Serbians Maintain Quiet Rule in Macedonian Towns
Special correspondent reports on Macedonian rail delays and mud as Serbians move north from Ishtip to Veles with troops and camp followers. He notes mixed reactions of locals toward Serbian occupation, Bulgarian propaganda, and a preference for peace and stable governance.
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Brondon ‘Times Service
San Antonio
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Uskuh
Salonica
Strumnitzz
Veles
Yakub
Raihway
Ishtip
Celes
Vardar
Euis
Gradisko
Rota
Leblebig
Macedonia
Bulgaria
Wis
North
Haa
Berb
Serbia
Serbian Maredonia
Ferdinand
Altrentel
Sofia
Great Bulgaria
Mackensen
Deutsch- Talvarisch
Boris
Kaiser Wilhelm
Buried Dead in a War Zone Amid Shelling and Grief
Gilbert Parker recalls a brutal battlefield walk past shell holes and mangled bodies near Gellicourt on the Hindenburg line. Civilians and soldiers mingle in dust and danger, yet spirits remain hopeful as graves and improvised cemeteries grow amid ongoing bombardment.
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Gilbert Parker
London Telegraph
Hindenburg
Gellicourt
Hernve
Rostand the Cyrano Author Died in Paris at Fifty
Rostand the French playwright of Cyrano de Bergerac and Chanticler died in Paris on December 2 after a career that made him a national celebrity. He rose to fame with Cyrano and Chanticler, married Rosemonde Gerard, and won the Legion of Honor. His life intertwined with Coquelin and Bernhardt as Paris lauded his work while his plays explored timeless motives and entertainment as his core creed.
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Paris
Edward Rostand
Bergerac
Dumglon
Maywright
France
Legion of Honor
Rrostand
Rostand
Porte St. Martin Theater
M. Rostand
Rue
Alphonse de
Russia
Hostand
Marseiles
Bohemia
Edmond
Rosemonde Gerard
Gerard
Rosemonde
Tess
Rowland
la Samaritaine
Comedie Francaise
Sarah Bernhardt
Hbimself
Hernhardt
Tie
Nia
Rost
Stich
Cyrano
Chantiler
Roglund
Liathhon
Wx Ford
Asthe
Toom
Bernhardt
Homan de Menard
Coquelin
Chantcler
Frien
Constant Coquelin
Tle
Moreober
Capuelin
Guitry
Theyutuud
Simonne
Europe
Combo
Basque Country
Pyrennes
Spain
Varig
Paria
Rostands
Maurice
Jean
Joan Jacob Astor
Little Devil
Joan
Kansas Industriaiiat
Harold Simonds
Kansas State, Agricultural College
Simonds
Washington Wants Thirty Policewomen
Major Vuliman, head of the District of Columbia police, seeks 30 women recruits through the U.S. Employment Service after success with traffic officer Leola N. King. The women will focus on prevention, social outreach, and handling crimes against women, with duties including locating at risk girls, supervising venues, and aiding investigations.
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Washington, D.C
Vuliman
Istrict
Columbia
United States
Bmoployment Service
Department of Labor
Leola N. King
New York Probation and Protective Association
United States Employment Office
Woman's Bureau
Prhan
Womans Bureau
Barea
Washington
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Bell
Gorham
Rogers 1847
Community
Sheffield
Commerce Street
Bell's Commerce
the Bell Jewelry Co
Elgin
Waltham, Hamilton and
Howard
Regent
Vanity Cases
Lavalliera
Ros
Sotto St. Martin Theater
Seuta
Chanticler
Mine
Jean Coquelin
Nealean
United States Employment Service
Eage
Iaal Shuai Ledwh. Co
Loxirn St
Ady
Vryheld
Ngtal
South Africa
Houston
Rae
Baery
Maohating
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