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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05

S|cbauolluG. al
init. Nuuors
Der az iporcoc ior
og toiibartC uera
pte tiiot 20 bruce
Il gan gilcds trtopcs
belize 40 org,ioH gl} bbtl
TU vfrier en- '1a TOR
NeNrNfu.u9 UItb otlb
al Ibtr Norlld huor
ulGr0HoiiC OF Ifl'rlbt
q tutr hpot woo'lloer
On ten pfGt 10 pji ituhs
no II Gan g,ltdS Wlio,
bel u0cH en- Hrui ,Eprl
'iuo 90 tager al RsNtC
'gr Wi;eluiie. Dl0uq.
'ci6iae bar 'trtpei os ou.
Gtltrrts.'e web II Bar
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
Tolbiomme Smprpriier.

priierne er / Sen iioite Sio ite9et
polbiomt / Sanmarf oe naaeoe for.
lcben Gag berhen, at Smpret / Se.
tolipris foiteoe Ser. 4.30 pr. ailo.
90 lloiieterne til Stienine er ser
fremoeles. Ger iremiGtteS nu fra
De forifieaiaite @olo 3rap paa, at &c.
gieringcn ifal tribe inb % foitiGtt(
en- MarimalpriS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
Glcftriciteten baa Qnnoct.

HonberS meobeleS Sen 9oe Sftobcr
Tolitrup Sonbmsac er al Giern(
ioIgt til ct Snteresientifab al GgnenS
@eboere for 10000 SIR. Set er Sens
iigten at BRUCE @sQcnS @anofrait til
Grit al ct Gleftricitet&perf til Sor.
inning al 81. a. SteniI0 og NerbGt
0ner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
.s,o,uen ma ct. sbomas ierSia

Zen itorc Sapn paa ct. Sbornas er
MI, eiter TO Glars Nrbeibe, i9roig, oa
Sirmaet Saobpe & Serfe, Der har
bapt Oct mGatiae Irbeioe | entre'
prize, bar ifelse '"abbpn." ~aileperei
ben til oct peitinoiife 8ompani. SAB
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
HNt Suloaterhient.

mebbeleS ben lite Sftober. ariite-
ligt Soloaterbiem / Siborg, ser bar
flebt Den gornle Sparefasiebpaning
paa M~ntbiasgabe, inopiebes igaar
peo en- Seitibeligbeb, ser operp9rebes
al ilerc Sunorebe Wenneifer BERT
blanot Ell HGffc al @a~rniionens @e-
falingsmGnb meb 8eneraIleitnant
Suren / Spioien. Ser bolbtes Sale
al StiItSprooit &eIpea 2arien. Silent.
met isgcS al ct nleget fort IntaI
Soloater; Ser ifripes I. gr. bper
Maoneo 5000 @repe berira. Oct Ie.
bes al SoloatermiSiionrr Intor
Senien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
Granb. Sra HTItpeo mel

@ranb. Sra NGItpeb meboeles
Sen lite Sftober. Scnoae Miten cp-
itob ser Slb / 2aben til Sens Sem
ienS @aaro / Sing Siraaoe. Sloer
ierte$ al &inbcn oper Seieu % an
tGnote Hasimls &aniens 8aarb.
%egae @aarbc nebbrGnote. Sos Sens
Senien i~nbebrGnbte 13 9reaturer.
Slben menes paniat.
- (Scnere.) @eb @ranoen inbe'
brrnbtc hos Sens Senien 2 Melfe.
fier, 16 llnafreaturer % ca. &c
Spin, 'ont oft Tierfrret, gnbpibe'
re brrnotc 500 Cor. oftprifet SGo.
sos @aaroeier HaSmus &anien req
hebeS ollie Sprene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
Wnrincns r%slnueurien.

peritet bar iielQc "9. e." forleoer
Gag til IarineuS SlppepGicn oile.
peret en- m SInoebaao, iom blep iut
,nber 9pgning / CONNER. @aaoen
ser er fouItruerct al @eritsingenisl
s. g. Gbriitenicl, ablfiner Jig lift
mleaet fra Sen iortr9ffelige Wiaose
Sppe, Tom tioIigcre er fremitinct ef
ter Snaenier G%briiteniens aonitrrlf
tipr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
Gn itpr @anc. @rnsierer 8.

Gn tor @asc. 8rcsierer 9. $.
9Grent5en, huiS Suitrl for faa ga.
&c iioen aieif pes Ssoen, bar / Sen.
hclo til lin aioebe SnItruS SnIt(
ifiGnfet lin Gien0om "2pffclls @ape"
reo Suelepeo til ct Stem for alder
Observation-Disclosures apinoer % WTnf
/ ~2pnabp-Sanrbpf 8ommuilc. emf
tenS @ape' or en- mooerne inorcttc'
|ina, inheholbCnoe 10 @Grelicr; ii
@iIlaen bercr Ell Sape paa 1 -
2anh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
9cbnsarcpc Nriis bor uplia ira

beSt iia |aIe iom 2anbtinasmano til
sen Sanife Hiesoas, men @rirnoen til
bette or life bare Eolitif, iortGIer
"aiebenbapn". @reuen har alIerebc
Tor noeen Sib iioen fiebt ell 10000
Sbr, 2auo flor SaatitrGfning nebe /
Sit.slirifa % III laoct ppierc ct libet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
era Oanmarf.
Nst oanif Tampifibsielifob.

&Jebenbopn meooeIes Den 16bc OF.
tober. 5 fommenoe llge itartes ct
mt GdmpifibsieIifab UNDER Napn al
"Itlalterbapet" mco 6 Wilioner
aroller / IftiefapitoI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
Den oanife SanbeIsHnnoe err ifpl

&c "@erien" iiben Wptaar bleoen for
cget meb 81 9ompere oa Wotorifi-
be, mebens % 9umpere or irugoaet
oeIS peo Sorli5, bells peo Salg til
llblanoct. De npc tilfomme Sfibe re,
p%rGienterer ell ppien:lis iterre Son,
mage % omrfatter ct fort Nlntal Np.
bpgrinaer, mebens sc frogaaebe Sfi,
be for en- flor Gel bar 9lore |oooe,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
hin CifNcfnuoSt :

His Siloefansit. Sra 6reoerifs-
bonn mebbeles ben Soc Sftobcr. Gre
ipcnifc Siloebaaoe inofom / Nites til
Treoerifsbupn meb 1000 aoSier
Glib. Hriien bar sos Ser. pr.
aasie, og De ire goobe bnbbe iaole-
oeS tillammen en- Songit paa ca. 70,-
600 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05

Jibpcr.Mpitif. Sra Sreberifs-
bnpn mebocles 6tc Oft. Sor 81
Gage iiben lonoiatte Ell ipenif Gam.
per ire flpuertlG0tc Terioner / Sta.
gen. Golitiet fit itror Undertaking
bercm; men ga Giterioaningen be.
gpnote, bar De ire MGilo foripunone.
% Oct bar iioen life p9ret nuuliat at
opipore Dem. Smtrent / DC iamme
Sage obicrpereocs fra Gen Geget peo
SreoeritSbopn Ell Tanoflppemoifine,
Der leolageoe en- Sorpebobnob at ube-
fic1ot Nationalitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
&c bic areaturpriicr. Sooroei

Z. unoeritrnp / grre ioIgte iielge
"Serli. 6olfebl." forlcoen TO ipoIte
aisr til SIagtnins. Griien for ajs.
rene, Der tiliammcn peieoc ca. $500
Tuno, par 100 Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
Ten banife Natiunal;eencs ltnbsr.

>Nu puuItS "uAsuuuAtSS"NR N"SNN
ifnb. ct fort llnbcrifllo bier Get
foitgelige banife Seaters Budget for
S9ionen 1914-1915. Snotp9ten
= ibcreanet Statens Sillflo: 16O,-
600 Gr. - bar ub9iort 956,212 Str.
Gnopioere err ser / Statsafgift illb-
pllnbct 1860 SIR, Tom er inbbctolt
/ Stotsfasien. nbeiiten bar uogjort
t,230,329 Ser. - hpori err meorcg-
net 1851 Ser. / 2snnin9stia9g -,
OF llnoerbalancen biiper berefter
.274,t17 Ser. YIi,s StatstilifiIbet
10000 Ser. Gen iamlebe SnbtGgt
bar ,,ogiort ca. 100000 Ser. minorc
oa oen iamIebe l1ogift ca. 10000 SIR.
mere enc / 1874, altiaa er I'm
berifuoet $4,000 Ser. itsrre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
Y%uIaffcrnc ifnl hienn. Cite

FV'"6tF"R TUT VJV" ~ 49,
"Tcile q. Ip." eriarer, bar Wtinl'te'
riet %trilifet Den @%eitemmelie, at man
iaar, ga oct mcitc al @alicien, / hpcri
SiliGIoe for Chen, otter er inoe I'M.
Der 9anbets aamle Hegimente, ifaI
ienbe aIIe be ca. 10000 NrbeiSere
man bar beifi9itiset | ScmmerenS
Sch, tiIbaee. Spis Der life Tier no
get uioruoieet, oil Yolafferne oa ii
Soften bragg iiIbaee til lit berieo'
SGbrclano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05

S~pbsfalb. Sbp. goreermeIter /
Sorp 9. aalfo er ofgnaet peb Oeoen
/ Ell Iloer al % 9lor. Gen Ifbsbe
bopoe pGret @orgermeiter / Sors /
30 Iar og fog flor fin gliifeb.
- SoieIteretsasiesior s.. So9am-
len CT afgaaet peb Geoen / lit Sienl
/ Giebcnbopn / en- Ilber al Ga 9ar.
Zen Niopoe, Der bar Gi0ber al Ibg.
og Qbnl., blep Spcrretsasiesior / St.
borg. 1889, Nsicsior / Sol og StabS.
retten 1894 og TsieSior / Seieiteret
1907.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
ltlrif @irhs Wiube.

ltlrif Wirds Iinoe. Gonif Sin.
p%eforenina aeter / 6Gaeoparfen /
ai%ebeibapn at opitine ct Winbcsmcr.
fe for Slpperen llIrif Bird, iom for.
ulpffebc for 2 aar iiocn. Wonumen.
tet beItaar al en- flor @ranitblof, reiit
paa en- Sei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05

Hist Male'6iiferi. Sra Manoers
meooeIeS Den 9oc Sftober. Ser err /
bisie Gage pIuOielia blepet ct meget
rigt Iale-6iiferi peo llobpbsi. Spert
Waaola9, Der er poa % Marb, bar
| Iiolte nge bapt Ell Songit al 3
5000 Tuno GoI, % ga Eriien er op
til so Gre Yirroet, tiener 6iiferne
mango Tenge. S1iaa abifiuiae Spn-
boer oeltoger / 8iiferiet. Gn Np-
bora-@oleas ligqer paa SongitpIao-
len % opfisber MoIene til Grport.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05

al s Wiuioner | npe Glitter me6 iuIbt
llbbptte fra og meo inoepGrenoc Iar.
&c npe Iftier err ioIgt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05

Sr. San Sled bnr Iuuoet cate gin
bring. i0m belbrcbcr mnn0t
SuNn0er.
&repfOri briu0er bet at prove irit

Eoricw life NGmoyrtoiocr Cities. tbt &.
pirie.i9t (nTioe bclbrcou aIoro '0 ielp.
Au m0a olc.l noal.. San na lhnn itnhf no
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05

Gontep'S Voultrp Comic aier trG9e
Sons til trapIe @interlGggere. 5or.
ips set. Gonfep Co, GIepelano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05
Tprficliat.

I'll ocn Seit, iom sen luther
Ife MISUNDERSTANDING al Min-
ueapoliS oiholbt Sen Site Sttober
/ Nuolitanatirten Tor at ieire 6or'
cninaene SNtbilGum. par Der lisl9e
"5iocnOe" irenlnieot en- megct 'tor
Toriomline. ToreniuacnS tioli9cre
ilcrcoarige TormonN, Tn'tor q, 8.
lrobert. GAP en- hiitoriif Spcrii9i
ouer SoreninQcnS %irfiombeb. Fro'
icSior g. u. |i9rei$, @eitnrer Tor
Ct. Sloi GoIlcle / Northiiclo, boloi
Ell Gale ON, hpoS ser bilrbc uuIporc
ariitnc iii at bripc ct ihprolat Gel
MISUNDERSTANDING, nenlig 3riiti ea'
tic SrN: "Suab : eier moo en- Al
oiSie mine millbite. oet oicr : MOI
mia. Sonnncr Gonorb 4. Wait(
AZ &,uucnilc-H ctten onltaltc oao ci
oncrtirnoennc Waaoe Oct arbeioe
ION par uoisrt al Soreningen ce
iom han ficnbte til al pe%rionli0 Gr
iarina ira lin StiQina Tom Er9ii
sent Tor S,iipenile.Setten. San lag
Sc. ar ielu ON Stotcn % Gomnuiner
mere "a mere toger lat paa %elgie
rcnhcoSorhcioe. iaa bar Scr oca al
tio Nitm FOR private @elgierenbeos
ioreninoer, o. ga ipeciclt AZ ell fri
itcIio @rt, iom par brepet ocrtil q
ariiti pub, % hpis lrang I'll a
oisre bel moo Sc ubeloia itiuco'
Wcnneitcr ur'srana ira Siertet. =
Gt aor pao 100 Stenrmcr iana NO
Sart'S "@lorio" % "Selns Sbal
Mcigu". : Siier iuofcm DER ON
trina lem Suorebc Dollars. Falto
3 -. SIctten ~aabncoc 6elier ME-
SfriitlrSnina oa %sn, oa Vnlto
GoworO Sohnion leoeoe / Slit
rin1Sanbagtcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-11-05

Wfihioon arc6S hoI6t iii SOFT
MODE / %or SrcI'erS %eniuhco,
Northport Toitor 81. :. Hn'tSbol'S
0oln, 230c iii 2G6c Scptcmbcr. ~
N}ebct belpnotc &or@ooQS @itcu bcil
230e me0 administrator al "a
itor bernhard Solueicn irn Muife-
Qon. GreoaQ@ SormiOoaa inoIcoci
Naiior :. s.. Stcuien ira Waniitcc
Mum. 3, 2t-3t. SrcOuQ9 Aiter
prpoifeNc Eaitor 0uitai 9erlmar
al oen ipeuite Nu9uiiouaiprooc %cr
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES QienualNtcS inmt
ne @eitprelie, iom irr. Toitor
(Sohu !. Waofcitnb al oeu norite Sp.
NODES Weniaheo bar tilltebc res er
SeSiion 90 heIto9 / SamtoIcn.
SerbaQS 6ormiobag bolbt Noitol
StenIon SfriitctoIcn oa iorrettet
neo GIteret % Batter Snqp. Sus
tOeot ira glIpenn prpbifeoc iii Sri
mcsie. SenboaS Giicrmiooag prr
i biteoe Batter Salucieu paa Gugelif
SsnoaQS Aiten aiucrlcoeS meo "a
Ter % Sona. Msbct par aoot be
! sat. NPite Meoe pil blipe bolbt
! &mmnuuels Menisbeb. Suttor.
, @au.
Z ariitelig SamtaIemeSe boIbte.
I Den 15bc % 16be Sttobcr / Silver
! ton. Gre. Troarammet nor ipIoi0
. o~rron9eret. 0alpiimes guoaoie
! leoeoe5 al Taiiorernc Senoricfior
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-30
VIENNA CONSENTS
TO DUhbA RECALL
Ambassador PenfieId Notified
Austrian Minister Will Be
Removed as Asked
by Wilson.

Washington. D. c.. Sept. 2s.-Aus-
tria has informally notified Ambassa-
dor Penfield that it will recall DR..
Dumba, the Austrian ambassador to
he United States. as requested by
President Wilson.
This information was given to Am
bassador Penfield when he informally
advised Austrian officials on instruc-
tons from Washington hat the United
States sought the recall" Of Or. Dunn
ba and would not be satisfied with his
departure on leave Of absence.
Mr.. Penfield was assumed that the
wishes of the United states would be
complied with, and that a formal note
on the subject would be handed to
him soon. Until the formal expression
is in the hands of state department Of
ficials they cannot act on the ambas-
sador's request for safe conduct. DR.
Dumba a engaged passage on the
steamer Rotterdam, due to sail Sep
TENDER 20, but 1t is not known whether
arrangements can be made in time
for him to leave on hat date.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-30
$4,000 AGED VETS
WILL Be IN LINE
President Wilson Will Review
g. A. R. DeIegation-1OO,-
600 Visitors FIocking
Into Washington.

Washington, D. c.. Sept. 2S.-The
forty-ninth annual reunion Of the
Grand Army of the Republic began here
today with thousands of veterans par
t%icipating. The celebration will con-
tinue for a week and will include a pro-
%cession of veterans from the capitol to
the White House in commemoration Of
the grand review which marked the
close of the civil war. Plans had been
perfected for entertaining 100, 200 WISH
tors.
All public buildings including the
White House and the capitol and bust
ness houses along the Pennsylvania
avenue, where the grand review is to
take place are draped in the national
colors. The days ceremonies began
with the formal opening by Commander
in Chief Palmer Of Camp Emery, of Of
fetal headquarters Of the reunion
established in the old census building
near the capitol and the welcoming by
the commander and his staff of Lieut..
Gen. Nelson A. Miles, retired, who is
to be the grand marshal of the parade
next Wednesday.
This was the only formal ceremony
held, the day being devoted largely to
the informal reception Of incoming
delegations. Thirty thousand veterans
are expected to participate in the grand
review Wednesday. President Wilson
will review the procession.
1t vas a clear, crisp day for the vet
Grams, thousands of whom gathered at
headquarters for the dedication of the
Camp Emery building. Addresses were
made by Theodore w. Moves, president
Of the Washington Oldest Inhabitants
association, and others.
Most of the day was given over to
registration of the veterans. On the
streets were seen many former con-
federate army officers, especially in
vited to attend the reunion. President
Wilson issued an executive order for a
holiday in all government departments
Wednesday, when he will review the
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-30
20 Minutes of Deadly Bayonet
Work Attends French Advance

battered works seemed dazed and UNI
able to resist. They Were disarmed and
pushed bat for our reserves to pick
UP while the attacking line went on.
There was little or no musketry.
The bayonet did most of the work. The
proportion of dead to wounded and
prisoners was large. What was left OF
entire companies threw VI their hands
at the sight of the deadly execution by
the
The general impression of wounded
men brought from the field is that the
affair Of Perthes is only a beginning of
the French effort.
Parisians received news of the VIC
tory soberly. The newspapers issued
unusually large editions, and official
bulletins were read from the stages of
theaters last night, the orchestras
playing the "Marseillaise."
There We're no other public demon
strations.
A report was spread that many
trains carrying wounded soldiers were
arriving outside Paris, but later it vas
learned that these trains were filled
with German prisoners.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-30

ers were damaged, the ships withdrew.
ION the Ypres front, the enemy suf-
fered heavy losses and attained no adj
vantages. Two British officers and
100 men were captured and six ma
chine guns were taken.
THE Germans voluntarily evacu-
ated the ruins of the former village Of
Souchez. Here, 1900 men We're taken
prisoner, including one English brig
ade commander and several officers
and 10 machine guns were captured.
North of Mourmelon lie Grand and
close to the western Argonne, more
thai $3.50 French, of whom 80 were
officers, We're taken prisoner"
The foregoing claim of losses in
flicted upon the British naval forces
attacking the Belgian coast was omit
ted from the German official state
ments as cabled through London yes
terday. doubtless having been struck
out by the censor.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-30

Parts. Sept. 2s.-Reports from the
front say that only 20 minutes was re-
CURED for French infantry to complete
the victory prepared by 60 hours of
violent Smelling and overrun the first
line of the German trenches north Of
Perthes in Champagne. While await
ing the moment for the attack the
French soldiers rested behind their
lines joking and putting their arms in
perfect order
The bright glow from the slow burn
ing illuminating rockets and h glare
Of exploding projectiles lighted up the
entire zone Of action during two
nights.
after a few hours Of intense fire,
our hopes that our batteries were
dominating the situation was trans
formed to certain conviction" say a
wounded officer, who tool part in the
battle. 1.-THE moment Of attack was
set for dawn. When the charge vas
sounded whole battalions, reinforced
by reserves bounded forward. The
ush was SO impetuous that the Ger
mans still alive and unwounded in the
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-30
Sink British Warship
And Take About 5000 Prisoners

Berlin, (by wireless to Tuckerton),
Sept. 2S.-One British warship vas
sunk and two others were damaged in
the attack by a British squadron on
German batteries along the Belgian
coast, especially at Zeebrugge, stimuli
taneously with the launching of the
new allied offensive movement IN land,
according to the German official state
ment of September &c. After these
losses, the British ships withdrew.
The official statement enumerates
the capture OF more than 5000 French
and British prisoners and a number
of machine guns in the landing at va
ious points along the front.
The passages in the official state
ment which refer to these incidents
of the fighting are as follows:
British ships attacked the German
coast batteries, especially at Zee
brugge. The attacks failed and, after
one ship had been sunk and two 9TH
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-30
Colorado Miners Are Convinced
Rockefeller Is Human After Al
Visit Has Made Him About the Most Popular Man in State
workers Hope That Better Conditions win Grow Out of
More Thorough Mutual Understandings.

writer's on the Colorado
who still see columbines in cacti snarls.
Dld Rockefeller smile? it was noted.
he put on a wry face, it was recorded.
1t was great copy 1t was John D.,
jr., getting on the "Colorado platfor;n.''
the reporters say.
The thing perhaps that did more to
win Colorado's friendshi than all his
other activities was that dancing
stunt at the Cameron mining carno
Thursday night. Everybody who reads
a daily newspaper in Colorado knew
all about 1T the next morning.
Some of the human interest stories
sent out of Colorado the first few
days about Rockefeller's democratic
may have been thought to
have originated with a press agent.
They did not. They were true. And
recorded, except for Colorado con-
And if young Rockefeller a any
ambition to run for office, all he has
to do is to put up a 'pagoda on one OF
his mountains out here IN stay long
enough to acquire a legal residence. AT
ms present pace he can get anywhere
in this state.
The miners are greatly encouraged
and believe that now that Rockefeller
and themselves have gained a better
understanding Of each other, former
SoiiuitloHS Will DC Changed.
John d. Rockefeller, jr., today con-
ferred with officers of the Colorado
Fuel d Iron company. While the OBJ
ject Of the conference was not dis
closed, it was generally believed that
matters Investigated by Mr.. Rookie
Teller during his tour of inspection of
company properties last week were
discussed.
Mr.. Rockefeller, who spent Sunday
quietly at the ranch Of J. F. Welborn,
president of the company, returned to
Denver early tndav
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-30
KATY RAILWAY IN
RECEIVERS HANDS
Judge Adams, of St. Louis,
Grants the Application of
Supply Concerns and
Names Receiver.

st. Louis. Mo, Sept. GA receiver
was appointed today for the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas railroad.
The receiver was appointed by Elmer
B. Adams, U. S. circuit judge on the
filing of two suits by the law firm of
Boyle & Priest Charles e. Schaff,
president of the railroad was made re-
ceiver.
One of the receivership suits was
filed by the Railway Steel Spring com
pany of New Jersey which filed a claim
of $4,000 and the other by d. B. Hus-
say. a tie contractor, who as a claim
for s12O.O13.
The receivership order was issued
by Judge Adams last Saturday at his
summer home in Woodstock, VT, but
this fact was not allowed to become
public until the formal order from
Judge Adams was received at the oftl-
ce Of the United States district court
clerk here today.
The suit was friendly in it's nature,
and the situation of the oad was pre-
scented to Judge Adams at his summer
home by railroad officials.
The petitions said that the Missouri,
Kansas & Texas was unable to pay IN
terest and principal on an issues of
$25,000,000 two-year 5 per cent notes.,
of which S19, 000, 900 are in the hands
Of the public. These notes became due
April II, 1915. The company made ar
rangements for the extension of the
notes for one year, except az to $780,
600 worth.
Dallas, Tex, Sept. 27.-Application
for the appointment of a receiver for
h Missouri. Kansas & Texas railroad
of Texas was filed here today.
Charles e. Schaff, president of the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railway
system, was appointed received for the
Missouri, Kansas & Texas Railroad of
X by Judge Meekin in district
our here this afternoon. The re-
ceiver suit was filed by attorneys on
belief of D. B. Hussey, who styles him
self a general creditor of the company,
acting for himself and others.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1915-09-30

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the two fronts as was the case earlier
in the war. Military writer's point out
that the Russians are now holding the
Austrians n Germans on a front OF
TOO miles, while the presence of nearly
100000 strongly ~entrenched Germans
has failed to prevent an dyanc IN
France. This, they say, must Increase
the p~erplexities of the German general
stair and react Immediately on any
plans which may have been formed for
new attacks on the south OF southeast:
Paris reports today that additional
German positions have been occupied
in the Champagne district, where, Ia
their initial drives, the French pene-
trated the German lines along a front
OF 15 miles to a depth reaching In
places as much as two and one-half
miles.
All the gains made in the Artois sec
ton, where Souchez was captured,
and other advances scored, have been
maintained, the French war office de-
clares.
The German wal office officially an
nounces that the Anglo-French artil-
lery preparation was of great intensity
and hat the long expected offensive
movement by the allies has begun. The
Germans, however, claim to have re-
pulsed the British on the northern
battle which evidently was with the
bayonet. But the British are still at
lacking northeast and southeast OF
Amenities and north Of LIE Bassee
canal.
Balkans Hesstatina.
The feeling of optimism in London
is enhanced by the political effect which
the successes Of the allies appear to have
had on the Balkan states. Dispatches
from Sofia Indicate that Bulgarian dip
llomats are eager to convince the allies
that mobilization of the army was not
prompted by hostile motives.
The latest official news from Petro-
grad is interpreted here as showing
that the Russians are distinctly in a
better position. This seems to be true
even in the region of Dvinsk. where
Field Marshal Won Hindenbu:g a
concentrated his efforts. perhaps at the
expense Of the southern front. The
German attack now seems to be slack
ening.
notwithstanding the successes of the
allies. England is not blinded to the
fact that it will be no light task to push
the Germans from positions honey
combed with trenches. Now that the
allies have passed to the offensive they
have before them a problem. the sert-
Gus nature Of which is fully recognized
here.