Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, December 17, 1914, Page 3

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E R T LR R R R RO OR Y Basel, Switzerland, Dec. 17. —The French armies appear to have taken the offensive along the entire front from Belfort to Sainte Marie-Aux-Mines. The French have converted Thann into a stronghold. ool deode dfe ok ol o ok ol e e e b bl bk ek R bk R London, Dec. 17.—Although the raid on England overshadowed all other developments for the time being there were important occurrences in other quarters. The French official state- ment says that some further progress has been made by the allies in Bel- gium, that German attacks in Alsace and the Woevre district had been re- pulsed and that British warships again have bombarded German posi- tions on the coast of Belgium. The Germans announce this attack was repulsed. It is reported at Constantinople that the ‘tribes of Northern Albania have declareéd’'war on Servia. Albania ad- joins Servia on the west and the tribes of the north give allegiance to the king. Their reported entrance into the war ‘was of particular sig- nificance because of 'the uncertain conditions among the Balkan nations and indications that those not already ! embroiléd 1n the war ‘may join in it. King Peter of Servia, Crown Prince Alexander ' and Prince George re-en- tered Belgrade in triumph and the Servian general staff says that not an Austrian remains within the bor- ders. Report Allies Are Repulsed. The German official communication issued by the general army headquar- ters at Berlin and wirelessed to Lon- don says: “In the western theater the enemy made a new attempt to advance by way of Nieuport, supported by an ac- tion of their ships at sea. The fire from these ships was without effect. The attack was repulsed and 450 French were taken. “On the remainder of the front the capture of a height to the west of Senneheim, occupied by the enemy since Monday, is the only matter worth mentioning. there is no news. “In Northern Poland our attack- ing movements are progressing nor- mally. Several strong positions of the enemy have been taken, and about 3,000 prisoners and four machine guns were taken. In Southern Poland our | troops, fighting with our allies, are gaining ground.” TO CONFER WIT WITH AUSTRIA Khedive of Egypt ls on His Way to Vienna. {Centml News from Constantinople | Abbas Hilmi of Egypt has gone to Vienna for a conference with the Aus: | trian authorities. | tinople for some time and according to reports was preparing to lead a | Turkish army into Egypt to wrest control of his country from the Brit- ish. His pro-Ottoman leanings, it has been stated, caused his exile from his own country. Recently there have been reports from British sources that he would be deposed as khedive and that Prince Hessein Pasha would reign in his stead. RUSSIANS REPULSE GERMANS Official Petrograd Report Tells of Re- cent Fighting. Petrograd, Dec. 17.—Tke Army Mes- senger publishes a series of commu- nications-from the ‘front-as follows: “On the! front: of ' Lowicz and’ Ilow violent German attacks have had na success. * "Olir “troops, "hive repulsed the Germans, causing them to sun‘er losses: - - *"South of Cracow (he enemy At "tempted to oppose our- offensive by strengthening its ‘positiohs. “"THé ene- fay ddbouche®’in large numbéfs from the"pass ‘of Dukla and attemptéd to de- : scend the slopes on the north side of - the Carpathians.- ( “Our _troops, after a strong reslst- | atice; Tépulsed’ the enemy.” I Morgan Would Sell Line. Washington, Dec.'17.—J. P. Morgan |7 said that he soon would submit: & proi posal to sell the Alaskan Northern rra!lrmd to-the government as part of the new federal Alaskan railway sys- tem. Thélaw authorifing an Alsskan system permits the Durehasé ot-ex- {sting linés. . Tead ths Pioneer want ads, THE llFFENSIVE| “From the Bast Prussian frontier | London, Dec. 17.—A dispatch to the : via Amsterdam states that Khedive | Abbas Hilmi has been in Constan- | conferred with Secretary Lane and Servian Ruler Enters Belgrade at Head of Victorious Army. King Peter pd Crown Prince Alex- ander and Prince George have entered Belgrade at the head of the victorious gram company from Nish. Not a single Austrian, a statement by the Servian general staff says, re- mains on Servian soil. & BELGIANS KILLED AGGREGATE 25,000 Berlin, Dec. 17.—The official press bureau, in its budget just given out, has the following: “The newspaper Figaro of Paris re- ports that the Belgian troops are suf- fering from typhoid, dysentery and cholera. Their casualties since the commencement of the war have been 25,000 killed, 52,000 wounded, 35,000 captured and now prisoners in Ger- many, and 32,000 interned in Holland, “Major points out that the Austrian offensive in West Galicia proves that harmony trian and German forces. The Aus- trian successes between Cracow and Nowysandec, he says, has a highly important strategic bearing, not only. diverting the Russian left wing, but endangering it if it does not retire. “The total number of unwounded | Russian prisoners, including officers, | now is 475,650.” Women cooks in Norway are paid fmm $6 to $13 per month, while housemaids only get $5 per month. | Linn county, Oregon, has five post- mistresses. FEN FILS WA * RAY AR hOW | Well-known local druggist says every- | 5] body is using old-time recipe of i Sage Tea and Sulphur. Hair that loses its color and lustre, or when it fades, turns gray, dull and life- | less, is caused by a lack of sulphur in the hair. Our rrr.mdmn)ther made up a mix- ture of Sagv Tea and Sulphur to keep | her locks dark and beautiful, and thou- sands of women and men who value that even color, that beautiful dark shade of hair which is so attractive, use only this old-time recipe. Nowadays we get this famous mixture by asking at any drug store for a 50 cent bottle of “Wyeth’s Sage and Sul- phur Hair. Remedy,” which darkens the hair 86 ‘haturally, so evenly,: that nobody can possibly tell it has been applied. Be- gides, it_takes off dandruff, stops scalp {tching -and falling hair.”/ You - just dampen a sponge or soft brush with it and draw this through your hair, taking one small strand at a time. By morn- ng\ tHeigriy hai¥ disappears; but what delights’ ‘thel. ladies withi Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur .is-that, besides beautifully a@dikening ithe Hair. after & few applica- tions, rings back ‘the gloss and luste..and. giv‘n it an appearance. of s Bumped Up Against the Real Thing. 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