St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 13, 1914

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INS FINANCIAL MARKETS SPORTS GERMANS CONTINUE. RRC ATTACKS I RIVE TOWARDS COAS Their Attempts to Cress the Yser Are Checked and Several As:aults Around Ypres Are Repulsed by British and French,Who Generally : Maintain Their Positions. — Buffalo Jones L | | : Gets his first Gorilla Hunting in Africa | * with a movie camera and a lasso. See the next Sunday Post-Dispatch Only Evening Paper in St Louis W ith Associated Piet Dads Siemiak: St: LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 13, 1914—24 PAGES. he e-em PRICE © ONE CENT. | es ee ——— VOL. 67, NO. 85. __ Actual Battle Scene in Belgium Sketched on’ the Spot by Frederic Villiers POETS eS TM aS Em MARRY CMe Mame of YPRES SHELLED DAY AND NIGHT FOR THREE WEEKS. Russian Attack on Cracow Believed to Be Im Copyright, 1914, by. the Sun Printing and Publishing Company and published in St. Louis exclusively by the eaaeets. by special arrangement with the Tilastrated London News. 41000: Will: Be Here. Tonight ‘and 10,000. by Sunday, Organ- izer- Announces. t see, after James Eads How, wealthy had been. discharged by Judge today upon a charge of. dis- orderly conduct in addressing a stree/ meeting at Seven th and Market 3 os: last night, Forrest Edwards, a ational organiser for the I. W. W., | to reporters in Police Court tat the W. W. had sent for 1000 en .from Chicago to reinforce the nasties: they. plan to hold tonight and that 10,000 more men would be here by How , announced ‘that he will speak /at the same corner where he was'arrested. His release followed coepeeror stven:'! in the police court by Siiikidnitcite 1ew.tho eit told of large crowd standing on the sidewalk and street to hear How talk. He esti- there were 200 there. How say anything abusive or use vile language?” Judge Hogan asked. “No,” the policeman replied. Pour of Il. W. W. Fined. Edwards wes one of « group of about 2 men who had been in the police court to see what decision would be ven in the case. Four members of I, W. W. yesterday were fined $25 each for inflammatory street talks and ~wwdivond in commenting upon this said: “I have wired William _P. Haywood, our national organizer, in Chicago, that - view of the treatment given our ers in St. Louis we wish reinforce- ts sent here at once. We shall hold & street meeting tonight and 1000 of these men should be here by- that time, and by Sunday we will have 10.000 here. “We are going to start something here, but I suppose you probably will think I mean something different from what I do. We do not plan any march upon the eity hall or anything like that Eacort for How The I. W. W, members acted as ex- cort for How as he left the court, and as they parted company in the streec a 7 wil the men good by and shout- : will be*right on hand " n at 8 ~ ing the roof. Cross Yser Are Near Ypres Repulsed , 5 ae Nebo DO ee : Ty Pye ee Sih | ‘ ‘ ; CE ee EP they: - ae Ge et ee a ie z) ge lee . ney ¥ * ‘ =o : . Beware a ORS ae cS ie yn tye pe % tape 3k? S Pee ee ihe? ea SS : - ” 0S Hie ae OO ACRES A Pa ~ Ss + tesa * Pe.) = ct thes. Rg nd! -& ef “a ek aan ” , Sears ty : fy « At pores op wre Lae “ty re Dae oa ae war Ty, abe Y ae , c 7 ss , ’ ’ , y F : ; xipeant ithe war Saige Aa deo n MRR RSG 5 ie tant Take areas OO and return unmolested to Holland. -Inecessary expenditure till next March, tHe end of the financial year. | Daily. (except + Sunday) 176,487 Sunday 312,954 | “Accompanied wt M. Langhorne, | * Continued om Page 2, Column 6, ? a Pa ; th Pa Oe eee ; : ee aor 3 BRR ore ic wea Bae eee ae ee AN a Se Sti." ee MOP FTES Sear Se Me REG PU Li GIO A AO A NUE ey tt OE 8 RONREE OE