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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-08
FRENCH ARMY MASSED AND
HEAVILY ENTRENCHED
AWAITED APPROACH.
German Airmen Discovered Posi-
tons and Attack on Paris
Is Deferred.

PARIS, Sept. THE war office
IN message to Gen. GalIient to-
day declared the French forces
under the immediate direction Of
Gen. Joffre, cooperating In a oen-
eral movement with Sir John
French, the British eommander-in-
chief, have turned the German
right flank.
At the same time the British
forces broke through the German
lines left Of the right wing.
This movement innperIIled the
entire German right ssiaa and
forced the German commander
hUrriedly 10 withdraw all Of his
troops from Lille and the neiah.
boring towns to strengthen his
position.
u Is now accepted here that the
real reason for the failure Of the
Germans TO continue their march
directly on Paris was the discov.
cry that the allied plan Of battle
contemplated a general engage
rnent TO the westward OF Paris.
The French army was nassed
and heavily entrenehed and every.
thing was In readiness to sprino
the trap which the general staff
has been limiting was already bait.
ed.
But the German cavalry scouts
and their air men reported the
exact conditions and the Paris as
sault was Immediately deferred.
u is believed here that the Ger.
mans will hold the positions they
now occupy with their southerly
lines resting north Of the Grand
NORM river near Ia Ferte oau-
cher.
u is stated that the French and
Germans have been In contact here
also with the advantage resting
with the French skirniishers.
u is believed here the German
right wing has been ordered 20
maintain its position pending the
outcome Of the fighting along the
Meuse
The Germans crossed IN areat
strength az Stenay and found
themselves opposed BY nearly
million French
The line of battle here extends
from the neighborhood Of Rethei
70 Verdun. which is surrounded,
and some reports say the German
emperor himself is there direct
IN the general Campaign.
u is positively known that the
armies o. the crown prince and Of
the Grand Duke Of Wurtembera
have been operating here for more
han week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-08
BOTH WINGS OF THE
GERMANS FORCED BACK:
ALLIES ON OFFENSIVE

LoNDON sept I-Q0:l6 MA Boulogne dispatch to the
News says telegram has been received Pau
sr;ei nctoy oy the allied forces at Prey Sur Ose
guard under Crown Prince Frederick
nave been annihiated by the British opposed them
Inc Evening News dispatch says r.,sv
eegram has been received from General Pau announcing
nctory Dy the allied forces
ing the British and General DAmade at Precy Sur O sbo t
tyfve miles north of Paris - ~ e' aoou' '"ear
me ane were drawn the northern with the center
Inc English troops the left French ON the
Crown Prince Frederick William ~ ps'iai euA'u unoen
On both wings it reported allies were successful tn.
lett held by the retired Ia the north
imperial guard who ordered surrender were IN,
in the midst, FN '"' "e Oro"h rnnce was
The British official has received no con6r.,; 30 a.
- sN "o e"l"ifinAuon OF TINS
.a..I Sept 7IQ1a5 mThe official bureau saws
unerai J0nres plans being steadily
acting on the offensive have been in hecLng I
BACK IN northeast direction the German fore onnnsa a. M
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-08
GERMANS In SOUTH AFRICA
GETTING READY FOR WAR
NURNBERG
Little German Cruiser Gets Away From
Honolulu and 10 Being Chased by
British Dreadnouaht.

HONOLULU. Sept. THE
Watson Navigation company's
steamer Wilheln1ina reported on
arrival here to-day that she
picked up a wireless message
from the British dreadnouqht
Australia, then In Hawaiian wa.
ters, saying that she was IN full
chase Of the German cruiser
Nurnbers. which left here Sep
tember I.
The Nurnbera is = small eruis-
er % only $3.50 tons, and " over.
hauled would have little chance
with even an arnored cruiser.
Her main battery consists Of ten
a.i-ineh rifles.
u ls believed here that the
Australian cable 20 British coluu,-
bia was cut BY the Nurnbera.
The interruption 70 the cable 10
between the Banlfeld. 3. C.. cable
station and Tanning island. No
particulars are obtainabte.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-08
BELGlANS RETIRE

LONDON. sept 3. 1926 ma
dispatch 10 Reuters Telegram COM
pany from Ostend says.
violent fighting. lasting FIVE hours.
has taken Mace between Melle and
Quntrccnt. near Client. between Bel.
gian volunteers and a superior force o.
Germans After determined resist.
4uce The Bolgiane retired ln good
order
The Germans occupied Nolle AMI
are marching ON Client"
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TIDE TURNED
Al Reports Indicate Allies Have Won
Decisive Victory-Bsttis
Continues.

LONDON. Sept z. t1sO p M Once
more the Germans and the allied
French and British armies have crap
pied In the great battle which has
been fought with only two brief inter
uissions since August 23 The tide
haa turned. Tor time at least. and ac.
cording tO an official bulletin from
Paris. the Germans. on sunday even.
ina. we're compelled to retreat The
battle line stretched in a rough croa.
cent east OF Paris from Mantcul Lc
Haudouin to Ecrdun
The front was more than 100 miles
lone. with the French on the outer
edge Of the crescent and The Germans
occupying the interior line % waa q
general action and the British troops
were in the battle with the French
Brief and definite though the am
nOuncement was. DO has kindled hign
hopes On Great Britain that the Ger
man steam roller has struck an Inn
passahle barrier
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The WAR AT A GLANCE

FRbNcE-bpsrt from the an
nouncersnt that the German
forces haze fallen back before the
offensive tactics Of the allies on
the line from ManteuiLLe-Hau-
douin 20 Verdun. the most inter.
estina report ia contained III = Dis
patch % the London Evening
News rom Bouioane. IN wh sh the
French commander. General Pau.
is gwen 80 authority for the state.
r,snt that the allies have won
victory "a Preey. .SurlOuise. IN
which the imperial guard. under
the Crown Prince of Germany is
alleged % have been snnihiisted
by . British force.
ENoLANO-The British oHIciaf
bUTeau Gays that the plan Of the
French commander-ln-chisf. Gen.
erai Joffre, are being steadily car
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PRISONERS
Numbering 10000. Win Numerous
Cannon, Flags and Aeropisnes.
Taken BY Russians

PARIS. Sept Z. sos p. m-fn
dispatch from Petrograd correspond.
cnt ri the Havas agency says that
the Russians took 10000 Austrian
prisoners and 300 cannon Of various
sizes around Lcmbcrg alone. They also
captured three regimentsl fags. ft
cannon. two aeroplanes. t5 officers
and 100 men in other engagements
in Galicia.
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risd. and that the allies have sue.
ceeded In forcing back In a north.
eastern direction the German
forces opposed 20 them.
FRANcE-ParIs officially re-.
ports that ths allies have ss.
vanced their left Wina without en-.
ergctic opposition BY the Germans.
ard that several engagements on
the Ourca river have favored the
French
RUSSiA-The Russian armies
operating in Galicia are reported
stlll 20 be driving back the Aus.
trians.
ENGLAND-Ths Casualty list
- a result Of the blowing % on
the British cruiser Pathfinder bv
mine IN the North Sea. com
prises four men killed. 81 wound.
ed and 242 missing.
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RUSSIANS
Continue Successes IN Austria and
Enemy Retiring Before u Dysent-
cry RsVaaina Ranks.

PETROGRAD. Sept THE Rus
sian general stan In an official COM
municstion issued tonight says:
In the sphere Of operations around
Rawa t32 miles northwest 81 Lem
berg In Galicia) the Russian forces
continue n number ~ serious enraFs-
ments. The Austrian army which has
been operating In the direction on
Kholm is retiring ropulsed By the Ru.-
sian troops. which have taken numer-
ous prisoners together with artillery
and ammunition trains.
Five hundred Austrian soldiers aro
in hospitals suffering from dysentcry.
which is said 20 BE- ravaring the ranks
Of the enemy
'On the German front there have
been only Insignificant skirmishcs
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AEROPLANE
Near mslines Fired on BY 5elaisns
and Brought Down-Two Avia.
tors Taken Prisoner.

LONDON. Sept. IA dispatch to
the Reuter- Telegram Company. from
Antwerp. says a German aeroplanc.
hying in the neighbOrhood OF Lottcr.
hem. 10 the west Of Malines. was fred
on by the Bolglans
The wings Of The machine we're in.
fired and u was brought 10 earth.
The two occupants we're made pris-
Oners.
The same correspondent says thir,y.
hve German troops on bicycles have
been killed az Londcrzccl. also west OF
Malines. by a Belgian patrol. and that
at Lgmmel seventeen Germans wore
surprised and killed by Belgian
troops
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OFFICIAL REPORT
Issued BY French War Bureau Tcila
Of Movements of French and
British Armies

PARIS sept 7-U1.2a D. ml-The
following Official communication waa
issued here tonight.
"First--The allies have advanccd
their left wing without cnergcfic re.
sistence from the enemy
Second The situation is unchanr.
cd on our center I'M The rcEion of Vor-
dun. our forces alternately advancInr
and retirinr There have been some
partial successes on our right On the
Nosgoa
Third The advancing troops and
The allies defcnding Paris have had
several combats on the Ouroq river
with the results I'M favor of the al.
lics
"Four The minister Of war has tel.
egraphod 20 the governor Of Man
beugc. expressing the Governments
admiration for the heroic defense. and
saying You stop az nothing 20 pro.
long resistance until The hour Of your
approaching deliverancc. which i hope
win be soon.
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stroyers, has again emphasized
the menace from the British
standpoint Of the German naval
forces
Whether the British admiral
plans another cutting out sortle
or whether he expects the GER
mans TO feel out his strength 10
unknown, but there is no doubt
that the admiralty looks for ae-
tion.
The loss Of the Pathfinder,
while not material when the reIa-
tive strength Of the two services
are considered. removes a first
class light cruiser that has been
servieeable.
There Is no doubt that England
Is greatly stirred over the failure
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DESTROYED
Belgian Town Of Dinant Destroyed by
Germans After Shooting Hundreds
Of Inhabitants.

LONDON, Sept. 9, 1926 a. NJ
An ostend dispatch to the Reuter-
Telegram company says:
The Germans have DESTROYED
the Belgian town Of oinant rs
miles south Of Nsmur) after
shooting hundreds Of the male In
nabitants because, " was alIeqed,
shots had been fired from the
heights overlooking the city.
The Germans m a few hosrs
by she'll fire and incendiarisn, de-
strcYed Dinsnt. Hundreds Of male
inhabitants were shot, including
cne party Of one hundred promi-
nent citizens who were executed
together In one place In the
'armes'
The Germans alleged that the
civilians had fired shots into Di-
nant from the heights. While the
shooting and burning were aoino
on the women residents Of the
city were confined In the con-
vents.
Among those shot were M.
RUNNERS, the wealthy manager
OF large weaving factory, and M.
Poneelot, son Of a former sens.
tor. The latter was killed In the
presence Of his wife and children.
Germans appeared al a branch Of
the national bank where they de-
Handed the cash in the safe. The
manager, NJ. Wssseize, refused 20
hand u over, whereupon he, to-
sether with his two sons, was
shot.
There is no evidence, 80 far
as is known that the slIeoed
shooting from the heights result.
ed IN the killing Of any Ger
mans"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-08
Sweeping Victory Won BY The Allies
German Imperial Guard Is Reported AnnihiI5tef
ENGLISH Navy To MAKE SUPREME
Effort To BREAK GERMAN POWER

LONDON, Sept. 7.-Enaland's
heet Is preparing for an earnest
attempt to break the German nav
al power.
At the admiralty II is admitted
important Developments are ex.
pected.
Meanwhile the North sea has
again been closed TO all ship
ping. The navigation lights on
the coast still burn, but
brusque announcement says they
may be estinsuished at any time.
The loss Of the light cruiser
Pathfinder, following the destrue-
ton Of the Wilson liner Runo by
mines, and the capture OF a part
OF the North sea fleet Of fishing
craft by German cruisers and de-
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OF the British feet to prevent the
romiseuous sowing Of mines In
every part Of the channel and to
protect the North sea fishing
fleet.
This fleet, whose catch fur
nishes a material part Of the food
supply Of England. remained In
port until the admiralty issued
its announcement that the GER
man fleet was completely bottled
up, and that u was safe for all
shipping TO resume.
Now that the North sea has
again been closed TO shipping, II
will be difficult for the refugees,
now In the Scandinavian peninsula,
Holland and Antwerp 70 come to
England.
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PARIS, Sept. z, (4:3o D. m.-
from onieial communication
gwen out In Paris today Il Is
learned that the engagements
which began Saturday and Sunday
to the east and northeast Of the
French capital, developed today in
one Of the most important battles
Of the campaign.
The armies Of the allies are op-
posing the German advance over
front extending for about 100
miles, from Nanteuil lie Haudouin,
rs miles northeast Of Paris to the
great fortress Of Verdeo, In the de.
partment Of Mausa, and twenty
miles west OF the German frontier.
The number Of men enuaoed IL
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POPULATION DECREASED.

PARIS. sept 7-t9:3s .. 1.-The
population Of Paris and suburbs b..
fore the war was $500 600 Accord
ing 90 semioficial figures 70 is
Z.lio.0oo today. owing 10 the mobii.
kation of the army and The departure
of the fueitivcs.
The minister Of public works is aid.
inr the people to leave and is provid.
inc free transp portation In many
cases
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Matter of Preeautlon.

LONDON. Sept 7.-(S:45 p. M
The news contained in the French Of
hcial communication that the Ger
mans had fallen back before the vigOr-
Gus advance by the allied troops ON
the line from Nanteuil lie Haudouia
TO Verdun indicates that the Anglo
French forces have brought on ,he
flank OF the German right wing which
passed by Paris on the north and was
marching eastward to join with the
Grown Princes army coming south.
II has been suggested by military
experts that General Won Kluck's
movement 20 the southeast was taken
as a matter OF precaution before the
movement by the allies from the
coast. II is possibly this new army
would have reached Nanteuil. thus
getting on General Won Kluck's flank.
The engagement took place Sunday
and that evening the Germans began
their retirement.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-08
CLEVER TRAP OF ALLIES DISCOVERED
BY GERMANS In TIME TO AVOID IT
RETREAT
OF German Army in North France is
offieialiy confirrned-5ia
Battle is On.

PARIS, Sept Z. via London. S:35 D.
MT was officially announced to-
night that the Germans are retreating
from the line of Nanteuil lie Hardouin
to Verdun, after a vigorous engage
ment with French and British troops.
An earlier official statement given
out in Paris to-day said that a general
action had started on the line from
Nanteuil lie Hardouin to Verdun.
distance Of 120 miles. Il was then
said that. thanks to the vigorous ac-
tion OF the French troops. supported
Dy the British, the Germans had start
ed retiring" Unofficial advices from
Berlin also have indicated that a
battle OF tremendous Importance was
being fought in the territory described
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Wan VESSELS IN oULF

MOBILE sept e.. shipmastcrs ar
rivIng here to-nigbt brought further
Information that aubstantiatod reports
from Ponsacola last night that war
vessels we're seen coaling On gulf
waters.
The hrst report was that Of Gao
tain " O.. Barrow. of the Amcri, an
steamship Tarpon. out Of Ponsac 1ia.
who 90 4 o'clock Saturday morning
saw what he Identified a. q man of
war 90 the entrance % Pensacola bay.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-08
AUsTRIANs REraEArIno

PETROGRAD. Sept. THE follow.
ing official announcement was given
out day
The Austrian army corps between
The Vistula and the river Bug are re-
trcatinE with enormous losses
The resistcnce of the enemy has
been broken
There is evidences Of the possibn-
ity of a famine On Austria"
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-. SPPCoNu " ulchI.
NOT generally known. The French
troops were strongly supported BY
the British soldiers who passed
throuoh Paris several days ago.
The position chosen by the al
lied forces to give battle 20 the
advancing invaders Is declared 10
De most favorable, having near It's
center the strongly entrenched
camp at chalons Sur Marne.
The allies conducted their oper-
atoms so successfully that a por.
tion OF the German forces were
forced TO retire. The Germans
nad reached the region around
Ooulommiers and Ia Ferte Gau-
(continusd on Page reu.o
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sio CASUALTY Lisr.

LONDON. Sept The casualty
list for The cruiser Pathfinder. which
vas sunk in striking mine IN the
North sea. az officially Fiven out 20.
night shows that four men were Xiii.
cd and thirteen wounded. and that
2f2 men are missing.
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TIE WEATHEn

WAsHrHGToN. sept. Forecast
ohio ana western Pennavfvanfa-
west Virrfnia-CioudV ard roofs-
Tuesday Wodneaday probably ahougeru
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-30
ENJOY YOUR MEALS
Take Mi-on-a-A Simple, Harmless
Remedy for Indigestion or
Upset Stomach

Let us tell you how to enjoy your
meals so that even the heartiest dinner
will set we'll on your stomach with no
disagreeable after effects.
There is no need of taking disa-
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It is needless to have bad stomach
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Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-30
RE[DSBBURG

Mrs. T. w. Goodsell, formerly resi-
dent of Reedsburg, died at the Wiscor-
sin Veterans Home recently aged Il
years. She leaves a husband, a son, Myron'
and daughter, Pearl.
Work has begun ON the new conden-
slry.
Miss Jessie Hall became the bride OF
Henry Gilbert at the Methodist parson-
age few days ago.
Eric KARL of Reedsburg and Miss Flo
Kemp were married at Danville, IL
a few days ago. He has the leading
part in the musical comedy, ''Who is
YOUR friend" and the bride is the
eading lady.
The Woman's Club has elected the
following officers;
Pres. Mrs. w. Winchester; Vice Pres
Mrs. C. A. Roo; Sec'y., Mrs. G. A..
Clark; Cor. Sec'y., Mrs. D. 0. Slime
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1914-04-30
LETTER FROM
Los ANGELES

Los Angeles, California, April 20,
1914-Sometime ago. in reading TIE
"News'' I noticed an article written by
one of your citizens concerning Los
Angeles. / am always rather amused
by articles of this kind, especially when
the writer compares this country with
his home. To be impartial. the writer
should first consider how nature has en-
lowed the state of Wisconsin and what
Californians have done to make this
state, and especially Southern Cali
fornia, what it is. With rain only three
months out of twelve large amounts of
money have been expended to make
successful agricultural possible here.
Yet the taxes on our little home are far
less than what the same property would
be taxed in Baraboo. Very poor
structures, veritable sheds, in Los
Angeles, are sold for a higher price
than one would receive for a well built
house in Baraboo. l don't wish to
praise Los Angeles, the ABOVE Is
merely statement of facts. =
When we came to this part Of the
city FIVE years ago there. were very few
buildings here, few foundations were
laid and that was all. Now the streets
are Lined with beautiful bungalows,
the cost Of which range from $40, 900 to
$50, 900. From the above you can
judge just how fast Los Angeles is
growing Taxes on home worth
$4,000 land when I say worth, I mean
what it will sell for) range from $27 to
$50 year. In some ways, therefore
Los Angeles has Baraboo beat after all.
MRS. G. ASPEL,
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SCROFULA AND ALL
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There are many things learned
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press upon the younger. Among
them is the fact that scrofula and
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HAD GRAND TINE.
At RE[DSBURG

One of the biggest whiskey celebra-
lions ever held in Reedsburg has taken
place and the number of arrests almost
equaled those at the time game warden
was busy. Some were posted and some
were not. A number paid their fines
and three are now in Jail at Baraboo
boarding out their fines of thirty days.
Their liberty.w will come after the circus
has passed by and the beating of the
drums and notes from the calliope will
mingle with the strokes from the rock
pile. Here are the three, whom the tax
payers of the county are boarding as
the result of the grand (?) drunk:
George Schultz $40 and costs