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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-05
Al. |. ES CONVINCED TURKEY
WILL. PR0CL. aim HOLY WAR;
GERMANY Gets ALL BLAME

England Charges Agents Of Kaiser Have Been instrumental In
Involving Turks In H0stlitI es By PiCttring Fate OF Otto
man Empire If Triple Entente Wins and Promises of Ter
rit0riaI Grants In Event of D~efeat-MussuNman Troops
Said to Have invaded Egypt.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-05

when the Fourth Middlesex regi-
-aent was surprised by Germans while
at dinner, with their I'm stocked, a
correspondent, with the English army.
,ela4es, the British soldiers. unable to
reirh their rushed upon the
foe and attacked them with their bare
fists, THE Gpr6ops arrived in time 10
aid lhg-n ana beat off The Germans
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-05

Faie ziey G. AEe asf4o f8eaTi5lg
held asrsaes se1 @ Tn1VarspIist
akg#ei Il! f-0s4geg4 aIe aslstd d
FseNe3 auElSaig0Es 3e4est6e3 Tor a4uE1Tlp-
A5ssfa Nao 2eag9t ~ pss lag Through
fase 5esNp asking tGaeB7 fN stop %nr a
EDes a45s2e 59 sifa9As Il l4 s@E8naIIl.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-05
WINNER MERCHANT ASSIGNS.

Winner, S. D.. Nov. 2.-W. II. Beck,
who owns a general merchandise bust
ness at Winner. S. D.. has made an as
signment to his creditors in the sum OF
about 10000.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-05

Bobgsft EAl.ie the TtsiasaTE3ef Ind OBS
90 Hle founders af Jhf Dayul society
eoylta 1ssver oNerueIpe rms aaserslon 70
the ses:ad a waiter aplsstIins fr9Ia q
95ifs, UHa .e iIaf PM IN feIeHa the ease
81 0fif al has servants Yt}U cGuIG never
taeax isrfIs k~i3HsYe1leN CT L Sheet uI
lfT8ysI Efueg farG p@ttaput blReaInE 1T
fne gums
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-05

About 10 ;eg cent % the Ties in use
on she federal railways OF Switzerland
a-e znetaL Metal ties mere FIST used
Qua l5e Swiss roads i7 1881, SIEGE which
4ir1e Trey a1aEe gradually replaced to q
larsa 5xaeaf. the wooden lies Iron ties
GfE RESPECTFULLY ree@Tntnr-dad on LIZ
Ewiay f,eGgds vhare q good qualify ai
s5sta7ta SIS aAEaaflt for ballast,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-05


MEEgsFFRs FBggnE uNEN
EsE H MI AE lBE8f HuMkS
NJ sEhEaS gahms GhS@sSFtH
?. A. BLISS.
AMI eo,lTA nAHoTA
1osan, Scott az shiloh valley Mo.
Ts $50 of tba anifonity department
- - i,aIIav;1Ea aa-tanns, Two nieces |
= haSa+oci- 80 ths ,.aTiatr- eaten nv the
o,S;srs =, ~ o5,;3 - Scott was a
odS ~ - - o. un6red- ,
ln5 - I3i ;Irontrt and
49, SnSrsmsn1 barracks |
: Samaa -, 49, 80 MIN and
oeGtNS PaAS'NS ~ " ar5+ac.
""a2 %
VIE. -. savs
last year he took . pumpkin seed
before it had dried ana u ms Tame
and n year on It. He planted lie seq
last spring and when q pulnphna loEi4eu
the name and a were on IL IN si-aL
letters. As the pumpkin grew tue Gats
Z letters enlarged in proportion; ne
pumpkin weighs 6S pounds ana tNe
letters and dale are raised OF lL-bos-
ton Globe
sig thousand English troops cooper
a-ed in Cromwells time with the
French army under Turenne against
Condo. Again in 1872. 5000 English
were sent 10 help the French against
the Dutch. Among these was John
Churchill whose military talents were
rn-5r.n bx T7yrenue Al Eavarion. too,
the British. French and Russian fleets
were Joined against the TurkS.-Boston
THE a~+-aor5inarv nopularitv of the
ns1ee5 eTrsy7a je evidenced nv the fact
-bs+ aTrording 10 ShipDing illustrated,
-1ea-t. a-s ro,x- NJ least eight types of
.hasa anvs1Ds ,7ss5 In yarious PARTS of
tEa uorld The result. according TO the
say,a ag7borFrv will probably be the
elimination of several Of these. and the
Fr0aaelioh :. q l.la !, atissac tn Ont
80 . "0
Naa- ,na forest of Argonne, where
80 rse,,r,a, CROWN nrinca ia said to
$50 naE ME ssdnrarters IS the town
~ g-eneeoIjd where poor Louis XVI
ana his f~arr,ilz. were recognized at the
resting station while disguised in an
atl.A5ps ~ : Of ~ No. he was he
$50 a. - - ,-ae and his nueen
- - <a,7S--{a~ 3o+nher
orr ~ the oldest trees
c.,@ " NHs 80 IcIrLfo Glands
III 18eSlS4 tO14st l Trar,,-
palmer West crnya The tree bears a
E41llael- "sss G1us +hia -,nformati0n.
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aAg soa13a@as1 measures . Aee' '-e
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1.eli sue 80 - s.. rHrnSers villa
8ls3s9 g =. ~ s-oHE.d :, a
= al.--1e., $3.50 ~ rrgSish army
- .a - ,rahia 70
1F3s4ss t4ae 80 $500 80 tbs
3ftAAa R1+H@=
Toe a1A2 &~IlleSF9 2he4A Wilt tAe.l o@te
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Me- ~ 1870 ct LLAlfA A&@E &-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-11-05

Ati te ss1qh ialnes as Atsaee 1.ar-
raists f7g5As ~SliIeeat tia@ Iolla@E5tlg on
Use -t il1sne:e sasfisteE showing
TIE ssse ia ttFc s9lI eu newcomers il
tiaa aF Ek5teEgfs@ 4farIN Jnhll jelti-
Na i&aI1sf sera I5s9l4l Ei1i4llE
Ss8a5lza ssEG 19iA44 sgt7 Henry IsEIle-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
THE

FORECAST Tonirht and Fri
day fair. not much change lu
temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
EARLY ALUMNUS Of
REFORM SCHOOL
IN TROUBLE
Florence Apodaca, a Springer
Pioneer Under Arrest at
Los Angeles on a Forgery
Charge.

Word was received today by tho
police OF IA, arrest in Los Angeles OF
Il"rcucio Apudaca. - years old, OF
THIS city tie is charged with tprg
,IN, according Ia "a telegram from
A. g. Dudds probation officer OF the
coast city
Nh podd- r'.cgram asked the po-
lice here POO t"ll him an they could
about Florence and hi- family.
There Is o. good deal ChIef McMil-
LEA can tea Br Dodds about Flotcu-
clio. According tn the police the
young man h1r "a Ions recprd iu their
archives Ur alleged 90 have been
MIXED SAP Dob Hurgiaries and bad check
cases iu this .ItN.
he started Zoo early According TO
the a~uthnr..irs De was one of he
first boys to .c sent tg ;Se state re-
form ~rhpul tf,er us Opeuinc.
F|iursneia'. Biography viii as sent
Go the Los Nueoles probation officer
The police -rre don't think ID viii
help Floreu..a fo q great extent
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
ART CLASS WILL GIVE
WOMAN'S CLUB PROGRAM
TOMORROW

The aYt class 30 the Woman club
frfdlr afternoon uHI el., th, fol-.
lov .ur program
Subject Little Things To- Make
fur christina.
Leader Ma. % hspnwau
Mu- -~uIn rH Nr. katherine
GTmmsr I8il,.
china Mrs Wpatteu. Mrs Nuel-
I,I Allies thHdui.E
Water .nJui Nr# strnm, Nr
E.ut. Hr uDo|rt,. Mrs NrIaur,u.
Drt.hefu. and kuittIul Nrs
rrev.f Hr- ,orfl Mr. Potter
Totins Nr Mitchell. Mrs ives.
Nr. 'auuuu
Embroidery MIR FpiudI,I
Fancy NrtI,I,s Mr.. Et., Mrs
Hyrr Nr. \uhi Mrs Rurs,
rtu. Cookies Mrs. Bry., Mrs
Martin
N.-' OFF tho articles displayed niIl
Ir -r-t.uu- Tor Christine presents
and 90 f"w VIII le on siI. Samples
off ~.rp.h.tiUr cam Dee copied DO Tho
ial.s. pII ariug their ouu needles
HnI cotton Recipes of the great
NIrirr, OF fancy Goodies uII ., rlr-
u.sncd frce % viii De open dI. and
600 Interested VIII boz made, welcome
rho larger the crowd the IHrsyr tho
ur. Tine time of opening uIIl
.s H o'clock
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
ABOUT PEOPLE
YOU KNOW


Hcrhoth. painting. siguwork 1891.
Fees candy store Slice fresh tat
f. every day.
Fee candy store We sell the old
fashion ll.origc drops
T.. l.. Mosamau lett yesterday lor
Taos. "1 e business tfIp
Jamo. q Adams OF Washington. 10
the city today.
v + INNS. 10 well known zeal cs
tate man ot uemIug arrived 10 Al
.buluarguc this morning
Mrs 81 Washer OF Kilsmsu. Ari-
IONA b.. 900 the city the guest oi MI
and Mn Ray Van Drpf
You can get your incidence delN-
cred promptly Dos our Hurry-np-
bon The Highland Pharmacy
Mr and Mr. " U Barney viii
leave saturday for california where
'noy viii spend several months.
General Mapapor T. O.. FoN OF the
santa Pc Ict' last u,Ehi Tor ms a,td
quarters Iu Amarillo after spoudiug "a
day boz Albuquerque
Stated -convocation OF Rio Granie
chapter No. 8. Royal Arch Masous.
THE evening at z 80 O'Clock All Wis
itiug companions Welcome.
supreme Court Justice a. n Han
ma Will deliver the dcdicttory I'D
dress az The exercises ot the new
high school November 2ist
Mrs d. A. Perterncld ct 500 south
Edith street, will entertain The ladies
81 the W g. r. 4. and their husband
Tuesday evening. November 18th.
Miguel sanchez. wanted for alleged
Notwithstanding at Peralta, Was taken
90 Los Lunas, county sest oi Valencia
county. last night hy sheriff Rupcrto
JarumIllo OF Valencia
Walter Wrinman, president OF the
southwestern Auto COMPANY left last
night FOR ~ Paso on % business trip.
HprDcrt Galics. sales went
to Phoenix to remain during the Arr
roma state fair.
Mrs r. j. Guilfnil arrived lost night
from santa Pc tu Join her husband
Who has become associated VITA r. A.
Mossmau in the arm ct accountants
Of Guiifoil Mos.man and company.
Or o want tu study spanish al
the publ. uisht school you will have
to b" enrolled bl tomorrow night
Glasses az, rapidly filling % after
tomorrow 300 mote pupils Nil he ad>
mittcd Co the spanish class Hegis
|tratIuu Geo ihr school is now lU4
word has been received here that
kin Hi,au ui this city. instructor in
geology a. Yale. was recently slight
IS iE .utcd los r. train near New ia
Ven tie Was ,ugaEeI in ucld work
with several students meal the track.
and 90 train rounding q curve side
sWiped him. His hurts Were painful
bat not serious.
Lady Auckland wife OF Baron
Auckland of London, aud her rou.
hon T. g.. O. Eden. left here TODAY
to continue their motorcycle tour nf
the country They are cn route to
Los Angeles They have been iu the
United stptes since March Lady
Auekland's oldest son. Hon william
Marion Eden. b. with the Kings
Royal Rifles in Belgium
The Interstate Casualty and Guar
anty company OF this city has hied q
correction of its charter with the
state COOPERATION commission. decreas.
ms les capitalization from f25b.00e "a
tio3.s60. the actual capital paid IN.
The chauRe Was made in order Ga
comply with the laws 81 Kansas and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
FAILURE TO GET
BUILDING PERMIT
IS EXPLAINED

~ y Muuu q contractor accused
of starting erection cot % building uu
~oUth Aruu street without % permit.
appeared before Judge George g.
Craig iu the city court thu. mornIu-
TIE explained that ne supposed the
cvucr OF tho building WIS tu get th'
permit and tho latter had been under
the Impression that hc. Nuhu would
get no. The court directed thar
HuiIdiur Inspector Morgan took H,r
Do structure this afternoon. end 10
30 passes inspection a permit wiII n,
ISSUED.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
Henry's Delivery and Mes
sengers. Phone 939.
WANING. BEWARE on FRAUDS.

" MINNIE INV NNVI NJ ITIN III.
\ s. bArMEE Be- purchaser %
sole owner 1t all hook accounts for
mcrly due estate Hun Clothing com
pauy. and an ot sand accounts are
payable 10 MIN see order and de-
.cr,. OF district court PARTIES cole
.leoting cot, oudcsNouup eco collect %
.of above arr UNITS unless authorized
by undersigned are Fraud. and viii
hs prosecuted o. such
y s. DAtMER.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
DIAMONDS FOR LESS!

our competitors CANNOT meet our
prices BECAUSE they have To paI
regular prices Tor their goods.
WHEREAS, ours ATe let, pea our
haGds as unresiecmcd security on
loans. THEREFORE,. We can sell
- goods Tor less than they have 90
paN-make something ourselves and
save YOU a big percentage.
This Is plain common scnhc-nu
hocus pocus or humhug.
=@= - -
Buy SOW for christmas. : small
deposit wlil reserve The goods you
want.
H. YAN0W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12

FORECAST Tonirht ana Fri ,
; day fair. not much change IN
temperature.
; ALBUQUERQtE WEATHER
, fot the - hours ended at S
, u'clock this morri1g
, MAXIMUM
, Mlnimum-2i
, RanEc-35
, a 4 o'clork-t1.
, Northeast winds. clear.
, RRsis for Exchange.
. tie had a drove OF dlspiritcd
. stccds and paused Co give them
. a much needed rest The store
. Keeper came out and looked
, them owe casually.
want a horse 90
. Guess not
. "fu take u out in goods, said
o the stranger "GIu take u out in
. tobacco. iu fact
. Might DO some business along
. those lines responded the store
. Keeper. eff We kin asrec on q
. basis
. Whats your basis
= Well Tu trade with you,
. plug fer plug.
. Judge.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12

several other states in which the COM
pa1y Is now rapidly extending .ts uus-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
Lense broken-see Vann.
v E TOWNSHIPS IN
RIO ARRIBA AND
SAND0VAL RESTORED

Seven townships in Rio Arr.bs and
Sando>aI counties. furmcrl, included
in the Jtmcz national forest. have
been restored Co thc public domain ny
proclamation Of President wilson.
The land win bc opened tor entry on
December 23d ncN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
ST. R DEFEATS
FOURTH WARD ELEVEN

$50 NafN football team defeated
fu. eleven uf the fourth ward noai
.-tsrils afternoon by ihs decisive
uIr co.. D. tu o. The fourth ulrd
.a.. have uo olIui admitting lHlr -t
HaT. .H.lIayrd them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-12
Lense broken-see vann.

Don't use harsh physics The rv-
action wcakcna the bowels leads 90
chronic constipation Get buaus
Regulcts. They operate easily 2'c
"a an stores
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-14
DETAILS OF VICTORY.

Washington, Sept. 14. - An official dispatch to the French embassy at this city elaborates upon the previous reports of the victorious advance of the Allies. It says:
 %On our left we have crossed the river 8isBe below Soissons. Vallencienes and Amiens have been evacuated by the Germans.
 "At our center, our army is all north of the River Marne in Ar gUnne.
 ''The enemy has left Reitgny, but still hold LaitmOnt.
 'In the east we have occupied St. Die, Raoun, Le Tape Bakar- at and LuneviTIe.
 'In Galicia, the battle that be- gan several days ago has ended with a great Russian victory. The Austrians are withdrawing on the whole front"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-14
POSITION OF TROOPS.

London, Sept. 14.-The posi- tiOn of troops, as stated in the French reports, is that the Ger man righ army is retreating be- yond the river Yestle, which runs between Rheims and SOis- ems; that the German forces of the center which had penetrated farther south are falling back north of Yitry le Francoise and Seimaize, and are in the hilly and wooded country between Vii try Ie Francoise and Yerdiun.
 The Germans have lost Revig- ny and Brabantle Refer.
 The French have taken the of- fensive along most of the entire front, as indicated by success in the east between Luneyille and Saint Die, where they have re- taken several towns they evacu- ated a fortnight ago.
 Reports from Basel say that hard fighting has occurred in GuebwiIler valley in Southern Alsace.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-14
GERMAN OFFICER SAYS
 LOSSES ARE s5o'ooo

LONDON, Sept. 14. = A captured letter written by German General in the German army in France, writ ten during the progress of the battle of the Marne, but before the German retreat, says:
 "The war is not going quite as we expected and the resistance of the allied forces is extraordinary We are beginning to feel nervous as to re- suits.
 "The German losses are terrible. so terrible that the emperor has forbid den their disclosure Our generals have been wantonly wasteful with our men. who have been moved down in thousands.
 While 1t is impossible to say what our losses are, estimate them at be. tween s5O.O0O and 100000 If they continue at this rate we shall be quite unable to meet Russia with any hope of success."'
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-14
GERMANY CAN'T HELP
 AUSTRIA

London, Sept. H. A Rome dispatch to Reuters says:
 'News from the Austrian frontier describes even in dark CT colors the situation of the Au- strian army.
 Germany has notified her ally that she cannot send more achievements into Galicia ow- ing to the 'graver conditions on the western frontier.
 'It is even asserted that the German contingents that reach- ed Grodek to help Austrians may be recalled to Germany, as Germany wishes to center all of her efforts against the Allies in the West"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-14
MAY BE ANOTHER TEST.

London, Sept. 14.-The Lon don Telegraph says:
 "The Battle of the Marne from the number of fighting men engaged, the extent of the battle line and the terrific slaughter, is perhaps correctly described as the battle of the ages
 "While the battle was won by the French and British armies, the German army, in spite of the demolished condition of it's right wing, is stin a tangible force, and there must probably be an other supreme test of strength and tenacity."
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-14
SIX ARMIES IN FLIGHT.

London, Sept. 14. = French officials report that six German armies are in flight from Paris and France, leaving only that army which is facing Verdun, and which was engaged in the Battle of the Marne.
 Gen. von KIuck's army, which a week ago was a few miles southeast of Paris is now 60 miles northeast of city. On the extreme right, the army of the Bavarian Crown Prince, which was attacking the French east ern lines from Nancy to Epinal, has fallen back to the limits of Lorraine, permitting the Preach to occupy Luneville and several other towns.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-14
RUSSIAN TROOPS HAVE
 GONE INTO FRANCE

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.-Fur- ther confirmation of the recent reports that Russian troops have passed through England into Belgium and France was given out tonight by o....cers of the Red Star liner Finland, which has arrived from South ampton. During the transfer of the troops to transports the port was closed to commerce, and wireless instruments com .mandered or sealed by the gov ernment.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-14
GERMANS
 ARE STILL
 REPEATING
Paris, Sept. l4---Itis officially announced this evening that the Ger mans are retreatin9 ev- anywhere. They are abandoning all positions which they erected to cover a possibleretreat.

BORDEAUX, Sept. l4--- The Minister of War today communicated to the Capinet the following telegram from Gen. Joffre;
 ''Our victory IS confirmed as more and more complete. Everywhere the Germans are abandoning dead, wound ed, prisoners and munitions of war.
 After heroic efforts on the part of our troops during this formidable struggle, which lasted from the 5th to the 18th of September, all our arms are flushed with success, and are executing a pursuit that is unexampled for its extent"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-14
FRENCH DEFEAT
 GERMAN CAVALRY

LONDON, Sept. 14.-A dispatch re, ceiyed from Paris yesterday contains an account of an engagement in which the German cavalry was defeated oy the Allies between soisons and Els. mes Friday night 50 miles northeast or Paris. In addition to the losses in' fiicted upon ,he German cavalry, 2oo prisoners were captured. The Ger man cavalry was attempting to pro tect the rear of the retreating Ger mans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-14
BRITISH "JAcKIEs" WAes
 AS WELL AS FIGHTERS

LONDON. Sept. H.--George Brown, a gunner on one of the British ships engaged in the battle with the Ger mans at Helgoland, writing to a friend in London, said;
 "The proiectiles which we sent m. to the German ships at the Helgoland battle were nearly all covered with chalked messages such as: Love to the Kaiser; Regards from England;' Think of Merry England etc"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-14
CREW OF kARLUK
 RESCUED

NOME. Sept. 14.-The United States revenue cutter Bear arrived yester- day from wrangell island, bringing twelve persons, the remainder of the crew of the Karluk, of Stefansson's ILstarred exploration expedition.
 Those rescued include Scientist w. L. Mckinley. Chief Engineer John Munroe, Assistant Engineer William son, Steward Robert Templeman, As sistant Steward Ernest Chafe, Fire man F. W. Maurer. Seamen H. Will jams and John Hadley; also native family of four taken on at Point Bar row by the Karluk.
 King and Winse Makes Rescue.
 The King and Winge made the res cue and transferred the men the next day to the Bear.
 Two Scientists Die, and Fireman
 Killed.
 Two scientists. B. Mamen and G. G. H. Malloch. died on the island of Brights disease. and a fireman, Geo. Bradley, accidentally shot and killed himself
 Men Suffer for Lack of Food.
 When Capt. Bartlett left the island March 18th, there was only 79 days food left. The men managed to kill a number of seals, some birds and three bear.
 All the rescued men are more or less ill from the diet, and have swol- len feet, 2,r,-sa
 May Land Men at EsquImaIt.
 Capt. Bartlett has wired to Ottawa, notifying the Canadian government of the rescue, and. providing that gov ernment agrees, the men will be land ed by the Bear at Esquimalt, Van couver Island, near Victoria.
 Survivors in Two Campo.
 One half of the Karluk's crew was found at Rogers harbor and the other half at Cape Waring, having separat- ed in order to obtain food and supplies. When the steamer approached Rog CTS harbor. the men fired off their guns. and they were overjoyed when Q boat was set ashore for them.
 Eight Men Are Missing.
 Nothing has been heard of the two parties, each consisting of four men, which set out over the ice when the Karluk was lost. seeking to establish a base on Wrangell island.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-14
KAISER MAY LOSE
 Ills ARMY

LONDON, Sept. IA The London Times, bas- ing its article on the the teIegraphic corre- spondence and sugges- tiOns from its core sp0ndent at Bordeaux, says:
 ''The German defeat in France is fast deep ening into completedis- aster.
 "The invaders are turning hoineward by way of the St. Quentin and Mezieres on the Luxemburg frontier.
 "The German forces. in Argonne and near Verdun are likely to be. cut off from the remain der of the army, in the event of which theywill be able to escape, if at all, only at a terrible cost"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-14
RETREAT IS HURRIED.

London, Sept. 14.-Telegrams from Gen. Joffre, in supreme command of the Allies, pictures the retreat of the Germans as 'churried if no! even disorderly." He says:
 'OThe Germans, in their flight, are abandoning their dead, wounded, prisoners, supplies and artillery"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-14
ARMY THREATENS
 COMMUNICATIONS

BOULOGNE, France, Sept l4.-u is reported here that a large army of British and Russians are approaching the German forces from the coast. Their line of march Is through Lille toward Maubeuge.
 They are threatening the German communications between Brussels and the army in the field northeast of Paris.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-14
FIGHT AT ALOsT.

London, Sept. IA. = A sharp engagement took place near AL Ost, Belgium, according to a Reu- ter dispatch from Ostend, be- tween attachments of the Ger mans and a column of Belgian volunteers, supported by civil guards with machine guns mounted on motor cars.
 The Germans are entrenching at Orrior, near Renaix.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-14
GERMANS CLAIM
 VICTORY IN EAST

WASHINGTON, Sept. 14-The Ger. man embassy Saturday evening re- ceIyed the following dispatch from Berlin:
 "Gen. Hindenburg's victorious pro gress in East Prussia continues. The Russians today tried to relieve the pressure on their defeated loft wing by launching the 22d army corps against Gen. Hindenburg's flank, but they were defeated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-09-14
THREE GERMAN CORPS
 DEFEATED.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 14.-A dis patch received by the French em- bassy from Bordeaux tells the story of the defeat of three of the German army corps between Yillers Collerete and soisons 50 miles northeast of Paris Friday night.