davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29

oieIe Saenerie biete. einen unOergsb'
lid I90nen Nnblid, tpenn fie BON
ben Strablen Der untergebenoen Spn'
ne Dertldrt lit. Gin Dt9ter bat tie
nit elmer Sraum : BotI9aft BON ei>
nsr bOheren MeIt bersli@en. @u4
oas Sbr nernimmt etpas oabon;
oenn man fam auf Dem Berg Dils
ion oeutli9 Ous RauI4en Der nieoer'
ltiiroenoen MaRer bOren. Seoen
SOmmsr 1T oieles 9interlano elm be-
liebtsr Rampierunes=plaB fir folhe
9epobner oes Rei4es Sos Nngeles.
Die pirtli9 cine dnoere @elt buben
nOlIsn, obne oafiir cine Heife Don
mebr. als einissn Stunoen gu mus
9en. = cine WeIt 10 nabe uno bod
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29

10 fern Der 3iDiIiIutiOn unO Dem Sc
ipibl oes Mltass . 8el9GftslebenS.
obne pOlt, Selepbpn. telegraph u. {.
H., mo oas tdglide Baden uno Sreis
ben BEG 8urros Die eihoige 2ebenss
fruee biloet! llebrigens feblt "a
cua i'm Minter niht an @diten.
No9 einen Sdrir peiter BON Oct
Qualification Iiegsn bic n8arIep Tlots"
unO Die ~pine Stats, nit 3uder'
Ninitn beitonoen. pel&e Gi4tsaaaR.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29

fen bon iib.r sinem SUB 2dnee tra.
genl Beioe, in elmer 60be bon iiber
5000 SUB, pOrtreTFli9 bstDdFsrt, fno
nur ouf isbr unbequemen Jdbrtsn er,
rei9bor; ober Dos 3isl Iobnt ole
Mibs rsi9li@. sic biloen nobs3u
Gbsnen. Oosr oo9 b09fens tpeuens
fDrmige g%rbObungen, ipel9e einn iebr
ippiges pflan3lides 2sben nufneiien.
Nuf ben ~9urIsp TIuts" ssOeibt nils
os @erIte prd9tig uno erinnsrt an
friibers obenteusrn0e @etpobnsr otefes
8erlieBes: Die Pferbeoiebe
Der @arIep Tlats."
SIM CONNER tperbsn Die 8urros
0es Wount Mil5on : 5otels t6eli9
nit 6ilfe oss SslsItOps eesdblt. lln0
miro zines DermiBt. 70 miro elm Reis
ter entTan0t, Inn gu ieben, oh etpd
elm BeraIDtre in Der N6be lit. Ders
olei6sn u nod ni1ts 10 Isbr isItes
mes in Der No9barIddft. NO9 otter
miro bic DiIOtabe ouf Der 66brts
bemertt. Dos o1es 1T bessi9nsno
fir Die iriIbe llrIprinsIidisit Oiefer
Melt in FOLDER Ndbe elmer @rcBfdot'
Rultur.
Gobalo Ii9 fartcr G9nesFdu .ins
felt, trer0sn Die Burros auIdmmens
oe6plt uno in 0as @ebiet Der 3inilis
Idtion suriidgsbra9t. 9nbei boben
mitunter oie 6Otels8 eOisnItsten idOn
abenteuerIi6s Rdmpfe nit S9neeipes
BEN our@aumo9en. ginmdI, i'm Subr
1907, fam Elm Dubsno MsnI9sn ouf
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
Auf hnErRr martF.
ssFsF

den bon San Diego unO Dem 2anOe
nod Often gu. Inter ben ginitiss
fen 1lmItGnben fam man Die Stur5s
fpsuens2inie om 8orFranos nit ndds
tenn Nuse unterT6sioeH fOtrie oas
gdtalindsBoo i'm 9afen BON San
pebrO einIaufsn Ieben.
S6nsift Der Bid mad Noroen,
10 trifft er auf ssfpaIties f9rOffe un0
fable 9Obsu, peI4e fi9 spii4en s0S
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29

OerieIeIunos > @raben nit eepumptem
@aiier.
nur, neil man Jpn fir sinsn iibsrse,
I9nappten .@slbi9nabel" belt. Sn
fpeniger aIs pieraebn Saeen battle ct
Maf9insris aufseleIIt, bObrte in bic
Siefe, - unb iiberalI lam berrIi9es
flares MaTier in sroBen Mensen gum
8orI9ein. Dom toitbarsn NaB ses
trGntt, DsrtpanbeIte fi4 Der Mufens
(ono in portrtffliden 2ebm, unb cine
neue 2lera fir bas iibIi4e glsp
Merito bate besonnen.
Die Runbe bon 9unbs Gntbeduns
perbreitete Ii9 pie elm 2ouTfeuer unb
Iebr bolb tomen Qiebbober bon fait
Der 6GIfte Der llnionssS taoten nod
Deming. Inn 2onb nod inter ben
alien Bebingungsn gu beIeesn.
3pei Sabre burna9 nar bas
nG9ite unbeIeBts 2onb polIe 16 Meis
len BON ben Stabtsrenaen BON 0es
ming!
Gas MimbrsssSn purbs ssrabs3u
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29


neral RsarnsD bier bas Stsrusnban'
ner biBte.
Santa Sc entbdIt aud bos GItefte.
nod beuts als Ioldes ~Dorbnnbene
@ottesbaus Ger Der. Staaten, bic
MifIionstir9e.
MuBsr benz SouriItens@ eI6GIt ober
lit bic Stobt Elm purobiss srOBarti,
ser berna9Idfistsr GsIsgenbeiten!
9isiss Gef6dft !reiIi9 sntpiddte iia
gang bon i.Ibit bur9 bic u~n5GbIisen
Rnturs uno bic BON Men;dsnbano
semo9ten RurioIitdten, pelhe i'm
llmtreiis BON 100 Meilen gu ginben
Iinb, boruntsr bic nod bsipobnts pors
Seitlide SiieslItoot u M a, ole pp'
romiosnsS taot Soos, Der Yaioritos
Nationalpart (ois rsibite uno M
tsreIfanteIts Mltsrtiimers Hesion in ben
Der. Stantenl IL. (. ~. 9o6 pbne
3ipsifel pirb bos neue BEN Merilo
aud in manhen onberen Be3iebuns
gen cine bIiibsnbe 3utunft fir Santa
&c Ihoffen. pbne bic 0ersanoenbeu
Il v!ItOrsn.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29

1000 @alcurrt @nTer bro Ninute
entitromcn oieier Hobre.
nod INNER ho9baIten mill, bsrtritt
peIentli6 anbere 9inse, oIs pas Sers
ritorium Rem Msgito nit allsr Itiner
moIsrif9en 9errIi9tsit. Gin 2ann
fir Souriften mill er tpobI bIsiben,
- aber elm grubes 2aubnirt19aFtss
Rei9 mill CT peroen.
Np9 nm 1903 berum ba9te man
Bel benz Nomen Rem Meritp faIt aIls
9emein nur an Rinbsliimmel obsr
n@opbOps@, mertpiirbige 4Itertiimsr,
Snbioner : O0rfer, 9Opi : S9Iongsns
tGn3e, Ropoioz0 eden uno 0srgleiden.
un6 nod 1909 mar @eming elm 70
flaTI19es !6irtenberf9snsS tGDt9en,
tpie man ss nur irgsncpO psItli9
bonn pecos< JluIIs tinbsn tonnte, nit
ben iibIiden Rnsipen unb SpislbOls
len nit 24itiinbigsr @eTGGfts3eit,
init iebr itaubisen StraBen unb
8iirseriteisen aus @eIbfidte II. I. IN.
9as brsittrdmpiss 9urrabsasbsn be,
berrfdte allies.
Samnls nod iabsn f%ossnannte
So9DerItGnbige bsrsn 9oriaont
gar mon9moI ni9t iiber ibre Nalens
1piBe binousgebt = bas ganae fiiOs
li9e Retp MeritO einfa9 als cine
nafferloIe unb 10 gut mie nertIoie
Miiite an. @s mar natiirli9 ni9t
%unbetnnnt, bob man in anberen Wiis
ten Mafier eetponnen bate; Der Re'
gierunss= Snsenieur feIber bate er,
Hart, boB es iid gar ni9t IObne, in
eieIer Re9ion es nit Der anlegung
zines 8runnens gu Deriu9eH. Sn
S9uIbii9srn ODER arf Rarten beaei9s
uete elm geIber Sled bieIes @eldnbe.
Ginss 190rtn Sages aber fanO
aud bieie MeIt ibren Columbus. Oas
NOR 1910.
Inter ben pnfiaeieren zines pors
ibsrtommcnosn 8abn5ugss mar Der
Deutf9amsritonsr : Obn 9unD,
Der 9el9dttstubrer etnes Der groBten
Sitter Ra!ifOrniens, nit ben unberes
9enborsn gigenbsiten 0es MiitenIans
bes fonftpO Oertraut unb i'm 8eries
feIungstpeieu erfubrsn, llnsIei4 am
beren, bei@rGntte sr fi9 ni4t barauf,
bebogli9 i'm pullmonsM agen gelebnt,
elm paar 9IoiIen iiber bieie gottDers
loIIsns, Iangpeilise ReeiOn gu ma.
den; Dfelmebr uuterbrn4 er feline
3eifs, mistete ii4 elm pferb unter
Der Nngabe, OoB er elm Metulliu9sr
fei, iinb nod me1rtdgiser, filler llns
tsrIu9ung taudte er i'm 8ureau Des
0ffentli4en 2onbtcmmifiGrs gu De-
ming auf unO beleste msbrere bunbert
4cres. 9us srreste Iufieben, aber
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29

gen Der .pacific @Isctric" unO Damn
nod cine, natirIi9 piel lunsfamere.
BurrozSour BON a9t Meilen auf els
ner JGbrte btnon fibrt uns ale 0ieir
9errli@teiten Dor. 40 Biz so Meilen
gntfernurs ipieisn in Der llmDeIt
BON Sos Nngeles nur cine iebr gerins
&c @Oae, ia feIbft 100 Meilen baben
ni9t bel gu beOeuten.
90 snOIos bieIfdltig Iino sic ipilO>
rOmuntiFden @ebirsss uno Siefs
f@lu9tsS oenerien ouf einem Iol9en
Musflu9e, bob man bic Sour ME gu
oft MAIDEN un0 INNER tpieoer Neues
feben uno bepunoern Tam. Nber
bier groBartiee panOrama . Gernbils
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29

ser 5G6rts Inn, ebe cine 9ilfssgrpes
oition ii9 our4 Die S4neemahen
binour4 drbsiten tonnte!
Muf benz bO9ften 9cIGnoe TT oas
gauge .Sohr SAnee gu finoen.
gtgenartis 1T oub Der MusbIid
pom Berge Milion, tpenn Elm Mieer
BON Gebel Die Spnne Derbirst unb
Die 8eree ringsum pie SnieIn aus
einem pstten O5son 9elpenitii4 ems
porraeen, pGbreno oruntsn Die gan5e
bunte 6errIi9teit perl9DunoeH lit
aleid Dem @r0teil Mtlantis! Sin uns
Dergdngli9ss Bib elmer fOI4en MoI>
nsS3enerie, uno fia aud i'm Nebsl
f9arf abbebeno, bietet Der nabe
Mpunt 9orDor0, pel6er 0ur9 einen
8ergiattel nit Dem MOunt Wilfon
eng Dsrbunoen 1T.
60 berrIid aber aud Die Nusfins
ten bonn Berg DilIon aus bel Gage
fino, - ole nG6tli6e AusIi9t
1T mad Der Meinung uielsr Die fHOnz
5te unO miro. mad benz urteiI aaer
NeiIenoen, ourh nibts dbnli4es dut
irgeno einem anoern 8erge Der Welt
erret9t!
Gs 1T Dem 8ei9auer, als Oh Der
gauge fternensbeldste 9immei ii9 BON
Oben mad unten getebrt bate, - elm
O3ean BON funtelnoeH elettriihen
2i9tern. paiuoenu, peI4es nur aat
Meilen in Der 2uft.inie entIernt Iiegt.
breitet Ieiusn aauberbuften Slang taft
Bis gum 1uBe oes Btrges aus, uno
1T Our9 tpeiBe Gi9tbdnOer nit Hos
Mngeles Iotpie nit Den ndber lieeens
ben Seetrano : GtdOt9en 0enice.
Ocean BART uno Santa Moniea per>
bunoen. neber 30 Stdote uno
.Sonns" laFen ii4 0urG ibre elets
triI9en 3i9ter unterI9eiOsn; aud
2Ong Bead unO Sun peorO (Oer 9us
fen bon Cos Qngeies) fine in elmer
@%ntfernung BON me9r- dls so Meilen
Oeutli9 gu e%rtennen.
90 tDnnen Die 9epobner oiefer
Resipn ii1 cine 5iile BON @oenerien
un0 uftsWerGnberungen Ieilten, nie
man iie IonItpo sep0bnIi9 nur i'm
2auf elmer Iangen ReiIe genieBen
t0nnte. sSn einem baIben Sage IGBt
ii9 aIes, sinI9IeBIi9 elnes 8uoe>
Musflrgss mad Dem Stiaen O3ean
unO @9neesG 81 ortspergniigunsen auf
Dem 8etge abma9en. fans man ni9t
duf oieIem iiber Nd9t bleibep nia;
duf ale Sale lit e.. iopeit Die aufs
getpenoete 3eit in 8etrudt tommt,
nur cine feline Mffdre; f9pn man4er
tat Ti9 beim 5riibitiid 10 raid oaau
entf9IoTen, pie onoerspo pislei9t
au einem StruBenbabns Musflus in
cine 8oritaot, unO i9on Ieinen nd4s
iten SmbiB iiber cine WeiIe nGber
Dem 0immel peraebrt. Wer Elm Nims
roo lit, fam aud DER NotpilosSogo
ObIiegen, nur afpei Stunoen Gdbrt
bon Cos Mnseles. tpenn aud ni4t ins
nerhaIb Der 8unOesrelerOs.
Bon Sabr gu Sa9r miro Der
Mpunt WiIfOn uls Grfrii@unss. unO
@ersniigunes . paruoies poltstimIt.
der, tpGbreno 5usleiA Der Mert ieiner
6immelspurte in Der ganoen tpihens
iduftlideR MsIt bod einsei4dBt
miro. ,
Den Menf9entinoern IN OieIer
bp9begiinitisten umpeI. bruu9t man
pahrIi4 ni9t DEFENDERS gu pres
Sigen, oaB lie ~4meritu suerf iehsn-
IOlleu!
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29

unb I@on Is Sabre, sbs bic ~Map.
fIoper" an Der 9iiIts NeuensIancs
anfer mari, bibts bier Der ipanifde
TOrl9sr Suun be Oniate bos 8ans
ner &oitiliens.
1880 meBsI:sn bic empOrten Sn'
biansr ollie fponiIden SOIbaten, prie'
tier unb SiebIer nieber; IL SABRE
oorno9 a6er erOterte be @orbas nit
GROCER 9esresmo9t Santa sc nab
bIutigem Rampie auriid. SpGter,
Der nDrbIi9Ite 0orpoften Der meri'
tanif9en RepubIit, bIieb es meritas
mild Bis gum Sabre 1916, oIs Sc
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29

: Ser Berg Wilfon. OsFsn m%uisFGti.
Y6s MoFe F9 5000 Sub ibsr polds
osno, Cos MngsIss unO Die bieIen
.Sopns" uno Ole erinen prahteiis
ter oes Sales bon San Gabriel ers
bebt, 1T in Der peitsn MsIt pobl am
meiTten ols 5iB Der bsribmten Cons
men . 6immeIstpdrte oes Carnegie
fGsn SnHitutes sendnnt porosn,
ipsl9e Sic srDBte Seh-2inis entbGIt,
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29

NeIteite Stride in ben Der. Staten.
peIt worben! @abrf6einIi6 piirben
bic Bartholomew GbineIsn in bieiem
Meiber aud nod ssDptif9e MoiIsr,
IiIien Uber 2otos 5ieben, tpsnn bic
Rem Megitauer 8erpenbung bafiir
bGtten. Dos 8antbu9 Der @ebriiber
Mab ioIl, IsbisIi9 bur9 bic 8eipirts
T9oftung bieiss git9sns, isbss Sabr
I'm $4,000 tueiter anpa9feu, unb lis
Iinb in geI9dftIi9en RreiIen bod
onseIeben. Mos fe bier leiIten, fpies
gelt iibrigens nur bic irtenipe 2onbs
pirtfduft in ibrer alien Seimat pie'
Der.
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29

Der finO bod Defenders bsmertens.
inert.
Bei tlarem @ettet f~iiop6rts iGuu,
enb. tann Oas Mu9e iiber SGIer.
O3ean uno Stronolinie ettpa bnnoert
Msilsn I@peifsn unO Die GebduOe
Don Sos Nngeles uEo paiaOena I'M
Sonnsnli9ts f~untelE ieben, tpis niht
minoer ole fernen gildnoe Catalina,
Sun Ni1oIos un0 Santa Barbara
unO Die Berg uno RiilensW uhraei'
Washington Journal., 1914-08-29
NFm @Rxtkn aIH Staat

Bsriibmt 1T Rem MsritC f6On
felt bisIsn generotionsn, - obtr
Ianbpi-ff9oftIta sntbsdt
fpurbe ss erft i'm 5tpon3isiten Sobrs
bunbert! Ssbr ipsnige 9sesnben Boz
ben i'm 2auTs zines Sabr8ebnts 70
ouffalltnbe @erGnbsrungen burdges
mo9t, ME bisIs. Der Siaot Rem
MsritO, ObpObI CT ieinsH alien Rubm
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-06-12
A PROMINENT CITIZEN
IS CLAIMED BY DEATH
City shocked When News Was Re
ceiVed Here That ". Bass Viii
lams Had Died Almost
Suddenly.
Suddenly.

Tho city WIS shocked early this
morning when the news was receiy-
ed here that w Bass Williams had
died almost suddenly al his home
between DVilla and Midlothian.
The earlier reports did not give any
O. the particulars, and his relatives
here hurriedly departed for the home
where the death messenger had en-
tered. 1t was not known then
whether or not he had been sick.
for he was visiting in the city Sun
day, coming here 10 see his niece,
Miss Ivy Cheatham, who was pre-
pairing TO depart on a trip to Europe
and who sailed from New York yes
terday. He was in apparent good
health then and appeared to be in
very high spirits.
Old and had been a resident OF Ellis
county many years, his former home
being in the Nash community. A few
years ago he moved to Waxaha-
chic and later after selling his Nash
farm moved to Grayson county. He
returned to Ellis county last fall and
bought a farm between Oyilla and
Midlothian. He was one of Ellis
countys most substantial and pro-
minent citizens. He was a man of
strong character and was consist
ent member OF the Methodist church
HIS friends were limited 10 the num-
Der Of his acquaintance. His host
OF friends in WaXahachie were
deeply grieged to learn OF his death,
He is survived by his widow and
four children, Mrs. Henry Fugate
Of WaXhachie, w. Bass Williams, Jr.,
Paul and Everett
Hon. T. b. Williams of Dallas
was a brother He had two sisters.
Mrs Lou Moore and Mrs. T. O.
Cheatham. residing in this city.
Besides these other relatives reside
in the county.
The body will be brought to the
home of Mr.. Cheatham in Waya-
hachie tonight, and the funeral Will
take place at his residence tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock. The in
terment will be made at the city
cemetery.
MI. Williams was prominent
member OF the Knights of Pythias
and the lodge here will probably
have charge of the ceremonies at the
grave.
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Curlin'S
Two Drug Stores

which met there last week.
The children of Nickaburg did
everything in their power to make
things interesting and they succeed
ed, Three banquets We're given and
d number OF smokers
Not only was this \ meeting OF
the Commercial Secretaries but rep
resentatiYes OF the Advertising
leagues. agricultural and stock rails
ing societies We're present. Various
subjects having to do with city build
ing and the conducting of commercial
organizations We're discussed. The
Key note was "co-operation.
Il made trips through Mississippi
for the purpose of seeing what the
Mississippi farmers we're doing to
reclaim thir Old land, and found
almost without exception that the
rule was diversification. Especial
~ are they active in terracing over
flow lands and building levies.
1t VAS the concensus OF opinion to
ali of those persons | talked 10 that
the farming industry for the South
will develop wonderfully within the
next few years and that while fac
tories are all right in their way. the
rich lands of the South will in a
very short time be the source of
a greater revenue than will the fac
tories.
Crops east of the Mississippi are
in bad state. No rain
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-06-12
FIREWORKS TICKETS
ARE NOW ON SALE

Tickets were put on sale FTi01y
morning for the display of fireworks
20 be given at the Chautauqua Park
June 18TH, tor the benefit of the
WaXahachie fire department. All the
firemen are supplied with tickets and
the easiest way to know you re GO
ing is to cross their palms with the
silver" in the sum OF 70 bits" If
ones grown or thinks he is and
those who are between the ages of
ten and fourteen years, "quarter'l
do"
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Officers Elected.

AT recent meeting of the Waya-
hachie Chapter, No. rs. Royal Arch
Masons. the following officers were
elected:
Joe shinpaugh, most excellent
high priest; Lee 2. Quaite, most ex-
cellent king; Ed Ws;tham, most ex-
cellent scribe; Jack Neal, most ex-
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REV. PARKER TALKS
OF TRIP TO THE EAST

Rev. A. c. Parker, who returned
Thursday from Vicksburg, Miss.
was warm in his appreciation OF the
entertainment extended the delegates
to the convention Of the Southern
Commercial Secretaries Association.
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There is this thing about worth
less Jude Johnson. Whenever he
strikes Il town that doesn't please
him he doesn't knock but gets out.
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Prof. Geo. Webb of Point, Texas
has arrived to attend the summer
school.
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Notice.

Beginning Saturday afternoon
June 10, we the undersigned den
fists. have decided to close our Of
fees at ! O'Clock, on Saturdays, un-
til Sept l, 1914.
Signed:
G. c. COOKE,
CHAS. DAHNKE,
s. l.. RIVERS,
w. B. FERGUSON.
adv. Fridays IT.
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See F. 5. Cronk fol- gas ranges
and water heaters. adv. tt.

%
This morning At the WaXahachje
-apftarjum for apnendicitis,
o.
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We are unloading another car of
Ford aniaq TODAY " r Jackson
and CO. Ford agents. ady.tf
Lot cronk Connanv nine Your
house and sell Won vour gas range
O.
hoY 'he All Gas h"h&e ana save
"t per cent Oh your saS oIli' lie,
Us sAo" you + D Sfohk Is.
aeV,I
o
American family. W. 4. app, agent
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The very latest no long waits
always ready the place to eat anG
drink. Cool and clean. Bedford's,
advt
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eellent treasurer; J. W Martia,
most excellent secretary,
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Our bakery is equipped with the
latest machinery known to the bak-
cry trade, operated hy skilled work
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-29
CRUCIAL STAGES REACHED
IN BATTLE OF AISkE
CONTINUED rrom rage One.)

lCOuLiuueQ lToLi TdSe Ouc.J
and the Fre.ch advanced here and
there"
No Change in Situation.
A Marconi wireless from Berlin
gives the following official statement
issued today:
"There is no change in the situation
in any theatres of war. Reports con
corning a victorious advance Of the
enemy are untrue. The reported falt
Of two PrZemysl forts r inventions.
The Austrian government alleges that
the Russian troops have been using
DUN dunn cartridges. In a protest i;
was remarked that it is not at present
the intention of the commander-in-
chief Of the Austro-H Hungary army to
adopt reprisals.
&c.,. Losses Are Heavy.
The Lokal Anzeiger correspondent
points out that a decisive turn in the
battle raging in the western theatre
of wal needn't be expected for some
time. The losses of the Germans
have been extraordinarily heavy, and
the fact that the enemy's loss is even
greater is poor consolation, he adds.
The troops are confident they will
win in the end.
Little Change Reported.
An official communication issued
tonight says: ......
'First-On our left wing, reports on
the situation are favorable.
"Second-on the center, our troops
successfully withstood new and very
violent attacks. We made slight
progress on the heights of the, Mouse.
In the Woevre region a chick fog caus-
ed a suspension of operations.
"Third-On our right wing (Lor-
raine and Vosges), there has been NJ
change"
Women Act as Spies.
The official press bureau account of
operations of French and British
forces under date of September 25th,
says: ,
"For four days there has been a
comparative lull all along our front.
This was accompanied by a. spell Of
fine weather. though the nights now
are much COLDER 1t recounts exper-
iences with the spies and methods
they use, signalling to the enemy "A
number of these spies were women.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-29
Make Night Attacks
(Contil. ed from Page u

(Contil. ed from Page y
to advance, and with the aid Of com
passes fellow the route which has
been. laid cut by the commander of
the force on a previous day.
Identify Their Soldiers.
Score: passes and signs are com,
municated to every officer and enlist
ed man in the attacking command. Of
ten badges are placed on their arms
and hats of the soldiers. All these
precautions are taken SO that the en-
envy can be distinguished when it is
met in the dark.
If the attacking force is able to hold
the position which they capture at
night until daybreak, it is relieved in
the morning by r~einforcements and re-
tires to the ear Ito rest for the next
nights operation.
1t has become evident that the
German commanders intend to rely
upon this mode Of fighting to drive
back the allies. If it is successful,
the German commanders will be able
to overcome the effectiveness of the
fire Of the modern French field artil-
lery. Field artillery will be of little
effect against night attacks, as it must
depend almost entirely upon search
lights to locate the German troops.
The use Of searchlights will expose
the position of the French to an at
tack from German field artillery.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-29
INDIANS ARE
OUT IN FORCE
Many Will Be on Hand for Man
dan Fair; Special Train From
Here Tomorrow.

The Missouri Slope Fair opens to-
morrow, and, for the accommoda'
ton Of the many Bismarck people
who will wish to go, a special train
leaves Bismarck at 1000 a. m, Bis
marck time, leaving Mandan at
1910 p. m., Mandan time, for the re-
turn trip. .
In additions to the many attractions
of the buildings and booths, and the
races of various kinds, the large num-
Der of Indians will add interest and
picturesqueness to the fair. The fol-
lowing item indicates that they will
be there in full force:
Mandan, N. D., Sept. 2S.-It was
certainly an interesting procession
that filed down the street this morn
ing and without question bore out the
statements of the fair officers that
there will be more Indians encamped
here this year than eve before in
the history of the fair.
At shortly after 8 o'clock the long
ravan of Indians headed through
the city. In half an hour there was
a solid line of Indian wagons, teams
and horses that reached from the via
duct to the railroad crossing in the
east end. 0-.. .... h.. '..
Even before the main aravan
came there had been 20 or 80 tepees
and tents put up at the camping
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-29

champions first place, from which
they We're not again ousted.
The %closeness of the ace made the
year a fair one from a financial stand
point it is said, though in common
with ether leagues under the major
class, the Association could not call
the season its most prosperous one
In the Federal league, Chicago
again attained first place, the routing
of Indianapolis at the hands of Bal
timore topping the Hoosiers and put
ting the Terrapins into the running
once more.