British General French Says War Situation Satisfactory
Sir John French commander of the British expeditionary force reports no ground gained by Germans and some French advances in places while he marks his sixty second birthday by stating the situation is satisfactory according to his latest war office communication.
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John French
Sir John French
War Office
Paris
Meuse
Woevrre
Lorraine
Vosges
Aisne
Berlin
London
Lokal Angieger
Rmans
Rheims
France
Belgian
Best Laxative For Children
When a baby is cross and fretful digestion deranged and the bowels need attention a mild laxative helps. Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin is praised for gentle pleasant tasting relief without distress. Druggists sell it at five or ten cents and one dollar per bottle. For a free trial write to Dr W B Caldwell 451 Washington St Monticello IA.
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Caldwell
War fronts hold against German assaults amid strict censorship
Reports from Paris and London describe heavy German attacks along the western front with allied forces repeatedly repulsing them. Censorship limits details as Austrians retreat behind the Carpathians under Russian pressure, Montenegrins near Sarajevo, and a French warship sank by Austrian forts at Cattaro.
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Petrograd
Przemysl
Galicia
Carpathians
Hungary
Berlin
Austria
Cettinje
Montenegro
Tange
Sarajevo
Bosnia
Cattaro
Dalmatia
Colognes
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
Vienna
Wells& Uke
Eiffel Tower
Domestic sources of combined nitrogen urged as US supply panel
Washington calls attention to dependence on Germany for pot ash and Chilean radium nitrate. Geological Survey proposes domestic sources of combined nitrogen including gasworks by products and ammonia recovery valued at over 9.5 million dollars in 1912, and electrochemical fixation of atmospheric nitrogen to boost hydroelectric driven industry.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Geological Survey
Sulzer Summoned in Suit by a Woman
New York September 15 a summons was filed with the county court clerk in Utah against William Sulzer former governor by Dorothy Agan Mason of this city. The summons did not state the nature of the action.
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New York
Zaut
Wiliam Sulzer
Dorothy Agan Mason
Louvain Described as Modern Pompeii After Destruction
Professor E Gilson of Louvain University describes the wreck of Louvain Belgium in a letter to the Belgian minister of justice. He portrays a city of burning ruins with Prussian sentinels and a shattered St Peter's, noting systematic arson, pillage, and theft by troops and officers.
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Washington
Louvain
Belgium
E. Gilson
University of Louvain
Henry Carter da Wiarl
Wilson
Tervueren
Lertiem
Callars
St. Peter's
Hotel de Ville
Boest
van der Weghe
Rue de Namur
Les Helles
Brabant
Cites
Herent
Pompeii
Chausses de Malines
Innocent Girl Aids Man in Mann Act Case at Chicago
Chicago reports Charles F. De Woody former Chicago DOJ official now in Cleveland expected before Judge Landis to face questions from two witnesses in a Mann Act indictment against William R. Edwards of St Paul. Ada Cox accuses a plot involving Parkin and Edwards. Cox did not appear but separate statements describe attempted coercion and aid from Chicago allies.
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Chicago
Charles F. de Woody
Department of Justice
Cleveland
Ohio
Landis
William R. Edwards
St. Paul
Ada Cox
Miss Cox
Lockford
Sidney L. Berry
de Woody
Minnesota
Paul Hughes
John P. Cummings
Bawards
Cummings
Municipal Coutt
Dorothy Moore
Mr. Edwards
Misa Cox
Parking
New York Plans to Boost Cotton Movement Across States
New York merchants organized fourteen subcommittees to propel a cotton relief drive. A five member committee will manage details. Messages from Tuscaloosa and Silk Association urge support and buying bales. Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company orders sixty bales via Atlanta manager to pass funds through farming channels. Listings show dozens of firms across Chicago Detroit St Louis and New York placing bales to aid southern cotton growers. The Corno Mills shifts to cotton sacking, and Mutual Life Insurance orders bales through Atlanta.
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New York
Board of Trade of
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Alabama
Silk Association of America
Europe
Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company
Jersey City
N. J
George H. Hartford
L. Henley
Atlanta
Hartford
Cotton
Henley
Whitehall Street
Spiecel House Furnishing Company
Chicago
Dr. L. D. LeGaar Medicine Company
St. Louis
Endicott, Johnson Shoe Company
Endicott
N. C
Hunter Street
Dozier & Gay Paint Company
AL Steinhardt & Bro
Smart Underwear Company
James H. Mann Company
Lewiston
The
Kansas Flour Mills Company
Kansas City
the Union
Comany
Virginia Jank and Bag Company
Petersburg
Smith & Furbush Machine Company
Philadelphia
Corno Mills Company
Bt. Lous
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Bryan Chops Wood to Prove Health in Asheville
Secretary of State William J. Bryan, resting during a brief vacation in Asheville, chops a large oak felled at Sunset Mountain to show his health. He quips that cutting down wood is easier than other duties while noting no ill effects after delivering a campaign sermon and addressing students. He and Mrs. Bryan plan to return to Washington soon.
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Asheville
N.C
William J. Bryan
Sunset Mountain
Bryan
Washington
Britain seeks US probe over Lorenzo coal shipment
Washington reports Britain asks United States to investigate who supplied coal to the American ship Lorenzo when she coaled the German cruiser Karlsruhe off the West Indies. The Lorenzo was seized by a British cruiser and officials refuse to identify cargo origins.
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Washington
Great Britain
United States
Lorenzo
Karlsruhe
Twe Departments of Commerce and Justice
New York
New York and Porto Rico Steamship Company
Thor
West Indies
Tre Lorenzo
New York and Forto Rico Steamship Company
Berwind
Buenos Aires
New Berwind
Rio Janeiro
Inter-American Steamanin Company
Newport Rews
Anta
South America
Tobacco Habit Conquered in Three Day Cure Book
A seasoned New Yorker Edward J Woods outlines a method to banish tobacco use in three days. The book promises calm sleep, clear vision, strong appetite and memory, and reduced nicotine withdrawal with no more urge for cigarettes cigars or chewing tobacco. Woods offers free copies to applicants at 534 Sixth Ave New York City.
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Edward J. Woods
Sixth Ave
New York City
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Knickerbocker
GLOBE
Gilson
Girl
Fooled Club
W. Grove
Delphine
South
Britain
Cone’s Pry Whitehail
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Gray & Haley
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Ivy
Morrow
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Library Bureau
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Dolly Varden
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Cherse
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Tetley
Pure Georgia Syrup
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