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five Wards oi the City Most lintI
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" The Republican delegates "to the
ToWn convention for the nhmlnstlon 0t
ropresentnttves and Justice's oi the"
peace, met in the Council Chamber in
the any Tlsii that evening The con-
mention was called to vo'rder by the
chairman, Frederlelt H. Quintard. en's
tilarry' E. Sconsld was in the secro-
{arm's chair. J“ '
i The cotrriliitteel bn 1:“an 119'
ported tho!’ all the delegates were
present. «Nomwm for ”pr-enta-
tlves being in order,1ud|e Edward
,M Wigwam}. on behalf of The dots:
gunshots thenois’i'dtsmotsol the
com, ores-uteri neme- ol Chariot
lj‘. Truth-am as a candidate and Harry
lIW.Istbornouhnbod0nnAorc.'~
Hegemon for the same position No
other names being presented to the
nor. to have the secretary can't one bala
lot for the above named nominees.
Nominations were made for justic-
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WASHINGTON,th.18.-—Morethan
Ithree thousand lives were lost in the
earthquake in the province oi Kohl‘s,
n‘urkey.I Oct. 5. according to a cable-
grim lousy tram Ambassador bier
genthau to the State Department.
Thousands of buildings were destroy-
ed rendering countless numbers or peo-
ple homeless. '
Ambassador Morgenthau was unoffi-
cially requested by the Minister or the
Interior of the Turkish Government to
morning.‘ we cars were derailed and
blocked. we east end west-bound
Tracks. Aiiur'ulreds or baseball enthilsl '
lists on- the way to the world series
game}, in Boston, were held up until
they could be transferred around the
[wreck to a sponlnl trail. The Twen-
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Trying in Every, Way, to Stave
oil the Rush ot the Bravos
in Boston
BOSTON. Oct. 13.—-The Athletics, of
Philadelphia, three times champions of
the world. today fought with their
backs to the wall to stave oi! the rush
of‘the Boston Bravos. Defeated in
three successive games. one of which
will be written large in world series
ers in the fourth game at Fenway Park
today faced the necessity of winning
three next four contests border to re-
tain their world title Opposing them
with menacing bats and seemingly iii)
pervious defense, the Braves. still bent
on the compelling dash which harried
them from last place to the front of
the National League. required only one
more game to complete their success
with world series honors. The udptur
toe of four straight game} by torsion
would crests 'a new world sarto- roo-
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Nearly three hundred and dtty peo-
ple gathered at Red Men’s Hall, in
Main street. last night. to enjoy an most
pleasing program at entertainment
which the uptown council of Knights
at Columbus ’and court Cecile. Daugh-
ters of Casino. had “ranged in cole-
bratlon of Columbus Day. The affair
consisted oi musical selectioni‘i. by
arse s orchestra. yous! noise by the lo-
cs1 talent and ekh’lbitlon oi norm
d'dcbs. all or which was thoroughly
appreciated. After the program bid
~5an concluded the hat! was diesrod
tor Martins.- which boatload until
midnight. Manuals were loves
it intermission _
. The followiné D'Mm was oiliered:
Oysrtureé—deo's orchestra. .
take." by 1111.15. noose.
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The" First Antonina. he who sets.
to the world a new outline, and
that “unseat-Christopher Casino"
‘7'“. honored 1:11 evening in. on Al-
together dttin‘z manner by on: lard!
of men who today bar h and
reinsent the sou-bud i hvblch
bungled bin to so through years or
unspeakable hardship to pttatn sne-
cuss. .1
«we.» prevailed attbodtthan-
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NorwotkCognoil, by. Ramiro!“
New Hotel Mahsckemo.
The allair was a pleasant and most
enjoyable one from start to Tlnish. The
ediblos were or the very sass. Add.”
the service adorded faultless. illiter-
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Under cover of datum ‘lb ”DART;
hours 91 this morning animations/es
paid A visit to the bonus of It.
mums who 11%:
Mrs. Willlbll times. ’7 Camp sheet.
and stole bemoan so and so sues. ilino
exact number that who taken must:
be learned. as ”to limp is away and
he is the onlype
who knew how many were in the
estimated that there were about 60'
I chickens in. all end that more are now
left about 39.
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heard noises brads by the ohicke
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iQentral NEWS from. Rome -“‘yg a: mug-am mm i’etro-I""-"“ ‘
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who iii-st raised the cross stood on ,'
A‘ guy syn-'11 or Jolly murmurs» . '-‘
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I posted u‘h‘eiir guns on The lid. .
ing those sent be reinforcements item Koerggeherg, .v 3.-
oi the household 1-5. .I C
coups Mr Horton over tho telephone . ,
As hear? no mo faintly cruisers The r. .-
oolock, for firs. “inure Poll'fi’d. :
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Exhibition a: Modern vosnéin ——ey “ sh 013m 5'. .
LI- Ter‘ 5 Tékgrem
the Russians Occupying Only Warsaw. --Rus T
sians Declare N0 Germans Remain 1n Proves“
~ mess of Suwalki and Lomza, in Russian Pj
land, and Say Big Battle Fought at Raczki “
Allies Left Wing Has Resumed Offenm
A must Germans, But Admit Latter No
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7 . LONDON. Oct. 13, 8: son. ' trad-Refit“ Amherdain "
dmpondcnt sends the following Germnir. official com-
medication concerning events in the eastern-ethanol- of the ‘
war. " «'
dun monies wore “mien Aeross th'é frontier. The centei-
up! as German milifiry operations is now Poland. The
warble of Poland west of the Vis‘tuia is now in German
id‘wtbe Russians occupying only Warsaw. ‘ 'l
"'11.; {our kilometres lostby the. Ger-mash Russian
'4‘me mcE the East We frontier were o‘i little ‘ 51
impiflgabee, .as it was new: intended definitely to occupy ‘ ‘ '
~ or govern Suwalki. . g '
“It is not true that the siege of Osso'wetz has been ;
’ abandoned as The iortrofis has never been besieged.
“During our retreat to the Ebst Prussian frontier .
Our troops nowhere were defeated, but on the contrary
repulsed any unlocks of one. Reunions. ‘
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empathy Totem WMS’ . -
“It .Iis evident that a big bstflerwbs fought at the
LONDON.
._ «allege of Reczki (snowy between Augustoon and “So”- -i.:
“After their expulsion from fist Prusalb.’ the RusI- 11:
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wane) after the detebt aim Wes st nwowr ;
The Gordian right wing W.“ Roézkt “011th. 8.-
the Rnsdius ester '9,an or; brittleness lighting. .
drove out the sauces, wli' dressed :‘hlrt river and their
were captured '5‘ _ . _,
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:.LONlIDON, Oct .1313 275.. in; A drspdtcb to the
_ Staten that. no Germans mm“ 111
‘ {the provinces of Smooth and homes, Rushed Poland
The}. {the éRussiens confinueTb hdvancs. in East Prussia,
' .Tndqhah the entire district of Iis. now occupied by:
the forces of Emperor lNicholas
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~ against detachments of the enemy composed in Tel-go
~19 barracks
. um owed-Monies} Clor-
s Elsewhere
our...
announcement was given- out in Paris tlils after-neon; A "
“Gil out" left mbgl‘btrt’ forces have teéumed the of;
tensivc in the regions or Hazcbrouck 31nd gfi- Bethune k
and Lobassec. "
"The town of Lille, held by a territorial detachn‘rm
has been attacked and occupied by a German army corps
progress, . , . a: . -~
V “011 The centér also we have made progress in The
region of Berry-au-‘Biic, and we, have advanced toward
Sonain, in the west of the Argonne and north of Malaw-
court. 1
“Between the Argonne and the Mouse, on the right
bank of the~Meuse, our troops who hold the heights of
Mouse to the east of Verdun have advanced. '
“To the south from Verdun to Metz, in the region
of Aprcmbnt we have gained a little territory on our
right And repulsed a German btt'ack on our loft. '_
" “On our right wing“, Vosgcs and Alsace. there hair
been no change “ :2 ‘
" “To ‘Sum up, yesterday was marked by perceptrble
pragrehs on the pet: of Torres on the various ' i .
"the field oi battle.. *
are «redeeming no ire—idem so. a point tour. kilometres
west of “Pr: 'yIs." ' .
VEiNTTQE. via Paris, Oct. 13. 2 240's. m—chcral bat-
ta'lions of troops have left role, the gréai nIIsval port ind
villi gopd’m the Austrian iorce’s Pole is new on
Most of the civilians andwoi'ii‘cn Ian
ten have left. the .town ~
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