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Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-08
9entider Serid)t
1teber 2,OOOSriteit ee.
Iangelt genommeu.
5urtiaritte bel SuiiiOus.

Berlin, iiber Qmitsrbom unb 2ons
bon, 4. gsUp. Sn fsinem gefrisen
omtIi9en 8eri9t mo6t Der bsuti6s
9sneraIitob barouf oufmertIam,
bob elm neiteres @orriiden brett
fiiblih bon giieupprt infoIee Der
lleberi9nemmungeu unmDeIi6 ees
lueisn III. Dos @aFer ftonb felens
ipeiie mannsbo9. rltniere Sruppsn
rdumten bos iiberf6nemmte Sers
rain obne einen Miann, elm gSferb
ober elm Sef4iiB gu bsrIisrsn," beiBt
es in bem 8eridt. vl1nTere 9tnariFs
fe ouf gpern perben fortseIsst. lee
Der $500 Mann, bic meiTten boppn
Gnsldnoer purOen sefensen ee.
nommen unb mebrere Mai9iusngss
ipebre erbeutst.
rWeitIi6 bon Robe fan6en ers
bitterte Sample Itntt, unb bic @ers
lutte auf beioen Seiten paren aros.
Bel einem Strabentnmpfe DerIOren
mir etnige bunbert Wlonn an Ges
tangenen unb Slpei GeI9iibe.
vllniere 9lngriffe an Der glisne,
OftIi4 BON SoiFpns, paren troB
beftigen NibsrItanbes, erfoIareit.
llniere Sruppen baben me6rere iiors
te Steaungen Bel g6abonne unb
Soupir genommen. mir mahten
iiber 1000 5ron5oIeu gu @efanae.
nen unb erbeuteten brei Gefniibe
unb bier Rof9insneeipebre. Tobe
Der &atbe6raIe in SoiITons ba6en
bic 6rou5oien eire gotterie oufaes
iteat uno ben Surm oIs gepbahs
tungsppiten eebraubt. 3piI6eH
SouI uno 9erbun purben mebrere
fronaoiii9e 2lngriffe 5uriideef9las
gen. 6ran8Oiide SoIboten trugen
beutihe Mdntel unb Selme. cyn
ben gOseien purbs elm frans0iiIfsr
ansrifi nobs Martird suriidssItlus
gen. llnfers 5ruppen ino6ttn einen
@esenan9riff.
s5m Often itnO bic frieseriI9en
9etpesungen mod in Der GnttuidIuna
tesriffen. Gs puroe ni6t at.
tdmpft 2tm l. Rpbember bebiente
Oos l. iibirif4e aorps fi4 elmer
3abI bon 3iOiliiten ols
Der 3erTt0rung elmer Bride.
Der beitfden Prefe tpurben amt.
li9 fOlgsnoe Nitteihineen gemodt.
8ritiIde Stronger baben bei Sons
bos Elm grie6ifdes 9orpeboboot in
Zen Gfunb sebobrt, oo fie es fir
Elm tiirttfhes hielten. 8rie6enIono
bat fi6 entfdIoTien, neutral gu bleis
ben, unb 8uIgorien Bat bisber teine
feinbli4s 6oltuns angsnommen.
Die Sapaner baben LOO Sir.
ipanberer no9 ben Mnriunnens Sns
ieIn gef4idt. Elm 3eicben. bob tie
bic Snieln oIs ioponii4eu 8efis Be-
tradten. BON elmer tempprdrrn 8es
iebung lam oIio feline aeee fein.
Sen. BON MoItfe, Der G6ef oes
Ssneralitabss, Der bor einisen Mps
den ertrontte, lift in 6om6itrg ans
getommen, no er ficb als goIt bes
auiIers nuf Dem faiferli6en G6foB
erbolt. 0prt befinoet T9 ou9
9rin8 Ostor bon greuBen, nm
Ii4 bon feiner @srpunbuns gu cts
bolen.
Der gorrat an Gofb in ber
geid5baut ipi6ft uoh INNER. Der
IeBte fp0dentlide 9erid)t seiot cine
3unnbme bon $750o,000. Der Ges
iomtOorrot an Sob betrG9t $464,.
100000.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-08

4 0smotraten ouitott fpie bishsr
Ourh 8 &spublitoner uno 8 Demo-
iraten pertrsten ieiu. Die 9emofrds
ten eripdblten ibrsn 9anuertrdser
9ubiO 5. Wnlft gum @ouoerneur,
Ser iein sisensr RadfoIeer iit. Seine
Mdioritdt miro nuf 10000 Stims
men onaeqeben.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-08
9lnd) TIT 9ietp SserIeD.
Hepnblltauer gelpinuen feds Site int
SunDess AbQeOr0netcnhanie.

9reuton, q. s.. 4. 3op. gtod
Ben bis bsute mittng fier einge9ens
eenen NabIberidten iit Der osmOfrds
tii6e Son9reBtonbibdt I'M 6iinftrn
Oiitritt, 8iIIiom 6. Suttle ir., BON
benz 3epublitdner Sobn 8. Gopitid
qeIdIa9eH. Der Stodt Rem Seriep
niro in Dem glbgeOronetenbous bes
aeuen 8pngrefes 0ur6 edit RspubIis
tauer uno bier 0emofrIttn nertrsten
Ieiu.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-08
6anatifer aeihIaaem.
HrnbtbIttOnss sNmenOcment i'm Stnnte
gSalbingtpH abaetan.

Seattle, 3D., 4. 0pp. Dos Qro.
Observation-Disclosures puroe Bel Der
geitrigen @obl nit elmer beoeutenoen
MdioritGt absetpieIen.
RAD ben bis ieBt borlieaenoen
BabIberi4ten 1T Der bisberise 9uns
oesiendtor, Der 3epublitaner 8eslen
:. Sones, tpieOer geipGbIt poroen.
9etreffs Ser 3ongrebsaanOiooten
ldbt ii4 nod nidts beitimntes feffs
itelen,
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-08
SeocmtemOtr ltmid,,vuns.
8ertretnng oes Staatcs Wiaiia4uicttf
int nGdliten 90HgreR.

Bolton. 9l}aT., 4. gloo. Der
Stont W1dTo6uIetts miro i'm Bun
beg 2tbgeoroneten6ous 0es 81. aOns
greFes our@ 12 9iepubliianer un0
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-08
ScOcmtemOe 0erlMite.
SemOfraten uUn SSllinuis berlieren 10
Site i'm observation-disclosures.

Gbicugo, a. Rpb. 8etreffs bes
2eIultuts Der 8unbesIenotprenpabl
i'm Staate SSainois lieB iitb bis belte
mtttag nod ni9ts beftimnttes fdgen.
Die gfepublitaner beanipruden ben
Sieg fir ibren 3anoiooten 2omrence
.. Sherman, uno Die 0emofroten
fino betreffs i6res &anoiooten ao9er
6. SulIipan ebsnIo iisgesgetpiB. Der
8anbioat Der prOgreHiben 8onmonb
Gpbins tpmmt nit Den neniqen
Stimmen, Die fir Jpn abgegeben
tpurben, gar ni6t in 8etro9t. Die
Oemotraten biiBtet pon ibren Spons
gig Sibeu i'm 8unoesabgeorbnetets
baus 5ebn Elm.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-08

Berlin, 4. gob., iiber 2(miterbnm
unb aOnbDn. Die n5rantfurter 3sis
tung" Der0ffentIi6t cine 9epeI6e aus
Bien, in Der mitgeteilt tpirb, bab
Sorgut Poi4o gum S6erbefebls6a>
Der Der tiirtif9en StreittrGfte in
ben SorboneIen ernonnt porben lit.
S55et qnT9a unb Sbutri paf6a
fiibren bic tiirtiIden Souptormeen.
gins grpbe 2tn3obl bon tiirtiI9en
unO tiirsIid ongetouften Sonbels,
f6iffen iinb in !6ilf5treu3er Der tiirs
tiIhen 6lotte umgelponbelt ipproen.
Die p9o8etta bel 9Opolo" in
Som i4reibt, bnb bic 8ebonbIung
Der in Gnglano auriidgebliebenen
9eutfden nidt beurteilt perben
lam. Wlon fo1Its in geriidIi6tis
sung 5ieben, bab bieIe engliT9e'
sSnoultrteanld9en BON Oeuti ti6en 9es
leitet tperben, bic iebr fdiper gu err
ieBsn feien.
Die glote beg engIif9en M1inifters
bes 2teuBern, Cir Goparb @rep, Die
Der itaIieniI6en 2esierung ii6ers
reiht ipuroe unb in Der 9rep bic
9iirtei burd bic 6e6el sis6t", fogt
bic itolienii6s 3eitung, bat bier
teinen euten Gtnbrud gemo8t, bn
iie burdblifsn Idbt, boB Gn9Ianb
ii6 por Der 9irfei fiir6tet."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-08
GalanDra bleibt.
gteubiloun9 oes itdlieuiiten Sabinctts
briu9t peni0 8crGnOernra.

Rom, 4. Iob. 8a8 asue itolieris
ffc ao6inett NIT oefien Ieubiloung
Der lebte gremiermiri;ter, Gignor
Golopnrd BPM g0niq fctr1ut tpors
ben lrar, 6eTte6t auBsy Colombia,
Der prelnierminiiter uuo Winiiter beg
synnern bleibt, aus 91ron SionsD
Gonnino ais 9liniftcr oes 9leuBern,
@aolo Gorcauo 5irdN3pi1liiter Ino
@ittorio Crldroon ,,aIti3Hiniiter.
Die ii6riQea nliniiier. Die nit Sas
lonora reiigniert batten srbielten ihrs
friibaren Poiten pieOer.
(8ie Heu6ilbuug iit inIofern pon
groBem S}nlereiie, oils hie frieoIihe
uno oeptid1freurbIite gartei in 3ias
lien, nit 5alaabra ar Der Spite.
obsnan bIeibt, glnm. BET &e0).
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-08

golpIing grsen, Dao., 4. g2pD.
Champ glarf, Der Spre9er oes
8unbes 9(bgeorbnetenbouIes, Ioete
beute nit geaus ouf Die bon ben
&epublifonern in ben peri9iebensn
Stooten errungenen Siege foleenbes /:
.0ieie republitaniI9en Siege barf
man ni9t etlpa ols 3uriidpeiiung
Der Milipns 9lbminiItratipn oeuten.
sic iinb nur Elm ipeiterer 8epeis
bafiir, oab pdbrenb bisIer Sage bes
europGiI6en arieees irgsnb ettpos
pafiteren taHrE
r0os MobIergebnfs i'm 2onbe bat
mid iiberraTht. 2t6er bic glieoers
loge 70 bieler bsmotr1tiT9sr aons
biboten lit niht sttpo bahin 5u beus
ten, bob bas 8olt nit Der 4bminiz
itration DilIons un5ufrieben iit.
rRein, bas 1T einfa9 elm gang
natiirlihes Greignis, bas man pGbs
rem Oiefer Sage ougemeiner 8ertpirs
rung erfparten tann."
@preasr gfort bleibt trob oaer
9egenteilisen 8ebauptungen babel,
boB bic 9emotroten i'm nG9ften
8unoes ab9eoronetenbnuIe cine
ylaioritGt baben iperben, bic eroB
genug fein tpiro, nm bsmptrotiI6e
globnubmen gu 9nnnbme gu brin.
gen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-08
Gin aaOrer @iaO
sprebcr Glarf iiber
Oemofratii9 gerluIte
5unatifcr erleiOen ealappen.

WaIbinaton, 4. giop. RAD oen bis
ftute morgen bier eingetrofFenen
99ablbsri6ten haben 0ie Repu6liias
ner bel Der seitrigen 8abl fan i'm
9dn5en 2anoe beoeutenoe 5ortIdrits
/: geIua9t. S6on seItern dben0 mar
9|rdii0ent WilIon iebr enttduI9t,
lptigerte iia aber irgeno ettpos Su ia
gen.
Sersits friib am 9lbeno nuroe bier
ir Der 8unbesbouptItdot dllgemein
7ugsgeben, ooB i'm Staate glen glort
eer bemptratii1e @ouperreurstanOis
cat W2artin 8. Gjlnnn ppn ieinem
1spubIitanii9en &inalen gharIes g.
sRbitman eeIdbldgen fpproen 1T.
glus ben metIten anoeren Stodten
iraren bis heute morgen nur iebr uns
hoIlitdnbige 8ablbsrihte einqetrofs
fen.
SIM Staate NfiHourt i6eint ser
bemotratiIne 9unSesfenatpr @illiam
S. Stone ipieberertpGbIt norben fem.
Seine Mlaioritdt foil ieoo6 70 flein
lein, odb Die Republifuner heute morz
gen mod Die @abl fir ibren aanbis
eaten SbOmas 5. 9ttins beanIpru6en.
9lus Milipautee, Mist., ipuroe beu>
tt morgen bier gemsIost. odB Der
oemotrotiI6e 8puberneurstonbioat
sSobn s. 8arel ppn Dem repubIitoni=
Ihen &onoioaten emanuel 8. 9billpp
9eI9lneen fporoen iit,
SIN Staate Rem 6empibire iiegten
ebenfoIIs Die Hepublituner. 0ort
fvurbe Der republitoniI9e 6ouber=
neursfdnbioat &nllono 8. SpouIoing
nit elmer glurdIitdt BON 5000 Stims
men gelpdbIt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-08
SobnIom iiegt.
Anbdnser beaniprnGeu Wtniuritdt BON
100000 Stimmeu.

San 5rdneisto, aal., 4. glob.
glnbdnger bes @ouberneurs S5irom
B. Sobnion, Ser ii1 aIs &un0iOut
Der Progreiiiben nm Wisoerpabl be-
lpurb, beboupteten beute mor9en, ouB
Sobnion nit elmer 9luraIitdt BON
niGt ipeni9er ola 100000 Stimmen
gsipdbIt npr6en iit. Ulit ibm 1T audi
Der Sonoiodt fir bos 9tmt bes @ises
6OuDerneurs Sobn 80. Gi9Iemon
geipdbIt porben.
gta6 Den bis iebt borIiegenoen
Bo9lberi4ten iinS bic republitanis
iten aongreB.8anoionten SSulius
&obn uno CHARLES gurrp, Tolpie Der
Progreftpe syobn 8. Nolan erpGbIt.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-08

2onOon, 4. goD. Sn Der g2orbs
fee rurpe bic nunbe3fpingli6e" eng
lii6e 6Iptte gIeiffans bon einem
llngliid ereilt. 0ns britiI6e I'm.
terfeeboot n9. s." ftieB gsitern in
Der glorbiee ouf cine giine, Die elm
beutfter 9reu5er nusgetporfen unb
flog in bic 2uft. 9as S6iff font
penig Ipdter. Dos llntcrTeeboot mar
$50 Sur !an9 unb felt brei Sab
ren i'm 9ienft. 3ipei Gffisiere uno
5ipsi 2sutt Der gsmonnung purben
gerettet.
Sober, iiber 2onopn, 4. gob. Qus
9iintirdsn tpurbe btuts bier eemels
bet. baB Elm oeuti6es GeI6pober,
bsitebenb aus bier S9IodtfhiFfen
unb bier arsu5ern, BON aiel aus in
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-08

Sss gesansen iit. Taon srtpartet
bier. boB ss pisaeidt beuts iaon
spiI9sn britif9sn uno bsutfaen
sriessIdiffen gu eiusm srnFsn Ssss
tompf tpmmsn ipiro.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-08

ariegA Ietretdr Garrifon BAT
bos 3. 9unbes 8abdIlerietegiment
bou Sort Sbsriban, ST., na6 4ris
sonu becrbert, nm bic Erbnun9 i'm
gergpertsbesirf. in nem bic gan5e
2trbeiterT4aft bic Qrbeit nieberges
Ie9t bat, aufre4t 81 erbalten.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-08

STE gegdn9en III. Nfon ertpartet
bier. boB ss pisaeidt beuts i9on
5ipiI9sn britif9en uno bsutiden
ariessidiffen gu siuem srnftsn Ssss
tampf tpmmsn ipirb.
9pnbpu, 4. 9on. Der SetretGr
Der briti19en MbmiroIitGt bat beute
bstannt gessbsn, bab Elm aus britis
fden unb fron50ffhen S9laatf9if=
fen beTtebsnben GeT6pabsr eeitern
friib mprssns Elm 8ombarbsmsnt auf
Die 9orbonsIIsn er0fFnst bat. 6ins
Susefiist pirb, bab bic bombarbiss
renben ariessf9iffe nidt i'm sss
rinsiten bsfddbist iporbsn ftnb. ipeil
bic tiirfii9e 2lrtinerie I9ledt I6oB.
Sn Sort 6oIIss iinb nad ben IsBs
ten 2lnsnben mebrere 9e6GuOe in
8ranb sefeBt nprben.
9onoon, 4. Hoo. Sa bic S9lddt
auf benz 2onbe, an Der gurbfiiits
BON gtIgien uno 5rantrei9 biel an
Snterefe berlpren bat, psnbet ii9
bic 0ffentli9e 4ufmertIamteit mebr
Der ernsnteu 9Gtigteit in Der Rorb,
fee unb i'm aannl gu. Sn GnsIanb
bat Der toIItiihne 8oritoB zines
beutf4en 4reu5ersei4pobers bis
nuf Sebn Wasilen an Der eneliIben
9iiiie unbebasli9ss Gritaunsn pers
urfa9t. Mton batte bies ni6t ers
tpartet, SumaI gerobe om Sage bDrs
ber bic englif6e ghmiraIitGt be-
tonnt gemo6t bate. boB bic son5e
NprbIee oermabsn nit Mlinen be-
pfInnst fei, buB fie fir bic Sans
belsf6iFfubrt eef9Iofen iperben mubs
te. Der enslif4e Sreu5er n5aIBcOn"
Elm sanS neues S9iff, batte Elm fat
tpunberbores Gnttommen. Der areus
ger tpGre beinobe in cine gde eetrieben
iporben. II. man nerbonft es nur benz
9e5hif bes &pmmonbonten, bab bos
S9iff NIT eerinsen 8ei9dbigungen
boppntnm. @liidliderpeiIe fam foz
fort 9iIfe berbei, ober bic beutT9sn
areuSer enttamsn, inbem iie fi9
elmer gona neuen Wtetbobe Der See
triegfiibruns bsbienten. Bon ben
lekten 2reu5ern in Der Reibe purs
ben Minen iiber 8or6 geporfen, unn
bic britifthen 9reusr. tOuns
ten iih nur nit duBerfter @orii9i
Dortpdrts betpegsn.
(gs 1T bO4ft beasianenb. bnB bic
Gn9lGnber ipeber Die Seef9la9t an
Der 9ileniI4en aiiite nod ben gers
luit bes 1lnterIesbootes .G. s." err
ipGbnen. Gs unterliest teinsm 3neis
fel, baB bic engltf9e Re9ierung bic
Na9ri9t perbeimli9en min.
Inm. b. Reb)
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-08

Gbicuap. 4. NOp. S5rauenItimms
re9t puroe Bel Ser geitrigen Wobl
in ben folgenben feds Stoaten nit
beoeutenoen Maioritdten ubgeipieTsn:
Sbio, MiKonri, g}ortb 9atotd, Suo
0atota, Rebrasfa uno Repaba. Don
Den 5ruuen puroen i'm State 81
Iinois. tpD iis itinrmbere9tigt iin6.
nur berbdItnigmdBig ipenige Stim>
men obgegeben. Sn &anfas beparb
ii4 eine Srau I'M einen StB i'm
Son9reb uno tpurOe griinolih ges
f9logen. Cine onoere polte in
Gbicoso GountDs3ommiFdrin bon
Gpot Gountp tperoen. sic erlitt Ell
ne gefaI5ene Tieoerln9s.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-08

@ofbinqton, q. glop. @on bem
6ouptquortier bes oemofrotiIhen
NotionnItonitees aus tpuroe prdl.
Wilipn 6eute mitgeteilt, onb in &us
Iifornien Der Demotrat Sames 9.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1914-11-08

9ppenbnsen, 4. NOp. llnneit Der
pllaaOs sSnieln bat iid cine itarte
bentidle sSlptte beriammelt. Die
Sdjiffe lieeen nOrO6itlid uOn StOf'
holm nnb uDr benz Ginsanse gum
finniI1en @eerbnien. Die S6iffe
befaubem iid anf Der 5abrt nG6 Sem
geprbeu nnO baben gebalten, nm
BefebIe ST eruarten.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-09-30
PERSONALS

Rev. James Thomas has gone to
TeXarkana on business.
Miss Mary Lindsey left yesterday
for Little Rock for brief visit.
Sam Solmson of St. Louis, is in the
city visiting friends and relatives.
l.. w. Clements of English vas a
business visitor in the city yesterday.
Nate Levine returned Monday from
Little Rock, where he has been, on a
brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer E. Richards left
yesterday afternoon for short visit
to Texarkana.
Rev. Forney Hutchinson Of Little
Rock was a business visitor IN the
city yesterday.
Howard Allen left yesterday after
noon for Arkansas City on profess
Isional business.
Miss Lucille Hitler of Little Rock
is in the city visiting her sister. Mrs.
Milford Dreyfus.
Miss Mamie Nichol has re 'urned
from Hope, where she has been The
guest of relatives.
Mrs. Virginia Wilkins, Misses len
ME and Joseph Wilkins spent yester-
day in Little Rock.
Attorney S. J. Hunt has returned to
the city from his farm at Woodson
and will resume the practice of law.
Mrs.Otto Zaugg was a business visi-
tor in the city today. She was form
erly Mrs Bette Avaritt of this city
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-09-30
HICKS FOR HEAD
ARKANSAS LABOR
Local Man Proposed as
President of Federation.
P. B. Wants Convention.

Determined to elect w. B. Hicks
president of the Arkansas State
Federation of Labor and bring The
1915 meeting to Pine Bluff, thirteen
delegates of the various unions Of
the city will leave Sunday morning
for Little Rock where they VII at
tend the meetings of the foder9 ion
which will be held in that city NIL
next week.
The local representatives are: E.
F. Price, Carpenters and Jo,nArs
Union, No. SIS; Walter Davis, Md
chinists Union No. 81: Ed Green and
George Germ, Typographical Union
No. 447; T. A. Wilson, Central Trades
Council; Ed Harvey, Bartenders
Union 10. S5S; Charles Hull, Barriers
Union No. 521; B. E. Shields. Boiler
makers Union No. 6S; n. H. Alex
ander, Painters and Decorators Union
No. 665; Otto Pitts, Cigarmakers
Union No. III; A. w: Lehman, mem
Der of the executive board; W. b.
Hicks delegate to the Missouri State
Federation of Labor from the Ark*n-
sas Federation of Labor and ex-c1t'
clio member.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1914-09-30

Mrs. w. A. Lewis and daughter re-
turned yesterday from Colorado. Mr.
Lewis joined them at St. Louis on
their return.
Mrs. A. Retain and daughter uill
return today to their home at Little
Rock, after pleasant visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Tracy Mills.
Mrs. J. Hall Miller of Atlanta Ga.
will arrive early next month for a
visit with her parents, Captain and
Mrs. Sebastian Geisreiter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Minor G. Woodward
have returned from visit of more
than month in New Hampshire St.
Louis and other places.
Mr.. and Mrs Rufus VI. Mills has 70
turned to Little Rock after spending
Sunday in the city the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. r. H. M. Mills.
R. S. Cherry returned yesterday
from-Spartanburg S. c., where he &C
companied his daughter, Miss Frances
Cherry, to Converse institute.
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GEARMANS AT HOME
DON'T FEAR RESULT

London, Sept. "a. c. Wilkie, Ber-
lin correspondent Of the international
News service, who has been in the
German capital ever since the out
break of hostilities, arrived here to-
day after roundabout trip from
Berlin through Hamburg, Bremen and
thence to Holland, where he took
passage from England. Regarding
the situation in Berlin Mr.. Wilkie
said:
Berlin was entirely quiet and
orderly whenI left it Sunday. The
flash of war enthusiasm had passed
and the people were inclined to take
the war more seriously. The initial
victories in Belgium in France and
East Prussia had raised extrayagantly
high hopes among the German people,
and there were predictions that the
war would be over within three
months.
Until three weeks ago the down
town section of the city was crowded
nightly with thrQhgs waiting.
"The check of the German advance
in France had a sobering effect snc
the roseate expectations entertained
month ago have given way to a
calm cool determination that the wal
must be won at whatever cost.
Popular confidence with regard
to the outcome is as strong as ever.
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UNOFFICIAL news FROM
PARIS ACCORDS
ALLIES FULL VICTORY
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONB
War Office Reletrar

That the final test of strength IS a
question of hours is indicated by the
retcenoe of the war office, which Is
conining itself to meagre statements
which give no hints of the gigantic
movement now believed to be in
progress to dislodge the invaders
from their positions.
Night and day the Germans have
been making vigorous attempts TO
pierce the constantly tightening lines
of British and French who are effect
lively enmeshing General Won Kluck in
what appears to be an inextricable
position. Not only. is General Won
Kluck threatened, but also the re-
inforcing army of General Won Boe-
hme, while General Won Beulow is de-
clared- to be in grave danger in his
position on the right center Of the
German line.
In Champaign, on the center and
in the region as far east as the forest
of 4Argonne fierce cannonading was
resumed by tie enemy today. The
enemy here occupied strongly forti-
fled positions, and but slight progress
was reported by French commanders.
Further captures of prisoners is
reported among the number being
members of tie Seventh reserve
corps and the Tenth, Twelfth, Fiji
teenth and Nineteenth German army
CORPS
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BLAMES AUTOIST
FOR Death Of
HER HUSBAND
Mrs. Jennie Galloway Sues
j. w. Withers for $4,000,
Claimed as Damages.

Alleging that her husband T. X.
Galloway, died as the result OF in
jures suffered when he was. knocked
from a bycicle by an auto, N.Y.. Jen-
ME Galloway yesterday inslitnt cd
suit against J. W Withe.so for $2n,ooo.
Half of this amount is claimed as
damages on behalf of Galloway 5
estate, of which plaintiff il aaminis-
tratrix, and half on behalf CT p.aln'iff
and her minor daughter, Ruth.
The petition sets forth ;lat Ca'la-
way was a. carpenter, 80 years u age,
and was earning 81 9 day when, on
December 10, he was knocked from
his bicycle by an au"o being driven
by Mr.. Winters chauffeur. The &C
cident occurred i'll Main street. plain
tiff affirming that Mr. Galway was
so seriously injured about the back
and right leg as to. be partially para
lyzed. He died several n;cii;iis after
wards.
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SOCIETY.
Sesame Club
Holds Meeting.


The first meeting Of the present
year of the Sesame cluD was nell
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. T. u.
Bolnger on East Sixth avenue. j he
members answered the roll call ny
quotations from favorite authors.
The president, Mrs. H. |. II 'idtr-
ness, made her annual adGsess w:icn
was very much enjoyed ty all the
members An excellent discussion on
Panama was led by Mrs j. A. N@-
Leod, and participated in by Mrs
Julia Noel, Mrs. HUT, Mrs. Walter
Hudson and Mrs. Alex Rowell. Ihe
reception Of new members was VcHy
impressive. The pledges were read
by the president and answered !y 'h2
members.
Following the bushes session a de-
lightful musical program Was given
including piano solos by Mrs !'a!in-
ger and Mrs. Glasscock.
Review questions of South Am5":ea
and South American Life were tfen
taken UP and discussed. Mrs. Anna,
belle Roberts was questioner. The
meeting was one of the most success
full ever held and plans were laid 10
make this year~one of the most sue
cessful in the history of the club
The club adjourned TO meet Ocfo,
Der q with Mrs. Charles E. B@ir.
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The entertainment has also been
provided with a complete new SCENE
dress, with all new wardrobe ana o'h-
or cessories all new this season
Among Mr.. O'Brien's principal CO.
medians are Henry Van Fossen, the
monolcgist, Eddie Mazier, Pete De'zel'
Major Nowak, Doran aand strong,
Nick Xoerg, Geo. F. Peduzzi, DAVID
Morris, James Barardi, Leslie Berry
Chas r. Wright, Jonathan HaW, Billy
Curran, F. w. Hodges and many o.n-
ers of minstrel fame, including a DIG
orchestra and band under the dlrec-
ton of Frank Fuhrer.
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Roster of Officers.

Little Rock, Sept. 29.-The clerical
force in the office of the secretary OF
state is engaged in making a new
civil record showing a complete ros-
ter of all state and county and town
ship offices, state boards and COM
missions, etc., with date of expira-
ton of terms. This is made every
eight or ten years, and will require
about a month for completion.
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ELKS' THEATRE.

The attraction at the Elks' Ihed'f'
next Friday will be Neil OBrlen ait
his great American, Ministries al of'
SANITATION which had it's birth over
two years ago and which mas 'lntt
been unusually successful. NO grea'e,
stage favorite exists with minSuel
lovers everywhere than Neil y f'rleh'
His company is spoken Of in the nlsh-
est terms and contains mostly ReW
people since he last appeared here
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BELGIANS PURSUE
GUERILLA WARFARE

London, Sept. PA Central News
dispatch from Antwerp says that
guerilla warfare of remarkable char
acter is being wager in the vicinity
of Antwerp.
Every night the Belgians make
sorties and they have succeeded in
completely terrorizing the German
outposts.
AS consequence of their daring
night attacks, the Belgians have
earned the name Of "black rats