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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-08-13

The progress Of Ole Hanson's
comlaign for the Bull Moose NOM
nation for United States senator
is being watched with considera Bile
Interest by the other candidates. Ole
is drawing crowds everywhere he
goes throughout the state and Ii
begins to look as though he will
be an easy winner over Falconer
for the nomination. He Is man
Of acknowledged ability and is un-
denis bly, in accord with the tenets
Of his party. Moreover. he is a
ote-getter.-Seattle Sun.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-08-13

ing To figures compiled BY State
Labor Commissioner Olson. The an
nusi cost OF food supplies and fuel
for family of five in the south
west il t4o5.s3. while in the east
ern part OF the state IL is s42s.s2.
These figures were gathered In
towns Of 1000 population up. ex-
Guiding the three chief cities OF
the state. SEATTLE. Tacoma and Spo-
kane. OF the big cities the cost Of
living is lowest in Seattle and high
est in Tacoma. its neighbor on the
Sound. while Spokane strikes an
average between the two. The fig
ures for the three cities are: Seat
tie. s4ls.46; Tacoma. s43l.57; Spo-
kane, s424.e3.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-08-13

Beginning September 3 Uncle
Sam will be chief weighmaster for
Mrs. Housewife. An amendment to
the Pure Food and Drugs Law.
which requires that all food in
packages must be marked. In terms
OF weight, measure or numerical
count goes into effect on that date.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-08-13

Then join in hand, brave Americans
all,
BY uniting we stand, by dividing
we fall John Dickinson.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-08-13

Only a married man will deliber-
ately kiss a helpless girl baby. A
bachelor always takes a female
nearer his own size. asserts an ex-
change
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-08-13

The cost of living inthe state OF
Washington 10 least In the south
western section OF the state. accord
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
Garramsas ~Rcfurmfur1ne.

Ncrico @itp Den 6te Sftober: sc.
neral Garrar5o bar, iom miolertiotg
iunaerenoe Vrnlioent ~fpreilnuet en-
Hptfe Reformer for Merieo, al
boilfc Fan nepreS: Sribco OF Selu.
itprc FOR 2arbetS Nner, SpoeliWer
al alt oifentIigt @ano. G%rpropria'
ton al 2ano / Ome9neu al ole 9per
paa oper 500 Sn0bpggere % An.
uenhelicn al Snotr9terue til Spret-
telie al SfoIer. Warfeb&plnbie og
Goirtbuie, @carrnSning AZ Grbeibs.
tioen og Senongsnrbeioct, @eota9eI.
len al 2ope on @obtgiorcIie FOR
tiIifoocfomne Nrbeioere, r~ctiproige
Sfottcr, @eotaQeIien al Sariiloue I'll
@lrn't for De iattigere 9Ia&'er, Sno.
isricl al observation-disclosures ionr
Son0et life ielo fan proorccre %
CT Teoiiion al @onfIooene, iaa Ser
tiGooes at oprette StotSbmfer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
,Sdar Kptnoerne
paa Palien

WaNington ocn 5tc Oftober:
Get oemofratiifc Narti bar iooc,
StenmeretSfotroerne paa Salier.
On %grirnbia os onriattc,oe 6oroem'
meIie al oct oemofratiife Gorti ior
0etS Oppolition MOB Den perierenoe
Heiollition ior ct amen6emert til
8rnnolopen ON Stemmeret ior
aoinoer, uoiieotes ioae al "@on.
gresiionaI Union ior @omanS S,if.
rage.
Srgoriiatioreu appeuerer III 8oir.
bcrne ON at itentme moo Gle DEMO.
f~ratiife &onoreSfnnbioater neo font
meuoe @oIa iom Ell Straf for Bar
tiet FOR bets iienotIige SoIbning III
SperBsnIaaIct.
llnioren bar 'erbt tuce eHer Here
f~oinbeIiqe @oI0toIere til Be nj Qoir.
Recommendations for nteo Wrb oe
aIor at mooarbeioe bemotratifc
9anotoatcr til &o~ngresierS bease
&uie.
&c 0emofroti'fe aanbiSaters SfiU6.
lie ! oiSic Stotcr uil bIi ~betragtct
iom De fuinoelige @Plgercs 9onl
oper Tartiets f~ieuotIige SoIoning.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
Sooepareaplinoer
Svoen

AtIantic Stir, Ga, Sen Ste Cfto.
Der: gomuIosoDrfere, aiebmpuS
@~anfmpno, Observation-Disclosures
% andre ir~tercsiere0e / @epPgeIierr
Tor Ell llbuioeIie al Proouftioneu al
6goeUareprobufter ! Spoeu o0erour
i0ag "Southneitern Gooo GropS".
&orgre8ieuS Nabnirasms6e. aon.
qresier er i|ammeufaIot az @corgias
6anoelSfamner / Sen Seniiat al
iormoa Sp6ers Normere til at lPg-
ge liz eItcr Gprfnirgen al 6eoeua.
r~eprooufter (lPais, Sueoe, SoUre,
o.i.p.), iaa at ioIf1l0 Sen Sortiene'
tie. De bar al fine @omuI6Snplinler
life, lem GiStil Tor en- tier Tel mes.
euor til aifb al 6soeuorer.
-6rn @aibington meoSeIes. al
ser / set Eienteo at biPlpe Spoens
Romnlosoprfere, iom paa 8rnnS az
arigen ! gurooo life fan Tnoe Ct
tititrRtfeIiqt WarfeS for FIN Bonn
MS, er neSiat en- Romite az iaqtnn.
oiqc Toitfnnttiorprer iorut lmScr-
'sle. ON Oct lnber iig aiere at NIB,
i~titlere Su5itng lauet AZ @ormIIo Tor
Sen I @rua uprenbe Spsiiug Iapet
al Snte WInnteiibrer).
Toitoepartementets Gbei, Ir.
glrIeion. er al Sen Tening. at Ser.
/ 9~etraGtuirg al Sem nprpPreuSe
bsie 0riS paa Siite OF WameIen
paa ct Wfarfeo for SpSens SomuIb.
buroe aieres alt muligt ira Regie.
ringers Sibe Iorat henptte 9omnIo.
naariombeIit bette muatte piie iig at
,pRre bhltsere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
lloforlelen at
Sceepareproouftcr,

Netp Worf BEN 3oie Oftober: Gen
berpprenoe Soloofsierer ofientlig.
gior6e ioog en- g~eretninp ooer Id.
ierilen al Suffer, Mel. Sbeoe,
MaiS, SABRE, gpg, giiis OF 4iso ub-
flareret aiennem Teip PORTS ToIb-
boo / 9ioSrumnet ira BEN 2tbe til
Sen 30te September.
5 oiSie nj Gage u6itibcbes iii
england 1884 Spffcr OF $3.50
Een6er Suffer, $4,000 SGfter WeI.
1898 @uibeI Soeoe, 10000 GIT.
T6eI Mois % 1915 @uibel Sonu.
iii 6rarfrig ~afffibe0eS 1886
Spffer WeI. $3.50 gnibel SoeSe,
236 ,947 @1tibel Mais. t9t .25S GIT.
ibeI Sabre % 10000 Sieroinger
Crefis0. Ill @rpfenIano erporte-
rcoe 51S,35S 9uibel Speoe % tO5,.
600 9uIbeI @Dg.
Sil Sperige erportcrebes / inumr
Coiosrlun 100000 Vuibel Sapre,
til Soaono 27,722 SGffcr Mel oG
10t,47f 9uiheI Soeoe og til Qdn.
mart 1855 Spffer 6pebe, 1873.
763 9utibeI SABRE og 57,s1t 9uibel
8ueoe.
Ger o~iifibcbes og'aa b~etnoeIiqe
apantiteter iii mattQe andre 9anoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
2lfidtte Gmbeosm0no.

Butte, Snort, BEN Ste Sftober:
Sberifi 5imotbu Griscou os @or.
aermeiter 2epis 3. Duncan bleo
ioaa erfIpreSe ifplSige / Fligtsior.
iemmelie unoer oe / CONNER 'teo-
iunone Dpteier % al Giitriftsoom.
mer apers aiiatte ira line Gmbeoer.
gorsermeiter Guncans Sorieelie
6eitoo /, at ban. Sa en- 6attion al
Grubear6eioernes Union / SUM
RaaueS iprRn9te gtiner$' Union
SaQ i 2uiten meO 9pnamit oa begif
andre 8olosbaroIinger. iaasootiom
inaen 6orbolosregler boube truiiet
til al beifptte 9pen moo ilig IoplsS
Serb. SprGngniugen al gpgnin.
gen par ipresaaet uoep n9iten nogen
,SinSrins ira YOIitieA SiSe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
Speioerienter til Pjalp.

@oIbingtou Sen 4Oe Oft6r Gna
Sno6poeIie al WliiS MabeI @ooro.
man, Ser er 6ormonO / Ben amcri-
fonifc "Geoe aor5" screenings Gre
futiufomite, bill Speioerienterre / De
Iorcne0e Stater fomme iii at tnge
en- nftio Gel I 8%orenirgenS Stag.
6og" .3uoiamlinaer al Verge iii at
oibirlpe ocr pon Sruno al arigen
opitoaeSc Ne0 I europa oeb Solget
al imoa Silfeflag.
"6IagoaBen" er beitentt at faI0e
iammeu me0 GoIumbusoagelt. Den
TIE Sftober, / ale De Stater, bpor
0eune Gag er lopbeitemt SeQigoag.
: ale Sc eurige Stater oil Salget
al 6Iagene iinoe Steo Sen paaiel.
ger0e 9eroag, Sen 17oe Gtto6er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
Den pan:amerifanlfe
Konores


@ol6inaton Sen Ste Cftober: Ser
er al SonbiDnIigbeo Tor, at ben
iemtc pan.amerifanife aorgres, ioul
ifltloe upret afboI0t / Santiago, Chi
Ii, ocn 290e Hopember, bill bIi uoint
til eiter oen europGiife arigs Slut.
Ger er mango Snitpn0ig6e0er,
iom tnler for Ell lloipttclie al aon-
.gte5'en. Ter frembUueS iaalcoes,
at iamtIige amerifouife GepubIifer
/ iterre eqer minore @rao er be.
rert al arigen % iaa optaget al IN
orc BrobIemcr opitaueoe iom Sol9c
al Sen, at SrtereSien foreIebig er
ippffet for oen pan.nmeritanife
Gag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
Den tYife ~2lmboslaoor
o9 Sreostraftaterne.

@aibington Sen 5te Sftbr.: Gen
berpGrenOe tnife Ambassador, @rep
pom @ernstorfi, bouoe ioog Ell lTlr-
gere aonference meo StatSminilter
@rpan. ga bon git i9ien, me0-
broatc ban aopier al &c 6reoStraf.
toter, ion er afilutteOe meaem De
6oreneoe Stater % gueIono, Rus
LAMB, 8ranfrig, China % nGiten ei
SneS andre Smioe. gn IianenoC
Groftat bIep ior cn 9io iioen fore
ilaaet ogiaa meo 1pifIanb. men bio
til uben GeiuItot. @mbosioosrcll
rp9te0e at uotale liz ON Sagen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09

9eifpIouingen MOB Sberiff Girls
cou bar onltreut Sen lamme iont
moo @orgermeitercn. 0riscoa ino.
remmeoe UNDER 6orhoret, at bans
equities haooe unolaot at giere
Wooitaro mos Slmultanterre.
@orgcrmciter Guncon, bois 81.
termnno mi ifuI o0lBeS al @praa.
oet, or SocioIiit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
Slere trooper
fra CANADA

Sttoipo, Canada, SEN CITE OFT:
Canada nil reiie % ienoe til 6ron'
tcn en- M Sroppeitprfe paa $4,000
Wano. Tenne 9eitemmeIIe blcp
fattet pao ct Mpoe al &abiucttet
ioag. Genne rpe 6orienbelie OiI
iorpge Sen fonnoiife Sroppeimrfe /
8riQen til oper 10000 Wano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
EortusaI piaia.

Sra Berlin foulmer Den Hpbe6,
al @ortusaI itaar iRroig til at gaa
meo / arigen paa Dc aliereoe Mng.
tiers Sioe. SerUenbelie til SEN por.
higiiiife @iniiter / @aibinston ri.
Ter, at ser oiiicieIt enbnu life fore
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
s Gamp ineb Guiaffer.

Sonoon Den 40e Sftober. - Gu
Cepeide angaaenoe arigen / Sc rms
life FrOuinier paa @r9nien al Git.
p"rsiien meoOeler bl. a.: SDifernes
Ieneite Cperationer bar / Ser0eleS-
beo pGgtige langs Sernbanelinien
mellem Sutpnlfi % Diff. Sielt-
oenS Setiigt bar at nad rem til
Nilnu 40 en- Gmpei. &usierne be-
gpnote me0 at ioloe tilbagc, men
giorhe 0erpaa ct beftigt @tooangreb.
&c benpttebe ia al fine Barometer %
breu Spiterne tiIboge meo ct i,bpre
Cab. st Gginent apiaffer gioroe
ct StormIcb pan Eetrofoff, iom ~
iferne bopoe inotaget. &oiafferne
for 9iennem Sta0en iom ct llpeir %
ne0iableOe 600 Spifere, bporpaa Be
fprluanot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
GnslGnoermc trnnitc Griacrc.

aiebenbapn zoe eft. - Gn banif
aorreiponbeni er netop penbt biem
fra Spfflano. Sra Berlin iii Ores.
ben reiite ban iammen neo en- iaaret
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09

Iigger rogct beitemt nteb Seuipu I'll
bernie Sag, men Winiiteren inorsm-
mer, at bans 2nro er bereot til at
uofommauoere iine trooper, mar
lombelit England moatte enife oct.
Ser er Ell gammel Sraftat ntelIem
Dc 70 SanSe. iont beIeber Jig til en-
6oriparSaliance, % oenne or for
for SO iioen fornpet, tiger @ini-
Iteren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
Toran Mntpcrpen.

9on6on Ben 4be Sttober. - ct
Telegram fra Saag meIoer: 6Ipgt.
ninger, Ger ibag er anfommct BERTH
ira antlperpen, flyer, at be belgiife
3ropppers Voiition err uomerfet, %
at 3piferneS 6remrpfning er fore
ganet UNDER itore @onifeIi96eber, ON
Der ! Set beIe fan opre Sole ON no-
on egeutlig S%remrpfning. Spit-
ningsperferne bar nleo iiGIben goo
2pffe mobitaaet oen tpife artiQeri.
iIo. s antmerpen nprer man set
beoite Saob ON, at man IfaI ieire
oper Spiferne, % Der er life Spor
al Vanif blpnot 9eiolfninapn. Song
albert befinber iig ita0ig / 2ebegra.
pene % anierer perionIig line Srop.
per. aongen opbolot iig / en- al g.
begrooene / oper 90 Elmer uoen
Spile.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
Numrnien trucs.

Sra Som berettes, at Ser melleut
@ltIgarien % Sprfiet er inbgaoct
ben SpercnSfomit, at ber'om Tu.
mGnien opgiper i'm Nsttralitet, inr
bill be i 6GIc8ifa6 an9ribe 9anOet %
icge at iraoriite oct en- Del al bets
Scrritorium, iom Sc ga bill oele mel
lem Jig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
Trreiteret | Berlin.

@oluaro Sage @aiton, en- Nmeri-
foner, JON nplig benlebet Spmert-
lonbe0en paa iig peo at uooele Sep.
per % SIGoer til engelife &rigSfan-
ger / &piflan0, bleo Den 4oe bs. ar.
~reiteret / Berlin, netop iom BON full
De f%orlaoe gpen. Ser ioreligger III
tet ON, buao 0rirnoen bar iii bans
arreitation. @aiton CT en- pelfienot
amerifanif Soiirnalilt og S%orebrags-
boloer. Sans Stem er / Sarpep,
SQ.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
Snppcr &aptcin.

ct @rep ira Ell Soloat / ct al
oe paliiiife Hegimenter, iom M
fiPmper / Sranfrige, PRIZES 9dptein
Saggaro / bsie Soner. San for.
teller, at Geeimentet Ben 13be Sep
tember blep msot meb en- iterf artil.
leriilo Of Spiferne. &c paliiiife
SoIoatcr loo Jig imiolertio life
ifr9mme, og unber i'm fipftc Sap
tein fipmpebe be me6 ltor Sapper.
beo. SIoregnen ira De fienotIige
aoroner bleu imiolerti0 Tor meget
Tor Dem. Gaa minore END tppe gti-
inter ialSt fire al oereS Sfiicerer,
% III ialot ogiaa 8aptein Saggaro
ON, opSelig @iaaret. gtist | angle'
reanen aabneoe oen beenoe Wano
line Zine og raabte no iii fine
Mpnb: sob no, Daliiiife Hesi.
uenter, bolo no g~aleiere!" Canine
sliten osSe bau,' og bans iioite Orb
bar: sob no, @oleierel" Sap.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
Wu!tfc afiat?

2onoon Sen ste Sftober. - &c.
neraIleitnont Selnlltb bon IoItfe,
ocn tpife @encralitnb8 Gbef, er blei
iiernet ira lin Foit al aeiieren, eiter
en- i0a9 BERTH inolobcn WeooeleIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09
SdjiueiiiIf @lnb nnoertrnft.

2onoon Sen 6te Sftober. - Gen
i6tpeiliife &egiering bar unbertrpft
0ogblooet "Gepe6e SlliSie" / @enf.
Gette @la0 bar 6rebet en- tp~ifpenlig
propaganda, iom ma mente bar
enSbetp0en0e meo 9rlo paa oclt
idlpeiitife NeitraIitet, Gegierineelt
bar oaioa forbubt bet tpife @itti8,
beoSblao "SimpIi5iimuS" S6mei5.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-10-09

Eortiattes paa eibe 4.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-15

vii see you after the game today
Chance asserted uhat. although 1s
contract did not expire until the end
Of the 1915 season he saw no reason
why he sohud remain here, because
OF what he declared was the unwih
lingness of the owners to spend
enough money to build the team up
Friction between Chance and Farrell
has existed for a lon gtime, but tbs
trouble recently was centered on
Arthur Irwin the clubs scout
Chance insisted that Irwin be dis.
charaed as he alleged Irwin had been
of no use an dgts interfering VIII,
his management.
Il see no reason for my remaining
here said Glance toray, 81 cannOt
hope to finish any higher than sixth
or seventh with the material at hand.
and for a team that cannot finish any
higher Farrell need pay n omanager
high salary. He can get a 5000
man to do that"
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-15
FULFILLED DYING WISHES.
Congress Grants Dying Wish Of Mrs.
Woodrow Wilson

Washington, d. c., Sept, 14-Mrs
Woodrow Wilson's dying wish thar
congress abolish the alley slums in
the national capital was fulfilled today
when the house passed the senate
bill prohibiting the use of dwelling
houses in Washington alleys after
four years from the date Of the legs
lation. The bill now goes to the
president for his signature.
A few hours before Mrs. Wilson
died she told the president she coula
go away happier if she knew the
alley slums would be wiped out
Word was sent to the capitol and the
house district committee prompt y
reported a bill carrying large ap.
preparation to clear the slums. The
house did not pass the measure ar
reported because OF constitutional OIL
jections. The senate however, pass.
ed another bill carrying out an old
act providing for abolition of the
slums. The house accepted this as :
substitute, acceptable to the white
house and it will become a law.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-15
FRANK CHANCE QUITS
THE HiGHLANDERS
RESIGNS MANAGEMENT OF NEW
YORK AMERICANS AFTER A
STORMY SCENE WITH
OWNERS.

New York. Sept 14--Frank Chance
has resigned as manager OF the New
York American Leaeun club.
The resignation was accepted late
today by Frank Fare !, president OF
the club, but a wordy war, which at
one time threatened to result in
blows, between Chance, Farrell. and
former Chief of Police William Dey
cry. who owns stock in the club. LEI,
1t uncertain as to when the manager
will retire. He had requested to De
relieved Tuesday, but it now appears
Drobable he will stay out the season
After Chance had explained his posi-
ton TO newspaper men in the
Yankees club house after the game
with the Ath etics Farrell and Dey-
cry came or the scene Harsh word
were exchanged and Devery made as
Pc TO strike Chance Newspaper men
intcrfcrred.
Chance sent Farrell letter from
Washington, where the team pavcn
a three game series this week. ASKING
to be relieved Of the management
September IS and requesting that ne
be given his full salary for the sea
son. In reply Farrell forwarded a
letter to Chance just before the game
today in which he said
"Of course, you know it was your
own proposition to give up the man,
aeement Of this club, September 10,
which accept much against my wish
es. Your request for a full seasons
salary ! cannot see my way clear to
grant You as know you do not want
to take money YOU did not earn. +,
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-15

mostly American refugees, reached
here from British, French and ItaliaL
ports.
Frederick n, Coudcrt. lawyer OF
international repute, was a passenger
on the France, from Havre. In Paris.
MIR coudert registered his automobile
at the American embassy, flew the
American flag on his machine and
started on tour through districts
where fighting was in progress. He
was present at the battle of Amiens.
Eve saw a battery going into ac
ton and you cannot imagine the en-
thusiasm OF those Frenchmen whC
seemed to be going to certain death, .
Mr. Coudert said
Russell f. andalle, lawyer, an
other Of the Frances passengers, tola
Of bomb dropping in Paris. I'VE saw
the flashes Of guns he said. "anc
looking upward monop ane circlin4
about 5000 feet over the city Il
, seemed everybody in Paris was TAX
ing a shot at it, The Eiffel tower is
armed with rapid fire guns and these
guns began to shoot It was growing
dusk and, in the dying light. we saw
a small object drop from the aero
plane just above Eiffel tower. W,
expected a fearful explosion but moth
ing occurred, the sehll falling to ex
Iplode Two French aeroplanes rose
and started straight for the invader
Who was pursued by two Frenol
lplanes until out OF sight"
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-15
MExlcANs COMPLAIN.

Vera Cruz. Sept. 1i.-Many Next
cans once prominent in public affairs
but now fugitives from Mexico City,
called today on Paul Fuller, personal
representative of President Wilson,
before he sailed for the United States.
One was Federico Gamboa, formerly
foreien minister. All told him of al
legged acts of disagreement, and Mr..
FULLER listened attentively He gave
no information as to the probable in
tentions OF the United States.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-15
SHORT OF FOOD
and AMMUNITION
PERSlSTANT REPORTS OF THE
PLIGHT OF THE GERMAN IN
VADING ARMY IN FRANCE
Many Germans Anxious to be Captur.
ed in Order to Secure Food; Many
Taken Without Firing a Shot.

Paris, Sept. 14.-The battle fields
of the allies left wing over which
terrible combats have been fought the
past week, present scene of desola-
ton. All troops have departed on the
heels of the fleeing Germans. Most
of the dead already have been buried !;
but here and there small groups await
interment.
Virtually all the wounded, whether
French, British or German, have re.
ceiyed treatment and have been trans
ported to neighboring villages.
Along the BANKS of thhe Marine
evidences of severe artillery fire are
visable everywhere. Ali over the fields
are fresh heaps of earth, where sol
diers were buried. The graves were
for the most part, are marked by
rough hewn corpses. The officers
were inferred separately. All about
are battered helmets, broken rifles,
bayonets, swords, belts and haver-
sacks. In nearbys villages, house
have been greatly damaged; many
bear bullet shell marks; doors and
windows have been broken; branches
of trees have been iooped off by shells
annd SCARED by rifle shots.
On the River Marine, which the Ger
mans made heroic efforts to cross
many times but always were beaten
back by the French artillery, bodies
occasionally came to the surface.
Country people gradually are re-
turning to their homes from which
even today occasionally could be
heard the far-distant firing of machine
guns and field artillery. No civilians
or correspondents are permitted to
approach anywhere near the reserve
firing lines of the pursuing British
and French troops. Five correspond
ents wha ventured out were arrested
and threatened with Incarceration in
the fortress until the end of the war
The constant rainfall for the last
two days has rendered difficult troop
movements. The Germans are suffer
| ing from this more than the allies
who are full of ardor and flushed with
success. They often capture isolated
bodies of Germans who usually are SC
hungry they are almost glad to be
taken prisoners.
Persistent accounts of German
shortage of ammunition reached
Paris. A British officer declared TO-
day he had seen a letter written by a
German officer, in which the officer
stated that the invaders position was
becoming critical. He said that the
transport was breaking down, owing
TO the long lines OF communication
Further evidence of the lack of am
| munition was to be found in the mum
| Der of Germans surrendering without
| firing a shot
The same officer said maps carried
bv the German officers were far su*
erior to those possessed by the French
and British. He also expressed al
miration for the German teNacity.
1t is generally believed the Ger
mans are trying to reach the front
Ter by the quickest route, owing to
fears that their communications may
be cut off by the fresh army of the
allies. 4
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-15
BAprlsTs HAD GOOD SERVICES.

The evangelstic meetings ,con-
tin1ed with good interest last night.
At First church a good congregation
assembled and took part in spiritual
service before DR.. Palmer spoke.
Mrs. Biankenship used her remark
able voice to good effect when she
sang "The Haven of Rest" as she
only can sing. Evangelist Palmer
spoke from the text, What VIII You
Say When He Punisheth You?" The
speaker held before his audience
many excuses that men make for not
accepting God and showed that they
would not be acceptable before the
great Judge. The interest mani
tested was good and two made public
confession of their trust in Christ.
AT Second church good congrega.
ton greeted Evangelist Wright and
his singer, MIR. Rabbit. The spirit
manifested throughout the meeting
was good and two were added to the
church by letter. Evangelist Wright
brought his message from the text
BE Sure Your Sins Win Find You
Out"
At Park Place church Evangelist
Scott preached from the text, where
Art Thou?" There was present a
splendid audience and fine interes,
was shown in the services. This
morning at First Baptist church
Evangelist Wright will continue his
personal workers class at $3.50 and
following that service DR.. Palmer will
preach. A treat is in store for all
who attend.