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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22

west of st. Quentin. where they are
attacking the advanced position of the
Germans. The main English army is
near Soissons. on the British left,
in the vicinity of Noyon and Lessigny,
is strong French force which is evil
Ga Fere is IA miles northwest of
Laon)
This French force Is evidently the
Sixth French Army, which was sent
to help the British in it's turning move
ment against General Won Kluks
forces.
The French and their English allies
have had to fight hard TO gain and to
hold every foot Of conquered territory.
As a fresh position is gained, it is i'm
medately fortified This is trying
work and deadly work for the Ger
man artillery keeps up its steady rain
of shells and the sappers are COM
PEELED to face this FIRE while stretch
ing their earthworks
The weather was reported to be
slightly improved today. But there
can be little permanent improvement
expected at this season of the year
The entire battle ground is a quagmire
and this naturally has hampered move
ments Of artillery. But according to
General Gallienis headquarters there
Is not a single important point along
the entire battle front where the heavy
French artillery is not now in action.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22
BRESLAU BESIEGED
BY CZAR'S FORCES,
FEARED IN BERLIN
Communications With Capt.
tai Suddenly Cease Indi-
eating That Russians Have
Penetrated Silesia on Way
to Berlin.
BERLIN, by way of Rome, Sep, %.

BERLIN, by way of Rome, Sept %.
All telegraphic and telephone commu.
nication with Bresau suddenly ceased to-
day. 1t is feared that the Russian centre
may have pushed forward and be attack
ing the city.
1t seems almost incredible that the
Russians could have penetrated in force
10 Breslau so that they could have cut
off communication with Berlin. Breslau
is one of the links of the chain in the
oder line of fortifcations.
After Berlin it is the second largest city
in Prussia. and is the capital Of Silesia.
1t occupies an important strategical posi-
tion on the oder. and is,a city Of great
historical interest, 1t has been prepared
for a possible raid by the Russians, and
the last reports available from there
stated that there was vely strong Ger
man force between it and the eastern
frontier.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22

The renewed pressure '' .'.' '' ...
and French along "A .@''.''..'
tween Cambria ana ~ '.7 '.''
forced the German extreme '.-". ''. n
10 a point "HeFs t"''"7' iT....''''.'-
will enable the 0'..ss
Kaisers railway commune. i'''" '''''
Cambria through Aa-'sA-e 10 N''.''''
and 10 threaten me F'+"7s .'-7 ''''''
st. Quentin 10 '''- "4''.-=- anu
MezieFes-
One Of the developments '' me -aF
news is the report received 10y d. news
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22

proper, where every day and every
night sees some fresh destruction done.
While the city itself is immaterial
from a standpoint Of strategic import
ance, 1t is the centre Of a district that
is important.
German batteries are stationed north
and northeast Of the city; French can
non are stationed on hills south of the
city There are believed to be about
100000 Germans massed upon the pla-
teau of Craonne. This is a position
Of exceptional strength. General
Bluecher. who was defeated by Napo-
leon on the same ground. declared that
%. 900 troops could hold 1t against any
odds.
East of verdun the French lines seem
to have been reinforced as there are
eight French army corps near the Lor-
raine border. where the German left
Is being attacked with visor and vio-
lence.
The battle line roughly speaking eX-
tends on the east from point near st.
Die, through Luneville, Pont-a Nous
son. Etaln. Consenvoye, Montfaucon,
Sousain, to the north of Rheims,
Craonne. thence along the Aisne VAL
ley to a point between LessiEny and
St Quentin The line crosses three big
rivers, the Oise, the Aisne and the
Meuse. while 1t also lies across several
smaller ones.
French forces have worked to a
point near Peronne, Il miles north.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22
SAY GERMAN DEFENSE
ISAT HIGH TIDE

BORDEAUX. Sept. %.
Despite all efforts on the part of the
Germans to diminish the pressure on
their right wing, the allied turning
movement continues, General Joffre
declares in d report from the front re-
ceived by Minister of War Millerand.
Not only IS the army of General Won
Kluk retiring he said, but there are
indications that the German centre has
reached the high tide of it's resistance,
and that it also will soon be forced to
retire to a new line The army of the
Crown Prince is reported to have estab-
Ished a new line of defenses across the
Meuse River, Indicating that ii Will
hardly hold its present positions much
longer. All along the line, the reports
received by the General staff indicate
the Allies are succeeding.
1t is stated that the complete retiring
movement may take some days to de-
veIop But that it has set in, is the
official declaration made by Minister OF
War Minerand himself, He declared
that the extreme left Of the French
lines has been the scene of the ferces,
hghrins in the present war the bayonet
being resorted 10 time after time in
clearing the Germans from their rife
pits
He renamed the battle Of the Aisne
the battle Of two rivers" because of
The fact that it is now raging along
the Oise as we'll as the Atsne. He be
ueyes that the result will not be def
ntreIy known for several days, but has
no doubt that the decision in this great
death grapple will go to the Allies.
"Ir is probable that the great battle
Of Two rivers, which is being fought
with unparalleled fury, viii continue
for several DAYS" he said, although
the Allies are making constant prog
ress. A new step in our advance on
the extreme left wing is marked by
its arrival at Lassigny, ten miles west
Of Noyon This movement is Of ex-
treme importance That is why the
Craonne region has been the centre Of
violent conflicts and bayonet charges.
The Germans are making desperate
efforts 10 diminish the pressure on
their extreme right wing but have.
been forced 70 give way.
BY completing our lines from Al
SAGE 70 the Argonne forest, we have
deprived the German centre between
Rheims and souain Of its scope Of
movement. Il is against a steel wall"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22
DUTCH TANKER HARDENED
TO H0LD-UPS ON HIGH SEAS
The American Stopped Six Times in
Two Voyages.

NEW YORK, sept. %.
The Dutch tank steamship American
arrived in port today from Rotterdam.
putting an end TO a round trip voyage
during which II got the habit of being
stopped by British cruisers.
On the outward voyage II was held up
four times by English men-of-war: on
the return voyage 1t was stopped twice.
The first British cruiser 10 intercept the
tanker was the Suffolk, which was lying
off Sandy Hook watching for German
merchantmen. on Nantucket the cruiser
Diana, which was maintaining a blockade
there, stopped the American the second
time. The third interruption was off Sa-
bic Island, where the cruiser Gloria was
cruising. In English channel cruiser
took off three members of the Americans
crew because they were Germans.
The captain of the tank ship said he
would have been sorely disappointed II
he had not been stopped by warships on
the voyage hack to New York.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22
GERMAN ENVOY INDIGNANT
AT VANDALISM CHARGES
"Preposterous," TO Call Destruction
of Cathedral Intentional.

NEW YORK, Sept 22-Count Won
Bernstorf, German Ambassador 10 the
United States, does not believe that the
German army Intentionally destroyed the
cathedral at Rheims.
1T is preposterous 10 state that the
destruction Of that magnificent buildi
was intentional" he said today
Personally" he added. my sympa-
thies are more aroused by the killing ana
wounding Of the men who fought ina"
by the damage 10 the building
James speyer the banker agreed WIZ
Count Won Bernstorn that whatever harm
,...s dora 70 the Rheims cathedral by
German shells was unintentional ..,...,
1T Is a pity the magnificent oull-Is lll bs
was damaged" he said. 1t can never 10
replaced.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22
BRITISH STEAMSHIP SUNK
Russian Vessel Rescues Passengers
and Crew Off Trebizond.

TREBIZOND Turkey in Asia. Sept.
The British steamship Belgian King,
which left this port yesterday for Con-
stantinople with a cargo Of livestock on
beard. has been sunk of Cape KureI
The l20 passengers and crew on board
were rescued by the Russian steamship
Princess Eugene.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22

British and the French Algerian troops
have terrorized the enemy by the force
OF these attacks. They carry bayo-
net blade longer than that of ,the Ger
mans and they have shown an eager
ness TO resort to cold steel that simply
has terrified the German outposts.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-09-22
MEAT sl.oo A POUND

PARIS Sept. 22-The Figaro sa
day: Meat Is nearly 81 a pound ~ -
lin Two hundred bakeries are N'N'''
bread with potatoes ana barley
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18
BUYER SAYS 5000 COLORADO
HORSES FOR EUROPE's WAR
Ranchers Are Busy Breaking
Bronchos; Boycott on
Gray Animals

Grand Junction, Colo, Dec. s.-Five
Thousand horses are being broken this
winter for the European war, by
broncho owners in western Colorado,
according to the estimates of Roy f.
NickOry who has completed tour Of the
state in search of horses. The supply
of saddle horses has already been ex-
hausted by buyers for the French and
English governments, who have shipped
twenty cars out of Grand junction in
the last two months.
Every ranch has a good rider or two
busy all the time with the wiry bronchos
and it is as good as q wild west show to
watch many of the performances, says
Vickory. The stockmen find a ready
market for all horses except grays,
which are universally turned down bv
the buyers.
Il think that an estimate of 5, 900
bronchos from western Colorado going
to the European war by spring is quite
conservative. ! would not be surprised
to see horse famine over here if the
purchases continue.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

Members of Waunita Chapter No. 27,
Eastern Star Lodge, elected officers on
Thursday the 10th as follows: Matron,
Mrs. j. ID. Walker; Associate Matron,
Mrs. Jos. McDermott; Worthy Patron,
Howard England; Secretary, Mrs. Alice
Eastman; Treasurer, f. j. Sampliner;
Conductresses, Mrs. f. ID. NanAken,
Mrs. j. Ii. Robinson
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

Business men owe Henry Ives (Red)
q salary as night wstchmsn. If he
hadn I followed his usual occupation Of
starting the morning chores at half past
four, the fire in Martins would have
gotten start enough to eat up block of
buildings.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

Fred Brown and Henry Corum started
Tuesday to cut brush on the Rainbow
Route from Wilson'S to Berg's. Along
the sharp turns it is impossible for an
auto driver to see more than twenty
feet ahead. The boys will camp in the
Percell cabin,
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Millslagle arrived
this week from the east intending to
lecete in Gunnison county. As soon as
spring comes they will make their home
on Antelope creek, at the ranch recent
ly homesteaded by Albert VsnDeming.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

A son and heir, born at San Diego,
California, Thursday, Dec. 10th. is a
happy event for Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Allen. Latest reports are that the
young man is getting a good grasp on
life and planning to come shortly to
act as foreman of the ! ID c ranch
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

News-Chsmpion correspondents are
rsquested to secure the complete holi-
day programs Of schools in their locsli-
ties end send to US ss soon rs possible
ssext week
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

See samples and get prices on the
News. Champion line Of engraved and
printed wedding and announcement sta
tionery
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

mr. and Mrs. Berg and little son
went down to lola Friday to attend the
wedding anniversary dinner Of Mr.. and
Mn. j K. Berg. They returned Tues
day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

A turkey shoot is announced st tb>
h0os of Lloyd Carpenter on Ohio Creet
next sunday. the A,th, commencing si
ten o clock. Lots Of turkeys and geese
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18
essi Fed essi

The best car on earth for the money.
s575 delivered at your door is the price
fully equipped, the roadster $50 less.
The Gray 4 Davis starting and lighting
system installed, road smoothers and
everything up to date for S7l5.O0.
Why psy more for cars not the Ford .
eQual?--W. A. keelor, Agent.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18
oascA q paslia ~ -

40 acres adjoining station for sole.
Will cut rs toes of hay. Best Of we
ter rights. Excellent house good i'm
provements. generally. Horses. cattle,
machinery, harness, etc. Terms to
suit Mrs. Susie =. Moore, Psrlin.
l6-tf
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

or. and Mrs. Fred Gleason of Ssids
ere reJolclnG over the arrival Of . son.
Mrs. Gleason was formerly Miss Della
Jones Of Gunnison.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

kenry Mcdowell paid Gunnison one
II hss rare visits Tuesday and chstted
oSsr the news Of the day with friends.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

Ar. hyssi y rscoserIae RAPIDLY trom
tas efsct- es hsr ssso secsaent and
Ross bssssssocs. ~no-e food was asssss
Dsalx injured. us~ ssss - ressEn b.
wsrs SsssraAy.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

4 Christmas shopping expedition
brought Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Walters
into town from Crook ston, yesterday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

~ :. Lss~ssll. esssnsy csers es.cs-
eoussesec ass uosIE.s tnss ~eak ssse =
na~ : ressssssf of ossr essy
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

H. :. Lsa~ssil. es.nsy es.rs es.cs-
ssnpsssac hss usosiEss snss ~esk ssse =
no~ . resssesf of oar essy.
kr- hyssi ~ rsceserBne RAPIDLY sr0m
sas esssct- os hsr sssO secsasnt ssa
Ross Bssesssocs. wno-s food Was asssss
ssalx inquired. ua~ ssss - ress-n b.
wor& SsxursAy.
Cha-sey Wilson hss aGresd 10 take
the 200 of passmssser .; bssdwsn.
whsce rs.seses the sst.satsou saa sn<
star rou:e " Gphso ers~N. may no< be
abandoned by the governments
No better ChrsstmAs present for thai
friend Dsck east. or for the 500 or
siss9eser N distant psrt- can be secur~d
for o.. than the Gsns,son Ne~s- Cham
pson for . year Fifty two sssu~s ~
remind them Of the odd to~n ssd of
home folks.
TARGETS for sale at News -Ckamp,ou
oHlSe &c eaGG-
Dou Z forget the ''plsce to eat. Joan
son Restaurant.
Tar sI d gravel ro-,iing repair wark
a -,,eciaity. c. l.. Wilbur fhoss
Beaver ssl 4s-tf.
Calling cards l.Ds hundred at News
Chsmpion office. Printed from plate
same price. We cen secure . plate foI
yoe any style.
/ All geod husband and sSeesheortx
ere buyisaG electric triangle sod lsUas
for their ~ives and best girls. Call %
Van AIKEN ct city hall for them. 50-2t
You will find ct Singleton g nics
line of watches, diamonds. and lewelr,
N up-te-date linz of presents for YOU
sweethesrts, moshers, brothers end sss
ters. Engraving neatly done on articles
purchased Of Singleton. Yours fos
business.
Nm. SINGLETON,
Jeweier
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

nr and Mrs. y X Phelps we're N
frea the Powderhorn Monday. transact
ING business at the county seat.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

kebekshs initiated h,sses Margaret
COLLINS and Vera Boessis into the mys-
ssslss Of the order Tuesday night.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

mx and Mrs. kisssrd Hinton t.eDars
ed yesterday for the Cslsssrnss e.~.ss.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

y. c. 2 hsass,as and FANNY have
nss~d into thsW ne~ bsne.io~ sa.r
seed
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

J. Y sasrO~s - ss.sas "a ~Ssh pssa-
-Kxx.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

TARGETS for sale at News -Ckamp,ou
ofyaee lc each.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

Charley Stewart " again back at the
sAsstsie On the k'e Grsnds. He ie run
nsssg the switch engine
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

Hrs Lloyd Carpenter and ena.ssrsI
aspsrssd Tuesday for visss ~,th re.s-
tsses Va Kansas
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18
IN Es E EIEksT

y y Barro~s ~ ss.sse ~ ~ssn pssa-
sxy-
Ths lsss.e son of Pred Aay has bssn
aasse u. TINS ~eas-
mx and Mrs.. Howard Hinton d.sDars-
ed yesterday fer the Cslsssrnss e....s.
y. c. p Asssssns and family have
nsssa mto shsr ns~ bsne.so~ sa.s
seed.
ors Lloyd Carpenter and ensssren
aspsrssd Tuesday Tor . visit wish re.s-
sses In Kansas.
Charley Stewart " again back at the
shsst,ie on the k,o 6ranes. HE ,e run
nsaG the switch engine.
kebesshs initiated M,sses Margaret
Cos.sns and Vera Boovsis into the mys-
tss,ss of the ordes Tuesday night.
nr and Mrs. .. K. Phelps we're IN
frea the Powderhorn Monday. transact
ING business at the county seat.
q Christmas shopping expedition
brought Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Walters
into town from Crooks,on. yesterday.
henry Mcdowell paid Gunnison one
II hss rare visits Tuesday and chsttsd
eSsg the ness Of the day with friends.
/ os. and Mrs. Fred Gleason of Ssids
ere reJoiclng over the arrival Of . son.
Mrs. Gleason was formerly Miss Del,s
Jones Of Gunnlson-
I A turkey shoot Is announced ut the
h0os of Lloyd Carpenter on Ohio Greek
next sunday. the 2Oth, commencing ct
ten o clock. Lots Of turkeys and geese.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berg and little son
went down to lola Friday to attend the
wedding anniversary dinner Of Mr.. and
Mn. J. 4. Berg. They returned Tues
day.
I News-Chsmpion correspondents ere
requested to secure the complete holi-
day programs Of schools in their local.
ties end send to US ss soon as possible
ssext week.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-12-18

Ths sssse son of Fred ksAs has besn
gssse q. tnss Ueak
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-11


lists, single takers syndicalists, demo.
Gratis, anarchists and anti-militarists
alike.
These missionaries, say the Dutch
organizers, are beginning to get in their
work among their comrades in arms.
That the war seemed likely at first
to set all kinds of popular reform back
by generations is admitted, As soon as
the warriors of liberal tendencies had
time to realiye this, however it is as
serted they realized also now-excellent
an opportunity was offered TO them Of
spreading their doctrines.
The hardships they are enduring the
dangers to which they are exposed the
sight of friends falling dead or wounded
about them, the financial losses many
Of them have sustained by reason Of the
war, the consciousness that their fam
lies must be suffering at home are
said TO have combined to put tens Of
thousands of the fighters in a frame Of
mind to listen to the question whether
they win themselves gain anything by
the sacrifices they are making.
As result of this campaign, it is
reported that a widespread feeling Of
discomfort is developing on the troops ,
part with the system which the propa-
aandists argue led to such catas-
trophe
This work is understood to be in
progress in the ranks Of every one of
the warning powers armies, and the
prediction is made that the struggle 5
end will see so enormous an increase
in the number Of believers in govern.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-11
co NO FARTHER
The Evidence Is At Your Door.

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the statement of this highly respected
resident will Danish all doubt;
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=" | believe cold started kidney trouble
in my ease. Too frequent action of my
kidneys annoyed me day and night and
sometimes ! was unable to sleep. The
passages Of the kidney secretions were
attended with a burning pain. If I
tried to stoop, had sharp twinges in
the small of my back. felt weak,
tired and languid and often ! got
dizzy. Nothing helped me until ! took
DOan S Kidney Pills on a friend S adj
vice. In less than a month ! felt like a
different man and four boxes made me
well. The pains went away and the
kidney sccretions became natural
publicly recommended Doan's Kidney
Pills after they helped me so greatly
and ! now willingly confirm that state.
ment. -
Price 5Oc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills-thc same that
Mr.. Root had. tcr.Milburn Co.,,
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-12-11
OPENS creation
. DRAMA N LOUISVILLE
Pastor Russell Personally Con-
Quoted Exhibitions.
SPEAKS ON RESURRECTION.

Over $4,000 See and Hear In One Day
the Story Of the Bible as Presented by
This Truly Great Drama--In Fore.
noon Pastor Russell Preached on That
Feature of His Photo Drama Which
Relates to "the Chiefest Resurroc-
tion," Which Began With Jesus-Elis
Footstep Followers Share In It With
Him-Then viii Come Another Class
on the Spirit PIane--Then viii Fol-
low the Resurrection Of the Ancient
Worthies-Remainder Of World VIII
Be Resurrected Gradually During
Thousand Years of Messiah's Reign.