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J. REPORTS VILLA DEAD ALBERT CALDWELL DIES BASEBALL RESULTS AT A GLAJNCE SUDDENLY IN ENGLAND GERMAN RIGHT FLEEING LEAGUE R. H. E. BY ASSASSIN'S HAND Senior Member of Jewelry Firm NATIONAL Pusses Away nt Bournemouth. Chicago 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 ' MEXICAN CAMP 3. Albert Caldwell, senior member of IN tho firm of J. M. Caldwell & Co., tho WITH VON KLUK READY Boston 0 0 , Chestnut street Jewelers, died today at 0 0 0 2 0 Bournemouth, England, whero ho had Batteries Cheney and Archer Hughes and Whaling. been staying for the last two weeks. Umpires O'Connor and Byron. Fierro,M Mr. Caldwell's dentil camo as a great (His Secretary, Who shock to his family and members of tho YIELD, SAYS firm. Pittsburgh TO REPORT Was Charged With Kill-- K. T. Clmec, a member of the firm, i 0 4 0 0 said this afternoon that no ono was ' aware of Mr. Caldwell's Illness. His death New York . ing Benton, Named as occurred at tho lloyal Bath Hotel. Air. '.1000 Caldwell went to Kuropo May. Batteries Harmon and Archer; O'Toole and Meyers. Inst Ho Umpires TheWarToday Many Guns and Munitions of War Aban- Murderer. visited Franco and Germany duiing his Hart and RIgler. tour. He was frequently in tho heart of the war-rldd- districts, and on ac- General von Kink's army, the German doned in Precipitate of count of tho troublo abroad Intended re- AMERICAN LEAGUE R. H. E. Retreat Carranza Holds on at National turning soon to this country. right wing, is In full retreat, accord- As Mr. Caldwell seemed adverse to Cleveland 3 0 Exhausted Invaders, Paris Hears Palaco Despite Message De- worrying friends or relatives nbout his ing to reports In Paris from the bat- From condition, It Is possible ho may have Chicago 2 2 manding His Surrondor to ueen III for some time boforo death came. tlefield. The German leader Is re- Battlefield Ho Ms survived by a widow and two Batteries Wolfgang and Schalk; Dillinger and Mills. in North. Calderon. children. In this city he made his homo Umpires Hildebrand and Dineen. ported willing to yield. The break at the Bcllovuo-Stratfor- d. in the Invaders' lines, tho roport ' PASO, Tex., Sept. 29. Reports LEAGUE R. H. E. Eli FEDERAL adds, began Saturday. General Von Buelow caching horo today from Mexico persist 1,000,000 RUSSIANS Chicago Rumored in Grave In saying that General Frnnclsco Villa 0 3 0 0 Fnrls has a report that General von by his secretary, has been assassinated Brooklyn . Kluk has begun to withdraw, but the Danger Break Said to Have Begun 0 0 0 3 , MOVE IN AVALANCHE tilttlo credence Is placed In tho rumors Batteries Fiske and Wilson: Finneran and Watson. War OfTIco Is reticent. Slow gains Umpires McCormick and Cross. Saturday Allies (jpcauso tho mcssoBO from Chihuahua against tho German right are an- When Redoubled Fury last night quoted Villa on tho present UPON GERMAN SOIL It Is added the Mexican situation. St. Louis 1 nounced, and that of Attack After Peace Parley Failed. Fierro was court-martiale- d and then Germans' efforts to break through tho on tho chargo of having killed Baltimore o released Rhelms have been violent. Benton, tho ranchman In Juarez, sev- lino at Breslau, 190 Miles From Batteries Keupper and Chapman; Suggs and Jacklitsch. PARIS. Sept. 29. Roye (occupied by us) eral months ago. Umpires Anderson ana' Goeckel. Prlnco Adalbert, the Kaiser's third and Chalons Berlin, Is Tho right wing of the German army (the enemy'- - W MEXICO CITY, Sept. 13. Despite the New Objective, son, Is said to have been killed by his demands of General Villa and Villa's Indianapolis ... 0 0 In France Is In full retreat, according "To tho north of tho Somme the lln generals, that Provisional President While Cracow Is Left to .0 own men by mistake. Venustlano Carranza resign, the Indica to information from the north. atretches across the plateau between Pittsburgh 0 0 0 . hundred and fifty thousand Gcr- - tions today were that General Carranza Strong Investing Force. Palaco be-M- would remain In tho National at Batteries Moseley and Rariden; Knetzer and Berry. naval reserves are reported cd General von Kluk, commander of the Alberta and Combles. least until tho convention of Constitu- Umpires Brcnnan and Cusack. tionalist generals or their delegates Is from North Sea ports to army making up the German right "We took many moro prisoners yes- held hero next month. Fierce Battle Wages ln-'1- General Carranza believes that no at Tarnow FIRST GAME siege of Antwerp. This 2 wing, has offered to surrender to Gen- terday. These belonged notably to the other plan of nctlon on his part would in North Przemysl Bombard- German plan to crush commander-in-chie- f, Corps, be consistent with the "Guadalupe agree- Kansas City .... 0 0 0 0 0 eral Joffrc, the French Seventh the Seventh Reserve Is one 12 Belgian flanking ment," of which Villa of tho ment Heavy Calician Rail- tho Corps, the 10th, 12th, lBth 19th signers. Buffalo 4 1 0 2 0 0 0 if the Germans are allowed to and the advisers sat ll,. ..13. General Carranza and his ways and Carpathian Passes and Blair. retire to Germany, It is said. Corps of the Germany army," late In tho executive quarters of tho Na- Batteries Johnson and'Easterly; Ford Ka&t Prussia conflicting reports upon Mannason. In I tional Palaco last night working a Held. Umpires Shannon and both tho According to reports from the north, It Is reported Germans have rcncwe-- plan of campaign nnd drafting a reply claim the aggressive for to the following telegram which Carranza Russians and the Germans. It seems General von Kluk's army began to their operations In upper Alsace and has Just made public: PETROGRAD, Sept. 29. bombard- break on September 26 ter- ''To Don Venustlano Carranza, first chief ENGLISH INVASION BRITISHWARSHIPS, certain that the German under the that fierce fighting Is again in prog- Breslau, In Sllesln, 100 miles from Ber- of the Constitutionalist Army and in ment of Ossowlcz has been repulsed. rific pounding of the French and Brit- charge of the executive power, Mexico lin, Is now believed to bo tho main Rus- ress in the vicinity of Muelhausen. Petrograd claims a general retirement ish. The French had extended their City: sian objective. Cracow, which the Rus- OBJECT OF KAISER'.S LURKING OFF CAPES, 1 le Germans continue their assaults "We desire to make every effort to pre- sians' northern column Is ncarlng, will of Germans across the Polish lines to Combles, less than 50 miles vent tho enemies of tho cause of liberty, the bo by lnrgo following Vcrdun-To- ul who stoop to any medium that stains tho Invested a army, frontier Into East Prussia. Berlin from the Belgian border and ten miles asalnst the line of forts, tho precedent Przemysl. A million ACTIVITY COVET CONTRABAND Ilepubllc. from profiting by such circum- set at BELGIAN states that the Russians have been south of Bapaume, whero thoy vigor- but It officially is denied that they have stances as seem imminent. Wo also 'Jet-I- move- men are reported engaged In this In an re to mako every sacrifice bcfoio putting unable to take the Initiative ously were assaulting the rear of the made any substantial progress. foreign ment. our fatherland In danger of Inter Into Prussia. German right troops defend- Several officers vention. Tho northern column has assaulted advance East and the in the garb of the "Only the failure of all those noble Tarnow nnd a pitched battle Is now In Capture of Mechlin and Great Britain Aims to Break Russians have begun direct operations ing von Kluk's line of communication British Indian troops have been seen hopes and all these generous efforts will progress put- there. The Austrinns aie against Breslau The million men in Into Belgium. In Paris, nnd this is accepted as con- lead us Into a fratricidal strugglo into ting up a strong resistance but they ore Siege of Antwerp Forerun- Up Practice of Supplying which wo would be compelled to enter as the northern column, now within four It was then that General von Kluk clusive proof that at last the Indian our duty. greatly outnumbered. With Tarnow In marches of Cracow, will leave the opened the peace parley. regiments are In the field, although up iN'ote: Part of the message Is hero possession p tho Russlans-th- o- last ob- ners of Carrying War German Cruisers From In addition stricken out by tho Mexican censor.) stacle In the way of the siege of Cracow siege of that former objective to a to demanding, safe conduct to Ger- to the present time there has been no "General Villa has telegraphed to nil the Port. move will hnvo been removed. Dumbrlcko, a Across Channel. This strong investing force and many, he agreed to guarantee that his ofilclal statement on this subject. Concluded on 1'nKe 7 railroad station on tho way to Tarnow, across the German frontier, in pur- soldiers would up There is a strong Inclination t it has already been captured. not take nrms again ANTWERP, Sept. S3. In- the general plan to reach GalllenI, Mil- It Is now apparent that the movement Federal Government Starts suance of during the war. General Joffre's re- headquarters of General KRUPP EXPERTS HANDLE Persistent German operations In Bel- through Gallcla Is the main offcnslvo Berlin before winter Is over. Severe ply to the German general's terms was itary Governor of Paris, to believe that of tho Russian army. developed to- gium aro Interpreted as a plan of tho vestigation to Discover Origin- KAISER'S BIG SIEGE GUNS It 1b going on Tarnow, 50 day that Grand Duke Nicholas, the Kalsor to cross over to England. Tho fighting at to redouble the fury of the French the battle has reached its climax. capturo al Shippers of Norwegian Is with the forces there, of Mechlin nnd the present siege miles from Cracow. Dumbicka and bombardment. Seventeen days of day and night Work So Effective That They Re- moro than 1,000,000 men. of Antwerp, as well as the advance of whloljiumber Steamships' Cargo. positions on the road have been troops ceive Iron Cross. Thearmics, proceeding along the German forces northward from sovcral other When the German retreat began f.jhtlng has exhausted the of parallel lines of railway, nre moving directions are taken as forerunners of tho taken, and tho main Russian army Is both armies, but the Germans havo il BEUMN (By wireless through Sayvillc, rapidly westward. With all the six seizure of Ostend as a base for tho In- mitrailleuses were mounted on automo- While agents of the Federal Govern- rapid progress. In the south - L. 1.), Sept. :a. Carpathian passes occupied by Russian vasion of Great Britain. making bile trucks and sent in suffered worse thnn the Allic- German troops Belgians dis- pursuit of the Seven and with strong forces on thf. The have moved against the ment are starting nn Investigation to movement is less rapid on account of con- officials of tho Krupp Gun Works, re- army. prisoners report the most terrible Hungarian plains Just south of these Invading force and a big battle Is cover the orlglnnl shippers of tho con- Germnn It is reported. who went to the fiont to direct the lire points all danger of i possible flanking ported waging now, not far from Ant- - the marshy ground, but the Austrlans ditions prevailing along ths lines. Somo w traband, destined for German warships, According to unofficial Information, from the new-Ety- lo heavy oiduancc of tho movement has been avoided. Conse- erp. aa losing in frequent quently there Is now nothing to In tho Norwegian steamships From and are described Germnn regiments have been com- Lici man army, have been decorated with retard NEW FORCE OF GERMANS. the Germans were exhausted. They tho movement. f Sommcrstad, the vessels are discharging minor encounters. pletely wiped out. In many instances m v the Iron Crost, for good work with tho Tho pursuit by the Russians of A force of Oerman naval reserves, de- could not make rapid progress and Jl the their cargoes new Municipal Pier Office officially announces houltzeis. Austi army in Galicia Is compared by clared to number 23.000. taken Into Bel- at the Berlin "War lost a new regiment has been formed in the gium re- heaIly. They are reported to This Information was by tho the" military experts heio from Kiel and Hamburg, Is at tho foot of Dock street, and two Brit- m glvn out with General there is nothing to indicate that the 1 idful of troops left regiments War Ulllce today, and It conllrms reports Kutozoff'H pursuit of Napoleon's army ported to be Intended by tho Germans ish cruisers, cheated of their prey, are have left behind many guns and a have Moscow In 1S12, nnd General for a selgo of Antwerp. Private advices lying Idly off Capes. great battle has entered the decid- in of that been cut rent for some time from Grant's the Delaware largo quantity of which have 'en the forefront that the great guns of tho Germany nnny. hairylug chase of Lee's army In tho from Germany recently have Intimated It was not known until today that says fighting Is gen- munitions. lStVi. Is ing stnges. It attacks. m which nio heavier than any ever used civil war In that the Kutser determined to capturo Great Britain had ordeied two warships The consummation of this envelop- han-"dlc- al- Miiwerp. pntrnnen thp except b uny nation In warfare, are being d Tho vlctotlous Russian foiccs have to natrol the nf Delaunre eral, with no decided change The Prussian Guards havo suffered by exports Krupp ready traversed moro than half of tho it is ueucven oy some, However, that Bay to bieak up the practice of supply-th- o ing movement around on Kluk's army I from the works on along the Mouse, where the Germans most heavily because they were thrown the Essen. route from Przemysl to Crncow and the naval reservists have been brought Ing tho German cruisers Karlsruhe and is to have 4J latter Is now only four march dis- Into Brussels to garrison tho towns occu Dresden from this port. weeks gains. belleed resulted in the re dais pied Several continue to mako The right forward against the enemy to leaf m tant. by the Germans, and release the ago tho cruiser Essex was seen there. cent tightening of the censorship. Gen- ri Is mov- military detachments for active fighting was wing has stood firm, although sub- many the made KEEN, Tho northern Russian cojuniu Sho relieved by tho converted von of assaults aroui., FROSTY AIR MAKES ing much more rapidly than tho south- against the Allies. Confirmation of the auxiliary cruiser Caronla and today an- eral Buelow's German army Is re- approach of a new allied army jected to sevens pressure. Rhelms. WHOLE CITY ern one. TIiIb is believed hero to Indi- from the other vessel, believed to be the Brltlannla, ported In grave danger. SHIVER TODAY cate thoy expect the Austrian retreat, west Is also seen In the sending of the made her appearance. The cruiser seen Belgium War Office announces Ger- While no authentic figures aro ob- when It comes, to be toward the south, fleet reservists for fighting on land. by several Incoming vessels has four No ofilclal announcement has been Email army moving After a severe bombardment, the Ger- mans have occupied Mechlin after tainable from military headquarters, Boys Are Happy, Though, for and the in that direction funnels and Is constructed along the mado. The War Office will be able to cut off their retreat. mans have occupied Mechlin, about 13 same lines as the Cressy, Abouklr nnd severe bombardment. Much damago statement at who are familiar with tho sit- Chestnut Time Is Here. miles south of thlB city, according to 3 officers AUSTRIANS FALL BACK TO CRAOOW. Hoguo, sunk a few days ago by German o'clock said desperate assaults on 7mi.r,.i,n Z ' "Vine up IU pjycliolosle heat, an olllclal announcement given out today submarines. Tho watchful waiting has been done to Alost, an Import- uation declare the German casualties billiard dda arrhe ana frozen are The Austrlans have fallen back oy me war uiuce. the Allies' left had been repulsed. . the feet; until policy of tho Caronla and her reinforce- city. presence of large Ttio The Germans havo ant The in the Battle of the Alsne. now believed frnst i, J,, tho subway, In tho surface they are close to Cracow, where thoy been carrying on a ment, shipping men stated today, did The statement fays: cnr anl "W, hard bombardment of tho forts at Wavre, more inako Axelsen, numbers of Germans In Brussels has entering its decisive stage, total fully )Jj'en thvil lart the fablo of tho hei.lng come under command of the German gen- St. and to Captain of the can Catherine Waeltham, about ten Sommerstnd, and Captain Grlndheltu, of "On our left wing, to the north of tell. erals. They have not only abandoned all miles fiom the temporary Belgian cap- led to a belief that the retreat from 180.000 In killed, wounded and missing. Tho ital, fire tho Fram, to change their minds about tho Somme and between tho dew that has reon drenching the defenso of their own country, but have but the of the fort3 has not delivering their cargoes than did orders Franco has begun. Somme The losses of the Allies, they say, prob- Pumpkin and the fodder In the shook ceased. and the Olse, the enemy appeared left Hungary to the protection of Its own from the owners of their vessels. Each Petrograd War Office reports briefly has attempted 100.000, on tho golden globo thnt mnde OFFICIAL STATEMENT. master was In a fair way to win a small ably will bo inasmuch as at 'nK,a"u' famous today in form not national troops. night and day attacks and has boen The official statement tho Of- fortune for his work, but the fear of be the continued bombardment of Prze- many points of tho line it has been unlike tho unshaven growth upon tho The Austrlans have also apparently re- of War ing Imprisoned repulsed. fice captured and until the end mysl repulso On the north of the Alsno checks of youth. 'Twns tho rot. linquished all Idea of Independent nctlon follows: of the war made them decide to sur- and of sorties by tho found necessary to deliver frontal at- hhherlng 3 the outdoor pas-th- n After bombarding Mechlin, Ger- there is no change. favorite and have decided to tack themselves on the render tho clearancn papers and remain garrison. Pride is expressed In the on heavily intrenched positions. today for those who have not yot mans under cover night In cargo re- tacks fpiind of enteied port until a neutral could "At the centre, in the Champagne their overcoats. A foggy some- to tho right wing of tho Germans and to the unoccupied town, but have not place the contraband stowed In the holds. seizure of all the Carpathian passes, In the case of the Germans It is said thing teemed to crept component resumed district, have Into tho play a modest role as a pait their march from that place. Tho Department of Commerce and Jus- which prevents passage of nnd to the east of the e, this morning, chilling to the The Germans have directed tire of the an they have a far higher percentage in of tho German in my now operating on tice, upon the request of the British Gov the enemy hns "ones thobe who were lightly clad. all their heavy artillery against the ernment, has taken up tho shipment Austrian force to attack the Russian been engaged (lend than tho Allies. The British havo bniali hoys wero tickled to death when Germany's eastern frontier. forts of Wavre, St. C.itherlno and in conducting they of contraband from various American armies, advancing on Cracow and a Jienvy bombardment sniffed the frost. Frost means tho The bilef Russian War Oillce Btntement Waeltham, about ten miles from Ant- ports. In addition to investigating lost heavily, but all of the gaps in "inning continuous success In tl)o west- werp, but with n Justify- the of our position. Between of the chestnut burr. A burr claims result not case of tho SnmmerMad and Fram, they Breslau, on the rear. The retiring the Argonne their forces ha been filled with th opened by frost means that the chestnut ward advance and adds: ing their great ependlture of am- looking region ripe. by tho Austrian garrison munition. replied nrs after the American steamship Austrlans In the south nre, as re- and the .Meuse slight progress Also Jt means less trouble In "Sorties at Our forts nnd the Lorenzo and Norwegian steamship Thor, members of the latest expedition to Kettlng nt tho nut thtough Its porcupine Przemjsl continue, but they have been bombardment ceased. ported, low In supplies and as losing has been made by our troops, who Wllle-broec- both of which were captured in the act covering. i"rost Is, furthermore, tho her-I- d repulsed. Many prisoners, a number of Between the Dendro and tho k reach France. of delivering coal to German war ves-sel- s. guns find themselves facing organ-Ize- of winter days, snow and coasting. cuniion and some ammunition have fallen canals, west of Waeltham. many men and In skirmishes. strongly d A lull seems to fallen over nnd Into our hands. the offensive movement of Ger- A significant fact In the capture of have tho skating for the small boy. the tho Is was Servian War Office reports se- positions on the heights of A second was today upon "As ttie Austrlans retreat confusion Is mans has been promptly checked. Thor that sho under charter that a the fighting in the Woevre district, due to attack made by Inter-Americ- ohdnrato furnaces. Pipes down noticeable In their ranks. The forts Inflicted serious losses on the Steamship Com- vere battle Is waging pear Krupanl. Meuse. taken now enemy pany of Now York, the same the thick fog which mado It impossible to be cleaned n few days ago and left "Tho Austilans are suffering from the and compelled his retreat. concern Invading "In the Woevre ly which Sommer-sta- where the Austrlans have section standing fur another day weie hurriedly shortage of food. In Przemysl military The city of Alost has suffered has rontracted for the d and on our for the troops to undertake any opera- "ot back Into placo houses rations have been reduced by 15 per from artillery lire. On account and Fram It Is also said that this made their linal stand on Servian ter- right wing (Lorraine and nnd this of position company cmplojed the Vosgcs) tions for fear thut friend would morning were tilled with smoke. Ill humor cent." the German the Belgian the four other Nor- no notable attack metaphorlc artillery as compelled to take up a wegian steamships sailing from here the ritory. From Cettinje comes the re- change has occurred. Jhfl sulphur when the refrac- position friend. tory nUM Worked LONDON, Sept. 29. that allowed shells to drop In last two months with similar cargoes. port that the bombardment of Sara- "In a general way, our backwards. the city. In consequence lire On nf them, Helna, was line Is thrown Prince Adalbert, a bon of Kmperor loal dealers are chuckling and are now Tho Russian Embassy gave out the started and the captured off cast to a number of buildings wero destroyed. St. Thomas. D W I., by a jevo, capital of Bosnia, has com- and west along a point from the Th8 i!"e ,eap t,,c,r annual harvest. following statement today: French William, Is reported to have met hl ,ms cruiser. William J Grandtleld Co, Servian-Montenegr- region n, I R' T of no' J'e announced DAMAGE AT ALOST. of menced. Tho combined in Apremont. that Its cars "Russian troops In great numbers have 30K Walnut street, wero the local agents death upon the battlefield from a Oer-ma- n are heated. That comes Most of the damage at Alost, however, the Meuse. So t&T sev-er- for vessels They forces have strongly in- the region of J?ihL as can bo leorncd there been able to penetrate Hungary at al the refuse to discuss St. MihJel. tha bullet. According to l b0 change was done by tho German aitlllery which the case. helglts this rumor, , , " tills year In the clever as far as I'nghvar." vested tho city. to the north of Spada "an of defeating points occupied range Government Inspectors are h and A the Prince, who was In good Intentions of the foregoing a of hills south of the watclilnir r advance of hU neater subwuy-elevate- If the announcement Is true discharge of cargoes Italy Is over tho Part the heights of on tho d trains, town. A correspondent Just arriving the of the Fram stirred election of a the Meuse to the troops, was shot by to precedent, It means that the Russian nimy Invading and the FommerstaU see mistake and not these heaters only 170 miles from and will that Turkish Prince to the Presidency southeast of Verdun. nurK, Hungary Is from Budapest, that district sas: It Is nil placed ashore. will be of by design. Hungarian capital. Unghvar is only "Fire, did much xdamage In tho new It stored the until claimed by the consignor con- Albania, and agitators are urging "Between Verdun and Rhelms quarter col-le- ge or the 1T0 mile norincasi oi uuuapest. of the city. A church, the signors. general French mill" authiritles deny that thU Information. If authentic, re- building, the railroad station and a that encroachments are certain to front is bounded by a line pass, greatest hospital wero all by the Germans havt weakoned nnv of the veals one of the feats of arms struck shells enriv follow in sufficient degree to cause Ing through the region of the Russians have been ablo to accom- in tho engagement and set on lire. When. CZAR Varennes forts south of Verdun. On the con. war broke me was going HOLDS PRZEMYSL, Italy to enter to the north of plish since the out Thoj i icii nomoarumeut on the war on the side of Soualn and Chausseo (rary, Is said, troops must have crossod tho Carputhlan moun- furiously and smoke was rolling upward It the German In from the burning city." RUSSIAN EMBASSY REPORTS' the Allies. Romalne, and at Rhelms encloses tains, a natural barrier facing their ad- the that district are menaced on thre--e aides 1 vance, and the fact that they have pushed The Belgians claim to have silenced approaches to Rhelms, the Rhelms In such short time tho German guns and compelled Ger- Opposition road by the French. fo far Indicates that the Austrian in Qnllcla Dis- to Borry-au-Ba- c met with very iosU-tanc- mans to retreat and the heights they either little e organized, Statement SATURDAY IS YOUR LAST called A telegram from Geneva says that a In the Carpathian niouutaiu passes Alost Is an important Belgian city, Adds. the Chemln du Damov or else were able to achieve a notable having nearly 36.000 residents and Ijlng WASHINGTON. .S;pt J9 --The fortros CHANCE TO REGISTER battery of German artillery was sent victory In overcoming opposition so easily. about 16 miles northwest of Brussels. It of Przvmsl u In the hands of the Rus- "On the right bank of the River is on the Dendro River according to a across Sr las soil In an effort to secure and has a big sians, statement ghen out Next Saturday. October S. Is the Alsne this line follows trade In hops. The old quarter of the today by tho Russian Embassy. The last registration day for the the river as an advantageous position to the south LIQUOR REVENUE OPPOSED S00 November town is more than years old. Russian forces also are said to bo drlv- - election. far as the region of Bolsstms. Between WEATHER Sept. M.- -A of the French right wing, but the men FORECAST WASHINGTON. telegram l,,,e.Au?,r,a,u before them, although It Is the last chance to qualify to and tho For Philadelphia signed b Mrs. W. A. Law sou, of Mil- AMSTERDAM. Sept 29. in Gallcla they are rallying. Tho embassy vote for United States jSolssons forest of LAgIe were captured disarmed. and vicinity Fair M0Q Senator. Gov- and They waukee, representing members of the Because a war announcement adds; ernor, Congressmen, Includes the first plateaus tonight and probably . wmnlnder of the levy members of the of the right proved Milling Wednesday, with, W t T l' protesting against the rats. placed upon Brussels by the Germain "In the retreating Austrian army Legislature and for other Important captives, net having rxsing temperature; Ins of any revenue for the Uovcrnmi.m dUorganlitatlon Is bank of the Alsne. Between moderate vari- JB unpaht. the Qvrmaii have announced I nit noticeable. offices to be filled on November i. the Rivers eaten anything for six days except able ur. ire broken and mixed up. o con- Poll-t- receipts f winde, ,"Wi,.ip l'b t ax can be purchad le and Somme this line corresponds XT by VlM" tw.UrequlinunwVartheyr.' tinue akiag prUoner in Urge numbers. at the polling places. some raw vegetables and a little fruit, E&Z SildSi?rilQStaufMUMJl a I djtaih, ae page J wu o capturing guis war to the front to Ribecourt fast v according to 4Upatcb.es frvm Uru every anl ma. Part? enrol meet If not necessary. (occupied by A picture o&uffermg l brought from r itrlai ct description," I I us), Lasslgny (occupied by tho enemy). the vwt lints by prisoners, most - ' t S"1- " rA LJyj.VW-.rwt.v- t

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