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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
Zen innifc Sutnf.

Pin" mcobelcr: NanocIcn mco IN.
0~cnlanolf Sobaf er beapnot. Sri.
icrne iDncS iaar at itltlle bliue noaC,
heiere cno iiior. omtring 70-S0
Gre pr. &g, @crtil biOrnlcr piitnot
boaoc arigcn o. Den minore Sobat@.
aul.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
Inaoeifub uau Spniet. On : 9

oannnel @ut, Ssn al 6aarobruger
3. Steen, blep, meoens ban bar paa
@. g., ronmet i Np9gen al en- 4ng-
Ic ira ct @eppr, Tom Ell IS Ior CANT
mel @ut buooe uffpret. Otter Srs
oens Srore blep BEN ianreoe @ltt
ielot til ariitiania, boor ban afgif
peb Sg0cn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
Sfibsuerits.9 rano.

Sflbsuerfts'Vrano. ara Soen0.
bora meooeIes sen 20oe Hooember.
Sernifibsoeritet pao Sreocrifseen
(SoImen) / Spenoborq Sam itanr
/ @rnno. gpens @ranorGien meo
Spreiter err iot oper iii Zen. Seri.
tet eies al grcbrene Riug.anoericn.
(Senere): BED Mionaistih
uor @ronoen pao Der nGrmeite ilut.
fet; men Seruifi6soeritet. aieocl-
huiet, 5egneiuien og Peebuiet par DC
~ncobrGnot. Get luffeoe5 at reooc
Sr9itibsperitet % iamtIige Npbgg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
"Tram" or Hrpbclio.

"Tram" CT Ifrpbclig. "Irnm"
bleo, iom set iii erin0res, for moQcn
Sib ii0en lat / Marincua Seropf poa
Sortcn for at u~n0erQou Ell neiaqtig
@cii0tigelle al Icritu9' 9eiigti9eIies.
mUu0. Zen Sp1Oue. Ger itilleOe5
Veritns' MeprGientantcr, bar at brin-
&c poa Set rene Hrtcn % Smianqct
al Zen Sfobe, "Tram" moatte hapc
libt un6er fine it~robo05ieie Cure i sc
a~rftiife og ontnrftiife &2reaioner. 90
ocrCitcr ifuloe set blipe Sorten5
@erits Sag at bcitcmme Sen ercn.
tuelle Preparations aoitcnbe oa GO.
riqheo. Snapel acknowledgements
tet iom aoIfulationcn ouer Hepara.
Observation-Disclosures iorcIieger mn.
90 "Nitenp" benpcn6te Iig i%orleocn
iii Roolb 9lmtnoicn oI 6oo ont Sc
C%plnsninper. ban MI ia0 inoe nleo
ON set bersnlte EoIor'artsis Ill.
itono. Imunoien uotalte isIgenoe:
"9eiiNtiaeIien hor life braat gIpoe.
lige 3ing / Iogen. "6ram" er bes.
purre meget meotaget. Sfibets
Sfrog err pao en- beI Gel Ste6er i'm.
peItben ~roaboent 90 Ser maa uohug.
qes Itore 0ele az SfroQet for OF tom.
me I'll meo eoertuclle Neporationer.
: "Sram"s Srpuerf bar Raoooens
ifa6en bapt LET for al iinoe IGrinJ
% breoe ia til oe met ifiuIte Ste0er.
6or otter at giere "Irom" belt Tiff.
fet FOR tit Giemeo frGocs Der ca.
100000 SIR. % I oerne SperiIoqs.
iunl har mau finn bart Sfoaets ne.
pnration for 2ie. Gn Reparation al
Bette Smiang piI life funne uoisres
pno minSre emo ct gar. RnturIigpis
er ieg al ben Weniug. at Smfoitnin.
atrne pil blipe 'tore, tanife aItfor
itore iii at Repnratiorerne oil Tonne
iiq. men lea bar enoru life iruiiet
nogen beiinitio gligierelie ON Sfu.
bens SfiGbne. 6oreIebig faar Sen
.lugoe %. nogcn Separation unber
De nupprenbc SorhoIo fan Der life
bIipe Gale ON. Sfulbe ieg ienere Re.
femme mig Tor life at reparere
"6rnm". piI iea ooa hare betonet, at
min neutrality-suspicious. life oermeS
err opgipet. Zen iiaar % iaIoer life
meb "Jram"."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
GienoomSbanbe(.
loel. @~ienbommell

Sanoofer / Haffeitoo er, ifelae
Wteooelelie ira 6reoriftitao, al Sr-
gcnier Sans Sbeooor aiGr iolgt iii
agronom Wnrtin SfjeIino / 9oroe
Tor 1900 aroner og Snlfoitninoer
Gtenoommen er en- al Sc gilocitc /
Maffeitao meo ca. 500 Waal Slth.
mari % 900 Wool Sfog oa rs.
mari. Ter err ltomerfeoe Silic, lac,
bel SopcbbpQning Tom llohnSbua,
ninger. Gienoomnten ooertaocS ON
14oe Ipril 1915. Salget er iorc.
gooet pes Sltrer Eittborp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
Giencumsiala. Sopeoporccacn al

VItHrUIIeIUIN. NUUVVtUIVVIIVTT Ut
&crreNnaroen "Reiit" pco @ron,
hersIeu or al Gien0omsbnnbIer ).
Z. Ro9mlsien i IQin9oobro iolst
I'll 9prIpge Sberfiloicn al aornrm.
Noaro peo @rsn0eralep for 1ll,0O0
&roncr.
NpIsQoorSen "Gfeiuno" pua
Sun ntco tiIberenoc Trite. og 2Ir.
bci6crbuie oq oeIpiS Neirtning er
al aanoioat 2inoegaorO iolQt ii.
@aorocnS mangeonrige Torpdgttr,
Sbomicn, Tor 10000 &roner. Il!
@aorocn Derer ca. 250 lenocr
Sau0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
Sra Ioroc.
ltniueriitetsitipcnSiat Iaracnncn

err uon9unt til &iiOoer al Ocn itaIien.
lie aroneoroclL iom iorlcoen bleo
bolt opertaft al Sen italieulfe Wtt'
hitter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
NcSsiolb. Gn al @rimitaNS min

TcSsiolb. Gn al @rimitaNa min.
ore aiebmpno, Sans Sto0, or al.
gaaet ue0 Gs0en al Sicrtclontnlclie.
- @ruo@eicr :. 9. Gnge6retbicn
i Sfien er oigaaet ocO GeNen, 81
Nar gommel Nioeoe onr en- al
SfienS melt ficuDte SfiffeIicr. San
bar bI. a. / i'm 2io / en- lang Nar-
rUffe pnret 0(eoIem al StIena Nom-
mtncItprc, nolgt al ScIre.
- Gn al &ulingoal3 melt anieeoc
MUno, @uorobrugcr Soaei 0reic /
NoI, er oiganct pco Cohen, - Gar
lamntel @reie bauoc prrct &crreb9.
itprenlebIcm / # 9(ar, 6orliaeIica.
fommiSipr / 30 Iar o0 ioreuri1 in.
oebaot en- MTngoe 5iQi0ShoerD.
Sans TO QienIcpcnoe @resre CT &eie.
itcretSosle5ior SfnttebeI 81 FoItor
Slaf Sfottebel.
- aoptcin Nnonien boo Senoens
ijelbitcs SONG Si9uro" CT oiqaoet
pes Ge0en. Inonien bar ieot / Sire
brifsbolb / 1857 90 bleu ianIcoc9 81
9lor gommcl. IQereoc / 1878 be.
gpnbte bon / SsnoeniieI0ife Camp.
IfibSielifobs .Sicneite. o. Der pirfeoe
ban ogina Tciten al tit Gin. San
bar prret anptein pno en- Mpffe al
ScIifabctS Sfibe, ioaleoes Song
AIi", Song @isrn" ~ mt iibit pon
SONG SiqurO". : aNptein Nnon-
len bor SsnbeuficIOite 0ompitibS.
ieIifab miitct cn al inc Opgti9iic So
rere.
- ESsraen 4. S~isrQcnien, tiolioere
SamIagsbeitprcr, m~loHrenbe Nnoe.
bnper al WanboIa 8clcionleIifu6, er
oiAuaet pes Is0en otter lpnaere
SiOs SpHeIiGbeo, itrr 81 Mnr gam
mel. Sergcnien bar prret Ell Al
WanooIS melt beuottcoc MUno. 5
en- Iurrrffe bar ban WcoIcm al @p-
itpre % Sormdnoitob inntt / fIcrc
Erriobcr Srofgrcr, WebIem al Sat.
tiaitnre og SfoIcitprc, al 0ireftionen
Tor WonOalS Spurebonf 0. (. b.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
ltnfur SiclSet. sra Manbof mco.

ltSfur Sjcloct. Sra Monbol meo-
oclca oen 19oe Mopember: en- ing
lllpffc hrnGte ignar Gitermiooag /
Nartmarf. gn 8 Nor Janlmel @ltt.
Sen al Soban Sprgcnien 6uglepif,
por 0anct op pao ct ,SieIo bag &uict
ior at ifipre nogcn Splitter al en- ,Sll-
ri, ioml bang liooper &cien. San
iturtcoc inlioIcrtio pna Sopeoet nco
oo bleo / bcoibitIps 5ilitanb baoret
inc men 0soc no9cn Elmer efter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
"Sohan Scbicn" brrnot.

@ergcn meobcIeS hcn 250e 0ouem.
Der. Sampifibet "Sobau Sebicn",
tiIhsreuoc Snbrc NorohorolonhS
IampifibSiclifab, or brrnot / Otter.
iioroen. llroer 6orccrina al Sien
ialot en- 2ampe paa anoen TIaos ncS
% antpnote 5rGpcrfct. SIber
hrcbie Tia oper belle Sfibet. MaE
lit iat set poa 2ano. bpor alt brrnc.
te, fun ieIpe Sfrogei or iIIbase. Yas-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
"Nurgbpl,n" arnnSitpbt.

Nrenool mebbeIeS sen 23oe Nop6r. :
Tompifibet "Sorgtplm" ~tilbsrenoe
Treb. Glen, er ieoaraite8 itsbt pau
@rlno paa Store Sorungen. Spret
cr iluffct. Sfibct bar liggct Der /
belle Sormiboug % bar fanet ct Sul
/ Waugcll, men err III triitfct ar.
Snnlpifibct "Ncptun" er aigaact fra
ariitiania til NSiiItoncc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
Sra Odnmdrf.
u! Ncitenb;sricl iprbnot. :

u! Nc'feiiof9ricl fpronof. ara
A%lrbcnbaun mcooeleS oen 230e 20.
penlbcr. Ger er inotil piocre ior.
buot enhper l~loisriel al @eltc ber
i'm Sanoet. Sorpuoet trpoer / arnit
ltrar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
Eiam6cr 90 Srglcr.
Etort 9daer.

Strtp indG sftsr Rds
tdlo9 % nam. hpuo
ION, sulfes. tduo,
Jtut,oresl caer Nuss
orsel. OF q ltal ftus
be. at Se Der fan
'da tlebt Ct uonrertet
|,uitrulnsut I'll Sas
gems lduelte Grtier.
NCpu bette gldo.
rat NORTH WESTERN
MUSIC HOUSE.
$50 2nd Ave. S..
MINNEAPOLIS. aalsN
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
Turnebp SroeSNaarS iulat.

VVfHtUU EF|t7D"HFV TDFBFt OF
nebo Soocbguarb nleo eli Gel At
Iurfen er iolgt til Sfibsreoer Ibor
Sboreien for 100000 8roner. Noa.
lie Gage ipr bleo 5orneboifogen, bpor
Der er uoblinfet ca. $500 Spluter
@ran o. Sllrutsrmer, tiloels al
itorc Gimeniioner, iolgt I'll ltbbuglt
til Srplaitbanoler gntil @lietb nj. Il.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

80 Tar inlote Torfottcrcn Soar
STtcr Cen 200c Nop. San or ieot
/ Siterbalcr, fog Scminareromcn,
bar berciter 9rrcr og Reooftsr I lin
Siembngb % bIcu / 1898 aniot iom
Snipeftsr pes Get 9cifranife 9i6.
liotbef, buor ban par iii iiior. SSpdr
Srter oebiitere0e / 1896 mc0 ct
@inb Giatc % bar ienere ifrepet en-
HUffe ifisnliterGre og biiuriif-fuI-
ttrcIle Irbeiber. bnorni iprIip Sd
notins Sopoln" oa "Iomfirfcns
SpgmeIter" pil oGre fienht. SUtcr
bar oaiaa ubQiuet enoel uomcrfe0e
gpabebeifripelicr % err oe5ii0en en-
ifottet 5orcoragSboIoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15

Nlcichjem for Subcrfnlpie. Sra
@orbo mcbbclcs bcn 25bc Nopember:
Sru Nnnd @rootforbs Tleiebiem for
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-12-15
|affcr @nnc til TpbeitsSet. @ro;

%affcr @auc til TpSeitsSct. @ros-
'crer Seraenicn / 0onhon 90 hons
@ror, Wtpntaraper Shronoicn,
aon0sbera, bar ln0et opfere ct prpo.
tiGt ToriomIinqsIofnIe paa gtorobp
/ SenItab, bercS Neocitco. Vn0nin-
Qen err / qnn1mcInorif Stil otter Pr
fiteft Mrnc6croS Tlon o0 foItcr ca.
10000 ar. : isrIte Gtogc or en-
itor oq en- miuorc SaI. aisffcn m. D.
90 | onben GtoQe 2fonomboliQ Silt
let 6Ieu inbpict iorlcoen pes 7c'tmio-
Boa ca NoIfcieit. bc'eQt al hcnoeo
100 Fcrioner, beribIan0t oe TO @i-
.pere.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07
villa Gets 10000 Rifles.

El Paso. Texas, Oct. General
Villas agents in the United States to-
day entered through this port 10000
American-made rifles under the re-
Gently raised embargo on munition of
war
Carranza agents here also have
been purchasing all available sup
plies, which are being rushed to the
assistance of General HILL who is de
tending Naco. Sonora against Mayto'
rena insurgent forces, supposedly par
tisans of Villa. No reports of fighting
between Carranza and Villa troops
however, came from other parts OF
the republic. The forces of General
Herrera, one of Villas brigade com
manders who has joined Carranza, re
lmained in the Parrall district with
out hindrance from the Villa leaders
Little news from Villa territory
leaked through THE rigid censorship
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07
Rulers Exchange Notes.

London. Oct 6.-S:45 p. m.-An Of
ficial communication issued tonight
by the press bureau says:
King George has received a tele-
gram from President Poincare Of
France saying;
''On leaving French headquarters
I had great pleasure in paying a visit
to Field Marshal French at British
headquarters and to his valued Brit
ish troops. | seized this agreeable
opportunity for renewing to your
majesty my most hearty fluctuations
and shall be grateful if you will con-
vey them to the splendid army which
is now fighting fraternally by the
side of the French
king George replied to the French
executive in the following telegram:
"1 heartily thank you, Mr.. Presi-
dent for informing me of the visit
which you so kindly paid to the head
quarters of my army in France.
win gladly convey your message of
congratulations to my troops, who are
proud to be fighting side by side with
the gallant French army"
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07
England Makes Flat Denial.

London, Oct 6.-S:33 p, m.-TAe Il,
ficial press bureau tonight issued a
statement declaring absolutely un-
true" the allegations made by Profes.
sor Harnack and other prominent
Germans that Great Britain has
stored quantities of ammunition at
the French. fortress of Maubeuge be
fore the outbreak of the war. The
Germans claimed this was evidence
England intended to violate the neu-
trality of Belgium. The statement
adds:
mo decision to send British forces
abroad was taken until after Germany
had violated Belgian neutrality and
Belgium had appealed for assistance.
No British ammunition or stores had
been placed at Maubeuge before
these events. Any British ammuni-
ton or stores found at Maubeuge
were sent there after and not before
the outbreak of the war and the VIC
lation of Belgian territory by Ger
many"
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07
WALKED RIGHT INTO TRAPS
Russians Left Gap Uneuarded and
Germans Marched in When Jaws
Of the Russian Trap Closed and
Demoralized Them.

London, Oct. 1885 a.m.-The cor
respondent of the Post in Petrograd,
in contrasting Russian and German
strategy to the disadvantage of the
latter, says
Instead Of following sound mill
tary principles of seeking out the
enemy's strength and endeavorilg to
smash it, the Germans seem to follow
the lines of lease resistance. Both
German defeats in Galicia and in
Western Russia exempiify these tao
tics. In both cases the Russians
caught them in precisely the same
trap. In the latter case the Russians
left a gap of 20 miles open like a
mouse trap door and the Germans
marched gaily in. They found no OPP
position until they met an unpleasant
surprise at the fantastic bends of the
river Niemen and while trying to
force the Niemen, the jaws of the
trap closed upon them"
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07
VILLA GETS MORE RIFLES
Rebel Chief Receives a Shipment of
Ten Thousand Rifles From United
States - SilIiman consuts WIEN
Wilson.

Washington, Oct. 6-President Will
son conferred for two hours toni In,
on the Mexican situation with Secre-
tary Bryan and John r. Sinman. who
made a special trip from Mexico at
his own request to talk with the
president, No inkiing Of what was
discussed was given out at the white
|house after the conference. Secre-
tary Bryan refused to make any ccm-
ment
Mr. Silliman, who is United States
consul at Saltillo, Mexico, has been
getting as President Wilson personal
representative in Mexico for some
weeks. A few days a2o he tele-
glaphed the state department asking
permission to come to Washington for
consultation. He was told it was
thought best he should return TO Mex
leo City. Sifliman was not satisfied
and it is said his visit was arranged
directly with the president.
Seen at mis- hotel after the confer
ence, Mr.. Silliman refused to say
what his mission to Washington con
templated or what had been discussed
at the white house conference. The
fact that he was accompanied from
Mexico by Richard Cole, who gave
out a statement at st. Louis saying
he was coming to Washington in be.
half of General Carranza and expect
ed reco2nition of CarranZa by the
United States would come soon, led
to speculation along this line. To in
quirers as to whether the question OF
recognition had been taken up, Mr..
Silhman's only reply was:
"The subject matter of the confen
ence was not to be given to the
press"
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07
Russians TO Join Servians.

Rome, via London, Oct. 7-4:23 a.
ma dispatch from Budapest says
Russians invading Hungary with the
intention Of effecting a junction with
the Servians, are advancing in two
columns. One column is making an
assault on Hosszumezo-Dlhepo Tin
northwest Hungary. &c miles south
east of Olmutz) and the other is rap
idly descending the valley Of the
Magyar against Huszt (proyince of
Marmaros, 80 miles northeast of De-
brecsen). The Servians also are re-
ported to have begun northeast al
vance from Semlin.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07

in all defenses in CarpatAians against
Russians who are fleeing in disorder.
Two Montenegrin brigades which
penetrated into eastern Bosnia were
crushed after two days sanguinary
and are fleeing over frontier
in panic. Several Austrians found
horribly mutilated Whole Servian
battalion captured by us in northern
Bosnia"
DR. Dumba said the message was
signed by Count Berchtold, secretary
of foreign affairs.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07

reports a general shake-up in the
German army command Following brt
mot necessarily the result OF the re-
ported removal of General Won Mol,ke
as chief of the German general staff
The most important of the changes is
the shifting of General Won Hinden,
burg from East Prussia to assume
command at Cracow He is succeeded
in the field, where he scored so bril-.
liantly over tAe Russians, by General
Curt Won Morgen.
The British press is still indugine
in the pastime of guessing at the Ger
man emperor's whereabouts The
latest report is that he is at Cologne
under the protection of the powerful
fortresses.
President Poincare's visit to the
front is confirmed through a telegram
he sent to King George saying he had
visited Field Marshal French at B1i-
ish headquarters.
To the long series of national de-
malls this war has brought is a state
ment issued in behalf of the British
government tonight denying the Ger
man contention that Great Britain
had stored ammunition at Maubeuge
prior to the outbreak of the war thus
indicating an intention to violate Bel
gian neutrality.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07
DEMOCRATS FORM
STRATEGY BOARD
PRESIDENT MEETS WITH PARTY
LEADERS TO OUTLINE THE
COMING CAMPAIGN.
Wilson Expects That Campaign Will
Open as Soon as Congress Has Ad
p journed Next Week.

Washington Oct 6.--President vii
son and his cabinet gathered today as
a political board of strategy and laid
! plans for the coming congressionl
campaign. Itineraries of cabinet mem
bers' campaign tours were taken up
and subjects to be discussed in cam.
paign speeches were gone over.
The president expects congress to
adjourn next week and Immediately
afterward the campaign will be ac-
lively begun. A letter to Majority
Leader Underwood of the house ex,
pressing the presidents qualification
at the work accomplished and endors-
ing democratic members for re-elec,
tion viii be the opening gun.
The fact that the United States Is
at peace while Europe is at war: the
currency, tariff and conservation bills
and the handling by the president OF
the crisis following the outbreak of
the European war are to be the prin-
cipal points to be dwelt upon by the
cabinet members.
The president is making efforts TO
harmonic all party differences before
the November elections. In this con-
nection it was reported in official cir
cles that Henry Watterson, editor or
the Louisville Courier-Journal, would
follow the example of George Harvey
and call at the white house to end the
incident which caused both men to
withdraw their support OF Mr. Wilson
during the pre-nomination campaign
in 1912. There has been a friendly
exchange of letters between the presi-
dent and Mr.. Watterson, it was Off
cially stated.
In New York several members of
the cabinet Aave endorsed Governor
Glynn for reelection and the presi-
dent win formally take the same ac-
ton. Mr.. Harvey has offered his ser
vices in the New York campaign and
the president will consult him freely.
There were many indications that the
administration would make extraordt
nary efforts toward democratic sue
cess in New York.
In PENNSYLVANIA the president is
doing everything possible for the elec-
tion of Representative Palmer as
senator and may 90 10 Pittsburg to
speak at a Young Mems Christian As
sociation anniversary meeting at Mr..
Palmer's invitation, although he win
not make political speech.
Democratic senators and represen,
tatives from the west are besieging
the white house with requests that
Secretary Lane and Secretary Hous-
ton tour their sections. Neither has
mapped out an itinerary, however.
Secretary Bryan plans to leave to.
morrow night to speak in the Ohio
campaign. On Friday and Saturday
he will speak in Indiana; on MONDAY,
October 19, the secretary will start a
| campaign through western Missouri
Kansas, Colorado, Wyoming and
South Dakota. and during the follow.
ing week he will speak in North Da-
kota, Minnesota Wisconsin, Iowa and
| Nebraska.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07
Austrian Favorite Killed.

Rome, via Paris, Oct 6.-11:5S p.
m.-The body of Captain Engeibert
Piltz has been brought to Vienna, ac-
cording to a dispatch from the Aus
trian capital. Captain Piltz, who was
killed in an engagement against the
Servians, was the last aide appointed
by Archduke Francis Ferdinand prior
to his assassination at Savaiaro. He
was in an automobile following the
archdul1e at the time of the tragedy
Baron Rumerskirch, a member OF
the arthdukes suite, gave to Captain
Piltz snuff box set with diamonds
saying it was gift the archduke hao
intended making him personally. The
snuff box was found on the Austriah
captains body stained with blood.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07
TO MOVE FRENCH CAPITAL BACK TO PARIS

Chalons, discovered by an aeroplane
reconnciter that two German regi-
ments had failed to make a junction
and had left considerable gap in
the neighboIhOod of Vitry-le-Franco.s S.
Genelal Foch thrust large wedge
OF men, supported by strong artillery,
into this gap and had them we'll es-
tabished before the Germans discov-
cred their oversight, with the result
that there was German panic and
retreat in which the Germans suf-
fered heavily
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07
German Reinforcements.

London. Oct 7.-2:50 a. ma d s.
match to the Times from Ostend dated
Monday says:
"A very important movement OF
German troops in southern Belgium
was reported late today A column
10000 strong of horse and foot art'-
lery with a commissariat convoy and
wireless apparatus marched through
Templeuve. five miles north OF Tou.-
mai in the direction of the French
frontier to the west. All the troopers
were young men
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07
THREATEN TO BUMBARD IT
Belgans Announce That This Attack
viii Not Lessen the Defense of the
Temporary Capital and Principal
Seaport.

London, Oct. I'll 10 a. ma dis,
patch to the Exchange Telegraph
from Antwerp gives the following Of
ficial communication issued at 10
O'Clock last (Tuesday) night:
THE military governor has in
formed the burgomaster that bonn
bardment of Antwerp Is imminent
and that tie people who wish to flee
from the town are requested to leave.
THE bombardment will have no in
fluenee on the towns resistan e.
which will be pushed to the extreme
limit"
The Exchange Telegraph Company
adds the foregoing message has been
passed by the British censor for pub
lication.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07
Russian War Loan.

Petrograd, via London, Oct. T.
AIS a.m.-The Bourse Gazette learns
that owing to the favorable news from
the seat of war, subscriptions will be
invited for an internal loan of $780,
100000 at per cent. A writer N
the Army Gazette estimates that the
war with Germany will drag on for a
year because the winter campaign
cannot have an intensive character.
The fighting will, however, break out
again in, the spring with its previous
fury, he says.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07
German Consul Protests.

San Francisco, Oct. 6.-Baron E.
Won Setback, German consul general.
in San Francisco, presented formal
protest today to Rear Admiral Pond,
supervisor of the Twelfth naval dis
trict, against the armed guard placed
upon the former Kosmos steamer Al
eXandria, which now is anchored in
the stream laden with coal, to prevent
her leaving port.
The Alexandria was recently pur-
chased by syndicate who asked that
the vessel be shifted from German to
American registry The change has
not been authorized. No action was
taken today regarding the protest OF
the German consul
The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-07
Austria Charges Treason.

Rome, via Paris, Oct 7.-2:20 a. m
-Signor Battiste, socialist deputy
from Trent, whose arrest on a charge
of high treason has been ordered by
the Austrian courts because of his
propaganda for uniting Trent to Italy
is being urged by his admirers to
stand as a candidate for election to
the Italian parliament from the con.
stituency of Feltre, made vacant by
the recent suicide of Guido Fisinato,
former foreign minister.