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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
FRENCH ATTACKS
ARE FRUSTRATED
Germans Block New Attempt to
Advance on Front Where
Recent Gains Were
Attained.

Berlin, Get. t.rs7s.-aInl. the Cllanipa gn.,
the French yesterday attempted to as
sumo the offensive on the front of theii
former attack with heavy artillery fiN
sity during the afternoon. The enemy
hoped to prepare the German position
for storming in a general attack he in
tended to make. simultaneously he
was getting his troops ready for the
attack along the entire front.
Under the German artillery fire di.
rected on the enemy's points of de-
parture the French were successful
only at certain points in bringing their
troops forward for the attack. Where-
ever they did advance they We're driver
back again with heavy losses.
Paris. Oct. 6.-The situation in the
west has reached a stage OF renewa;
OF preparations following the recent
allied offensive. and the Germans are
still struggling to regain the ground
lost Intensive artillery action is again
predominant on the French front, in
dicating that the positions won have
been consolidated and that prepara-
tions for another attack are under way.
In the Artois district the artillery
exchanges have continued with par
ticular violence in the vicinity of the
forest Of Givenchy. according to the
French official statement given out at
the war office this afternoon.
The text of the communication fol-
lows:
The bombardment. in which both
sides have been taking part, has con-
tinucd in the Artois district. 1t is par
ticularly severe to the south of the for
est of Givenchy. We have made some
progress with hand grenades in the
connecting trenches to the southwest
OF the Chateau of La Folie.
There has been reported from the
remainder of the front nothing moro
than artillery fighting in which both
sides took part. particularly in the
Champagne district between the Mouse
and the Moselle: to the north OF I'lircy
and oiong the front in Lorraine. in the
vicinity of I-cintrcy. Gondrccon and
Domevre."
Tho Russians. with reinforcements
and slowly increasing amount of ar
tillery. seem to be striking harder
blows daily and the official German
communications no longer register
measurable advances.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
POET uPLlKG'sssSoN
ISREp0RTED;kALE
Lad, Member of Irish Guards
Among the Missing and
Thought to Be Dead.


London. Oct John Kfpling. of the
Irish guards. only son of Rudsard Kip
ling. is reported in the latest casualty
list as missing and believed to have
been killed" Young Kipling was 1S
years old. On account of his delicate
health his parents were reluctant to
allow him to enter the army, but tho
boy insisted he should assume his share
of the war and his father eventually
yielded.
Among others given .ns. dead in to-
days casualty list are Lieut.. w. IT,.
Sheridan. n banker and grandson Of
John Lothrop Motley, and Il great
grandson of Richard Brisnley Sheridan
and Lieut. Col. I5ertram p LEROY. Of
the royal Warwickshire regiment.
Among the names appearing in the
casualty list today are those of Lord
Ninan Criston- Stuart. Lieut.. Col. j. u.
Macdueen nephew of Niscount Hal
Gane and Capt. The Hon. Gerald Leggo
second son OF the earl Of Dartmouth
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
.HOOSlERs TO HONOR
LOVED POET, RILEY
Tomorrow His Birthday, Eut
Nobody Seems to Know just
How Old He Is.

Indli enapolis. Ind Oct. G.--James
Whitcomb Riley. Indiuna's beloved
poet. received hundreds o, messages
from all parts of the United States to-
day congratulating him on his birthday
tomorrow In Indianapolis. where 4
celebration OF Mr.. Riley's birthday win
be held every arrangement has; been
completed to make the theatrical per-
formance in the afternoon and the
banquet at night. the most complete
and beautiful tribute ever paid the
HooSiar poet.
No one seems to know just how
many years old Mr.. Riley will be to-
a secret he replied: II never want my
friends to think I'm getting old
AS to the state OF his health the poe:
said: II feel like a boy
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
CHARGE GERMANY SEEKS
CONQUEST or BALKANS

Petrograd. (via London), Oct. g.
The correspondent at Nish of the No
voc Vreuiva sends the following inter-
view with Jouba Vanovitch, Serbian
minister of the interior:
40 mask her real aims in mobiliz-
ing, Bulgaria has again advanced the
Macedonian question, which Is essen
tally Slavic family affair of second
ary Importance at the time OF a world
war. During the last year we have
twice. Officially offered Sofia to make
any reasonable agreement concerning
Macedonia. in addition to which the
entente allies repeatedly have attempt
ed to reach q peaceful solution of
this question in order to avert the dam
ger threatening Slavdom.
All these. efforts We're unsuccessful.
because there Is no critical Macedonian
question. The question is German in
ffuence. the complete suberdination of
bulgaria. to German interests.
Germany Is not interested in Slavic
affairs. She Is merely using the Mace
tlollnn question to promote her he
ge1nonv in the Balkans and complete
the conquest of the near cast"
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
MICR0PHONE LOCATES
AIR CRAFT AT NIGHT
American S Invention Will Make
Attacks Impossible,
Is Claim.

New York. Oct. 7-E.dward r..
Chandler. inventor Of q system OF
harbor defense now being tested by
the United States navy for the detec-
ton Of the approach of submarines
and battlcships with the aid of water
microphones, announced today that he
has perfected a method of detecting
and locating airships by ths micro
phone. Mr. Chandler said that one of
the greatest applications OF the air.
ship finder would be as & defense
against night raids. such as the Ger
mans have made upon London.
MIR. Chandler said that he could
easily discover the range. height.
speed and direction of II dirigible or
other aircraft in the darkest night.
Then, he said, anti-craft guns could
be used against the INVADERS
Mr.. Chandler said two governments
now at war had approached him to OBJ
tain the rights To his invention.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07

Athens. Oct IA crisis OF far
reaching possibilities has been precip-
stated in Greece by the resignation of
Premier Venizelos and the Greek cabi-
net. following a disagreement with the
king. Their designations have been az
cepted.
The action of the king in virtually
discharging Premier VcniZeios came
after the premier had carried his poll
cies through the chamber of deputies
by a majority of 40. some members not
voting. His policies would definitely
have committed Greece to make war
on the side of the entente allies.
The situation is extremely grave as
more than 10000 allied troops have
been landed at Saloniki in anticipation
of Joint action with Greek troops in
defense OF Grecce's ally. Serbia.
Greece virtually had acquicsced IN,
this procedure.
indicated by People.
Premier Venizelos was at the head
of the Greek government when the war
broke out. He was Favorable to the
allies from the staE. .3lsroaue1it clashes
with the royal family Red TO his res
ignation. He was re-elccted3 by the
people by an overwhelming majority.
the public thus vindicating him and
approving hiss sfoplicies. y,
The resignation of, Premier Venizelos
was altogether unexpected File con-
versed with the CORRESPONDENT of the
Associated Press atInoon yesterday III
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07

London. Oct. "a Reuter- dispatch
from Athens today says:
1T is long time since SO grave a
debate has taken place in the Greek
chamber as that which occurred yes
terday. and never in the history of the
country has a premier faced an OPP
position. determined to overthrow him.
with greater self confidence and
pluck.
E"Premier Venizelos defied his oppo-
nents to follow it.sliffefcnt' 'co,rrse@than
that Which he took
The opposition leaders attacked the
premier BITTERLY, They accused him OF
unnecessarily leading the country into
war oh the side Of the allies.
The chamber was in session all
night adjolrning u, 4:3o O'Clock this
morning.
Plain speaking characterized the
meeting of the chamber of deputies
Premier Nelizclos accused the oppo-
sition of selling it's honor to German
propagandists" Representatives OF
the opposition Journals. who were in
the press gallery. directly in front. OF
the premier. arose and attempted to file
out in protest. They were prevented
from leaving by a crowd which massed
behind press boxes. and We're COM
PEELED to stand there. the target OF
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
FRENCH CRUISER is
REPORTED TORPEDOED

New York. Oct. 6.--Privatet adyices
received here today from Athens say
that q French auxiliary cruiser was
torpedoed and sunk September 9,
while anchored off the Turkish island
of Rhodes. by submarine of the cen
trail powers.
Rhodes is one of the most eastern
islands of the Aegean sea. 1t HES close
to th,. mainland of Asia Minor and
since the Turco-Italian war has been
occupied by large forces of Italian
troops.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
ROCKEFELLER PLAN NOW
CERTAIN OF ADOPTION;

Denver Coo. Oct. 6.--Complete re.
turns from l3 camps. including all if
Las Animas and Eucrfano counties, to.
day Indicated the adoption of this
Rockefeller Industrial plan by employe.
of the Colorado Fuel & Iron company
by ratio of at least 8 to l. The total
vote recorded was:
For. 1890; against, 23o. The refer
endum vote was expected to be taken
in the Fremont county camps today.
Reports still were lacking from one or
two small c"--ns in western Colorado
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
NEGROES ELIMINATED
BY REPUBLICAN PARTY

New Orleans. La. Oct. 5.-The re-
spublican party of Louisiana. in session
here today virtually eliminated the
negroes and organized a state central
committee composed of white COM
mitteemen elected to serve terms Of
four years.
Two widely known negro lawyers.
both formerly members of the central
committee were placed in nomination
from two local districts but were de-
feated overwhelming
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
DESTROYER CUMMINGS
NOT BADLY DAMAGED

Newport. t. l.. Oct. 6.-Thc torpedo
boat destroyer Cummings. on board of
which two men were burned as re-
suit Of an explosion and fire at sea
yesterday. arrived here early today
The men, George Trutillo, first class
fireman, of Jemes. n. NJ. and Thomas
Shea. a water tender. of Paterson. NJ
j., were taken to the naval hospital,
where. 1t was said. they will recover
The destroyer was only slightly dam
aqed
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07

cc,sorN rho co,,or,i,,.- ,-,,,,.
iss,Icd nf.;,i.,ilv ,f+nr - n,aer,,,, or ~. ~,
eas,inr, ,n,,i.rh,. y, .'e
.,,,l1 ne fieneh minister delivered the
io''o"iils hote co premier VeniZelos:
..By order OF my government have
tho, honor to announce 10 ym,r eyral-
!nncy tho arrival nj SaIonili ~ the
first detachment Of French troons and
10 declare at the same. time thai trra ance
and England, allied to Serbia send
their troops to helm thu, ,attnr 40 wei,
as to maintain their co,.,m,lnications
with her. ana tia, the Two mowers
count upon Greece. who already has
given them SO many proofs of Triend-
ship, not 10 oprosf. n,eas,,res takcn in
the interests OF Serbia. of whom she
a'ao IS tilr ally
Premier Nenizelos renlied .,y vour.
letter of today YOU have been so good
as To inform mo of the orriv:,, al Sal
oniki of the first detach.nent az French
troops and Of the decison nr France
and England to send their troops TO
help Serbia. their aiiy. addin.r hnt tho
pose measures taken in the interests
OF ssrbi;t whereof she also is the ally.
in answer To your letter h.,yn tha
honor 10 declare TO yoy,. eyrc,Iencv th.t
being neutral Il, the Euronenn var
tho royal government cnuId nor nnss
sibly authorize the proceeding in e,,,cs-
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
EMP: EE:R0R Of
AUSTRIA I'LL
Rome Dispatch. Purporting to
Be Authoritative, Says the
Condition of Aged Kai-
ser Is Critical.

Rome. tvia Paris), Oct. Cit is said
~ good authority here tina; Emperor
Francis Joseph, of Austria. is
dangerously i'll and that .he crown
prince has been called to Vienna.
Ra.on Won Burian. the Austro- Hun
garian foreign minister aud Count
Tisza. the hungarian premier. also
have been called 10 the capital. The
news it is stated has been kept secret
up to this time for fear Of the in
fiuence it n,irht have on the interna-
tional sit iatifn
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
EMPLOYEES OF NAVY
WILL GET MORE PAY

Washington. d. c.. Oct. 6.-Secrctary
Daniels approved today recommenda-
lions in the rate of pay OF 40 classes of
navy employees engaged in the manu-
facturc of ordnance and ordnance ma
1erial at the Washington navy yard.
increase the pay roll approximately
$l36, 900 n year. Schedules from other
navy ordinance plants have not been
reported as yet.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
MILLER OF BREMER"
ANSWERS LAST CALL
Long Time Member of Iowa
observation-disclosures for His
Fight Against Doctors.

pes Moines. Ia. Oct. 4G.--Charlcs w.
Miller, for 25 years editor of the
Wavery Democrat but Of recent wears
actively interested in the National
League for Medical Freedom, died to-
day at Waverly. after an extended
illness resulting from gall stones
Mr.. Miller was prominent in Iowa
democratic circles for years and had
served in the state legislature from
Eremer cousty for five consecutive
terms.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
FINDS NEW COMET.

Barcelona, (via l'aris). Oct. g.
Professor Sola, director of the obser-
vatory. has announced that he discov-
cred on September Is new planet in
the Pisces constellation. The planet
has a rather rapid retrograde move
,ncnt. Professor Sola is studying ii
carefully and hopes soon to be able to
give further details regarding his dis.
covery
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
Sofia Government Takes Final
Plunge Demands a Reply
From Serbia Within "a
iiolrsMeans War.
REjEcTs CARS PROPOSAL
Balkan Crisis Can No Longer Be
Averted-AIIies Say That
They Are Prepared to
Meet Situation.
aE3ecTs CARS PROPOSAL
RUMANi4 MAY JOIN FRAY
Troops Are Being Rushed to
Bulgar Border-serbs See
German Plot to Con-
quer the Balkans.

Petregrad, (via London), Oct.
6Bulgaria has rejected the Rus
sian demands and has sent an
nltimatum to Serbia concerning
Macedonia, according to informa-
tion which has reached the Ser
bian archimandrite Michael, says
a Moscow telegram to the Bourse
Gazette. Bulgaria demands that
Serbia reply to the ultimat,lm
within "a hours.
London. Oct. 7.-Reuters Athens
hurriedly dispatching her troops to the
Bulgarian frontier and otherwise TAX
ing extraordinary military measures.
The Runanians are feverishly forti-
Tying Gutrevo. on the Danube, 40 miles
south OF Bucharest. across the river
from Bulgaria. according to advices
reaching Athens. Rumanian officers
of Bulgarian origin are being trans
ferred to interior posts. Young reserve
officers have been called up and re-
serves who were to have been disband.
ed are being kept with the colors.
Petrograd. lvia London). Oct. o.
The Foreign office was still without a
reply at noon today to the ultimatum to
Bulgaria.
Athens, Oct. 6.-Reports received in
athens. the Mathis correspondent
says, state that 5000 German and Aus
trian officers have taken over the prin-
cipal commands in the Bulgarian army.
Petrograd, (via London), Oct. ct
is understood here that the British and
French. ministers at Sofia have re-
ceive1 Instructions to leave Bulgaria if
Russia sewers diplomatic relations with
that country.
London. Oct. lit now seems GER
tain that Bulgaria will align herself
with Germany Austria and Turkey.
The matter doubtless will be brought
to a head by the landing of allied
troops in Safonilsi This procedure Is
regarded here as in effect placing
Greece definitely with the entente pow
ers. as she is considered as having vir-
tnaiay uCuuieSccd in this counter move
against Bulgaria. Although the time
allotted for the Bulgarian reply to Rus
sia's ultimattiin expired yesterday aft
ternoDn, King Ferdinand, SO far as has
been ,nade known. has not seen fit to
make answer in any form. 1t is as
sun,et that hostilities in this new field
cannot he averted.
II Bulgaria joins the Teutonic allies
she will enter the war under conditions
less favorable than a few weeks ago.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
LUXEMBOURG PROTESTS
ALLIES AERIAL. RAID

Berlin. (by wireless to Sayville). Oct.
6.-The Overseas News agency says
that protest to the entente powers
has been made by the grand duchy of
Luxemburg against the recent attack
on the city OF Luxembourg by aero
n'a.cs - the allies
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
BANDIT SUSPECT is
PUT UNDER ARREST

st. Louis. Mo-. Oct. Ga man said
to be J. j. Hartell, leader of band Of
automobile bandits. who broke Jail DIT
Butte. Mont. September A last, was ar
rested here last night. Marks of iden-
titication mentioned in circulars sent
out by the police led to his arrest The
prisoner denied that he was Hartwell
and said he would fight extradition.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
GERMANY IN DARK AS TO
BUlGARIA'S. S.jNTENTIONS

Berlin. (Via London), Oct. 6.-Tele-
xrasis from Sofia to this city required
an average of l6 hours in transmission.
and hence no news has arrived here
concerning the events following the ex-
pirat;On of the time limit set in Rus
Sia's E!tinatum. The press expects that
the Russian demands will be refused.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
KING OF ITALY HAS
VERY NARROW ESCAPE

Iudine. Italy. Oct. 6.--King victcr
Emmanuel recently had narrow o.<-
cape from death or serious injury kv
shell fire. while close to the firing lin ).
Ills horse wa; wounded by splinters &c
shrapncl but the King was unhurt
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
MINE MANAGERS REFUsE.

FL Paso. Tex. Oct. G.-MIne man
ayers from the Clifton Morenci- Met
calf district in Arizona refugees in El
Paso. declined today to accept the in
vitation Of Governor Hunt. Of Arizona,
to go to Phoenix to confer with him
relative to the strike.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
GREEK PREMIER COMMITTED
TO ENTENTE CAUSE 0uSTED:
KING BLOCKS WAR SCHEMES

Venzeos, Once Discharged Later Reelected by Popular Ac-
claim, Who Was Verge Of Leading His Nation Into War
on Side Of Allies, Again Forced by King to Resign, Al
though Chamber Approved PoIicies-Cabnet Also Quits
Great Excitement Prevails in Hellenic Empire.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07
ANGLO-FRENCH TROOPS LANDING ON GREEK SOIL

More Than 10000 Known to Be at SaIonik in Violation of
Neutrality Of Constantnes Government Though Tacit In
derstandng Preceded Dsembarknent- Develop
ments May Lead to Serious Complications Leader
Boldly Accuses Foes Of Selling Out.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07

Petrograd. fvia London). Oct. g.
The foreign office was still without a
reply at noon today to the ultimatum to
Bulgaria.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07

Athens, Oct. a. Reports received in
athens. the Mathis correspondent
says. state that 5000 German and Aus
trian officers have taken over the prin-
cipai commands in the Bulgarian army.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1915-10-07

Petrograd, (via London), Oct. ct
is understood here that the British and
French. ministers at Sofia have re-
ceived Instructions to leave Bulgaria if
Russia sewers diplomatic relations with
that country.
La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21

ment was developed by Edison and
others and the r.sui, was the cine
matograph firs, shown In New York
a, the Union Square theaier In the
year 1886.
The inhabitants of Brittany. on the
northwest coast OF France. refuse to
pick or eat blackb.rri.s out OF re-
spec, 10 Christ who il supposed to
have worn a crown OF blackberry
hriars when he xas crucified.
.
Hiram. what do you think about
the acoustics of th. new Catholic
church,"
Well. sir. I don't care 10 express
myself about their 'eoustics. Emman-
g.l. b.eaus. I b.li.v. In every on.
sor.hippins Just as h. pi.ases."
Sayings Of great men:
Put your faith In IN. common eiti.
zen. Civ. him the r.ins Of govern
m.nt: make him th. owner Of hi.
home. let him grow TO full s,atur.
Of fr.. citizenship. and our ins,i,u.
iions ar. sa'. William y. Borah.
II 10 the testimony OF history that
a non-chris'ian democracy IL short
lived.
A conscientious adherence 10 our
religious duti.. makes for national
greatness
Tn. ethics o; government. religion
and business are essentially one.
-
The faifmount philosopher says:
Homes, publicity is helpful to good
government.
Wars can be made less frequent
by N. doing away with .eere, a..
plomsey.
tn. underlying principles Of hu.
man conduct can never be- learned By
the perusai OF daily newspapers.
Il happened ., the Oliver Mou.-
In s~ink:
"issy' There are . copuie Of rats
fishtins W here In my room"
What room have you'"
No. -
What are you psyins for ~"
"A doiiaf."
"whss do you espect for . dollar
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TIE Buffaie Esoress tells ee Q Del.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
No,see :. Ta.sayes..

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La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
CHILL
By
JOHN G. OLEARY

GrAnddAddy TAFT
Bonfircs are relic OF old Druidi.
al worship.
Chicago nov has certified babies
or adoption.
The horse was originally an ani.
nal with toes.
Are you Interested In tn. World
var' Keep your cy. on Holland.
-
Statistics shou that nor. churches
han saloons ar. struck by iirh,ins.
% these'
Church bells ar. becoming fewer
nd fewer IN tn. United States. wha,
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ears 20 be- tina, &, has no standing
rmys-s~ink Advocate.
.
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~ NO muscles iik. the stomach.
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osse Jedgmcnt Day-i'd sooner stan
sith Judas. ca,airy's id de,iser
han ~ God, bar hot up a han
dstppln' red es yourn. Biii Kaiser.
Selected.
Who aid we we're unprepared'
eaves busIncss men are coming 10
evlss September 18th TO learn mod.
- warfare In . five days sneamp.
sas.
h ~ average dsiiy attendance 81
sogS1's Pair during IN. month Of
~ vas eS.sos. The average dai.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-08-21
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