GERMANS GIVE
All Ground They Took East of
the Meuse Lost.
Longer To Hold Positions
He Captured Last
Spriny.
The German Crown Prince's
army has evacuated Fort \ aux an
retired from nearly al
portant positi
eastern bank of the
this year's campaign
Fort Vaux was eva
ght November 1-2,
wih prearranged plans,
the German military leaders
cate tl lered tho
iny
port
FI on
Berlin
now
ons taken
ni of
who indi
sacrifice
Of pr
at they consi
ved in its
n to
trategic 1
Did Not Justify Losses.
and
its v
Sf
ris Douamont
formed
defen
Vaux,
rar ich
i ad to be put out of action in orde:
Cripp.e the fo
comi shed in
with fhe armam ents
1 no such impor
and served chiefly as target
French artillery.
Now that Fort Douaumont 1}
© again Into
Fort Vaux no longe
the German leaders,
this wi
fort
yved,
rem
ance to
French
lf}
sacrifice
ground
sdapted
Necessary
about th
to de fen 88
oY
south and
was therefore abandoned
lines retired to i
to the ¥Fre
an
nch artil
he QGern
western fre
Western Front:
rown Prince Rng
trict hof the
he
Uvity was
Ian staten
nt fo YW
wprecht
nort
ret
vance of
{'ource!
gre
our troop
ler and without
the enen
fort were |
oft the posit
Iofforts of the
back the Austro-G
have invaded thel
27a 3
Var Office
The announcement fi
“On the Eastern Transylvania front
the situation is unchan ged. Rouman
fan attacks Allied (Teu
tanic) troops
yond Altachanz and Predeal
failed, with losses to the enemy
captured eight officers and 200
wotitheast of Rothenthurn Pass.
agaist the
Passes
We
ear tinue,
SLAYS BEAR IN | TOWN
Shot On Cottage Lawn
Exclusive Eaglesmere, Pa.
Willlamaport, Pa. —C. I. Keebler, a
Williamsport insurance agent,
Game in
FE s IVE WE STAR RIED
FE CHRISTMAS"
SHOPPING. YOU
KAOW 173 omy
seven ey AWAY |
"ITS
BACK 10 0. 5.
Undersea Merchantman Turns
Up at New London, Conn.
PRACTICALLY THESAME CREW
i
| Cargo Of Dyestuffs and Chemicals.
Vessel Had Cleared For “Baltl-
more Or Any Atlantic
Port.”
Lor
worth
don. :
of dyestuffs
’
it was sald, “possibly
and precious
Koenig
her
Deuts
tober 10
‘the
1 O)¢
asthe ris ps §
SUDINArine en
after
ace at the entranc
shortly mianig!
3 "»
ihe in
land For several
Sound
tern Forwarding Compan)
water ma
Deutschland traveled to her wha
Delayed By Collision.
n Koenig said that
pected to leave Bremen on
but that his boat 15
and forced to
which delayed her
he had ex
October 1
in a col
back for
ailing for
Captai
red
lision
pairs,
days
The captain and the crew of 25 men
in excellent health and
spirits over the success
ond venture
clearance papers for
Atlantic port”
The boat was no sooner
than she was screened from sight by
a pontoon carrying a high fence Her
| crew went on board the Willehad,
| where quarters were awalting them
re igd
pu
10
were
Baltimore or any
FINE PAPER DESTROYED.
the trip by autoand carried a gun in
the hope of getting a shot at some
game
Passing the cottage of Ralph T
Smith, of this city, near the Lakeside
Hotel, he saw two bears
aoross the lawn,
chine, grabbed his gun and fired. One
of the animals fell, while the other
eacaped to the woods around the lake.
DROWNS CHILD AND HERSELF.
——————
Mother Leads Two Little Ones To
River, Pushes Them In.
Gadsden, Ala,
of Wharton's Bend, led her S.year-old
daughter and her 56-year-old son to the
banks of the Coosa river, threw the
Children Into the water and then
Jumped in herself. The boy saved
himself, but the girl and her mother
ware drowned.
U53 BACK IN PORT,
Berlin Dispatches Report Safe
Home Of Raider.
Amsterdam, — The German sub
marine U.53, which ravaged shipping
off the American coast after paying a
visit to Newport, has returned to a
German port, according to Berlin dis
patches,
Return
Goes Up In Smoke In $20,000 Blaze In
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia. —Twenty thousand dol.
smoke here when fire partially de
Manayunk. The blaze was confined to
the storercoms and practically all
It was neces
sary to sound a double alarm before
the blaze was Sonqueed.
MEXICAN 18 122 YEARS oLD.
Probably Oldest Peruon Alive
Daily As Laborer.
Maxatlan, Mexico This Western
coast town of Mexico claims as a resi
dent the oldest man in the world
Jose Juan Velasquez, an Indian, who,
according to all records available, is
122 years old. Velasquez has the
agility of a man of less than half his
years and works qafly Ak a laborer.
WALKS TO DEATH IN SLEEP,
Michael Polk, 02, Falls From Third:
Story Window Of Home,
Philadelphia. Michael Polk, 62
years old, was killed when he walked
out of the thirdstory window of his
home while asleep. He was found on
the sidewalk by pedestrians, He had
been in the habit of sleep-walking.
Toils
TEUTONS TAKE
10,000 PRISONERS
Captured.
FIGHTING IN DENSE FOGS
Germans Check Russian Attempt
To Advance Southwest Of
Stanislau, On Eastern
Front.
VANIAD eastern
frontie:
in spit
torms
Import
were
who reg {
n d { af ure 0G {
9% machine
and
guns tussgian attempts to
vance iithwes!
futile
DENIES CABRERA INTERVIEW,
Arredondo Tells Lansing That Obregon
and Aguilar Utterances Are False.
Washington.~—Mexican Ambassador
Arredondo formally denied to Secre-
tary of State Lansing the authenticity
Commissioner Cabrera, given out by
Secretary
explanation of
Lansing accepted the
Upon instructions from Carranza,
interviews with Carranza, General
Obregon and Foreign
| Aguilar, appearing in the Outlook were
obtained, Arredohdo told
zales, and that, he safd, the Outlook
printed incorrectly
ADMITS $32, 500 ROBBERY.
Bail For Trial.
Detroit. James Walton, leader of
the trio of bandits who robbed the pay
car of the Burroughs Adding Machine
Company of $32500 here last August,
pleaded guilty to robbery while armed
when arraigned before Pollee Justice
Stein.
of the Recorder's Court for sentence
under $10,000 bond.
OLYMPIA AGAIN IN SERVICE.
Dewey's Former Flagship Going To
Dominican Waters.
Charleston, 8. C-<The old cruiser
Olympia, Dewey's flagship at Manila
Bay, was commissioned for active serv.
fee here, with Capt. B. B. Blerer com-
manding. She will become flagship of
the cruiser squadron in Dominican
waters, supplanting the transport
U-BOAT DISPUTE
AGAIN OPENED
U. 8. Faces Renewal of Con-
treversy With Germany.
AMERICANS ARE LOST
Admits Supposed Act Of German
Submarine Has Caused Seri-
ous Situation.
London,—The
received a report
e Briti
Clear, and that 70 of the
were missing
crew of
BIDS FOR 4 SCOUT CRUISERS.
ceived By Navy Department.
Washington
struction of four swift scout
ceived at the Navy Department
taken under consideration
of the 1817
will
bids on four
amined.
The scout cruisers are the first ves.
sels of their type to be designed for
the navy.
buliding program,
battle cruisers are ex-
28 MEXICANS SLAIN.
Robbed,
Villistas Beat German,
El Paso, Texas. Twenty-eight Mex!
forming the
bed and a German subject beaten
200 Villista bandits at
line was
cut by the Villistas,
anouncement by Consul Soriano
Bravo.
Gerard Booked Passage.
New York. —-James W. Gerard, Ameri
enn Ambassador to Germany, who ar
rived here October 10 on leave of
absence, has booked passage to re
turn to Berlin on the Scandinavian
American Line steamship Frederick
VIL, sailing December § for Copen
hagen.
A ——
One-Armed Hero Gets $2,000.
Beloit, Wis.—Donald Scoops, a one
armed Beloit college student, received
notice that he had been awarded a
Carnegie medal and $2,000 for saving
two girls from drowning in Hawnaseo
Lake, Indiana, in 1913.
nan
Dr. Potry's “DEAD BHOT 13 an effective
medicine for Worms or Tapeworm Iu adults
or children. One doss is sufficient snd no
supplemental purge necessary.—Ady.
Wise Youngster.
Little Dick—What are you
out of that paper?
Little Johnny--Something I
want mamma to see,
“What
“It's aw ar
slippers are
cutting
don’t
is 117”
t thut
coming into fashion.”
gays wooden
jolie
MOTHER'S JOY SALVE
Colds,
GOOSE (
for Pneumonia and
iIREASE LINIMENT
Rheumatism
by all
COMPANY
Ady,
Croup,
Asthma ;
for
Neuralgia, and
For rale
ARE
x. C.
Druggists
MFR'S.
boro,
Wife's Mission,
iit i
O11 34
Strong Drinks Irritate
Strong drinks like beer, whiskey,
ten and coffee, irritate the kidneys
and habitunl use tends to wenken
them. Dally backache, with head
ache, nervousness, dizzy spelis and
a rheumatic condition should be
taken us 4 warning of kidney trou-
ble. Cut out, or at least moderate,
the stimulant, and use Doan's Kid
ney Plils, They are fine for weak
kidneys. Thousands recommend
them.
A Virginia Case
“Boers Me chars
Tells a Gaors*
y
;
Cet Doan's at Any Store, 50c a Box
HIDNEY
DOAN’S 20h%
FOSTER-MILBURN CO, BUFFALO, N.Y.
woman
t=} 3
Cldl iis
follow
1, “ry I th roe
cQoOwn, the three
nT
Pinkham
mpound to ail;
A L. McCa
SLAND,
¥, Mass. ~~" I 5
np! i
pleased to be i in my
and highly recommend it.”
1 Haynes Park, Roxbury, Mass,
If
E. Pinkham Medicine Co.
Be he gr oe
, Lawton, Okla.
Lynn, Mass, Your
in strict confidence,
She Countered Neatly.
Three your were eating in
of Pitts
incidentally
pretty
everything
ig chaps
ning room at one irgh's |
i parks, and
trying to flirt with the
After devouring
decided
assure were
waliress
in
fee
sight |
fo have some cream |
Devil’
the
“What kind
food, plain
waitress,
“Give
them,
cake,
“Two devils
will you have?
or nut cakes?’ asked
me devil's food,” sald two of
and the other asked for walnut
cried the
and one nut”
bright young girl.
Quite So.
dirds of a feather flock
“That's a matter of a
Baltimore American.
together.”
pinion.”
criticism say nothing evil
neighbors
To avoid
about your
Oil production of Argentina last
To Live Long!
A recipe given by a famous phy-
slician for long life was: “Keep the
kidneys in good order! Try to elimi
nate through the skin and intestines
the poisons that otherwise clog the kid-
neys. Avoid eating meat as much as
possible; avoid too much salt, alcohol,
,ten. Drink plenty of water.”
For those past middle life, for those
easily recognized symptoms of inflam-
mation, as backache, scalding “water,”
or if uric acid in the blood has caused
rheumatism, “rusty” joints, stiffness,
get Anuric at the drug store. This is
a wonderful eliminator of uric acid and
wns discovered by Dr. Plerce of In.
valids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. ¥. If your
druggist does not keep It send 10 conts
to Dr. Plerce for trial package and you
will know that it Is many times
more potent than lithia and that it dis.
solves uric acid as hot water does
sugar.
Sorry She Spoke.
“John she: said ! “father
g going
bun
said he sa you this maorni
into a pa roker’s with a large
Her suitor flush
low voles
that
ed. Then he replied
ina
“Yes, is tru I was taking the
my old clothes,
are awfully
’
SOMe Of
You he and his wife
wen
“Oh, John,
|
young girl
are!™
exclaimed
“How truly noble you
orgive me!”
Stiles, Granulated Erelids, Sore and Inflamed
Eres healed promptly by the use of ROMAN
EYE BALSAM Adv
“Fifty-Fifty”
In Corwall, England, there was a
case involving the ownership of an
eight-day clock. After listening to the
parties the judge said to the plaintiff:
“You get the clock.”
“What do 1 get?” asked the defend.
“You get the eight days”
NEWS OF NEW JERSEY
Dumont, N. i= wn feel happy over
the relief Di. Pierce's Favorite Pre
scription has giv-
en me. My phy
gician strongly
urged an operas
tion, but 1 was
afraid. One of
Dr. Plerce's
books fell into
my hands, and
reading what the
‘Prescription’ had
done in similar
cases 1 began its
use, and was happily surprised to re
ceive results after a few doses: this
encouraged me to continue until the
inflammation and congestion fully sub
glided. Anyone can realize what Ro
would mean to one depressed and dis
couraged to regain health, besides a
doctor bill saved and being saved the
danger of an operation.” MRS. DI
LOSS HEDGLON, Niagara St—Adv,