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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05

baS 5u ben ber5libiten 8ludtpMnf6en
fir oas innge 8oar bette @eranlai-
Jung gnb. Die 8raltt lit cine Eobter
Ser 6ra,1 Ebereiia Sod, mel6e I'M
oes Geo. so. @dafer .meb'
rere Sabre als germ begruBte 9a6en-
oienerin beidaftigt NOR. Ser 8rau-
tigam lit Elm tpoblbabenoer Sormer
bon Chateau County, @ont., tpo Die
9ee1permablten ibren bausliden Serb
griinben tperberL an Dem es ibnen
boffentli6 1tets moblergeben miro. -
Sim "a. 6ieies Monats miro @ilbelm
.Sbinoler, melder iib Montag IN @e-
id6ften na6 st. Glou6 begob, Ser
lteigerung balten, un6 @n6e 6ieies
Monats miro er nit 6amilie iei1
Seim bon ieiner Sarm IN &paintop1,
auf ser er % gliidlide nnb erfolgrei=
DIE Sabre berlebte, mad. Mlbom per-
legeu. Sobn 81. SETTLER bon Safe
George miro sic S6inoler Sarm, Die
Fer fanfli@ an ii@ brabte, be5ieben.
- Mm IA. Sebruar tperben oie Sar>
mer Ser bieitgen Madbari@oft IN Der
'5to6tbale cine @%eriammlung balten,
oeren 8med sic @riinoung elmer r2ife
Stool Shipping Miiociation" biloen
ion. - SRI. &u6olpb @@a0ert tit
bon 8ro6et, 81. g., MOO Tie flint $50
den BEL ibper Eod)ter, Der 6rau Otto
@briiten, 5u @aite mar, uieoer oabeim
eingetroffen. = Srau Mlois S6ming<
BANNER mno tire 6ret &inoer iino
11a6 mebrere @od)en langem 8eiu@e
BEL bieiigen @erman6ten am lebte11
Donneritag nod ibrem &eim in Bru-
no, @asf., Canada, 5urudgetebrt. =
s.. $. 6ieoler mobnte lebte ISOLDE tn
6ountain @itp, ISIS, bem @egrab@
ml1e ieines Sbeims bel. &odm. P.
Mlto,,0 %. g., eritattete bergangene
ISOLDE Dem in Sarming als @forrer
angelteute,1 bodtp. P. &btltpp, .. g.
g., einen freunoi6aftli@en 8eiud. -
Sn ser Iamilie @mil @ofmann itelte
ii6 @onntag Dor a6t Sagen Elm mnn=
teres Sobn6en Elm. M0ge es Ben
@ltern MIR Greube bereiten! - Gin
i'm 8God 20, Mlbanp, gelegeneS Sc
ldaftsgebdn6e, bas ii6 fir irgeno Elm
'@el4aft eignet, gu berpa&ten. Mabe>
res BEL @einrid 8lenfer, Albanp,
Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05
Mnf noh TIpriba!

Sim eriten Dienitag i'm 6ebruar
tperbe id cine @eiie nod Glorioa on.
@ern Semon6 miinf4t, 6iefe
@egeno gu feben, ion er mid
BEL 8eiter babor in @er1ttnib febe1:
Damn nerfdoffe i4 ibm cine binige
@eie. Midt tpeit bon Der tatbolif4e1
Stride geleeenes Broirie. ODER 8uf4-
lnno tnr11 i@ 5u $4,000 Bis $500
per gfer anf MbidIogs3nbll,ng Der.
faufen. 5olde, meIde bic Gabrt nod
Benz Iboren GIorioa mitnod)eu mol
len, follen ffa Montag. ben 2. Sc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05
Kinder Schreien
MACH FLETcHER'S
r RIA
8mdman.

Dem sSabresberi6t Der Budma11
Creamery Miiociation '5nfolge nabm
6ie @eieui9aft mdbrenb 6es lebten
@ei6aftsiabres fir 8utter $39,271.=
70 Elm, mm6 nit Ser BEL 8eginn bes
nel1en Sqbres borban6enen 8ilar3
i'm 8etroge bon $590.12 betrugen ste
@eiommteinnabmen mdbpen1 bes
Sabres 40,046.32; Die Gnslagen
beliefen ii6 arf $674.49, bemna@ ii@
am gn6e 6es Iebter @ei@aftsiobres
$39>862.94 in Ser &uiie b%efan6en.
Sic 8eomten fir bas 1re1te @ef&afts.
iabr iino: Sobn @el5enberg, @rait.
6ent; Neter S. MiiQer, @i5epraii6ent;
Mmgnit g. Debler, @efretar; Soiepb
&orti@ @dabmeiiter; 9ireftorer:
Meatbias 8er1ter, Sobn 8. 9ebler,
Geo. @odem,. Sobn @orter, Sobn
Meiidfe. Sir @abm mmr6en mab'
reno oes Sabres $35,520.07 ausbe.
5oblt. - Sn ser 6ami1ie Sacob
8rauIen iteute iih CUR 6rer6e Der
@Itern elm murteres @0bn9en eth.
- Sron g. 81. 8inig 1T aus Dem
ct. @obriels &oipital in 9ittle Sails,
mo- 5ie operirt tp1r6e, entlaffen tpor-
Sen. - 6rmt Mid. San6 unb Grom
@etsbrih murert a1f Ser @ranfen=
liite. = @eter Meiiuer NOR unf Der
@bite @artb &eierbation, no er it'd
nah 9an6 umfab.
Mabbep Cafe.
Ser quite @rfolg, pel6er BEL benz
in ser @o1entin<Salle nnlGngit gum
8elten ser @emeinbe gebaltemen
ugosfet @ocial" er5ielt tp1r6e, bot
sic l0bli6e Soee nadgerufen, fit 11n=
fere @farrfir6e ne1te 8ainfe an5u-
idaffen. Ser idone @er1auf :6es
@osfet @ocial bat Sic inngen 9ente
Ser @emeinoe ouf ben @ebanfen ge-
bradt, balls tpie6er cine geie1tge nn<
terbaltnng fitr Die @er1e111oe 31t Dolz
ten, init 10 sic our Dednng Ser nit
ser Mnidaffung bon @ir6enbanfen
berbun6ener1 Soften notbigen Sonos
5uiammen3nbringen. = &etnri6 SeB
bon bier, tpelder int ct. @opboels
@oipitol at ct. @lou6 an Gppba1s
erfront ~nie6erIiegt, bat ii@ 6erart ge~
beIiert, ooB er 3eitpeilig 6os &rott-
fenbett berloiien fann:
Gt. MntbprD.
SSn Ser Bomilie @ilbelm @oore1t
itelte fi@ Iebte ISOLDE ein m1nterer
Madfomme Elm, mo3u Ben @ltern l1rt-
fern @liidspnni@.- Sobn S@iner bh
sic 22O M6er groBe Gnrm 6es Sobn
l5lipnif fiji $4,000 falfli@ in ietne1
Beiib gebrodt. - SEQ &letn bat feline
IShanfltnbe NIT 5net groBen @pie-
geIn b%er8iert. ~ Die Sormers grea-
merp Miiootatior belt lebte 8o9e ei.
ne @%erfommlung, in nelder benz So.
Slider llnb @m. Dbrlein Die gisernte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05
@Mmitige @elesenbeit.

nnter5eidneter offertrt feline 100
M6er grobe Sarm, bon oenet 45 Slider
unter 8flug, ser @eit @iefe uno @ei-
6elan6, nit g1ten @ebaulii6fetten
5um 8erfouf. Sic 6arm 1T am
Safe, cine 8iertelmetle bon
Mbon gelegen. Mdberes at eel ragen
BEL Spbn @eimann,
1921 Mbo1t, Wft1ttt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05

bruar> radmittags 2 l1br in Ser
&onoer 9anb office &c.,. 2O2 Mr-
oreps @ebauoe gu @inneapolis eir-
fin6en.e @etpiB miro Mteman6en Die
5abrt gere11en, 5umal Ser 8reis fit
@in- un6 &iidfabrt auf Die nomineqe
Summe bon $751; angeieBt 1T.
Sofia S@molfe,
4t 81. 9. $50. 4, 8ier3, Min11.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05
6. &asbromd 1tnb @ermann apep,
8erieiaerer.

Sic meiit geiudten @eriteigerer in
Benton un6 Steorns Gountp. Gr.'
itets Ben bidfter 8reis fir
Cure 8oaren. Spred3en englif9 ,1tto
6eutf9.. @pre9t Dor ODER teIepbonirt
tpegen gurer Decentralization ODER
labt 8eitellung 3uriid in. Ser Benton
County State 8anf, @n11f @opios,
Minn. 1O.1m
Eelepborr Germ. Scoop 1913.
Selepbon s. 8. &aSbrold lis.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-02-05
Illus der utn9e9end.
Gplb Gprinq.

Gplb Spring.,
aur5 Dor 5pei l1br in lebter Don=
nerltag Ma9t gerietb oaS our Wta11=
rims @interlaiieni6aft geborigeStore-
qebauoe ouf cine big iebt nod 1ner>
fIarli6e 8eiIe in 9rano, nno trob=
benz sic 6euertpebr ibr 8eites tbat,
permodte 1ie es nidt, 6as 6euer 11n=
ter @ontroue gu bringen. 9os Sc
bQ0r6e, eine alte 2anomarf, meldes
bereits in 1868 erri6tet mnroe, tit
in einen S6mttbaufen Dertpanoelt,
un6 audi sic in bemielben unterge>
brudte 8oaremaiie pur6e onr@
6as Se11er 8eritort. Ser @elammt'
1do6en miro auf $4,000 a%ngegeben,
Ser nod Musiage bes Serrn IS. IS.
Mourin p%ol1tdnoig 6ur@ @erft6e-
rur1g gebedt tit. gs beiBt, bob anStel-
Ie 6es nieoergebrannten @ebanoeS Elm
ne,tes erridtet miro. Die &lane fir
ben Meubau 1onen fofort angefertigt
uno ser Meubau, iobalo oie 8itte=
rung Dies 5uldBt, in Mngrtff genonn<
men mer6en. - Ma6 1angerem 8e-
1ude Bel @ertpan6ten in @abpeton
fin6 Mif. 8ades un6 @atttn Mtte
LETTER ISOLDE tpieber babeim etnge-
troffen. - SRI. Maria Ibeis, 3o@-
ter ser bier mobnen6en 5omtlie So
bann Ebeis, befinbet ii6 in 2ans<
fort, 81. 9, bel ibrem 8ruoer Mif.
Ebeis gu 8eiu6. - Soul &btltpp,
tpeld9er nod ieiner &uiidfffeGbr bon
@oro6afota e%rfranfte, lit pie6er TO-
meit bergeitelt, 6aB er ii6 ieinen
Sreunoen 5eigen fann. - &rbert
Sung tpir6 ieiner Musfage na@ iet11
@eim nit .Samilie na6 Melroie per-
Iegen. - Sobn &loder lit nod mebr=
m06entIidem 8eiu6e BET @ermano-
ten in &oben, q. g., tpieoer 6abeim
eingetroffen. SSn ietner @egleitung
befan6 ii6 SRI. Barbara 8inter, Die.
bier cine 3eitlang BEL @ertpanoten
permeilen miro. = Soiepb De@enter
perian6te lebte ISOLDE cine &eroe
@dmeine, mel6e ibm Sic id0ne
@ummre bon $467 einbra6te. -
@orratb por Miidmaareu sum Ser.
famf a%ngeboten. @eeer bes Sobes,
mnb ,11t Ben Madblaf bes Sbeobor
3immer @prratbs BON Miidmaarem
at reselm, tpirb Der san5e @aa'
r%emborratb berfamft merben. St.
aeub Semanb, Der elm SntereFe ba-
rim fat, iprede bur ober f&reibe an
Serb. 9. @teim, Mbminiitrator, Golb
@pring, Minn. ba.
MartD.
Muf sic Mabri9t bin, 6aB fem
@6mager S. g. Dingmann bon 6ar=
ming, tpe1der am Dien1tag LETTER $50
de inn Mapor @oipital in &odeiter
operirt muroe, auf Sen 500 erfranft
-. iei, begob ii9 &err Souls 8ieber bon
bier an 6es 56magers &ranfenbett,
uni Ser Sodter 6es @rfranften, pel-
DE BEN 8ater nod &odeiter beglet=
tete, bei3uiteben. = Sc gebt bier bas
@erebe, baB &etnri6 @tei6en ii6 ert=
fdloiien baben ion, bel Ser fommen,
Sen @abl als @anoi6at fir Dos
County : Committeeman gegeR Mi-
6oeI Solo bon ct. Soiepb tns Selo
5u ridden SSran SSacob @6eelar bon
bier unter5og fi6 letten Donneritag
I'M ct. &apbaels 9oipital 3u ct.
CLOUD elmer f6mierigen Operation,
bie ani6etnen6 einen grten 8erlanf
nabm.
@odpile.
@ommen6en Dienitag tper1en IN
ser biefigen Hfarrfirde ebelt@ Der.
bnn6er gilbert MeDer unb SRI. Bar
bara MoIitor. - Donneritnngaben6
batten Sic Mitglie6er 6eS bier bette
benoen Grq1.er1 : Mdbbereins gum
@eiten Der Stride in Der @obn11ng Ser
.E-NH
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quite Mefultate. Dies iit, tpetI Golep
geierenpinen 6e11 Nieren un6 8laien
gera6e 6os geben, pas sic Mat1r Der-
langt, INN biefe fdmaden urb mntba-
tigen 9rgone gu beilen. Sci allen
Mpotbefern. - @n5eige.
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MeberaQ erfpIareid.

Meberon ipreden bie 2el1te bon ra-
i9er un6 feiren @irfungen, Die So
lep MierenpiIe11 lei Miid6ertpeb, Mbe11-
motisn1l1s, Mieren- 1r6 8laienbe-
fdmeroen ertnirfen. Sbr fonnt es
nidt IN gaer Spitem aufnebmen obne
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@nte @eIeocnheit.

Cine Mn8oN al1sge5ei@neter Sar-
men bon 80 BIG 500 Slider groB, nate
oen Sopns Melrofe, Snuf Centre mn6
@apmono geIegen, gu fa1fen. S@reibt
fiir unfere 2iite.
Srid Sarnn Asenep,
11-3t Sal1t Centre, Mi1n.
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9ie stearus Gomntp

Ste Sfe0rl8 E1ttt9
8aumidule BEL Sreeport offerirt cine
groBe Muspobl bon Sbitbaumer1,
3ierpflanaen u. {. 10.
q. @ilmerbing, @igentbumer,
-S-2m Greeport, Mirr1.
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SuuIe AHO SQlllleE. re. .4VO
3niammen 40 3a9erdnonngen.
SO a It. uno 3AhtDieb.
Die f~olgen6en 8reiie iin6 fir lebe1,
oes 8ieb pro 100 Bfuno:
Maititiere. 900 bis 1850 Bf6.
i4tper, quite Bis prima CTS BIZ 7.25;
mittelmabige Bis quite SIS Big 6..75;
minoertpertbige, 500 Bis 5.75.
3udtitiere, 600 Bis 500 Bhlnb
idper, CUTE Bis prima $50 Big 700;
mittelmaBige Biz quite, SIS Big $50;
minoermertbige, '4.75 Biz 5.75.
Sabrlinge> quite Biz primo, 600
big $50; m%ittelmdBige Biz quite
300 big 600; min6ermertbiqe, $50
Bis 500.
3u4t' uno Mait-&eifers quite bis
primo, SIS Bis els; mittelmdbige
Bis quite, 525 Bis SIS.
Muitfube - Cute Bis prima, 4.75
Bis 500; getp0bmlide big quite, 3.75
Big 4.75.
8udtbuqen = 500 Big SIS.
@inbeimiides SdIa@tpieb.
Stiere. = Cute Bis prtmo IT'S
Biz $40; m%ittelmaBige Big quite,
$50 Big IT'S.
&iibe uno @eifers. = Suite.
Bis prima, $50 biz 40; mittelm6-
bge Bis quite $50 Bis $50; gep0bn-
lide Biz mittelmaBige, $50 Bis $50;
minoertpertbige, $50 Bis 4.50.
Bullen: quite Big prima $50 Bis
6.25; mittelmdBige Big quite, 4.75 Big
5.75; min6ertpertbige bon 400 Bis
4.75.
&allber: quite Bis prima, 1926 Biz
900; mittelmdBige Big quite 700
big 1926; getpobnli9e Big mitteImd-
Bige bon $50 Biz $50. - 5dmere
@alber: quite Bis primo 600 Big
700; geu0bnlide Big mitteImaBiQe,
4.5O Biz 600.
SG3uIC uuO NQutmeI.
@inbeimif9es 8ieb: 261nr1er, quite
bis Bette, 6.75 Big 700; mittelmabiae
Bis CUTE, 600 Bis 6.75; getp0bnIide
bis mittellmdBige, $50 Biz 600. -.
Sdofe, quite Biz bette, 4.5O Bis 4.75;
minoertpertbige, $50 Biz 4.50. -
&arnmel . $Sabrlinge, CUTE Big primo,
800 Bis 5.75. = @nmmel, 400 Bis
500. - 80ode, $50 Big $50. -
@aftidofe, 800 Big 800. = Mait-
Hammer, 600 Bis $50.
@eftltdes 8ieb: 26mmer, 600 Bis
$50; @dofe, 400 Biz 500; Sam.
mel, 1926 bis $50; SSs6brlinge, 500
Big $50; 80ode, 200 Big 800.
S6mei1e.
Sic foIgenbe EabeIe aeigt 6os
3ur@idntttsgemidt Sen Dur9-'
idmittspreis un6 Sen bo@iten un6
nie6rigiten felt Dem 26. San1ar.
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Mphe 9else.

8rimgt Cure roben 8el5e na@ Ser
ct. CLOUD 8eI3fabrif. @ir be3ablen
6ofiir BEN b6diten Marftprets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-04
Berlin Official Report Says
lnundatiOn Makes the
Task Impossible.
INVADERS SHIFT
ATTACK TO YPRES
British Army, Reinforced,
Must Bear Brunt of
Another Assault.

Paris. Nov. 8. That the German
army has abandoned its attempt 10
hack its way along the Belgian coast
to Calais is agreed by all the official
re ports tonight. A combination of in
undated country, the remnant Of the
Belgian army under King Albert and
the activity Of the British warships
seemingly all contributed toward end
inp the costly struggle.
A Berlin official report attributes the
failure Of the Germans entirely TO the
flooded state Of the country, where the
water in places is over a mans head,
out it declares that the army of En-
peror William withdrew in good order
and without losses.
After nearly three weeks Of despe-
late lighting the brunt Of the attack
has now shifted to the Ypres region,
where the English army of Field Mar
shall Sir John French, reinforced BY
Indians and territorials. apparently
must meet another onslaught. To the
scene Of this contemplated battle, &C
cording TO reports. Emperor William
has gone to give encouragement TO his
men by mis- presence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-04

n,edged her word not 70 attempt an
Islamic movement in Libya, and there
fore there is no cause for Italian uh-
easiness regarding Tripol.
London. Nov. 9.-An imperial mani
festo on the outbreak of the war with
Turkey has been ISSUED in Petrograd,
according to the Reuter- correspondent
in the Russian capital. II reads as fol-
lows:
an the sterile struggle against Rus
STA Germany and Austria have melted
Turkey into taking arms against this
empire. Immediately after the treach-
erous attack of tho Turkish feet the
Russian Ambassador received orders 10
leave Turkey.
Russia will receive this fresh ag-
erosion on the part OF the ancient
neraecutor of the Christian religion
and the Slav peoples with tranquility
and confidence IN God. The valiant ar
mics Of Russia will triumph once again,
not for the first time, over the turkish
hordes. Once again we VIII Know no"
10 punish the iIsOlert zoe oi our atm
erland. t.Lro IL.
Our confidence is dnshakaD..ee hat
The ill-advised intervention oil lurHey
will only hasten the fata! issue 10 'hhV
empire and will open the way Ior the
Russian settlement OF PfoOiems on '"e
Continued on page e. colu1A2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-04
Turkey to Hold English, French and Rus
slams Until Protection of Its Own
Subjects Is Guaranteed.
SERVIA BREAKS WITH THE PORTE
Gar ; Troops RepuIsed, Says COnstantinOple-
Berlin Hears Turkish Force of $4,000 Is Al
ready in Egypt-Persians Attack Germans.

Washington Nov 3-Until definite guarantees given by
Russia England and France for the protection of Turkish subjects
the Ottoman Empire will hold practically hostages all the sub
ects of the Triple Entente powers within its territory
This revealed in cable dispatch from Ambassador Nor
gentau the Department here dated from Constantnope
last Sunday Assurances already had been given by the British
Ambassador that Turks in Egypt well in the British Umpire
generally would be permitted leave they desired The dis
patch indicated however, that the American Ambassador who is
cooperating with the Italian Ambassador IN charge or Russian
interests, is confronted with delicate task
special tran which to have left Sunday night with
napen British and French subjects detained by order
of the Turkish Minister of War Mr. Morgenhau SAID ne hope
10 persuade the War Office release the train Monday
From parsa the American government informed also to-
day of the spread influence. Persia dominated by
Russia and Great Britain has shown through popular ouourss It's
antpathy toward German subjects, dispatch from
Minister Caldwell at Teheran telling of assault the German
Consul Tabrz by Russians The consul along WIN oe ~
man subjects extended refuge by American
Paddock who is endeavorns obtain safe conduct Tor them out
of the country.
The Russians in threatening TO arrest all Germans
and expe them That feeling against the turks similarly
ming high was indicated extent by the tact that he
authorities gathered up the archives OF the iu"
Tabrz and them to Petrograd
London Nov 3-Tbe fortified town of Akabah, in Arabia,
.h Rod Sea $50 miles east of Suez, has been sheled
and occupied by the British cruiser Minerva
was At Akabah that Turkish cavalry patrols were reported
yesterday preparatory to moving toward ouez an" s'p
the British found soldiers apparently uhoei N'''.,
quasi. Turks in much the manner as the HERMAN
reD.;, ~ cb aroe of the cruisers Goeben and Bresau
The Admiralty report follows; r. -. D.
q arriving at Akabah the cruiser Minerva, Captain rer
cva Ware;eh found the place occupied by soldiers ana ~
natives One Of the soldiers had the appearance OF
officer. -, rh
"Tb Minerva then sheled the port and the troops i"e
town was evacuated and landing parties from the MINERVA
ceedd 70 DESTROY the forts barracks the postohce anu e
stores ,.., .,.. ~
There was loss to the enemy o'' "o ,'' ,h, =
r 49, T.lsoranb dispatch from Rome says that d
C,,;I J;atcb states that Servia to-day severed opi0
matt. relation, with Turkey and the Servian Ambassador asked
for his passports.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-04
Berlin Official Report Lays
Change of Plan to Floods

Amsterdam. Nov. 3 The following
official dispatch issued in Berlin has
been received here:
"A telegram from general headquar-
tors. dated November 3 al noon, states
that foundations south Of Newport
prevent all operations in this part OF
the country.
"The water in places is as high as
full grown man. Our troops have
evacuated the inundated districts with
out loss of men, horses or guns.
"Our attacks on Ypres are >ogress-
ing. More than 1900 men. mostly
English. have been captured and also
several machine guns.
"West of Roye severe fighting has
taken place. with great losses on both
sides. but the situation is unchanged.
In the village fight we lost several
hundred in missing and ;wo cannon.
com attacks on the Asne east CT
Soissons are successful. despite opsti-
nate resistance. our troops have occu-
MED several strongiy fortified positions
bevord Chayonne and Soupir, captur-
inc mare than a thousand french,
,bTee cannon and four machine guns.
"Near the cathedral in scissors me
French have posted a heavy battery
AND mace the steeplc an observation
post.
Frercb attacks have been repulset.
Troops of French soldiers wore Ger
man overcoa;s and helmets.
In the Nosgcs near MarkiSch a
French attack was repulscd and our
troops began a counter attack.
"In the east the operations are stu
in a state of evolution and there has
been no Sighting.
THE Russian lst SiDerlan Army
Corps on November used civilians rs
breastworks while destroying
bridrr"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-04
Throws Out Mine as She
Retreats in North Sea
to Avoid Battle.
ONLY TWO OFFICERS
AND TWO MEN SAVED
Kaiser's Squadron Also
Fires on GunbOat, Wound
ing One of Grew.

London, NOV. B. The British sub
marine Do was sunk in the North Sea
early this morning by mine which
was thrown out by German cruiser
retreating before British cruisers.
Two officers and two men Of the sub
marine were saved.
This information is contained in an
Admiralty report issued here tonight,
which says German squadron fired
on the British gunboat Halcyon, which
was patrolIing. wounding one man.
Various naval movements were
made" the report continues, "as re-
suit of which the Germans retreated
rapidly. and although Swallowed By the
light cruisers they could not be
brought into sea action.
1.-THE rearmOst German cruiser IN
her retirement threw out number or
mines. and the submarine was sunk by
one of them"
The submarine D-5. which was built
in 1911. was $50 feet long. She had a
speed of fifteen knots above the water
and ten knots submerged.
In connection with the sinking OF the
Do the Exchange Telegraph Company
Lowestoff correspondent says:
zone of the survivors Of the sub
marine mas been landed here and
number of other survivors were picked
up by a trawler. At midday the &C
ton was still in progress.
THE British gunboat lialcyon was
struck BY number of shells, and
clouds Of smoke rose from her. Those
on the trawler thought she was SINK
ing. but she was not seriously dam
aged. and after she had discharged one
OF two shots at them the German YES
sells steamed away at full speed
A dispatch 20 the Central News from
Lowe5toft says:
considerable commotion was caused
at Lowestoft this morning by report
of naval battle few miles north OF
the town. which was witnessed by sew
eral residents from the North Parade
and by many fishing vessels returning
ID Lowestoft, some OF which ran IN dan
gerous proximity TO the lighting, put
ecsaned unharmed. with one exception.
The trawler Fraternal was sunk by
mine. Five Of her crew have been
landed at Lowestoft and the others az
Yarmouth.
"The enemy attacked the Hslcyon,
the chief fishery protection cruiser at
Lowestoft. One seaman Is reported 20
have been badly injured and taken 20
a hospital.
"The vessel itself mad her wireless
and her bridge damaged and her fun
mel pierced. She has returned 70
Lowestoft.
"The steam drifter Adeline, during
the fighting, found herself between the
enemy and the Halcyon. Shells passed
over her and other drifters, which cut
me nets n order 20 hurry back to
MOTT"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-04

lists that the disease was caused. not
5y a single germ. but by combinat ior.
OF germs. After much research and cx-
on horses and guinea
pigs O single bacillus has been diseov-
cred and isolated and the serum 5 now
being prepared 5y Or. denri Weinberg,
OF the pasteur Institute.
The discovery - expected IN medical
circles 20 have worldwide Importance.
The serum IS being injected into pa
tients on the battlefield in the early
stages Of infection, obviating amputa-
lions and preventing a great loss OF
lffa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-04
tor his passports.

A telegram dated November was ie
ce.yed to-day by the Official Press bu-
Ieau from the British Consul at MO
bamamerah. Persia, stating that the
consul az Basra. Asiatic Turkey, ana d
number Of British merchants were pc
ing detained by the Turks.
There are about twenty-five British
subjects ashore at Basra, in addition
to those who may have taken refuge
aboard the river steamers.
Constantinopie, Nov. 3.--An Official
communication was given out in Con-
s,antinople to-day as follows:
According TO official reports from
ihc Caucasian frontier. Russian troops
have attacked our frontier forces al
several points. but were compelled to
retire.
"The Russians suffered losses through
the energetic resistance Of the Turkish
troops"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-11-04
U. 5. DOCTORS FIND
GANCRENE MICR0BE

Paris. Nov. g. 4 rcrohe causing
gangreue 10 develop in bullet and
shrapnel wounds has been discovered
By Drs. James Scarlet and Georges
Bcsjardins, OF the American ambulance
service.
Previously initial cultures all were