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The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-08-06
COMMISSION RAISES
MEAT PRODUCTS RATE
TO NORTHERN POINTS
Marked Increases Allowed From
Three Cities-St. Paul
Was Complainant. I'M

washington, y. c., Aug. s-An in-8
crease from 221h cents to rs cents in
the rate on packing house products
from Des MoineS Co st. Paul and Min
neapolis, and to certain Wisconsin
points, was allowed by the Interstate
Commerce commission today. In
creases from Cedar Rapids and Mar
shalltoWn are also allowed. The
Twin cities packers were h COM
p~lainants.
The rates involved are commodity
rates on packing house products from
Cedar Rapids, Marshalltown5an and DeA
Moines to Minneapolis. st. Paul and
Minneapolis transfer, and to Chippewa
Fails, Eau Claire and Menomfnee, in
wisconsin. The former rates per hun
dred pounds. and the proposed changes
are as follows:
From Cedar Rapids to Minneapolis,
former rate l5 cents, present al 1871
cents; from Cedar Rapids to st. Paul.
former rate 10 cents, present rate 1871
cents; from Cedar Rapids to Minne-
sofa transfer, former rate 15 cents,
present rate 18h cents; from Cedar
Rapids to Chippewa Falls, former rata
- cents. present rate 20 cents; from
Cedar Rapids to Menominee, former
rate 10 cents, present rate 20 cents.
From Marshalltown to Eau Claire,
former rate 20 cents, present rate, "a
cents; from Marshalltown to Chip
pewa Falls, former rate 20 cents. pres
ent rate 81 cents.
From De Moines to Eau Claire, for-
Der rate 22h cents, present rate ~
cents; from Des Moines to Chippewa
Falls. former rate 22h cents, present
rate % cents.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-08-06
TICKET VACANCY IN LEE
COUNTY PUZZLES OFFICIALS

Des Moines. Ia, Aug. "a question
has arisen in the office of secretary of
state as to the manner of filling a va
cancy or a county ticket. 1t seems
that the Lee county progressive party
convention undertook tt nominate for
senator and representative after ac-
cepting the resignation from the
ticket of the persons duly nominated.
The state does not recognize a resig-
nation that way and the law was
clearly violated in the attempt to nom
mate. But the question is whether or
not the county committee could now
fill the vacancies if propely filed with
the state officials. The opinion pre-
walls that the best way would be for
the county convention to be recon-
vened If there is time for the same.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-08-06
IOWA WOMAN KILLED IN
WEST BY INSANE MAN

Perry. Ia, Aug. 3.-The body of Mrs.
Edna Williams-Mountain, who was
killed In the state Of Washington by
place for burial. The death was a
most tragic one. Mrs. Mountain had
been visiting in Pasco, Wash, for sew
era weeks and was on her way to ths
station to leave when she was attacked
by Jacob Sentel, a maniac, and shot
twice, n bullet passing through her
heart. The man then turned the
gun on himself. inf1icting a wound
which may prove fatal.
The peculiar part Of 1t is that Mrs.
Mountain had never been seer by the
man before. and 1t is thought that she
had never seen him. The reason for
the crime will never be known.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-08-06
CONNECTS GET SALARY RAISE
ACCOUNT OF GOOD SERVICE

Ames. Ia. Aug. 3.-The 20 men In
tn econvict road making camp al
Ames are to receive a raise OF 5 cents
per hour in wages as the result oil
their first weeks showing. They
started work at 20 cents per hour with
the understanding that If the show
ing was satisfactory they would be
raised. State Highway Engineer Mac
Donald now has announced that they
will be paid at the rate Of 20 cents
per hour. starting this week. AS yet
the men have not started on the road
building proper, as they have been
working IN a number of smaller jobs
for the college. Next week, however
they will tackle the job of oiling dirt
and gravel roads n begin cutting
the north road through the college
campus.
The men are enjoying the freedom
from restraint and are taking hold OF
every job to which they are assigned
with a will and determination. The,
are a good natured bunch and have
made friends with all they have como
In contact. Adams, the guard with thu
men, Is virtually losing his job as
guard and becoming merely time
keeper.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-08-06

ment. Its officers and men have been
trained to the highest efficiency.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1914-08-06
"In the Name of God"

When Russia, true to it's notification, began mo-
b1llzat1on, after Servia's territory was invaded, the
kaiser issued an ultimatum to Russia to disarm
which he knew Russia could not and. won1d not do
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-29

cincinnati ~. Jdnuar lvl4.
SIN Gincinnatier 3iItrift wirb Der Shio'
fluB i'm oberen Gbeils fallen unb I'M untes
ren 3beile ungefdbr itatipndr ieiu. Bel
bieiiger Stapt bate Der sylub gelteln Mbeno
eineu @aHerFano BON 2r.2 5uB.
Die fotgenb.n 3.peiheu trafen udbreno
ees sthrigen 3ages bier elm:
gittsburg, va. - Der fSlus Bat etnen
sSaiiersano BON 81 SuBuno ite9t.
gbarfeston, 8. Ba. - Der Sfus bat
eihen Waiersauo bon 81 JuB uno fdllt.
Bortsmou 8. - Der ;slu5 bat ei.
nen s8aiierItano bon 26.2 JuB unb iteigt.
8arterSburg 8. Sd. Der fJluB
bat einen @aheraano bon 1870 suB II. fGat.
Ranawba Ialfs, @. 8a.-Ser Slus
bat einsn Baiierhanb BON 6.3 sSuB uuo fallt
4t. 8lea fant, gs. 8a.-9er 95lub bot
einen 8aiieritanb BON 204 5uB uno ialt.
gatfe.tsburG Ru. - Ger Stub bat
einen @aReraauo pom 26o JuB uno Itsist.
2puisoitIe, Rp. - Der s5luB bat .'
ner BaferHanb pon "a syuB nno iteigt.
EpanspilGe, Jnb. - Der JIuB bat
eiasnBaferhanb pon 1877 JuB uno iteiht.
Cairo, Sn. - Ser Stub bat einen &al'
ferkanb BON 11.3 5ub uno fteht.
Rempbis, 3sun.-9.r SluB BAT etner
NaHeritano BON So 5uB uno faat.
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tsrn 10--loKs, itort Ntppsnfsiten To-
1oKe, ftsrt dear Geiten 10--1OKe, sxtSa
itsrt esiten Io-ioKs Uslies 1sK-lSKs
yts DiMHb.
Rssf unb Ostreiba
RstIs- @intsY patsmt 143S - l.ss
0intsr 6asel es.S0--4i6, OtRtsr %.
Milp $3.50 $50, Grtra ts.0o--S.1E, ~.
siHkrss 49.7S--S.s5, barter 0ei8en 9atsHt
o3.76--0.se, %. fonel 98.sS-4.36, DO. Ha.
nils $50 3.76; 6ooasumetl, RerbUehli6
eeMif6teS 1..75--3.o0, resneS Gitn 1<.10--
z.3o. sen,&tfs 4s.s0--4.10 per Obi.
Weiaen.-Narff fstig. 10. rothes
0iatsr - H--f00e. Rp. . bo. e6--0se;9to.
rpther 8s--S5c per Ba.
@efi diorn Yuiuhr sienlid eroB.
- Ro.S wfi6es 6s--e9e. SO. DO. 661II
--67e, go. . geibeS &C, go. DO. 84---
6se, 30. 4 DO. 61K-sse. SO. 8 aemiihtes
64--s5c, Wp. 1 DO. 61K--o3e per Bu.
peibes aoibenfprn 85 - 66e. gelbes 90. $50
--S8c. gemiittes DO. 65--S6e per Bu.
Saist.-Warft itetis. &c. > nsiber "a
--431e, Standard weiB.r 4tL--42e, 20.
ueihr Al - 41He, 30. reiBer 39H--
40Ke, No. gemiit.er 40x--41e, go.
DO. 39H-40r, 80. 4bo. 88H--S9e per Bu
xssssn - Rarit itsiis: = Ro. > So
64e. No. 3 hp. s1K--62Ke. 80. 4bo. 60e.
Gerite-Ro. . MiHter eS-7sc, Ro. 9
DO. e0--6Se, go. 2 spring 7o--sic Ro.
DO. 62--70e per gu.
HtiSfu.
Der Vtarst mar hetia. Herfauft wurbeH:
e2b BbIs. Giftiners sginilbeb oooes aul
Der 0aiiS Ssn ei.35 per 0aQsne
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-29

ten @eftalten tiirfiiher 5rauen, bis
ihnsll ben Shleier pprs 8eiidt 3isben.
spenn Iih ibnen Mdnner ndbern. Wls
3u srtparten mar, bat Iid bas tiirtiz
ids Clement nad bem ariege perrin-
CERT. Mdn penfe on olP Die 8eamtenz
unb Sffi3ierfamilien, pelhe Das Qano
Derlafen boben; mas 3uriifblteb, ge=
bort benz Stanbe Der Gauflerte, @e~
perbstreibenben unb 6anoDerter on.
9emertsnspertb 1T inOefen Der umz
ftanb, boB fid feit Der Neugeftattung
Der @erbdltniIIe piele 3iirfinaen Der
9roititutton 3ugepenbet 1dben.
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0tiere ee.s0--s.00, Heiffide Stiere so.1E---
$50, 6ts6ers ans Heebers $3.50 - 6.10,
&tbs uns oeifers es.0O--S.50, 4dlbsr $3.50
--10.5o. - Bette Beepes itarf, anoere SDr.
ten ftetig bis 10e niebriger.
SAafeunh s. an mer. --66afe: Tim
teiMifAe t4.75-5.s0, SatrltHss eS.So-7.o0,
WeitliHe $4.00--4.90
Sdxwer; Ginteimii4s e6.75-7.90. Warft
fhDaA.
Snfutr. e6meins $4,000, finos
piet 16, 200 uns qdmmer 1900
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3aslider marltteridbt


GtnstnastL %. Sanuas 1914.
Die HsafsIssHSen Cusiiransem bssislsl
H1 aag axf QmarsSsx xsaMSasfisasR Del
nsasssa oef4H ten UssbsR s5Uae 1e1sss
uysifs tsss6ast.
ogsstftsRsM
Dsy Nasn nas rnlie, Dsssfs hesie.
G4RaIS. - vriHs 0teaR elo.45 =
i0.65 81
Isp1sHesfsIssnss SisifA. -
RsYit hstie. GtsSt dear ositsa 11--
l14s, itsgs1sipveRfsttsx 11N-lSe, eytsa
fAsyt dear Gsttsn I'm - I1e, e9sissTu
il--1iHe. 0eliss ieK-tSke Isfs nab
re Msts s.rya1t.
0atsM-Dlssss Astie. - G1sst dear
9siten lt-1s1t, hSos HipDsNfsitsa lDe+
|-iSe, ezra f1srt s3ear Seller IN - fot'
GAxitsyn - i3kt xna 1eGtse 1<K--
ilAe lsis uRb NJ yespisHb mir peSte1t.
0asar Csrsds1 1sesi4 - RaSet u hstie
- 04infm i7--l7ks Dtsais eAnItsSs
isK - H., UreGlfsh oafsR - - ~
16ulterw lSH--1oe, 0sD vDrl Gnt 04ui.
tssa lSX-i0I tss6sss 0ssiS0 04sHsss oss.ee
-1e1o.
eASaspb6sItss efstlA.-Hsrsi
nstie. S4insem ieK - lA<. otmk 04nI.
ieSR x-i0ke. UsaieS t1-ifNG 04sg.
Nm II .ilKs, Asn Dsr Gn e4sifsru
Vssisfiss.s s4,nssa ~
lMk osMss !. e4ssssss .iek-aaa Se..
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QmStsdrttSe Wadrfte.
Ne y por,. ss. e,onuo,

Nep BORT. -. Jaaunr.
Retf. - Der Warft mar heute tetia--
Otsins 9atent 94.l0-4.eo, ypinter Straistts
0I1E--k.a6. aBintsr Batents S440--l.66
6trtna clearB tA0o--4.30, Grtra Ro.
Uiuter 50 .S5--8.75, Grtra No. abo. t1.e6--
S.S0. esniaS StraiettS $4.05--4.15.
0oagenmebI NOR itetis. - 5air bic
enteS 1S.4S--s.5S, auSsrIeisnes Biz fancp
tS.e0--8.70.
BuhmeisenMeh sar rubig. -
t8.O0--s.l5 per 100 Btuno-
Buhwei5eH mnr itetts gu &1.87--2.00.
Raismstt mar iietie.--Seines pei5es
uHb aelteB ti.45-i.60, grobeb l1.40-1.4S,
Rilnbrieb $3.s5.
Rssssn il ftetis-Rs. . setsrn s7Ke
C. II. NsS psrs eIport.
osrke faum fetig g-Rsltserfts e5--76s
{. /. (. 0nHalo.
0eit.n.-Rarft III unsereselt.-xs. .
5arter Winter 9ge {. /. T. in Stem gprf
Go. . rotter to1Kc int Gleoatpr; Ro.
giortbern Manitoba 1o3e, Ee. Nerttern
Euiatb 1ose (. b. i@wimmenb.
yHeliAfsgM-Rarit mar fef. Neues
Ro. 8 aelbes 71yfe {. /. I. bel Gniunft.
eafsr. - Mayft mar itetia. - Stambarl
peiter 44H--45c. No. Q neiber 45--45Ke
go. 3 DO. 44--4lHe, ao. 4 be. 431<--44c
ianes abssfAniissnsr ~slBsr Is - 47s in
GFeuator
csu mar rufie. - STANDARD 1oOe, go
fo5s. ~. : Csc. 70. . s5--Soe.
Hspfsn IN fen. - State. orbinissr Bill
Astes 1918, 4o---41e; 1919. a2-a4c; 3aetf!
Gsah 1919, 33--27e. 1919 2s-34c.
3&ute ftnb itetig. - Central 1nsrte.
S0e Solufa 81 X--3a ze.
3sser ikfelt. - esmlsd frfs as-s0s
isepHbs $50.
1srf mar rutig.-Eamils t14.5o-3To0
fasrt desrS eso.sb--sl.0o. Wsb ess.so-
400.
Beef nar rubia a-SamtIs slsOo--so.oo
oksk t1s.oo--le.50.
Eat Nssts wareu fsf. - osSbtstl
Deuiss 10 BIB IL Yfuns 124-lshe b.
| Ghinten t4e.
GAMals taum itstig. - Rihsls 0s'
Srima slo. 75--1e.s6; Rs'tnirtes tit ftetio
GsnttRsnt ttl.To. .. u. $ls.15. GsmysuRl
/ 65f-8xe.
xaIs mar ruhig.-Brims Gits ~ s1ss
QexHtrs s-eAe, Special Tt.
0auMDstffsamsn.CsI mar rptuio
BrtEa somner eeibes t7.oo-735.
yetrslsum IN itetts -Raffuir.es Reu
Dsrs Cali tS.3o; Barrels es.75; oafei
t1t2S
Bolls III ftstig. - TomtHis SIssee Obi
1S-ass.
oar, nar ruhie.-Gtrainsb. sesblHlils
bis auteB a. .30-<40.
xupeRtin IN ffetis tu 4SHe
REFS II. itetia. - einssimiTdsr 3N-ss
DstHa s1-Ske
! Nstaffss IN fetig. - Ren Crssas
Gp.n Settle, gutter bis dsies. 1S--s5e.
9uksr-- Nossr 1T ieft. - Nuseassb
50 Tea, 2.s3 -2.S5e, Centrifugal % Ten 3.s
--3.45c. vlslaNes. 8u6sr 80 fsft 2.e4-a.T0'
NafNHirtsr itetig. Gut Goat S.o5c, Gruihe
4.yS, KsuIb ~ 4.e0c, ,GubsS4.80 ToDoere
<.70e, oraHuIateb <.06e, Diamond ~ <.0t
Gsnfeeisners ~ 8,e5e. Rs. 3.S0e, Ns.
A.ose, -. 8 Ao1e. no. 1 s.s6e, 10. 3 lso'
-. : s.S5c, 10. $500. Ho. 8 S.sSe, no.
e.7e:, Re- 10 S.eSe. Ns. IL S.9oc, Re. 1
S.Sss. 10. 10 s.Soe. Re. I s.ooe.
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UdS, psmbs aas aftitn In Rew gsrs
gelb ~pn eaaS purbe 5u IN - 2& aus.
oeiiehen.
Drina CefAaftspapisrs surbsH su ~ -
6k< biSisnttst.
6terftns er6anae N hetis. -
Sidt ~ t4.ssk uno Commercial su $4.s3,i
--4.sSk.
DuHbss. CbftaattoHsN psres Re-
tie nRe nxrben Uie fefet suetirs:
9sr. Ctaatsn NsfuRbirune SsN-0S ~
gsb.. ~ rsoiNrirfe 1l1A-t1s1, ,GsxysHi
iis seb.. 3 s reeisrirte 101K --1os. GsnysHi
1917 - i0s. BanaMa Hss!trsb - o.
gsb.. bo. Coupon -. 1o0x etb.
AttieRmarit. - NHfaHgs mar osr
Warit ihna1, asecn Riiiaa absr irat elm.
@enbung Elm uuo bic Veftuiis rpuroeu lpie
Der gut gemadt. Ter Rartt fh!os aber
fhper.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-01-29

Gas iinh oie beiben ifredIidliieu
@orte fitr ole geoauernslpertbea,
pelhe ibren aorper ourf lleberan-
Itreuellnq in @eultB ODER slrbeit run
nirteu ltno Damn ieincm GIeno iiber-
IieBen, arifatt linn 5u Silie Su fonl-
men, Die tootliden 8ifte aus Dem
aorper su entferncr, uHo Die Senobo-
ten oes SooeS IN CSeitolt BON Gpspcp-
lie, Magen-. 2eber. uno 9eierenIctoen
fernSuhalter. Soraet oofiir, oaB es
,liht 3u fpatl iuirb, loubern f,eIft
Gnrem storper bel 3eiten nit oen be-
riibmten ct. gernnro- -arauterpillen,
ole nenieIben frdftia lrnb gefnnb er.
balten. % Gents. Aae 4petbeteu.
8.S.
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gAteaes, "a. Jnalay.

1st,en-SAr Tai 93H-s41sc, an
64Iut ssIs; TAR gulf ss1s-s9ks an
eAlHt s94t.
Asli 4torn -8ar Tlai osX-sTsse,
am 6Alus 67Xs; fur 5uli s5H-esxe, am
Shlub 6s1tc.
1sFsr.-sarg1ai sSs<-4o1{s. ansAluB
4ot: far 9uli 5sx-40t, sw S6Iub 1875.
Hsagen- 30. . Sc.
osrke. - 5o--T9e.
fimothp aameH. - e9.7S-5.25.
RIeeiaam.u. et1.T5 - 1880 per
gsRtnsr.
Eekpprs. - t2iI0 per Dbl. -- Gar
Rai t2l.46-9l.7o, am E&Ius t2l.5s.
eaMsfs --sl0.T T2 H-i0.T5 per 100 1fe.
- iyitr Naai Sli.00-iL12H, am S9!us
sl1.o7k; fur 3uli eIl.ls - ll-23. am
Shlus ei1.2sSz.
elort Ripp.ufeiten. $10.75--
f1.2S Ssr 100 D'uHs. SAr Nai $11.5o
-1l.s3K. an Salus e1l.5TK; fur Suli
sf1.o5-il.75, am Stiub eil.65.
Dutter. Der Rarft NOR nieoriaer.-
Greameries sS-a71t per Hfunb.
gier. - Wartt niebriaer. - DrSiHsrs
pgts STH--sse. firks 29e per Tutens.
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NuSldnbiid1e Jtabrihten,

Die araber unb uniere
Sultur. 3u elmer 3eit, ais bel uns
iuiflenihoftiide giibunq uno 5ors
lhuns in Den eriten 4nfangssriinoen
lasen, CAB es i'm arabiIhen Spanisn
etipo fieb3ia oFfeutIihe gibIiotbsfen.
Die Organization Der mauriffsn llni-
InsrItaten suarbe bon ben ipaiererl
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Hev Nsrt. %. Sanu

49, WssS 80 Se"As@
anIfer mar bente felt. 6taa6ssl ~
ei4.s0, eIeetrslvtis auoil76 - 1887; Bate
~ $500: GskiHe ~ ti&31--l4.62.
0tna fen IN tS0.3S-Se.Sh
0tsi rnhiG ~ eAOS-4.10.
opsttst III itetig ~ os.Ss--S.IA
oifeM-Gearft hstio uno unuerdnoert.
Hs.i Hsrttera ots.Oo-16.10, -. > 10st1esn
|o1A7e-1A.D6, 10. Ssnt1eSn olA16 -
1875. %. ! Gsxtteg4 let elA.7s-n3s
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Rinopieh - zie 9ufubr nor teute
eerima, bod mar Der Wartt itDat uRo bic
9,reiie felen um l5-25e per 100 9fuue.
Sfofers uno 5esoerS !roreI iefs I'M 8reiie.
Rhhflibs ndren itetIg.
GAnere Stiers $s.7S-T.s0. Grtra $ss5.
CAfex e400--s50. f5leif6erhisrs 15.7b--
IT'S, auAerisieNs BIZ srfra e7.S5--s.O0, Del.
fers e4675-T5, GIsra e7.o5-7.6o ,Atte $3.50
--6.o0, auSerl,ient sn extra eS.10-6.T6,
GamHers t8.0o--4.25, Cutters t4.35-500
Grtra A2o-5.0O, Sto6erS sKs HeeoerS
ts.T5-7.5 ,eiod. .1sifess ts.oo-s.so.
Bulien. - 3ie 3ufubr mar mdtia unb
Der Marit feit
1fasere mno geiAts eg.oo--s.Oo, DsIssna
e8.0o-sss, eEtra ts.S0-7.o0, fetts UunsH
te6o-7.00.
RdIber. - 8si siemiih arcBer 3uFuhr
mar Der Narft beute ffefio bis felt.
Grtrs braften 81 LOO, fair biz suts IsiAtt
ts.SD-10b. srsintre uRh srsbe $3.50
io.2S.
Ehueine. - Ter Rarft mar id,waf
amb bic Breiie fir 5Ieiiherfcrten iielen anl
Se, feibte Rerianoiiorten Fielen um i0--16c
Osw BIZ suserl.Tsne Bs.sa6nnos. u. 6tei'
l4erfsrten es.45--s.50, cybinAre k,s suser.
lefens idUsrs Fetis S&ue 95.E0-7.90, Gytr0
$500, GfasS $3.50 - 100. Grtra 37iC
FPS, ieiebte gerianDtfcrteR e7.75--s40
1trtel BON 10 Rfunb nab Dsnises $500
1865.
0dafe Nab 2hmmer-7ie Sujuh,
mar nur mabIs uno Die yreife itetts.
01Afe. -- eytro e4.7S. enis BIZ aus
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Evening star., 1914-09-28
GERMANY HAS THE MONEY
TO CONDUCT WAR A YEAR

BERLIN September g. via London ESQ p.m.-The
response Of the German public the efforts of the
raise fund Of 5000 900 marks ($1
2s0000Oo0) has Is asserted here removed all anxiety
the nation may have had regarding its ability meet
financial obligations due to the
Originally the reichstag allowed credit of
5000 600 marks in addition the treasure, and of
this marks has been subscribed by the
public without sranng seriousy the financial
Of the empire.
According to military authorities the is costing
Germany about 600 marks day. inclusive
the money spent behalf of those who have been de-
prived of their The of the govern
at the beginning Of the counting the perma
treasure, but including the funds of the
Reichsbank, amounted to about 900 marks ($125-
000) which, the meantime, however, has been con-
sderaby increased through the issue of 1t thought
therefore, that the available for the purposes Of the
campaign be increased necessary by several billion
marks.
The amount which the government could borrow from
the Reichsbank unknown the present time, but is
estimated about 5000 marks making total of
about marks 000 At the rate of
900 marks ($s000000 day this would permit
Germany carry the for year. 1t is claimed
here that these estimates concerning Germanys financial
resources low rather than high.
Evening star., 1914-09-28
SUCCESSES OVER AUSTRIANS
ARE REPORTED FROM SERVIA

PARIS. September %. s:o5 ANA
dispatch from Nish. Servia. to the
Havas agency, dated September 81
says:
"The Servian troops advancing In
Bosnia have occupied Romania noun
tain, near Sarajevo.
THE Servian troops from Belgrade
drove the enemy from Ada Tzignlia
and from Ada Mala. infiicting heavy
losses.
The Austrians are redoubling their
efforts more to the north to cross the
Save and the Danube. The last at
tempt to pass into Servia near Bel
grade cost them some hundreds of dead.
among them a number of ofiicers.
"Otherwise there is practically no
change in the situation on the various
fronts"
A dispatch to the Havas agency
Evening star., 1914-09-28
BATTLE IN RUSSIA
::ROUTFOR GERMANS,
/ lPETROGRAD CLAIMS
Invaders Are Declared to Be in
Retreat, After Suffering
Severe Losses.
KAISER TAKES COMMAND
OF TROOPS, SAYS REPORT
: Believed to Be Directing New Of
fensive Movement Against the
Army of Gen. Rennenkampff.
HUNGARIAN INVASION DENIED
'Austrians Reported Still Falling
Back on Cracow, With Russians
Occupying Part of
: Przemysl.
HUNGARIAN INVASION DENIED
NO PRZEMYSL FORTS
TAKEN BY RUSSIANS,
Is VIENNA REPORT

MANCHESTER, Mass,
September 28.-The Austrian
ambassador today gave out
the following official dis
patch which he said he had
received by wireiess from
Vienna:
"The situation in the
northern and southern war
theaters remains unchanged.
Favorable information pub
lished by the enemies is
wrong, particularly the in
formation from London. The
story that two forts of the
Przemsyl fortress in Galicia
have been conquered is en-
tirely an invention.
1.-THE Austro Hungarian
government has protested to
the allies and the neutral
powers against the use of :
dumdum projectiles on the
part of the Russians, adding
that the chief commandant
of the Austro Hungarian
army is at present not think
ing ofreprisals. p = .a1
The dispatch was signed
by, Count .Berchtold, foreign
secretary.
Evening star., 1914-09-28
BRITISH ADMIRALTY REPORTS ON
COST OF THE WAR TO .SF4LPPJNf,

On the credit side the admiralty
gives 1o2 German ships. with a total
tonnage Of 100000. detained in British
ports since the outbreak of the war
Eighty-eight German ships of an ae.
gregate tonnage Of 33S, 900 have beer
captured since hostilities began,
The return shows also 1853 German
SHIPS with an aggregate tonnage OF
283,000 detained or captured bv the
allies. Fifteen ships. with a tonnage
of 247.000. were detained in American
ports. while fourteen others, with a
tonnage of $4,000, remain in the Suez
canal. The German mines in the North
sea have also to their credit seven
Scandinavian ships with . tonnage OF
11.Q98.
Evening star., 1914-09-28

LONDON. September %. 2:45 pm
Twelve British ships. with an aggre-
gate tonnage of 59.331. have been
sunk on the high seas by German
cruisers up to September %. according
to an admiralty return issued this
afternoon. Eight other British ships.
whose tonnage aggregates 2.97s. have
been sunk by German mines in the
North sea. and twenty-four fishing
craft, with a tonnage OF 4.334. have
been captured or sunk by the Germans
in the same waters. British ships de-
tanned at German ports number sew
enty-four. with q total tonnage OF