Show M places they have been SALT HERALD-BEPUBLICAN THE in LAKE Verne in which aircraft and 11 Rd tn submarines participated realizing for in the same Generally however there is littleor tne first time encounter of the great dreams renchman did no Chanstc in the sitnatinn fhp lines Lhe British The monitors off shore and swinging swaying as they have great execution on the done for weeks German trenches among those being killed being GeneralTripp and his staff While No Decisive Bottle the allies’ airmen cleverly directed the Although it is now just two months aim of the marine the Germansub-marines guns Since the Hies enneentratedon the lying in wait attacked the monitors ranco-Belgian frontier to oppose the but without result because the latter German advance and the invaders have were so far in shore been almost to Paris and back in the The gains made by the allies on the Interval no decisive battle has been road to Metz compelledto of CITY UTAH OCTOBER SATURDAY 24 1914 Jules 1 I 1 I EXTENSIVE toa intact Resistance by Offered — Germans Who IIS 1 indicates Warsaw — Great Millinery Sale a RONT It is thought must draw fought Neither side has destroyed or the attention of the Germans seriouslynot Even even partly’ destroyed an army quarter where they are menaced the Belgian army escaped almost only on the direction of but by Verdunrench after that country was overrun by the renewedsuccesses of the on the Germans The same can be said of the eastern slope of the Vosges in the east where the armies from today Continue Retreat operations The that news Bordeaux of Russia Germany and Austria are is not to be called parliament fighting except in the case of Lieutenant to meet The there but in Paris rom General Samsonoff the partially Russian of both the chamber and the commander whose army- was senate have been notified that they may' destroyed by the Germans in the battle return to Paris at the end of this monthII at Tannenberg East Prussia rench continue their preparations The prospect energetic In the present battle on the river Vistula with Petrograd Oct 23 — “The recruits to fill the gaps in offensive of Warsaw south to the river the army Pierre de Coubertin our armies which have Pilica from Baronrench the Russianshave scored an president of the Olympic crossed the Vistula on a large front games victory in driving the Germans committee it has been has announced part of back and have captured been charged by the encountersno resistance on theretreat’’ to care many prisoners government besides guns and ammunition But for the physical training of the Germans who continue to men it gets back from 15 to 19 with view to young the official communication issued by the defeated army when their entry to its selected position ‘can entrench into the service the Russian general staff tonight says and start another siege battle such The military authorities are more and “In the trenches below Ivangorodwe that which occurred as river more watchful of stragglers Every- man on the took hu ge quantities of war stores and Aisne in rance of the arriving at the Paris terminals of Southward age Pilica the still hold the river to bear arms is required to show papers ammunition abandoned by intheitsreserve Germans Vistula except hasty in front of' the fortress on arrival and if they are not in order corps of the Prussian guard at they’ driven arrests made Some of the soldiers retreat Ivangorod where that are back by attacks from not in the habit of being feted as have Austrian armies continue' to stronghold “The been the men returning from the front fight with stubbornness on the Vistula Austrians Not and overstayed Annihilated succumbed to temptation on the San and particularly to the south Austrian their permissions These stragglers The described army so whichand was of often the Turcos and Zouaves Przemysl as routed Now even soldiers in uniform “In ast Prussia there is no change in the battles of Galicia has are required to produce in the situation" into life again and is attacking a permit or failing in this are sprung the Russianleft to fall in Official was received in The confirmation however have found today of the reported shooting Petrograd impenetrableapparentlv barrier at the river in by the Germans of an Count Thomas San north of Jaroslau horses Potoski a Polish breeder of race The German claim of victory over the London Oct 23 A dispatch from In those portions of Russian Poland Russians west of Augustowo Suwalki the Star— says: to occupied by the Germans previous to following fighting reported by’ them “The movement of the German troops yesterday in the direction of their last defeat all fruit orchards were Ossowetz from Antwerp has left only westward according to of that the few destroyed informationsouth Augustowo shows hundred men in the town 'rhe last Germans are attempting another made public here batch left yesterday most morning andwithout from East Prussia into the reports that during of the great forts are Anastesia now Bishop of to Gronow the east of guards The German wounded from the the first invasion of the province the object of front being quartered the Zoo of compelling are at Kholm Germans and Austrians who all churches reinrorce tneir "A traveler has just left the which fell into their that region that some one restored the Belgian hands In comparison with this the in All L dor flag to the town hall bishop relates the Slav soldiers have m m however have did and the Germans Drought the belligerents no nearer their not bother to take it down respected all places of worship whole Belgian coast is now legation in suaiB wiiHn cannot be attained until “The Petrogradan army is destroyed The Persian the by' the population the military' has denied reports of a war propagandaother of the vzlltz or forces become in sole possession in Persia contending too exhausted to fight further “At Ostend more than 100 Belgian The admiraltytonight issued have been collected” Hard in Retreat in correspondent hazards wh9h It was stated that the that Thethey guess Karlsruhe had are for use in retreat Oct 23 The Petrograd thliteen British London telegraphing Atlantic steamersin the of the — Post in the review of the situation on a front says: Russiantime TO Battle at Roulers is “Only now required to reduce the Germanic forces in their entirety from fighting army to a beaten mob via London Oct Amsterdam °3 a hard The Russian cavalry is pressing ahnY inParis Oct 23 rain& Belgium O — There is a possibility upon their retreat which is over abom-niable about twentymiles south of the Ghent-?ne that Maurice Maeterlinckthe Belgian sloughs of roads fringed by bog and north of Roulers Prisoners author be elected to the rench land and to the Telegraaf’s correspond-aSiUia' may marshy forests and other trophies of success are being Holland Roulers academy by acclamation to fill the seat was but no attempt has by the taken all the time Germans again on of the late Jules Clareiie The their numbers yet been made to estimate bers of the “ugitives from Roulers declare” the academy are accounts of correspondent says “that forty inhabitants such action as recognition of the close “Wounded men tn their of of that town the fighting shot by the around the village were relationsat the present time between state that while the artillery Germans during the invaders’ occupa-aPd Kozienica tfiat rance and Belgium duel was all the prominentcitizens proceedingfor several w®’t? taimen days and nights the troops were as hostages If is elected it will be Maeterlinck inally the artillery “There is no confirmation the first time foreigner has to move or the become the alles have broken fire equal on both sides and becameback through member of the rench academy the German lines near to a came make bayonet Eecloc” The soldiers stiff and miserable from their long in the Socialist confinement Orator flooded trenches only too were ON PLAN dashed at the order and upon via Havre Paris Oct 23 O While the German line with irresistible vigor cannon roared and shells passed— over-'ead’ The Germans for the second time during Emile VanderveldeBelgian minister the war on this side met them with Paris Oct 23 The greatest problem of state delivered an address of the bayonet and a terrible fight for this— winter to the Belgian rance probably will encouragement troops be take care of the people at home Neither side could gain the at Nieuport today to The and the slaughter was fearful who is the army will have the first call on republican socialist leader the national resources The 37000000 "inally Russian hurrah came the went to Nieuport on of people at home down on the wind from the flank Invitation of King must get best Albert On his on as by brisk firing The A Germans return here he said the Belgians were they and can wonderfulspirit of gentleness successful outflanking full of kindness is mistookthis for and determinedto fight the rench courage moving and fled to the last people to create movement and they inbroke community of for in abandoning everything their runthem Vandervelde’smeeting with King everythingthey have in which safety The Russiansthepursued tody was hts firstHe said every person shall share AH private for twenty miles and plain was that the ruler interests have shriveled Nevertheless manner was most sim-pl? up with the strewn dead” and affable He added: contributions from the putside German In dispatch from The socialists support the government world are sorely needed Warsaw the company of Reuter’s because they are defendingtheir Telegram says the German retreat from homes They are loyal to the father-land’ precipitate that the Warsaw was so soldiers had to abandon their food supplies at The Belgian minister of war remains prisoners taken were Dunkirk Many from One Oct 23 hunger complete London Nicholas unit of 800 men was captured by the has conferred — Emperor the order of St on ront? George R ussians third class on Grand Duk the Nicholas in chief of Washington Oct 23 The commander Russian German forces and the order fourth — same embassy todaywireless announced receipt of class on Captain Martinoff from Berlin: 23 (by wireless) Official headquarters Captain Martinoff Berlinto Oct report of Octo-per though wounded official announcement — made 2w for three days says fighting1 on the Yser canal remained on an unprotected in Vienna capital of the is continuing that eleven post exposed to shell Czernowicz British war observation and shrapnel fire directing the artillery (Town Land of Burkowinathewhich has vessels are supportingthe hostile been in tie possession of fire Russians and that the When a shell started a fire was repulsed since early in the war has been retaken enemy east of Dixmude Our troops also have close to he led the powder magazine by the Austrians successfully- advanced in that direction party which extinguished the flames They’ have captured also two Russian There is fighting west stubborn field fortifications located one behind and northwest of Lille The the other to the southeast of slowly retreated along the enemy Sambov Eh® front whole fierce ON To the northwestof attacks from the direction Sambor Austrian troops are proceedingin the direction of Toul against the heights south of Thiacourt were of Strassol repulsed under heaviest has been LondonhereOctof 23the— News losses from the rench death in action of During recent engagements Austrian troops have taken 3400 Russianprisoners “It has been authenticated Lord John Spencer that the Cavendish son of twenty-five officers British admiral in the late Lord whom are of the and among Edward Cavendish They have captured also fifteen off Ostend command squadron could hardly be brother of the Duke of Devonshire youngest dissuaded by the Belgian guns authorities machinereceived from bombarding Ostend from the Russianfront A British casualty list issued today “In Issued by regard to the Russian theatre but dated October 18 in says a shows ten officers Poland statement of war of our forces following killed the official news are including Lieut Sir R G V bureau relates that the retreating army in the direc- Duff of the Second Life Guards and the Russians have captured the grand uoii oi Several hundred twenty-nine wounded equerry of the king of Saxony He was prisoners ussowietz have been aken and enmn riding in the royal automobilewhen inacmne Eruns after Near Warsaw and in O taken south Poland IlnriArldAi fitvhi IN general who had only’ just yesreraav was quiet events are still A young from recovered grave wounds led the developing” 23 The Pall Mall Russiansin a successful assault on the London Oct the —Duke zettc says of heights of on the San river Roxburghe Radymno captain of the Scots north of Guard was wound-on Przemysl the news bureau Paris Oct 23 255 while service in m — The official ed rance His also announces The Austrians fled in given out at the war announcement wounds however are not dangerous disorder and the Russians succeeded in this afternoon savs: Duke of is well The Roxburghe twenty-two officers left wing capturing and “On our the very considerable the United States especially known inYork than 1000 men forces The left German in in 1903 more enemy whose presence New where he married 200 wounded on the field was reported yesterday have continued Goelet Miss May The couple have veryviolent attacks in the entire one son region the sea and betweenGenerally the canal of La Bassee the speaking STILL situation of the allied forces has been IN If the allies have had to maintained yield at certain points they have at others The (by wireless) eaemv also has Berlin Oct 23 evidenced — The very great activity in the general in of the German region of Arras and on the River Somme command Seventh army corps it "was stated To the north and to the south of in Berlin today has declared (Continued rom Page 1) this we have stream that the calling of to their troops since it has proved the landsturm is in the region progressed of Rosieres their ability to “In Sauterre in the region of Verdun unnecessary as enormous numbers of withstandfrequent and are still available and in the region of and Itlandwehr formidableshocks from the powerfully yet been necessary to call outrj has reinforced we have had some partial successes German army’ without volunteers perceptibly giving way In fact they' On the rest of the front there is nothing to report nave advanced somewhat at various To sum up: points No nKEsrrriaaaKSWKSHnKi 4 COMMENCING 1 1 em-ployees All t the Late’at Y g I AT TODAY Styles O’CLOCK 10 Choice our T oday at important Price ' a -were Some Than Less at Half I include destroyed ordered Austrians -wing Germans ew Antwerp Rotterdam 1 I 5 if I T V BI a 1 U ITT 1 army 1 1 I t I I I V ’ M O v n u city-says - I r J W-1 ii ' ’i I 11 government pillaged mriiiiOW I i v i ! 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