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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-28

ALL ALONG
THE FRONT
Germans Go Forward
Everywhere.
NUMBER OF FRENCH
TOWNS ARE CAPTURED
Lille, R0ubaiy and Va!enciennes
Said to Be in Hands Of
kaiser'S Troops.
+ + + 4. + /. + + + + i. + i. 1. X 4. +
!. i.
!. PALATIAL GERMAN STEAM !:
i. ER is SUNK. +
1. +
+ London, Aug. 2S.-The Kai- i.
+ ser Wilhelm der Crosse has i.
= been sunk off the west coast of +
!. Africa by the British cruiser /.
]. High Filler. 1t was one of the i.
i. palatial steamers of the North +
= German Lloyd line. At the out =
+ break of the war it was con- i.
!. verted into an armed cruiser =
i. and since has been reported +
aCAAft III SSalA AhihE AoA
!. merchantmen. 1t was on this /.
I. vessel that the late Mayor +
!. Gaynor of New York was shot +
+ as he was about to sail for 4.
:. Europe. /.
+ i. i. + + + !. + 4. + + 4 i. i. + = !.
London, Aug. 2S.-Occupation of
Lille, RoubaiX and Valenciennes,
France, by German arms Is news con-
veyed in special advices to Paris from
Ostend, Belgium. Another special
reports that all the forts at Namur,
Belgium, have fallen and that Long.
wy has been captured after a reso-
lutte defense.
The special cable adds that the Ger
man army led by the crown prince
has repulsed the French at Abrupper
and that Alsace is free of French
forces with the exception of the ter
ritory about Kolmar
These advices would indicate Ger
man advance along the entire front
toward Paris. Lille, Valenciennes
and Roubaix are near the Belgian
frontier and Lille is said to have been
strongly fortified. Valenciennes is a
military station of less Importance,
while Roubaix is a manufacturing
center.
BeIgians Evacuate Lille.
The Ostend correspondent of the
London Daily Express quotes a Bel
gian officer to the effect it was de-
that on Tuesday the mayor published
proclamation announcing the evac-
uation of the French troops and the
transformation of the town into an
undefended place. Tuesday evening
all the available treasure In Lille was
moved. The advices telling of the
occupation of Lille by the German
army give no hint of battling there.
An Antwerp dispatch says it off,
cially Is announced the forts of Ma.
mur are holding out and that the Bel
gians have accomplished the double
object OF reducing the German en-
trenchments and of drawing Germans
from the line at Malines (Meehlin)
and Brussels to relieve pressure on
the French positions. The French
take their check in Belgium quietly
and seem to have gained confidence
by the strong stand taken by the
French forces in Lorraine.
France Says Troops Advance.
The French war Office asserts the
events in the region of the North
have neither imperiled nor modified
he arrangements made In view of the
future development of operations In
the region between the Vosges noun
tains and Nancy. Our troops contin-
ue to progress.
Official reports from Antwerp to
the state department at Washington
say the city is quiet and communica-
tion has been cut off from all points
except Bruges and Client and some
coast towns.
pramiar Asuuifh announced in
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-28
Huerta Lands In Spain.

Santander, Spain, Aug. 2S.-Gen.
sral Victoriano Huerta, until recently
provisional president of Mexico, land
ed from steamer here. He will pro-
iced shortly to Asturias.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-28
EIGHT OF THE CREW LOST

Norwegian Steamer Blown Up by
Mine In North Sea.
London, Aug. 28.-The Norwegian
steamer Gottfried has been blown up
in the North sea by a floating mine.
Eight members of her crew lost their
lives
The captain of the trawler and
three others were picked up from
floating wreckage and brought into
Shields by the fishing boat Norden.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-28

Paris, Aug, 28.-The war office
again withheld any morning state
ment, but unofficial reports told of
new German successes in the north.
ern parts of the departments of the
Meuse and Meurthe-et- NJ Moselle.
The allied lines are said to have
been penetrated between the old for
tress of Montmedy and Longwy.
This has been anticipated, however,
as it has been admitted by the war
office that the strength of the German
movement at this point would even
tually cause the abandonment of
both Longwy and Montmedy.
The war Office refused TO discuss
the situation in any way.
The admission that fianking force
of Germans, said by some to number
nearly two army corps, has been op-
Grating against the extreme left, in
dicated that the Germans are trying
to force the withdrawal of part of the
allied lines from the center and thus
weaken it.
II is not believed that this will be
permitted, as the reserve forces In
the north should be strong enough to
take care of this section. Cavalry
raids have been repulsed by French
artillery with great havoc to the Ger
mans.
Officials Admit Serious Check.
The war Offices frankness to the
newspapers in admitting that the
French advance has had a serious
check helps to clear up the situation
The damage is not believed ire
parable and while the allied lines are
forced back into French territory the
consensus of opinion Is that before
threatened the Germans must be
withdrawn to fight the Russian peril.
Showing differences between often
sive and defensive tactics was state
ment by the war Office that the Ger.
man losses to date are estimated al
three times those of the allies. And
the latter are admittedly staggering
officials who admit that the French
lines are being badly broken in the
north are insistent that the time OF
battle In Lorraine is setting towards
France.
The fighting there has been contin,
uous since Friday. when the general
German advance began, and although
the French were compelled to retire
to the protection of their second de
Tense line it is now asserted they are
making great progress and have ex
tended their lines at number oil
points across the German frontier.
On the north 1t is believed certain
the German advance is we'll within
French territory. There are no facts
upon which to base an absolute state
ment because the government refuses
definitely to locate the fighting front
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-28
HIGHEST PRICE SINCE 1910
May Wheat Goes to $1.25 on Chicago
Market.

Chicago, Aug. 2S.-The excitement
in wheat was unabated when the mar
ket opened. May wheat. leading in
activity. sold down to $1.16% or 2as
cents under the previous days SEN
sational close, but the price in the
first fifteen minutes of trading was
bid UP to $125. September wheat
gained cents and December cents.
The price OF May wheat was the
highest since 1910.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-28
RELYING ON CzAR'S
ARMY FOR RELIEF
Believed TeutOnS Must Be With
drawn to Resist Russian
Advance.


Berlin, by wireless to Sayville,
: l.. l., Aug. 2S.-All the forts at
: Namur have fallen and Long
. wy, near the Luxembourg bor-
. der, has been captured after a
: resolute defense. The French
forces which attacked the Ger
. man crown princes army have
. been repulsed.
. Upper Alsace is free of the
. enemy except at points to the
: westward of Kolmar.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1914-08-28
GERMAN GUNNERS AIDED
BY AiRMEN.

London, Aug. 28.-Refugees
from the scene OF the fighting
around Mons report that Ger
man airmen took a prominent
part, says the Times corre-
spondent in Paris. Aeroplanes
hovered over the British posi-
tion and their pilots signalled
the German batteries by means
of a disc swung at the end of
line.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07

@irmiug6am 9llay 6. 9lpril.
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ner @}aioritdt BON 10000 bis 10000
iicgen peroe. Die Sobion.Gampague.
fiibrer cnt6ielten iib ieoer 8ropbe5ei-
ing.
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OiaOinn.4uticut fc6rt 6cim.

Scrr Sermonn Soitler BON 9}ors
folf, 9le6rosfo, Der iidb i'm Souato.
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Serr Settler bcobiidtigt iib I'M
Gimt elmer 5peitcn 9e5onohm9 5lt
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uIyuns1 lidlcru Sillete.

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oerfouft meroen.
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Bur lretcm 9in6c

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quicm-Nlciic in Scr St. Sofobus-
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gcborct fam Srml Sero nit ibrem
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ten bier 9ieffen Scr gcritorbencrl
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@eder.
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0.onfirmationsfcier.

Serr unO 8rau Sobn @feifer 9a-
ben am Sonntag sur 6eicr Der 9oh'
iirmotion ibrer Go6ter Glara cine
ihone 6anlilieuieicr, bel Der BON
Grcunoen Giolin- unO &lauierDor-
trGge 5u @ebor gebra6t wuroen.
@err 9tancamu lmo ieine Sodter,
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lmO emma @reul tru0en ibrc muIi-
folii6en 0ar6ietungen SIR @rbobun9
Der fr0bliHen Stimnnmg ebcnlo bcL
mie oas aus Serren 2cimbad, SarrD
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Grabert 6eite6enoe Qudrtett. ,Sr0l-
lein Clara Efeifer er6ieH biele ge-
i6modpollc @ei6enfe nnlGBlid ibrer
Confirmation. Inter 0en 9lnDeien-
Den bcfanoen iicb Serr luo George
Bfeifer, Gmil SinneridS, Weo. MeB-
ger, So6n Sorn So6n S6erer, 6rall
@reul, Scrr unO SSrou Ginegre,
6rls. Ntinnie glnnlieie, 0}argaret
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lipp Sderer Sobn Era6ert, @mil
lmo gB. 8feifer, Otto lmO Soe @reul
rno Serr 2eimbad.
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Sin reidler glrmer.

9lls 2an0itrei6er obne llnterfluit
uuO @elO in Die iiiolicbe Eol5ei.Sto-
tion cingelieiert, iiberraidte OaicIbit
ser SO Sabre olte @uitop Gietricb Die
9lupeienoen nidt pcnig, ais Der @e-
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te. Tietritb mar in einem Sousein-
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9}idte, SRI. 9(nnie Grinf, oeren gIu-
men ne6en Dem ieini9en in Dem
9aufbub eingetragen mar.
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SonihoIc int @aaofeu 5u @olo
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0es Gin6rndlS bcldlnIOiat.

Sn Der oitliden @oli5eiitotion I'M
ter5og eeitern 9Io6nitiog 9iibter
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lid bel &obert 8. 6rend, 9trn. $40
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I'M oritten Stodwerf eingciticgcn
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9eri6t 81 peronhporten 6o6en. 3ip-
med mliroe inter $500 giirgiboft
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glenn nnrdl niitiae Nyaie aeI60IeI.

0lemp6is, Ienu4 6. Aprll
9lclm N}duner purocn getoOtet uno
neim ou0erc cntaiugen nit fnop-
per 9}ot5 einen gleiden Sdidial ais
icb Elm 56od)t utter Dem 6unOa.
ment ser i'm 9au 6egriiienen Sara
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6arreQ, bon &auias Gitp; @life 9nl-
fe, bon Erooiocnce, g. 81; EbomoS
2eonaro, 5o6n Sling uno Sad 20
werS.
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gInS 0eMtiden gereincn.

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nen @oi-9lusfluo- Salt bic re-
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to9te oeuti6e @6epoar, fir meldeS
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elni9en @oden ionhnelt. Die gcitrigc
Dolbmonotli6e @eriommllmg biclt
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Siio @aD StraBe inter Dem &or-
lib Oes @rdiioenten 9lOom @oes lmo
Der lGrotofoltfiibumg OeS Sefret0rS
g|itolouS G6crenoer, Oo Oas bsberl-
&c Gereinslofol, oic nStag Salle"
am &onooer Marft, gcgenp1rig gc-
ldloieu lit. Cie 9lnweienoen be-
l1loiien, einen Moi-9Iusflug 81 Ders
anltalten iino crnoilnte Scr SorliBcr
Die Serren 9li6acl 9tidel, Soiepb
Sippler imD s. @reroii ais @onite,
Inn Die not6igen Arrangements Oofilr
81 treiicn. Cine @inlaoung ocS vgol-
timore 9aDernoereins" 81 Oelicn
StiitimgsieIt in @Dring'S Salle nab
men ole @ridienenen cntgegen im0
Elm 0onfidrcibeu BON 6rul $.
Sdleunes fir ole Gbcilnabme an
DER 9eeroigung i6reS Soften gelang-
tc CUR .9(nno6me. 9llS Gomite, I'M ein
reueS &ereinslofol 81 mietbcn, pur-
Den Die Serren N1iHoeI 9tidel, 81.
&uppolo, Soiepb @oa unO @tott5ioS
Slem ernannt.
Ger DSronen Sun o..
Sn Der N}onotsperiohrnlung oeS
r,SrntcubunDeS oeS llnobbdngigen
9itrger.@ere melde ie6r gut be-
iuht mar, fiibrte 5rou A.S. 6onf'
b6nel oie e.&rGiioentin, Oen %or-
its, ga 6rou @orie 9i0Oer ourh
Sronfbeit perbiuoert NOR, 5u crihei-
nen. 9}o6 Grleoigung Der ilbliHen
@eidDdftc uno Gerleirng OcS %roto-
to1es our@ oie Sefretdrin 6rou
Gotb. Strouff mitrbe 6eidlollen tiir
Die biilfSbeOiiritigc Oeutidbe 6amilie
Oic Sunme oon $40 81 perlpilligen.
6crncr plroe beicbloiicn am %. B.
NltS. iuieoer cine Geriommlung 81.
bolten. 0dt groBer 6rellOc puroe
Die gtadricbt bernommen, Dob Der
aQeutihe Gag om Nlontog oen T..
September, luieoer i'm o9iiperOiep-
@orf" abgebolten meroeu miro. Wlan
pia nit Ger 6eier Die 6eier oes Ster-
nenbonnertageS feltlid bege6en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
sOmmer- -@lmiifldJmlen.

0ic So6ns Soptins' lnO Eea6oOD-
Gonlerootorilln Sommer-@uiifIdu-
len lueroen, mic ibli6, ou6 in ser
fomncnocn Soiion Sano in Sono
orbeiten. Gic gorbereittngen fiir
cine Rci6c bon @orlciln9en un0 &c.
ciatien our6 bcroorragenoe 2cbrcr
uno NluIifer weroen iebt gum 9(b4
I6IuB gebradt, unO es lit 6eabii6-
tiat, einen acneini6aitlideu @roff.
mnqs. ino SdluB-enlpfano fiir Die
Stu6enteu Der beioen Sdulen 5ll ge-
bcn. Or. gomaro 8. 9nbncr miro
Sic SopfinS- lniO iSreocrid n, Sn6cr
oic Gco6o0v. .S@ulc lciteu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
OIeitphLencs gliltu tn edlamm.

Der &raftpngen oeS Srn. 8ilbltr
s. Spcc bon 98r. t3, WtiIpoIe gtoao,
9folan0 Yorf, Der am Samlto8
g(ben0 bor Dem nNtorDlono Ebeater"
geTtoblef purbe, lit ON Sanitag in
Ser 91G6e BON 9lberoccn OiO, bon
cinem 6urmcr, glomcns 8ilGion s.,
Slee, gcieben morOen. SSm SAlomm
NOR oas gllto itedcn geblie6en lno
muroe Sr. Slcc bon 5pei jungen
2euten erndt oen arofhpagen BON
&fcroen aus Dem 6Hlamm 5icbcn
5il loIien. @r fam Dem @unihe
rad uno lieB oos pluto 0ur6 bier
@}olllcicl oltf Die StroBe 5iebcu. 0ic
iiingen 2eutc iebten Damn Die 6abrt
nod g8ilmineton meiter fort. Der
@cl6reibung na6 mar Der Grofhpo-
gen Ger 6cS Srn. Spice Sin Stclle
Der N}arpIono 2iceu3 mar eiue
Giccn8 0cS Staotcs glep-S -SerieD an
Dem S8agcn bcfeitigt woroen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
O@onnt &aiGingtOn Gln6" luill
ylndbillle hGbcn.

Ger uMolmt @ai6inoton-Glub~
6at oeitcrn ourc6 ieine 0ircftorcn an
Die @iuwobncr oes Srtc5 ein 9ilno-
i6rciben gcri6tct, in Dem or pefuniG-
re llnterihibiing foroert, menn ser
Glub weiter 6eite6en ioQ. Der Sn-
bait 1T etpa Scr, Dab 5uoe9e6cu miro,
Der Glub fonne nidt o6ne 6eoelitcuoe
@elo6citrdge meiter 6eitebeu rno
feline geiellibaitliden @ergniigungen
bel ser gegenmdrtioeu pefunidren 2a-
&c Deronitalten fam. Ia Die W}it-
glieoer3o6l mr. 30 betrdgt miiiie Ser
Gmb aufgeloit peroen mcnn ni9t
cine groBc 9ln5a6l Der @impo6ner
uon @lolut @ai6ingtou i6rc t6otfrdf.
tigc Nfit6iilic 3ulic6crtcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
@Oa emtlalIen.

Scr fri6erc 9}o6hpd6ter ser
,.@aliif 9lfooenlic,~ 6rcoerid S8.
@oa, welber DcroG6tig mar ongebs
lid on Der n@eloi6ronf. .&noderei"
bctbciligt gewcicn 3u iein meIc9c ON
"a. 6ebruur poiiirtc, butte gcitcrn
Gin 5peites &erbor Dor &oli8eiri3tcr
Supplee in Der mittlcren @Soli5ei-
Station 5ll beltebcn. 9cteftio-2iell-
tenant Sdon6erger untcrribtetc oen
&oli5eiribter, Dab Die @e6eimpOIi5ei
feline 9elpciie gegen @oa erlangt
babe, pesbolb Der 9lngciduloigte
freigciprocben muroc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-04-07
Gto6ot gJfoter.

0ie lebtc 9Srobc muroe geltcrn
9(benO BON Scr DaUio 9. Wlelomcl
ldjen Sinqi6ule fir Die beute 9lbeno
in Der .W}uiif.9lfooemie" itattfinoen.
sc 8ieoergobe bon 0Oorot'S uSto-
bat N2otcr" getrotfeu. &icr8ebn 60
Iilten meroen oliftrctcn unO iiber 100
stimlnen pcrocn IN Dem Gborus
mitpirfen. @obenIong plrocn
@orbereitungen gum @eIingen bic
les Gon8erts eetroffen, pel6eS in
icoer gseiie cin5ig in ieincr 2(rt oi
mer0en Dcripriht