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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28

5pfe ais duBerit reinIidfeitsliebenb.
Sober baoet tdglib, nnb 9lbenos bel
Communicating bat er ielbit &c.
leben, Die es i'm Sluiie bon 9abenoen
wimnlelte. 8on Jebuantepec aus be-
CAB fid Samiitcn Spfe nod Dem Sa-
fen Saltna Gru5. 0as @aiier iab 10
einlaOenb aus. oaB er ON liebften ee-
bobet bate, mdren nitt Snifiife por-
ban6en %gepeien. go ihon bas gauge
2ano lit, negen Der @irbelminoe nnb
Der grobeben, Die na6 Der Auslage
bort anldMiger ourhifnittlihs einmal
III Der ISOLDE porfommen, meint Sam.
ilton 6pfe, ct noile lieber in ieinsr
Seimatb, tros oes grallen Simmels
ino Oes grai,en @eeres ipobnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
Strumpf= Smans.

@cgcn 8epiiic IIsniihie Der Nob(
madt lid gegenpdrtig in Yaris, mit
Der ~N. Is. g." bon bort 9eihrieber
piro, cine beutlihe Reattipn 9cltenb
60 butten %befauntlid einige ih6nt
Sdauipielerirnen Den Seriuf unter.
nommeu, Den Strumpf in Ibt uni
Sunn 3u ertldren. In Diientlibcr
Srten, i'm Sbeater. mo Sunoerte Dor
Sliden auf linen rubtcn, 5cigten ii,
iih nur NIT luiu8igen Sduben belief:
bet. uub bn lie obenbrein 9eIdliet,
H0de trl9enL erregten lie IergerniB
Chr Seiipiel fanb 3un6hit raid Na6.
abmune, une in ienen 2otalen, 100 bi,
2ebetpelt bel 3i9euuermuiit unb Can;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
Gin beutiher Irieitersreis in
8raiilien.

Z Ian ihreibt Der .aolnii6en @olfsz
aeituns" aus Sprto Ilegre: In II.
Slni bs. SIS. tonnte Yuter &arl 9lees,
Der beute Der dlteite inter allen Wit>
glieoern Der beutiten Sroensprppin3
Der @eieaidait Seiu lit, an ieinem
g8pbniiee in Yprto Ilegre, Ieinen 90.
8eburtstag feiern. &arl 8lees, Der
in Glib Sraiilien bel Sutbolitcn uno
Rrpteitanten, bel Den Seutihen pie
bel ben grniilianern in gleih bobenl
9lnieben itebt unb allgemeiner 8ers
ebrlne lid e~rfrcut, lit &nhener Sinh.
@r mar ihon i'm Sabre 1S4S an Der
1lniperiitdt in Iiin6en .Witglieb elmer
iatboliiden Stuoenten : @ereinigung,
elmer Yorlduferin Der teutigeu fatbos
IiIhen Stnbenteus8 erbinbun9 &enas
mia. Slater 9lecs mar aud nit oas
bel, als Die Mfiinhencr ibren a0nio
2ubtpig Den Grlten, ipegen leincr
Ghndrmerei fir Cola Iontc3 sur Nbs
'bnntung 5ipnngen unD Iebr lcbenbi9
fpeiB Der bphbetagte Wann nod beute
= iffhnd)e intereiinnte @piiobe aus ben
bamaligen itiirmii6en Sa9en Der
baperiihen Smiptitabt gu er5dbleu.
pie auh bon ieinen alsgcoebntcn
Subtouren, Die er in ben Serien burdy
bas 2anb Sirol bis bina6 na6 Stalien
2 gemadt bdt. &nrl 8lees mar bas
brei5ebnte Sinh ieiner Gltern unb OFT
bat er in %bumorpoIer 8eiie bemerft.
-bnb feline Wutter Elm unb elm SuBenb
4 &inber aeboren babe nnb or bas cine
.sefpeien lei. Obpobl &arl @lees als
Siebenmonatstino seboren mar unb
al fem Sebtag Helm bon 9eitalt Se>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
@cr fat selusen?
Gin amerifanii6er 3eitungsmann
ooer elm sepiiies llnteriu6ungss
aerid,t.

Ills @nibington miro inter "a.
tum pom 16. Suli gemeloet: Hear.
Momlrol Badger beriftete berte, Dab
Die ieniationeaen Sepeihen, pelfe
Der Correspondent Sreo 8. 9oalt
bon Der gtemspaper Gnterpriie Iiiu-
ciation aus Sierra Gru5 geianot bot
uno in neld]en er Die Warine!g ebor.
Den in @era Gru5 beiduloigte, DAB lie
oas beriidti9te merifaniife rSliift.
lingsJ@eies" merifanilfal 9efange.
men geeeniiber 5ur Inmenolng ge.
bradt bdtten, dbiolut jeOer @abrbeit
e%ntbebrten, mie oas sur Inter lfung
bes Sales eingeiebte llnteriutunes.
geridt feitgelteat babe. W~arineiefre-
tar Ouniels botte Die llnterilituung
angeoronet, ino &riegsIefret1r @arri-
ions SrOre, melher Die Geporttrune
9oalt's ungeorbnet bate, mar bis
gum Iuseang Der nl1teriufung altBer
8irfuite geiest morben.
Silfs Marineiefret1r Gopiepelt,
nelher Die 8abger'ihe Welbung beute
befannt gub, erflarte, oaB er nift I'M
@erinsiten an Dem Reiultut Ser I'M
teril,du,ng ge5meifelt bobe. Die I'M
t%eriutungs 9lfter merben nit Der
ndhIten Toit nah @aihington &c.
ianbt meroen. 9os llnteriudungs.
8erift bat ariG Die @nti6eibung ge-
fdat, oab BEN Dtorine- Sdbnrih @m.
u. Hifarbion, lpelden goalt ais
GueQe ieiner ieniationeQen @ei6ih.
ten nannte, feline Shulo treffe.
Sier5li ihreibt ~ merifa:"
Sie Gigeni6aft, oes 9alfens i'm eige-
men auge gan5 5u pergeiien, ideint
Dem amerifaniifen Solfe eieen 81
iein. Die 5uitGnoigen Steqen baben
5par ben Sertreter bes Glepelanoer
9lattes, Ser ans 8era Grl,5 berihtet
bate, Die bort %itottonirten Srnppen
bGtten, auf elm alteS merifaniifes
Hed)t iih berufeno, auf) alf fliebenoe,
unbemaffnete Werifoner geihoiien,
idneQ genug bas Yconiilium abeilnoi"
ertbeilt, uno bomit ben ginorud err.
pedt, Dob jener cine @erldumoun9 in
Die @elt geiest babe. Stun bat bieier
Correspondent, Der 9oult beiBt, lid,
aber Dor Dem lnteriuflingsausi6 dub,
Der eingeiest morben mar our Inter
iu1ung ieiner ,itorp", oararf beru.
fen, Dob ibm Die 5batia6en ieien nit
getbeilt porben bon einem 6lotten.
fdbnrih lnb anberen Sffi3ieren.
alh nannte er Homen. @ebolfen bat
es linn nibts; man i6ob i'm ab, Dabr-
iheinli6 ols @arnung fir anoere
Gorreiponoenten, nid)ts naf Sauie
81 berihten, mas Den Serren in
@aibington peinlih unangenebm auf
Die Herpen fallen fonnte.
Werfniiroigcr @eiie id)eint man
bagegen cine nid)t meniger pieliaeenoe
@emerf,lng i'm geriht bes Sertreters
Der 20. .. Gpening Goit" gan5 iiber-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28

ibre Idbtc perbrinet. ifieneu bic
Striimpfe son8lid abgeidufft werocn
gu ioaen. Gnblid id]ritt Die Yoli5ei
Elm. Gin Siiter Der itaatlid1en Sro>
nuns forberte cine itrumpfloie Sume
bDfli6 aber eneraiih auf, i'm CUR
ndditen @nditation 3n besleiten,
Sort ipurpe ibr Same feitaeitelt, lnb
MIN miro tie lid ndd,itens pe9en Ser
leblne bes ofientliden I~nitanbcs 81
perantporten baben. Sieie Wabrcgel
bat ieeniist, unb man bari iebt ihDn
bebaupten, bab Die l%trllmpfloie @pbe
ebenio idnea perihlpinben miro, mic
lie sefpmmen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
Cine Srau BON 1O3 Sabren.

Sn Ylatten I'M gr5eebirse Iebt Die
8ittipe zines 2anbmaunes, Die oieier
Gage 103 Sabre aft tpurbe. Sem
Neuberen mad niiroe man lie fir cine
Idt3i9erin 6alten, unb babel iii lie
nod tbdtie. iriih uub betpeglih. sic
bat eincn Wann bon 80 Sabren in Der
aoit. nelfer idon felt mebr ais 40
Sabrcn ibr Siihsenoiie lit uno nit
Dem lie am liebiten aus bersansenen
3eiten plauoert. Sic LIT Der feiter,
,Neiuung, berSTob babes4fie bereelien.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
sic Ieiben an @~altgfett nnb
SerNppfnng!

0iardne. iibIer Itbem, iaurer
Wagen, beleete Sunee uno 8erbmle
ungsbeIhiperben beuteu an, oaB 3eber
unb g~inseipeibe berftopft limb. Gebmi
beute Mbenb elm Heinieun9sn,ittel.
Splet gud nod beute cine Slaite Sr,
Sings Stem 2ife Yiaen unb entleeri
Nasen unb g~ineefpeibe bon g~dbrenScn
Speiien unb Nbfaa. Gin gutter Stas6l>
gang brinst grleidterune nnb 8obls
b~efinben. Birfium, aber 9elinbe,
@errriaten feine Sdmer5en. % Cts,
BEL gurem Ipotbefer.
9udlen's @rnifas Salbe fir 8ranoz
tpunoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
gnflen's grnifa. Salbc fir Shnitt'
unb Sranbwunben unb @eihipiire.

Serr e. g. 2pper, Iari1a, g. g.,
idlreibt: Sd bate ME cine Sdnitts
pber Srnnbpunbe pbcr irgcnb Elm @ee
itipiir, bns bicie Salbe niht beilte. "
Solet nod bcllte cine Shndtel Bud
lens Irnifas Salbe. Saltet lie itets
bereit fir @unDen aqcr Nrt. Ser
biitet &innbnfenframpf. 20 Gents BEL
gurem Ipptbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
Sat SIR &inb @Rrmer?

Sic meiiten &inber 6aben 8iirmer.
Cine beleete Snnee. iibIer It6em,
Wa9enibmer5en, Ringe unter DEN
Gu9en, 5laKe @eii9tsfarbe. Gerp6s
fiat, 8eiS6arteit, 8dbacfuiriben. uns
rubiger S6laf, ionberbare Srdlrne
= ireenb eines bieier Sbapipme
bsufet an. bab baS &tnb Mttr:ner bat.
Solet ioaleih cine SGchtel &ifdbpo
8prm 8fler. tpelGer bic SSsitr,aer, bic
l1rfafe bes 3nfta,ySes gSsts ainpeS,
tDbtet. asirft GhfsSaeab nnb hiIft
Der Ratur. Die @ar'Har ese3nsSlei0eu.
Su Suderform gei;eSert. 2etttt einSns
xebmen fir Gtnber. % Gems bet
S1irem I~potbeter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
aus9eb6en.
9etesttSe Nsrns speeea 2eo Jrsas
aAffatre semakre8elt.

Der beribmte Deteftipe 81. s.
Burns. Der ii4 i'm sanaen 8anbe tpes
gen feiner Siidtisieit boben 4niebens
erfreut. mub fir ben ibersroben Gife,
NIT benz ct fid in Der llnterfu9uns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28
Bite, bite, belft uas bod!

Die Wiiiiiundre unb armen Nen.
~6efeBrten in Snbien bitten cute
Jreunbe bemiitbis nm cine frpmme
0abe sur llnteritiitung Der tatbo.
I iiihen Notwithstanding. GS
wirb bier fir lcbenoe mnb abae1
! itorbene W%0bltbdter taslid sebetet.
! User cinen Dollar pber mebr
! einienbet, erbdlt ais beiheibenen
| 9anf cine bibfhe IbptD.
srapbie aus ben Mifiip.
! n c II anf elmer Iuitfarte 5~ugeianbt.
! Sromnte 0aben bittet man gu
abreiiieren an " unner y o g.,
! Dubuque, SOwa, Mmerifa, uber
I brett an
REV. FIR. PAULUS,
Superior at Khandwa,
British East India.
! gitte jeter 0abe bei3uiigen:
I Sir &banbipa (Sits Snbien).
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28

bes Geo Srantfdsn WorbfalIes in Mts
lanta, 90, betdtiete, biiBen. Ser
0erbonb Der poliasihefs Der Ser.
Staten, beHsn Gbrenmitslieb Burns
mar, bat i'm senaBreeelt unb eeraoeau
aus Dem 9.roano ausecitoben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-07-28

- NrN Der arlne Raan sat ipabre
SreuHbe.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18
TALK CLEANING UP.

There was much discussion over the question of cleaning up the city last nights session of the city council. Nearly every member had something to say and a pain is being devised for making the city more presentable as we'll as guarding against unhealthy conditions that now prevail. H. s. Worthen of the Worthen Mills ad- dressed the meeting on sewerage con ditions in that section of the city. It was the general concensus of opin- ion that the entire waterfront must be cleaned up at once and that in all parts of the city efforts must be made
 to clean up unsightly piles of rubbish.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18
MsthOdlst EplOcOpaI.
R. 0. Blackwell, Pastor.

Services morning and evening at II and s o'clock. Sermon themes; Good Morning." and Good Night" Sunday School at F o'clock. Young Peoples meeting at p. m. A most cordial invitation is extended to all' both regular attendants and strangers to attend these services for you'll get an Alaskan welcome. Prayer meeting on Thursday evening.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18
ARRIVING FROM LYNN CANAL.

The following passengers arrived from Lynn canal points yesterday on the Georgia:
 From HaInes-W. c. Beattie; from Comet-W. Sraufe, Tom O'Leary, Mir. and Mrs. Robt Lashua, Oscar John. son, Tom Kene; from Jualin-L. K. Kennedy, Emanuel Johnson, Chas. Swanson, Gust Creep, Mike Mrokovich, Tom Shields, J. M. Harrington, Joe Argoff, John Christensen, Joseph Dawling, w. R. Austin; from Eagle River--C. D. Knapp.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18
Christian Science.

Services are held in the Christian Science hall, Third and Seward streets, at Il o'clock. Subject of lesson ser mon, Doctrine of Atonement." All are welcome. Sunday school at 10 a. m. Wednesday night meetings at 8 o'clock. Free reading room Wednes' day afternoons of each week from 2 to 5.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18
ARRlvlNe oN sAMPsoN.

The Admiral Sampson, arriving from the Westward yesterday evening, brought the following passengers for Juneau: Charles Stewart and wife, J. w. Fraser, Herbert Howard, D. O.. Kennedy, Phil McKanna, O. A, Tuck CT, Mrs. Otto Reopen, and one second class.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18
ALASKA NHorEL ARRIVALS.

The following arrivals are registered at the Alaskan Hotel: H. R. Plate, New York; c. D. Stewart and wife, Cordova; Herbert Howard, Tacoma; J. S. Hamilton, Portland; w. J. Me Leod, J. H. Irving, F. H. Doolittle, c. c. Contest, H. E. Shook, Seattle.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18
CHURCH NOTES
rrInlty Eplscopal Church.

Services tomorrow will be as fol- lows: Il a. m. morning prayer and sermon, subject, Risen with Christ" ." Special music by the full vested choir, including anthem, "Hearken Unto Me-" also Simper's Ire Deum." Everyone is most cordially welcome. Evening prayer and sermon at p. m. with spe- clal music. Choir practice on Friday evening at 1880 o'clock. The Ladies' Guild will meet with Mrs, Rummell on Friday afternoon at 2:.0 D. m.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18
ST. GEORGE HOUSE OPEN.

The St. George House is now open and ready for business.
 Everything new. Good light and well ventilated rooms. Baths, electric lights and bells. Good board.
 Reasonable rates by the day, week or month. 10-1-ti
 J. c. HoULIHAN, Prop.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18
Presbyterian Church
John B. Stevens. Pastor.

Morning services at Il, subject, "The Ministry of Christian Associa' tlon"-a study of the church. Solo by Mrs. H. P. Crowther. Evening ser vice at s. Deut. B., S1, Their rock is not our rock" Evidences of christian ity from unsolicited sources. Special music by full choir. Sunday School meets at 12. The Ladies' Aid will meet on Friday afternoon at 2:3O o'clock with Mrs. Madison.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18
EoR KErcAlKAN.

The Admiral Sampson picked up three Indian natives summoned to Ket' chlkan as witnesses at the coming term of court. They are Jim Morgan, Kitty Morgan and Shorty"
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18
Catholic Church.

Rev. A. R. Drathman, S.J., Pastor.
 Low Sunday April l9. Communion mass s a. m., high mass and sermon 1O:3O a. m., Sunday School 2:SO p. m., and evening service 2 p. m.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18
YOUR LAST CHANGE.

Tonight is your last chance to see the feature "Flolsain," in two reels, at Jaxon's rink. Two other strong dramas; 10 and 15 cents, any seat.
 Skating Sunday only.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18

See Anderson, piano tuner and ex- pert at Barragar's P. O. Store. The original home of the Victor. Phone 54. -4-17.3t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18

Don't work yourself to death. Spend a pleasant evening with the boys at Burfofi's. 2-16-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18

Get your fresh vegetables at The Royal Fruit Co.,, Phone 2SO.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18

Wether you like Havana or domes. tic cigars, you can get the kind you like at Burford's. 2.16.tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18
BIG CUT IN PRICES

Spring sale of wall paper-ovER- STOCKED. American Paint Co.,, op- )osite Doran's Drug Store. 4-16-3t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18
CLASSIFIED ADV.

WANTED-Job at cooking. by two experienced Norwegian girls. Camp, large enough for two, preferred; or would each take separate camps. Steady and reliable. Will go any where. Reference furnished. Address A. Empire 4.1S.6t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18

Get the big feed of good grub at the small price at the Stampede restau- rant. 2-26-tf.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18

Buy a meerschaum pipe at Burford's and treat yourself to a satisfying smoke after dinner. 2-16-tf
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-04-18

Chase and Baker Player Pianos for
 Sale, Very Cheap.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-28
JOHN GOT HIS DOLLAR,
I UTPAIO IT FOR A PUNCH
Court Makes Barber Settle for
Painting His Pole Then Gathers
/ in the Fine.

John Bonifer, aged eighteen. Of No.
bis East One Hundred and Forty fifth
street, Is employed by an engraver.
but last week he thought he would
take on a little outside work in the
way OF painting. Opposite his home
Is the barber shop OF Max Neliopol.
Max's barber pole looked as II 1t noed-
Cd a new coat.
"I'll paint your pole for a dollar"
said John.
go to It," said the barber.
John did and he made an artistic
Job OF II. He was stood off" for tho
dollar several days. Last night nc
punched the barber In the eye and
was arrested.
In Morrisania Court to-day Mag
istrate House asked Max II no would
!, pay John hts dollar.
Sure" said Max, handing the boy
b dollar bill.
Every good" said the Magistrate
.'John 10 fined one dollar for poking
you in the eye"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-05-28
WOMAN TELLS0F FIGHT
!, SHE MADE TO Protect
HERSELF FROM TWO MEN
Accused Held When Court
Hears From Her and Husband
Ga. -
Who Rescued Her.

After hearing the story Of Mra Ida
Tobias OF IN. Suffolk street to-day
Magistrate Freschi in the Essex Mar
'ket Police Court held Francisco Puccio
Of No. - Hamilton street and Gia-
como Porcello OF No. Sc James street
IN $1,000 ball each for trial on charges
Sof attempted criminal assault
A complaint for feionious assault
was ordered drawn against the two
men when Mrs. Tobias's husband. Paul,
. grainer. exhibited scalp wound
and . cut on the left shoulder that
he said he received in lighting to pro-
tsct his wife.
Mrs.. Tobias. VINO y young and
pretty, told the court she went last
night TO the shoe backing shop at
No. ia Norfolk street, run BY Puocio
and Porceilo. t. call for q Panama
Rat she had left there. leaving her
baby in . peramhulator at the door.
As she crossed the threshold, she
Ssgid. she was seized by one Of the
men. while the other fastened the
door. She was then dragged to .
rear room. She fought desperately.
cha said. for fifteen minutes, scream
Ing the while. She showed scratches
. about the face and neck. which. she
said. were inflicted by her assailants
II guess showed those two ruffianA
that was we'll able to take care OF
myself" she remarked, but waA
getting weak and II was a great re-
lief to me to hear the glass in the
front of the store fall In and then
see my husband at my side and a
crowd Of the neighbors at his heels"
1f Then the husband took up the
story. He told how he had sailed
into the two men and how they had
backed of, one coming back at him
with a hammer and the other with q
knife. He said he worsted them any.
, way.
Puccio and Porcello bore signs Of a
serious beating they got at the handi
of the mob that gathered after Mrs
Tobias was rescued.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-08-26
VILLA WANTS TO
DETHR0NE CHIEF
Insists That Carranza Be Re-
moved From Power in the
Mexican Government.

Washington, D. c., Aug. 26.-While
President Wilson and administration
officials are confident that the differ
ences between Carranza and Villa will
be settled without recourse to arms,
details of the position assumed by
General Villa, as reaching here in Of
ficial reports, show that the fighting
general plans to insist on the elimina-
tiol of Carranza from permanent pow
er in the new Mexican administration.
General Carranza has sent one of
his three division commanders Gen
eral Obregon-to Sonora, not only to
smooth out the local troubles in that
state, but to confer with General
Villa. General Villas position, as out
lined to the Washington government,
contains the following two proposals,
either one of which he will accept.
First, conference of military chiefs
be called as agreed to at the meeting
at Torreon, when the first Villa-Car-
rama break was adjusted, one dele
gate representing every 1000 men in
the army; this convention would
designate a man TO be provisional
president, who, under the constitution
could not succeed himself, but would
call a general election.
Second, Carranza can be designated
as provisional president by the propos-
ed convention, but he must agree to
abide by the constitution and not
succeed himself
General Villa has let it be known
that he does not wish to enter the pres
idential race. 1t is suggested in many
quarters that Villa intends TO propose
as a candidate for the presidency
Emilio Madero, a brother of the late
DrpSident
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-08-26
Appeal to Powers Charges
Violation of the Hague
Convention.
HOSPITALS ATTACKED
Latter Occupied by German
Wounded, 1t Is Asserted
Hundreds Houses Damaged.

Washington. D. c., Aug. 26.-The
Belgian minister protested to the state
department today against what he
termed War against women and chill
dren" in the Zeppelin airship attack
on Antwerp. Ten were killed, the
minister stated, four of. them women,
and eight persons injured. Secretary
Bryan intimated he could take no ac.
tion.
Bryan denied a report that Brand
Whitlock, American minister, had Off.
cially protested to Germany. Accord
ing to the Belgian minister one of the
Zeppelin bombs exploded above the
palace, where the queen and children
are living.
1t is understood in Washington that
the Germans, before the battles at
Liege and other Belgian cities, gave
due notice of their intention to use
airships as required by The Hague
convention.
London, Aug. 26, (afternoon. )-Reut-
er's Antwerp correspondent says an
other. raid -on-the-city was attempted
by Zeppelin alrship last night. The
Belgian military caused the ship to
retire.
Hague Violation Charged.
London, Aug. 26.-Belgian authori-
ties claim the attack by a Zeppelin
airship at Antwerp was a violation
of a Hague convention and are pre-
pairing to protest to all powers against
this manner of warfare. A dispatch
to the Chronicle says: Count Zeppe-
lin, whom the German emperor calls
the great genius of the century, has
performed the greatest exploit of his
life. He has thrown bombs on hospi-
tails where Belgians were attending
German wounded. He has staggered
humanity. August 5 the German COM
mander warned General Leman at
Liege if the forts did not surrender
the Zeppelin fleet would move against
Belgium. The Germans have been as
good as their word. We explored ev-
cry one of 10 devastated streets and
found a portion of 10 bombs. The
number of victims is unknown. The
bombs were aimed at public buildings.
military barracks, government offices
and the royal palace. The population
is in gloom"
The Daily News Amsterdam CORE
spondent says it is reported that the
American minister at Belgium
sent an energetic protest to Germany
against hurting bombs into Antwerp
from a Zeppelin airship. One account
says 20 lives were destroyed by the
Zeppelin, although in conservative
sources it is reported only II bodies
have been recovered so far from the
ruins of wrecked houses. A semi-offi-
cial dispatch says 900 houses were
slightly damaged and go nearly de-
stroyed.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-08-26
GRAIN PRICES ON
The JUMP AGAIN

Chicago. ILL.,, Aug. 26.-In the first
hour today wheat gained 3@Sh2 or 20
cents higher than a year ago. Oats
and corn advanced 11z to is cents.
Advance at Liverpool and Lord Kitch-
ener's statement estimating the dura-
ton of the war at three years were
factors. Provisions. however, were
unchanged to 121ac lower.
Half hour before the close wheat
was 7QS cents higher than yesterday s
close.
Wheat closed 2b under the top.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-08-26
STEAMERS CRASH
And ONE IS SUNK
Admiral Sampson Wrecked 20
Miles From Seattle-Victo-
ria Saves Passengers.

Seattle, Wash, Aug. 26.-The Pa
cific Alaska Navigation company
steamer, Admiral Sampson, collided
with the Canadian Pacific liner Prin-
cess Victoria 20 miles from Seattle at
6 this morning and sank in four min
utes.
The Victoria reports she is bringing
most of the passengers and crew of
the Sampson.
1t is inferred here there has been
some loss of life.
The Sampson, bound from Seattle
to Alaska, carried so passengers and
crew of 60.
1t is reported that II lives were lost
on the Sampson.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1914-08-26
SULZER MEETS ROOSEVELT
Tells Colonel He Expects to Get Pro
gressive Nomination.

Oyster Bay, n. Y, Aug. 26.-Wil-
liam Sulzer came to Oyster Bay yes
terday and told Colonel Roosevelt fat
" that he was positive he, Sulzer,
would be nominated by the rank and
file of the progressive party at the pri-
maries for governor.
AT the close of that conference
Roosevelt made a brief statement.
which, however did not tell how he
felt about the Sulzer candidacy.
Mr.. Sulzer was not down here to
ask for my support and didn't want
me to commit myself in any way" he
said. He came down here as an old
friend and we had a most interesting
talk"
Sulzer made much of the same kind
OF statement.