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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06

nit ben 1ilaunssfonbstruitss in Der
biBburg unb erldngts pon ibrsn bi:
3uiiderung, bab iie iinbersiigli9 bic
gonbs taufen piirben, bic CUR Dsduna
ptr aoiten Der UsrbeHeriina Der ReaD=
ina Rpob siriIfep ber Witdea 9Dennf
ilnb Der pnbbad Hoao perausgabt
iperben miiiisn. sSnfolaebsiien lpirb
s,srr Shoenle benz Stobtratb am
fommenben Dienitaa Die nothiden g,s
isBlidsn Wabnabmen fir Die 0rbeiies
rllno Der Gtrahe unter6reiten.
alg 6tn erften Shritt fir ban Yau Der
Strdbenbabnlinie naH gopb 6in, bic
btfanntlih iiber bic pabSad Roab
fiibren ipirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
Der 9amipfer oJprt
Bragg"
u n Der aiiite llntsr Gait.
orHiensge

gan Disao, gal., 5. RoDember.
- Gin Rabio 5elegramm pom
gunosstreuser San Diego" melbet,
Sab Der aiiitenbampfer sort Bragg
fpeIter iSrsitag Morssn Bel San Soie
nel CUBA an Der GuBeriisn Spite linz
ter ealifornisns itranoste, BEL BAL
milo point cine Rsttunasleine on
eonb geihofen babe unb baB bic "a
paiIasiere Sss S6iffs nit Siilfe Don
Rettunas Yojsn selanbet lpurben.
9iae goo.e Bis duf ems idlugen in
Der hsftiesn SranSung I'M. 70 bab gu
ben gcitn sesriffeH fpurbs,
Der Iunien 5slsgrapbiit blieb dui
ieinsm pciieH, big bic Woaen fein sn.
itrument seritSrt bdtt.n. Sas s5abrs
,eua aerietb ni6t in granb. ME 5usrit
beriftef fpirbs.
Die San diego iubr NIT GuBeritsr
Gjsihtpinsisfeit nah Der tetslIe bes
Stliffbruf,s unb burfte bis 8 llbr
abtnbs belm sort Bragg" sinsstrofs
fen isin.
pr rdiibtnt Milfon's Mutos
bill perleBi einen
ben.
Rem Dort. 8. yiopem5sr. -
0as glutomobil bss g3rGiibsnisn Nlils
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06

in fsinsr gtsenfaaft als Generals
itabs4ef reiignirsn, dls 3use6sn sii
molten, oab elm sbeil feinsr 3ruppen
fir cine gdftdn expedition peripen.
bet lperbe, nnb bas 2riegsminiiterium
uno oas sdn5e aabinet f9loFen ii9
idlieBli6 feiner aniiHt an.
4ud Elm pedIsl i'm glarineninis
fterium bat ftottgefiinben. 2tn StelIe
bes 8i5e abmirals gidle III Der
gi5e Qtbmirdl Camille gorii gum
MarineminiIter ernannt poroen, unb
bies bate 5ur 5clge, bdB Der gi3es
Qomiral 36aon bi Reoel ieilies 90
items als Gbef bes Qbmiralitabes ente
bo6sn ipuroc. 2lbmiral @orii bat BE-
reits bic birefte 2situng ii6er bic
5lotte iibsrnommen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
Beriog HdcIF Won MeR:
Ienburg
@ar Der critic Sentide, Der iiber ier'
biides @cbiet nad Snfia selanstc.

Der Ser5os nabm an benz 9onaus
llebersang tbeil unO 5ei6nete iih
bei Der Ginnabme bss Sorts Glis
ia6stb in herOorrusenber Beiie
aus. - Rur BON einem llnterOffis
Sisr besIeitet, bielt er Oas Sort cine
Stunbe lang, Biz 9eritdrtungen an
tamsn. Die Jabrt na6 SOfia
purbs in 5tpei Qlatcmobilen ii6er
Rasotin, 3aiscar, Wiobin unb
Com unter ue6erDinoung GROCER
9inbernifie gemadt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
gu farbia.

sd lam Sbren Roman niht btaus
9en!" Iagte Der 8erIeser gum St9ter,
.er lit mir 5u furbtsl"
s@iefO?" frasts Der suttduIate
&iinitler.
,@lei6 i'm eriteu &apitel pirb Der
@rpbOater ROTH DOR Corn, Der Shura
te grin Dor geib, Der !9eIb petb Dor
56red, bic 6sfbin rOfis i'berbau6t
unb Der &utI9er blau DOR SGIte!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
Der sselbsus Der Sulaaren
in Ecrbien.
Ste ridden auf Der 9aH5en
Qinie Dor, Serben pte
Irnnapienidllaaen

- y - ' y -
5ran5Oien lagenS.
Sofia, 5. ROp., iiter aonooE. -
Das bulsariide ariegsminiitsriun1
mu6te am gtbsnp oas. .IpIaeHbe be-
tonnt:
,unisre Offeniipe piro on Der gaH'
sen 6ront fOrtseiebt. glm Usittpod
ba6en mir in Der Ri6tuna aui 9oIeOet
uno poracin bic SpbeH Don &ript
ptrsli Simpt, in Der RGte Oes Sorfss
2utoro srftiirmt, isds Sunoneu err
beutet uuo 500 Gefangene gema6t.
.cSu Der 9eaeuo bon gtiiuu iteher
unisre sruppen Dor ben Sorts pe'
SauptitaDt.
Am Moraod Sbal babeu mir Gs'
mernit. QIdpinca, Yana uro Srna'
trapa beieBt.
.Siiblid BON StrumiBu puroen oit
gulsarsn bon elmer auiehnIi9en frun'
s5IiIdeR 5ruppenmadt dnqesritter
Die HransoIsu purben suriidseidla'
gen."
Stalien 6atein Saar burin
Sefunoen.
Som, ). glppembsr, BIC Paris,
6. Nobsm6er. - Die 9eritte, buf
sStalien iia in ben &anpf i'm Saltdn
einmii6en uno cine Expedition in vi
bonien ldHbeu fpirb, peroeu IN pitt
sieIIen 2reiIen niht beitGtist Die
ablehneubs 0altune Der gehDrber ruft
bic llsberseusung tpo9, baB cine Srs
petition ua9 glIbanien ni6t beabii9s
ii1t 1T
Die biesidbrisen q 20 BEL.
prete.
Comb on, 6. glopenlber. - Der
9openbasener aorreiponbent bes
r1oilp 3eleqrapb" melbst:
Die ffhpebiIhe Reeierune bdt be-
iblpFeu bic glpbslpreiIe, ipie folgt, in
nG6iter Mo9e sii pertbeiln:
Qbpiit; Sbcmas u. Gbtfon uns gsi'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06

Sn tr0menbem gtesen brd6ts cine
Sonaufd9re ben 6sraos nit apei
Qutomobilen BON MolbpDa. .3lpei ruiz
ltl6e SorpeooboOte liesen bro9enb
Dor SurneSeberin. 8pn Sefiio, an
Der ferbiiGen Seite, aug lsst Der ger
3og 20 ailometer iiber miIerablc Des
&c mad &laooOu auriid, fpp er bic bulz
gartl9en Sffi5iere 6esriibt, bic 3us
etit bic Werbinoung nit ben 0iterreiz
9if9 ungariIden Sruppen 6ergeitellt
butten. Die 6ufgariI6e &apaQerie
itebt bereits IN 8r3a Yalantd.
Der Ser5og mirb nit elmer Tdnfare
unb nit 9o6rufen empfdngen. Der
gan5e 0rt 1T balb nit bllgariIhen
unO Oeuti6en iSlaggen gef9miidt.
Giinf5ebn bulgaliiAe Offi3iere nab
men all Der gemsinIfaftli6en 5ufel
t6eil. IS ipiro cine 0epei6e an ben
5elomarI1da Don WadenIen geTd6idt,
in pel9er bas 5raterniTiren 8niI6en
ben oeutifen unb 6uigariIden Sffiz
5ieren gsmelbet miro.
3rpiid)en bltlgariid)e 5rlppen bin.
bur6 miro Die iSabrt mad gtapotin
fortgeieBt, Der itorf augeidapoaene
SimoffluB lit aber fiir 9lutomobils
itnpaiiirbar. 9ie 9{adjt miro III Jta.
potin 5nGe6r1d)t, am iiiopcItli6en
@ori6cnt iilo 5euertridter iidt6ar,
mie aud beritenOe @eid)olie.
Gie Gunlpfid6re iollte Die glutos
iuie0er ii6er Die Conan hiniiber neb.
men, iie mar ober 3u tlein. Der Ser
5cg par gejpmgeL na6 gtapotil
5uritd3ufebrcn uno Don BORT nu6 Der
crit fiir3li9 eriilrinten GSeltung
gaiecac. Sliidtlinge, NIT i6rer arlll.
ieligen 6abe belaoen uno 8er5tpeif.
lung i'm 2Ingeiidt, fontmen m Den
glutomobilen oorbei. @eIpebre, 9ano.
granuten unb llniformitiide liegeH
nod in Ben BON Den Serben oerlulie.
nen 9rdben am Simot. Sin bulgas
rider SoIoat, Der cine Bride be.
wadt, bietct glttnliitbig Ben Ger.
nlau5fi Siiijieri" ieinen gan5en 8or-
ratb an @eiu, @roO im6 gtiiiiell an.
glm Ytittipoh lungts Der 5er5pg in
Der 5eitung an. Der @rOberer BON ga.
jecar, 8eneral pap0ienna, iagt ibm,
bdB aud bier Der Simot unpafirbur
lit. Der 5er5og bate aber Dem &Dnig
5eroiuanO telegrapbirt, oab er bur4
Serbien tomme unb er mar enti4Iolz
zen, Tein 8Ort gu balteH. 3p0lf peibe
S6ien perben oor Die 2lutomobile ge@
fpannt, BON oenen bic Gar6uratoren
uno anbere S6eile entfernt poroen
pdren. Sin Don sinem pfero geSoges
mes JubrIpert gebt poran, I'm etns
Furtb our6 ben 5imot gu finben. Sn
bier SUB tisfem 8aHer pirb odnn
Die 6ulgarii9 ierbiIde 8rsn3e unter
bem 5urrab berSoloaten paiiirt. ytab
BIS auf bic Suut tommt am Ibeno
Der SsrSog in Riobin an.
Gm nG6itsn WDrgen pirb bic 5obrt
ourd treuola erreate Wtdlen Iotl9es
fsst. nab Com. no in elmer bibltj
gei6miittsn, beflogsten giIa bas
I60nife Mdb6en bes 9orfes Dem Ser
spa qDein unb unb ii6erSuderte fruate
ruf elmer iilbsrnen platte gum Wias
fommen reiht, nie biss Elm alter
bulgariItsr 9rau6 III, pabrsnb ell
@rammppbon ben 51odSeitsmarlh aus
pem Gommernd4tEtraum loslGbt.
Die 9lutos ieBteH bic 5abrt ii9er
ZEN gabrOice paR fprt. lin aehn llbr
glbenbs tno in Der 5erne Die Ht6ter
BON Sofia iidtbur. c9Ott isi's oetron's
mel uno aepfifFen", ia9te Der aoIutant
uuo er unb Der 6eraoG fabreH III
bic Souptitubt gulgarieHs etn,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
0rie9eniano ipir0 meter
georDbt.
@roIe 10 a6tentfaItung a
iolI es gum Ra d gebeu
5ptngeH.

5 10 Il It.
2onGpn, ). gfopenber. Ter
,Gucning StanoarO" iagt inter Be-
sag Guf oen aouilift 5piiben benr
a0nig aonitautin pon @rIedenIanb
lmb oem iriiberen 8rerrlier 8enI5e-
les, noab nur eiu 9rud bon sIuBeH
oie iSrage IN einer fiIr Die gIIIiIrten
befriebigeuoen @eiie erIeoIsen
fonnc.
Cine qroBe Gntfaltlng uon Mudt
lmo Gnergie icitens Der 2lQiirten",
iiIgt ole 3eitllng bin5u, yIpiro BON
gr6Berer 99irfina ictn aIs eiue ton'
iIitlitieneIlc g9itotiou"
9ieue SueIIeu fiir bic gr'
langung BON 8etretbe
fiir 9eut 9luno er.
offuet.
Berlin, 3. ytpoember. 9ie rlnni.
niidp 8egierlmg bat beihloiler oaS
&ertot Der glusfubr Don GSetreioe 1T
ACKNOWLEDGMENT mii5llbeben.
Man Edit bies bier fiir cine 6oIge
Scr 8icreererofimmg Der 9Gmpf-
i9iiiabrt auf Der 0unau, bic es blIl.
aariidem @etreioe erutoglid)t, in
Sciterrei6 lmb llugaru nit rllmGlti-
i9er1 @etreioe 81 fulIfilrrireu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
Ghrninntlflnen IN @lathe.

Ger 8eind, Der JreibWnier i'm
Goen .8nrf lit gcgenp1rtig gon5 Dc.
ion0ers fobreno, oa oort bic G1rD.
iartbcmcn in polliter 9Iiitbc iteleil.
,SnsgeianinIt cntbnlten Die @apat,s.
banter iiber 800 Spielarten oieicr
gsliine, cine aolleftion, Die reid,balti.
ger III, oenl lie ie 3mnor geipeien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
(spesialbspsite bes .gerliner Gage.
blatt" unb oes rGinc. 8oltsblatt".
Or Sep Qeberer.

Sofid, 4. Hop., uber Berlin, 5.
HOpsmbsr. Der Ser3Og &ooIf Jrieos
rid pon Medlenburq mar Der erit(
Deutife, Der ii6sr ben neueritiirnlter
@ea bur6 Ssr6ien na6 SOfia tam
no9bsm er als 5reifDilliasr an bslr
Oonau llebergonq BEL OrioDa tbeil'
genommen uno bas ierbii9e 6ori
GliIabetb MIR nit einem unteroTfi5lsr
cine Stunbe bang ae6alten bate, bIs
geritGrtuneen antomen.
2lm Srsitag, benz %. Sttober. luur'
be Der 9sfebl segebeu, baB Der lsbsra
aana uber bic Sonau an brei punt=
ten BEL SrIopa am nddften Wtorger
sipei Stunben nab bem ge9inn 9ea
gtrtillsrisfeuers ituttfinben ioae Der
Seraoa ihIoB iif nit ieinsm aoiutan"
ten, Geutnant S9osLDint, elmer Der fir
Den llebsreans beftimmten Solonnsr
an. Der gefebl lautsts:
Die 60be 951 uub oas Sort Gltia'
6etb nebmsn unb ben Iinten iFliigeI an
Der 0Onau bei9iiBen.4
puutt iisbsn llbr am Sdmitag be-
aann Der Sonner Der 9eiaiiBe. unn
du4 isHieits Der 9onou bsgann Oas
Ssusr. Die 5erben loseH in ibreH
SrGten.
gsnau I'M neuR ubr tpuroen an
alien brsi guntteu bic Bottoms in ben
Jlus ssThpbsn. Der aoilitant beitieg
bas erits Boot uno Der 5eraoq ods
annette. gluf Der ierbiiten Seite Der
gonau, buHbert 5ub pom llfsr eHt'
ferNt, battsn bic Ger6en in elmer 2ar'
os Don 400 garbs Drdbts gGPonnt.
2lls bic pOntons iid bsm uier ndber'
ten, purbe Elm beftisss sseusr auf lie
.r0ffnet benin iel6it bas 1oaenfeusr
unisrer artilleris bat bic tdpfersn
tOossmutbidsH Ssrbsn Hiht pertreibsn
tTnnsn. stu benz pcnton beg SeraosS
tpurben sfpsi GoIoatsH DON SuSeln ge'
troffsn uno astDotet. Die pioniere
isben absr lin 10 trdftiger nit ibrem
Ruoern fort.
rGs berrifte pIoeIidl tieie Stile.
0ie oiterreid)iih-imgariide alrtiaerie
bort aiti 81 ie,leru. bamit bic eigenen
2eute niht geiabr0et pitroen. Der
eano am llfer friridt >unter ben
aritcn Yontons. Gle erIteu Sritppen
ipringen nit aligepflatBtem @aionett
ans 9ano lno inirmen aitf Die ierbI'
iGen @rdben 3u. Grei Ser6en iDur-
Sen aefungen geuOuImen Die anoe'
rem flmpiten bis in Den SoO. @ie ein
@erriidter fd6rt eiu eiit5eIncr Serbc
tort, Don ocm Sipiel eiues boben
gaumes aus AMI Die Gontons 5u
itaeBcu. Gin pobIsc5ieIter S6u]
bringt i'm bera6.
Ger Ser5og 6rieOri6 slOoIf lit Der
GrIte, Ser 0aS Sort @liiabctb errei9t,
gaeiu, nit mir einem lltteroIfi3ier,
hdlt or cine Stunoe lang aus. lin
iiini llbr gtad;ntittaes, nadlben lpei'
terc Srlppeit augetpnmcn parclt
beiano ii9 bas Sort felt in unierell
Sancen. gllS geloblulng mir Die ta'
piere Chat perlie) 5rpei Gage ipatcr
Ger 5elonorifoa bon @lodenien Den
beioen Sapferen perionIib oas Giier'
lie SgrelS eriter Slaiie.
Grei Gage ipdter perlieb Der Ser
,oa bas Saltptauartier oes @enernl'
itabes in Srrona, INN tpent ntogli6,
ser Grite 5u icin, Der iiber ben ileiicu
2anbipes Sir3 Serbien nab Sotlo
aeLanat,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
grdnSe.

9nrd, rillen idaobnitef Rollt1.
lang iunroe geihern oos 4af oes BON
@us Dsnderbeioe bejpobnten @aiiies,
90. 1926 Galton 9lpennc, in 8rano
geiest. lie Sldmnien fonnten ie6odI
uon scr sSeiierlpebr proplpt aei6idJt
merncn inlb Der Shaoen belGuit iidy
api etlpa $40.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
erIsbint

StummttitfreunO: sd babe Ste
geitern 9(beno in Der grreaurg etueu
9unauieu genanut uub bin getommerI
mid ipegen bieIes 9IusOruds 5u eut'
i4ublieenl"
Sausberr; IRA, es 1T gut, Serr
profeiior =. bann brau6e i'd crit
oar uiht i'm SremOp6rterbua ra95ua
Iebenl"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
aie gpnS Sia etralenbadn.

Gin ipttsrer ipintis,r Gdtitt fir
bic Wtripirtliduna Der proieititten
Gtrabsnbabnlinis na@ Bomb SiII nuts
be ON aeitrinsn 1oge pcm Gidbtans
nnIt s61spIs at5an. Gr issis iia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
nnanaenthm.

so cine rptbc RaTs lit bod 'ros
peinli6es erlt beilte ipru4 mtb
ipisber elmer ouf offener Strube an,
oh ih nicbt lesre WeinfIoIten gu rera
taufen bdttel"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06

toIa 5isla; 2iteratur: Homain ROI=
Lamb, Sransoie; Senbrid BpntOppibau
unb Sroelslunb, 8Gnen unb Werner
Don 0eioerItam, S4pe0e; Gbemis:
Rrpf. Shennnr Snehshern
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-11-06
Shuee uuo 5dlte
&c q den Sen Operationen
in Den &Grtbener2 ipCn
elm Gu0e.

@cnt >. 9topcnber. Iurd oen
9lbifltr5 pieler SfneeImpinen iin0 nie
frieaeriiden Gperntionen III sen
a1rtheuer 9llpen, bis arf fIeircre
5dJnrn1iitel 5lpiIf)en |atrouitlrn,
gum StQitnHD gefomn1en. SomobL
Die oIterrcit,iid)en ais audl Die italie'
liifen Solbnter in oiaier @eGc16 bu.
ben luBcrorocntlid in 6oIBe Der
adlte lmb oes ScfneeS in Den Sd'il'
tengrdben 5u leihen.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
The Days War NssSs

rs EXPRESSED la LOR-
don for the safety of the Russian
forces retreatInR from ViIaR, estI-
mated 90 number from 100000 20
100000. The Russian line of re-
treat from the wilma region has
been limited, because of the Ger
man encircIing movement 10 n
single railroad route through Lida
10 the southeast. Foreign mill
tary observers say that enc of the
greatest battles of the war may de-
VeIOp from the efforts of the Rus
HIans 90 eKtrfcate themselves from
the loop.
PETROGRAD CORRESPONDENTS eH-
press confidence that the Russia N
armies will he safely withdra wn
from the TeutOnic net In the Wilma
region, as they have been previ-
OusIy from the grasp of other Ger
man encirclinE movements.
DISPATCH TO y PetrOErad news
paper from KisV contain "A state
ment that the evacuation of this
Important city of south western
aassiR Is proceeding normally.
PARIS REPORTs irtense activity
by artillery along the FrancO-BeI-
giRn line.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
Some Banks Lending
Money at More Than
One Hundred Per Cent

RALEIGH. N. c., Sept. 2O-Facts con-
corning high interest rates being charged
by national banks throughout the coun-
try were disclosed by W. p. c. Harding,
member OF the Federal Reserve board. in
a speech tonight before the Raleigh
Chamber OF Commerce
from the report TO the comptroller
OF June q. 1915" he said. ut appears
there are five national banks In Alabama
whose maximum rates OF interest average
B per cent. the rate In one case being
80 per cent and in another "a per cent
The average rate OF interest which one
OF these banks was charging on all OF
its loans amounted to u per cent and
another 10 per cent. In Arkansas one
national bank admitted making aloan
at a rate as high as 12O -or cent and
another one at 50 per cent. another at q
and another at Is.
In Georgia there were eleven banks
where the average maximum rate OF In.
terest was about 20 per cent The maxi.
mum rate charged by one Of these banks
was 40 per cent and the average on ali
loans was Is per cent. In Texas a num-
ber Of banks reported rates in excess
Of 100 per cent and many Of them stated
their average rates on eli loans were
1 per cent per month OF more.
These high rates. however are not
confined exclusively to the south for ths
reports show occasional rates OF 90 Del
cent In the east and north, as well as m
the far west and south. Twelve per cent
seems to be regarded still as not extraor.
dinary by the country bankers Of Mime.
sofa. Wyoming, Kentucky and Cali
fornia-"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21

BERLIN Cvia London). Sept. H.--An-
nouncement was made by the war office
here today OF an attack by German
forces on the serbians. It was said the
Serbians were driven back.
German forces are pursuing the Rus
sian army which Is attempting to escape
from the enveloping movement in the
Wilma region. The Russians are Offering
little resistance to the advancing Ger
mans.
The statement follows;
Western theater: Enemy ships which
bombarded westende and Middelkerke on
the Belgian coast without result with
drew before our fire. Some OF these
ships were struck.
Eastern thcater; Army OF Field Mar
shal Won Hindenburg; In the vicinity Of
the bridgehesd at Dvinsk the enemy was
forced to retreat from Novo Alexan-
drovsk to a position further TO the rear.
We took $50 prisoners. The enemy at
tack on the opposing forces. which are
retreating from the district OF wilma is
proceeding further to the south. We have
reached n line on the Niemen. The enemy
offered temporary resistance at a few
points only.
The army OF Prince Leopold has
reached the Golozadz district. at Dwor-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
Training Camp
for Officers at Fort
Sheridan is Open

CHICAGO. Sept 2O.-six hundred busl-
ness and professional men from Chicago
and other middle west cities laid aside
their civilian clothes today for the uni
form of the United States army. They
started months course In military In
struction at the training camp estab-
lished at Fort Sheridan. The course will
continue until October.
Army officers believed that the month
OF instruction will produce enough trained
men to officer the companies OF practi-
oally an entire volunteer army division
The students are men from all ranks OF
life. Colonel w. ]. Nicholson is in
charge OF the camp.
After first lessons are learned. officers
In charge OF the instruction plan to rush
tho men through a routine that will keep
them busy from 5:55 to 0 o'clock In the
evening.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
WILL NOT ALLOW
NY y, sS s,s,~ 'UNITIONS
IO BLOCK LOAN
These Exports Are Said to Be Con-
siderably Less Than twenty-five
Per Cent of American Ship
ments to Allies.
MONEY NOT TO BE LOCKED UP
Amount Is Not Going to Be Packed
in New York Treasure Chest,
II Is Said.
SUBSCRIBE IN INsTALLMENTs

NEW YORK, Sept. 20.-Muni-
tions of war will not be allowed to
block the proposed big credit loan to
Great Britain and France nor will
the $600,000.000 or $500, 100000
to be obtained be locked up at once
in New York treasure chest, ac-
cording to a consensus of opinion to-
day of those in close touch with
negotiations for raising the money.
Exports of munitions, II was esti-
mated, constitute considerably less
than 25 per cent of the total value
of American shipments to Great
Britain and France. Leaving them
out of the calculations, If provision
be made for the shipment of soil
products and the chief manufactured
articles, exchange will, in the opin-
ion OF bankers. become stabilized.
wouIdn't he Difficult.
1t would not be difficult then to find
a method of paying for munitions, IL IL
were necessary to adopt different
HltbnOu, IL IL DelleNeu. NfOlu or american
securities or both or even some other
method of payment could be arranged
On this point the Anglo-French COM
mission was said tonight to be substan-
TALLY in accord with the views OF their
American associates The commission II
reported to have taken the attitude that
their first task was to stabilize exchange F,
and that the matter of paying for muni-
tions, which was said recently to have
become a question of considerable varl-
ance of opinion Is to be BubordinRted
to this.
1t was reported tonight on good author
ity that the tentative proposals now up
for adoption provide for installment sub
scriptions to loan on the part OF the
guarantors, such installments to be ped
as necessity arises for the use of funds
In some quarters 1t was assumed that
the sum each bank should pledge would
be payable in four equal installments.
subject to call, and that bonds would
be issued as each installment was paid.
In this manner the commission would
avoid the payment of interest on the
entire loen, long before all the funds
were needed.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
PRIEST is BLAMED
In MURDER TRIAL
U. S. Senator Fall Tells Court that
Father MigeOn Stirred ---..s-
Up Strife. f's
W. J. CoNNELL TALKS TO JURY

Its CRUCES, N. M, Sept. 90
Especial Telegram. Coming as a
climax United States Senator Albert
B. Fall of New Mexico, sprung the
only sensation of the James l.. Porter
murder trial here late Saturday eve
ming, when he made an impassioned
appeal to the court, to the jury and
the community not to have any more
cattle wars or water wars in New
Mexico.
Senator Fall, who lives at Three
Rivers, N. NJ, near Tularosa, ap-
peared of his own free will to i'm
peach the testimony offered in the
Council case by Jack Cravens, who
was working on the Fall ranch and
who had promised Senator Fall that
he would have nothing to do with the
Connell-Porter case as a condition
upon which he was employed.
Attacks Priest.
Senator FALL in mild tone. declared
that Cravens statements on the stand
had not corresponded with those maue
by him to Senator Fall about the case
while talking with him. Senator Fall
then declared that he had warned Father
Migeon, the parish priest at Tularosa,
not to talk about the Connell case too
much, as he was liable TO start another
war in the southwest He declared that
he told the Father that he was using
his priestly garb to incite feeling against
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1915-09-21
Investment Banker
Believes War Will
Make America Rich

DENVER, Colo, Sept 9O-Confidenoe
In the ability OF European countries TO
pay the enormous indebtedness resulting
from the war was expressed by A. b.
Leach OF New York, president In his an
nual address before the opening session
OF the convention of the Investment
Bankers Association OF America here
today. This, he said. must be accom-
plished by long period of rigid economy
and high taxation by European countries.
He expressed the opinion that this
gradual readJustment In business would
make America richer and place this
country in stronger financial and busi-
ness position than ever before.
The report OF Frederick r. Fanton, 500
retary, reviewed the years work of the
association. Three hundred delegates
from all parts OF the country were in
attendance. The convention will continue
three days.