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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07

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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07
aphterinser.

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Gr. Gbriftenfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07
H1nnrriuunnb
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fet en- anIet SgnoeriDoe. Tom paa
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07
abitteringer.
misfionen:

Scr fpitpret. ie sol. 81. IS observation-disclosures. S13t959
Council g[uffs. "a, ,Sens 0anien ............ 200
Wooolono. Gal. u gdllden ... 800
ereenoille, Reb, en- nnupnt OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 50O
Smoho. Nebr QeIo Nab. % " 9eterien ... 100
Rocine. @is. gor 4r. Wabs apf ......... 100
Qeresfor0. 9 gaf, apf. 500
0oupace. Mis. Sobn Snafen .. 800
Sompton, Nebr, apf 1000
@efbro9f, Maine, Martin fSabrieius ......... 800
@efon. ga, ct 9ouli 0aa6s llneoomsforenins -. 500
auonbon, Ga, ebene5er Qaeb. Sans 3. Sauae $40;
9ans 6. 9anien, Sans u. Scbmiot 30. So; Sa Sem.
mingfn 50c -. :. ..........s..... 20bO
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Gil arebsmisiionen.
@inn. are6s.

Gperffuo peO 0lisiionsmsOe, Niatoipn oanft lutb. Renis.
beo 5000. Ooerifuo oeO Oaisionsmebe, q. geters Wenigde0,
9uef $4,000. Opeefno p6 areosn1eSet Rortbfieo $1,000
OperHuo Do 0isiionsmsoe, eImbole, Dainn. $3f.00.
Ban areoiens Begne, 3af.
Y. GIaufen, Qreosfasf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07
M a areos.

SCR fuitteret for $i375.73. Cars geterIen, Qeolo, Sapa
$1,000. 9ilbnsebetat al 9e0. Sames Eeprfen 81. SO ainr.
baaton, Ga. $i7.24. auoubon. ga. $4,000. Chris 0ieuen, aeo.
Ia, Sa. $500. Sehpcl, ga. $500. 0ieIs 6. gieIien, Beion, IA.
$500. Get Brand, ga. $2840. Calender, ga. $20.5O. I'll.
ianrnen $f4957. Total $1525.30.
genIs SiIien. geter 8on6o, areosfasf.
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assr fuitteret, ie abl. Rr. IS .................. $572l9
Council 9lniis, "a, Sens Senien ............ 200
@ooolano, Gal, Il .Qallenn 80. ....... 200
Omaha. Nebr. Bella Msb. u. z. 9eterIen .......... $50
Hncine. @is. gor III. Wahs spf ..... 500
geresfor0. z 1ofs auf 1000
CEDAR sails, IA. Sans Smnen ..... 500
Sanpton. Ge6r. qnf. 1000
@eItbrool Ne. Rartin 5abrieus ......... 800
Neiton, ga, St. gniIi Mahs llnaoomsf. $50. 800
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Ss6emisfione II:
SfoIefasfen:

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StonOarO. Vita. Gan, SaIooeIen al Ell SeItofier -.
Suihinion, Wlinn. 9aitor Ibeo. Z. Beef $500; 3. Tan.
ae Matb SenIen 20. $500; Martiu 1ange, 0ieIs
. Rsner b.. $500; gQrs. Carl Ssrgenen, Nartin
Qaarrp. 9fnrgrets Ssraenien. anoe 3bomien bb.
S1.00. Sens 0ielicn DOC.
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= Rielien bu. $500; q. q. aieien $500; q. z. Sobn.
%g9eitbroef, Waine. Martin 6abrieins .......,.s....
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Santbal misfione II
9iliammen $4,000

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misilonen ira apnoeioreninBen, elenoale, 9inn, $1,000. StaI
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isfionen:
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assr foitteret, ie abf Qr. IS ................... S50027
Sefpell, ga. aof. 800
Omaha. aebr, Bella O1s6, 0oerifuo al et Offer peO ct
Meoe boIOt al Qaitor :. Ii. 9tno ............ 545
q. z. 9eterien, Bella Wa9b, Omaha .....,....... 100
Nacne, @is, Dor 5reIers Mgb. auin0ef. .......... 1000
Geoar- Sails, Sn, Sans 6onnn ............... 800
Sanofon, Qebr, apinOeioreninaen .............. 1926
@eueoa, @inu, @rs. Sobnien % gars. @apen bu. 81. 200
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1914-10-07

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len innes Der M, ifriper gRibe
StiitstiO.~ at ifulle inotrGoe no.
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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-15
GERMANS ENTRENCH OUTSIDE OF CLIENT

London, Oct. 15-Te1egraphing Wednesday morning from Calais, the Daily Chronicles corr respondent says:
 The position of the allies left wing, which is now the most important sec ton of the long battle line, grows daily more satisfactory. The fighting around Lille has been extremely satisfactory to the allies The Germans have been turned out of the senni-circular posi- tions. which they held around Lille and the corner of French territory which juts into Belgium there.
 stThe Germans have been pushed back as far as Courtraf Gin Belgium 26 miles southwest of Ghent) where they are entrenching. It appears that they will make a stubborn endeavcr to hold the line to BIankenberghe, Bruges and Courtrai.
 t'It was the German intention to make a dash on Calais coincfdenta1Iy with the taking of Antwerp. Tn ac- lcordance with this plan they advanced in force on Hazbrouck, Mont Casse1 and SantsOmer. The allies guns near Mont Cassel moved down the oncom- ing Germans who fell back, leaving several hundred wounded. The allies followed up their advantage, throNing the enemy back over the Belgium bor- der.
 During the fighting a bomb from a German aeroplane killed three per sons and injured three others
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-15
THREE OVERCOME
 IN FOREST FIRES

Plainfeld, Conn. Oct. 15-samueI Reed. Lee Norman and William Shea three members of the volunteers who have been fighting for days against the fires which are still sweeping through the ttnder-dry forest lands of this and neighboring towns, were overcome today by the dense smoke and heat of the flames. They recov- cred after being removed to fresner air
 A number of automobile owners, who were not on the fighting line were util- izing their machines today to- carry food and water to the fre-fgh ters-
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 The British steamer F1oriston, with a cargo of grain, is ashore at Guyon Island Porto Rico. and will probably be 9 total loss. The crew has been landed at Gull Cove.
 Governor Hunt of Arizona has asked President Wilson to increase the Unit ed States border patrol and prevent the Mexicans from firing across the American border
 Bank Commissioner Norris S Lip pitt, of Norwich. Conn, will. resign to accept the position of yice-president and treasurer of the Peoples Bank 6e Trust co, of New Haven.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-15
ONRUSH OF GERMAN ARMY LEADS
 ENGLISH TO SPECULATE ON RAID

London, Oct. 15.-GIoom which has enyeloped England since the fall of Antwerp, has been somewhat tighten ed by the news contained in official communications that the. allies are more than holding their own in the furious fighting along the Franco Belgian border, but this feeling of elation has been tempered by the growing reaIiza ton that the Russian Invasion which was believed to be i'm rninent, must be postponed indefinite ly pending the outcome of the battle in < Russian Poland
 Some idea can be gained of the herceness of the fighting in western France by the fact that the town of Rove now in possession of the a1lies has been taken and retaken no less than ? times There is no question in the minds Of British observers but that the Germany army is making desperate efforts to reach the channel coast and that the allies are no less determfned to prevent such an exten- sion of the battiesline
 England already is specuIatinsy on he possi iIity Sof al German raid. The Germans are reported as having been turned out of that corner of French territory " hich Juts into Belgium and having been retired, they are said to be strongly intrenched. This report sdec1ares that the Germans intended to dash on Calais coincidenta1ly with
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-15
RUSSIANS OCCUPY
 FORTS IN GALlCIA

London. oct. 15.-Reuter,s Tele- gram company has received from Am sterdam the following official state ment issued in Vienna at noon. We'd nesday.
 The general staff says that the Russians have occupied fortified posi- lions on the line of the Stry, Sarnbre and Midy rivers in Galtcia-8 The Aus trtans are now attacking the positions
 In the Carpathians, the Austrians occupied Torronya. after four days Of fighting and pursued the enemy in the direction Of Wyskow- Smaller success full slzirmishes have taken place in the Vtso valIey.'''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-15
IF BILIOUS, SICK
 OR GONSTIPATED TAKE GASCARETS
No headache, bad cold, sour stomach or costiVe bowels
 by morning.
t a ten-cent box now.

Get a ten-cent box now.
 ! You're biliousI You have a throRbing sensation in your head, a bad taste in your mouth, your eyes burn, your skin is yellow, with dark rings under your eyes; your lips are parched. No wonder you feel ugly, mean and ill7 tempered. Your system is full of bile not properly passed off. and what you need is cleaning up inside. Don't continue being a bilious nuisance to yourself and those who love you, and don't resort to harsh physics that irri- tate and fnjure. Remember that most disorders of the stomach, liver and bowels are cured by morning with gentle, thorough Cascarets-they work while you sleep. 4. 1o-cent box from your druggist will keep your liver and bowels clean: stomach sweet, and your head clear for months. Children love to take Cascarets because they taste good and never gripe or sieken.-AdV-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-15
TO MOVE
 TROOPS TO FRANCE

London. Oct. 15.-.sGernnans arriv- ing here,% says the Copenhagen cor respondent of the Times. '.say that ow- ing to the failure of the Russians to make, progress against the Germans, the Germans have decided to imnned- nateIy transfer considerable masses of troops from the east to the western fronts for an advance on Paris.
 This transfer probably already has begun as ordinary train traffic is de- layed 4S hours
 From the same source the cores pondent says he learned there was much sickness among the German troops
 The plans for the occupation or Paris drawn by the Germans before thes battle Of the Marne.'f continues the correspondent, -.conte enplated a demand for an indemnity of a billion dollars and unless the entire sum was paid within a. fortnight property of equal value was to have been taken to Berlin including art works and li- braries and retained there until full satisfaction of the indemnity was made 2
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-15

the attack on Antwerp but their ef- forts in that direction would appear to have been checked.
 Berlin reports the occupation of Lille but declares that other than this there is nothing new to report on the western front.
 According to despatches reaching London typhus has shown itself among the German troops Reports from Italy indicate that the war fever in that country is a.bating, even the anti-Austrians now agreeing that no Hbelligerent move should be made be fore next spring.
 Turkey continues in a trucuIent mood and trouble may have already begun in the Black Sea, where heavy firing has been heard and where. 1t is believed, the famous German cruis- CTS Goeben and Breslau. which have been sold to Turkey, may have en- gagged the Russian fleet.
 Ostend is now virtually a deserted city with it's docks still crowded with terror-stricken refugees Intent only on getting as far as possi b1e from the scenes of suffering.
 The repatriation of Belgium refu- gees promises to become a serious problem both to England and Holland and these countries may call upon the United States to assist in this work.
 Further detachnents of Canadian troops are landing today
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-15
KAISER MOVES HIS HEADQUARTERS
 NEARER TO FRENCH BATTLEFIELD DS|

3 Berlin, by wireless to sayville. T.. [. --0ct. 15.Information concerning! the progress of the war was given out in Berlin today as follows:
 The German troops are now marching in part towards Ostend and in part in a southwesterly direction toward the French frontier The headquarters of Emperor William have been moved farther into France. The Russian arrnored cruiser PaIlada, of 5000 tons built in 1906, was tor pedoed by a German submarine
 There has been heavy fighting i'll Trance east of Soissons and the Ar gonne: The French official reports about success in the Woevre districts are untrue. The Germans nowhere have lost ground. EHaine. q 2 miles to the east of verdun) is in German hands. French attacks against our position near St. Mihiel have been re- pulsed.
 The war booty secured in Antwerp cannot yet be estimated Twenty six thousand Belgians and ?, GOO Eng lishmen have been fnterned in HoI-
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-15

land. In the harbor of Antwerp we found .32 German steamers, the boil CTS of which apparently had been dis abled. Russian forces have been de- feated near Schirwindt Gin East Prus- sia 19 miles east of Gunabinnen) with a loss of 1,5oo prisoners and twenty cannon. German troops have repu1sed the Russians south of Warsaw and hold southern Poland as far as the aVistuIa. river.
 Emperor William, acting on a peti- stion handed him by Cardinal Hart mann. of Cologne. has ordered that ! French Catholic priests among the prisoners in Germany who entered the French ranks as common sol diers shall be treated in Germany in the same manner as are French off1- cers
 Tt is reported here from stettin that German torpedo boat destroyers discovered six vessels. of Norwegian, Swedish and Danish nationality load ed with goods and provisions des- tined for London and Grimsby and all so for Russia. AliI were taken into SwineTnund''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-15
STATE OF CONNECTICUT. DISTRICT OF FAIRFIELD, ss., PROBATE COURT.

0cIODeT 14lns
 Estate of Isaac B. Wilson, late of the town of Fairfield, in said district, deceased.
 The Executrix having exhibited her account with said estate to this court for allowance, it is
 oRDERED-That the 21st day of October, A D., 1914, at Il o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Fairfield be. and the same is as signed for g. hearing on the allowance of said account, and this court directs the executrfx to give notice thereof, by publishing this order in some newspaper having circulation in said district, and by. posting copy of this order on the prbGc-sign post in town where the deceased last dwelt copy of this order, all at least days be- fore said day of hearing. and return make to this court.
 Attest:
 BACON WATERMAN. a%p Judge.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-15
SOLDIERS IN PLAIN
 CLOTHES ARE SPIES

The Hague. Oct d5.-The train ser vice between Roozendaa1 and Antwerp has been ordered resumed Thursday. The concentric movement of German troops in Belgium upon Ostend is pro- gressing. The vanguards are believed to be at Bruges, Thourout and Dix nude.
 At seIzaete tso miles north of Ghent9 a proclamation issued by the Germans demands the registration or all males between the ages of IS and 40 years The proclamation says that soldiers in uniform are to be treated as prisoners of war and that soldiers dresed in citizens clothes will be treated as spies
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-15
BLACK SEA SCENE
 OF NAVAL BATTLE

London, Oct. 15-A despatch to the Exchange Telegraph company from Bucharest, coming by way of Rome says:
 Heavy cannonading has been heard the past day off Kustendje Gin Ruma- mia on the Black Sea). It is believed that the fofmer German cruisers Goe- ben and Breslau, which now fly the Turkish flag and which yesterday un- dertook to escort from SuIina Gan arm of the Danube traversing the district of Dobrudja, Rumania1 several trans ports laden with munitions have either attacked or been attacked by the Russian fleet.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-15
ITALIAN VIEW OF
 BELGIANS' REFUGE

Rome, Oct. 15.-The GfornaIe d Italia. commenting on the situation created by France offering asylum at Havre to the Belgian government. an action which it says followed the Ital- ian law giving guarantees to the Pope, declares this fact shows that the law which has worked so well in Rome during the last A years has been found to be perfect
 By a curious coincidence" the newspaper continues, ttthe Belgian cabinet accepting from France treat ment equal to that enjoyed by the Holy See in Italy is a Catholic cabinet belonging to that party which in Bel gium often has asserted that the Pope has not the liberty nor the independ- ence necessary to exercise his prerog- ative- In this tragic hour the heroic Belgian people must recognize that the Italian law possesses a, liberal spir- it, precise juridical sense and great po- ftical wisdom.''
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-15
ENGLAND PLANNING
 AGAINST INVASION

London Oct 1s-The Times mill tary correspondents. discussing the pos s1bility Of Germany attempting an in vasion of England. thinks the govern ment ought to Instruct the people and the authorities how to act in the event of such an attempt and to make up their minds whether it is proposed to regularly or irregular in repe11ing an invasion.
 no commander in chief in the British Isles except Lord Kitchener and that unless one mind presides over the nu- merous garrisons and various armed forces which would be used in defense there can be no unity of action.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-15
CHOLERA SPREADS
 THROUGH HUNGARY

Venice. Oct. 15, via Paris.-Accord- ing to reports reaching Venice, cholera. is making rapid strides throughout Hungary and the progress of the dis ease is causing alarm among the peo- pie.
 The Hungarian authorities. it now appears were too lax in the begin ming in the matter Of the sanitary su- pefvision of prisoners camps which have been placed under special con tro1. Prisoners no longer are permit ted to camp in the open air and now all suspected cases are being isolated in hospitals.
 Other despatches reaching Venice re- late that the Austrian comn1issary de- partment is breaking down so far as the equipment of new recruits is con cerned- These men are suffering from a scarcity of clothing and boots, es- pecialIy heavy winter garments.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-15
WOUNDED PRINCE
 SPURNS OOCT ORS

Rome. Oct. According to letters received here from servias Prince George. eldest son. of King Peter. is not progressing fayorably owing to his refusal to submit to the orders of the doctors who. are treating a wound he received in a recent battle
 Crown Prince Alexander of Seryia. also was wounded in the hear, but his hurt was a slight one and after it was dressed the Crown Prince found it un- necessary to remain in bed and con tfnued his military work.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-15
WEATHER INDICATIONS

New Haven, Oct. 15-Forecast: Cloudy and rainy weather tonight and Friday.
 Connections: Unsettled tonight and Friday, probably local rains; gentle to moderate east and southeast winds
 The southern disturbance has developed during the last 4S hours into a we'll defined storm area which is now central over Eastern Tennessee. The front edge of the rain area is as far north as Philadelphia, Pa.@ The greatest rainfall reported was 3.14 inches at Atlanta, Ga. Cloudy and showery weather with mod crate temperatures prevails gen. orally in all districts east of the Mississippi river. Freezing tenn peratures were reported from the northwestern districts.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-15
To Seek Relief Money Here.

London, Oct. 15-E B. w,ynan. who has been acting as head Of the infor- nation bureau maintained by the American relief committee in London. with Mrs. Wyman sailed today for New York on the White Star Line steamship Adriatic.
 He will take steps to raise money in America to carry on the work of the London committee as long as such work is required