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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
Rridgenort Satnation Cleared.

bridgeport. Conn, Aug 27.-The IN
dustrial situation here was peFcepJ-
blv cleared today by the denhnlte an
n0Uncement that nine plants. employ
ing in the aggregate nearly 1000 per-
sens. had expressed a willingness to
grant the eight-hour day demanded oy
striking employees and that virtually
all Of them had agreed TO recognize
the union in the shop committees.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
THE WEATHER
Forecast Till p. VI. Tomorrow. fol
Rock island, Davenport. Moline
and Vicinity.

Generally fair and warmer tonight
and Saturday
Temperature at : a. m. 80. Highest
Yesterday. 81 lowest last night. As.
Velocity Of wind at a. N. four
miles per hour.
Precipitation, -oS inch
stage Of water, 81 feet, a fall Of 3
in last = hours.
L. sHERIER, Local Forecaster.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27

Berlin. Aug 27, Cvia London, $50
p. mJ-The Russian fortress OF Olita
on the Nieman river, 80 miles south Of
kovno. has been evacuated. Official
announcement to this effect was made
here today.
Tn all the wide sweep of Russian ter
ritory south of the Baltic provinces
which has been covered during the
great Austro- German offensive move
ment. the fortress of GrodnO is now the
only strongly defended position re
naming in the hands of the Russians.
Oiita " as on the principal Russian line
of defense. midway between h0vno, al
ready Ia the hands of the Germans and
sG7Qndo IL is about 80 mae8 south
west Of the important raiHoad center
Of wilma, which is on the direct trunk
line to Petrograd
OIita is the ninth important fortress
to fall before the invaders in the last
three weeks.
London. Aug. 27 12:17 p. na9--The
Austro-Cermau invaders have not only
pressed their opponents into old Rus
sia- bevond the political borders Of an
ciant Poland but have penetrated we'll
Beyond the district OF Russia proper
inhabited by the Poles. This enor-
nous advance has now reached d state
in which the troops of Emperor Mich
oIas are fighting for existence on the
soil Of White Russia which, for the
first time during this war is feeling
the effects Of invasion.
The main object of the German at
tack around Brast-Lit0vsk for q mum
her oil days has been the railroad run
ming eastward from the fortress to-
ward Moscow. This line, with a
branch running in a southeasterly di-
rectlon provided the means for Rus
sian evacuation of the fortress. The
Austro-German advance against this
railroad has been so SLOW that il is
believed here the evacuation was ac-
c0mplfshed successfully before the
fortress surrendered.
Serbia's reply to the note Of the
quadruple entente. which has not been
made public. although reported TO
have been delivered, evidently is await
ed bv the oth8F Balkan states before
they take further action. Doubts are
now being cast on the accuracy of the
report. which was accepted yesterday,
that a Turco-Bulgariau agreement had
been signed.
Although the admiralty thus far
has not issued a report on the recent
homhardmeut Of Zeebrugge on the
Belgium coast. additional details OF
the damage inflicted continue to reach
London. The latest dispatch states
that the harbor defenses were dam
aged seriously and several submarines
were destroyed.
Trausference Of considerable bodies
eft German troops from the eastern to
the western front is reported in press
dispatches.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
Workers Dissatisfied With
Conditions Fixed by Re
cent Arbitration Board.
ADMIRALTY ALARMED
Twenty Five Thousand Men
Lay Down Their Picks
Because of Poor Award.

another strike of coal miners I'm
In South Wales threatens 10 cause
coal shortage in the British
isles. Already 10000 miners have
gone out The miners are dissatis-
fled with the arbitration award fol-
lowing the recent strike,
C0nstantin0Ble reports the re-
pulse Of weak attacks against the
Turkish left wing at Seddul Bahr,
ia the Dardanelles.
The first reported act of tho
Feneziles ministry in reaching an
agreement for greater trade priv
lleges between Greece and powers
Of the quadrupIe entente Is COM
mented on in Paris as augHrtng for
further negotiations.
q French aviator has dropped bsn
shells on q German factory for making
gases at Dornanh, Parts
reports. Other important French air
raids are reported
German sirmen have made an at
tack with bombs on Clermont En- Ar
goune.
The French front north OF Sender
mach I'm the Vosges has been straight
ened by the taking Of several trenches
which the Germans tried IN vain 10 Sc
cure, the French war Office claims.
Lonaaz--A8as--227.- FrepUTtg from the
South Wales coal fields this afternoon
state that $4,000 miners already have
Joined the new strike.
The recurrence Of labor trouble is
due TO growing dissatisfaction with tho
award of Walter Runciman. president
of the board OF trade. who acted as
arbitrator In the recent strike. The
situation was strained further when
the miners learned that Mr. Runciman
had declined to see a deputation rep
reseuting them.
The miners charge Mr Runciman
with going behind the arrangement
made by David Lloyd George and de-
msHd that Mr.. Lloyd George make
good his promises TO them.
Dispatches from Cardiff at the time
the strike was settled last month said
that the terms accepted by the miners
as a result Of BIT Lloyd Georges trip
% Wales provided for a substantial in
rease fn wages and other concessions
to the strikers which were considered
by them as taatamouut TO an admission
of their claims on nearly all the out
standing points. Mr. Lloyd George
won the men over not only by promis-
ing concessions but hy emphasizing
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27
Germans Have Penetrated
Beyond Cars District In
habited by the Poles.
PETR0GRAD TREMBLES
Objective Of Attack Is Rail
road Running Eastward in
Direction Of Moscow.

London, Aug. q, (5;40 p. mo-
The Russians apparently have
decided to eTacuate Grodu0. the
one important stronghold on their
principal line Of defense which
they sfill retain. 4 message from
Pctroerad to the Reuter- Telegram
company quotes the Bussky In
valid as saying Grodno viii he
given up.
The message indicates that the
faU oi BTest-Lit0Ysk, announced in
Berlin yesterday. was not known
publicly in Petrograd at 1 o'clock
this afternoon, the time of the FL
ing Of the message.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27

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since t#r beginning oI the war
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ha.uz iew Americans.
Washington. Aug lt---Counr Won
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a-.|r- na instruction from Berlin. net
f0a. Secretary Lansing today That full
satisfaction would he given To the
United states 5ar the sinking ot the
White Star liner Arabic. The amoas-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27

A So ociated Press
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-08-27

NJ enb er Of Audit
Bureau of Circulations
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
IS OUTRAGEOUS
 BUT TRUE
Soldiers Driven to Charge
 By Officers With Whips
WAS AN EYE WITNESS TO MANY
 or THOSE ATROCITIES

ThAt he had faced German soldiers driven to she charge by great whips h she hands of officers. was the statement made recently by Lienssn, ant Capsllani on his arrival in New York The Lieutenant saia ia part,
 Fl ees ven 10 believe slsat this is ac A.arssy. said N Capeilaai- speak. 5na in Freaea- .sThe French uaiaisser ssf wsr has scores of 1hese whips cap sursa on she battle front They are great long things. sousefhins like Rus s5aa knouts. and inc S5lesian whips Made sf lesther, they are plai,esl like yvomea' s hair ana parted as the end. otfimss with pieces of lead or steel.
 Al the battle of the Marne. I saw ths German officers whip their men from sAe trenches 10 charge as SAW the weass on the shoulders Of priS- euers and of dead men German priS- eners have told ms of being whippe.l into ta5tle-
 -.s0ne day oar regiment captured .oa. Germans and wish them an of fieer. whsa they ware being march e.f awav-azarze3. If eaurse-ore of the German privasss stepped uP to sAe German officer and tore his in- sgaia from his shoulder and said. Ysa need not be So naughty now
 TAa1's shs spirit Of the German tightzs- That's why it's common talk IL France ot how anxions the Ger mans are se be captured
 'Tas world must not expect great results n the western arena of she #ar i2zelia5zIv. There is reasoa- I can sssie from personal knowledge shss the Preach aaa British are pre- pairing and will spend all the winter Frs7aring for 8 eolossas move next spring which will drive srsry German frpm Erz-s.s sf
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
At The GRAND Tonight

Leah Baird comes to the Grand to- night ill . two part mystery drama in two reels, entitled, Out of the Far East. The play tells of the story of the mysterious disappearance of q valuable ruby and she is given an excellent opportunity to get in some good sensational acting.
 The Mask of Affliction is another two reeler, chased as q melodrama. and pictures the story of Guardian who seeks to gain possession of his wards wealth by marrying her, but sine seeretely steals away to the Her nit s cave where she meets her lov CT. In the course of events, the great mine explosion occurs and her lover is reported dead by her guardian, his last hope of obtaining the fortune. The old hermit takes hand and ex poses the tricks of the guardian and the story is brought to happy end.
 The comedy that closes the show is Joker entitled, Luiie's Lovers, but after all there are no wedding bells for Lutie. Wednesday and Thursday nights NC will show q Warner fea- ture in three parts entitled, In the Clutches of the KIu Klux Klan. Adv.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
ARTILLERY
 EATERS LINZ:
Severe Fighting Reported
 Between Rival Forces
Germans Brave Stand
ALLIES MASSING TROOPS
 TO TAKE SECOND LINE

LONDON, Sept, 2S-The breaking of the enemy's first line of battle in the Champagne region has created an impetus to attempt the second line. The evidence of this lies in the fact that heavy artillery is now battering the second line with an apparent de termination to win, although it is said that the enemy is equally determ- ined to stand its ground.
 North of Champagne, the British report their ability to hold their many trenches have succeeded in crushing counter attacks effectively, although they admit heavy loss.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
MOVEMENT OF BOATS
Northbound

Jefferson, Thursday, am 30th.
 Admiral Farragut, Thursday 30th.
 southbound
 Mariposa, Wednesday pm. goth. Dolphin Wednesday am. 29th. Admiral Evans Thursday, 30th.
 Princess Alice Saturday am. Oct. 2.
 The Mareoni Wireless Co.,, reports that the Mariposa will arrive in Ju- neau at noon today southbound.
 A report was received through the Marconi Wireless Co.,, that the s. s. Spokane left Seattle at 9 o'clock last night, also that Col. Jacklings yacht, the "Cypress sailed from Seattle yesterday afternoon.
 SEATTLE, Sept. 2s- The Jefferson is due to sail tonight t nine o'clock with A. Mortenson on b ,rd for Ket- ehikan.
 Spokane sails at nine ith the fol- lowing passengers; Lillian Majory, T. J. Mosey, and B. H. Mendelson.
 The Admiral Farragut leaves at midnight with the following passen- gers for Ketchikan: Henry o. Nal ley Sam Bernstein, Mrs. Williams, Leona Williams, Frank Williams, Will liam Livingston and Phil Bagge.
 The Lighthouse steamer Kukui sail ed yesterday for Lynn Canal points with coal and other supplies.
 The Lighthouse tender Fern sailed this morning for a weeks trip to Peril Straits, where she will estab fish new lights and buoys.
 Steamers unreported
 Up to noon today no advices had been received as to the whereabouts of the Admiral Evans to the north ward
 The following boats entered at the local Customs House since the last report: Steamers Elihu Tompson, City of Seattle, Alameda and Al-Ki. The halibut schooners, Tom & AL Eagle, Republic, Polaris, Albatross, Seattle and Liberty all entered from Prince Rupert and cleared for Prince Rupert and Seattle The Falcon with scow K. c. No. l. in tow, entered from sPrince Rupert and the Tug Commodore with barge St. David, entered from Anyox, enrute to Hadley.
 Other boats clearing were steamer Knickerbocker, for Vancouver; the Northwestern and the Eliu Thomson for Seattle, the steamer Kanak and the Loring eannery ship, "star of Poland" cleared for San Francisco, also the cannery tender Shakan for Anacortes.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
Doings At Craig
A CORRESPONDENT GIVES
 LOCAL ITEMS

i eazeex,a23ea4 st Craig Alaska, g-pazss,8 10 se1a news items fru@ thai l5re lzsals is11 sFsrY week The -ars4 sus1al1nezs -foa1GNS-
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 BsE AAes,azs zsAr Craig ls 1ae sr%ae as great mining at15vz1lzss 3. was gssraa 1As saasz E1g waea | gzs tssns gslEs,3 n ls4se8 w54A are sacks sa..ss az4 material Azvs seer sA-P- les s9 t1@ 1.e a1A5 Isok sg4.1 Mi SHeesy mining =zg-ser, E c1a q 1as 2.s81arz
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The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
ketchikan Lyceum
 Reflects Officers

TAe Ke-ehisan Lyeeum met in the Band Hal Saturday eveuing, septem- her z5sh- for irs snnnsl reelection of 0ftsszrs The re=alt being that all 1he off5sers af ar yea were re-ia- s-stel Pr.sa-ssu7- N G. Weiele. Wee President, IT. B L MrsrS sesre -TTssszrer. [ L SonFson- The -smters ot the Lyeeun decided to again 0tter s3 ths people of ketehi- kan, during shs coming year. . season tiekes of sir aumheCs q superior en- Esrtzinmeas beginning wfta the fam ans zaerai opera s'Queen Esther . egw reaezrssag unier Martin E. R0t5zs3z-
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
FoRMER ASSISTANT SECRETARY
 IS KILLED

IPSWICH, Mass Sept 2s-While on sa outing, Benjamin Cable, the former assistant secretary of Com meree and Labor under the Taft ad ministration. va. crushed to death n an aat5 accident
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
World Is Mistaken
 Says Correspondent
Germans Are Not Driving
 Slavs Before Them
THE RUSSIANS ARE HOLDING
 THE DvINSK FRONT

LONDON, Sept. e5-The Times to- day publishes the following dispatch from correspondent with the Russian
 forces sent on Saturday from Dvinsk;
 ''I spent three days on this front where a terrific battle was raging al most uueeasingly When attacks die away Tt one place they begin instant ly at another The nearest front is only ls miles from Dvinsk, whose de- serted streets resound with the deton- ations of the heavy gunfire.
 s'The Russians are holding the Dvinsk front in an excellent line of trenches three deep and despite con stant fierce attacks supported by con. eeutratiOns of heavy artillery, have held the enemy off Many times the first line has been taken by the enemy then re-taken by our counter attacks The Germans are twice or thrice our strength and have enor- nous superiority in guns as always, but hitherto they have gained 10 de eisive advantages, each of their at tempts being paid for with heavy loss of life.
 Fight in Determined Manner
 II find the morale of the Russians unimpaired. They are fighting in the same stubborn determined manner, while the situation as regards the supply of ammunition and rifles is materially improved and the fate of Dvinsk and the whole line along the Dvina river is undecided
 The capture of the city will be effected only by heavy sacrifices. In the meantime the town has been evac- uated in the same orderly manner seen al Warsaw and if the Russians ultimately leave. the Germans will oe- eupy the same empty shell as in their former victories.
 The nature Of the country i. ideal for defense and undoubtedly tue Germans are paying two to one in loss It is not apparent why the Germans attach so much importance to this section, but if they are willing to pay the price, they possibly can take it.
 Russian Defense Improves
 A large portion of the popula- ton of Dvinsk has fled. The evacua- ton was started by the German habit of dropping bombs, which killed many civilians.
 "The character of the Russian de- fense is improving every week and if the outside world thinks the Germans are driving this army before them it makes a gross mistake If the Riga and DYinsk sectors are typical Of the Russian rear guard operations, their nature IS such as should cause more depression among the Germans than among the Russians and with winter approaching and no important objee- tive attainable before the season changes, I believe the German com handlers must now recognize a g-ow- ing anxiety''
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
FRENCH AIRsHIPS ACTIVE

PARIS, Sept 25-A dispatch fro1a Metz says fAss French airshiFs had bg@farded she German supply station as Metz snd sabIvas lazs ereairg, in ilief5ag considerable damage- The os easzzhiies, if any. was a0f repsr1esl
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
PRICE OF HALIBUT KEEPS UP

SEATTLE. Sept. 2s-The Price of halihas has not materially changed she last few days Eighty-fiye thoUs- and pounds sold yesterday for five and one quarter and five and one-h'lf cents 2 pound plus twenty-five cents box Eighteen boxes brought int0 port by the Humboldt were sold for five and thres quarters.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
ON ID Ov|NSk |S
 NOW CRY
German Forces Being Re-
 organized For X Coup
To Strike Blow Soon
EXPECT STUBBORN RESISTANCE
 BY RUSSIANS

LONDON. Sept -Disratches from Dviask say thst the fate of DvinsS will be decided within the next few days IS the Germans are hastening preparations to strike ! blow that will have 3 telling effect. Anticipating stubborn resistance, they haze re-en- foreed their already large armies preparatory 10 ihe march on nvinsk
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
CONTRACT AWARDED

WASHINGTON, Sept. es-The con 1raet for the construction Of the steamer that is b be used by the government surveyors in eharting the Alaskan waters, has been awarded to the Mszisoeoe shipward. of Mani sowoe, Michigan. Eight hundred thous- and dollars is Inc price mentioned.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
GREECE ASSURES
 SERBIA
Will Resist any Attempt
 To Invade Territory
Sets RuInor At Rest
FRIENDLY NOTE IN TONE
 AND LANGUAGE

BERLIN. Sept ss-DisrateAes at Aaaa esavsv the infes@Asia1 that gsreeeee In z note e11she3 III the most friendly isGsas and i@aa assures S'srbsa iazt 1he government will p-Sveai foreign frsegs from gaing thrNpea her ssrr5-ery wisa al available tores and vigar-
 Tals nsws Aas had a saalasalng st- fees nP04 5he eoaafry, says tAe coy Essgsaza1szt-
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
GASOLINE EXPLOSION
 AT ARDMoRE

ARpMoRE, Okla, Sept. 2s-Two city blocks were wiped out last night by the explosion of a ear of gasoline, in which two hundred people were in, jured and thirty yfive were killed by the falling of walls.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
RUMAN1A WANTS TO KNOW

ROME, Sept 2s-Adviees just re- eeive5 say that the Premier of Ruman- is sea7 a friendly note 10 the Bull gsriaE minister at Sofia with the re gueSs that an explanation be given for the mobilization of it's forces and military preparedness in general.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
ARCTIC BROTHERHOOD
 NOMINATE OFFICERS

The Arctic Brotherhood held an in teresting meeting last evening in their new hall. 4 long list of candidates were nominated for their annual elec ton of officers which will be held next Monday evening.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
ALLIES COMMISSIONERS
 ABE IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, S@F5. 2S-TAe Bsitisz 4z6 Fre1gA Cgzzzssis1srs 2nshnFire.2 ie assa1iA7s tAs gigantic lVan h iAs Cz5iel Ss4ssss Azravsd h shis eiiy 10 11g Ve eezplese zssir labor. The members ara elasezF zu2saa3-
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
Germans Won't Budge
STILL IN SEVERE ATTACK ALLIES BROUGHT TO A STAND

Berlin Sept. aS-Thc Allies new offensive movement in the vicinity of Lille was brought to standstill by our troops in one of the fiereest at taeks in tho history of the war.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
DUaBA UNroNDITIoNALLY
 RECALLED

WASHINGTON, Sept 2s-Advicas received here from The American Am bassaSar abroad ssy that the Austrian government had issued an uneondi- iiona, recall for D-. Dumba-
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
COUNTER ATTACK CHECKED

LONDON. Sept. 2s-The expected counter attack by the Germans on the western front is reported to have been safely repulsed. Both sides loos- ing heavily.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
CATHOLIC PRIESTS EXPELLED
 IN coNSTANTNoPLE

LONDON, Sept. as-A dispatch from Constantinppie says that an or der vas issued exPel.ing ever; Cath olie priest The order was effective irs sucs sstely.
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
OREGON OFFICIAL SHOT
 BY ESCAPED CONVICT

SALEM, Seg5- 9s-Barry 1[inte- szE,sf5a1szs5ea1 of fse state PsaiteR- iizrv. wzs xhs1 aa1 kzllss5 bF sz s< saY.sa tc4v1st twe zlles zQs1A of Acre 22sz sF@ZlzS-
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
SNOW Is FAILING IN RUSSIA

PETEO.6RAD, Sept s-A terrific szow s1ezm as non raging &l tArcugh- va4 Ike Baltic rsgson- Great szster- izg ls teara5
The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
At The DREAM Tonight
: COMPLETE CHANGE TAs Black Mask

gos.1-
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 aerfzl Vzaws Iz Tzs szzdsx of TLz Noz1sat2s | fws Esslsr ot hez0rable ms7r5os. 1sksa su1 iz the z5I1s =zkiug za ex-
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 5ez gs1s 3 bargain
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The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
TO INCREASE HER
 ARMY BY 100000
TRANSPORTS EEQuTslYIoSED

ATHENS Ssgs- SS-TAe minister e WAT AAs rs,qaasz1so1e3 twenty sraas- y~e7 vsEssas s.a sz ase1 n EAs S<2zs- garsa15sz sE 1rasgs>
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The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28
AENEE.S wALK OUT

The Saers12-y- hxseAlkaz S,scsAlas1 aAll. Kesehikxz. Alaska. Maas-s hare walkss3 ezs as Aaxaxs E g. GrAzhr Buy.
 NM STAEFORD.
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The daily progressive-miner., 1915-09-28

Jefferson, Thursday, am 30th. Admiral Farragut, Thursday 30th.
 Southbound