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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
PACING
] ESULTS
AT JAMESTOWN.

FIRST Four furlongs Lady Capri
cious, l07 tWaldron), 4, SIS, 4-5, won;
Louise May, 1903 (Nicklaus) 90, SIS,
9-10, second; Energetic l06 Mcintyre
So. AS, Ia. third. Time, 40 lis. Also
ran; Racy. Miss Fissy. Flossie Lee, Dom
Moran. Datala, ! May
SECOND-Five and half furlongs
Elma, l0l Murphy 90, even. Il, won,
La Sainrella t0l alley, 20, 8. 3. sec
ond; Paul Davis. 1903 tWaldron), 4 SIS.
40. third. Time. 1903 Also ran Mark
a. Mayer, Phew, TQison Dor Lady
Etna, Malitlne, Cherry Seed, Surpass,
Coming Coon.
THIRD-Five and one-half furlongs:
Bat Masterton. 1903 UicketU, won;
Wiley. 1903 (Callahan). second. Little
fered the books in trouble. Time, ] :0S.
Ethelburg II Skeets, Thrifty Moisant,
Starboard also ran.
FOURTH Mile: Jabot i05 Davis.
won; Counterpart. 100 callahan Sec
ond: Colonel Ashmeade, 1903 (Neander)
third Time 1904 tNo prices offeredl
Also ram Napier, Towton Field, Jacob
Bum, Knmundy. The Runp
F1FTH-Five and half furlongs
Susan b.. 40 tMcTaggarD, won; Su-
preme 1903 CWaldron), second, tlatbush
los callahan, third Time. 1908. No
prices offered Also ran Free Trade,
Castara, Stellata, Bulgarian. Stucco,
Skysie.
SIXTH Mile and 20 Yards: Buzz
Around, % Murphy, won, Mycenae,
III (Bresch). second; Lady Innocence,
95 (McTaggarD. third. Time, l:44 20.
No prices offered. Also ran: Barn
Dance Sun Guide. Camel, Carbureter.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
DEATH TAKES
MARSHALL
M'KENZ|E

W Marshall Mckenzie, capitalist,
died at his home on Peae,-tree Road
Tuesday afternoon at 2:35 o'clock,
after an illness of several months. He
was S. years old
Mr.. Mckenzie was president Of the
Mckenzie Trust Company. founder Of
the old Atlanta Oil and Fertilizer
Company, and owner of extensive
property in the Brookwood district
For many years he lived in Marietta.
until his interests in Atlanta caused
him to move to this city,
Mr. Mckenzie Is survived by his
wife, two sons, Marshall and Harold
Mckenzie both Of whom are officials
OF. the Mckenzie Trust Company. by
two brothers. George and Joe McKeh-
zie, of this city, and sister. Mrs. D.
w. Blair, of Marietta.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
BR0NCH0S BEAT CRACKERS IN TIGHT BATTL]
Death Blow Is Given Racing Game in Vrgini
Woodward, Urged
For Governorship,
Considers Running

The probability of Mayor James G.
Woodward offering himself as a can
didate for Governor in the next State
election was given some credenoe
about the City Hall Tuesday. 1t was
learned that the Mayor had received
numerous letters from influential
people throughout the entire State
Offering their support should he de-
eide to enter the race
One writer, who declared himself to
be a travelling man and directly in
touch with the electors of the State,
said the sentiment of the people in
general was in favor of Mayor Wood
wards candidacy. Many other let
ters of similar nature have been
received
When discussing the matter Tues
day Mayor Woodward declined to
commit himself. but his remarks in
Dictated that he was considering the
matter.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
Thieves Take Wagon
Load of Groceries

Detectives Tuesday are attempting
to follow a trail Of groceries which
burglars took from the wholesale
store of NJ Ableman at Nos. 1919
Piedmont avenue Monday night The
thieves entered the store through
rear window and stole wagonload,
consisting Of three barrels Of -four.
three tubs of lard, several sacks of
rice, and pieces of side meat.
The same burglars probably en-
tered the store of Georgia Azan at
No. 240 Decatur street. taking ten
pairs of shoes, a number Of boxes of
hose and several dresses.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
MILL MEN
DECLARE A STRIKE

Operations of the Atlanta Steel
Company were affected to some extent
Tuesday by a strike among employees,
who walked out when their request for
shorter hours was refused. officials
of the company declared that the
strike involved only about ten men,
denying the report that sixty men or
more had struck. The company manu-
features wire nails
IT'S simply a strike" said one of
the men. we struck because we
couldn't stand the fifteen hours work
a day that they have been crowding
on US for the last six months. They
formerly had a night shift Lately We
have been working from in the
morning to 10 at night, and no stop
for dinner. It's more than we can
stand, and we are not going to stand
It,"
Factory officials declined to talk of
the situation.
The men can do as they please, -
said one. IT they want to quit, let
them quit As to the working hours,
we have nothing TO say about that"
The men say that the extra work
began with a rush of back orders. At
first there was night shift, but for
the last few months the day shift has
been working straight through.
we sent a formal request for
shorter hours TO the management on
Monday night said one Of the strik-
ers. This morning we came to the
factory and we're ready to go to work,
if our request was granted. 1t was
turned down. so we simply quit"
All the strikers are union men
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
Report Favorable
To Granite Highway

Boosters Of the proposed granite
highway were jubilant Tuesday fol-
lowing the favorable report given by
the civil engineer Monday night at
the meeting Of the executive commit
tee of the Granite Highway Associa-
ton. A preliminary survey Of the
route has just been completed
The engineer estimates that the
cost Of building the road from Deca-
tur to Stone Mountain. a distance OF
nine miles, would be $4,000, provided
the stone Mountain Quarry furnishes
the granite free OF charge. Half of
the expense will be borne by prop
erty owners along the highway and
the rest by DeKalb County.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
Girl, Married at IL,
Gets Divorce at l8

Mertice Bayles Freedman. who mar
rled when she was ~ years old, has OBJ
talned a divorce at'the age Of rs. her
husband. Sam Freedman, having de-
serted her about year after the mar
rage.
in Judge Ellis court the suit was
not defended Mrs Freedman said she
fell in love with Sam when she was a
child because he was the proprietor OF
a soda fountain and kept her generous
iy supplied with ice cream sodas. 'rhe
judge said he wished he could have
Freedman IN the courtroom for about
ten minutes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
Graves of Fleeing
GaulS Discovered

ROME, April Professor Alesslo
Vale. just appointed Inspector OF EX-
cava tions and Monuments for the
District Of Ancona on the Adriatic,
has discovered important burial
places containing trinkets, arms, he'll
NETS and curlously carved swords be-
longing to the Gauis who retreated
from Rome after their defeat By Ca
milius
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
rs Million LadybugS
To Prey on 'Aphis'

SACRAMENTO. CAL. April r.
Seventy five million ladybugs will be
distributed to California farmers this
spring to prey upon insect "aphis, ="
that attack principally the melon, hop,
bean ana grain crops Of the State.
1.-THE success of the ladybugs has
caused a demand this year that We
can not supply by 40 per cent said
DR.. Cook. State Horticulturist
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
Astor and Fiancee
See Big Tim Movies

NEW YORK, April Vincent As
tor and his hancee, Miss Helen Hunt
lngton. dropped into the Broadway
Theater and.saw the moving pictures
which tell the life story OF big Tim
Sullivan.
They sat I'm an upper box so that
Mr. Aston. might smoke. and after
watching the pictures an hour they
drove away in a taxi.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07

cessive strikes, Kissinger segaine /
his control and famed Breen. Bar
row singled to right-center. Priest
out. Lynch to Eibel NO RUNS.
ONE HIT.
WeIchonce beat out hot grounder
to Schultz, which the latter knocked
down, but threw too late to get Harry
at first. Schultz took care of Kin
cher's pop fly. Eibel doubled to right
and Welchonce tailed. Flanagan
flied to Priest. Lynch popped to Me-
Milan ONE RUN. TWO HITS,
BULLS
SIXTH INNING.
Schultz flied to Welchonce in deep
center. Smiths best was an easy fly
to KirCher Welchonce hauled IN
Courtney's long drive after a hard
run. NO RUNS. NO HITS.
Reynolds was set down on strikes.
Kissi ger lined TO Barrow. McCO1-
nell beat out hit down the third
base line. Mcconnell stole second.
Jennings flied to Barrow. NO RUNS.
ONE HIT.
SEVENTH INNING.
Williams singled to right Hughes
lined to Welchonce. Mcmillan pop
ped to Jennings. Breen hit to Nc
Council, who tagged Williams going
to second. NO RUNS. ONE HIT.
Welchonce sent tall fly to Breen.
Kireher singled over second. Kircher
was caught off first and went out,
Hughes TO Courtney to Mcmillan.
Eibel famed NO RUNS. ONE HIT.
EIGHTH INNING.
Barrow singled TO center Priest
flied to Welchonce. Schultz flied 10
Klrcher. Smith hit a Texas Lacquer,
which went for double, Barrow TAX
ing third Courtney singled to CEN
ter, scoring Barrow and Smith. VIII
iams singled TO center and Courtney
was thrown out trying 20 take third,
Welchonce to Schultz. TWO RUNS,
FOUR HITS.
r'lanaF flied to Barrow. Lynch
singled down the third base line.
Reynolds flied to Breen and Lyn h
was doubled. Breen to Courtney NO
RUNS, ONE HIT.
NINTH INNING.
Hughes famed .icMilan singled.
Mcmillan stole second. Breen popped
to JENNINGS. Barrow flied to Wei
chonce. % RUNS, ONE HIT
Holland batted for Kissinger and
famed Mcconnell flied to Smith.
Jennings out Schultz to Courtney.
NO RUNE. NO HlTn
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
Bryan Still Better,
But Keeps Indoors

WASHINGTON, April THE con
dition Of Secretary Of State Bryan
who is suffering from a severe cold
was much improved to-day. He re-
manned indoors. however on the adj
vice OF his physician.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
Mrs. Willingham, SO,
Near Death From Fall

Mrs. Thomas II Whlingham, aged So.
Of Triton. is critically in at the home
Of her daughter, Mrs c. j, Daniel on
Forrest avenue, as the result Of a
broken hip which she sustained in a
recent fail in Triton. She was brought
to Atlanta for treatment
Mrs. Willingham is Me mother OF If
teen children, nine sim living. She is
a member Of the Baptist Church,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
Husband, Locked Out,
Needn't Support Wife

ORANGE, y. j.. April because
his wife locked him out after putting
his bedding in the grape arhor. the
court ruled that George Rosenwald
need not pay for her support.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
Stomach Operation
For King Of Sweden

STOCKHOLM, April king Gustave
of Sweden who mas been III Of gas
trio complaint for some time, became
worse to-day and Professor Kleiner.
who was brought here. decided to OPP
crate.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
Lineman, Shocked to
Death Walks Home

HARTFORD. CONN. April Just
as the Coroner was examining the
body of Carl Lundell a lineman who
had been shocked to death" on the
New Haven Railroad electrihcation
system Lundell revived and. walked
home. 10
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
TO ADM BleAMY CHARGE.

SAVANNAH, April Joseph 5.
Umberger stated to-day that ne
would plead p lty 70 the charge of
bgamy. He said that he believed
when he married Miss Carlotta WICK
enburg, the pretty trained nurse. that
his first wife was dead
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
BASEBALL
SOUTH ATLANTIC.
At Columbus

At Columbus
Columbus 0Ot O03 Goo 5 2
Macon .. 200 COZ 11x-1t ID 2
Batteries-W Williams, Star and
kembell 5ellinsLy, Voss and KIutz.
Umpire-Pender.
At Savannah
Savannah 900 COZ ooo- 2 6 5
Charleston o10 03o oox- 7 8
oatteries-Chaney and Smith; Ed
ridge and Marshall. Umpire-Moran.
At jacksonville
II. r. e.
Jacksonville 8 . 900 0oo- 6 2
Albany . 600 100 ooJ- 2 8 2
Batteries--Pierson and Cueto;
South, n row and Wells. Umpire
Lauzon.
At Co. mbia--
Columbia 5to4o2 o13-fe 10 3
Aunusta 900 301 100 5 7 3
Batteries-Winehel and Braun;
Andrews and Fuesse. Umpires-col-
Inns and Vetter
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
EXHIBITION.

At Brooklyn
II. r. G.
N. Y. AIMS leo 200 100 8 )
Brooklyn 101 OIL 10+- S 8 |
Batteries-McHale and Sweeney;
Reulbaoh and Miller. Umpires--
O5rien and Emsle.
At New Orleans
n. r. E.
New York 010 900 600 1
New Orleans 900 900 600 4 I
Batteries-Fromme and Meyers;
5agby and Adams. Umpire-Cusaek.
At Philadelphia
Phillies 49,. 900 100 600 8 0
Athletics COO 600 OIL 4
Battsries-AleNande and killifer;
shawkey and Lapp. Unpires-con-
molly and Byron. ~
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
LATEST
NEWS

JAMESTOWN, VA, April IA
death blow was dealt racing in Vir-
GINA this afternoon by Attorney Cen
eral Pollard when he visited the
course with a force of deputies and
arrested twelve bookmakers shortly
after they marked up the prices in the
second race. Friends of the sport
fear that this action will put an end
to the spring meeting here, which is
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07

Fifteen dozen eggs and as many
pints Of fresh country milk lay strewn
in front of No. IS East Cain street
late Tuesday few minutes after an
automobile, driven by ]. w. Shaw, OF
the Dixie garage, No. II East Cain
street, hit a milk wagon owned and
driven by j. M. Tapp, a dairyman.
A nut falling from the front axle of
the automobile caused the driver to
lose control of the machine.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07
EIETH INNING.

McMIllan grounded out o Elbel u1-
assisted After throwing three sue
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07

At New Orleans
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07

At Brooklyn
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07

PlTTS5URG, April 7.-Represen-
tatives from fifteen railroad organiza-
tions affiliated with the Industrial
Railway Union to day passed a reso-
luton calling on 1000 freight handlers
to refuse to handle freight on the
MonongaheIia division Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad. Officials Of the In
dustral Union declare the strike or
der will be obeyed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-04-07

Batteries-WinoheIl and Braunn;
Andrews and Fuesse. Umpires-Col-
Inns and Vetter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-28
6inatr Nyt fnr
HrfHarttn.

2on0on, 26. Slug. Meloinge,
ira Olteno beretter, at Gpiferne at
ter bombaroerer 8pe1L og set be.
trpgteS, at 8Den bil Mipe tpunger
til at opergipe iig. 9lnfon1ne Camp.
iibe fra Bolfitone rapporterer Seer
berelsen al brittle @rigsifibe III
for 8abner be6 Olte1o. Man be.
frpgter ct lenere glngreb oper. ser
engelife &pit fra GDffernes Suit.
ifibe.
8aris, .26. Slug. Sc olliereoes
6oriparslinie langs 6ranfrigs moro,
1ige og pitlige @renie ct ioag true1
af ct forn1et Mngreb al belle Ser
tpife Mrme, men in6tiI &l. t2 Mib-
Bag .forelaa, ifpIge @rigsoeparte.
mentets Meooelelie, ingen @runh
til 8efpnring for Sc alliere6es Gil'
bngefoIb.
st Eelegron1 bertiI ioog mel6er,
at &rins gilbert at @lesbig g-&oliten=
Sgnberborg- -@Iucfsbnrg blep orebd
1 SIoget be6 GborIeroi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-28
Jnnlphnr Krtgarftrrrrtnt1grr
3AufttH Tul1.
Jreoas q, snsnit.

2onoon. - Sir @D1parb 8rer
har qipet llbenrigsoepartementet !
8ofbington Ell 0orflaring paa eng
lanos @oloning meo @enlpn til ,oe1
iupanelilfe llltimatum til Spiflano
Ser er til alle Siber Iegn paa, al
DC iaponelilfe 6ora1ltolt1inger be-
tro9tes meb l1ro / brittle &reole
iom EN- 1plge al Utuligbeoen for
at Sc bill peffe ltpilie / An1ertta
Sra poalioeligt S9olo erfares, al
gnelano lite 9ap sssapon rogen sS1o.
ifpoel]e til Sc tag11e Sfriot.
2onoon. - r0ailp Mail"s &pr,
Respondent i. 8oiel, Scbmei5, beret-
ter, at Set iiges ber, at Der er op=
llaoet @efienbtgibrelier / De tpfe
@ranlebper, buori alle speoe oa
,,epeoe Meno mellem 80 og 40
gar foloes til 6o1,erne. 0ette, TIL
feier &orreiponbenten, oil l1ogjere
100000.
Motteroan. - s ct Snterpten
flyer Or. bon 8etbmann-6ollmeg
Noen tpife &igsfansler::
rEplflono anerfierber Sollan6s,
Gonmarfs og Sfan6inapie1,s 9eeu'
traIitet og pil bepare ben neo belle
fin 5tprfe. S fire slar' gioroe jea
alt jeg f1moe for at forbinore
sienotligbeber. gn0og efter Mo-
Hliieringen forieete ieg at lofalile'
re &en. Set itore MnSpar. ltg'
ger bos 9fusla,to. Set ufatteltge
er oog gnglanos &olonine. Spao
er BET -Gnglano bill?
vGnbitipnt Dor Mobiliierirg lite
er fuloltenoig, bor Dor slrme bapt
itort Selo. Gn Station, Der bar
/ rcilt liz. ienr en- Mono, er iffe at
fpgge nteo.
2onoo,1. rGoilp grpreis" an
floor Al,1tallet al tp1fe Sfibe op-
braet al brittle, fra1,ife og RUS
fife sfibe til 200 1neo Ell iamlet
9onnoge al 100000 oe til en-
@eroi al $3oo,ooo,ooo. 8la6et
flyer, at Ser enonu er omfring 500
tDife stibe, ser fan 'blipe opbrogt
l,aarlon1belit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-28
eun Baknta.

Oscar @punfol en- 6nrn1er
ira 2eiterpille, er blepel1 fgrt for.
8etten og iosrnt en- Mllft al $10O
for 11nle1tneifelig 8ebonblatg Iige.
oberfor EN- nbopteret Sgn. @uttel1
baboe ober bele 2egemet bloa MRr.
fer og Saar, Der pib11ebe ON BEN
brltale Meiefaoers 5lng % Sparf,
og Sen lille Staffel fortnlte i Met-
ten, at BON melt bar blepe11 1trnffef
fiorbi ban iffe bber Gag fltiroe pla,f.
fe l1grasiet 10 al tpDe longe Mais.
raoer, bpilfet bar bon1 poalugt.
Ct Monun,ett al Grant ifaIs
ben 80: Alguit afilgres 8 MiI ne.
6enfor Deabmoob, g. 9, til Mdnoe
ON &errp @ero1 snritb, pm oe1,1
80. M,pg,tit 1876 bleD 11Droet of
Ss1,oimnerne. eofl Dor ben fferih5
Rrnoifont i gIacf @ins, % morl,-.
nle11tet ifaI itua poo set Steo, bpor
s,loianerne toe bans 2ip 9lfflbrin-s
gen af sona,u1e,ltet DiI blibe oDer.
.'''ll 1paret df e'l Pa'rgoe ae1neifer:
@alper'tgr prne itaI boIoe seiittffa-
Ien Blottot Sc o1ore Ralere bliberI
,aosrgr resmanb urfe slise
lDrcs, liter al George Iprps
Deaopooo ifaI trqf trfId
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-28

Ctta,pa, Ont. G11 Mel6ing ber-
til ben 25. bs. ON Gilbialmnr Ste
fanslons &olarfprb, bier, at bon
for 5 Maaneoer iioen orog nfjteb
alene oDer 8olarbopet for at iIl1tte
Jig til Dr. st. 80. Mn6erIon, Der
fotrainatt oerer
men eifenfor MacfeniiefIober. Ma-
rineoepartemertet tror, at ban bar.
naaet sln6erpn, bbem bn11 agter at
biqlpe meo set l16forifning
0enne Gel al Gfspeoitionen Tube
foretage / @en5oIo til 8eitenmelIei1
fer Gfspoitione1 forlo6 &ancol1pcr.
SssnSpeftgr Wauooie al set berenns
Fpliti bringer Mel0ingen. Gn
balpbloos Nelsbanoler. ira Sort
McEberion lnel0te i Dolplon, at SsS,1,
lpeftpr Nbillips poa ferimepnte
Steb fortalte banr, 4 at @tefansion
og Stalferfon brog fra Serebelt i
Marts meo 8 Weono og ca. 25 &ua-
Sc for at gaa ret oDer Slen til 8eei
8oint eller Goronationbugten. q
otte Mano pen6te tilfage og faabe,
at s5tefansion bab6e fortiot poa
3riDilen. De troebe ban bilbe 6ribe
til Goronatio11bugten.
So operlepen6e ira Dr. M;1orr-
ions Sfib / Gollin;cn &otnt nnfcm
til Sort McWerlpn oper Si,.1 oa
brog, n1en 8oab .1e0oper 6lo5el1 for
at opnroale Deltaet. De n1elOte, ot-
9r. gnoerion niloe bragg lan9s @p-
lten mos Goronatio1bl1gte1t &c ID
&c efter xSitfansion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-28

| fartsfommisiton beitaae,1be Of 8rp-
llioentenL 6inansininiiteren General.
po1tmeiteren og &anbelsmir1iRreu
3egjeringen ifal ifelge Blnnen
tegne Jig. for ,minoit 81 9rocent al
Mftiefapitalen Deo en- @epiIIing.
Moler til aigb al @fibe piloe BIZ
be t;lbeiebragt beb gnlg al so Weil.
lioner Collars i 3anana aanol-
obligationer.
Braiioenten ieger at paolfpnbe
oenne 2opgipning % l1btalte ioag,
at ban pente6e at ie 2open / 8irf.
lontbeo in6en to eller tre Tiger.
@rigsriiifo- -8iIle11 iom ollereoe
er oebtaget al Senatet, blep ita1iet
/ &niet beo, at set life lpffebes
Meglementsfomiteen at fna ct apo~
rum. &ongresmanb Mleranoer ino-
brogte ienere ct 6orilag til Autori-.
'ering at en- Specialregel for ejeblif-
felig 8ebanoling meo Debatten be-,
grpnlet til en- Gime. st yorieg oil
blibe gjort paa at op,too en- Mfftern-
ming i Sagen iu1orgen.
Speafer Glarf u0iteote iong flere
Mrreltororer moo frop9renbe Meo-
lenalner.s @niets sergellter gioroe
SsSnorpf / 8ololpilparfen, figliee
&ofeer og andre EilfIugtsiteoer for
at bringe i11b '&o1lgresm9no NOT til,
at 6u1et fnn0e forti9tte Jorbono-
lingerne
9eoer UNDERWOOD iog6e, at ban
inoler, at nogle Me6lenmer er ble-
ben bol6t tilDhge bie1rme / Mnleo-
ming al @algfanrpene, men at ser er
flere Meolenmer, fom1 ligefren1 bar
foriemt lin Hligt moo Suiet og
Jolfet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1914-08-28
eproae %. ansnit.

=
9on0pn. 3euters &orre'pon=
bent / Mmiter0om 1e11ber en- oetalie=
ret 8eretning ON Tpifernes SSrern=
rpfninq, oper set ce11trale 8elgien
oenre ltge.
Sirsoog Morgen begpnote 26re1n=
rpfninge1t ober bele 2inien fra 3ielt
til 9irle1nol1t og ct. 9ron6. 8el<
giernc traf Zig tilboge fra ct.
Grono, oo Iplferne ooerpGloeoe
sen belaiife atortrop. Gen ferite
beIgilfe. Slaglinie par ontfring %
MiI lang og onfatte0e Gieit,. @oe=
len, @ptbet5, geeerlinter % Eirle=
mont. Sloget hegp11bte peo Gag
grp ,9irsoag nar @stbet5, bpor
8el9ierne baboe lit ferite &elo, i0et
oe broete til sssoroen ct tpif Mero=
pIan, ion1 fiji ober Den belgilfe
@tiIling. 81. 6 begpnote IDiferne
tit Nngreb ,1neo cit itor @apalleri-
ftDrfe, itgttet al S1tfanteri % Mr=
tilleri meo Mafinfanoner. Gm rtog-
le Neinl,tter 'rale6e Ell Doloion
! Aun,p longs en sSront paa 6 Mil.
Moo 9iorb onereb GDifer1es bej-
re iIgir 6aelen og 9orbergen. Mob
@po m1greb 0en 8n0ingen. So
beoongrebets @e,digt nar at brpbe
eiennem Sen beleiife 2inie peo @st-
beta, boor &upolleri, ser POI. iteget
nf @eitene, rettebe en bgobringenoe
esqb moo oen tpife sortrop % TIL
i11tetgjor0e oen..
Set tpife aapalleri nbfprte Ser,
poa en- oriitig 6la11febepagelie om=
firing De beIgiife stillinger, boil
fet tbong gelgierl1e til Iibt efter
libt at tfaffe Jig tiIboge til Bubin-
! gen, bpor @reb G1riel blep oraM.
Sen melt beltentooiges aamp
.fanbt gteb pes 8llbingen, bpor to
belgife glfaoro11er PAD 24Os Mnno
i lang 9io bol6t. stanb mob 1000
&Difere,
2angit MOB goro itorn1eoe ,iGsp,.
iferne 2ie{t, retteoe ct rofe,1be gon,,
boroement moo gpen og eoelaeot
cit itor Del al ben.
Sent airsodg bopoe bet beIggiIft
eofDorter faaet Heoe p1o Bie1'