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Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-16
NauOernc GinbredJrr.

SntereTonte Mfitteilun9en iiber bas
9or9eben Der mobsrnen Ginbre6er
madt Die a6nigl. 8ronppsriiherun9ss
TANNER in Dresden sur Warnune Res
9ublitums. Sbre Grfahrunesn uns
8epbadtuneen faBt bic eenannte Be-
h0rbe in folsenhem suiammen: gfit
spei erbittett aries fiibrenben qors
teien fino @eIbfhronifabritanten uno
Ginbreder su pereIeihen. Der Gins
BREEDER, Der fih Friiber an einen 0elos
s'brant heruutnnais. psrioh iih NIT
Sommer, Steurneiisn uno bergleiden
gsfdbrIid ousfebenben Wertoeusen.
bic einem mobsrnen 9elbIdront ees
aenuber nublpTes Spislseus iinh.
glber ibre Mertaeuge finb mad unb
nod perfeinert. Der Ginbreder bat
iitb in Der Iufmadung berbeHert uno
moht in ben meiiien 6dlen sinen eles
aonten psItesponbien Ginorud. Bon
ben QlnItrenguneen Bel Der .arbeit"
1T hsute in ben tpenigIten sS0llen sil
fprehen. 0ag Gnollgasgebloie, ober
ou6 Gdneibebrenner 9enonnt. eraeu9t
burd qemeiniomes @erbrennen BON
0aferItpff unb Gauerfioff eins
Stidflomme, Die pon3erplotten iDi'
Wabs gum Shmelsen brinat. 81:
bier5u erforoerlihen 0osfloiden ions
men bequen in Der 3nIhe niioefiihrf
nerben. Inter 9enubung BON Shnei'
bebrennern 'inb Ihon sahlreid1e @elo'
Observation-Disclosures erfolgrsid ausaefiihr'
mproen. Der Ginbreher broudt ngl
Elm Cod in ben Gjelbfdronf ober oi'
| 9reTortiir su fhmsl3en, Inn bequsn
| nit Der 5onb in oas Bebdltnis bineil
fdiTsn su tonnsn. Das sefGbrlidit
oller mittel ifi jeboh bos 9bermit
pulper, bos lofe in Der 3afde pbe
| Ion{tmo fhublos mitsunebmen III
/ btnn bas pulper an fib 1T p6Gig ee
| fahrlos, ba es nur burh moeneiiur
| sur Gni3unbung esbraht iperbe
| lam. Sc entfpidelt oomit ober iofor
cine 6ibe DON speis BIB breiioufen
Grab geIIius. Sdon in gerinee
Wen9s permenbet. iibt Tbermit ou
cine pon5srplatte bieTelbe Mirtun
aug. tpis Elm Stiid eliibenbes Gif.l
auf einen S6neeboufen. auh Der su
9eleubiune bisnenbe eIettrifh
Gtrom iit ben Ginbre6ern cine min
tommsns aroft, bo nit oieiem eli
@eIbfdront ebenfaIs ae0Ffnst tperbel
fann. inhem on bic eIettriife Qihtlei
tung 5fpei 9rdbte eetniipfi perben
BON benen elmer nit Dem 8eibinronl
berbunoen un0 hds Gnoe bes onberer
nit einem aohleitift psrfeben burd
bic nit Qsbefihanbfdubsn bstIeibst,
6ono bes Ginbreders oegsn Die GeIo.
fhranttiir georiidt piro. Die eifern,
3biir beg Gslbfhran'es fGnot an ber
geriibrunqsitele beg GobIsnitiftes an
au gIiiben unb 5u Fhmel3.n. Durd
Iangfames Weitsrfiibren bes Gtiftes
lam Elm Qod in bic 0efoidrantIiir
aefhmoI3en iperben.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-16
Spier Oes ariegts.
Gruf. Mnniterbers leat ieimc Gruiei
iur nieoer: Srnf uou Gna-
Lamb.
ganlbriNgc, @ali.. II. Cft.

NuQo Aflnitcrbcra Grofellor Der
Nindolooie on acr Narporo llniperli.
tit. modte Mittpohobeno III Cant.
bribgc. ptoij. befonut. OaB ct Ero-
l;heut Sout.s ieiu 9iitdtrlttsgeludl
il6crreidlt hobe. 4cBterer lpollte Iidl
al Der }lngelcQcnbcit uidt auBern.
Gieie &anolunaameile Grot, Ntlln
i.erberos iii oa@ lnnllttelbore Heltli.
tat eilea Nrie'es ron N}aiur eldrelttc
1Sicner Don 9nnnon Ell oue 0ircfto
riun der ytniper'iiot in neldenl cr
,fittbellt. cr mernc iein 1c'tanlerl, Ill
Dem CT Noru0ro $t0,000. 600 per,
nlod)t, uludnocru. Falls 9>rofclior
.htiinltcrbcrg niht ciltloilen miro.
.llnQerehtieriigtc oeuild1ircuno
Iihc sIeniIcrltnqen oe$ bcriibnlcn
9sipdoIoQen in Gerbinoun0 nit oenl
oeacnmdrtinen SrieQ merocn bon
&,errn sSiener oIs (Srlln0 flr Ielnc
Nnltl,liQ onoeQchen.
sd hobe 4roiioent 2riueIl meln
9iilttrlttsgeiuh iiberreid)t erflurte
9;roi, lfiInltcrbera. oonlit Die 6ofni
lit nid,t Int g'crleaentelt tomme. ION.
bern oollitonoio ireic Nono bohe, obnc
oui neinc tSeiiihl NilTiid)t nehmen 5lt
srolcheil
Cos Iircftorilm scr Naporo llnt
neriitot miro iidl pohrideinlld) nodllte
94ndlc nit bem Sdlreihen Nerrn sSic'
ncra mo Dem fildtrIttsaeilth Eros
ieiior Nnniterber9s heldlafti9cn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-16
rs15 Sine berbit 6rfaltung ioilte
ipuill beafltet iuerben.

Is bat fcinen 3ped, iie unbead)tei
au IoiIen. Sic fuiro bielleiht. bel loI.
dem 0eriuh, Guer 2ebcn gei1broen.
9ietntt oGr, sting's gtem Giscopcrp"
uno 2inbcrung miro ifnea folgen.
Gieic Neoi3in gebietet Der Grfoltunq
&olt uno 6eianItiet Gurm Suitcn 10.
fort glngenebm. ontiIeptiif un0 bel.
LEND. ssinoer no9en es. SoIt Gudl
cine 50e 5Ioihe bon Or. Sings
aep Tisccaerp" un6 boItet es I'M
&dlic. tlnier 6omiIien @uitcn.
ln6 Gr,fItings Tnftor", idrci6t
2ciDie GhdmberIoin, Wtonheiier, 6.
ScI6 luriiferitottet. Denn nidt beftei-
oigeno. 9iIit faf1 iumer. (2ln5)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-16

Gin itorfer laogeit perieft orbei.
fenoe Qeber uno regularer Gtublqdnq
iit qarantirt, fuenn ssbr rGr. aing 4
GGp 9ifc 1ias~ gebrauht. Sie iihern
quite Geroouung reauIiren Sortlei.
bigfeit uno hoben cineu glon5enoen
Gffeft ouf bos ann5e Snftefn rel.
niQen Gucr gIut un0 befreien Gnerr
Gorper pnn ben bort dbgelngertei
6iiiten. 91ur 25t bei Guerm apotbe
fer. (an5.)
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-16
l:s ,npfinunaslnies ennsenleiecn
furtrt.

Gicle 0eiIingcn pnn 2unaenleioaE
ilao oui .Gr. 0eu's Eine Ear 800
nen" surilt5ufilhren. Is ltorft bic
2unec. BELT ben Stiten lluo giebt in'
fprt 2inocrltilq. Nerr ". 2. &ll-
fms, CSates, q. g.. id)reibt: sd &C.
lraud,te ar. @en's Gine Ior 0o-
nen. in einem 6oa, Der ais bo'
immgsIos ouigegeben mar, pa, -.
sieItc cine poaitanoiae seif,ne !.
l,olt gnd cine 1l...,dpc Don agr.
Well'@ Vlne : Cor 6oncp~. a,eiln
euer @ditcn troden uno bndenO lit.
lcHt cS Guren SOILS binuntertrops
leln. ,Shr peroet iihcrlid 2inaerlu,q
'pnrcn. gtur 25e bel Gtrem Droai,
ltel1. (an5.l
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-16
pcrmarieh ser Oeiterreieher 1T OFT
(3ali3ten fclot Gtttiab
pctt pr3emvsl.
Die britiiee Hseermn9 sntiml>et Sic eerineen Ssrt>
iebritts ibrsr Grmppen NIT ,iettpieri9em Gsrran".
1ufltanH snren IN Her 1tap'1tclcnie.

Gompfe. Ger 6einb mtrbe Elm nc
mig auf ieinen 6Ilieel 5lriidgeorangt.
o3ca 9errnin in ser @eaeno, in
Der Die Sdnpfe itotttauoeL nlodJt
Iroidle 6ottibritte idipierig.
Selfprt brobt SpmbarbemeHt.
2on0on, Ia. Sft.
6oIgenoe 9epcihe trof BEL Scr
Central 9e!us" ans &openbagell
Elm:
gglits Gnris miro genRelbet, boz
sic 0eutiden Die gclogerltne Der
Setting &elfort ourd einen 10 itorfen
Srupperlforper pie nur mholih be-
idlloIier hoben. 6oit Die eeiou1tc 81.
|piIbepolferung bat Die Stoot per-
laiicn.
(Relfort 1T cine foit lrneianebnl-
bare Geitung, bort an Der eliGiiil6en
Gren5e gegenilber @tiiblbouien. SIR
10er arieoe mioeritonb es orei 0in-
nnte lang Der 9eIoaeri,na. Sic Enl-
lpobnersabl betrd9t 26,00e.)
ssaruslau mieber beiett.
Berlin. 3. Sft.
Sin tSeriid)t 1T beiite bier i'm lin
Inut, oob 2ernbera, Die @oiiptltoot
'Giali5iens. pom ben nerbilnoeten
Ge|terreid)- ltngorn unb 0entihen
|lnicoer beiebt lpurbe. 0as 8eriid)t
IleB lid nidlt beitatigen.
gSien, 13. Sft.
Qlehcr 9Inlltcrban1 uno 2on0on.} }
Scr oItcrreidliid=ungoriihc @enerol-
fab bot bcitc iiber Den 5ortaang Der
Sperationen i'll SItaoli5ien Die foIgen-
hc 2lnfilnoiouna erlnHen
vllnierc SffenIipbemea1tng bat noh
5oblreid'cn id1mercn aolnpfeu BON
fencn Die meiften lieareih fiir uniert
.&offen enoetell. sen San erreid,t.
Ser entiob non Tr3ennl lit ppll-
i:1noie. 9trrolih lino iiiolih Der
5elhtng lit. mas pnn oen ieinbIiherl
StrcittroIten rod Sltrildaebliebcll
|nor, angeeriffcn lporoen. ssaroslall
Iunb 2e5opf iiub in ltnierem 8eiis.
vStorfe feinididle Streitfraite lino
|oAm Riid6ug non Sien3opa ge5mun-
gen noroen. 0cItlid BON Ghrp5cl,
Enloht luliere Sf1eniine quite .1ortidrit-
II.
~SSSn RuIIiltl EoIcn iirb oae Ser.
iiithe hes ,Seinoes, nit itorks1 2rllp-
lenmoIicn iiloIih bon Smongoroo
|ubcr Die sseidl1GI 5u gebetl, 3uriidec-
lnieien morhen. 3ieie 5rnppen fn-
men aus Der Hahtllng ron aSnongo.
re0.
(6c5.) Sir sen (Sencrnff1a6Sd)tf,
Ger StellpertrUter.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-16
Bolton gbamions.

Bolton, Moii, 10. Gtt.
Voiton geluom aud Dos bierte
.@plel Der Serie uno oomit oic Mei,
lierid)ofi nit 81 in ueun ,5unirQs-
NbilnbeIpbia ....0 o 90 600 O-T
SoIinn. ~. 0 0 0 2 O 0 "-:Ss
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-16

a 3cier. uno 2cben8periide-
runa, 2tlisidreiben bon geiietitegle
lnh S)ppotbefen uno 8etanerleifes
5u 5 0ro5ent ouf Ga GroIier Slider.
kettcn lit meine Spe3ioIitGt. g. S.
9'ol3. 62l g. 7. Ctr. 8eioe 9S6ones.
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gortaanl iuia einsreifer.
2onoon, IA. Oft.

Ger oGentroI Reips Gou1poup"
miro bon ibrem aorreiponoeltten in
2iiinbon qetobelt. bob Der oeutihe @e-
ian0te uro on0ere Deutihe in Der por-
ItuGieiiiden Snuptitobt I'M geeriffe
IfteberL Fort1gnI 5l nerIniien, Inn iid)
nod Ma0rio Ill iuenoen.
Auf elmer 8onferen3 oec 2eiter Der
Iperid)iehenen poIitiifcn Garteien, Der
aud Der 9srGiioent Der Republif bei-
Iinohnte. ipuroe heihloiien, 10 iGhrt
Der Correspondent fort. ouf DEN tG.
Cftober oas IorIoment auinnanen-
5uberuict. I'M oie Mtobiliiirung Der
nortitaic'iidlen 8riipten sli beifIie-
Ben.
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Die Shlaai.t in Gulen.
9coihinofrr. 9 G.. IA s

@oihinatna, 8. g., IA. Oft.
Sbcrit Solelansfi, 9lilitorottad)ee
Der r1iIiiihcn &ctid,oft, erhielt bcutc
ons petersburg faIgenoe Nnhridi.
Cine Sd,Iadlt 1T imgonee entIang
Der 2inie, Die flh pen @oridlnl1 Der
1cidicl 1nb San foiaeno, bis 9;r5e-
nnSl nno peitcr iiibIid) bis 5uli
Gniciter tinsiebt.
rSSn GitpreilBcn III Die 5ituotion
irnnerGnDert"
9oubon, IA. Stt.
Cine Gebeite ous bcm Soao on bic
Ggd1onge telegraph Gomponp beagt,
Die oiterrcid,iid,e @cfdnbffhoft I'M
Noog nicloete, ooB Die Ritiien Gent
berg i'll @oli3ien nod einan heil}en,
bereebIidlcn aompie rouurten. Gent
berg oerieth gIeifl noh bem Seginn
Der ssnmbo0ne in @aIi5ien III 8eiie
SCR Rl,Iipti
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~uHDuit' II. III.
1as lestc bonn ariegspreiiebilro
.'erOffentlidlte bulletin iautet:
@2luf Dem Itnfen tSliigeI Der Ser.
tiinhcten lin Tranfreid,) itouoen bri-
tide Irappert NIT ocn Tctttiden i'm
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-10-16

Ote ,,uercitern"- "-5ettun-
gen taben Die 6eiefiette
BON Ga Grefie nieft nnr
mitictreiben iencern nit
naeten telfen.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21
WAR NOTES

London-Whether Germany has played the game fair by her ally says the PerOgrad correspondent of the Post will be decided by history in years to come.
 At present" adds the correspondent, Austria IS bad in need of those heavy siege batteries and that army corps which she sent to help Germany on the French frontiers while all hear of German help to Austria IS the one German division retreating toward CracOM before the pressure of the Russian advance.
 There are five German cruisers in the Pacific still un accounted for. These the ScharnhOrst, Gnesau, Nurnberg Stettin and Emden according to dispatch from Wellington New Zealand
 The Nurnberg is reported to have been captured by the Australasia, and the Leipzig sighted recently oil the coast of Mexico.
 London-The Evening News has published dispatch from it's Rome correspondent who says that Emperor Nicholas is reported in ROme to have made the following declaration:
 q am resolved to go to Berlin itself if it costs my last moujk."
 The Japanese ambassador at PetrOgrad the correspon dent of the News continues having expressed to the Deror wish to see the soldiers of Japan fighting side by side with those of Russia, the emperor replied:
 "I shall do my best to realize your wiSheS.'
 PetrOgrad.-A dispatch from Tokio says Japan has joined the agreement of the allies not to conclude peace without the consent of the allied nations.
 Japan has informed Russia, the dispatch says that she will not make peace with Germany until the war in Europe is ended if Japan occupied KaO Chow be- fore then.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21
JAP AIRSHIP RUINS FORTS

werp said to be very quiet Since the sore made by the Belgans time ago the garrison has remained within the Notifications The British the Russians are unable to reinforce the Belgian troops there to reach the city they would be compelled either to attack the strong German forces masking the city the river Scheldt which runs through Holland This latter course would needless say, be violation of the neutrality O that kingdom. Many of the German troops that were camped outside the city said to have been detached for Germans in Belgium now probably greater than at any time since the capture of Brussels.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21
NEWS NOTES

A. R. McConahay is about to leave for Valdez on a business trip. He " running a store at Tyonic.
 Colonel Swift who accompanied General Murray on the trip to Alas ka is the chief of the generals staff.
 A bear walked right to the door or the Johnston roadhouse on the rail road near Mile Seven one night last week.
 The fine party enjoyed at the Bal laine residence last week was given by the Ladies' Bridge Whist club.
 George w. Puckett has arrived rom the Inlet country and will be lere some days at least.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

onstrations before shops with offending signs Many American firms which advertised branches in Paris ana London suffered At be of Leipziger and Fried rich streets stands the Equitable Life Insurance com panys building It's first two floors sheltered the Equta be Cafe but this became the "Zieka Cafe' August
 The Berlin Messenger-Boy company, whose English namehad long given oese to sturdy patriots is now the have been equipped with headgear to replace the tiny Tommy Atkins hat which they formerly wore the side of their head
 The movement is being carried to such ridiculous lengths that prominent newspapers declaring the Germans should stop saying "adieu" upon parting, salutaion that has been in since the eighteenth tury.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION
 OF PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given, that the ,artnership heretofore existing under he firm name and style of Hitchcock nd Waterman, has been dissolved, !. D. Hitchcock having sold his in- crest therein to Joseph Waterman, yho will conduct the business of the ;usitna bar and roadhouse as sole proprietor in the future.
 All accounts payable by or owing said firm will be taken care of by he undersigned.
 JOSEPH WATERMAN, iusitna Bar and Roadhouse, Susitna,
 Alaska.
 Dated this 31st day of August A. D.
 1914.
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GERMANY IGNORES PEACE PROPOSALS

BERLIN, Sept. 21-The government officially an nOunced today that has not considered the proposals offered by anyone by any nation and that there is no ground whatever for the opinion that intends to take any under consideration at present The an nouncement doubtessly due to report which be- circulated after the president of the United States suggested that if any of the begeren nations would en- tertan any peace proposals he would be only too glad to give his services towards that end.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

VLADIVOSTOK, Russia, Sept. 21-It is reported that Japanese aerOpanes dropping bombs on the German fortress at Tsngtau and that they have already destroyed two forts This information not confirmed but 1t comes from good authority The fighting for the possession of the fortress now said to be going on hercey but IS mnnosed tbat the defense of the Germans will be of avail except to save their honor They are stated to be determined to hold out however as long as possible.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21
DANCE TUESDAY EVENING

A social dance will be given in the railroad building tomorrow night. This will be the last dance before the court convenes. Music by Mrs. Me Neer and Gus Manthey. Admission one dollar.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21
AUSTRALIAN SUBMARINE LOST

LONDON, Sept. 20-The admiralty announces the loss of the Australian submarine boat known the A. E l. This vessel part of the Australian fleet which was built time ago to defend the Australian coasts in the event of between Britain and some great naval pow No details have been given out to the cause of the disaster and can tell whether she sunk by mine or just met with an accident of the ordinary kind at sea.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21
GERMAN BARON KILLED BY LAPS

PERRIN, Sept. 20.-Baron Eisenbach, formerly sec Ond secretary of the German legation in this city, has been killed by the Japanese in a skirmish at Tsingtau The baron officer in German regiment which happen ed to be stationed in the country where he had formerly acted as diplomat He was a young and is said to have been in command of the Germans the first attempt to repuse the land forces of the Japanese All the fight ing done far between the Japanese and the Germans has been of unimpOrtant kind but the real fighting is expected to be commenced very sOon The Japanese troops said not to have yet within range of the guns of the forts but massng of range and prepa ing for the assault which will probably be conducted in the the assaults Port Arthur during the Russian war.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21
THREE MOOSE BROUGHT IN

Three moose have been brought to the city within the past few days. Henry Colliard brought one in last Friday and two were brought yester- day by Jack Duhone and Vic Lom- bard.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21
BRASS BAND NEARLY READY

The Moose brass band will soon be an accomplished fact in Seward. There is only one instrument required to complete the arrangement and it is expected that it will soon be secured.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

Roofing paper, tarred felt, deaden- ing felt and building paper. Brown & Hawkins Hardware and Furniture Dept. Quality First.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

Protect your party dresses, furs and ,ood clothes when hanging them away by putting them into White Tar Moth. germ and dust proof, odorless bag.. We have them in assorted sizes and prices. Brown & Hawkins. Quality First.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

Genuine Swedish imported white enamel ware at Brown & Hawkins Hardware and Furniture Dept. "Qual- ity First.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

The name "Gamble's" is a trade mark and wherever seen is guaran- tee of wholesomeness and cleanliness.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

Orders taken for Nu-Bone Corsets. Perfect fit and satisfaction guarar- teed. Mrs. V. H. Cottle, next Cum min's Boarding House.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

If you prefer an Indian and Cey- on blend try "Ridgway's "Dollar Tea". Brown & Hawkins. Quality First.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

PARIS, Sept 2O-Already women and children it.. black growing and more the streets of Paris Today the official communque declares that while losses Gin certain engagement were heavy those of the enemy far greater The inevitable to of the war is being paid.
 tear-stained trembling mignOnette told today how she heard of the death of her only brother yesterday He had sent her word since he went north with his reg ment on the second day of mobilization. There nc official lists of the killed and wounded For five days she went to the ministry of war; seeking On Friday they seemed to be preparing her for the worst Come tomor row and will have of your brother" On the row se told simply he is dead" All further inquiries in vain. Where and how he died she could not learn whether his body would be brought home. Simply "I est mort.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

Just received: Imported Belmont Olive Oil, g fluid ounces for $l.25. Superfine Clarification". Brown & Hawkins. Quality First.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

Boys blouses and shirts fin both cot ton and wool at 35c, 75c, Sl and S2. 1t Brown & Hawkins. Quality First.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

You get local Ranch Eggs with your Ham and Bacon at Gamble's Res taurant.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

Long distance telephone booth at The Branch.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

Letterheads, envelopes. billheads, ards, posters, announcements of al! kinds at The Gateway Job Printery.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

See us before sending outside .: your job printing.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

For bread, pies, cakes, cookies and ice cream try Cooper's Cafe.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21
AUsTRIANs MUST BE THICK AS FLIES

PETROGRAD Sept. 21.-It is reported by the Rus sans at the front that within the past three days fifteen thousand Austrans have been captured we'll as many cannons and much supplies Among the captured it is re- ported there are hundred and fifty officers NO ur ber information has come from PrzemyS where the Aus trans are said to have taken refuge and nineteen miles from which the Russian army said to be several days ago. The Notifications at that place are formidable and
 its fall is hoped for constantly The prisoners reported taken in the last few days captured in Galica
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

You'll find everything in the pastry inc at Cooper's Cafe.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

Finch's Golden Wedding Rye at The Branch.
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

BERLIN Sept. 20.-One of the accOmpaniments of the European which would under less serious conditions be fair subject for amused comment is the sudden rage that has manifested itself against everything English French and Russian This feeling has reached such pitch that French and English pictures have been with drawn from public view at the Berlin museums. In the Kaiser Friedrich museum priceless old books with wood engravings by Gustave Dore have been withdrawn.
 On the days following the declaration of by Great Britain groups paraded the main streets and made dem
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

LONDON, Sept 21.-When the details of the battle Ot the ASne to be told after the war some o the most stirring tales of all times will be related During most Of the time the battle is carried exclusively by artillery but every now and then assault is ordered and the real carnage begins Each side is said to be always on the watch for these charges and the enemy appears march ng or trOng their horses the SentneS of the opposing lines simply use some quiet phrase such hey are com ng and the men leap to their guns On several occasions cavalry has met cavalry at full gaOp and the shocks have been awful More Ofen however, the great guns alone are heard as they thunder forth at each other val
 leyS miles apart The shells have done probably worse execution than all the other implements of the ar tery of both sides has been brought nearer to perfection than at any other time in the history of warfare
The Seward gateway., 1914-09-21

QUIET IN ANTWERP LONDON. Sept 21-The conditions in the city of Ant
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-03-05
WHEELMEN AF TER
HIGH SCORE MARK
Harry Critchett to Be in Charge
of Bay View BOwlers in
Headpin Competition.
ENJOY BUSY CLUB NIGHT

Harry Critchett, the veteran bowler
of the Bay View Wheelmen, will lead
his charges tonight In an attack on
the high-score mark in the Star Head
Pin Tournament, the occasion being
the sixth annual special night for the
South Sixth street performers In the
big competition. The Bay Views
have lots of clever performers and
many good TALES should be accounted
for.
There were twelve teams from Eliz-
abeth and Newark on the job last
night, ii being the seventeenth Club
Night" of the Star Head-Pin Tourna-
ment. There were three teams from
the Barnett Foundry, of this city, and
one of these teams turned in total of
1876, stepping into seventh place in the
team standing. Joseph Keffer was
high with a tally of 106. Douglas
Vreeland rolled 103 and Benjamin
Lacey was there for 102. To each
went one of the silver watchfobs
which The Star offers those who have
TALES between 100 and 10.