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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

ide Souptql,artier fonitatiert, oab
alle 6ieie Srte binter Ben beuti6en
Tolitionen liegen. Sin fran5oiiidcr
9eridt lautete 6abin, 6aB Die fran5o-
iiide Stequng BET gilbert BIG an Die
0rabtperbol1e Der 3tpeiten 2inie Ser
oeutiden sdiibengrdben borgeido<
ben moroen lei. 9as @auptquartier
gibt gu, 6ab odt3ig 5ran3oien iopeit
boorangen, 6od fiigt es bin5u, oaB
Tie ale gefangen genommen mur6en.
Die fran5oiiide 8ebauptung, 6aB OIL
lie 6e11tiden Mngriffe Bel ct. Subert
feblidlugen, miro ourd 6ie @ngabe
tpi6erlegt, 6aB Die 0eutiden 800 Sc
foneere in 6ieien Mttaden modten
nn6 6as 9. Battalion Der fran5oii<
iden Sdger babel b~onit6n6ig bernid<
tete1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Sn 8raTel b%eriammelt.

2pn6on, 81. Sea. - Mns Mm=
Iter6om miro bem &e11terbiiro gemel=
oet, 6aB itd m1f @eronlaiiung Ser
oeutIben 8eb0r6en @elgiens a;n
Montag Ole @ertreter bon neu1t BEL
giider Hrobin5en in 8riiiiel ber=
%lammelten. Sic Ser iamm1ung miro
als cine @eriammla1ng 6es 2an6tags
be5ei9net uno tpar gu 6em 3med sin=
beru fen moroen, 5n elmer Gereinba=
rnng iiber 6ie Mrt un6 @eife ser
Nl1rfbrtng1tng Ser ouferlegten &riegs<
contribution bon 500, 100000 31
fommen, Die Ser 6eutid)en &egierung
III smolf monotliden Soften 6gelic=
fert mer6en m1B. Sic @ertreter CT
nigten iid n1f 6ie Musgabe Don
gdatamtsbonbs, 6erer @tnloiung
o1trG Sic 11e11n 8robin5en garn1tiert
miro. Cine 8onfgruppe %ubernabm
6ie Mufbringrgn Ser @el6er. Ser
6ertti1e @eneraIgo11per1reur gob bas
feierlide @eripreden, Bog fir a]le
| req11irrierten @aaren i%ofortige 8aar-
5abI11ng geleiitet per6en miir6e, IT,
lange bie Sermin5ablungen Bel ibrer
Tdnigtper6ung getuiiienbaft miir6en
eingebaGten mer6en.
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8nm6esreaiermna boriidtig.

@aibington, 81. De5. -Dit
ser feiten Mbiidt, gu berbin6ern, Dob
6ie @ereinigten Staaten NIT in Sic
&ontroperie Der friegfubren6en euro
paiihen Stoaten iiber tpirflide o6er
angeblide @%erlebungen Ser &oager
@onpention bertpidelt mer6en, boben
HrGii6ent 8ilion un6 Staatsiefretar
grpan iid entidloiien, Deuti6lano
%feinerIei @oritelungen iber Die Sc
idieBung Ser engliiden Sitfiite bur6
oeutid)e &riegsidiffe gu MAIDEN. Die
g(nreeungen. ieitens Ser britiidea
&reiie, 6aB Sic @ereinigten Stooten
sic Snitiatipe 511 einem 8roteit gegen
Dentf6lano %ergreifen iollen, 6aB &C.
idul6igt tpiro, SEN @rtitel Ser Saaz
ger &onpention berlett gu baben, Der
bas 8efdieBen ungei6mbter 5taote
perbietet, lit BEL Ser @oibingtoner
&egierung a1f ta1be Sbren gefaa@n.
@onte England einen formellen 8ro=
teit einreiden, 10 miir6e berielbe nut
berieIben S0fli9fett entgegengenom<
men merben, tpie 6as bereits nit
dbnlid)en Hrotelte 8elgiens, 6ranf<
reids nn6 Geuti9lan6s gei6eben lit.
Damit aber tpiir6e Die @ade ibr BE-
men0en buben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
@ei&ate fir @mk1anS.

Seatt1e, @oib., 81. Dc5. -
Sic &11ilen beabiidtigen, oemndhit
oltf bem &riegsida1tplok in NoIcr
@er'l1de NIT ihmerer @eidiiten on1e-
rifaniiden Tabrifats on5nitenen.
0as s1tr r1tiiiiden acknowledgements
aeb0ren6e sdiff Mopqoroo lit bon
@anco1,per nod @looimoitof nnter-
megs nit elmer Trod]t bon 1855 @o9.
aon1ooungen &rieesbeborf, bouot-
iddli6 idmeren @eidiihen nn6 M,1=
milton. Sic in &enniplponio herge-
itenten @eidiite tpieeen ie 105 Sort
1ten. @eitere @obnsuasro6unger
@eihiite unb @1tnition fins oltf 6en1
@ege noh @oncoltber, Inn sort a,1f
SEN r1iiiiden Dmpfer Tombop Der.
1a6en GIT meroen, Ser sort om 81.
@e5ember fGllia lit. @is iett BENT,
ten Sic @1tiien fdhpere @eid,iibe fra11=
aoiiid,ert Tabrifats, iie ionen a,Bcr-
6em in lester. 3eit iapaniihe Sc,
idyiite befomme11 baben; man ertpor.
tet, haB Sic ietige Senbltng meri-
foniider &oronen i'm Ssso1n1or Mon
mtf SEM &rieasidouplat in 8o1en
eirtreffen fam.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Ganf fir 9entidlanb.
@~nihinntnu. o 6. 90.

@afbington, 9. g., %. Ge5.
- Ser 6ertide 8otifaffter 8raf
gernitorff in @uibington erbie1t am
Montog ein shreiben 6es Staats5e=
partements, in 6em Ser 6eutiden Sc
gierung 0anf m1sgeiproden miro
fir nas @ereite, SOS SEN NIT Scr
rdtben fir gelgien beIobenen edit
fen gegeben p1trbe. 0os Shreiben
latttct: Ias Gtoats6eportement Fat
sic ghre, ser fmier1ihen gotihaft
mit5utbeiIer, baB es Elm @hreibett
BON 8. %. gates, bem @iseprdiioe11=
ten Ser amerifaniife1 6ilfsfommii :
iion fir gelgie1, erhalten, Ser oas
0eporte1nent eri11ft, sei11er CT
lens, Sem @errn 9ot'd1ofter >n
ar0bten Gu1tf Ser &ommillion Fir 9e
prompten un6 g~riinofid'" M,abre=
geln, sic bon SEN be1ttTl vi Geh6r0cn
aetroffen m1tr6en, I'M nclttralen
Sdiffen iid1cres @eIeite s1 geben,
Sic NIT 2ebensmitteln fir Sic MOTH
1ei6e11ben @e1qier nod @eIgien tins
@o1lon6 geid)idt mltrben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Matcnentldeibnna 6efriebiat.
% afbingtpn, 8. g., 81. .,

@ab11gto1 n, 9. e., 81. Seq.
= Sic @ntidei6l1ng Ser 3miiden=
itoatliden MISREPRESENTATION, 6urh
melde Sen oit1iden gabnen 6as @cht
5lterfannt miro, Sic Sradtroten in o.
ner eroBe11 Mn5ob1 bon 6al1en tim
flint Hro5ert GIT erhoben, bat inter
SEN Megierungsbeomten in @aibi11g=
tom Sic bodite @enugtbuung berbor=
gerufen. gs miro bon ibnen alTac=
mein erflart, 6aB 6ieie @otenerbo=
btng, bon Ser MIR Tradtgiiter bon
beionoers groBem ltmfang o1tsJe=
romme1 iino, nidt berfebGen miro,
einen iofort fiiblboren, d1tberit eiin-
itige,1 @inf11tB altf sic @eiamtge=
idGftsloge 6es 9an6es o%us5uiiben
gln9 NrGii6ent @ilion fonn feline BE-
frieoigung iiber 6ieien Musgang Ser
&%otenfroge fa1tm berbereen. sc i'll
bierauGan6e fait 3u einem eef1iigel-
ten @ort getporben: @ie es SEN 8ab=
ren ereebt, 10 felt ii6 audi sic &C.
iommtgei9dftsIoge. @iro Sen @ab=
men eine ibren ge6irfniiien onae=
meiiene @innobme geitattet, 10 bebt
iih nidt nur ser Mftienmorft, ion=
bern sic t,el1e Musriiit1tng nn6 Sic
@erbeiierunaen, 51 6enen sic 8obren
6oour@ befGhiat tper6ert, ipiege1n iid6
brett inn Mnfidtplng 6es 6tobl-,
gilen= un6 @ohIenbetriebs tpie6er.
Sic %inoirefter1 giinitigen 6olget iin6
nod GROCER.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
GinmanbermnmsbprIaqe.
@afbinqton, 8. g., %.

@afbington, 9. g., %. 0e5.
= Sic I%bitimmung iiber bic gin-
manoerungsbor1age, .melde gegen-
martig int 8unbesi enut Ser grIeoi=
gnng burrt, mibr obne 3meifel erif
nod Sen @eibnadtsferien borgenom=
men merben. 9ies trat m Montag
outage, nad6em Senator 2etpis Don
Sainois nod elmer &onferen5 nit
Graii6ent @il1on Sic Mittbei1ung
madte, er tper6e elm ENHANCEMENT
einrei6en, aus tpe19em Ser bel or
g%efo'btene 8il6ungsteit geitriden lit.
Gies batte CUR Solge, boB 6ie Ne=
fiirtporter Ser gorIage %erfldrten, lie
berlangten ldngere 0ebatten iiber Sic
Mngelegenbeit, Sic bpr Ben Terien
umoglid erleoigt ner6en fo11r1en.
Trot6em tpur6e Sic Sin formen auf
9ienitug iiberGegt. Sic miro 6onm
sur Gebatte fomme1t jeoo6 feines=
fails erle6igt tperben:
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6aB nod INNER in 3miiderraumen
gefemert tper6e. gr ertpabnt aber in
ieinem 8eridt nidts BON meitersm
SdieBen uber Die amerifani5be
@ren3e. Ser amerifnniide 4oni1l
Siqiman iibermittelte am Montag
aus Der Sta6t Meerifo cine 8otidait
Maptorenas an 6en propiiorii9en
Eraiioenten 2uitierre5 nab @aibing=
tom in Ser MaDtorena meloet, oaB CT
Ole Mbiidt babe, feline Iruppen am
samitag bon Ser amerifaniiden
@ren5e 5uriid5ieben. 3ieielben net
gerten iid, 6as 5euer 6es 5ein6es
gu ertpioern, nm nidt iber Die ame=
ritaniide @ren8e 5u idieBen. BON
Dem braii1ianiiden @eianoten in ser
Staot Merifo lief sic Madri6t Elm,
Gutierrez &abinett plane Die griui-
Jung einer augemeinen Mmneltie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24
Gprina Sill.

SEQ @illiber bon bier mar nit So.
Mile fir eimige Cage angenebmer
Gjalt ser in ct. Martin nobnenben
Iamilie Souls Nung. = S. Sonas
Don ct. Marti,1 tpar lebte @od3e
bier lrno altf ieiner &iidtebr batte er
cine ,pe1te @ettltelle auf 6em 8agen.
Gus laBt tief bliden bel ei1tem Sung
geiellen, un6 olgemein lit man &C.
ipanat auf sic Dinge, oie urrs bas
nel.e SSabr bringet miro.
Saut Centre.
Srau &arrington, Todter ser in
ct. CLOUD mobnen6en @ittne Bar
bara gngel, bat am Sonntag bier,
beltens auf Sen idmeren Gong in Sic
gmigfeit bprbereitet, bas 3eitlid)e
gelegnet. Dte 2eide pl1r6e Montag
na9 ct. @lou6 gebradt unb 6aielbit
Bis Mittpo6 gebobrt, an peldem
Gage sic 8eer6igung nod einem ii
Ser &atbe6rale INN 8 ltbr gebaltenen
&eql1iem itottfano. - Ser abermals
in Sic 2egislatur ertpdblte @err S. 6.
Miinette fat in 8e51g altf fem Ser
baltsn in Ser @obl 6es Spreders oeS
lt~nterbnuies nod feline beitimmte gr-
flair,1ng abgegeben, 90 er ii6 ielbit
int 6ieies Mmt erboben ieben m0dte.
- Gs beiBt bier, 6aB Ser @6tb. S.
$. Garfield, melder bel Ser @abl
ltm noS County = &ommilidramt 1tn=
terlas, iid nm 6as bielige &oitmei=
lteromt bemerben miro, iobol6 Ser
Sermin bes Holtmeilters 8oobm ab=
gelaltfen lit.
8nfma1.
Mus Sector in 6ieiem Stoate hnt
@err Matb. 8rm1n BON bier miiien
laiier, baB es linn un6 ieiaer beiie-
rem @Glfte inmitten Ser 6amtlten IT.
rer 5 baielbit berbeirotbeten E0dter
uno ser so gnfeld)en redt gut bebag-
to- bab bos Wieberieben Elm redt
ber3Iides un6 6as Sdet6em bon 5en
lieben Mngeb0rigen MIR 6urb Sen ge-
genieitigen @ruB: ~@uf bol6tges
@ie6erieben" ertrdgli6 m1roe. @on
Sector begab iid 6as 8raun'i@e 81
ternpoar nod 2atebine, Mint., mo
ser 8eiu6 elmer berbeiratbeten So1=
ter aalt, uno bon BORT nod @e'p
Marfet> mo- 5pei S6tpdger 6eS Serrrr
Braun ibr &eim baben. 8is @eu=
iabr ge6enfer @err un6 6rau Braun
in ibrem @eim 5u 8udmon 5uriid 5u
fem. - 9ie 6armers @reamerD*Miio o.
cintion bieIt 3ienitag etne @eriamm=
lung, in mel6er Ser @eidaftsgang
ber@cieui6aft ols ein gat15 5ufrte6en=
lteuen6er 6eflariert tpur6e. - Srn15
Sssocobs bon ct. Mortin tpor BEL fei-
mem bier tpobnen6en 8ru6er 8. 80.
SSacobs a11f einige Sage 5u @aite.
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neberblif Der &riegsla9e.
(Gort}ekuno bon 5eite ~.

Gortiebung bon Settle y.
folg. @enaB Dem oeutiden @eridt
lpuroe ser 6eino init idtperen Ser
lliten 5uriidgeidlagen. Sii60ltlid)
bon @etb1lne berloren Sic 9el1tiden
oieiem oen1 gleid)en 8eridt gen6b
eillen ied3ig Dieter langen 59iiben>
graben an Sen 5eiro. 5ortidrrtte
mtroen b6n Sen Deutiden in Sen
argomner gemadt. Dieie befinoen
ii6 BORT ge1rdB einem 2onooner
&omnlentar in Ger Sffeniipe. Do
bel miro ferner geiagt, bob ser Sort
idritt Ser @erbiinoeten, troboem sic
6euti6en Stequngen an Ser @ujte
a1th bon oen gd)iffen aus beidoiie1
,pa1r6en, gering NOR. 9ie Strange
fer meloen nod mie ibltd sic o11
perein5elten SteQen gemo9ten flai=
neren 6orti9ritte.
Shirt 9iilop, Deutidlan6s nel1er
@otldafter int &om> lit Sonmtag bon
&0nig @iftor Emanuel in Muoicn3
empfa1gen moroen. Dieielbe oa1er=
tie eine Stun6e utb tpar iiberaus
+ r3lid). Shirt giilom erflGrte ipd=
ter, er iei nit oen1 &eiuItot Ser Scott
fere:l5 mebr ols b%efrie0igt.
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Illus der Ufn9t9end.
WfartD.

Infer bodtp. Bfarrer 2eutbner tit
nrit ser 3eniusaufnabme IN Ser &C.
urei'roe fertig ge&poroen; 6ieielbe
3dblt 81 6amilien. - Ser IN nnie=
rer Gemei1rbe b%eiteben6e ct. Soban=
mes Man1erperein miro Counting
beim @od)umte Inn baIb 9 1br @e=
neralfomn11tnion baben, un6 BEL Ser
not1nittags I'M 3 ubr ltuttfinoenoen
Misunderstanding 6ie Beamtsn=
mubl por1rebmen. - Mm Meontag lit
Sic Iumilie 6es 5obnes 6eS @arrp
Steiben aus 8otertopr, e.. g., bier
I'M elterliden @auie eingetroffen> Ipo
ser il1nge Steiden> mel6er aus &C.
lu1oDeitsriidlid)ten sic Mobofattr III
Siiooafota ein1teuen muBte, li6 sic
notbige Hflege o1geoeiben laiien
miro. - @m. NeiS lit iebt permit=
tells leiner @alolinmai6ine nit Solj=
iagetr beidaftigt.- 9onneritagobeno
balb s ltbr bielt Ser ipriiae Mfiilio=
1ror, bodm. SEER Salome, I'M 8aie=
n1ent ser Stride ei1en re6t interei=
ianten @ortrag iiber Sen Mobamme
6onism18. - @ebrii6er Ma1s, nell
DIE tn Melroie lire Mrbeit Ser &alte
einitelen m1Bten, itn6 GIT nnS 5nriif=
gefebrt. - @eorg &rudten, mel9er
einige Monote BEL &einri6 Maus Be-
id)aftigt tpar, befin6et iid 5u Sauie
un6 miro 6erlelbe nit ieiner &ol5=
iGigemoidine SEN 6armern 5as
grennbol5 beiorgen.
ct. MntbpnD.
@ertruo @elfi11g perfaufte lire ITO
Mder groBe 6arm an Morib Soidcn
BON 6reeport fir $4,000. - Matb.
&an See1 brodte iid in 6en 8eitt
eineS M1ttomobi1s, Sos er bon Slug,
Stltntebed in Sreeport fIr $500
tm1fte. - Clinton Simmer bon bier
bat Sermonn sdoners i60ne &eli=
6en5 in 6reeport neblt Sen 6a5n &C.
borigen 5ebn Mder 9an6 fir $4,000
fG1tflif eritan6er. - @6am 2obleln
plant jebt ldon SEN 8a11 zines neuen
qroben @taQes, sen er naditeS 6rib=
jabr erridtee1 ldBt.
&ier5.
Srau 6iiritenberg nn6 &in6er er=
1totteten einen Observation-Disclosures
gelu6 in Mlbanp. - gilbert 6eudr
traf lebte @ode bon Mor66afota bte1
elm CUR 8egebung 6es boben 8eib:
nuhtsfeItes int berpa1oti9aftli@er
&reiie. - Sobn Goodman nn6 8rar
bon @isconiin befan6en ii@ IN oe1
Tamilie Clinton 81. &mn6 5n @alte
Trau @oo6mom lit cine @dtpeite1
6es &errn &ou@. = $. q. @oltia1
un6 6rau bon @ope, sc. g., itno bie1
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Mmerifa ui6t nuparteiii4.
(1nrtiebu11a BON Geite II

0ortiebung BON Seite ~
dies Ole mooerne @elt tennt, bier5u-
[an6e fabri5iert miro, um ben bril-
ti1den v8orfampfern Der Gipiliia=
ton" in Die @dn6e geidmuggelt gu
meroen. 8ertbierte Worogier> noel
DIE gu ben Soltern 3u%riidgreift In Der
@etpiBbeit, 6aB Der BON 6ieien au-
geIn @etroffene Der 8lutbergifung
o6er oem Eetanus rettumgslos bers
faaen lit nno iomit nidt tDeiter GEE
5ablt 5u tperoen bsaudt. uno geraoe
Die Ser. Staaten miii1en es fem, Del=
DIE Dem tinterliitigen griten Die Be-
itiaIii6e @affe 5ur 8erfugung lte=
ben! @iro man in @dfbington nun
en6Ii9 iebeno meroem
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Sine &iner

Gtne &iber
Sic Sta6t, mel6e @aB County ruf
Sic 2art6furte brabte.
Spredt Dor bel
Sob. 6. GdneQ 2an6 g.,
Die alteite un6 Bette in
&ine @iber, Minn.
@orum tpout SIR padten, menn SIR
qutes 2an6 bon 1000 Biz 5000
Collars per Slider faufen fonnt, NIT
ser @arontie, 6aB @u@ bas @el6 3l1-
riidge5oblt miro, mern SIR nit sem
@arfe ni9t 5ufrie6en iei6. 3inien
an Soften $50 per onnum.
SOB. 6. Gnen Qan6 81.
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@ntlanfen
cine $50 Efun6 idpere> .idtpar5e
Md5re NIT negligent Sleden am &or=
oerfopfe unb a11 bintern 8ein eine
gearbe. @er iiber Sen 8erbleib oes
Efer6es meiB, tbeile 6ies g%efaIiglt
nit bem @tgentbiimer
Sbomas GremerS,
Mlbanp, Meinn., st. 9. a.
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&altet bies int @ebadtnik.

SD eradte @bamberlatns 9u1te11-
mitteI BEL meitem nIs 6ie bette Mebt=
gin inn Marft fir @rfldltungen uno
&eudbuiten," iagt 8rau gilbert 8loi-
Ter, Gina, Ohio. @iele aroere sino
ser glei9en Mnii@t. gu faufen BEL
Martin MoIitor. - Nn3eige.
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Gaze in @erifo.
@ofhinqtor. 9. g., 81. 9

@afbington, 8. g., 81. Seq.
- @rigabegenerol @ltB, Ser sic
@ren3truppen BET Maco, Mri3ono, 5e'
febIigt, 'meloete ant @ontog mad
@aibingto11, boB 6ie beioen feinoli'
diem Eruppenforper bel Maco in 60
nora, iopeit lire bisberigen Sfellun'
Qer, nod beibebolten, botte1, uro
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-12-24

- SsFFiir @tdbt . @aentsum ober
Tarm-Qdnbereien ftredt Dor Bel s..
q. Dotng, ct. GIoalb, Attnn. 44ba
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-10-15
FLYERS INVADE PARIS AGAIN
Bombs Thrown by Germans Explode
Shells Dropped Between Two
Passenger Trains.

Paris. Oct. 13.-It was announced
officially that a Taube aeroplane had
flown over Paris in the morning and
thrown down six bombs. Five French
aviators went up to pursue the Ger
man airmen. A new squadron of air
craft has been formed to deal with the
foes aviators. Another German bomb
was dropped at St. Ouen. a suburb,
but 1t also did not explode. A second
German aerial raid upon Paris, the
second within "a hours was made by
Taube aeroplane which swooped
down upon the city from the north
east. and dropped bombs between two
crowded passenger trains that were
just steaming out of the Northern
railway station. The missiles failed
to explode and we're later found i'm
bedded In the earth. two feet beneath
the surface.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-10-15
BOSTON TAKES THIRD
BRAVES DEFEAT ATHLETICS IN
TWELFTH INNING 5 TO q.
Harry Gowdy, With Two Doubles and
Homo Run Is Idol Of New
England.

Fenway Park, Boston, Oct. 13.-The
Boston Braves made it three straight
on the Athletics when they won a
hard-fought 12-inning game by score
Of to 4.
The game was played before one OF
the greatest crowds that ever wit
messed worlds series. 1t was lost
by a wild throw by Bush, the nervy
Athletic pitcher, In the twelfth In
ming.
Three times the score had been
tied. 1t seemed In the tenth inning
that the Athletics had their game won
when they worked over two runs and
had the Braves 4 to 2.
Hank Gowdy, the batting sensation
of the series, drove home run into
the center field stands in the Braves
half Of the tenth, and, fired by his ex-
ample, they tore in and put over the
tieing run on a base on balls. single
by Evers and a sacrifice.
Hank was also responsible for the
winning run In the twelfth. He was
the first man up and doubled. Mann
went in to run for him, and when Gill
bert was sent to hit for James, Bush
deliberately passed him. Moran then
rolled toward the box in the grass.
Bush dashed forward, grasped the
ball and hurled 1t toward Baker in an
attempt to get Mann. The throw was
wide. Baker did his utmost to reach
it, but 1t bounded toward the stands.
Mann dashed over the plate and one
OF the greatest gaines of worlds
series was over
Gowdy stands out as the hero of the
series. He drove out two doubles and
home run. His batting record for
the series is three doubles, a triple,
a single and one home run.
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MAN SLAIN BY MOB
KILL ONE OF MEN
WHO SHOT MINERS.
Take Prisoner Away From Marsha! In
Perry County-Race Riot Threat
ened at Cairo.

Percy. H., Oct. 13.-Albert Ciazza,
one Of the two brothers who engaged
in battle with two American miners
at Willisville, H., Sunday night, In
which one man was killed and two
were seriously wounded, was taken
from officers and shot to death by
masked men last night
Marshal Bresner of Willisville was
conveying CiaZza to Pinckneyville,
the county seat of Perry county, at
the time. Bresner was held by three
men and saw the tragedy, Fifteen
wounds were found in Ciazza's body.
The quarrel was started by Sam
Ciazza's request for a cigarette, the
manner of which was resented by Ben
Cooper and Willis Adams. Ciazza
was killed in the battle that followed
and both Americans were wounded.
Springfield, H., Oct 13.-A threat
ened race riot at Cairo led Governor
Dunno to wire the commander Of the
company of militia there to be in
readiness to go to the assistance of
the sheriff A white man was slain
by a negro and threats were made to
storm the Jail, the governor was told.
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U. s. TO RELIEVE BRUSSELS
State Department VIII Confer With
Germany Over Aid to Starv-
Ing BeIgans.

Washington, Oct. 13.-Following a
conference between Minister Havenith
of Belgium and Acting Secretary of
State Lansing, 1t was announced at
the state department that the United
States will enter into negotiations
with Germany for the relief Of desti-
tute and starving Belgians in Brus-
sells. The negotiations will be con-
Quoted through Ambassador Gerard
at Berlin. The state department is
seeking to obtain assurances from the
German government that American
food supplies now held In England
will not be seized II they are sent to
the relief of the Belgians. So far
Germany has declined to grant this
assurance
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John j. Coffey was placed in charge
# Mr. Woods office.
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MExICANS VIOLATE u. S.
NEUTRALITY REGULATIONS
Two More Americans Hit by Bullets
Fired Across Border-Shel's
Fall In Naco.

Naco Ariz.. Oct. 12.-Mexican inter.
nal warfare crossed the international
BOUNDARY here. in violation OF the neu'
trality laws.
Two Americans, Lee Hall. promi-
nent citizen, and Corporal McAllister
of troop y, Ninth United States caval-
ry, were struck by stray bullets. Hall
was shot in the head and seriously
hurt. McAllster was shot through the
hand while on sentry duty In the stock
yards.
Four shells, presumably from the
guns OF Governor Maytorenas villa
forces, who are attacking the Carranza
garrison of Naco, Sonora, under Gen.
benjamin Hill, fell on the American
side. One shell wrecked the residence
of p. E. Pascal. one wrecked a mercan-
tile building, one damaged property
adjoining the government customs
house, and the fourth fell in stock
field.
One troop at least Of the United
States border patrol was fired upon by
the Mexicans. 1t returned the fire.
Yaqui Indians, cooperating with
Maytorena's forces, crossed the line
In order TO make rear attack upon
the Naco garrison. Several were
caught and disarmed by the troopers
Casualties on the Mexican side are
vaguely reported Hill lost eight
killed and 81 wounded. Maytorena's
loss is reported to be from 20 to 200
Urgent appeals for protection were
sent to President Wilson and to Gov
ernor Hunt OF Arizona.
FL Paso, Tex, Oct. ia proclama-
ton calling on all Mexicans to fight
against the Americans who hold Vera
Cruz and against Francisco's Villas
forces has been issued at Parral by
Maclovio Herrera, the former Villa
brigade commander, who joined the
Carranza side at the recent split OF
the constitutonalist forces, Copies OF
this statement reached here.
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mans center and the point from which
the main attack upon Ostend will he
attempted will rest along the Scheldt
river, which as 1t reaches south from
Antwerp swings in great arc toward
Lille. This will bring the theater Of
/ the coming conflict near the course Of
the Lys river. between Client and
Courtrai.
1t Will be the purpose OF the Ger
mans, according to experts, to drive
the British, French and Belgians con-
centrated at Ostend into the North
sea or force them to evacuate. In this
event the natural retreat Of the army
OF occupation in Ostend would be
westerly along the coast toward Dun
kirk and then southwark to fall back
upon the allied left operating to the
south and west OF Lille.
There Is growing activity In the VI
cinity Of Ostend. German cavalry pa.
trolls were encountered by refugees
within days march of the coast. and
from Bruges and Eecloo fugitives
continued to enter the city, fleeing be-
fore the reported German advance.
II the Germans hold Client. 1t Is
practically impossible for the allies to
attempt thanking movement, and they
will be forced to make a frontal at
tack II they take the offensive. Client
also is essential to the German plan
to hold this line 80 strongly that the
allies would find their hands tied IN
any attempt to interfere with the Ger
man lines of communication through
Belgium.
The greatest activity In France aside
from the cavalry movements west of
Lille occurred in the region Of Las
signy, Roye, Lens and Arras. The
heaviest fighting took place at Lens.
where repeated assaults by the Ger
mans were repulsed with great losses.
according to the French official COM
munique.
The French war office also reports
progress in the engagement being
fought on the plateau before Scissors.
on the right bank of the Aisne, and to
the east and southeast Of Verdun. In
the Vosges the Germans essayed nu
merous night attacks in the region OF
Bau-de-Sapt, north of st. Die, with no
success. They were forced to retire.