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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-10-30
Won Kluck Not on
German Right Now
COMMANDS ON AIsNE-FoRMER
MER GERMAN LEFT TRANS
FERRED TO COAST

Paris.--A verbal note, issued by the.
Government corrects the reference to
Gen. won Kluck as commander of the
German right wing.
The battle front now extends north
of the Disc and Won Kluck has re-
manned in charge OF the forces along
the Aisne, formerly the German right
wing. The forces which formerly COM
posed the German left are now fight.
ing to the right of Won Kluck. They
are under Gen. Won Buelow, the Crown
Prince of Bavaria and the Duke of
Wurttemberg. the latter being in Bel
GUM.
An information confirms the fact
that the Germans have suffered their
heaviest losses of the war in the bat
tie fronting in. the north of France and
in Belgium. A single British division
found 1900 German corpses in small
space. AS the English advanced they
took 600 prisoners.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-10-30
Six British Ships Preyof
German Cruiser EInden
Four Steamers and Dredeer Sunk,
Sixth Graft Seized, OF English
India - 100000 Damage
to British Commences.

London.-The Admiralty has re-
ceived report from Colombo, Ceylon,
that the German cruiser Emden has
sunk four British steamships, cap
tured fifth, and sunk a dredger at
point about 150 miles southwest Of
Cochin, British India. ao
The steamships sunk were the Chill
kama. Troilus, Benmohr and Clan
Grant, the Exford was captured and
the dredger Portable. bound for
Tasmania, was sunk.
It is estimated that the damage
done by the German cruiser Emden
in sinking British merchantmen is at
least G2.O00,OO0 ($1O,00O,000) apart
from the loss of trade.
Emden SO far has captured or sunk
81 British vessels. v,
The Emden is a small protected
cruiser, six year old She was COM
pleted in May, 1905. Her displace-
ment is 1850 tons, her length 1866
feet and her two sets Of triple expan-
sion engines will drive her at rate
of 24.5 knots when she is clean. She
has lightly armored deck and car
ries ten Al inch guns, two machine
guns and two is inch submerged tor
pedo tubes. Her complement is 361
men,
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-10-30
GERMANS CROSS THE USER CANAL
BELGIANS ARE FORCED TO YIELD
CAR REPELS AUSTRO- GERMANS
Russians Pursue
German Armies
kaiser's Battle Line Continues to
Break and Retreat May Become

kaiser's Battle Line Continues to
Break and Retreat May Become
General--Losses Put at 1900.
Petrograd.-A despatch describing
the battle OF the Vistula says that the
fighting was confined to the German
left wing and that 100000 Germans
were engaged against 100000 Rus
slams. The Russians drove ten caval-
ry divisions from Novoe Georgievesk
to points west of the Bzuora. The
Germans we're completely outdanked,
the Russian cavalry appearing in
their rear and producing panic. The
order was given for general retreat
on Lowics and Skiernevicz. The re-
treat soon became flight and the
Russians, pursuing the fleeing army.
inflicted upon it severe losses.
The reports reaching military head
quarters from the front say that the
total losses of the Germans, killed,
wounded and prisoners, in their OPP
erations in Poland to date. number
100000.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-10-30
FINAL WAR
BULLETINS

The French War office admits the
truth of the German statement that
the Kaiser's troops crossed the User
Canal between Nieuport and Dix
nude.
Turkey has again notified the Allies
ENJOYS that she will remain neutral.
Ambassador Won 1ernstorff, upholdina
the right of Germany to land forces
in Canada, declared that the United
States could not regard such action
as violation of the Monroe Doc
trine.
The Russians report the defeat Of the
rear guard Of the retreatlng German
Army, which attempted to hold pcsi
tons along the Rivers RavI<a, Skier
nevka, and Rylka.
Announcement is made In the German
capital that the submarine U-e,
which sank the British cruisers
Hogue, Ahoul<ir, and Greasy, also
sent the cruiser Hawke to the bot
tom.
Desperate fighting continues along the
River San, and an attempt made by
the Austrians TO turn the Russian
left wing, south of Przemyal, was
frustrated, Il is reported, with heavy
losses.
The French War Office admits that
the extreme right wing of the Ger
man Army has been heavily rein
forced, and has advanced at several
points along the line.
The Russians report that their army
is pursuing the retreatins Germans
In Russian Poland.
A news dispatch from copenFauen
states that the shipyards at Kiel are
constructing fleetof thirty armored
lighters which may be used in trans-
porting a German land force to the
shores Of England.
An official announcement in Berlin
said that Germany has an ampla
supply of food. There is no necessi-
ty, II was declared, for caIIina out
the Landwehr and volunteers.
The German attack In the battle for
the French Channel ports is beine
prosecuted with desperate valor and
energy
The Prussian Diet voted $375,OOo 600
more for war, and Vice Chancellor
Deibruck announced that Germans
would not lay down their arms until
they had gained a victory that
meant lasting peace.
The best army sent by Germany
against Russia has been broken and
is in full retreat, Petrograd said.
The Germans told Of victory In su.
Walk and the Austrlans reported
success in Galieia.
According to the British OFFICIAL report
the Belgian troops = cid the Germans
In check four days ona front nearly
twenty miles Iona.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-10-30
where Is the French
Army Of 10000
London Times Military Expert An
sSsers Questions They Were
Not Equipped.

London-Many ask why France. with
100000 trained men and the sup
port of England and Belgium, has not
been able to turn million and half
Germans out Of France, writes the
military expert of the London Times.
The answer probably is that though
France had all the trained men she
claimed in her, army. neither France
nor England ever seriously contem-
plated it would be necessary to place
such vast forces in the field.
Just as we in England find our
selves short of many things we need
for the large number of men now
necessary, so does France. Even Ger
many's venerable landsturm is now
coming into the field with old arms
and uniforms and they are unexpect-
eddy figuring at the front
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-10-30
PRussIANs voTE
HUGE WAR FUND
Diet Hears Greetings from the.
Kaiser and Grants Credit d
Of $s75,ooO,ooo.

.I L , = =
BERLIN, (via Amsterdam to
London).-The Prusslan Diet
met and passed war bills, In
Guiding one granting ! credit Of
1900, 900 marks, ($375. ooo.-
ooo).
The House and the galleries,
were filled to overlooking. Many
Of the Deputies, some Of them
wounded, attended the session
dressed in their military uni
forms. i
Clemens Delbruck, Vice Chan
ceilor, submitted the war bills.
Herr Delbruck said "Germany
had been forced into the war by
the hatred and envy of her
neighhors. Unprecedented claims
are being made on us, and the
most gigantic sacrifices are de-
manded, but everybody knows
that we possess the resources
which will enable US to hold out
until peace Is attained"
He then read message Of
greeting from the Kaiser, "who
is amid his victorious troops"
3 b i
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-10-30
GERMAN LOSSES PUT
AT 10000 THUS FAR

COPENHAGEN. - The Leip-s
ziger volkszeitung says the total
German losses so far cannot be
less than 100000.
A Berlin military critic esti-
mates Germany's standing army
at 100000 first line, Landwehr
100000, Landsturm 100000.
With the extra reserves, incIud-
ing unframed troops, Germany
possesses 100000 men.
The Cologne zeitung says the
British losses, considering the
size Of the expedltionary force,
have been enormous, the percen-
tage being higher than that Of
the German losses. $3.50
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-10-30
WOMEN SPIES SHOT
DAILY BY FRENCH

Z LoNDoN.-A correspondent
Of the Standard, writing from
the French Department Of Pas
de Calais, says:
"No lists or figures are official
iy disclosed, but the shooting Of
patches Of spies takes place
daily In this and other towns of
the district, and for the last
three days there have been near
" as many women shot az men.
The most hardened veteran
shrinks from shooting womea,
but according 70 the laws Of war
Il must be done.
"They are lined up with the
msn-often young girls or worn
en- Of refinement at the height Of
their charm and beauty. They
meet death as braveIy as any
man."
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-10-30

~SSr~pArNeNrN<NpsrAf~>
while they have compelled the Allies
to give ground in some places they
themselves have lost position in
others. This, in few words. is what
is gathered from Official reports COM
ing from both the French and the
German headquarters.
Marshalling his forces for a SUI
preme effort Gen. Won Kluck drove so
hard at the center of the Allies left in
La Bassee section between Armen-
there's and Arras that the line was
bent and the German invaders gained
possession of several more kilOmeters
of French territory. They did not sue
coed in cutting way through, how
ever, and the Allies losses In La Bas-
see were partly compensated for by
an advance of several miles to the
east of Armentieres and Lille over the
Belgian border.
ALONG the River User and on the
coast of the North Sea, the British
and Belgians, with the help Of French
and English warships not only held
their own. but even succeeded in fore.
ing the Germans back short way
toward Ostend.
In the Mouse section, there was con-
siderable action, with both Germans
and French claiming advantages
around verdun and Toul.
There was revival of activity along
the Aisne, the Allies reporting the
silencing of several German batteries.
A story current in Berlin says that
the German attack on Belfort is sue
ceeding and that the southern forts
have surrendered.
It is reported that the French forces
have taken Altkirch. In Haute Alsace,
at the point Of the bayonet.
Along the East Prussian front, the
Russians attacks near West Angus
towo have been repulsed and they
lost several machine guns, according
to the German report
In Galicia the usual stories OF vic
tories are being sent out by both
Austrians and Russians. The fighting
around Przemysl and on the San con
tinues.
The general bombardment OF Using.
tau has begun. The Germans are re
plying in a determined manner.
Flames and smoke shooting up from
the town indicate that the high angle
fire Of the Japanese gums Is effective.
There is nothing in the Official re-
ports to cause apprehension, although
it is apparent that the new effort by
the Germans to hew through the AL
lied line wherever weak section can
be found in Belgium or in northern
France has gained momentum in the
last six days. The German General
Stan has drained Belgium Of garri-
son troops and has hurried new corps
of young recruits and middle aged
reservists from home depots.
1t is reported that the German com.
manders are again adopting the policy
Of trying to hack through the Allied
lines at whatever cost. The German
losses in Belgium in the past week
are estimated at 10000 killed and
wounded All reports, Including that
OF Gen. Joffre. point to a further su.
preme effort to take the road to Paris
In the official statement given out
in Berlin. the Germans claimed "a
have gained successes on the User
canal and that their troops have adj
vanced to the south of Dixmude. Ger
man attacks to the west OF Lille were
successful and the troops have taken
possession Of several villages. In the
eastern theatre of war Russian at
tacks west Of Augustowa have been
] repulsed.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-10-30

BACKING THEIR WAY THROUGH.
Paris.-The Germans have under
taken general offensive movement
along the line extending from the
mouth of the River User. on the
North Sea. to the River Mouse. and
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-10-30
UTAH MAN CANNOT LOSE HIS JOB
Retains Attorney to Release Hin
From Postmastership.

From Postmastership.
Cotton, Utah.-Lyman H. Marble,
merchant and postmaster here, has
retained an attorney in an endeavor
to be released from his official posi-.
ton His term expired more than a
year ago. but the Government has
failed to appoint a successor or TO
release him or his bondsmen.
The increase in mail matter since
the parcel post was established, has
caused him losses, Marble says.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-10-30
EXPORTS LlMRER EXCHANGE.

Heavy Buying Of War Supplies and
Grain Felt in Wall Street.
New York.-WaIl street is more
cheerful now than since the beginning
OF the financial depression caused by
the war. The chief reason of the
radical improvement in sentiment
was the sensational break in sterling
exchange, which indicates that the
enormous purchases OF supplies and
the heavy buying of grain for export
have begun to make their influence
felt on the trade balance.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-23

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-23

Die Sample entaus Der beleAw aite onueru mit per,
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neeu bic OraFe Oes aoiiers
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-23

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-23
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QanOtag.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-23

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teriecboote nah Ciienoe su brinacu,
lit borlduiig nod oollfommen inbe.
fQnnt &abriAeinlih Emo oleieiben
ldugs Ser boQdtioiihen aiiite ocfab-
rem, uno ieoesnol uenn Ne ein cua.
Iiidles 2riegsidliff iobsn, mterge-
taudt Eobei miineu iie oihb qe.
ididt oie eneliihen 9aincu permieoen
sa6en.
Die oeutih0a Eruppen 6oben be.
reits a0e &orfebumaen 8ur gIuiitcl.
hung ifrer groBeu uEonten ans @i-
fen" aetroiicn Iip criten uou oen
geiuoItiacu Saubiben iino aeiicrn 81
reits bon 9riase no6 ciieuoe a6Qe.
gangen
Bon oen &dmpfen bel
Giten0e.
2on0on, %. Gttobcr. Sin
ScIcaramm All Bic ,.grdauoc Rela.
gropb @ompano" meloct aus guiiin.
gen. g9Iin @littmoh glbeno inns 1cutc
madten Die oeutihen Truppen 6citiae
9Inarifie in ser @egeno BON Citenoe
Die ieood BON oen 8eIaicru obacmie.
fen iputocu GIf eneIiide qriqqs
Idiife bci6oiien 6eutc wicocr Sic
Geutidcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-23
6tttigr Admptr
GntIang Der brlgiidem
&Ritc.
Sritiidje TlUtte bei1iebt
Semtid)e Stellmngem.

Gie @crbimoeten ipioerieseu Iicb eucr
aiid oen @eriuaen Der Qeut
ideu Ole gier 81 frci5eu.
CANINE oes 8Iuiies ourdianit.
ten. Gie Geiitiben briuaeu oie
~Eontcn aus Glen" iu's Yefeht.