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iR ASSAULT '
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eial of 1,11
cd :
' mcnts Razed by Terrific H;
nf 9(ppI
RAILWAYS AND ROADS
SMASHED BY SHELLS
ously llnouchoi
mile Front After '
of Awful Bombar
T MONN4S JUh SPEC
I'm If. S -pi ::. A
movement of the Fret
i mora than fifteen
bombardment for throt
prepared ttorman p,
were protected In lin
w ins; tj'u use of the ill
i ion "f Fran, ii art tiler,
Ing win long range , i
i ttlroaas and rail'
while si).;, Hat nuns :
tire ffrsl line of the
ami ni t ) i mcnts
MIS.
movement in France, according to the,
HavaJ agency, n hi.-h has received I
from a correspondent an authorised
account of ii,'- battle in Champagne.
"The fir.-i position, which formed
the principal line bf resistance," says'
the correspondent, "comprised from
tun in five trenches arranged en eche
l 1 1-, with .i complete accessory of de-t
fences, Including an impenetrable net-,
mii. .if barbed wire, underground!
hollows as it protection against bom
bardment ami small torts garnished ;
with quick filers. Further and fur-!
thtr there was ., system "f trenches I
which formed a veritable labyrinth, i
Second Une on Height!,
foresight i" mrant;,' their second line
nf resistance ,m ih eights dominat
ing In lh SOUth Hie valley nf III,' Py,
Tao position hail tn he organised with
Mr, (etween the two positions, sep
arated by a distance of from two to
two and .i hi 1 llei ' the pttlne
. lh,' ggnifUli u. .i picpuud Mm
a view tn defense inch by Inch.
"Cttmanunlcatlng trenches uniting
ih, two lines ami protested by acces
sory defenses permitted the dividing
of the ground in case part of the first
line yielded,
"For three days our batteries bom
barded tip1 German position, Wol
ma, If ns, uf the most recent artillery
and were able aft
of the conoui red ti
iininatioii '
plete The
protecting t aces si n
the network of h:,riM,i
torn Up cvervvvhere, Or!
Itll'tl As tt. the network of barhcil
wire, ii w,
destroyed. t
I It I Her) Cuts Off supplies.
"Our lire covered th" entire length
of Ihe first DoSltlon and with ,,n-
i . 1 1 i I
itiiiBv inn, ton in no o,t i ' 1 1 iik "oi.i.-s i tit, .
railroads certain Oermun units found
their supiiiies cut off ami remained ) groet
forty-elghl hours without provisions, built
"The moral elf, , t was no less pow ttrat
erful, Sven (he Interruption of (hel
bombardment Increased the. rtorvou T i
ness of our adversary, who usslesals daj
began concentrated artillery andcen
musket fire. ,that
"The clear sky of September 22 and ishai
21 permitted precise regulation of Mi
observation mi the land ami m the : tip-
air. At !i a. m. rain began to fall and shi n
ut :i. l.', o'clock th" attack was ordered, yean
"This tinman way", which, on a I At
front of mors (hah fifteen miles al a'ain
Hi" same moment ami with Ihe same the
dash, burst upon ami covered th, "ii- Wtnt
emy's tranches, comprised Frenchmen l mori
tme
en- 1
from all parte of Front and hi t
col-1
the
,.y. !
nan
let s I
llUes' Louses Hmall.
"In several minutes our me
iiist of small losses-- small m
erywherc jumped into the
trenches, mastered thr
and continued their course forward I "elicit Methodist churcn,
with audaciousness, despite the soggy strut t ur" at Felicity anil
ground, despite the resistance of the streets, was almost demollsl
enemy who rapidly arranged Interme-1 Masonic temple at st. Cha
diary positions with their reserves, oriUWon streets, sustained dam
who. under the .support of perpend tc- mated at 120,000 through lhi
alar communicating tranches, directed of ornamental chimneys an
a f He from machine Runs and infan-i'l'he Beauregard public schi
try on the flanks of our troops during j Ing and the at. Vincenl or)
their forward movement. lum also were bsdlj damagei
At three points tne advance wa Mrs dds to Horrot
partlcularl) rapid. Near Sottaln wol Shortly after tnldiiiijtit
directed three divergent attacks, cap j strayed part of the pi.nu of i
tured several works ami entered Orleans a, id company, a
trenches called Von Kluck ami von Fields and Florid avenue,
Tlrplts. Then we penetrated 'trench I loaa estimated at 180,000, 1
William. II.' I believed to havi been caused
"To the east the African troops j ning.
crossed the German lines and fought CHI the river front veas
In Ihe wood In the tlliciion of the I
Hollalll- Tahnre , V,o,- t
captured the field railroad .amps and I
depots
Assmili leasts l-aulileen MtnulcH.
"To the nth t other contingent In 1
eighteen minutes captured an enemy railroad spent the tiipht on th
saltern called 'thi pocket.' Further) road ferry whi,h grounded In Hi
fighting found them nasains thelaisalonl river, two miles aboV
Mttaln-Tahure road ami attaining the city. Four tus stood by .ill ni
slopps of hin .v... m;: and although it was said ih" pas'
"North ,,f Bea use Jour, while the lifers were In no danger, the h"
German resistance was being main- waters made ii impossible tor
Mined on the heights of l.a Butte du tugs to attempt to take them off.
Mesnil. we h id taken on ihe vast k!- i A" railroads reaching th.- city i
,1s in the wooded region in Per i!iy yesterday cancelled their trains
Lance and Demi Lone an enure fortl-l
fled sNsteii: comprising no less thalliCHICAG
.. "', i'itf lines. I'm m is
a. I.Jtia feet, in extent This:
L - , ill , ., ' , . : , ... I , r ul, ncr
thr mad from Perthes to Cernay asi
far as the Malson de Champagne, tt wumi ssw. issss wissi
"In the eastern part of the attack- Washingtos), Bepi 10.- Rspresenta-
m from we ,1 ,1 not pass the first DO-1 ttVM of th" Chicago meat packers
siiion, which was particularly strong called tod) the state department
"t certain points The colonial In fun- junrt Urged that Ihe lulled Stai.s pro-i
try, however in a magnificent dash, teas against the retention by British I
captured th.- bastion formed by hill I of fJctals of twenty-nine meat ships I
HI. of which Ihe ravines and prom-1 represeatlllK about l.',5li0.nmi. I
"ntr.rio. to, v,,,'(t. tn,. ri, ,.f a These cariioes hate b.-en detained I
'land In less tint
hn,V f MSSSiges
' Al the end "f I
ar-I
THE WEATHKK
i in u mint o
gico: FMftai and 8
iit east port Una Km
k i. niwiii i: 1:1 f i : 1
For twenty-four hours, ending
p. m. yesterday
Maximum temperature, It degri
T9tt "'
th, Infantry, cw
oy and tgtilmftte pride f vt - I
iNADIAN BUILDING
SCANDAL IS AIRED
. net At, i.iAstD
tifiru- t;
thuusu n,i
said his figures were merelj estlmat
ami Hut he bad no exact know ledge.
HAVE PERISREO IN
1
ich Property
suits and Pat
leans Are Dev
DamaJ
SEVEN KNOWN TO
TROPICA
STORM
KS of New Ur oapltallaation of abo
! or aboul 85 per cent
astfltpfl! ManVlltuiisation iii that i
Ul N At. C'KC
LlttlD WIHIi
ilt
drowned, four WW
of structures ii"
I thosi drowned
tM ,, wait heller weather, Th
,. w1 I
aspore ii vvesienae
miiih ntili, ,1 men met aeam
when the yclerina r hospital on Ram-
nan tipur Totiloitse street, was if
m i
motlahed, and ewi
l.llle.l
r.oihe- I Usathtg in tUver,
(Jreolti reported by w ireless to
h.it i, numbeu of i odles were
floating down the Mississippi and
houses for miles wars demol-
rhoul i
s ,ml
Ing when
. hut tho
nek this
from ten
the barometer b
w mil fell slowly
At
to twenty miles an hour at
tent gusts,
Much Property Dame
From every part of tin
reports of property him. me
number of widely known i
showed the effects of the
.1 lapse i
ii, tliles. )
were
ware-
swtt inpetl and the mill
to , o ses III ttiatit
many streams stripped of
the corrugated iron sheatlng, wntcn j
was bolted to the steel framework, !
Mam pass, ng is on tin Ban An-1
tonic express ..f the Southern Pacific
Mis
th' ihrhi
50 PACKERS
-
PRflThNT IN M K !
lilt''. vs'.'i .
previous sctsu
which receatt)
the British prli
cated by
2 RAILROADS OF
UNITED STATES
1 IN HANDS
OE RECEIVERS
Bcfoie
if This
u
INSOLVENCY WITHOUT ;BLOODY BATTLES IN
PARALLEL IS RECORD, PROGRESS EVERYWHERE
Approximating
That of 1891,
51111
"The addition of the 3 S5 mile of , ,,.,.,,
the Missouri, Kansas A rexas 8K'nkjiown i- thi
nick' s i total of railway operat- 1 . .
now being operated by receii
is mora than One-sixth of th
mileage in the United State
reeds the total rallwaj m
any other i untr in fin n
dtalisatlo
tted '-'liit
The largest
eiverships pre-
ordlng to the
commission's
Pal year ending
m roads, opar-
hi' iitni with a
$2, 600,000,004,
f the total i ip
mileage f fl
vlously reei
i nteratate 1
ftg-;.lune 10, 19H. when
I sting Ja.l 10 iiiih s nf
ne. were In Ing SU
irection "i tlutith
srated
ln.ltr Hi
I ships Is let
bankrupt i
AS BOMBS OF EUROPE
OBSOLETE, EXPERT SAYS
'i ieil xnerta
,t mica i
I ueyise a - is in, i
UhlOrlno mixture
i len
-loll
"ii-
ling
do It hel
ho out of datl
"The ceimo
WOllld be ("I'I'ible .Mill stitt'llillk.
Wai. instaoee a rse 11 II If 1 1 nil hvill
ry, Imwi't
tdlson and
ntois to
trible ens
alii, the I"
nil with it
mi shores
hold
til iK 1
MINF WORKERS CHARGE
CHIEF WITH TREACHERY
. PtciAL Lf mio Wll
Sept 10.- A III"
late tonieiii b) thi
United Mi
Hanraty,
tlon. "Ktill
(settled Cla
Co,( com pan:
total amount
I( ! 68
RegOlUtlom
uk ear- There was
1st ruggllng
adopt - ! Hlieka free
hargesl A delegt
tonight j on Maym
or i he against wi
urns of , ensure wen
imr to three of the
Hanraty. Delegates
! loss to know Whel
iiK'imst
y, r ill
j full.
II,
sgerts, how
,i
. . . , xllirHA
N S HON. J HUT tno
I. I s u " " " ' "
CINCH
ut MMmM lot
London, Sepl
iimlij M Kenna
chequer, mad"
house of cpnin
holders of th.
floated in the
ON INCOMES
atati ment in the
today thai English
IRlo-Ftem ll loan
led Slates Will be
subject to the Income t" Wliec evei
lh,y hold the bonds, SltBSI h-ie or in
I the I'hited Slales,
MORE GAINS ARE
MADE BY ALLIES;
GGUNS
ARE CAPTURED
Lost to F
rial Offi
B.in In
Alien Gen-
! on Land, on
id in the Air,
Mesnll
ig hi Ho work
tie la I lefattc,'
I'l, ' I anil I anil .uu IctlVC
n Belgium our heav artlllen
t near Irmnncoui
s if Royc, a mil i
was dispersed by
fur,- Baauvralghej
ill mini's w In h
tire.
i exploded
"'.J'
"'"
ground
i more
j ' 80, to
road ft
en Dor
. have n
' "By
eeu, a in i
Ouvrage ,i
n, r attack,
neil
"plllse, I. The ,
poll. lilt losses,
!, '.Hint; of tin
lit, uis has pen
i omputatlon
Their nun'
pi s , apti
' , Septemh,
front alone.
flotilla of
a, ropl.i t
ml,
i tttjt:
1 nomi,
I llomi
; night
inibai ib .I
OF LAD'S
Escape Bullets of
ink tiisiru
workers
lploynicnt.
FRFNCH SOLDIER!
INCREASED T(
Ulhtl Pel t (AfKO WINf ,
chamber of ,i
session lodat
Incrsaslng the
from on ol
Th,. chamtsi
francs ism.o
the Increase,
rlvate studiers
nts per day
MANY B
DISTURBANCE OF
STRIKERS CAUSE
DEATH
KANSAS CITY IS
MEETING PLACE
OFG. A. R. NEXT
YEAR. IS AGREED
! , I
WOMEN AND OTHERS
FAINT IN THE JAM
Misi
IT
Mime iinn a nnnnuiusp i t
in csldent,
vcxeie IVumIi at White Hoase
Arrangements b ui bean mini"
lots were Invited ami to add to the
oonfuslnn man) of thos In the crowd!
th.it appeared whsn the hour fot ths
ne eptioii arrived wor badges whit h
thev ..mi lind been hoIu Ihvni at twsii-l
iv-five cents with the undarstnodlng I
ihnt they winild admit the waaftra to
the White House KXclted men and
wonp-n clamored foi admission at all I
Ihe Kiiles where the pnheeineti had
Instructions to admit nnl) thoHe wear
Ina a certain kin.i of badge When
store, I ijiitei lo ordering that every-
j bOd) I"' pel lint It'll In t iller.
Mailt People I anil
AhoiiiK several men anil women
hail fainted, and oile rs were so , x-
aids ihe While rlocse and revived
After ih" business meeting tomor
row most of the veterans romalnlhg m
tow,, will an I" V i'l i ii - Ion National
Alexundi'r-llHhrpnbei'g, of Uellevllle,
iu.t president, over three other candi
dates Tie corps also voted from lis
n tsury a glfi of 11,000 to be used
as 1 v it. offii lata see fit
Ml MOHI M T Utl I I IH
I N III II' I M V -- s
GERM A
Do 1 1
II S WANT0NRY
. i isiin witii
duces evl
, at hedra i
an obsert
rseas Net
onfii mini; I he ass i ' i
ptem her I lectrlc i"
is, d on thi at hedra I to
Ked Cross flag and tl
mat ! oi the i iphlet.
fellS, i.
1 IKE l
i nun witl
I till-ill a I '
dislri, I of r
clinei to diat
native of Ni"
(Tnivertsity of
in law practit
tl If II,
bUh'JU
. 1 I'll v
:
Tii cr.i(
E
jcretary of Wai Believes
Voluntary System of Enlist
ment Better am1 Unions
A"nv iii it kih'iint y t -.
V MON.Nl lOIIMN
London S, pi i
country, al wimii Premier Asqulth
i ami Karl Kitchener discussed ihe mill-;
tart situation, the belief was expressed I
that the number of men required for
army, navj and munitions work in or
det i" carry oul the war saccesirfully !
could be obtained bj the voluntary
enllstmenl system The labor rsprs ,
Hentutives desided to orgunlsn a ki"
eini labor recruiting campaign
iressi 'i a
II of the
IliilK Would h mole KttCCeBSfUl
e,o , i in i would ststa frankly
tr as was cnmnatlble with the
ui i. He pre sen I ami future needs ami
would insjai upon employers no longer
preventing their men from enll ting
Th,. campaign ,,t th,- labor repre
sentatives io secure enlistments will
Include meetings of workmen in the
Industrial centers, the systematic elr
i ni. hi, m through Hi" trades union ami
other labor organisation of spei lal re
cruiting literature and the sending of
deputations to the labor council and
othet nraanlxali to egitl tin th"
TO BE HUNTED
ih in th,
will nail
hne ihr,
i, no limited
Ie to !
f ran
lllllllj
lIS
nlosl
KITCHENER AND
LABOR LEADERS
IN CONFERENG
BORDER BANDITS
IAJTH IAIRFI FRh
SSI I II II lllbL.I.UU
ALLIES STRIVE
TD GET CONTROL
DE RAILROADS
S
Keinfoi
i Battling mi
laiwlerSi
VON HINDENBURG IS
PROGRESSING SLOWLY
Have
Early
toaiiuoneu i ran n
j t ark en Serbia i
Ireece Is Preoarim
liUU
irentl; now ate itlniph
t onsolldstlnu the ground
use tn i liam-
shlch would
cat. r part M
Ihe WSSt is
trcatest xtuh
line, an, i some of them "'il went
right through, i tlt encountering 8ai
m s. i v ere U liable to main
tain I holt progress at cording to the
were captured oi exterminated.
I., i man. lose Hill I'll
The ' ' i in in lev 1 1 sr, admit ihe
. ' i hill ill, t, the north of Mas
.sines, wheri ihe French are nul tar
from the riillway (i tangle, the p.isr,e
ion of win, h hai been of ths great
i si id vantage to the flsrntlns h one
of the lines his been iincl far supply
ing the Argonn army,
It is lieheyed lo re that besnles I he
gain oi ground both m Artola ami
champagne and tin- improved posi-
I ton
Hlleci
lievt
peril
from
..1 the atins generally, the rw em
igsful operaliona ntust MM r
ih,- pressure on NtiMM ami
ipM prevent ths 4uMro-Gsrmans
sending any large rot re agttlnsi
Abe oli laliie reliifo.eemeuls far
lh Herman arms ace aivrriMg on the
a est rtr n fronl ant! ihclr aresience baa
already had the ef fast of slat Senlng"
somewhat the allien' offensive, lint
Ihere Is a posMbiUty nf th offensive
lireiiklng out on some other section
of i pis fronl In fio t. the correspond,
cut of the Koolnlsch Isltung al (Icr
man i launrters announces that an
alt n I, Was in. nle east ol AllbelA llle,
which he says wss repulsed.
Hlndennurg Move siowh.
Field Marshal ton Hlndenbufg,
while he claims to innc mini, some
progress In Ins operations aktalliMl
to liisb Ih IiII a loll", uat Irom that
, it his troops i,t the southeast of
N'ilna. however, have had better uc
cess Thsj have broken thtouih the
itucsiait position and uapturod a thou
sand prisoner Ii is believed Hint
iins Is ihe firm stroke In hi latest
blow agalns) the Russian rlghl ami
that he intends to advance southerns!
ward m Ibf directing "f Minsk and
,n, lea oi to em oir th Russians I -
treating from Maratiovlchi.
Ilapatanc Drives! Itactt.
South ,f ih.- Pripel marshes, in
whi, h i a Id Marshal von Mnckensen
mid his troops are stink, the Hu
siuni hate been drives hack across
the si t-i met, Iml alOUg 111'' ilnllclun
border theystlll are heavily rtammsr-
Ing
ih
AllKtro-l terlttan a unit s.
In
felt thai Bulgaria
now
m Iii
ngali
sndoned ani
uiiuressl
ninHlt hi
llllemleil
that Ulecie I
praparai lone
to
1 1
accept ' be i esignatlon of M
ih. miplstet of finance, ttb
' lei iniiii tendencis
KOREANsTn" HAWAII
AND
iStNA' ajMi
; Seattle, w.thh . Bapl HO Koreans
in Hawaii ii' iri'tning with ivooden
j guns, In th" hot f bung able l" f'-
fCoreu front Japan, acoordlug to Miss
i nh" i , Ban i n, a missionary i"
' tl iw in. who . oldr seed lh. nnllonal
HELD BY TEUTON
' , out, i i tin u omen's Hi me Mis-
smnarv SOClet! of Hie Meihodist Bpll
i copal bun n here today "' 'ne of the
r.. -ssssa wissi greatest difficulties we have," said
. Sept 2fl With Miss Barrett, "is to Itesp mi"' !
ui iodti) or Com-iwi"n the little Korean and Japanese
e signal corps, girls There Is filling of bitterness
rirmn bordej pa I htiwesn ihom which sometimes causss
nwer Bio (Irande j trouble between tlirlr elder
"d to purstlS bgr ; 'I'lie Koreans ar, sll iilnf. fdr mill -
"less, it wi sn-jlary pnwi-r. slthough present they
report b) missionaries from Pacific
, oitsi Itiei u s, to.i i he a merican
RNMENT
FOR FARMERS
I meaic
mint,,! I'
praska to i be afternoon session of
lh,. I' .n met i ureas toda) , It pro
yides fOI a bureau. I" be operated
thiol "h tin postmasters loaning
mono on lona time to bona fide
ie- farmers who me American ctiisenn,
mi for the purchase or futnis or the ere"
he! Hon of Inilldmgs on them, mid dra
ina t per enl interest.