Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, October 2, 1914, Page 3

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Aviators who returned from reco- noitering over the German lines re- port that companies of the German engineers are apparently construct- ing concrete bases at a number of points. These, it is believed, will be used to mount the siege guns which are now being rushed westward from Liege, drawn by traction engines. The progress of bringing up these zuns will be very slow. Kvery culvert along the road has been destroyed by the during the last few wee In addition, wherever possible the| \ cut and blocked | s wust build roads | tractors, Shells Have Littie Effect. Fhe war oflice ned the follo “The Geruwan bombardment of the first line ot forts continued through- | out the day. ‘the mans had the 1a . but thew sheils had little ef-! ; 'pt to chip the concrete at a | of points. 1 a watter of fact, the result | the Germans began their at- tack on the capital have been far from sin commensurale with the effort put torth, I'he spirit of the Belgian garrison is excellent. 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Grinding on ordinary candied tobacco CANT 00 IT JUDGE, M ALL OUT OF MY REAL TOBACCO CHEW | GERMAN REPORT SAYS FRENGH ARE REPULSED London, Oct. 2.—An official state- ment issued from German general headquarters is given in a dispatch to Reuter’s Telegram company from Ber- lin, via Amsterdam: It says: “The hostile forces advancing to the north and south of Albert (a tow: in France eigliteen miles northeast of Amiens) have been repulsed. The front battle line is without news. “In Argonne our attack is progress- ing steadily though slowly. At the outer forts on the Meuse the line is without change. “The enemy advanced in Alsace and Lorraine in the Central Vosges. His attacks ' were energetically repulsed. The eastern theater is without news.” - LYNCHING BEES RELIEVE MONOTONY. 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The Austrians also assert the a new Russian army 1,000,000 strong will join the present armies in Po- Tokio, Oct. 2—It was officially ap-| 1204 and Galicia for “Russia’s princi- nounced that a German torpedo boat pal attack on Germany.” Photo by American Press Association. The condition of the kaiser’s fifth son, Prince Oscar, whose exertions |g in the field resulted in a,heart affec- tion, was reported as unchar He ans at Metz. It is not believed his ail- ment is serious, but the prince will be obliged to remain away from his | regiment for some time. RUSS REPOAT TELLS OF GERMAN DEFEAT London, Oct. 2.-—Official statements issued in Petrograd assert that on fighting, captured the German posi- T tions at Awgustowo and Kopetz, and - on Tuesday took the defiles between the lakes at Simmo, Sereje and Lep- juny, driving the Germans back into the region between Sulwalki, Sejny and Marianpol. The official state-i§ ment says the Russian advance con-, tinues. 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