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loaded dynamite mines for explosion when the Yaquis have advanced to tfem. There were several explosions Of m nes last evening late. but it could not be learned if there were advanced Indians in the neighborhood or |; the mines were set afr as fore runners of what awaits in the event they attempt again to storm the city
 The representative of the Review again visied the headquarters of Ma tor Maytorena yesterday. He found there that the Yaquis are more than snxiou2 for their orders to take the city. They are awaiting only the af- rival cf additional arms and ammuni- ton when they will again make an
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 Yesterday they had 25O,OOO rounds from Cananea and Nogales. They will have another 150,OOO rounds in their camp by this evening according to their expectations. and will again bo ready for the struggle They state that had they not run out Of ammuni- ton they would have carried the city in their last attack
 The explanation of where the Yaqui with the $2OOO American currency in his clothes gained the money was also made to the Review representative yesterday and the matter was give ! it's first publicity The Yaqui was a captain with a command of ten men on the night Of the attack. He with his men were the ones who entered the city. For himself hikked Captain A. varez, and when he heeced the cap tain's pockets, he found the money on his body, He took 1t to the camp turned 1t over to Maytorena. received it back, and then split 1t with the men who had entered the city witt him..
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PREPARING GUNS
 FOR CHANNEL FIRE

AMSTERDAM, Oct 13.- Reports are current in Berlin that Krdpp's have completed some enormously heavy guns of calibre and range never before attempted and that the large fleet of Zeipplin is being col lected near Kiel awaiting a favorable opportunity to sail for England. ac- cording to statements of a British newspaper man returned from Berlin.
 Artillery officers assured the cor respondent the new Krupp guns have a range of about 25 miles and are probably destined for use in the channel ports in the event the Ger mans secure a foothold there IIe al- SO says the aeroplane factories in Germany are working day and night supplying machines and 200 aviators are qualifying in the military service erery week.
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AMERICAN CONSUL
 TAKES BRITISH INTERESTS.

WASHINGTON. October I3. - Am erican Consul Johnson at Ostend re- ported today that British interests there have been turned over to him and tue British consul would leave for England tomorrow Whether this meant the abandonment of Osteni by the British as well as the Belgian military forces was not stated but dispatches indicate the rapid ap. proach Of the Germans from Antwerp
 The British government has aske the American consul at Warsaw 10 take over the British property in the event that the town is captured by Germans. Consul De Soto at Warsaw cabled for instructions, saying there is every probability of occupation by GcrJ3ns. It is believed the Russians intend 10 evacuate
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BELGIAN HEADQUARTERS AGAIN ARE MOVED

LONDON, Oct 13.-The headuuar- ters of the Belgian government has been transferred today to Hayre. With the exception of King Albert. who remains at the head of his army. the minister of war. and a few mem bers of the cabinet with other gov ernment officials and the diplomatic corps left Ostend by steamer for the French port where they will carry on the affairs of state and where hos pitality is offered them by the French government
 The American and Spanish minis ters, both of whom are still in Brus- sels, are the only diplomatic repre- sentatiyes accredited 10 Belgium re- maining in that country.
 In accordance with the new plan. German invaders have begun to sweep across northern Belgium. Yes terday they occupied Ghent without opposition and are now said to be we'll advanced toward Brages on the way to Ostend They will probably meet strong opposition before reach ing Brages. as the Belgian army is being reinforced
 This is the third move of the Bel glan capital since the Germans si- fenced the forts of Liege. The gov ernment first moved to Antwerp from Brussels; thence to Ostend and to- day accross the line to Havre. This final change followed quickly upon the Germans westward advance, which was begun immediately after the fall of Antwerp.
 Success i'm taking the chief port of Belgium opened the way for the new plan of campaign which embraces the occupation of the whole of Bel gium. including the coast towns, and if possible some northern French Horts.
 All dispatches from the region of Bruges are strictly censored SO nOth- ing is learned of operations since Ghent fell into the hands of the Ger mans. People are fleeing before the invaders and steamers from Ostend are crowded with refugees.
 The Germans are making a simul- taneous western advance in southern Belgium. while accross the border in France a whole army corps has oc- cupied Lille and cavalry has been seen far west of Hazelbruck, which is on the railway leading to both Ca. lais and Dunkirk. French forces have been sent to cut of, if possible. this attempt to reach the coast. accord ing to French official communica, tion this afternoon and have taken tho offensive against the Germans,
 This movement besides being 8 distinct menace to the allies left wing, if successful would arouse
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DISEASE HANGS OVER WESTERN WAR ZONE.

LONDON, October 13. - Cpidem3o threatens the battle line in the west ern theatre of the war, according to Major Louis Seaman of the United States army an expert in military sanitation and surgery, who reached here from France today
 Men living in trenches are unable Co observe ordinary sanitary rules and .ake and retake each others ground. said the seaman. Heretofore goo weather favored both sides but now the nights are growing cold
 The major visited an hospitals and said dysentary and pneumonia are prevalent and many wounded arc dying of infection, due mainly 10 shppne wounds and to delay in ap, plying first aid Many are left two OF three days on the battlefield without attention
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BRITISH AFR!.oAN ]. N. :. TROOPS
 REVOLT; HAVRE BECOMES
 THIRD BELGIAN CAPITAL
ENGLAND EXPECTS NOW AN ATTEMPT TO BOMBARD COASTS ACROSS CHANNEL AIR
 ATTACK EASILY POSSIBLE OFF COAST
Trouble In Cape Forces Has Been Brewing Some Time-Com
 mand Under Colonel Maritz Becomes German Body-Agree- ment Calls For Union Liberty After War-German Success Is Opening Way For Attack On English Cities Over Channel By Air

CAPETOWN, UNION SOUTH AZ RIGA, Oct l3.-lt is officially an nomced that the command of Col Maritz has rebelled in northwest Cape province Martial law is pro- claimed throughout the union
 Rebellion among the forces in northwest Cape provinces have been brewing since the resignation of Gen eral Beyers as commanderin-chief of the Union forces As soon as the gov ernment realized the situation. Col. Brits was sent to relieve Maritz Of his command. Brits then discovered Maritz was commanding German troops as we'll as those of his own. and that he had German guns in his possession.
 Maritz. who has been given the German rank of general. had arrested those of his officers and men who were unwilling to join the Germans and sent them as prisoners Of war 10 German Southwest Africa Ac- cording to an official statement the agreement is drawn up between Mar itz and the Governor of German Southwest Africa guaranteeing in- dependence to the Union as a repub. lie and cedng Walfsh Bay and other parts of the Union to the Germans with the understanding that the Ger mans should invade the Union only if Naritz asked them to do so
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great enthusiasm in Germany as an indication of the promised attack on England by airship. otherwise about to be carried out Already bombs have been dropped in Ostend front aeroplanes which, once the Germans reach the coast will be within easy striking distance of British coast ports and even London
 This new movement promises 10 bring the battle of Aisne, which has been fin progress one month, 10 a speedy conclusion The Germans, al- though they brought heavy rein forcements from Germany. can now use at least a part of the troops which participated in the siege of Antwerp, and are known to have withdrawn many troops from the front along the Aisne to reinforce the right wing where they have been striking hard at the allies left.
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BERLIN ADMITS MANY DIFFICULTIES

BERLIN. VIA AMSTERDAM AND LONDON. Oct 13.-Heavy fighting continues in the Argonnes. the two chains of hills in northeastern France according to an official statement re- ceived from German headquarters, under the date of today. Violent at tacks made by the enemy east of Sessions were repulsed, 1t is said. The statement contradicts reports given out by the French army auth critics regarding success met with by the allies i'm the Woevre region and There ishrdl etaoin shrdl etaoi arht denies other reports. The communica- tion follows:
 "There has been no important news from the western war theatre and violent attacks made by the en- emy east of Sessions were repulsed. Heavy fighting continues in the Ar gonnes. Our troops are moving for ward through the dense underwood in very difficult ground with siege trains for the use against the forti- fications. French troops offer obstin- ate resistance. firing from trees where machine guns are posted. Be- sides rife pits which are arranged in tiers, they built strong points of sup port All French attacks at St. Mihel were repulsed, and Etain ltwelve miles north of Verdum remains in our noeeassiOn %
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. . . . . . . . . . { . WHAT'S THE SCORE
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 ' of the GOrces attacking Naco, N . said to the representative of the . ' Review when the latter visited . . in his camp late yesterday even. . . ing I've been waiting for the ' . returns all afternoon" . . He was told the score and . . that Boston had won the worlds . ' championship. He stated he was . . a friend of the Braves. that he . ( mad several officers in his com . . mand who were fans and that ( . they had placed pools and other . ( odd wagers on the outcome . c There was general interest. he ' z said. in their camp in the Amer . . ican national game. ' . The remainder of the YaQui . ' forces also contained fans, said . . the Major The German gunner, . ( the Mexican commander Of his . . Mexican division. the English . . navy hand who is in command . . of the sharp shooters. and . . others follow the game closely ' . Even some of the privates in . ' their pay, (they had pay day . yesterday). on the outcome of . . the series and the games. . % q ' . . . . .
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BOSTON CAPTURES WORLDS
 GREATEST BASEBALL HONORS IN FINAL GIGANTIC BATTLE
Former Worlds Champions Fall Before Heavy Sticks In Hands Of Clever StaIHng'S Crack Youngsters Sensations Of
 Games Settle In Several National Records

BOSTON, october lS-The Boston National League Club completed iha most remarkable record of modern professional baseball by defeating the Philadelphia Americans in the fourth and final game of the worlds series at Fenway park today by a score of to l.
 Beginning with their rush from las. place in the senior league in the mid de of July, the Braves have broken all traditions and records in the ma tional sport with speed and abandon during the last three months
 They emerged this afternoon cham pions of the universe leaving a trail of startling surprises and upsets in their wake which will be hard to duplicate in years to come and last, and far from least of their accom- plishments was the defeat in four consecutive games of the worlds fa- nous baseball machine Of Connie Mack with it's $1OO,OOO infeld, home run heroes, his corps of shllfully blended veterans and youthful pitch ing stars.
 Tonight the new champions gather ed under the management of George Stallings celebrating their advent to the championship throne, while the wreck of the Athletics baseball jug gernaut is bound for the home of William Penn, stunned and supplied by the unlocked for calamity which, temporarily. at least, racked it to the smallest cog.
 The new champions were first Go score today and except for half an inning when the score was tied, held it's lead until the end. To Captain Johnny Evers fell the honor of SCOT ing the initial run of the final game of the 1914 series. He opened the fourth session by working Shawkey for a pass. advanced to second oa Connolly's inheld out, moved to third on Whitted's single and scored on Schmidt's infeld out
 The Athletics tied in the fifth when Barry singled. took second on Schangs out and scored on Shawkey's double The Braves came back in their hall and won the game with two addi tional runs. both made with two outs
 The Athletics appeared to lose heart and never seriously threatened in the remaining SC sions at bat
 The final game was the least ex citing of the series There were few brilliant plays not seen in the game. during the league season. Maranville made one great stop and throw oi hard hit ball and both Collins auG Mann brought cheers on a hne ruu ming catch in the outhed. Battin' was also of an ordinary kind. WhittaC got two singles. Moran made a dou ble, Evers, Schmidt and Rudolph each got a base hit lt was their bes otfense of the series Those failin, to connect were Murphy, Schang anl ponnock
 The worlds series of 1914 is th tenth between pennant winners of thI
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Fourth Inning:

Philadelphia Evers threw out Col lins Baker singled through Schmidt Mclnnis singled to left Baker taking third. McInnis was out stretching the hit Walsh famed
 Boston Evers walked Connolly was out at first Evers taking second. Whitted punched a hit off Collins legs Evers taking third Eyers scored on Schmidts grounder to Barry ani Schmidt was out at first while Whitted took second shawkey threw out Gowdy
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FLEETS ACTIVE IN BALTIC SEA.

LONDON, CWednesday), October 13-The Peuograd correspondent of the Exchange Telegraph says it Is officially announced by the commands CT of the Russian naval forces in the Baltic that two German subma- rines were destroyed during an at. tack on the Russian cruiser Pallada.
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GERMANS HAVE
 STRONG POSITIONS.

LONDON, "Wednesday. October 13.-"German positions in Belgium arc equal to those on the Aisne % says Central news dispatch from ostsnd "ln addition to Antwerp they have prepared reinforced concrete works heavily mounted in the guns, extending from a point east of Ilouy ain to a point southeast of Brussels.
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RUSSIANS REPORT MUCH ACTIVITY.

PARIS, Wednesday,, October 13- The following official communication, given out Tuesday night in Petrograd was received here by the Havas Agency: operations continued to de velop on our front which extends from the region of Warsaw along the river Vistula and San 10 Pzemysl and further south as the river Dnelste The situation in eastern Prussia re-. mains unchanged"
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FRENCH FLYERS
 PREPARED TO MOUNT.

PARIS, October 13--Two Frencn aeroplanes patrol the sky above Paris watching for German raiders. The French aircraft are in readiness at the aviator post to take to the air if emergency is signalled
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Fifth lnnlnn.

Philadelphia Barry got an inheld hit. Evers threw out schang Barry taking second. Barry scored on Shaw keys double to left Evers threw out Murphy shawkey going to third. Oldring fanned
 Boston Maranville and Deal was
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First Innina:
Second lnning

Phiadelphia-Mclnnic out at first Walsh doubled to left Barry out at first Schang famed
 Boston Whitted flied out Schmidt out at first Gowdy walked and was forced at second on MaraEville's grOunder.
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ball took charge in 1905 The Braves victory makes tio~ fIr inter-ieague honors. since the Americans and Ma tionals have each won five cham p.onships
 Rudolph famed seven men Thera were but three strikeouts against Boston. Evers, Schmidt. Gowdv Shaw. key gave two passes in five innings and Pennock also two. Rudolph gave one pass and made one wild pitch
 The new champions exceed the Athletics in hitting but not in fielding Boston made a total of sixteen runs in four games and thirtythree hits for tctal of fifty-six bases and four errors. The Athletics gathered only six runs. made twenty-two hits for thirty-one bases and had three errors. Boston played one errorless game and the Athletics two Today's game was the first in four worlds series in error Evers made seven singles i1 which both teams played without an error Eyers made seven singles n the series GOwdy had six hits fer fourteen bases Schmidt made dva hits. Baker four, Murphy and Collins three and Schang and Mclnnis two.
 Following is the game play by play
 First Inning:
 Philadelphia-M Murphy was out 1r first Oldring fouled out. Collins sing led over second Baker flied out
 Boston Moran and Eyers out at first. Connolly flied out
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Third Inning

Philadelphia Shawkey famed. Deal threw out Murphy Oldring singled 10 center but was out stealing second.
 Boston Deal flied out. Barry threw out Rudolph and Moran
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