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Evening star., 1914-10-01
LOCAL MENTION.
Make 1t Plain To Your Grocer
THAT yOIT WANT SCHNEJDER'S

Make 1t Plain To Your Grocer
THAT YOU WANT SCHNEIDER'S
MALT BREAD and he will send you
the best bread that can be baked
loaf that excels in deliciousness and
wholesome nourishment. Every day
sees more housewives convinced that
MALT BREAD is best for health and
best for economy. Serve it in your home
SC loaf at grocers. Look for the label
SIG 18th. C. A. Muddiman & Co. 1904 G.
Oil and gas lamps made electric.
Welsbach Lights and Mantels.
616 18th. C. A. Muddiman & Co. 1904 G st
Table d'Hote Dinner, 6-S PM. 7Sc.
A la carte service. 7:3O a m. to pm.
THE PORTLAND,
14th St and Vermont ave.
Heating Plants Repaired.
IS A. Eberlys Sons. 71S 7th st. NV.
80
- Films and Other Photo Supplies.
Coiullb bia Photo Sup. Co.. 1884 N Y. ave
Phone Your Wanf Ad TO The Star.
Main c44o.
Evening star., 1914-10-01

Fealy's Pharmacy, 11th St.. Corner Pm.
ave. Sc, will take your little Want Ads
for insertions in The Star. Help and
Situations Wanted, Lost and Found,
Sale Miscellaneous and Rooms for Rent
are only one cent word a day.
Evening star., 1914-10-01

s2 50 to Philadelphia, $2.25 Chester and
81. 90 Wilmington and return, 7:05 am.
SUNDAY, October 4, Baltimore and Ohio,
from Washington. Returning same day.
advertisement.
Evening star., 1914-10-01
Church Gym for Schoolgirls.

The use of the gymnasium at the
Epiphany Church for the girls of West
ern High School has been obtained.
This is well within reach of the three
upper classes, which are stationed in
the Franklin building, 18th and K
streets northwest.
Evening star., 1914-10-01

Pump Jacks and Motors. Wiring Sup
plies. Electric Webster, TIT 9Th st. NV
Evening star., 1914-10-01

You'll Find Heurfch,s Beer. Desirable
-acquaintances. They're health help
ers that quickly demonstrate their bene-
fetal properties. 2 doz. Maerzen or Sem
ate. $1.75 e doz. Lager, $3.50. Bottle
rebate, SOC. Postal or Tel w. 1900
Evening star., 1914-10-01

III ConEer's Does Your Laundry work
you can rest assured it Is the best
tablecloths only &c. Phone w. 6S5.
Evening star., 1914-10-01

Furniture and Heating Appliances Need
attention expert mechanics. Moran Co.
2126 Pa. ave- NV
Evening star., 1914-10-01

Finest Carpets Cleaned without Injury
Ito weave or colors. Prices are satis-
factory as work. HINKEL, Tel. NJ. 2025,
Evening star., 1914-10-01

requires at our Bethesda yard Why
haul from town? Eisinger's, 2109 7th.
Evening star., 1914-10-01

Guides Homegrown Flowers
are noted for their great beauty, fra
GRANGE and longevity. 1914 F.-Adver
tisement.
Evening star., 1914-10-01

Phone Your Want Ad to The Star
Main 2440
Evening star., 1914-10-01

Money to loan at ) and SO on real estate.
Frank T. RAWLINGS Co.. l4e5 \. Y. ave-
Advertisement
Evening star., 1914-10-01

Thermometers. Schmidt. 1921 18th st.
Evening star., 1914-10-01

91!00 to Harpers Ferry, $1.25 Martins
burg, S1-50 Berkeley Springs, $500 Cum
berland and return. S:25 am, Sunday
October 4, Baltimore and Ohio froI
Washington Returning same day. Mos
delightful season to visit the country
advertisement.
Evening star., 1914-10-01

Virginia Theater. That's all.
Evening star., 1914-10-01

SIG 18th. c. A. Muddiman & Co. 1904 G.
Oil and gas lamps made electric.
Evening star., 1914-10-01

-2 Welsbach Lights and Manteis.
616 18th. C. A. Muddiman & Co. 1904 G st
Evening star., 1914-10-01

Heating Plants Repaired.
A. Eberly's Sons. 71S 7th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1914-10-01

Phone Your WI ant Ad TO The Star.
Main c44o
Evening star., 1914-10-01
DAVISON'S,

Prof and Mrs.. 719 9Th NV. Teachers Of
authority all modern dances. 1-step. hesitation
and lame duck waltzes, fox trot tango. ma xixe,
half half, polka. etc. Private any hour.
NJ 1884 Select class and dance. Tues. eygs.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28
Flow of German Troops Against PO-
sition of User Seemingly With
out End.
EMPEROR DEMANDS GALA
Kaiser Said to Have Ordered Port
Taken at Any Cost.
CANALS CHoKED WITH DEAD
Towns In West Flanders Are In
Ruins and Countryside f. Scared
aS by an Earthquake-Many
Belgian Troops Slain.
BULLETIN.

PARIS, Oct. 27.-(2:44 p. m,)-
The French official announcement
given out this afternoon says that
spirited fighting continues between
the mouth OF the User and Lens;
that in this district the allies have
not drawn back. and that they have
continued to advance in the region
between Yprcs and Rouiers and else
where.
The text OF the communication
follows:
THE fighting continues to be par
tlcularly spirited between the mouth
OF the Yuer and he region of Lens.
In this part oil the front the allied
forces have at no point drawn back
and they have continued to make
progress In the region between Ypres
tand rouiers. In the general region
between scissors and Berry-Au-Bac
an artillery engagement resulted in
our advantage and resulted In the
destruction of several batteries of
the enemy.
I'm the region to the east Of Nancy
between the forest of Bezange and
the forest of Parroy, we have as
sumed the offensive and have driven
the enemy across the frontier"
LONDON, Oct. 27.-The battle for
the road to Calais still was undecided
today.
The territory west Of the User, the
crossing which cost the German
army more men, compared with the
area>of hostilities than any other
single engagement in the war, con-
! CONTINUED on Page Five, Column Tvol
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28
ITO London" is Cheer
of Kaiser's s Men at
Zeppelin Launching

LONDON. Oct. IA dispatch from
Geneva, Switzerland to the Express gives
this account OF the launching of a new
Zeppelin:
THE most powerful Zeppelin yet made
has been launched at Friedrichshafen on
Lake Constance. Without preliminary
trials II flew away nofthward at great
speed, cheered by the shoulders, who
shouted. ITO London" Count Zeppelin
was TEesent at the launching.
The airship has a special armored
compartment for bombs near the pro
peller and a big gun is mounted in front
to destroy aeroplanes A second airship
Of similar type will be ready by the
end OF October
"As soon as this new airship-the
thrty-first Of its kinds finished, work
will be begun on another. More Yep.
pelins are being built at Dusseldorf, Col
mar and Berlin. the German staff de-
string that the number be brought to 100
quickly"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28
German General Has Details All
Worked Out for InUading England

~. ~
LONDON, oct z7.-The Daily Mails
Bergen correspondent quotes the Gazette
as authority for the following statement
made by General Baron Armand Won
Ardenne. who last year was in the adju-
tant generals office in the war depart
ment at Berlin:
III the English watch on our naval
stations in the neighborhood OF Helgo-
land is almost impossible now, it will be
come quite impossible when Belgium and
the north coast of France to the mouth
Of the Seine are in German hands. In
course OF time we shall possess Calais
and probably Dieppe and Havre. Our
twelve-inch Howitzers have the large
range Of fourteen miles and the seven
teen-inch a still greater range. England
can expect still more artillery surprises.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28
Austrian Report Tells Of Victory
Over Muscovites in Section
Southeast of PrEemysl,
RUSSIAN REPORT is DIFFERENT
Dispatch from Petrograd Says Teu-
ton Hosts Are in Flight.
RETREAT INTO EAST PRUSSIA
Inhabitants Are said 20 Have Been
Ordered TO Retire Into Interior
-RRiIrOnds strewn with
Austrian COrpses.

MONDAY, Oct. &c. by
wireless to Sayvlle. Oct. 27)-An
official Austrian war bulletin, given
out in Berlin today, says that COM
bined Austrian and German forces
hold strong positions In the long
and almost continuous battle line
from Stry and Sambur. iE Galicia,
thence to a point east OF Pr2emysl
and along the San river. in straight
line to Plozk. in Russian Poland.
The main Russian army Is being
engaged. The Austrian offensive be-
yond the Carpathians has compelled
the Russians to send reinforcements
into this territory.
The battle still is raging in central
Galicia. Austrian troops have been
successful on the lower San river. to
the southeast OF PrEemysi. Vigorous
encounters are proceeding between
Ivangorod and Warsaw.
AustrInhs Capture Prisoners.
VIENNA, oct G.--(Via Rotterdam and
London)-An official communication
given out here today says
''ln the fighting before Ivansorod we
have. up to the present time captured
500 Russians and nineteen machine
guns,
Near JaIOslau Russian colonel and
200 soldiers were forced 10 surrender
Near zalucse and In the vicinity OF
Pasieczna the enemy has been driven
back. The situation generally is un-
changed.
(Signed)
GENERAL Won HoEFER,"
Germans Are RrtreatInE.
LONDON, oct. IA Petrograd dis
patch to Reuters Telegram company
says:
Tho Army Messenger In summing up
the operations on the Russian front, says
Inuav Ffs... -
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28
Former King Manuel
Offers to Serve with
Portuguese Troops

LONDON. Oct. 27.-Failing the accept
ance OF the proffer OF his services by
King George for the war against Ger.
many, Manuel former king OF Portugal,
has now offered the government OF the
republic of Portugal TO serve with the
Portuguese contingent II that country
decides to join the allies
Manuel is strongly urging his follow
ers at Lisbon To avoid any attempt TO
make political capital out of the present
situation.
Former Queen Amelia os Portugal.
widow of King Carlos, already has gone
to the front with the British Red Cross.
Manuel was the second son OF King
Carlos OF Portugal, who together with
the crown prince was assassinated at
Lisbon in 1909 BY tho death OF his
father and crown prince. he became king.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28
Cotton Market Rises
Thirteen Points

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 27.-somethins
approaching bullish sentiment was mani
Tested today in the local cotton market.
January contracts we're traded in at
T.0S cents gain OF thirteen points. I'm.
portance was attached to the rise of I;
OF a cent a pound in spot prices at Dal-
las, Middling today was quoted there
at 6S-l6 cents. Exports were heavy to-
day, Galveston alone clearing 1881 bales
Increased activity is largely attributed
20 the British announcement that cotton
shipments would not be interfered wltI
at sea.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28
Belgian Parliament
Will Meet in Havre

LONDON, Oct. 27.-Te,sgrams from Ber-
lin statA according TO dispatch 10
the Reuter- Telegram company from
Amsterdam that the report about con
voklng the Belgian Parliament by the
German administration in Belgium is a
pure invention and that all attempts to
connect Chancellor Won Bethmann- Holt
wegs visit TO Brussels Herewith are un-
founded.
The Belgian government intends. Il Is
reported. TO conyoke at Havre both
chambers and To open the session OF Par
lament as usual on the second Tuesday
in November. Numerous deputies ans
senator's followed the flisht Of the Bel
gian ministry from Antwerp TO Havre.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28
USER RUNS RED WITH
BLOOD OF GERMANS
Morning After Awful Carnage Re-
vealS Gruesome Sight in the .
Shipping Canal.
FIGHT is TYPICALLY SAVAGE
Battle is Hen OF Human EKtermina-
tiOn, with Men Giving Up Lives
on Both sides 90 satisfy
Lust OF War.

LONDON. Oct 1.-THE correspondent
OF the Daily Mail in northern France.
telegraphing under dBte of Sunday night
regarding the fighting on the river User
says:
There were $500 German bodies in The
User canal this morning after the fight
Ing at niEht. Many of them were
drowned and others were bayonetted.
The very Nster itself was bloody while
DiSmude's streets were strewn thick
with the dead.
These ghoulish facts alone give idea OF
the savageness OF the fighting, the des-
perRtion of the German attacks and the
stubborLness OF the allies resistance.
THE night was a hell from dark 10
dswn. At almost every point of the line
man was opposed by man, sometimes al
a few hundred yards distance. but mors
often in close grips. Face 20 face men
even wTestled and died by drowning each
other in the canals waters, The Ger
mans had had orders to get through that
night. cost what II may.
AN officer Of theirs, who was cap.
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28

Even If we csEliBot shSot from the , rAaeh
coast to the English coast a safety zone
could be made for German ships cover
ing more than halt the nayigable water.
THE French lrarbors will serve as
tases for toPRedo boats, submarines,
cruisers and zeppeins, and be made i'm
pregnable from the sea by double or
triple row of mines IL this triple field
should be laid from the French coast to
the English coast, then Portsmouth and
Plymouth would he cut off from tho
North Sea and connections around Scot
land would he difficult.
The possibility oNlaylng mines is not
doubted. as they could be laid under
cover of artillery Our submarine and
torpedo divisions would also come into
action An invasion of England would
be easy possibility"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28
Night Attack Delayed After Bril-
liant Advance Made by In
vsding Forces.
THE APPEARANCE UNEXPECTED
Five Army Corps Pass Through Diff
ficult Swampy Region from
Southwest.
REASON FOR FAILURE HIDDEN
Delay Permits Siberian and Other
Russian Forces to Save
City.
GERMANS RETREAT ADMIRABLE
Whole Affair, Including Advance
and Retreat, Puzzles Russians.
NO MORE BOMBS ON WARSAW
Life of City Again Becomes Almost
Normal, Inhabitants Being Re-
assured by Presence OF Re-
Inducements.

PETRoGRAD, Oct. 27.-(Via
London. Reliable information re-
ceived here from Warsaw, giving a
detailed history of the attempted
German advance in Russian Poland,
says that the Russian generals are
absolutely at loss to explain what
they call a German error in delaying
a night attack until the opportunity
was lost.
At the same time, however, the
Russian generals. who are always
frank in admitting the achievements
of the enemy, express admiration for
General Won Morgen's lightning ad-
vance of five German army corps
over the difficult swampy region ap-
preaching Warsaw from the south
west. The appearance OF the Ger
mans in this quarter was most unex-
pected, since the German network of
railway lsystems and the previously
constructed platforms for heavy guns
pointed to The probability Of Ger
man advance from the northwest or
west or from anywhere except the
southwest.
The Geranns made a grave error, II is
asserted, in not pursuing the advantage
derived from their unexpected advance,
which would have enabled them TO ap-
proach within eight miles of Warsaw
without their presence being known, I
German Attack Delayed.
For unknown reasons the Germans
suddenly decided to delay the attack un-
til morning, which allowed the Siberian
and other Russian reinforcements to
protect the city adequately. Papers
found In the possession of German Of
fcers indicate that the general plan was
to attack Warsaw that night One ex-
pianation for the change in the, Plan is
that the Germans failed to obtain the
assistance of the Polish element upon
which they had counted.
The Russian generals also admire the
Germans abrupt extrication when they
found themselves outflanked their re-
treat being so complete and precipitate
that the Russians were unable to over
take and engage the rear guard in action
for several miles. The. whole affair in
cluding the whirlwind advance and re-
treat at present is puzzle to the Rus
SLAMS.
The inhabitants~-of Warsaw say that
the dropping OF German bombs. which
never werel very damaging, now has
ceased. and, reassured by the presence
Of Russian -Felnforcements and the pre-
raration being made to engage the enemy,
the life Of the city has become almost
normal
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28
Germans Are Driven
Beyond Frontier in
the Nancy District

LONDON, Oct. a.-Cs:6O p. MIA dis
patch to the Reuter- Telegraph company
in Paris. SUMMARIZING the situation in
Franee. says:
Again today there Is no marked change
to report in the general situation though
the impression remains favorabl, and
It h stated that the allies have advanced
slightly between Ypres and Roulers ana
also at Saissons.
I'm the Nancy district the enemy has
been driven back beyond. the frontier"
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28
MINERS CAUGHT
BY GAS EXPLOSION
Three Hundred Men Imprisoned in
Lower Workings of Colliery
at Mitchell, Ill.
ONE HUNDRED ESCAPE ALIVE
Thirty or FOrry BODIES Recovered
by Rescuers-Hundred Men ON
Lowe Level, Which Is Byrn-
ing, Probably Dead.

RoYALTON, H.. Oct zi-Three hum
dred men were caught In the Mitchell
coal mine near here by gas explosion
soon after the day shift entered the
workings this morning. One hundred
men escaped. Thirty or forty bodies
had been found by rescuers az II O'Clock
and 100 were known to bo imprisoned in
a lower level, which was burning.
The mine Is a mile from this town, ana
the explosion was distinctly heard here.
Aid vas summoned from Duquoin and
Murphysboro. A rescue car also was
sent from Benton. Within less than two
hours several bodies had been taken from
the workings.
Hundred Beyond Hone
No hope is held out for the 100 men on
the lower level The flames make Il i'm
possible for rescuers to reach them. ano
II is thought all are dead
At noon rescuers said they could SCI
at least twenty-five bodies on the upper
level.
From this level rescuers sought 10
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Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28
New British Gun is
Terror to Birdmen

LONDON, Oct 1.-THE new British gun
used for the first time In recent days.
says the correspondent Of the Times in
northern France has provided a fresh
terror for German sirmen. The gun. the
correspondent stated. succeeds IN findins
its target with grcat facility.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28
War Summary

The unwieldlng German line,
which for six weeks has been
stretched across France, is said by
the French war office to have
been broken al last. Near the
eastern end of the line. in the re-
gion beyond Nancy. yesterdays
French official statement reports
the invaders have been driven
back onto German soil. All other
points over the long line the Of
fensive has been resumed by the
allied forces after a long period
of comparative inaction.
The French claim TO have won
the advantage in an engagement
at the point where the line sweeps
eastwards, less than sixty miles
from Paris. Between scissors
and Berre, Au-Bac to the east OF
the bend in the line, heavy artil-
lery fighting has been resumed.
Apparently the engagement was
limited to an artillery duel, the
entrenched positions OF the oppos-
ing forbidding the use of infan-
try.
To the northward. along tho
Franco Belgian border, the fight
ing continues with undiminlshed
ferocity Along the User, where
the struggle had been most in
tense, the allies have not drawn
back. says the French official
statement. while toward the south
further progress has been made
between Ypres and Roulers.
As reports filter in from the
scene of fighting along the North
Sea-, supplenenting the unemo-
tional official statement, It be-
came evident yesterday that re-
cent battles along the shore OF
the North Sea have been the most
terrible OF the war. From EN-
peror William himself. It is said,
came the order that tho German
advance down the coast must be
continued at any cost. and that
Calais must be taken. The des-
perate assaults which followed.
particularly along the User canal,
have few precedents In modern
military history.
Brltish newspaper correspon-
dents estimate that some 5000
Germans succeeded In forcing
their way across the canal. They
did 1t at g frightful cost. Into a
nan storm of shrapnel and shot
the Germans charged night after
night, only to be cut down by the
thousands until the canal was
ciosged at points with their bod
les Those who succeeded In
forcing their way across came to
death grips with their waiting ad-
versaries, and with rifle shot and
bayonet, the struggle went on.
or the Germans who crossed the
User. according TO British reports.
few escaped alive.
All reports agree that the fight
ing In the east continues. without
decisive result. The French off
cial statement says that on the
river San and south OF Przemysl
the Russian offensive is becoming
more accentuated."
Latest Austrian communica-
uons state that tho main Russian
army is being engaged and that
minor successes have been won by
the Germans and Austrians. From
Petrograd no report had come up
to- early afternoon.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28
General Won Besler
Commits Suicide

LONDON, oct a--A dispatch 10 the
Evening News from Rotterdam says that
General Won Besler the conqueror Of Ant
Nerp, Is dead. II Is said. the Newspaper
adds. that he shot himself Thursday in
his room at Bruges.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28
British Warship
Reported Burning

BERLIN, Oct. N.-(By Wireless )--Re-
ports received here today from Rotter-
dam set forth that the British warship
struck by German artillery fire off the
coast OF Belgium broke into flames.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28
BARTON THE HERE"
man OF CONGRESS
Fifth District Congressman Has
Record for Answering Roll
Calls.
ABSENCES" MARK
DEMO
Two Hundred OF Them Against
Husker BOurbORs, with sixty
One To Credit of the
Republicans.
UFrou1 a Staff Correspondent.D

WASHINGTON. oct. c7.--(Specisl Tcle-
gram.)-ro make an authoritative report
on the number OF roll calls a member Of
congress responded to during the,last ses-
sion Of congress- is comparatively simple,
but 60 make an absolute record OF the
number OF timos every member OF tho
house responded present" and every time
he was absent" is horse OF another
color.
This, however, Il Just what the pair
clerks Of the republican side ot the house
have done, ana a mighty interesting stols
OF devotion IL Is when taken in conjunc.
ton with the "sbsenteeIsm" OF the demo.
Gratis
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28
The Weather

For Nebraska-Fair: warmer
For lowa-Fair warmer east and south
portionsi moderate TO fresh west to
southwest winds
TemPerature at Omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28

WANTED-Toung man steno-
sraPher, good future. $50.
Tor further information About
this opportunity, see the Wsnt Ad
Section Of today's Bee.
Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-28
Barton Leads Them An.

Representative Barton OF the Fifth Ne
braska district, like Abou Ben Adham,
leads the entire congress in the number
OF roll calls In which he showed his pres
ence. having voted 30 times aud reported
absent but once, which in. these days is
going some" for faithful attendance
upon the duties OF a Congressman. Next
10 Mr.. Barton in point OF attendance so
far as the Nebraska delegation 10 inter-
ested Mr.. Mcclure was Johnny ON the
spot" with go presents" and six abb
sences.
(cOntinued on PAGE Five. Column ThFesJ
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COmParatiVe Local RecOrd.
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ADVERTISING Is THE
UNIVERSAL LANGUAGE
SPOKEN EVERYwHERE By
BUYERS AND SELLERS.
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1914-08-12
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