE editor, who savs that
r- he to 'ive ti list of ail Ihe pro
fessional hoxers who Itiiv )o,neil the
ii.loir site e the ei liiruti..i of war lie
would have t4 lill iievral r.ewspiiptr
ol'itntig He Civeti a few naitos f
nun who have exuha n'm-d the twenty
four fool rum for a h s cir. un.s i n-d
aieint Th; iiru woifi reeoiilin.:
"Ick Hiiiith. our llht lii-.ivy-weaht
1 haiiiplon: llamls, nan Ki e.
hailinser l-r thai tith: Itaiidsioaii
INFANTS KIMONAS.
Sold regularly for 50c. All colors.
Trimmings are Satin or plain.
Month-End Special 29C
PICTURE FRAMES.
Worth $1.00 to $2.50. Oval and
Fancy Designs.
Month-End Special 49C
SHEARS.
Made of the finest steel. Sold reg
ularly for 25c a pair. 7 in. lo.rg.
Month-End Special Q
ij
LADIES INITIAL HAND'CHIEFS
Worth 6 for 75c. Any initial, fan
cy embroidered. ?lain hemstitched
borders.
Month-End Special AOr
6 for T"Jt
OUTING FLANNELS.
Worth 10c a yard. All color.,.
Check and striped effects. 27 in.
wide.
Month-End Special
per yard ' 2
CHINA PLATES.
Ltauffers Hand Fainted Flates.
Sold for 75c. Beautiful designs.
Just the thing for a Christmas re-
jnembrance. AQp
Month-End Special T"jL
ROSENWALD'S
j "WHERE QUALIT.Y MEETS PRICE"
PHOENIX PREPARES
TO ENTERTAIN BIG
MINING CONGRESS
j I .lake, w ho may
rate t
, r.
I I"
I'll. cirx. t i . Nov. - 1:1. il
; ri i'.il.ili. i.f. ale ia inri Ina.i.' lo el
taiuthe l . ili d" ! ..tes 1 -,pe' till
atti nil thi. M'li l.l. rlllll al. I. . ..I
sa il of the V'l'Cti'an M.liolK ll.ll'T
to he held !ol. IteielliH. T il
C. I'owi r l oiiwuv is chrilrniun
the l.niiT'.l 1 ol. 11. .Itllii. Tit 1 Mini
lee. The other m inneri eie I:o h
I'. ... n I'. irk I.. Wood ma 11. VV
Lewis. Homer Kind. J. J Sweeni-v
L.ta VV . Th 1 it . J. ' A.l.ms. H L
Allee W. I'. Kosli 1 . .1. 1". Hi. k.ir ls
i iv ii-l.t I' 1 1, anl. .1 W. i'r.-n-riuw
V'i J M at 1 li;. . A. I'. 1 1 Hter
Mai hall. VV. ll. T Hi h II.
S l ! Howard S. He. d.
L'l.i and J..e ilehtir '" '
The ini.C'ii'iim will If i lled t'
order t Hie Llkn' tin Her at ? !
lir.etoher T. hy former i ei i.or Jo
si 1 h 11. K.V.i-v. I'..ru.. I i.oi. inor
I-., hard L il.all wilt w ! ome h
e',K..'e, 0.1 l.elmll the .iu.-rtain-
1,1,'Kt committee (iowriu.r
(('i.t wilt we. ..me the moors
xti't.. n ml M iv or 1 '.i-orni
I he i it v
( at I H h.d. pi esideni ,.l Ihe -
Kiess. Villi il liver Ins nun ml iiddn-ss
i.. th. rvenliit. iitp.el at the Woni-
ti n or AllifiiH M ii""i 01
of
id -
id
J
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l-'ra n. is
lloiner
said to have it
reallv sound chain e of al.tovilin the
iiilililh-v.eifht hell; I'at ll'Keete, the
Mitn.il holder. Tom l-i 'm mu k and
Johniiv ISo; ham. both of whom have
heen plomiscd chinocs f cotitesiipif
(or the w i I'l-rwei.ht title: Telty "f
lu t-r I'mnr, one of our le.nli'i
heav w e.his ; seiiiioiii Hayes. the
f urious teailn-rweisht. with u host
nsiiKemeiils. Hi moii. Is of I'll mouth,
a pimti.Ti! icrtaintv for fljweiiht
honors."
The mutter of dunking nm"1
women, us will the iutoin of
IrealTiK le.Ii.iln I. . I he udmiriiiK puh
lc . in strongly iiak.n' Ihe uiteiitinn
i,i the n ut hoi il e in London and the
provlioes Wh.le the llos.ln ll"""
of ptt'die house have been mid"
raiher t hi out; hout KtiKlaml. ol her
no ..sures are ills, in-sed lino i that
w.'iiien In- naiie.i ir.un tn- pu,o
In the
Young to
,t
pi i.J
l Hie
ex. Iiule
in
i a
M-irle.
Strong
Bros.
1T
STRONG BLOC
Cor. Secovd and Copper.
CHICAGO POLES SEND
HOSPITAL CORrS TO
TR0NT IN POLAND
letter
,-ecretary
lib.r-
e de. pest IndiK
d womi-n up.ke.'
Mis llo l l.l
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r
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wuh hfty
n-
Z3
Wursaw. N..v. -T (.
mm. I U.n.lo . .1')
l'n. lios .t.il e.iii.pi
beds. i.aM tor wuh uh.. r ol .on
iri:.uleil .by Polish A hut I. n n". i.
oliened hoe today 111 the presen. f l-t
the ((on ii. or K-Titrnl of V iis.i m.d
the coii'-oils '.r fiurnl'v H4'ions The
nioliev f'-r the ho.pilul laised
miller Ihe ii.io.ti.-n of the polish
Ameiii-uu woleiy, .,ni:i nlz.d in I'hi
io b) John SiiiUlskt. 1
h . .si s Hltom-ther. urn ninny
l hem huve more money In
w h.l their husbands mr avvny
war Another proposal is lo
women from the liilnkinq (.linn
lh- ii.ornu.il'
Nina ll..le. who I ut the he.nl ''f
His pohtii Hl i. ml inditaiit iep,.i luieiit
of the Women" Freedom bilBue,
inakis mi ;in!lnns.nt piotrst
lo the priuiii minister
"It In iny duty tn warn .u that
Ihme iepeut"i utlai hn on our
Hi s me pruvnkiiu the de. ,e-t
,1 .on u moiiR tnen m
shv her Piter.
wrote-
'May I point out to you:
That the How antes paid 'i
....... ur. ih.ir own molHV. a lid that
Hi. have Ihe same rtht to
I ll. ir - liionet .14
ha.e.
"That mi iittempt. apparently.
be nv nimr.eered to regulate the Ml
b, w w il- es of sobtier uml umlors.
many of whom, nieord on info'mt
tiotl s.i..!ir,l me. ure spendii.B the
liu.nev pa ul I hem ny me imnm
on iiink unl Immoral women
out u strain!
'That theie has been li
fctn.ii.K w omen mm the
war nl till propoitl. nate to Ihe !n-
lease of drink net iniione men.
"The probable rea-oil for the St Ue
iiient th-it more women ure drinkinif
now- is that ut thn pri-si lit tune pu'i
lii hi uses ale so tiin.imtd vv .th male
customers, i f whom an enormous
number n:e men m iiniP.rni - that
women cannot n11" ne.-.-ss to the
prrmises and an served- out-ule.
where liulurallv tlo-v are tnole coii-
Spu UollH."
Th lamented J-uiue Maun, e
I'.alteniiiT'K was iii en ietoi la "
younuest uralnb hild and was mn Ii u
Kreiit favoriU- with liie nui.-en lint h"
passed the tnsl lev. veals of bat lift'
continuously in lu-r ompuny.
Just a fi'w ibiis l.e...re Ihe piinee'
untimely death he wrote to n member
of his fannlv : "I am liaMnu the time
of my hie. I'oii't bother about me.
It In like u .irlii, . I coinand' elcd u
rim ki'ii and tooked It with exK". Ti ll
lrs. (the prim i-bx'h looltl lliat
it was better than nnythtiiK she fvi-r
looked."
Prime Maurice vmih the joiiiinest
Moll of Princes ll' lnv of ItaltenbclK
nd M first toiisin of Klin tleoiKe.
He whs leadniK ho company ol the
k iiik'k I oval nibs at Yprm when a
shmpncl hu'lei Irom a bursting fhell
struck him ui.d ended his lile tilmost
Instjiilly. Prnn .Mtuirpe was 21
veam old anl held Ihe rank of lieu
tenant In the alinv He was the onlv
prune horn In I'.-' huirul castle. In
fad i. ii ..th' r i.i. ii.t- hail tu t n l.-otn
! In Slot land mine lii'oi, when hules
I was born at I n. i f i inline
Plillce Leopold. I'lllli'e AleXaldi-r
and I'riltce Mal'I'l. e. all three m ns o'
Prim-ess Henry, cntcted the seivi.e
at ihe hcKHi.iuiu ol the war- Prime
Leopold WitJi iliviilided home Willi
bullet i,i his hnte before the death
of 1,1s brother. The ititeen of .pain
In m msli r of th" lamt-nted prim e
iiftlcial npolts of tlie Kuviliiiiienl
show that iinempb,) inenl iinioii men
in now nhout oi,e per cent less than
it was t he "I ' ,n" wnr
These I'liuft'd uie soioewhi.t s'lipl'ts-
inif In view of th" far! that 111
one million men
their eel i .'' und
in the army.
.Men who ha.e not entcrtd the
nriiiy llnd l.ll'u- tiouide now in JiihI
mu WolM. iiotw itbst.iiitlknir the fa
that thousands of pla. e va.atid by
men have been fill'd by H'omen. The
Km ttiiio-nt ha hnrru d fiirwuld
contract for the c.nstructl.in of h new
post "f fb tube Wh'all Will 1I
l.oinenl Iii tluo..iids of linn
e.r ir mote
RAILROAD TO WORK EFFECT OF 10 Ofl
WHISKERS IS
WITH GOVERNMEHT
Oil I1IR TO
I.
Big F.uih Anticipated as Soon
as European War Victims
Get Their Bearings and
Transportation Is Open.
Styles of Wearing Facial Hair
Likely to Be Materially Af
fected Says London.
PLANK'S PRICE IS TOO
HIGH FOR WEEGHMAN
'hii ao, 111., Nov . .'7 Preildi lit
W'eeiihfiMii if the I'hleaHo Kedentll
tod. iy ileilared thai ni-KotiAtioiis for
Kdwurd l'latik. form, r star iiitcher
of the Philadelphia Athletics, had
come lo an end ,u ause of the bi
iihtry ilem.imled
handed Iw-irier.
"I Would lUe 1
t'hiiaijti Kederal
W ei tun id ' out
by the b.w hll-
.i s.e Pl.tnk in a
uiifnrm," said
his terms ure tod
Huns and I hale pructivully ended
all iicPoliutlonK. '
irlv
hint. oiiinleereil
ale under train. h
em-
f. r u
pend
UK men
is
w it h
Increase
oiiil.reiik (
FERNANDEZ CO. GETS A
WRIT AGAINST FRANCIS
Trinpoi rv" liijamt.on amilriMt l;U '
... ...... ..r i.Ui..i..e i-oiiniv wan
lt iihleij loday lo the em -utiles i .in-
pan;, iisiriuiiiiii: the defer. lai.t aim
h'.s MK'Tits liom tu,i slie.-p oer
the pli.ie. tiffs laime In Mh'lnle'
count. "n lie, ember Mh there will
be it h.alim In Judste ItavnohW
. hiimbcr til whlilj Ihe defend. ml will
be reipi.l d to !i..w why Hie In). ill -lion
rh iiibl not be made p i iii.iiei.l
ChuaM,.. Nov. ;7.J-:iery iMilroad
in the south and ws Will co-operute
with the Koveriiim nt , d stilhutiriK
ihe in ill,., ns ,,f immiKiiiiiu which are
expected to come t America when
the I'uropean war mibsldes.
The immiKititii.il f,,w ,.1H fallen
off T.'i per ient since the v1onin ol
the Puropei n war. but Hood of
new comers Is Hi 1 1, ip, d us s ) lis
the stricken people tun ml uuniii
moiUtloiis on the tiann Atlarilu lin
ers. The I'lilted Stales guv ermiient re
nlixcii the M-rioiisness of the muni
tion, und is all ciot y . 1. 1111111,4 hko
care of the .niniihra'.!!!)!. part ii ularly
with ll view to liiiniiiii it away from
the . men Hiul indii.-tnal i enleis olid
pI'u iitK It white it is most lieeil.-d. on
the fa rum.
The railroad m. u. thr,.uuh the
Kailroad I lev eoiiniTil usso. I.ition.
will io-op riile w ith Ihe Kv eminent
scheme, which unlades the utilisation
of Ihe UKei.la of the department of
agriculture, ihe lin.-ulm atn.n (.t!).'nls
j nt port of entry und the ostofIt. e
ii. ,ti im. iii . i ne pomoini e ucpari
llint will he III llu. d fijr Ihe i ollee
tu.ti of Information both fiom the
eni... cis und fiom tluw who want
woik. This Info! iiiaiion will
uvuilable both locully und at the polls
of etitiy, and the needs of the farm
ers ami the oppoi tuimi. s m rural
districts will be met. an far H pos
sible, by tins o-opelit iv e fToll
It is pointed out by Koverniiirut
slat isi li ti. im that nearly I hi ee-furt h
of the ImmlitrBnts, or per tent,
have MTiiuiiied In the l.irts iities ul
A inn , a Sew York iil"iie ha
t'.'M.li.ioiO r,.i i igu-D' ru. I In '.it.i ha"
71,ttiU. Philadt Iphia. Hl.ti.'H, lii.ston
IMJ.Ii'iO Hli.l ritvel.ili.1 IVt.uuii. I'all
liiver. oi.e ol the -otiin mill l.,sii
..r Ne wv i:n'aii.1. has 4 if 7 per eent of
Its population of f olT-mtl-bill II llilltll-
mniits.
Henla
lm.
wnt. I tin l'm I
I iirnii-r I mli .overtiir K-u,l.
Tacom.i. Wa-h . Nov. Ueorit
A I'.Ihi k of latke I'll), attt-d 73
loltoeilv g,.'illp.r of I tall, died i-lid-derily
of beait iLssi.se at Wailsour
, est. 1 ,1 J . . whale lie was V.-..T.
4'otlon lmkrt.
New Yolk. Nov. 27. -stpot
qolel, iiiidJIii uplands, ti'
aur
i ollon.
i. N'u
tt
rk.
lb llerabt nt A d" nnr
( si, l.iH, Prcsn ( oi r-sHiiKltti .)
London. Nov. In. There In ome
in s.ucr s.etulalloii us lo w hel lit r
the war will lollow pretcUcnt in m
ttiliulir.tf any chaime in fashions ul
what some ol th writer da-liK II I tu
tall "face fur." The Wuierool citm
piiiliii liitrodured Ihe mustache amoim
the lTiubsli irooi'S. tor It vvas III si
luurowtd from cerium Aiistruin olti
i ers, tiien Hi I les. It was taker. Up o
the (iu.irdn. who rtn-nd very mm h
any utiempt to lojluw the fashmn on
Ihe part of mere me leiiments. while
it for tlviliau. it will be remember
t'll. nay the Manchester Cuaulian,
how greut u null t'lue Ni-wtoinr
drew upon himself by wrurlng it fer
ocioim mustai he.
The c'liiueiin war brounht In llitt
w.ilsker an. ill. In dirl'trato civilian
emulation ut the KUanl ollhcrs, who,
having grown nil their hair from
sheer necessity itud perhaps from tt
ti l luit) compuiilomiule mu mill in the
bitter winter ll cm lies, bioulit ,i.u k
their new ttppcnd.tKis to t..'e Hood
stieet uml Pall Mall.
The Prilish war ollne nan made
some tilort to en.oiiiam. t.is yiowth
if lunula, bis unioliK subaperns w.tll
nut i oii--,i iiou su i .-hs, und there
are few- sitr.s .oai the tninlun id
1814 ure miln lu hrhiK l a new
fushlo I of beards. ' As lai Ma one ha
observed." the llusldiun. "the
tiine Itntish oldur Itist desire
when he uet a l.isallui'B mui.e fr.'tii
the i rem he, und soineiimes In Ihe
trenchea themsihes, a to rid him
self of tha hi ard und w hlsktT.
Ihoujjh one has i en few ivlalwuiiti
in base towns still bearded, and It
must be l o-lless.-d thai they loo
much more uwe-lnspli inn than the
i leartshsiin VullelJ IT em. I ol-ilu-is
near tha Hung lutes urr mm h
lis abashed by ueards, and tontme
lo wear ihe most ruscd aiowth
rli aoiuel lung of "an air," while Hit
Horijiir KeWlanu stem to follow Ihe
Pritiali in Iheir -n li-ri-mr lor i lean
siiatlng.'' '
CHINA CLEARED OF
FOREIGN SOLDIERS BY
DEMANDS OF THE WAR
0ARDEN HOSE PUTS OUT
BLAZE CN ROOF OF HOUSE
The roof of ll O. hmith's home st
1,0 '1 Coma aven ie iuuht tile In. in a
llefe.me line this iio.iiiiim. . I ilelin u
limn ihe ILahlaml sui...i p.T out the
blase Willi Ihe (st.l.n hose under the
il, re. Inn of I'hii f Klein. The l iold
inK 'a ow ne I by th,. a h.o b..ad.
( Antm i.iti .1 Press l ol respondci. e 1
Pekmt(. Nov, lo Iminedialely
aflcr the declaration of war, reserv
ists of Ihe s' HT.il coniinelllul llitlioin
that were Implu ated proceeded, by
previous Stan Pna hi taimements, bui'k
lo Kurope or to various cciiterii of
mobilir..itioit m the far east Thw
Hern, ana went to Tsum-tao; Krem h
men to various Karrtaona along thn
i oasts or proceeded homeward. Alls
trlans witit hv wa of Am. rlc i l..t. k
to their iiiHve land The Ltllish
have -! In nun to move. Iteserve
oliiit-rs. of l,i. h there aie a num
ber in the far east, have been sum
It. otied lo i. tin n tu Liulaiul. and
v. ith them s-'eral hundred )oiinf
men ure leaving China, throw inv U
their posltioiik and puyinu Iheir own
e,enses hack home , to volunteer,
(iermaii. Kreiu h and Austrian husi
lii sa bous. wi re ut flist seriously
affected Ha a cons.iui me of the
drafting of their clelks Now I'iu
ItlPisli lii(er-st are In-ginning to suf
fer depletion In their staffs, and ulan
Ihe Chines customs service, the di
rectors of whbh are largely lirlllsh
Several sit. re of lti.ni.ill Catholic
priest from the Intel tor of Chluu.
ome Irom Hie remote piovin'e tif
Sn.-i-hwAn. h.tvinu respunled tt t""
renuii eioenta of the l-reneh niobllUu
tioit. have tome lu garrison posia
aloi-.K, the Chili,! t oast and at Peking-
Watch for Saturday's Specials
THE LEADER
THOUSAND FLYING MEN
ON ROLLS OF THE
ROYAL AERO CLUB
lAssoi iuted Press Corie...ondfli'e
I .on.l Nov. 1 -There uie mtira
thnn I.e. Mi ceiMied living men on the
rolls of Ihe IJoval Arm lutt. Tilt
veal hook Jost issued .es Ilia namea
of .'. and 77 liae been added t"
Ihe rills shoe the book waa t uin-
piled. More ih.inma ml"H "
at the troiil with' the prilish army
ami nuv, m..st of Ibtiii alia hed l
the fl)iiig tolpa
Watch for Saturday's specals
THE LEADER
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