Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 28, 1914, Page 5

KHYROW 1S TAKEN BY RUSSIANS Przemys! Now Gom- pletely Isolated. RESIDENTS OF CRACOW FLEE FROM RUSSIANS Austrian Gity Taken Over by Germans fo Be Converted Info Fortified Base. London, Sept. 28.—Advices from Petrograd report the fall of the town of Khyrow, completely isolating the Austrian fortified position of Przemysl as regards raidroad communication, and assert that the Austrian civil gov- ernment at Cracow has been taken over by Germans and that the civil population of Cracow is in flight. The advices add that Cracow soon will cease its normal functions and be converted into a great fortified base. According to these same sources of information the Germans bave thrown three army corps into the Cracow district in preparation for the Russian attack, which, it is ex- pected, will not be delayed much longer. The Russian capital has been ad- vised that all rallway traffic between Berlin and the Baltic ports of Dan- zig, Elbing and Stettin has been stopped, and the Russian military ex- perts believe this indicates the pos- sibility of a German descent on Rus- sian territory by way of the Baltic. The Russians regard such an act as impossible from the standpoint of ef- fectiveness, although it might be theoretically effective in supporting the morale of the Berlin populace. Russians Take Rzeszow. French official reports say the Rus- slans have taken Rzeszow, on the rail- voad leading to Cracow, and also have taken two fortified positions to the north and south of Przemysl. The French advices indicate the Germans have fortified-themselves to the north | ot Kalisz, in Poland. Colonel Golejewski, military attache - of the Russian embassy, issued at the Russian consulate in New Work the following statement, which he said he had received from his government at Petrograd: “On Sept. 28 we repulsed the at- tempts of the advance guard of the Germans to penetrate further to the ' east In the province of Suwalki. Near ' Khyrow, has continued its retreat.” troops have been successfully engag- ed with the enemy. In Western Ga- licia no fighting of importance has taken place. The Austrian army, Many See Grading Domne. A large number of persons wit- nessed the road grading demonstra- tion done by a tractor and grader of the Aultman & Taylor company sn the north road Saturday afternoon. A quarter of a mile of road was graded and the work done is very|g satisfactory and shows the value of | ¥ such machinery for road construc-|§ tion. Another exhibition will given tomorrow afternoon. be To Inspect Ditches. Governor Adolph O. Eberhart, who spent Saturday and Sunday in Be- dji, and who addressed the dele- gates in attendance at the first ses- sion of the Conference of Charities and Correction, left yesterday after- noon for Erskine where he met other members of the State Drainage com- mission. Several state ditches, which are nearing completion, will be in- spected. Slipp Sells Hotel. 3 Frank Slipp, formerly of Bemidji, but who has been conducting the Hotel Warroad, at Warroad, has dis- posed of his interests in that business to Severt Selvog, who has been con- ducting the Lakewood hotel in War- road. Mr. Slipp has not definitely decided as to his future plans. Attended Fair. Dr. L. J. Perrault has returned from Bagley where he went on pro- fessional business. While in that city he attended the county fair held there. The fair lasted four days, September 22, 23, 24 and 25. A good crowd attended the fair and the exhibits were exceptionally good. Ollie Neilson, the popular man- ezger of the Markham hotel, was re- moved to his home today from St. An- thony’s hospital. He was operated npon for appendicitis a week ago last Saturday. ADDITIONAL WANTS|: TO0 LATE T0 CLASSIFY WANTED—Dishwasher at Erickson Hotel. Smith-Robinson Lumber Go. ““One board or a carload” LUMBER COAL 4h and Irvine The General says: When we began our “caveer in the manufacture of roofing, we were only a mod- est little organization in a big competitive field. Teday we mariufacture a much greater quantity cf ready-to-lay roof- ings and a much greater ton- which has been forced to evacuate; Chyrow, has continued its retreat.”, Nish advices say another demand for the surrender of Belgrade has been made by the Austrians and that the demand was answered by the shelling of the Austrian monitors in’ the river. Belgrade is declared to be' in no danger. GERMANS PLANNING | STAND AT WATERLOO Southern Belgium, which will place their reserves directly on the plains of Waterloo, is believed certain here. Belgian aviators who have made reconnaissances over the position re-| port the construction of lines of points on the Schledt, Dendre and Senue rivers, while the entire line of | the Sambre also has been nrrangedl for defensive operations. ‘While it is admitted these are pure- ly the precautionary methods which any army should take it is believed certain here the Germans have pre- pared a place which their entire right wing, now being hard pressed by the allies, can take refuge. The German intrenched positions, the Belgians say, are being built with unusual strength and are plainly in- tended for a winter campaign. Fokckepebcbbbbebdbbb PRZEMYSL NOW IS COM- PLETELY ISOLATED. London, Sept. 28.—The fall of the town of Khyrow, tele- graphs the Petrograd corre- ‘spondent of the Evening News, completely isolates the Austrian fortified position of Przemysl as regards railroad communication. Khyrow is twenty miles south of Przem- ysl and close to the junction of several railroad lines. oo oo oo ofe oo ofe oo oo ol o oo b ok o oo o ol LR R R R R k2 R German Force Annlhilated. Basle. Switzerland, Sept. 28.—Re- ports reaching here from Altkirch annihilated the One near that place. England has several nursery eol-: leges presided over by trained women. Antwerp, Sept. 28.—That the Ger-| mans are planning a new stand inj entrenchments north of ons and at; R e e R R ke 2 state that the French surrounded and Hundred and: Ninth regiment of German reserves' nage of building papers than any competitor in the world. 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