Show ANOTHER STEAMER SB BY MINE COAST GERMANS TO TRY ORMATION WEDGE USED O SINKS RUSSIAN in the Crimea reports that near Takol the Russian steamer Yalta! lighthouse the Caucasus was sunk by a launched by the Turkish cruiser The crew anJ Goeben passengerswere saved“The steamer Kazbeek went j ) from tor-pedo CRUISER -"the AND RENCH I I " -which to DESTROYER PENANG AT the were rescue was and sank struck by two persons aboard torpedoes Many drowned’! K - I - LOUIS ATLANTA' BATTENBERG O II 2 in high of the I AS Cruiser Daring 1 in high which Dash Into British on the lag who Neutral Said to Have seemed for a time certain lag lying would carry them (Continued rom Page 1) mat main rorce their objective the in Austria the chief Mines through towards argument his channel ports made against him was that I &ct he is the brother-in-law Belgians Gains 29 The British of Prince for 25 cents Tokio embassy Belgians now control the railroad 2 — The Henry of Prussia who holds a somewhat hears that the German cruiser Emden Oct 29 and well & Co Inc similar Q leetwood England Nieuport Dixmude as CiuctL Peabody Makers command in the German — Word asbetween I I has been flying the Japanese flag and disguised received through a trawler the River Yser the where Bavarian which arrived here Wednesday night troops had their wish fulfilled that they by the addition of fourth There were smokestack that rumors some time ago that another steamer has been sunk should the British Prince Louis had encounter which British in been confine entered Penang possession in the towerof off Malin Head off the north coast of they did to their cost trols especially to prevent these de London but these were ’ the Straits Settlementsand fired B Ireland too ridiculous to be given serious The forces of the allies in that region sertions” are said to have the Germans well in which sank the Russian cruiser although the authorities i hand but l strong deemed it expedient that he should Olympic Changes Course reinforcements are Red With Blood and a rench destroyer Jemtchug I that direction to Oct 29 The in more in public instead of confining London steamermoving continue — The Emden’s entrance into the the battle which has been so well beOct waters himself to the admiralty 29— The Sluis Olympic whichleft New York where by the of She since the allies of the Telegraafsays: Penang was audacious came for Glasgow was outbreakof the war he had warned by wireless gun Ypres down to Arras fighting “ighting on both banks of the Yser working night and day directing telegraphythat there were German of rom under the gun$ of the fort and after been the severest kind went day continues but it is less severe than the strategy of the navy the prince B Tory Island on the on all sinking the cruiser and the destroyer mines ofoff Ireland being considered i tnd lias or the most part it favored the allies Both sides are takinga rest escaped one of the most noted ii put through the Strait of Malacca strategists north coast Swilly who not only’ held tenaciously their The of the admiralty into to Belgians have fought officers and eighty-four seamen Lough Her above passengers position but made a considerable I amid the din of the battle killed this some of the less sent by train to and board the were ollowing were special Londonon Jemtchug to some points their cry of ‘Louvain’ and ‘Termonde’ papers took the derry sunk matter up when she was vessels All along the entrenchedline from could be heard The Times in an editorial suggest-coast Merchant belonging to the and asked that some statementshould the Aisne to the Argonne forest there ing that the mines off the of less of belligerent nations are taking refuge at oe the fact that an “A number wounded are mane regarding that General officer of northern Ireland have been dropped by isvon little to report except at Bruges resh troops are German birth should be re Colombo Ceylon tained as the professional head of North trawlers flying neutral Kluck seems to have abandoned A German sea a marching to the front the his flag says: attempt begun early in the week officer said to the correspondent: The Russiancruiser Jemtchug was a navy’ break the allies’ lines and has been boat of about 3100 tons and laid “The Germans have so flagrantlytoobliged was The Globe for example while exTerrible to give way in places Bayonet Charges many’ for the prince whom violated the precepts of internationaland retire to trenches in the down in 1902 Her main battery conpressing sympathy“himself do but we rear here it described that the only safe cannot much of six and she had as the soul of law that precaution guns LSfi must try The bayonet charges are sisted to be to close the North sea to Reginient Im Destroyed a speed of twenty-four knots She carried honor but who is the subject of seems the terrible the all traffic in order to prevent any further Some of our men are pierced gossip and a crew of 334 men After the battle unfounded suspicions” One East Wuerttemberg regiment and through standing Weandarewith of the Sea of that for his own sake dangerousabuse of neutral flags numbering a thousand is reported to through Japan during the asked this little breast deep in the “no less than for that of do not nt present advocatethis have been destroyed north of the Chal-ade terrible water war in 1905 the Jemtchug the nation sent over fire of the warships We were over whose destinies he extreme measure but it is for the wood in the Argonne region The was interned at Manila now exercises a “It is and above all for the attacked from three sides Many were Germans were retreating after an The German cruiser Emden after her suc1 paramount influence” some killed at development Middelkerke and the canal exploits i to say whether such attack in the Indian ocean statementshould be issued when they decided to around he said is i is practicable and of “a nature so and so desirable”return and try to surprise the pursuing water was red with blood’ she sank a score or more of emphatic where rench The “The Germans are diggingentrenchmentsBritish steamers has apparentlyshifted as to at and Germans marched two once remove doubt like it will find it— in the direction of Thielt behind so by two througha rocky’ her’ scene of forever every cloud of and to SINKS pass operations more to the mountain Nieuport-Dixmude” and had reachedwithin a' few hundred the line of every breath of the of 1 eastwardto the vicinity of the Straits silence prince’s rumor” the season’s yards of the defenders quickly replied rench The camp when Twelve-inch Settlements On sunk Tuesday she was IN SEA Busy with the record of services of himself THE rench forester gave the alarm His Guns as having a Japanese and his family to comrades rushed forward and heaped London Oct 29 11 England and rather The secretary steamer bound for Singapore 21 of British rocks at the m Paris Oct destroyers — A squadron end of the path and strangely his Prince the — nephew Maurice has sunk in the of the admiralty makes the torpedoboat bf are the finest poured a murderous fire on the Wuert-tembergers Battenberg was the first member Adriatic had German steamer which who announcement:flotilla steepleof the cathedral have been bom of the royal family to be killed in the the endeavored to make “The British for this been converted into cruiser according naval continues their escape from the defile but found barded war var to dispute' from Barcelona to the to support the allies’left and since “In the region the enemy the the Havas News Argonne less agency passage blocked with rocks and morning of October27 the fire of the was chased Letters Exchanged from several trenches and The Barcelona correspondent machine guns has has issued the following that thiu guns been The admiralty f Gains news appears in Pubbrought to bear some machine guns were captured for free directions is Prince icidad Spanish pubthe positions correspondence between a White lag Used upon German and bat newspaper ae"To the southwestof Verdun severe Louis of Battenbergand WinstonKpen-cer Jfshed at Gibraltar eighty-six In rhe British The Germans then hoisted a white teries rench attacks have been repulsed Churchill leisher’s 4-fold— first lord of the admiralty members flag strovers rescuedthe and when a in rench officer with a “Reports received from shore testify counterattacks our troops succeeded Prince Louis in a letter to Mr of the crew German vessel party to receive the to the and of the fire breaking the rench lines to Churchill dated 28 said of the small advanced effect accuracy through October surrender the Germans reopened fire and to its galling character the main position of the Mr Churchill: have lately The flank which been “Dear enemysuffered driven to the painful killing ten of the rench The infuriated is thus thoroughlymaintained was occupied The rench conclusion IN that at this juncture my birth and SEA rench troops then terrible losses I opened have Gentian Guns Silenced the effect of impairingin terrific fire with their machine guns the east of the Moselle all the “To some respects my Oct 29 The the usefulness cn the Stockholm Swedish and killed the entire German column “Yesterday and the day before attempts of the enemy have been re board of the admiralty In these from — Portugal for and steamer Omen In Alsace there has been constant enemy brought up heavy guns feel it to be my duty as Upper pulsed” hit mine Monday to the fire of Gothenburg Sweden a fighting and the rench have vigorously Admiral a loyal subject of his majestyto resign It and i garment must hang well must be soft in the North sea and sank off The vessels received first sea warm taken at the point of the Hood’s ships my office of lord hoping It must stand hard wear No ive members of her crew many villages only’ trifling structural Official thereby to facilitate the task of the Cuxhaven damage Today matter how great your skill you Lorraine they are gaining bayonet In were drowned from the shore has practically of the great service to cannotput these qualities into your work they are yarn qualities ground A heavy snow has fallen in the opposition Oct 29 1107 The p which have devoted life and to ceased and the preponderance Paris my the black forest stopping the high qualities of Vosges ease the burden laid on his majesty's The uniform the leisher Yarns are rench war office in its official com of the naval gunners seems to be es ministers German operations The German ar municationissued tonight says: h acknowledged by yam-users O tillery is being everywhere Whatever kind of yours very truly lSsi withdrawn from the tablished “Tnere is no importantnews to re “The casualties have been very’ slight 'I 2c rench frontier as a precaution “LOUIS O yarn you need look for the trademark IN port according to the latest Informaalwaysinsist on leisher’ one shell explodingon tion received” throughout but alcon “Admiral” ticket on every skein the destroyer killing one Churchill Oct 29 The that for October report Retreat The text of the official communlca 29 replied under date of follows and eight men and wounding one Greece has landed— 1200 soldiers to Prince Louis at tion this afternoon follows: Knitting Worsted Superior Ice Woo Santi thus taking and fifteen men One killed and “My Dear Prince Louis: as This is no Quaranta possession Dresden Suonv London Oct 30 322 a m — A Daily officer "During the day of yesterday we ShetlandZephyr of the southern part of ordinary war but a struggle several wounded are also reported from between sends a Spanish Worsted gives it entire control Albania Telegraph correspondent made pro ess at several points along nations for life or death Spiral Yarn of the light cruiser Brilliant and It raises passions which channel is eight Shetland loes from the Belgian frontier that the line of battle but particularly the races of a most Pamela Shetland Corfu the between causing a profound the Germantown Zephyr the Germans are making were wounded on Rinaldo kind Highland Wool in As this step and to the south of Ar It effaces the old landmarks Impression Rome preparations around Ypres (4- and have also Cashmere Yam the part of Greece stronglv to retreat from their present positions “The enemy’s submarines and frontiers of our civilization was ras Eiderdown Wool Wool by the London conferenceit is been reported an “I further oppose the wish Angora in seeking opportunity “There is nothing on the front cannot the last few vou Silfcflafce Wool Belgium They are removing their vjoIi Yarn generally believed in Italian political the bombarding ships have during weeks IBISJmIM wounded from Bruges to Brussels and to attack circles that Greece will not be Nieuportand Dixmude to from the covered by British destroyers” me to be released Clip Coupon are up all the are this Line by Great Britain and throwing entrenchments “Between the Aisne and Argonne we burdenof responsibility which you have on rance Mail this Coupon to S B & B way along the proposedline of retr-at of borne thus far with so tooK possession some trenches W LEISHER Philadelphia much honor and dispatch from Ostend Official Paris Oct 29— A from cupied by the and not one success enemy “All that has been said regardingthe these and tolls which rest Athens to the Havas agency rgays that partial attacks “The theanxieties undertaken by upon Chrj 29 via Amsterdam and naval the forwardare nr tin severity of the fighting Dixmude” Berlin the Germans resulted administration of our imircn - to ia around successfully assist in the country are in themselvesenough to trv troops who going continues the The general headquarters is dispatch “has London— German also in the forest of Street advanced man’s spirit and Slate occunationoi so order tnprn mania nnr this morning gave out the a whendifficulties to them are been too mild but amid’ great Dixmude itself is in Apremont” added the ineradicable ceeded in perfect of report yvith regard to the of the ruins and not single house is standing enthusiasm which you could not at this 1 people Oueen speak in rance and Belgium: Sophie has ofbeenthe named as in the adjacent villages of Beerst juncture in fairness ask honorary you to support south commander irst Essen and Vladsloo attacks to the of them off regiment of All five “Our Nieuport the national slowly gaining ground At Ypres guard places are practically ACTS “Theof navy of today and still more the shambles the are battle Is navy’ tomorrow bears the imprint of streets heaped with German dead the unchanged O SEEN your work The enormous impending behind in the retreat forced by’ the “To the west of Lille our troops are influx of capital ships the score of allies' artillery good progress Several Oct 29 The making Paris rench thirty knot cruisers the destroyers academy and positions of the — have been against “Many’ German stragglers enemy have been today issued a note protesting submarines unequaledin modern T enrlnn taken Sixteen British officers and 300 Germany having imputedto rance or rignt airships found in condition of hysteria shatwhich are coming now to vvi Hasselt four allies responsibility for the war hand passed over on the German-Belgian tered by the ordeal through are the results of labors men as well as cannon have been her which frontier going which they and also against the “abominableacts” we have had in and captured and in westward passed A sign of demoralization in common which evidently for Brussels had by the armies the board making and German of admiraltyowes so much it had the German ranks is the number of counterattacks everywhere committed Antwerp where sheds been The note says that in the nametheof to your aid previously A rench battery Stated Zeppelin and stragglers were being conseeking sanc- have been repulsed civilization tne academy denounces the “The first step whichthesecured neutrality and the structed according to The stationed before the cathedral of Reims violation of ofBelgian timely fleet was Rotterdam dis- tuary beyond the Dutch border of destruction noble monuments of the taken byconcentration patch to the Daily Mail you must express publicly German authorities have sent out pa- land artillery observers posted on the past It expresses for the deep admiration my indebtednessto you and the a that are fighting against the armies pain feel at the severance of our three German-Austrian coalition and sends years of official association to the soldiers who “greetings “In all circumstances you are right of mated by the virtues rance’s our in your decision The spirit in thus immortalwhich demonstrate have acted is the in you same ity” which Prince Mauriceof has given his life to our causeBattenberg and in which xour gallant son is now serving in the fleet “I beg you to accept my profound and that of our colleagues on the “It was certainly a grand thing for tern board has been toned up by the tonic “I remain yours very sincerely heeded! the afforded by the Akoz that read and mineralized Akoz medicinal mineral ads in the SaltLake water and my general health is better than it has been for years cannot for about well from papers am now too strongly recommend the Akoz treatment ILED (Continued rom Page 1) a long siege of to those who rheumatism” says are suffering as they would open fire The formerGerman MBMIMHEi Mrs E Smith Glen avenue Murray did for so long time Those interested warshipshave proved a cause of Utah in letter to the Natura com suffering are Invited to a or make throughoutthe last few weeks any inquiries regardingthis statement pany to the allies and Great Britain asked the five years suffered from and will gladly' “During me answer the Ottoman government to remove the from rheumatism tried so them’’ remedies many Germans from the vessels but Turkey Page 1) (Continued rom that naturally skeptical Akoz the wonderful California became replied that this was a domesticques large quantities of sulphate of thing which claimed a cure mineral has of any’ new brought relief to copper tion by England for the ailment from which had been are exported hundreds of people in Utah suffering War May Spread urther eontinues Mrs from rheumatism stomach trouble After a conferencebetween Acting so long a sufferer” Akoz Brignt’s has been of the state department Smith “However gave a disease bladder complaint Meanwhile Turkeyallies under Secretary Lansing and Sir Cecil Spring-Rice catarrh ulcers piles skin surveillance by the Her action the trial and after five w?eks of the treatment in the present attack on Russian seaports British ambassador late today it was can truthfully say am enthusiastic and other ailments You are The pains that to call has not been explained but it is stated at over the results phone or write the Akoz authoritatively Washington have continually’ into that Great Britain shot and man at Schramm-Johnson drug store is possible that her injection the war up down my that coffee-drinking actually probably would limbs first and bring to arms the vessels carrying now with the Kenyon corner at Second South and may some of the Balkan American swelling went has entirely Main streets for further to give coffee to tlieir children or states which have up to the present copper detained at Gibraltar disappeared information health few parents It was learned that the Italian feel My sysquiescent improved in every way’ regarding this advertisement it already nas declared an embargo Ally on the exportation of Not copper to belligerent Countries proof more than the unnatural aches but that the notification had Oct 29 not formally reached coffee-drinkers Petrograd suffer — Reports and pains that here from Berlin to the effect England It is not known yet whether that a formal alliance exists Sweden and Greece have declared between proof more conclusive than the Turkey’ and Persia are denied by the on the exportation of copper scores of expert ' Persian minister His denial was given Incidentally the British ambassador revealed medical and scientific opinions against coffee? that negotiationswere well after he had made inquiries of the gov under way between Great Britain and at M von Klem ernment Tehetan the all the neutral countries of Heart Liver and are first head of the Middle Asiatic of Europe bureau whereby the neutral in foreign affairs to be it who is in Petrograd each case Would act as government affected shows in often the consignee explains that the alleged false report of all products Classed as conditional in indigestion or heart frequently originated from a purely personal contraband visit by Anfa Ud Poula a 1 In the case of copper biliousness disturbed vision already en ' ’ or sian to in Constantinople route to Italy or or Greece the Sweden Klem says Russia’s relations British will be guided by government with von ultimate destination of each cargo Persia have not been changed the offering to buy copper believed to be Persia’s request for to coal Russia remove consignedindirectly to Storage is perhaps 20 per cent less efficient than in her troops from the frontier w’as not Krupp's works- in Germany or Austrian the “fresh from the mine” coal Such being made seriously or accepted seriously factories case by the Russians becauseif the troops principal object of the British the from the The you want “fresh mine” kind You’llget it if you buy were ambassador’s Visit to Mr withdrawn the territory LAnsingwas correct a current that immediately be occupied by the Turks toGreat impression jworinrrnr'T"':r"r" nmmi Britain would protest against accordingto M von Klem Secretary McAdoo’s order to collectors of customs asking them to withhold Aberdeen Castle Black This pure food-drink made of prime wheat and a small per cent of molasses has a rich JavaPoint from publication the nature of cargoes Hawk until thirty days after ships cleared like Gate Clear Creek ilavourand is absolutelypure and free from the coffee-drug caffeine other or any harmful London Oct 30 203 a A King Reuter American ports Hiawatha Springs ingredient dispatch from Rock Constantinople says that x the situation Soup it the Spring The Should DinneV Canyon between Great Britain and Standard Turkey is becoming daily more strained Every hostess who in aims at success as — “Economy comes in two forms: Coals” and appearsto be nearingthe breaking an entertainer even a moderate way should study the art of we make harmonizing point Regular Postum — must be boiled 15c and 25c packages them such the different features on any menu “It is believed” adds the dispatch to her guests One of the most A “that should the allies experience be Instant Postum-— needs no boiling a setback importantpoints to that remembered in teaspoonful of the soluble powder stirred in a cup of hot in the European theatres of the this connection the soup should is 30c and 50c tins other items of the dinner water makes a delightfulbeverage instantly war especially in A All select “freshPoland it would be fit thesoup Nine kinds are preparedwith more care than should go with a hearty stock shovelful some trial order impossibleto restrain the- Turks as light Every foodstuffsA for and the cost and vice versa and the question all dirt slack and will win you to them Grocers everywhere sell both kinds the war party is rescreened— “keeps” per cup is about the same becoming more and ofdinner flavor should also be bone Our phona is considered thrown out Economy Coals more Was powerful When lndoubt 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