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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-07
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@lonb, 100000.
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9. Doung, Cots 1914, 8lod 4, 8aite
Earf, $725.00.
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Centre, 100000.
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ion 5urbe1, $245O.0 {.
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10, 8lod 4, @eit l11o Searles M11. ct.
@Io11b, 100000.
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90, Curtis surpeb, $225.OO.
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Sreeport, $125.OO.
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"a, Sn1f Centre, 100000.
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%, @aite Garf, $4,000.
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@apen, 100000.
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$4,000.
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Subj, iiiblid 40 Sub bon g. $50 SnB
bon 0itlid y 8lod IA Mobbins unb MSenS
penhalrs 300. @a1f Centre, 100000.
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Srtmanm's Mbb. ct. glol1b, $1,000.
0tarh q. Sbompion an sSohn 6. Greper,
W. NgA 1unb Nh S@A Gee. IT.
125z29, ct. @enbel, $4,000.
8. 9. 8rofper 1t. a. an Bottle s.. Sell
ion, Bots 3 unb 4, @lpd 1 Sbertppohs
Ioo. 5n 8in1bau, 100000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-07

ben, iino iie ber5Iid frob, Bic sduIe
nerlaiien gu t6nnen. IS gibt nidts,
mas file balt 111b mas Tie feiielt. GU
fommt es, baB auiabrlid cine Mil.
lion @noer bie 0ffentlide Sbile nit
Ser @%ollenoung bes p~ier5ebnten ober
fiimf5ebnten 2ebensiabres berlallen.
8ir mollen eilln1al annebmen, Die
meiiten bitten iid quite glementar-
tenntuaiie a1,geeignet, f0nlten leien,
idreiben nnb redren, iotpeit bie
Sdule IN adt Sabren 6ieie 6ertig-
teiten permitteln fam. MQein oas
befabigt iie nod nidt obne tpeiteres,
ii6 elmer 8eidaftigung 5l15utpenoen,
sic Muits6t al1f 6ortfommer rt16 auf
cine quite @riite,15 bietet.
Son einem iltngen Meniden, Ser
les tpeiter bringen min ais gum Gage
I0bner, miro beut5ntage iiberau bel
berlangt, uno es lit n11r notiirlid,
haB in ieoer art @eid)dftig11ng Iolde
iunge 2el1te bebor3ugt per6en, sic eli
tige Sertigteiten mitbringe1r o6er tpe>
nigitens imitan6e iin6, cine getpiiie
@eranlagl1ng fit sic BON ibner ge<
mablte @eidaftigung na65umeiien.
SSn 6ieier @%e5iebung tbun uniere
lS6nlen in ibrer @eiammtbeit 10 gut
mie gar nibts. l1n6 10 tommt es
benn, 6aB alliabrli@ &un6erttauien-
6e bon iungen Meni6enfin6ern, sic
nad @oIenbung bes bier5ebnten o6er
%fiinf5ebnten 9ebensiabres Sic Sdnle
lerlolfen baben, 1idt %tniton6e iin6,
Ieine ibnen einigermaben 5uiagen6e
@eidaftigun9 o6er 8ei6dftigung
iiberbaupt gu fin6en. Sir Seem Dorf
allein berednet man sic 3obl ser
pier8ebn- uno fiinf8ebmiabrtgen &na-
ben uno Ma66en, ote ii6 na9 Ser
laiien ser 0ffentliden S9ule gum
@iiBiggong b~erurtbeilt feben o6er
init ser unlobnen6iten un6 urbefrie<
%bigen6iten @ei@dfttgung borlieb neb>
men miiiien, ouf o@t5igtauien6. l1no
gera6e in bieiem Sitter lift es gefabr-
li6, iunge 2ea1te miiBig geben 5u lai-
fen o6er iie elmer 8eiddftigung na6=
geben gu loiien, sic iie ntbt befrie-
6igt un6 1rt6t feifelt.
SSn an6eren 2dn6ern bat man 6as
langit ertunrt. Sn Deuti6lan6 5l1=
erit. 0esbalb bat man bort fir sic
iungen 2eute, 6ie enttpe6er feline Sect
ga1ng baben, 1i4 gelebrten 8erufen
5u5utpen6en, o6er 6erer @ltern ri6t
III Ser Gage iin6, sic Soften zines ge<
-lebrten 5tl16iums gu beitreiten, Sort
bil6ungSidulen eingeridtet, Sic sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-07
Sic matt 1nb trase? Maden
Sic SIRE 2eber ar6eiten.

IS lit merfmiiroig, pie roi6 So
lep cmboritif6e Eablette Sbre 2eber
beleben, &artleibigfeit bertreiben -
Sic pieoer leben6ig un6 tbatig fib.
len mobt. S. 8. Me@migbt St.
@ortb, Seras, iagt: Meine unonge-
1rebnren @efiible tpur6en b%onitdnoig
beieittgt our6 bas 6urdgdngige Mus-
paben, paS 6olep catbortii9e EobIet-
tie bel mir %beiorgten." sic iin6 elm
8nn6er. gu foufet1 Bel auen &Gno-
lern in ct. CLOUD. - Mn5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-07

|Gauierroen iteben sic iungen 9eute.
menn iie Sic Saule berloiien baben,
ratblos ouf Ser &eeritrabe 6es Be-
be,rs, unidliiliig, pobin fife ii6 nen'
Sen iollen, b%ergebens nod einem Gsyub'
rer altsi6al1eno, ser ibnen Sen @eg
5eigt.
Ser groBe Mangel nnierer 0ffent-
liden Sdulen lit sic @eigung gu ge-
nerali iieren, sic i%n6ipibuelle @r5ie=
bung mdt auffomme1 laBt. @S miro
iiber6ies 81 piel abitrafteS @iien ge=
lebrt, tper11 6ie 4raben nn6 M669en
bas bier3ebnte 2ebensiabr errei6t ba=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-05-07

i,angen 2eute aus Ser @oIfsiduIe
iibernebmer uno lie fir einer prafti-
iden 8ernf porbiloen. Dieie 5611=
len poren nripriingli6 fafultatiben
gbarafters, 0as beiBt ibr @eiud mar
ieoem f~reigeitellt. N(ber idon balls
tam man gu Ser grfenntnib, 6ab 6a-
NIT oas borgeitedte 3ieI nidt erreidt
mer6en fonnte. go tmtr6e 6enr audi
Ser 8eiud 6ieier 5dulen obliga-
troif6 gemadt. Sl1nge 2eute, 6ie eim
&anoperf %erlernen molen o6er sic
ii6 benz faltfmdnniiden 8eruf at.
penoen pollem, audi iolde, sic in Den
|5abriten einen geor6neten 9ebrgong
onr@mad)en tuollen, miiiien Sic Sort
bilonngsidatlen beiu6en, unb sic Mr-
beitgeber milien ibnen 6ofir sic er-
foroerlid)e 3eit geben. Die Mrbeit-
geber tbun oas au6 iebr germ. sic
baben langit ertannt, oaB sic Sortbil-
onngsid11len aud fir iie cine ol1sge-
5ei6nete ginrtdtung iin6. @olange
6ie 8in6er 6ie @olfsi9ule beiuden,
baben 6ie @~ertreter 6es &an6nerfs,
Ser Sn6uitrie uno bes @etperbeg ouf
lire @r5iebung feitterlei ginfluB, BEL
ser @%r5iebung bes 2ebrplanes fir Die
Gortbiloamgsf6ulen baben iie ein ge=
midttgeS @ort mit5mre6en; % fon=
men iie beitimmen, pos sic iungen
2e1te 5n lernen baben, ymenn fife I'M
prafti16en 2eben ibr 5%ortfommen
ftn6en tpolen.
go follte es in Sen Ser. Stoaten
audi fem. Die eritaunlid)e 2eiitungs=
fabigfeit Deuti@lan6s auf inouitriel-
lem mn6 gemerblidem @ebiet IGBt ii9
obne 8eriibii6tigung ser @r5iebung
Ser 6euti6en Sugeno gar mi@t erfGa=
rem. Cine nmfrage BEL iiber bun6ert
befannten in6uitrieuen uno getperb=
liden l1nternebmungen bat ergeben,
oaB pierunofed8ig @ro8ent ser leitem-
Sen DISQUALIFICATION lire @orbiloung
in getperbliden 6ortbiloungsi6uGen
genoiien baben. Mande BON ibner
boben ipdter al16 rod b0bere getperb-
li6e un6 te@niide @6ulen beiudt,
ober Sen @runo fir ibre @usbtl6ung
baben iie in ben Sortbil6ungsi6ulen
gelegt. Mnfdnge nit iolden S@ilen
iin6 ia ar9 in SEN Ser. Staaten ge-
ma6t 1por6en, aber borlduftg feblt
nod febr bel, Bis fie fir unfer 9an6
SOS getpor6en iein tper6en, uas iie
fir Del1tf@la1r6 ldngit iin6. Ser per=
bdiiltniBmaBig geringe &ro5entiab Ser
5@iiler unierer offentli@en @@ulen,
ser nod @ollen6ung 6es bier5ebnten
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-09-15
NUMBER %
SCHOOL OPENS

The Welsh High School opened yes
terday morning entering upon the 1914
is session. The entire faculty was on
hand ready to take up work again and
every indication points to successful
term. Two hundred and SeVenty.fiYe
pupils were enrolled yesterday with
several others to come in during the
week.
The different grades met in their
respective rooms yesterday morning
and the teachers spent some time in
organizing the grades and giving out a
list of books. After this the pupils
were dismissed for the purpose of get
ting books.
To-day the classification will be about
completed and the regular work of the
! session will be taken up.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-09-15
(SEAL.
q.
Excursion

An Excurion train will be run from
Lake Charles to Franklin La, on Sun'
day September goth,
Leaves Iowa at 7: 10 a. m. fare $500
Welsh, 7:3O a. m fare $500; Roanoke, z
50 a. m fare $500. Leaves Franklin
returning at 7:3O p. m. no reduction
from this rate on account of children.
We paint and repair smoke
stacks-Prentice & Shipman. 20tf.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-09-15

hereby certify that the above and
foregoing thirty names is a true and
correct list of Petit Jurors drawn to
appear and answer in open court at the
Court House of Jefferson Davis Parish,
La. at II o'clock A. NJ, Monday, Oc'
tober 18th, A. D. 1914.
Clerks office, September l4th, A. d.
1914.
(Signed; l. R. PRICE, +
(SEAL) Clerk OF Court
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-09-15

OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS
Of JEFFERSON DAVIS
PARISH POLICE JURY.

Jennings, La, Sept. 3, 1914.
Continued from issue CT Friday,
Sept. II, 1879
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-09-15
LIST OF PETIT JURORS.

List of Petit Jurors drawn to appear
in open court at the Court House in
jefferson Davis Parish, La, at II o..
clock a. m, on Monday, October 18th,
A. D. 1914, and to serve as petit jurors
for the balance of that week, which
drawing is as follows:
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1914-09-15

use 49, .a a % s s on as main group exhibit palaces
hemanw me
the prndal n
MueCNlha
#bCuesn
Oft
M CUMMINGS o ss @ Spssn the @s S 9 2 Ps renaissance S
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-28
BRITISH TROOPS FORCED To MOVE BACK
Paris Preparing Stand Siege Sending all Wounded French and
Belgian Refugees Southwestern Part Of Country While
Foreigners Given Understand That Their Presence
not Desired in French Capital at Present

BY Associated Press.
PARIS, Angus, 27Thc following bulletin issued by the
War Office tonight ln the Vosgcs District troops have
sumed the offensive and have driven back the yester
day forced them to fall back the St Die side
"The Germans yesterday bombsrded ST. Die which
fortified town"
n the region Vosge mountains and Nancy our
offensive has continued for the last five days
German losses considerable $500 bodies being found
front Of three kometers southeast Nancy and bodies
front of four kilome,ers in the region of Vitrmont.
FALL OF LONGWY ADMITTED
Longwy very old fortress garrisoned by only battalion
and which has been bombarded capustcd today
after holding out for twenty.fow days
More than half of the garrison killed wounded and
Lieutenant Dache has been nominated officer the legion of
honor for Heroic Conduct in the Defense of Longwy.
On the Meuse have repuIsed German
.scks and German flag has been taken
"The Belgian field army which attacked Namur sup
porting French regiment since joining lines
BRITISH RETREAT SHORT DISTANCE
I'm the NORTH the British forces attacked by body Of
greatly ounumberng them obliged after brilliant
sa 70 w;.dssw li,l me rirh, ne.>
"Ou armies hav, ed their positions Belgium. The
Antwerp has been drawn off had before Ger
man divisions
The cabinet for defense me, today and de.
cded make declaration French people, Parliament not
being session Premier Vvsn began preparation of
the document
PARIS PREPARING TO STAND SIEGE
Paris preparing for siege and the sending the
wounded southern and France Refugees Belgium
permitted o remain here.
Americans and other foreigners beginning understand
that their presence here is desired
An army aviator pilot killed today by the fall of their
machine at Juvsy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-28
BRITISH EXPLAIN CHANGES

LONDON August 27.-1he British Press Bureau at II. 30
Friday, gave out the following statement:
"Thc French operations the war of two hundred
and fifty miles have necesatcd certain changes position
troops who occupy strong line proven, advance
Ct the German They supported by the French both
lanks
The morale OF both armies be excellent there
but little doubt that they will give good Of themselves in
the positions they hold"
German official wireless dispatch SAYS; Emperor William
has received the following from the Emperor of Austria Victory
after Victory God is with you and will be with also. A"
stated that British marines have occupied Ostend prevent
the Ccrmans from getting foothod the English Channel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-28
TITANIC CONFLICT NOW IN PROGRESS

LONDON. August 27The conflict of millions last sp.
pears Even such he sinking Of the German
steamer Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse beside the battle
dcnced tribute Of General Joffre the British arms rears
ton that the allies fighting block the road Paris with the
hardly further than New York to Philadelphia
Meanwhile The Russian host is drawing Berlin
Not during the first great struggle between Europe
Msnchuan plains such battle fought
mpcnctrablc silence to the world
The cny information the British public received today the
from the French announced by Premier Ausquh the
House Of Commons that the army engaged Wednesday against
superior force fought spenddy
According the official report of Sir William Gochcn Herr
Gagow German Minister of Foreign Affairs depored the
on of Great Britain declaring the end Of policy himself
and Of the imperial chancellor
The German Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse
the of Africa by British cruiser.
GERMANS LEVY TAX ON CHARLEROI
The Germans have levied of three hundred thousand
against Chseroi
The Russians be steadily advancing East
They approaching the great fortress Koengsbus
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-28
BRYAN WANTS ALL
AME ER|CANS HOME
SENDS tiBLEt.HAM TO ALI, IN.
BtSSIES ANn LEGATIONS
ADVISING RETURN

~ Associated r-css.
WASHINGTON. u. g.. Aug. "a
secretary Bryan TO-DAY rabled al
embassies and legations Europe
u urge all AmericeEs "A Qsse for
hcmo without delay
The United States Informed th,
European powers today of her in
tention Ia send the armed cruiser
North Carolina, 90 Turkey To carry
sold for the relief of Americans 81
cerding 10 an announcement given
out los the state department tOda
While the North Carolina goes on
mission OF rclio. her presence iu
Turkish waters Is .ntcnded 20 ha, %
saluiary effect ug the Treatment
oi Christians and ',reigners resident
m Turkey
u Is regarded as extremely likely
that Turkey will oon declare war
against the allies. idlnr with Ger
many and Austria
The so-called Scaman's relief bill
isgulating conditions of service IN
the merchant marine passed tho
House today without q record of The
vote
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-28
uOGG EDUCATIONAL MAS
~ hLlI Bi IIETIN


AUSTIN. Texas. Aug a. II dc-
toloped during the discussions ~ the
last meeting ~ the State Teacher
Association that there Is o very
harmful lack of uniformity In the
teaching Of Home Economics In the
state. and much confusion resulting
from many standard The discus
non lead to the organ listi0u OF tho
Home Economic. Association aud
this Association unanimously agreed
that the most vital work FOR b. To
consider Nas course uf study In
Home Economic for tho State With
graded course they could raise for
Be- tho same recognition and credit ar-
corded other SUBJECTS ir the curric.
umm Committee reprosouting Tho
state nnrWalF q I a. tho Elemen
iary and High schools uf Texas and
tHo University we're appointed ~ de-.
Use syllahu. Vhird b. nov directly
from The pres
The course OF study o. planned 10
meet only the needs nf the schools
throughout the State The commit
zee has taken care ~ avoid such rad
ical change ~ would necessitate the
complete reorranizaiion ~ the work
30 any school suggestions for
'quippilng domestic economy labra
tories are given and the cost of ihiv
uggested equipment complied ac-
'ording 10 figure obtained from
dealers lu the Stale Thi. syllabus
~ill be- valuable 20 schools about 90
-quip department. iu Domestic Econ
omy 0r 10 those wishing 10 remodel
or add 10 schools already establish
ID
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-28
German Governor sent.

W. A..triHt'd Press
LONDON. Aug a. An ofticiei
German virclcs, message received
here tonight says. Field Marshal
Won der Golig who has been ent-ust
r1 with that part of Belgium nov
80 possession Of Germany. has lett
to assume his duties as governor
general
The civil administration is ~ be
entrusted 20 the president OF the
Government Poard at AiN-ia-Chnp-
ellie
The king of Bavaria has l"ft
Tor the western theatre Of wa-
The former cOusul-geuera' at
Iaueier. reports that the bulk p,
German inhabitants have fled 10 Ca
tiI
German arrupidnr. today pa nd
over the frontier forts ~ Antwerp
Attacks upon them Uas without r"-
suit
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-28

Specs to IHr Seas
OTTAWA. Aux 20 Tho Naval
Dopartm.Hf here confirmed dis-
match from thr Pacific that the
iefman cruiser leipzig WAS seen re-
Gently if f|s northern end of Van
couEer Island n is bsllef ed the
cruiser 'lprr'od 10 meet collier
somoHncrr along tho coast or that
the German had planned ~ inter
eapt 70 British steamer and empty
her bunker.
Three cruisers are alter the Leip-
.ig Thet are the Canadian cruiser
ainhow. fhe British New Castle and
a Japanese cruiser shich recently ar
rived AZ Vancouver.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-28
NEW SECRETNHN WILL ~.
PiNn TRADE TERRITORY

COMMERCE. Tex, Aug 27 In
an effort 10 further develop tho ma
'ural resource of this cify aud tho
trade territory Boo this section. tho
directors of Tho local board of trade
Lavo secured 'ur services az Nr
-. e. Lingo n' DALLAS. 90 surceod
Prof S. q Green resigned. as -cc.
rotary of the 'ummorcc orraniza
iion
4 strong campaign viii boz inau
-rrated A. once Hy the nev spcrc
iary. and with t.a cooperation of tho
ci'I1cns of This place n g. Thought
that Commerce Hiil witness au un
prccrdcutod grow .ng era
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-28
frcnch Wheat Crop IInr,c.icd

PARIS. Aug 21The French
wheat has been harvested. according
- Information received by the Gaz-
cite The cutting of tho oat crop
IS well advanced The vintage Is
good although the rinos are some
wnat damaged by cryptogamic grow
tins
Farmer. are selling grain ~ GOV.
eminent agents. The price of wheat
IS comparatively low though the Of
eats is high
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-28
GIENNN ~Hir RISkS
h'It 80 ~ HHiIisU

NFW YORK; AuE 90 Tho Grao.
Ga. ono u' # #orf of German steam
ships eH.. Hat, boou idle hero
since th, .-afslur 0ui OF the war.
lcn inuieH' sf fHs risk nf becoming
r. prize rr fhe British cruiser or
This harH.-
,,bo n. laden tiih coal aud
store. auH carried n0 passengers
She cleared ostDHehiy Tor CadiL.
pain
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-28
MEXICO CITY HAS
SMALL UP PR|SINC
OPENING DI SALOONS ERINGS
TROi BIE FOR rOI.I'E FORCE
OE CAPITAL CITY
BY A. spcisird Press

BY Atsuoistrd Press
VERA CRUZ. McX., Aug 20 4
break between the Conslitutiouaiist
and police of Mexico city reached
a point of open conflict Yesterday
and several persons were killed ac-
cording to Information received at
American army headquarters today.
II Is reported that after the open
ing of the saloons the war elements
70 the new forces in the city be
came unruly and abusive
The police fired upon crowd OF
ronstitutionalists hut the later were
victorious. and the police were dis
lrmed and quiet restored
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-28
FRANC HISE GRANTED NlGNO.
IN PETROLEt COMPANY

tusfiaI IH lHf NfHf
FORT WORTH. Tex. Aug 80.
Tho election conducted In THIS city
vestcrda. for the purpose OF voting
on the granting Of franchise 90
the Ma uoiia Petroleum on Com
pauy. giving that concern thc right
tr las pIpo lines IN tho streets and
sllevvay carried by lo 10 ma
I,Iity
Tho mansremeni of fho company
"a. announced that The work 0f 2ip
mg oil into Tho city Niii begin short
o. and rushed to completion n s
irorEl' that tho now arrangement
tor fuel supply viii bo of great bene-
iii 20 tho ciiy minimum rate
800 bo afforded an heavy users Of
the product
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-28

~ Associated Irrat
AMSTERDAM. Aug a. An uN
Oa' .patrh from Berlin says that
the I.Ht German cruiser NadcIurg
NH., ashore on OBJ, island OF Odeus
burg 300 the Gull o' Finland. was nr
'd nu by Russian ships. Seventeen
of tUa cruiser crew we're killed and
twenty i've wor, wounded Tho rest
CO.. OBJ, crew were rescued hy % tor
red0 .Ha' under fire The Nagdc.
burg blown Hp
Sac riding 90 o. Iafrr account. righ-
=. Nt. uf tho eros. including the
captain are missing
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EI ..HfsH Press
HtHIIN Aug co., Wireless NI
90 tN. TORT. 900 Namur have fallen
frd lHH-HE Ha. been captured 1f
tor rn.u.ufr defense
TH, IrHu.H 'nrro- which had ~.
ts,kr1 'N. crown Prince army have
teen r'HH'.r1
Al-a.. .l- been cleared of French
troop '..r' ai points vest NJ col
mar
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bN NNNnflhffN IffHH
WASHINGTON. - g.. Aug -
an uprising against the circulation
'f the currency of the new COnsti-
tuuonalist goyermnot. has been put
down by the troops according To-
confidential dispatches To the state
department
II Is supposed that the uprisirl
occurred YESTERDAY
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san nOMINGO PRESIDENT
Ml;II~ 10 ABIITRATI


WASHINGTON % c.. Aug 27
President Borras OF San DOMINGO.
a"rocs 20 resign a' three tomorrow
az which time i,a uoud Baez. nov
head Of the National University of
san domingo. ni'l ,ucceod him
This agreement Eas reached 10
day after conference with tho
American peace commissioner
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hl NHHurlalri Press
MEXICO CITY. Aus 20 DD,.
Pyed hy censor The city is uoH
gnsolutely quiet being patrollnd bv
the fourth battalion
All OF Tho rural guards have bccn
a"csted and disarmCd street car
traffic has been resumed
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UIEAN JOHNSON GIFTS
PEOGRFSSINE NOMINATION

SAN FRANCISCO. Calif. Aug -.
The returns from Tuesday pri-
narIes make II certain that John -
Fradericks vill get The Republican
domination for governor j y. Cur
un secured the Democratic nomira-
non and Hiram Johnson. the nre.
ont incumbent secured the Progres-
.I.s nomination
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% N-HnfiHfrd irraH.
TOXIC. Japan Aug 27.- The ,it.
bation between Austria and Japan
b. described here as "a rupture of
diplamtic relation. aud not war"
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CARDINALS HELD
UP BY GERMANS.
kEiT ~ HOSTAGES To INSIHE
BEHAVIOR on PEOPLE on
BELGIUM
EXPECT BRIEF CONCLAyE
Entire Absence Of StrDnr Rival Fac.
tiOns May Make Choice Easier
And Method of Election
shorter


By As-,e,atcd Press
ROME. Italy. Aug - The ear
annals. meeting In a preparatory con
clave 10 elect successor 10 Pope
l1us s. is perlurbed over "a report
that seventeen preiates In Licgc. are
being held by the Germans as hos
tagea against acts OF hostility on the
part OF the population.
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thLNERT GOFs HRN
~ TWENTY NOrES

CALVERT IHf Aug 20 81 the
prohibition election held here ynster
day thc ci'y 0 calvert sent dry bv
twenty votes The total vote east
vas aI2