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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02

Suare5, Mer., 80. Mar3.
Die &ruppen Ser &ebelIen un6 Ser
8un6esregierung fdmpfen nod in1-
nrer in Toreon, tpie 6en1 8ertronens-
ogenten ser tutionaliiten in Sen
Ser. Staaten, goberto g. 8esquiera,
Ser fiir5Iid bon @oibington aus in
SSuare5, @eer., ei1traf, @ontagaben6
gentel6et tpurbe. Ma@ tpeI9er @eite
ii6 6os @riegsgIud getpen6et bat,
fonnte ni6t in @rfabrung gebradt
tper6e,1 MIR fopiel tpeiB man. 6aB sic
@dladt nit groBter @rbitterung ge-
fampft miro, 11n6 sic @erluite enorm
iin6. Hesquiero erflarte, oaB fribere
@el6ungen, Sic angeblid bon @illa
itammten, gefdlmt fein miiiien, tpeiI
Ser &ebemenfiibrer es Sen 8eri9ter-
itottern ous6riidlid berboten batte,
@el6ungen irs 9luslano 5u 'dider,
bebor Sorreon ge1romnen fet. St er-
fldrte aus6riidli@, baB Gorreon nod
ni6t genomn1en, 6aB @tna bagegen
bebe1tte1t6 I'M @ortbeiI un6 ii9er iei,
6ie Sto6t mlieBlt@ bod 81 nebnte1t.
1agegen berfi@erte er, boB 2erbo nn6
@on1e8 8alacio fi9 bereits in 6en
@dn6en Sen. @illns befin6en.
Sobn @ee6 bon elmer Netp Oorter
3eit11ng un6 Robert Dor1nan, elm
Botograpb, trofen6 Montagoben6
na6 elmer befdtperlt6en un6 fludtar<
ttgen @eife bon Sorreon in 81 &ufa,
Ser., Elm un6 beri9teten iiber bie
S9lo6t bei @onne8 BuIacto. 8tpei-
mol, fagten iie, >pur6en 6ie gebeuen
8uriidgefdIagen, uno MIR bem Tint
itonb, bob Gen. @elnsco feinen 8or-
tbeiI 1ti9t eirdnb unb Sen Sein6 tti@t
berfolgte, iei es 3n berbanfen, bab
@ina bon 1reuem borgeben ur6 Ben
@orort nebnten fon11te. Die @erIufte
ser Mebellen geben Sic bei6en &C.
tpdbrsmGnner ouf minbeite1ts 5000
/
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iten @hiiffett balb berriidt getporben
fem nn6 ni@t getpuBt boben, >pelde
8efeble 51 geben. Mn6ere G1i@tItn-
ge, tpeI6e Mo11tog in 81 @oio ein-
trafen, iprahen Sic 11eber8eugung
aus, 6oB sic @@lo4t bei Eorreon nod
teinestpegs 8uguniten Ser gebellen
entf9ieben fei 6aB es bieImebr iebr
tpabrideinIi@ lei, 6oB 8ila gef@lo-
gen tpuroe rnb iia auf ser SIu@t BE.
fin6et. Ser nneritanii9e @oni11 Be-
ri9tet, 6aB 6ie @ebeQen auf Der gait
3et 2inie gei6lagen tpuroen. Glide
bobe @ea11he Ser @ebelIen gaben 5u,
6oB o1t4 fie. 11i9ts 8eftimmtes iiber
SEN sl1sgong 6es @onrpfes tpiiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02
@treiffieber.
SEEDS, 80. NeGr5

Nee0 s, 3U. W(Qr3.
$4,000 &oblengrdber in 6en Sob
lengruben BON Oorfibire ltn6 an ben
Streif gegongen, oa sic @rnbenbe,
iiber ibre 6or6erung, 6aB Elm W&n.
oeltlobn feiteeiebt tper6en fole, ni&t
erfiillen tpollten. 9ln Donnerltag
tperben, tpie ongefinoigt miro, tpet-
tere $4,000 Mantt 6ie Mrbeit nie6er=
leqen. Ser 8ergle11te<@erbano bon
@robbritannien nnterltiibt 6ieien
glusltano. Gin LANCER 2obnfampf
itebt in Musitbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02
graentiniens Maisernte.
50 aihin atom, %. Mdr5.

W u IT II 9 D II, 20. -OtuI6'
8ie Sem Observation-Disclosures
ntent in Waibtngton am @mnitag
bonn eey1ternationolen 2an6mirtb=
l6aftsinftit,1t IN Rom telegrapbti@
miteetbeilt tpuroe, miro it@ bie 6tes<
iabriqe Moiser1te in Mrgenttnien anf
234, $4,000 8ni9el belaufen, 80.2
Ero5ent mebr ols I'M borigen Sabre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02
Erfer dhetl,
M11t &ordtenD
Der @mti@eiom,t8
9lnsnabmcflamicl. = Ser @iberraf
Der amerifauiide Sdiffe beaiiniti-
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ner Der &prlage. -
@a1bington, 1. Mpril.

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Observation-Disclosures NIT 86 Stin1men
Mebrbeit ongeron1men nor6en. 247
@tin1nen fielen fir un6 ISL Stim,
men oagege,1. Gin groBarttger Sieg
fir Sen Hralibenten @ilion, Ser Die
9lnuobme ser glusnabn1eflauiel 10
ltarf befiirtportete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02

9Salbingto o H. .. g., 3. Mar5.
slm @orobetrb ser Mbltimrnung i'm
Observation-Disclosures iiber Sen 8ioer=
ruff ser arnerifanii6en &iiitenbampfer
begiinltigten &laulel Ser @anun1afa=
1rul=slfte ging es am @eontog I'M Scott
qreb lebbaft 5n. Mdbrenb bte fetno-
li6en 6aftionen iid I'M @apitol in
eineln 9feoetampf ergingen, nobm
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bal1ern oariiber aus5ulpre@en, oaB,
tpie er lidb ousoriidte, ein miir6iger
@unpf Inn 8ri15ipien in ei1nen @ampf
qegem sic Mon1i1tii itration a11sgeartet
iei. Serr 8iIion @oraftertiterte als
,,eire 8elei6igung, sic BEN 5ablrei6en
Beleibigungen 6ie &rone aufiebt," Die
@rfldrung @epr. ¬planos bon Gu
1ifornia, bob sic M6miriitration onrA
@ern1ittlung Cir @iniam TDrells,
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tars bes Meub bern Sir g6tpar6 @rep,
ei1ren @anbel nit England abgei6loi-
fen 11n6 ii9 ibm gegeaiiber berpfli@=
tet, sic Mus1tabnteflauiel 5l1 San 3lt
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mn Mo1tag betreffs Nnfbebung Ser
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nnr1itteIbnre Snbbention 1pre6e fi6
cine ser Blatforn1planfen gang ent-
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6iefe 1nterftellung fit cine Der bic
len @eIeibtgungen, sic tm 2amfe ser
Debatte iiber sic Mngelegenbeit int
@ongreB gefanen feien; es fei iebr
beoouerli9, fiigte er bin3u, 6aB itatt
eirem ebrIiden tpiir6ieen Mustuuf@
BON Uaei1u1ngsb gsberfdie6enbeiten 6ie
Debatte ollnpdbli6 5u belet6igenben
Mngrtffen gegen Sic &egterung ber-
abgeinnten fei. Nebenbei erfldrte ser
Brafi6ent, er CLAUDE 11i9t, baB es iiber
1en Mnsgang Ser Banan1nsDebatte gu
elmer oenrofrotii9en Bartei fon1men
tper6e, fiigte i1t6es bin5l, er fet ent>
fdieben gegen ole. @omprontife ODER
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aufgetou@t ieier, itebe bielntebr to9
tpie Dor fir be6ingungsloien ggioer-
ruff Der Mnsnabnteflaufe fel Elm.
@dlmkbebatte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02
merico. 80. W1ara.

NC ICU, oU. Utur3.
Dur@ @6ift Brdii6ent &uertos
tpatr6e Montugaben6 in Ser &aupt-
itaot Merico berfiigt, 6aB- Die 3tnien
auf 6ie 96ationalidul6 bonn 1. Mpril
an tpie6er be5ablt tper6en. Die 3ab-
lung mar i'm SSanuar eingeitent tpor-
Sen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-04-02
Sfitf lsbiB 'b.
3orreott nod
,ti@t 9efa4e1t.

9as 81nbesbeer balt ben @ebel(en
Stanb. = 1000 Sobte bei ben Me-
beQen. = General @illa itSkt anf
beftigen @ioeritanb. - Ser Gpbn
bes HrGfibenten 9nerta angebli4
gefaqen.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-01
INSTITUTE
DATES MADE PUBLIC
Will Be Held at Salem, Smith
field, JohnstoWn and Lost
Creek in This Section.

The Farmers Institute dates for
this section for the coming season
are as foIlows:
Salem, September 80. October l.
Smithfield, October 2 and 8.
Johnstown, October and 6.
Lost Creek, October IS and 20.
The speakers are sent out by the
Agricultural Extension Department
of the College OF Agriculture. West
Virginia University, and are all men
and women of excellent training and
broad practical experience. Our
speakers will be DR.. Charles A. Lue-
der, Morgantown; W.aB. Kemp, Nor
gantown; II. L. Smith. Fairmont, and
Miss Pearl Dorsey. Moundsvi1le.
Subjects of general agricultural IN
terest will be discussed and Prod
lens of special interest to this sec
ton will be taken UP in detail. OPP
portunity is given to everyone to ask
questions and many valuable discus
sions are brought out. Farmers IN
stitdtes have done probably as mucn
as any other one thing to bring about
better agricultural practices and CON
ditions, and every farmer should ar
range to be present at as many or
these meetings as possible.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-01
q RESIGNS
AS Representative Of American
Baptist Publication Society
Does Rev. Mr.. Peters.

After continuous and faithful ser
vice of twenty-four years. the Rev
Lewis 3. Peters has resigned as West
virginia representative Of the Amer
ican Baptist Publication Society. His
enfeebled physical condition has com
PEELED him to give up the work and
its responsibilities Accordingly, he
has closed his office in yoom S13 in
the Union National Bank building and
hereafter may be found at his home at
424 Lee street. He will continue to
act as a minister in certain capacities,
however, and couples desiring to be
married may obtain his services by
calling at his home.
The Rev. A. B. Withers. OF Bridge
port, who has been associated with
the Rev. Mr.. Peters for some time IN
looking after the interests of the
Americon Baptist Publication Society,
will hereafter be the senior represen-
tative Of the society for West Virginia
He will have his headquarters at his
home at Bridgeport
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-01
SWARTZ ARRESTED
AS SPY IN EUROPE

~
In American money left. DR.. SNSf
managed to obtain $50 from q b8l
and with what money he and Others
In party OF four Americans had q Z
managed to reach Finishing ASekl
lands. Thence they proceeded tos Iz1n
don, where they managed to obi AIN
money, then sadly needed From t1lSR
they went to Fo1kstone and 6bfafntu
steamer passage but while itins f6f;
their steamer, DIR. and Mrs Narl1s
about two weeks They returned
New York on the steamer. 0lyMrl6
When crossing the En- 9liah chauhSl
the boat on which the SWaftEes si
passengers was held up aud setel
times the olympic was held np -
French and British vessels. ono n.
mfd-AtIantic, but after an ex anin1 5td
Of the ships papers It was Allowed y
proceed
Perhaps the most impressive
In connection with the war not
Dr.. SWartx was the wondered
tematic, orderly, swift yet silent d {,
menk ok the huge German nj
machine: There were few demon ~
lions and little marching al r661f
Reserves silently left their DAHL
and reported TO their reeinen3 )
going to armories where eaG1 c|. d
his arms and his clotting. aneIG |I,3
even Shoes. tied IN . package ID
hi8 nanih on e: 9ls s. rt4 N II
StN more s6ldie rim -.
weaiE6S hsfoee 4.t6 Mar kltS out d 1| /.
lfk did III EdndoI7 II ! IS 6tetl53 = |.I
hoe l3tle8f peE
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-01
BEIaIANs coMMIF Suicide
fBY ASSOCIATED PRESS. }


dbutas the
andsaid
Ihayede Ito die
Ienana
Ienans
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-01
i TODAY'S WAR REVIEW D

The absence of news concerning the progress Of the
European today most marked No since Ine cary
has there been such dearth OF
or otherwise It evident that there concert
ed effort part of botA the English and French au
thorities to keep the world at large ia apsote
of what is transpiring in northern France
No official statements have been issued IN LONDON
Paris Berlin and such has come to hand Is de-
cdedly fragmentary unsubstantlated OF MINOR lnpof
tance and without real significance.
This veil of secrecy drawn tighter today than at any
time thirty days be taken Indication
that Importance transplrng IN northern
France similar silence observed during the hight
ing around Mons Cambria and LeCateau last week
fighting today in which the allies are believed to
be opposing the German thought to be centered
LeFere strongly fortified on the
fate Of the hang the outcome OF
these operations.
is definitely known whether the British troops
IN France have been engaged again or not.
"a news despatch Dieppe says great battle has
been fought Crosies and prabably still progress
details given has this report been received
other Crosiles is ten miles southeast OF
Arras the department of Pasde Calais, and is about
fifteen miles from Cambria.
Persons reaching Paris from the north described the
preparations of the allies for defensive fight "a French
mans Lille, Roubaix Tourcoing group OF twons
near the Belgian frontier which occupied by the
Germans last week
Today is the anniversary the battle of Sedan which
was fought disastrous results to the French in 1870
This coincidence draws particular attention to the out
come the present operation concerning which such Inn
spenetrable silence is being maintained
I3v imperial order the city of st. Petersburg Will
known Petrograd, the change elilnnat
ing the construction in the Of the chief
Of Russia
Tie situation throughout Belgium is satisfactory The
are declared evacuated Aershot and
railroad has been restored the Canpine
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-01
ENGL IsH ARE PLUCKY
IN HANDLING SHELLS
,sr .ss.e.A4rr pRxss,

LONDON. Sept. IL Harwich
gives interviews with
wounded soldiers and speaks Of the
plucky way sin which the English
handled live shells. Many of the
German shells. which hade hits, 1t
appears. did not burst. There were
Eve shells In the boiler Of one of the
destroyers," he quotes one of the
sailors as saying, "anc- IL one had
burst 1t would have been all up with
the ship"
what did you do with them?"
was asked.
"oh, just SHE'D them overheard.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-01

With An Army Of Exhibits
Whose SpIendor Was MeNeE
ExceIIed In This Section
CREAM OF RACING oRL
Begins Execution al a Speed
Program With Pros speG
SMASHING All Rec

with cloudy weather and 1Iell1
shower of rain the middle OF
forenoon. the West Virginia r E'air
sociation Tuesday began e four
annual meeting here with hx1g gnt
for the greatesta and best SsstA
ent, OF course. on the weather.
attendance was gratifying for
first day being estimated at 1000
The afternoon racing progrRn
called for three races as follows
2:8O Trot. Purse 81. 900.
Major Stout, Cross b. Stout aflq
Bros.9, Earlwood, elm City sses
bles), Bordelon, (B. w. Whitehsaa1
and Prince Ignomar. Ideal stool
- 8 a:s5 Z 81 PscS. Purse 81 900.
Tredell, (Nat Ray). Baron Santos
Is. s. Ruble), Miss Gilbert. COsCa1
Ballery1. and AL billiard.
a:1i Pace. Purse $1,000.
Little Alfred, 4 Nat Ray1 Al Din
lard, Is. s. Ruble0. Florence MO-
Kinley. oscar Balleryl u Roam
s(Montezuma stables Mary EdclEs
(J. A. Anderson). Single g. W.
Barefoot), Isaac b.. p. w. Vaa19ss
and Queen Abbess Ideal stock ta rnl3 3s2
starters.
The race oficials are all presents
DR.. F. e. Stone, OF Burlink kton.
starter and presiding Judge and TN
associate judges are DR. S. ~. Steelef
OF Weston, and Frank AMOS, Or "a lFss
mont.
Three big races will be run tcmoE5
row with purses at $1.O .O0O. ~
VIII be q 2; IA tTots q .: u sUAees alll ~
2:1 8 trats "
Cattle Depkrtmcsrt. s,s
department, nicely stalled. grooihs
and fed. with several leading elias
Represented.
Among the exhibitors In this de-
partment is Lonnie O'Brien, Of Glen
Vile, who is exhibiting sixteen Hej
ford cattle, ranging from four
Of age down. He has a fonr-y
bull. which weighs 2. 400 pounds
fContinued on page nina.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-01
GREATEST ALARM LNIGITXOE BERLIN
OVER APPROACH OF TI5E RUSSIAN
.TheFe was no room for sneh ruDbish

There was no room for such rubbish
aboard our yacht. :.
In another instance the corresponz
dent says It is related that g shell
fell on a British ship and as there
was no Immediate explosion the sail
.ors rushed at it and pushed It into
the sea with their naked hands. The
Germans also showed Considerable
grit it Is declared. AS one of the
cruisers was going down with decks
afiame and the flag and mast shot
away the only man left In the fore
castle hoisted the flag and then went
down with the ship.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-01
NEW z EADERSs FOR
FIFTEEN BIG PRIZES
CONCLhVE DOORS
Are Still. Closed and No Suc-
cessor to Pope Plus Has
Yet Been Elected.

ROME, Sept. The doors OF the
conclaye hall. behind which the college
OF cardinals gathered last night to
elect successor to the late Pope
Plus, were still closed this morning.
Not until a new pope has been chosen
will they be opened nor any news OF
the result of the proceedings be given
out. Behind the portals the cardinals
last night prayed for inspiration to
enable them to choose q pope, who
will fulfill the requirement of his high
office both from the standpoint Of the
church and that Of humanity.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-01
REAR ATTACK MAY BE
IN PROGRESS TODAY

NEW YORK, Sept. Dow. Jones
and Company, publishers Of the Wall
Street Journal, published the follow
ing item on their news tickers today
"London censorship was suddenly
tightened at noon without warning.
Numerous dispatches relating to oper-
ations in France and Belgium were
held up by the governments orders:
The foregoing despatch is highly sig
nificent. Operations in Belgium may
relate to rear attack on the Ger
mans by British troops reported to
have landed at Ostend.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-01

Another shake-up In the voting in
the Daily Telegram's $500 Prize and
Travel Club campaign.
Miss Kathleen Warner tops the list,
having moved into the enviable posi-
ton from eighteenth In the second dis
trtct.s
Fred A. Olds tops the list in dis
trict No. i. Miss Fredia Lehman
holds the second place in the same
Arthur Mccartney is holding the
positio1 for the Ford car. He has the
third highest number of votes. More
than q score OF the other hustling i've
wire competitors help furnish the fire.
works as Will be noticed from the
standing Of the other competitors.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-01
FRENCH GIVE GROUND
BEFORE GERMAN ATTACK

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1. The
French ambassador today received
this official despatch from Paris:
..In the Vosges and in Lorraine our
troops began an advance again yester-
day. At Sassy on the Meuse a regi-
ment of German infantry was nearly.
annihiIated On our left wing Ger
man progress was made, The Russian
offensive advance is progressing.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-01
STEAMER on HR
With Several Hundred PaSseilS
gers, Most Of Them W0Il
en- and Children.

CHICAGO, Sept. with several
hundred passengers. most Of them
women and children, the City Of Chi
'cago. an excursion steamer from
Benton Orbor. Mich. caught IRE beEs
.eral miles of shore early today.
steamer made for the goEernment
breakwater just on the harbor and
all the passengers were landed safe
" moment before the boats sank
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-01
FRENCH TROOPS ADVANCE
IN THE MOUNT AIMS

LONDON, Sept. The Anglo
French army corps have had to give
ground but nowhere have they been
broken through" is the statement
given out at the French embassy
here today.
This announcement Is summary
of that part of the official commune
cation Of the French war Office re-
ferring to the German attack on the
French left wing made public In
Paris last night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-01
nRRRIBl E VENGEANCE Will
BE WROUGHT ON TIE CITY
And n View a. That Many inhabitants Are Fleeing Now
8 Norway, Dennnark and Switzerland il Great
Fear Seeking Safety There From the Blood
Thirsty Foe Now Headed Toward the
Big German City
fBY ssoCIATED PRESS. y

L. gramf
.
wayas
Of
off
een-in
side the gian fortf ton
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-01
coNsULTls EYE sPECIALIsT.

n. Roy Waugh, Of Buckhannon. for
mer United States district attorney,
brought his little daughter, Mary, here
Tuesday morning to be examined by
a local eye specialist. They returned
home on the IL O'clock train
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-01
COMMITTEE TO MEET.

The Republican county executive
committee will hold meeting here at
1880 o'clock Saturday afternoon for
the purpose Of arranging to open head
quarters preparatory to an active cam
paign for the fall election.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-01
APPEARS AS WITNESS.

w. w. Lemley, one Of the auditors
from the state tax commission er's
ofice engaged in auditing the city
books, went to Berkeley Springs Non
day evening to appear as a witness
member of the county court there.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-09-01

Refugees from Brussels say food there is gettlng
scarce and delcare the German number not
more than 10000 German sentnels posted at all the
public buildings
Queen Elizabeth of Belgium and her children who
arrived last night today the guests OF Lord
Curzon. s-A~ s.,
news despatch from the Hague says the four rich
men Belgium the payment to Ger
the Belgium capital The Of Wales relief fund Is
approaching the ten MILL w Ast0r has co1
tributed $4,000 q
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Dr.. W. A Marsh was here Tuesday.
from Wallace
DR. Alex Hanna Of SaE1 was II
the city Ent 81 ~
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CLAIMS ALLOWED.

The county court allowed claims
Tuesday, which will be paid as soon
as the clerk can prepare the orders
within the next few days.
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Miss Kathleen Warner, Fred
A. Olds and Arthur Mccart- j
ney Are the Competi etiteTs
OTHERS CAST BIG VOTE
Wise Competitors Will Not I'm
derestimate Strength of Ri
walls and SIacken Efforts.
ToDAY'ssLRADERs.

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The Seward gateway., 1914-10-13
BIG BATTLE PENDING IN POLAND

LONDON, Oct. 13.-A great battle is now pending in Russian Poland and the result will depend tremen dous lot The main German army is moving toward the Vistula river on north and south front extending through Piorokov, Kelce and Busk Between Lodz and Kalsz is another German army and on the right ot the Germans is the Austrian force The bulk of the Russian armies the east bank of the Vstua but portion of their forces still on the side of the river The center of the battle will probably be between Sandomrz and Ivangorod which both the Vstua river about sixty miles apart.
 This information given out this morning indicates clearly that instead of attacking Cracow the Russians have been forced to retreat into Russian territory and have even been forced back the Vsua river It a so shows that the Austrians far from having left Gaca in the hands of the Russians actually facing the Rus sians on Russian soil or anyhow the frontier and that some important victories must have been won by the Ger mans and Austrans recently to account for the present positions of the combatants It is feared here that Russia has been very dsastrousy whipped and the pos ion of her troops that reached the Caahans is regarded as most perlous if they have not actually already been cut off, The battle pending will be tremendous one.