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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09

Der ,Srulen non Hitter iir0 natiirlid1
einIhpeilen bic Otlmer. Sic ierfaeil
lnb lie idelten ober i'm @rilnoe
ireuen lie iid. Senn Die Wianner iino
Die 8eriudsfanin6en Der angebeltoen
armfenpfleeerinnen; unernliiolldI
erperimentieren nit 0erbanosseill
betpaifnete 6rauenbGnoen on ibnen
berllm. rGs aibi pirfli6 feline Stnn.
6e uno fein @Iieb mebr, ah oeten Id
nift bereits in oQen mogliden glrten
rcrblnben poroen mare" janrmert in
fomiiber 9er5meiiIlmg elm wtanii,
man bat MIDI eingeitnilrt, perfrlo.
let, fein @lieo founte ib mebr rib.
renl" yg[lles fir Die quite Sobe," er'
lpioert Die entidloiiene ,Sran De
mablin. Cine nn0ere ilInge 6rau be-
flogt cs bitter, bab ibr Diann iih Dor
fllr5cm ben sirm brad, ebe lie nit
ibrem observation-disclosures 81 enoe
mar, ilno fait fonnte man glaiiben,
tic piiroe lih frcuen, lpenn Der gRnnil
morgen nit einem 5pciten ArnIbrnd)
bcinltchrte MIR I'm i'm uerbiHoen
5u f0nnen. Inter Oen slrbeiteriuneil
lno Den W1ohen Der lrbeiterflaiie
iii Die @rreebnrfeit 10 bod geltiegen.
6aB bereits hellte Der gerlllgfiigiglte
gtnIab III glusihreitungen lno Sgat.
lidteiten fiibrt. oISll 5luei Diiniliell
fGnnte man bier Den wiloelten sliii.
rubr beroorritien, ia9te elm Sabrlf.
Better nit einem glit auf Die Ne.
bcridle; runO Ge jiIngcn Wtdoden
iiuo Die idIiminiten. Sor eilllger Belt
muroe cine fatbollit]e (enperen3ee.
icaidait 9egriinoet, Die WtitslieSer
erbieIten fIeine 9lb5eit)en nit einenr
gilSnij oes gopitcs. g9o immer ein
ioI6es slb5ciher geieben ipilroe, fam
e5 ioiort 3u Son0gemcn9cn, oie Wao'
den riiien einanDer Die &leioer bonn
9eibe." NO INNER e5 5lpiid)en Iro.
teitauten lno aatgoIIten su 9ieibun.
gen mo 8efpaIitbdtigfeiten FAM,
rporen es Die proteiinntilfen Srnuen
uno Wi10deu, bic Den 9Infang mad.
ten 10 Itnrt lit Die grbitterlna &C.
lpadien Is lit ritt mosIid), NIT Die.
len ausiareitiinqcn 3u ipnpotbiiie.
rem elm init mitteIaIterIid)er 5ana.
ti$mus Bot oas GoIt ersrifien. Ser
mtn't rro 8riinOe iino maftlos ae'
poroen. o9eieiien inb Sic" idreibt
6amiIton 6pie; i'd diiberte oieier
Gage nit oller goriiht etlpas iiber
hieie lluouloiamtelt uno 8eieiienbeit
gcgeuiiber Der 5rou zines Srse.
niellrs. Sic botte i'm glusIanoe gelebt
um0 mar nidlts meniger als ensber3ie
o6er porurtbeiIspoa, aber iie iubr
aui: a6anatiih2 ]lutiirlih iino mir
iauatiit. @ott iei es geoanft."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
Catherine gpeber perfloote gln.

- Catherine Weber perflaate glns
bretp Weber. benz lie i'm Suni 1897
anaetraut ipurbe duf S6eibuna duf
9runo BON brutuler Sebanbluna. Sic
perlanet audi bic Sbbut iiber ibre 5
ainber: Murie 16. William Ia. Ho=
bert II, gbparb 7 unb Gliiabetb 2
Sabre alt unb unterbaltungsgelo.
- Ben 9rebman pertlagte Wamie
Wliler unb bic Staot Gopinaton auf
3a6luna BON $159.66 nsbIt 3inien
BON 20. Sttober 1913 fir Straben>
per6eiieruno an Der 80. Strube uno
perlanat einen Glen auf SrunDeigens
tbum.
- Die Gppinatpn Snbinas 9dnf II.
SruIt So. ais 9ormuno Der Wtarie
Glen Wsber itelte i'm Gireuitoerihte
bas 9eiua. bas gtedIt gu erbalten,
Elm aeipiiiqs 9runoitiit au pertauSn,
UNI laufenbe 2lusaaben au oedsn.
- Sm gunbesoerihte purbe Die
Sdaoeneriabtlaae Der Siabela Sap,
aominiitratorin Der SD. Soap 6inter
luiIenihaft. uegen Die Samuel W.
Sroit COMPANY aei6Ii9tet. Sap
tpurbs in Der 2lnIaae Der 9eIellIdaft
bon einem 5reibriemen erfabt uno
oet0btet.
= SSnfplee ieines Differs purbe
puraeitern WiIiam Gibbs. Der Der
n8optleaaino" an0etIaat mar bonn
gunbesri6ter Go6ran entlaiien. oa
er oeriprdd. lid na6 einem Solouten,
beim au beqeben. 9eitern MN puroe
er herumitrei6enb i'm 8unpesaebduOe
qefunoen uub pom Ri6ter auf 6 Wtoz
nat. ndd bem &npr Gountp 8efdngz
nib Qeidnbt. = Die 9tntlaae oeoen
Sacob 9obr ipeaen 9erIebunq oes
SleomsrQurine 9eIeBes lpurbe nies
beruei6lagcn.
- WGbreno Der Tall Don sd.
gedslen oroen bic 6. q. .. II. :. g.
giienbabn i'm gunoesoeridte in 8erz
banoluno mar, ma6te Der Qlnpalt oes
&lGoers Elm Statement oor ben 9es
idporcnen. aeosn ben Die InpGlte
Der 8ertlaoten Ginnano erbpben. On
malt 9dlpin itelte Den 4ntraQ. bah
bic 9ei6porenen entlaIIen iperben
ioIlten. ba Tie our6 bas Statement
beeinflubt puroen. Ridter Gp6ran
sntIieb bic 8eiapprencn unb perIdpb
Die WprbnnOlunn
- Sobn Surter, II Sabre aft, non
Cincinnati. purbe in ben @ertitatten
ber Queen unb Crescent gabn in
2uoloip pon einem Wtaidinentbetl aez
troffen unb erIitt cinsn 9rua BEG
ShIlterbIattes. Or. +. .. GriaIer
leiitete i6m bic nDtbias 6iIfe.
- RaIpb Root tpurbe geitsrn aui
Griu6en Der Gbicagosr pOIi5ei pom
ppIi3ei6ef GalIoban in 2ubIotp per-
baftet. Gr pirO negsn 8erlaFens
isiner 5amilie in Gbicaso psrlorgt.
- Samuel Oats, Der in Der 6eilss
armee Gituoeue pcrgeitern Ra6t
itarb, purbe bon feinsm Reffsn @ils
liam Yarriib. bon Der q. unb @Isns
ipap 4penue, aIs SamusI llb ibentifis
5irt. Die 9erpan0ten bes 9eritorbas
ncn psroen fir Ieine geitatturg iors
gen.
Sn Der Gb. 9rot. Ct. qauIs
Stride, II. unb 8ontIid Strabs (pa.
flor 20. 8. Dorm piro mprgsn, Gbare
freitag), 9ormittags 1915 Der i5eits
gOttesOisnIt nit 5eier bss bI. 2lbenos
mabls in oeutidsr Sprade abgcbals
ten. Der g5aitOr pirb iiber bic @orte
SeIu an Sreu3s preoigen: r9uter,
bergieb ibnen, Oenn iie piiien ri6t,
mas lie t9un." 2lm 2tbeno I'm a3t |
llbr ipiro bic 5eitanon6t in ergIii6sr
Spruhe abgsb0Itsn tperben. Der Cert |
luiro iein: rGs 1T pOlbru6t. Batter, in
Define !6dnos befsble id msinen 8eiit."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
@Ollmarfts Slid uns Gnoe
9trlin 30. Mar,


IS mar eInmal :. Run ipirb auf
bas lsbis Stutdsn bss alien 9erIinE
bsri9piuben: oem Dpumartt 1T bas
SterbtgI6d9en bertiis srilune.n, ieir
Gnbs lit beidIofsn. Si. WoIlmdrtts
in 0eutitlun0 bdben iit Idneit iiber'
!ebt uHO limb aIle sinsssousen. Rur
Der in Berlin fubrts nod Elm Sddttens
oaiein. 9rauben i'm dubsriten Often.
in Der Glbenuer Sirabe, in Der Rins
bsrbaIls bss Stdbtii6sn 3sntraIs
@isbbofs ipieIts iid bas IsBts llsber-
bIsibieI Don isnsm eeipuIiisen 2.ben
ab, bas bis in bic iitb5issr Sabre bius
Elm sanS Berlin in Qtbem bidt uno
ni6t nur in tommer3islIsr, ionbern
aud in io3iaIsr gsSi.buns einsn dos
ratteriitiidsr Sienpel unierer Rsi6ss
bauptitdbt auipriidte.
Der DoIImartt mar bis 1870 bas
Grsignib bss Sommers in Berlin, unb
Die Wollontel iene tnratieriiiiIhen.
bibsrben GeiiaIten aug Der prppins,
bra6ien genegIng unb Siimmung in
oas monotOn Oabinidlei9enbs gsrIi.
Her 2e6en unb Dor aIlsu 9inssn 9eIb
unter bi. 2eute. 9as pprmGr5lits
Berlin gIi1 elmer beIdsioenen Yrps
pinSitubt, crit Die DolIonieI, bic aus
allen @au,n 0sutfdlnnbs mad bier
5uiammsnitr0mtsm suben uHferer
Reidsbauptitaot einen srobftdbtiiden
.3ue, uno .s 1T bejei1nsnb, bab pas
2uitipiel Der @oIImartt" ppn bsm
uIs RomaHi6riftitsllsr inter BEN glas
men $. gIaur,H betnnnten aarl 9Dtts
LOB SumueI !0sun iabrsIang Elm ssrns
aefsbnes unb piel belaates Stiid aui
unieren 9Ibnen mar, bas iibrisens
bi. Sbes gu CffenbnH's Barrier 2ss
ben" esssben BAT. Molmdrtis fiub
idon iurS no6 ben Greibsitsirissen in
Berlin obsebaIten ipDrben. Bon einsm
rihtissn 8pamarti lam man aber
bod erit felt 1920 fprehen. Der Wolls
banbel bate fir Berlin srDber. Be
bsutune seponHen, unb bic Grribtuns
zines @oIlmarttss CAB 8eranIaHuns,
oaR bic Ditliten qropinsen bas Gre
5elgnib ibrer S6dfereien, auf berm
9ultur INNER mebr Sorgfult DerDens
bet tpurbs, bier gum @ertauf bra6ten.
Sic fanben bier unb In ben peitlihen
uno iiibIi6en 9ebieten Deutf6lanbs,
ba5u aud i'm 2luslanb ipiIIis. 4bnebs
mer. Woae lparb Elm pi6tigsr Rilds
fraatartiisI fir bic Gubrl.ute, bic BON
@eitsn uno Siiben nit ibren Wasen
bier antdmen.
Der Nollmartt III iiber 80 SABRE
auf bem bieiigsn alsranberplab abets
balten porbsR, unb feline @lun3tdge
bat sr bier srlsbt es mar Elm 2ebsn
uno 5reiben, 10 bunt unb eigendrtis,
Elm bib6sn BON bsm 3auber elmer 81.
geunerromuntit umnoben, bdB bds
itille Sprssatben aufborhts, tpenn In
Der Speitsn Sdlfte bss Suni bic eritsn
sroBen nit WoIle beluDenen gDagen
iibsr Ous boIpsrigs pflafter in Berlin
einfubrsn. llnb mas fur @eiidltsn
iparsn bic 5u9rIsuss! Der beutis.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-04-09
@as bsoeHtsn spmpiOms9 -
arSt sibt NGnnern einsH Ratb.


Gin aIIaemeines gerfaaen Der pebens'
cranne, fpie bes Wlaeens. ber esber, tsr
Hteren, bes SCREENS iiffp.. 'bre Nilid..
ten In oollftem Wlabe Su erilusn, ~
bsraniportIih fir biele spriptume. mel
DE bon benz Qoisn bduiia aIs Rr1nis
beiisn- iIafitft5tri perbeH; SmniereiIi
nommsn iSerben. nell he BE isoridufsr
bon aronfheii nnb friib,eitiesm gstfnle
finb. 1iefe Ebmpfone dubern it6 tn
Der urt bon Dotansei6eH bfs Ssrdrnn'
heus bon bernbpefebier eebensfrdft Yet.
saaibeii, Observation-Disclosures iinb .au'
sranrSseu sa fSs Sss Ssssn Vsaat snb. ser sR IT.
Ter berirancnsbolle Gebran6 bsr ilIs
fen iolasuben gerfbreitnna nitro bic
formnlen ndiiirItnen Surifioner bsr
berffiseenen Crednt bee acrpsrs tH
ben Si1Hb fcbeH, nm bas Berf6winbert
nfler.. ber tolaenbsn, Gnninfelis gu psr'
iois sInarfnnfeiie sluasn. falis gsire.
mliaisn, Sdmsr8en IN ateuie. G6wsr
1en I'm Sinierioirie Tiedeu ppr ben efii.
deH, S6lpdde i'm 5iidardt. 3udeu .uno
3itern. Geodhinibfhpdne, appet'iic.
tiafsii,. iibermabias Waasrisii tooer
ysitIsisisieIt snaMms1r,esi3fsmg',fss R,1gi,ss
bnmbfss aopf,peb. Rsritopflina. 9ieren.
tinrele.mdhipieiisr Grreabdtfesi iito
elm allaemeiner AafuuiNfnbruh beS @nr'
eeises nno bsr WqdHnIt6ieii
9uerii eerf6df'en gle fib Qompcunb
Tlnib Fdbmipori In einem 1 unlc'Rldet
iinb 3 lin5en Ebrup Sdrfdpdrilll gorp
polire; ne5rieii Eie ef mad 6dnfe. mi.
fden Eis rs uuo fniisH Ste g tlpsi
E.nnben iieher: bnnn nebrer gie e,He
iirIe gomppnrb gfente qnrbioI tino eine
iinse Iindnrc gabomers Qcuipoiinb
mid, 0arhomonil. Dlti6en Ste WHet
IN elmer fcbs cher odi iirsenEnfdhe,
fdiiiieln Gle iiihha uub nebmer Sis
ciner IbeeIDifeI boli rdf ieber WdbI5eli
nnb eiren Dor benz Sdlafsnnehen. ntii
eirein nadiiolnrnbeu 1rnrie Ndifers.
etrnu Gle es III odnfe bereiisH. Drpufi
Rieranb bic Sdipddbcn eires Hnbersn
All IeuHen ufib nIe foii'pieltaen nukia'
atn iperbfn beruiieoen.
Ter Mdrasl an eld6aeipi6t bfi
Wldnncru IN eine foriipdbrenbe Tusfle
her getieasnbcii. fflbii iueun bas gnbiis
ilm es an tpenipfien berriiiibei. 2uui
gpfen FIT Gieieniaer, pslfe eire glie'
herheTfieHnnn AZ boiler firoterber Be'
Iliubhcit mhniden nub ale bic i1nlii
,erhuunene BIiidielidieii. III cbias ptiifi'
bsbanoiuna uiiiacibeiIi.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-06-01
ARREST DECLARED
TO Be AN OUTRAGE
Or. WINTERS MD WIFE ARE
VERY BITTER N THilK RE-
SENTIMENT.
IN Investigation OF Premises Has
Failed to Disclose ANY Es idencc
Regarding the Missing
Girl.
BY the 'n!ted Press.

New castle i,a I,ra po.,,,,,.
,,o ....-..i..,.
- s'' go - - '''e i''t'''' ".
- ~ 'fo1@ '"ai aifiidFI's nave been
'hed# charging ilr. W. y Winters and
his wife with the murder 81 HE miss
ing ehild ra,l,ari,-a .,z5-3=.z
ca t,. ,,,..,..........
'''' '2es'' Nv
'''''' '''''' Tue 9'"te y 7a'a To
depend for most Of it's evidence
Against The Winters, admitted today
mat AbIe Was not his real name.
lie claims thai his evidence rev,s
largely upon conversations between
LIT. and Mrs. Winters which he re-
corded by means OF Il diefHgra}h
All Sunday men dug about the VIM
trrs home looking for evidence a.
TO the alleged disposal OF tho girl,
body but although tney have rearh-
ed depth Of eight feet in uIaf.e
no evidence has b. EN- raend pr
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-06-01
FOR TIE
REMAINDER OF THE WEEK

Il is the special desire Of Saperin-
tendent VIM aud al the members
Of his faculty hat the patrons and
friends OF the school visit the High
school building some time tomorrow
and inspect the exhibit work Of the
pupils The doors viii be opened
n o'clock and remain open all
day The teachers win be there 90
show all visitors through the rooms
aud explain 70 them the many in
terestine features in the exhibit.
This exhibit has been made d lea.
lure OF commencement for several
wears and il is said The subjects on
exhibition this year are greater in
number and sufpass in merit any
previous exhibit All persons inter
ested IN The schools sill be ReIeom-
cd
Wednesday morning al 10 O'clock
the graduation exercises Viii ia
held al the First Baptist church, SUI
periniendenf VIM announces that
the exercises via begin promptly on
time. A splendid program mas been
arranged for that occasion and the
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-06-01
The HOUSE PASSES
THE LABOR MEASURE
BY the United Press

Washington. June Without a
dissenting vote the house of repre-
sehtatiyes amended the anti trust
law To exempt labor unions from nm
ialr action under the anti sherma,
anti trust law today.
''s' ehufeh'y Il mechanic by trade.
was shot and instantly killed in n
machine shop near police station ~
day The police arrested b. V. Cool
ey' and also found revolver said to
eeionE 70 Cooley near by. III.
preacher left a widow and several
children.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-06-01
The FRENCH CABINET
RESIGNED IN A BODY
The Cabinet Has Not been Certain
Of n Majority in the thambc: Of
Deputies since the Last
Elo( ton.
~ \ ssOcLatal pfesS

Paris, .lune The French cab
met under Premier neumergne re
signed today Fhe eabiHe, has been
uncertain Of majority in the cham
Der of deputies since the election.
differences also arose Over the finan-
clai and military measures
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-06-01
Woman Indignant.
by the United Press.

Findlay, OHIO, June 1.-The L.
Seaf-oid girl held here on suspicion
'hat she is the missing Catherine
winters is Emma Thrapp, grand
daughter OF woman OF the same
name III Whose custody she was
found, Mrs Thrapp was indignant
at being arrested.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-06-01
.OR. WINTERS AND WIFE
ONCE MORE ARRESTED
Taken Into Custody on New attmiay.
Its and Released Under; Bond in
the sum OF $4,000 Each
Cooper still in Jail.

Nc" Castle, Ind, June l.-Dr and
MIS- Winters were rearrested on new
"ihaaNits and Immediately releas-
Cd on $l0,e9o bonds today. The
prosecutor refused 10 divulge his eyi,
dehce' lie said he would call "a
grand jury to investigate The case
W. IL Cooper remained in Jail, un-
able to furnish the $4,000 bond
required.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-06-01
PREACHER IS KILLED
SLAYER IS ARRESTED
KEY {. j. Tatum of beaumont Kill.
Ell In Dispute Over an Ac-
count i. Y. Cooley
Is Held.
By the Associated Press

beaumont. Texas, June l.-Rey.
l. j. Tatum was killed here this
morning in machine shop over an
argument regarding the cost of GER
tam work done for him, b. ".
Cooley had pistol when arrested
and another revolver. said to have
belonged to the preacher. was found
near by
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-06-01
HE HOUSE AMENDS
THE CLAYTON HiII
by the Associated Press.

Washington, June 1.-The house
amended the Clayton bill SO tbat
no FARMERS organization or labor
union shall he held as d combination
in restraint OF trade.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-09
LoRIMER AGAIN INDICTED.
Charged With Making Loans to Own
COMPANY When lnsolvent


Company Whom lnsolvent.
Chicago, Oct. 9.-An Indictment
against William Lormer and Joseph F.
Gallagher. his associate in the con-
struction firm of the I.orimer & Gal
lasher company. was returned yes
terday by the federal grand jury prob
ing the La Sale street bank smash.
1t is based on worthless loans of
S56,500 of the depcsitors' money when
the bank was a national institution,
made to the construction company.
Indictments against Charles b. Mum
day. vice president OF the bank: Charles
G.. Fox. cashier. and Thomas Nc
Donald. assistant cashier. in addition
to the first indictments returned last
MONTH also were returned. They
charged that false entries were made
on the banks books to deceive the ma
tional banl, examiner.
The ind;ctmen. of Lorimer and Gall
lagher contains thirtysiN counts. 1t
recites six loans made to the Lorimer
& iGallagher company and constituting
misappropriations of the banks funds,
and declares them to be violations of
the law on six points.
The loans mat, TO the construction
company were secured only by its notes
and are declared to have been worth
nothing because the construction COM
pany was insolvent when the notes
We're given. William Loriiner is said
to have arranged for the loans as
president of the bank and Mr.. Gal
lagher is named as his abettor.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-09
WITH Ess AERoPLANE DUEL.
Thousands Of Soldiers Watch En-
counter Between Germans and French,

Bordeaux, Oct. 9.-Onlcial dlSpatcheS
received by the French war department
give a graphic account OF an aerial
duel which was watched by thousands
of soldiers Of the French and German
armies Oct. 3 al Jonchary, in the re-
gion of Rheims.
A German aeroplane of the aviatic
type ascended With two men and after
circling over the French positions was
returning to its own lines, when Ser
geant Frantz, one of the most expert
of French aviators, accompanied by
his mechanic. Quinaul,, sprang to a
machine and gave chase.
BY a skillful maneuver the French
aeroplane took the German on the flank
and wounded the pilot and put a bullet
thru the gasolene tank.
A sheet OF flame enveloped the
.aviatic and the machine DROPPED rap
idly, landing close to the French lines.
In the descent the unwounded man
continued to fire his pistol until pre-
vented by the flames.
Sergeant Frantz came to earth in a
series of. magnificent spirals. Both
Germans were found burned to death
in the embers of their machine Frantz
was decorated with the Legion of Hon.
or and Qainault was awarded the mil
itary medal for their exploit.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-09
Firing Continues All Niaht.

London. Oct. 9-The Amsterdam COR
respondent of the Reuter- Telegram
Company at 12:46 p. M, cabled:
The uninterrupted laundering of
guns was heard at Rosendaal, . from
Antwerp turnout the night. The firing
slackened little in the early morn
ing but it has since resumed. The
sky last night was red with the flames
OF Antwerp
Rosendaal is about twenty miles from
Antwerp in Holland.
Fighting Outside City.
A dispatch to the Chronicle from
Rosendaal. Holland, dated Thursday
evening, says:
Severe fighting is proceeding out
side of Antwerp. I am informed that
shrapnel struck the Erasmus hospital
in Fontaine street. breaking many
windows. In Turnhout and it's vicinity
many houses have been destroyed.
1T is reported here that the Ger
mans have been compelled to retreat
for short distance.
"A number of Ursuline nuns have ar
rived at Breda, Holland, from Londer-
eel, near Malines. where their convent
was destroyed by the German fire al
tho they We're nursing there, it is said,
hundreds Of wounded" q
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-09
east Galicia. The landstrum and the
Polish legionaries rivalled each other
y,,
Other sueeesse. Claimed.

London. Oct. 9.-The Austrian war
office made the following official an
nouncement under date of Oct. 5, says
a dispatch to the Reuter- Telegram
Company from Vienna coming by way
of .Amsterdam:
To the already announced successes
against the Montenegrn troops now is
added a decisive blow against the Ser
Wan troops who invaded Bosnia a.
Vishegrad. Their northern column
from Srebrenitza, moving against
Bagna and Basta, already have been
repulsed and driven across the Drina
with the loss of their supply train.
The main Servian forces who ad-
vanced on Roumania and Planina un-
der command of General Mylos Bcja-
movie, former minister OF war, were
routed by our troops in an engagement
which lasted two days and only es-
capped capture by hasty flight. One
battalion of the Eleventh regiment
and several quick fire guns were cap
tured."
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bardment of the quarter of the town
lying behind was begun after the
declaration Of the commander OF the
stronghold that he took the response
bility.
The ;srship hall at Dusseldorf has
been hit by bomb thrown by hos
tile aviator. The roof OF the hall was
pierced and the cover of an airship was
demolished
In the east the Russian colu;nn is
marching from Lomza. Russian Po-
land, and has reached Lych in E.a-.
Prussia, Just beyond their frortier and
almost directly west from AuguStoWo.'
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-10-09
ALLsFAcTloNs IN JAPAN.
Opposition to War Loan Form Of Pro-
test on Limitation.

Toxic, Sept. "a few members OF
the Seiyukai, or opposition party op-
posed the government war program
during the special session of the
japanese diet. but finally in the interest
of national harmony withdrew all oppo-
sition and the war credit of about
s27 100000 was voted. The opposition
took the form of a remonstrance against
Japan submitting to any form of limi-
tation at the hands of Great Britain as
to what she could or could not do in
the war with Germany.
1t was not in keeping with Japan's
national pride. the speakers said, that
Japan should be kept from the south
seas or any other part of the Pacific
ocean where her interests as a nation
at war might call her.
Subsequent to the adjournment of the
diet it was announced that Great Brit
ain had informed Russia and France
that the agreement as to future peace
must not be regarded as modifying in
any way the terms or obligations of the
alliance with Japan.
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CLAIM RUSSIANS FLEE.
Austrians Say invaders Have Be.
Driven Back in Galjcja.

Austrians Say invaders Have Been
Driven Back in GaIieia.
Vienna, Oct. 5, via Amsterdam and
london, Oct. 9.-The following official
announcement signed by General Hoef-
er deputy chief of the general staff,
was given out at Vienna today:
sour troops have made further ad
yances and yesterday they repulsed
the enemy on the road to Przemysl
rear Barycz. west of Dynow. Przezow
has been recaptured and guns have
been taken.
"In the territory between the river
vistula and the river San we took
many prisoners from the fleeing Rus
slams.
..rhe renewed violent attack on
Przeymsl has been repulsed and the
enemy's dead and wounded were cap
tured by the thousands.
: eve have been victorious at sz!gct.
IN Marmoras county. Hungary, and In
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STOLEN SUBMARINE SENT BACK.
Vessel Communicated by italian Off
Ger Anxious For War Seized.

Vessel Comm oandeered by italian Otti-
Ger Anxious For War Seized.
Leghorn, Italy, via Paris. oct o
The cruise of the Italian huiit subma-
rine. which disappeared from the Gulf
of Spezia some days ago and later
turned up at Ajaccio, Corsica. has
come to an end. The French authorl-
ties at Ajaccio. who took possession OF
the vessel asked Paris what DISPOSE
tion they should make of it.
Paris communicated with Rome.
Italy sent destroyer to get the sub
marine, and there is reason to believe
that it is now on it's way home under
this convoy.
This submarine was under the COM
mand of a retired naval lieutenant.
Angelo Beiione, VINO told his crew ne
had been intrusted with secret mis-
sion. On arriving at Ajaccio the crew
began to suspect thSc, y vas pot right
with the expedition. They voiced their
suspicious to the port authorities, who
at once took possession of the vessel