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1 thai iother two membera of the oommlttee empowered tanitbbUjfPrithdanoa iTHntKATBltBD VfVt KKTOfTblu Whan th thraaraen returned to the hall the one Mr Bennett had Had bar flrati dealintTiwlthidraWaraol VirV Cbrarjnihar withflti andi threat ahlngrto kllthaillfalianiada aft out aryi hatold ona bftha otharnian to run upetalre and et aomethlnB to bind and rat her When he re turneA and whantha manfattamptad tbi tla ber lira Bennett foutrbt florourty Soiflarbalyt dJdiMl Bannatt nh tha iVTrKttradfftharollnd trantthofthathraawehtoVblrid and aber The furniture in the hall waapvarturaed andiomaof it waa VrWVHwa durlnf ttVrtB ttatthaw6feanVawwaiibl6kanand thoflah pnbar wrttafcut bytha 1 bindinsaVi Whan the had been aubduad tha iaoohdiandi tlilrd pn ran up itaira triad fbroe tha safe raniaaked tha robniai andj than returned tot where the JSrat mart waa itandlnir Juard over barrt Ai a aljnalt itrom onai tia roan thattrioran1 put thfront oprTjaiiddlaaipppiredj rr Whani Bannatt returned hprnaha bunfc 1lUiiwlfflJviatadirlntna aalrharthVahi hadf harbut ilnobllapiadndUlonii Mrm BenneltlJriTetheDOlloeiiha tpJlowln JaierllpnonjiPt ti Vthrae ijati KpyitlTh ltaia4 wlwhaboat wV IpeataVi Wapetebi Tie CVroBlole i vffKBww iimPvabarAmauthpr lio4iodanyarporthattplPbpa intandiijlorhayavthaqueitlonoth lndependanoaof UiaHoly Baa broug Ht bafora tha neaba aAnfapnna Wttiih lwiabahaidfaftarthaiiwarithrth iobjac of hTnfthaiawpfJruaran i teerfaitared and aanotloned by tha powenij Thaf Yatlendailaraathaithara port ia unfounded It atatea that lf thaPopajlJtnawthatpaaaWMnaar ha iwpuld triratpfhaitart tha hero tatlona and not hamper or dalay them Wlthdlaouasloni otqutlonanot oon naPtadiwilhSthawariv JliwOpenftoXtotir of wcno taa xt aVHatla iaiawirii ThreiMcil InfAoto 1 WrecktWvatikee la BoydrPwriiOwaerofNewi paper ChrlTon7th widMn Alice1 murmy uio la amain up MECWAUKaB Wla November a Ll9ydT Boyd ona otth own era ot way junwaukea yq urnaiiT ana CharlaCTonyth it head tt alooal leather company ware probably ln Untly killed Mm Alloa Murray died thla afternoon from a fraatured akull and Mlaa Klyalan A Thomaa auper lntendtnt of1 anBaat Side hoipluC waallahtlr Injured thereault of an automobile aooldent early today1 on tha Kllbourn Toad aararal mllea aouth of tha OltyltralUof Milwaukee iToraytb wai drlrlnr tha oar a bit hlvh pbwerad manhlne at tha time of the aealdenvrrhloh ooourred at tha and a itretoh of aevaral mllaa of newly laldJmaoalamroadJ mr WWM MUItllBW the and of the newly made aeotlon of I roa ana lumea orer tnrowint ou It ooeupantt i POPE WOU LDN it HAMPERCPEACE Vatican Declares Reoort as to independence bfthet Holy SR Ivjiii feiyiuIsiii ion iAtai8vTiiiiAniSSfamiar fXi tac abtpniiyaarioi MUn ilnoa it eruption In 1 6C whlohj waa pna thai lbncaat paijeeaVlnf it abtlTtty In three oenturlea Mount Veaurlui ba mnan iruptlon MayJ lli whlch habean bonatantlyfrowlnr untlli It hae now raaehed an aeutaVataca xne orater loco laet deep rrad uaJlytranaforrninrilUiil throuth the pplenlnictpf nawnuij heaa ara arnltUnrlncandeibahtf matter known a jnana whloh jn ooollnt be oomeavlaTa Of thl matter durlhf ihanlfhtbfpetPbafiJlatalpnaiOTap I 0i oubl8 yard wra thro wn out teaohinriarhaljht of JO iaaC iti addlilbni a lare yoluma of amoka and aahaa and olhdara ware expelladv Deep rumbllnr known a Strombo Uanaxploalonat arai oohitantly heard Detpltethe faot that In dolnc eo ha waa oompellad tov Inhale the poleon bu aae Profeeeor MaUarda dl reotbr of thai obaaryatory on Mount Vaeuvlua ha deioended Into the dra ter tomake obeerTatlona ii Bfe TrtrBattle lSjediiiilacific loriddn i HopMEajragenieaf Will iWieacoJ JUliQtnaaa Iafla BcerlaiParlEftit Speelat BiapaMiiJi The Chronic IpKDONnNoTambarijnaprlnei palClntaraat tntthanavalf war haa ehlfteditO the Paolflaooeanti where nawofabatUabatwaanithaVAiiclb Japaneee and German fleet it ax peoted af any moment The Brttleh Admiralty and all mill tary expert and the forelrtJ am baaala are waiting Impatiently for liMbwrhAfciitttiiiofarhapitha jeateeb naval enaaajeman oi ina war an ahcafamant whioit London hop will link or1 illanoa all tterman Influence lnthe Paolfla i FOPrUUl OFFICER KILLED OTTAWA Onufe November1 ti ordhaaVbaah ieolyadt beravoftha death with thai Britlah foroaa iff KraneeOf Major OvPaley a popular tofBoeryihOiforeyerayaara waaat taohed to tha Canadian neadquartara aadlreotbr of military iralnlnt and ai 1 a Vmmm laaalAHAJI1kH At BrttUhSWarjAofObatb blaaryaf tha operatlone oflhe United State Army alonrtha RlorOrandeJnltlt I I IM I I1 0 rantln the Naw Brii haH tark olothea iQft dark hatl weight about 140 poundai between 15 and SO year of ate Noi Tall haayy bat walarht about i8 pound fuiit ruddy faoai irray brPwn uitft batl batwaan SOandJaarfbara No jSmalleetof the three iMraBennettteayahaididnotla at a food look at tne nun man tor wbaiwha went upitalrthaotharr two 80YrdrhK ayawtth atpilioWnp 8h tolditha poHoaj hawouiaraoof niaaithaCothartwoaitf ahaiVPr aawthamajaln WED Bf MS ID Sill i Two Hundred Thousand Sear soned Troops AskedTor 6 Aid in EUronean Strife ENTICING OFFERS MADE Guarantee of Freer Hand In Chjna Is the Prize Which Is Offered the Mikado 1 Ipedal Wepetob irbe froolIe BY GEOnGB A OHSKYA PEKmo Novambar Bntlolp offer havabeen made to Japan by agenta of tha alllei in China to In duoa tha Mfkadoto throw 100000 Pf hi aeaaonad troopa Into tha Euro sean theater of war Tonow1Bvhfan of ngW ord The oh which releaeei the Japaneee troope and warahlpandt ramovaaiany Qer man menaoe to Japan a preitlge In tia irlant thavailiaK ara exerting ayery effort ioTbrlnaJapanlptp tha hybftarhv oonfllot Aguata nteeOf a freer jiandin thai affair of China thai prlai offared for the Mikado troopa C0WBaVAThfBIlDBPIAMCDii vvThe vounirer Utmenare aald to haVwaloomadiHproeriwithan thulamirbut jlthav mora oonaarvatlva MaXIdijbiPjiin i The eneot oi uon a move on uia aUitu of TalngTauii problbmailoal Japanhaa lnalated that harionly ln 4 tentlon ioftOra thai territory to Chlija IV butthlaiitl learned willKb dona only under a rlRld agreamani that Cha ehalV oede noortarrlT tory to any Bluropaan power Falling In thi undertaking from Chlnai Japan win prooialmharf tftla toTlhgi Tau in parpafultyi Japin ahhounoa mant following tha fall of Tlhr Taii road no adraUaloa otBrltlh In fluenoaiin tha4 future of tha pTorlnoa ASK IS niIBClLBAf Tp carry JoOpHrPOpb tp thaJtu elan battle front by way1 of tha Trani albartanvRalirbadii Japan would hava to perform thb harouloan taak of tranportlnr them nearly 00 mllea abroi the a of Japan to Viadlvoa tok and mora than lloomil over a alngle traok railroad Thia roovament would havatO ha made In tha dead btthe Siberian winter1 and would re julre at lent until late In the iprlng to aooompllih iriThaBritlahvwhitaanditndtanv trpppa Iwhioh aliledHn thi ilagei of TtngTfcu eit6baiputiwaoibnjinBgyptana abbvti thaSuaoaivalii agalnat itha Turkiii Thajprbpoiaitoibuiiy thV flbwenbt her trbop haret would prob ably not1 appeal Jaian and would rQUiraat leMt forty day oft tha troop ihlpa to aeoompllah MIGHT USE TIIB OAJfAL To raaeh Franca the Japaneee would hay to uaa the Panama canal tor whlohiaha haa right for trana portlng abldlaror wahipiunder tha treaty Japanese nayatPparatlon in tha Paolflo hava been vailed with myitery and her explanation that tha onlpurppia In aelxlng Oerman ta tlon lhiTblynaala wabtPi protectihar own ihlpplng ha not been accepted Iri allvquartar ooholuaiva Japantandv Oreat Britain togathar control ahain of ooalingi atatlon throughthe ailbeVtJSamoaa and So elaty laland group in dlraot Una from Japan tPi tha Panama oanal at would takaabbutitwb montha from japantOFrwbaiandwpuldbaafaa lblmPvabutfortha great number lot trantppribfraaulrad thai flretCana dianv oontlngent of about oooo man having amplbya4 thirty two ahipn in rtraniportlng 1 1 VessetAfireinthe South Pacific Ocean Britieit Steamer Norfolk Bouad Prom Now York to Melbourne Beaohed LONDON Npvember tiJu dlipatoh from Lloyd Sydney Wbor Tporidntay the fpllowing wire ieaa nieaaaga ha baeni reoelved there from tha Britlah teamr Norfolkv bound fromi New Yorkr for Melbourne Amaflri Poltlonv latitude minute JT degree outhi longitude Xit degrees minute aaaC Bteam era Caram Kbondaiand Alabama ara atandlng by arvtlom wamade by Profaaaor Al bert JiNawlln Rev Si Rloard di hreotor oi tha pbaervatory aild to fnifajrhtfc It1 ia almot a general rule that Wham TOlOahoea ara In apuntlan earthquake are fait at point on the tarthsurraeat diametrically oppoalt tha oenterofdliturbanoe ntlaultapoaiiblathattha raoan activity of Vaauvlu waa raapondbl for thatemblorhara tpnlght i A HghtearthQuak ahpckiwa felt liii thla oily and the hay agian i lMttnJhiV I 1 a I The British ateamer Norfolk Captain Hughe left New York Septem ber ilth for Melbourne Sydney and Brubanei ana veet 01 ton ton The point at whloh he reporta ihbrsalfVliidUtre Pftf th South eaat opaat ot viotoria tONIONNPvambar AvMel bourne dUpatohto the CentralNewa ayethatemerNorfolkoaurhtflre Saturdaynlght and wabaaohad on NlntIltllubaohnearrPort AJbert on the aoutheaat ooatof yiotorla Tne oreW ia rapprtea aia out in MtiautMHUdilUI JM4 JKVAMVM4VtWMVM Earthquake Rocks Honies in Los Angeled Vorement Ii Aooompaaied 07 a Mm report Soon Opened and Ornament Pall 1 1 LC3 ANOBLBS November I A rtpw trembling aarthquaka ahaok rttld houaea anjt window hare at about 144 today No damage waa reported Xhenhock waa fait in aii aurround ing town 1 varloudy reported aa having ooourred froov thirty ao ondai to two mlnutea and la reported to hava been aooompanlad by a loud report It cauaad aevaral people to telephone tha polloaithat thelraatetj naaoeen blown Many parapna living In lightly oon atruotad bungalowa daaorlbad thevl bratlon aa rolling and of sufficient foroe to eaua Hlosed door tp aprlng open and objeots to topple over 8AN JOBB November Splendid raoprda pf tonights temblor were obtained on both doublet horlaontal and vartloal aelamographa at tha TJntvar alty of Santa Clara Observatory beginning at I II 0 and continuing for nln minutes diminishing gradually The maximum amplitude waa nearly tan oentlmetar and the period tight tenths of a second The undulations however1 were not severe Tha epicenter point In the earth of the origin of the temblor was local aa there were no primary tremors iplil wunded OfficerfellsaStory Aoout tne capture of the Haniajneekpno i 11 mi slttactclitovn Ctratiijis PARISNbTrabar LAotlon Fran bait printaith following which waa told by an pffloar who was wounded In the fighting at Dlxmude and Is now in hospital in Paris This cffloer who wa a passenger on the Duke of Montpenslsrs yacht Mekong says that whan the Duke of fared thai yacht to the ahles the Rt Hon Sir Oonynghaal Greene tha Britlah Ambassador to Japan ao baptad and aaked tha Duketo take thaVl tpWei Hai Wel On the way therethe Mekong met the Oer man steamer Hamametal of 4000 tonThaDukei al though havlngonly three mallpa0nomnb4ardfohaed tha dermanJstaamer1 and opened Are on her Tha Hamametal1 surrendered and followed the Mekong to Wei Hal Wai I Professors Tests of Own Heart Fatal 0 Ulnei of MoOillUnlTenity at Montreal Pouiid Unoonicioui WJth Apparatus oa Body MONTRBAlv November SO Mines a professor In physiology at MoOlll University met death raya terlously and tragloally last night In his laboratory at the university Just what oaused his death Is not known but Prlnolpal William Peterson be llevea Profeasor Mlnaln the oourse of experiments upon himself In his ohoen branch i of phylologyy dealing ohlefly with the phenomena of tha heart action and respiration prob fably lost his Ufa through tha appa ratus whloh wa attached to his body getting out of order In some unknown manner Profeuor Mines had been In the laboratory all afternoon working on his experiments He was discovered In an unoonsclous state by the jan itor ahortly after oolock The broken mechanism was still attaohed over the professors heart Aid was at once summoned and Professor Mines waa oonvayed to the Royal Victoria Hospital but he died before midnight without haying recovered oonsolousnass GiganticHarpoon to Destroy Submanne 1 yiji iilfrjli ii flij Ssaelal Dlspttoli to The Obreolole LONDON November 8 Naval expert believe that It will be poaalbia to invent a sort of gigantic harpoon to cripple or destroy Oarman aub raarlnea It is known that the idea la seriously obnaldared and la not as fantastlo a might appear on first thought Pred Ti Jane a well known writer on nsval subjects baa this tor say inlndi andJWataHi ITf vmutf hvs vwnlflSWH liof mani todvla apmaMmaan pf ittanf9rMTikwliLitamarjto someklndof a aubmarlne destroyer Takethaharpobnlng1ofnatureSub rialnathiwhaJ95Mh GERMAN SHIP AND TENDER INTEDNtD Cruiser Qeier and the North Lloyd Schooner Locksunjo Remain at Honolulu MARINES TAKE HAND Vessels Boarded at Midnight and Jheir Guns Are Being Promptly Dismounted HONOtrjttr November Tha Ger man warahlp dolor which haa been undergoing repair tohar machinery for several weeks and the North German Lloyds1 steel eohooner Lookeun whloh arrived here recently and waa interned under the ruling that the vessel waa a naval tender were placed today under a guard of United States troop and will be held here until thai oeasatlon of hostilities under lnstruotlona received from Waah Inrton Rear Admiral Moora oom mandant of tha Pearl Harbor Naval Station has paroled the offloere of both ship and Amerloan marines are demounting tha Oelers guna The vessels will be assigned to anchorages in Pearl harbor ilHrPS BOARDED AT ANCnOH Theiahlpiwraboaraea atmianigni byfOollaotorof the Port vMaloolm A PrankHnt and Admiral Moore whloh waa tha hour set by wiohijtlraei the Germane were objlgbdtoonoose oe twaen leaving thai port or being permanentlypermanently interned The Japanese battle ship Hlien and ohulaer Asama still were standing guard at sea outside the three raila limit awaiting the deolelon They coaled yeaterday from the oolllar Hat lioriii I The naval authoritlea at Pearl Har boy araholdlngprlaoner the reporter tbr a Japanese newspaper who on NbybmiridVwas ioaught dlagulsett pi ij fliharman whil attempting to reach the Hian ln a sampan Instructions from Washington aro awaited Jn his case JAPAifBIIB WAIT OtJTSIDB WASHINGTON November 8r Tho case of tha Galer a craft of only U00 tons arouaedmuoh International Interest Soon after she dropped anohor In the harbor of Honolulu about three waaks ago after a voyage from tha Par Bast a big and powerful Japao ese crulaeri th Hlon appeared off tha Hawaiian ooaaf and anchored but sidavthet threa mllav limit Later ani nthen Japanese cruiser joinea Hisen and they eemd determined to waitCaai jonr as naoassary tor in hamy How long the Amerloan oovernment would give tha Gaier to make the repairs whloh International law would allow In a nautrai pon quae tlon over which there was much speculation It was reported that the repairs needed were considerable and It might be neoessary to send to tha United States for some of the machinery After consultation oetwaen utaia Department and naval and custom offlolal It Anally was decided that all tha repalT oculd be made by mid night Friday night CAPTAIN DECIDES TO 8TAT Tha captain of theveesei thenvwa given twanty four houra longer in which to decide whether he would remain at Honolulu until tha end of tha war or put out and take tha pbanca of meeting the anamyi He decided on tha formrocure after ocmmunloat Ingfwithsh Opvernment The faot mat me ueior ii sne naa escaped from Honolulu would bay beemln thedireot oourse of Important Japanese shipping passing the Ha waiian islands and a constant menace to all their shipping In tha Paolflo caused considerable anxiety at tha Japanese embassy here Another faot to which attention waa called tonight was that the Japanese crulaera which Had bean waiting for tha Geler now would be free to Join tha general searoh lor German warships in tha Paolflo 1 rlH Harvards Gift From Kaiser Is Egg Target Copy of Crennaa Statuev ollon or Brunswiei Hit oy Vandals in Early Morning Hours Speelall Mspatcb Tbe Cttnnlele BOSTON November I Tha bronse copy of the German statue The Lion of Brunswlok now standing at Cambridge street and Broadway Cambridge opposite Memorial Hall awaiting a plaoa In tha new Gerfaanlo Museum at Harvard waaj found smlrohad wlthaggaiaarly thiamorn lag ItBlsiiaiglfttotha unlvarslty irorm the KaUsrJDandthetjIdaVwhioh waamade a target by raridals bears a Garmahklnsoripflbn -Tha- orlglnaliatatuaj haa stoodb Orehe castle of the bukei ofBruns wieJaiilabivUMiy Federal Court to Open inFresno Today Several Important Catei to Be Argruea Before United Stately District Tribunal Seeds Dispatch to Tbe CAroolele PKBTNO November Several Im portant oases ara tp oome up for hearing la th United States District Court of tha northern division of tha Southern Plstrlot of Californla which opens Us session here tomorrow with Judge Benjamin Bledsoe of San Bernardino on the benohr I Motions to strike out and to demur to tha Governmental oomplalnt In the case against tha Southern Pacific to regain title to mineral land valued at nearly 60000000 will ba heard by the preeldlngSnaglstrateIt estimated that 1001 attorneys rapreaant ing tha numeroua defendants la the oil oases will be here tomorrow Am fin the criminal cases to be heard Ja that of Avenpll oashlar of the First National Bank at Powlar aoouaed pf misappropriation of tha hank funds i WIN AIL TO GIVE CONVICT wop Wife of Former San Quentin Physician Forbidden Ever to Revisit the Prison Braving Statee prison to take a bottle of olaret td aoonvlct In whom she had beoome Interested Mrs Vivian Stolla wife pf Or Franole Stolla of J0 Ninth avenue and torrflerly assistant physician at San Quentin has escaped the full consequences of her act says her husband although Warden Johnston has forbidden her ever again to enter the prison premises Mrs Stolla who as Miss Freeman used to be on the nursing staff pf Lane Hospital la known to many persona both In San Francisco and aoroai the bay aa the stepdaughter of the late Frank Skinner tbe bookmaker HVTERESTED II A COWTICT I didnt mean any harm said Mrs Btolle in tearful extenuation of her act yesterday We had been away from San Quentin two montha and laat Tuesday I want back to vote I was interested In a convict there named Brown who is an alec trlolan and I thought that I would take him the claret to show him that I still remembered him for he la much superior to the average prisoner Indeed he has been made a trusty I waa with Miss Helen Cochrane daughter of one of the prlaon guards and as I was watting for the bus nertbo antranoe I told Brbwm that Ivhadijroughtaomathlngfor him At that I dropped the claret wrapped in a paper bag Into thai hedge It muat hay been a girard named Hamilton who informed on me for I noticed hlra hanging around On Wednesday night Warden Johnston called me up and soolded me severely for what I had done On Thuraday I had to go to the pcleon to atUnd tha inquiry he had instituted ORDERED TO STAT AWAT Dr Stolle who says that he resigned his position at San Quentin about two montha ago to take up work in the olty with Dr Vlotor1 a 7eokl of 81 Bush street stated yesterday that he had been summoned to San Quentin where he met War den Johnston on Saturday night Ha asserted that although the warden promise not to prosaoute Mrs Stolla he had insisted that In future she stay away from the prlaon Tne warden told me that I must tlnfornimy wife of thla decision or he would have a letter sent to her continued Stolla It seems a little llthlng to make suoh a fuss about While 1 was physician at San Quentin I sawmany things far worse that would make line scandals If I oared to talk Tha public little knowa what is going on at San Quentin If I liked to open my mouth I could tall thlnga that would stir up one of the biggest sensations In years Dr Stolle formerly was an Interne at the City and County Hospital in i a New Orleans Wants Caloraia Melons Special Wot ta Th Obxonlcie DJUW uauuaio ivrowur 9 af cause every melon In a carload waa sold In a single day a looal produoe company whioh during the past week reoelvsid thanrst oarload pf Calif or nla Caeaba melons ever aant here has ordered aevaral more oars while other merchants have followed ault Tha sweetneas of the California melona won their Inetant favor Casabaa will beooma a fixture in the looal produoe market Bsjsg III Hf JsB I aiSB Teuton Invader Have for tne IJreseni GivenUpTneir Strong Erf orts to Break TLrougK Allies Lines Arouncl If C0i WLere JDef enders Take tne Qff ensiv FRENCH RETAKE SOME PLACES RECENTLY LOST Russians Follow Up Tneir Advantage in Galicia and Are Reported to Have Cut Off Retreating Enemy From Cra ermans RetiringTLr ougn Pbland LONDOM November 8 The German and Austrian annfe are now on the defensive both in the east and west Theyf have at least forthe nreseni piven uo their efforts iQ break through the allied lines around Ypres In Belgium where ithe British and French have taken the offensive and accord ngjtol the reports from French headquarters have commenced to aw vance and In the east they have fallen back tc and over Ihelr own frontiers in East Pnftsla and In Poland have crossed the border while the Russian cavalry has penetrated Silesia to thei north of Kallsz and cut the German railway jj The Russians also ire following up tneir advantage in Galicia and It is said have succeeded In cutting the retreating Austrlans off from Cracow and the German army is retiring through Poland In fact at only one point on the two battle fronts do the Germans claim success That Is to the west of the Argonne region where the German Emperors forces havs succeeded lntaKing rrom tne rrcnen an important ncigm near Vlenne le Chateau FRENCH TROOPS RETAKE LOST POSITIONS Elsewhere the French troops have made progress and re taken thd positions which they had lost during the course of the week This is notably so in the Alsne valley around Solssonsii where they have regained the ground which the Germans by fierce assaults had taken from them The Belgians who are holding the line reaching to the coast have also made progress and it would thus seem that the Germans are still waiting for additional reinforcements before renewing their attempt to smash through to the French seaports Tne ligntmg today was carried on in a iog wnicn interrerea witK the work of the airmen and likewise with the artillery ALLIES OFFENSIVE GIVES HOPE IN LONDON While the1 reports of the allies offensive in the west hive glyen hope In Londdnl thatthe Germans will fall back tO alllne farther removed from the sea all uneasiness has not passed for they have previously shown wonderful recuperative powers The presence or the Russians in East Prussia and Silesia however although the latter are only cavalry it is believed here will pre vent the Germans from sending any more troops to the westif It does not compel them to withdraw some of their troops from that front The roads In Russia are hardening with frost and armies can now be moved more quickly although the Russians doj riol posses the strategic railways that the Germans do Silesia too with better going for the horses offers an excellent field fos the use of cavalry of which Russia has proved herself superior both in numoers ana emciency to tne auiei nations at war i ncosi sacks are regaining the reputation which they lost In Manchuria and the raid they have already made into Silesia it is expected will be repeated many times AUSTRIA SENDS STRONGER FORCE AGAINST SERVIA The Austrlans have apparently sent stronger forces against Servla and have driven the Serbs out of Slavonic Of whatsis going on In Bosnia which the Servians and Montenegrins In TdUCU aiillLVi fcV HV Vkl wwjw aw aMi Wteto UMWWVWrl lli A I for weeKSDut tne operations agamsi weir norwern oordermus have had an enect on tne Servian pians in Bosnia Nothing of first class moment has occurred up to the present In the Near East but Turkey Is being attacked In Jsofatedv spots by the Russians and British and the Turks are apparently coming very close to war wMh Greece the situation havings been aggravated by the sinking of a Greek stearner by the Turksind the threatening pj Greeks In Asia Minor Neither Bulgaria nor Roumania has made any move as yet SOUTH AFRICAN REBELS BEING ROUNDED UP The union defense forces continue to round up the rebels in South Africa Those in the northern part of Cape Province Coatlaoe Para 3 Colana STEAJMBn ABANDOPTKD KOBS Japan NoTember 8 The Briflshi steamer Slilrlajjlwundrfrom New Tark or Hongltont has besn abandoned The steamier Shlrleyj CaptalniMaea sallad tPoavNaw Terlt SapiembaieUth by waxj th Panama eanall tor Hon jkonr She was a yasssl pi 8989 0M Germans Reported Retreating on Antwerp iiisiMsa Oae of tfia Kfseri Ofioerj Quotbd a Saying rWs Must Go Back but Shall Conquer Stwetal Dlspatdi to The Chreelole AMSTERDAM November 8 Britlah patrols have reached a point Uree miiu om Bruaes 1 The Taietraar orrespondenlajyjt i IbaA i1tAT 9aa Van Uljvnv nk hh man iPrltntl3r ara reported to be ratraattn toward Antwerp The troops at SaUaete have been transferred by transport to the left banlt of thai Terneuten Ohent oanal The oerrtepondant qiioTee a aarinXn ohV oar as deolarlnf iyry muat oi baakij but wa shall aoniiuar Bsvartsaless rfiliiiiiiiiriinii Rainy Season Goods WATERPROOF HAY COVERS WAGON covers HORSE COVERS OILED CLOTHING mPL yMMERl mil tvv js sr fhokt sthkiot ATnna FaaJ Kaarar MY Miwiiy i HmimtfmWt.