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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-09-18

eorps, tDeldeS btsber general b.
SCHUBERT fommonoirte, lit @en. b.
Stein, bisberiger @eneralqunrtier.
meIiter, iibertrogeu uor0en. Stein
mar Der gerfoiier Der oeutihen
4rieasbuIletins. - 2eltnant Sieoe.
mann bonn .. prenBiIden 9iiruiiier.
regiment, fan6 81 Oeuti6e Gefrli.
ten in biIfloIem 3uitauo aui Der
2auOitraBe in 0itpreuBen. aoinfen
hatten fie iiberfnaen, iie brutal nib.
bon6eIt uno ibnen 0onn 9eine,
Sdn6e, gtnien unO Sbren obge.
idnitten.
9ie geItrige oelitIde gerIuItIiite
lueiit 1853 gtonten ouf. Siiibmeno
miro Der oelttid.polniiden 2egimen.
ter geoa6t, tuelae lidl in Sitpreu.
ben gegen Die 9fuiIen init groBter
Sapferfeit i6Iugen. Gas SO. S5n.
fanterie.feeimettt, in SolSoit gar.
uilonirt, perIor 356 MaHn an aop-
ten uno gerlpnloeten; oas AZ. s5lt
fnffterieregiment, IN Boien garii.
ionirt. biBte 268 Ronn an 9oOten
1n1o geripunoeten Elm. 9ie met.
item 0lannidaften beioer genannten
Imeginlenter iino meiitens Geutid.
golen. Gin in Strabburg Itationir.
tes acknowledgement berlor SAG
Wunn an Sooten un0 gertpmOe.
ten; cine Gonpognie aQeiu biiBte
iieben Sffi3iere elm. 9as t42. ba.
oiide 5nfanterie-&esiment berlor
8ebn 0fft3iere tnO 249 gtann.
Sdlinum ntttgenoumten tpuroe oos
143. Regiment; baiieIbe Ioa 10
0ffi5iere un0 498 Mnnn perloren
baben. GroB Der ungebeuren 8er-
lutte f6nlpfte ser Geit Der &egiureu-
ter init eroBter granour peiter.
Die bisber ber0ffetltlihten gerIuit.
liiten meiien insgeiontmt 35,7S6
Goote, 8ertpunbete uuo @ermiBte
auf. lsYfer ben om Ia. September
@efa1enen befin6en ii9 8rin3 Otto
@ictor bon Sdonburg.BaLo
Sberleittnant Der @aroebuinren mo
Gin 8ruoer Der 9riu3eiiin bon BieO.
@eneroInoior gtielono fieL III ei.
nen 5trdBeufaupf i'm uoroIiden
SSranfreid. General b. airdbod
lpuroe in einem 8reffen am 3. Sep.
tentber tobt[ih pertpunoet, iterben0
iibergob er oas aomum6o all 8e.
neral b. Chen.
General Sinoerbnrg iit melt itafl
8uBIano borgeorllnger uno bat ben
Guiieu cine 9eeroe Shlahtpieb ab.
genonlnlen.
Die S6la6t an Der gliSne.
Berlin Is. Sept. (orobtlos BON
geauen iiber SobOille, 8. s., an Die
glfociirte @reIIe.) - Der General.
Itab bat cine offi5ielle glnfiinoi.
gung onbingebenO erldiien, OoB oltf
Der gan5en Shlahtlinie Die Ser
biinoeten feinerlei 8ortbeile erInngt
bGtten. g8eitere gin8elbeiteu iiber
Die Sample in 5rontreid ipurOen
ni6t ausgegeben. gs lit on3une6.
men ooB ertideiOenoe Grei9niiie
ni6t Dor g(blauf bon einigen ga.
gen eiltreten meroen. Tbatiofe
ober lit, Dab Die oentide 2tnie
felt Itebt unO oollig intatt lit. Gie
8erIude Ser 8erbiinbeten, oen red,
ten ssliigel Der 8eutiben ilnter @e.
neral alud 5it ilm5ingeln iino
aldn3enO abgeihlaeen luoroen.
9la1 8opieren Die man BEL rii.
iiiden geiangenen Sffi3ieren bor-
eefllnoen bate, bat iih Der lleber.
reIt Der ruiiii6en @ilno.9lrnee bis
an bie @ei6icl in &uiiiid.9oIen gu.
riidgeaogen.
3neiintoiiinfsig ihnere @eihiise,
bic Den GnglGnoern nbgenor1niett
tpuroeu, trofen eeitern in Sdntbure
elm.
|. GIN GertIber, Der friiber in
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Berlin, Is. Sept, iiber Saag.-
Ter bsutidDe @eneraIIta6 bat beutc
Hadmittda fOlsenOen SeridJt srlai.
fen: O1ie Sdlladlt nnf Dem S6ben.
Sng sipiidDen Der EiIe unb otr Wlaas
iUiro anf naen Ennften fOrtgeiebt
nnb 1T bis jest nod nidDt entidieoen.
SIIles oertet oaranf bin, Onh Der
8ioeritanO Ocs 6einSeS gebrOden iit.
Alle nit grOfer Sapierfeit ansge.
fiiHrten @erindle, ben OentIdlen rs6-
ten eSliigtl 81 Ourdl6redIen, iino
iiegrei6 nbgeidJlngen nOrOen. 3as
Centrum Der Sentidtn riift lang,
Jam bDr, itOht nber nnf beftigen
@DeritanS. Die glnsf6lle Der geia.
sitng Der psm drOnprin5sn belnger-
ten SysitnrrS gerOHn iinS BON OeiIen
Arihee clue MiHBe jitriifgeihlageH
iuDrben.
lIHDffijiell iuir0 geiGgt, baf bic
gerbhHbetsn rOr alien 9ingen Der
Armee 0es arDHprin5eu idlarf an.
ieten. 0crielhe nbrr bat cine Dor.
siigIidle SttIlnng nuO ale 9lnsrif.
fe iiegreidl nbgeidlaocn. Die Ser
biinbetsn baben audi in OieIen Siam
pfen fnrhtbare @erlnite erlitten,
glnd iinb ale geriudje Der gilliir.
ten, Den redIten 6lilgel Der Stud
armec sn nm5inseln, blntig a6ge.
fuieien ipOrben. Die Sentidle artil'
Ierie 6eudbrt iif OOr5nslidl unO ridIs
tet in ben Heiben Der aHgreifer
lob HnO gsrberben an.
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9lnFcn iebr 5nblrridD.
@icn is. Sept. - Bon Spe.
5iaI 9orrsIponoenteu in @nIisien
iino bier 8epeifen eingetroffen, mo.
rim ouf oos milueriihe lleberee.
niht Der gfuiien nernieien ipiro.
Die ruiiiide glrtinerie iei bebei.
teno it1rfer, oils Die oiterreidiihe.
Gs piro bier ongenonimen, BOB
cine Rubeponic in Den adnipfen elm.
treten nerbe, bo beibe &eere Tebr
eridopft iino. 3ie 8iener 9eitiin.
gen boben Ieit Gienitog ipeiiig ooer
gar feline Neuigfeiten pom ariees.
itnuplos erbolten.
9onoon, rs. Sept. - Gs tpir0
gentelbet. oaB 1900 goIi3iIde ger-
r1tber perboftet un0 n1d @roB be.
forbert tuuroen, INN bort pro3eliirt
an perben. sic itnnoen i'm Soloe
9iilblano's un0 botten ben giuiien
Die goiitionen Der 6eiterreider Der.
ratben.
8ritcre rniiiifle 9iiaen.
2onoon is. Sept - Die gui.
len iesen ibre toIle arieesoepeider.
maherei tort. Cine neue Senlo.
tionsocpeide, iiber Gom 9eionot, be-
bnuptet, oie GeIterrel6er bitten 70
8ro,ent ibrer aan3en IrlippenIt1rfe
berIoreu, einifIieBli1 elmer @iertel.
million Dfann, tpelhe BON 9friien
un0 Scrben gefnngen eenontnen
tuoroen ieien, uno iie 5ogen iest ibre
Streitfrdfte bon Der 6ront 5uriif,
Inn Die Souptit16te @ien un6 gu.
oobeit 81 ifiisen.
@eitern slbenb mar gar gefobeH
iporheis, Ssirrreid llinnrli babe
cen ariag oafgegcben, iin0 lei iii
ben 6einben 0es 9rei6inoes iibcr-
gegangen, IpGter ober tuuroe 0ie.
ie MGr oobin einaei6r1ntt, oob
400 oiterreibiihe Solonteit iIdtui.
iher 4bitanntitng inter einertt aeitt.
nont 2iogotp 81 Den Monteteeris
nern oeiertirt ieier.
(geoheern0e MAIDEN oieie 10 bid
aufeetroeenen grfin0ungeit olf ben
2eier INNER iueniger Ginorud.)
stimmnnssbilS aus Bien.
@ien, iiber 9onOon Is. Sept. -
Die nenigen Observation-Disclosures
pelde ben oiterrediiben General.
itob be9Ieiten burften, britgen bieLe
@eihidten ii6er gldn3erbe Gtn5eIIei.
ititneen oiterreidiider Sffi3iere iritn
@emeine, uno ipieoerbolen Die amt.
lifen Glngaben ii6er oIterrei1iIte
@rfolge.
S5m gon3en iino iii gSien elmo
10000 8erpunoete eingetroffer,
lin6 es lperOen nod mebr er1pdrtet.
Inter 6liidtIingen, Die III Bien
ei1ttrofen, berridt 5ltitl groBter
EbeiI groBe gfotb, namertIi1 rnta
ornen S5uOen. 8Of geihiebt oles
M6glidc fir iie.
Ser betogte Roiierf0ttig sron,
Syoiepb beitebt Biz Jest ale bic oii.
BcroroentIideu 9Iuitrensnngen in
8erbinoung nit Dem Rriege Dor.
trefflid.
glQe S6uIeu in gBien iin6 an.
balten6 geifIoiien; unb Ste SGuI.
uno ltnineriitdtS9ebduoe iin6 in
oeripanoelt. g[ut) Spei.
iepagen BON @iienbobnen iino fir
bieieu 3tpef in 9ienft genoutrren.
GinfaQ in pulen.
2on6on, t8. Sept. Ger Netro.
grader 4orreipcnOent Der ,DoiIb
0oil" IteIlt cine SSnboiion Ser Deiit.
itben in 8olen in Si1t. Sn Oft.
preuBen iollen 10000 Dennn Ton.
8entriert iein, cine ipeit gr5bere
3abG ais fir cine 8ertbetoigitng Der
@renae notbperloig lit. 8o Elm Der.
iu6, General &ennenfnntpf nlis iei.
ier it1rfen SteIIrng in Robuc Sit
bertreiben ipenig 8tped bat, geIten
oieie groBen Truppenotbdiifitneen
ieoenfnIls einent Gtrtbrii1 tn PrEen.
DeutidInno mill 8nri6oit erobertt.
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SRsDOIntiuu in cbeRa.

OOeiio, Rublan0, om S6iDorjen
wieer, Is. Sept.-&ier bat cine gie.
bolution ltottseiuuoen, lno bic Col.
ooten, peIde alisgeionbt iuirOen.
oieieIbe 81 1nterbriden merterten
ilno Deigerteu iid, nuf bic 9feboIii.
tionare 5lt idieben.
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SO pirb init srOker Seftisfeit ee.
f1mpft.

Qonbon. IS. Sept - Cine gor.
bedur Gepeife an Die Grhmrge &c.
Iegropb gonipanD beiogt, 6ab Die
shIoht nit groBer grbttterlmg
Lungs Der 2inie anb1lt. Der zoo
nes General 9ataiIle" Der in Der
Shlodt fieI, miro befunnt 9emadt.
(TaB Der arne General 8ataille
o6er aud fallen niuBtel Gold
1irnDerbronfte 3eititnasberi6teritot.
tllng ieitens Der Gngldnoerl 8ie
Dunnifopfe tpiiien nift, oaB gBe.
neral g1tniQe4 otf oentid nagenei-
ne Gdlodlt beibt. Die 3epeihe
lniitet icoenfaas, oab ouf Der gnn.
,cn 9inie cine aalIgemetne Sdladt~
sntbrannt iei)
RrOnprius iurat fir icine sOIOatcn.
Berlin, ilbpr gfotter6om, II.
Sepf., iiber qonoon is. Sept.
Rronprin3 5rieori6 8iIbelm teIe.
ar0pbirte beite al Die beige Bel.
ntng Nm @littag~ loIgeuoes: git.
se iummeIn uno ieno3n Sie 10 baIo
pie n1oglif fpoIfenes llnter5eug lno
5trinipfp fiir meinc SoIooten. Sri.
Be. (@e8eidluet), 8iI9eIm aron.
prita.
gaur bor tueniqen Sagen bate
Der Rronprtn3, benz ons 8oblerge.
ben Ieiner Soloaten iebr am Ser.
zen Fegt, cine bieiige 3eitiing ouf.
aefor0ert, 8igarren un0 8a6af an
Ieine GoIOnten ait ienoen
Die SeiIung Der nlnt ungeid1r.
itjen Biinne bes 8rin3en sSoohin,
HingIteh Sobues Oes aaiIers, nadt
lute 5ortidritte.
cffisieller 6entidjer geridjt.
Berlin, is. Sept. (Dro6tIoIe 8e.
laIhe iiber SanbiIle, 8. s., II 81.
len1 bonn Sauptquartier fommenoen
periht 3ufoIge lit Sie fran5oltidle
sront uulperGnoert. Wlebrere glu-
Irtffe iuur0en bon Den 3elItiden
ieareif obgei6Ineen. SSnfolge Der
Frfranflna Oes Generals b. Souien,
Eiihrers Der stpeiten ooer iddiiifen
Irnee bat Der friihere ariegsmini.
Ter BON einen ons aontirniloo iiber
Ia alrmee iibernontrnen Die
SxbrerI1ott oes orilten &eierpe.
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;sranaSEIdje eieae.

ngs gebt pie onl SGnar&ett :
Gogt 9aris- -oteier ariegs
saft tGelid Elm Treffen
1lnO ie6es ein Sieg.
Sir laloger bic SeiitS1en
gsis ADnri8 foToiioI.
Srcsbenr iirtfere syeinbe
lteberlesert on SdSf;
Smet editse Mni1eesorpe
Gtf,b niebergegtdM,
Ser Geitto rsrlcr d1ass - $50
Bis caf bie sdEudA :
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9as Oeuti6e Centrum gebt OOr; hie benti6e
Strtiaerie figt ben %erbanbeten
grobe Serlnte 3l.
Mebrerc 3lmSf6le Ser &ercnn. Seiatnm9 uOm
6rOmprin;en snriidgeicbla9cn.

9emihe Hgt ban
N
in an her
nfdH
nnh Ehnmne
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Nomt g9nIe gia uhttrseidlnet.

2cnoon, Is. 81 a1nig
George BON england bat beltte Die
irI1n6iite Some 9fule 8iG lnter.
8eihnet; iomit lit ieI6ige 5Hm @eies
getporOen.
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GhBag berbddliaer 3niammen6rAdJ.

2liderton q. s., is. Sept. =
Die erobe Jilntentelesrnpbe
oabier, cine Der Suei berortigen Nm.
logen in ben Ser. Staten, Delde
in birefter gerbinbimg NIT Geitidl.
lamb iteben nnr6e geitern aeiaIoi.
fen. eB bieB, Der araiterJeneer iei
5niammengebro6eu, - iiber bic gIrt
bes 3uinmmenbrlifs ober ipur0e al.
lie gusfinft beripeigert.
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@etterberidlt.
S60n belite unb Sanlitag; feir
peientlider Sernperatlirtpe6iel

8cindlt- -0etIfes MdOden fir
Snusarbeit unb Inn I'M 9Gfers
Iaoen be1aIfIid) 5u ietn. 230t 2ea'
belhportb StroBe.
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lin Berlin fpobnt. bot erh1rt, Dab
er aeieben babe, pie ihon Deitte
Suli in 0en Mrorten glnttuerpen's
gliuen geIegt muroen. Gin eng.
liiher glrbeiter, pelher BEL oieier
Qlrbeit mitbeid1itigt mar, ers1blte
ibm, ooB cine ein5elne gline ein 9o'
totllon SoIooten in Die Cuff ipren.
gen fonue.
3eppeIinausriff nHf GnslnnS
itebt benpr.
Sem gorf, is. Sept, England
1T oas eieentIide 9iel, nel6es
0elitidlono in 6ieiem arieae I'M
sluee bot. Die griten peroen aIs
Die glnitifter 0es &rieges ongelebeH,
uno es ideint Die 9lbiidt au bette
ben, iie oofiir 5u beltrofen. Dit
oteien 8orten beridjtete Serr 6eliy
@ilfes. 9roofIpn bel ieiner Sin.
tunit aus 8elttlb[1no iiber Snfor,
mntioneu. fpelde ibnt bon befreur,
oeten 0eittiben OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
rem gegeben fpuroen. Die gor6erei.
tungen fiir cine Snnoiion gnelono's 3
ourh Die BON oen 8riten 10 gefiird,
teten Ienfboren 2ufti6ifie iino in
Doqem @ange, uno @rnf Zeppelin
Ieitet Die 8orbereituueen perionlid.
Seoes Suftidiff bat 8orridtlneer
gum 8ombennerien un0 1T NIT
Shne1feuer @eidusen disgeriiItet.
Die 0eitihen bertrniien felt ouf Ell.
nen Sieg iiber Die 6ritiide 5lotte.
iuenn oieie gIeid3eitig ourt ariees.
itiffe imo 3eppeltne angegriffen
pir0.
SD iprod nit etnem 0fft5ier bon
oemieIben 2uftidiff, 6os am 5. glu.
quit iiber eItti6 flog unb Bomber
mari. CbDobl orei QbtbeiIlingen
oes auftihiffeS bon augeIn ollrh.
bobrt muren, bate Die Stobilitdt
OeiieI6en niht I'M @eringlteu gelit.
ten"
giGtb jnr aalt6liitisfsit.
Berlin, is. Sept, iiber 0lotter.
oam mo 2onoon. ee5n elmer Ser.
liner 3eitung idgt elm miIit1riI6er
Sahberitdnoiger: yg9ir uiiiien Die
g2afrihten aus fran3olilHen Duel.
len nit boadnoiihem Bblegma an.
nebmen un0 nidt befiirtten onB
Die 6ran8oien bereits Dor Berlin
'iteben. 8enn Die s5ran5oien Die
Tettiden nit oerielben Gle nerIol.
gen, nit Der lie BON ben 9eutihen
perfoIgt nuroen, tueroen ite in Die.
eIbe i6pierige Stelling geratbeu,
NORM Die 0eutiden paren
Die 6ran5oien fonnen iid ieooh
auf llnteritiisung Der belgiiden 2lr.
NEE berlaiieu. Soaten Die 0eut.
iden ieoob itber lire eigeue @ren3e
'suriidgetrieben peroen, pirbe Die
Gage fir Die 6rau3oien nidt gin.
tiger fem ol5 5u 9lnfang 0es arie'
ges.
giuhlauS UerGanst 5tolien'S Seitritt.
Betroarao, 18. Sepr. - g(le rui.
iiifen 3eitllngeu berlnngen beltte,
odB iih Stolien iofprt Dem 9reiber.
bano gegen DeutidlanO unO DETER
reid aniAlieBe. 9elterrei6 ioa Oant
gejlpungen iperoen, 6rieOen 8ll
ihIieBen SIT oieies geideben, Oont
iuerbeu Die Delttideu balO einieben,
ouB es nublos fir iie lei, tpeiter
Sericg 3n fiibren. Die oeutide Sie.
gierlmg, heiBt es in ben glrtifeln,
babe Die Weinimo au nerbreiten s>S
iutlt, Dab Stalten mir cine giiniti.
ge gelegenbeit dbtparte, I'M iid
9euti6lono an5ui6liebsu.
2onopfi, Is. Sept. Sic in
iSronfreidl ipetlet6en it1lieiiiiHen
Reierpiiten bnhen por ibrer Regle.
ritng geiiinie er6oIfe1t, iid BIZ
gum 2s. 5ertentber ;il iteGet. sStu.
Item iii Derltdroigt tnOrOen, BOB,
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Gs beibt jest, Die omerifonii6e
Heeiering babe oesbolb oie 3liriid.
siehiin1 Der Griippen aus geroGrns
orteeorbnet, unl etnen 9lon Gar.
rdftao's Ill ocreiteln, aus Ser pne.
rifnnerfeirbltrhen Stttttn1una In
Iegtto appitoI aIl iblGgen,
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ioas es 6ie oiterrei6.itnIieniiden
gSrobirBen lDieOer erIangen tuoIle,
es 6ieieS mir ourh @affenqelpalt
betuerfiteIligen fonne.
Shrfen an Der bnlgnriiden Gjrenje.
guris, IS. Sept. Cine Saoos.
0epei6e aus getrograO beingt Die
Tiirfen baben cine aroBe armee OIL
Der bulgoriihen @ren8e fon5entriert,
iporiiber General BON Sanoers, ser
prenBiide Snitriifteur frii Die titr.
tiihe glrtnee, ben Sberbefebl iiber.
nehmen tpir0.
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9Pbeinltdnfc fuerSen befeitiot.

2onOon, is. Seept. Nus Maa.
itri6t, SoIlono, fonIntt Die Iat.
rid)t, OaB oie HbeinItGote aoln,
TiifieIoorf, 8eleI uno 9uisoorf Nm.
italten treffen, elmer aaenfnaiigen
geloserung onrA bic gerbiinoeten
al ipioerlteben.
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Sitgt Der liuQtn l6tintn nnr
in Der pbantaft ~ bsftbtn!
Oe(terreidji(de 1rategi(6e gruppen Oer(ttie.
6ungen merOen a(S unge6eure
Siege GlSpOCaunt.
@robfGrit Nt@oIas erIdbt Elm Ianiieit an 0ie Be-
mobmer oer 9pppel. .Nonardte.

5u SesIiiden (OaS sa6t benn OOd
iiter bic Sutidmrl.
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THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.
Regular sailings 10 Bermuds and West ladies
sanders0n Il Son, Gen. Ayts, "a STATE St.
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ments OF this ancient animal than any
other fossil hunter.
one Of his advance guards, +. c. Kslsen
~ the museum staff. goes Into the Red
Deer River field this week.
Last year before leaving the same re-
zion Mr.. Brown and the members OF his
expedition found n number OF valuable
FOSSILS, which they will dig up this sum-
mer. For four years the American
Museum has been making n collection OF
dinosaurs from the Red Deer River re-
gion. In this period several hundred
large cases have been filled, or alto
gcther two and half carloads Of fossils.
Mr.. Brown Is now preparing for exhi-
bltion I'm the museum n specment OF a
crested dinusaur Of the trachodon family
II Is believed to be about 100000 years
old and Is complete with the exception OF
he tip of the tail and its forelegs. 1t 10
| bout 80 feet In length.
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by the budget committee of the Board Of
Estimate. The other administrative
changes and economies and the plans for
future work outlined in the Commits
sioner's report all point to painstaking
study OF his department with view to
carrying out the policy of the adminstra-
ton OF improving service coincidentally
with the accomplishment OF economy"
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SPRING AND SUMMER RESORTS.
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NEW JERsEY-Atlantic City.
HOTEL NEW ENGLAND

running water In rooms. elevator to street
,eveli sun psrlor; capacity $50; special rates:
sssklst bryan 4 WILLiAAs
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WILL HUNT DINOSAURS AGAIN.
Bsruum Drown Getting Ready for
New Expedition for Museum.

Barnum Brown will go back to the
canyons OF the Red Deer River region In
Alberta. Canada, this summer to hunt for
skeletons OF dinosaurs for the Amer
lean Museum of Natural History Mr..
Brown probably has dug up more speci-
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SPRING AND SUMNER RESORTS.
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CONSUL SCORES WRITER
FOR "USURPING" DUTIES
L. ). Representative in Antwerp
Would Arrest Reporter Who
Braved Bombardmcnt.

I.oNpcN. oct l9.--lt Is reported that
the American Consul At Antwerp has pro-
tested to the state Department against
tho usurpatlon Of is authority by T..
Alexander Powell an American newspa-
per man. vino assumed the duties Of
American Consul n Antwerp when the
Germans entered the city. Tho suggestion
was made that when Mr. Powell returns
to America he should ha arrested.
/, Is realized that Powells story has
placed Tho Consul In a bad rght repre-
scnting thd, his flRht ard that Of the
Nice-Cousu. wer" deliberate violations Of
the agreement that they should remain,
made with the Spanish and other Consuls
who stayed At their posts
Both Henry " piederlcn, the Consul.
ana Harry Tuck sherman. the Nice-C on
sui were supposed 10 have given an abso-
Tut" understanding that they would re-
main. rot only 70 their coll aguos In Ant
werp. but also To officials ~ the brussels
legation. Who Left Antwerp before the
bombardment only upon the understand
ing that both the Consul and Nice-Cunsul
remain.
The incident IL causing severe comment.
II Is one Of the few cases where American
diplomatic consular officials have failed to
stick a. their posts through thick and
thin
Chandler Hale. who Is in charge OF Aus
TRAN affairs, goes to Vienna tomorrow 10
report To- Ambassador P.nh"ld on the con
ditions of Nustrlaus VINO ar. hero
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RUSSIAN LOSS $4,000.
Austrians Say Pr,emysI Fighting IL
Costly 70 Cyar.

MANcHEsTER, Mass Oct. 19.--Dr Dunn
ia. the Austrian Ambassador. gave out
he following messages from Vienna to-
day:
our forward movement in battle on
both sides of the San River continued yes.
terday. ON some points near the russian
lines our troops proceed slowly. as in
Siege warfare. by trenches Last night
several attacks OF Russians repulred with
heavy losses. To-day fighting continues
ON whole line our heavy artillery has
commenced hring. Russian columns re-.
pulsed near Wyskow. other parts OF our
army that advanced through Carpathians
reached north Of GROW and Uroz districts.
Losses OF Russians In attack on Przemysl
estimated 10000 dead and wounded
Battle fought on lire Stryi-Sambor-
Media and on san az well as operations
directed toward Dniee'er. take favorable
turn rOr Austrian troops. North Of
Przemvsl our troops have already reached
eastern bank san River and points south
east Of S'rvi and Sambor were carried
after stubborn fights We are everywhere
pursuing enemy. Number OF prisoners
taken in present advance movement more
than $4,000. American Red Cross detach-
mcnt arrived NJ Budapest ard was re-
ceived with greatest sympathy"
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GER MAN TROOPS,
LURED BY RUSE,
MOVED DOWN
su,pccting Russian Retreat.
rros, Nistula and Are
cut to Pieces.
GAR RTSHES ARMY
TO FACE INVADERS
.,. oobie bespd,ch 10 Tue srS.

c..t o,t IA German vanguard
oss ,mpu,radcd and cut to pieces to-
..v I'm q uattlc cast of the River WIS.,
'Iia.
4 despatch received from Warsaw to-
oh. states That the Russians. employ
a. a ru-c which has been successful
an withdrew their infantry from the
ys,uiA after conccaling batteries of field
LAD mdcuiN" Guns.
Til. t;,rmau- assuming ;hdt The Rus
.aus Ocr, actually III Ought bridged the
v.siuIl Nitu % rtuuns ard threw large
ore UPON the Gas, bank. Suddenly
he Russian artillery opened fire at
.,,so ,I.-, The machine gums did
...rfY .A,,uuou sweeping the puntoons
md literally anu,hiiating the column
.,.ea Pt. crossing.
Az tnc accuracy ~ the Russian ar
..e.y l,,uipp,d the poutoous collapsed
md hundreds of Germans who had os-
ape 1.,jn py machine gun fire We're
crown er.r,'ssly into the \Istula. Tho
ggsssu infantry returned to the river
~ completed the victory. Hundreds
q German prisoners. hardly man Of
nom was MOI NouHuth' "tl' 'ahcH "
Ver.aw 'oLrth"r with convoy of cap
ir,d guns and stores.
A despatch from Vienna referring TO
austrian operations ia Gaiicla states
..t 'h. advance toward the River Stryj
hAs been extremely slow owing TO the
a,t ,at ~, Russians mold extremely
..run- fortified positions. Tho Aus
.-,au.- ar" NOW slpp.rg in an attempt to
advaavr their lines.
stryj On the river of that name, is
,bout forty-dyy miles southwest OF Lem
erg. This indicates that the Russians
IL. control the country between Sambor
nd the s,ryj and that rr2,mysl is still
invested.
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SARAJEV0 NEAR FALL.
ser,inn- would Take city before
Murder Trial Ends.
ny central Nftrs.

ROME. oct. ia telegram IN the
TriJunn from Cettinjc says that tho
Servians and Mortenegrins have COM
pletcly enveloped Sarajevo, occupying
tho heights from which direct ana
very effective fire can lac directed upon
The city.
The French siege artillery. which tho
besieSers are using already, has
seriously damaged several Of tho de-
Tending forts. The Servians ana
Montencgrins are preparing to launch
a general assault.
They desire at all costs to TAX"
Sarajevo before sentence Is pronounced
In the trial Of Gavr!lo Princip and
the men accused with-him of numbering
the Archduke Ferdinand and his con-
sort on June 2s.
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C/AR BUSHES TROOPS.
Reenfor"cmcnts Numbering 100000
Ia Oppose German Advance.

'psoid' 6pb'e bs.pofct 10 TnE SITS
rFrRoGRNp. oct. 10 The following Of
= "a dnuuuuct mcnt was made to-day
oy the RUSSIAN General STAFF:
w" report partial successes on
October Is i'm very fierce fighting
IN the rsEion of Warsaw and south
o. rrzomysl"
The General STAFF Is rapidly reen-
orcns the armies in Poland in an
'c!pation Of new attempt by the
Germans to reach the River Nistula and
lombard Warsaw and Ivangorod.
Troop trains have been moving west =
ward for several days and there is the
belief her" that Russia is sending IT
east 100000 fresh troops to the battle
front
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verted into hospitals and the troops are
camping out. All beef Is taken for the
use or the wounded and the citizens are
eating horsefiesn.
The levy en- masse proved to be in.
sufficient for the requirements of the
army All males between the ages Of
- and SO who were previously rejected
az medically unfit are being reexamined
The standard Of efficiency has been low
cred purposely.