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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-15
@ia flaabar ,uerSeu.

Gapio 6rieman. BON go. t42 Dit
Court StraBe, oeiien Elf Sabre altc
5odJter goiie befanntIid obne ieine
GrIalbnib bon elmer Der Gdul. .aran.
fenpiIegerinnen mad oem itdotiidlen
Soipital gehraflt poroen mar, bamit
ibr bort bic Manbeln berausgeIdnit.
ten iDeroen foIlten. bedbiidtigt aegen
bic betreffenne aranfenpileserim, 10.
ipie gegen anoere Betionen, Die an.
aeblid ons Sinh slDaneen mad, benz
SoipitaI 5a geben. fIagbar peroen.
Mis Grisman bebauptet, tameu,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-15
@liifliGl abgclauicn.

geim ueberidreiten oes 5u6roams
mes an Der 6. Strabe uno grodbpa1
purbe aeitern Ra6mittug Der 10
Sabre alte 6pmer MuQboQunb, BON
so. 619 S,odbpap BON einem 2(utp
niebergerunnt, uno trug gliiderpetie
nur cine lei9ts SautperleBung an Der
re4ten &Opfiette unb cine 2tbi@iirfuns
am linten 6anbaelent oapou 0as
gluto lit Gigsntbum BON ,. Meaban,
oon go. 1901 &eabing Rouo. uno
purbe BON bem Chauffeur Charles
Sruutb gelentt. Srau Meaban befano
it4 aIs SnIaiiin i'm 9lutO. Der
&nube bate bic 0arnunasiignale
ni9t beoba9tet, uno ipl our1 feline
9erpirrring Tel6it ben unfaII 6erbeis
aefiibrt bdben. Dem Stnbe puroe i'm
8uten Sumariter SoipitaI Gr3tIt9e
Bebanblunq 3u tbeil.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-15
pokal-Derid)t
NNprb pber ltnfal ?
Der 20 Sabre alte oiricdc 6eOrse
Gatenbater in elmer Sdicksallerie
nit elmer Sdniwnnoc in Der
grnit iterbcno dnigeiunoen.

Die Gunbe bon einem Worbe pers
brsitsis itd ssitern gu ipdter gbenos
fiinbe in Dem poripiegenb BON Griss
den 6etpobnten Stabttbeil an Der
Central gpsnue unb 4. Strabe. Sn
Der Stiebsalerie Don Wlite 2atos,
Is Sabre alt, Ro. 415 Central 9lps.,
furbe gsiterH Ibenb BON anosren
9rieden Der 20 Sabre olte 9riedls
Seorse aabenbater, bon SO. $50 MsIt
8. Strabe, nit elmer Sdubpunos in
Der gruit, i'm iterbenbsn 3uitaub auf-
sefunben. Der poliSiit Wrigbt elite
in oas 2otal unb fanb ole 9ris6sH
Uiits unb Stepe &aratos uno Rifps
las Goiitonlatis bortieIbit Dor, tpelte
: bamit beihGftist iparsn, bem getpub.s
loien WaIier ein5ufl0beu. Giner Der
iungen Wdnner bate Elm 9epebr, tpIe
es in ben S6isbbubsn bsnubI ipirb, III
Ser Sano, aus tueldsm 5pei pdtronsn
abgef6oifen uaren; bessleihen befano
ii9 aud Elm Rebolper in btm aOtal,
aus peldem ebenfalIs cine augs! lbs
gefeueri mar. 4abenbater mar nur
tempordr BET isinem 2anSsmann Ga.
to- befddfttst, uno Rismanb ipeib,
iper ben juHssn Msann gsid.Hen bat,
nod ME iih bic Sa6e 5usetrageH BAT.
Die @ebriioer aaratps unb &outon,
Iatis, fopie aud Qatos purbsn in
Soft senommen. poliSiit Wrigbt be-
Tc6ri6tiste nddJ ieinem GiHtreffeH
Or. WdroiH, bon Ru. $50 WeIt &.
Strdbe, tpeI6sr ben 1stGbrli6en gu.
itanb bes 9ernunbsten ertdnnte unS
fir befisn ffleunise ueberfii6rung
mad bem itGbtii6en Spipital Gorge
triig. 9fuf bsm transport uad benz
Soipital berIdieo Der @srpuHbete jes
oo4, iporduf feline 2ei6s na6 bsr
WOrsuc sebradt tpurbs. Coroner Or.
Gosrtmsbsr itsllts cine llnteriudung
an, fonnte jebod feline pulperrsits fpes
Der an ben &Isibunssitiiden nod an
Der 8ruit bes 5obtsn .ntpsden unS er
beauftraste Or. asnnsob nit elmer
poit WOrtsm uHteriuduns. @eridiss
bene periUnsn purben nad benz 9ss
teitiO : 5auptqunrtisr beorbsrt, bod
tonnte Memanb ausiasen, ipis ii5 bic
Sbat ober Der llnfaa abssipislt bat.
Die isbt in Saft befiubIidsn Grie6en
ertIdrsn sbenfaqs, erit fur3 Dor Dem
gintreffen bes poli5iiisn bds 2otdl
bstreten au bdben, in peldem iis.
SaB.noater binter bem 9aoentiid lie
geno, auffanbsH. bas @sipsbr ioll aud
auf benz 8obsn gelegsn babsn. Wie
Or. asnnsbp in isinsr llntsriu1urs
fefiitellte. brans elm. augsl in bic lin.
Il 9ruitIeite un6 Ser @sritpr6ene muB
iid in mad BORN sebsust.r StsGitms
befunber buben. ba Der SdubtaHcI
Elm idrdssr III. 9ie auseI bur6.
bobrte bas Sers. tpobur6 Der Sob
berbeisefiibrt purSe. Rad bisI.m Sc.
funb fdeint es iid Inn einen unfull in
Der S6ieBbube gu banbeln. Die go:
li3ei unb Der Coroner baben cine eins
esbenbe uuieriuhung .ingsleitst. Gs
itsbsn dni6sinenb nod tpeitsre 9e:s
haftungen Depor unb bic Oeteltips
Dflug, 2ubn. 0ustblsin, 9sppert unb
WeSbane iinb init ben gla6fori6uns
gen bsiddftist.
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SdlOn luicOer Geuun.

WilIiam 9. 0spou, Ginctnnatrs
rsihiter 6aus6eIiBer. bate in Der leb.
ten l3eit Oftsrs bas 5peifslbafte 9.rs
gniiaen i'm Muni5ipal @eri6t als
getldGter senanHt gu rperben. 9eItern
eridlien Der Serr ipieosr einmal in
ben Rdumen Der gOIisei, natiirIia
unfrsilpillia. oa Charles 9rainer, bon
No. 1927 Gaitsrn 2lUenue einen Saft.
befebI aeesn SsOOu, pesen gli6tan=
brinsen bon Naasnlaternen an einem
6aufsn gaumatsriaI in timer Strdbe
erpirtt bate.
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nadoem oas aino. obne operirt ipor.
ben 81 iein, iuieoer na6 Sauie 3uriid-
gsbraft fpiIroe, cine aralfenpfic'
germ ilno cine 2ebrerin 81 ieincr
5rau ino baten lie 6iitnnelbodl, iie
nl0dte oodj iagelt onb iie es 5ilgege.
ben babe, Dab ibre Iodter nad Dem
Soipitol aebradt piiroe, nm iid)
pperiren 5u laiien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-15

Snno ge6iiIen. Goli5iit anips BON
5peitcn goIi5eioiitrift, tootete bas
3bier burd einen SduB imo 6ra1te
ein g(ngeitellter Der Sumanitdts. .@e-
ieaifjait ben SabnDer nnf oem @e'
iunobeitsamt, I'M ons @ebirn oes
8bieres unteriiiden 5i laiien. @uii,
nep lieB iid our6 einen benadbartcn
9(rSt behun0e(u.
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Gbe.GrlaabxikiHsin..

)gert !5eiierberg, %, 24S Ssnator pl.
l9sfie 6. 3sntmeDsr, %, ROriDOpb.
(9arrp R. aeib, %. RprpoOo.
lWtina .. aron3, 19, 1549 gaDmi[er
Strabe.
)Rabmonb 9looiion. 40, WaoiionOille.
(Roie SaIa4ter, "a, 50l7 SIsHibape
IDenue.
lSobn Resnan, q, 752 9lrmorb 2l0s.
lpauline WioosHoorf, IS, S2s Jinos
Ian Strabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-05-15

nafite greB-&aore biueinge4
tragen peroeH uno BEL ben 8pngreb4
mableR Die bduptId6lihite SraQe bill
Zen.
3eniOrs 8e6nungen.
@otumbus, 8, IA. Mai. Die
Staatss5tImz 3enIoreu Sarrn 6. gsa
itul aus aba uno Frau W2iGer aug
Columbus IinD pon Der Staatsz Synbua
trial. l.4ommiiiion pegen Su bDber
Speienbere6nung qeriiut porben.
WGRrenO i6rer SbGtiqteit in GleDea
lamb Derausga6ten Serr @eitul uno
SFrdu UftlIer ie me6r als So fir Qogis
rn9 W3ablaeiten. Sine Der Rehnunz
GER bes 6errn 8eital lautete: 5riiba
ftiid 40 Gents, 2un6 81, Wittu9sefen
$1.25. Trau Wltller re6netc nod
mc6r fir Wiabl3eiten an. Gine ibrer
Ge6nunqen lautete: 6riibitud 80
GeHts. 2un1 90 @ents. Ulitta9seiien
$1.25. Die SnOuitrinlz Rommiiidre,
neIae bas 3enIorz0epartement unter
ItG baben, beaHitanoen bic Rs4nungen
oIs au bof Die 3enioren erbalteu
$500 bag cSabr uno 8ergiitunq Der
EciIeunfoiten.
g d 'turm in ben Qoi1
rono q ds.
q loperspille, g. g., IA. Mai
4m Btne Cafe in ben QOirpnoads I'M
il Der leBten Ru9t a6t 9pQ S6ne
geioQen; am Safe PIeuIant lieat be-
Shnee pier 3oq tief unb in anoerei
SGeilen Der Q(oironbads niitbet eli
6eFtiqer S6neeIturm.
u tuguita Gopar0s begeb
Selb Itmorb i'm @es
fGngntB.
Rem Srleans, 9u., IA. Mdi
TrduIeiu 9luguita Goparos, bic rpeqei
grmorounQ BON 9eOrle Riebl i'm port
cen sSuIi au IebensldngIihem 3u6t'
haus Derurtbsilt purbe, bat in De-
leBten Na6t in ibrer 3eQe Selbit
mrrb beganeen, na1oem tbr elm neuei
ptpaeB bon Der 8erufungstnitanS Der,
pelqert poroen mar.
fFrdulein gDparos. crit "a SSabrl
alt, bate ben &aufmann am bcqthtr
5Gue duf elmer Der belebteiten Stra,
Ben nieoergei6pIien, peil er elm sSabl
lana Elm 8erbdItniB nit i1r unter9ul,
ten bate, iih ais leDig ausaeben0
ndbren0 er 6rau uuo orei Sinoe,
6otte. gta4oem iie oieie @ntbetuns
gemo4t. IdoR iie Riebl auF Der Stra,
Be nieber Sic lit bic etnaiqe petB,
5rau, bic i'm Siioen pcaen DieIes
W}otipes ie perurtbciIt nuroe.
Srante BON 8ero @ru3 in
Rem BORT anQetommen.
Rem gort. IA. M}di. 9as Sos
'pitalf4iff nSolace" tam am Gpn.
neritau Moroen nit 101 franten SRA.
rtneioloatsn uno glauiaten an 9orc
bier an. Sas S6iff bate aud bic
Sei6en BON S1enrp Yuliam uno GIaa
renee R. &uribberqer BON Der Marin:
an SOro. bic an ben FoIuen ibrer in
Nerd Gru8 erbaltenen Dunoen qeitpr,
ben paren.
IS befanOer iia 81 @erpunoete IN
9pro; bic anoern Iitten an &rant6eis
ten, pon oenen tie in Wlerito befalen
pureen. @iele bOn ben Gebteren sez
zen uber tbrer 9eneIung enteegen unO
lie Deroen na6 WteritO SurIdgeI9;dt
neroen.
Sin Mann, Sunter DUoion, ,n
Seidtmatroie bonn 9anseri6iff ,2ou;s
llama, itdrb auf Ser 5abrt an elmer
gIinboarment5iinOung.
Spoe8ipruna.
Rem gUrt, IA. Mat. 6oparb
Secott, Elm GaIifornier, Der sebH
Sabre lana nit ben S6ubertIdeH
5beoterintersiIen ais 9iibnenIettsr unb
Gorriaeur bpu 5beateritiiden beI6dfs
tiat mar, fiel ooer Iprans bier an
Drnnerftao aus sinem 1enIter i'm iies
benten Stpd ietnes S0otels. Sreunbe
oes Wannes. Der erit "a Sabre alt
mar. iaaen. bub er an Reuraitbenie ses
.itten unb tiiralid nit SeIbitmorO qe-
orpht babe.
-
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Walnut JStraBe finben. Die SobnIon
befam ieBt einen li4ten Woment unO
nimmt an, baB lie einem S4Dinoler
gum Spfer oefallen 1T. Die poli5ei
purbe BON Oem gorfaa in &enntnib
qeIebt.
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gspn einenr !Snnbs aebiiien.

gln Der BenrI iinS Sneamore ctr.
tpuroe geftern Der 40 Sabre aIte
Sanes @affneu, bon SO. 23S Spca.
more Strabe, bon einem BerrenIoicn
$uno angeiaIIen ano IN bic refte
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Selegrapb,

(5OrtieBung BON Ser 1. Seite.)
tbiae 3petoritteI- -MuioritGt erldnsen
lam. taum cine abioIute MuipritGt.
OcsboIb bGlt man es fir oos Bette,
bas Giien au itmieben, Iolanoe ss
heib lit. Dirb Die Standardization
i'm Sauie a6oelebnt. 10 pirb bamit bic
probibitiDnsfraas natiirIih in oi.
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poliep Spisl Dor. -SO6nIOn purDs
ebenfallS in 5aft genommen uno ME
Dalter Des 2tbbaltens OOn @liidsIpiez
len andefladt.
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3 0 oes prunq.
Graf Sts3a mill lid
buelIiren.

9ubopeit. unoarn, Ia. Mai. -
9raf stephan Sisad. Der llngdriIhe
prsmierminiiter, forberte am Dous
neritaa ben a6aeoroneten stephan
Ratppsip sum Duel berous.
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9 tneeiturm in ben goi1
rpno ds.

9lopersptlle. g. g.. IA. Mat
gtm gtne Gate in ben 4Oironoads I'M
il Der leBten gta4t a6t 3pQ S6nel
geio0en; am Safe Pleuiunt lieet be-
Shnee bier 3oG tief unb in anberei
SGetlen Der Qtoironbads niitbet Ell
befttger S6neeIturm.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
MORE BALES BOUGHT.

Mrs. J. w. Coulter has purchased
a bale OF cotton on the buy-a-bale plan.
paying ten cents per pound therefor.
from Mrs. Walter Wilcox Of near Ia
Dor. The bale weighed $50 pounds
and brought the seller $3.50.
Mrs. Dona Carnes. society editress
OF The Eagle, has purchased bale
from Mrs. ]. ID. Williams Of Rock
Prairie at ten cents. This bale was
to be delivered today or tomorrow.
Both these purchases exemplify the
spirit that should prevail in the pur
chases under the buy-a-bale plan
Both were bought from widow ladies
who needed assistance and the pur
chases will serve two-fold purpose
take a bale of the market and ex
tend help to those who need 1t. Lei
all the buy-a-bale purchasers keel
these points in mind.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
SHOE PRICES ARE TO ADVANCE
Consumer Must Ultimately Feel Effect
Of Increased Cost Of Leather.

New York. Sept. 1.-THE cost OF
shoes to the manufacturer. to the
wholesaler and to the retailer must
be increased. and the scarcity OF
leather ultimately win make itself felt
to the consumer" according to a state
ment issued here last night by a COM
mittee representing delegates to =
conference OF the National Boot and
Shoe Manufacturers Association and
the National Shoe Retailers Associa-
ton. The conference was called to
discuss the effect Of the European
war on the shoe and leather trade in
the United States.
The committee that signed the
statement included: John E. Wilder.
Chicago; J. Frank McElwain and
Charles H. Jones. Boston; John A.
Bush. st. Louis; John W. Craddock.
Lynchburg; Andrew c. McGowin and
A. H. Geuiting, Philadelphia; w. H.
Laird, Pittsburg.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
J. GORDON BENNETT
welded BARONESS.
Proprietor OF New York Herald
Married In France TO Former
Philadelphia Woman.
faY AssocIated Press.l

Paris, Sept. li.--Baroness George ID.
Reuter- and James Gordon Bennett,
proprietor OF the New York Herald.
were married here yesterday. The
civil ceremony was performed at the
city hall in the sixteenth arrondlsse-
ment and was followed by the reli-
glous service at the American Prot
estant Episcopal Church. where Mr..
Bennett was baptised Wednesday
The witnesses for the baroness were
vlscount Breteuil. who married Mrs.
Arthur Padelford. formerly Miss
Edyth Grant OF New York. and Duke
de Camastra OF Italy. The groom's
witnesses were the American ambas.
sador, Myron T. Herrick. and Dr. Al
bert Robert
The baroness formerly was Miss
Maud Potter. daughter OF John Potter
OF Philadelphia. Her former husband
was a brother OF Baron Herbert de
Reuter-. managing director OF the Reu
ter Telegram Company OF London. He
died November 22. 1910.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
Both Sides claim Advantage.

(By Associated Press)
Washington, Sept 1.-THE German
embassy announces the Germans In
a two days battle east OF Paris held
their own against superior forces. We
captured fifty guns and several thou.
sand prisoners. but retired when
strong reinforcements approached
The enemy failed to pursue. Fighting
continues west OF Verdun.
Vienna reports the Austrians re-
sumed the offensive near Lemberg.
This marks the second stage OF nine
day battle in which half million men
we're engaged.
The Austrians Sunday annihilated
servian division. Neutral military
attaches say the enemy is using dunn
dun bullets.
The French embassy says: The
allies gained marked advances against
the German right. The Marne valley
is free Of Germans. The allies we're
forced back at Champagne. but regain
ed in part.
THE capture OF Maubeuge is uncon-
frmed."
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11

(By Associated PressD
London, Sept. IL (ofheiai.) "A
general retirement Of the enemy con-
tinues.
The British captured 1900 prison
ers and many guns.
Considerable bodies Of infantry, lef,
behind, surrendered at sight. This
and the rifiing Of villages and evil
dences Of drunkenness, indicate the
generalization Of the enemy. The
pursuit Is vigorously pressed.
Copenhagen reports that Won Hin
denberg routed the Russian left In
East Prussia.
The Beleians are pursuing a Ger
man corps that Is moving toward
France.
Berlin admits the evacuation Of Up
per Alsaee. and that the Germans In
France are fatiuUed.
The German navy 10 active in the
Baltic.
The Germans are moving In force
toward konigsberg, which the Rus.
SLAMS are bombardins.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
FARMERS LEADERS ARRIVE.
Heads Of Unions From Many States
Reach Washington.

Washington, Sept. l1.-Charles Bar
rett OF Georgia, president Of the Ma
tional Farmers Union; L. w. Dabbs,
president OF the South Carolina Union;
H. S. Mobley, president Of the Arkan-
sas Union; T. ]. Douglass of Kennett,
Mo-. and Alex C. Davis Of Arkansas.
secretary OF the National Union, COM
prise an advance guard here to ap-
pear before the House committee on
Banking and Currency in the interest
of Representative Henry's bill for the
government to purchase the surplus
cotton crop.
Representative Henry called on
President Wilson yesterday and found
him thoroughly alive to the situation
and deeply sympathetic with the
Southern farmer.
The government is the only agency
large enough to take care OF this sit
uation," said President Barrett.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
ENNIS COTTON TO BE
SENT ACROSS THE WATERS

Ennis. Tex. Sept. 1.-THE local
cotton compress recently commenced
operations. and the first 25O bales OF
the feecy staple to be prepared for
shipping is to be exported. Liverpool
will receive 200 Of the bales. while
the remaining fifty go to Japan. The
price to be received for the product
was not made public, but II is thought
It would be considerably higher than
II sold locally.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
GERMANS BETWEEN BLADES OF SHEARS
FRENCH FORM ONE BLADE
AND ENGLISH THE OTHER

No Decisive Results Reported Today y The
Germans Continue to Retire and There Is
Evidence of Both Exhaustion and Demorali.
zation-Their Ammunition Is Also Said to
Be Running Short-The British Captured
Many German Prisoners and Guns-lt Is
Conceded the German Movement Southeast
of Paris Has Been Defeated = Servians and
Montenegrins March on Capital of Bosnia.
Germany and Austria Agree Not to Make
Peace Without Consent of Both-German
Grown Prince Takes Forts.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
STEPS To REMOVE
MEXICAN EMBARGO
Secretary McAdoo Gave Orders to
Treat Shipments Of Arms as
Ordinary Merchandise.

Washington, Sept 1i.-fhe final
step for the removal OF the embargo
on the expectation OF arms from the
United States to Mexico was taken
yesterday. when Secretary McAdoo
sent the following telegram to col.
lectors OF customs on the Mexican
border:
In view OF the restoration Of peace
in Mexico. collectors and other Of.
ficers in the future may treat arms
and ammunition as ordinary CONNER.
cial shipments and permit them to go
forward accordingly"
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
SECOND WEEK jury.

Following are the Jurors summoned
10 serve on the petit jury for the
second week OF the September term
OF the district court: II. o. Boat
wright, F. r. wallin. J. A. d. Robin
son. G. II. Tickle. II. p. Dansby, ]. L.
Edge, Zim Eden, II. o. Ferguson. +.
w. Locke, George p. Edge. Herman
Kindt. w. A. Deason. Ed s. Derden,
S. c. Williams. Joe w. Walker, John
Fickey. d. r. Thompson. J. o. Tucker,
V. T. Echols, S. II. Dunlap. ]. T. De-
vino. T. c. Elliott, W. B. English, w.
F. Terry. w. R. Fairman. ]. T. Fuller,
r. l.. Brogdon. r. S. Taylor. T. L. To-
bias. NJ. S. Freeman. J. NJ. Bullock Jr.,
w. J. Mcdonald, J. J. Jones, II. G.,
Stallings.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
Belgian Commission Arrives.

(By Associated Press.)
New York. Sept. l1.-Count Delich-
tervelde, secretary OF the Belgian COM
mission here to protest against Ger.
many's violation OF Belgian neutrality,
was heard today. The Kaiser said
the harshness against the Belgians
was necessary because Belgian civil
ians shot the Germans. Il don't see
how II is possible for a man to lie so"
commented the count. The count said
several German soldiers. finding Bel
gian colonel wounded, placed their re
volvers against his mouth and blew
his head of.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
MRS. PENNY5AcKER
IN NEW YORK CITY

Austin friends will be very glad to
know that Mrs. Percy V. Pennybacker
and Miss Ruth Pennybacker arrived
in New York safely yesterday. Mrs.
Pennybacker will hold a board meet.
ing this week and win later MI numer'
Gus engagements. Her daughter, Miss
Ruth. will enter vassar the latter part
OF the month. Mrs. Pennybacker will
not come South until November. stop
ping in Mississippi before returning
to Austin.-Austin Statesman.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
(By AssocIated PressO

(By Associated Press)
London, Sept. 1t.-lt 10 believed "
the Germans do not rapidly retrieve
their fortunes they will be forced to
get out OF France.
The allies successes, II Is admitted,
do not mean victory, yet a gain OF
forty miles on the German left in
eresses the Jeopardy Of their com.
munlcations and must cause a demor-
allzatlon Of the exhausted troops.
The French have reeaptured Mul-
hausen In Alssee.
II Is beyond a doubt, according to
correspondents, that the German
movement southeast Of Paris has been
defeated.
II Is hoped the allies left Is prepar.
ing to take revenge on the retreatins
German right
On the extreme French right the
enemy has been thrown back behind
champenoux.
The Times correspondent says the
Germans find themselves caught be-
tween the blades Of shears, the upper
blade formed by the French on the
river ourco, the lower by the English
on the Grand NORM and Marine.
The German attempts to extrleats
themselves have been furious bu'
fruitless.
The German ammunition Is short.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
BIG COTTON DEAL.

Mr.. Waller. a cotton buyer of this
city, late yesterday afternoon closed
the biggest cotton transaction record
ed here this season. The deal includ-
ed the purchase of 475 bales from J..
r. Collier of Mumford at rs cents a
pound. involving a sum of nearly $780,
900. The Eagle learns the cotton will
be shipped to Bryan to be compressed.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
WANT BUY-A-BALE
COTTON EXEMPTED
CBy Associated rress.)

Austin. Tex. Sept. 1.-THE House
urges the Governor TO submit the
question OF exemption from taxation
the cotton bought under the buy-a-
bale plan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
Hlah turkish officers FIGHT.

lBy Associated Press.)
Paris, Sept. 11.--A Rome dispatch
says the Turkish Crown Prince and
the Minister of War engaged in a vio-
lent discussion on Turkeys political
policy. The minister was greatly ex-
cited and fred twice at the prince,
who was slightly wounded. The prince
replied and shot the minister in the
leg. Anotehr version says the minis
ter died, .......E............,.. -.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
March on Bosnia Capital.
(By Assoclated Press.l

Nish. Servia, Sept 1.-THE Ser.
vians occupied semlin across the river
from Belgrade yesterday after a
bloody battle. The Montenegrins cap
tured Fotoha and effected a junction
with the servians near visegrad. The
combined troops began the march on
Sarajevo, the capital of Bosnia.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
Kaiser at Luxembourg.

(By Associated Pres6.)
London, Sept. 1.-THE Kaiser is at
Luxemberg. Aaeroplanes with search.
lights are on guard. but hostile aero
plane succeeded in dropping four
bombs, but without effect.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
VIII Stand OF Turkey.

(By Associated Press.)
London, Sept 11.-Roumania, Bull
garia and Greece have formed an al
lance to interfere whenever Turkey
attempts to aid Germany.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
Germans Capture Forts.

(By Associated Press.) tI
Washington, Sept. 1l.--tOfacial)-l
The Crown Princes army has cap
TIRED the Notifications southwest Of
verduh.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
germany and Austria Make Compact.

(By Associated Press)
Copenhagen, Sept. 11.-Austria and
Germany have agreed not to make
peace separately.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
PoIncare Makes Counter Charge.

(By Associated Press.l
Washington, Sept. IL. = President
Poincare of France, replying to the
Kaiser's charges. tells President VIII
son the Kaiser has been trying to shift
the responsibility of the Germans
using dumdum bullets ever since the
war started.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1914-09-11
Germans Lost FOrty.fIve Miles.

IBy Associated FreSs.1
Paris, Sept. 1.-THE Germans line
east OF Paris has retired forty-hve
miles.