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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-02
RescaHrs Get Hero Medals

BoRDENToWN. Jan. . John Y.
Reice, ir.. and Frank BuckalgN, II
this place. received medals from tho
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission Tor
saving the life OF Augusta Catherine
Kelly. i've years old. daughter Of MIR.
and Mrs Hugh ". Kelly. OF No.
2ss HiIicrest avenue. Trenton Tha
girl fell from the Pennsyly Rail
road Cornpany's bridge that spans
orossvicix's Creek al Bnrdentcen
Thursdav, August 81. 1873.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-02
Bones of Mastodon Foun

BLUE RIDGE SPRINGS. "
Tho little village has been
into q fever Of excitement as a \
ef unearthing OF what is DECLARE
be the skeleton Of huge mastoN
The discovery was made near hV
yesterday by S. ID. Taliaferro, of
Salem, Va superintendent Of u
CRUSHING plant. ard tho skeleton will
lac offered to the Smithsonian Insli-
tuition at Washington The Skeleton
measured thirty feet in length, with
a jaw four feet in width, ribs SIX
inches wide teeth five inches IN
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-01-02
500 White Bedspreads--65c to $3.50
Usually Sold For $IOO to $3.I5

White Dmiy Bedspreads from wlknown makegh mill
seconds to be the hurts mostly in the will pay hotels
advantage this opportunity The
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-30
3ngraub in Sfras.
3mei @amSiten pIiinberm EaiIagicrc
slpcier Sdllafiuasen.
gcluerfitclligten NIT anid)einenb aro-
fer gente bic 5lndt.

San Intonio, Ger, 80. 9e5.
3lpei masfierte M1nner beftiegell
bciite 5u friiber Morsenitiunbe nabe
Cline, Ger, oen fpeittpdrts fnbrertoen
mSinfet grpreb" Der 8albeiton
Sarrisburg & San 9lntonio @obr
unb berai,bten unter 8orbaltung bon
RepoIpern nlle Taiiagierc IN bcn let
ten 5pei Shlaflpagen. slls lid &c,
Bug Spofforo, Ger, niibertc. gabcr
Die @onoiten Dem 0ofomotipfiibrc,
Elm SoalteiignoI, morouf tic pom
3nge iprangen mo ibrc tSlildt be-
lpertiteGigten. Ginc Shar ton Ser
folgern organiiicrtc iifl raid unl
icstc oen Mdilbcrn nnh.
Sie 6eioen NfGnner itmaneen lid
auf BEN lesten Shlnfipaeen, als bel
,3ug aus Der Station in Cline her
ausfubr 1ino tpedfen ben Horter. Ofi
ge5ogenen HiitoIen atpansen iie ibn
Die Yaiiagiere aus Dem Shlaf 81
peden, nnb 10 roid oieie ibre Better
perlieben, ipurben lie ibrer@ertiafei
bernirbt. Wie groB bic geute De-
@Guber tpar, lit niht befannt, 6od
olnnbt man, oaB bic Sun1me @eIoel
beoeutenb lit.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-30
nnire Neutralitdt uur
anf Dem Yapier.
9oQars na9 Selgieu, 9umonm
nad 9entidlauO.

,Sreunoidaft Geitti6lanos umo Sc.
lterreida lid ueriber5ten.
Sic britiidl- iapanilhe slaionS iii
teln glltes 3eiAen fiir uniere 3u-
tunft aui Dem lSajifiihen O5enn.
SSir perfauien jeet fiir britiihes
Solo lniere feutralit1t" ingte er.
~@olen Sic bebaupten, oaB mir
lunbl i'll Der 5beorie neutral, in
yIirflidfeit aber elmer Der sllliierten
iilio. Der iiir Die onoeren Die &ugeln
liefert2" fragte &ep. Cooper.
sd glnlbe, mir iino participes
crimlinis (Scilnebmer al einent@er-
bred)en),~ iaatc 9fep. 9artbolot, riu-
peit es Die @erltiimnllltng uno %.
tilna uon Ne1nnern, Die Sf)nffiing
pon @ittpen uno @aiIen uno Die
@erIGngerirng oes&rieges anlangt.
Rep. 9artbolbt erfldrte, oaB Die
&erienoung bon &riegsmiinition felt
9eginn oes &rieges Die @eiamtbobe
Don $t50,O00,000 erreiht bdtte
I'D bin iiber5eust," fogte er 5iIm
SdluB, rbab mir 0urG Gnt5icbiung
oieler ariegsporrate ben &ricg lcbr
bal0 Su einem @noe bringen fonnen.
llnb Die Gerfilr5ung oes &rleges nm
mir einen einaieen Wonnt miiroe filr
uns me6r beoeuten als ale Die Ero-
rite, melhe Die SSabrifanten pon
arieasmoteriol MAIDEN fonl1ten.
Ter 9lusi6ub traf 9lnituIten, pom
n6fIten Ntontag on 9elegationcn
ans 9tetu Oorf, Chicago ulo Sblla-
6clpbia ,ii enipfaneen.
gSaibington, 80. 9e5. Spre'
der Glarf beiprah beiite NIT Ernli-
bent g9ilion Die Legislative 'Sitrlatton
rno iagte ibm, boB er ertparte, BOB
oas 9lOminiitrations Trogrd1iln
ne Grtro Seiiion bes acngreIies
h,lrdocfiibrt peroen fonne. 9erSpre'
der iaate oenl Trdiibenter, oaB Der
9(usihuB fiir 8ogesoromtng eine
Spe5ialrcgel einaubringen plane,
monod, bas porgei6Iasene gerfal-
iltnas Nlmenoement fiir nationoles
;srorlenitimmredt om 12.Sonilnr 5itr
lcbotte fonmen ioae Cine slbItim'
nnlna bariiber peroe nod al oenlicl.
BEN Gage erlportet.
Spreher Glorf erfldrte, or babe
nit benz IrGiioerten nidts iiber Die
fiir3lih pnbIi5ierten Wfitteilungen &C.
iprod,en, mona6 er (Glarf) I'M Sabre
1916 9rGiioerttihafts &unoioat ieirt
miir6e. Spreher Glorf periiherte,
ooB er fein &anoioot iein meroc.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-30
MbSng Der Srnppen
begonnell.
MiliS eriebt in Colorado
bic Snmoes=
Srnppen.
Die @nnScs Srmppem Ueroem all.
mGblidl suriifgesugcn.
&areh icit les en- Mai i'm 4cbist Des
SpblemgrGber Streifs.
Caf Grcef Siitrift mirb ais sriter
frei upm @nubes Srnppem.

u a hinJton, 80. Ges. Sroop
g nonl II. @'tnbes aaoallerie He-
gimeilt, Die ieit lebtem Nfai i'm Oaf
Grcef Tiitrift. &out Gountp, GoIo-
raoo. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS perrihtct
bat. erbielt beutc Den 9'efebl, nadl
ibrer Standardization, Sort Meaoe, z.
g., 5uriif5ifebrell. 9cieble fiir Die
nlmdhIife 3liriidSiebllng Der anoe-
ren @ltnoeS Sritppen, Die nah So
lornho geiallbt moroen iuaren, I'M
bic Sireifnnriil)en Sit u1teroriiden,
iinb i'll @orbcreitltng.
2icie ollndhlihe ;3nriifsieblina
Der .SllnbestrlIppcn erTolgt llllter ci-
mem Ploll, Der tiirslid in elmer &on-
Icrcn; Smiifen 9Sriiiioent @iIion,
Sefret6r @arriion, 8olip. sln1mons
Don Colorado uno 0em fiinftigcr
8oupcrnelir bon Colorado. &arlior,
beipro6cn porbcn mar. Canals lagtc
Som. Slmons, er mer0e Die Nunocs-
5rlippen burh Stants Sriippell er-
iesen.
Iie Saitptit1rfe Der nbgeianbtcr
glroes Sriipen Iiegt i'm 1riniono-
3iitrift. mo- Col. 9ndett ons #. So
oaacrie Negimer,t aus Sort Sglc-
thorpe. Georgia, ionic Die ilucitC
Sflipuoron bes 3. &opalIerie Mcli'
mcnts BON Sort 9eaoenporth, &as.,
6ciitt. Iie Troops G nno 8 oes H.
aapallerie @eginerlts iinb in Ca
non Gitn. nibren6 cine Mnifincngc-
mebr Ibteilitng iittb oic Troops :.
q, : uno ~ oes t2. 9opallcric &c
aiincnts in 9puispi1e. Col. iinb.
Sic genaue 3eit fir Die 3iriid5ie-
hung ser peri6iebcnen 5rlppcuabtci-
I,inQcn miro nuf elmer Gonferen5 Siui-
i6cn Col. 9odett uno @oup. Ammons
fcitacicet merocn. a6er oil nlle wlro(
bercits Der @efcbl crIalien, iidl 5lin
&crlaiicn bes Stoatcs bereit 81 bal
ten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-30
Serlincr MelOnngen Di=
Otripredrn rniiiiden
Siegesberidten.
@niiiidle aauallcric bei Silfnllen
segen 8ren5e getrieben.
GffeniiOe in Iulen maf)t ii6erall gn=
te eyOrtlflritte.
Comics nno Sfiernieluiee BON Cent
iden lGngit beiest.
TetrUsraS nnS eOnSun indlen bies su
nsrbeimlidJtn.
Siirfcn crrinssn nsnen Sies sescn
9iniIen i'm 9anfains.
Sinh nit Ger gerfplenng oes flieben-
Den 6einSes beidDGftigt.
grs6iidjof bon Canterbury appeaiert
an britiId)e 0affenfabige.
grs6iiflof bon Canterbury appeQiert
an britiIdDe @affenfabise.

gSien, 80. Sea. 9rnbtIos iiber
2onoon. Cine offi5icle 01itteiling
oes Stnbsbmtptquarties geitebt einen
9fiif5ug Der Seiterreifer III @ali5ien
5u. Sic laiitet:
,Tie alte riiiiiihe Arnee, Die Dor
imgef6br elmer @o6e cine Ofieniipe
gegen iene unierer Sritppen begon-
nen bnt, Die iiber Die &arpatben ge-
fommen maren, tpurbe ourh 3elerue-
truppen uno neue 0ipilionen in iol-
der @eiie perit6rft, oa eS fiir inns
notipenoig murbe, uniere Sriippen
ldnas Ser gaiBen oItli6en SSront irno
in ser gbene pon @orliee (rlorolih
bon Den &urpotben 1ino oitli6 BON
Nel Sanoec) 5uriidsunebmen. Sic
Gage i'm Horoen mllroe oaourd) nidt
beeinfliBt
r9luf Dem Rriegsifailplat i'm Bal
fon baben Die Mfontenegriner neue
ober erfoIaloie SGtigfeit ae5eigt. Gin
ifhpaher 9lngriff altf Srebinie in Der
SerScgopina, nabe Der 8ren5e, MR.
De bon ms miibelos suriidgcpieien.
Die montenegrinilhe Slrtillerie botte
onf Sie itarfen 9efeitigungen BON
ariposriie feinen @inorlld MAIDEN
fonnen."
BON, 80. 9e5. Die rriiiidert
9eboiptingen bon einen piftigen
Sieg iiber Die Seiterrei6er iheinen
iid 5u beIt6tiger, benn in einem beu-
tieen offiaienen @iener 8erift miro
5ugeeeben, ooB Die Seiterreider
lGnss Der ean5en oitlihen Sront gum
&iid5ug ee5pungen puroen. 8ien
bebouptet, bob Die Gage i'm noroliden
Yolen ooourh niht beeinflIbt Dur-
De, noeegen ober Yetrograo Der.
ii6ert. oob Die 9etpegrngen Der beiit-
icben Irmee 5irm Stillitano gebrndt
pnroen, nobel Die oeiltid,cn Sri,ppen
lnaebeure 8erIuite erlitten bGtten.
Die 9tieoerlnge. Die Die Selterrei-
der ourh Die Serben erIittcn boben.
mar anfheineno gefolgt bon ernetter
S6tiefeit Der Montcuegriner, Die ben
aonipf auf oiterreidii6en 8ooen in
Der Ser5egoipina getrngen baben uno
nun cine ongeItrenete Sffeniibe un-
terboIten. Gus gSiener 9riegsmini-
lteriun erflGrt, ooB alle bisberigeil
2lneriffe Der Mouteneeriner nliibelos
5uriideeipieien DurSen.
Den rliiiiiden @ebouptimeen bon
einemSieqe ilber bic Siirfen i'm 8au-
foims miro in 9erihten mioeripro.
den, Die aus &onitantinopel III Ser
lin eingetroffen iino ino Die erflGren,
oob Die Siirfen einen ipeiteren Siea
erringen baben rno Die 5uriidiuei-
henoen &uiien nerfolgen. Sn 8on-
itontiuopel piro aud erfldrt, ooB Elm
peiterer britiider @eriuh, Sriippen
in Arabien au lanoen. febIeeidlugen
lit.
Comb on, 80. 9es. Die Sruppen
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-30
Nfrobat Dermnsliift.

Bah Gitn. WHh., 80. gei. =
Charles Watber, % Sabre oft. erlift
beim Giniiben zines osroba4ftcn
arnitftiides i'm 9urniGn! scr =. 20.
6. u. cine @erlesuna Der @irbelf6u-
le uno liegt ieet benz 5J0e uobe i'm
Spital. Matber berilhte einc:i 9itft.
ipriine unb fiel oobei auf ieinen
Sbdoel oui.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-30
gar Gin SetrDiter ainb.
Sriaabe General Sall seitcrn in
Gbicasu pom Suo credit.
.Sattc ben @iirger- nnb ber Spani.
id,en &rieg mitsemadjt.

Gbicago, 30. 0e5. 9rieobe-
@enerol q. ;. Robert Senrp Soll
Don Der @unoes 9lrmee itarb bier
ocItern. @or II Sabren III 3 eft r o it
acboren, trot er bon 2s1inois aus III
Die SSeit &oint- t-gfooenrie elm nnO
graouierte I'M Sabre 1861. Als Der
9iirgerfriea beenoet mar. batte S0all
oem Rang eines !aapitdns erreift Gr
mar ols Colonel aonmanoant Don
Sort lSberionn, Chicago, ols Der
Sponii6 9lmerifaliiide arieg als-
6rad) ltno trot als Brigade 0ene-
raj Ser 1Sreilpiligen III Den ,Selo-
0icnlt.
Gine @itfpe unb 5lpei Sobne ilber-
leben ben @erItorbenen. las Sci.
d,enbeg6ngiiis miro am 1 Ssanlior IN
Melt Yoirt itattfinOen
9riqaoe General 9ol mar eIn
Sobn Don Benjamin +. Sag, Der lid
in 1887 seiddftIih in Dfroit ME
oerlieb. unb Catherine S@inQett,
D2itqlieo einer Der critic
Ietroit's, bcirotete.
0aIl muroe am 27Y
9rigaocpcneroI genIn6
am 10. Jioucmber 1g
! leben 5uriid.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-30
Sntcl Sam im Der Sage,
Oeu arieg raid Sll
becmOcll.
9tep. %ullmcr besriinoei in traftDpl-
len Nprteu iciue HeiDlntiun.
llmion benDtigt ein itarfes Sentldl-
lnmo ais !6elfer gegen Sapan.
Grbcnheltc Nrieoensgebete nnb Slmt-
gelo in nnierer SaidDe.
Gep. SarthplSt iefnuoiert SuUaer
Aollegen in luiirbiaer @eiie.
Sritiidl iapaniide slllian5 bDies
Smen fiir bic 3mfmnft.

9oibington. 80. 9e5. &ie
bic Ser. Stontcn ocn eliropGiihen
&rieg innerbnIb 80 Gage beenoen
fonntcu. inbem lie ocn Grport bon
ariegsmateriuIien perbictelt milrOe
bellte BON glbg. @oGmer bon Soma
Dem &ous-glnsihuB fiir nusmortiee
9lngelcgenhcitcn onrecleet ;3lilalu-
men nit 9fcp. @artbolot cnpiobl or
Die BON ibm beoiltroqtc gcnlcilioinc
Reiolntion, Den Tr1iioeriten 5l er-
mGd)tigen, nod ieinenn @utbiiiifen
iolden Grport 81 pcrbicten
Sic omcrifoniIden 9lusfuhr Scr
botc pom S5obre 1894 bis 5u Dem Iee-
ten I'M Sabre 1912, bos lid, acgcn bic
slusfilbr bon @affcn nad) Ncricu
rihtctc, milrocn bon Hep. %ollmcr
als IcaoIc 9cqriinoune ieiner &c
bauptilng nngcfiihrt, bab Der &On-
greB oas fonltitutioncllc &cht beiibc,
bcnlaemdB 5i banbeIn.
r&rGiiocnt @iIion", iogte er, ~ius-
penbicrtc oas @crbot Der Musfubr
bon @affcn mo Walnition nod Ntc=
rico i'm Sntcrciic mabrcr 9tciitrolitGt
i'm @egenias Sit 9teutrolit1t mtf Dem
Tupicr.
I'D 6cboiipte, boB Die ihmebenoe
Reiolntion in llcbereinitininliing nit
Dem biltoriidcn &rfe oirier Station
ais oes erobten 6rieoens- Ioppfotcn
lit. Sic lit nid)t in llehereinitinl-
n1lnq nit jenem &ufc, bic Worbin-
! itrltmentc bcn eliropGii6cn Notioner
slt Iicfcril. Sollen mir uns als Die
Gr5-Scndlcr ilntcr ben @ationen bin.
itcllcn Ioiicn2 Sollen mir inns ME
octnicn unb Inn Srieben beten lrnb
glcid5eitie oie toobrineenoen Snitrit-
mcntc europa liefern2 SoIlen mir
nit DEM @lutgelbe in iinierer Saide
@ptt nm Srie6en bitten2
roSebt iino mir ouf oen Stono-
puilft, 0oIlors nod @elgien iur
Gunlbum-Gugcln nod 2ertidlonf
5lt icnocn".
9lbg. @ollmer erfIdrte gon5 emf
ld,ieoen: r0eutihIanb fann in oic
lem &ricgc ni6t gei6lagen lperocn
Sein &olf lit einig inb entidloiien
bis gum lestcn @lutstropfen 5ll fam
pfen. S1lt oieier &rice an, 10 lpiri
er iih ipeitcr ilnb neiter nerbreitcn
bis Die gon5c @eIt in ben @onferot
biuobac5errt lit.
vGs eiebt MIR cine ein5ige Gatinn
beren rationale Sntereiien oen uniri
gen ldorf gegeniiberiteben. Sd 3oeer
ni6t. es often 81 iagen, oaB SSopol
niht n1lr aiau Sidbau 5li beboIten &C
benft. ionoern ni,h Die Snieln I'M go
| 5ifiiden S5eon, Die es beiest bot. ei
nes Cages miro bieie sSroge i'm go
| Sifiiden S5eon nusgetrnger mer6el
niiiien ino cs mag I'M Sntereiie bic
ies Sanoes lein, einen mG6tieel
Sreitno CUR Seite au boben".
rt5lauben Sic, oaB bic oelltihc SIC
igierln9 bon lins ernItlid eripartei
ouB mir cine bernrtige &eiolution an
| nebmeil iolten?" fraete goriiee
6looo.
sd glnube es, uno Eerionen
Die in GeitidInno woren, iagteI
mir. bob Die Ieutiden iebr miBfdl
Zig uniere Senoungen BON 0affeI
an Die auiierten betradten, eripi
oerte Serr Toamer
9fep. gartbolot iagfe Dem 9Ius
ihnb, oab Die Ser. Staoten ourc
| ibre Collar yteiifralitdf" ol
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-30

Die etrotge fdsfi4e oe,rt'
I@e Bettnns IN 2Gi&isan.
pec8e Die 9spef&eu osr
HH. YreHe 6rin8t
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-30

$1eitte NadJt teilmciie belrDlft nnS
bcSenteuo fnltsr; mUrgen flar
unS falt; 9turbweitluinoe.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-12-30
Ser $rottf ofr $trtini9ttn 6taaten III 2onoou

appellieren an oen 9uien gSillen bei-
Der &cgicruEgrn.
Der @lobe neint in ieiner @eipre=
dung, 9lmerifas Serlangen iuiiroe
5llr Solgc babcn, oaB Gnglanb Die
9lofobe gegen Selitid)lanb oufbebt,
I'M Den Erofit Der 9lmerifaner nidt
81 i6nldlern. 9aber fonne ole glnt'
mort auf oas Negebrcn ocr amerifa-
niiden &cgierln9 MIR Elm entid)iebe-
mes 9tein iein.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-30
GLYNN, WHITMAN
AND DAVENPORT
ARE THE RIVAL PARTY NOMIN.
EES FOR THE GOVERNsHIP OF
NEW YORK STATE.
James w. Wadsworth and Ambassador
Gerard Win Democratic and Republi.
can Senatorial Nomination.

New York, sopt. 29.-With about
two thirds of the upstate vote and
practically al Of the New York City
returns in, it appeared tonight that
Jsmes w. Wadsworth, Jr. had won
the republican nomination OF u. S.
senator over w NJ. Calder and that
Frederick NJ Davenport had defeated
former Governor William Sulzer for
the progressive gubenatonal uomin-
alton
Predictions of bota victories are
based on the constantly increasing
gains for Wadsworth and Davenport
n upstate returns. Wadsworth still
is slightly behind Calder but with zoo
districts stit to be heard from he is
believed to stand an excellent show OF
winning. An error of about 1000
votes in THE greater New York tabu-
lation tonight threw Wadsworth in
to the lead temporarily on the face OF
the returns but he really is about p
Geo In the lead.
Governor Glynn, District Attorne}
Whitman and Ambassador Gerard con
tinued to add to their plurahtes up
state for the democratic and republi-
can cubernational and democratic sen
atorial nominations respective y. With
a majority Of almost 100000 already
established, it appeared that Gov
ernor Glynn would probably finish
1250O0 votes ahead. Whitman's plur
ality probably will be between 50,OOl
and $4,000 and Gerard's $4,000
A persistent report is current that
John H. Hennessy viii make an in
dependent race for governor, despite
his defeat by Governor GRnn. Hen
messy. has not committen himself on
this rumor.
Returns on repuh ican candidates
for United States senatorss with New
York City virtually complete and 2
4S2 out of 3. 173 districts upstate
give Wadsworth 71,443; Calder 1881
Hill 29,345.
New York City virtually complete
and 2174 upstate districts give Day
enport 14.534 and Sulzer l2,S9Z
Both Sulzer and Calder still were
hopeful tonight
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-30
Will Isolate Cracow.

London, Sept. 30--2:15 a. ma
message from Vienna says the Rus.
SLAMS are in possession of all rail,
ways in the district of Przemysl and
are advancing rapidly in two lines"
says dispatch from the Rome cor.
respondent of the Exchange Tele-
graph Company. The correspondent
continues:
The northern column of Russians
has made an assault on Tarnow, the
last obstacle between it and Cracow,
and distant from the latter place
oniy sixty miles. The southern col
umn after occupying Sanok has adj
yaaced westward to cut off the re.
treat of the Austrian army, which is
being driven southwark
Indications are that the Russians
do not intend to capture Cracow but
to leave it cut off and surround and
then to advance toward Breslau,
hoping to join the Russian center,
now in Poland
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-30
At TACK On
ANTWERP
IS NEXT
GERMANS HAVE BEGUN ACTUAL
HoSTlLlTlES AGAINST BELGIAN
TEMPORARY CAPITAL AND
THE OUTER FORTIFlCATlONS.
SOME SMALLER TOWNS ARE
TAKEN.

Amsterdam, via London, Sept. %
The Germans have commenced their
attack on tie first line of defense OF
Antwerp, according to dispatches re-
ceived by the Amsterdam papers. Mol
an important railway junction near
the Dutch border was occupied by the
Germans Sunday and today the Ger
mans who again occupy Malines began
a bombardment of Leirre directly in
front of Antwerp. They also contin.
ued their bombardment of Fort Wac
hel and Fort St Catherine 1t is be-
lieved heavy Austrian artillery is be-
ing used.
Lierre, according to a message to
the Handelsb ad, has been under shell
fire since early morning, The people
at first hid in the cellars but subse-
qGently fled to Antwerp being joined
by fugitives from the surrounding vii
lagos. 1t is reported that one shell
fell on a hospital killing nine persons.
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Paris, Sept. %. 5:25.-The police
today revised the list of permits Is
sued to foreigners who wished to stay
IN Paris. A long line Of people IN
Guiding many Germans and Austrians
some Of waOm are servants OF "ea
tly Americans, stood in front oil the
police station anxiously awaiting the
decision of the officials. The reguia
Tons now are exceedingly stringent
and number of foreigners were fore
ed today to leave the city.
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AUSTRIANS LEAVE
HUNGARY TO FATE
Russians Report That Austrian Army
is Making No Further Defense But
is Seeking Safety Behind the Forts
at CracoW.

LONDON sept 3o2:to mFrom the
along Carpahans
Hungary
oetended by the Hungarian
respondent OF the Daily Telegraph.
The Austns continue
huyns wing and
apparently intend to become
Having passed the most difficult in
tans dodsn9
Russian have
reaching Hungarian
fortified
of earhwoks by the Hungarian defende
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-30
COTTON Meeting
IN A DEADLOCK
CONVENTION AT NEW ORLEANS
GROUNDS ON A PROPOSITION
TO PROHIBIT PLANTING.
Texas Delegation Stuck For Fifty
Per Cent Reduction Under lnstruc-
tions From Their State.

New Orleans, La, Sept. 29.-After
discussing cotton acreage reduction
in 1915 during most of today and
until late tonight, delegates to the
Southern Cotton Convention became
hopelessly deadlocked on the ques-
tio1 and adjourned until tomorrow
without taking action. The whole
matter was given back to the resolu.
tlons committee with instructions to
report tomorrow.
A majority report favoring no
planting at all next year and request
ing state legislatures to enact laws
prohibiting planting came to grief at
the hands of the Texas deiegation.
The Texas convention had instructed
for voluntary reduction of fifty per
cent and the Texans firmly supported
a minority report providing for this
plan. They were helped by several
Louisiana delegates. Several com
promise measures were offered but
to no avail.
Under a suspension of rules the
convention tonight adopted resolu-
tions offered by w, II. Seymour of
Montgomery, Ala, which recon.
mended a uniform system of ware
houses in the several states. Besides
the reduction resolution, the resolu-
tions committee had ready to report
only one other measure. That also
favored the warehouse plan aad in
ciuded sanctioning the buy a b ale"
movement.
The minority report on the red ic-
tion plan favored a voluntary reduc-
tion which it was proposed to bring
about by system of organized
county work. 1t was suggested to
have meetings in each chool district
and have as many farmers as would
sign a pledge to reduce acreage one
half of what he planted in 1914.
Those who were against this plan
argued that systems much like this
had been tried before a1d failed.
Walter Clark, chairman of the
Mississippi delegation and one of the
principal advocates of not cotton
painting next year, argued that it
would be useless to agree upon any
plan that Texas would not sanction,
and suggested that committee from
this convention go to the Texas legis-
lature, now in session, and urge upon
that body what he termed the neces-
sity for no planting next year.
The fight on the resolutions tonight
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ALLIES PURSUING
RETREATINC ARMY
Unofficial Report Says AllAutomobiles
IN France Requisitioned to Harass
the German Right Wing Which is
in Retreat.

London, Sept 3o-12:1o a. ma Paris dsDaoh . a.. -. .
graph Company says: 'T"'" To "e EHehanse TeIe-
"ee 'oh9ht Tuesday the riob+ bso,
entirely broken 81. 's mas oeen
pursuing. ''u 0' 'ne purpose OF
the reeatna enemy ~ Icing ''eo 10 pursue
"ihe official communication o'clock ,
takabH that the Germans surrounded in the so .
ment the French front extending ~ NP''F
~ IS stated officially that Peronne beenr recapturedp
The foregoing message has r,o
bureau which obeing to its nubleaon tE ~ - Press
bilty Of S ~ 'ePo"s'
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German-Austrian Junction.

London, Sept. 30.-4:25 a. NIT Is
officially announced at Vienna, ac-
cording to a Rome dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph Company, that
junction has been effected between
the new German army and remnants
of the Austrian army which fought in
the Galician battle. The combined
army is taking up position and al
ready has been in contact with the
Russians along the Carpathian Tar
now-Cracow front.