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Sp9cr % Sfrtftcr.
The Old Paths, en- Sanline Trr'
hitener / bet enocIife Sprop peb No'
itpr anit Serbuu5.~)

The Old Paths, en- Sanline Trps
nitener / BET cnncIife Sprop pcb va.
itpr anlt Serbrl5.")
@~ftrrhrcrt iom Sen QrabbiIe Obers
gang Ill grocIif / hort firfrIioe grbcibe
bIanet Sc inhfpbte Geferotioncr nj npr'i
set Der / 2uunct bin arerfieubt ion
ben uafpiirIipe ajenrseierning, Sen CT.
piier BET iie at iii ltebic mere % mere
nehnenoi9 at gipe beunc prientlig ens
e~eIittaIcnhe Sci at bort SoIt tirielis
oiterotur ibGube / set Spro9, iom De
beb't ipritanr. 0ieb eu9eIite Fruoiteus
idtnlinger for Iutberife 9riitue. berees
NET onn set RnbIifim. hborpm Der er
Salc. Bar nct bibtil pGrst hberit buar'
Zig bepenbt. % ri toiIer oerfpr life paa,
at nGrOGrcnoe Sog bill iploe Ct felt
Gam. Sen or uo9ipet eftcr @eIutning
az Sen uorife Spupbes &reitefoufereus,
% oct maa auiee5 ion, Ell SelDfplge, at
cen nil faa itor llhbrebeiie. life bare |
Shnoben ieIp, men oaiuo / De andre
norifsIutherite Samfuub, Sen ~fortIe'
ncr Bet ui5ielig / fnIot MaaI.
Ht man., nnar en- SninIine iuu oens
ne ifiIhc nbgipes, uSpegte Yoltor Sees
buns III at f~pre'tnu @erfets @ebuftion,
bier 9oct Snoienim fru EorIaessomi'
teens Sioe. ri fienoer inaeit. hoem ct
'Iiet Irbeioc trheocre fulbe onerIobe3
enb netop ham. enter man ida Ter BEN
I'll Den feplogiifc eIer hen ltterGrt'
IproaIiac SiNt al Sngeu. Sogen iclo
itabfGitcr tiIftIoe settle @iouesbnro,
odd Paths" iube6clber 81 forte
@rrbifcuer. Set bor life oeret noget
ubetbDcIig Hrbcine at ianlIe alt bette.
Ga iaa itnI Der 10. ieIo meb BET bebite
Mntcriale. nItib en- Sci Nfbsrituina
os @eItiprine iii, o9 bette maa 9iereS
nleo Snas o. Sntt. Set n,aa piitnot p9s
'an usen llnbtneeIie ii9es, at Ser er
aiort ct lfieniomt llSpaIe af Sorfatz
ters. Samlin9en er f%ortrinii9 ifittet
iii 8rle bep 6%usdnoa9t, %, iom l'ogiz
peren meb rette frenlb9ber I Il. Sororo
"its contents adhere TO the Old Paths;
they are always the safest, bring the
best results in church work, and lead
safely TO the mansions above"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24
Nt bIiue gamle ipr Sioen er Iii

iGloet meo mango 5uitruer og Ne.
ore. timber Sc 9GngiteIier og ge.
fpmrinser, iom islger meo at tage
Bare paa Siem og Barn, elemmer De
ia ieIp og iorismmer lin egen Sel.
breo, inbtil De er neiten neobruote,
Or. Teters aurifo er netop. bpab De
tiltrpnaer. Sunbreoer al Suitruer
og Iebre bar oigiuet lit Sionesbpro
on oens beIie6ringenbe @eerifaber.
Sfriu eiter 9lae og Brochure. DC
iaaes irit peo OF tilifripe Or. geter
Tabrnep & Cons 60, 1875 90.
Some spe., Chicago, 81.
eens "ieeorab.TOhen" I'll SIrs. os Zen
rer I BET adrlle onue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24

SertiI fomnner imiblertio $50
@rom @reb % / SolpteoclS Dor
l~lufret f~onoenieret Dtelt (eo. 40
@r.). liliammen oltiuo pr. Mano
pr. Gaq: 1850 Or, elcr oirrnoet
IL So. (Gmboloee life ncore9'
net. 6eItrottonen beItaar al So
ag. Soure oq 40 ag. SO, eller til
Ianmen fl ag. pr. Seit pr. Gag.
Gen tpife &pr moo oltIua D q 9.
Il / q tiliereS 2.25 Miaioner So.
Ieltportioner % IL Mialou ag.
6eltrationer, eller til lon1nlen 3.35
Miaioner 2iIo T%rouiont og 6uroge.
: Sanobeo ipimlenoe Sal.
6or al tilpeiebringe alt bette bar
Sntenoonturen raturliguiS mango
Niioler til i'm GaaoiabeO. SORT %
iremit iorisger man / iierotIigt 2ono
at uonntte IiItriftets llnoerbolo.
ningSepne og looe SPrcn, lom man
iiaer "lepe paa 0iltriftet" Ter
rcfpireres iIaa 5alo - aipos'et ei.
ter GgnenS epne - hos De fommu.
nole Mpnoigbe0er, Der iaa bar of be-
israe aileoeret oct refoirereoe til al.
pet 5io og Steo iii peofomnlenbe mi.
litpre @ioeIinger. "aDorteriorpIei.
ninaen", buorpeb Soloaterne iaar
6orpIeining al GoarterDerterne, be-
mites ogiua. Ter betale5 enten fon.
tant eQer - bpao Der Hegelen
meo N%nui5ninqer paa Stat8fasien.
Set bomber imi0lertio, at Iiitrifter.
ne Ii0en eller ingen D0elic5eune bar,
ioroi Sc eiter Or0re bliuer "eoa.
fueret" - tsmt Tor line Sorrdoo,
- eQer oisIe fan pGre soelogt no.
act, iom imiolertio itiaer n,e9et ITO.
re arap iii gefoltuingenS SfferoiI-
lie o. Q~otrioti5me.
Zen tpife Scr er neppe MI iproe'
les belOist inlet / 6rantrig meo
&enipn ill Iiitrifternes 9oeIieseoue;
tbi baaoe oeu ~iranite % Den tpife
9ur bar 10 tioli8ere opereret 9ien-
nem 0isie 5rafter, ion Oct altioa MI
err treble Sang / &sbet al en- Woo-
neo, al en- Niillior6Pr gisr line polo.
iomme $nobus / oeres 5orruao.
6ua0 S9ren life fan iaa | Giitrit.
ret, mau t~iIisreS ben. Get blioer ba
Sernbanerne, iom iaar Den Spsaue
at transporter irem ben iornsbne
Qropiant og 5urase, og / bette Gic.
meo l9gses Der iepnt % iterft BE.
iIoa poa Dem. 3oaene oil Dog Inn
iielSen - iPrligt I iienotligt 9onb
- funne gao Iaa lan8t irem / SR-
rers Rpg. at Der fan nolaites oiref'
re / Nioelinqernes Troniant. oe Su.
raaeuoanc. : Regelen oil oct blipe
De itore observation-disclosures, iom
moStaqer 9aiten ira Sernbuneuogne-
ne Tor Oerpaa al isre Den uioere rem
iii aioelingerne5 Fropiont. % 5u-
rasepogne. 6orsurigt er DER uisie.
Iiat paa et iaa tent Staoium | Sri.
aen ION MI, etabIeret Naeaiiner
poa De pigtigite etappeitationer,
boor aItiaa / SiIi9lbe Sorpleininss.
folonnerne fan aibente Trouiant og
6urage.
3 Acknowledged bill bper arme
- beitaaenoe al ID armetorps
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24

tionele Ectrnnnirper. VeqnnmcIeeIier
Dir. 6on. Jsns g. GrsnsabIs bdrm'
fplote Sjnt / Nnlennina al rem eiires
pciite Srig. "Rbe Tanneis Of tie
Wrr1rhs", hraner fa fprasligtig eee
Chen nf he sbripe poetiifs 9ibrog.
Stsrft oftrrI Snictesie i%rembnetr bel
Ni's 2aricus forumnrpute Sntcroiclpcr
nco Sc to Versmtbeher. Sbicu % 5i!s
behrdrib.
"Snmbous" ipr Tosrmbcr 1914.
SneboIpi Sen retie Grinie2lcu. al g..
@rcpcrien; Gle 6ftIanes Soaa. ct 10.
anrsmtuSc; Cpteonclicr AZ 2, o..
@ertiIriS; @nISris % %nIoriieruc, al
Claus SsInusEmocn: Git Npic me
S(rre @nrbors. al q. 81. oeae; Rpplc
of RpbnaaerIitctS @eIbrrIipbcoer, At G.
q. Nentme; 81 GnmmeIt aoiIGbe. Al ".
q. @ebIen; lloiIuet til 2ccorab "a
GreSieforerin0cns Rsoe. al ". ~.
SmuSbeim; SiIIen ira |ditor g. 6.
9rnrot. AZ 81. gf. Srmhbcim; @aISris+
9upcu. Of q. @. Srnobcin: Smnoe
Tnrfa. al 3. Q. 8obIc; NorNrTuo
blnrot @iScouiirs Eronper. df u. G..
Glen; elite oper @paNcloaene etc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24

shma1ineu "0u6renncn" er nfnotdaen I
aoh Srneu, 90 oen er aft ct fan crye en-
Snniaftne at errc. Gen alsr soot arbeios
% aGdE lei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24
2ldhen E~orreiponoance.

err,asraal ira arricrer, isr ne epaisst IRE
Esrrt III &ctaitipaeE, bsiodrts ito.
Sppsaert seees efuttr ftss SteresmaaIt ct Hart 90
tuasltas SYrcs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24
"Nmericans Seanoinapian Repieu.
gntumn Hnmber". "Heoieip" er BET

NihtfttuHS SCuUptWuptuU UtpteI0.
gntumn Hnmber". "Heoieip" er BET
melt imaefulot uoirnreoe az ole Raaas
finer, ser fontrer til oort gorb. Sor
bare at u9pne Sapiret. iou er Set ian
iolib os tint. al Striftet dIene al Sen
6ruro tiltr9tter iig SpmGrfiom6cb.
N9ro9rsuoe Numcr irbeboloer NriitIer
al Sr. 4. @. @aoe ON oct uSflntteoe
Horges S~fbeliuger pdd SubilrumsuSz
i~tiIiuaen. al 6annn 9itnl9 9arien, ON
Observation-Disclosures mencm Horae Oh
Speriae (efier Snteroictper mleb DR..
Sigurb ,6ieu oa DIR. aorI 6iIoe6ranbl j..
az SspaIb Sirtu en- ipeuit Slrtilefnr
% al Niopb 8obert SbeIanoer an
@eorS Srauoe5; Nesuoeu Gi9te. reoatz
y Sermons on the Second GOSPEL
Series according TO the Church Of
Norway; by Pastors and Professors
OF the Synod OF the Norwegian
Evangelical Lutheran Church. Col
lected and edited by X. Seehuus, De-
corah, Ia. Lutheran Publishing
House. Price $50.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24
Wurbmambsfurbunbets Seftrr for gu.

Observation-Disclosures 6eftrr for Sus
Il % augult er ilaaet iantnen til ct
GobbeItbefte meb fBIeenbe Srobolb:
Gangs SsrIarbsfnitrr. at Saco6 Sils
Sit6; 2ibt ON &eituraentina % bets
NoromGnp, at 6ans @olo; Malers
tuuit a SubiIGlmt5uotiQineeu, al
Barbra @ing; SperiiGt ODER oen norits
lutherife airies 9iitorie. al &aitor 81.
e99en;/ Rnoreben / Rorge Of 6erm.
Smitt Snee6retien; sra Nmerifas
GQromGnb, al q. z. 81. Sart3 os Carl
6nnIeu; Weobelelier FRA NoromanSss
%ior6umoet; Observation-Disclosures aars=
beretning for 1913-1q14.
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Gnnnse!if 9nfbcrf FplfefaIenSer for
1918. Sutberon YltbIiibine 6ouie,

~ttUIuV1 NH. YIs To 0tIII9.
ShupHeta SoIFefoleuher bcrer til sen
aIa9ie Sfrtftef, font bnr cit fait og
iteeie Dorenee QpicfrehS, Gen CT me-
oct ubbreet | Sbuoben ro9ct ben oco tit
rjeb ioritpitti0behsfuIb Gnthu balete
9neboIe fuIp. fortierer, 9oIenhcren
inbebolber ogInn iaar. iprubeu oct IGhs
bdItlige adleltoermateriaIe, fiere bofrc
% p~pbn9geIigc smdufortuGlineer OF
NrtifIcr al uIu,en Snteresle for I,it6erite
ariitne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24
Inale gInSc. 9iste at Sobn Torien@
len. Srenao HubIiIhin9 Go, Can
Claire, gSis. Yris % Gents.

Sorfntteren er insen b~etnbeIie 0ister.
San meitrer life @eriettnffen Zig, Iom
man penter oct at en-, Der ien6er no en-
9i9tianIing / opr SiS; men ban eisr
bcuer life arao paa at bore noecn Wes
fer. og trobs InnsIer os llbehieIpes
lieheper er Der Here bafre Sonter %
5temnineer, Tom bar fact llbtrnf /
hans lille iororinesIsIe BOO. 9enuc er
Al ai9rlisbeb tilegnet bans Barn og
0enner".
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Ten Nnrrncoe nrrff= lufherffe Girfe
-- Mc U - OD 01.~I.

amerifa. Nf Raitpr 8. R. NorIi.
Ih. 3. go. 3. Gu9sbrrg Sllblibs
ing 6ouie. minneapolis.
7cttc er et nnt @innesbpro ON. bpdb
ncnnc flittiae % ap9tiae SamIer fnn
faa siort, Set 104 Sihete itore Ernat'
bette insebpIncr Ell Irngne biitoriite
% itntiitiife Splpsninger um rmpntc
5omfnno, inapeIipm andre uorifs luther
ife Samfnno bIanet bore 2aunsmnnn /
Tnerita. % er f%pr'nuet rleb &ortratter
af Sc Ieeenoe Mrno pnn bet firteliae
Smrnnbc % mango andre 8ineber.
Sen fcilia uotprebe Wo9 pil gisrc Jig
aoNt pau SlileborDet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24

eeas "ieeorab.Tohen" I'll sIrs. os Zen
rer | bet anr1Ie onus.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24

Sn.- Iorur ton Ira mn Irrt Hhrmns
grrtnnr1g
Epnr- Scf Irrre bebff peb at
fnu IuTrffrlir INN 9HTIins bus en-
rfrrnugrr- fprbpris RI her piifnof
SfpIrr i idrrr of br iterrr @per I brtte
Hug- mru nj f%jrnprr' fnsru abrrsfr til
iIipr Efpfrr-
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Sn-= otrr Iuno SD cftrr ertnIbt
Sf1s1uis'r Inn man siftr zig iaicn /
gFrrmTrtn2
Sunr- Srr CT inscu MS lib ini.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24

Sr.: lSuor fan ies |un f~uib'trnnige
SnTnsuinmr ON Intuinssn at @rplD
y
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24

gr- e 0rIIIt SITY 1t uI VIUTIe
SururtteaNl11la al fm2
Spnr- Err CT enhnn ahiifnia
S,umr1trublnnb l M~sntnnn, Tpr.b pg
Srufh Enfptn, Mpumirs, Spabp,
0nyEiuatpm rs Sreepn, fsrnbcn minSre
Strrfuinarr i cnffltr andre Sfnter-
erpr man Fun fua BET bssfte Sanb,
CT ifEr LET al ipuTe pna- Ter or en-
hi Sd spb1 2unb i ole be nrpnte
Stutrr-
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Spnr- Grin til Gcnrrat 8snS
EFfir, @nfhinaton, g. 6. Oct nrrs
urcitr 9nunfputur ct Eirrrc, 2. Snf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24

Sn.= gr SfilsnIsirInncn heu Jams
ur fnr mir StntETs
Spnr- Sci
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24

en- Zen hnrNr tn Ssn, 'rT heSr
trnr cfrrr at hnrr tn9e1 Snmeitenh
9rn ING 9nribrf % prnncn set op o9 bor
Nrrnnn rn- !0rr js9 NIB Ser til het,
ion lrnnf isp Irprr. eIcr bpprbun for'
bnIhrr ri Tie?
Epar: Errfpm Ssnncn pnr nsift
On insrn Srrn rftrrlabrr ia, snur 9nits
hrt pprr I'll Erm / Irp Do Gie ism nf-
hsbrs 7nr nprn npgcn @ffprtnins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1914-11-24

Sr.: Srn 60. 6npen Iih.. anenns
cnbn Ct ysnmilicIeeut pprettet / 9rnms
men, Nrrpe.
spnr: Speraeren bur- | benne
Gna brnpcnbr iia til BIN nprifc 9pninl
/ Ghienm. gbrcSie: Gpnininte OF Npr-
nan, Gbirnoo, IN.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
AT HEELS OF RUSSIANS"
vienna. In Omciai statement, Claims
Advances Everywhere.

MANCHESTER. Mass. oct. 1.-THE fol-
lowing official statement from Vienna
was received by wireless ut tho Austro-
Hungarian Embassy here to-day:
after the last unsuccessful attemp,
70 force Przemysl on its southern side
yesterday the backward movement Of
the Russians from the fortress became
general. our own cavalry has already
reached the fortress from the west. The
enemy, perpleXed by the quickness of
our operations in Russian Poland and
GaliCia. tried in vain To protect It's at
tacks on the fortress by detaChing
troops to the west, but these could not
resist our approaching armies.
1.-THE Fifth and Sixth Russian infantry
divisions. attacked by us at Lancut, fled
toward the san River, and division OF
Cossacks and "A brigade OF infantry In
strong positions east of Dynew, on the
Snu, were rcpulsed our troops are
everywhere al the heels Of the Rus
SLAMS"
Or Constantin Dumba, tho Ambassa
dor. also issued the following add!tionH,
statement:
"This morning papers publish tell
gram OF the Exchange telegraph Com
pany from London according to which
the Austro-i Hungarian legation al The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
.AUSTRIANS REPULSED.

PErRoGPAp, oct lN.--The statement Is
sued to-day by the Russian General stan
was as follows
There is no change TO report on the
East Prusslan and central Nistula fronts
South Of przemysl a Russian column
engaged and defeated the Aus,rians, TAX
ing seven officers and 500 soldiers az pris-
oners and capturing many rapid fire
guns
The car. having in mind the many
casualties resulting from the reckless
bravery Of tho Russian officers. cautioned
the commissioned cadets at Tsarskoe.
Selo to-day to take particular care Of
themselves
Il do not doubt your courage no said,
but | need all of your lives Useless
depletion OF officers might entail serious
consequences. Therefore ! ask you 10
take care OF yourselves
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16

surrounding country. bringing their
horses and cattle. The sound OF distant
cannonading is distinctly heard here and
II Is believed that a general engagement
Is in progress. IT is expected that 1t
will last for several days, possibly
weeks.
The Germans have been allowed to
advance to the Polish Vistula for
strategic reasons. They have thus been
drawn from and are unable to Use the
network of railways on the German side
of the frontier. II Is hoped by the Rus
SLAMS that the Germans will be deci-
mated by a severe attack and will be
compelled to accept defeat.
The military Governor OF Warsaw has
informed the people that there ls no
need of becoming alarmed. as the de-
fence Of Warsaw will he maintained to
the highest degree Of military science.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
GERMAN FORCE
NEAR WARSAW
Is CUT IN TWO


left them in difficult position. They
are now about twenty-seven miles
further back than they were on Tues
day. In a position which is hopeless as
the base for an army in which cavalry
is a great element. because Of the in
sufiicicnCy Of water.
Everything points to the fact that the
repulse Of their vanguard on Tuesday.
following their failure to get near the
bridge at Ivangorod amounted to a
stratcgical disaster.
The inhabitants OF the zone held by
the Germans are mostly Jews. All their
belongings were taken by the Germans
and many of the Jews have taken refuge
in Warsaw. The German plundering
was particularly ruthless around
Czenstochowa. where they took many
hundreds Of hostages, especially rabbits
and Catholic priests.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
POLISH INVASION HALTED
Il ussian Victory Brings Check TO
German Campaign.
Special Cooie Despatch to TUE SIS.

sDr'idt UOtt DeSputCN 70 ! w - =
LONDON. oct. l5.--The Germans wer"
defeated in great battle near Warsaw
yesterday, according to reports from
Petrograd. and We're driven back twenty
miles before they could be rallied upon
new line Of defence. The Russians
took thousands of prisoners and many
field guns and MaXims abandoned by
the enemy.
Dispatches sent by the Petrograd
correspondents of the MeSSogero OF
Rome and the Times of this city assert
that the victory of the Russians was
overwhelming. The Russians were com.
manded by the Grand Duke Nicholas
and the Germans were led by Gen. Won
Hindenburg, who was summoned from
East Prussia several weeks ago to con-
duct the invasion of Poland.
There Is an intimatioL in the un-
official news that the Russians en-
ployed their customary tactics Of turing
the Germans to attack on untaVorably
ground and Of making the best possible
use OF concealed artillery. II the VIC
tory was OF the proportions represented
the German invasion of Poland has been
effectually halted.
There Is unofficial news from German
sources that the Russian advance in
East Prussia has lost none of its force
The news from Galicia consists Of
conflicting statements. Petrograd as
serts positively that the Russians arr
maintaining the siege Of Przemysl with
every probability Of success 1t Is as
serted that the Russians have taken the
main forts, that the garrison is weak
ened by the cholera and that its capitu-
lation is imminent. This Is coDtradiCted
by the reports from Vienna and Berlin,
which state that the Russians have been
forced out of the region OF Przemysl
and have fallen back TO fortified posi-
ttons on the line Of Styr Sambor and
MIdyra
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
APPEALS TO WOMEN.
Archdurbr.s Warns Of Frivolous
ness. Urges plain Dresses.

Eo"r, oct l6--The Archduchoss Ellz-
.' 'h of Austria, sister 81 the late Arch
Gt0" Rudolph has made an appeal TO
ih' women % the empire. calling on them
10 put aside righteousness Incompatible
".'u these serious and grave days"
'NoH that our fathers and brothers
-. for right and liberty says the
Ar'hdurh"Ss "a no less important, seri-
~ ard d.fhcul, duty Is reserved for US.
"" must be- rigorous toward ourselves,
eliminating conspicuous dressing
IN" ArcIduchess asks Austrian womet
70 r'r" up amusementS and devote them
s'..Hs 10 prayer and helpful work
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
BELGRADE IS CAPITAL AGAIN.
some Of >rrvinn Governments De-
pnrtmrnts Leave Nish.

5V o'i ~, via London, oct. III
'h' So.'I,n War Office issued the fol-
statement to-day
Belgrade being no longer IN danger
'. p'"s'ons ~ retired officials, begin
ing 70 lay. October II, w,ll b" paid at
>" state Treasury IN belgrade and no
-'r AZ NIsh
To this announcement o: the partial
cram ~ III" governmental functions W
OCULAR capital the statement adds
... '.. supply ~ cattle and icod',una
'.f't Is so abundant that these prod
" May now be exported.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-16
LOSS IN POLAND DENIED.
Russian Attack Across the vtstuis
Repulsed, says Berlin.
Special Cabie Despatch 10 THr srx.

Special Cdbie Despdtch 10 TBE SuN.
AMSTERDAM, oct. 15.--An official state
ment issued in Berlin says:
THE Russian attack In East Prussia
may be considered broken. our attack
on Poland, in conjunction with the Aus
TRANS. ls making progress. our troops
are before Warsaw-about eight army
corps. The Russian attack from the
line Ivangorod TO Warsaw. across the
Nis:ula. has been repulsed along the
entire line, the Russians losing heavily.
"Rumors In the Russian papers of
captured German guns are baseless."
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GERMANS IN PRZEMYSL FORT.
Berlin OmciaIIy Announces Entry
by Cavalry.

LONDON. Oct. 15.-The following Ger
man official statement was received
here tonight by the Marconi Wireless
Telegraph Company:
1T is reported officially from Vienna
that our cavalry already has entered
the fortress OF Przemysl. Galicia, from
the west"
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RUSSIANS HAVE DRIVEN GERMANS BACK TWENTY MILES

to date At more than 100000 men. This
does not include their losses on their eax./
ern frontier, which they estimate At 0ver
10000
They also acknowledge that the Aus
trian losses exceed 500. Official re-
ports which have been published only con-
Germ a portion of the Prissan losses in
France. No official lists have been pub
llshed regarding losses of troops from
Bavaria. wuertemberg. Saxony or Han
over.
From this IL Is evident that the Austro-
German losses approximate 1880
This figure covers killed. wounded and
missing, and OF course includes all pris-
oners"
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Hague has issued a statement that the
Russian troops had evacuated Lemberg
after severe fighting. This event seems
very improbable. as the last wireless
despatch of Count Berchtold, sent me
to-day. does not mention Lemberg. II
would also be in contradiction with the
report that the Russians still maintain
their position east OF przemys
The telegram Of the Exchange Tele-
graph Company must therefore be the
result OF misunderstanding"
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FlELD0F BLOOD
WHEN GER MANS
BEAT RUSSIANS
Terrible Slaughter at Battle
of Tanncnburg in East
Prussia.

NFs.If| Iflf ffNVht'H ~ M ~ =
ro4roy. oct. IA correspondent OF
~ patiy Wal who has been an eye
v.tr,.s Vt tho Fast Prussian campaign
mint. ut that the German official ac-
counts of tho lighting in this region are
...t.,, accurate as regards victories,
.r.tr pu.c, being not to issue such re-
r..rf4 until victory is absolutely settled.
,,. n. SAYS they do no; officially report
,.t.... Speaking Of the lighting he
hg~.
.W.-dm NJ dot ;hc country and have
t.l.. ,1. use of d curious device by the
R4...u.. russian agents secured pos
...-..r ot several Of the windmllls dur
.....ptucuts and signalled by turn
n. ... 0'.cis so 80 to disclose to the
U...... tr1op~ the movements Of the
.n,... ra.ud the ridges upon which
.... e.n.u.l- stood The stratagem was
,....,,r,a and many agents working 1t
vc. Shot, have personal knowledge
u. tU. ,>sclton Of six Of these.
IA other device. to me one of the
mos. spectacular have ever seen in
warfare and which il not generally
NOW. is the following Barbcd wire
81, IN H-o here as everywhere. particu-
..ry 10 protect field and machine guns.
Vow II happens that East Prussia 70
largely q grazing country. Imagine the
.Nlui aud thrilling spectacle of a troop
...-.,.L. su..uing down upon on.
,..,,.,,.. dr,,.irv shoan and
"' "''N'
Att'' h't"T' 'n'" 'lN"' v" '''' '''
'aug.ri mass OF wire. charging their
horses over the platform OF ilesh anu
-dnr'g th" gunners III the very
trenches behind. rms pan was quickly
.I..oVsd Boy the Germans. VINO We're
equally fearless and SUCCESSFUL IN carry
i.s u out.
Describing Gen Won hi,u'npurt
great victory al IannehpurS 'he corre-
spond"nt says:
Til. army under Ger. Shilinshl had
advanced IN two main bodies one from
Bjelostck through Lyck ana 'he other
from Mlava through Soldan. AFTER con
s;ant hshtlng' IN whlch the Germans
cnered comparatively htt" reSlstahce'
tic Russlan vanguard emerged from
ne sWampS ana reach"u hrfheF Brounu
near ''st"t"de'
I"ls was IN" Ihonheh' az "iIu" '"e
German commander Gen Won hinueh-
oirg' d'SpIaE'n ms sh"' "s s''a.es's''
" II 9un 'hut III "''i"ouNi'e "e'" p'e
NoNNly on tne s"'ne S,""hu 'r "ou
S'iF"d tI'S lur hticdI Proo'ei.'' ,'oop7
"'Il,'u 'io'h NV "''','' anu 's'u'"
Iu.''E was "s'u i'u"' inO'n "'u
''' az" az "aH ny '"e
Po"'r'n' .tn'l' az. an.cu ronn Cs.ei
"le -" HuE "'' W"
"'s",' ~ az Wv, 'a.,o
- Il, N.'uel'''l :, oap'uIeu Wv 'o~i'
o''N INV VIC
'a''.P, ~ 900.
- ."' ,'% n-,', o,' w '',. ~"
90 49, " >, 'v"u'' y,
80 10y '''' ~. ms :.
&c NV W.
...',.. , 'o',''' vac
90 '.' .,'o ou-9'ue VIC
'''I 7''''" w '"a'u tue sur ou"u' :
'' va ~ ''''"' "a' VI
,"',.P an" '"Ne' ." '"Iee sues STOOD
ga we 'out l" sue escape
'"'' '''"S" H""'"Ps an"
~, rams
'" NV VI '"e .'''S' ~ s".'ui
''N'.'s ""ltle Wn,c" mas
wv" |"''' VI ''e 'eiHiah ""'CeIs W
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AUSTRO.GERMAN LOSS HUGE.

LONDON. Oct ia Daily chronicle
correspondent In Holland, who has been
in Berlin. sends the following:
The authorities in Berlin estimate their
total losses in France and Belgium up
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GERMANS CROSS VISTULA?
Special cable Despotch 10 Tur srv.

AMSTERDAM, oct, l5.--It is reported
from Berlin that the Austrians and Ger
mans have begun TO cross the Nistua.
II is also said that communication be-
tween Warsaw and Ivangorod has
ceased