davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-12


shipowners, now intrenched in
monopoly of our foreign carry
ing-not at all! We merely say
that if foreign shipowners could
themselves have written the opin-
ion they could not have devised
a way to better protect their in
terests, and to discourage Ameri-
can shipping revival than the way
the Attorney General has adopt
ed. The dispatch further says:
"of course, the importers have
nothing to lose and everything to
gain; hence they are ready to lis.
ten to the lawyers and begin the
litigation"
Experts in customs law are not
wasting time in fruitless litiga-
ton. They know, of course, that
the courts will order the full en-
forcement Of the subsection. The
dispatch further continues:
Moreover, II need not 90 far
only to the Customs Court Of Ap.
peal-and lawyers believe from
what they understand to be tho
temper of the judges on the court
AND FROM THE HISTORY OF
THE COURTS PAST DEci.
SloNS that it WILL DECLARE
IN FAVOR cE THE ENFORCE.
MENT of the 5 per cent differen-
tiai."
The courts, be It remembered,
will not seek to obstruct the en-
forcement of the law-quite the
contrary! Therein they differ
from the Department of Justice.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23

Nuf Dem lebten internationalen
@eologen-3ongreB in Toronto ent-
i6loB man lid, einmal mogliflt ge-
nau oie &oblenporrdte Der @rOe aus
5umeIien, lin0 nod mebr ais bret
idbriger getpiiienbafter Arbeit fon-
men Die @elebrten nl1nn1ebr oas Ne-
IuItat ibrer 6orfdungen befannt ge-
ben. Mnn befhr1nfte iih oabei MIR
oltf ole RobIenlager, Die Iih mipoe'
items 80 3entimeter nber niht tie
fer oIs 1900 Meter water Der Gro
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23
NnflDinns Oes 3irfns gnid.

Ser 3irfus gui9 Fat nad OreiBig-
jGbrigem 8eIteben feline Shorten fir
INNER geihloiien. 4ls polftiimli6eS
GtabIiIIement i'm polen Sinne oes
@ortes erfreute ii6 Ser Sirius elmer
oroBen Gopuloritdt, bic nod ans Der
Belt oaticrt, ais Director 8ui1 sic
&onfprren3 nit benz 3erfloiienen Cir
fus @en5 anfnnbm un0 iiegreiA he
bouptetc. 9ie pierfiiBigen Riinitlcr
oes 3irfus 9ui6 iino nod anen Sci
ten bin 6erltreut norOen. Ger alien
geiitdern befannte inOiife Mrbeits-
elefant uS0Sumbo" lit bonn 9ireftpr
~9-Sarraiani gefauft Doroen.
Gerielbe 9irfnsbeliber ertparb 16
Shimmelbeliglte mo elm aus aht
Sii1ien itno aht &appen deficiencies
@niemble. Bon 0cn Shulpfer6en
faufte Der S9ulreiter &onpot ons
GdulpferO Sirius. gbenio err
morb Der Sodeireiter Mtr. 26oh Elm
Sodeipfero. Mle an0eren Shul-
pferOe barren nod ser 4dlifer. Sic
borbanoenen &amele oiirften borors-
Iihtli6 in Ben Beiib oes Sierbdn0lers
aarl &agenbed iibergeben. 3abIreiht
pribotperlonen, @ufsbeiiBer unb
Sefonomen boben Yfer6e oes Sirius
eefarft, 10 0oB aud Die Mnn0ber- un0
NuaoriHenpferOe ibre nelen $erren
Gefunoen boben 0iirften.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23

9ie IariIer San3lebper- gfa0emie
fiinoigt ioe6en einen nellen San3 an
Dem lie cine groBe 3ufunft poraus-
ia9t. IS ban6elt lid Inn oenEa-
Goo, Ser lett Dem Sabre 2450 b. CIR.
in China li6 GROCER geliebtbeit err
trent 9at. Sa=Sao beoelttet I'M @bi-
neiiif)en SiiBigfeit urro g6enmaB,
un0 menn man Serrn Sefort, Dem
Yariier Gan5meiiter, glau6en 0ort
10 lit er Oa5u berlIien, Sen Eango gu
o~erOrGngen. Ser Sn=Sao lit elm
langiamer. anmutiger Ean5, Ser
iiber0ies duBerit leiht 81 erlernen
lit. Die 6iiBe bepegen ii6 in 3mei-
pierteIaft, uno piele Der rei5en0en
1iouren oes 5angos ~ 0as ShfUe-
ben ouf einem 6ltRe. Nas 8abinglei-
ten. iopie 0as Seben mo Senfen,
mdbreno Elm &rie fdit Sen 8o0en be-
rii6rt - finOen iih nlih in oieIem
uralten hineliiden 8an5e. AuBer=
Dem ioa er Dor Dem Eango 0us por-
aus baden, oaB er niemals 8u elmer
gep0bnlihen Orgie bon ausgelaiien=
beit un0 geiAmadloier @ibObeit nib
6roltdt merOen fann. Man iiebt
alIo, China, 0as gegenmdrti8 10
piele europdiihe @infliiiie in iid Der
arbeitet, fam auh ausnabmsweiie
einma utf oie n&ultur" @uropas
ofrmirfpn
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23

oberfI66e befinOen. Man teilte oie
Roblen oabei in bier &loIieu elm.
qntbro5it, bor3boItige-, trodene- una
graunfobIe. 9ie meiIten Roblen-
Ifdbe mies sic noroIi9e QairOreide)
Dor Der iii0liden (paiierreiden) Gro
ba[6flgel auf. Snsgeiomt erreiHte
man in europa 794.190, in AiItra-
lien 170.4tO, in 9liien 1,279,5SS6;
in Imerifa 5,tO5, 52S unO in Ifrifa
$3.50 N1inionen Sonnen @oblen.
amerifa peiit olio Oarnad Die mel
item RobIen oitf, es itnO oabon ie.
ooh melt iiber 0ie SdIfte 8raunfob-
len. Die meiiten 4ntbra5ittoblet
fin0et man in @iien, Dor allen IN
G6ina. 9ug foblenreidite 2anO IN
europa lit 9eutidIanO NIT 1926
W6iaionen Sonner, es folgt @nglnlto
NIT 1879, 1913, 6ranfreid NIT 1858
Whnionen Eonnen Ii. I. +. 9nS lie
bergepift ser oitliden S1nOer on
Roblenreidtum Dor Sen meitlihen
Leaf 0en @e0onfen nube, 0aB Der
Shnerpmft i~nouItrieIlen S6dftens
0ermaleinit Donguropa lih mad Dem
Orient berihieben miro. IS miro
aber Bis CUR @ridopflng unierer
@oblenInger nod re6t quite 8eIle boz
ben, uno mer weiB, Oh es Der raItlos
fortIfreitenOen Sefnif Bis Oubin
nift i6on IGngit geIlingen iein miro,
Ser 4o6Ien iiberboupt 81 e%ntbebren
ODER lie 0o6 tDenigitens Oltrd a1rOere
aroftquellen fir @6rme erieBen 81
f0nnen2
Riir8Ii6 meloete iif inn Morine-
Gefrlttier1ngsbiiro in Seem Dorf
elm Qo0ett BON auffaneto fIeiner
Stotur, Inn fi6 fir Sen SeeOienit an
werben 5u MIoiien. Die @apiere OeS
~gfefriiten Doren in SrOnurtg. alt6
brohte ct Elm Gr8tIi6es Attelt bel,
6oB en-, G6arle3 Shines BON 8ropflpt1
our6ous geiunO fei. 9ie notigen
SormalttGten maren raid erleOtgt,
ttn0 ser Gefrltt tprr0e nifgefor0ert,
iid CUR nofmuIigen dr8tli6en I'm
terIudung in elm @eben5immer 5it
bege6en. ygtber 0os lit bod ni9t
notiq, ih babe BOD bier idon mcin
@eIunObeitsutteIt." God bieien
@inponO lieB man mdt geltett. @ltf
6ie 6roge, of man ii6 babel olts8ie-
ben miiIIe, bieB es: Scum ia, na-
tiirlif, getlaii, fpie es ale iibrigen
tun.~ QlIs Ser iunge &efrut Oos
bernobm, i6rie er nit eirem 0eale
Ialtt auf uno ponte enteile1t, man
bolte i'm o6er elm rno frogte ibn
mad Sen @riinoen Ieines i~onOerba=
rem @~ebo6rens. ltno 6n geiton0
6onn ser &efrut, ooB 0er~ Elm W1do-
diem lei, IS Sabre alt ltn0 Sdiilerin
elmer b0beren Sdule in 8roofl1n.
Nus untpioerIteblidem Neiieorang
babe tie 6en 9lnn gefaBt, iid als
gefooett ontperben 8t IoiIen, nm
altf oieIe @eiie redt Diel bon Der
@eIt fennen 3u Iernen. Dunit
mar es MN leioer porbei uno man
bersiftete a1f 0ie ginIteaung bon
y6rGulein &o0et".
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23
aaiier @iI6elm I'M cnsIiiden eidt.
gOn Or @iIpeIm 9enfel>goiier-

0os 2~on0oner 8Iatt nGbriition
@orlo", cine berborragenoe t6eologt-
i6e 3eiti9rift, brirtgt einen 2eitorti-
fel Hber ben oeuti6en &aiier, Der oen
8epeis liefert, in mie bobem @rnOe
einselne 0rgane Ser engIiiden 8relie
Jest geneigt iinO, Dem 8r~roerpolfe
enOli6 our 8erltdp0igung Die Sar0
5u reiden. Ser @e6urtstag oes
&aiiers beranlnBte oieie neuelte
Gunoge6ung. Der anoapme Serial
Ter ingt am @ingnnge:
ngS lit niGt meine A6ii6t. Dos
I60ne Bripntleben oes oentl6en Sat
Iers un0 Ieine interelianten frentO-
I6aftliaen 8~e3iebungen 81 beriArer.
0enn ollie @eIt peiB, oaB &aiier
@ilbeIm auf oieiem @e6iete benz
oeuti6en 8olfe aegeniiber I'M ioeal-
item Sinne borbilolih lit. llno ge-
raoe neil ia in unierer 3eit Dos oelt-
i6e 6amilienleben in geuiiien &rei-
len bier uno Oa gepilie 5dtpa6en
auf3umeiien gcbabt bat, 10 erfreut es
BOD Oes Meniden Ser5, bob Der
aoiier oes groBen oeuti6en Bottles
elm taoelloier u@entleman" it, Elm
Sitter obne 6urbt uno Suoel".
@iner ser beroorrogenolten 3iige i'm
gborafter oes oeutiden Gaiiers 1T
Die Satia6e, Dab er leiner 9anfbar-
felt ieoer5eit temperamentDoler
Mus0ruf perleIbt. Somobl in iet-
men GoiIerreoen. Gpie in feinen Serr=
Ihertoten bot er ieine Anerfenniirla
fiir 9ienIte ausgeOriidt, Die ibm als
Staatsoberboupt oOer auh ais So
WHITEWATER qeleiItet moroen Dareit
Nuh ieinen gr3iebern un0 2ebrerr
aus Ieiner Galieler @pmnalialten0ell
mi6met er piet1toolle g%rinnerung
@inige o%erielben limb ia nod nrltel
oen 2ebenoen ur0 merOer bon 3et
at Belt oltrb freunoliGe 3ulhrltter
ibres ebemaligen faiierliden @leDeF
Qee6rt. SSbnen alien gebt Doran Bro
feIior Sin8peter. Der ia auf ben lee
liIden uno .geiitigen gntfpidlutigs
gang 0es iugenoIiden Sronfolger'
oiele Sso6re binoiird erfolgreid elm
qepirft Dat. gr wlirOe mutt @brun
aen ~iiberbGuft uro 56blte big gun
@noe ieines 2ebens 81 oes &aiier'
Nertroltten.
Mud oos Ibone Bietdtsperbdltni'
amifhen auiier @iIbelm un0 &Orli
ain 8iftorio boiierte onf ~eegenieiti
qer D~anfbarfeit. ln0 10 oft al
@tIbelm II. Die Screen &oon
Maoltfe un0 8ismord ertpdbrt, o.
EoIuoine @ilbeIm oes @rIten, Bid
er a1 6enieDben tpie 81 ieinen eigenel
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23
SattrtiiantrS
aug aatr 8tlt,
Die @rensen fit ben sunder.
Der @adfOlscr bes SansOs. II
aOblemidate Der GrOe. Der
wci6lide SeefaSett.

4us @naIono fommt oie Na6'
ridt, DAB sic 8eriude our Sebnna
Ses oeiunfener l1nterieebootes 81 Z"
enoqiiItiq oufgegebcn limo uno Elm
Eruuergottesoienit in ser @orniion-
firhe BON 0ebonport unb an Boro
iiber ser unfollitelle sur grinnerune
an Die qebliebenen 9eloen obgebal-
ten puroe. 0o 1T es bon bodItem
SSntereIIe, einn1oI Su boren, pel1e
@ren3en oenn Dem 8nuder btsber
oesooen itn0 Dem Sau6er limo ole
@renaen ooourh beDingt, 0aB nit
Ser 3nnehmen0en Siefe aud Der @di-
lerorlf Itetie 3rnimmt. Cine pei-
tere 8e0ingung. Inn ldngere 3eit I'M
ter @aiIer an bleiben uno Dor allen
Iinqen Inn bort orbeiten 81 fonnen
lit. sob sic nit @ilfe Ser Sumpen
0em Eauher 5uqefiibrte Suit inter
einem Druid Itebt, Ser genou Dem
Battle-Ground ser betreffenoen Siete
entipri6t. IIs sic bohfte errei6bare
IGiefe qolten bisber 35 Meter, unO
man bicIt Elm Gouden ooriiber bin
a1ts ord tbeoretiih nidt fir mog-
Iih. 0obei ging man bon Der Or
m6aitnq aus ooB ser 6aiiungsroum
ser menihlifjen 2ungen 5Dil6en
1900 &ubif5entimeter bel tiefiter
ginatmung ihmanfen fonn. Gin
Toiiunqsoerm0Qen BON 1000 &ubif-
sentimetern 0arf 10 nabm mon on,
nift dnteri6ritten peroen, menn Der
Menfd nitt S6a0en nebmen loll.
0ieies W1inoeItpolumen miro uber err
reiht, tpenn cltf Dem 8ruitforb Elm
Battle-Ground bon AZ, entipre6eno
einem reberOr1id bon 312 Atmoibd-
rem laItet, ltno oos lit eben in elmer
Siefe BON 35 Metern Der Sail. =
@Sie a1f 10 bielen nnoeren @ebieten
Bat iid aber at6 bier cine fat gum
Goamu erbobene In1hauung ols
irria erpiefen 0ies bcroanfen mir
I'M melentliden oen Nrbeiten elmer
aommiIiion, melAe bie englii6e 90
mirulitat inn Sabre 1905 inter Oem
gorIib oes 0rfor0er &~bpiioIogen
Saloane eingeiebt fat. 9ieie 9om-
miiIion bot oie pbbiifoliihen uno
ubnIioIogiiher 8eOingungen beim
1uuhen in tiefem @a1ler tbeoretiih
un0 i'm Siererperimen+ nahgepriift
uno lit 5u Ser lleber5eugung getom-
men, oaB ser Meni6 biel tiefer tuu-
den tonne, ais man biSber annabm.
@ie &. Stigter in Sen oSorti6rit-
ten ser Observation-Disclosures Sor-
idung~ mitteiIt, limo 0ie grbeiten
Ser &%ommiiiion bur6 Ben @rfolg ge-
front moroetl, 0oB Salthberiude Bis
in cine Siefe bon GA Metern obne
8eno6teiligung Ser Talider an ibrer
@eiun06eit nirfliA oltsgefiibrt NOR
Sen iino. 9ieie @%rgebriiie iillo Inn
10 beu6tensmarter als ni6t gelernte
Gou6er, folt9ern Witglieoer ser mil
ienihaftliden &ommiiiion iel6it Die
@eriu6e our6gefiihrt baben. Mltf
@run0 ibrer Stltoien gIauben tie
fogor onnebmen gu Oiirfen. oaB Die
crreidte Giefc iif obne @efdbroung
oes Gauders nod fat big auf oas
9oppelte, olio ouf pttpa 100 Meeter,
miro iteigern loiien. menn MIR bic
Iumpenleiitltng bierfiir oltsrei6t.
Dos l6eint iid ober nod nidt nit
Grfolg in oip Iraris umieben 5u
Mlaiien.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23

Ons 1T Ser b0ffte Sriumpb Der
GdSnbeit, ooB iie itrs our SeIbftber.
oeiienbeit dtuinst.
Washington Journal., 1914-05-23
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-18


been observed by working who had seated himself upon the adon
inc bench
aIlulo Mattel" said he. "You seem hcccd and ready
The Young smiled with air of "Ye"
he we need them sometimes in the place FROM
And where that be-"
I'm last from Chicago"
~ stranger in these partS''
~Ycs"
~you NAV find YOU ncedit here" said the Workman
@Al, is SOP" The young interested.
~layc YOU heard nothing of doingS hcrcabouts?"
aNotiug O of the way
thought the country full of it, You'll hear quick enough
What made YOU come hcrc?"
.Ihcard there always work for willing man"
Are YOU a member of the unon?"
Then you'll your Job, guess. YOU any frcnds?
~No,lct, but have the means of making them"
~IIous that, thCn?"
~I one of Eminent of without
lodge and where there $ a lodge I'll find my friends"
The remark singular upon his companion He glanced
round >aous the others in the The miners still whis
s among themselves The police doing.
across seated himself close to the traveller and held out his hand
Put here" he said
hano-crip passed between the
SCI YOU speak the TRUTH" "But we'll
make certain He raised his right hand to his right eyebrow
The traveller raised his left hand to his left eyebrow
.Dar> nights unpleasant" said the workman.
-Ya for strangers travel" the other answered.
~Ts good enough I'm Brother Seaman, Lodge 81, Ncma
Valley Glad o YOU in these parts"
~T- YOU Brother John McAlurdo Lodge % Chicago Body
master H. But l in luck to brother so carly"
Nv plenty of about. You won't find the order more
a anywhere than right here in Nerisa Valley
But do with some lads like can't understand man
Of the u. finding work to do in Chicago
found plenty O work to do said McAIurdo.
~Th.- why did YOU lcavc?"
Mcro nodded toward the policemen and smiled q" those
CHAPS v ud be glad to know" he said
Seaman oancd sympathcca. an troubc' he asked Whisper
a .aaca,iary jo5:'
And the rest
Nt killing"
~ DAYS to talk of such things said AcAurdo with the air Of
4 ftcrS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-18

These flakes are not made of
assorted oats. We pick just the
big, plump grains-iust the
cream of the oats. We get but
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-18
1895 More for Your Money

Quaker Oats put up also in 25cen size nearly three times
as large the size By saving packing offers
10 per for your money. See how long 1t lasts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-18

ten pounds from
a bushcl.
We treat them
with dry heat,
then steam heat.
This adds to the
natural flavor.
The result is a
rare. delicious
dish, tempting in
taste and aroma.
Quaker Oats
has won the world
by this matchlcss
flavor. The pco-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-18
Quaker Oats
The Best-LoUed Morning Dish

pies of a hundred nations send
here now to get 1t.
Yet your grocer supplies it
at no extra price if you simply
specify Quaker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-18

~T.s h, third halt down the line YOU stayine;
lur envelope and held close to the mur\ oil lamp
. is the address, Jacob Shattcr, Sheridan It's boarding
house that was recommended by a man knew in Chicago
W,u don't know Vcrmissa my beat live at Hob
Patch drawing But there
I'll give YOU before part: you're in trouble IN Yer
90 straight to Boss Mc(nty He the
ascr of Vern Lodge nothing happen these
Black lack McGny it. SO long, Mate! Maybe we meet
these evenings. But mind my words: YOU are in trouble
GO "a. Boss NcGnty."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-18

Theobject of all
thisis to make this
dish delight
To win children to
it, to hold them,
andtotcmpt them
to eat enough.
You'll be glad
that we make this
food 50 inviting
when you learn
how people like it.
Serve a trial meal
tomorrow.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1914-11-19
ANOTHER BIG LOAN
foRsEEN n !! LONDON

'' London, Nov. 19.-There has been
q steady demand, but no particular
rush, on the central banks to get the
prospectus of the new British war
loan Of s35o.0oo.ooo N1,75o;ooo. .00o),
interest 31a per cent, price IS, and re-
deemable at par March I, 1928. .:
Contrary to the usual practice of
closing the issue as soon as the
amount was covered the lists in the
present case will remain open until
Tuesday and the prospectus can be
obtained at all banks and in any
postoffice of the United Kingdom.
Consequently the opportunities for
the public to come in touch with this
loan are wider than usual.
The stock exchange views the loan
as q good investment and some men,
bers express the belief that another
loan will be issued some time in April.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1914-11-19
NOW CONFIDENT OF
PEACE IN MEXICO

Washington, Nov. 1s.-Satisfled that
peace is certain in Mexico within q
very short ti,nr the essmagl sgl M ts
considering the best means IT. aiding
In the restoration Of that shattered
republic.
Reports that General Carranza was
inclined to recede from his promise
to quit were not credited here.
1t is explained that naturally Car
rama is trying his best to drive a
bargain that will be advantageous to
himself and his closest lieutenants,
but that his elimination with that of
Villa is certain.
One thing Mexico will have to face
will be demands from the United
States for indemnity resulting from
the warlike demonstrations on the
coast and occupation OF Vera Cruz.
Every possible assistance will be Civ
en- Mexico by the United States to re-
fit her bankrupt treasury.
American financiers will be urged
to make loans OH liberal terms to the
new government just as soon as it is
established in Mexico City on stable
basis.
Carranza is expected to go to Ha-
vana within a week or ten days for
lengthy stay.
With Villa it is different. He wants
to tour the United States. Advices
here indicate the first place he will
steer for will be Washington.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1914-11-19
AUSTRIAN VICTORIES
!. REPORTED lei 1 IN VIENNA

Washington, Nov. 19.--Austrian sor.
ties from Cracow captured Russian
fortihcations to the north of the Aus.
trian border, according to dispatches
received from Vienna by the Austro.
Hungarian embassy. They also men.
toned Servian defeat, which per-
mitted the crossing of the River Kule-
bra. The dispatch continued:
"The German victory at Kutno has
begun to influence the whole situation
in the Eastern war theater. Austrians
advancing from Cracow took the for
tification line of the enemy to the
north from the frontiers of the EN-.
pire.
"One of our regiments took 500
prisoners and captured two detach.
ments of machine guns. In Servia
our victorious armies crossed the Riv-
er Kulebra, pursuing the enemy"
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1914-11-19
Greater Activity in
East and West.
ASSUME OFFENSIVE
IN RUSSIAN POLAND
Sudden Action Of Germans Sur
prise to Their Opponents.

London, Nov. 19.-On the two main
battle fronts-from the Belgian sea.
coast to the Swiss border and along
the eastern frontier of Germany-re.
newed efforts are being made to bring
about decided turn in the progress
Of the war. In Belgium the Germans
have begun another fearful onslaught
in region which is becoming more
and more restricted. The allies have
succeeded in flooding a further area,
so that heavy infantry fighting is al
most impossible from the seacoast
nearly to Ypres.
A new bombardment Of Belgian
coast towns by British warships is
said to have inflicted heavy damages
on the German positions and destroy
ed large quantities Of ammunition and
stores.
No change in the kaleidoscope op.
erations in Russian. Poland has been
more startling than the sudden re-
sumption Of the offensive on the part
Of the Germans, q movement by which
the heart Of the Russian line has been
attacked and Warsaw again threaten
Cd. As usual, conflicting reports have
reached London from the neighbor-
hood Of these operations.
Russians Advancs: Slowly.
Petrograd does not deny the Cor
mans have resumed the offensive, but
DISPATCHES from the Russian capital
declare the German offensive In Rus
sian Poland will not cause the slight
est diversion from the Russian inva-
sion of East Prussia, which is report
ed proceeding slowly but steadily.
Berlin claims victory over the
Russians near Pipno, imperiling the
Russian forces, which, according to
German reports, must make a stand
before crossing the Vistula river, as
q retirement behind that stream would
be too dimcult. Berlin reports the
Russians near Kutno, but Vienna
claims . victory for her ally at this
place.
From this welter of conflicting re-
ports emerges clearly the fact that a
great battle is under way in Western
Poland, on the line between the Riv-
ers Vistula and Warta, and it is equal
ly clear that the Russian advance has
been brought to q halt. The Rus
SLAMS. however, report progress
through the Carpathian passes, In the
vicinity OF CracoW. and in East Prus.
sia.
A German oflicial statement regards
the situation in the eastern arena as
favorable, and says the German ar
mics are nearing Plock, Kutno and
Leschytca, all In Russian Poland.
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May Be Prelude to
Final Assault.
TROOPS At END OF
HUMAN ENDURANCE
Great Suffering in Storm Swept
Western Arena Of War.

London, Nov. 18.-Storms and
floods, the enormous loss of life ano
the strain Of incessant fighting ap
parently have taxed to the limit OF
human endurance the opposing forces
which are facing each other in the
death struggle in Belgium and North
ern France. Another lull has come
in the great battle, which presumably
is only the prelude to one more des-
perate effort.
Latest reports from the front indi-
cate that assaults by infantry and
cavalry have been abandoned for the
moment, except for minor engage
ments, and that only the artillery is
continuing operations with vigor un-
diminished.
Accounts OF the fighting in Belgium
official and otherwise, dwell upon the
frightful hardships which the men in
the water.soaked trenches are called
upon to endure and the great loss OF
life.
The most that Is being accomplished
In the west by this sort Of warfare,
% the latest British communications
indicate, is that the allies have been
able to hold their lines In the main.
with here and there small retire.
'ments before the German assaults,
The gritish losses, II ts:Ashl kledSsdg
'ars ,xssvt,aeaxy.
=" Fight Desperately 10 Eist.
In the east the Germans sren max
ing desperate efforts to divert the.
Russians from East Prussia BY resum
ing vigorous offensive at two points
near tho center of their long frontier
line and along the right wing Of the
main Russian army in Poland. A.
general review Of the situation In the
eastern arena, based on information
given out in Berlin, indicates that the
latest German victories are such that
the advance of the Russians has been
made more difficult. This Teutonic
success, however, does not mean that
the Russian movement has collapsed
Nu6Sld Ad6 uAoAy oV0AnblC
and German successes may not stop
the Russian advance.
The actual situation at Cracow is
becoming one Of the many enigmas Of
the war. One report has the Rus
SLAMS actually investing the city
which is declared to be in flames.
while several reports have reached
London that the Germans have left
the defense of Cracow to the Aus.
trians, who in turn are expected tc.
surrender rather than have the city
bombarded. The latest reports from
Petrograd, however, declare that the
German forces have rejoined the Aus
trian garrison in the defense of era.
COW fortress, which some experts pro
nounce to be the key to the easiest
road in Silesia and the center Of Aus.
tfia