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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-25

prompt i'm beIten SSntereiie bes gln
ocs erleoigen, Dem mir 10 acrne bic
nen. Stimmen sic nit mir ein il
elm oreifadcS Sod aui ben @rfoIf
eeS 2ouispiaer SGngerieites.
Gbos. q. S6mibt
9nn0espr1iioent
yin6 Der 9(niprode lpuroen uorerl
@liifipiini6. .1epeidcn perleien pom
Erdiioentcn bes 9eutidj .glnerifnni,
| jf1eu Nationalbunbes, Scrrn Or. s.
s. Seramer bon 9bilabeIpbia, bon
Glnil 2eiier aus Cos glnaeles, ebema.
liger Rrdiibent bes S1ngerbc5irfs
ocs SiiOens 5ii 9irmingGam ala,
bon Der o@eItli6en 9joit" in ct.
2oitis, bonn RorooitliGen SGn9cr.
buno in G1ilaoelpbia, IoDie BON ben
gereinigtcn sansern oon EbiIaoef.
pgia.
gic slbreiic bes grdliocuten
Sfnliot uurbe inlllncGr CUR geratb.
ing aiifgenonulen uno ilibelnb iuuroe
Der geidlni, paiiicrt, oaB Die Stoot
Soui5uille iortan ais oas acntlifper
Seim bes Decentralization Sdn.
eerbnnbes nngeieben fueroe.
Sic gngelegenGeit bctrefis ser
9e5irfe ipnrhe oabin erleoigt, oab
periiigt iuurbe. fem ge3irf ha6e gln.
iprtd atf 8ertretltng IN ser guhoes.
beG0rSe, Ser iinerDalb scr lebten
5pei S1ilgericIte ni6t ipenigitens eilt
geairfsfeit a6aebalten Bat.
Gas 0iaubrittertblni Der GiIenbaD-
tten tuurOe i6ori aegeiBelt ino eS
ipur6e ein aomnlittee auigcIteQt,
peldes Der hieitgen Central 8aiien.
ger 9raific gliiociaticn Ieire glniipar.
tlng MAIDEN im0 uerhl6en ioll, fir
5ilfiinitige Sangerfeite ein li6craIeres
Gntaegenfommen 5u eripirfen. "a Die
Srobung es ipiiroen anberniaQg fei.
ne SdngerieItc nebr gebaIten per.
ecn aiif Die Giienba6nen bod feincn
@inorId mad)en tpiirOe, beritieg man
lid nid)t gu elmer iolden. lpie anfdng.
lid beo6iihtint mar. Ger glusiduB,
Der ben Giienbabnen Die Sdngernotb
5u @emiitbe fiibren ioG, beiie6t aus
ben Serren gtebel, Chicago, SEED,
Ct 2oiiis, uilo Nuebel, 9ouispille.
slnidlIuB an Sen Geuti6en GIN.
gerbrno ioa geiud)t meroen.
Die YrobibitioniIten ioIlen am
Sanlltag in Der Gelegateniisung ibr
5ett erbalten. 9ie Serren Charles
o. Sdmiot, Cincinnati, 8eo. |
8itbum, Ct. 9ouis, rno @m. Sirens, |
Chicago, nurben ols slusihuB aufge. |
'ieat, I'M gfnti.Brobibitions .ge.
i6Iiiiie aus5uar6eiten, Die ser 9eIegn. |
teniieling am Santitag unter6reitet |
uerSen iolen. Radoem nod Die Gin.
.uolIng pom Bublicitp aommittee Der
oanbelsfammer 81 einem Buffet.
un6 angenommen iporoen mar, er.
olgte gertagung bis Gonneritas
8ormittag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-25
Die ct. Su6amnes.@itter.

Der gdtrige Gag DER ct. So6an.
.9itter.aonpention mar gum groB.
ten Sbeil Der @rboIung seipiomct unb
bic nleiiten Der GeIegdten. nit oen iie
begleitenoen 9amen bega6en ii6 nad
aentlidn, no iie bon ben bortisen
MiteIieoern oes Sroens in bersIid.
tier 8eiie enlpfangen ipuroen. 3u-
ir1d,it fpiiroe ST. Sbomas, Sann @ie.
.oemann's RatbsfeIIer in Nepport
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-25

rtfaniIfen arieges finbet am 5reitaa,
Samitag unb Sonntag in Der @agles
S9alle 'itatt un6 es perDen bic nett
aebsaoften Yor6ereitungen bies6e3igz
li4 getroffen.
... 9eItern gormittag reiItcn unges
fd6r 100 Wiitglieber nit i6ren Sas
lien pom 2trion Wianner6or in Gpss
3lalpaqgons Der g. II. 81. 9a6n nodl
Soutspiae, &D., gum Sdnqerfeit ob.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-25
& SDbtm ton

y btn 9 % n.
Die Gopinston Office iiir bas
yGineinnatier @ulfsblatt" befinoei
f9 pOm Wuntas, ben 1. Suni, an in
benz @ebGuoe Der ReOples Sauinsa
Sanf & Sruit So, z @eit 6. Strake.
gu5cisen, Oiittbeilnnseu uno Seitel'
lnmaen irsenbueldjer grt perOen bis
10 llBr slbenos Saielbit entsegense.
nommen. Selcpbun Soutb 1854.
- gbei6eine: Sonarb Miller, %,
uno Selen See, 16, bsibs Don RuIbpils
Ie, Snb. = 8. 9. Sortpn, 80, DOH
Siib Gopington, unb 2lnna Qtrmz
itrong, 26, beibs BON Qurora, Sno. -
GIarsnce 9ri88sl, 90, unb psarl Sas
cobs. is. 6eibe BON Senton, &D. =
s. 6. Monroe, 90, bon 5almoutb,
&H. unb Gillian W. Marquarbt, "a,
beiOe BON Gooingtou, Sp. - SoDa
Woolsrp, %, uno Dora S3orleb, q,
tsibe Don 8upton, 8. = Rulpb 2esz
Ter, 26, uno 2llma Sleig, 18, bsibe
DON 9abton, .. = Gents Seth, 36,
BON 2lurora, S5nb., uno gfoIanna
Carpenter, %, Don giiing Gun, Snb.
- Ulite gtoett, 26, uno Srene Rabls,
%. beibe BON Cincinnati, 8. = G<o.
aIaene. %, Don goDingtOn, ap. unO
S'nriettu S6remeber, 26, bon CUB
lon. ap.
- 2sna Sullipou quaIifisirte als
qbmiuiitrator ser simot6D Sullioan
6interlafenIhaft unb als 9ormuno
iibsr Warp 6. Sullibdn NIT 5. 5.
SpnaOon als 9iirgen.
- 9runbeigentbums ue6ertra.
sungen: ). 3. gurIe an 8. 3. DID
man, Got an Der Weitieite Der yes
gOurIsD 2lpe., Siib GoDingtOn, ST.
Peoples Saoings gant unb Sruit
Comp. an q. :. Oldham, einen
2anbtompler al Der GoDinston unb
2erington 9ite, 81. = W2aiter Goms
mifGr an bic Peoples Sapiuss gant
uno 5ruit Gomp. Doiielbs giasntbum
fir $4,000. = G6arles 8. Rails an
RslIie Ralls. Got an Der @oobburu
abs., nDrbIiA Der q. Sit Gds Der 16.
uuo WoObburn glpe., 81. - gatbas
rine Rieman an $. :. Strpsr jr.,
Got go. l in Der 0atpfs Cub. an
Der Main StraBe, 81. - Sobn 30.
2prn an Sdrben qnberion, S6eiIs
Der Got RO. 10 in glod go. II .sr
gatefpell unb Rufel's Subbioiiion
an Der Main Str, iiibIid Der g.
Ctr, 81.
Die Sommsridule ipuro. i'm
oOImau StraBsn S9ul6aus sr0ffnst.
234 36slinge 6enubeu bic gelssenbeit,
pdbrenD Der Gerisn ipeiter 5u itubis
ten.
= Geitern 9l6enb purbe bon ben
81. SSoispb's 6odihul sllumni gu
S6ren Der oiesiG5rigsn Graouantsn
II Seibelberg, an Der 9llernnbria pis
e, Elm gantett ierDirt. Col. Sranf |
funsirt ais 5ouitmeiitsr.
Dim tommenben MOntag ipirb |
,is asntpn Gountp Bar glTpcidtion
ldh ben 9riinben oes &entuud1 |
5untins uno fSiibing &lub in 9ap.
anb, &p., ieinsu Sa6res Qusflug |
eranifaIten. Das ARRANGEMENTS
committee beitebt aus ben 6erren 9. |
collins See, 9oriiber; Sobu 6.
5bpburb, 80. 3. SOles uuO Oscar
ipettsn.
= Serr Soiepb 0uiins unb SRI.
,oIepbine G9uIte purben geitern
Sormittaa IN Der IF. &reus &ir6e in
'dtonia burd, Rep. Reiter ebeIid pers
unoen. Ous Yaar trat na9 Der
ir6li6en Geremonie eine Sp63eitss
eiIe nah ben Seen an.
- 2ia3ie Smith erlanste aeItern
Inc gheideibung BON Senrn Smith
uS srbisIt bas Rs1t ihten Wsdb9sns
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-25
&abtpn aab Senerae.

&ur3 na4 W}itterna6t puroe Die
3aDton 6euerlpe6r mad Der leeritez
penoen 9auie all Der 10. unb Bern
Aoenue, na9e ben IS. un0 .. @jeleiIer,
gfrlifen, poIelbit tnfolge BON Tunfen
aus elmer oorbeifa6renoen 9otomotioe
odS Dad oes SauIes in 9ranb qeras
then mar. 6euersDarten Sollb uno
Die YolI3titen Grutl unb Slemmina
naren ipfort an Der 8ranoitGtte un6
loi6ten Die 5Iammen, bic am 9a6.
itubl einen S6aben DON 5000 uerur,
iaften. 9as SauS 1T Gigentbum BON
y. Wlunroe in Cincinnati.
= Der 9dDton Stabtrat6 bat in
elmer Spe5iaIiiBlmg bic 9lt6ing geud)
Sroinan5 nit 0en gema6ten Omen
dement's angenommen. Die Sroinan3
i4rei6t oor, oaB bic @igent6imer Ser
gaoepIdBe 10 biel poIi3iIten anitelIer
tOrnen, ais tie ge6rau6en; Die Hamen
oerIelben miiTen jebo9 crit Dem
Wlapor unter6reitet peroen, tpel6er 1tr
ol6 Dor9er OereiOigen mug. Die Be
Tiger Der gaoeanitalten miiIIen bic
Soften IeI6It tragen. qerfonen. bic
3immer an 9aoe9Gite permiethen,
miiiIen $100 2i3ensgebii6ren 5ablen.
= Seute finbet 0as ainoerzpicnic
Der 81. Ser3 Seilt 9emeinOe BON geIz
lepue in oem DIAMOND Star @rope II
&oieoale Itatt.
= Die 9amen Der @p. prot ct.
So6annes SemeinDe BON geQepue
beranItaIten beute Elm &affeetrGns. Die
iinb bic Oamen &node,
SaD, 2ans, 9luguita Meper un0 gtnnd
Wteber.
SRI. Sttilia Sumter BON 0a9ton,
Die ii6 in Birmingham, 9lla.. auF Be-
1u61 befanb, 1T geItern 3uriidgetebrt.
= 9as SOe Sppter 90. R. 6. Der
o. u. IT. BON 0aDton DerIammelt Ii6
am 5reitdg abenb, I'M tpi9ttse Sc
iddfte gu erIeOigsn.
= GprtI Maber, Der II Sabre alte
So6n 6es !6errn Rpbert Maper BON
Der 5. 4penue in 9aptou, fiel beim
Spiel 10 ungIiitlih, oab er istn
9anogelenf perrentte.
- Sri. HeQie &enbrids BON 0aD.
ton lit Don iGrem Sommeruufentbalt
in ben Senneiise'r Bergen 5uriidses
febrt.
- Die JGQe gegen bic geGeouec
g8irt9e nuroen bonn SrieOensri6tet
HeDs 1lf un6eitimmte 3eit peri6o5er.
IS bunbeIt ii6 I'M Oas Sffenbaltsa
Der Wirtbfaaften an Sonntagen.
= 6ruu 2tnna geQ DON go. 327
Union Strube. gelIeoue, peranItaltete
lnldBlia Der 8erbeiratbung ibrer
eo6ter Srances nit 6errn Ro6ert 6.
oentel einen Gmpfang. 2tnpeieno
paren 5rau 9riinpaIo, Serr uuo
grnu Wm. S6omas IT,, Serr uno
Srau 6. 9. Camping, Serr unb 5rau
d. 2eDine, Serr unb 5rau 8m.
5bomas jr. unb 4n6ere.
- O. Squirss pon 164 Ban Boat
llpenue, 9elepue, Ser ie Wotorbopts
5Gbre pom SUP Der Ban Boat 9lpe.
lad Cincinnati betrei6t, erlttt eineN
9rud beg Iinten Qrms. ols Der 6e5el
,eim 2luf5ieber ausI6Iuiipfte Grit
'pr sinem Sabre erIitt er einen dhns
iten llRfaQ.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-25
N E tp p o T t.

Sic Teiupurt Office fir Sns Sin
einnatier Golfsblatt" befinSet iidJ in
go. 339 gurf Strnse, seaeniiber ccm
Gunrt6uuic, iuoiclbit Renigfciten. Sin
5eigcn IL. I. M. bis 10 1lbr 45 Wiinu'
ten Sl6cnSs entseqcuusnpmmen irer.
Sen. Sclerhon Gonth 2401.
= gbeI1tine: 3oD SiltOn, q, uub
Margaretbe gladarb, 81, beibe BON
Cincinnati; Snp. Mlaus, 36, uub
Qtmelia qlantett, "a, beioe DOn Stem
Cattle, Snb.; Sarrb S. GliBmann,
%, unb emma Map Darling, 81,
bsibe BON Gennebp, Snb.; 8eorge +.
glrmitrong, %, DON Cincinnati, unb
Mabel Glpsrun, %, DON gbicago, ST.;
G9as. Gbp. Cots, %, uou Cincinnati,
unb qnna Wlae Sosft, 90, bor bier;
G6as. Steber, 25, DON MabiionpiGe,
g., uno Cecilia WaItermun, "a, BON
0aDtpu, Ep.; gbp. 9il6srt @rob.
46, unb Cora Glen SaOis, 81, beios
bon bier.
-9runbeigent6ums ue6ertrdgun.
gen: Sobn BaiIsr an 5. R. Msi6sls,
Got an Der 16. Strabs, 81; Sbaler
Bern. 9ruitee, an 8m. 0apporb,
Got 80 SUB an Der Is. StruBe, 81.
- gountpriater golB piro an
Stene bes peritprbenen Grant S'9rien
ben GrspoIi5iiten Stebsntpn 5umaOns
itabler ernennen.
= Shomas Sau nertlagte MtlrD
Sall auf 9runb BON Srunten6ett duf
S6eibunq. 9as pdar beiratbete i'm
Sabre 1906 unb Bat 4 9inber. gr
perIanst 6ie Sb6ut iiber bieTel6en.
EsidsnbesdngniB pon 5rau
Gnna Gang 6etmann finbst beute
ga6mittng Don Der Smmergriirts
sErisobpfstapslIe aus itatt. Sic 6ins
terIdBt ibrsn @atten Sol. 6edmaun,
fiinf SDbns unb brei SD6ter.
- Murgaretbe 3elf6 BON Oubton,
ap., ipurbe i'm Gountpgeridt pegen
@erleitung CUR observation-disclosures
um $100 unb bic Rotten beftraft uno
cuf 80 Gage mad bem @efGnsniB gsz
ianot. Gine 9lnaabl &nabsn jim Qtls
ter bon 16 Biz 18 Sabren 3eugten ss.
gen tie.
= An tommenosn Guntituq psr=
unitaItet Ser Wiitter. unb 2ebrertlub
BEG 0igblanb 0iItritts cine Gtreet
Sair ouf BEN @riinben oeg Central
S6ulgebduOss an Der Wt. qleaIont
Ipenue.
- M. aruIe BON Der 8ooolaipn
4pe.. Sia6IunOs. lit auf SeIu6 gu
gsrpanbten na6 Suntington, @.@a., |
ssrsiIt.
= 5rau Ssnrp SponIel bon Der
ut. Sbpmds 9lpenue BAT geitern cine
SreimonatIi6e Guropareiie ansetres
ten.
= 6err Charles MeiIen6slber bon
Mif.. tpurbe nit grl. Carrie
gpeletah, Sohter bes Sertn @eprae
spelei9b, BON Der Sft 9. Strabe, ourt |
Rsp. 9. 5. Mut@mon ebsIi9 bsr6uns
ben.
- Seute @Orlnittag finoet cine
Speaialiibung Der Stabt SommiIs |
IGre itdtt, I'm ausfinbis su MAIDEN,
poourd bas @eriibt entftanSen lit,
oab Wlapcr SsIm6olb bem Ulandssr
Marcus in einem 9risfe bic @prfii6.
tlNg oes Stiides Sen Rts6t in a
Bat &oom" perbotsn babe.
- Dos jGbrli6e State Gncdmps
nsnt Der @eteranen bes ipaniiasames
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-25

imo am gbeno bic 2agoon'S beiu6t.
Seute ipiro Die &onpention i6rel
9tbihliiB iiioen. rahDenI Die 9eanl-
ten in6 Die n1djitjdbrige aoupen.
tionsltabt geipdblt iporoen iilo. @GG.
reno Der gta6nrittags iperben Die 9e.
legaten benz 800" eiileit &eiub ab,
itatten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-25
ltnfaa.

- 9urtb einen Stur8 BON elmer
@auer oes @alfes glo. 424 Ellm
StraBe, poielbit Der aeeger Gam
Barter nit g(rbeiten 6eifdfttgt mar.
500 ii6 Der @onn einen Hippet6rub
an. Yarfer muBte nad benz itaotiifen
SoIpital qe6rd6t iperoen.
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- Tr. Charles Soiparo, Der slr5i
I'M itdotiid)en armenbaus, ipirS am
4. slugnit feline eteae anfseben. So
er iiG itiloienbaIber nad Re,p gort
~ begeben seoentt,
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b 4 b Il G.

Solids m0 oitiri6tig iino pieIe
Meniden; abcr jenes MIR Dor uniern
Iugen imo Sieies binter unierm
&iiden.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08

BRUSSELS, Aug. S.-A "a
hour armistice having been refused
by the Belgians, the Germans are
attacking Liege today more furi-
ously than before.
After telegraphic conference
with King Albert, General Lemen,
the Belgian commander at Liege
refused the armistice on the ground
that it would give the Germans
time to bring up reinforcements.
Generan Won Emmich, the Ger
man commander, enraged at the re-
fusal ordered an assault by the en-
tire German force. The 7th, 9th
and 10 tn German corps immedi-
ately advanced on the forts.
The Belgians are holding their
own position. They repeatedly
feigned retirement and when the
Germans advanced the Belgian ar
tillery opened with destructive
fire, moving the Germans down in
heaps. +,
The Belgians are behind strong
ldefenses and are fighting in COM
paratiye security. The Germans
are exposed all along the battle line
and the slaughter of the kaiser's
troops is said to be by the whole
sale.
General Lemen has advised the
war office that 5000 Belgians
have been killed and wounded.
The German losses in killed and
wounded are placed now at 3O,-
900.
Seven German cavalry regiments
which succeeded in crossing the
river Meuse have been annihilated.
The Germans continue to press
forward despite the frightful loss
es, fresh men being always ready
to take the places of those who fall
before the hail of death from the
Belgian artillery.
German cannon Is doing much
damage to the city of Liege but the
fortifications have suffered little.
General Won Einem Ditmaler
had charge of the actual assault
while General Won Emmisch is
hurrving up reinforcements,
! 1t is reported that 100000
French troops have effected a
junction with the Belgians and it
IS known positively that there has
been skirmishes between the
French and Germans at Marrehan
where heavy fighting is expected
shortly.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08

w AR BULLETINS
Denies Germans Repulsed

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-Counsel-
lor yon Maimhausen of the German
embassy conferred with Secretary
Bryan for an hour today. lie said
lao was unable TO communicate With
Berlin.
"AlI the news of the war Is com
ing from French and English sources"
said Won Maimhauscn. The fighting
AT Llcge il merely a preparatory sl1ir-
mish and IL is not true the Gernlans
have been Tcpulsed."
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08

RESERVISTS WILL
BE ALLOWED TO GO

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.
) Government officials announc-
) ed that America will not inter
fere with the departure of re-
servists for Servia in Europe
even if they go by shiploads un-
less they organized an armed
military"
Americas neutrality in the
war between Austria and Rus
sia was proclaimed by the pres
ident The proclamation is iden-
tical with those issued several
days ago regarding the war bet
tween Germany and Russia and
; Germany and France and Eng
land.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
ReuoH is
Austria

PARIS, Aug. S.-The war Of
flee has announced that Czechs at
tached to Austria's Bohemian
regiment are refusing to fight the
Servians, considering them their
racial kinsmen.
1t is stated that many Czechs
have been executed in front Of
their regiments.
1t is regarded here that the re-
fusal Of the men TO fight is the be
ginning of a revolt in the Austrian
armv.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
AUSTRIAN OFFICERS BALK.

ROME, Aug. s.-Austrian ma
val officers have refused to help
Germany against the British fight
ing ships, according to italian of
ficials, on the ground that Aus
tria-Hungary and Great Britain
are not at war.
1t is thought here that if this is
proved TO be true, it indicates a
strain in relations between Aus
tria-H Hungary and Germany.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
SK|RM|SH|NG SAID
To Be GENERAL IN
LUXEMBOURG DUCHY
French and German Troops Meet in
Frequent Engagements 100000
French Troops are in Belgium.

PARIS. Aug. S.-FiShting is re-
ported general between French and
German troops i'm the Duchy of Lux
emburg. The French are said to have
advanced into the Duchy from Nancy.
Ii is estimated that already there
are 100000 French troops in Belgium
hurrying to assist the Belsians against
the Germans More are on the way.
BY Monday il is expected that a quar-
ter of million will be massed at
strategic points.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
Americans Held as Spies.

PARIS. Aug. S.-Ambassador Her
rick has learned that Coils +. Hun
ington's son, Archer Huntington, pres
idcnt OF the American geographical
society and his wife have ben arrest
ed at Nuremberg. Bavaria, as spies.
IL j. stated that Huntington was
stripped and searched and deprived
of his private papers. Huntinaton's
chauffeur escaped to- Switzerland and
tclegraohcd the news TO Paris.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
illgh Rates Charged.

PARIS. Aug. S-Amcricans strand
ed here have complained TO Ambassa-
dor IIerricll that they are compelled
to pay the Morgan-IIartje company,
the j. T.. Morgan interests in France.
% i-2 cents per franc for gold. A
gold franc ordinarily represents be-
tween 10 and 20 cents. American
money. II is believed this is a new
record in international exchange
rates.
Americans are clamoring at the
embassy for news concerning arrange
mcnts for their transportation TO the
United states.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
German Togoland seized.

LONDON. Aug. S.-Port Lomo. the
principal town of German Togoland
has been seized by British colonial
forces ON the African gold coast. ac-
cording TO official cables. Simultan-
eously British expeditions seized all
of South ToSoland TO a point about
15 miles north from the coast. II is
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
ADVANCE ATTACK IN ALSAC IS
BEGUN BY FRENCH TROOPS TODAY

LONDON, Aug. S-French troops
today attacked the Notifications
guarding the German stronghold OF
Mulhausen in the province of Alsac,
according to a Paris dispatch.
The Frcnchmen crossed the from
tier from Belfort. first took the Ger
man town of Altl1irch and then ad-
vanced straight on TO Mulhausen.
which is 81 miles southwest of Strass.
burg. II is said strong German
force is opposing the invaders.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
War Vessels Sunk. Renort

NEW YORK, Aug. S-Private
cables of doubtful authenticity told
of reported attack by German tor
pedo boats on British warships in the
river Humber. Four English and sew
cral German vessels are said to have
been sunk. The story il regarded
slsepticalIy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
PORTUGAL FOR ENGLAND.

LISBON, Aug. S.-Resolu-
tions pledging that Portugal un-
conditionally will support Great
Britain were adopted today by
parliament. The war office of
fered to mobilize three army di-
visions and place them at the dis.
posal of Lord Kitchener.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
Russians Burn Towns.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. S.-Con-
slant skirmishing is in progress on the
Russo German frontier Mounted cav
airy which supported the Germans
are wrecking Russian custom houses
and other buildings along the border.
The Russians raided and burned
the German towns of Narsim and IL
liovo but we're rcpulscd later.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
NEWS SUM MARY

General
French and British forces
are rushing 10 Belgium. Body of
French troops already arrives but
more are on way. supplies of Ger
mans at Iicgc reported 10 he cut off.
Germans renew attack on Licgc.
Armisticc is denied by Belgian COM
mander. Belgian forces continue TO
hold back invaders. German losses
placed at 10000.
French forces advance into Alsac
and several towns are reported To
have been taken from the Germans.
Revolt among Austrian troops il
feared. Scryians are invading Austria
after having driven enemy out of their
country.
Italy continues To assert neutralit,
despite report Il had declared war on
Germany.
Skirmishing between French and
Germans I'm Luxembourg is reported.
Germans land 10000 soldiers In
Finland against the Russians.
Local.
Well known farmer, James Nayin,
and charged with assault
with intent TO rob.
Local people in stage robbery re-
joicc at news of capture of bandit,
Experts find no mistake in school
clerks books.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
German ConsnIs Not Wantcd

OTTAWA, Aug. S.-That their
presence in the Dominion Is not de-
sired and that they will be expelled
from the country should they not
leave Immediately was the intimation
given by the government TO the Ger
man consuls I'm Canada.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
said the German colonists offered NJ
resistance.
German supplies Gut Off.

Brussels. Aug. S.-Germans before
Liege are in great distress, their sup
plies having failed TO arrive as a re-
suit of the cutting of communica-
tions by Belgian cavalry and the de-
struction of the railroad connecting
them with the base of supplies.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
Germans Protest.

WASHINGTON, Aug. S.-A protest
against alleged American naval ccn-
sorship Of German wireless stations
while English and French cables are
unmolestcd was lodged with President
Wilson by the German American
chamber of commerce.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
Belgian city Honorcd.

PARIS, Aug. s.-Thc French gov
ernment has conferred the order Of
the Legion OF Honor on the city OF
Ilcge I'm recognition of the Valor of
earrisOnn's defense against the Ger
mans.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
Italy Denies War Move.

LONDON. Aug. S.-The Italian cm-
bassy denied the report circulated
Friday that IL had announced an Ital-
ian declaration Of war against GER
many. The embassy insisted Italy Is
neutral.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
Austrian station RaIded.

BUFFALO. Aug. S.-A troop oil
Royal Canadian infantry patrollins
the WclIand canal, raided an Austrian
recruiting station near WeIland, clos.
cd the office and arrested three men.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
CANADIAN CRUISER
LEAVES ST. HARB0R

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. S.-With
all but Its range and side lights
doiscd. the Canadian cruiser Rainbow
slipped out of the harbor at o'clock
this morning.
II Is believed the German cruiser
Lcipsic Is outside waiting TO give bat.
tic.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
Belgian yictors parade

ROTTERDAM, Aug. S.-Thc ninth
Belgian regiment returned from Lcgc
paraded through Antwerp today.
Each soldier was carrying German
helmet on his bayonct.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08

Russian railroads protect ties and
telegraph poles against decay by soak
ing them for several months before
use in strong brine.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
Rnic Reduced

LONDON, Aug. s.--Thc Bank Of
England rate was reduced TO five per
cent.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-08
BIG GERMAN FORCE
LANDS IN FINLAND
AGAINST RUSSIANS

COPENHAGEN. Aug. S.--Support-
cd by warshlps. 10000 Germans have
Finland. which Is Russian territory
and are marching on Iclsingfcrs, the
capital, IL is reported here.
Russian troops have opposed them
along the way but the German ad-
vance Is said To bc steady. II is be-
licycd that Hclslngfcrs will he cap
turcd which will open n direct rail-
road connection with st. Petersburg.