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CAUGHT IN TRAP AND FIRED up,
ON FROM FRONT
AND REAR. r
Lose Many Men-Life In Trenches
Tiresonne and Much Daring
Is Displayed.

FROM THE BATTLE FRONT. via
Paris. Oct. IL. 11:46 p. m.-The bat
tlefeld northwest OF Lille was the
point Of greatest interest in today's
continuation of the great conflict
which already has lasted twenty-nina
days The cavalry Of both armies
has swept about the country for
days, seeking TO 90 through or around
the opposing lines. and everywhero
has encountered the forces OF the
enemy
A successful ruse carried out By
detachment Of French infantry in the
vicinity Of Lens b. related I'm tho
orders Of the day Having been
ordered 20 hold a position. the small
squad did 50 throughout the day. but
AZ dusk the detachment was COM
PEELED 90 retire before an ovcrwhclun-
ing force OF Germans Reaching a
country estate. the French com.
mandcr placed a number Of men iu
the last outlying houses with orders
to remain until they heard the buglo
call The rest ot the party took up
a position q quarter Of n mile further
on In the open country
Germans Anbushed
The Germans continued their pur-
suit without noticing the French
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TORPEDOED
RUSSIAN CRUISER PALLADA LOST
IN BALTIC WITH ALL
Her CREW.
German Submarines Score Another
Vietory-Effort to Sink Sub.
marine Fails.
tcopyrisht by International News serv,ce)

PETROGRAD. Oct. l2.-An oriciaI
communication issued to-day an
nounces that on October II the Rus
sian armored cruiser PaTada was tor
pedoed in the Baltic Sea by German
submarine. and sank with all her crew.
The text of the communication.
which was made public by the marine
department. follows:
"On October 10 the German subma.
ines were sighted in the Baltic Sea.
The same day. early in the morning.
he submarines attacked the cruiser
Admiral Makarov. which had stopped
% search a suspected bark flying the
commercial Gag Of The Netherlands
a submarine Of the enemy launch
"a several torpedoes which luckily
missed the mark and caused no dam
age whatsoever to the cruiser
on October IL at O'Clock in the
afternoon the submarines of the en-
emy again attacked our cruisers Bav.
IN and Pallada. which were patrollinC
the Baltic.
Although the cuisers opened in
'lme strong fire one Of the subma-
ines succeeded in launching torpe-
does against the PaIlada. whereupon
on explosion resulted and the cruiser
sank with all her crew"
The armored cruiser PaIlada car.
ned a complement Of Sos men. She
measured f43 feet and had dispiace.
ment OF If'5 tons. Her speed was
'wenty-two knots. With the Admiral
harakov and the Bayan. she con.
atituted group Of cruisers known as
The "Bayan class"
The Pallada carried two eight-inch
Guns. eight siV-inch guns. twenty-five
'Welve-pounders and four three-pound.
ers. IN addition TO torpedo tubes. She
was laid down In 1905.
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MAKE SECOND ATTACK

DOUGLAS. Ariz. oct ia sec
one attack on Aqua Prieta. and its
Cauanza garrison was made toniFht
by The Naqui Indians who were re
pulsed last night and two columns OF
Maytorena forces from Naco The
garrison successfully resisted the as
saults
The garrison was Increased from
100 to 2ae saturday night Further
reiniorcomonts rrivcd today and
more are expected
Governor Maytorena's object in b.
sieging Aqua Prieta. which nccoasi-
lated weakening his Naco attacking
force was 90 obtain supplies nearer
Naco Than NoRalcs. his presenf
source. During the attack tonight
bullets from both sides feil hero ana
the inhabitants acd TO the center OF
town for safety
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BELLAlRE FALL FESTIVAL
HAS AUSPICIOUS OPENING

| decided TO make IL an exposition ty-
picai OF Belmont county. affording an
opportunity to display not only .he
products manufactured In Bellaire
Out the products and resources OF the
county as well. II was. therefore.
planned for double purpose and,
needless TO say IL is fulfilling its pur-.
pose we'll
II demonstrates two things-tharf
Bellaire has a diversity OF manufac-1
tories and Industries wider than has
many cities OF many times the popuy
lation. and that Belmont county is
one OF the leading agricultural coun-s
ties OF the state OF Ohio.
"Msde In Bellaire."
The Made In Bellaire" exposition
Is one OF the surprising features OF
the occasion. II is held in Johnson'S
garage. one of the largest buildings,
In Bellaire. and here is assembled ~
variety of exhibits that surprises even
the older residents of the city. Tho
displays range from caskets and ung
dertakers' supplies to brick, lumber.
and iron products. and includes earth i,
enware and clay products, leather>
goods. foods. etc
While the industrial exposition ia
an unusually meritorius one. the same
can truthfully be said of the horti-)
cultural exhibit. This exhibit is stor- =
ed on long tables spread In the larges
auditorium on the second floor OF thei
new Commercial Club building. Many,
OF the displays. principally fruit. are,
the finest ever seen in this civinity-
and surpass in quality the best OF
their kind exhibited at the Ohio State
fair
Bellaire is taking advantage OF this
opportunity to formally present to-
the public four beautiful public insti-
tutions. Before the festival and show
closes Thursday evening. the city
will have dedicated federal postof-i
fee building costing 100000: a new
Commercial club building. one of the
finest structures in the city: a new
City hospital which has just been
completed and will be opened for in
spection Wednesday; and the new
First ward school building. one OF the
finest in the state.
Dedieations.
Each OF these buildings viii be de-
dicated with appropriate exercises.
Several prominent persons will take
part in the ceremonies.
The FIRST OF these buildings. the post
Office. was dedicated yesterday after
noon. II ! sthe first federal building
ever erected in Belmont county. The
cornerstone of this building was plac-
ed in position early in July without
any special ceremonies. At that time
IL was decided TO await until the fail
festival. when better opportunity
would be afforded the people OF Bel
laire TO express their appreciation OF
the gift from the government
The building Is located on the north
east corner of Thirty-second and
Guernsey strets. At present Il has,
been completed TO the second story.
and the entire structure will be com.
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MEXICAN PEACE
IS NOW In SIGHT
THIRD DAY OF MILITARY CON.
NeNTloN AT AGuAS CALL
ENTES FRUITFUL.
Carranzs, Villa and Zspsts Repre-
sented and Great Unsninnity
Prevails Throughout

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Oct. I2.-
Hopeful reports reached Washington
today OF the progress of the first DAY =
work OF the military convention being
held at Aguas Calientes to determine
the personnel Of the future govern
ment of Mexico. Not only arc Gen
erals carranza and Villa represented.
but General Zapata has sent three del
egates whose credentials have been
accepted.
The official report of the meeting
transmitted to the American govern
ment said the convention formally
met and organized last Saturday. ad-
Journing until today General Anto-
MO Nillareal. military governor OF the
state OF NuevO Leon. was chosen per-
manent chairman. with Generals Ro-
Dies and Natera vice chairmen. The
minutes Of the previous convention at
Mexico City were formally approved.
The basis OF representation agreed
upon was that eacn delegate must
prove that he had command OF at
least 200 men in the army or must
have been identified as a general or
governor with the constitutionalist
before Iacatecas was captured from
the Huerta government
II was this point on which General
Villa had been insisting from the be-
ginning.
Orders Release Of Prisoners.
General Eduardo Hay. one Of the
men who opposed the acceptance Of
Carranza's resignation az the Mexico
City convention. made an impsssioned
speech. urging the adoption of a reso-
luton calling upon General Carranza
To release all political prisoners as
General villa had done He was en-
Enthusiastically applauded a. he sug.
Eested that the language of the reso.
luton be changed from request" to
an order" Re said that the acts
aud resolutions of the convention
should be regarded a. orders upon all
chiefs Including Chuanza
The convention passed the resolu.
ton In that form Official reports
further state that the prevailing
spirit 81 the meeting is one Of harm
ony and unanimity Of feeling exists
betw cen further bioodshod
Tho constitutionalist agency here
received the following telegram today
from Mexico city
General Jesus Carranza. a. the
head of the second division Of tho
center and ~ the head of an army OF
more than 10000 men. with sixty can.
non and seventy machine guns. has
arrived st the capital. having come
from the lsthmus Of Tehuantepec
where he superintouded tho muster
INK out of the federal troops locafrd In
that region and be- took over the gar.
risOns of Guaymas and Mazatian
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IMPORTANT INDICTMENTS

-t.eiHl nisratch to enc fnteiIecnrer
WELLSBunG W Va. oct "a
The Brooke county erand jury com
pleted its work here today and among
other indictments found we're The
state We. the Windsor Social club. r.
corporation of Wheplinr. W Va.
eight true bills the State W william
Rorey. four true bills. the state W..
Mike Miller. on cNpressman 81 Wheel
ina. four true bills for violation of the
Nost Law. the State vs Supi Bonapi.
four true bills Tor violation Of the
Yoet law.
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new KING TAKES OATH

LONDON Oct 12. $50 %. M King
Ferdinand of Roumanla. in the pres-
cncc of thc members of the royai
family. the diplomauc corps and 9th.
or notables. took tho oath of office
Yesterday in succession fo hls uncle.
King Charles. according 10 despatch
from Bucharest bv way OF Amsterdam
to the Central News Arenry King
Charles died at his country seat ia
Sinaia on SATURDAY.
Tho nov kinc announced the inten.
tion Of dlrccting his labors TO the de-
Vclopmcnt Of the state,
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CAVALRY ON GUARD

NACO Ariz. Oct 12-The Ninth
and Tenth United States cavalry un-
der Colonel &. A. r. Hatfield were
lined up along the international
boundary today 20 prevent the villa
and Carranza factions from aEain
bringing their warfare upon Amori-
can soil
This followed the second appeal 10
President Wilson for protection OF the
town against stray bullets and shells
which for ten days have fallen here
instead 81 In the Mexican camps
Sheriff Harry Wheeler asked Cover.
nor Hunt today 20 request the with
draWal of the federal troops BE Of
Tered % Rathcr 500 cowboys Who
would protect the town without dis-
cuaaing technicaiitiea
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SUPREME COURT OPENS

WASHINGTON. Oct f2.-Thc su.
preme court reconvened today after
four.months' recess Justice Nc.
Reynolds. as the successor 10 the late
Justice BurtOn. took his seat on tho
bench and the court adjourned 10 pay
lfs respects 20 the President
Al business was postponed until 10.
morrow. 90 allow the court 10 transact
the cerennoniais set for the day. The
cail for cases for argument viii beein
tomorrow when notices will also b.
received No decisions will b. an.
nounced until next Monday
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ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING OF
CITIZENS AND VISITORS
WAS FEATURE.
Formal Exercises For Cornerstone
Laying of New Federal Build
ing Held in Afternoon.
ToDAY's PROGRAM.


1880 a. m.-F'ree attraction.-Kyle
Smith. of Wheeling. will make a flight
in his monoplane. which was made In
Bellaire.
IL a. m.-Dedication of the CONNER.
cial Club building:
Music.
lntroductfon-J. NJ. Dubois.
president of club.
Music.
Belt.
Music.
Addfess-Gen. r. b. Brown. of
GAINESVILLE.
Music.
IL m.-Club dinner in Odd Fellows
hall on Belmont street.
p. m.-Free attraction - HYDRO
plane Night by Tony Janus.
p. m.-Aquatic events on the
river. Monoplane flight by Kyle
Smith
p m.-FraternaI parade. ]. w.
Heatherington. chief marshal. The
line will form on Forty-eighth street.
and headed by a band will march over
the streets of the city. and disband on
Thirty-second street.
With thousands Cf visitors present
20 enjoy the festivities, Bellaire YES.
terday opened her first big fall festi-
val and pumpkin show. The opening
was under most auspicious circum-
stances. and was featured by the
dedication of the magnificent federal
building which is being erected az
Thirty-second and Guernsey streets,
Bellaire.
The entire city is in gala attire for
the event Business houses and pri-
vate homes have been artistically dec,
GRATED. and the principal streets are
testooned in bunting ana iags. In
keeping with the occasion. the pump
kin is everywhere in evidence. while
The golden color predominates in the
decorations
The affair is mucn In the nature OF
an agricultural and industrial exposi-
ton coupled with Homecoming cele-
bration- Bellaire has held a number
OF celebrations In her career. but this
is by far the greatest in the history
OF the town.
The show is being given under the
auspices OF the Bellaire Commercial
club, one of the most progressive and
aggressive organizations in the Ohio
Valley The membership of the club
Is representative of one OF the livest
cities in the valley. The show reflects
great credit upon the efforts OF the
club, and is an event of which any
city many times the size of Bellaire
might well feel proud.
The idea OF holding fall festival
or pumpkin show was conceived q
few months ago by persons most ac-
tive in the Commercial club II was
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TO LEVY War TAX

LONDON. oct. A.. 9.O7 n. m
Grinith. the paramount chief of Basu.
toland. a British possession in South
Africa. has offered To- levy tax of
one shilline t25 cents) on each Basu-
20 o. contribution 10 the funds be-
ing raised in England Tor the rener
~ tho sufferers from the war The
government announces that his ofer
has been gratefully accepted"
4 levy such a. that proposed by
chief Griffith would swell the relief
fund by approximately 800 600. a.
the total native population % Basu-
toiand. according 10 the census of
1911. was f.f07.
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2ii,OOO KILLED

LONDON. Oct %. $50 a. m-Thc
~ lists of Losses in the Prussian army.
which have been published. contain n
total of 2li 900 Killed. wounded and
missing. according 20 a Reuter- dis
patch from Amsterdam
Tho lists do not include the losses
among tho Hsvariana. saVons and
Wurtcmburrians
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Oct I'm one of the most sensational
worlds series the Boston Braves defeated the Philadelphia
nhet at fenway Park this afternoon BY
Twelve innings of thrilling baseball National
league could victory
the pennan series - -
so bitterly was the struggle contested by both that
exception OF the final between the
inc Boston Red 1872 nothing equang has
recorded since the worlds National Commission
auspices in 1905. '
for three hours and six minutes the alternately
teo or ahead in
sungn was deep twilight with flashing outside
he park and the evening star glmmering the
n played game OF the series from the
pa was SO ahoundng in dramatic thrilling plays
ea strategy that the 3
10 superheghts of enthusiasm by struggle
mounted in
ana DINERS suffered the
winning finally plate dusk the general sentiment
was that was splendid game to win and
Ihe Braves rushed joyousy from the field cinch the
championship title OF 1914 with fourth
Athletics tactun and filed slowly
that their famous machine would emergency thai
It, To retain the honOrs must win the
four games task generally considered impossible followers OF
little Athletic money in sight ,cour,vrrn . - - nm
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TINE wEArHER

WARRINGTON, oct. Ia,-ror.os.t,
ONO West virginia, western Penn
sylyanta-Cloudy Tuesday, probabiv
local rAinsi wednesday unsettled
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SfaIIings' Braves Make 1t Three Straiohf
WIN GRUELLING CONTEST IN.
IL SENSATIONAL INNINGS

STRUGGLE WAS MOST BITTERLY CONTESTED EVER WIT.
MESSED AND FURNISHED MANY THRILLS FOR THE REC
UNDERTAKING. CROWD IN ATTENDANCE-GOWDY
HERO OF THE SERIES
THREE HOURS AND SIX MINUTES REQUIRED TO DECIDE CON-
TEST AND DARKNESS WAS FALLING WHEN WINNING
KUN CAME OVER-BRAVES ELATED-
ATHLETICS DETECTED
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ZAPATA
CAUSES REIGN OF TERROR IN su.
5UR5S OF MEXICO CITY BY
NIGHT ATTACK.
One Town Completely Surrounded and
General Attack on Mexico
City Is Feared.

MEXICO CITY. Mex. Oct. 12.-An
attack made on the night OF October
10 on San Angel. Xochimilico and
other suburbs OF Mexico City by ad.
herents of EmiIiano Zapata caused a
reign OF terror in the capital until to-
day. The suspense was relieved when
IL was officially announced that Ia
pata's followers had agreed to cease
all fighting until the termination of
the peace conference between the
northern and southern Constitutional
list generals at Aguas Calientes. The
troubles in the suburbs were satisfac-
torily adjusted.
The invaders entered San Angel at
Z O'Clock Saturday and heavy firing
was begun. The telephone operators
were compelled to flee from the ex-
changes. making communication be-
tween the suburbs and the city proper
difficult. The government immediate
ly pressed a number Of the striking
street car motormen into service ana
runshed 1900 men with artillery to
San Angel TO reinforce the garrison
there Severe lighting in the streets
between the defenders and the at
tacking party followed
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Completely Surrounded.

XochimilicO vas completely sur
rounded by the Zapata men and rein
forcements also we're rushed to that
place on tram cars which were i'm
pressed into service.
The authorities in Mexico City pro
per expressed fear OF general attack
and families living in Coyoacan and
Mixcoac began moving into the city.
The feeling Of intense suspense
continued In the capital until the Of
ncial statement gave assurances that
MEXICO City proper would not be at
tackled
Delegates representing Zapata pre-
sented land reform scheme az the
Aguas Calientes conference today and
the matter was debated At length.
u De- reported that a plan calling for
a commission form OF government
will be introduced and voted upon IN
the near future
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toontinusd on Pars rrsIvsl
The daily Gate City., 1914-01-05
SHIP AND CREW
LOST AT SEA
Continued from page 4.)

Throughout last night liners and
revenue cutters endeayoring to aid
the stricken vessel, could not even
learn the name of thu tank steamer.
During the morning she was identr-
fed as the Oklahoma, although earlier
reports had given her name as the
Waska.
The bavaria is bound from Pnila-
delphia to Boston. At the Hamburg
American Offices IT was stated that
she did not usually put in at New
York but might come in with the sur.
yivors Of the oklahoma's crew.
In addition to Captain Guenter those
rescued from the oklahoma were:
Chief Mate Bertel Iysrsen, Second
Mate Knut DahIe, Third Mate Carl
Eklund. Operator William Davis. Boat.
swain Christian Rasmussen, Carmen.
The daily Gate City., 1914-01-05

the Kansas public utilities commits
sion to regulate rates OF public SER
vice corporations who had long term
franchises from cities before the pub.
lie utilities regulation law was passed.
was sustained today by the snprems
court In effect it disapproyed an ad-
vance OF two csnts thousand feet
Tor natural gas made by the Wyan-
dotte County Gas company to tizenJ
OF Kansas City and Rosedale, Kans.'
John Marshall as attorney for the
Kansas public utilities commi .ison
brought the suit against the Wyan-
dotte County Gas company, decided
today, to enjoin the company from ad-
yancing the rates for natural gas
from % to n cents a thousand cubic
feet November 10, 1911 The com
pany denied that the utilities com.
mission had any jurisdiction over +.
or its rates. 1t alleged that 1t hal
20-year contract franchises with the
cities of Rosedale and Kansas CITY,
Kan, to furnish gas prior to the pu1-
lie utilities law of 1911. That tho
law could not be made Tex post
facto' in its operation or imp lir the
obligation of contracts between the
cities and the COMPANIES was con-
tended by the corporation. The pub
lie utilities law gava the comm ssion
full power. authority and Jurisdiction
to supervise and control public utili-
! ties and all common carriers doing
business In Kansas. II provided as,
that: No changes shall be made in
any rate, toll or charge without ths
consent Of the commission" The man
damus suit was filed against the ct m.
pany January 4, 1912. tha company
having raised its gas rates 2 cents a
thousand feet November 10, 1911. I'm
der the franchises with the cities,
the company had authority to oincrease
Its rates and the corporation claimed
that the claus IS of its franchi ell
exempted 1t from supervision by the
: commission.
The daily Gate City., 1914-01-05
TERsEY STORM
HAS DIED DOWN
CONTINUED from rage IL

hem motor boats and fishing smacks
ire hauled UP high and dry ready for
tse if the necessity arrives. Thous-
9nds of strangers are in the town to-
lay and fully 25,o0o we're here yester-
lay to view the scene of desolation.
Only the wreckage of the Octagon
sotel and OF half score Of big cot.
ages which collapsed early in the
torn 1t is declared today, prevented
he destruction of the town. piled up
N the beach, the wreckage broke the
prce of the seas and prev vented their
weeping inward with more disastrous
fleet. At Normandie, n. j., the
ummer home Of Lindley, NJ. Garrison,
ecretary of war was seriously dam
ged. The big bulkhead protecting il
Fas demolished and the lawns were
uined and for time the foundations
the structure itself were assailed
The daily Gate City., 1914-01-05
Just Think
Of It!

One man raised 100 bushels
of potatoes from 100 lbs. of
seed.
Another, raised 60 tons Of al
falfa on II acres of ground.
Another raised / 500 bushels
of potatoes on 5 acres Of ground
Another gets 5000 per month
for the milk from Ia cows.
Another raised $50 worth Of
onions from 1-8 acre of ground.
Another raised 5000 worth
of white beans on 8 acres of
ground.
Another raised $s5 worth of
cantaloupes on 1-2 acre Of
ground.
And all of this happened in
the Big Horn Basin in Wyom-
ing.
If making money like this
interests you, send today for
information about available
opportunities along our new
line.
D. Glenn Deaver, Burlington
Route, Room 379, @ Building,
Omaha, Nebr.