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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20

NEW YORK, Nov 19-An unex
pected reversal OF the definite plan
to reopen the stock exchange on Sat
urday for trading in bonds was the
most noteworthy incident in the
financial district today.
It was significant OF the situation
as a whole that prices In the markets
now In operation suffered material
decline earlier in the day. Some of
the listed stocks traded in without
the sanction Of the exchange declined
form two to three points, and, accord
ing to trustworthy reports, most of
the offerings were in the form OF
foreign owned certificates
Developments otherwise were
mainly Of an encouraging character,
the money market eyincing further
case, with a lowering OF the rate for
commercial paper. Exchange on
London was firmer, and an advance
IN France was noted. There was u
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
CASCARETS FOR
YOUR BOWELS IF
HEADACHY, SICK
TONIGHT! CLEAN YOUR BOWELS
AND END HEADACHES, COLDS,
SOUR STOMACH.

Put aside just oncc-the Salts,
pills. Castor oil or Purgative Waters
which merely force passagcWay
through the bowels, but do not thor
oughly cleanse, frcshcn and purify
these drainage organs ana have no
effect whatever upon the liver and
stomach.
Keep your "insdos' pure and fresh
with Cascarcts which thoroughly
cleanse the stomach, remove the un-
diEestcd. sour food and foul gases,
take the excess bile from the liver
and carry ont of the system all the
constipated waste matter and poisons
in the bowels.
\ Cascaret tonight will make you
feel great boy morning. They work
while YOU sleep never Erpc, sicken,
and cost only 10 cents a box from
your druggist Millions of men and
women take a Cascarct now and then
aud never have Headache. Bilious
moss Severe Colds. Indigestion. Sour
stomach or Constipated Bowels. Cas-
cacts belong in every household.
children Just love to take them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
CLARK TO GAIN CONTROL
Present Speaker of House 10 Be Re
elected

WASHINGTON, Nov. - Speaker
clark is beginning 10 receive pledges
of support for reelection as presiding
head Of the house I'm the next con-
cress. Already l65 out of the two
hundred and thirty odd Democrats
elected this month have assured him
of their votes, ana his friends as
serted tonight that his reelection is
a forcgone conclusion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
LADIES! MEN HERE Is TIL
QUICKEST, SUREST DANDRUFF
CURE ENONN.

Thin. brittle, colorlcss and srragEy
hair is mute evidence Of neglected
scalp. of dandruff-thst awful scurf
There is nothing so destructive 20
the hair as dandruf. II rohs the hal
Of its lustre, its strength and its very
life; eventually produ ing fcvcrish-
ness and itching Of the scalp, which
If not remedied causes the hair roots
to shrink, loosen and die-then the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
NOSTRILS AND HEAD STOPPED UP
FROM cold? TRY MY CA1ARRH BALM

at any drug store. This sweet.
fragrant balm dissolves by the heat
of the nostrils, penetrates and heals
the ,inflamed, swollen membrane
which lines the nose, head and
throat; clears the air passages stops
nasty discharges and n feeling of
cleansing, soothing relief comes inn
mediately.
Don't lay awake tonight struggling
for breath. with head stuffed, nostrils
clogged, hawking and blowing. Ca
tarrh or cold, with its running nose,
foul mucous dropping into the throat.
and raw dryness is distressing, but
truly needless.
Put your faith - just once - in
"Ely's Cream Balm" and your cold
or catarrh will surely disappear.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
Imports Increase.


LONDON, Nov. lg.-An English
girl iu Russia writes the Times q de
scription of the arrival in that coun-
try of pr2e stock taken by the Rus
sian troops from one of the German
rmpcror's stud farms In eastern Prus-
sia. The letter is dated September
l9-Octobcr 2, and the writer says:
'Smolcusk has been dclugod just
lately 10y trains upon trains Of prize
stock taken from one Of the kaiscrs
stud farms one train Of 60 wagons
was fun of magnificent morino sheep
which caused a great sensation here
for the sheep in Russia are very poor
indeed and impossible eating. Be
sides that there are bulls, horses
etc, and every one is ovcrioyed that
this viii personally touch the kaiser
for J do not suppose he will be best
pleased at having them all driven
into Russia, a good deal Of the stock
is 10 be killed for the soldiers use,
and the best viii he kept on the gov
ernmcnt farms for stud purposes"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20

20 put tax on federal reserve notes
The absence Of u tax on these notes
will make them more than ever at
tractive TO banks. who now have in
their possession quantities Of emer-
gency currency and possibly clearing
house certificates both subject to
high taxes or interest charges.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20

The emergency currency and the
certificates are being rapidly retired
tion. hanks may feel the need Of other
notes. and the freedom Of the reservs
notes from tax may bring them into
circulation.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
Targets Not I'm Sight

PARIS, Nov. 19.-'1 found myself
upon an eminence dominating the
field of action" says a cabinet min
lister who is quoted in the Figaro.
Just after his return from the front,
in describing an artillery duel of
which he was a witness. The battle
field extended" he continued, many
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20

LONDON, Nov. I9.-The coffee
stan opened in the Bank of England
for the refreshment of the refugees
recalls little-known privilege of the
bank-no less than the right 10 sell
beer without license. This privilege
was allowed the bank 10y the charter
of Incorporation, dated July p, 1894,
and the directors, if they chose, could
street
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
1\ST NNTI.l CLEARS AIR PASS
AGES: YOU BREATHE FREELY;
Dull HEADACHE GOES: NASTY
CATARRHAL DISCHARGE STOPS.
Try "Ely's Cream Balm"

ITN Ely IItdIn bHIIII'
Get a small bottle anyway, just TO
Try it-Apply a little in the nostrils
and instantly your clogged nose and
stopped-up air passages Of the head
will open; you will breathe freely;
dullness and headache disappear. BY
morningi the catarrh, cold-in head
or catarrhal sore throat will be gone.
End such misery now! Get the
small bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
United in Death.

Sunday afternoon, o'clock.
Dear Brother: We are today AT
Rasbitt with Fritz a souvenir of
the good God. because today is your
birthday. Blessings from the heart
Your brother Fritz, your sister
Gretchen"
"On the back. a sacred picture rep
resenting tine Disciples approaching
Christ with this legend But they
constrained Him saying. abide with
US. for it is toward evening, and the
day is far spent. Luke 24:29' And
underneath written by hand: The
Saviour saith: ] am in thy midst al
wavs until the end Of time
"A little farther on another group
Of eight had also united in death.
Between them was a little prayer
book opened at the prayer of the
dying. Each German soldier carries
one of these little books containing
several prayers particularly sppropri-
ate TO the battlefield"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-20
FIGHTING OF EARLY OCTo
Der TOLD IN LETTER
BY OFFICER.
PLAY CARDS IN TRENCHES
AL the Troops Are Well Pro
visioned; Disease Not
Ravaging.

anus NNNf w. ItNUN cav
airy captain, writing from d yllag
on the Meuso, describes m the Figar
experiences during the fighting %
early October Here is a translation
of his letter:
we are garrisoned at r
cannot complain too much, becaus
Officers, men and horses are remark
ably well installed and ! sleep ever
night IN a very good bed IN hous
evacuated by It's owner The pillag
Is three kilomctors from the enemy
lines. All the inhabitants have bccl
expelled because many signals wer
given at night boy spies and bccaus
Of the fierce bomhardmcnt we hav
suffered. This is measure YER
painful TO enforce upon poor people
but IT was Indispensable and the in
nocent have paid the penalty for tn
guilty
1T is a verItahlc siege in this par
Of the battlefield, and our infantr,
is advancing very slowly, digging il
self in as at Sebastopol, conQuerinl
zoo TO 300 meters a day
My squad holds a supporting po
sluon at R--, il is all tina
tho cavalry can do at this moment
We are fortress cavalry 80 10 speak
Card Games Enjoyed.
"Our foot soldiers play cards il
the trenches and auuse thcmscNc
only a few meters away from tn,
enemy The two lines are SO near "a
certain points, that the soldiers throw
hand grenadeS into the German
trenches, 20 or 30 meters away "a.
the survivors of the Crimean war re
late.
"One must give complete approva
TO our general staff, since the posi-
tons established 10y the enemy az,
SO formidable that it would be use
less sacrifice of thousands of lives t,
advance over open ground. fin,
that we have adapted ourselves mar
Nelously to the new situation and ouI
troopers, among others, organize tn,
defense OF villages with great spirit
All very Choerfully they bore loop
holes in walls and houses build bar
ricados ana plug windows with mat
trcsses against fragments Of burstinl
shells This divcrts and amuscs them
Moral and sanitary conditions are cN
cellcnC
"On our left operates the unit o.
Colonel / 1t is "a r,SerN,
unit, but the name of its chief ever
D. NI . |..F Dol o. tf
+, H,., ''''i i.i ''''I',' ,1 ..,t,.,
,,o,,, WIZ, ,.,i, 'gl. tbo r,,,, of tht
Lri",io oihn ;b,i~ .nn,,n.r5,, is tbn,
rr,nnnd ,,itb 'nriJo 9.nJ "I,,o,t CON-
tn,int a. yam isnnra,ro ,tX-,, CnI
"nai 80 nga, so,. is cy.
t,a'nr,iir,,.,. to 500 Now Tho nrnstfe,
~ 'o' '',''I ma',e is aiio ~, trdn.rrrn5 a
ti,,,, ANA ,,,.., d, a,rosiol' 9,bis nam.
is 0"l ,inra ,.'' thon r,,r ~, is f"r tb"sg
.,,lnpfaI ro..r,..st,s "a p1pn of success
. r.ftsb
Hundreds Dead.
oN-astarl,,. WAS al,lo to oec9po q
fem. ,,,i,,nt'l ma Lo1,h1-6rocnt Sine,
oo,,i'., ,,a. ',,'.,...5 .n,,,,iatci,. On,
inrant,. is ,1istross or and
ihn ansuy.s artiIlcr, no Ioncor fires
mon mo Village m is ouito usalcssII
si.,rrbino anf ni,grs or onr artfInrl
stationad I'm mo rom Of tbn crest
- C,, .artIIar,.-
mo, b,,., ,,,.n,,,d tb.nsq,,ss re-
i,,orlaIl,. .,,.iI rbr,. baye brilt shell
+nrs and frnr,d Inn iittIo iron, tlo
The citizen., 1914-10-30
Won Kluck Not on
German Right Now
COMMANDS ON kfSkE-FORMER
pE7 GERMAN LEFT TRANS
FERREO TO COAST

Paris verosl 1oIe. .ssued b. the
Govs-11ezt co.-sets ne reference 70
Gen. vca Hluek zs commander @ Ins
German -.g1t ElE
TIE hattie from TO- extends north
O. tas Oise and voa Rluck s.s re-
NAMED i charge q che forces zloag
the Aisas. formerly ile German right
Elg. The forces Which formerly con-
posed The Ger-aa iet: are lo= fight
ing 10 the right q sol E,ack They
are 1z6e- Geo- vo- BasloE. he C-oEn
Prince ct Bzvz-.z and the Duke OF
TU-Ie1be-g. ne ls;;er being Il Bel
GUN
II Information coafus tie fact
hat tas Germans nave suffered -hsir
5ezE.ssc losses O ne Ez- i The bzt-
t,e fronting Il The north o: France and
Il Belgium : single British division
:ou1d 1.5la German oo-pses L snail
space AS the English advanced they
took 60 prisoners.
The citizen., 1914-10-30
'Where Is the French
Army Of 4,OOO,OOO?"
Lea6on Times Military Expert An
s~ers ouestiors-They Were
Nc: EauiPped.

Loadoz-Ma1y ask Why France. with
4,0ee 0o9 trained ne1 and the sup
port Of England and Belgium. has not
been able 10 turn million and : hzs
Germans ont ot France, writes the
military expert OF the London Times.
The. answer probably Is that though
France had al the trained nea she
claimed II her army. neither France
nor England ever seriously couten-
plated i would Be necessary to place
such vast forces II the fed.
Just IS re in England fad our
selves short Of many things We need
for the large number OF men now
necessary. 50 does France Even Ger
us1y's venerable landstaru Is now
coming into the fed with old arms
and uniforms and they are unexpect-
edly figuring ~ the front
The citizen., 1914-10-30
Six British Ships Preyof
German Cruiser Enden
Fcgr Steamers ard Drecser Sunk,
Sixth Craft Seized, OF English
india - $1,000. 600 Damage
&c British Commerce

Lo16oa.-The Admiralty has re-
ce:7ed : report from Colombo, Ceyioa.
that the German cruiser Eldea has
sunk four British steamships. cap
.ursd fifth. ard sunk : dredEe- ~
: p.oini about $50 miles southwest ot
Cochin. British India.
The steamships sunk we're the CHI
kama, TroIlus. Be1uohE and Clan
Grant, The Extord vas captured and
tae d-edger Pc1rabie, bound .o-
Tasmania. vas sunk.
Il Is estimated that the damage
do1e By the German cruiser Ende1
Il sinking British merchantmen IS AZ
lezs. e2G0e.Q09 (s10.0o0 050) apart
from tie loss o. trade
Erdea so far has captured Or SINK
q British vessels.
The Eudsa i small protected
cruiser. s:x year old. Size vas com
plsted Il May. 1905. Her d:splsce-
neat Is $3.50 tons. her length 3S5.6
feet and her t=o sets OF triple expau-
sion engines vii drive her al 2 rate
q z15 Eao-s when she s clean. She
has lightly arno-ed deck zud car
ries ten ~ inch guns. TWO machine
guns and tso IS inch submerged tor
pedo tu5es. Her complement Is 361
men
The citizen., 1914-10-30
FINAL WAR
BULLETINS

Ire French War of5ce admits ;re
truth of sne German seateren. tna.
ire kaiser's ;roops crcsse5 tae User
Canal oet"een NieYpo1 anc Dix
rg5e.
Turkey has again notFHea the Allies
ensoys ira: s1e will remain neutral
snozsszosr yon 5ernsto-ff. gpnoloins
;ae right of Germany 20 lard forces
in csnaoa. declared that the United
States couid nc: regard such action
as .iolatio1 of t1e Monroe Doe
t-ine.
The Russians rero-- tire defeat o. tne
rear guard Of ;re -etreating German
Army, .hien ATTEMPTED 70 hold pos'
;ions alons tire Rivers Raskz. ske--
ne.sa, anc Ryiks.
Announcement IS made in the German
capital taat the submarine u-a,
which sank the British cruisers
Hosue, aboUkir, ard cressy, also
sent the cruiser Hawke 70 the bet
tom.
Desperate fighting continues along the
River San. ard an attenp: made by
tne Eustrians 20 turn tire Russian
left wing, south Of Przemysl. ~zs
frustrated. Il is reportea. with heavy
losses
The French War Office admits tnst
the extreme right wing Of the Ger
man Army has been heavily rein
forced, and has adVaneec az several
points along the line.
The Russians report that their army
is pursuing the retreatins Germans
In Russian Poland.
A news dispatch frcm copenhacen
states that tire shipyards at KieI are
constructing feet Of thirty sruored
lighters which may be used in trans
porting German land force to the
shores Of England.
An offlcial announcement in Berlin
said that Germany nss an srcla
supply Of food. There is no necsss;-
~, It was declared, fer calling cut
the Lanowehr ard volunteers
Tne German attack in the battle <or
the French Channel ports is beino
prosecuted with desperate valor ana
energy.
The Prussian Diet voted $4,000 oco
more for war, and Vice Chancellor
Oeibruck announces that Germans
would not lay down their arms until
they had gained a victory that
meant lasting peace.
The best army sent by Germany
against Russia has been broken and
is in full retreat Petroersd said.
The Germans told of victory in su-
walk and the Austrians rercrted
success in GaIicia.
According TO the British official report
the Belgian troops cid the Germans
in check four days on a front nearly
twenty miles iono.
The citizen., 1914-10-30
GERMANS CROSS THE USER CANAL
BEL CLANS ARE FORCED TO YIELD
CAR REPEL S AUSTRO-GERMANS
Russians Pursue
German Armies
Kaisers Battle Lire cortinses =
Break snc Retreat Nay Become
Generz=lesses Pr !: eol1soo.

Sederz-LcSSeS ~ .. A---v~
Pe.-oErsd.-A despatch describing
ne battle Q: Ghe Vistuls says E-zt The
fgaczg xzs co7zne6 % tie German
left sing AID IA. sl<.oS.9 Germans
=e-e engaged against i-t<<.1ssa Rus
SANS Tae Rzss.zns drove ia csEzl-
- divisions from Novos Geo-g.sTssk
70 points res: o. tLs Bzuo-a The
Germans -e-e completely oat.z.ke6.
he Russian cavalry zPEsz-1g II
the.- rear AID predicting pz1ic- The
order -sz g.ve- for general re.rez;
o. LoE.cs and SEezeT.cZ- Tie rS
t-szr soo7 b=cz7e zigat ard the
Russians, pursuing The 5esi1g army.
5-5xt=3 upo1 Il seTe-e Iossss-
Tie reports reaching usl-tz-! head
quarters t-oz lhe t-o1: say tzzt he
.o-zl -osses q re Germans. killed
-oz-6z5 and prisoners. Il ,he.r op-
e-z-oas I Po.s1d . date, number
- SO
The citizen., 1914-10-30
GERMAN LOSSES PUT
At 1900 THUS FAR

COPENHAGEN. Tne Leir-
ziger Volsszei:u-s says ire totsl
German losses So far -s1'o: ee
iess :-ar 753cCc
4 Berlin military critic est
mates Ge--a-y's s-a75i7a army
~ 2-ooc 900 S-s: ii7e, Lz-5~er-
100000, La-oEur- $4,000.
Hi:h tire extra reserves i--lg5-
irs unt-zi1e5 :roops- Germany
possesses s-ooc1 100 -er.
Ire coloz7e zeitgns says tne
British losssS- -cns ce-ins tire
s5ze % ire exeeoiuo-sy force-
nave beer enormous, :ae pe-ce'-
;zse eeinz -igne- ;hs7 tast %
Ire German iesse&
The citizen., 1914-10-30
Bombardment by War Ships Made Line Towards Sea
UntenabIe and Point of Attack Is Moved Towards
the East. Where BeIgans Fail to Stem the
Advance of Invading Legions
DESPERATE FIGHTING ALONG THE RIVER SAN
WARS LATEST PHASES

FRANCE German forces have c-css-
- ;hs Yse- between Sis1Po-- aid
D.xuude. ! T!cls1t battle con-
;iuues between NisuPcrt zae t1e
River Lys. TesI and south q Lie
TIE F-soch have rspu-ssd German
ATTACKS. II -5e Wcev-e F-e-c1 a.
.nse-y commands ne -ozd from
Th;zucou-- % To.uviIle. 0ze O tie
principal German lines o. oo1Du1i-
czt.c1 .ozz-d s. Mihis- o. ne
heights o. he Me-se zr artillery
dusl : i progress L t1e A.
Eoz-e to-est Gs-uzs Infantry
regiment Ezs zzciEI-zted-
GERM oEdzI a1zC11c=-
nen- t-ou Ber.-a says ne eayeloP-
Ing noveneo: Q. he Aliiss direc-s1
against tae German right zz1k las
been stopped ard t1zt ihe Germans
are pushing tas enemy slowly oseE
Il : southwark coarse TIE -o;z-
number os prisoners cCEz1sd i G=--
many o. October = is glTsa IS
5.nI cEce-s ard Zs14ss u=1. IL
Gliding si1 French eighteen Rus
sizn and th-e Belgian Generals i
i reported hat = -zs The German
submarine Us which sank TIE Brit
ISL cruiser EzEks This i t1e
submarine -hsca earlier i tie var
sank The three British cruisers.
Abouki-. Cressy z1d HogCe
RUSSIA-The Aus--o-Gs-uz1 to-ces
have apparently beer able 70 reform
,he.r lines and have taken ~
fortified position Stic1 vas formed
about ;hree weeks ago Tzsy have
made : determined sand and :
grea. 5zttie Is ro< raging near
Ye5.nsko. lor,h CT Radon L sout1
Poland. The King q Szxoay ! i
command o. tie AustroEs--s7
forces. Sh.c1 are estimated -
ztou, $4,000 mso. TIE Russian
force < 5s10lo
ITALY.-I,zly : discussing lAs o@s-
o. the Gar 20 re.ur1 70 Italy ta=
Italians wao we're taken prisoners
= tae Austrian am! The ccz63-
t.oa t1z- the Gar made @zs thz;
Italy should give her premise thz-
these prisoners Eoul6 zo- r=e1tsr
ne Austrian army b many L
Isz-y : 5 held that % make his
promise would be violation ::
Itz,ys neutrality. and for -hzt
reason : conference probably I'll
b held Et-h Aus--5z b=:o-e Italy
replies % Russia
The citizen., 1914-10-30

BcrCezEx--TEs Germans appear 70
be concentrating a. inus1se mass o.
troops Tor movements toward Aui=ns
and Rc1e1. q cuc The British and
Belgian concentrations before pro
eesd-lg souihSzrd 70 attack Paris
private B=riin despatch. accord
ing 70 the correspondent Q: the Cen
uzl Se=s :. Copenhagen. states that
the hattie raging bstSeea NieuPort and
Dixua6e is the most violent and The
nos; important engagement o. the
entire Ear he adds thai Zeppeii1s
z-e said 10 have given tas Germans
considerable support
The battle fought nesr Sieuport
Eas 0. extraordinary violence. The
Belgian troops. assisted By British
Sz-saips. literally ussszcred the Ger
mans. Eho attempted 70 push out g
column toEzrd Dunkirk. hugging the
sezs5ore under the cover OF the N
dais;izg sand dunes.
TIE Belgian wounded report that a.
high tide the waves we're washing
piles OF German dead up on the beach.
According 10 thoroughly trustworthy
Information. Germans have brought
up strong rsinforceusnts from their
centre and the Rheims region 70 rein
force their right wing.
The German ring around Verdun,
according TO the Cologne Gazette. IL
becoming closer daily. says = Central
News despatch from Copenhagen AL
the French attacks have been n vain.
General B,ume. writing for the Bsr-
In LOksl Anzeigsr. says he does not
expect 3 rapid solution. believing that
the battle in France viii finish only
when the forces OF one or the other
are exhausted.
The citizen., 1914-10-30


~hi.e t1ey have compelled ire Allies
% gtre gzc-1d = scns places they
themselves have los: position L
othe-s T15s. Il : teE words. < VIA.
: gathered tro- o5cizl -epo-ts ooo-
Ing ron bo,l :as French and tie
German headquarters
Hz-slz.liog 1is forces :or : 81
p-soz eEo-- Gs-- vol Kiuck drove 50
hard :. the c=zte- o tAe Allies left Il
L. Bzssse section be-~sea A--e--
ts-es and A--zs tts. ths li1e vas
bs1t szd t5s Gs-uz1 invaders gzizei
possession O several 1o-= kiioue-e-s
O Frezch territory. They did not SIC
ce=d = cutting nay through. how
ever. and -ts Allies losses Il. L. Bzs-
see we're pz-l? compensated to- b.
II advance .. seve-zl niles 70 the
east Q: Arus1rzs-es zzd Lille ove- ;ae
B=lgizz bo-de-.
-AIo1g The River Tse- and @ he
cozs- c: The North Sea The British
and B=,g.z1s. ~ita the help ot French
and English zzrzaips aot o1,y teIi
t1s.- OH bu- ever succeeded Il to-c-
;1E the Germans hack sto-- Ezy
toward Oste1d
Il tie Meuse section. -1srs zas coz
siderable action. 9Th 5o.h Germans
and French claiming advantages
around ys-dun AID TouL
Thers @ss revival q activity along
he Aisle he Allies reporting tie
si,e1ciag Of seyerzl German batteries
\ story current L Berlin says that
The German attack q Beltort IS sue
csedi1g and that The southern for-s
hare surrendered.
Il Is reported that the French forces
have taken AItkirch. il Haute Alsaee.
- the point ot tae bzyone--
Along the Eas- Przss:zn front. The
Russians attacks near West AuEzs-
toEo have been repulsed and they
los. several machine guns, according
20 The German report
II Gzlicia the usual stories Of VIC
tories ara being sent out By both
A1strisus and Russians. The fighting
around Przenysl and on The San con
tinues.
The general bonbzrdmeut OF Tsing-
tau has begun The Germans are -
plying in determined manner.
Flames and smoke shooting up from
the town indicate that the high angle
FIRE Of the japanese guns Is effective
There is nothing il the Official re-
ports 10 cause apprehension, although
il is apparent that the new effort by
the Germans 10 heE through the Al
lied line wherever q weak section can
be found in Belgium or in northern
France has gained momentum in the
last six days. The German General
STAFF has drained Belgium Of garri-
son troops and has hurried new corps
OF young recruits and middle aged
ressrTists from home depots.
Il Is reported that the German COM
manders are again adopting the policy
OF trying TO hack through the Allied
lines AZ whatever cost. The German
losses in Belgium in the past week
are estimated AZ 10000 killed and
wounded All reports. including that
Of Gen. Joffre. point 10 a further su-
preme effort 10 take the road TO Paris
In the official statement given out
in Berlin. the Germans claimed 70
have gained successes or the User
canal and that their troops have ad-
vanced 70 the south OF Dixmude. Ger
man attacks TO the west of Lille were
successful and the troops have taken
possession OF several villages. In the
eastern theatre Of war Russian at
taeks west OF Augustowa have been
repulsed