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LOCAL NEWS.
Yesterday Judge Frank J Duffy returned from Phoenix.

Senator J. A. Harrison and
 family are in Phoenix attending
 the fair.
 Nogales and Santa Cruz coun-
 ty were we'll represented at the
 fair this week.
 Cons ta ble- elect Harry Stevens
 of Patagonia, was here Thurs
 day on legal business.
 General Pershing of the Unit
 ed States army, is here inspect
 ing the the 12th Infantry.
 Captain Ben. Daniels, former 1 ly of Nogales, now a resident of | Tucson, is a guest at the Monte
 zuma hotel.
 MT. Paul Sprecher has re- turned from a pleasure trip to Memphis, Tennessee, and Kansas City, Mo.
 Chas. V. Fowler and wife, this week attended the fair at Phoe- nix. They made the cross cOun- try trip in MT. F'owler'S Buick.
 Kenneth Kennedy and Arcus Reddoch have been appointed to positions on the line, by Col lector Hardy. Both are Demo cratS.
 ANGE-BLOSSOMS CANDY direct from Factory to our Re frigerator. At prices that are Right. International Drug Co.,, Phone 67. adv.
 Wilson Brothers, San Rafael valley dry farmers, are spending the day in the city, having ar rived this morning with @ lot of | farm products.
 Nogales will soon have one of the finest, up to date Town Halls | in the state. The new building | would be a lasting credit to any city in the state.
 Last Sunday Judge Charles Blenman, one of Arizona's bright est, most successful lawyers, was a visitor in Nogales. He returned home Monday.
 J. B. Wise. the banker and capitalist, is back from a visit to Cerro de Plata, being accom- panied by MT. Frank Fitch, the civil and mining engineer.
 Louis Sanders, the automobile man, says his auto stage line between town and the 12th h. fantry camp is doing big busi- ness. MT. Sanders deserves suc- cess.
 pr. Samuel s. Butler, of Magdalena, after spending a week in the city has returned to the Garden City. He came up to the Line City to vote the De- ticket.
 Our Postal Card Views are go- ing like WILD FIRE for cents 12 for 25 cents 54 all assorted for $1 .OO post paid. BOOST TOWN A ID COUNTY. International ; Drug Co.,, Phone 67. adv.
 Henry Levin, of Joffroy & { Levin, custom brokers, has ( gone to San Francisco to spend I ! week with Mrs. Levin and the children who are visiting Mrs. ( 4evin's parents.
 William Meaney, proprietor of he White House. is attending he State Fair. Harry McKeel ! ! md Bob Shugart are doing the at the White House, turing MT. Meaney's absence.
 Hershey's Milk Chocolates, F [ 10 cents Almond Bars, Gro \ luettes and Kisses. Direct from . Factory to OUR REFRIGERATION nd ALWAYS FRESH. Information l Drug Co.,, Phone 67. adv.
 Tuesday two troop trains with l 50 Yaqui Indians, arrived from a he south and continued on to Iaco to reinforce Governor May + orena's army now battling for | of that border town. \
 Cashier O'Nein of the Santa c Cruz Valley Bank and Trust 2 Company, after being confined U O his home by illness, is again t his post, to the delight of his 2 friends and acquaint- : nceS. Tuesday General Superinten- ent H. J. Temple of the South rn Pacific of Mexico, accom- C 'anied by Mrs. Temple, returned . o Empalme. MT. and Mrs Temple travelled in their private e ar "Tepic." Il
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gun. The osrvian armies under the
personaI command Of the crown price
crossed the Save river at Mitrovich
yesterday and Immediately moved
southwark.
The Servian forces will move ~
three armies and Il 10 understood 20
be the Intention Of servian command
ers 20 endeavor 20 encourage revo-
luton not only In Bosnia but IN
Herzegovina. The armies crossed the
Save into siavola and Mltroslesea
and will proceed along tho north bank
Of the river, crossing Into Bosnia a
a point known only TO The army
chiefs. ~ crossing here, two ohjee's
will DO served. Should the revolution
which servian agents are Admittedly
fostering In Bosnia and Marsevonia'
succeed, then Il will be possible TOR
the enemies 70 remain In Slavon'a
and operate there. Their crossing y
Mitroviesea will also have the enecs
o. drawing of the Austrian forces
which have been beslesin1 Belgrade
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neither confirms the report @ publish
Cd In Rome nor comments on e.
relieving first line troops heretofore
in service hero.
GhENr ls sAFE.

GHENT is SAFE.
GHENT, Belgium, Sept. 8 (via Os-
tend) .-Ghent 10 not 60 be occupied In
force. This was decided on today,
following conference between the
burgomeIster and cemmandant Of The
German forces sent 60 take the city.
II was agreed that In confederation Of
the bilIeting within the city OF only a
nominal force Of German troops, Client
will furnish all needed food supplies
to the German forces outside OF the
city. In addition Il has been agreed
that the Client civil guard shall DO
disarmed At once.
AZ a result Of this arrangement be-
tween the burgomeister and the Ger
man officials there will be no serious
trouble In Client and the large army
which 10 now taking the field TO wipe
out the 1eIgtans IN the north and to
begin the siege Of Antwerp will pass
by the city and spare Il the horrors
Of either 4 bombardment or siege.
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Rupprecht Of Bavaria are reported
here as moving in an Irresistible man.
ner into France. In three day Tat
tie below Metz It is declared the
French were terribly cut up and foe
ed to retreat In almost rout. 1t Is re-
ported In this engagement, the French
lost 151 guns and were unable to
make a stand against the vie'ors
until they had passed inside OF their
secondary line Of defense.
This city is one Of the principal
centers for the wounded. The losses
according to the wounded Of both
sides are appalling. This is admitted
to be the case on the German side, as
the Germans are constantly on the
offensive and have refused to wait 70
besiese the entrenehed positions, but
have taken them by direct charges.
French and Belgian prisoners ! have
talked with. declare nothing up to the
present time has stopped the Ger
mans
at makes you sick 20 see the way
the Germans literally walk into che
very mouth of machine guns and can
mons spousins short fused shrapne'
that NOW down their fines and tear
ereae gaps in them." said . Belgian
major who was badly wounded. Moth
inc seems to stop them. II is like an
inhunan machine and il takes the
nerve out of you to watch IL"
Train load ef.er train load Of wound
ed pass through here. Prisoners as
well as German wounded are sent TO
the concentration camps and later
the German wounded are sent home 80
ee. ready for further service. Al
though lists OF dead are published
the last ere filling three and one-hait
pages of a newspaper in small type,
there are not even approximate fig
ures o6tainabie as yet Of The number
Of German dead. Describing the fight
ing, one wounded soldier said to me:
at was indescribabIe carnage. We
met hand to hand. Il was bayonet &C
bayonet. rifles cIutbed. automatic pis
tells and swords The dead were piicc
like ba-ricades everywhere. BLOOD
ran like brooks II seemed like :
horrible nightmare. Here and there
! in pile Of r1utilated oorpses . hanc
would move, leg t,.itch congulsiyciy
4 mass Of bloody flesh that once wa.
man would r1urr7ur for water. Bur
there was net time 70 aid We hac
| to Fght until we won. Then we triec
to saw. life. But il was usually toc
l.te-
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THE WEATHER

For Keokuk and vicinity: Prob
ably showers tonight Wednesday
generally fair and warmer.
For Iowa: Generally fair tonight
and Wednesday, except probably
showers tonight in the south portion.
Warmer Wednesday and in the west
portion tonight
For Illinois: Unsettled weather to-
night and Wednesday. Probably
showers in the south and central por-
tons. Cooler in the extreme south
portion tonight. Warmer In the north
portion Wednesday.
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FRANCE
(contlnued from page II

and its effectiveness materially lee
aensd. II the Germans lose and their
right is crumpled up, in order to pre-
vent humiliation, the Germans must
retreat to reform.
"DoING WELL.
by VIM. Philip sjmma United Press
Staff Correspondence
PARIS, Sept. s.-Laeonic in the ex'
treme, were the otSeiai reports from
the great battle today. Al General
GaiIieni,s headquarters, whore the re-
ports Of the war Office are transmitted
it was stated that the ''ailies are doing
well all along the lins." Not = word
az to the changes in the line. indi-
Gated in the earlier statement that the
allies are forcing back the German
right wing was forthcoming. General
caIIieni refused brusqueiy to add any
ti,ina to the statement that the allies
are doing we'll.
Despite the lack Of optimism IN the
OFFICIAL announcements, there was 2
feeling Of great confidence, almost OF
utilization, In military circles Within
the city. II was felt that the Germans
were attempting an impossible task
in their effort to break the allied
centre and that their ofSense had
reached its zenith and 10 now about
to recede.
Hundreds Of swounded from the
front were passing around the city
today. All declared the fighting TO
the north and east Of Paris was most
desperate. Each side was reported
charging desperately in succession
with a aoodiy part Of the general
fig a.,na Of the hand to hand variety.
The Germans were said to have been
pushed back by sheer weight Of num-
bers, the British cavalry and infantry
charging en-masss along . battle
front Of nearly twenty miles. The
British were said to have encouraged
the French to such an extent that
their commanding officers had DIM
Guilty in restraining them and prevent
ing them attempting the Impossible.
Although the military ofstciaia pro-
fess to believe the Germans have now
definitely abandoned the planned siege
Of Paris, work !os preparing for pos
sibie attack continued. Only the mill
tary were permitted within the chain
Of forts and the narrow gauge rail-
roads connecting the various defenses
were filled with trains coming and
going. transferring men and supplies.
PUSHED SEVEN NILES.
PARIS, Sept. a-very little news
OF the progress Of the fighting reach
ed Paris, but that little was favorable.
II declared the British and French
columns were slowly but surely driv-
Ing the German right back, infiictIng
heavy losses. The Germans are max
ing desperate stand. while awaiting
the arrival Of reinforcemerts. but II
Is stated that since the fighting act
uaiiy began their front has been show
ed back seven miles
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-08
LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS
ua,t.S srsss Market on.
W1ro.

steers, $s.oo@sOo; COWS and heifers
34.00@6.5O.
Hog receipts 5000: market 5@1o
higher. Mixed and butchers, $4,000
1885; good to heavy, $9.20@9.3S:
rough, $7.35@s.50; light, $s.0OGsss;
bulk. $9.0009.30;, pigs. $7.00@s0o.
Sheep receipts 5000; market steady
Sheep and mutton, $4.00@5.Oo; lambs,
$7.0o@775.
Kansas City Live stock.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 8.-Cattle ~.
ceipts $4,000: market steady, 1Oc hist-
or. steers, $5.50G10.S0; COWS ~
heifers, $4.500s.50: stockers VI
feeders, $s.00Qs.25: calves. $s.sael
1880.
Hog receipts 5000; market 5GiOcl
higher. Bulk, $s.so@s.15; heavy. ssos
Gs.20; medium. $9.O0G9.2O; light
$s.s0@9.10.
Sheep receipts 5000: market
steady. 37.2507.75; ewes. $4.so@5.25:
wethers. $3.5O@7.O0.
Omaha Live Stock.
!. OMAHA, Sept S.Cattle receipts
s. 700: market steady, 10c higsar.
steers, ss.5o01o.25; COWS and hsat.rs.
s6.25@750: stockers ana feec-rs.
$7.65@s.2O; calves, Ss.o0@1o5o; tsEs
and stays. S52597.0O.
Hog receipts 5000; market sseady,
sc higher. Bulk. $s.60@s.s0.
Sheep receipts 5000; market
steady, strong. Yearlings, $5.4oG5so:
wethers, $5.S0@5.15: lambs. $3.50
$50; ewes. s4.75g5.oo.
Chicago produes.
CHICAGO, Sept. S-Butter-Extras.
soc: nrsts, 2s1s@27kc: dairy extras
29c: dairy firsts. 25126c.
Eggs-Ffrsts. 2zH ordinary
irsts. 2o@71Ac.
Cheese-Twins, 1s@1skc; Young
Americas. 16h@17c.
Potatoes-Jersey cobblers, sacks.
9oc; bulk, s5c; Giants, sack soc;
bulk. 75c: Minnesota Ohios. s5f7ec;
Wisconsin, 6507ec; Michigan. saE
roc.
Live poulty-Fowls, 15isc: ducks
12614c: geese, s610c; spring chick
ems, 1910; turkeys, Ice.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Flour mar
ket dull. unsettled.
Pork market steady. Mess, s24.75a
25.25.
Lard market dull. Middle west spot
$10.50110.60.
Sugar. raw. market firm. Centrifu
gal test. 1902; Muscavado SO test
$5.37.
Sugar. refined, market firm. Gu
loaf, ss.15: crushed. $s.05: powdered
S7.i5m7.60; graduated, $7.o0G7.O.
Coffee Rio No. on spot. 7ac.
Tallow market dull. City, 6Ac
country, 6cQ6Zc: special 6Ac.
Hay market dull. Prime, $l.W1sa
ITO; No. 3, 951$1.05.
Dressed poultry market steady. Tu'
keys, 15@26c: chickens, 4Q2zc
fowls. 14@20c; ducks, 156151ac.
Live poultry market weak. Gees
1sM 614Kc; ducks. 14G16hc; fowl
17h @1Sc; turkeys. 13@14c; rooster
13A G137tc; broilers. 161a a 111ac.
Cheese market quiet. State NIL
common to special. l1@16hc' III
skins, :d6c; skins common to sp'
cials. TG14c.
Butter market steady. Receipts
S74. Creamery extras. BIZ GSzc
dairy tubs, 23h @30c; imitatio
creamery firsts, 24G25c.
Egg market firm. Receipts 1871 =
Nearby white fancy, 36@3sc; nearo
mixed fancy. 25@Soc; fresh. 25ls
sic.
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Grain Review.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CHICAGO, Sept. S.--Wheat had q
violent price reaction today, losing 4
to AZ cents Of last weeks gains. News
OF larger country receipts and heavy
hedging sales sent September futures
of sharply lower at the start and the
deferred months quickly followed suit
Corn futures were considerably al
fected by the movement in the wheat
Pit and after starting a shade lower,
dropped IN to III. Bulls In the corn
pit had nothing to support their posi-
ton.
Oats started firm but there was
free selling on the break in the bear
pits and slump Of IA to IL resulted.
Pork displayed strength at the start
but later went lower. Other provis-
ion futures startel steady but shaded
lower toward noon.
Daily Range Of Prices.
CHICAGO. ILL.,. Sept. S.
Open. High. Low. Close.
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aec,ined to make any statement what
ever regarding it.
The Russian news Is continuation
of that of yesterday the Pesro9rao
adviees confirming reports Of great
Austrian losses But there is much
curiosity here as TO why the Russian
offense in cas-. Prussia has been
checked. Saturday the Russian war
office announced that the Russians
were sending twenty army corps
arainst the Germans Today 1t 10
stated That there is .oniy skirrnish-
inc in progress in east Prussia This
leads to the belief .hst the check to
the Russians at aIlenstein, which 10
officially admitted. was more serious
than appeared al first View.
no DENIAL
LONDON, Sept. s-Se~s Agency
dispatches from Rome quoting the
newspaper Tribune as saying that the
kaiser hurried to Metz and the Ger
man plans Of offense were changed
following the landing Ct 10000 Rus
sian troops on French soil are pub
Iished in the afternoon newspapers
passes the dispatches and permitted
their pubIicaticn- !. Is explained, how
here today. The osiciaI war bureau
ever, in this connection that the
bureau in permitting publication
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Ne army that ever took the field
was ever so mobile. Thousands Of
army autos have been in use. Each
regiment has its supply. The high
ways were mapped in advance. There
was not a cross road that was no.
known. Even the trifins brooks had
been located Nothing had been LEFT
90 chance and the advance guard was
accompanied by enormous automo-
siies flied with corps Of sappers who
carried bridge and road building ma.
tsrials.
How we'll this worked was shown
when Nanur, which il was 5oas.ed
would resist for months, fell in two
days. The terrible work of these
great krupp weapons, whose esistenoe
had been kept secret is hard 20 real
IKE. One shot from enc of these guns
went through what was eonsfcsrec
an inpregnable wall Of concrete ana
arriored steel at Namgr. exploded anc
killed $50 men. And aside from the
effectiveness of these terrible aeap
ems, Belgian prisoners with whom
have talked here, men who were fr
tire Nsu7ur forts declare their fir.
absolutely skaters the nerves of ~.
defenders whose guns have net SUI
ficient range 70 reach them.
The armies Of Crown Prince Fred
erick Wilhelm and Of Crown Prime,
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SHOT AS A SPY.

LONDON, Sept. "a News Agency
despatch from Ostend says il 10 re-
ported there that the noted German
aviator Herr Hirth was executed a.
q spy in Berlin on Sunday, II having
been discovered that he had been In
communication with Roland Garros,
the French aviator. There is no con-
firmation here.
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GERMANY
Continued from Page II

evacuated the city. So precipitats was
their fight they left behind ten fully
equipped bipIaues and twenty mono
planes. 1. IS announced here while
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RUSSIAN VICTORY.


NEW YORK, Sept. 9Th. Russian
consul general today gave out state
ment confirming recent dispatches
from Petrosrad regarding the Rus
sian operations in Galieia and Russian
Poland. The statement read:
sour forces on September took
the. strong Notifications at Mikoiaos
on the Dneister. This position was
very strong, consisting Of roat-Pro-
tected forts, covered by guns 80
mounted in steep eupo'as with barbed
wire entsnsIements surrounding the
whole thing. We took forty guns and
large stores of supplies anc amruni-
ton. In northern Galieia severe fight
ING still continues The first Austrian
army which has been advancing to
ward lublin and khoIm 10 retreatins
We are taking many prisoners and
ammunition. In east Prussia. no gen
erai engagement is In progress, the
fighting being confined to diminishing
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Baron kriseIstein, a correspondent,
was aiding the wounded on battle
field in east Prussia, he was shot by
a Russian general.
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CHICAGO Cash Grain.

Chicago Cash Gram.
CHICAGO. Sept. S.-Wheat-No. 8
red. s1.154 G120: No. red. $f.14A
Oils; No. hard. $1.15A 61.2o; NO.
8 hard. s1.14A91.1e.
Ccrn-No. 2 yellow, 1k6s1Ac'
No. 3 yellow, 7s1s ds0Ac; No. 4 yell
low, 7aA @Solsc: No. 5 yellow. 100
soAc; No. 6 yellow. 7sA 6Soc; No 2
white, soh 9s1kc: No. 8 white. soH
ns1Ac: No. white, s01s1c; No. 5
white. s0Gs0hc; No. s white, 79h @
so1sc:. No. 2 mixed. soh oslo: No. 3
mixed. 7e6s0Ac: No. mixed. ISM q
7e2c: No. 5 mixed. Ts679hc; No. s
mixed. Tx @79c: spring. 7797sc.
Oats--No. white, 5o@51c: No. 4
white. 4eG50&c; standard, 5oN @
51xc.
Peoria Grain.
PEORIA. H.. Sept. s.--Corn--Mar-
ket lie lower. No. 3 yellow and bet.
ter. s01sc; No. mixed and bteter.
seiAc.
Oats-Market ssc lower. No. 2 white
sic: No. white. 5o1sc; standard,
50Ac.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Sept s.--FIog receipts,
10000: market strong. 5G1oc higher.
Mixed and butchers. $S.55I9.4o:
good heavy. ss.55ds.25: rough heavy.
cs356s.5s; light 3s.s5de.4o; pigs.
s4.75d6.5o.
Cattle receipts 1880: market
steady, 1oc- higher. Beeves. $3.50
1915. cows and heifers, s3.706s.30:
stockers and feeders, s5.4o6S.30:
Texans. ss.30dEAe; calves, $500
1L50
Sheep receipts $4,000: market
steady, strong. Native, s4s5G5 so:
western, $500 $50: lambs, $3.50
7.75; western. $6.4oG7.so.
ST. Louis Live Stock.
EAST ST. LOUIS, Sept. Seattle
receipts $500; market steady. Texas
receipts 500; native beef steers, $3.50
G1p.50: cows and heifers. $4,000
$50: stockers and feeders, 5000
$50; calves. $s.oo610.7k. Texas
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SERBIAN INVASION.

NISH, Servia. Sept e. Delayed
The Servisn invasion OF Austria
through the province Of Bosnia has be-
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RUSSIA
CONTINUED from page IL

Russians are advancing through the
entire territory between the Vistuia
and the Bug rivers. In addition the
Russians, as the result of the extreme
mobility Of the cossack cavalry, have
been able to command the passes
through the carpathian mountains.
This viii open the way TOR an ad-
vance into Hungary along the direct
road to Budapest.
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TERRIBLE CARNAGE
NOT REALIZED
CONTINUED from page -

They took Altkirch with little
opposition. Then they rushed
on to Mulhausen. Through the
passes in Vosges they poured,
horses, artillery, foot-all
branches of the service.
Strassburg was to fall and so
confident was the French move
ment that lines of communica-
ton were not guarded. Then
the German general staff
struck. Their troops from
Saardurg, from Strassburg
and from Metz under the COM
mand of General Won Herring
en-, attacked the French all
along the line. They were ut
terry crashed The Germans
took 10, 0e0 prisoners and more
than 100 gums Of every de
scription. Alsace-Lorraine is
now reported cleared OF French
troops. German offensive
plans were well planned.
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GERMANS MEET
DEFEAT TODAY
CONTINUED from page II

cois the battle became general TO-DAY
'in Belgium, campine and I'm0ours
have been evacuated by the Germans
up to the line Diesc-Hassie. trans
portation Of German troops from west
to east are vouehsd for by numerous
advIees.
"ln Russia Il Mas established tnas
twelve Austrian divisions were anni-
Inflated during the Siege OF Iemoers.
The dispatch WAS dated 6oroesux'
France, September 9.
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BALKANS
CONTINUED from page ~

shown the entire plans of campaign
especially those that related to the
Austrian cause So startling were
these revelations, il is stated, especial
Iy regarding the total Enrreparedness
Of the Austrian army, that Prince
Sornes promptly vetoed all susges
.ions aiding Austrians and suisarians
BUT Bulgaria remains neutral unless
Turkey enters the war. II she does. i.
is likely THAT Observation-Disclosures
commission will at once be formed
ard an immediate offensive campaign
against Turkey be begun. This will
obviate the necessity Of Russia de
taehins troops TO prevent the invasion
of Russia by Turkey.
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5000 PRISONERS.

WASHINGTON, Sept s.-Five
thousand Servians were captured
near Mitrovich by the Austrian army.
tie Germany embassy was advised
this afternoon by wireless from Ber-
lin. The dispatch declared also thai
800 Russians were captured by the
Aussrians on Russian territory.
The official dispatch follows: The
column under command CT General
kestrsnek (Austrian) advancing with
the eastern army Of General Dsnkl
taustrianl on Russian territory, re-
pulsed violent attack Of Russians
and captured 500 soldiers
ain the south the Servians tried
near mitrovica 20 break into croac-
clan territory. About 5000 Servians
were taken prisoners CT war. Much
war material was captured."
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Daily River Bulletin.

River Forecast.
The river will rise from Davenport
to Keokuk during the next fortyeight
hours.
Local Observations.
Sept Rar.Ther. Wind. Weather.
Z pm - 1901 Sc E Cldy
s am. -. 3e-17 81 NE Cldy
Rainfall for the past "a hours, 81
hundredths
River above low water OF 1864.
feet. 6 tenths.
Change In "a hours. rise tenths.
Mean temperature, Sept a. g.
Highest temperature, 20.
Lowest temperature. S.
Lowest tempe-ature last night. 81.
FRED T. GOSEwlSCH,