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The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20
Mobs Wreck German shops.

London, oct. 19.-l1:10 p. Nam
other mob attempted to wreck Ger
man shops in the borough OF Dept
ford tonight but was dispersed by a
large force of special police placed in
the district in anticipation of trouble
Many Of the German shop Keepers
had strongly barricaded their prem.
Uses.
A Judge in the police court today
declined to accept bail in the cases
of those arrested during Sunday
nights demonstration. The public
prosecutor advised that this court be
adopted by the court, declaring that
the conduct of the participants in
the wrecking and footing OF the stores
and living apartments of the Germans
was a disgrace to EngIishmen.
The newspaper campaign against
the retirement of subjects Of enemy
countries continues. Several addi-
tional hotels announced today that
all German and Austrian employees
had been discharged A number of
large restaurants have substituted
girl waters for the Germans and Aus
TRANS who previously held positions.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20
NAVAL ACTIVITIES
Captured tiospltaI Ship.

Lcudon, Oct. 19.--ll;15 p. m.-Ihe
arrival today OF the German steamer
Ophelia, hailing from Hamburg, seems
to dispose of the report current
earlier in the day that a German yes
sci had been seized because she was
engaged in mine laying in the North
sea.
The Ophelia was brought into Var
mouth roads by British cruiser. she
was flying a Red Cross flag When
boarded and was found to have
wireless installing on board wllcl
was dismantled. The vessel was
fitted with one hundred beds and the
complete equipment of a floating hos
pital.
The German flag has been KEEP
flying from her stern and it is eX
pected she will not long be detained
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20

2Sth, the French use a 27-cm. mortar
smaller than the Austrian mortar
piece-and a l20millimeter and $50
millimeter flat trajectory gun. In
addition there is a 13S-mihimeter gun
of older pattern. To facilitate com.
parison, the Austrian, French and
German equipments are given in a
table of millimeters:
Austrian motor battery piece, S05
millimeters
German siege mortars and howitz-
ers, 420 millimeters.
French mortar, 270 millimeters.
French fiat trajectory piece, heavy,
$50 millimeters.
French flat trajectory piece, light
er. 100 millmeters.
French fortress piece, old type, 13S
milimeters.
German piece said to be in course
of manufacture, $50 millimeters.
German piece said to be in course
of manufacture, 600 mil.imeters.
As already stated, the stem. and
60-cm. pieces of the Germans 'aave
still to prove their existence, but the
rumors concerning them are too per
sistent to be ignored, especially when
il Is remembered that even the AZ
en-. piece was looked upon as a myth
until it was brought into action a.
Iiege and otter points.
Between the French moran OF u
en-. caliber and the German 42-cm
there is a difference of Is centimeter:
while between the much-heralded 90
en-. gun and the original Drummer
there is one OF only IA centimeters
II must be admitted that in view o
these proportions even a 60-cm. gui
seems possible enough. But whethe
or not the Germans are actual.
building such a piece has for the tim
being no bearing on the fact tina
their heavy artillery has been a SUI
prise to the armies of the Allies an
that a few additional caliber irche
must be to the Krupp works merel
a matter of mechanical detail II
view of what was achieved in tn
building of the 42-cm. Drummer
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20
Mrs. Braddon of Winthrop Find
Quick Way TO Stop Tortures Of
Her Curious Malady.

Mrs. j. c. Braddon of Winthrop,
Ark, suffered from digestive troubles
and stomach arrangements that
placed her in a particularly danger
Gus position. Her nervous system
was attacked and she felt symptoms
that indicated even more serious
trouble
She took Mayr's Wonderful Stom.
ach Remedy and got immediate bene-
fits. She wrote:
when | commenced taking your
treatment | could scarcely be out of
bed, | had such severe pains in my
hips and the top Of my right foot.
My foot felt as if it had been severely
sprained. Finally numbness settle0
in my arms and shoulders. About
that time | received your treatment
and the first bottle relieved the mis-
cry Now | feel like a new person ="
The story that Mrs. Braddon tells
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20
Take Liv-Ver-Lax
and Feel Well

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r G. Morris Drug Co. and Public
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The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20

London Oct 1850 p. m.-Ihe
admiralty has taken steps to save
from drowning the crews OF warshirs
that strike mines or are torpedoed by
submarines Other warships are pro-
aibited from going to their assistance,
so the admiralty is arranging for a
general supply of swimming collars to
be distributed to the officers and men
of the fleet. The men are instructed
that the collars shall be carried on
their person when they are awake
and kept inflated near each individual
when he is asleep
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20
lNCENDlARY CHURCH FIRE.

Chicago, oct 19.-Fire, which
wrecked ST. Charles Borromeo'1
Catholic church today was pronounc-
ed by the police to have been of IN.
.cendiary origin.
The police also are planning TO re-
open an investigation into a fire on
October y. which burned st. Jar
lath's Catholic church and which
started under circumstances similar
to those of today's bIaze.
St Charles Borromeo's church has
been closed for several months. Flee
trio wires have been removed and it
had been safeguarded against the or
binary dangers of fire.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20
American Held as Spy.

London, Oct. 90: so a. m.-The
Daily Mail says that the preliminary
proceedings in connection with the
oourtmartial of a supposed American
on a charge of espionage will begin
in private at the Wellington barracks
London. today. the accused has
been incustody several days.
This is the first case in the present
war of spy being handed over to the
military authorities for trial. The
Daily Mail says it understands the
actual court martial, when held, will
be pubic.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20

London, Oct 20.-T2:04 a. mixing
Albert of Belgium, in an interview
given the representative of the Daily
Telegraph, at the headquarters of the
Belgian army in which he expressed
thanks for the help given the Belgian
people, said he hoped the American
nation would remember that Belgium
had been exact in carrying out its
obligations as neutral country and
that the United States as a neuti al
would not forget how the neutrality OF
Belgium had been violated
The king added, according to the
ended this fact shold bear heavily on
the terms of peace.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20

London, Oct. 19.-10:30 p ma
dispatch to Reuters from Petrograd
says the Constantnople correspond.
ent of the Bourse Gazette is authority
for the statement that the sultan OF
Turkey at a family council, unexpect,
eddy proclaimed Yussof Izzedin heir
Ipresumptiye to the Turkish throne
and generalissimo of the army and
navy. This is said to have been done
to combat the dictatorship Of Enver
Pasha, minister Of war, and German
influence. Prince Yussof lzzedin Is
the eldest son of the late Sultan Alb
dul AZiZ
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20
WAR BRIEFS
Roumania S Neutral.

London, Oct. 19.-10;32 p. m.-The
attitude of the Roumanian govern
ment toward the war has been ap.
proved at a cabinet meeting attended
by representatives of the various par
ties. according to dispatch received
tonight from Bucharest by the Mar
conf Wireless Telegraph Company
The dispatch quotes the Vienna
Reichpost as saying that at the meet
ing of the cabinet, which was held in
Bucharest under the presidency OF
King Ferdinand. it was decided that
there were no reasons at present
which would justify any alteration OF
Roumania' position
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20
NO BOOZE FOR INDIANS.

Washington. oct. 19.-Rehearina
was denied by the supreme court to-
day in its decision last June uphold
ing the right Of Indian bureau Off
Gals to close up saloons in lane
coded to the United States by In
dams.
1t is understood here that liquor i'm
terests in northern Minnesota where
the case was brought viii attempt 10
new proceedings to obtain decision
on their claim that the treaty by
which the land was ceded to tie
United States on condition that ne
liquor be sold therein is Obsolete.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20
ARkANSAN ARRESTED.
Walnut Ridge Physician is Charged
With a Double Murder

With Double Murder.
Walnut Ridge, Ark, Oct 19.-lDr. J.
c. Hughes was arrested here today
charged with the murder of ALI Bag
ley and of his father /, J. Bagley who
were shot and killed in Walnut Ridge
October %, 1910. Seven years ago
DR.. Hughes was a witness against
ALI Bagley, who was charged with the
killing of an officer Bagley was ac-
quilted but killed from ambush three
years later His father was killed
while on his way to purchase kburiai
clothes for his son.
DIR. Hughes was eXonerated OF kilt
ing the elder Bagley by a coroners
jury. In 1911, John Bagley. brother
of Aft was killed by a mysterious
shot from a Walnut Ridge store.
Last month Scion Crooks, a son-in
law Of the elder Bagley, was killed
from ambush.
The arrest of DR. Hughes is the
first ever made for any Of the fouI
murders.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20
FATAL CROSSING ACCIDENT.

Burton kan, Dee. ia woman
and an infant were killed and a sec
ond woman probably was fatally in
jured when an Atchison Topeka and
Santa Fe passenger train struck a
buggy in which they We're riding here
today The dead are Mrs Patrick
Murphy, the wife of a section fore
man. and an infant child Of Mrs.
Thomas Murphy Mrs. Thomas Muir
ply sustained iniries which, physi-
clans say. will cause her death. The
horse which the women were driving
became frightened at an elephant ana
ran in the path of the train.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20
GERMAN GUNS
AT ANTWERP
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

be found led to an order for sus,
pension Of the attack
TAe German troops then pushed in
through the girdle of inner forts,
finding that the retiring garrison had
blown up the bridge across the River
Scheldt and also had interpreted a
aelt of flame against the invaders by
firing the oil tanks and covering the
surface of the river with burning oil
Antwerp is a dead city. The popu
lace has fled and the streets are de,
serted. In addition to wrecked build
ings in the warehouse districts, piles
of packing cases lie broken open and
/ their contents strewn about taC
streets Millions of dollars worth OF
merchandise has been ruined in thl.
| district
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20
SEA CAPTAIN EXONERATED.

Norfolk, Va. Oct 20.-Captain T.
r. Johnson, who commanded the Old
Dominion liner Monroe when it sank
after a collision with the Merchant
and Miners steamer Nantuck off the
Virginia coast last January with a
loss of forty lives, was held blamelesa
today for the accident by John w
Cast. supervising district steamship
inspector
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20
WAR SUMMARY

That section or Belgium when
stretches from Ostend on the
North sea to the French border,
from which the strongly fortified
French seaport of Dunkirll is dis
tant only a few miles, is bearing
the brunt Of the heavy fighting
between the allied armies and the
Germans. The invaders have
been attempting to force their
way along the coast between
lNieuwport and DiXmude, but
been opposed by the Belgians,
who, aided by British warships,
according to the French official
communication, have succeeded
in repulsing their attacks.
Tie nature of the assistance
afforded by the British squadron
is not divulged, but previous re-
ports indicated that the naval
array of one country or the other
was being utilized in connection
with the fighting on lond.
The troops who are arrayed
against each other between Arras
and Roye are still driving with
shot and shell, and probably with
bayonet, and in this district the
allies have advanced at several
points. reaching as far in some
instances as the wire entangle-
ments which constitute part of
the German defensive works.
A Berlin official dispatch an
nounces German forces have
reached the neighborhood OF
Dunkirk and Boulogne are in
flight. 1t confirms the report OF
heavy fighting at Dixmude and
Roulers.
The German embassy at Wash
ington, basing the announcement
on a dispatch from the far east by
way of San Francisco, says that
the British battleship Triumph
has suffered severely from she'll
fire from the German fortress OF
Using Tau and has been forced to
withdrew from the BritishJaI-
anese bombarding fleet. Turkey
has refused to assent to Great
Britain's request that the German
officers and crews of the former
German cruisers Goeben and
Breslau be discharged The Otto
man government says the matter
of the retention of the Germans is
a domestic question.
The American government is
taking measures for the relief of
those who have been rendered
destitute and the German govern
ment has consented to the admis-
sion of food supplies to Belgium
for the people of that country
who are facing starvation.
Amsterdam reports that large
numbers Of refugees are return
ing to Antwerp and that the Bel
gian city is resuming its normal
appearance.
Partial Russian successes in
fierce fighting in the region OF
Warsaw and south OF Przemysl
are reported officially from Pc
trograd
That the allies have recaptured
Ostend is the report sent to the
London Post by its correspondent
in the north OF France, who says
he has excellent authority for this
statement
Irish nationalists in London at
meeting held for the purpose OF
expressing confidence in the
leadership OF John Redmond and
to endorse tAe action of the Irish
party in supporting the allies in
the present war, have adopted
pledge never to sheath the sword
until Belgium's freedom has been
restored TO her.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20
Watch German Ships.

Paris, Oct. 1880 p. ma dis
patch to the Havas Agency from Bar
celona says that La Pubicidad OF
Barcelona prints a dispatch from
Gibraltar which says the English are
watching number of German yes.
sells which took refuge in neutral
ports before the war, laden with pro
visions and coal with which to supply
German steamers transformed into
auxiliary cruisers.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20
Duchess-Nurse Webs.

London, Oct. 2O.-2 a. m.-Milli-
cent, duchess of Switzerland who re
Gently went to the war zone as head
OF Red Cross hospital, and Major
Percy Desmond Fitzgerald of tie
Eleventh Hussars, were quietly mar
ried last week. The duchess has re
turned to her Red Cross work in
France
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20
Can't Break Blockade.

London oct. 19.-11:25 p. m.-An
attempt of the Austrian fleet in the
harbor of Cattaro, Dalmatia, to break
the French blockade on Sunday fail.
ed. an Exchange Telegraph dispatch
from Rome says
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20

London Oct 1906 p. ma
CASUALTY list dated October 10 gives
IL officers as having been killed and
40 wounded in the recent fighting.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20
The Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Mrs. Kellermans
REPAIR SHOP.

Ladies', Gents and children's cloth
ing made over and repaired at rea-
sonable rates Now is the time TO
have your winter clothes put in or
DIR. ia Exchange Street.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20
IMPORTANT

This life OF ours Is very uncertain
II your home is mortgaged, pro
tect 1t.
II you are married. proteci your
wife and children.
II you are single. protect your ole
days-In case you 1--we to see them
You can do this by insuring today
with
The Mutual Life Insurance Co.
of New York
THos. o. MecALLuM,
District Manager.
Phones 3os and 2ss.
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-20
ChiropraCtic Adjustment
THE WAY TO GET WELL

ChIropractlc is de-
fined by Webster as
"A system Of adjust
Ing the joints, espe-
cially of the spine
for the curing Of
DISEASE"
This science sc-
counts for, locates
and removes the
cause of most all
human ailments.
Why not have the
cause of your trou-
Bile explained and
relieved from your
spine.
Consultation and ex-
animation freely ex-
tended to all with
out charge.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-01
COY RECRUIT SHOD,
SHORN AND BATHED,,
COST, SIX SHILLINGS
Then Railroaded to Barrack
Gate by Energetic English
woman, Who Leaves the
Rest to Kitchener.

An Engllshwoman, writing to relative
In Philadelphia, recounts some Of the
varied events Of wartime In England, pic
turing graphically the humorous as well
as the serious side of home activities.
She writes:
My dear friend, Sedately, wants to
he remembered 70 you. Her stepson has
Joined one OF the Pals or Comrade Bat
talions, In spite of one very weak knee.
I think II is so plucky OF him to enlist.
still most amusing and bright, she is a
very active member OF the Women's
Emergency Corps. Of which I must tell
you some other time. Her nickname
certainly suits her better now than in
the old careless, happy days and she is
amazingly energetic and useful-women
are certainly doing wonderful work In
these strenuous times and Sedntely takes
n leading part in nearly everything.
"Sedatcly has Just come In TO tell me
how she captured raw recruit She
saw him ldling at the corner of street,
talked TO him firmly, gently and with
infinite patience. He was full OF ex-
cuses. He could not possibly arrive at
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-01

vlded FIRST I don't believe there viii be
much spare time for Injuries"
How France respected scrap OF
psper'' In 1870 IS described IN the follow
ing account OF speech by David Lloyd
George;
Il have learnt great deal Of history
from II, or perhaps Il has brought back
forgotten facts to my mind. Do YOU
know that in 1870 England Interviewed TO
protect Belgium from France and in-
vited both the belllgerent Powers Ger
many and France), TO state that they
had no intention OF violating Beieian
territory? Both Germany and France
answered that it was unnecessary to ask
such question in view Of the treaties
in force The Belgians addressed docu-
nient to Queen Victoria expressing their
gratitude for the Intervention and three
or four days after the French army had
only one way of escape from Prussian
oannons. by tearing up the treaty OF
neutrality with Belgium. The French
preferred ruin and humiliation to the
breaking Of their bond But II Is the
interest Of Prussia now to break the
treaty, SO 1.-THE scrap of paper" is thrown
to the winds Both Austria and Prussia
undertook TO defend the integrity OF
Belgium side by side with Russia.
France and England: they entered Bel
gium to save time. they have. most cer-
talnly, not gained It, but they have lost
their good name"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-01
FARMERS TALK PROSPERITY
AS JERSEY GRANGE MEETS
Many Motor to Atlantic City for
Convention on Pier.

Many Motor to Atlantic City for
Convention on Pier.
ATLANTIC CITY, Dec 1.-Jersey
farmers assembled today for the annual
convention of the State Grangs. Patrons
of Husbandry. on the Steel Pier. There
was not a hint of depression among the
well-to-do farm folk, who reported a
banner apple and potato crop, talked
about chances of wheat going much
higher and debated chances OF getting
a normal school for girls in South Jer-
sey and a college for women at New
Brunswick when the Legislature meets.
Many of the farmers came in theii
motors.
Reports spread through the convention
hall that Senator George w. r. Gaunt,
of Mullica Hill, who is Worthy Master,
would advocate conservatism in his an
nual report Senator Gaunt, who is a
Republican, communicated to grange Off
cials the disturbing information that Re-
publicans would fall heir to State def
cit for the first time in many years, when
they take over control of State affairs
in January. The Senator intimated to
his associates that the farmers should
refrain from asking expensive cOnces-
sIons from the State during the coming
year
''Our hrst duty is TO the State he
said a view that was accepted with re-
luctance by women delegates, who have
been looking forward to having a State
college built next year.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-12-01
FOES IN POLAND CLASH
IN THREE GREAT BATTLES
London Sees "Local Successes" But
No General Victory

LONDON. Dec. l.
Another day of the crucial battle be-
tween the Russians and Germans and
Austrfans in Poland has passed without
news OF a decisive result. The Berlin
official statement tonight reports the cap
ture of 1900 prisoners and IS cannon
south of the Vistula, but says nothing of
Importance hss occurred in South Poland
The Russian Government rests upon its
warning against over-optimism.
The facts. as CLEANED from various mes
Eages of correspondents, appear to be
that three semi-independent engagements
are progressing between Thorn on the
north and craeow on the south. in which
both eombatants have achieved local sue
cess, without distinct victory for either
arms.
Some Of the British military experts
declare that the Germans have con-
Histently understimated the qualities Of
their Russian opponents and have op-
posed them with body composed almost
wholly OF second line troops. but are now
rushing heavy reinfoFcements from the
western line. They express the opinion
that the issue depends on whether these
arrive in time
AdYices from Holland report that rail-
way tFafic, newspapers and posts In the
Brussels region are entirely suspended. II
is presumed for the purpose of suppress
ing news OF movement OF German troops
70 the eastward.