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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-14
Forces Hair To
Grow Quickly

An Extract From vaisska swiatt's
Famous Beauty Talks, Giving Hair
Growing Secret Now 70 Remove
HAIR, 10 Get Rid Of Wrinkles. and
Other Beauty Methods, a. Recon-
mendsd by Her in the Boston Amer
lean. VI
TRY this formula IL you would have
your hair grow luxuriantly. become
long. silky. glossy, full OF life. and thin
patches will quickly I'LL out.
ut has produced results out OF all
proportion to its cost 1t IL the most
economical, effective hair preparation
possible to secure.
MIX half a pint Of water with half
a pint Of alcohol Cor take full pint
OF imported bay rum, II you prefer IT.
and add TO this one ounce Of beta
quinol. which you can obtain for not
more than nifty cents at drug stores.
Then It IL ready to apply. Mix this
formula yourself at home and II Will
cost you far less and be more effective
than any hair tonic you can ever buy,
ready TO use"
- y have known women even
Of so and 90 years to make themselves
look years younger by using this wrin-
HE formula: 80
add two teaspoonfuls Of siycerin
and two ounces Of eptol to "a half
pint OF hot water. Stir constantly un-
tif cold. Use very literally. The eptol
you can obtain for not more than nifty
cents at the drug store. Nix the for
mula yourself and you will save . good
many dollara" ;.ss.s;is
49, You can use simple sulfo
solution on the most tender skin any
where ana you can be sure that It will
remove every hair. heavy or M4ht thor
!cughly and without the; least injury.
III 10 wonderful to see how Il just dis
wolves away the hair. S;Hsl::a sake %
luton Will cost you one delaa< at any
drug store" 81
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-14
FEW MOMENTS! no INDIGESTION Or Z
SICK S1OMACH-..PAPPS DIAPEPSIN

Lions Of men and women today know
tha. It. II needless 70 have bad stom-
ach. A little Diapepsin occasionally
keeps the stomach regulated and they
eat their Hfayorite foods without tear,
&, II your; a&omach doesn't take care OF
your liberal limit without rebellion: Il
your food is q damage instead OF a
help. remember the quickest. surest.
most harmless relief ID Pape's Diapep-
Sin. which costs only 80 cents lot a
large case 1T drug stores. It's truly
wonderful--it digests food and sets
things straight, 80 gently and easily
thatstt Is astonishing Please don't 80
on and on with q weak, disordered
stomach: RS 90 unnecessary. -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-14
pIogeTo ALL FOOD, AesoRes
GASES AND STOPS FEHMEN-
TATioN At ONCE.

Wonder what upset your stomach.
which portion OF the food did the dam
age-do you? Well, don't bother. If
your stomach 10 in revolt; II sour,
gassy and upset, and what you just ate
has fefmented into stubborn Jumps:
your head dizsy and aches: belch
gases and acids and eructate undigest-
ed food; breath foul, tongue coated
Just take Pape's Diapepsin. and In I'VE
minutes you Will wonder what became
Of the Indigestion and distress. NAL
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-14

made good In the pinch Foster was
out stealing. but vieu sc0sesl
Foetsr Has 'porfeet Record. sa
Foster had q perfect hating record
for the day. In his i've trips TO the
plate he hit safely four times. itwtce for
extra bases, and once was hit by the
pitcher. His first hit started the Mar
shalltown scoring. his next two
brought In runs, and-his last hit. q
double, was the only one no. figuring
In the run getting. The score follows:
~ DES MONIES, 1.t
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-14
sI3e46 II 27 10 &
NGnNG ~

The score by innings: R.H E.
!Des Moines. OOO5100 0O--8 7 6
Marshalltown. .02 5'2120 *-12 IA 1
Hits-Off Lane, Z: Crawford, IL:
Gavin. 2. Struck out-By Taylor, s:
Lane, 2; Peters, 8; Crawford. /; Gavin,
Il. Bases on.ballsA on Lane, 1 Peters
r. Crawford, 3: Gavin, 1. Hit by pitch
.ers--Crawford (Foster), Gavin (wheel-
cry. Three-base hits-Lane, Giottonini,
Siglan. Two-base fits-Foster. 2; Nc.
Clellan, Harmony. Sacrifice hit
Loomis. Double ays-sigfan to otto,
Schwink to Darrow Left on bases-
Marshalltown, s: Des Moines, 3.-At-
tendance-g91.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-14

A..ra the spring q 1893 I was attacked 81
Muscular, and lndammatory Rhsumatis6. ~.
1efed a oily thess who heys e knsw. for over
three years. I tried remedy after rsunedy, and
doctor after doctor, but soch relied % Z a.
eetved v.s oay tsmposary. y;asily, q fesS3E 9
never returned. ! have styshtif Ia. . aSSu6Sr
who were, terribly aHatctsd ind svoa Se615doia
witA Ah.snatisn. and, ~ s9.ees9 ss,ssn n
Want every .ua,er tss ny - 81 ik.a,
astie Heah!e 70 try sskses ..srvSlouai heaiigS
sssas apd address ga ana 'wm sesd Il fi5s 8 "a
After I'M have used Il sad Il hes pepvea Itself
10 be that lone.10oked-fof means Of eug3ng your
Kh4umatisn, Jon may send The psies of e, one
dollar. Fbet. oodsfstand. Do net waat ysss
0e1eY uHles0 zen are perfectly oatiao1 . -
q. & lm't that fart WHY ssiilsx an loo1sF 80
eoslttve 4liSl - thus 1Aess4 - sfE1lf 11f6s0
-, - TO-: ! 49, ~: s 49,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-14
SUITS. SUITS. SUITS,

We Arc Dismissing Some OF the Sea-
sons Most Fascinating. e=;.s.
Wing collars, slanting runles
pleated tunics and fetching little coats
all combine to make the suits the most
fascinating in many seasons.
For the remainder OF this week all
of our Chudah and MORE silk suits
selling up to $32 will be dismissed at
$3.50.
BENEDICT & BR1NTNALL.
Headquarters For Satisfaction.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-14
ENTERED IN TOURNEY.

Wild Rose Team Representing This
City to Bowl in pss Moinss.
!. The Wild Rose bowling team. that
was organized by d. D. Neblett. OF this
city, and which represented Marshall
town at the western tournament m
Minneapolis last winter. has enterea
for the city championship OF Des
Mofnes. Twenty other teams, most OF
them from Des. Moines, have entered.
The play begins Friday night. The
Wild Rose team finished second IN the
Minneapolis tournament.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-14
FuRs REmoDELED
New '' the Tim.'to fave Your Fur.
Remodeled o., Repair.d-Brins Them
in at Once.

II ynn have any furs which WIN mead
remodeling, repairing or refining be-
fcre next winter, bring them in now.
Don't pack them away and then wait
until cold weather to have the work
done Special prices for repair work
left now and free storage until Sep
TENDER. Estimates gladly given.
y. WILLARD. son & co.
South First street.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-14

The preachers male quartet viii
give a concert consisting OF quartets,
solos and readings In the Albion Meth
odtst church Wednesday evening. April
IL. Admission Is and Is cents. Com
rplttee.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-14
TOWNSHIP cAucusEs-
Marietta..

IL Marietta.
A caucus Of the voters Of Marietta
township win be held Friday. April II.
at ! O'clock. at the township hall. when
ions, Of township officers three
delegates to the county convention, and
commit eeman, will be, made.
WARREN NICHOLS,
Committeeman.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-14
TO INSTALL OFFICERS.

Annual Meeting Of Woman's Club 70
BE !tHsld ,Wsdnssday.
,fho Annu0l meeting. Of tha Marshall
town wonaAss CRIB Hni ~ held at
Tho club rooms Wednesday afternoon
'Atl2.a0s Az thfss nSeetink itx new Of
fcers viii be fnstalle xnd reports Of
tie RESTING sfliiestS viii Axlven.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-14
Rh matis;nl
Rsnarkabls Homo Cure 0ivs1 BY one Whs
RAA Tho Waats1 vsry Sufferer to 1ens1t.

send No Asney-ast Ysar Address
Years Of awfu1 suffering and misery have
taught this man. Mark 81. Jackson Of syracuss.
Now York, how terrible an enemy to human hap
piIess rheumatism is. and have given him syn-
pathy with al unfortunates. who are within III
know bow b was cured. Read what be says:
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-04-14
Gooss Pond Messing
Place For Wild Duck

Goose pond north of town, - altvoa
with ducks these days ~ the result q
q closed season, and they ,givs soase
evidence Of disposition 20 stay ana
nest In this. vicinity. 40 myrtads q
their ancsstors once did in the early
days
A few fines OF SIS per duck. which
have been assested N various parts Of
the state. have commanded whole.
some respect for the new law.
Drawn on Federal Jury.
A. NJ. Treat. an Insurance agent o.
this city. has been drawn on the petit
Jury OF the federal court at Des Motnep
for the next term beginning May ~.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-31
Garden City Club
Golfers Make Best
Showing in Match

r MANCHESTER, Vt, Aug. 3D.-Walter
J. Travis and Fred G. HerreshofT. repre-
senting the Garden City Golf club, today
won the best ball foursome competition
for the American golfers silver trophy
over the links OF the Ekwanok Country
club, where the national amateur cham
pionship tournament is to begin Monday.
Travis and Herressgoff returned a card
of TO-
Francis Ouimet and f. II Hoyt playing
for the Woodland Golf club Of Boston
were tied for fourth place with q. Charles
Evans. jr, and William Rowland, ir,
representing the Chicago Golf club. made
the round in 20. Jerome Travers and
Gilman Tiffany, playing for the Mohawk
Golf club, returned no card.
1t was learned definitely tonight that
Warren X. Wood the western expert.
would not compete in the championship
and the entry Of Parker q. Whittemore,
former Massachusetts champion, is I'M
certain.
Forty-eght hours Of rain has made the
course heavy and todays play cut the
greens in many places,
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-31
EVANGELICAL CONFERENCE
IN SESSION At GALLOWAY

GALLOWAY, Neb., Aug. 3o.-(Speeial)-
The United Evangelical conference, which
is IN session in this city, opened its sec
ond days session. with Bishop Swengel
presiding.
Rev. s. B. Dillow of Blue Springs, Neb.,
had charge of the morning devotional
services.
During the forenoon the temperance
committee, of which Rev. T. NJ. Evans of
Omaha is chairman, submitted its annual
report In the report special attention
was given to the observance of Good
Citizenship day and also the observance
of Worlds Temperance Sunday. Novem-
Der S.
Rev Nj. T. Maze was stationed as pre-
siding elder OF the Lincoln district while
Rev. j. Holdeman was given a like posi-
ton for the Kearney district.
No minister died during the year just
closed However, there were eight young
men licensed for the ministry,
NJ. 7. Maze. ]. Holdeman, A. F. Miller,
j. G. Helm, j. A. Brown and o. II. Maze
were elected as delegates to the general
conference, which meets at Darlington,
Ill, in October.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-31
Golfers at Happy
Hollow Club Not
Hindered by Rain

The field OF seventy-siX golfers, wno
took part in the "choicc nine hole" handl-
cap play at the Happy Hollow club, were
extremely fortunate Saturday The train
which so thoroughly Gsmpcqed the ardor
of the Field aud Country club teams
playing at the Field club. did not fan at
the Happy Hollow club and all were
able to enjoy their round on the course.
c. r. Paulson. Thomas J. Kelly and
NJ. w Rhoades, were tied with 81 for
the low score. They will play the tie off
some time during the week.
The finals for the crt championship
will he played this morning ana this aft
ternoon. First eighteen holes at 10 o clock
and the second eighteen at o'clock. John
Reed will play Harold Johnson.
Play at the club was as follows Sat
urday:
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-31
Kaiser at the Front
With Fighting Men

GENEVA, Switzerland. Aus g5-tNi1
Paris. Aus 70. Delayed iu TRANSMISSION
Emperor William and tho German gen
oral STAFF are making both Co'oGnN and
Noinz their headquarters. acCorduI To- i'm
t'nigencc rcachiny Basel today. The cn-
pe,or is passing continuously between the
two cities PERSONALLY directing the armies
I'm the fighting i'm BELGIUM
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-31
REV. JOSEPH R0THKEGEL
DIES AT HOT SPRINGS

Rev Joseph Rothkegel aged 20 years,
pastor Of the Catholic church at Menom-
iuee Nob.. died Sunday morning at Hot
Springs, S. H., where he had conc about
three weeks ago for treatment OF rheuma-
tism, Father Bernard Slime. pastor OF
st. Mary Magdelene's, left yesterday for
Hot Springs to look after the body, which
will likely be buried at Monominee.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-31
CAPTAIN T0BIN SETTLES
FOR LEG BROKEN IN FALL

Captain Thomas Tobin, Of hose com
pany No. s. who was Injured this spring
by falling through the sliding pole hole
has settled in full with the North Amer
lean Accident Insurance company for $500
and has received payment He suffered
a broken leg.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-31
TELLS OF RUSS VICTORIES
Cars Attache at Washington An
nounces Successes of Troops.
GERMAN ADVANCE POSTS FLEE
Forces Approaching Fnrtress"s of
kOeniEsburE ana Take Posses
sion of Bridges On
River Ale.

NEW YORK, Aug. 3O.-Colonel Nickolai
Golejewski, the military attache at the
Russian embassy at Washington made
public here tonight cable messages from
the Russian foreign office in St Peters
burg regarding Russian war operations.
The messages were as follows:
The Russian troops are approaching
I the fortresses of Koenissburg, driving in
the advance posts of the garrison. Re-
ports have come into headquarters that
the Russian troops have taken possession
of the bridges on the River ALE.
"On the Galician border battle near
Tomasheff and Monastyrskaia has been
successfully begun. Further to the east
ward our troops are energetically closing
in on Lwow Ncmberg), of which town
our advance troops are already in reach.
Our cavalry is actively clearing up the
country in front of the advance Of our
columns.
Division Dispersed.
ION August % our cavalry, having over
taken an Austrian cavalry division to the
west of Tiehertkoff, forced the latter TO
fight, dispersed it and took a battery of
horse artillery.
ION the eastern Prussian front on Au-
gust 25, 20 and 81 battle was continued
near Saldau Allenstein Bischofsburg,
where the enemy has concentrated the
army corps which retreated from Gum
binnen, reinforced by fresh troops.
"Alenstein is probably taken by our
troops. The Germans suffered especially
heavy losses in Mullen, between Austrode
and Medenburg, where they are i'm full
retreat In the vicinity of Petrokoff our
cavalry defeated three German squadrons
reinforced by a company of cyclists. or
the latter 127 were taken prisoners.
I'm Galicia on August IS a series OF
separate engagements assumed the char
acter of a great battle which was de-
veloping in the southern districts of the
province of Lubin and Holm and in
eastern Galicia.
Regiment Almost Wiped out.
AT first the battle had the character
of bataille du recOntre, but later on
many parts of the Austrian lines were
forced to take a defensive position. One
OF our infantry regiments, in a hand to-
hand fight, took the colors Of and almost
completely annihlated, the Eleventh
Gonwed Hungarian regiment An en-
ergetic advance is being continued
During the night of August %, the
light German cruiser Magdeburg ran
ashore near the entrance of the Bay Of
Finland. on the morning of August d
the Russian cruisers Paladia and Bo-
gatyr, with torpedo boats, drew near and
opened fire. An explosion followed on
the German cruiser, which tore amid
ship. The Russian warships took off the
captain, two officers and 154 sailors the
rest of the crew apparently made their
escape during the night on tho torpedo
boats which accompanied the cruiser"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-31

Beaten cup:
Charles G. Mcdonald nO), beet V. II.
Gould C2D, five and four.
Harold johnson 0O), beat NJ. w.
Rhoddes 49, four and two.
l., A Smith (22), beat ;, s. Kent t29,
F. d. Weed 600. bea. T H. McCague
(22l, three and two.
Second round OF play for J. NJ, Gil
christ cup.
Harold johnson uO), beat A. s. Will
Jams (2A, three and two
Thomas J. Kelly C2m. beat A. +. Muir
tagh 90, three and two.
@. w. Updike C2D, beat A. r. Wells
O2), two up
J. J. Fitzgerald GO, beat w. =. Shep-
ard, ST. (2O, two and one in thlrty-siN
holes.
semi-flnals OF play for Kenneth Reed
prize:
W. f. Shepard sr. COZ, beat b II. Nellie
O2D four and three.
Guy Liggett 0OD. won from y. ~ Rob
ertson 90. four and three.
The most desirable furnished rooms are
advertised in Tho Bee. &c, a nice cool
room for the summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-31
BRITISH LOSS IN BATTLE
REPORTED AS QUITE SMALL

LONDON, Aug. 3O.--The admiralty an
rounccs that tho British casualties in the
naval engagement off HeliGoland wero
two officers and twenty-seven men killed,
nineteen seriously injured and nineteen
others slightly wounded.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-31
DEATH RECORD
IIeath-LeWls.

REPUBLICAN CITY, Neb. Aug, 30
Especial John l.. Heath Of Naponee and
Miss Lulu May Lewis of Bloomington
we're united in marriage Wednesday, Au-
gust 26 at the Methodist parsonage in this
city by Rev. l.. r. Lewis, pastor OF the
Methodist church
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-31
Torua5oin kieth County.

OGALALLA, Neb., Aug. 20 (Specisl)-
A tornado swept up the North Platte val
ley last night ten miles northwest Of here,
destroying many haystacks and corn
fields Half OF the half-mile bridge was
entirely swept away, leaving only a few
piling. A school house, several barns and
windmills were entirely destroyed. One
large house was carried fifty feet from
It's foundation. No lives were lost
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-31
Much Wheat to ne Planted.

REPUBLICAN CITY, Neb, Aug. 30
(SpecialD-The late rains in this locality
have been a great benefit 10 the late
planted corn and pastures and TO the
fourth cutting OF alfalfa. There will be
a very large acreage Of wheat put out
this fall.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-31
MONTANA MILITIA Modified
Governor Calls Out State Troops to
Quell Disturbance in Butte.
RUsTLING OFFICE BURNED UP
Employment office Of the Anaconda
Mining Jompnn, Ia Rutus rs
ursuit of Explosion of
Dynamite Mast,

HELENA, Mont, Aus D-Thc second
Regiment National Guard or Moutaua
has been ordered Hy Governor stewart
e. mobilize in Helena at once for
the situation at Butte. This action
was taken In response to an appeal Tor
help from the authorities OF Butte and
of silver Bow county.
Employment oTficc blown Tn.
BUTTE, Mont, Aus S0-The employ
mcnt officer Of the Anaconda MininE
company at the Parrot mine. known to
the miners as the "rustling office was
blown up at 1850 o'clock this morning
with a terrificc blast OF dynamite that
Jared all tho buildings I'm Butte and
rocked residences ON the outskirts OF the
city. Tho structure was Of brick and two
stories hiCh and one side was completely
/ blown out aud a great hole torn through
( the top.
No one was killed rs far rs known. but
I the AGED usht Waterman is missing.
/ The blast almost throw tho city into a
"aric and many persons rushed into the
streets half dressed
Butte Faces CRISIS.
Butte has settled down to realization
that 1t faces crisis that must develop
shortly. The roopcning OF the miners
jurisdctional quarrel that involved tho
/ city In riots and bloodshed last June has
been anticipated since the mine workers
union, the organization that is seeking
to overthrow the Western Federation OF
Miners in this district made the an
nounccment that only miners OF the new
union may work underground. Since the
new organization began to enforce that
decree, Butte has virtually experienced a
reign ~ terror that eliminated early this
morning when the employing office OF
the Anaconda copper company near the
Parrot mine was blown up with dyna-
mite.
For more than a week men on the street
corners in tho business district have been
making addresses IN which they urged
the miners 10 use direct action" not
only In the mines. but in the business
district. The speakers have openly ad-
Nocated the taking OF warehouses and
stores, when in need, and appropriating
their contents. No attempt has been
made 20 stop these inflammatory
speeches
on one occasion Mucke Mcdonald.
president OF the now union, an
nounccd in a street corner speech that
his organization was running the city,
and advised the authorities not TO inter-
fere under pain of experiencing direct
action.
Thursday morning a delegation repre-
sentins the new union marched to the
Anaconda mine and took possession OF
thirty-one miners, who were compelled to
I join the new organization. Three others
after a trial, were escorted out OF the
city and ordered not to return.
Warrants were sworn out charging GER
tain officers OF the new union and others
with kidnapping, and these the sheriff has
refused to serve because of threats made
! by the men against whom they were di-
! rected. Mayor Duncan announced that
his police force was powerless
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-31
ANnId RInnd PnIsnn

hy using Bucklen's Arnica Salve ON all
wounds, bruises. sores, srslds, salt rheun.
etc. Prompt relief for piles. &c. All
druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-31
Dt,rhoea ouIcx-- Cu--a.

My attention was first called TO
Chambsrlain's Collie. Cholera and Disr-
rhoea Remedy as much as twelve years
ago, At that time l was seriously III
with summer complaint. One dose Of
this remedy checked the trouble writes
Mrs. c. W. Florence, Rockf'eld, Ind
For sale by an Advertisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-31
Bridinger Wins
Caddy Golf Play

August Bridinger Won the caddie cham
pionship Of the Happy Hollow club last
week by defeating Clarence ANDERSON
In the final round, up and 4. by so
doing August copied the prize presented
by Thomas J. Kelly. In the second tight
Clarence Springer won from Ernest Davis.
up and 3, and received the prize offered
by Dwight Williams. The prize for low
score was won by Frank Burkhart.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-31

The most desirable furnished rooms are
advertised in The Bee. Get a nice cool
roop for the summer.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-31
FRENCH TROOPS ARE INTACT
Paris Hears that Msssed Armies Yet
Retain Position.
DELAY is FAVORABLE TO ALLIES
This, with News of Russian NttRcl,
I'm EnSt Prussia, Accounts for
Desperate Character OF
German OCfcnsc.

PARIS. Aus So-Thls has been Ions
and anxious day in Iaris When the
war office has nothing to issue. tho pos
smists show themselves and every body
asks what Is going on In the north
As far as can he learned tn French
masscd troops appear to be intact cN-
cept for those losses which wore in
ovitabie IN a weeks heavy rightuG over
a vast front II the British ami French
retro on the western flank. it is on
planned that they do So in order TO
choose their ground for further rosis-
lance. Every day has seen achievements
moving up to aid the French troops en-
gagged on the Belgian frontier.
Delay Helps Allies.
The French operating along the interior
lines are able 60 shift an army corps
from one part of the front to another
swiftly and Il Is stated that the allies
probably are IN stronger positions today
than last Sunday.
Germans Flight Desperately.
The Germans, apparently owing to the
increasing pressure Of Russia. seem TO
he throwing themselves against en-
trenched positions and sic suffering very
severely, They are gaining ground and
seemingly are hopeful Of being able to
break through before Berlin is invested
French wounded are arriving at the
provincial towns The Temps Versailles
correspondent reports that wounded arc
passing through there today.
Little Change ut Front.
LONDON, Aug }o-The French en-
bassy has received a telegram describ-
ing the situation on the French front
from the Somme to the Nosgcs rs the
same today as it was yesterday"
The telegram adds that the Germans
seem to have slackoned their march. and
from the evidence of German prisoners the
gravity of their losses is confirmed
Omaha daily bee., 1914-08-31

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