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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-11
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-11
DOWN BY THE OLD MILL
STREAM

My darling. I am dreaming of the
days gone by,
When YOU and ] were sweethearts.
beneath the summer sky
Your hair has turned to silver. tho
gold has faded, too;
But still ! will remember where I
first met you.
Chorus.
Down by the old mill stream, where
first met you.
With your eyes of blue. dressed in
a. gingham, too,
1t was there I knew that you loved
me true
You were sixteen, my village queen.
by the old mill stream.
The old mill wheel is silent, and has
fallen down;
The old oak tree has withered,. and
lies there on the ground.
While you and / are sweethearts.
the same as days of yore,
Although we've been together forty
years or more.
Thank you for the words OF thu
song. | do not remember receiving
an earlier copy.
/ think a gasoline bath will be
Just the thing for your rope por-
there's. Use plenty of the fiuid-a
gallon ought to be enough--and let
the portieres soak for about twenty
minutes Then souse up and down
and rub the soiled parts between
the palms of the hands. Rinse in
clean gasoline and hang In the air
to dry.
Do not use gasoline In a warm
room or near a fire, as 1t is highly
infla,mmable.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-11
IT TAKES THE RING

Now, children" said the school
teacher, can any of you tell me of o
greater power than q king?"
Yes, ma'am!" cried a little boy,
eagerly.
VERY well, you may tell the class,~
replied the teacher.
IAN ace was tho unexpected reply.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-11

Hero is an excellent recipe for nut
kisses. If my memory is not play
ing tricks. some one asked for such
a recipe a couple OF weeks ago.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-11
Cooking Lessons

Dear Miss Doom:
Will you please tell me through
your valuable column If there is a
cooking school in the city where
I could take lessons In fancy cook
ing? E. t.
There are cooking classes at the
Young Women's Christian Associa-
ton, and in the public evening
schools.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-11
Her Oyster Stews Always
Curdle

Dear Miss Margery Doom:
Please publish in the Newark
Evening Star the way TO make
oyster stew. I boil the oysters and
milk separately, but when I put
them together after boiling the stew
always curdles. Is there any way
TO prevent thar MRS. W.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-11
Write to Junior Star

Dear Children:
The Junior Evening Star will
print bright, interesting letters and
original short stories not exceed
ing $50 words in length. Write inI
Ink and on one side Of the paperl
EDITOR JUNIOR STAR.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-11

I'm sure we'll have expert opin-
ions In very few days as TO the
ourdltng propensities Of your oyster
stews.
Some people add the oyster liquor
gradually 10 the boiling milk, stir
ring until 1t is assimilated, and put
ting the oysters In at the last mo-
ment, removing the stew from the
fire as soon as the edges of the
oysters curl. You might try this
method.
Let us hear from you, readers.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-11

They Met a Year Ago
Dear Miss Doom:
I have been friendly with a young
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-11

Ito be continued.)
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07
GE RNlNS MAKING
CERTAIN H[AOWAY
ONLY MATTER on TIME Until
JHEi WELL TAKE DEfEN.
CI,S on L'EGE

hl NfanriHled frees.
PARIS. France. Aug G-An Of
fetal announcement has been made
that the battle continues 10 rage
around liege today German she'll
fire has reduced two of the Licsc
forts but The Bclgians continue tn
resis, with un,irinp energy
The Germans are able 10 use liEht
siege guns against the forts of
Liege. which are thirty years old
Two forts have been silonced aud
the German columns have broker
through. The other forts are hold
ing out The Belgians are making q
determined resistance before The
city.
Tho situation ~ Liegc. accorinr
to latest dispatches. vas that It foom
ed certain the forlificatiOns would
not stop the German army. and the
only question was whether their ad
vance could be delayed Tho fogti.
fications have already held u 80
hours and the fierce struggle tho
Germans havc already made aud
still have 10 make. II ie believed
will compel the forts 10 pause and
rcvictual
Waterloo The s"rno NJ On" dow
fall of Napoleon. in 1918. ~ year.
ago. is siXt, miles from the prosraf
-cnuo pf battle
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07
ATTkCk on BELGIUM
IL ABANDONED.

BRUSSELS. Belgium. Aug lit
{. reported that the attack ON the
i.iero forts has hcen abandoned Al.
ter fhrcc days encounter The
German division moved 10 the left
side %, tho Mouso
Tho three days fighting IS report
Cd tc have cost the German. thous-
auds uf mou The Bolrians are also
hoiiovod to have lost heavily
Nusfria has declared war against
Rusgia auI tho British Prim" Minis
ter ha, been granted an additional
var appropriation nI hall % billion
dollar with an army increase oi
half million mcn.
Tho Russian cavalry which hns
hrcl ,HdosyOrInc 80 enter Prussia
has bprr driven back hy the Cor
man frontier guards
A Ten T-lH roIoI' SAWS that ib"
Rr4eian usos Afkold and tho
German .rr.or Euhdou v"rc BOO an
cut4rrmanI rff ttr coast of Wei il1i
Woi end hotn sunk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07
MRS. WOODROW WILSON DEAD

WASHINGTON 6M Woodrow Wilson wife Of The President
i died a White House afternoon o'clock
months Of brave Bnyhs Dc' and eo"p
atoms
pdn, completely unnerved BY hc shock and his wa; hed'e"d"S
however devoted himself h" daughters
end Her Illness took turn Tor the
Kneny At her
DR. CsrT Grsyson
md FrsncsP Sre,hr soinIs~ Iumuly
of the
tprahnan Iwhlc to o
of thee O'Clock This Dr. F. Davis Of Phla
He took
tn White House told him the truth broken
daughters
the oone
dsuyhtc doodne
Wlson
spokco Craon the will
of dmyhu Of devotion with which
be disturbed hi, official tasks
from, o the
turned the Of the
The Prden and death the White
House for the first time 1892
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07
EMPE CALLS
ON ALL GERMANS
REMINDS THEM on EOliMli
GREATNESS AND FOIETELIs
HARD STRUGGLE

Ut f.n.u'ri Press.
BERLIN. Germany. AUG e.
The emperor issued an order TO the
army and navy today saying. af-
ter fortl-thgcc years OF peace. call
upon an Germans capable OF bear
inr arms 90 defend the most sacred
possessions the mthcrland and homo
a.aina the reckless assault Of cnr-
mics on an sidc. N means hard
'usbtIug am confident the ancient
warliko .pirit sim lives iu The Ger
man people aud which attacks an
onrmg wherever found. regardless 81
tho cost and which IN the past has
been the terror of iis enemies.
Remember the great glorious
past aud that YOU are ucrmans.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07
ENGLAND PASSES
BIG WAR BUDGET
INCREASES ARMY HALF MILLION
MEN IN ACCORDANCE WITH
WAR PLANS
EXPECT NO EASY VICTORY
Opposition Leader shakes Hands
With Winston Churchill And
Approves of Plans For
Campaign

D. Associated rrov
LONDON, Aug 4 The passage
of a war BUDGET of five hundred
million dollars without dissenting
voice and granting army increases
ot tive hundred thousand men In
accordance with plans OF Lord
Kitchener. the new minister 'of war.
shows that Great Britain is deadly
IA carncst Tho term of service for
Che new men Is three years or till
the war Us ended The age enlist
mcnl Is nineteen 10 thirty
Naval estimates provide for sixty
seven thousand additional officers
aud men. which make the navys
strength 2lN,O00 men
There are NO illusions IN England
that the war viii be swift and de
risiNc. The people are stecled Tor a
long aud exhaustive struggle
A dramatic incident In the House
of Commons today, was when the
touf between Lord Charles Bcres-
lord and Winston Spencer Church
ill. first Lord OF the Admiralty was
buried Lord Beresford shook hands
with the first Lord of the Admiral
ty and said well done"
Elghty live German naval reser-
Nists were taken prisoners in London
tonight The crowd thought the pri-
soners spies and began to hiss. The
demonstration was quickly sllenced
Dy cdcs OF shame.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07
FRIDAY BULLETINS.
GERNtNS BEATEN RACK
10 THE COAST OF HOLLAND

LONDON Aug "A dispatch
from Nev Castle. dated I a. M.
august r.. says that wireless mes
SAGE received from South Shields
a. midnight SAYS that the British
fleet engaged the German fleet on
high seas and that the fleets e1-
galsd u heavy battle Off the
Soul ODggrr Banks
After general engagement
along the battle line which extend
ed for several miles and IN which
r.ant ship. on both sides partici-
pated the German fleet was beaten
hack and moved In the direction OF
the Holland coast
II is nov believed that the Ger
man fleet Is completely hemmed bon
on the cas-, side Of the North sea.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07
INVESTIGATING
BUTTE TROUBLE.
ACTING MiiOH SAYS MINING
COMPANY INTERPRETED
WITH LOCAL AFFAIRS

~ Associated Press
BUTTE. Mont. August q Wilde
IS divergent views as to Whether lO-
cal mining companies Interfere aith
the political efforts Of The Unions
were presented today To the Federal
Industrial relations commission boz
session here Clarence 4. Smith.
acting mayor Of Butte. testified that
the Anacoadas Companies interior.
oncc with local affairs vas the real
June ~.
cause of the factional trouble ON
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07

'OLTMBfA. - Aug h -Four
negroes arc under sentence 10 die IN
tho electric chair a. the state peni-
tent.arv here tomorrow They are
Tom and Weefs Griffin. Neise Brice
end John Crosby The four we're
convicted Dr. Chester county % the
murder Of John Lesis a prominent
planter
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07

g. faf1ria'ef Press
BRl sSELS. Belgium. Aug g.
After suffering q serious check and
heavy casualties a. the hand of the
pelgians al Liere Wcdnes day. the
German troops returned 10 the fray
TODAY with redoubled ardcr. and to
night the5 are pounding away ~ the
forts
ln the fighting "Wednesday. o.
TINA pa Of the German cafhsltics
run a. aifh a. eight thousand men
Twelve hundred wounded we're pick
cd up on the field of battle
An entire squadron was killed
when the Germans marched onto
mined ground which was blown no
by the Belgians
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07

WASHINGTON. . O. Aug
The President today issued an exc
cutiVe order constituting n board of
relief 10 consist Of secretaries ~
state treasury var and uavf which
D. 20 have general charge of the dis
tributlon ~ tVO and o haf mIiilon
dollars authorized bY Congress fpr
the relief of Americans stranded IN
Europe Seer ia~Y McAtoo chair
man ~ the board wili establish fis-
cal ageuet iu England
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07
GERMANY'S FORCES LOSE FIRST
NAVAL BATTLE in NORTH SEA
REPORTED NINETEEN
SHIPS SUNK OR TAKEN


LONDON Aug IA dispatch TO the London Daily News from Whit
by that ship responsible for The that nineteen
German ships sunk captured the battle Of the North Sea last
night Several British and French ships also sunk
GERMANS CAPTURE RUSSIANS
STOCKHOLM Swden Aug IA Finnish sea captain arriving here
reports that the Russian Navy has been bottled Hengors while
Ree and bau have been taken by the Germans after furious battle and
are barnmg.
irepored that this moi credited by the best informed here
JAPANESE IN READINESS
TOXIC Aug All army officers have ben instructed
hold themselves readiness for mobilization flying squadron Of
has been organized Yoosuka Prince Fum command
ATTEMPT ON GERMAN CROWN PRINCE
LONDON Aug THE Standard that has learned from re-
liable that the German prince Frederick William ser
omy wounc uniden assalant who af inactng grave
wounds ESCAPED E* -
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07

be IN the North Sen. ina. of Russia
In the Baltic. while Gcrmanys ships
are jusi east OF Denmark.
The Russians. according To dest
Datcnes OF sunday. crNsei thetGcr'
man frontier south of Bialla and en-
tered German territory First re-
ports oi their operations were mea-
rrr
The Germans took the Duchy OF
LuXemhurg. which, by the treaty OF
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07
rIp,rruiII cot Wy GfTs
uTNTFiftAI DDN Ni'ni u


CANADIAN. Trfn iug 3
Homphuu county received % general
rain Thur DOS night whirh Vill boz of
great bcnrft .n thc food crons such
o. Kaur Corn Maize. sorghum. etc
This rain almost insurcs O. fine feed
orap for tf's r11lfy Tho Drocipita-
ton here 20. fff irrho 4s shown
iv the government gauge The
wheat CROP aas good 'n 'his county
3rd riih ucf rrcp assured Hemp
Liu r1raf. viI come out in line
s.a.r this epnr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07
Prepare For wounded

- hN@titt7 I'D IHHst
HILL. Eng Aug o. Hospital
aIihorities here have received orders
90 prepare o. receive tao hundred
end finy men wounded in the
North Sea enlargement
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07
BRITISH CRUISER SUNK

LONDON, August 6-The admiralty report says the British
cruiser Amphon sunk this morning by striking mine Pay
master r. Gedge and hundred and thirty
captain with sixteen Officers and hundred and hrty-ve
saved The German mine layer Koengn oabv placed
mine before she sunk by the British torpedo boat Lance
TENNESSEE SAILS WITH RELIEF FUND
NEW YORK, August 6.The armored cruiser Tennessee
vered for the time into ship left port e45 tonight
millions gold many thousands of Americans
European countries.
ENGLAND TAKES STEAMERS
LONDON, August 6.-The Hamburg liner Pn,
Adsber and another ship lying Of Falmouth in Eng.
land have been seized by the The British cruiser D
sn today brought the Es Rio Cr.nde into
Falmouth
FRENCH SHIP MAKES CAPTURE
PARIS August 6Thc French mine shin today captured and
,owcd into Chbowg hNbor five thousand ton German
AMERICAN HELD AS SPY
SUNDERLAND, Eng. August 6-Henry a. Mathes, said TO
be American artist here TODAY under suspicion
tempting obtain information Of the of British troops
Tie rcmsndcd for week for investigation
STEAMERS REACH HALIFAX
HALIFAX, \ S. August 6--Two big transatlantic liners
flying the British flag from Liverpool New York put into Halifax
today haven from German cruisers The unexpected arrivals
The Cundcr MaUrclsn the big Cedric In.
White Star Lines Both warned by the British Essex Of
the Of hostile vessels North Atlantic The Essex
conveyed the Cedric into late today The Msucans brought
1000 and the Cedric 1000 passengers.
CANADIANS STONE CONsULATES
WINNIPEG, Man. August 6.-Rouscd 10 high pitch Of
tbusm BY paading troops ard speeches by orators
mob tonight stoned the German and Austrian eonss and the
club here doing considerable damage The police
called 10 restore order.
GERMANS DENY REPORT
BERLIN VIA LONDON, August g. so p. m.)-h is
ncunced ha, the the effect that German operating
in Belgian territory compelled retire is unOunded
LANCE FIRST NAVAL VICTOR
LONDON, August 6.The British torpedo boat destroyer
the first hero Of the present sinking the Hamburg
line koengn Louise which had been fitted
layer The fired only Shots tearing away the
and sinking the Louise minutes The Lance rescued 20 Of
the whom had their and legs shot
BRITISH CAPTURE STEAMERS
MADRID. Spain August 6.-Accordng official adviees,
fifty German have been captured by the Bh
SQUAD
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07
CARRANZA STILL
PLANS ADVANCE
HAS NOT HEEN ADVISED THAT
tARBiJNL WILL SuEREN-
DER rNCONDlTIONiLLN

By Auociated Press.
SNLTlLLO. Mcyico. August e.
u President Carbaial has agreed TO
an unconditional surrender Of Mexi-
GO city, official word has not yet
reached General Carranza There
has been mo- change ln the plan Of
march ~ the Constilutionalist
troops to Mexico CITY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07
iusirin Drrlnrcs Mar

ST rETERSBrRG. August 6
Austria-lungary formally declared
war against Russia this afternoon.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07

This map shows the immediate
area OF conflict between Russia.
Germany. France. ana England. a.
well as the present distribution OF
the forces OF those powers. The
Russians. Germans. aud French are
now proceeding to mobilize immense
armies. and it has been stated they
VII gather their troops In tho parts
OF their territories indicated. The
fleet OF Great Britain is believed 10
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07

1867. had been guaranteed indepcn-
dcnoo. The duchy is ju3t south of
Belgium. and occupies small ter
rliory 4 Is a small hlner stai I,
Like Belgium 'TL,vs ada ~.
seeded into France toNaro the
French fortified town OF .angres.
The first reports gave tbir force a.
20 GOO and their was report that
they had encountered small
French force and had been defeated
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07
TENNESSEE SAILS w
ENGLAND TAKES STEAMERS

LONDON, August 6.-The Hamburg American liner P
Adsbe and another ship lying at the Of Falmouth
land have been seized by the The British cruiser
sr today brought The German schooner Es from Rio Crande
Falmouth.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-08-07
FRENCH SHIP MAKES CAPTURE

PARIS, August 6.--The French mine shin tods
towcd into Chorbowg harbor a five thousand ton
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-19
NAsHYIII.E sUsPENDs I'D JUlTPERs.
Billy" Evans's Pulling
Problems of the Diamond
BY Billy Evans
Famous American League Umpir,

- A1IEs produce
exists between the
~ years pennan contender and
between the
struggle for the pennant
and the before
they strOve just hard
regarded possible
contests natural that player would put forth
incidentally rsored trick
connection, recall
extraordinary to a bitterly battle.
pitchers the last of the eighth the
batting rallies which netted five
the Tigers
NINTH they mighty athletes
several chances
hopeless the fighting Tigers
notqu for a m
the filed appeared TO be
bs couple of hits DOME
ordinary at
the things
Of Barry furnblng
slight it bounding ball He decided to
slowly sauntred
hOrtstops vision
and then Barry to tumble
10
Copyright, Syndicate, Inc)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-19
Richie Is Ready For More Battles
III il -:I:- il IL
Little Champion Likes the East

to a 20 round go on the coast which will be
the deciding match
Cbristy Mathewson believes that not even
the loss Of Artie Shafer viii stop me on
rush of the Giants this season The Primes
a hard race last summer ana they are All
shot to pieces as a result OF Federal league
raids It Is quite probable that manager
McGraw Of the New York team would agree
to Import Skaters father to New YORK II
the young third sacker would Join the CLUB.
Not only the soaring Of players salaries
but also additional expenses have Inarkeo
the Door baseball club owner as a victim
The other club expenses have increased N
proportion with the salaries While the clubs
are on the road working out the hotel bills
now run from $1,000 up to $500 a month.
The spring training trip IS also to De con
sidered as additional expense to the poor
magnates.
Jack Herrick. accompanied By his man
ager NJ Pilot has left for New Orleans,
whence the big middleweight has received
an offer to box Knockout Brown derrIck
will give exhibitions route to New OF
leans. 1t is probable that after the BroWl
bout they will return to FL PasoY although
charge to the short round game in the east
ern cities
Ed walsh the big spitbau twirler Of the
Chicago White Sox, was batted out OF the
box recently in Los Angeles when ne Went
In TO pitch the initial game Of a care1ully
selected comeback career The reports
have been well founded, as the big twlrier
was found for a number Of cleanly placed
hits early in the game. He was not dis
cOuraged over his defeat, however
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-19
Chinese Team Wins By II To 4
IL -:I:- IL 81 -:I:-
Local Chinatown Chort1es Cheers

I7,rasq,t .Cs)sl ;7a..r' 3 &'st:'5t Z.lDF
chinese stuff for cheers Of victory raz8
tbe walters and dishwashers Of Chinatown
China defeated FL Paso by the score OF
four dow fays Chome runs in Chinese) to
one dow fay which was done by Duck
C5owan. the little celestial OF the Catholic
Athletic association team The sum total Of
scores was II TO 4. which was all to the
merry for the husky Hawaiian bohunks Of
most ancient and honorable Chinese ances-
They Savvy Home Runs.
He who went to the Washington polo park
to kid the China boys remained to cheer
them as they Whanged out home runs, three
base hits ana singles to the tune or an even
dozen. The best the local Carholc athleIes
could amass in the way Of round trip Jlckets
home was four, one Of which was contributed
by little bench legged Duchy Gowan's home
gardens. In the field the Chinese bail play
ers fielded. threw and covered ground IKE
regular ball playing persons .shortstop Ayau
having all Of the not stuff OF a class a Dan
Played Real Stuff.
The showing Of the Chinese baseball play
ers from Honolulu was an agreeable surprise
for they expected to see collection OF chi
national game of the United States me
players pulled the hook slide. squeeze, mt
and-run and other tricks Of the paseDail
trade caught c. A. A. player asleep At
~ gvifcb ta+v-aar7 second and third. hit
like top liners in q fly swattlng contest ana
received the major portion OF the applause
as they trotted in from the ned 10 take
their places at bat Catcher Marx wore
Chief Neyers's scenery including shin guards
and looked almost as big as that piece Of
mission furniture which the Giants showed
here last fall The ball players wore blue
and white striped uniforms with red. white
and blue stockings and American flag on