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Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
Belgian Foroe at ostend.

Belgian Forcc at Ostend.
Amsterdam. via London. Oct IA
The main British and Belgian force
with King Albert Of Belgium have
reached Ostend safely In their retreat
from Antwerp. according to a dis
from Rosendaal, Holland, q town near
the Belgian border.
Hundreds OF Civilians Killed.
RefuEees from Antwerp agree that
tremendous damage has been done to
the Belgian city. Scores, not hun
dreds. OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
the city who chose to rema4a despite
the Germans warning of u general
homhardment-are buried beneath the
ruins Of their homes, leveled by the
sreato German siege ;projeotiles.
The inhabitants took refuge in
their cellars and IT was not long be-
fore they had established q houss-to-
house passageway, knocking the foun.
,dations out and burrowinE to their
neighbors, so that IN many streets
there were underground paSSagsways
extending the whole lenSth OF the
street. Many perishsd In the collapse
OF buildings oysrhead. %.
BelGia4s B1ow. up Hoste.
The Belsian 9asriscns withdrew,
dghttng despesats rear kuasd. actions,
spiktng their guns as they departed
the fortfAcations.. i,
King Albert Wounded I'm Arm. ii
King Albert Of Belgium carried his
arm In q Sling during the last few
hours Of the defense Of Antwerp. &C.
cordinE to refugees arriving at Am.
ste16am. It VA reported In the city
that he had sustained . hesh wound.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
CLOSES HIS OFFICE
AS LETTER CARRIER

The Hague, via London. Oct IT,
The American minister to The Neither
lands. Dr. Henry Van Dyke. has issued
a statement warning to desist thosa
who. he says. are attempting to use
the legation as medium for the
transmission Of hostile communication
or partisan war material. 4.
In discussing the matter DR.. Van
Dyke said that the legation had been
greatly troubled by American news
paper men who were under the Inn
preston that his mails were open 10
news dispatches which he considered
that the! transmieeiop of war copy;
'oG, American newspaper men would be
Emitted: :Statasr.s,-st Ia. 4
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12

London. Oct. 12.-Except for the
dood Of vivid details regarding the
fall Of Antwerp. the British public
has been practically cut of from news
from the front for twelve hours. It
is felt. however, that events Of tre-
mendous moment either are occurring
or impending in the area about Lille.
forces have been in violent contact
for week. ...
Military critics for London news.
papers are devotinR their space to
speculation regarding the utility Of
Antwerp for German offense or de-
fense. Nest Of them agree that unless
Dutch neutrality Is violated, Antwerp
will be OF no more use than in for
warding the Germans purpose OF
making. Zeppelin raids on England,
than other places in Belgium which
the invaders.
Germans Claim Success.
London, Oct. IA dispatch to
Reuters from Berlin. via Amsterdam,
gives the following statement, which
was issued last night by the German
general staff:
"Our cavalry on Sunday completely
routed the French cavalry division
west Of Lille. and near Hazebrouck
we inflicted severe losses on another
French cavalry division. Until now
the engagements on the front in the
western theater did not lead to de.
cision. r..
About the booty at Antwerp no
communications can be made as in.
formation still fails. Neither can the
number Of British and Belgian troops
who crossed the Dutch frontier be
fixed 4s
TN the eastern thsater We repulsed
all attacks Of the first and tanth. Rus,
sian' armies on October . and 10. Tho
lsehr4n!a4 i! East Prussia ) sa.ae; wsrs
prlEoners.- 1--.~ s-"~ ..
TN south Poland the advance
EtfrAs Of our armies have reach ed
this Nistula. Near Gro1ect, south OF
War1Aw, we captured 1000 men o1
the second Siberian army corps.
:. The Russian ofacial conamunica-
ton about great Russian victory at
Augustowo and Suwalki (Russian Po-
land was invented. The fact that no
official Russian communication has
been published about tremendous de-
feats at Tannenbe.g and Insterbers
CbothYin East Prussia) vouches lack
OF reliable Official information.
In Full Rout.
Berlin, by wireless. Oct. i2.-The
general staff Of the German army an
nounces that in the beginning, very
strong garrison defended Antwerp
with great energy, but that after tn
attack by the German infantry, ma
rtne divisions and defenders fed in
full rout. Among the Antwerp gar
rdson was one British marine brigade.
French Report.
Paris. Oct. 12.-The following Of
f1cial communication was issued here
this afternoon: i.
First: On our left wing. the cav
airy engagements continue In the re-
gion Of Labasse, Estaires and Haze
brouck. Between Arras and the Disc,
tho enemy endeavored to deliver SOW
eral attacks, which failed. notably be-
tween Lassigny. and Rove.
Second: On the center we have
made some progress on, the plateaus
Of the right bank Of the Aisne, in
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
BOSTON wins Third GAME IN
SENSATIONAL s STYLE. I 5 TO 4;
C0WDY STARS WITH STICK
Two Down In Inning, Braves Give Battle With
Their Backs to the Wall, and Finally Conquor
The Mackmen in Twelfth

Fenway Park Boston, Oct. 12-In thrilling
finish Of twelve inning struggle, the Boston Braves
champions of the National league defeated the Phia-
delphia Athletics by Of to in 12 inning
game. The worlds series games stand, Boston
three, Philadelphia Athletics none
The struggle nip and tl>ck from the first to
the last inning and it was Catcher Gowdy's formid-
able bat that carried the day for Boston. He drove
out home run and two doubtless all of which spelled
runs for Boston. Bush and Tyler pitched with hon
ors fairly even.
Battling into the inning on even terms two
to two, the Maclemen took commanding lead when
they scored twice. But the Braves were equal. Cow
dy up and cracked of the first balls into the
center field bleachers for home run. Then came a
walk Evers single and Connolly's sacrifice fly, and
the Braves were again on equal footing, 4 to4
The tenth, eleventh and twelfth innings were re-
markable features In the twelfth the Athletic de-
fence broke when Gowdy opened with double, fol
lowed by walk to Gilbert pinch hitting for James
A bunt Bushs wild throw, and it was over.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12

Queen Reported in England.
Circumstanttal reports that Queer
Elizabeth Of Belgium has arrived a,
T Foikestone from Dunkirk were circu.
lated here today. Ofticial sources re.
fused confirmation.
GreAt Cathedral Damaged.
The Germans have restored order In
Antwerp and made every attempt tc
limit the fires burning in Antwerp
caused by their shell fire. It is stated
that the great Gothic cathedral OF
is not beyond repair. by German
shells.
Houses Reduced to Ruins.
Brsed--have been greatly damaged,
the houses lining them for their entire
length having been reduced to q
blackened, smoking ruins. Stuyven-
berg hospital was hit Z score Of times
and several parts wrecked.
. The Germans have established their
Headquarters in the city and lined the
Place de IL Commune with machine
guns. Z
!: No suipdne IN CITY.
b That there were many German sym.
pathixAro in Antwerp was stated hy I
btcycltst who ned from the town I'm.
mediaxely altar ths German antfY He
claimed to have Sesn . SCORE or more
OF supposedly Belgian inhah ahitanta WGI-
eominE the troops and giving then
Bursemssesr Do vos warned a, u
those. who remained il the city 10 ,re.
Train from attacking the oerinSav and
10 obey the troops 11aSgN 10 -
no sniping, Il y said. !7 -
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Score: Q|F ] BOMBS
DR0'|P||''|'|E||::|||D||)||||''.|Q||||N'PARIS
BY.ARI||a||l||[||;|N|l| ! /: \. SUNDAY
y
Two Gern,..ls \ 81. Deliver At
tack on rench City
Three y Civilians Killed. !.
,.s -
APPARENTLY AIM
AT THE ATHEDRAL
One Drops "a Roof But Fails to Ex.
plode- -esvsFaa Buildings wrecked
-French An nIaft Give Chase Blu,
Fsti 70 Sop Inysdins Huriera
E.


Paris, Oct 14s-,A German 4e9o.
plane. 81 i6:1S. this morning,
dropped bcs1tn between two rail-.
road trains TINT were In tho act
Of pulHae ont Of the Northern
railroad ss.ao1; The n,isstles did
not explode, and were later found
imbedded two feet in the earth.
Both railroad Grains were crowd.
ed with IA6SeihGers.
Paris Oct. ,i2s---A score Of bombs
launched on different quarters OF
Paris by two German aviators Sun.
day, killed three civilians and in.
jured fourteen others. The damage
done to property was small.
The airmen appeared. soon after
ping q bomb near the Northern rail.
way terrninal. another in Rue ST.
Lazare, and q third which landed al
the rear Of the cathedral Of Nptre
Dame. Three more bombs were
hurled by the same airmen in the
vicinity OF the bourse. A house was
set, on fire but the loss was not great
One Of thes. missiles struck within
100 yards of an Office occupied by
American newspaper men.
The second aeroplane also flew over
the cathedral dro- PINK four bombs
one Of which lighted on the roof OF
the church. buts;failed to. explode. A
second fell In the square where the
bishops residence Is, located "A third
struck the parapet Of the ouai do
Bourbon and glanced off into the
Seine. The fourth disappeared ia ths
Seine near the bridge Of Notre Dame
: The second Taube appearsd to ain,
at the cathedral while the other ma.
chine, attempted "a hit the Northern
and at. Iizare stations. -
Altogether twenty bomb. fell. trhs
Germans flew at a very low: altitnde
After they a apparently had exhsnstsl
their supply 81 rijssSiss. II Prsnrh sssrn;
planes ascendsd- Z sySSrrssuSd thems "a.
ward tn ct tx n -,
,E1sasd I'd I4krnaIiSss ..,a' =
1.ondo .ocfS1 fsEzaTase. ,EnThst
asreplsns ls6yeAs botpbS tnofr
than equal 10 thoeb 81 the Gerna M. 4
says ftiiX P4riS ,cofrxaDondents AZ stH.
Times. Especial success has Seef
scored with the new. tyne Of En- siisi,
aefoplane called the fhaser, v.h;rh
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12

cepted the German offer, to arrange
90 that all historical monuments
should be spared as much as possible
ana that the day before the lombard
ment q plan showing the positions Of
the. principal architectural features
Of the city was handed, to the German
civil administration through the
American minister. Copies Of the
plan were given to every ( artillery
commander and the xreatsst possible
consideration was shown. when. the
surrender bf the city WAS. IfNeotisted
no military could bs found n. I.
n London, Oct. 1s.-The Belgian
refugees, now IN Holland numbsr S00,-
600. AccordinS to the correspondent
~ The HAxge Of the Exchange Tsle-,
graphl company. The Dutch author
ties. he 1szs, are greatly embarrassed
BY the incessant stream OF refugees
and ~ y. prohabls that The govern.
nent WIN take steps Jointly with Ger;
many fprsths speedy return Of these.
people. VI s..
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
THINK FALL WILL
PROLOMG THE WAR

London. Oct. 12.-rhe Boro eaux
cor-espond dent of the Time. sends me
following:
I'm Official circles here it is rocos-
nized that the fall Of Antwerp may
prolong the war. The Germans ar,
certain 10 rebuild the forts which will
become a base for Zeppelin ATTACKS
against the British coast And yet, it
IS oo"ious that under present condi :.
tions the Germans cannot revi:tuai
the city by way Of the soheidt river
-, News Of lively fighting hetweer,
Ghent and Bermoi, e Belgium where
the allies repulsed 40. 900 Germans in
d;cates the far nerthward reach Of tie
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12

Used stFapnel.
London; Oct. l2.-The following
dispatch received by the Antwerp
Handelsblad from Antwerp Is for.
warded to. the Retur Telegram COM
pany: N ..;s. +.
"The damageato tho town BY the
bombardment was not very serious
az the Germans used ishrapnel wher-
ever possible In order. to save the his
toric. buildings. In. view of the re.
ported shortage OF petrol In Germany
1t must have bsen a,source Of. pe-
culiars grief to the conanerors that
al Athe tanks .of. Antwerp had .bSen
.emptied before their arrival.
Used Plane for; Protection. Il
London, Oct. 12.--The follpwing
dispatch was received here last even.
ling from Berlin by; 1.-The Marcont wire-
less Telegraph COMPANY: ~
|, An nfncial report from !, Antwerp
says all the fortA there are in. our
'possession. IA Il \
This Bsigisns ars sid to hays ae-
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
AVIATORS LOST
THEIR MACHINES

London, Oct 1.-THE British avia-
tors who last Friday made success
ful flight to Dusseldorf and destroyed
a Zeppelin. lost their machines after
they returned to Antwerp, it is stated.
They landed between the outer and IN
ner ring of forts Just as the German
artillery commenced firing. The ma
chimes which were in the open. were
blown to pieces but the aNiators e.
capedd in an armored motor car
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
CARS RUN FREE OF CHARGE.

Mexico City, Oct .I2.--The striking
street car employees met with the city
council last night and proposed to
operate: the car lines without nay be.
tween g o'clock in the. morning ane
8 in the evening daily. until such a
time as. the company may accede to
their demands for an increase in pay:
an eight hour day and recognition Of
the union.
The council accepted the plan and
will call on the governor Of the fed
eral district and the supreme chief
to force its acceptance In case Of re-
fusal on the part. Of the. company
The free service will begin Sunday
morning.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
BRITISH FORCE
NEARLY EXHAUSTED

The Hague. Oct. 1.-THE couran,
gives some details Of the arrival OF
1000 British and 500 Belgian soldiers
on Dutch soil after their departure
from Antwerp. 1t says:
The British soldiers crossed into
Holland near Clainge because ,hey
were cut Oft from the main body and
they now are irterned near Koewa ct
Five hundred Belgians also were dis.
armed. The men appeared greatly
fatigued and some were wounded.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
JAP.ADVANCEsIs - -,
NOT ARRESTED

Toxic. Oct l2.-The following OH
cial statement relative to the Japan
ese operations around Using Tau; seat
Of the government concession Of Kiao
CHOW was given out here today:
The German forts, warships ana
aeroplanes are trying vainly to arrest
the Japanese advance. We are sus-
tanning no damage. 80
Japanese warsfips silenced Hits
tort and drove a warship out Of range
OF their guns. Our aviators arrested d.
an unsuccessful attelnpt by German
airn1en. on japanese mine draggers ry
hNlng over Using Tau and dropping
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
ANTWERP Fallen, GERMANS PUSH TO 0STEND,
REFUGE OF king ALBERT; GREAT GUNS sent
Into france TO SUPPORT TEUTON ARMIES

London Oct IA dispatch
Hague dated saturday
Belgium
with the object 81 making the king on
~. s.4sE. . " = -
Berlin.
the has already been started of for
london Oct IA dispatch Exchsnge
from Rotterdam | t
All refugees to return Antwerp
railroad coaches The refugees
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
WOODS, ILLINOIS
OFFICER, SUICIDES
No Cause is Given for Act of
Prominent Politician Il !.
Springfield Sunday. 4

Springfield. III. oct. l3.-saersaSITHy' -
Of State, Harry Woods, one q tie
democratic senatorial olndi6A&AS -
the September primary. SosxnAe On I.
tor on the Chica8o Board 0l 1t6An,
killed himself by shoo&inE : Ia kaD
garage near His residSnce. / q
The bo4y wast found this niAet11E
yesterday. 81 IS a 3 4
No sxplsnattea 49, sav.sa, u 4 IL, III
thin1. which andicates tAe eahSS 1eSiss.
y bundle ~ p6pees SAoN1n9 90 =
AeaanO n gsala thSsek D q cl611Se
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
ENGLAND ONLY BUYS
1hat GouuzY Alone ts%Afalsing Nor.
u. =. NAL 1Nrheat Def,aaad,s :,

,,5Ia
alone oi ..txe beifiserent Esssest ESfopssa
powers ID buying grain normally, a c.
eording 70 delegates 70 the etyhteenth
annual convention a. Grain Dea lers'
National association. which convened
here today. ".-FF'' - - =
Nearly 1000 delegates, represent
ing export. commission firms, country
dealers, are In attendance Grain
trade to England is entirely normal.
the dealers asserted. but France is
buying only about ten per cent Of the
amount Of grain it usually imports
Germany and Austria are .purchas-
ing nothing because the allied navy
has bottled their ports for American
shipping. Dealers pointed out that
Italy. Spain and Portugal. which or.
dinarily did not buy American grain
until January, are buying heavily here
already. ~ e."
Russia, it declared. never obtains
grain from this country and is not do
ing SO now. -.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
TURKS FORTIFYING
THEIR FRONTIERS

Paris, Oct. IA dispatch to the
The newspapers here saw Il is an
nounced from an authoritative source
that the Turks, are showing. r,uch
energy in Syria. Palestine and north
Arabia, where they are concentrating
troors at a number. OF points ana for
trying important ports on the coast
ana on routes to the interior"
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12

"Thirty-six BelYians were tnterned
at Rilland-Bath. About 500 Belgian
artillery men crossed into Holland
near Putten. They were internei at
Assem-. Among these were 90 wound
ed. Two hundred men were int.rned
at Sluyskil and SC at Sas. There are
no figures available for the casualties
among the Germans, Belgian and
British. but it is thought they were
heavy
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12

Summary Home run. Gowdy; two
base hits. GnWdy. a. Murphy %, MoIn-
mis-; first base on balls, of Tyler IS. ,of
James q, Bush :; struck out, by Ty-
Ter 4. James j. Bush. 4; Double plays,
Evers to- Maranvtlles to- Schmidt; hits,
off Tyler, 8 in 10 innings, off James Q
8, Philadelphia 10; first base on err
rors, Philadelphia i, Boston: Il at
tendance $3.50.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12

hit of Deals glove. A double play
followed. Evers took Bakers ground.
er and tossed to Marsnville, forcing
Collins. Maranville then threw out
Baker. Deal threw out McInnis. NO
RUNS: ONE HIT: NO ERRORS.
Boston-Bush tossed out to Whit.
ted. Schmidt flied out to oldring
Deal doubled to left Maranyile out
ONE HIT; NO ERRORS.
Seventh Inning. :
Philadelphia-Wals fouled out to
Deal. Tyler tossed out to Barry. Ev-
ers threw out to Scharig NO RUNS;
NO HITS; NO ERRORS.
Boston-Barry threw out to Gowdy
at first. Tyler famed. Barry threw
out to Moran. NO RUNS; NO HITS;
NO ERRORS.
Eighth Inning.
Philadelphia - Bush was out,
Schmidt to Tyler Murphy out on z
to Moran: No RUNS; NO HITS: NO
Boston-Bush tossed out Evers.
Barry threw out Connolly at .hrst.
Whitted out by the Barry -McInnis
route. NO RUNS, NO HITS, NO Err
RoRs.
Ninth Inning.
Philadelphia-Mara threw out
Collins by pretty stop and throw.
Baker doubled down tho right field
line. McInpis flied out to Connolly.
Walsh was: purposaly passed: Barry
fouled cut to GoWdy; NO RUNS. ONE
HIT. r ERRORS., a.. ~ -.
e,Rer kesteaasT s1.o ssn threw a, sas sgs.at 4.
q fine stop and throw. Berry threw
out Maranville. No RUNS. No HITS.
NO, ERRORS. =. .'.,':''
Tenth Inning. =
.r'hiladelphia-Ths game vas not
only tied on runs, but on hits and err
rors as. well: schang singled to left.
Bush famed. Murphy hit to Tyler,
who threw too late to catch SchAnt.
MnEphy also sass Ct firss i. olSdrins ua aus
the play Collins, walked. : sshang
and Murphy scored on Bakers inheld
hit. Evers was holding the ball when
Murphy ran home, Murphy. gets q
stolen base on last play: McIhnis
flied out to Whitted.. TWO RUNS,
TWO HITS, NO ERRORS i:
Boston-Gowdy got a home run Ia
the centerdeld bieachsrs: Devore bat
ting for Tyler. Devore struck out.
Norm Insa xoIns FSss; se No e .csIss cs
SWe 81, s HI IS T IS s.zi! .sziS!h:o'AsN' Huss'
!, Eleventh -Inniug.
Phtladelphia-,pames, now pitching
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
THE WEATHER.

North Dakota: Fair TONIGHT
and Tuesday,, Frost or tempera-
ture near freezing point tonight.
Colder In east portion. Rising
temperature Tuesday.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
Twelfth Inning.

Twelfth Inning.
I Philadelphia Murphy walked.
James threw out Oldring at frst, Muir.
ply going to second. It was a sacri-
Baker was purposely passed. Evers
took McInnis' ground4r and tossed to
Maranville. forcing Baker: NO RUNS;
NO HITS; NO ERRORS. @
Boston-Gowdy doubled to the left
stand. Mann ran for Gowdy. Gilbert
batted for James. Gilbert was pur.
posely passed. Mann scored when
Bush took Moran's bunt and threw
wild to left field. ONE RUN, ONE
HIT. ONE ERROR.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
MORATORIUM EYPIRr

Paris. Oct. -. 2:so D. m.-A Hayas
agency dispatch from Petrosrad says:,
The moratorium expired on octo-
der 9. and all the accounts OF the.
banks were paid as punctualk as in
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
NEW AMBASSADORS. a

london, Oct. l2.-George n:
Marye. Jr., departed today for his ney,
post as American ambassador ta Rus
sia. He is accompanied to Petrogrnd
by Mrs. Mary p. and John A. Ray,
United States consul at Odessa.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12

front Of Scissors, and to the east and
southeast OF Ferdun.
Third: On our right wing. in the
Nosges, the enemy delivered a night
attack in the region OF Ban de Saht,
to the north OF st. Die. They were
repulsed."
Austrians to Relief.
London, Oct. IA dispatch from
"A telegram from Vienna states it
Is oficially announced that the Aus
trian rapid advance has relieved
Przemysl and Galicia of the Russians.
The Austrtans have entered the fort
ress at all points. and where the Rus
slams attempted resistance. they were
beaten. The Russians ded IN the d.
rection. OF the river San. attempting to
cross siniava and Lepaysk, where a
great number were captured"
Seek to Gut ON Belgians.
London, Oct 1.-THE Daily Nails
Ghent correspondent, In dispatch
dated Saturday, says:
The Germans have thrown a pom
toon bridge across the river Scheldt
at Wettern, and are pouring q large
force northwards in the hope of cut
ting on retreat from Antwerp. In do.
Ing this they are weakening their de-
tense OF Brussels and are being met
them to retire. In their advance up.
on Ghent the Germans got - far as
Loo Christi. when they were driven
back to Lokeran. At that same time
2 rapid advance on the south of the
Scheldt toward Ghent was met with
at Molle. where they were again re.
pulsed with the loss Of battery"
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
TERRIFIC CAVALRY CLASHES NORTH
Of LILLE, France, HOLD Center
OF EUROPEAN WAR STAGE
Censorship Again Drawn Tight by England After Fall
of AntwerpFrench and German Reports Fail to
Agree-Teuton Claim Decisive Victories

London Oct 2"1t stated that during
attack Waelhe Waere
from Anser rdam
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12

schans. Deaf out on ny to Murphy
Baker threw out Maranville NC
HITS: NO RUNS; NO ERRORS.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12

xBatted for Tyler in tenth.
xxBatted for James in twelfth.
xxxRan for Gowdy in twelfth.
Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-10-12
!. .Eleyepth ..Innipx.

Phtladelphia-Iames, now pitching
Barry grounded out to- schmidt unas.
sisted. SchAh1 walked. Bush. struck
out. No. RUNS No-IiITs.. NO ER-
RORS. &. 4; Is ,s. ,,ss fsss s 81
Boston sahnsidt Z foulsd out to
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