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nerun9 on orgi berIbmts 9eutihameri'
taner 9eDeibt lit. Or. @miI Bree.
tortus, SdrI Shur5 uno
& arl 8dn5er. Seit Monaten ma.
rem Torbereitungen fir oaS Set ges
troffen tuorten. uno oeutihe S1naer
uno Turner tuoren es b~elonoers, Die
p~oujdblig ausge;osen luaren. UNI bel
Der @%ntbuQung oss GenfmalS Die
MANNER 5u sbrsn, eeren Nnmen in Der
8eltlhte Der oeutibamerifaniiden
Sournaliitit in ct. 9Ouis uno in Der
osS Sanoes cine 10 beruOrra9enoe 8oue
9elpielt baben.
8as 3entmal oaS i'm 81 erpoir
Is art N~ufite0un9 %9eiunoen uno $685.
900 sstoltet. lit Gin 0erf BEG in Char.
l%ottenbur9 bel Berlin anidiiieen 8ilos
hduers, Yrof. NIIbelm @anolhneioer.
Die N%nre9une onju wurbe Dor fini
Sobren uon Dem I'M OCTOBER peritorbe.
men oeutl6en Srauerfuriten u b 0 /.
pbus Bud ge9eben. @s 1T aus
rotbem Grant uno Bronze aus9efiibrt.
Shlfsidndbel befinoen iih an betoen
Soften oes 0beren 3beils oes @rnnit.
baues oils 9eiteu oeS 8ertebrs stpi.
lben biiben uno oriiben.
Die aus balier 8ronse beItebenoe
uno aus einem 5tif gesOiiene !0aupt'
iaur oes 0entmaIs uor Dem Grant.
nntbau Itelt Die nndte @abrbeit oar,
Sbre aus9eltefter Nrme u~mfaiien nit
leoer 0ano eine iSafel, oaS 3iht Der
&elsbeit beioer Weltsn ipmbolliirsno
Gie orei 8elieis nit Gihsnlaubbano
an Der Toroerleite oes Holtaments
lteuen bar europa entflhrt pom BEN
Stler", elm SDmbol Der aroft. mslhe
Die Shonbeit uber ba5 Mtcer brin9t
81. 8eOrg i'm Sample nit Dem 3ra'
den, sum 3eihnen oaiir, oaB oil
bret Wqnner ge9en oas Nleori9e an'
jutdmpfen hatten. nno Hegulus. oo9
gefIil9elte Ylero. nit Dem nadter
3noe", cine 8eriinnbilolihun9 Del
ioeaIen Hbnntaiie pon 8reetorius
Sbnr5 uno 9au5er.
XII Der 8eier wuroen Nnipratsr
9sbnIten BON Or. StartIofJ Wapol
0ent0 @. Siel. Der oas Gentmal in
9tnmen Der Staot en%tgessnnnbm. pou
@otuaro 6. &ebr uno aOngreBmitglist
2idaro 8artb0lot. Die @ntbullune
ielblt wuroe BON SRI. Marie uuo Glare
BuIh. @nfeltnuen oeS Stiiters. porse.
nommen. @elungen muroen ppn osn
WaHsnhor Der ct. Qoulier 8unoe8.
peretne inter 6u9p Nnihub's Qsitun!
Shdiers Sonnto98lieo", .8as oeut
Ite Sleo" uno Star Spaugleo Ban
ner". Erdlioent 3r. 0sgamer uOr
oeutihen Wattonalbunoe batte eli
8ratuIatton8s TeIegramm geianot.
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a@ Snitetc fur orei Sabre.

SD uerebre SIRE @pbltbnt. Die eie
ser Wienidbe,t uno @lienihait gese,
ben bnben. Sbte Weoi5in, 3r. aings
gten DISCOVERY. bat meinen 6uiten.
BEN ih brei Sabre bnite, f~urirt, ihreibl
Sennte 6lemming, o Nem 9pper
Ohio. 6aben Sic einen lt0renoem SOU.
ten? SIT berielbe anbaIteno uno fam
er niht furirt merben? geior9en Sie
iid cine soc 5loi6e Or. SINGS Nen
DISCOVERY 10 balo pie m09Iih. 9ie
Weoi5in turirt 9uiten ioiuie gals unt
2un9enleioen. Qinoerun9 Ooer Sbl
@elo surid. SOC uno 500 bel SIREN
Npot1eter.
8udlsn's Nrnica Salbe fir !6out'
ausI6l6ge. (NnS.)
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Sterul6nuppem.

- Gountp.G lerf 3oliostte ;nbtte ar
9homns 8ropu cine 8rQnue oon S32
fir ous 5Doten pom s ,ln9en @olier
aus. Cine sleihe 4r0mle fdQt ibnr
pom Staote 5u.
Qje Sinner ser Ct. SoIep6'a
Shule 6ielten am Gienitog I'M Wtprlf.
Bart Elm 0icnic.
- Zen @eoenftae ibrer 6oh5eit feis
erte am Samita9 9todmittag i'm arejie
jbrer 6reunoinnen 5rau Saul 3oelner.
IS Wuroe elm ietnes Nbenoeiien l%erulrt.
uno man uerlebte redt per9nilngte
Stunoen.
- Sin 6armers8antet iol mleoer
ab9ehalten meroen, uno 5luar in Der
erlten Wohe oeS Stunt.
- @om 8lie eri6la9en i'm Staa
luuroe Elm 8fero oes WtlhbQnolerB
Oscar 9ramer in Der Wurmon Goolep,
Der 8Iig Sunoete ieoO6 nidt.
Gin tleines 5euer in Der Slide
oe8 McGop 6aules, 504 Wfitmautee
Str. bel6aoigte am Monta9 Mor9en
$3.50 oas 3ad etluas.
- NlS Qeutc unter Scurrp & Mur.
pbp's @irtbihafts9ebduhs an N4i0
Str. arbetteten, CAB Die Snontauer
lnfoI9e Der Nusgrabun9 unter Dem 8e'
bduoe nab. Gum @Iud puroe Nles
mano perIeBt.
- 9urd Die : bnmat I mirb oos
6rauenrsih gut 8roBmah DIT.
na~ 6eusr. uno 2ebensuerii berung.
Nusihreibsn Don SeIistiteIn uno Oppo.
tbetsn uro @eloperIeiben gu 5 3roSent
auf 60 Gro1er Siherbeiten 1T meine
S%peSiulitdt 9. =. 8pl5, 624 Sib
z. StroBs. Neloe 'Ehones. Ins,
ssg" 7rummpnc matt cine Spss
%sialltdt aus auteu unb idmieri9en Re
puraturen pon ubreu. 522 State Ctr.
- Die Nterbauseielllhuit BON Z cs
mo b bat an Wontag oas Datum Der
Oie@idbrigeu Gountpiair lelt9eisbt. Die
NusiteIIuug mlro am %. %. uno "A,
September in Iomab absslaitsn wer.
Den.
- Gin &roieiior in 9onOpn bat islt'
9elteut. ooB q in elmer 00be BON
letlSt0uieno SUB peber 9iihneraugen
ned &beuml.iamus ipirt. 9ph lpl
CT Iebsn.
II Nls oty Gottor fam. um mad Dem
Strnoen o,9 Nabns gu itben. ert!arte
i1m Ole Drama, oaB Die nil Tag porbtr
perlhrjebeue Meoisiu ole lei. ~Nbsr
ons 1t opa uumogltd! Sd id9te Sb'
net SW io,iteu oem &ino ollie Slpsl
Stnnoln l,a1n Eheel0fisI poa BACON
9eben. 0as babe lib audi gethau,
aber MEM Mann. msine NRutter, o0S
&tnoermocttu uno ih mubtan ieoe&s
mol dut trsu yolisI uoll nebmcn. che
lit oaH &asu oo;u uerltdno."
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0luf Der .Souaou 9anbftraRe.

etua 5ebn Wetlsn BON bier entrernt.
psrlOr Der 24iGbriss Jcrmer 5Obn
Souliban aus Der Ortihait Caledonia
iein Qeben. Der Wiann. Der neben let'
mem bodbelnbenen Ba9en eInberlbrttt.
serietb 5piitsn bus cine Basenrab
uno cine 3eIegrapbsnltan9e uno muroe
binnen ipsniger Wlinaten gu Fob 9e'
queti6t. 8si benz llnfou miiien Die
8ierce ltsben geblisben ietn, oenn elm
6uB9dnser funo ipdter Die Qeihs beS
ManneS in uuiredter SteIuns 5mil6en
Rao unb 9sIssrupbenpiOlten einses
flemmt DOR.
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lie 9Seft Salem Breeders 9lfo.

ciation Miro am 10. Sui in Neit Ga.
lem cine arOBe 3eItuerlammlun9 ab'
baltsn, nui weIder 4rdliosnt s. 6. 6iG
BON RoisnOoIe. isis. Setretdr QB. 8.
Galoweu BON Hetersborousb 81. s.,
BON Nmericnn @uerniep Cattle Club.
uno an6ere Nutorltdten reoen tuer0en.
Nm 20. Snli iinbet Damn cine 2lutilon
bon IS StId retneu @uernisp8, oOn
oenen 80 importirt muroen. itatt.
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SO K 6.
I'm elmer GrtraIisuma oes staot.

ratbS am 9ienit09 NbenO murOen
einise BON Nlo. Mabonep seiteute Sra
gen in iodliher Dem Jrn9siteIer bof'
fentIid SufrieoenItenenoer Jorm beants
tuOrtet. 5srner tuur6en 10 5ismIi6 ulle
BON Dem @Omite fir bic 0~eimtebrwohe
ssitenteu TsrInngen beiuiai9t, uno AUDI
ole QnItsaun9 o iehs ~@rtrapoIi5lIten
tudbreno Der 6eltwode autOrliirt.
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3ie @ouperneurs . Gonferems

perlhoben. De 8onuernenrsoInee IN
Maotion CAB MittiUod bic @rtldrun8
ab, bah Die 60uuerneursconIeren5, DE
pom 9. big II. SUM- in WtaOilon ltatt'
finben io1te. bis gum Nooemttr
ueri6oben luoroen lit uno Dab lie etpa
nm 10. jeres Wonats Beginner miro.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-05-29

! Saepb Niis. Sn Barre. Wtaii..
Itarb Der Menidenirsuno unO YbiIun'
tbrop uno Elm intimsr 5reuuO BON
9beooore 8OoispeIt, SacOb Riis, mad
langem 9eioen uno nod in suten Sab
rem. Gr mar aud pom isinen 8or'
lsiun9en Der in Ga GrUiie betannt, nno
lpos oieier cole Wanu. Don oGnllher
Nbitammuns, ALIEN fir bic Nrmen unb
8erldfsnsn Der Stnot Ytem Yort 9e'
than. itempsIt iein Qnosnten ais bas
zines Mannes BON pnbrem SeelenaoeI
unb zines Woblthdters Der MIenl9belt.
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Tie ,,erudenen" Eeareid. Sn

~ V~R"N$"<" "BtFsFT' OHH
Iomn @nmpbea nuroe am 3ienltae
barber abseltimmt, pb Die Bsltimmung
Der IOwnbeb0rbe. moHah Birtblhaiteu
unb IauSlofale UNI II llbr Naht8
I6IisBsn miiisn, in Strait bIeibsu ioll
ODER niht. IS muroen 90 Stlmmsn
essen @ioerruI Der obisen N%nOronnn9
uno 81 fir OieisIbe a~bsegebeu. 9te
8sr9niigun9sIotaIe in IOwu Campbell
baben uliO UNI Mtitteruadt gu ihIleBen
un6 t6Anen crit ndditen Woraen UNI 6
ubr TIRE 8elh1fte pieoer eroHnsn.
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9as stpeite iahrlihe Maifeit Der

Belt Salem olisntIiden SduIen 1T
unter Nuipicien oes W1db6en 8lee
Clubs tnb ibrsr 2siterin, SRI. Gtbel
Gilman, nd6iten 9ienito9 Nu6mittn9
5 u6r auI oem S9uIpInse. Il. VI.
iommt CUR Gufubruns cine Spersttr,
.3be @OooIauo BrinceB". Der @rtras
Ioa 5um Qnihaffen elmer 8ictroIa fur
Die Shule ~pertpanot meroen.
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enosltnterbaltuna.

gen 2sute Der oeutlh.lutberiiden Stride
on Der liiol. 8eit Nuenue babsn fir
bsuts NbsnO cine id0ne untsrbaltung
u%rransirt; oas 8rO9rumm entbalt Ii.
u. BOrtrdee oes MannerdOrs uno bss
ssmiihtsn @bors. einiss Coils uno
feline 9beutsraufflbrunssn.
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Tie @erlaaaernna oes ,,gSeisen

8s9es" BON Der 3. CUR GrontitrnBe, lit
selidsrt. uno Der gontratt oafur 1T
bsrsitS an B. u. Grimes Uergsben
nor6en. 10 baB bic Nrtsiten nod VOr
Der Ssimtsbruode bssn6st isin perOen.
Sr. u. 81. scott bat ii6 in Der
Sahe uiele Milbe 9esebeu uno ii6 oils
Boriiser bss BeIeu6tun9s @omites
2orbeeren eriuorben.
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&uf Sem Cro6enfets
lei &0Nilsrinttr am Rhcin lit Elm
0lntm0l sur GrlmtrunQ GU ben
Hcuoiturm rom GiegtuQe6irQe non
1S12-14. I'M t~eIonperen an itine
bcjo;n 6ii6rer. osn Ma,or ysr1inon0
N8j!telm ron @olttni!etn un0 zen
@crpoitutommauoInt eu 0euQer. err
bjilt por0en. Tas ctG'ane Nentmal
i'est ouf otrlelben @ttle lIi Sem
Nl0te0u oe5 Grateaie,ien. M ih9n
or 5uuocr, Iabyen elm &olior tern.
@ta5er . Cen.udI egrl:ltei Iporosn
mar.
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ReiIen nadb Woriueaen. y

VFFFTFT 80
groBen 9dngerislt in Gbriitiana, NOr'
luessn, psIhsS wdbreno Der Sabrbun'
oertieier ooriislbit ab9ebaIten meroen
lcl, tperoen iid sbenIals ieds WtltaIie'
Der oes bielisen norwegiidsn @eians'
pereins betbelIisen. ndmItd emil 8rie'
bel. u. s. @sit. 3. .. 5Orietb, 8, u.
@ioe uno 1beO. 8abI BON bier, uno s.
=. Wigoabl uOu Biroqun. Der game
Normaunn Sausertor rsiite s~sltern unfl
CHICAGO. no elm oreitdgi9es uorwe9i'
Ites SGngerielt pahreno Der lesten orei
1a9e oiaier @ode itdttiinoet.
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SergHiignngs=8 esweiier.

Waicftic. Seoen Gbeno uno !ebea 9lan.
mlttn9 &auoeptlle.& orlelun9en.
2iiUn. 3eocn Nodulitto9 uno &beno
9ednoelbilber.
Spric. SsoeH 0ahmittag uno Nbsno
9SnnoelbIloer.
gaiino. Seoen Nadmiitas uno Stbeno
Wanoelbiloer.
Gtar. 9eosn Radmittag uno Abeno
gSdRoelbiloer.
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Cine CUTE 5arm lit unter siiniti9en
S~soinaungen su p%erfaui en, bier Meilen
BON 3omab. @i5., 9eIe9en; so Nfsr.
oapon IS 9tfet cultiuirt; s 3tmmer
Saus; neuer Stnu nit @ro9eidoB;
g8inomlble; Corn Cribs; @ranerp;
@lles mas fir cine 6arm %nptbpenbI9
lit. Sdrejbt an
Z. % ettitein,
81. /. 1pmob, ISIS.
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III Ner @eIoer gu mdbis.n 3inien lsi'
ben mi dte, einen perldBlihen 8athseber iur
aut CUTE Siherbeit ausIrihen mill, uenos
lih an @. S. Sidiih 203 2. 4. Strabe,
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Nus 0ell Werihtell.

8ina ShIbe bat ibren @attsn. Sobn
Sduse, auf Sdeloun9 wesen Gelsrs
ton u0n lbr uerflagt.
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tE- Ter bette 8utIhenF uno @epdd'
%maeenoienlt in Der Staot mirb Sbuen pom
Der @dtemap gitp TranSier 6 o,
aelieiert. Ehones 179.
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ct. 9Onis cbrt irine beriibm=
ten SOOten.

Id unO feitIih 9ins
es am Iesten Sonns
tag in Ct. Qouis
unten gu. IS gait
Der @ntbuQuus eis
nes 9enfmals,
tpelhss Der @rns
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B@5 Sd)rei6t ibcr feline ,Srnu.
nIm lebten CONNER. ihrelbt SEER
&atI Qemte BON 0jtorp Nioge. Nrf.,
upuroe meme 6rau trnnt. unier
GotaIarSt ~bebonoelte tie, bod obne @rs
iols. ST oronete bann an. oaB Tie in
oas 0olpltaI noh Sonssboro gebrah.
perbe. 8ort nor tie pier 8odlen.
dber a%nitG;t belier Su wsroen. muroe
iis ihllnmer. 28jr periutten Damn
etneu Gnoersu Nrst. bis CT i.Ibit ;u9ab.
er Tonne ntdtS Ilir lie tbuu. 9{adoem
allies uuBlos %9epeien mar, entlhlofien
MIR uus, 6ornl's Nlpentrauter III Der.
luhen, hro. uugIaublld, iuie es tlinaen
mag. 9letd nab Der erlten 6lalde fing
meme 6ran on. lid gu b%eiisrn. Sic
perrth,et lest wteoer hire Nrbeit. fpte
IN frLberen Sabrsn. uno iublt lid
potl."
6orni's NIpentrdutsr lit feline Npos
tbeter'MteoiStn. %ionosru Elm einiahes.
selterprObtes 2rduter.0eilmiteeI, ipels
Dies Dem Yublttum oirett Qeliefert
miro ourd Sps5iolsNsenten. Die ere
nannt limb Don oen 0sriteIern, Or.
Better 6abrnep & Suns 80. 1875
80. 0opne Aps., Gbicaso, 81.
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0nf ben Streif tuesen 40 germs

ger 2Obnung gtn9en etni9e Is 6ubrIeute
Der itdotiihen SprentIerpassn, uno
osBruessn iebsn 5ut 3sit bic StraBen
stpas itaubis aus; oas Ysrlan9en Der
2ente 1T iibri9sns Elm sere6tss. uno Der
Nrbeitsratb wiro tuObl benz Nusltano
elm baloisss @uoe MAIDEN inoem ct bic
J%Oroerun9en bepiaigt.
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8elmdftSsVptiSe

kE 6. g. Ban Nuten, Ysridsrunas'
Naent 8iiraihaits. o6er Siherheits.ajon0i
1928 9earl StraBe.
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fsiir ben morgisen @raber.

Sur cen mlpr8t9eH Wrnber'
itmiidungstng iast @Ouu. Mc8Ouern
in ieiusr Proclamation II. a.:
oSeoe groBe ariie in Der @eihihts
unlsres QanoeS muroe burb Die @ut.
i6siouns zines arle9ss beiselest. 8raue
Wtdnnsr uno patrlOttihe 6rauen baben
oas 3beuerite ouf Dem Nltar oes ga.
terIanOes seOpiert fir Osiien @Obliabrt
uno @rbaItung.
Grit Dor einigen Tngen tpuroe Elm
LETTER poaer Gribut iolher Sin9ebunq
our6 6eIOentoO 9eSabIt, uno Die Na.
tiOn lte5t oeswe9en nod IN tieier
3rauer. Sir biele uuO Die 5nblloier
anoeren 9eIaIenen 6eloen in otn arie.
gen. in oeneu unlere Ntattpu uerluidelI
mar, bIibt uuoer9ln9Iihe 9antbarfeir
IN ben 0er5en zines jeoen treuen Nute'
r~ltaHers.
Sn lleberetnltlmmun9 nit 6ieiem of,
9emsinen @%mpiinosn uno ser bisberi,
gen @%emobnbeit folseno. beItimme id
Samitug. ben 80. Moi 1918 gun
Observation-Disclosures uuo emtiebIe
oaB oas 9anse Nolt oss Staates mt
Den patriotiiden Cr9uujiationsn oeu
8eoddtniB Der tobten Soloaten UNI
SaeIsute reipsttopQen. ber5Iiten Fri.
but SoQe.
Dtdn loQ audi nje ionIt Die 9inber
an cen @eremonleu berporraQeuo tbeil.
nebmen loilen nnb lie Oie 9}ubeltatter
Der gefollenen Seloeu nit Blumer
uno anolpen Oe5 6rubljngs itmldsn
%tniisn."
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06
RUSSIANS CLAIM SUCCESS;
Is DENIED AT BERLIN

London. Sept 30.--A Central News
dispatch from Rome says that the fol-
lowing telegram has been received
there from Petrograd:
The right wing of the Austrians has
been driven back beyond the carpa-
thians into Hungary, where they are
being pursued by the Russians The
Austrian dehacle is complete ard they
have lost all their artillery. The Aus
trian left wing has retreated 70 era
COW. The Russians have occupied two
of the forts of Przemysl"
The hour for the battle which will
determine whether the Russians will
make their proposed invasion Of Ger
many with Berlin as the final objective
appears to be drawing near.
Berlin Issues Denial.
A wireless dispatch to the Marconi
company from Berlin gives the follow
ing official statement issued N the
German capital:
There is no change in the situation
In any of the theaters of war, and re-
ports concerning a victorious advance
OF the enemy are untrue
Reports of the fall of two of the
Przemysl forts are Inventions"
The Austrian government has pro-
tested 10 the allies and neutral powers
on the use of dumdums.
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06

doctors who have been there since the
occupation have been ordered to de-
part Some have already gone.
1t is reported that all the wounded.
irrespective of their condition, have
been moved out of the city. and that
some of them died in. the moving.
The Japanese legation at Peking an
nounces that Japanese troops, after
fighting on Saturday and Sunday. oc-
cupied a position within seven and
one-half miles of Using Tao, the seat
of government of Kiauchsu. the Ger
man leased possession III China. A
German report, undated but evidently
having to do with the same engage
ment, says that the Germans retired
only from their outpost positions to
the first line defenses of the city.
The Russian ministry OF the interior
today gave out figures on the harvest
for 1914, according to which the food
Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1914-10-06
NEITHER SIDE
CLAIMS GAINS
IN CONFLICTS
Germans and Allies Slaughter
Each Other Without Definite
Results.
ADMIT THE LOSS is HEAVY
Frontal Attacks and RepuIses Cost tine
Lives Of housands-Germany r.
nanclaiIy Able Without Strain to
Maintain War for Year-Cost to
Her is s5,0oo,ooo a Day-Russian
Claims Rout of Austrians.

Paris, via London, Sept. 30.-Details
of the French and British fighting on
the left wing, along the Aisne, where
the allies have repulsed for days the
attacks of the Germans, who endeav-
ored to take the positions by assault,
are disclosed.
Word from the front describes the
encounters. On one occasion the
French and British held positions with
in quarter Of a mile of the German
front, where they were not in danger
from the heavy German artillery and
were sheltered from the machine guns
unless they came into the open.
One of the most furious German as
saults turned upon the trenches occu-
pied by British regiments, which calm
ly awaited the onslaughts of line after
line of Germans, meeting them with
sustained rife and machine gun fire
and sometimes at the point of the
bayonet, which dti great execution.
The 2ritish, however, did not bear
the whole brunt of the fighting, for
the French troops, including division
of the famous colonial infantry and
the Turcos, as well as many battalions
of French regulars and others COM
posed OF territorial troops. also faced
successfully prolonged attacks, which
were delivered with great fierceness.
The vigor and spirit of the soldiers
were considered remarkable after such
an exhausting campaign, during which
they had scarcely a full days rest.
When not actually engaged in fighting
many of the regiments marched thirty
miles daily for several days in chang
ing position to carry out new move
ments
Germans Deny ALLIES Advance.
The German official statement de-
clares that reports concerning a vic
torious advance of the enemy are un-
true"
THE Germans suffered enormous
losses in the last engagement" says
the Bordeaux correspondent of the
Reuter- Telegram company. The mes
sage continues:
German prisoners say that some
companies of the guards have dwin-
dle6 to 100 men and are commanded
by young officers, as they have lost all
their former officers since the begin
ming of the war"
Other dispatches confirm the report
that the Prussian guard has been cut
to pieces during the fighting. The
strength of some companies has been
reduced from $50 to 100 men. Two
ibattalions have been annihilated.
The supreme clash Of arms denoting
the approaching close Of the tremen-
idous fortnight of practically unceasing
battle along the four rivers flowing
Through northwestern France has been
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EXPECT FIGHT TO LAST;
WARS COST TO GERMANY

Berlin, Sept. 80, via London.-The
correspondent of the Lokal Anzieger,
IN a dispatch published here today,
points out that decisive turn in the
battle which has been raging in the
western theater of war need not be
expected for some time. Subordinate
actions OF decisive character are be-
coming more general, the correspond
ent declares.
Inc losses of the Germans have
been extraordinarily heavy, and the
fact that those of the enemy have been
greater is poor consolation. The
troops are confident that in the end
they will win the action.
A long column of French prisoners
of war arrived during the week from
the direction Reims. Monday the cor
respondent met column of about a
thousand men whose faces showed that
they were glad to have at last escaped
the turmoil and terrors of this great
est OF modern battlefelds.
Berlin. Sept. 80, via don.-The
response OF the German public to the
efforts of the government to raise a
war fund Of 5,000,000,J00 marks (s1,-
25O,0OO.000). 1t is asserted here, has
removed al anxiety the nation may
have had regarding its ability to meet
financial obligations due to the war.
Originally the reichstag allowed a
war credit of 5.0O0,000,0O0 marks in
addition to the war treasure, and of
this amount 4,500,000,0OO has been sub
scribed by the public without straining
seriously the financial resources of the
empire.
According to military authorities. the
war is costing German about twenty
million marks (s5,000.000) q day, in
elusive of the money spent on behalf
OF those who have been deprived of
their bread-winners.
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JUNGLE SAM" SOCKS NOW
IN DEMAND IN LONDON

London.-Socks patterned after the
design of the American flag are on
sale here. They are guaranteed TO
prevent cold feet" One ptirveyor
asserted that these Uncle Sam" socks
were meant to establish the identity
of Americans going on continental
missions
Stripes run from top to bottom OF
the socks with the exception OF three
rows OF stars on blue field just above
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emperor TELLS CADETS
WHAT MAKES SOLDIER

Berlin.-The kaiser Addressed the
cadets ordered to the field as follows;
Cadets. already in your earlier
youth | send you out TO my regiments
TO fight against the enemy as guides
at the head CT my brave troops. You
shall take with you 10 the army all
the neral qualities which have been
implanted into your young hearts in
the corps OF cadets Be regardless in
ycur bravery. keep your blood cold.
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NaPoLEoNs ACTION IN 1905
Violated Prusslsn Neutrality and That
Country Suffered Because CT
Protest Made

Germany appears 10 be most unfor-
tunate in getting the "hot end" Of re-
suits when treaties Of neutrality are
violated. for, despite the universal pro
test of the civilized world against her
violation OF the treaty gcaranteeins
pelgisn neutrality, ii IS by no means
TIE erst instance Of such violation IN
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BOMBS FROM THE AERoPLANE
English Writer Points Out What He
Considers Mistakes Made by the
British Fighting Force.

One curious plant reaches me, says
q writer in the Aeroplane of London.
20 the effect that as soon as German
aeroplane appears over our lines our
man. and the French also. start blsz-
ing at 1t to such an extent that Il is
impossible for British or French
aeroplane to get up and so for II with.
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out as much risk of being brought
down by our fire as the German. APP
parently the men, our troops especial
", have not been sufficiently educated
in the difference between our aero
planes and the Germans, and presum-
ably all our officers have not displayed
the forethosyh of certain cavalry
officer who came 70 this Office just be-
fore leaving for the front and eomman-
deered all my best photographs OF Brit
ish. French and German aeroplanes.
wherewith TO explain to his men.
One hears also that some Of our
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modern history, nor has Germany g.
ways been the violstor.
In 1905 Napoleon Booaparte, anxious
TO hurl his legions against Austria.
marched them over strip of the
Prussian dependency of Anspach
against Prussian protest, much as the
Germans Of today disresa-ded the Bel
gisn protest against the violation Of
their territory. So the outraged Prus-
slams armed and went 10 war 10 avenge
the insult. although Napoleon pleaded
the ground OF military Necessity. JUST
as Germany did Lost north
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Madison Murdered, probably By a
fellow countryman, the result Of an
Italian feud, Filippo Codesco. was shot
by an unknown person. in the heart
of the Italian settlement here.
JeffersoIi-Adaln Fuchs, 70 thirty
years an undertaken in this city. * IN
a serious condition at Fond ~ Lac
hospital, where he underwent an op-
GRAFTON.
Neenah--James Tappas was struck
by a Chicago and Northwestern train
n this city ard sustained. fractured
'eg-