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FIELD MARSHAL
(continusd from riru. PaT.1

ence on the part OF the enemy, who Is
holding in strength and with great
tenacity a position peculiarly favora.
Bile TO defence. The battle which com.
menced on the evening of the 18th in.
slant tSeptember y has so far forced
the enemy back from his position, Sc.
cured possession OF the river and IN.
hicted great loss upon him, including
the capture OF over 1000 prisoners
and several guns
The despatch gives details OF the
retreat on August 2S and % Gener.
ais Cough and Chetwoode, with the
third and nth cavalry brigades. GOV,
cred the retreat. repulsing the Ger.
mans with great loss
The pursuit by the enemy" con.
tinues the report was very vigorous
Some five or six German corps wera
advancing toward my front ana were
crossing the Somme east and west
OF Pam; three or four more German
corps we're opposing the sixth French
army on my left.
To Check Pursuit.
This was the situation when AZ /
O'Clock ] received visit from General
JOffre At my headquarters. I strong
y represented my position to the
French commander On chief. who was
az he always has been Tie told me
he had directed the fifth French army
on the Oise 10 move forward and nj
tack the Germans on the somme with
Ia view 10 checking the pursuit.
finally arranged with General
Joffre 10 effect further short 10.
tirement towards the line between
COmpienRe and Scissors. promising
hiin. however. 10 do my utmost to
Keep always within a days march Of
The Germans we're threatening the
british line Of communication and
.
W hiie closely tdherlnE % flq STRAIT
. eEic conception tp draw the enemy on
on points until farorabia situation
offensive General IoFree found If ro~e9
TtrV IRON dnE to day 90 modify fhs
methuas ~ which Dc sought % attain
thir object owing 90 tire develournen,
~ - enemys plans and r. change o.
the general situation
on icptemlgr 9 General Jonree de-
ciled % take the Offensive Dr. be- con
sldered conditions very fayorabis I,
success
Retreat o0nmsno.a.
Yield Marshm Freuch believes ina
ized that a powcrfai threat w. bei,,
made against the nank OF big column
NOV inE south arl cast and began M
Jus battle. 70 Ter a. ere sixth rrenc,
army lhe british army end the NTH an
ninth French armies were concerned
vas concluded the evening Of septsn
driven fn fhr Scissor with 0he loss OF
Lnol.inls m urifoncrr. many suns am
enuImn masses Of transport
Tho chance uf che fInruar ufana
from IA direct advance 0u Paris nuuenra
o. Inrr been nude Dn aeutrmhar .
IifHrf.NInr fNr NHrIuua afHFfa OF zoe
td ff'r unIIuaf fhe Germans. IIrII
Marshal French praises fha Inrnfrv
rHpaeinIIv General ur rIaIs.a TrIraf.
sin fHr Nfn fanfefa nn1 18TH ffuaaafa
ON fHf Nfh both fEe nrsf and aarara
IfnN 'HIn. uIHIn lsFEa laufurna and
flnH some nunH on fne Ifh after f4fc.
.nn fnf Naa.nra Of tHn Marine. they in.
nI.ffl hsaNr Ina. boz KILLED nrf
H.HNNHl - 80 NlrrWnHH. uhIIr zoo asr.
srH cNfsfr~ ices soma hundred "a
FfiseHsrs Hrf naffsIV nf efunf ma.
chiHs auna o. ths icfr fhirfssn auna
seven machine guns. 1000 prisUufrr nua
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DRUNKEN BRAWL
Results IN sardis, o. Boy SHOOTING Al
HIS Father and Then Com
uniting Suicide.

Special Dispatch 20 the Intelligence.
SARDtS, o.. Oct IS.-After firing
Two shots AZ his father. both OF which
Went wide OF their Intended mark.
Eilis Hubbard. aged II years. turned
the weapon. IS calibre revolver. IN
on himself, firing a bullet through nis
brain, late yesterday afternoon. The
attempted murder and suicide are
sad 70 have been the result of a
drunken brawl
An alteration Is said to have arisen
between the father. George Hubbard
vel known carpenter OF tKis piace
and HE son. The father attacked The
con with q chair. driving him into the
mouse. The young man h said to
have procured another chair and furu-
20 upon HE father running him into
the yard lie then picked up the r.
NolVer and fired two shots NJ his par.
ent Neither shot took effect. how.
ever but Young Hubbard evidently be-
heved that he had killed MS intended
victim ENclaiminE I've KILLED INV
iaiher, or have badly wounded him +"
h' presEed the gun aeainst Ms own
neaa and hred. The bullet penetrated
The skull and passed through mo
brain. killing the young man Instant.
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A REAL FIGHT
"wstsr end eDrys" stage the oenuins
Article az Bridgeport Last Might AZ
All Reports Are True

The nrst real" action OF the wet and
dry nght OF ohio occurred last nfrhf
aooar 1880 o'clock lea bridgeport ,erren
rather Tom Murrhy and Ia Mulaney. OF
Martins FERN came together in a real
smashing light Father Murphy BE- mas
INK a whiriwind campaien Tor the "drys.
atd had made speech in ueIair- xra-
leLenf aftsrnoou Something da said
seemed 90 strike the Martins Fsfrian i4
tendef epot. and when they met fn
hfidE eport last night thc fur flew
it reclaimed tnaf che srrap raafrf
49, 20 ~ Hclairc. but was glvcn tro
MufahfuF touches in the uptown cffv
rom "a ny Islander ~ uae ffnrurH fEr-
ne father punched ttr other feIfaa. Dr
lhe nose raftug him out for the count
A. Pc went down. b. is alleged. q boff1s
On Nuuur frlI from tis pnrket 400 WAS
i1kcu u Cuarge uF fnr o. nor arH bic
parry. tn De- ursu IH their cHmurIrr a.
gFlufucn. strange fact concerning fnr
that time
THE open fehf between tha two mon
ehoWe che bitter feeling thaf d. ut..ni-
Test between the vets and the Irrr
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FRANK STANTON,
Clerk Board of Education.

september and the date OF this de-
spatch October s. the total number
OF Killed, wounded and missing reach.
ed the figured amounting TO 56i OF
ncers and 1880 men proves the sc
yeritv of the struggle.
The tax on the endurance Of The
troops was further Increased bv the
heaFy rain and cold which prevailed
ICr some ten OF twelve days OF this
tying time
The battle OF the Aisne has once
more demonstrated the splendid spirit
- liahtry and devotion which animates
he officers and men OF his maiesfv-s
forces ''F
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HIT BY AUTO
Mar steps or Curb a. Elm, Grove
W 'front.' o. Auto and is Struck
But Not Seriously Hun.

man whose name could not be-
learned was bic by on automobile
driven by George ~ n Schmidt. west
~ the u. %. crossInr 90 Film Grove.
about il O'Clock last ulght but was
moi badly hurt % lei claimed that
on outbound street car had pulled un
Jog fho CROSSING and that the automo.
hile did not stop. The man. apparent.
~ not noticing the apuroaChinN auto.
mobile stepped from the curb. direct.
lY into &C. When the machine hit him.
the impact threw rim upon the engine
Tn IN efoppina quickly. he was thrown
hack 20 tho Eround Hc was hruiae.
considerably but not badly hurt lie
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SUTHERLAND LEAVES

sne ial uspateh to the fnfcfHfeurrr.
WASHlNGTON ID e.. Oct 1e-
CongreE sman-ati.arEe Sutherland ioft
tonight for faycttc county. whore he
VIII start his speechmatinr campaign
DO ts the last member Of the con.
tressional delegation IN the House 10
quit bic post the others hustlinr away
tl their districts several davs aao
from now on they viii wage their
campaign on the home grounds" in-
stead ~ here. All Of them have made
OF vigorous hEht from here. with a..
distance 81 the mails. as DC was posi-.
tle Tor thcm Co wage while af thu
same time attending 10 their official
duties There is a chance that fhets
may have Co return here FOR q dav OF
two o. lcact, provide they are needed
tu make up q quorum 10 vote on the
emergency revenue law a. passed Do
The Senate
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since the 18th must last some DAYS
longer, until the thanking movement
could b. felt and the way opened 20
drive the enemy from his positions.
On the night OF the 21st another
violent counter attack was repulsed
by the third division. the enemy losing
heavily. On the 23rd four siN-inch
howitzer batteries which asked to he
sent from home. arrived. Two bat
terles were handed over 20 the sec
ond corps and two 10 the first corps
They were brought into action on .he
gath with very good results.
Our experiences in this campaign
seem 20 point 20 the employment of
more heavy guns OF larger calibre in
great battles which last several days
during which time powerful entrencn-
inE work on both sides can be car
ried out. These batteries were used
with considerable effect on the 24.h
and the following days
Renewed Activity.
ON the 23d the action Of General
De Castelnau's army on the allied left
developed considerably and apparent
~ withdrew considerable forces OF toe
enemy from the center and the east
am not aware whether 70 was due
90 this cause or not. but until the 26th
10 appeared az though the enemy =
opposition In our front was weaken
ing On that day. however very
marked renewal % activitv com
menced constant and vigorous ar.
tliCry bofnhardment was maintained
all day. and the Germans In front Of
the FIRST division we're observed 10 be
sapping 10 ON nncF and trying 20
establish new trenches.
Renewed counter attacks were de-.
livcrcd and beaten on during the
course 81 tho DAY and On the after.
noon a well timed attack by the first
division stopped the cnemy's en-.
trenching work
During the night Of the 2Tth and
18th the enemy again made the most
determined attempts 10 capture tho
trenches % the hrst division. but With
out the slightest success similar o..
lacks we're reported during me three
daya al along the lines Of the allied
front. and 10 Dr. certain that the enemy
establish afcerdancy fIc. however.
was unsuccessful everywhere. and ls
reported to have suffered heavy
losses
The same futile attempts we're
made al1 alunn our front uu 90 fhr
evening 81 the 3sth when they died
away and have not since been renew
cd
Cannot Be Described
"lt D. difficult 90 describe adequate
~ and accurately the rreat strain 20
which the officers and men we're sub
ierted almost every hour Of the DAY
and nieht Throughout THE battle Al
tack and counter attack occurred o.
an hours ~ the night and day through.
out the whole position demanding ~.
treme vigilance and permitting on'y
N minimum Of reaf
me fact that between the 18th Of
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Obituary


Private funeral services we're held
SATURDAY afternoon over the remains N
the late Mrs. Margaret Lee who died
ar tho nome 81 her parents. ST and
MrF. Miles NHNichois. Friday. Death
was duo 60 scarlet fever. She was iu
the tnirueth year N her age AMI o.
survived ~ her parents. her husband.
James Lee. ana two children. william
and Ethel The husband has been con-
fined iu the state hospital Tor tho in-
fanf for some time. Rev o. o. Carr
man. % the Island Christian church.
assisted by Rev vs.. &C. WHr. OF the
spiritualist church. had charge OF the
services intermcnt was BOZ Eivefvlcw
ramrfrFW.
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,. r. Hopkins. of Glen Eaafor. hut
who had been wofkinG In the rWg FOR
Forne lime. paared awaf af tHr home 10
he parents ln Glen Eaaf1n Friday Fu-
neral services we're held yesterday af-
ffrnoon with Rev D. ~ Drake. az Beth.
any. ln charge While in this city
fhe Young man attended Zme street
church and vas very widely known.
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further advance and had nearly
reached the plateau Of Aisy. when
they were driven back by a powerful
counter attack supported by a heavy
artillery. The division. however. fell
back in the best order and finally en-.
trenched itself about = mile north OF
Nailly bridge. effectively covering Its
passage.
The fourth and fifth divisions were
unable TO do more than maintain their
ground
Make Determined Stand.
"On the morning Of the 18th. after
close examination. ! became con.
y'nced that the enemy Was making a
determined stand This was confirmed
by reports reaching me from tie
French armies operating on my right
end left which clearly Indicated that
the enemy was occupying a strongly
cntrenched line along the whole val
Icy Of the Aisne 4 few days previous
W the fortress Of Maubpurc had fallen
ana q quantity OF siege artillery had
been brought from there TO strengthen
the enemy's front
During the day shells. judged by
experts 20 be from inch guns. fell
on our positions. These had range
of ten thouHsnd yards and during the
course Of the battle our troops have
suffered heavily from this hre. al
though lately ice effects have been
largely initiated by more efficient
and thorouRh entrenchinR
AS the enemy was able 20 bring n
Hank IRE on 10 the NTH division was
unable 10 maintain its position and
bad 10 retire back 10 the river east
n Missy where with great skill and
teuacy Major General Sir Charles
Ferguson maintained his position
thfOughout the whole battle. although
HE Trenches we're on lower ground
than those ~ the enemy ON a plateau
only 500 yards away
General Hamilton with the third
division attacked vigorously and re-
Raincd the ground lost on the tffh
- was compelled 90 change my
plans when I learned that the further
advance Of the nrst corps would have
dangerously exposed my right nank
and further ] learned from the French
commander in chief that he was
strongly reinforcing the sixth French
army on my left with the intention Of
brineinr up The aliifd left 90 attack
the euemy'q Hank and thus compel
hla retirement
Line Bonabsrs6
ON The 18th. 18Th and 18Th the
whole Of our line was heavily hom
harded The FIRST corps was heavily
and constantly engaged ON The after
noon 81 The 18Th the right nsnk Of the
nrst division was seriously threaten
% The encmy'e attack was ulti-
matcly driven back with heavy los.
'On the 18th Information reached
me that General Joffre had found ID
necesearV 10 make n new plan and Ia
attack and interrupt the German riFhi
fank m WHr evident 10 mo thar the
battle In which We had been engaged
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runerai services were ne.I Saturday
f1r FRANK Heller o. tire Family rari.
feure % So 2fog Jacob street fnfer.
fnerf Wna in &c. rHlrHfr femefrrr
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Warlkn Mistress Don't YOU think
James. YOU would like o. i1in t.ord
kfrNfurra Hrmr7
Peaceful Eunfman. a'fhank you rrunls
but don't sec g. 'rw ia ~ haffrrfnr
myself Ware Tor them aa likes H.
which I never dld.--Ilondon pss--e
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was taken into the auto and then 4,
doctors office where his wounSs
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-05-08
must answer to the American people
for the crimesof Ludlowr'
TELEGRAPH BRIEFs

MiddletoWn, Cal.-Possee of so
men surrounded canon five miles
south of here where it is believed
three bandits who killed Sam Harris
are trapped. Believed men were
miners.
Concord, N. H.--WiIliam FraVers
Jerome, special attorney for New
York state in ThaW case, to present
appeal this afternoon from decision
which was favorable to Thaw. Qdes-
ton of bail will also be decided
Pittsburgh.-PIans completed for
military funeral for Patrick De Low
reg, Pittsburgh boy among marines
and sailors killed at Vera Cruz.
Pontiac, Ill.-Thirty-eight saloons
in Livingston county out Of business
as result of local option elections.
Experimental military bal
loon wrecked near Wuensdorf Car
ried no passengers.
Terre Haute, lnd.-Mayor Don NJ.
Roberts, charged with conspiring to
commit election frauds, was acquitted
by a jury after half an hour Of de-
liberation.
Youngstown, O. - Councilman
David Miles dead, James Kennedy in
critical condition from injuries sus-
tanned in auto collision.
London. - Prince Alexander Of
Teek appointed to succeed Duke Of
Connaught as governor general Of
Canada
Des Moines, Ia.-To swell funds to
aid girls, boys and poor babies during
summer months, women of city fed
Grafton of clubs ran street cars yes
terday
Springfield, III.-Rians made for
immediate establishment Of second /
state convict road labor camp of year
at BeecheT
Bessener, Mich.-EBed Swanson /
instantly killed when auto rolled over /
at sharp curve. 8 others badly in
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breaking into doctors and dentists
offices to steal dope
Dallas, Tex.-Ea iling to properly
adjust patent fire escape which he
was demonstrating caused w. E. Tus
dor, Pueblo, to fail so feet. Dead.
Bloomington, lIk-haFry w. Ma
son, banker an dleader in local op-
ton movement, swallowed wood al
cohol Dead.
Port Huron, Mioh.-FiFe damaged
plant Of Port Huron Lumber Co. to
extent of $4,000. Fireman Nelson
seriously injured.
St. Paul, Minn.-tiiIl Of late Fred
erick WeyhaeUser, known as lumber
king" probated Estimated personal
holdings valued at $875,0O0.
Washington. 81 favorable report on
a Senate bill authorizing an addition
al federal judge for the southern dis
trict of California made by House
judiciary committee.
TeFre HaUts, Ind.-NaIkout Of 90,
900 miners in Indiana threatened
when strenuous objections arose to
compromise agreement suggested By
joint committee Of miners and oper-
ators.
St. Petersbuzgh.-AH human tenn
perature records broken by girl ty-
plus patient at Kief. Mercury reach
ed 131 degrees F.
Paris.-A Lyons Iaborer, having
wagered bottle Of wine he would com
NIT murder, stabbed fellow workman
to death, drank wine and escaped.
Neutrality-suspicious. adopted hsf-
lin resolution setting aside, May 3
each year as Mothers Day" and au-
thorizing president to issue proclama-
ton calling for display Of American
flag.
i San Fraheiseo.--MauTy Diggs ac-
quilted of charge of criminally as
saulting Ida May Fearing Diggs was
convicted last fan of violating Mann
white slave act.