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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-17
PEOPLES FORUM
MIR Blake and Prohibition.

Editor NIrRinian:
Slr-HaFing received number OF letters
from customers In different parts of the State
stating. that In voting the dry ticket in the
'ate election, they believed they were voting
against the Saloon only. This belief was
fostered by your paper. which repeatedly stated
that the light WAS against the saloon They
were confirmed in the idea by the Anti-Sa l.
it on League slogan, throughout the campaign
90 Down with the Saloon" and I personally
believe that thousands voted dry with that
understanding
me Enabling Act provides that the legisla-
iure OF 1916 shall pass Jaw licensing the
sale of hcuor for medicinal, mechanical and
sacramentai purposes
This being the case I do not see why nv
business should he disturbed / only sell
liquors in sealed packages. in connection with
my grocery business and for the purposes
named in this act.
Please state In your paper whether this con-
Struction is correct, If not will you please
ee kind enough TO define its limitations
Yours respectfully
GEO. Med BLAKE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-17

The fans have all winter to tell how 1T hap
pened'
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-17

Richmond IL entertaining 2500 bankers this
week and hoping they will leave little of their
personal capital NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Free
Lance
we let the Halifax Gazette of date
reply.
wouldn't T. Rufus Walngford like to be in
Richmond this week At thai, though, he may
lie there for all we know.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-17

The bankers have q propensity for law.
The Germans brought down a hawk.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-17

With 100 of it's 90 counties dry Kentucky
NAV he ca id to he getting quite ripe for State
wide NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Progress.
Despite t ne ''burbonic' plague Of the Columbia
states creation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-10-17

philadelphia can now go on back TO sleel
Norfolk ledger-D Dispatch.
Except that she is afraid of nightmares.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
9n Der bisI erSrterten Grnas,

Oh bel Der geaenpdrtigen 8eriua!.
tung oeS 0obel iden GeltomentS in
ltebereinltimmung NIT ben gbiihten
oeS9eltotors perfabren mer0e, brinat
Die 0@o6e" cine l6ngere Nuslaihmng
oes NobeIihen qeitoments8eugen
Sneenieitrs 2eonoro SnaB, DER in
bcohtenSiperter Meiie ouSfiibrlih
OorIeet, ooB bel Der iebieen gSiaens.
nolitrefltng %feinespees i'm Sinnc
Wobels berfobren meroe. Der Nobel
preis ioate. tpie SmoB ausfiibrt. ME.
malls oIs @brenpreis, lonoern oils
Soroerungspreis fir nere ieeens
reihe @rbeit oerteilt meroen. 0ic
r@brungS" Hihtung, in Der beiite
INNER mieoer nod einem Meltbe.
riibmten geIu6t lueroe, miilie perloi.
fen uno oafiir cine ofonomiide Sir.
forge" Ridtune eineeidloeen iuer.
ben, Inn Den nHihtigen" 5l finoen.
Gntideioen0 ioate niht Der Hubm,
;onoern oic nod boberen 3ielen rim.
eeEoe araft iein; ieoenfoas ioaten
eeiiherte, peltberiibmte @riitcn3eu
onsgeihloiien icin. Ger @erfoiier
fonimt ihIieBlid al Dem Mobnruf;
..@cb Den Yreis nur ioIden M6u.
nern, bon oenen nod Elm GROCER
arbeitsertrag fir Die Menidbeit at
ermorten lit. unn nidt obseihloiIen
Dor uns itebenoen @eiitern. ionoern
Dem, Der nod ieinem bisberiaen @ir-
fen fir ms oils Der Soffmangsbouitc
eriheint, Dem Souienoe Rube uno
Srieoen ipiinihen, oomit es uns nod
@roBeres Ihenfe".
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
Ser Nutang Ots 4ritgrs
BON 1864.

Im 1. Sebrlar 1864 riiften co.
600 8reuBen uno Oeiterrei6er ee-
gen Die 10000 D1nen, Die i'm iiioli-
den Sdlesmig binter ben 0%aneper-
fen cine ieite 5%tellung eingenommen
6atten, un0 eroifneten Onmit Den
oeutlA-0Gniihen arieg. Sir S6les-
pigs Sref6eit, oas Der neue Ddnen.
fonig @briitian 8. pom Dem oetpig I'm.
geteilt" p~er5unoenen Solitein loSge-
riiien bate, goo Der 6eutihe BunO ins
8eIO, Dem SolItein ieit Dem @iener
&ongreb ~angeborte. Der O6erbeiebls-
baber Der preuBiiden uno oes otter
reiHiihen 9orps, ole ltnter Dem Som.
man0o oeS Yrin3en SrieOrt1 Gorl
bon BreltBen un0 0es 5eIOmnri6nl.
lelitnants bon Goblen5 itanOen, mar
ser 6el0marId)ulI 8ran9eI. emit Elm
ifneioiger Reiterfibbrer, nun a6er
nit ieinen odt3ig Sobren ben MINOR
0erungen zines iolhen 9rieges ourH-
aus ni1t mebr getpohien. Woltfe,
ser g6ef 0es preuBiiden @enernlIto-
bes, bate if)on ieit loipgem einen
friegerif1en 3uiommenitob nit 0G-
uemorf ms Allge geFnBt ur6 aus ee-
nnueIter 4enntnis Der @erbdltniiie
beraus einen Operntionsplon ent-
tporfen. Ser @riinogeOonfe %ieiier
Gtrategte, Ser iih Damn BEL &onig-
qrdb uno Seoon nit 10 iiberp1lti-
GENDER @roBortigfeit betpGbren follte,
lit bier bereits a~ngeoelitet: nNidt elm
eriter Sieg, iortoern oeilen roitloie
altsmabunq. cine gerfoIgung, tpelde
sic feinoli9e @rmee oerniHtet, beoor
Iie tbre geIiherten ginidiffuneS-
punfte CREDIT, lit Dos an5uitrebenOe,
aber aid oos allein errei1bore3iel. =
Dos oGniihe Seer, 0ie ein3iee Wa9t,
iiber Die 0os 9on6 berfiigt muB in
wentgen Soeen to~mphinf1big ge-
moht Iein. Dies lit 6urH feline Gr-
Itiirmang Der itarf befeItigten Stel-
Ilngen, ion6ern MIR ourd ltmgebung
moglih. Am 3. o6er lp1teltens A.
Gaqe mad Dem ginriiden Ser Ser.
b~iin6eten m SdIespig ioll elm &orps
Del MiIiunoc ober Arnis iibcr oie
StIei geben, nm nod Der Office 81
ben D1nen Ben Riid3llg obJIiHnei.
elm 3~ipeites .Rorps fiibrt Oos
gIeide Mon0oer in Der Ridtirg oli1
ole Morofee aus, uno 10 tperoen ole
O1nen gIei1 in ibrer eriten Stel-
larpg geOriidt. Dieier geniaIe plm
erfor6erte rnfhes SanoeIn; nber 6oSu
tonnte fih Der oIte @rongeI nitt
entT6Iieben. Der Giibrer Der D1nen
General De Me3o Oeiien mili5nrtiee
IiH am beiten binter GHorp-
5en berteibigen tonnteri, itntO 5tpor
anetperf binter eetpnItieerL 6arrh
tiefe MornIte geoedten @6Ilen, bic
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

Gin oerortiger neiner ouf Die SUP
banf a~elegter ODER unter Oen Shreib.
tiih geitobener 3eppid ldBt it'd iebr
ant nit Dem fir monde 3pefe EN-
Soeol Ooritellcn0en teppihloien 3tm.
mer bereiniqen. Conn fam Der
Seisteppid ober aud ais Sei3mittel
acniilermaBen ais Gie1, iiir Den
Raum iel6it 0ieneu. @r lit n1mlidi
nit einem Shalter berieben, Der Oie
@initeauna oerihieoener @drmeitu.
len BON mGiii9 nnrm bis beiB er.
m6alidt. ga CT MIR fIein lit unO ga
er mic cine eleftriihe 9antpe nit Sil.
&c zines 5tedfontoftes an sic elet.
triIheSausleitniQ an8eihloiien mer-
sen fam, 10 geniigt Elm iolder Iep.
MD, Sen man BON &aum al Haum
trdat, I'm iiberna GA, mo- man Is
qerooe miiniht, obne Oie 9totpen0ie-
felt elmer anoereu 9ei3ung cine Qe,
miile 6e6oglide @arme 81 idaffen.
9fun gi6t eS aber cine gauge 9(n-
sail pom 6Gaeu, no er sod niht
mebr alsreift. ga lei an minter.
lide gutomo6iltouren. an 4ronfs
Sic I'M 6reien 9ieaefuren MAIDEN iol.
len, ODER an Nie 9~ieb6ober audi I'M
ItrengIten 8iuter ungebei3ter 3im.
mer erinnert. mir Oieie bat man
nun in neueiter Belt eineu bei3buren
An5ug geibaffen. ser d6nlih Dem
Sei3teppih ans einem miOerbrennli.
den Nibeitgemebe beitebt in 0os lehr
feline oiinne 4lotinorGhte eingepebt
lino. ShlieBt man oieieu an5ug al
ocn eleftriihen Strom an. 10 brinat
0ieIer BEL ieinem 9in0urhgona Die
@lotinord6te gum Grgliiben; wobei
aleihfoas aepiiie Abitnfungen moe-
lid limo. Der Grinder Oes bei5bn.
rem @n5uges lit elm glitronom on Ell
ner omerifanihen Sternmorte, Der
I'M Itrengiten @inter 8eobahtungen
init Dem 6ernrobr MAIDEN muBte.
Seisen fam man Ben Aolint in Dem
0ieIes itebt befonntlih uidt, neil
lid ia iouit Die @ldier nit 6euhtig-
felt belAlogen. Die 6ittere adlte
brodte i'm oiif oen @eoonfen, eineil
6ei3boren an5llg ber8uiteaeu, Ser ben
gai3en 20rper umidlob uno Der eiil.
fa6 mittels zines Stedfontaftes m
6ie eleftriihe 9eitung ser Stern-
worte ongeihIoiien nltroe. 0ieier
9[n3ug bat iih por3iiglid belpdbrt.
gS qibt totidhlih piele 6oae, in De
nen er bohmiafommen iein wiro.
@uBeroem ipcroen ober aud OerSutt-
ihiffer, Ser itln0cnlang ouf DEM an-
ltono iiben0e S09er, ferner Utoler,
sic Observation-Disclosures malen, iorpiC
nod piele onoere oen bei5baren PIN
8iig freuoig begriiBen. Cine mitge'
fiibrte @ffumuIotoren6ofterie &c.
niigt, INN ourd i'm aud in falteI
9uft beboglide @drme 3l idaffen.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
Die iiinsite Oentide @rORaaOt.

@m s. Sonuor lit Sponoou nit
Der @eburt oes 100000. Ginmoh-
ners in Die 3obl Der @roBIt1ote elm
eeriidt un6 bat oamit oos bol6e
0useno Der in unmitteIboriter 01be
Berlins eeIegcnen @robitdote bon
gemadt. Sbm 1T am ipGteiten &c.
luneen. oieies 3ieI 5r errethen. tros.
Dem feline @eihi1te melt, bis III
eroue 8or6eit, 6uriidreidt. SIM
1875 nod bate Sponoolt
mebr Gimpobner ais Gbnrlottenburg
iir0 erIt reht mebr ais Weufonn
(gfir6orf), 2idtenbere. Sdonebere
urtb @iImersoorf. @6breno nun
BEL oieien it6 Die geuoIferune biz
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

1910 teilmeiie bis 81 1886 @ro3ent
Ucrmebrte, fam Spanoau nllr eiHen
8umods BON 21i1 8ro3pnt auhpei
fen. Die @riinoc b%ierfiir iino 5l.
n0dit BARN at iuden, Dab mar mad
Dem 3riege tS70-7t Spou0ou oils
5eitung ousbaute. nm Is ieinem al.
ten 2fued. Berlin 81 idliiBen melter
Oienit6ar 5u erbalten. @elhe Gin
eueunq elm iolher 5eitugssiirtel
fin cine Siaot in jeOer Siniidt be.
oeuiet iiebt man 3. 9. aud oil aoln
Dem man longe Sabre ridtig an
mertte mie es p%ergebens 81 atmen
beriuhte neil sic gefeitiqunqSlinie
icinc @ruit einihniIrte. Adbnlid mar
es aud nit Spon0ol. Set 1908
fallen ober aud bier Die Settings.
onIogclr un0 felt oieier 3eit blitbt
aud oaes in Sponoou ouf. Sin mei
terer @rrmo filr oas 3uriidblcibeu
Sponoaus eegemlber ieinen gliid-
liheren Shmeiteru an Der @eripberic
@erlins lit natiirlih aud feline 5poli
ailometcr entferntc Gage pom Ser
Heidsbouptltoot. babeu ooh Die er.
udbnten anoereu iiini @roBit6ote
ibr oilberoroentIih ihneaes @ods.
tim Ooraui 5uriid5ufiibren, Dab oos
roumIid ST. Helm %geuorOene Berlin
at linen ole 9idt, 2uft unO Dor al.
lem 8%erbiaiqung oes 2ebens iuden-
Den MenihenmoIien abidob. Spon.
oou gepobrt ihou bon neitem Den
9lnbIid elmer groben 5obrifitoot.
Sltnoerte rouhen6e Shlote gepobrt
man. mag man bon Der @iienbobn
o0er ionlt pober fonmen. Soupt.
iGhlid lino es ltootlidc 8etriebe.
mic @roBfobrif, 8eihiibgieberei
@iiIperfubrifen, 6elerperfsIoporo.
forum II. a. M. Sic geben Der
Stoot ihr @epr6ee bon Arbeit uno
9riegsbereitihnft, meIhen @inorud
Ole berbGItnism6Big groBe @orniion
nod nerItdrft. Die tehniihen Sniti.
tute boben gum groBten Eeil bier ID.
rem Sib oufgcihluQen, un0 groBe
@eIGnoe nit ShieBpIdten II. i. M.
iteben ibnen bier 8nr 8erfiIaung. Sit
aud i'm Iugemeinen Der @inorud
elmer 6obrifitdot niht 81 berniihen,
10 lit SponOou bod %feinesiuees obne
Noturihonbeiten un0 ltootiIheaunlt.
onIngen Nbeeieben bon Der humber
barren llmeebune nit ben berrIihen
SobeIieen, bietet aud oie Stoot
ieIbIt idone ihottiqe 8arfs, uno
bierbei oiirfte apobl ols Der ihonlte
9unft Die 3ita0elle nit Dem meltbe.
rii6mten Sllliusturm, umgeben bon
bobeit. u~rolten 9laeen. altf elmer So.
neliniel be5eidnet mer0en. Nm offent.
Ii6en @ebGuoen, 3irhen uno Gent.
m1Iern lit Die Sto0t reid. pie ibr
oos ouf @runo hires Alters uno III
rer nit benz preubiihen Stoot eng
oerfniipiten @cIhihte snfommt. @r
m0bnen moften mir neben Der groB.
artigen proteitantiihen @ornilons-
firhe uno Den 0enfm1Iern 8oiier
@iIbelms l., aoiier 6rieorids H.,
8ismords uno Soohims II. Geitor,
Der bier gum 8roteitoutismus iiber.
frat, oos monumentaIe nele Rot.
bolis, oas Dor einigen Mlonoten erit
ieiner 8eitimmune iibergeben puroe,
uno NIT ieinem melt in Die 2on6e
binousblidenben 9urm 3eu9nis oh.
Iegt bon Der neuen Belt, III bic
Sponoau nit Ger @eburt leines bun.
Oerttouienoiteu Ginmobners einge.
treten 1T.
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11
aampf spiiden Sdaer nnO Grid.

@inen aompf nit einem Sirid,
bate uml6ngit. fpie ser uSdnpor0.
m1Ioer @ote~ er51blt, Ger 8oriter
S0ljIe bon S%mmenito0t oui einenI
3%epierennge 3u beiteben. Der Sod.
9epeibte" itieB Den S1ger. Der nihts
abnen0 ourd oas @oHIonorepier 500,
in sen Sdnee, 100 lid Der Monn le.
oialih nit Den b%odlaebobenen eli.
bol8ern Dor peiteren Mnariifcn NeS
wiitenOen Tieres ermebren fonnte
ShlieBIih acIane eS Sem geor6ng.
ten. Die giihie iduBiertia 81 MAIDEN
ino- Den SirId nieoer3uihieben. Als
Washington Journal., 1914-04-11

Der S1eer Sos 9ier unteriuhte. be-
merfte er, Dab es iein ~5obmer~
Sirff mar. ben er lett Monaten in
Nem 6oritgeheae groB5og. Der &iria
mar aniheinenO infolge Der Shnee-
6ohe BON 6pei Metern iiber Die I'm
S1unung getreten.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25
NO Decisive Results on Eth
er Side; German Center
Remains UnbrOken; Both
Sides Maneuvering Pre-
liminary to Final Struggle.
Russians Active in Prussia
10000 CANADIANS AT FRONT.


st. John N B, Sept "a The Canadian minister Of Lab
Crothers announced in speech before the Canadian
Trades congress convention that thirty two
Thousand Canadian volunteers the front day
ago. foregoing the only announcement the Canadian
censor permitted to go wires regarding the dspo
tion of volunteers for over a week.
London SPIT. -The heavy artillery continues to play Lead
part of Asne which has progressed nearly
fortnight With greatest subbones the opposing forces con-
nue the well entrenched and strongly or
POSITIONS but the present time without reaching any de-
cison.
Almost without u shells being hurled across rivers
valleys plains while the infantry awaits opportunity TO
and attacks with the French offca
ALTERNATE retirement at certain points ana
advances others
The German headquarters under date OF Yesterday that
French the German right have been ade
tr left has made some progress
German offensive extremely today at the west
end battle ne stretching along the rivers Os Ase
and Woeve The Allied troops whose were filled with freshly
arrived renfoemen only repeatedly thrust back masses
of thrown against them, but eventually carried out
successful counter attack which resulted IN gaming considerable
ground and the definite capture Of Peronne about which town the
fiercest engagement occurred.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25
HOPE FOR !
PEACERLE
SETTLEMENT J!
WASHINGTON OFFICIALS BE-
I.1EvE CARRANzA AND
VILLA WILL MAKE UP.
NO CHANGE IN PLANS
Constitutionalist Troops Urged
Merely to Keep on
Defensive

Washington, Sept. a4-The hope
that Generals Carranza and Villa will
|peaceably adjust their differences
and avoid second revolution was ex-
pressed by high administration OH
cials. The president fnadc it plain to
both men that the United States Will
look with disfayor on q continuance
Of fighting in Mexico. In the mean
time, the Washington government
will take no steps to Interfere in the
quarrel and patiently will await the
course of Developments. For the
present no change Willie made in the
plan Of evacuation a. Vera Cruz
though no date has been fixed H.
Carranza informed the American
consular representative that he will
not attack Villa, but order his forces
to remain on the defensive.
FEDERALS MAY os0lN VILLA.
FL Paso, Texas, Sep. 24.-Francis-
60 Carbajal. provisional president of
Mexico from the time Of Huerta's
IContinued on.Page Three.)
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25
DESCRIBES
BURNING OF
CATHEDRAL
AWFUL SCENES AT RHEIMS
RECOUNTED BY ABBE
CAMU
POPULACE Wild With RAGE
German Wounded Taken From
Burning Structure Threaten
ed by Mob Crying xiii
Them
P0PULACE Wild With RAGE

London, Sept. 24.-The correspond
ent of the Daily Mail at Rheims, I'M
der date of Monday, gives story by
the Abbe Camu, OF the terrible scenes
in the cathedral when it was set on
fire. He said:
1T was all over in an hour. There
were two separate fires. We put the
first out with four buckets of water,
all we had in the place, but soon an
other she'll struck the roof and the
wind drove the flames along the raft
ers inside of the nave. We rushed
up again, but it was flaming all along
and, as We could, do nothing, we hur-
ried down.
There are holes in the ceiling of
the nave and sparks began to fall
through them into a great heap OF
straw, ten feet high and 20 yards
long, the Germans had piled up along
the north aisle. We tried to catch
the sparks in our hands as they fell
and such of the German wounded as
were able to walk helped us. But
the first spark that fell on the pile
set it blazing. There was time to
think of nothing but getting the
wounded out. They screamed horri-
bly,. WE carried many of those that
could not walk, while others dragged
themselves painfully along to the side
door in the north aisle. Those who
had only hand and arm wounds help
ed their comrades. We got out all
except 13, whose bodies lie here now.
Crowd Furious.
"When at last / came out of the
flaming building, I found the whole
body of wounded huddled together
around the doors. Opposite to them
was furiously hostile crowd of civil
ians of the town and a number of
soldiers with their rifles already lev
e1ed. @,':,
81 sprang forward, What are you
doing?' I cried.
CONTINUED on Page -
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25
Vienna IS MECCA
FOR THOUSANDS OF
hungry fl]GI1lyES

Venice via Paris. Sept. 24-A
graphic picture of conditions of life
in Vienna Was revealed in an official
announcement by the mayor Of Wen
ma that his city is supporting the
families of $4,000 reservists at a
daily cost Of s5O,e0Q and in addition.
is endeavoring to nl,oo%tde, for 100000
unemployed and Sel-s2sssfsssr $4,000 atugi
tives from Galicia and the crown land
of Bukowina Fer fugitives the city
already has expended a million.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25
five
SUBMARINES
SUNK SHIPS
GUNMEN ON CRESSY DE.
CLARE CRUISERS WERE
ATTACKED BY SEVERAL
saw one OF TBEM. Go down
Gives Graphic Description Of the
Sinking of One German
Destroyer.

London, Sept 24.-Notwithstandin
that the E'ritish and German naval
authorities announced that one sub
marine was responsible for the de-
struction OF three British cruisers
Tuesday Albert Dougherty, chief gun
ner Of the Cressy, one of the cruis-
ers sunk in the raid, as quoted by the
Chronicles Chatham correspondent.
insists that he saw five submarines,
one of which was sunk.
Dougherty tells a story that coin
cides with the experiences of other
survivors, but as regards the subma-
rines lie says: .r
Sent Out Warning.
We got closer than the other ships
the Aboukir and the Hogue-to
save as many of their men as we
could. Someone shouted to me, look
out sir, there's a submarine on our
port beam!' saw her. She was
about 400 yards away, with only the
periscope showing above the waves.
| took careful aim with a 12-pounder
and the shot went over by two yards,
but that gave me the range. / fired
again. hit the periscope and the SUBJ
marine disappeared Then up she
came again, and this time a part OF
the coming tower was visible. fired
la third shot, smashing the top Of the
coming tower and men standing near
by shouted, she's hit, sir!' Then they
let out a great cheer as the subma-
rine sank.
Two Sailors Float Up.
"While she was going down two
German sailors f1oated up, swimming
hard. By this time we had been
struck by "a torpedo, but the damage
was not vital and we should have
kept afloat but saw another subma-
rine on the starboard side. We made
desperate effort to get her but fail
ed and the torpedo got home in our
engine room.
"Our captain was on the bridge CIV
ing words of advice to the crew.
Keep COOL my lads, keep COOL he
said, in a steady voice. Pick up a
spar, that'n help keep you afloat.'
That's the last T saw Of Captain
Johnson
Altogether, saw five submarines
and, although our guns kept pegging
away at them, only one was hit, so
far as we know"
Dougherty says the crews shoed a
grim cheerfulness. even while strug-
Cling in the sea. 81 remember sea-
man calling to me that, It's a long
way to Tipperary,' and cried back,
Yes, il you are going to swim!'"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-25
Allies and Germans Continue
To Hammer Away From Their
Well EntrenChed Positions
War Bulletins

Bari, Italy, Sept. 24.-Vesse's
arriving from the DaImatian
coast report that the lombard
ment of Cattaro by French ships
and by guns on Mount Lovchen,
has begun. ".
Berlin, Sept. 24.---Announce-
ment was made that Lieutenant
General Won Busse was killed in
action September 9th. Thus far,
$4,000 persons have been decor
atsd wiYh the iron cross.
A correspondent of the italian
newspaper teleeraphs from Tri-
este that two Austrian torpedo
boats and one torpedo boat de-
stroyer were sunk by floating
mines last Friday, on the coast
of DaImatia. ........ H~
Manchester, Mass, Sept. a.
The Austro-H ungarian ambassa-
dor, DUR ba, said he has received
an official wireless, as follows:
"Therc have been no fights in
the northern theater during the
last few days, except unlmport.
ant cannonades." ..n.
d In the Balkan war theatre an
important Servian position west
of Kroupan was taken after sew
eraI days hard fighting. ..
"The French fleet again has
hombarded the fortifications at
the entrance to Rocche di Cattaro
without success" "E.
London, Sept. "a. Heavy fight
inc is proceeding at different
points south of Antwerp, says a
dispatch from Amsterdam to Reu-
ter's. At one place, the name
de'eted by the Belgian censor,
German force of 1000 was routed
and many killed, wounded and
captured. Never before, adds
the dispatch, have the BeIgIans
taken so many prisoners in n sim
gle battle.
A Pctronrad'adls patch via Rome
to the Central News, says the
Russian advance guards already
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ABANDONS SUFFRAGE
CAMPAIGN in ORDER
TO CARE FOR BABY

Chicago Sept. 24-Mrs. Medil Nc
Cormick of Chicago, chairman of the
congressional committee of the Ma
tional American Woman Suffrage as
sociation, it was. learned today, will
withdraw from active suffrage work
after the national convention of the
organization at Nashville, Tenn, next
November.
The reason given is that her politi.
cal work keeps her away from home
too much, and in particular, away
from her eighteen-months old baby,
Katrina,
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RED CROSS SHIP
ARRIVEShT FALMOUTH
READY FOR SERVICE

Falmouth, England, Sept. 24.-Af-
ter 12-day trip from New York, the
American hospital ship, Red Cross,
delayed by. three days fog and rough
weather, dropped anchor in Falmouth
harbor. 1t was Immediately boarded
by Rear Admiral Ward, U. S. N, re
tired, who assumed direction of the
party of American surgeons and nurs-
es, soon to begin field service in the
war zone. The party is in excellent
spirits The Red Cross will remain
here several days, pending compile
tion. of plans for sending various
units into the field.
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JAPANESE PREPARING
TO BUILD RAILROAD
TOWARD KIAO-CHOX

Picking, Sept. 24.-The Japanese
government, If not already begun, ev-
identity intends building narrow
gauge railway from the seaport of
Lung Kow, Shan -Tung, to Kiao- Chow,
German concession Suspicion was
aroused because Of the precedent OF
the Antungl lMukden railway, which ul-
timately became a, permanent broad
gauge line. 1t is hoped the Japanes
will respect Chinas sovereignty. A
German official report says: 5fr
Governor Waldre of Kiao-Chow
reports that Japanese outposts have
crossed the frontier of German leas-
ed territory. The Germans MAIN
tanned their positions. In skirmishes
between the advance guards, the jap
anese, despite their superior numbers,
suffered great losses"