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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
TURKEY MAY ENTER
INTO EUROPEAN WAR
INDICATIONS ARE THAT OTTO.
MAN EMPIRE WILL SOON BE
INVOLVED IN CONFLICT.
Has Not Vet Given Great Britain.
France and Russia Satisfactory ES-
PLANTATION Of the Entry Into the
Dardaneiies Of German Cruisers.

Washington.--An acute situation
has arisen In the Balkan states over
the possible entry Of Turkey Into the
European war. according To official
adyiees TO the American government
from various sources
Turkey has not yet given Great
Britain. France and Russia a satisfac.
tory explanation OF the entry into the
DardAnelies Of the German cruisers
Goeben and BreslAu, When II was
first reported that Turkey had pur.
chased these vessels. Great Britain,
France and Russia demanded THAI the
crews OF the two ships be repatriat
cd Immediately. Wednesdays dis
patches revealed that German crews
were still aboard the cruisers
Many Washington diplomats famil.
lar with the situation consider II prae-
tically certain that should Turkey side
with Germany and Austria. Italy
would abandon her position OF metz
trality and Join Great Britain. Russia
france and Servia. who could count
also upon the assistance Of Greece.
Greece 10 under martial law with
It's army Modified along the frontier
watching Turkeys movements The
| troops Of the Ottoman empire are
quietly mobiiizlng without public or
Gsr 90 that effect Italy's order for
mobilization on August ~ IL believed
here 10 be dns 10 some extent d
Turkeys military activity.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
ALLIES DRIVEN BACK
BY GERMAN FORCES
FRENCH AND BRITISH TROOPS
OPPOSING INVASION IN BEL
GUM SUFFER DEFEAT.
Fortress Upon Which Allies Placed
Their Main Dependence to Hold
In Check the Advancing Ger
mans Has Fallen.

London -Namur has fallen into the
hands OF the Germans.
The fortress upon which the allies
placed their main dependence to hold
In check the advancing hordes of the
German main strength after they had
swept past Liege has given way be-
fore the advance OF the enemy.
The news cam as surprise, but
was officially confirmed. The war
office In giving out the tidings added
this significant note:
This necessitates the withdrawal
OF portion of the allied atroops
from the line OF the sambre to their
original defensive position on the
French frontier"
Namur Is at the junction OF the
Meuse and 5ambre rivers. Its fall
without a word OF warning OF any
such prolonged siege OF guns as was
deemed necessary to reduce II to sub
mission before the German advance.
Indicates that the attack must have
been sudden, sharp and terrific, and
that the main strength OF the German
field forces must have been conferred
for the time being ON this one objec.
tive
The French war office at Paris has
issued the following statement.
The French aud English. the plan
OF attack having failed. owing To un.
foreseen difficulties. have retired on
tho covering positions"
West OF the Meuse the English
army on our left was attacked by the
Germans, but behaved admirably.
holding It's ground with traditional
steadtastness,
The French assumed the offensive
with two army corps An African brl.
gade In the front line. carried away
by their eagerness. were received by
a murderous fire They did not give
an inch but, counter attacked by the
Prusaian guard. they were obliged to
retire, only, however, after tnhictlnE
enormous losses. The Prusslan guard
especially suffered heavily.
East Of the Mouse our troops ad
'N+-"N" "NsNN~ FtA hhlnAuit
country and made a vigorous attack
when they emerged from the woods.
but were obliged to fall back after a
sttn nght south of the river Semois
On order OF General Jonre. our
troops and the British troops with.
drew to The covering positions. our
troops are intact. cur cavalry has in
no way suffered. and our artillery has
affirmed its superiority Our officers
aud soldiers are In the best OF condI-
ton. morally and physically
As a result Of the orders which
have been issued. the aspect u the
straEEie Will change for few days.
The Preach army viii remain for a
time CA the defensive. but at the rtKht
moment, 10 be- decided upon By the
commander Ia chieg q viii resume a
Vigorous offensive movement.
Our Icsses are heavy: il would De
premature to eaumerate them
1t would be- equally SO to enumer
ate those o' the Germans, who sui
( tsrcS-~.Aa heavily that they we're oh
/ liEed 90 ahaadon their eountsr attack.
and Ia establish themselves In fresh
positions In Lorraine
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
villa stnl Opposing carranza.

Washington While President WI.
son and administration officials are
confdent that the differences he
tween Carranxa and villa viii be- aat-
tied without recourse TO arms. de-
tails OF the posltion assumed by Gen.
eral villa. as reaching here In Off
eial reports. show that the hghting
general plans to insist on this elimi
nation of Carranza from permanent
power tn the Mexican administration
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
CHIEF OF REBELS
NOW PRESIDENT
GENERAL cARRANzA ENTERS
CAPITAL or MEXICO AT HEAD
or VICTORIOUS ARMY.
New Ruler Loudly Acclaimed by the
Multitude az He Rides Through
the Streets OF Capital Escorted
by Guard Of Honor.

Mexico City. General Venustiano
carranza. the supreme chief Of the
Mexican revolution and now provis-
ional president OF the republic, enter
ed the capital at noon on Thursday
He was given an enthusiastic reeep'
ton by the crowds ON the streets
II Ia estimated that more than $780,.
900 persons crowded the line Of march
Of the new president and his follow
ers. which extended from the village
Of Atzcapoctzalco to the national pal
ace. q distance OF six miles. There
was not the slightest disorder as Gen
erai Carranza and his stan passed
through the cheering crowds. which
showered them with flowers and con
fetti. and from which came cries OF
Long live Carranza. long live the
constitutional government"
II was near noon when General
Carranza. mounted on u superb horse
and accompanied by his stan and the
generals Of the northwest. the central
aud northeast division OF the eonsti
nationalist army. left Atzeapotzaleo
escorted by u squadron OF cavalry and
the Fourth sonora battalion OF in
fantry. which acted as the guard OF
honor, On reaching the city limits
the column was met by the mayor and
the city council. who delivered Ia
General Carranza the keys OF the
city
The provisional government is moi
fully organized aud tho diplomatic
corps was not present at the funo
tion. although tina brazilian minister
Joha X. Sillimau. personal represent
alive Of President Wilson and Senior
Moreno the personal representative
ot King Alfonso were among the hun
dreds who congratulated President
CarFan4A
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
AIRMEN USE BOMBS
IN EUROPEAN WAR
BELGIUM PREPARES PROTEST
TO POWERS AGAINST ACTION
or GERMAN AERtALIsTs.
Nine Hundred Houses Damaged ane
Many Lives Lost When Town
Was eombardsd From
the Sky.

i.ondon.--A bomb-drOpping exploit
b the Zeppelin airship ut Antwerp
promises 10 become a matter OF wild
est International consideration. The
BelEiAn authorities claim tho attack
was q clear violation Of article 20 u
the fourth Hague convention. and
they are preparing TO protest officially
Go all tbs powers against the man
ner Of warfare.
Accounts vary an 10 the amount Of
damage done by the aerial fighter.
OHe account says that twenty six
HIVES were lost. although from more
conservative sources " In reported
that only twelve bodies have been
recovered from the ruina Of the
wrecked houses.
A dispatch which IL regarded ~
semi-offieial states that 800 houses
we're slightly damaged and sixty
were nearly destroyed, This dispatch
was sent TO London. Il ID said. after a
committee which Included the BED.
CLAN secretary of state. the Russian
csnbansad0r. tbs papai nuncio and
KING Aabert's secretary had exam.
ined the entire city with n view q
Appraialng the results ~ the aerial
bonbardment. This dispatch. pub
hahed by the Chronicle. says:
For the frst time iu history q
great civilized community has been
boubaFded from the sky Ia the dead
~ night Count Zeppelin. whom the
German emperor calls the greatest
lEcnlnA Of tho century. has performed
The greatest exploit Of his life. lie
has thrown bombs ON hospitals whers
nciglana were attending German
wounded lie haa staggered human
ity. On August the German com
manaar warned General t.eman a.
Liege that n the forta did not sur
render this Zeppelin fleet would moy'
against belgium
The Germans have been as Zoos
as their word We have explore,
every oaa Of ten devastated street.
and have found portiona ~ eel
bombs The Hansber uf victims |
aHkn0wn. II Ia Significant that III
che bonba were alSnsd at public build
inEA such as the military barracks
the government offices and the F0ya
palace. Tho population Is la gloom.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03

waahinEtan. ~ Tsaalun 10 ga acase an
ccassantanepis thai aiesomsia there
fear TnFhey may ~ any mamSnt be
arawn lnse this weaeEal AsuFupeaa var
oa tha side u 0VFmsany ard Aaststa A
atFaei censorship has h<sn placed GA
The newspapers Ia Turhwy, whleh are
new coasFu;isA BY the military ana
are ewtax uaSd. AreoFdtsE to Diplomatic
aispAlchea here. So create sgronH
rFpxs@FrmMn tp~tHeK
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
MExIcANs MIXING AGAIN.
Villas Men, Out Of Hatred, Attack
Oroxeo's Forces.

El Paso, Texas.-Federal General
Pascual Orozco's command Of several
hundred volunteers was engaged sat.
urday by the Zaragosa brigade OF Gen.
eral Villas division. under Colonel Ra.
mon Melina, near Torreon. according
to official messages received here
from chihuahua City. No details OF
the engagement were announced. The
constitutlonal!sts hold deep hatred
for Orozoo and are reported pursuing
his troops relentlessly.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
LATE BULLETINS
FROM SEAT OF WAR.
BATTLE CONTINUES BETWEEN
THE ALLIES AND GERMANS
ALONG FRENCH FRONTIER.
Reported Tha. Belgian Troops Have
Compelled the Fourth German
Division. Advancing Southwark,
to Retrace Its steps.

So far as can be CLEANED from Of
fetal announcements, the great bat
tie line along the French frontier
and In Belgium continues to be the
scene of engagements between the
opposing armies.
The nature of these engagements
and their result have not been mace
public. beyond the admission by the
French war office that in the north
the French and British lines have
been moved back a short distance, as
well as the French right In the Sec
ton OF St. Die. The French troops,
on the offensive between Nancy and
Vosgs, are said to be making head
way.
From Antwerp comes the an
nouncement that the Belgian troops
have compelled the fourth German
division, advancing southwark, to re-
trace its steps. 1t is added in the OF
fical statement that the Fourth Bel
gian division at Namur has fulfilled
it's task Of arresting the German col
umn and allowing the Belgians to re
tire on the French line.
The French ministers under Pre-
mier Viviani presented their resigna
lions collectively to President Poln
care because they believed that ii
the present circumstances the minis
try should have a wider scope ano
comprise the best of all the republi
can groups.
London reports that Togoland, the
German possession on the west coas
of Africa, was surrendered uncondi
tionally.
A Bucharest report says that Tar
nopol, an important town in Galicia
has been occupied by the Russians
while the Russians themselves claim
that they have driven the Austrian'
back to the river Zlota Lipa, thirt!
miles west of Tarnopol and abou
fifty miles east of Lemberg, the Ga
lician capital
Direct dispatches from Using Tau
capital OF the German protectorat'
of KiaoChow, say that there is M
evidence as yet of japanese warshipj
or field troops In that neighborhood
Official reports made public il
| VIENNA and transmitted from Berlil
| by wireless to New York, declare tina
a battle Of three days duration a
Krasnik in Russian Poland, ended il
complete Austrian victory. TIL
| Russian forces were repulsed aloni
| the entire front and are in full fiigh
in the direction of Lublin. This i
the first indication of an Austrian aC
vance into Russian territory
Dispatches from the general stat
at st. Petersburg announce fresh vic
tories for Russia against both Gel
many and Austria.
| The authorities at ST. PetersburI
have issued orders Diminishing tn
| German and Austrian sovereign
and princes from honorary colonel
ships in Russian regiments and de
! priving them of Russian decorations
The North German-Lloyd steame
Princess Alice has put into the Por
OF Ceubu, in the Philippine islands
with hole In her stern. The car
tain reports that he tried to get tn
German island of zap, in the Care
lines, by wireless, but found the sta
ton had been destroyed by the Brit
! ish
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
cripples Struggle With Harvest.

Paris.-Rural France is making.
valiant struggle to harvest its crops
Only old or crippled men and women.
'ouths and children are working in
the fields, The men have gone. the
lorses have disappeared, part of the
'attle have been driven off and the
inns are closed. At Etretat on the
Norman coast. out of a population of
1900. only thirty-four men are left
and there is not horse in the place
excepting few old animals
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03

Washington The house on We'd
nsAday adopted a drastic Frsolut Gu
introduced by Majority Leader uader
wcod. ordering ahseat memhers back
% their duties and docking them
$50 81 fns every aay they arr away
except tur sickness The vote ON the
resolution was sia toe. 81 against Aaa
a ahAsat
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03

Parts Tho stars and stripes we're
seem on the streets II Paris On We'd.
neaday aleakaids the Freaeh tri eolor
~Aea the oorPs Of American vehia
sssfs, 200 struaK. marched through the
city 10 the ~ lasarro railrUaa sia.
tioR To take uAia ter R0aeh. where
thsy wiu be drilled undsr t'rvaeh ot
nerea
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
VILLA ACCORDED nonoRs.
aasnlean General Permitted 10 Cross
Line on psmcs Mission.

vi raso. Texas Aware Obrceon
Rnd FraneiHc0 villa. rebel generals
crossed the International line hero
"Wednesday afternoon and we're re-
ceived with milItary henors by Gen .
, pershlnK. commander ~ the Amer
lcan tFOspA
A troop Of cavalry with drawn
swords formed a guard of henoF Tor
tae tw0 eeastltusionallsl commanders
AZ they weFe drtvsm from the lnteFaa
tionai bridge At aniek speed 10 Fort
Hiss. where General PsFahlnE aud his
stat had prepared reeepsion for
ghem A dozcn stan eteeeru accom-.
panied the generals
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03

L.oaaoa The CuaArd liaer Aaut
tAaia. Rs~ IN the government service.
anchored Noeday eveelnE 81 the Ner
ssY bar eth her boss damaged. Ae>
eordlng 10 a 1oyd's disp4,ch frOm
t.fvsrpoel
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
AussrIans on italian Border.

Rome The secolo says that. not
wtthstanding the deniaiA Of the Aus
TRAN government. Austrian troops
are masaing on the Italian frontier
The movements were discreet at
irst. but orders from Vienna IN the
last forty-elght hours compelled pre-.
eipitate action. the effects OF which
we're Visible at Trent. where there IL
an incessant movement 81 troops.
The paper adds that there are also
~. 1000 Austrian troops at Innsbruck
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
Mn,s aana. ser eess,.lle.

paeatsile idaho Al the ehscticn
Tuesday. shseh Saa remarkable for
ths ludiasrcnes displayed BY atout
oas hAif VI TIE voters. TIE mayor and
eoaagti we're aashertssd 10 issue
henas Cog The sum ~ tteS coo to 10
atAlt = usnnteipal water systsul
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03

Washington The administration
bin aimed At Developments OF water
power on public lands through syH
tenn of leasing sites 70 private enter,
prices went 10 the senate Wednesday
after having been approved hy the
house tta passage. declared tta Ra.
thor, Representative Ferris 81 Okla
homa. wouid mean gFeater aud
richer west
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
ADMIRAL Won HOLSTER
orsas Admiral YEA keestss ~ tAs
asewaH asNy


Vancouver N CaA = mass meet
ma % uaion mtner~ in Nanaimo q
Sas decided formally to caii OF the
strife. Which ~ss NsEua May 4. 1874
TAs m~a we're authorized e. Werk ia
ne mtnes
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
ouArantlrs Tor ahssp seabIss Llt,sd,

Washington Tho department %
agriculture has given notice that In
asmueh a. the counties Of Carbon
Emery and Grand. 10 the state Of
Utah. are nos free from the disease
known As aCabies among sheep. the
quarantine against those counties has
hsea lifted effective August -, islt
Thls frrea the entire state 81 Utah
from the quarantine for sheep acaaiea
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
Wssssrr.r. pe,,a, M,,,ur.

Washington --w Western members q
'se house On Saturday defeated the
attempt 10 divert moneys from the
reeianatioa 'uad into the genera
treasury Ga twctoCne vote x mem
hers nresant
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
French Admit Rsx.r...

Paris.-An official announcement
made Monday afternoon says that
LnnsVille, Amsnce and Dieuloard IN
the department OF Meurthe-et-N oselle
have been occupied by the Germans
The French position otherwise has
not been modified
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
Austrian Monitor p.,,rs...

London In a dispatch from Part.
me correspondent Of the Exehunxs
Ietsgraph company says the Excel
si0f publishes a message from N,sh
serNtA. saying that an Austrian mon.
'os struck a nine in the Adriatic and
NAs DESTROYED
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
cattare b. ps,trnu.a

MILAN news dispatch from Ca,
'Aro SAYS that all fortihcations there
have been destroyed by the allied Zee,
The Austrisas did not have time he
fore the attack to strex the Cal, .,
cattaro with mines.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
Namur's Fall Hard to exnl.,n

London.-It is announced here that
Namur has fallen. Commenting. the
Times says it is one OF those mex
phcaole events which makes war the
gamble that it is. That Namur should
have fallen in two days will require A
deal OF explanation. the Times adds
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03

L0naosn. --MaRy Americans Save sa
listed In Loaaoa In the toswiEn lsgtau
0rgnntEea ~ captain Ricei sho f0sEhs
with OaribAiei The services OF thv
lsgtoa save BEEN offered 90 the Bfi,iss
var ufare
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03

washingtos FoFvtNn trade % The
rnsssa states In Jah Ansoantsd q,
istt.zSe.as. q Decrease - tsti. tts
trom June and an taCrvAss q ttss9f.
ste ever July tAs, year. ,as dePars
sasnl u connsfce aanenneea
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03

san Francisco AetlaS Ca inforyna
tioa uhlea The pg3sce withhold. they
arrested Ea~Ard stuart. atlas Talbot.
charged ~th tAs murder og Genr
MoFris al LsNtnktoa NJ. In 1888
Tas authorities there we're telegraph
81 "a rur Instructions
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03

coaoa -Tav untsed Frats steamer
Nsiapan, aroOrtiaE Ia wireless ~
seiFed hers Tuesday. has grounded on
the Colombian coast The locattoa
Sss act stated. nor the nature q The
aeciasnt
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03

fAFaa Shs ~hSas erse AAs beeA
harvested t@F0aMhoas Fsssee. aeesFa
tag Ia infoFmAtlsa collected ~ ths
E0ssFumsAl TIE rvsilnG - the eats
cses = Ssii adTanrsa H<~is are h
api~naia sanaitt.sa
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
Iap Asrasrs Mnlss Weman.

Saliaas, cal George Naaant.
japanese photographer. under arrest
here, confessed % sheriff NrshiS tAat
he bad murdered ltstsaa weOa Saith.
New Vera artist who had Se~a Nv,
inK asar Aere
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03

M~Atco Ctty -~- Provisional President
cAranaA has setin~a the sathaFi1is.
ps poFsm oAAWr taaa Vera cTaa that
Vera CEus l. eAoa@d A. part eu as
ecaat 81 tAs oeeapattaa % che sisy
Ana hArbos ~ ts~ Amwstsan t0rvs-
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03

New York TIE arss Of the ape
eiafly chartered ships 10 bring Aassr-
iean refugees % Esrops-ths Italian
liner Prsneipls 81 Uaiae. sseered into
New York hareor MoaaAy with $50
pAxseaEers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
oss.snmsa, sAips.Ss Company

Washington Arrangements weFe
HaAds "wednesday tcF bearings 90 the
aamiaissratisa bill 10 aataortss the
organization u a governments s0atrs'it
"a shlpPsux coaagaHy to vnxSx~ Ia the
fasrnLEn EraAe
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
weula Ran unr,s,.

Portland. Ore Industrial school.
VII halt unrVss among American
NorSinSmsa. John TAFT local laun
dryuaaa. declared GA SATURDAY betar.
tAe federal Industrial relations com
tptxsion
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
piSsssna pSssrr.a

New YO<k directors % the CAesa.
peaks OHIO railway meeting here
Thursday decided 10 defer the regular
quarterly dividend u per cent usuli
~ declared az thts time.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
sailors Rsapina hIarr..,.

London - British tars are reapinE
rich reward ~ var from the man
prize vessels Nhjch have been seized
and brought into part SOME ~ them
hewever, may be returned TO German
owners when the hoStuitfrs re.s.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
Favor MsRsynola's Nemlna,io..

Washington Nominations OF Attor
Rsy 0sasral AcRvynolds 10 be an as
soctate justice * the supreme court
Aaa Thomas " GrvEory to o. Assor.
aeS general have bsea ordered favor,
AhLy rNportea 60 the annAta
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03

Londop s-Ths neoond Issue q Eta.
eeoJeoe ss7sIeoo.o ool Ia treasury baia
has eesA aoothsr ssecsss. The total
npplieAiiona. Shseh were principally
uon saAks, amounted 70 over G4o..
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03

Farts A aispatra te the tlavaA
aKveey trom Naples SAYS that hoas
thTe~n ga rAaFs,iaY AZ the arst class
eom aartm~at ~ traia bound tor
Roas exploded and lniagvd a number
uf travellers
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03

90 tAsess The HHpusiieaH state
plAtf0Fm accepted "Wednesday ptvages
shs party ~ Mlsa0sra 10 Gas exact
nssat ~ shiaa iASos lAas. = sorkmsa's
e"np~aNnttna act good roaes Aaa
huns vmie fps ths lager cities
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03

Paris "A usFnaAs asSoglsas fell 20
the Erusna insias Tbs nritish liaea n
ths uss&aoT .Sgicn Ga "Wednesday
naa the tso osFmaE ofnesFs 90 beard
~sFs hilsd ARrsn0y 10 six mtx.
fFum I4ite
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
oroxoeo Beaten

Mexico City.-An official announce.
men' by the war department saws that
GENERAL OroEOco VAS defeated hy Co.
onel Salinas in the Sierra del Ato
aear san Francisco. in the district Of
PRrrAs
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03

Ne~ York -Caarles gIite ~ Nsn
Rochelle. Prssiaeat % TIE Tasnsepss.
YIN corporation whose autenehf
tarned a souersauf -- >..7-- =
day UiEAi died
aaV
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-09-03
Ten Thousand seIoi.n, ku,.A

london The correspondent % the
u~liy Telegraph at Amsterdam savs
Il is estimated that the total los. =,
me selsians. up to date. has been 10
we IN killed, wounded and prisoners