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THE UFA): . OMAHA. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1914.
TRYOH'S DEFENDERS
LAUDED HEROES
Camion of Four Hundred Defies
Germtni, Though Half Art
Buried Alive in Ruins.
EE FUSE DEMAND TO SURRENDER
'5Tr,,, Is Reply lara4r
Wkl Tarratea Reaae Parte
1a laser wllk Their
nig cmi.
(Copyright, 114, by Press Publishing Co.)
PARIS, Oct . (Special Cablegram to
New York World and Omaha Uee.) It
haa already been related how gallantly
little Fort Tryon defied th Qertnana on
the Meuse, but it la only juat being real
Ised what a service it garrison rendered
the allied forces.
For five daya 450 of them kept 10 90
Germana at bay, notwithstanding the
awful pounding from th terrible guns
that gave th death blow to TUega, N
mur and other strongholds.
After two daya' bombardment, the
enemy tried to carry the fort. They got
within ten yards, but fell in such num
bers they had to withdraw. Th next
day they aummoned th gariiaon to aur
rendsr. "Never." waa th reply.
"W ahall ahelt you with our heavy
guna until you and your fort are but a
heap of cinders." came th retort
They aim out had time to carry out thla
threat before relief came. When th alege
waa ralaed, practically nothing waa left
of th fort, while rsr half Ha defenders
had been burled aliv In it ruins.
Th captain in command was wounded
In twenty-eight places and hla lieutenant
bad his leg blown away. Th governor
of Vrdun cam In person to congratulate
th garrison on Its magnificent feat, and
aver sine a stream of generals and
higher officers from all aldca has coma to
se th damage done. Every regiment
that passe haa orders to halt and render
th garrison all military honors. The de
fenders are loaded with present In recog
nition of their heroic defense.
AYIATORS SPOIL
MANY MANEUVERS
French Airman Tells How He Di
rected Shot that Destroyed
Division.
SAVING OF POWDER RESULTS
Wltaoat Their Galeaar Mack Am
aaaltloa Waald Re Wasted Pre
Teat ftaaday Attack aa Pari
by Da Hag.
Geneva Committee
Acts as Clearing
: House of War News
(Orreipondene of the Associated rreas.)
PARIS. Oct. 1 Th Geneva commute
organised to centralise and aaaur th
exchange of Information regarding pris
oner of war Is receiving more than 1,000
inquiries a day by letter, in addition to
many telegrams.
Requests for Information have been re
ceived from M. Delcasse, French minister
of foreign affair, oencerning his son.
wounoea near Nancy ana pireo up ny
th Germans; from fllr Edward Grey,
Kngllah foreign minister, concerning his
nephew; Prlneeae of Saxe-Melntngen con
cerning th prtnc of Haxe-Melnlngen, of
whoa death she had not been Informed
through Oerman channels; from ths rec
tor of th university of Munich concerning
his son. a prisoner In England.
A German general, unable to do so
himself, begged .th committee to send
good newa to th wife of a French colo
nel, a prisoner at Karlsruhe.
Th Parts papers are "also serving as a
sort of clearing hous for Information
concerning families and friends dispersed
aa th result of th exodus from th north
of Franc on th approach of th Ger
mans. Some of th papers are carrying pag
of thea Inquiries and It has been pro
posed to organise a committee similar to
th Geneva commltt to take charge of
them.
(Copyright. 1S14, by Pres Publlnhlng Co.)
LONDON. Oct U-tBpeclal Cablegram
to New York World and Omaha Bee.) A
Paris correspondent of th Rtandard
quotes a letter from a famous French
aviator recently decorated for gallantry
at ths front It reads:
"In honor of my cross, I set out and
spotted some German guna so well that
our batteries were able to knock out half
of them.
"I have been working with th artillery
since th beginning of Bepterhber. One
day I succeeded in surprising a German
division sneaking up to steal a march on
tis. They war well within rsng of our
guns, .to whom I signalled. Five minutes
sfter wards that division was nothing but
a heap of mangled corpses. We came
upon them the next day as our men ad
vanced and counted mora than 4.000
killed.
Galde for Aaaaer.
"I don't know what our gunners would
do without the help of aviators. ' Minus
the aeroplanes, ' most of the time they
would tm simply wasting time and am
multlon, whereas we are able to regulate
their shots to a hair's breath."
Paris haa Juat learned, the correspond
ent continues, that it was. only saved an
other Sunday raid owing to the ceaseless
patrol by, airmen. They had a terrible
time, for at the height they patrolled
they war blinded by terrific hall and
snowstorms or els war obliged to grope
their way through a thick fog.
It says much for th stubbornness of
the Oermana appointed to worry Paris,
that notwithstanding the conditions they
set out according to schedule. They were
signalled aa far away as Comptegn.
When they saw the preparations mad to
meet them they turned tall.
. Th Pari patrol waa kept up till night
and on aeroplane barely escaped collid
ing with th Haore Coeur cathedral by a
yard or two, having lost its bearing In
a fog.
English Army Mail
Delivered Quickly
(Correipoadenr of th Associated Pre as)
LONDON. Oct 10. Thousands of letters
'and cards postmarked "Army Base Post
office" and bearing a circular mark In
red, which mean approved by censor.
are now being received dally. Th prompt-
nous of th delivery Is In striking con
trast to th slow moving of commercial
mall and a tribute to th completeness
and efficiency of th British army equip
ment
Every command in th battle line has
Its field poslofftc tent, containing col
lapsible sorting racks, folding tab's, let
ter box, mall bags and other necessary
paraphernalia, with an attachment 01 th
ermy-postoffic corps in charge.
Th army postof fjc corps is mad up
of th Londan poatofflc employe en
rolled In tb urrltorialc or militia. In
THOMAS ATKINS DEMANDS
JAM AS CAMPAIGN FOOD
(Correspondence of th Associated Press.)
LONDON. Oct.; S. The call for contribu
tions of Jam, which Is made by certain
Ilrtlsh war relief societies backed by the
press, may lead strangers to believe that
Thomas Atkins is th most pampered of
fighting men. But this Is not true, since
th hard Egyptian campaign of ISM
proved that Jam is not a luxury, but a
necessary preventive of scurvy. Millions
of pounds of Jam ware oonsumed by th
British troops In th Boer war, and th
army in France ha been kpt well up
plied with It In th present campaign.
Th British soldier I the best fed In
Europe. A force of 200,000 men Is given
four months' rationa on thl seals: 14.
000,000 pounds of hard bread, 18,000.000.
pound of beef, 1,400,000 pouadaof com
nresaed vegetables, 73,000 tins ot com
densed milk, SOO.OOO pound of salt, ROO.OOO
pobnda of coffee and 400,000 pounds of
tea, 40,000 gallon of rum, 64,000 bottle of
port and 24,000 bottle off whisky and
2,900.000 tin of Jam of on pound each.
Among th miscellaneous store used at
th front are tons of alum for purifying
water, chlorld of Urn and cs, rbollo acid
disinfectants. Hay, oat and bran ar
also furnlahed on a generous seal for
th horse and mule.
HOSTILE FOREIGNERS IN
GERMANY RETURN HOME
(Correspondence of Th Associated Press.)
. LONDON, Oct. J.-Kngllh and Russian
civilians caught In th Urnian and Aus
trian health resorts at th outbreak of th
war ar now allowed to return to thlr
own countries, excepting able-bodied man
of military age. Fw restriction ar
placed on alien enemies remaining there,
who ar allowed to travel short distances
and to remain outdoors until I o'clock at
night, which 4a th curfew hour.
Thea ar th condition reported by a
memlier of th American Woman' Relief
committee of London, who ha Just taken
over a party of German girl from Ens
land, reluming with English gtrla from
Germany and Austria. Hhe also says that
rood seems plentiful in th place visited
th Egyptian campaign of l&J th corps Jnd life quit normal. Th opera eeaeoo
iirsi saw service, cvuuiuni men oi nv.isonin rTaAKiort.
mn and two officers. During the South
African war the force waa Increased to I cheer followed th general psrora
M of floe ri and men, ot whom several tlon."
era killed la action, while fifty died of I
Uaease. Its record week at that time wss 1
th distributing of S1S.41S letters and 19019 1 01 CINAI,
m vcw iiiu viv uussmvvuaiisji vi v,irv rci-
tera and pclteta.
SON OF FRENCH MINISTER
NIPPED BY GERMAN SQUAD
GENUINE
tCcrrespondenc of Th Aaaoclat4 Preaa.)
BERLIN, Oct 1. It waa recently re
ported by cable that a son ot M. Del
casae, the French minister, had been
wounded and had fallen into th hands of
th Germane. A letter of a soldier at
the front tells how his capture occurred. !
Oa morning a German patrol ot three
men entered a village near th - river
MeuM to discover whether it waa oc
cupied by the French. They had hardly
entered a school hous when th leader,
' looking out of a window, saw a French
patrol of ten men coming down th vil
lage street. Taklu their positions at th
window th three Germans opened such
a hot fire upon th French party that
eight of them were killed before they
could mover from the coiifualoa caused
by this sudden attack. Tbo Germans war
surprised to find that the sublieutenant
th commander ot tb French patrol,
who fell wounded Into their hand, waa
tb son of Dtricass. Tb young man,
who i only about t year old, was
brought to a nosnltal at Mersebuig la cen
tral Germany. Hla wounds ar not dan
geious. although he was shot through
buta thlgha ,
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K naaMi ii investor! Af "-imam
A f aaveattaa at Kat Mea.
A convention of fat men la called for
balurday. October 24. at th 11 neon A
Theine stcra, liU3 Karnain atreet Tb
object of th call is to demonstrate the
fact thst it Isn't at all difficult for extra
eixe men to bo properly fitted with Stein
i i-M b smart clotle.
' l!e V.'Mlit Ads 1 iv3jc liesults.
"dttcu Jmitaticn?
Th r awl-Drink tor mU Ag
Rich wulk, cnallad grain, in powder form.
For infants, invalids aad growing children.
Puranutriuon, upbuilding ta whole body.
In vigors ta nursing taolhareaad tk aged.
Mara boalthfultha tea or cofj,
aa trtarte. lUk ffw trOKUCSTft
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$15$2(M25-$40
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FACTORY MAXES SPECIAL PSICE COKCESSlOU
tlon and secure one of these wonderful Dres Forms, we bavel aTp JO
uuvatuu iivia viitj iaciory a special price xncession tor
Saturday only special price. ,
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A Store Willi (he
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Winter Motoring
demands high-grade gasoline gasoline
that will vaporize readily in zero weather.
REP CROWN
GASOLINE
is all gas a uniform, high-power, straight-distilled
"product It is quick-starting in cold cylinders. ; It
gives full - power under all conditions of tempera
ture. . ' v
The miles -per-gallon gasoline. ' '
Buy Red Crown by name, at any garage or supply
store. Jt costs no more than the ordinary kind.
Try POLARINE. cold-proof, carbon-proof the
standard oU for an motors. :
Standard Oil Company
A single (sale is not enough to satisfy us.
We want to please every man s that he will
come back again and WE WILLI
Mcn'fe Shoes From $3.00 Up
JaV cLJi
Our Poultry is Daily Killed
Baf, Pork and Poultrv are down !5c on the dollar at the Publlo MarVet
miik rut hpring- Chickens, our own dressing
ViK Pork lioast . :
It40
-Choice Steer Pot Roast ..lBo, lllie
Pig Pork Butts .............. H
Choice Touhg Veal Roast 15c, UH
Choice Young" Veal Chops ....ISHo
Lamb Lrfg . - 131o
Mutton Chops ...134
Mutton Roast , ...7U
Extra tean Skinned Hams . ...lHo
Kxtra trfsn Bacon 91 He
Sugar Cured Bacon ,.1TH
Small Hams , 1S
SECXAX.SI
rrom 8 p. m. till p. m.. Lamb
Chops Be
From 8 p. m.- till 10 p. in.. 8-lb. pail
Compound Lard, each 90o
Tresli oysters, per quart 46o
Prompt attention given to mall orders. 16 ounces to every pound.
22 LBS. BEST FINE CRAKOLATED SUGAR, $1.69 "
With 1 lb. of Japan, Gun Powder,
Engllah Breakfant or Ceylon tea 69o
13 bar of I). C or White Russian
oai 8So
With Washing Soda- ...loo
48 lb, best brands of flour ....$1.33
25c pkg. pancake flour- 19
Kumford Baklna: powder IS
Vom Cabin maple nyrup. qL else SSo
30c can Pineapple or Cherries, can 1B
4 can sugar corn '
.9So
PUDLIC MAR
10c can of peas or beans .
Mason Jar of olives ......
Golden Santos coffee, lb. . .
Ak-ar-Ben coffee, per lb.
Full cream cheese, per lb.
Creamery butter, per pkg.
Imported Balsa cheese, per
23c Jar pure presnrves ....
strictly rresn egg
Best comb honey . .
3-lb. roll butterine . . .-.
4 10c rolls toilet paper
Be
. .... .8a
BOO
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lb. ..40o
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1 Phon Douglas 2793
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Omaha
GASOLINE
SKRVIUE '
STATIONS
18th and
Cass Streets '
. 29th and
Ilarnpy Streets
GASOLINE -SERCE
STATIONS
,' 18th and
. Cass Streets
29th and
Harney Streets
Rectal Diseases Cured
A mild treatment, that cure Pil, Fistula aad otber Rectal disease io a abort
time, without a surgical operation. No Chloroform. Ethr or other general anasf
htto nL A our guaranteed in ev.ry base aooepted lor treatment, and no mon.y
to be paid ustlt carad. Writ lor book oa Rectal Diseases, with testimonial.
DR. TARRY Baa Building-Omaha.
Better Shoes
Make
Better Boys
It you want your boy,
to ba a manly little fel
low, a boy full ot ginger,
dres Mm to tha part.
IT EEL
HOD
IIOES
Ar made tor manly
boy. They giva a boy a
manly air. They outwear
two palra ot ordinary
boy' ghoe.
Boya' 1 to 6 V . . 82.50
Uule Genu' to 1V
t 82.25
BKEXEL
1119 rarcaa
f IU! SSJHI IJIJ
Get Your
at Hospe's
Bit AMn.tCH
Grand
Built Klar 1823
81 05.
BolA a Saay Terssa.
Our line of nsw slsndard pt
ano In uprights and grands
is unaurpukvtl for quality.
Not the following makes:
Mason at liamlln ....Oa
Kranlrh A Hacu ,...4M (
Hush Lan . .am aa
Kimball fea a"
Apollo Playera oO a
. livap Mayer 860 as -
TXaVMB Any lnatrumant at
Husp s may ba purrhaasd on
easy payments plan your
tsrm to suit you and let us
talk it over.
TJn riAaTOB.
Standard utaiioa of uasd pianos
all -fattory rr built, good appoar
anc aad good ton at V t 810.
Term aa low as $t. a week.
Imium la Aat a Wmiii
1513 Daaglaa tsa.
"la 40ta as."
t - 1 jr. Z -. t
... i
I buy the same quality ot ma
terial, tbo best, for use In niy eat
ing plarea as I ime in tny homo.
No matter vrhat you pay elsewhere
you are not getting better,, and
seldom aa good food aa yon will
get at
The Pure Food Sign.
Qnlckserv Cafeteria
Uaaement City Natl Bank Bldg
Or Busfoa Lutcsvea.
SIB Hoath lOLh ,
1400 lioMgUa Mb
MOS Farnam Bt.
I7fl Handle Nothing Out Fresh Poultrv (
o - -
Th New Empress Sanitary Market give th People th Klgaast Quality and
lowest prlo.
114 Milk Fed Spring Chickens, dressed to your order ,,HUo
1914 Korequarter lanib tvie
1914 Hindquarters Lamb 18ie
Pig Pork Roast ...lao
Pig Pork Butts ,13Ho
i noice Hteer Pot Roast ..lao, line
Choice Young Veal Koast loo, 11 H
Choice Veal Chop ,18Ho
ChoiceXMutton Chops 19H
.Notice 4 deliveries a aay V, 11,
Steer Hound Steak 17Uc
Kxtra Lean Skinned Ham ...14(0
Extra Lean Bacon 81 '4 o
Bmall Hams ,..1940"
Sugar Cured Bacon 17 Ho
16 ouncM to every pound.
2 and 4 o'clock. We have installed a
new mall order department which we will give our careful attention Don't
tail to vimt tne most sanitary run ana oyster department in th weal.
17 Pounds Best Fine Granulated Sugar, 51. CO
we have them at aucb low prioes.
Colorado Jonathan appl, box ..91.10
Choice Washington I apples, box 75e
Fancy large Uano apple, pk. . . . . BOo
Uuahel , 7 60
Th last of our N. x. Concord grapes,
8-lb. basket ,. I0o
Fancy Florida Orap Fruit, ea. 10c, 60
Fancy. Cauliflower, per lb 80
Fancy head lettuce, each ........Bo
2 stalk Kal&masoo celery ......So
Large aweet potatoes. pr basket 35e
Large Globe Onions. par basket 3 So
Large Early Ohio potatoes. bu 7 So
Peck ...BOo
t large hothous leaf lettuc ...... Bo
Freah spinach, per peck 10a
Large ripe bananas, per dos. . ...ISo
10 bars D. C, White Russian or
Queen White soap 8O0
Golden Santo coffee, per lb. . ...SOe
Faxton Oas Roasted coffee, can 60
Best head rlc. per -lb. ..TVe
S cans Oil sardines 2 So
Macaroni or spaghetti, pkg. ..7Ho
4 cans sugnr corn &5o
5 cans Ks.rly June pea 8e
S cans aolid parked tomatoes ...96
Tall Alaskan Halmon, per can .'.loo
20c Red Alaskan Salmon, can . .. .14
Old Dutch Cleanser, per can . ...THo
2&a pkg. Naptha powder ........ 18o
250 Borax soap chips ISO
Ball blueing, 2 pkgs Ba
We advice our customers to put in
weir winter supply 01 apples wnn
THE EMPRESS MARKET
Opp. WooTw'ortfi be and 10c Store. 113 South 16th St. TeL D. 2307.
The Basket Stores
have stores located at OMAHA, LINCOLN, HAVELOCK
and UNIVERSITY PLACE. .Let us get acquainted.
Get Our Large Price List.
Carload SandhiU Nebraska
Potatoes, 15 pounds to
peck ....15c
GO lbs. 1 bushel ...... 59c
5-bushel lots 50c
Demand 60 . lbs. for a bushel;
average bushel measure only
holds 55 lba. when heaped up
full.
Onions, Red Globe, 14 lbs. to
pek. 21t
Cabbage, per lb ; 1 14
100-fcouod lots ...... SI. 14
A meat market In each store bow except No. 25, and that will
probably be going next week. Get our prices.
No. 21816 North 16th. No. 23-1807 Vinton.
No. 221406 North 24th. No. 242127 Faraam.
No. 252518 North 24th.
Cider, vinegar, gallon .... 10
Soup, Snlder'a Tomato, 10c
cans 7
New Cider, per gal. ,23
Corn Flakes, 10c pkg.... ,6
3 for ...10g
Lye, 10c Rex or American Test,
tor.... 7
3 for'.. 10,
Electric Spark White soap, 7
bars for 22
Shoe Polish, shinola or 2-1 n-
One, 10c cans T
S for ..19
THE OMA11A BEE-
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Th first E.. rilllp Oppanheim
atory ta b ibuwa on th crseo.
A MYSTERY DRAMA
Astounding. Intricat. fascinating. In
f jur surprising rrl. Hrrn time In
oniaha. lo not fall to e it Satur
day aud Munday at th
Lotkrop Theater, 24t & Lothrop
Admission lo and tt.
Races and Aviation
at th
Stadium Speedway
EAST 0 fa AH A
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 25
Afialts BOo. OaUOxsa ts.
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And i -:lr All Etar New York Company
present
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