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Evening journal., 1914-06-27
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT.
Rent
For Rent

WEST SIDE.
1912 w. 14th St, "A rooms and bath.
1903 Pennsylvania Ave, IL rooms and bath
9l3 Van Buren, st.. 70 rooms and BATH
2325 Pennsylvania Ave, 10 rooms and bath
1909 Clayton ST., rooms and BATH
100 Fulton ST.. rooms and bath.
1900 Harrison St., 8 rooms and bath
21O Gray Ave, rooms and bath
212 Gray Ave, rooms and bath
lilo W. Sixth St., rooms and bath.
217 West ST. II rooms and bath
621 Orange ST.. rooms and bath.
1926 Van Buren, St, rooms and bath
3OB Cedar st., rooms.
314 Cedar ST. rooms
1913 dupont st., rooms and bath.
100 DUPONT ST., rooms and bath
211 DUPONT ST.. rooms and bath
729-731 DUPONT St., ) rooms and bath.
EAST SIDE.
200 r. 25th ST., rooms and bath
1920 Claymont st., rooms.
23l4 Lamotte ST., rooms and bath.
703 Poplar st., rooms and bath
$40 Kirkwood ST. rooms and bath.
203 3 28rd ST., rooms and bath
325-326 Mendinhall Ave, rooms and bath.
1928 Brandywine St., rooms
APARTMENTS.
9OT West ST., rooms and bath
9O7 West ST.. rooms and bath.
1102 Gilpn Ave- rooms and bath
700 French ST. rooms and bath
BOG Adams St, rooms and bath.
STORES
n. w. Cor Sixth and Tatnall SITS.
812 King street.
535 Tatnall street.
9l3 Orange street.
400 King street
Suburban property and property in coun.
try, in all directions.
George R. Townsend Co..
NO. WEST NINTH STREET.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27

. If THIS is YOUR BIRTHDAY !
June 27.

A person of this birthdate is born
under the sign Cancer and governed
py the changeable planet Luna. Peo.
pie OF this birthdate learn readily and
seem to absorb information from ali
sides. They should strive for high
Ideals and cultivate their higher ma
ture.
These people should not marry has
tily and consider long and carefully
before taking a matrimonial engage
ment. They love show and display
and are inclined to be vain and ex-
travagant. This nature does not like
quiet, but It needs the calmness and
strength which comes from silent
meditation every day.
An emerald should be worn for
luck.
The women are extravagant and
are vainer than the men
The Lost and Found Columns will
contain answers to Want Ads. Auto
mobiles will be disposed of at a profit
through a Want Ad this week.
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SALESMEN WANTIlil

Il AlESMEN WANTED EXPERIENCE
unneetsfatyf easy work. big paw
Nfie ior large list Of openings Offering on.
poflnnities 20 earn 500 20 $500 month
while you learn. Address nearest ONCE
Dept $50 National Statesmen Training AK
seoclation Chicago. New York Kansas City
Han Francisco iuno27.1t
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II OR RENT--WITH BOARD, LARGE
4 iront room with private bath No g19
ainah st. iune20-im.
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AGENTS. WANTED


m 0L0RED AGENT WANTED RFNTFfT
~ order; 500 70 $500 monthly a. hust.
ler Write quick. Address Box &c. 100
Cincinnati, Ohio iune27.f
M i WANT TO START 100 LOCAL AND
travelling agents this month taking
ofuff. fer FRUIT trees berry plants, roses.
shruhhefy. shade trees, etc. and Offer spe,
ciai Inducements for quick notion Paw
weekly. No Investment required 40 deliy4
ei'ee ot collections to Nuke Clean straight.
forward proposition Address perry Nmrse,.
aeA. hornesler N iune27lt
ID kER IN CONCENrRATFD CORN
~ just out nothing else like IA Carry
rifht ~ Your pocket The biggest seller
4Ai today enormous profits. coins Won
NnsN' Anyone can now have a cooling
glass Of laeer beer whenever thew want n
simply wonderful amazing great
SHOW n-sell them ALL II $50 a week iooks
fpoA % YOU send postal today. The Am.
jnne27-lt
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WANTED. FEMALE

T1 ELIARhE WIDOW WISHES POSITION
AA aa housekeeper Can give reference All.
ifeHt VIC. Evening journal Ohiec. iune2e-2t
M ANTED POSITION AS CASHIER
and hooAkeepcr or Office work Rest
W fritfenco. Address MlQ. Evenng Jour
cHNe junca2.6t
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ROOMS FOR RENT


D00MS FOR LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING
IL No. 2ol r. Fifth ST. junction.
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HELP WANTED--MALE.


~ OYS WANTED ~ APPLY WILSON
I'D News Agency. No. 215 West Tenth St.
sr No. Ill w Second ST. iune25-3t
~ OK WANTED 10 LEARN CARRIAGE
ID and wagon work Waifher Co. over
Market street bridge. unea72ajuly1
w ANTED-RIvETERs APPLY ELL.
wv cott Machine Corporation, Baltimore,
Md or Lynch's Hotel, Saturday evening. be.
tween and p. N. iune25-at.
r 0CAL REPRESENTATIVES, WANTED.
L. No canvassine or soliciting required
.sood income assured. Address National
cooperative Realty Co. V.a47 Marden Bldg
Washington. d. G. maya. .6.9.i8.16,2o.2 .2s.
b. soiune8,6 6,1o,1s,17,2o,24 ~.
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FOX SALE OR RENT.


K OR SALE OR RENT-No. 25 BUENA
vista street rooms and bath corner
house, with large lot; sewer connections and
gas. Apply No 6O4 Vandever avenue or
n. g. Pierce, Edge Moor. Del r. F. D..
NO T. june2O-7t
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EoR RENT-Two COMMUNICATING
Il front rooms for lodging Excellent loca.
non y. A. phone $50. june5.1m
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u OR RENT-NTCELY FURNISHED
rooms. No. a09 West Sixth street
iunet2-1m.
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EoR sALE-ONE INDIAN MOTOR
cycle, S35; one Emblem. s12s one
eew Reading worth S225, for $3.50; new
and French ST. iunefs.wfe,9m
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Welding Brazing and Cutting
Observation-Disclosures. All Work
Guaranteed. Estimates Given.
National Machine Company
Phones. 51I Orange 81
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FOR RENT
RENTAL LIST

NLlN AL LIOI
1926 Market ST., 10 sac 90
913 shallcross, 8 R g. 400
1112 Washington St, IL r 6 $40 IN
1913 Clayton ST., 10 r & s35 az
1926 w. Seventh ST., 10 r s. Bs35 90
GOA West St.. IL r & $40 90
500 Buttonwood St.. dwelling Store s22 90
Corner propertvj
sos Shipley ST., store and cellar 500 90
y. Ninth St.. store a. cellar s25 90
9O4 Market ST. store.
Newly papered and painted.
sS5 Market St., store and Offices
sua Market ST., second floor ofhces with
fine daylight
l7l5 W Thirteenth st.. R Bs1soo
FACTORY or Shop, Seventh street. between
Mendinhall Ave. & B.......Sfso0 90
Mendinhall Ave. r & B.....Sl7.9 90
80 KING St. store, after alterations SEQ 90
1900 Lancaster Ave. store $40 al
SUMNER COTTAGES.
Two furnished cottages rooms and bath.
At Ocean City, n. j.. renting for 5000 each
for season.
DELAWARE TRUST CO..
n. 2. COR. NINTH AND MARKET SITS.
Omen Tuesday and Saturday Evenings.
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HELP WANTED

TE QNA GOVERNMENT JOBS OPEN
a OsVVV 90 men and women SOS 10
Slao month Write for list Franklin Insti.
Ttite Dept 40 Rochester, N. N
inne27 Pm.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27

vxy ANTED F. GIRL FOR GENERAL
wv homework No washing Apply TO
Mrs Wharry, Twenty-seventh and Market
tfreets iune25-3t
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II OR sALE--THREE HORSEPOWER
a international Gasoline Engine. on
lruek one 2a-inch Circular saw. with belt
,Msaus M ter work also one 5.horsepower steam
engine and one small steam pump IN in srst
class condition a. "A. Price. Newport Del
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ID EFiNED GENTLEMAN IN PRIVATE
IL family, for second story front room. An
eonveniences. No. 700 Adams S. may2s.tf.
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HFTP WANTED-FEMALE

-s~s.@>-
III ANTED- MIDDLE AGED WHITE
w woman for general homework Ap,
ply No 1909 French ST. juneeatf
n XPERIENCED OPERATORS ON MAIN.
Hl sool underwear Apply John W. Tucker,
s p Cor Fifth and Frenth SIS. iune26.h.
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IT. HREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS.
second floor. with bath Reas-
onable. No 4l8 Madison 81. june28. st.
Evening journal., 1914-06-27

~N0UNG NAN. 2s YEARS OLD. COLLEGE,
X graduate desires summer position AZ
laflfief or clerk. preferably IN hotel AZ sen.
9here Excellent references Address WOO
Evening t0urnal Office, iune6 cod I'm
Evening journal., 1914-06-27

- OR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED
~ room % private family No. 2t05 W
tifth street. iune23.12t
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FOR RENT
I22os Washington St. Q rooms and bath.
1903 Broome St.. 10 rooms and bath
iii Brsndywine ST. rooms
store, n. p. Cor. 14th and Market SITS
s32 Noodlawn Ave. rooms
2lO-3l2 Grey Ave, rooms and bath
IN. =. Cor. Fifth and Harrison Sts.. store 3
rooms and bath
306 w. card ST., Rooms and bath
los w. Gath st., rooms and bath.
ll2l Railroad Ave, 8 rooms ald bath.
S5t p. 24th St., rooms and bath
9l2 ". Seventh ST.. rooms and hath
APARTMENTS
The Colonial 14th and Market SITS. 2nd
door, rooms and bath
11o3 Gilpin Ave-
405 W. Eighth St.. rooms and bath
Evening journal., 1914-06-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HOUSES ON EIGHTEENTH sTPFFT
i Il near Boulevard, fronting on mark An.
ply to SAMUEL II. BAYNARD, JR
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Il OR RENT--FURNIsHED ROOMS FOR
Ashthouaekeepng No. 816 Madison
street iunels.eod.1m.
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FF or RENT-FuRNIsHED OR UNFUR.
n nished rooms Third floor Reaaonabie
No. 1917 West ST. fuues.e .eod4n,
Evening journal., 1914-06-27

r. OR SALE--A VERY sUBsTANTIAIr,y
built building. asxt17 III No center
posts, Centrally located Suitable for a gar.
junel2.tf
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SITUATIONS WANTEp--MALE

7hT AN EMPLOYED IN DAY TIME. DE
s4f4 eires extra work three nights each
sfeek tnn heip with books, etc What have
<'ou 70 oferi Address MO- Evening Jour.
snal Office. innea2.6t
Evening journal., 1914-06-27

THoROuGHBRED WHITE WYANDoTTF
eggs, soc for 49, $3.50 per hundred.
Esss from choice pen, SiO0 for 1s il.
hayard Leach. Roselle, Delaware. u All
aete-t4. juno4 tts.im
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q EcoND STORY FRONT ROOM. pRI.
- vate family No. oi6 West Eirhtb
street. june25tf
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NJ iCELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY
~ front room for ladies' or husband and
VILE Use q telephone. Apply No. sal
iFthah 81 fob27tf
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II OR RENT-wITH BOARD LARGE
iront room with private bath No 919
ialnaN ~. iune20im.
RoR RENT-Two COMMUNICATING
II front rooms for lodging Excellent loca.
tion p A. phone $50. june5.1m
II OR RENT-NfCELY FURNIsHFD
rooms. No. 8o9 West Sixth street.
iunet2-im.
IT HREE .UNFuRN1sHED ROOMS.
onoblc. No. aI3 Madison st. june2a ST.
4, H. OR RENT NICELY FURNISHED
Il room 10 private family. No. 2t05 W
hh'h street iune23l2t,
u EFiNED GENTLEMAN IN PRIVATE
~ family, for second story front room. An
eonveniences. No 7o9 Adams ST. may2s.tf
u OR RENT--FURNIsHED ROOMS ron
Aghthousekeeping, No. 8l6 Madison
street iunelseod.lm.
T OR RENT-FuRNIsHED or UNFUR.
~ nished rooms. Third floor. Reasonable.
70. 1917 West ~ june6.eod- I'm.
Il EcoND STORY FRONT ROOM PRT.
~ vate family No. o16 West Eighth
siees, june25-tf
NJ icELY FURNISHED SECOND STORY
iFont room for ladies Or husband and
Tatnan ST. sohoz. 'i
SS- --.---.------------- ------------.
BOARDERS WANTED
-.-,ys-s-e->--~eee------a-.--,~ .4--s.-~~-----.-.
w ANIED-BoARDER WANTED. NO
w 615 West ST. iunefs1yn
R OR RENT ~ LARGE FURNISHED
~ rooms with board also table board
40, 1907 Washington St. junetl.lm
PERSONAL
w hALTHY WESTERN RANCHER So
w would marry Address H. Box 95
league Toledo, Ohio. iune27-1t
NOTICES
M ADAM LEO ~ ROMANY GYPSY |
INA Palmist Tells your past, present aud /
future, inst as you have gone and will 20 /
through life for 25c Shellpot Park, vii. /
mngfon, Delaware. dec5tf
NJ OTlCE-rHE NEW CIRCULATING
~ LIBRARY Of No. a05 Washington street
mas removed 70 No. 5I2 W. Ninth street aud
" IN position to take orders for and deiivsl
all the lntest books. Phone calls promptly
attended 70. y. a A. Phone. 6116A; Autu
mntlc 5533 tebtstf
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BOARDERS WANTED

w ANTED-BoARDER WANTED. No.
~ oi2 west ~ iunei5-1m.
RoR RENT - LARGE FuRNIsHED
sooms with board also table board.
NO ieV' washington st. Junetl.1m.
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limited Press Leased Wire Service
NEW YORK, Oct. 13.-(1t a. m,)-
Having showed the French northern
column away from the German lines Of
3communication, the Germans are now
redouhlIng their pushing tactics N an
effort to surround the allies in west
ern Belgium and northwestern France.
II the project succeeds, the French,
British and 1eigians, who probably
number not less than 10000 will be
confronted with the choice OF surren-
eerino Or being driven into the STRAIT
Of Dover and the North sea.
TO accomplish this anrhitiuos ma
noeuver must be the aim Of the south-
ern envelopins line running to
EoIosne, catIIaise or some other chan
nel port. This lire must be strong
enough TO prevent the allies breaking
through and joining the main French
army Il has not been drawn as TAR
as Haxsbrouck which 10 twenty-five
miles from this Strait Of Dover. The
ether part Of the encirelin0 movement
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must develop wide front through
Belgium, sweeping the allies back to
ostend, Dunkirk, or clsewhere along
the water front Il is reported today
that this drive has progressed as far
az Ghent, twenty-five miles from os.
tend. There Is much danger to the
allies in this suddenly developed Ger
man offensive. The. corner into which
they are being forced is the most fav-
orable TO the Germans of any in the
entire theatre Of the war. Neutral
Holland prevents the allies moving to
the north and the sescoast bars re-
treat to the west. coIncidentally with
the development of this offensive In
Belgium, another German offensive Of
far more importance is showing itself
in Russian Poland. The sudden ces-
sation Of Petrograd's optimistic state
ments few days ago, Is now followed
by Indications that the Russians have
had to end their western GaIicia cam
paisn to prevent worse disaster
than they suffered In east Prussia
earIv in the war
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-13
The War at a Glance
Summarized by John Edwin Nevin, United
Press Staff Correspondent.

RUSSIA Cruiser PaIlada tor
pedoed by German submarine In Bal
tic sea. German advance in north
ern part of east Prussia checked and
victories reported in Galicia over the
forces.
BELGlUM-Ghent reported occu-
pied by Germans with their forces
pressing eastward. Rruses said to be
under attack. The Belgium govern
nent ministers now at Havre, where
the new capital will probably be es-
tabIished.
FRANCE-Northwes battle line
being reinforced in expectation Of a
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ENGLAND

limited Press Leased Wire Service
LONDON, Oct. 13.-The lines are
gathering for general engagement
reinforced allies against the German
army which Is attempting an encir.
cling movement toward Ostend and
the coast. Although not officially con-
flrmsd by the press bureau there 10
no doubt here Of the truth Of the oc-
cupatlon Of Ghent by the German
forces. The city 10 only twelve miIes
southeast Of Lokkeren where Il was
known that tho German forces were
concentrated In forces The press
bureau was without news OF the bat
tie today. OFFICIALS however, believe
the Belgian field was marked for the
present 40 the scene Of activity OF the
war.
Tho general opinion here 10 that
Germany will not Violate Hollands
neutrality by using Antwerp az =
naval base, although It 10 admitted
that the kaiser has shown scant re-
gard for the neutrality Of Nuremberg
and Belgium. Naval experts hold
that II the attempt to concentrate Ger
many's naval force at Antwerp Is
made, II 10 what England and the al
lies desire. submarines and shallow
ships might be taken TO Antwerp by
an inside route, but the German bat
tieships would have TO Issue forth
from WiIheImshaven and do battle
with the French and British feet now
on guard off HelIgoiand. The allied
fleet has been waiting and hoping for
just such battle having superlty
in numbers over the Germans. More
over, should the Germans even sue
ceed In getting their war craft 20 Ant
werp, naval experts point out that Il
would be exceedingly easy 70 block
ade the mouth Of the scheldt-even
sasIer thar the present hloekading
operations of Wiihelmshaven which
are lnterferred with by the fortifica-
tions Of n Heiigoiand., The most cheering
news here 10 in the escape Of the
greater part Of the Belgian army and
its Junction with the allied forces
near ostend. Occupation Of channel
ports is now accepted as Germany's
latest objective and the massing OF
forces to circumvent this campaign 10
we'll under way.
The Belgian capital, already twice
moved, will hereafter be established
at havre, France, according to 8or-
deaux dispatches received today. Il Is
reported that the Belgian government
ministers have already arrived there,
although no official announcements 10
yet made. King Albert is still with
his army.
The first skirmishes Of the impend-
Ina battle Of the allies are on. They
are mostly cavalry. The allies are
we'll supplied In this branch and they
have rendered efficient service feeling
out the exact line Of the German ad-
vance. German aviators have been
seen as far west as the coast and some
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-10-13
Serious Situation In South Africa Where Ger
mans Have Stirred the Natives Up to Fever
Heat.
ENGLAND CANNOT H0LD The COUNTRY
Boer. Greatly Outnumber Troops and Have
Been Promised Aid By Germany In the
Revolution.
(sy Ed L. Keen, United Press staff
correspondent.l

sa.,s.a n.... e%>se
=, = cerrs.pondent.l
LONDON. Oct. 49, Ger
man Vaccinations in South
Africa have borne fruit. Eng
land faces armed revolt aided
by German troops and Ger
man arms. The whole union
az South Africa has been put
under martial law.
No attempt was made to-
day to disguise the serious
ness Of the situation ia South
--A frica me official press bu-
reau claimed to have no def
nitA word A ia the number Of
men concerned in the revolt or
81 the location Of hostile
forces. The disaffection dates
back to the forced resignation
81 General Beyers. He had
expressed strong opposition to
the British operations against
Germany and resigned before
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CONTINUED on page ~


lUnited Press Leased Wire service.1
SARAJEVO, Oct. 13.--The trial Of
twenty-five persons on charges Of high
treason and conspiracy in the assas-
sination Of Arch Duke Francis FerdI-
nand of Austria, was begun here to-
day. The three principal defendants
were GavriIIioa Princip, the man
whose shots actually killed the arch
duke and his morganatic wife, and
Trifko GRADES and Nideljko cabrino-
vic, who, the state charges brought to
sarajevo from Belgrade the bombs
with which an unsuccessful attemp.
was made to assassInate the heir to
Austria's throne several hours before
Princip fired the bullets which killed
him.
GavriIio Princip will go down in his
tory as the man who started the
European war. He is an eighteen
year old Servian student. Austria
charged that Servia was constantly
fomentine a revolution against author
ity in the provinces of Servia and
Bothnia and subjected the PROPOSE
tion that carried such serious terms
that Serva'e terms were war. Ger
many sided with Servia and Russia
sided with Servia. The original
cause was forgotten when England
and France were drawn into the vor-
tex
10000 IN RETREAT.
CETTINJE, Oct. 13.-M ontenesrin
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GBy Vim. q. Shepherd, United Press
staff Corespondent.

10y w.t. NJ 9uSPu0I0p SiuSSo saSS~
staff Corespondent.]
PARIS, Sept. 29.-(By mall to New
York.)-Im not allowed to give any
information to the German soldiers,
but il you have any friends in the
German army you'd better tip them
off that If they see among the enemy
a medium sized black man with big
smile who answers to the name Of
Ooh La, they'd better shoot. shoot
frat, or beat II. My friend Ooh La, in
spite Of his smile and his very white
teeth, is one of the most terrible men
i've ever known. Senegal is his homo
and Ooh Ia is as black as the ace OF
clubs. Ooh Ia came up from Senegal
three weeks ago with thousands OF
his slack brothsrs to help the sfisss
against the Germans. No one paid
Ooh La any particular attention for =
long time. He fought at dozens OF
places. but his black brothers all
fought about the same, 80 Ooh La
didn't stand out anything extra. 1t
takes special superIative murdcrous-
ness to make a fighter conspicuous in
a crowd like Ooh Las. At last there
came the battle with the Germans on
the Ourcq near Meaux where, with
ten to one against them, the men from
Africa fought with bullets, knives,
bayonets and fists, singing like devils,
treating German bullets and shells as
If they were only mosquitoes. The re-
suit was that the Germans went away
from there and that about 10 o'clock
that evening the American medical
corps in Paris got word there wan
need for them at Meaux. Tho Amert-
can doctors reached the deserted town
about midnight and were led by an
aged peasant straggIer to the church.
II was an inferno Of pain. Three hum
dred and fifty black men were stretch
ed about on the stone floors, all
wounded. The building was In pitch
darkness except for one candle which
was bobbine about In ghostly fashion
at the altar end Of the aisle. The
doctors found 1t was carried by
peasant woman who was doing her
best for the wounded by washing
their ahastIy injuries with aEnica, her
household remedy for all aches and
pains. The doctors sent out for theii
auto lamps. The groans which had
filled their ears had been almost as
much as even doctor could endure,
but the sight that met their eyes in
the gIarc Of the lamps was almost
The church was like giant can Of
bait with human beings for The with.
ina worms. One doctor noticed
thina whose torn clothes were black
and stiff with dried blood. He threw
his light on it. The thing turned the
whites of its great eyes, showed huge
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seeking New Secretary.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
ROME, Oct. 13.-Pope Benedit to,
day offered the papal secretaryship of
state to Cardinal Pietro Gasparri, titu-
lar bishop Of Cesari Di Palestine. The
cardinal Is loath to accept the high
honor and has not yet returned his
answer. Cardinal Ferrata's recent
death from appendicitis left the Office
OF papal secretary of state vacant.
Cardinal Gaspari is one of the
youngest OF the members of the sac
red college. being only 53 years old.
He was elevated to the cardinalate
December Is, 1907.
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FRANCE

limited Press Leased Wire Serv1ce.l
PARIS, Oct. 13-Generai D'Amada,
commanding the French forces on the
extreme left has been sent reinforce
ments In the belief that the next big
general conflict Of the war will be
STAGED on Belgian soil. Allied forces
In this theatre Of war are said to be
we'll situated. Cavalry encounters
continue without cessation.
The rehabiIitated French aeronau-
ticai division 10 showing unusual ac-
tivity in aerial patrol work against
a repetition Of German bomb dropping
over Paris during the past two days.
cABLED REPORT.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 13.-An official
cable from Bordeaux to the French
embassy stated: "Roye Is still oc-
cupicd by the Germans.
"Fourth corps Of German cavalry
was thrown back to the north of
Lys, toward Armentiers. Two other
army corps were stopped between
Iys and the canal Of Labaese.
"Besore lllte, which is occupied by
our TROOPS ftere are no Germans ex.
cept in thx region Of Lille, seclir,
cardin ard Douia.
"On the night Of October II we re-
pulsed attacks on eisIee, four kiIo-
meters southwest Of San Misiei."
500 O'CLOCK REPORT.
PARIS, Oct. 13-The offensive
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big general conflict when the allies
meet the German advance coastward.
ENGLAND-Serious revolt In South
Africa. Reinforcements being rushed
to Ostend for impending big conflict
expected along river Rys. Expected
Germans will attempt utilization Of
Antwerp as naval base which would
mean Issuance Of German fleet at
WilheImshaven and a sea battle.
GERMANY-Aii OF Poland, west OF
the Vistula river declared swept clear
Of Russian troops. German advance
through Belgian seaeoast progressing
steadily.