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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-18


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fit 6tins God.
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iibernsigte, unO bann Iunsfdn, gang
laugfom pieotr bohtam. Die
Gdl1pe lD1E etlotmeny 9drm MlOag
fiiblte duf einmaI bic itidigs 2uFt
ringsum. Gr rief nit beiIsrsr Stim'
me, tditete our 3rsppe, trod binauf
unb Ttemmtt Die S6uItsrn gegen Die
T6lagenoe CUTE.
Der GroBmdF mar gsbrodsu uno
baIb iiber 8Orb gssangen. Der antsr
lag d~usgenorfen unO bos Shiff trief
i'm Sturm. gtber oas Dtd mar Iser,
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fih trpbig ons Ruber iteGte unO e.
aaein in bic 6cuit nabm.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-18

pernunoet. Die McGops Sungeus
tamen nit 6etltr 9nut oapon, amer
ober nurben bon ben 8e9Orben ptrs
baftet. Sin SouFe 9ntfieIbsG eute
Bemd6tigte fid Der Gefdugeuer, belt
ie feft - ltno Ippte @aiIon feintn
IeBtsn Qtem3ug getan bdtte, tpuroen
Bic betben uro md Elm britter, Der
ebsnfaas geFnn9en genOmmtne IA
.idbrtqe Ronboa McGon IT,, an 8dus
men gebunben unb totgei4ofen!
8ur6 bic cmp0rten geiebliebenpen
8lrger georGngt, Ionbte @ouberneAE
8udner BON Sentudp 5ront pAil'
Iips ols aommiiIGr nob Beitsgirs
ginien biniiber, Inn bic uumittelba'
rem mor0er Su hplen. lleberrai6ens
perpeiTe botte biefer @rfoIg uno
bra6te feline 8efangeneu nod qites
billie, Sep.
aber i9on penise Gage baranf
oriffen anDere 6otfielbs bas 9aas
BON Ronnal MtgoD nd4tIi4erfpeile
an, t6teten eineu Sobn uno cine
So6ter nno p%erpunoeten bic Cat
tin t01lt9, Ronbaa totete bret Der
Qngreifer, ebe er ftob! Cine Ieinef
36dter tpnrbe burd ben gnbIid Der
@st6teten tpoRniinnig.
Sp ging es petter unD l%ptiter,
rpenn ou9 bonn unb tparn bic bets
lige Sermonoob einartff. 9or eit
poar Subren b6rte man, bob cnp-
lid Bic geri1bnung Der btinen So
militn pber i6rer Stppen burd eins
Seirat 3utuege getommen let.
gieqei6t begegnsn mir Der blut'
riinftigen BeTdihte, bic obeu nur III
pcuigen Strt6en itt33isrt 1T, nod
etnmot I'M MaubeIbiIper sIbeater.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-18
5sbSebolo itir6t interchangeable.
Grinneruns an ben bluti0eh Satfielb'
WicGpB'ihm 5amiIirutrtrg.

2dnaIt perIDbnt nit feinsn friis
6eren Soofsinoen uno NIT Iia ieIbit.
bat unIdngit RanboI mtGoH elmer
Der Eiibrer Der ,beriibmtsn" McGobs
6atfieloT6en 5omiIiensg lutfebosn,
bic biele Sabre binbur6 bic 8ren3s
aebtete BON Rentud9 unb Deitsgirz
Qinien mebr Doer minber in S9rets
fen erbielt, i'm Utter borr ettpa 80
Sobren 3u pitepiqe. 9bg bas 3etts
Ii4e geiegnet.
Der grimme Gdmpfer ipar bon
iebr 8dber &%pnititutipn unO bate e.
bielleidt mod ouf bunbtrt Sabre ges
bru6t, tpern er niat i'm leBten 6erbit
fhIimme 9ranbpunpen erlttten Bat
IL, BON btnen Il Iih ME pteotr ers
bolte. Sin g%spaltiomer 5attor bat
olfp ieinen Sob fpsnigitens be-
f6leunigt; rod 1T bieIer inter b0ts
TIA friebli6tn 8etbdItniieu einge4
treten, unb piroe tetnen anloB 81
elmer btfpnberen G%rpdbnung geboten
buben, psnn btefer McGob Der erit;
bette SpteBbiirger gepeien tpdre
aber iener maIerii6sgreulide 6eb0es
frieg, Der 3u 3eiten me6r BON it'd
reben matte, als irgenb cine dhus
Iife QffGre in unferem 2onbe, ntrt
bur1 Ieinen Namen Dieber In gr.
innerung gerufen!
Semen l%trIprung nabm Der Stret
3nifaen ben McGobs uno ben Sat
FIELDS pdbreno bes 8iir9erfrieges
ots 9nrmpn MGgop, Elm 8ruber be.
pbigen, BON Sim 8ants get0tet muir
be, Sim NOR Elm 8ertponbter pol
anberfon 9dtfieIo = boAberiihtig
urtsr benz Iomeu a8ob Qnfe" ppe
Depit anfe" = Deifen SHUTTER EN-
gebprene gante mar. Dieter ia
milie fteI baber bic y9erpfli4tung
Der 8lutrade Su, bic ii4 70 lang
in snbIuIsr 9stte rpeiteripdnn. 81
6otfielns tporen 10 gut nie b
6erri6er bes Sentndper Gouutp
3pgan, - 9errIder traft beg 5ouit
rehtes; ibr 6eim batten fie aber |
@sIt sgirginien. Sn bic grimm
6eboe binein fpieIte aud @ott amr
geIegentli4 einen 5treid, bomtt be
Rrteg nod mebr anfoaenb.
So i'm Sabre 1881, oIs I4p
man6e 0pfer sefolen iporeH. Spbr
ION 0atfielo, elmer Der GDbne po
nanIe", brannte nit Ranboa Sd
Cons 9oater bur9. Dos Nab
tebrte su tbren Gltern Suriid, ipuI
be ober bon Sobnfon obermols sut
Dur9brennen beipoger. MitglienI
Der MltGobi9en 6amilie iiberraId
ten bas Rnar unb nabmen 6otfiel
gefongen, panIe" orsantIierte
fort cine Expedition uhb befreite fe
men Sphn rehtaeitig.
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gum @abItage I'M Quguit 1883, d
Chiffon 0ptfielO brei 9Dbne pg
| Aannaa MrGDp si srmorDen Tildl
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-18
Bortisbuns foIot.)

9erbenEGrtung. Mpts
ter: rMds mahIt OH, tparum ftarrit
On Die Mlaiis Oa in Der Gale fOrt'
ipdbrenb dn2"
9odter: sd ftdrts meiue Rsrost,
Mdmol"
6 mpfinoIi@.- sSie tons
men Bel mir 3immer gu bier Dollars,
brsi DoIIdrs unb aud nod billiger
bnbsn!A
proB: .grIaubsn Gis, ish iA elmo
aug mit rrp9 biIli9srsg"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-18
XII.

On Dem Sage, ba 9urrp bon
southampton naa 5dors biniibers
Eu6r, lam Glt6er in 2onoon an. Sic
3ing brett gu Mtranou Sagg; iis
pubte aus grfdbrung. nab Tie tie um
Oieie 3eit ALIEN gu 5auie fano:
6 mar bic 3eit spifhen @ors uno
Notwithstanding no fie gesen
irosn ueberfaa Ii6er mar. Wtteno
tlidtsn bic 99reibmaIdintn barauf.
lbs; GItber blie6, Ole Rsiistoi6e in
Der Sano, einen augeu6Iid iteben
anS lauI6te auf ben p~ertrauten
Glang. Der 70 pisIe Grinnerungsn in
ibr Daarisf, DEFENDERS an ben Sag.
IN Dem Sabrind geItorben mar. Oara
ltieg fis Die lteiIe, ituubige Sreppe
sinauf uno tlopfte an Iltranbas
3ir.
.6erein!" fagte cine OerbrOFsne
Stimme.
mirunba bate i6r aoteIett psrs
1sbrt, i6r Bier ausgetrunteu unO
lag auf Dem Scfu, cine Cigarette
i'm Muno: fe Grgerts ft9 alio I6er
Die @t0rung. eitber Dffnett Die
5ur.
sd bin pieosr od", fust. fie nit
sinsm unItheren 2dGeln.
Miran0a roGte bonn Sofd hers
inter; fie erfttdts fait an Dem 81
aorettenrouh, Der i9r por lleterru'
I4ung in Die Iinte aehls ~georunsen
mar.
.0u meire gite!!" rief ie enbIid
aus.
.Grsusn eis Tia ni4t, mid pte'
bss8ufsbena"
sSb if mid Frsue! gber Sic
Eino Die aIte geblieben, Sinh. Sit
suben Ii6 ni9t i'm nusrgeriHsitsn Oer'
dn0ert."
Bremen sic ptrttid, MiranouG
- Die flint gfun6 bab' t9 iibri'
gems niht mitsebrd9t; i4 tonntt
aitt gut bort itsAlen, Inn hier gu be-
sabten."
USE por3HsIi6 sic unsiehen
Gitbsr!' :
I'D bin audi gsfuno. 9ssbuIt
Bin i'd ia auriidsetommen. Seb
tperO' i9 bic flint pfunO Dsroisnei'.
rSDren sic bod enolid einmal di'
NIT ben bummsn flint pfuno! Wol
len sic etpas ellen, GIthsr8'
saSnnet sic mid absr gd4t htsr
bshalten, miran0aa"
Gtatt dner 4ntpnrt bOlte Mltrnrlot
hintsrm Sofu einen 3ettsI berpor
duf Dem folgenoe Worte ttaroen
,mRiB Mlirdnou Sdgg btbduert, tus
gsn unporbergeiebener ltmftGnoe bsrt
ibrsn gerpflidtuneen ni9t ndftom
men at f0nusn." Den bling lie gu
Sir bindns, fam Surid, iperrte 8
rno ladte.
,sSebt iperoen mfrs uns geniitlic
MAIDEN, mein Iitbes Rtno. GeBsi
Sic iih Der at MIR, fuHgen gle beir
aGnfang an uuo IuIien Gie nihts aul
4 Ex hahfn fI1 All aeuIih aegsn mit
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-18

Dprdnf e8 I'LL . m m |.
13immerpermietsrin ngRit alaDier TO-
ilet bic Gtube ~stpunsig, obne alapier
fiinfsehn Dollars!'
Serr: sd babe felbf Elm Snftrus
mentl"
3immerpermieterin: m5a, 0as miiIs
fen nir oem anh6ren; ou spitet 4
3imusr olIu slpan3igl" II
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-18

men, III pbeH rinesbefunI sttgttsfm nn9
pirb einem peritsIbarsn 8iirtel dnBtEssrC
gortbeilboft lit bic @~srirtnbung bon Gbds
Till, ,ntpsber ais f,paratsr 6irtsI DOeE
init GtpFfabsrsug NIT benz R1tio I'm Cans
i.n ~aturb,itst. Sardss StOffitrsijen itaS
Ii, bette @arnitur 5u eintm sirfd4ta
SaustteiD. Die MnGIter tosrbsr mSsItdHt
tinfda ottuGblt unO ldite Gurber nsr'
misS,n; psitreifts etOffs .isntn ft4 od-
o,o,n borSialt1 gu DieIsm Sfnittrlulter,
Sas in 8 6rTBen, BON 34-44 srhdItlEdl
IL unb 8 gorb Bacterial bet 80 SOD
Brtits trforoert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-18
geIteauuss. anpeiiansen:

DieIe wsurer trer0en an heene
cine abreHe gegen gtnfeubusa bes
greiies pefhidt. Mort gebe shf1rrnet
limb @r6Be uno bic pode Nbreie bette
Ii6 an unb ihide ben Coupon nebft
is Gents an ieOes beiteIte Wtuiter an
bas
Pattern Dept, Omaha Tribune
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-05-18
tlniere
-Wftrtt
eaasileiS fir iHaae BEantn.
30. 1888.

Gin a%lkgtstidntits Wlotsu ~ ttntM
llmRanbslldb Fit 6dusssbraun III In
30. 70388 branidaulidt Di 9luIt III
an ben g6ulitrn lsiht sinesrtibt anb
Thftst mit fhr6grm esiitntbsit. Der
plaiit, b%alblanps Mtrmtl ipirb tin,m sisnis
lid ptiltn, btausmtH armloh .iuetisbt
unb nit elmer bibifm Ran attit abass
fHiist. Der Rod bsiett aus bier Bah
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-04
POLITICAL NOTES

+
Biiou Republican political meetings
are as follows =.
Tonight Representative night.
SATURDAY night-Mayor's night.
I Monday nights Supervisors night
Tnesday night County Oficers
might.
Wednesday night Charles a. Rice
snisht
Other meetings to be announced
later.
Al these meetings all candidates for
the respective positions on the Repub-
lican ticket are invited TO speak, the
candidates being divided as above.
Z Delegate Kuhio will speak tonight
at a meeting to be held at his home
at Waikiki. Moving pictures OF fish
ing are also advertised In connection
with the meeting.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-04
ANNOUNCEMENT.

7 hereby place my name for nomi-
nation before the voters OF the Fourth
District at the coming primary cleo
ton for representative on the Repub-
lican ticket
JOHN K. KAMAN0BEU.
5897-Fri. to Sept IL
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-04
ANNOUNCEMENT

I hereby announce myself as
a candidate for reelection 60 the
House Of Representatives.
II elected, I will do my ut
most TO assist In the passage Of
laws to advance the health and
wen-being OF the people Of these
islands, and win work for eff
cheney and economy IN ,the adj
ministraiion Of the goyerpment,
so that the people will receive
the full benefit OF the expendi-
ture Of public funds. and also
that such expenditure shall be
50 regulated as to bring the
greatest good 70 the greatest
NUMBER, 50 aesa
The public schools Of the ter.
ritory should be fufther deyel-
oped along the line OF vocation
al education. In order that our
boys and girls VIII be made
more useful 70 themselves. their
parents and the community.
Respectfully.
eLARENcE H. COOKE.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-04
ANNOUNCEMENT

To the voters Of the City and Coun.
ty Of Honolulu:
hereby announce that ! am can
didate for Auditor for the City and
County OF Honolulu, on the Republi-
can ticket, and beg to solicit the kind
support Of the voters thereof
Respectfully,
EDWARD WOODWARD.
Honolulu. July u, 1914
5917-July %. 81. Aug. Z, II. q, 2S;
Sept. 4, IL. FL
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-09-04
ANNOUNCEMENT
TO the voters Of the City and
Cprnty OF Honolulu.

1 ~ i - = 3 Z u. =
GentIenen:S i hereby an
nounce that will be q candi.
-dafe at The coming primary
election for the Republican
pomin&tion for Sheriff. Having
had The police expef1ence Of.
serving as deputy sheEfff Of ser.
erai districts Of these Islands,
and the Legislative experience
Of tive successive. terms. besides
being al pfacticihg attnrney.
am confideht THAI, Il 'ele cted. /
shall be able to conduct the
office Of Sheriff With both In
telligence aud efficiency.
Your obedient servant.
WILLIAM ). SHELDON.
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20

All Mems soc Suspenders; President and Chester makes. Sale price .......... .39c Mems Work Shirts; regular soc values; in blue and greys. Sale price ......... 35c Mems fine Balbriggan or Heavy Ribbed Un- derwear; regular Soc grade. Sale price .39c All Mems, Ladies' and Children's 25c Hose goes at, pair ........ ..... .19c Ladies Black and Tan Hose; regular l5c grade. Sale price, pair ................9c Sc One lot of Mems fine Golf Shirts with soft collar to match; value S1.00. Sale price. .59c
 MEMS TROUSERS
 One lot of Mems fine all wool Trousers; S2.50 and $500 values. Sale price Sl.95 Mems Khaki Pants; regular $50 values. Sale price ............ ............90 90c
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20

Ladies' fine Russia Tan, Patent Leather, 12 to 15-button Boots, values up to S450. Sale One lot of Ladies' Shoes in Vici Kid Gun Metal Calf, etc.; values up to $500. Sale Our entire line of Ladies Shoes and Oxfords
 in Gun Metal, Calf, Russia Calf, White Buck
 Patent Leather, Vici Kid; lace or button style; new hi toe. Sale price ........ .S2.25 One lot of Children's Shoes; sizes up to 8. Sale price ........... ...............9 95c One line of Ladies fine Shoes and Oxfords in Vici Kid, Gun Metal Calf, etc.; but in button
 lace or strap style. Sale price ...... .$1.65 One line of Children's White Button Canvas Shoes; values up to $1.75; sizes 8115 to 13
 Sale price ,........... .......... .95c
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20

SUIT CASES AND TRUNKS AT
 BIG REDUCTIONS
 MEMS HANDKERCHIEFS Mems fine Cambric Handkerchiefs; 10c val roc Now 5c Mems Red or Blue Bandanos; regular lOc grade Go at ........... l-ec Mems Rockford Sexes go at, pair .......7c
 MEMS HATS
 One lot of Mems Hats in all the popular shades; regular s25O grade. Sale price S14 45 The celebrated John B. Stetson Hats $500 the world over. Sale price ........ S395 Mems fine Black and Tan Hose; regular 1211ac grade. Sale price, pair ..71ac One big Lot of Mems High Grade Hose; in all colors. Priced at, pair ...............l lOc Mems Union Suits ill fine Eainsook; no sleeve and knee lengths. Sale price ... .55c
Arizona republican., 1914-03-20

Mems fine Box Calf, Gun Metal Calf, Russia Tan; lace or button style; values up to S4.00. Sale price ..... .. S285 Mems and Boys Regular S250 Elk Skin A large assortment of Mems Shoes in plain or cap toe values up to S2.50. Sale price $1.45 big line of Mems Endicott Johnson Real Oak Sole Gun Metal Calf Shoes; values up to $500; lace or button. Sale price S2.15
 MEMS SUITS
 Closing out the entire line of Mems all wool fancy Suits; values up to Sl8.0O Sale
 BOYS SUITS
 Boys three piece long pants Suits; values up to $12.50. Sale price .......:....S4 .S4.95 All Soc Ties go at t.. 35c 25c Ties go at . ~ 19c
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-23
TO
ATTACK LONDON
SAYS athlete
Believes Germany Plans One Last
Terrible Blow When Defeated

Philadelphia, Sept. 23.-lf Germany
is defeated by the allies, it will dis
patch an aeroplane and Zeppelin fleet
TO lombard London and strike one
last terrible blow that will startle the
world for ages to come, in the opinion
Of Alvin C. Kraenzlein, celebrated
University OF Pennsylvania athlete
and coach OF the German Olympic
team, who has just returned to Amer
ica from Europe.
81 believe that ultimately Germany
will lose in this greatest of all wars, "
Kraenzlein said, for the simple rea-
son that the odds of all kinds are too
great against her. But before she
goes down to final defeat, l believe she
will have wrought such havoc in de-
Tending herself that 1t will take the
world a century to recover from IT,
"If the time ever comes when Ger
MANY realizes that her land and sea
forces are utterly defeated. | fully ex-
pect to awaken some morning to learn
that London has been almost blotted
from the map. know that 1t Ia GER
many's grim intention to strike two
terrible blows, one at Paris and one at
London. and believe fleet or Heppe-
Iins could sail to London In night
and create such havoc as would rock
the world"
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-23
GERMAN STATEMENT.

Washington. ID. C., Sept. 23.-The
German embassy has received "a wire
less from Berlin, which says:
"The French offensive spirit is
weakening.
THE French losses are enormous.
Their center is retreating.
"Verdun is being successfully bonn
barded The effect OF German NOR
tars is again tremendous"
Berlin, Sept. 23 (Wireless to Say
vile, J.. IA hostile aeroplane drop
ped two bombs near the Dusseldorf
airship hall yesterday. No damage was
done.
The headquarters staff reports that
tho cathedral at Rheims was respected
until the French established an obser-
walton on the spire to direct the fire OF
the French artillery
Special dispatches from General Won
Hindenberg state that he pursued the
Russians until they reached a fortress.
The Koevno roads are a quagmire.
At wirballen a correspondent saw a
Russian train of fifty cars. bearing the
Red Cross insignia, loaded with field
artillery and ammunition.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-23
GERMANS MAKE
KNOW WN HEAVY
LOSSES IN west
Total Shows 10,086 Dead, $3.50
Wounded and 1851 Missing

Berlin, via London Sept pa cas-
ualty list published today shows the
death in the western campaign of the
German Generals Won Wroohey and
Won Arbou. Major General Won Tro-
tina also was killed. The list contains
j,S95 names and gives the names and
dates Of battles for the first time.
The total losses so far published ag-
gregate 1O,0S6 dead, S9,76O wounded
and 1862 missing.
Today's list shows the heaviest
losses were sustained by the 174th in
fantry in the battles of Saint Die on
August 20 and Luneville on August
22nd. The regiment lost n colenel,
seventeen officers and 1875 men killed.
twenty-one officers and 1,092 men
wounded and ffty-nine missing.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-09-23
FRENCH STATEMENT.

Washington, Sept. 23.--The French
embassy announces:
"The German left wing In Lorraine
has crossed the French border ana re-
occupied Domevref. Nomeny and Dill
me-"
Describing the engagement on the
right bank Of the River Oise. the en-
bassv was advised that the Germans
were forced back.
"The enemy then directed move
mont toward Saint Baussant and Linn
ey. ,o,
.rn servia n telegram states pat
to has been in progress for a week
,n the region Of Krupanj."
Paris, Sept 2s.-tAfternoon)-om-
cial: -,
"After severe lighting we ADVANCED
On the enemy's western wing. we
o,so repulsed German attacks on the
eastern wing.
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DEATH DEcREED TO
ALL WHO HINDER
GERMANS IN FRANCE

:. London, Sept. 23.-Following
!. is the text Of the proclamation
!. published in French and said to
!. be posted in all towns occupied
!. by the Germans:
!. "All the authorities and the
:. municipality are informed that
!. every peaceful inhabitant can
!. follow his regular occupation in
!. full security. Private property
!. will be absolutely respected and
!. provisions paid for.
!. "If the population dare, un-
:. der any form whatever, to take
!: part in the hostilities, the Sc
:. verest punishment will be in
:. fIicted on the refractory.
!. "The people must give up
!. their arms. Every armed indI-
!. vidusi will be put to death
!. Whoever cuts telegraph wires,
!. destroys railway bridges or
!. roads or commits an act in det-
!. riment to the Germans will be
!. shot.
!. "Towns and villages whose
!. inhabitants have taken part IN
!. the combat or who fired upon
!. US from ambush will be burn
!. ed down and the guilty shot at
!. once. The civil authorities will
!. be held responsible.
|. -"Von Moltke."
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Cars Forces Now Control Rail-
road 10 PrzemysI, Last Aus
trian Stronghold
Berlin, Sept. % wireless to
Sayville, L. Lit is officially
stated that the Russians lost in
the battles near Tanneberg $4,000
captured and 10000 killed.

London, Sept ga Petrograd dis
patch says the Russian troops in East
ern Prussia are falling back in per-
feet order, taking with them their
rstores and wounded. What they are
unable to take they are burning.
Only meagre reports have been re-
ceived in London OF the Russo Aus
trian campaign in Galicia. With the
capture of Jaroslau. sixty miles west
OF Lemberg. the Russians now con-
troll the railroad to Przemysl.
The fall OF Jaroslau, the Austrian
fortified position in Galicia, is the
most decisive stroke in the continental
battle fields In the last twenty hour
hours. The Russians report again at
tacking Koenigsberg.
1t was stated at the Petrograd war
office that at the request of the Aus
trian commander OF PrZemysl an arm
istice of five hours was granted, dur
ing which time all of the non -comba-
tants left the city. 1t is stated that the
bombardment of the five main forts,
which furnish the chief defense, was
then resumed. 1t is acknowledged that
the Austrians are putting up an ex-
cellent defense
Many thousand Austrian wounded
are being brought into Vienna, and
according to Rome dispatches an epi-
demic OF typhoid and other diseases
is feared in Austria.
Capture of Jaroslau.
Petrograd, via London, Sept. %
Russian troops have occupied the fort
flied Austrian position OF Jaroslau. ac-
cording to an official announcement
made here. The Russian flag is now
dying over the town.
Jaroslau is an important railroad
center. 4 bridge near the town crosses
the San and commands the passage
Of that river. The town is II miles
north, northwest OF PrZemysl and is
on the railroad line between Lemberg
and Cracow.
Jaroslau commands the passage OF
the San river and its possession will
greatly assist the Russians In their
operations against Przemysl. where IA
strong Austro- German force is prepar-
ed to offer stubborn resistance i'm the
hope at least OF OBTAINING the Russian
armies which are to take the offensive
against Germany.
Believed Russians Knew Plans.
Vienna. via Paris, Sept. 23.-The be-
lief is growing in official circles here
that the Austrian reverses in Galicia
were. To a large extent. brought about
by exact knowledge held by the Rus
Coat;nu.d ~. ona pa1. Ar roI.c.n
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EUROPEAN WAR \
HAS AFFECTED
ENTIRE WORLD
Not a Place Where Effects Are
Not Felt in Some Degree

New York, Sept. 2S.-Belated re-
ports from missions established
throughout the world by the Presby-
terian church, made public today, tell
of world wide conditions unparalleled
in the history OF the church.
There is no spot under the sun, ac-
cording to these reports. where the
European war has failed to strike a
blow at commerce. All inhabitants Of
the civilized world, and even the saw
age Indians of chile and the wander
ing tribes OF Syria, have not failed to
feel it's effect i'm some degree.