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Mitchell Evening Republican (Newspaper) - November 14, 1922, Mitchell, South Dakota Ten Page the evening Republican third edition vol. Xxxix Mitchell South Dakota tuesday november 14, 1922 number 39 new quakes shake Chile women of America in open fashion czars from Paris get cold shoulder dictates regarding the Long skirts Are utterly ignored Survey proves parisians Lurrender Ai of mgt a boulevards in showing Long. Skirts is Iii vat i is i it to a tit a to of the York. N. A. Nov. 14 a rebel a in Pant in american s women have revolted t p t is fashion dictates. In ousting off their hondas whims of the French Modiste an women Are creating Dis Anie rican fashions. So facts were obtained in a a Quot Spirvey made today by aka for the Republican. The of skirts caused it All. Quot Long period of a Freedom of the was decreed ended by Paris time ago furthermore this Long ski t re a Noo was to be no Halfway Mew i Cia red the French fashion. To it a tear to the ground read the . Word was b r o it d r a sted a America. The Modister designing them along a Stream revolt constantinople is like great powder Arsenal British Are bending every he fort to prevent explosion in near East Cater to Rafet Pasha heavy Snow delays Corn husking Oyer a of South Dakota of anti of. Odis of crr1s-ti Vas Contin of so refugees m i blk million Corn husking in South Dakota will be considerably delayed by the heavy Snow of sunday and yesterday. The unusually Good weather this fall made the Corn dry out earlier than usual and allowed the Farmers to get into the Fields Early to pick Corn but in spite of this fact there Are thousands of bushels of Corn still in the Fields. The wet Snow of this week will make the Corn Fields so soft and Muddy that it will be practically impossible to Husk any Corn for Sev Oral Days. Sunshine which would proportions of i Arf grow bandits prey on victims of vast disaster in dead in South american catastrophe will reach far above one thousand troops Rush to scene melt Tho Snow quickly would he of material Aid in starting the husking again. Men Are needed in this Vicinity to Konstan j Husk Corn. The Farmers Are paying 1 a vast 1 fron six to seven cents a Bushel for i Morf appalling As Morill Fpo i its Arf. Ukr div fun Era. Pouran the Battle of the skirt line specifications stores put the ion0 i a on display everywhere and be Gan to Stock up tor Tho usual full Surut the Rush failed to materialize today a Survey shows. Refuse to obey order t turd to the Comfort of free emotional Lowesby the Short skirts. women in the main have refused to Don the f Linging red parisian creations. A few bought them. Al did no to. Furthermore they say the wont Paris or no Paris. A the flapper Type knowing it will j pass out cd favor with the lengthen Joe of the dresses is certain to s tooth and Nail aau1 Ai j 1 i against the Short skirt donated one. Fashion expert a few month Sago All Over the land Are signs of insurrection. In a preposterous just Plain in pictures. Paris says Quot Down to the Ankles a a As shown on the right hut the department j the women of America Are in revolt. The extremists of the flapper variety cry a App to the Knees a a at the skirt dresses and left while a american women have established their own fashion seven inches from the ground Center. By associated press leased wire constantinople. Nov. 14-Tinopie May be likened to powder Magazine which the British j husking but even with this Price Are striving in the face of growing there has been a shortage of work diff cuties to keep from ignition. General Harington is urging the Home government to hasten the peace conference As the Best Means of avoiding an open rupture. He believes that if the turks eau be held in Leash until the Lausanne meeting begin the danger of hostilities will be averted. The exhaust less patience and moderation of general Harington in View of what is held to be the unreason j Able and attitude of j the Angora government has excited j the admiration of americans and j other observers. In their Earnest desire for peace the British Are Oon cod i ing every possible demand to the i turks. The latest Concession is Abol j Ilion of Allied censorship of turkish 1 newspapers Quot and withdrawal of super vision Over the constantinople an j i Gora Telegraph lines and other inter. National and civil administrative a Chinery. Cater to Rafet Pasha Rafet Pasha the nationalist plague ravages refugee Camps Small pox and Mil ski a break Oft at Salom Al Bluff Worku cables Long most women Salinger loses Hareas Corpus Midland packing company officers will now Appeal to f. S. A Phi late cof it japanese held not to be eligible for naturalization Here ugly Quot a unhealthy. A Silty a arc that our Tiona of american women concerning by associated press leased wire now York n. A. Nov. 14.�?a writ a of Hareas cornus obtained by counsel j. For Benjamin i. Salinger to prevent his removal to Sioux Falls s. I where he was indicted for mail fraud was dismissed by Federal judge Mack j yesterday and Salinger was ordered j into the custody of United states marshal Hecht. His activities As a Salesman of Stock in the Midland packing compactly an Iowa corporation led to Salinger a indictment and his arrest j in new York. Counsel demanded i his release on the ground that the a comes it indicting jury had no jurisdiction be j i divid cause tile letters on which charges for while were based were mailed in Iowa womanhood in t going to j an Effort now will to made to of foist ludicrous Tain Salinger a release by the appellate court on a writ of supersedes his attorney announced. Of r att hip French skirts. The final result is that at the period of the year when the women Are usually earned in accordance newest Mode shops Are with extremely Long gowns. Wearing just what with still the stocked Aud women Are length of skirt they please and most u them a re Short. Out of this chaos however americans first. Const runt Ive id style movement. American let parisian Ateliers. A roses on her. Neither apparently is inc Vine to lot Tho Youthful flapper i he the arbiter of the apparel ques Proller length i axed seven inches from the ground that is the skirt length the american de Facto style dictators have s a big come Down from toe de i Luanda of the flapper but the result skirt that not Only modifies the j a a s the Freer of movement that was one of the by associated press leased wire Washington. D. A. Nov. 14.�?japanese Are not eligible for naturalization in the United states it was held yesterday by the supreme court. Ship subsidy main program before House Jersey murder to grand jury widow of slain be Amon by associated press leased wire Washington d. nov. 14.�?hun-j dress of refugees from Asia minor ravaged by Small pox and starving Are j dying daily at Salonika according to a message from miss Sophia Nelson of the american bed Cross nursing j service at Athens. A careful examination of the Refu 1 gees area of Salonika just j gov i the Nelson message said. A there Are error now Lic an equal voice in All 70, in City and another 70,000 in matters relating to Security and order j surrounding country. Hundreds arc i in the City. To has Boon invited to dying daily. Malaria is sweeping All j draw up police plans which would tie Camps. There is no food no clothing j i acceptable to Angora but the allies no medical supplies. Who Ever gets win insist upon retention of the con sick Dies. I tool of passports until after the peace a an american red Cross ship a j conference. Rived with flour and the people in spite of repeated and persistent j bed it breaking the flour sacks. Every reports circulated in Europe and Day big riots occur at the Only soup j America that the Sultan has abdicate Kitchen in Salonika which dispenses Santiago Chile. Nov. 14 a new report indicate that a stretch of territory along Tim it it ust for 11o Iii he and to a depth of Sao Milos Lias in ii Al inst Denudt a of human habitation. Destruction of main Railroad in tills District and tin Branch lines which serve the Inland territory a Well As the twisting and cracking of the Wagon roads makes it impossible for Relief to reach tile destroyed towns Oxon by packing the supplies on mule. I by associated press leased a Vic Santiago. Chile. Nov. 14.�?reports of banditry and disorder in the earthquake District together with news of additional Earth shocks and indications that the calamity has reached appalling proportions caused the chilean government today to consider the advisability of sending troops to co Quimbo and Atacama to reinforce the regular Garrison which Are too Small to Cope with the situation and Aid in Relief work. Out awry broke out last night in the town of Vallenn. The chief sufferer from the earthquake where it is estimated 1.000 of the inhabitants perished while reports of robberies and holdups came from other places in the affected Region. The arrivals of War vessels at tort Northern ports of us lie. Brought wireless reports of disaster from towns and villages not previously heard from including the Large town of if slain pastor May led. The head of the moslem world re. 7.500 portions daily. People Light fort in of Quot Ink a rement air greatly the in fifty winks is i main in the it Ldla Polar. Ile re-1 food. Pulling hair and knocking Earl a a a a a a a a Quot Quot to testify elves visitors and discharges his other Down. There u looting and steal a ,7 _ usual duties ing at night throughout the City. Quot front Quot Quot Rlou y Ltd ? a by associated press i cased wire new Brunswick n. A. Nov. 14.�? the Somerset county grand jury is to be convened today to hear witnesses in the Hall Mills murder Case. Prosecutor Beekman of Somerset county suggested the postponement until monday because a new sheriff Harding expected to urge lower body to expedite that and Supply Bills try. Meantime reports reaching it on a a one of the greatest tragedies is is Pantinople show that the entire the frequent suicide of those who can Christian population of sivas. An no longer endure the awful conditions Gora Cesarea. Konia and the other i a the first shipment of american Large centers in Asia minor Are in red Cross hour and milk has reached Panicky flight towards the shores of Sal Piki and More flour is coming in the Mediterranean and Black seas j a few Days. There Are thirty cases of exodus still cont in Uch Small pox in Camp. At Piraeus the Hamsun in the Vil yet of Trebiz pfc to of Athens soldiers Are guarding took office today but the suggestion j Ond on th0 Black sea has ten thou Srna a pox Camps there but thirty was rejected. Sand of its own refugees and 40.poo j a mall pox patients climbed the Wail i More than cd witnesses will be others Are reported headed for that and i summoned for the hearing. It is port in quest of ships to take them a a possible that mrs. Francas Stevens out of the country. Along every Hall widow of the Rev. Edward w. 1 Road and in every Mountain pass Are i Hall slain with mrs. Eleanor r. Long winding serpentine columns of Mills will be permitted to testify men Worthen and children goading Sim has agreed to waive immunity. Along sleepy oxen. Pulling Wagon loads i officials indicated that mrs. Nel-1� their worldly goods. People Are j lie Russell. New re is. Who Hue ,.�?zn. I abandoning their Home farms and. To radiated the Eye witness account of i a a by than in their Raberne a to put1 masked bandits in Sioux Falls French styles hut retains the Freedom j greatest adva stages of the abbreviate j cd dresses. The most Active warfare Over the French skirt is raging in los beaches arc bringing flocks of the fashionable wealthy in for the Winter. They favor the Shorter skirts j Between these and the movie stars who must keep ahead of the los the Long Short skirt controversy is bound to meet an acid test this Winter. New York. However secs a pre dominance of Long skirts in tile s Art restaurants at the new to i Ltd it in i wherever people Gay her. They Range from ankle Goth to five inches from the ground. Parisian importers in new York 1 a first news of French Modister n Render to Yankee resentment. Al a Ady. Shorter skirts Are being shown it Tim Paris boulevards and the Imp whisper confidentially that Long skirt is a temporary matter. To replaced soon by a conservative a la. This is considered a Victory american womanhood. He orally throughout the South the g skirt has been accepted As the j temporarily. But not How without open expressions of in that the seven Inch skirt j to More Welcome. Mio condemns Issig skirt to old skirt which swept germs ground should be a horror says mrs p. J. Freder preside it of the new Orleans. Ion of clubs. A however. I should he longer than Many j a wore during the last year Quot i new England seat of Amor first revolt is not taking kindly j Dors irom a foreign dictator this1 either. Bostons prominent won a a a it with designers that the it of the extremely Short skirt is j a a they refuse to accept Tho i san clinging gown As its Sucese two thieves hold up eos it stores and Rob Nineteen people in 45 minutes by associated press leased wire Sioux Falls. S. A. Nov. 14.�?two masked bandits working with expert Speed held up Nineteen persons in four widely scattered places of business Here last night in 45 minutes and escaped with loot roughly estimated at $250. Overlooking other valuables amounting to several times that much. The plates entered were a grocery store a filling station a bake shop and a drug store. There were several persons in All of them and one Bandit rifled the pockets of the patrons and tile Cash registers while the other Kent them covered. At the Egan grocery store the proprietor whom appearance to a quit their fooling and get one of them answered with a shot that cracked the Wall just above the grocers head. The bandits escaped in a motor card it corned will form the Backbone of i the legislative program for the extra i session of Congress called for no i vember 20 by president Harding As the program is being developed in i conference Here among Republican leaders. The president is expected to address Congress at a joint session tuesday. November 21, or to Send a message urging that the subsidy and j Supply Bills be expedited in order to avoid if possible an extra session of i the new Congress in Spring. Doubt a.4 to the Fate of the subsidy Bill increased As measure returned after the election. Signs of growing opposition to the measure especially in the Senate were not lacking. The vote in the House it was predicted even in Republican quarters would be close. Sure to fall Iii Senate the crush of appropriation and other Bills with the certainty of bitter and determined opposition even to extent of a filibuster was said to make Tho ship Bill a most Uncertain feature in the Senate. Republican leaders Are preparing to put pressure behind the approbation Hills to clean them up by March fourth. The budget will be submitted Early in december at latest. It has been a Cut to the Bone a re pub or told the bandits both of. La can leaders said. Predicting that the were of extremely Youthful reductions would make easier the passage of the annual Bills stripped of legislation As they must be under the new Senate and House rules. The Prospect tit no substantial increases would be asked for or Given for the after completing their series of Rob-1 army and Navy was expected to fax by associated press leased wire. Rel ,. ,. A a i the greatest possible distance be Washington d. nov. 14.�?ship j Jane Gib non which the pros a tween them8elves and to ukr mortal subsidy so far As the House is con i Elution depends largely would not Zeitlow dead in Aberdeen be called before the grand jury. Phillips Case draws to close enemies the turks. The difficulties and inevitable hardships of the wholesale evacuation have been increased by inclement weather which is bringing sickness or death to thousands. James i Crutcher of Tuscaloosa. Ala., of the j american near East Relief has Noti bed constantinople by courier that the water front at Anisun was crowded with nervous and terrorized Rof _ i uces waiting for boats. Counsel for defense pleads5 a her states that the Avail for acquittal of client role ships will Only embark 2,000 per a two verdicts position eur South Dakotan and head of Telephone com Pany passes away sons. He believes that not exceeding one third of the refugees will be Able to leave within the period set for sity at Mischou had done much in sible by associated press Ixa sed wire los Angeles cal., nov. 14.�?acquittal or at the worst manslaughter Are the Only possible verdicts in the Case of mrs. Clara Phillips on trial for the murder of mrs. Alberta Tremaine Meadows according to Ber withholding permission for males i Tram Herrington chief Consul who from 19 to 55 years of age to leave was expected to Eonta tue his argue the country and is allowing Only to ment to the jury the crush much of i Bien and children to depart. By associated Presa leased wire Aberdeen s. Do a nov. 14.�?john l. A. Zeitlow Pioneer of South Dakota and prominent business Man of this City died Here Early today at the age of nearly 72 years or. Zeitlow had been president of the Dakota Central Telephone company for a period of 26 years. He was a member of the Board of trusted of Dakota Wesleyan fiver them to do so by the turks. Ile therefore is making efforts to induce the Angora government to extend the time limit. Turks keep men Back reports from other places in Asia minor say the turkish military is furthering educational in the state. Flop port u in tics Rench build great plane which carries .75 millimetre gun today. Or. Herrington pleaded with the jury to acquit his client. It was not until just before adjournment yesterday that the defense of insanity was brought into the argument and it was expected this be elaborated in today sad by associated press leased wire Washington d. C., nov. 14.�?com-Cannon-carrying bombardment tween 1.500 and 2,000 dead with numberless in lured and homeless. City of Carrizal lost As earthquakes continue Santiago. Philo nov. 14�?Chile was again visited by earthquake shocks late last night. Severe tremors were i Felt at la Serena capital of the province of co Quimbo at la of clock and half an hour earlier the sea port j Constitution. Capital of the province of Maule. Was shaken according to advices received Here by the National i Telegraph. The town of Carrizo i consisting a i mostly of underground dwellings Ana Copper mines is reported to have i disappeared but no mention of the j loss of lives is made. The inhabitant number about 200 and there Are 550 1 other persons living at the port of i Carrizal. Tai Tai feels Shock advices from Antofagasta filed at 9 30 last night said a Strong Earth Shock had just been Felt at Saltal a seaport of several thousand population Only a few Miles Roc Tofa Gasta. La Serena was one of the cities severely stricken by the earthquake of last saturday morning which took a toll of More thanl.500 lives in various parts of Chile. The extent of casualties and property damage wrought by the tremors and tidal Waves three Days ago has not yet been fully Learned As communication lines stil Are out of order. In Many regions. The mayor of Antofagasta has received a message from the mayor of Vicuna giving the first news of the effect of the earthquake in that Village. There was no loss of life in Vicuna the mayor said but Public buildings churches and Tho Telegraph office were badly damage i. The commercial Quarter is ruined and so Are schools. It he Hii still Dusl Tirch i schools and Public buildings at Pai guano Are also in ruins and Benes. Frt o Lek further Effort is made to establish an Alibi for Burch by associated press leased wire los Angeles cal., nov. L4.-�-fur fhe new gowns usually made Petite passage of these Bills. The regular appropriation Bills cannot be taken in in the House until december i. And precedence will be Given the ship subsidy measure at j the special session. The liberian loan remains in the Senate a unfinished business and May be taken up i during the opening week. The Dyer anti Lynching Bill under a Republican steering committee decision is to come up in the Senate but is not to be pressed to the extent of blocking Elmr fit Orts to establish an Alibi for a appropriation and other important the defendant were expected to be Bills leaders said. Made today at the trial of Arthur c. Several investigations adjourned Burch for the murder of j. Belton Over election Are to be resumed in Kennedy. I eluding the Senate inquiry into Gaso witnesses testified yesterday they line and Oil prices. Impeachment. T0 had seen Burch at Watts and at Long charges of representative Keller reel it a coating to t d p rear Admiral Bristol commander i of the american naval Force in Turk a ish Waters is concerned Over the Angora governments order that All j of a Plant christians must leave the country and a airp1,no for Niht a neighbouring Village in the nov or i is striving to have the nationalists claimed to be the first air plane con i co Quimbo have been ire adv dam modify this attitude. J strutted for artillery material was. 1 ,. ,. By Winter there Are expected to be reported to the Commerce depart would be elaborated in today and a Nimon or More of the evicted in ment today by vice Consul Harold rr�s.c�?T, habitats of Asia minor on the Bleak i d. Finley at Havre. The machine r Lur Iii Imp shelter less coast begging to be yes d. Finley at Havre. The machine Charles a i Ricks Deputy District at a cued. No one nation has the facile one of the 75�?Ts of a or a War Fame. Torney will close for the s ate. In ties for the enormous task of expo at the Chalon sur Saone works of dictations Early today were that the i nation. And it is admitted it is far re French air ministry the Pacific Ocean seems not yet to have fully recovered is equilibrium As the result of last weeks terrific disturbances or else there haves been some new movements under Tho Ocean bed. An Antofagasta report Case would not go to the jury before too great Foy the limited Means of the wednesday. League of nations. Wisconsin potatoes hit 15 cents today English sections tomorrow to decide ,. _ i says that yesterday the tide recedes the plane is made entirely of me find the came booming Back upon Tai and la propelled by front motors the a a a How thru be time ,.h a a is s x i strange manner of the tidal v by associated press Lead d wire Madison avis., nov. 14.�?prices paid potato growers hit the Bottom today at 15 cents a Bushel in some sections of Wisconsin the state department of markets reports. Of 400 horse Power each meters High w Ith a fuselage 20 meters in length has a Wing spread of 30 meters and weighs to metric tons fully equipped. The plans Call for a i a i my an Nim i Anam of 150 Kilometres an hour. The makeup of parliament Quot in a. A j ministry. Of Mange last saturday. No Waves of return to Farmers is said by the department to be unprecedentedly Low. Most of the growers now shipping to Market Are receiving 20 cents a j Bushel for their product which retails at from 70 to 80 cents a Bush by associated press leased wire London King. Nov. 14.�?the last words in great Britain a election this Campaign will be spoken tonight. The rear is to her than drape the Fig ure. Beach about the time the broker was publican. Minnesota against attorney a Fra if a Rev to i act j general Daugherty Are on the House i a Lilly i my Ihm a r More chocking tit morals than j shot. Short skirts a declares miss Ani j ii it Ira prominent i Quot women a flub. She bins the French creation also on 1 grounds of Lack of Hygiene and i Opal Comfort and favors a skirt a Les than seven and one half it bes and possibly a foot from the ground Washington a social circles have acre Ted the Long dress for afternoon to i n be j fat r. Shot to go or to Tho the the Are the Dor Tho a Job g Wear and a slightly ter skirt length for Street. But thousands of Young women ii. Mental employ ignore a lie de a and Washington Foks for re of the Short skirt in the Spring Ladelphia tippers now want As Long now As they wanted to i judiciary committees Calendar for hearing. A Start on farm credit legislation is to be made by the farm blocs during the Short session. Personal credit proposals of several Bills Al lint of Calitr i afro treaty introduced Are to be composed Walil St Wail Ilia Roll and Effort made to work out a re j form measure to afford Short time t Loans to Farmers. 129 new members to sit in House and 18 electorate will go to the polls tomorrow and pick a parliament from the 1.386 candidates seeking seats Intlehouse of commons. In 373 constituencies the fight will be a Duel Between candidates of two j i parties. In 242 other constituencies tile Battle is complicated by the pres enc of three or More contestants. Some newspapers publish estimates of How they believe the various parties will rank when the voters have had their say. But none of the fore j casters express great by a shoo Matoil to cared to re j their own claims. To the unbiased Chicago. Iii., nov. 14.�?president onlooker every calculation is tinted Tearney of the Western league left i with the political views of the Man last night for Lincoln neb., to Nego making the estimate. Coal on estate of j. P. Morgan seized and Given villagers property losses will by sey Ere blow to chileans Santiago Chile nov. 14.�?property losses amounting to millions of Dol Lars which resulted from the Earth 1 quake and tidal Waves of saturday morning will be a severe economic blow to the country it is feared. The j town of Vallenas seems to have suffered the most. Only three houses remain standing there and 700 of the inhabitants Are dead. The list of dead throughout the country will probably reach some where Between 1,500 and 2,000. The dead counted at cop Apo so far numbers sixty and the injured 110. There Are no lights in the Fown Western league club by associated press leased wire i reintroduction of soldiers Bonus Washington d. C., nov. 14.�?one Hills arc also in Progress but action Hundred and Twenty nine new a crib j was not believed possible until the Era will Ait in the next House and i nex Congress the Senate membership will include eighteen serving their first term. Acco log to an unofficial list of members of the sixty eighth con of Short a while Igo say Modister i Gress compiled by Illimani Tyler t1 u _ a i puffy no orly of Iii a i nits Anil or. The older women however. A in open revolt. They do not want j knee length Dresser but they j not accept the kind that drag on it ground. St Paul women Are taking kindly a Otic skirt lengthened to seven Inch j g from the floor. But they have issued a warning tat any attempt to make them Wear Street sweepers will bring a Revoit Jne it insist that this is the Era of dress according to individual ideas. Kansas City Indianapolis ind., Fiena Mont. Portland. Ore. Seat a wash., and san Francisco Are Fher cities reporting a revolt against Iong clinging parisian skirts. T Page clerk of the House and corrected to november la. The next name might be yours. Watch the want add a new name is hidden in the want and Section every Day. If your name appears Send it Iii and receive tile Republican free for one year. Southerner thinks democrats May name next House speaker Tate a Deal for the Transfer of the Sioux City. Iowa franchise to Lincoln. Of i City managers meet Kansas City mo., nov. 14.�?City managers from All Over the United states were Here for the National j convention of the City managers As \ Socia Tion Here today. Various local civic clubs have planned entertain-1 ment for the delegates. Of Meadoo a car stolen by associated press leased wire by associated press leased wire los Angeles. Cal., nov. 14.�?\v1-Charlotte. N. A. Nov. 14.�?belief Ham Gibbs Mcadoo former Secretary apostolic Delegate to United states to be Given the red hat estate. I that the democrats despite the Republican majority might control organization of the next House and elect the speaker was expressed today by representative Claude Kitchen of North Carolina democratic floor Leader. The democrats he said might gain enough strength from republicans out of sympathy with the majority leaders to give them Pon Derance of strength. Of the Treasury reported to the police today that while a was attending an automobile show last night his automobile was stolen. Weather report South Dakota fair tonight and pre wednesday not much change in temperature. By associated press teased wire Washington d. C., nov. 14.�?official notice has been received from Rome by monsignor John Bon Seano apostolic Delegate to the United states that he is to be elevated to the Cardin late at a consistory which meets december la. He will leave wednesday and sail from new York saturday. Of noted aviator killer Lebourget France. Nov. 14.�?m. Poiret noted French aviator and his two mechanician were killed when his machine crashed during the Competition for a grand prix for commercial air planes Here. By associated press i Jesse wire Newburgh. N. Y., nov. 14.�?william r. Perkins. Orange county fuel administrator today began the Dis an it i the inhabitants Are camping out. Tributino among residents of High even the Telegraph is operating in land Falls 353 tons of Coal which he open air. Said was seized on the estate of j. The Telegraph offices at Santiago j Pierpont Morgan in that Village. In present pitiful scenes. Crowds gather Onria ence investigation of complaints that Only about All Day seeking information i 85 tons of Coal had been received in about the Fate of friends and re a Highland Falls in three months or. Tives in the devastated regions. Such Perkins said disclosed that 358 tons messages of inquiry Are transmitted i had been delivered to the Morgan free by the National i a. Repetition 1�?o ilex i bed j considerable one a i a s has been a caused by pro Dkl vion a an Argentine meteorology the the Earth quake would be repeated Between de i Cern a 5 and december 7. Tho 600 bodies already recovered j from the ruins of the City of Vallenas were carried to the Public Square and after they had been identified were burned. Depots of the american smelting j company it far Rizal were carried Awa win a the. Town disappeared in the of lust a of la saturday ing is fording to advices. This was removed. O i. W. W. Cards Good As railway tickets in Oregon report by associated press leased wire Portland. Oregon. Nov. 14.�?Many Railroad men on roads leading into Portland have recognized i. W. We membership cards and Given free rides on freight trains to their bearers mayor George l. Baker declared before the tax supervising and conservation commission in explaining the water front strike situation. A we have evidence that in Many cases i. W. W. Cards served As tickets to he asserted. I saturday according to a the mayor said that in some cases j message from the Cruiser Chac Abue groups of i. W. W. Had compelled j _ Quot train Crews to permit them to ride. I continued on Page two town of Freidin a is ruined by earthquake Valparaiso. File nov. 14.�?the Inland town of Fredrina is virtually ruined Ami scores Are dead there As a result of the disturbances of last wireless

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