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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1914-07-17
ANAZING!!

Yes, Amazing" That's a mighty
good word to describe these Big
Bargains.
An amazing bargain is usually
not to be found, but you'll certain
ly be amazed when you see what
a lot of value you can get for lit
tie money here now.
But don't take our word for it..
Come and see for yourself. We
know you are apt to say Talks
Cheap; that is why we say Come
and See. You 60 away a booster
for this store and you'll send your
friends here to save money, too.
Here Are a Few Sample Prices
Choice of Any o. nn
Straw Hat SI.W
Arrow Soft Shirts,
Price S1.oO up to O. ~
$500, Choice for Olo40
OUIlO TO ORDER sDIA.J0
More You Buy at This
Sale the More You Save
HER-MAN'S
III. Man. Store tn. Boy. Store
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JOPPRE COMMANDS
Big FRENCH ARMY

PARIS. AuE. 6. 500 a. m.-France's
great army has been placed under the
supreme command OF General Joseph
Jonre, VINO enjoys great popularity
with the men. as he does with the
French nation generally lie IS
known az man OF strong will and
~ h. common saying In the army
that when General Jonre has once
made up his mind. nothing will force
rim 20 change H. French military
men express fun confidence IN his
skill
General Jonre Is So years old He
has been married ten years, but is
childless. He b. OF medium HEIGHT
and stout. with a massive head. very
tair hair and thick, dropping nous
tache. lie is noted for hts excellent
horsemanship. lie was trained as an
engineer. and while on duty In MAZDA
gascar constructed the harbor OF Diego
suarez. the principal one In the isl
and
The mobilization plans for the
French army were drawn up by Gen
eral JOffre last April and the results
OF their execution have exceeded All
expectations
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NO RESPONSES
ARE RECEIVED
nuropsaH Countries 80 Far Have Paid
Mo Heed 20 onsr 20
MsdiAts.

WAsHlNGTON. Aug. 6-AIthougb no
response had been received tonight Co
the formal tender OF good Offices made
by the United states TO the warring
powers To- Europe administration o.
n.ials thought today. Or not immsfI-
ately. within q short time the American
suf eminent probably viii be called ON
tn play the role uf mediator
hN placing on record. the United
states. now CAIRNS Incidentally Tor tn
diplomatic interests OF most OF the
nations az wa. viii have "a nrat 0ppor-
UNITY Z" compose the situation m "a
Ia} ot hop" for peace arises on the
cluudsd horizon.
The situation lu China and IN. Far
East was considered by administrator
"rlcillH but no action Wa taken ID
mars been suggested Informally by the
chinese government that the United
states might help az this moment 10
maintain the Integrity OF China. The
lnE iu administration circles was
thut none 90 the countries at war would
pc inclined 20 HEgrhvate the situation
Boo the FAR East and that "a stHtus quo
would hr maintained. should reyolutIou-
hrisN become active iu China hos, ever.
ana the moral support OF the American
knNeruuent Doc required Co keen China
intact there is little doubt hut that no
would De- given because ltueral disturb
hurc- in China uf this time would wrn-
ace the lives or ml-si uaFles and for.
rIgucrs generally.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
WATCH AUSTRIANS

WINDSOR. Ont. Aug More
than one thousand Austriaus who are
employed iu Windsor and the vicinity
are being kept under close surveIL
lance by Dominion author.ues Lead.
ers Ot the Austro-HuuEl rian colony
have been officially warned that arv
20 their c0uutrymrr who are suspected
OF as- '.uE Germany or cuusui-Ire
aEa.uat Great Britain viii boz arrested
TO hls been reported that some Cf
the foreigner have been sending
money fo friends .r Europe fo aaeIst
The foes ~ Great Britain a number
20 Auetrians have been prevented from
IoaNinr tlc country. .r Ia claimed Do.
cause government Official. we're told
the men bad prom srl t1 enlist .n tho
German army
Windsor Imm grafton officers have
received orders from OTTAWA OBJ refuse
90 allow Europeans from The United
states with fhruuEl steamship tickets
60 Europe. via Canada f. .nfIr .a
Dominion
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AMERICAN CROPS
MUST BE SHIPPED
secretary Redheld Of Department OF
Commerce Says Europe VIII Starve
Without Our Wheat

WASHINGTON. Aug. 6-American
crops can and must move 10 Europe
That was the view expressed to-day
hy Secretary Redheld OF the Depart
ment OF Commerce to-day after a
conference with Secretary Bryan
The last thing We need worry
about said Mr. Redneld with EN-
phasis. rs getting our crops -m-ad.
Europe must have our wheat or
starye VIII she starye or will she
provide means % importation It's
un 90 the other fellow to provide
ships Grain may be- tied ND for a
lev weeks but not permanently.
Just as soon as the question OF SUI
premacy on the seas is settled COM
merce will be- resumed. Have you
noticed the policy Of Great Britain
and France a. reflected In her
naval orders-it is 10 obtain control
% the sea af once
III England sweeps the aeas an
English merchant ships will resume
their transportation Of our crops lf
Germany o. successful. her ships will
carry the grain England 81 course
Dr. our biggest customer She o. al
ready insuriuE merchant ships up 20
sd per cent % their value and
think We may look 90 similar steps On
that direction
Another thinE that viii helm will
Do tho blu now before congress
amending our shipping laws The
rifrd Fruif Company and the Unit
Cd states steel corporation have been
con IdfrInE for some time changing
their register so az to nv th. Ameri-
can hag
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
HE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

Tho Low pressure area r. passing
eastward over the Lake Region this
morning. and the pressures are rela-
lively low from that section south
westward over the upper valleys This
depression has caused nght scattered
showers IN The Middle West. Lake Re
giou and upper Ohio VALLEY
The high pressure. cool weather
area - moving eastward over the
Northwest extending southwark over
the Plains States. The morning tenn
peraturos In sections OF Montana. wy
oming and North Dakota were slightly
below 50s
An area OF warmer weather Is NOV.
ing southwards towards the North
vest
The Lake low pressure area will
probably cause showers in this sec
ton late thi safternoon or TONIGHT.
but lair weather b. Indicated FOR FRI
day The temperature will be modcr-
ate.
Local data: Highest temperature
Yesterday, SIS lowest last night.
o, rainfall. O.Ot.
The Ohio will change but sHghtl,
m the district during the next 80
hours
II. q. HOWE. Section Director.
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VIOLATE ORDERS

NEW YORK. Aug. 6 - Althougn
President Wilson has issued an or.
Der prohibiting wireless stations In
the United States from transmittfnr
messages OF an uneutral nature. the
Atlantic Communication Company
powerful tower a. Sayyille. /. l.. To-
day sent several messages In code 10
German warships lying or the coast.
These messages. according 90 a Ger
man empioyc OF the company. were
received from the cable OFFICES Of tho
Postal Telegraph Company and
Western Union Telegraph Compaug
IN this city Others were received
from person in New York. 10 was
said
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OFFICERS MUST
NOT COM MENT
President Wilson lnatructs OMcers
Not 90 Talk About Military
Situation Abroad

WASHINGTON. ~ C.. Aur O.
President Wilson to-day directed chat
OH CnCers of tho army and navy
whether active Cr retired refrain from
discussing publicly either tho military
or political situation iu Europe Thl
following letter was sent bv tho rrreI
dent f1 Secretaries Garrison and
Daniels
"l write 90 suggest that you re-
quest and advise 90 officers o. the
service. whether active or retired.
% refrain from public Comment 81
any kind on che military or COLT.
zeal situation on TIRE other side Of
the water. would be obfi1ed f
YOU would let them know that the
request ard advice comes from
me. 10 seems 90 me hi1hly urvgfs~
and Improper that oHicers Of the
army ard navy % the United
states Should make any public w.
terance % which any color o. 90
NticaI or military criticism can be
s.ve7 where other nations are in-
s5Iyed
Cordially and faithfully yours.
.ISis0ed1
WOODROW WILSON,
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CARDINAL MISSING
No News Received From Cardinal
Farley Since july 20. When Ne
Wrote From paris

NEW YORK. July Failure t1
learn The Whereabouts of Cardinal Far.
ley who sailed from th.. cify f.r
Rome ON April %. ias. bearing .a
indeNed volume of tho DathoH. Fn.
cyclopedl and was last heard from
while in Paris. where hr won. alter af.
tending Che EurHBri.fIr eu..rs.s af
lourues Date .u Iui. .- ..u.n. CON.
siderable uneasineae fr Tho CLERGY and
Iaity of thf mnfrnpUNf.a diocese Ia
the Roman Catholic rrr.er
Tn letter received hs Ha Vf Rev
Mousignor Michael rls.fr ..rsf
July p. at Paris Cardinal Barley
wrote he expected t1 Ir|r7 Paris with.
In few DAYS f1 spend .rr-. fIH.. lea
switzerland
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ORDER HOUSEWIVES
TO WATCH PRICES
housewives League sendn Notice broad
cast which Ma Ne Used
Here IN Wheeling

NEW YORK. Aug G-TIr -4f..r.r
houscwlFes League today sent fria nos
ice tn members throuEhout the United
states.
call "a meeting to consider the prices
on foousfIfa iu your city IrVrHtIEnts
from every angle. Honest rl.r.F.rfs
VII NOT take advantage OF fne present
war Crisis t1 advance prices. nlf we
must have Tho subject wen IU hand 90
ranttu rise watch prices and report
any advance t1 the National I.r..lf.er
committee
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
ENGLAND CARES
FOR UNEMPLOYED
MOVEMENT STARTED TO GIVE
EMPLOYMENT TO Those
WHO SUFFER
Road suil5!ng VIII Sc Principal Work
Carried On o. the Government
Acton Taken lmmesiateIv

Acton TAKEN irlrnesi steiy.
LONDON. Aux sAt1.1O . m
Flans 90 prevent urrmpI 0vr0erf
inrouEnout The car and for tho rye.
tenatic relief 0f distress are being
made on a large scale Instead al
rr1nnmizing on public works I- the
interest OF military expenditure. the
British government has lH1Ufad no
policy ~ greatly Increasing govern
meni employ uert f0 provide f0e .h..a
Who HUI lose their H0ek through The
shutting down of factories Road
building Hu be one of fh. principal
employ mnu'H. and The board FOR no
development ~ roads haa furd az
several million pounds which H viii
spend
Ihe Prince OF Wales .uaI am ar.
peal fonIgnf Tor q national relief fgrd
~ which Le VIII be chairman T6e
queen hes added an appeal fo me
women 20 fHn country f0 contribute.
Ilr building trades STRIKE. which
has kept 10000 men ogf 0f E0rF aaa
.fftef today and truce Eaa 1asr
declared lr Che marine rErrars strike
which began iu June
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Geo. Baron 81 pn s sIs Ses%al9.:a Bldg
WHEAT
JERRY ON THE JOB.

CHICAGO. AUG 9. The wheat mar
net to-day in the December and May
options ran up % the highest prices OF
the year. Before any extensive prort
taking could be accom- plished. however.
quotations had dropped back ana the
market closec weak 90 a point q. e. 20
&c above last night The only basis
Tor the stampede appeared Co be- "a re-
port that some wheat mad been sold here
to-day 10 50 20 Montreal Corn wound
np lisc 20 I 'tc hiEh,r. oats with gain
81 10 advance
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
FORTY DEAD
Another Charred Body Found in
WreeEaae 81 ~ a ~ a Rail-
road Train ard Motor

JOPLIN No Aug With tr.
discovery of another .HarrrF baft BIZ
the wreckarr of Che Missouri. a. Norm
ArkauEas Railroad motor carl urI.r
Colltdcd with "a Kansas "I.r eaufrrrr
pasatnEeI 'rain near Upton FHrf
Mo last night fhe rHrhr- rf tr.,.-
dead tonight was Increased fr ..
Most 90 Che bodies urrr ar E.r-.f
o. to b. urrtcoEuirabIe ONLY s.r
have been Identified
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
IN BANKRUPTCY
Pittsburgh Firm Files VoIurta-y Pet
ton Win Assets Greater
Than LiabiHtea


PITTSBURGH. Pa. huE f-Tfo
KittanInr Plate Glaze Cr-r--e
fhrough its president Do 70 H#ars-
today filed voluntary petition Ir
bankruptcy with H1bIIflef 10 fs00 1rs
nd assets f53f asf Tho romrrrv.a
factory was destroyed by w.ntstor-
last MAY. and the stockh1.fr-a we've
unable On decide upon financial plans
90 rebuild o.
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STONE CONSULATES
Mob az Wirnepes Caused Much Da~,.
ace 90 ConsuIates % Both C---
many ara Austria

WINNIPEG Man hu- r-....
% r. high pitch of srthus.a.a. FL r-s
raradlnE of troops and uarr.-
speeches OF street orators mo-.
composed principally Uf Er.re mon
tonight stoned fha German ana ana.
trian ConsulateF and The German rIrb
here. shstter.nE wircowF aud doing
considerable cawaEr tr Interior fur
uishinEs Police Euar.a were placed
about fhe Austrian consulate. but the
German consulate and German rIHn
we're closed .r#.Hr....r
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DECLARE MORATORIUM

LONDON Aux -rr N
lan.'..1f az tur EKrreIu.r IIovT
George announced today .r tFr rrr4a
gf commons that the government
had decided fo proclaim general
IoIA.Or.H Or month WAGES.
A.ar.e-. rates and taxes government
payments and raflCuaf Insurance
transactions ar. NOT rn come within
.cu. on .lH moratorium
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Rev Ralph s. ur-arrf1 rf Ffr
wood yes Fl business visitor Ir torr
yesterday
Hee Allie Hood ~ rIrf.er-f-
street 'a expected t1 return bono AL
-gr RI Few weeks spent Orb visiting Ar
Mound -v'llc
George Supper. o. Hammond Ind
II spending some time VISITING af no
home % Nr md NrH Harry p ghsrr.
Inc % nineteenth street
Work har iIsf been CONNECTED on
DC building 40 Fred Smiths house an
NarwcCd avenue
Mr and Nrs a. T Mckee OF Cen
Elan Greek 49, Va
HI-s Alice Sl-rr. OF Akron % De-
srf-tiuE come time visiting 90 rra
bonn. 10 MIss Bertha WeIdus-. 90
Nineteenth street
r p TruaV. 70 "oIlrrs uas a f1sf.
r.- visitor in town rrsfrrfav
Work hes been frished on the PAINT.
InE ~ fEa Carl Eis house. on Sine
frrlfn street
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GUARD HARBOR

NEW YORK.. Aur C-Th~ channel
IeadinT out Of New YorEs upper har-
hpr zee Fuarded tonight by me United
STATE. dr.alralght Il5rida. 40 vessel
N..1i flr eca may pass b. until A.
.rn f.r ha.'f.rnIr hna Inrrrrf
..' cargo Tbs Ia thr nfrn the
M aHrInrfnu Frgarrrrrrf re- 49, Il.
N....ni foreign rrgIrferlI vessels iron.
INVOLVING fE. United states Ir a rrarr.
u.- N'lifHiIH ertanr. rrIrnf with any
nf fnt warning ElrlI..an nations
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

REGULAR monthly mpetinr of the
Ladies' Aid society Of fho Presbyter-
Ian church was held last evening az
ihe church on Twentieth street Most
OF me mem bcTs were present and the
evening was enjoyed in the discuss
lng % business after which some
sewing was done by some OF tho
mem bers
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tieff street and fhD vsu known I'd.
loi7t Of fFie district loft Wefrrsfa.
Tor Bethesda Among fhe other visit.
ors I'M Befhceia or fha present time
vi and Nrr Dudley Hrf Nrs
Campbell and dau-hf,I Nlss Ger.
frufD.
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YOUR
HARVEST

SOW Nemeyer Adver-
Using thiCkly in the field
OF your prospective Gus
TONERS to insure a rich
h arveSt of profitable
sales.
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E.ees and Cheese.

NEW YORK. Aug f-Butter inset
tied creamery extras 1st- p goo. 0rf4fa
20 y Csc. seconds $50 ESQ ladies' rur-
rent makes. urHtF $50. seconds 1I 10 q, g.
Ihccse hrm, state whole milk frssn
white OF tolursd. slegIHTa Isf. p --. u.
So. average fancy BE-. NiEc
Eggs Steady and InrH1urede
Flour Firm
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WARWO0D
To Remove Sheds

10 has been learned from local au-
lnorites that the people Of North
Warwood have been notified % rae
an sheds that are located on War
wood avenue. The town officials wiz
have them removed Or they are not
taken down by AUGUST Iu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

Misses Mary and Leah Miller. two
Wen known young singers OF Twen.
ueth street. sang az the Garden thea
IRE on Nheelin9 leland last niEht.
-.N vas ihe 4lIls nf-t appearance in
THIS place and large crowd Was
present
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

Members rf fEo Lors' u1nrfts-a OF
.h. Christian church raw. r lawn fafr
evening cu fra EruU-fa front
~ 'Hn church. corner seventeenth
.frrrt end Dlrh'arf avenue Tho rf
fI.r was ono OF fhr most eurrorafrT
ever EIFrI hr fff L1V1I uaurffr--
Ie very large crowd raa rrrrarf no..
treatments uara cold and q large sum
vac received Tha vn ta -Ivrr fr
'rr church tn ta used Ir making .m.
UrHHnmrrfa
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Ladies' asa Society of fHa Methodist
church urf ThurtaF afternoon af .
O'Clock af fre church corner Four.
.-nrfh street and Orchard aFsr.,r
Most ~ fhr members were present
rri the afternoon uss erent Ir sew
luE
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HARWlru. England. Aug. 6-5 20 o.
IA When the German ambas-ador and
his suite. numbering one hundred usr-
sons arrived here tUlH afternoon "a con-
uuseut Of the rifle brigade received
them and presented arms The aubas-
sador lr reply Co. the honor raised his
hat
"a
God save Germany"
There was no disturbance
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Cash quotations yer. as follows.
hyo-No. 3. zoe 71c
Barley 80 10 sic.
Timothy Nominal
CluNcr-N Nominal
Pork g. Nominal
Lard-=fB g2u9.g1.
Nibs-f1 1900.
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REPORTED SAFE
German Cruisers Reported 20 Have B..n
captured ~ French Arrived
IN Italian Port

ROME. Aug 6.-The Tribune pub-
fishes report to-day that zoe tier.t.'-r
cIulHfrSsucbcu and Breslau which
were ftNur TED captured UN tUt Prone.
have arrived az san salvafor. 49,,
hessina. Sicily
one OF %" German officers in an I'm
le'EttW 'tid that while the Brcslau was
shtliug the French naval CITATION Ia
Soma. Algeria. sinking ships IN he nar-
pot ana destroying the castle and some
nCgghes. We Roehen homharded Philippe
vile further along the coast He afi.f
that the two cruisers were suhssguert-
- pursued BY British squadron
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BOMBAY SUFFERS
Business az 3tandstiU and Treasury
Department Refuses % Issue
More Cold

BOMBAY via London Aug q u %
p m hlrIrres o. almost al a stand
.lH mere pr result 20 the war in
europe Two indian princes and sew
tral money lenders and merchant
have drawn g. 500 900 in cold from
ne treasury in The l1st two days.
lne government treasury has a..
o'ced % issue no more gold but 10
save DO l1r supporfinr exchanges
ne lhI1eae have practlced a form
OF vaccination against snalIuor si,~s
ancient times
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COURTESY SHOWN
TO AMBASSADORS
Representatives Leaviag Hostile couu-
tries Are Given Every Attention
Possible Under Cirouustancss

LONDON Aug s-s5s % nth.
German ambassador az London. Prince
Llchnowsky. who LEFT England to-day
add Dsscu "a telegram 90 the BRUSH
government expressing hlz thanks FOR
the Great courtesy shown To- Us during
our journey
A Berlin dispatch says that betor.
thc departure or the BRUSH ambasaador
from the German capitol Emperor WIZ
liam sent an aide de camp 10 express
the regret OF his majesty because OF
the excuses committed against the
hritish embassy. SIR Inward Goshen
lu reply said he was thankful FOR the
solicitudc shown him - the German
government
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

IattT Nors0UtH 1000. stcady Tr-rea
" 1919 IS steers t6.04dstO. -tocR-r.
and feeders 50 3off 100, cows and heff-
crH $3.50 20 80. calves s. U0fIII %
Shcep-Rcccipts 900. strong sheep
!s.sem 500. ycarlings f5.55gehu. lambs
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PlIfShl RON. pa. Aug Cattle
Steady. supply light Choice 81 u0
e2b, prime s. 65u 800
sheep Active supply light. prime
weather. 50 oom q 20. Culia and commons
o. .0om $50. lambs 15.0orgta
Veal calvcH-2t bOuiI.uu.
HoEr- Active. receipts light Prime
heRtics fgi'. mediums heavy rorkrrr.
light porkcr- and pigs $3.50. rouFhs
fa7bWS1b.
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PARIS. Aug. 8--Alrraufsr nriu-ra-f
tcrmsr Frrrch minister o. var. vofrr
.gefeN lp-aaL 20 serve az r. ueutannne.
IRE rnnk he Formerly held ~ ths 1890
army
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WAsAIHoToE Aug. 6-From sAs
agus has come the nrHt acceptance OF
aid from the American Red Cross A
M sage has been rerurusd saying hos
pital units viii lie DISPATCHED as gu1czIy
as transportation can 10 found "A hoe
pital unit consists Of three RED CroHa
Physicians and IA nurses with a fun
equipment.
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MADRID. Aur a despatch from
ne Canary raLaufa arya BHtiah uquaf-
ron naa SUM one German crrfner- fra
name ~ which a. not Fiven. and has
captured anof1er. which ia being con-
uaWrr % NfHHnffnr
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LoUpCU, huT G=Tha urfFrr Al.
l1iralfV announces today NAT era
steamers Gaeirud ana Elder. from ne
rrnnVru report frnF Wnrfr Co..
Ll1Vl rrrr Kaiser Wilhelm der or1gs-.
haa feen painted BLACK ana ronvarfaf
iuf1 an arurf cruiser vita runa anf 4
aearchlighf
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LlaaoN. FcrtrEni. Aur. g-Tha porf
De crowded rrifh vessels rsI1rrfrit ~
nc VARIOUS Err1peaa nations nov a.
war
mo Government faa taken rnsaarrsu
% raFuE food and fuel supplies Tor ne
population a. veil a. - assure me
MONETARY Circulation me erpo~s ~
cereals has been prohibited
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RERIIH. Az. e.-vfa London. IL 50
=. Mt a. announced that q report 10
ne erect that the German troops opar.
citing on uefTian tarrfforv had besr ~l,-.-
PEELED % retire, A. unfounded-
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WAR BRIEFS

PARIS, Aug. e--Nany more oners
from foreigners, inciudiB- Americans 20
enlist IN the French fo-ccs nave 5een
received by the authorities here o
some French families are strongly
re- 4cdsntoa an she my. That OF f-r,.-
fsssor and Nine. DsEtting has fouruson
itmbers VITA the oolors, consisting of
seven sens and seven brothers OF NINE
Deatatng, the youngest IS years OLD.
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AHrN EXP, lie. gium. Aug. 6.-5us
a. m--DurinE an antics mAn demon
gtrauon here today several Germauli
Erred into the crowd. -Four Ger1s-a
steamers IN thc port were sstzed today
By the Lslgian authorities.
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NOZZLE, Ala, Aug. G.-Au swiss re-
ferves IN iris section, subject 20 hrat
and sec nd call. are bsin- notified %
regc.s for duty az once ~ me svvi9s
consulate here.
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FAH1G, va Lcndra. Aug. ~ rsuch
torp 10 c. AFT from Huzerta to-dnv cap
turtd the German tank steamer CEa-
Nicholat II Win ooc tons Of Oh ghs
vas hcund Cow Batoum 90 st Louis
a. Hhone. Prince.
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NEW YORK, Aug. c.--The Swiss con
snlatc in this city todsy issued . CAN
- 1900 swfEu a. the United states 20
report here Tor subaIkatioa 20 ioin the
swiss army which ia mobiiiEing 20 en-
fc-co her neutrality.