The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1914-10-01
ltaIians eeina Enlisted.

Italians Being Enlisted.
Ancona. italy, Sept 2s.-The enlist
ment Of volunteers, with the object Of
landing in Dalmatia, Austria. Hungary,
Is reported here.
Allies Lines Hold.
b, London, Sept. 2S.-Along almost
stwo-thtrds Of the. great battle line
across Northeastern France the arm
les Of the allies and Germany fought
fiercely. at some points with the bayo-
net. and latest statements from both
sides are worded with the optimism
which has characterized all these
Official announcements. +.
Allies Continue to Advance. =
It was agreed that the allies had
continued their advance.
The French claimed marked prog.
ress," while the German announce
ment from Berlin, though insisting
the advance had been repulsed, never.
theless referred to it as an advance.
Elsewhere along the battle front
neither side seems to have achieved
any notable success.
There is an unconfirmed report
that an attack on Anwerp is impend-
ing.
The German Report.
Berlin, Sept. 2S.-The following
statement on the situation in North
ern France was received from the
hAn In, xkn~ ~ 10 Nnrunav1 nPo1
staff and made public:
"The enemy are using their rail-
roads in general attack on the ex-
IRENE end of the right flank Of the
German army. At Bapaume Tin
Pasde-C Calais, fourteen miles south
east Of Arras) an advanced French
division was repulsed by a smaller
German force. In the center Of the
battle front we have made slight
gains. The forts under bombardment
south of Verdun have withdrawn their
fire and our artillery is now engaged
with forces which the enemy brought
up on the west bank of the Mouse.
Elsewhere the situation remains un-
changed"
Russians Into Hungary.
London Sept. S.-"Pursuing their
success, the Russians have pushed
over the Carpathian. range and cap
tured Uzsok (Hungary), near the
source of the River Ungh, with mum.
bers rof guns, artillery stores and
prisoners" says the Petrograd cor.
respondent of the Morning Post
Thence the Russians have descended
into the plains of Hungary"
More Bombs Into Paris.
Paris, Sept. 2S.-Four bombs have
been dropped on the city from Ger.
man aeroplane. One missile explod-
ing in Avenue du Trocadero at the
corner of Rue Freycinet blew the
head from the shoulders Of man who
was standing on the corner with his
daughter and crippled the child. The
others did little damage.
Crowds taking advantage of a
autumn day were promenad-
ing on the banks Of the Seine when
the, aerial warrior appeared almost
directly over the Eiffel tower.
Bombs on Belgian Towns.
London, Sept. ga German Yep
pelin made a bomb-dropping tour
several Belgian cities, accord
Ing to dispatch to the Reuter- Tele-
gram Company, from Ostend. The
airship passed over Alost, Client,
Dynze.
6eIsians Occupy AIost.
London, Sept. 2S-The Ostend cor
of Reuters Telegram Com.
tany in a dispatch dated Sunday,
says: 1.-THE Belgian troops in sor-
tie from Antwerp had advanced a lit
lie over a mile in the direction of
Erpe. when they met a strong body |
If German cavalry. In sharp fight |
which ensued, the Germans were re-
pulsed and the Belgians occupied
Alost."
Austrian Reservists to Go.
Rome, Sept. 28.-Dispatches from
Austria report that decree has been
ssued which says: I'm view Of the |
leroic dash of the Austrian army, the
has granted the reservists
he honor to go and fight for the de-
ense of the Fatherland."
Shot Down 4 Diriqibie.
Warsaw, Sept. ga German Zep-
,elin dropped many bombs into the
,ity, killing three soldiers. The air.
hip was fired upon, but succeeded In
escaping to the vicinity Of Nov0-
seorgiewsk formerly called Modlin.
wenty miles northwest of Warsaw.
where the guns of the fortress
brought it down.
Both Sides Reinforced.
Paris, Sept. 26.-The official com.
regarding the progress Of
he battle in Northern France says
hat the French troops in the region
Il Noyon were compelled to give
round before superior forces. but,
laving been REINFORCED. again as
umed the offensive, the engagement
icing one of particular violence.