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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
@ein cnneniilles (shrncicii.

. iton @loii, "a. 9(priI. =
Cine 9ia 6e5iielic6 Der @infilbrung
cigcnii@er Gbei6hiB. B.9eitimniun9en
in @toiiacbuietts puroe geitern bonn
llnterbaus Ser Staats- 2egisIotur
NIT 81 gegen 13 5timmen obgc-
4cbnt Die @orloge por Dem in g8iS-
oniiu eingefii6rteu @eieB nodge-
biI0et.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

ecit 9estnu ser mcrifauiidcn
SGirrcu bo6eu iiH nah ser Grfld-
rlmg Der 9eamteu inn bieiigen 9iefru.
tirimas- 9iireau oes Moriuecorps Die
9lnmeIOnngen Oer3e6uiadt.
@lerifo's S S6Wdbe 5ur
Gee.
99oi6inqtom "a. 9(pril
@d6rcno Oie Der Staoten an Ser
atlantiiHen @iiie Mcrifo'S sur 3eit
is mo an Ser paciiiiden &iiite z
aroBe ariegSidiiic oeriammelt ba6en
lit Die Seemadt @erito's nad ben
itatiitii9en Gatcn welGe oaS @}o.
rine. 2epartement geitern Derofient-
Iibte. 6odit uu6coeutenO. @lerifo
beiibt 5 6o6r5euge an Der atlauti-
ihcn mo 6 all Der paciiiiben &iiiie,
Gie eriteren limo . Ganoneu6ootc, 1
Ironsportihiii uno { 5dulihifb
iueldes iiir Den &rie1 iibcrbaupt nidlt
in 9ctraht fommt unO an Der paciii-
iden 9iiite itebcn , &dnoncnboote, I
lranSportid5iii II. 3 6abr5eige obne
9eoeltlng sur @erfiigulg. Gle ao-
nonen6oote o9raoo." Gero Gru3,
,Morclos" ino yIompco~ fii6ren ie
6 ic1spiinoigc @eidiiBc lmO iiuo
nit Sorpe0oro6ren auSgeriiltet. Cic
beocldenoiien 6o6r5euge itno Der
,9raoo~ mo ,@iorcloS" nit elmer
gGanerpcrOr0ngung bon 1860 Eou.
nen wo elmer Staggering pon "a
3oQ
lluru6e I'M @ucrto 90 erifo.
@olpeitoM Ger, "a. 2lpril.
IrobtIoien Gepeiden 5lliolge, mcldlc
1eitern bier aus Eilerto Nlerifo, i2O
@leilcu iiiolid BON @era Gru5 am
@olf BON 0lcrifo gelcgen, ciutraien,
1T bel oen oort am GRittnoh 9l6enO
Gegonneuen gcgcn 0ie 9luSlGnoer &C.
ridteten llnru6en 9}iemonO getootct
mor0cn. g. q. Boone, Superinten-
bent Der g}ational 56uoutepee.@eri-
ten in 8uerto 0lerito, Bat, Dab iciner
NAtter in Sort Gam @ouiton mitge-
t6eilt wcroe SAB er uobI6e6alten an
9or0 Ocs 0ompier oleraS~ inn Sa-
fen lei, mo Ir. SEQ. 81. GoDlor bonn
gllnoe5- -Souit1tS6ienit mel0ete, 0aG
CT ii6 auf 0en i'm Saien IiegcnOeu
Gampier .Gofota0 geilii@tct babe
1ie 0ro6tloic GcpeiHe ga6 feline
GetoilS iiber Die &u6eiiorunacn, oic
ousi1lieBGb geacu Oe 2hlSIdnoer &C.
ridtet maren
&icc @rGii0ent N1 1ori6al /
iiber &rieg.
Sndfoupi1lc, 6la, 81. 9lpril,
gicc.@rdiioent @lari6aa 6ieIt
bier om N}ittmod 9lbeno cine 9eOe
Dor Dem ,9oarO Of GroOe, in wel-
der er iagtc ,@e5eu ieoc iremoe
Nladt ooer sc iocto~ -9legierlng,
melde IiH aegeu Die 6laggc uerae6e,
ioQtc Dorgegangen merOen." Ter &eD'
ncr na6m Ben 5tauopmft Elm, OoB
mir in Wlerifo @enugt6lulng OerlaH.
Gen, a6er feinen Grieg iii6ren. sd
uiir0c 6ercit ieiu ieOen omerifoni.
ihen Sollar fir Oic 9iettung eines
cin5iaeu observation-disclosures Oo6iu5ugc-
6clL a6er i'd wiir0e nidt eiu eilt5iges
Mcni6euleben fir olle Dollars
opfcru, wel6c in @ierifo ongelegt
iino. iaotc Ser 9leOncr
ltcbergube BON Gam y co
berlangt.
Brownsville, Ger "a. April
General 3orago5a @ommauoeur
ser ioOerolen @orniion BON Eampico,
bat BON General 9ns Ga6allero, Dem
9cic6ls6aber ser Gonpico belageru.
0en GebeQen-9lrmee, "a ShuOen 3cit
3ur llcberqa6e cr6oltcn, 0ieie 9}aA.
ribt wuroc geiiern III Dem 9lebeacu.
6auptquartier 5u N2atamoras nIsge.
ae6cn, uno man iu6 0ieiel6e alS oaS
bette Gcmeuti fir oie 9eribte an no.
uad iib oic 5oOeralen mo &e6caeH
in 1anpico gegen oie 9lmeritaner
bcroriioert ba6en ioatcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
Qeaat fiir fatlpLiide ltnineriitdt.

& atertom II, gt..O, "a. 9lpril.
~ Ger Oeritor6ene E6eo0or 9. 8oi-
ieIin in Grogbon bat in ieiuem Seita.
ment Der totboIiicben llniDeriitdt bon
Qlnerifa in @aibington 3. g., Den
GroBten Sbeil ieines cine @}iaion be-
troeenoeu 9}o6Iaiies DermaMt uno
Ocriiigt, 0oB oie Simute bon $780,
600 oif sic Grribtuno ciner @o0c
0ermanot weroen ion. Sir Grid
tlno elmer @oro6ialibule in Gro.
a6on per0en $4,000 ous0eiebt lnb
fir ibrcn Nouernocn lIntcr6olt
100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

g8ic ans StroB6urg 8cmelOet miro,
iinO BORT 5mei 6remoe uer6oitet nor,
0cn uel6e alf Dem Erlppenii6uHgS-
plab Bomgon p6otograp6ii9e 9ui-
no6mcn anfertigtcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
aus Otul Rti0f.
&aiier bribatrc3tli6
ni6t priOilcgirt.
,@s giebt mod 9sic)ter in
2Scrlin."

SSerIin."
gcrnrt6eiluno eincs SofiaIadtcr.
meiItcrs pcgen llebertretlmg Der
sountassrubc.- Qeutibc Slug
8alac fir 0iuBlono 6eitcat.
&eid8toespo5Iredt ioIl ouf 9lus.
IalO-Qcutibc ousseoc6nt wcr-
Oen. - @ci@cnt Oe8 aoiiers an
S6wei0er 9tegierltns.
9crlin, "a. 9lpril. o@S giebt
sod nod 9Ri9tcr in Berlin Die
9li6tigfeit oicier 5um seiliigelten
@ort geiporOenen @rfldrlmg OeS
g9inomii6lei,6eiiBcrS Don SonSiouci
5u 3citen oes @roBen 5risen bot eiu
6c6d6iger fonigliber SoiidlGdter
meiitcr in GotSoam am eigenen Scibe
erio6rcn miiiien. Gas S60iienge-
ri6t bat Oieie gewidtige &crionIi6-
felt cineS f0niaGh-preiBiiben Soi-
i6lG6tcrneilterS megenllebertretlng
oeS SonntagsgeieBcS pcuIrtbeilt unO
III Strofe genommen.
Son Scr Soiboltiing in gotsoam
mar Dem Serut Sbld6terueiiter am
Sonntog ein 9luitrog fiir ioiortige
9ieierlmg bon @urihpoaret 5uge-
gaugen Die CT prompt ou5fii5rte. Die
@Gite 0eS &aiierS mllr0cn am 9l6eno
oouit beipirt6et. @egeu Sen SHld6-
termciiter o6er mtrOc 9(n3eiae wcgen
lle6ertretltng OeS Sonnta9sgeieBe9
critattei.
Ser @cribtsbof crfanutc, oaB Der
&aiIer priOotredtli6 feine Sonoer-
itcQlmg eiunc6me unO Oic Soifii@e
iic6 al ienem 9l6eno al1 anOcrS, OBJ
ne Murihuoaren, bate belien tons
ncu.
0cuti4c 6lug3cuge o6ne
cnglii6cn Stcmpel
fiir &ublano.
9}iBlano 6eiteQt 0cutide 6lig5ell-
&c. Settler bejog On9 G5arenrei@
ieine 6lug5eugc 5lmeiit BON @ng-
lanO, ma6te a6cr ncuerli6 Oie Gnt.
Occfimg ooB oieie 6lugmai9ineu
Ourc1mcg in Gelti6lano 6eraeitcQt
maren lm0 i6ncn Dor Der 9lblieierung
einia9 ser engliide 5tenpel oufge-
Oriidt worOen mar, Inn lie ais britt
i1es 6a6rifat ST be5ei3nen. Gieie
Gntoeding bat 9IuBIanO DcronlaBt,
ferner6in ieinc 6lu93euge 0ireft BON
So5nm1iStbol 5u bc5ieben.
g[uSOcbuung OeS &ci6 =
togSm ma6lre1ts uuf
AuSlan00enti9e
un0 Golonic'n.
Sine 9ln3a6l %olitifer uationolen
9hlfcs, mcl6e peri6ieocren Barteien
auge6orcn mo aus allen S6cilen oeS
9ieideS fonlmcn Bat einen 9lufruf
SIR @riin0lmg eineS &er6onOes er-
laiielt, Der ii6 bic 9hasoe6nug oes
lSo6lrcdtS fir sen Gei6staq ouf bic
INSTRUMENTATION lmO ole Golonien
pes 9iei6es sur 9Hiiga6c geIteat bat
uu0 fir 0ieie or6eitet.
Gnm ioa aber ou6 ongeitrebt
perOeu ooB ierner6in uugeio9tenc
@lanOote elmer geriAtliGen &riiiung
nnter3ogcn perOen mo ni9t, mie ge-
genpdrtig Der @riifmgs-Gonmii-
lion 0eS 9fci1stagS inter6rcitet per-
ser.
&oiier i9euft 9 6wci5
fcl0graues Sud fiir
llniformen.
Gas SSntereiic, pel6eS ser oeuti6e
aaiier an Oem 56wei5er @oIfs6eer
uinult, miro a6ernals ooOur1 6et6d-
tiat OoB Scr @lonar6 Scr S6mei5
Elm @ei9ent BON buuoert Guoorat.
metcrn fel0gralei WdlitdrflbeS sur
pro6epeiien @inflei0lmg elmer Gom-
pagnie gllpentrilppen gema6t Bat.
Ger Serri@er 6eglcitete Oieies Sc.
iAenf nit ocr @rfldrimg, ais er Dor
5mci So6reu ocn MonoDern in Scr
Sawei5 beigemo6nt, iei i6m allige-
falen OaB oic Ounfelblauen llnifor-
men ser Gruppen un5medm0Big
ieicH.
@cn0ormc ans Seer ans
geito BEN.
GoS llrt6eil ocS ariegSgcri@ts OeS
@oroecorpS gcgen sic Scr @eltchlng
onaeflagten @enoarmc %anc6erg
Su1lano lmo @rle6en lit numne6r
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

%dTr snr 9lciIc tniS glnslau6 6cIorgt
s. Gniuc, gir. 4i3, Baltimore sStr.,
aaGe GuItOm SOuIe gIUe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25

&aTc Sur 9lciie m'S g!nSlanb 6eipra.
6. ytaine, gir. 413, Gil SGIiimprcs Strv
nale @MiLom &pal. zee.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-25
1lnOer0nO&rt.
&aiicr SyrNuS SOicpb'S
3nitanO.
@uitem. 2lmfdMc lafIcM mUt1
nicDt nadJ.

9tppetit, Observation-Disclosures uno
ardfte5uitono ais Ourdous be-
fricoioenO bc3ci@nct. II 0u8 oe-
itcruO2or9en' erloiienc Bulletin.
einfluB Scr Grfranfung oes
0}onur4en auf Oie @0ric.
Gompo9nic aIoocnfurter 9Reoi-
ments alifgeIoIt.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-05

The members of the ClementinC
Weston w. C. r. U. will recognize the
temperance activities of Mrs. Lillian
NJ. N Stevens at their next meeting
which is to be held in Library par
lors next Tuesday afternoon A pa
per on Mrs. Stevens is to be one of
the features The program is to be
directed by Mrs. II. Z. Judkins
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-05
Less Dyspepsia Now
Here's The Reason

The fact that there Is less dyspepsia
and indigestion in this community
than there used to be Is largely. we
believe. due To the extensive use of
Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets. hundreds of
packages of which We have sold. No
wonder We have faith in them. No
wonder We are willing 10 offer them
to you for trial entirely At our risk.
Among other things, they contain
Pepsin and Bismuth. two of the great
est digestive aids known to medical
science. They soothe the intlamed
stomach. allay pain, check heartburn
and distress. help to digest the food,
and tend 10 quickly restore the stom-
ach to lis natural, comfortable. healthy
state.
There is no red tape about our guar
antee. 1t means just what il says.
Well ask you no questions Your
word is enough for us. If ReNall
Dyspepsia Tablets don't restore your
stomach TO health and make your di-
gestion easy and comfortable. We want
YOU to come back for your money.
They are sold only at the 7ooo Rex
all Stores. and in this town only by
us. Three sizes 25c, 5oe and $lOO.
f. W. Bueknam. Skowhegan. r w.
Moore. Bingham.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-05

Charles Moody of Turner Avenue,
has a large white wyandotte rooster
which seems to be getting a lot of
amusement this winter by sliding
down hill. When the children of the
Moody family go out for a slide the
bird is found to be right there and af-
ter coast down the hill is hauled
back by his human play-fellows.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-05
NEW SPRING SHIRT WAISTS
300 Latest Style New Spring Waists

fine white musin, white voes, striped madras striped sol
and white lace net, waists that very G. IN ~
pretty aud attractive and new looking YA'V" ~"'
Loo New very fine Muslin, Batiste and Wolfe Waists
3. 90 and 81 50 each.
80 Wash Silk aud Light Striped Messaine Six Waists
s.. so, $500 and $3.50 each.
New Chidrens Dresses, made Percales, Ginghams
Galateas and Chambrays Small sizes, and 25c ooc
aud 81 90 each; sizes to IA yrs S00 9o and 500 ca
loo New Spring Rain Coats, every guaranteed rain
proof.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-05

to be entertained tomorrow alltlHOuh
by Mrs Horace Weston.
Mrs Abbie Hartman Of Madison is
visiting Mrs. Orrn Moore oil shirley
Street for few weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Y. ochau-
paugh departed for their ne9 location
in Portland saturday forenoon.
Il robal Moosrs aud Warren G.
Merrill LETT Friday 10 attend the in
door meet at Bowdoin College
Thomas J. Corrigan has opened up
a restaurant on Court Street. which
is to be known as the Central Cafe
Mrs Ralph Blunt of Portland, who
has been the guest of her sister, Miss
Hannah E. Bunker. departed Satur-
day.
Miss Florence Bangs Of Portland,
who has been the guest OF Miss Beat
rice Genthner. departed Friday fore
noon.
/ cnv beha and wife the Madison
] Avenue frmt dealers are the parents
OF boy Thc\ have gwen MN the
name of Pete.
p NIarston 90 and T + Merrill
o2 attended the Kennebec Bowdoin
Alumni Association Banquet at Au-
ousta Thursday evening Mr.. Merrill
was one of the sneakers.
Theodore Yieue was arrested sat
urday at Fairfield on complaint Of
Conductor Hopkins for trying to eyade
his fare on the train between SkoW he
gan and Waterville. He was fined 50
and costs at subsequent trial, which
he paid
,l.au.hooa, noonI, ,.;11 Inn, ,,.;,l,
-. ..,aa.,,,o .l,a+ n. D.,a,.;, g..
nous organist, who played here at
one of the concerts in the Congrega-
tional church the past winter. Will
take part in another musical evening
at the same place Monday, April g.
NJ ta,,,i. Va C,..o. ,.....,,,o.,,
49, 49,, n. 1-ina,. ho.,ita1 ,1o
-. -. =. g., NJ. c..... II
". .., e..., H..
ha.,,o - partio,d rho r,a,,. Friends
-. NJ w.t.. I'm - a.ieod IN
-, -. d. T. ,.oao,.o,.;,,,. f.,,,, how
The death of John Harrington oc-
''0"' 'i' % VI p''' ''ii0',''''
Nm
u u ' me ~ '''o''' =. 'N''' .
ms I'm '''''N
''''i'''9 PAY II
'''U us '0'''' -
p'oD''o'' " "''' gu ~ " ~ NV
The following committees have been
announced by President Carleton =.
Merrill, to serve in connection with
the annual meeting of the Skowhegan
Board of Trade to be held March 20
Lecture, F. F. Lawrence. Esq; ban
quet committee, w. p. Ordway, l.. H.
500 ~.
/ The following real estate transfers
| have lately been recorded at the office
of the Somerset Registry of Deeds:
| Pittsfield, DOminik Susi to Shaws
Frederick, Mary T. Nickery to Josie
NJ. Vickery, William McGilvery to
Mary D. McGilvery; Bingham, Wilbur
F. Flanders to Arthur c. Flanders;
Jackman, William j. Butler to Glenn
entine Sands Butler Abel kimball to
William A Taylor; Arson, Della A.
Fogg to Carleton S Fogg; Cornville,
Selvin l.. Flanders, ct ais, to Clifton
f. Amazeen ct al; Smithfield, Henry
f. Whitehnuse to Christopher Adell.
ao,roo j., +to oo,,i+,, oo,, oe A..
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1914-03-05
No Matter
Whether You Want
a cheap watch for tenn
porary use or a real good
one to last a life time it
will pay you to see me

Ny policyis that all watch
es should be sold At small
margin Of profit. I have no
particular kind to sell |, sell
all movements. | can sell
you any kind of a case
YOU wish and agree to give
you a good Watch or any
thing in my line at Il reason
able price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-07
OLE SPEAKS TO
BIC AUDIENCE
AT PORTLAND

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. T.--olc
Hanson. waahington's progressive
candidate for United States senator,
addressed the largest political meet
ing OF the present campaign In
Portland las, night
Tho meeting was packed to the
doors Hanson held hia crowd
spell. bound by the wonderful touch
Of humanity In hts speech. and by
the strength OF HIS plan OF state
development.
Frequent applause punctuRicd his
sentences as he urged tho necessity
of Oregon congressman working
with the Washington delegation.
Following tho meeting. DIR. y. w.
Coe. national committeeman OF Ore
gon. said. "oie Hanson would have
no difficulty being elected In Ore
gon. can readily understand his
large vote IN the Washington pri.
fnarlcs, and from my observations
in Southwestern Washington. Han.
son Is practically sure of election.
Hanson knows the needs OF the peo-
pie and he lant afraid 10 champion
their cause.
We need men like Hanson In the
United States senate. Hanson IL a
credit 10 any state.
Hanson spoke at Portland ~ the
invitation OF the progressives OF
Oregon. Tonight he crossed The
Columbia river 20 speak At big
bonfire rally at vancouver. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-07
Thin Folks Who
Would Be Fat
increase In Weight Ten Pounds or
More

IRA certainly give most anything TO
h. able 70 fat up few pounds and stay
that way" declares every excessively thin
man or woman. Buch result Il not i'm
possible despite past failures. Thin PEG
pie are victims Of mai-nutrition. a con.
dition which prevents tho fatty elements
OF food from being taken up by tho blood
as they are when tho powers Of nutrition
are normal Instead Of getting into tho
blood. ali the fat and flesh producing eie-
ments stay In tho inteatines until they
pass from the body waste
To correct this condition and 10 produce
healthy. normal amount OF fat tho
nutrtive processes must be artifciaily
supplied with the power which nature has
denied them This can best be accom-
piished by eating HarRol tablet with
every meal sarEol is scientific COM
bination Of sir OF the best strength giving
fat producing elements known 20 the ned =
ioai profession. Taken with meals IL
mixes with the food and turns tho suraru
and starohes into rich. ripe nourishment
for tho tissues and blood. and It's rapid
effect IL remarkable. Reported gains 81
from 10 to 20 pounds IN single month
sre by no means infrequent Yet tie ac.
tion IL perfectly natural and absolutely
harmless. sarRoi Il sold by Hartelt DRUG
Co. swifrs Pharmacy ana other good
druggists everywhere. and every package
contains guarantee Of weight Increase
or money back
CautioniW While aargoi has produced
remarkable results IN enc treatment Of
nervous indigestion ana general stomach
disorders. A. should not owing TO its re-.
markable flesh producing effect. be used
by those who are not willing 20 increase
their weight 10 pounds OF more
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-07
TRAIN
GOES THROUGH
BRIDGE AT KENT

Through traffic on the Seattle
Tacoma internrhan road was par.
alyzed ut a. m. today when a
span OF the bridge over the White
river Rt Kent gave way under the
weight OF freight train and
hurled five freight cars into the
river.
Nobody was Injured.
One OF the cars which went into
the river was loaded with fresh
meat. three with bricks. and one
with merchandise.
II Is expected through traffic on
the line will be tied up for several
days until repairs are made.
Service between Seattle and Ia
coma will DO maintained by trans
ferring passengers from one local
train to another on the opposite
side OF the river Mt Kent.
The train crows escape from In
Jury or death was miraculous, the
caboose stopping within a few feet
OF the river. The locomotive was
stopped on the opposite side.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-07
SIMPLE way TO
END DANDRUfF
Stop Falling Hair and Itching
Scalp.

There II ono sure way that has
never failed 20 remove dandruff at
once, and that Is TO dissolve st. then
you destroy f. entirely To do this,
Just get about four ounces OF plain,
common liquid nrvon from any drug
store Cthis Is ali you will need, APP
ply Il at night whom retiring, use
enough TO moisten tho scalp and rub
Il IN gently with the finger tips.
By morning most, II not all, OF
your dandruff will be gone, and three
or four more applications will COM
pleteiy dissolve. and entirely destroy,
every single sign and trace OF It, no
matter how much dandruff you may
have.
YOU viii find all itching and dig
cling Of the scalp viii stop instantly
and your hair win be fluffy. lustrous,
glossy. silky ana soft, and look and
feel n hundred times better
N you value your hair. you should
get rid OF dandruff at once. for Moth
ing destroys the hair so quickly. II
not only starves the hair and makes
Il fall out but II makes it stringy,
strsgEly. dun, dry. brittle aud life
less. and everybody notices it-Ad-
vsrtisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-07
REPORT SUCCESSES
AGAINST RUSSIANS

VIENNA. via Rome. Oct. 7.--lfay.
ing repuised the Russians on the
Donaicc river. the Austrian and Ger
man defenders 81 Cracow have re.
captured the town Of Nowy Sandee.
tho war office here announced to-
day.
Tho Russian claim TO have cap.
tured TRrnow number Of days ago
was also denied.
Tho Gaiician battle front extends
along tho Donajec from the Wis
tnla 10 the Carpathians. The Rus.
SLAMS advancing westward In two
columns from tRroHlav and
PrEemyal. had failed In both cases.
II Was said. to break the Teutonic
line.
Tho Austro.German force were
declared to have followed this by
taking the offensive. and hoped TO
push the invaders back far enough
to raise the siege Of PrEemyEi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-07
OF AWFUL
SCENES He SAW
ON BATTLEFIELD

WASHINGTON. Oct. 7. 1880 Col
Webb Hayes Of tho United States
army. a son OF former President
Rutherford y. Hayes. returned 10
lay from Europe. where he had
been observing the war.
when I left Havre, sep,em.
Der a." said Col. Hayes. tho
allies were fearful that they
could not penetrate the German
lines through the mass Of putrl.
lying men and horses on the
battleflelds.
~ don't SEQ how they could
pass through these fields, %
the stencil was horrible, and the
Idea Of climbing over bodies
must be revolving. even TO
brave men"
Col. Hayes predicts that the wal
will last two years.
The tragic part Of II all is Bel
GUM" no said. Its people ar,
wonderful folks-clean. decent ant
respectable. What America SHOULD
do Is to concentrate her efforts ir
aiding the women and children oI
Belgium. Help for hospitals is MOI
so much needed. but the fate OF the
Belgians Is pathetic.
Peace talk at this stage OF the
war is useless. We must keer
hands off now. We can do no good
and peace talk now will merely still
up trouble for ourselves"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-07
Mother Ryther to Fight
Order Closing Her Home;
Doc Still Has PeeVe On

The work II already under
way" explained Mother Ryther.
Llpplneott Enllnhtens Court
THAT being 80" said the court
IL am sure the health department
Wilt be glad 10 have tho home con
tinue It's good work"
THE purpose OF tho health dc.
partment and others" interposed
Hastings. els not 20 improve the
homo but 20 put II out OF buni'
ness"
II question that" said tho court
Il do not believe you and the
health department are aH far apart
as you imagine"
Or Lippincott, OF tho health de
parimont. who has led the fight on
Mother Ryther, quickly dinsipated
tho courts hopes OF an amicable
settlement
Must 90 Out Of Business
1--WE requested Mrs. Ryther 20
close her home" said Dr. iappin-
colt, "and No were very much SUR
prised when she refused To accede
10 our request"
But" objected tho court. your
request was that she go out OF
business entirely"
Exactly" said DR. Lppincoit.
There II more 20 this than APP
pears on tho surface" said Has
tings. Away last August We ap.
piled to tho superintendent OF
buildings for a permit 20 make the
changes which tho building ordi'
nanees require. and he refused 10
give us one. We asked him why
he refused. and he said II was be
cause the home ought 10 be closed"