Salt Lake Herald-Republican | 1914-09-13 | Page 2

' 1 : ' - : : x s X - : o SALT HEBALD-REPUBLICAK THE BELGIANS CUT UP GERMAN ARMY ’ BISMARCK GERMAN LAKE ’:X '‘Kate 30 fftPPQ NO A MA TAO MV DDKnNKDQ ARCHIPELAGO CITY r : -- Greek Is 1914 -13 MOVIES xxi Censor German to SEPTE51BEE Send All-Gone Beans TAKEN SUNDAY5 UTAH vX'''X- and money-making i BY Also Occupy After Ghent Having BRITISH agggH LEET Eneniy Back Them orce Supplies With 1 Wire and The moving riend : The admiralty' Sept '12 TLi ONDON — announced this afternoonthat the Malines at British fleet has SV spectacularly occupied York Sept 12 Italian — The arrived 4iero' today bay the seat of steamship Ancona from Naples with 465 hpassenfiers’ ot government and the German T Sept 12 727 to’ the Exchange Tele-Lwhom 134 were Americans Among the the Solomon islands p m — An Ostend dispatch Becker passengerswaswho Dr said Alexander X graph company says: ” The official press bureau- gave out an ha was arrested American the following in and jailed in as spy after have just at Cort statement connection Germany Belgian troops gained an iipiortautsuccess’ eiir the authorities intercepted with the occupation acable message berg he had received ‘written m American between Louvain and Brussels cutting up" a' German corps and taking “A telegram hasbeen received from slang Some of the passengers Rear a number of prisoners' The line toward Liege has been occupied by Admiral:Sir George E Patey coming from Syria said the attitude of X X the Australiannavy the Turks was trtarming commanding — the ships due to occupationata m arrive Other passenger “ The Belgian Victory at Cortcnberg is as rance from Havre the September ll'of the tdwn’ of Herbert-shoehe-in today were'the Belgiunj has been' cut in two sections result of it The from Liverpool andthe St as a island of Ne'tv Campania army occupying ommern Louisfrom Liverpool victory was due in great part' to artillery (late New Britain) cajiber'wlrich was-used White Star Due to sail today were the British flag was' hoisted without for for the first' time there?’liner- Lapland’ destined Quebec “ opposition it is yshe will take Telegraph'-’ where understood The Antwerp correspondentdCtho company naval party Commander board 'Canadian troops for Europe "A landing under on fighting con tinned today southeastof Antwerp the left our "J A the Kroonland with tor Beresford of the Australian passengers the liner: Verona established Liverpool’ division was obliged to give befdre the 'enemy’s offensive In the center navy themselves on for Naples: the rench line steamship way shore at Kthe knowledge dawnwithout ttithand tor on the right wing made good progress?:The battle will resumed of the enemy Rochambeau passengers but stout' resistance was Czar and the Russian steamship will' Havre which offered while the force was destroying for Sunday when it is hoped’ that the Belgians’ recover Archangel The was lost on the left wing” the wireless telegraph apparatus and which'caused theis message of Dr the landing party had to force its Becker an The Belgian legation 'announced today that Belgian army had 'again for instructor the distance of four miles at ManualTrainingJIigh through school in Brooklyn “Kale all gone was taken the offensive which was being pushed'satisfactorily An extended the bush — thewoad in several parts bewire thirty beans at once” ’The telegram forced sortie was made on September 10 and the Germans everywhere were Ing mined sent from Scienna Italy by was in Dr Becker’s colleaguerof Edouard to retire X Malines and German oftheficer command of San Aerschot Were retaken the parties in trench 500 Giovanni destroyed the' railway the German censor at Mark-irch The Belgian legation stated that Belgians-had the station surrenderedunconditionally in Alsace message interceptedthis between Louvain and Tirlemont thus cutting off the German communications the strange words evidently been and "Guns have landed and steps aroused' his suspicion looked between Brussels Liege “Kale” have been takento capture the Station in from somevrliat like Baden dispatch' to the Central News Amsterdam’ says vKehl” casualties are: Killed Lieut on the Rhine and "beans” bore some “The Charles B Apparently “ According to a Ghent dispatch to the Belgian ’government having Elwell and two resemblance to “bombs” the censor that Dr by the Germans the concluded Becker Australiannaval reopposed"the delivery of the army necessariesrequisitioned seamen of in’ pjot to blow up was implicated a ten wounded the big bridge at He was kept a Belgian'force has Occupied Ghent The necessaries which had serve seamen "The are not in cell for thirty hours Then he German casualties a already'been prepared- were' not’delivered” given twelve hours to leave Germanyknown but two German officers was the following: He fled to officers and thirteen Switzerland The Antwerp 'correspondentofthe Daily Telegraph sends noncommissioned later when Dr native Three weeks Becker v policemen were taken' prison-crs” met Prof San in Naples the Giovanni ?i that as soon as x latter explained 77' X Scienna out the bank in war broke with’ an The Bismarck-archipelago deposited all hisfunds 11 A courier brings1 where heHe had news ’of fighting at Hofstado near Malines area of 18000 closed had friends in the telegraph square miles-and a which is them to Albert motored out and participated’inthe general-engagement of 200000 is off the north coast office and did not wish know his predicament so X X of Australia and southeast of the Philippine of when he ’apparentlygoing well’ to Dr islandsBecker for funds he used The group' was slang German artillery fjgured' considerably but the Belgian infantry theto German sphere' of influence American: bX'ekX-' well supportedby guns forced’ the gradually Germans by an agreement with Great Britain in 1885 “It is asserted that after the recent battle at Termonde the Belgians German New Guineais the jurisdiction buried' 1239 in says dispatch from the Ostendcorrespondent of - X-Herbert-shoehe 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The Telegram company ambassadors for Great Britain' Russia Germanoffensive was just Italy are identical They Anglo-rench near Paris was bration It growing dusk from" Paris says a in rance and paper established delivered by the Prince point out that the capitulatory regime VICTORY army of Crown and in the dying light we sawa small LATE WAR BULLETINS confirms in rederick being driven over the River San Great the departmentof Is not an autonomous institution William which captured a object drop from the aeroplaneJust Turkey fortified position southwest of the report that the Germans who of the Turkish empire but a rench success also has’been achievedagainst the Eiffel 'tower ollowingits This position a barrier above Verdun Interposed the Austriansto the west and northwest were occupying Lille Armentieres rightsof the diplomaticand contractiial (Continued from Page1) between German- Marne army flight we expecteda fearful explosion of various kinds Over Bailleul left Consequently IN for of 200 officers Valehoiennes Douai and EAST PRUSSIA the left wing of ported froin Vienna that Lemberg the regime can be modified only on the wjlch theextended to but nothing occurred the shell falling precipitately Vltry le— rancois and the reoccupation is zbeing and about 30000 were by a week ago yesterday basis of with crown explode At that Lemberg men captured an understanding the con? to moment two prince’s forces tracting (Saturday) W’ rench continuedwith undiminished vigorand the Russians as well as a number of powers and falling such an Its occupation- enables the' closer aeroplanesrose from the city who arrived at big guns Maxims and stores” ifty German uhlans understandingbefore October next the that the offensive Austrian’ army- is of the two sections of the and started straight for the Invader ambassadors be unable to recognizewould Montreuil yesterday'were absolutely invadingarmy Theattack on who was pursued by the two rench making great advances the executoryforce 'beginningcommon on Reichsbank'sWeekly Report the barrier-forts south of Verdun’ Charles rancis heir to the Austrian Serbs Excellent Gunners demoralized and exhaustedfrom that date of the planes until out of our sight” by the German siege artillery arid hunger They 'laid porte throne received his baptismof fire In Glven as Best Since Warx?-? jn case of success a completion The terms the Austrian reply differ promises their arms’ saying: fighting Sept 13 a A dispatch of the of KAISER DECORATES the London m — encirclement Verdun yesterday from the bthers the 'same Was Declared "Do as you'lik© with us? The£ were An Twenty-second attempt of the garrison to break 196 OR BRAVERY The Russian arrpy to the Wolff bureaufrom Prague principle Coperifia’gen innish troops by Lway of led byajnoncqmmissioned officerthroughthe’ line has ’been expected for corps of consisting several days 12 via London Emperor Berlin Sept has TO 't&ke part Ihithe'flghtfng'in says: y keep" clear of trouble XX'”X conferred 198— Iron to of the Second william '’'’3 12 The Ger-vV The commander German Loss Heavy Sept services In Sept crosses for distinguished Hast Prussia but was driven off near "Austrian army officers who have Washington — army' corps — Ambassador V7 ASHINGTON forminga part of them went to field Eighty-six of been at the front declare that the Servians RotterdamviaLondon' Sept 13 540 Morganthau- informed"the state man embassy today received the the sixth armyr in Lorraine has Issued the Lyck a' town fifty-five miles south of of the members regiment today of the character of the followingwireless from troops A dispatch from Berlin says that an order of the day and 110 to theEighty--th!rd excellent and a m regiment are know the total — victorious Gumbinnen gunners by the Germans protests made at Constantinopleby the thanks of generalxjieadquar-ters garrisoned at Cassel the losses sustained “General ITmdenberg’s Among the rangesperfectly' They are loyally the various pow’ers against the abrogation East Prussia continues including the twenty-first progress in to the sixth army for holdingout are Count Helmuth von Moltke chief of staff and Major Von Winter-feldt: by The to relieve the so stiffly heroically and successfully assisted by the inhabitantswho give list’ which has' just been Turkey of Asextraterritorial Russians attempted Russ Capture 30000 military attache to the rights he was without wing former pressure on their ‘defeated left and thereby signals are given as 6535 dead’ 839 lsert-ously preventingthe enemy from legation in Paris andtwenty-ona indicatingthe direction and the did theTwenty-second 4242 slightly instructions' army sending reinforcementsnorthward and German other officers wounded and London Sept 13 503 a m — The distances not participate in the protestduring the firing corps against Hindenbergs that the time is not ripe General intimating: wounded It is practically certain that 'While flank official reports Telegraphcompany hag received telephone central has been but according to for offensive by this MORATORIUM "A found killed' and an movement BRAZIL EXTENDS 12 The Brazilian number of officers highthe United States will enter objections defeated the following official communication in a crypt in a The were army' De Janeiro Sept extremely Rio senate church at Shabatzwith wounded was — an extension to action the captured The victory of General Von Hinder-berg negotiations “Several batteries were today approved from of the wounded to the ‘dead ‘Avas wpi Turkey’s Petrograd: subterraneanwires running to many ratio be entirely independent of ? of the for three any from the main Russian-forces will probably clear German territory moratorium about- two to then one which is also was '“The Russians gained a glorious points in the kingdom Servian notes on the 'subject addressedby the monthsto The “There was no news until 11 from the for the time being of' measurefor women the usual rate being five to one Iussians the chamber action of The American note western front the struggle the gates of over the Austro-Hungarian date the list powers Europe wnere who to armies are fighting in the fields and children It is not to what until the porte’s attitude is continuing The Saxon Koenigsberg at may be delayed MORATORIUM Krasnik and Tomaszow the enemy throw hand grenades from ambush: A extends PERU SUSPENDS toward the protests already made army under Geneiid von Hausen seems The Lokal Anzelger assumesthat the Sept 12 The Perugovernment Lima is learned to have fought brilliantly right wing of the defeated army is not which proclaimed—a moratorium is peculiar in a days has United States“The Rcichsbankweekly report is the now far from- the Koenigsberg left In for thirty that on August position toward the protests- made Lby best since the outbreak of the war the vicinity of payments will now be re Gumbinnen the powers In view of the desire to Note circulation has been sumed reduced 'gold ‘increased I keep and 23500000 absolutelyclear ’of the present LINERS BRING tangle of bank is European diplomacy the showing-the bearingthe strain OUR will conductits of satisfactory’ American government"’ war-very X— SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES representations separately Although the United States has otlier Marne News Lacking 12-year-old the hospital-at - Bankers Brothers Walker ’ ' - the-abrogation -X: ’ ' -will ' they'-set BERLIN a ’ congratulatory -in dispatch- -m' ANOTHER Pas-de-Calais detail ” ' -the thel-battie - -of ’ - cooperation 1 1 -Archduke t'vX-'- ' " ! supported fatigue' : unilateral-decision-oftheVsublime " ' ’ ' ' -down - 5 -of - ‘ -'though: 'Austria-Hungary ’ is-'upheld ’ 1 - attempted ” i a Bavarian" ’ ' 5 ‘ ' ( - -12 department ifty-third to-the’ - conveying -Berlin: recipients ’ -casualty published bylaunching and-privileges -ambassador Exchange - ' -The ’ ? extreme returned vic-tory presumably had-swept -almost -known ' ” ‘ ’ 7 -The announced : - 9C-000000 4 -rv3 -r 4 - -? enjoyed NEARLY 4000 HOME ROM REUGEES extraterritorial rights and privileges undera most favored nation Berlin via Copenhagen and London clause the feeling of officials is that the battles details of’ Sept12 — ofNo Paris and Americans have" invested considerable eastward around Verdun Ssbarbs of Oakland California largely the becauseof have been received either from money The only Woman’ Cohereon afforded them by these general staff or the correspondents the Picific Coaat Chartered privilegesvery to headquarters 1885 Ideal climate Entrance protest by the has beenThe made powers’ telegram made land rraduation reculrementa Hjv' tx “1 Kaauubuuu icquncnicuil to well informed officials here was sent by William which Emperor equlralent to those of is 'a V weak‘ one and not ’likely to affect to the King of Saxony congratulating in Lt UnfrereltyandUnlmsltyof Eiffel Paris Cal:the course of the him Ifomla Turkey5as muchA 'as on the achievementsof his army nearby Laboratories! victory for the allies on after hot fighting with modern equipment war September European With Guns to Repel it is believed light on Excellent opportunitiei for home might causeto Great Britain The telegram throws little economics muiic The library study rance and Russia strengthen the fighting near Paris 0 army Attack 'Says One I art Modern gymnasium special their protests is that under the Saxon' gen-eral eventually but at this to care for health of students q time in their desire that Turkey shall Von 'Hausen which is in an intermediate life Christian influences remain-neutralthey are understoodto position undeuominationaL between' the armies least likely be pursuing course of Buelow on: the General Von YORK Sept 12 — Arrivals and irritate the porteand of N or catalogue addrosa Duke Albrecht Wuerttemberg sailings of trans-Atlantic steamships Registrar Dept H led Mills that and the left Its line of Reports Roumania Bulgaria on march College today OCalifornia it presumablywere almost as frequent to over Bethel so Greece'entered determined Turkey southwards the war and the recent occupied position on the left not in progress in a as though war was ifshe are wing-or the left center of German and Austrian reverses with cruisers of belligerent Europe spirit forces near Paris the right wing of 'to have tempered the war patrolling the lanes of sea traffic in Constantinople which effected a retirementbefore Nearly 4000 passengers a flanking forces of refugees The and prisoners them' Americancaptured guns reached hero from British rench and in mentionedyesterday’s SHIP Italian ports on four steamships Among’ the passengerson the rance from rederic IL Havre was Coudert YorkJsept 12— The’ British a Jawyer of international' reputation cruiser Suffolk today chased the steamship In Paris Mr Coudert registered his flying the American flag the Coamo at American embassy six miles down- the coast of New: Jersey flew the American flag on his machine is good and started on a tour ’through here today for Porto for a The Coamo left her districts' where fighting was in- progress Rico When the Suffolk sighted hoisted international code flags but afraid of the after sheHa was present at the battle of to ship isthat?” In v reply Amiensasking “What distress? This only' the Coamo hoisted the American saw a battery s going Inta flag and kept going The Suffolk indicates a and youv cannot imagine the expected the Coamo to stop and You may’ be sure of those ivho failed to do so the cruiser renchmen of that in youth as when she started after her condition of the as old age If turned and The seemed to be goingto certain "death" the cruiser you have not soon outran Mr said had ’been Coamodrew which Coudert ’"They which it must then They' had you away and headed out to days marching three Xs SAVE ITis inThe place sea he after greatly bene-fitted engagement” to SAVAS save a can Coudertsaid that on the way to INGS BANK S We U by a course of will help you If you HI rench-African Amiens he saw 15000 here Moroccans start $100 BE troops consisting of will start you then to on their way it is question of tKa a fight the Germans Mexico City Sept 11 — Gen Alvaro “STICKING TO IT” telegraphed to General "I saw four rench soldiers walking Obregon last night request from had a Carranza a constitutionalist General he added toward me” "They Villa that the chief He German prisoner proved to be an request the Washington to remove United States troops from Vera Cruz aeroplanepilot who had just been shot out of his machine by a sharpshooter they He was badly injured and were taking him to a hospital” & Trust Banking Abstract BondTO Russell' II ing Safe Landale a lawyer Deposit Boxes of the rance’s passengers told 235 Main Street in Paris 'With five it of dropping taking today bomb States’ the (Correspondence of Associated United officers he was AND army' Press) President It will dining In cafe on August 28 "W CS McCofnick tone strength-n-n a when London? Sept 12 Oxford university O Beebe Vice President the crackling of rifle fire was heard has announced an —extensive plan for President nnrl fllO Mont erry Vice inTnnrnrnfa uiv the They went out into the street Cashier teaching causes of present war ana invigorate Mlchelsen IUYA5VICVUV the flashes of guns C popular lectures to be offered “There’ we saw O Beebe Director through entire Englandisher Director in courses The jmd looking a A throughout upward monoplane rank A’ regular lecturers of the S Whitney Director about 3000 feet over the' city It will be utilized for this work I N Cameron Director was going very rapidly and it seemed All the universities of Director England will Willard T CannonDirector to me that everybodyin Paris was tak carry on their school twork as usual John Bennett The Eiffel toweris a this year ing a shot at It Ashby’ Snow Director Mills College ' in-“Turkey the-protection attached WAR ZONE TPJIi 4 ‘ - A according -public Armed Tower Machine - 9 r4 - StanfordV orHence : referred -Air outdoor - i- t- a - KTEW -right -'to 1 “ TheCampanile P -fight -'are believed the-German nations ? superior ! - majority- Akmg River the of Doubt BRITISH CRUISER CHASES LYING THE STARS AND STRIPES New ' are ’T-there heart multitudes in flutter nervousness to as -perplexity the etc-— ills have learned that that of -cause their biliousness sleeplessness -headaches constantly interfere with personal comfort and success - There cause and ’are 'others of these who troubles and that sure a coffee easy’ with — way to druj ’its' escape caffeine — is discomfortsis such often very to quit the coffee ' ' -headquarters eel MW? Hungry automobile meal— ' the oney Thing Save : - use -f evidently 'V- weakened "We action £ enthusiasm ' -’ digestive p f & JU - delightfulfood-drink from the coffee Postum Regular caffeine drug now comes in or two of other any wheat and harmful or forms bit of a molasses comfort-destroying It - be well soluble boiled REQUESTS TROOPS VILLA 15c and in the 25c cup is with hot water absolutelyfreo ingredient boiling No '"Mr - ' is packages cup? foughtengagement -Turcos HOSTETTER’S OXORD Made WITHDRAWN -well ac-quired J and-Senegalese SM ’ powder a 4 - - Postum— must Instant Postum — entirely made ’UM system 1 required UNIVERSITY TEACH WAR CAUSES THROUGH LECTURERS Utah STOMACH itters Savings Trust & Go g another Start - OICERS DIRECTORS - - 30c and Both 50c tins kinds are X delicious s ' and the cost per about Grocers the same ' - everywhere sell W M Ien UHU “inner man” ’ POSTUM circling university - -history Illi Illi - L v5-s w ‘a