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STOOD STRAIN
Imperial Bank of Germany Able 70
Take Care of Al Demands Made
Upon u By War.

LONDON. Sept. %. $50 p. m.-Au
official statement received from Bcr
I'm by the Marconi Wireless Telegraph
company says.
The board Of trustees Of the I'm
pcrial bank of Germany draw special
attention 90 the fact that the bank
proved itself quite equal 90 the 'cxccp.
tional dcmandh made upon if bv fhe
war and that Germany ia armed both
economically and financially 20 nrhf "a
war on an sides until results have
been obtained which will secure the
political and economic future Of Ger.
many
"An inquiry has been held al Col
mar. Prussia. into charges of hirf
treason AGAINST Able Wettcric. mem.
bcr Of the roichstag from Alsace Tor.
rainc. who has been condemned %
death and whose property has been
ordered seized "
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SUPPLIES
For He'd Cross Work VIII Make Up
Part of Cargo Of Ship Sailing
Today FOR France.

NEW YORK. Sept 25.-One hun.
dred bales of absorbent cotton ana
other medical supplies will make uu
part Of the cargo OF the Fronrn
steamer Nirrinie which will aaU frr
bordeaux tomorrow. 10 was annosfne-
"a here today that the American Rod
Cross has arranged for these SUM-
iics together with nine boxes OF hos
uitll clothing consigned 10 the French
Red Cross Other similar ahfnmrnfs
are expected 20 be- made soon
Inn Red Cross society announced
tonight that ifg expenditure 90 dafo
.n supplying relief to the wounded uf
european hattlencida approximate
ttsh 600 Total receipts OF the Rod
Cross war relief fund are about
1926 900
u was stated that the entire cost
.ot sending surgeon or nurse ID Eu.
rope Tor service for eiT months. salary
incluel~t is estimated at about sf0l
In day
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CHECKED
German Movement in Poland Stopped
BY Russisns-Austrians
Retreating.

PETROGRAD. Sept. 25.-The gen
eral stan has issued the following
statement:
"On September % the Russians
checked foS tentative move OF the
German vanguard TO advance on the
government of Suwalk "a govern
ment OF Russian Poland. bordering on
Frussia). Within the circle between
scnesehubohin and Vincent several
ensasements with the front OF the
enemy enemy have resulted favorably for the
In IN west Galicia there Is no fighting
~, me austrian army. driven from
hn3lo"' continues general retreat. !
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MEXICANS


Eb lfgO. Texas Sept 1- 1fora.
Wcr" thrown through fn. window. ol
lnn rnF nruCo OF thr American vice
consul or Narral on September D.. da
nt tho border today. They foid oi
an nnfl.AmnrIran uprising af pnrra1 q
MINING town I'M Northern NrrIro fn
which orniorF iu Tho plaza had a.
mnndnd fhnt The United sfrfna win.
df1W t1 troons from Vera Cruz o..
ier Inc m0fa arrivals here said
marched u1.t tho residence OF fhn
l.n lcin fico consul and threw
stoncs through the Window of ne
huHdiug
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FACTS OF SINKING OF
BRITISH CRUISERS Is
GIVEN BY ADMIRALTY

strictest discipline was main
tained and that acts Of herolsm
were performed, but the admiral
~ has established the rule that
such affairs must be governed by
the same laws as prevail In naval
actions and that disabled ships
must be left TO their own re-
sources rather than that other
ships shopld be Jeopardlzed by
rescue work.
The Statement.
The statement In part follows:
The sinking Of the Aboukir
was, OF course, an ordinary haz-
ard Of patrollinq duty. The
Hogue and the Cressy, however,
were sunk because they proceed
ed TO the assistance OF their con-
sort and remained with engines
stopped, endeaVorino 10 save life,
thus presenting an easy and GER
tain target to further submarine
attacks.
The natural promptinos Of hu-
manity have In this case led to
heavy losses which would have
been avoided by strict adherence
70 military considerations. Mod
ern naval war Is presenting US
Continued on Page -sn-)
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grar from Maestriebt or.,. -
es Of German trooos 49,. s, Ss-
transported into France oyer 49,
shNay line runninu b-t,,ss,
Chappelle. NN "a
BELoiUM-A despsteb r.,.i,,..
u London from Ostend ssvs 49,
+v'OVO Germans have been enesr,5-
60 IN the environs Of Waferiae
Lnec saturday. The invsdir,
troops have Installed hesvv si.,s
guns a. Srtmberaen and Mevsse
EhGLAND-it vas oei~fstt,, =
nounced IN London to.niabf ,S,.
nearly 80 officers and f.1Oo r,e,
were lost IN the sirkina 81 f5s
britieh cruisers Aboskir. Boa,,-
sno Sressy BY German subrari1es
W Nortn sea. The Admiralty
to-niqht published the reporte ~
We senior surviving officers of tbe
lil,lsted SHIPS and laid down the
fple that military dispositions srd
interests must take pre~~d.-..
over the saving of lie Ii st,-6
eases and that shi ps must be ieft
70 tnclr own resources aa tbev
would be in battle.
Premier Asauith appesrsd -
tne Mansion House IN Dublin -
niqnt FOR the purpose. aa he out
y, as he head Of the Ri1a's
government, 20 summon loyal ard
patriotic ireland % take her pisee
N defense Of our common esu9s~ =
lhe prime minister received fre.
n1end0ua welcome. his ,s,,rs.
arousing The greatest enthuaisar,
BELGIUM - German airrhios
lnd acre planes auaIn have h~-..
Iyin1 along the Bciqian ard
Frcnch coasts, droppina bombs AZ
Oetend and Bouioqne. No qresf
lamaqc vas done in either al
tneee ri1cca. however % ia 80
pected '7 London that the Cer
mar aViatora viii venture acro.s
the English Channel when eordi
tons arc favorable
oERMANY-A dispatch "a lo,.
dor from HeriIn says the oersrsf
atsh admits that the oHiciaf Iist ~
prisoners as previously Duh.
Nahcd have been found 20 BE- rr.
roncoue ~ ig announced that ths
ag1rcaatc number of priaonrrs
row ir German hands ia So o00
instead o. $4,000. az rrevisusiv
reported ~ those heid. 10000
are Ruaaiana
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SEVERE BLOWS STRUCK
IN NORTH FRANCE WILL
HAVE DECISIVE RESULT

LONDON, Sept. 25, $50 o. NJ
Almost simultaneously the two
great hammer strokes In the bat
tie In Northern France have
fallen, and some decisive result
must be announced before Iono.
The allies have struck the GER
man right wing, and the GER
manson their part, have hurled
themselves against the French
line between Verdun and Toul.
The announcement Of the two
attacks IN earnest was disclosed
BY the French official statement
issued this afternoon, but little 10
told OF how they are progressing.
The action against the German
right is described as a very vio-
lent general one, In which the
French left encountered an army
corps composed Of troops which
the Germans brought from the
center Of Lorraine and the
Vosqes.
The clash occurred in the dis
triet between Teronier and ST.
Quentin. so that the French have
made a considerable advance to
the northwest since the last men
tion was made Of this part Of
their army. The country is
rolling one, intersected by
streams, canals and perfect net
work Of roads running in all di-
reetions. The French report ad-
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AS()UIT'H
Makes Plea for Irishmen TO Join the
Colors-Cets Great
Rece Ption.

DUBLIN. Sept. 25. via London, IL: 30
=. m.-Premier AsQuith appeared al
the Mansion house here tonight for
the purpose, as he expressed IL in the
opening of his speech. "as head of the
kings government to summon LOYAL
and patriotic ireland 10 take her place
In defence OF our common cause"
The prime minister received a tire.
mendons welcome when he appeared
az the Mansion house with John r
Redmond. tAe Iri.h Netienalist leader
tenant of Ireland, and his opening
words aroused 4he greatest enthusi
asni. tie went on 10 say that there
had been wars with regard to which
there was a diversity of opinion, but
that was not the case today.
Today. he declared. throughout the
empire. without distinction of creed.
party or race. climate or class or sec
tion, tho people were united In de-
tending the principle Of maintaining
interests which were vital. not only
TO the British empire but to all that
was worth having in our common
civilization and the future progress OF
mankind. whether Great Britain sue
ceeded or failed.
Not Going TO Fall.
But" exclaimed the premier. I'VE
are not going tD fail"
Great crowds gathered in tho
streets OF Dublin and cheercd the
Nationalist volunteers who. armed
with rifles end bayonets. acted as a
guard OF honor
The invasion OF Belgium and
France. said the prime minister. con-
stituted the blackest pages Of wars
sombre history England had worked
TO the last for peace.
I'm his appeal 10 Irishmen he was
backed by irisnmCn OF an PARTS OF the
empire and the world "hTe old ami
mosities are dead What Great Brit
ain asks what she believes ireland
u ready and eager to give" he said.
lis free will Offering Of free people
Mr. Aedmoud. who followed said
he had promised the archbishop OF
Malines that Ireland would bring he-
arms and strengt 10 avenge Louvaiu.
"it is ircland's duty 10 fight" de-
clared the Irish Nationalist leader.
Great Britain has kept faith with
ireland and ireland will keep faith
with Great Britain"
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MARCONI WIRELESS PLANT
CLOSED BY. PRES. WILSON

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. Sept. 25.-
BY order Of President Wilson, as COM
mander-in-chief Of the army and navy.
the wireless station OF the Marconi
Company at Siasconset. Mass, was
closed to-day because It declined to
recognize the right OF the Federal gov
ernment TO exercise a censorship over
the plant.
The Navy Department took no
cognizance OF the fact that the Mar
Z com company had filed In a Federal
court an application for an Injunction
70 restrain the naval oficers from
closing or censoring the station. AL
! tnough II appeared as III the wireless
company might compel the naval on
GERS 10 exercise force. the company
linsliy decided TO offer no resistance,
ana the station was closed at pm.
The Navy Department made public
tonight the telegrams that had
passed between the department and
Ensign =. y. Nixon. u. s. N, in charge
ny the Siasconset station. as well as
me opinion OF Attorney General Greg
Org on the legality OF the action.
lows. in part:
The President OF the United
states Is az the head OF one OF the
tnree coordinate departments OF the
ko9ernment lie IL commander1n-
chlet OF the army and navy. In the
preservation Of the safety and interrf.
y Of the United States and the nros
tccuon OF It's responsibilities and on
hgatlons as sovereignty. HIS powcra
are broad. In the words OF Mr. Ins.
uce Miller. his power includes me
enforcement OF the rights. duties and
obligations growing ont Oh fbe Comet.
luton itself Of international relations.
ana All the protection implied by me
hatuIe OF the government under the
constitution
.,, Duty 20 Protect Relations.
81. " the President is of the opinion
that the relations Of this countrv ~rlfh
iorelgn nations are. or are likely fo
De endangered by actions deemed bv
MIN inconsistent win p due neufrali-
t}. it is hls right and duty TO protect
suoh relations and IN doing so the
(Contnued on Page uisvsno
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The WAR AT A GLANCE

FRANCE 80 Two enqaaements
which may have decisive results
on the great battle which is being
waged IN northern France are be.
ing fought. The allies have struck
the German riqht wino 70 the
northwest of Noyon ana the Ia.
Vsdinp forces, on thcir part. have
hurled themselves against the
French line between Verdun and
TouL The beginning o. these al.
tacks was announced in the
French official statement issued
this afternoon but little vas dis
closed as % how the fights are
progressing.
The advance troops of the
French came in contact with ~.
perior forces Of the enemy on the
right wing this morning and we're
ompellcd % give a little around
beinq reinforced. however. the
troopa vigorously resumed the Of
fenaiVe. This action is dcscribcd
aa 2 Very violent and qeneraf one
On the French riaht Vino th~
enemy has begun 20 aive way BE-
fore the sttacks Of the allies com.
ne N the direction Of Nancy and
oui eeeofotng % the French Of.
fetal report.
The report admits THAT the
Germans have succeeded In oain.
tnq footing on The neure
hei7hts and have pushed forward
N the direction Of 81 Wfhief foo
The right bank Of the Neuae ts,er.
- miles southeast of VsrdunI btff
have not been able % cross the
river.
IN the southern redien -
Woevre the enemy ir refirino 40
wards Rupt Dc Mad. in fhs AZ
partnent Of Weurthe IL for~fie
The action continues M that sect.
ion
RNhNY=son1s esrF~r.sfio,,
vac given tonight o. yesterdav'e
report that The Germans have raf
fered reverse on the east prus.
alan frontier. Several train loads
pf wounded have arrived AZ %.
kov, according 20 a Petroaraf des.
patch, having been cu1aqed in ae.
gere hdhtinq on the borders ef
susTaikl, where they ray. fhe Ger.
WARS austalncd heavy loaaef.
Fhe hr1stcrdam crrrenn0ndrrf
~ the Aeuter Tcic1rar ccr1nanv
haa aent despatch % london
'-''~a that, according % a tcie.
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tenant Colonel Arnulfo Gomez and
captain Abad. were sents to Cananea
THIS afternoon seriously wounded.
Hill has ordered all the garrisons
In northern Sonora 10 Join his army
and assist in repelling Maytorena.
The fighting is being watched by
TWO troops of United States cavalry
under Major Byram. who has instruct
ions to arrest men OF either faction
who may attempt flight across the
border.
Colonel p Elias Gales, who was
deposed as military commander in
Sonora, after quarreling with May
torena, on his way from Mexico City
telegraphed to Mexican representa-
tiyes here that he was going to Join
Hill. He is travelling via Laredo TO
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niits that the Germans have sue-
eeeded In gaining a footing on the
Meuse heights, and have pushed
Forward In the direction Of e.
Mihiel, bombardlno the forts Of
Paroehes and the Roman car,p
which face each other across the
meuse. The communicated adds-
on the other hand, TO the south
OF verdun, the French remain
master OF the heights OF the
meuse, and that their troops. de-
bouehina from TouI, have ad-
vaneed In the region Of Beau
mont
In the center to the east Of
Rheims. the French have made
some progress, but elsewhere
nothing Of Importance has hap
pened so far as Is shown In the
official reports, and no other in
formation Is available, as the
strietest censorship has now been
established.
Some confirmation comes TODAY
OF yesterdays report that the
Germans have suffered a reverse
on the east Prusslaa frontier
Several tralnloads Of wounded.
Including German prisoners, have
arrived at Pskov, according TO a
Petroorad despatch, having been
engaged In severe fighting on the
Ccontinusd on Page siz.)
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BLAMES GARDEN
Mexican Charges Former British Min.
isicr Aided Hucrta Admin
ietration.

MEXICO CITY sanf 2- .vadrc
FahelIa. former minister sf f0reIrn
anairH in the Cnurflfuf rahI
not. in statement rivon fo The urr-r
tonight accuses Sir lionel Garden.
unfu recently British minister to
MexicO of bias Dol criucfsInr fho af
mlnlsfrafion
VT Fabclia says that the British
minister vHr dIHrIIaerd from Mexico
because evidence had boon dIar1varcG
fo show that De- nad secretly aided
former President Wurra
= decree uIIl hn irnuef tomorrow
hy thc auihoritirs f0rh'ddinr the CON.
lfrafion Of property under penalty OF
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LONDON, Sept IS, 1o:45 D. m.
The facts concerning the sink
ing OF the British cruisers Abou.
kir, Hoaue and Cressy by a GER
man submarine, or submarines,
In the North Sea, with a loss Of
nearly 90 officers and 400 men,
are contained In an admiralty
statement issued tonight.
The reports OF Commanders
Nicholson, OF the cressy, and Nor
ton, oe the Hooue, state that the
Aboukir was hit by one torpedo
and sunk in IS minutes. Three
torpedces were fired at the cres-
sy. on OF the explosives missing
narrowly. She lasted from IS 70
as minutes. The Hoque was struck
twice, 10 20 20 seconds eiapsinq
between the torpedoes, and went
under in five minutes.
The Cressy fred on the subnaa-
rine, and some Of the officers
were confident that the shots sank
her.
Commander Nicholson says that
the three torpedoes directed
against his ship might have been
fired by the same submarine and
that there is no real proof that
more than one ives engaged.
The reports show that the
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PANIC
Strikes City OF cracow over the Com
ing Of Troops and Resi-
dents Flee.

LONDON. sert .1. 2.02 n. m-"Tha,
lrHo1w hes been occupied bv German
troops. that the town has been put un.
Ger "a German military commaufant and
that thn austrian civil administration
haH been displaced is the latest adyirrs
received here says the FctrurrHd COR.
respondent of the Morning Toat "Arl
the "a. Ig.ual adminisrrafun of tne town
and ~ cItll officials of the AurIrf. ID
Enfrrnu.rur f1fo Irft and the residents
are neciug in panic
The leaders OF the Polish secret
committee which has been On rharra
OF all the Polish volunteer drfq~h.
mcnte hchfIua on the Austrian side
also have lrft Cra~0W. Tho Germans
hafe thrown thrrr army CORDS into
che Cracow district according TO fhis
Information and arc hrinEine more
troops in preparation Tor the expected
Russian attack
Word has been received here that
Germany h7t efCurod 600 Iramc ON no
railway between HrrlIn nrd Tho Ger.
man Battle ports Of UarsIr. TImnr
and Stntiin This uD#s har .rf er.
pcriH tr IFur'ug ou fhn ros.IbUHv I'D
tnrwHn descent nu Huarfnn fnrrf
tory 'hF way OF ihc Baltic ANY suoh
movement D. regarded hero is imnoa.
sihlo from the standpoint of an offrc.
tive act of war although DO miahf ta
theairic4lly effective In euunorfirr
the morale of the Berlin p0uuIaco
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BATTLE
Rapcs IN servia and Austrians Are
Reported 20 Have Been
Routed

official atafcmcnt received from Nieh
hy Che Reuter- Telegram company
says
-A severe battle continued Scncn-
bcr 23 on the front between Zvorn,k
end Lotzinitza and on the front from
Minihia fo Sabatz Elsewhere tho nd.
uatiOn o. unchanged
The Austrian commander sent ON.
issariHe to BELGRADE demanding the
surrender of the town Our reply to
thIe insolont demand was 10 order
che artillery 90 Gre on the Austrian
monitors
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avoid contact with any of Villas men.
Fighting began TODAY near Santa
barbara and continued throughout the
retreat toward Santa Cruz which Hin
ordered when he found his troops out.
numbered
a concentration OF the Carranza
forces. including all garrisons In north
ern Sonora which answer Hills gen.
eral order for their aid is ordered for
Naco, where IL is expected the definite
test of strength will come.
Hills wounded tonight arrived at
Naeo with Carranza refugees Sup
plies and munitions are reported on
the way and as the troops are with
(continued on Page ren.)
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CAPTURED
Austrian Seaport Of LISA Reportes
Taken BY French otter
Boubardnerf

LONDON Sept %. $50 D. ma
central News despatch from Rome
r1YH that fhe Austrian eonrorf of
Lifea in D1lmatin was bombarded bv
frnnch hnct ON september io Later
froone landed from tho French wa
ship and wcnf into garrison British
ana French flars we're hoiaicd over
thc snmaph0re station at Lissa
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FIGHT IN AIR

LONDON Sept rs. 1905 pm-A
duel in the air over Brussels between
r. Hcleian hlullue and n Gcrman ma.
chHe which was in pursuit Of tho ti.
plane. is described briefly hy n cor.
respondent of tho Exchancc rcierrHnh
company who Witnessed tho contest.
Aho two machines aFrpudrd fO N
Erfaf altitude and after swift fia1t
me aFiaforF exchanged shots af short
RANCE suddenly the German turned
turtle and fell and the Relrian biplana
returned towards AnfWerp.
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TROOPS CLASH IN NORTH MEX|C0.
AMERICANS remain At VERA CRUZ

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. Sept 25.-Carran-
"a forces under General Benjamin Hill
were routed to-day by the troops of
Governor Maytorena IN the first en-
gagement of the new revolution pro-
claimed by the state of Sonora in
connection with General Villas de-
nance OF Carranza- Hills loss is in
definite.
DOUGLAS. Ariz.. Sept. 25.-Gover-
nor Jose Maria Maytorena. of Sonora,
attacked the forces of General Ben
jamin Hill. the Carranza commander.
today AT Santa Barbara. Hill sent
special trains to Cananea for rein
forcements. Nothing was known here
as to the outcome OF the fight but
seven OF Hills men. including Lieu
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Tffr WEhTuEN
Hf1f Nirrinla. OHIO and wFrnfarr
lennsylVauia-Fat SATURDAY. ana Eun-
New Britain herald., 1914-07-08
WHAT NEURASTHENIAI IS

Neurasthenia is a condition of exhaus- tion of the nervous system. The causes are varied. Continuous work, mental OF physical, without proper vacation periods, without proper attention to diet and ex' ercise, also worry over the struggle tor success, are the most common. causes. Excesses of almost any kind may pro- duce it. Some diseases, like the grlp, will cause neurasthenia. So also will severe shock, intense anxiety or grief.
 The symptoms are over-sensitiveness, trritability, a disposition to worry over trif1es, headache, possibly nausea.
 The treatment is one of nutrition ofthe nerve cells, requiring a non-alcoholic tonic. As the nerves get their nourish. ment from the blood the treatment must be directed toward building up the blood. Dr. Williams Pink Pills act directly on the blood and with proper regulation oi the diet have proved of the greatest bene- fit in many cases of neurasthenia. tendency to anemia, or bloodlessness, shown by most neurasthenic patients, is also corrected by these tonic pills. You1 own druggist sells Dr. Williams Pinh Pills. .
 Two useful books "Diseases of the Ner' vous System" and "What to Eat and How to EatH will be sent free by the Dr: Will Hams Medicine Co.,, Schenectady, N. Y., if you mention this paper.