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The Evening Current, 1917-11-10

The front page of 1917-11-10. 830 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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RIRCHEI.I. HFRI.ESON. Dan cupid is to I. lame for the wed dint; that occurcii thin afternoon when Judge Richardi united in mar i i.u'e the girlish bride, Miaa Dondaly liurleson and Robert T Iiirchell, both from the (jueun country. They carr.r in about noon in the bridetrroom's car accompanied by the father and moth moth-rr - rr moth-rr of the bride, Mr. and Mm. Ed. Rurleaon, who are in the cattle bua bua-ineaa. - ineaa. bua-ineaa. The bride has apent her life in thia county and ia well and favoi favoi-ably - ably favoi-ably known. She has a brother, Ser Sergeant - geant Sergeant E. R. Hurleaon, who ia a bird bird-man - man bird-man stationed at South San Antonio. He haa a promiaing career before him and ia anxioua to make a naina aa a flier. The bridegroom la a very well known ranchmaa, having lived here only a abort time. To t h hap happy - py happy couple the Currant exteade cun cun-gnatulationa - gnatulationa cun-gnatulationa and wishes for ihem a long and happy married Mfe.

Hill II- II MAKE (.mill (JAIN N I R PABSCHBNDABLE. py Aaaoeiatad Presa. Ion, Nov. 10.- An official an nounaemeat saya: "At lunriae thi morntarg our troona rked the Gorman positions nrth- W( II and north of Pnssr hi iidaeli-. The lirsl report indicates good progreaa. The weather is stormy Hn heavy rain and h:'h wind " The Britiah padaed many itrongl) fort lied farms north and north w - of Ooaberg, At this point they a ire lighting nearly n half mile from then jumping off place Tin iitt wan pushed northward along I' el daele ridge almost to a point at which the highest crest starts slop intr downward. The operation wi re on a twenty five hundred yard froni for limited objectives, which virtually all were gained by tan o'clock.

liy Associated Plan. Petrogrmd, Nov. in The AlURtav sinn COngreal Df workmen and sol soldier's - dier's soldier's delegatea is reported unoffi 'ial ly to have named i cabinet compo I of Bolahevikl and the adjourned b met is headed liy Nikolai lenine aa premier and Leon Trotsky led l the post of foreign minister. The cab nei will serve until th nstitutional . - I seinldy approves it or selects i new I one. The cabinet metnben all are i Holshcvikis and aie supported 'i tin tin-left - left tin-left and the social revolutionist pa ty, I other parties having withdrawn frow the workman'i and soldier's congress, ; Spliapnikoff was appointed mm it . i of labor and is a laborer and Bllienk i ; was named on the cominitt in Wni

HoalN Lowered on Transport Finland Without Orders Lives Loat. By Aaaociatcd I'reaa Washington, Nov, 10. Admiral Sims today cabled some of the loss of American lives in the unsuccessful submarine attack on the transport Finland due to unauthorized lowering of life boats. Armatrong was authoriaad to call on the surrounding coal muiinj; dil tricts in Colorado, New Mexico, Wyo Wyoming - ming Wyoming and Montana for coal to meet emergency needs of the territory of which he is in charge. Armstrong is authorized to take ten per cent of the output in these districts, except that in no instance shall it exceed the allottment which went to his terri territory - tory territory from the different district in 1916.

Hv A ssorin ted Press. Bar) In, Nv. io. The AnatroQer- mans have reached the . rave rivet all the way from Suscgann to the Adriatic, Aaaagu has bean captured which is nn the Trentinn froni twen twenty - ty twenty miles west uf tha Piave river. The capture of Assago indicntes that thf Germans have la-gun an offensive on the Trento front In an effort to outflank the Piava line. The breaking of the Italian front at this pu n pr - bably would entail the retirement "f the Italiani from the I'iave Una,

My Axaoc iated Presa. I Tulsa, Oklahoma, Nov. 10. The I where almuts of seventeen half mil, td, severely lieaten mtWDOJl "f Ul 1 Industrial Workers of the World who WON Hogged with i-nt-oninc-tiuls and irttd aild feathered hint night b) '.sixty black rolled hooded "Knights 1 1 Liberty" whi are unknown and th( I. W. W. were run out with the I Wnmingi "Never to return to Tul.-a". 1 The i. w. w.s. etarted tn rough the lirush away from the rlt) followed liy shots.

Priti Paneral Largali Attended The funeral of the late Em! I Frit we held this morning at the Dllley parlors, conducted by Rev, it. P, Jen- kms was largely attended by the old timers. After the service the Itinera! party left in autos for the Spring ranch burying ground where inter mailt will take place. Rev. Father (.n ma conducting the liuriill service. Roewoll News. Mr. Frit, was well known to many In and around Carllbadi who will ba grieved to hear of his death

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