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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-28
Bishop O'ConnOr Educated
at University in LOuvain

Bishop John J. O'Connor was a stu
dent for several years at the Ameri-
can College attached to the Catholic
University in Louvain, Belgium, which
was reported today as having been
destroyed by the German troops.
Bishop O'Connor visited the college
on his recent trip to Europe. The
American College has accommoda-
tions for about 100 students. The
university proper has more than 2400
students.
Rev. James P. Poels, former rector
of st. Johns Church, this city, who
recently returned to Holland, was
also educated at the Catholic Univer-
sity in Louvain.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-28
Five Cardinals in Mass for
Plus; Sacred College Attends

ROME. Aug. rs. cardinal Vannu-
tell celebrated the FIRST OF the final
masses for His Holiness Pope Plus X.
in the Sistine Chapel
Four other members Of the Sacred
College assisted Cardinal Vannutelli,
and all of the cardinals now in Rome
participated.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-28
Report BelgianS
Advancing Lines
BY the United Press.

LONDON. Aug. 2S-The Ghent cor
respondent of the Exchange Tele-
graph Company wires that the Bel
gians operating from Antwerp have
drisen the Germans within sight of
The correspondent de-
clares the German artillery has been
shelling Malines at distance, doing
] tile damage
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-28

MoNTREAL-Sixteen- Gordon
Belts. nrivste in the Fifth Royal High
landers. WAS shot in the eve and killed
totlay By an unseen assailant while on
sentry duty at the canal al ee:Ilanges.
since thc outbreak of the war guard
Aas beer placed over all canais In the
Seninion 70 prevent their being injured
By dynamite. Soldiers at Soulanges.
guarding the canai, have been fired on
repeatedly during the last few days.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-28
Collier Holding His Own

NEW YORK. Aug. 2S.-Robert j.
Collier publisher of Golfers Weekly.
vas resting comfortably at his home
today after day ard night marked
ov periods of semi A
member of the family said the patient
Nas holding his own.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-28
United States Informed
of Kiau-Chau Blockade

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2S.-Ambas
sador Chinda, of Japan, today official
~ notified the United States of the
blockade OF Kiau- Chau, China A
cabIegram from Toxic advised him of
the blockade and asked that Il be
communicated to SECRETARY of State
Bryan.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-28

LONDON-Tbe Exchange Telegraph
Company publishes a dispatch from its
Client correspondent saying that the
Germans have placed number of quick
firing guns in the outskirts of Brussels,
principally on the north side. frem which
direction the Belgian troops in Antwerp
would arrive for an attack. Brussels Is
calm, the correspondent continues. The
German flag has been removed from the
town hall 10 the ministry Of foreign
Affairs
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-28
WAR IN PROGRESS
ONE MONTH TODAY

July 2s.-Austria declared war upon
servia. Since. nine other nations have
become involved in the greatest war
In the history Of the world. Though
practically all Europe Is now en-
gagged in the war the cycle OF decIara-
tions is not yet believed TO be com
plete. as Turkey and Italy are ex-
pected TO be drawn in.
Germany is now at war with
France. England, Russia. Belgium,
Japan and Montenegro.
Austria Is at war with Russia.
France. England. seryia, Montenegro
Japan and Belgium.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-28
BY the United Press:

is
defense holding
the trenches
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-28
BRITISH FORCE REPORTED TRAPPED
BY the United Press:

VIENNA London. 2SAusria today declared on
Until
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-28
BY the United Press:

WASHINGTON, 2s-Coun von ann
German troops of
although
ed in an official TO The mi
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-28
GERMANS LEVEL
LOUVA|N AS ACT
OF RETALIATION
Wireless from Berlin Declares
Civilians Shot at the
Kaiser's Troops.
WAS ONE OF EURoPE'S
MOST BEAUTIFUL CITIES
Had Many Famous Churches.
Seats of Learning and
Works of Art.
BY the United Press.

LONDON. Aug. 2S.-The war office
officially confirmed tonight the RET ort
that Louvain, Belgium, has been cora :
pletely destroyed by the Germans as
military measure.
The city was burned in reprisal for
alleged hostile acts on the part of
the Louvain residents.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s.-The Ger
man embassy here was informed to-
day by wireless from Berlin that
Louvain, Belgium, has been destroyed
by the German troops This was done
as a punishment, the wireless says,
because "the civilians of Louvain
perfidiously attacked German troops
while fighting"
The city Of Louvain was one of the
most picturesque in all Belgium. 1t
was a city of 900 inhabitants and
rich in famous buildings erected in
the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries,
when Louvain was the capital of
Brabant. 1t was fifteen miles east
of Brussels Its old ramparts had
been leveled and turned into a prom
enade several miles in length. One of
the most famous of the Louvain
buildings was the Hotel de Vile, the
City Hall, erected in 1447-63. 1t was
one of the most beautiful Gothic
buildings in the world. There was
also the Church of st. Peter, begun
in 1423. vast edifice containing many
valuable works of art.
There were also the churches of
Notre Dame, st. Joseph st. Michael
and st. Gertrude, in whose stalls were
remarkable specimens of late-Gothic
wood carving.
The University of Louvain, which
was the foremost university of Eu-
rope in the sixteenth century. had a
valuable library of more than 10000
volumes.
The city also had institutions Of
science, philosophy, economics and
sociology. founded oy Pope Leo XIII. :.
an academy of fine arts, botanical
gardens and an anatomical hall. The
chief industries were brewino and
distilling tobacco. lace and starch
manufacture D
1t also had world famous Catholic
theological seminary.
WASHINGTON Aug. 23.--A9inister
Haveneth. of Belgium, denounced the
destruction of Louvain as another
German "atrocity." He is still aroused
over the dropping of bombs by the
Zeppelin over Antwerp, and said
"that while such a thing might ter
rorize the women and children of Bel
GUM, ii would never terrorize the
m on
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-28
WAR BULLETINS
Rx the Associated Press.

LoNDoN-A dispatch received here
from Amsterdam says that the TELEGRAPH,
a local newspaper. declares that the Ger
man exchequer has taken steps to seize
all Japanese balances in German banks
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-28
Steamer Leaves Naples With
900 Americans Aboard

NAPLES. Aug. 81. via Paris. Aug.
2s.--The steamer San Giorgio has
sailed for New York with about 900
Americans aboard, including Bishop
Edward j. Hanna. of San Francisco.
and Rev. James Fl. W. Blake. OF
Washington.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-08-28
RUSSIAN ARMY'S INVASION
OF GERMANY Is UNCHECKED
Austria Declares War on Belgium--Ger-
mans Reported at Calais Austrian
Destroyer Sunk by BritiSher.
By the Associated Press:

WASHINGTON French English north armies
on the sambre and Muse by
all sides fghng says from
Berlin embassy message adds that the
French has been pre-
vented communication between the
all the German
saee The German cavalry has o ostend
THE appearance of Zeppelin
"bas causeda a panic in Londo
Reports announce that
there crisis in the French
dor at Vienna has called the
'The Danish
fictitious
which resolution
kind treatment
tul spirit and enthusiasm German people.
Civilians perhdous
on German while lighting
struetion Of the
BY the Associated Press:
BERLIN to sayvIIe L. III
Aug 2sHeadquae declaring that
western enemy has everywhere been
nine
English army at Maubeuse He has
renewed the attack today
Generals Bueow completely defeated the
corps and the
Nmur and the Aeuse in several days battle
The attack Naubeug Aibrechf
Wuertemberg who defeated
mois and the Meuse
cRoWN PRINCES ARMY ADV ANcEs
The advancing Meuse and the
Nancy SOUTH
he Vosges.
-Four Belgian divisions attacking
Antwerp have been repused losing
fighting necessainR
to guard com.
all classes in Berlin over
officially
rom
intOth
would be received with more joy and satisfaction Berlin udng
OF the OF
BRITISH FORCE REPORTED TRAPPED
is of
present up n
fromm military
headquarters its
10
hasfu be fn-
of clearing Germa O
in
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tssn-r q ui isiro f"f herein y ~tth recon
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shss eNvlr. at the tune IN iafs when
the L. stature sa~ii have pa~ses aud
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wse the .ornnii-sion shah re c"ntin
ued foI net TO exceed foasr Years fron,
the a. ioilr uIleuf Of the fsroi slstture
cousenlna ~ 1917 unless such Nom
time shall have been placed upon the
ststuit books 81 this State. at which
time q siisiH c.ase 10 exist and untii
which time a shall make further ne
ports iu tnc t.e z siais sre and cout inue
its spnnaNwrs 10 secure ths fiu4ai niiop-
tt.n 81 Momcns and ffhfldrssr' r. s'oflr
AS cor miplatsd ~ this Act Ths mem
bsrs sucn comfnission shall fils.
thctr Hrnepiance ef their 4nn.siiitrneus
"a wrifiug with the S.cretarv of stat.
within THIRTY dsvs from rhe date this
Act y areitred to have been adopted
by ths people. in default Of which q
vacan, sh.sn exist Nns varn nov IN
The tt.tir uianship os the Comm ission
shall hr fiiied hy appointment hv thu
Cow iini Any other vacancy upon
said t'uIuui issl0n shall he filled hr ap
psDtmsni tv M. chsirnan - the
'onlniie lpn. 10 be filed iih The sec
retarg ~ state
The sGnsfs ~ This petition DO her.
hs paiHr aud aupviut the follow ing
pers"na 60 ACT for them In an matters
s-sstcs'l f.fl tnis peiifiou tiz M.. bel
g t'"si san. Denver. " illiaU ~ Ala
Depver r. T. N,iaughiin I,,,nVer:
aud Inumas = lyman. canon CITY.
Tn taliot title of the Tor, isalna, law
shah b. as follows
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
vOoeWsCB law ~ vUe ~ravs.
~ TotoNAgDss INsvlATro ~
s'Evs1SoN sNDtU 1HE iNssIa-
TsNE aNB REeERENpt

Notice Is hereby given that al an.
General LtectIon to be held on fha
third dav % November A. n 1914
there viii he submitted TO the auali
fled silseiprs Of the state Of CoIarasga
Tor their approval or reject ion the fol
low ins proposed Law Of the Sfara 0f
Colorado. fnitiateG bv Petition uuassa
the Initiative ana Referendum. which
Initiated petition contained the sia~ua
tures Of more than the required nun
b~r. fte-vit So, Of the legal voters Of
the state Of Colorado. duly verifffa il
accordance with the Law and flied in
the office Of the Secretary OF state o..
the Tweutteth dav ef June A d 1914
al = 81 o'cluck a ~
The authority FOR submitting stirh
rrennsed Law is found in Section %
Article of the C0nst it ut ion t.f tn.
STATE Of Colorado. prev dfng FOR the
Initiative and Beferendusr
AN ACT To PROVIDE FOR A COM
MISSION TO PREPARE 4 CODE OF
LAWS RELATING TO WOMEN AND
CHILDREN AND TO MAKE A RS
FORT TO THE LEGISLATURE e,oS-
CERNING THE SAME
b ~ Enaofea ~ IN. P,opIe o. ~ stat, o.
colorado,
s-ctior There q hereby eeisb
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09

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sectgon a The Consf itafsoa ~ The
state of Colorado shsH be aud hereby
" aTIseDssea ~ sssdsnA thereto ne~
sriicas 10 b. numbered and desiAnatea
as Article NxH-Iptox icetsns Lao
n"rs which said ame nslnenf ~ IN
words and fienres an follows
ARTICLE xxu INTOXICATING
LIQUORS
From aud after ia. first sisil asS
OF January. isis no person. sssocia
tlon or corporation shall itniN this
state n1anssiD tHr. for sale .lsft an,
Intoxicating liquors. ano pc
socsation Of fporaticn shall import
into this state any intcSicattng huuoi :
Tot sale gift. aud no person. ssssi,i
alton or cofporstion shall stun th -
state. sell or k.-p Tor sale aHN inioNi
eating liquors offer auy intoN fcsli
inr liquors for sale. barter or a. ade
frcvised. howevcr. that the haudlinl 81
tntos icstine liquors 1or uneaicinAl OF
sacTan'-ntal rot p"ses nas be prov idcei
los bv statute
section 2 All prov isious Of the Con
siidutien IN conflict here~ ith sre heIc
b repcaled
Arthur . Ftnch. 2ae yM g A
Building Denver. Colo Adf-isnna Hun
Eerfurd 3s7 ian ST. Denver colo
Jessie v. Bond 5os 18th st Denver
Colo. n Richardson. s23 boston
Block. Denver Colo ana >cha y
bradbury 1925 " 35th Ave. Drawer
Cole. are designated to represent the
sieners Of this petition.
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
FOR BETTER ROADS

Those wisiiBg to vote for said hill,
shall put q cross NJ in the space up
positc the word Yes" after the words
FOR BETTER ROADS"
Those wishing 10 vote against said
bill. shall pat cross fx) IN the spsc.
opposiie the word .-No." after the
words FOR BETTER ROADS"
In Witness Whereof ! have here
unto set my hand and affxed the
Great seal Of the State of Colorado.
at the tftv Of Denver. this twenty
sixth day Of sept. mhrr. - 1914
JAMES v rEARrE
fSeail Secretary Of ~ ate
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09
AN AMENDMENT To SECTION 2s. or
ARTICLE 2 OF THE CONSTITJ
TfON OF THE STATE Or colo
RADIO
b. ~ Essotea bs the People Of she state o
Colorado

BE- ~ Esaotea bs the People sf she steie o.
Colorado
Section 4 section twenty three ,2s1
Article two 90 of the Constitution of
the state of Colorado. shall be and the
same is hereby amended TO read as fol
isws
section 20 The right Of triai nv
jury shall remain invioiste subject 20
the follow ing conditions
"A jury in all cases NAV consist OF
less than twelve persons as may he
ION OF the court not to exceed any one
juror. during the progress OF any jury
trial. has become incanscitsted TO con
oa ss.s esse tss tr's 'aher ahersa9 ss 10. ,rsl %
tinue and the verdict he returned by
the remaining iurors with like force
aud effect as Though tried and the yer
diet rendered Nv the entire number of
jurors. In any criminal the ae-
cus.d may waive The right Of trial by
jury In civii cases three foartns OF
the nuufber of Jurors SWORN To try the
case mst find vsrdis' No person
SHAH be disauaiifiet for iuTV service
on aceount of sex; provided wonn-
an summoned as juror may refuse 70
rye without sssignipe cause therefor
y such eNcuse is made on the return
day of the summo 10 serve as 4 ia
or. L Raer the direction Of tn- court
II shall be lawful TO seperafe tempo
rarils the seSes IN eases tried by mixed
lurl-s Thf Jury. OF, III the b.
tried " Without iury. the Court AZ to-
me Of thu trial OF anv GRIM nal case
sndlt tttf-ftttls any isSne raised lfN
on behalf of the accused concerning
his or her sanity. or mental cornDs-
tency. II found not guilty b.cause ruen-
tally InCOmpetent or insane he ae-
cused Snatl not Tor such rsas0n he dis
charged. but may be confined in = de-
Tsftment of the State Insane Asviurn
or other institution. provided hv the
STATE fer the detention and care Of the
erin nal insane or mental incoups-tsnts
until such time they shall ~. re-
stored to competency ard SANITY IN
criminal cases where the aafertse Of
insanity IS wade hy ~ on behalf OF
he accused - method Of trial differ
mt from thst % trial BY iurv may Dc
provitieG BY Law
"Hereafter Grand furv sha p c0sisfs,
Of twelve persons anv nfne Of whom
may IND an indiet rneut. prov itlad the
General Assembly may change. regulate
or abolish the grand iurv systeFn un
I'll which tim. at least once each cal
sndar year the District Courts shall
call sTa nd jury in each county h-x
ing a population Of over 40 0op
Lee isirtion NAV be enacted to fs
ciliIafa Tire operation Of this Article
but IN no ~ay limiting "r restricting
re prov isfons
The signere q this petition DO here
by naure and appoint the fofiowlng
persons to set for them in all matters
CONCERNING this petition viz james
Randolph walker. Denver: Morrf.on
shsfrcth. Denver Lillisn "a Eerr
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09

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Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09

The Secretary of state Is herehv au
th"i ized TO prepare said ballot uc
cordtngiv
IN Witness Whereof | have here
unto st my hand and affixed the
Great Seal of the state Of t'aiaf-n do
~ ~" cry Of Denver. this twenty
sixth day of Ssptrmbsr. a u fsl4
JAMES B IsE.AffcE
~eslt Secretary Of state
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09

Az ACT CONCERNING PROB aTIoN
OF PERSONS PROC EDED
AGAINST FOR CRIME AND
PRov2DING FOR THE APPOINT
dEST or PROBATION ottICEks.
D. ~ E~scisd bv Us p,ori, oI fhe state of
Colo,sdo:
section A. This Act shall be con
sirued TO he in the interest OF justice
and for the general welfare Of the
state The provisions OF TINS Act shall
extend To minors aud to all pei sons
Nh" are proceeded against Tor Wiseie-
nf-'ftnors They shall also extend Il
any person accused OF a felony. but
not 10 one accused of crime punish
able by death or lie nerisonncnt or
ar"us4-d OF rape accomDaniea by force
uf NFOlence al of highway robhwry or
arsont Prov vided probation shall not b p
sNiended to any person Who thereto
tore shall have been conk tctsd af "a
felony
Al such persons shall have the
rights nov existing under the coust itu b.
lion and laws of this state 10 the sa me
Kind of bearing and trial nov or
may hereafter D.. prcVid-d hF law ana
no person shall be SUBJECT 20 the terms
of prcbstton imposed bY the CONT un-
usr the prov isions of this art ifhaut
he consent. Any person sitall te ure
stimed To have consented unlrss uhJec-
tons To the action of the Court sHal
Doe made ~ writing at H. time iI T.
takea.
Seetion 2 All Courts .,f Record Of
N state before which amy cas- tr"m-
iug within The provisions of this Aet
rs pending shall have the power 90 1d-
lud5cate thar the same is = proper one
Tor the Application Of the provisions
hereof They shall have the Iight 10
continue a. adjourn the "ss. from
iins Z" ttu" % 4" suspend tbe SON
teuct ar sN~rufipn thereof and g,iaes
The accused ON prolsa ton assa commit
MN 10 the custody, care or "Nersisnt
~ pI"h1tion "fti'er Anv @raer In
ans ease coming under. this Act NAV
h- tered either IN gpsu court o.
Chambers before or after THE adjourn
nirHt II any Court term or at ! iirls
most r@nVsRIent % the Court The
1ar asstctt" Of the Court shall not b.
Tuied or interfered wifh on arcount Of
nhE rYh htinnancs or order entered hsre-
ulfflct- hot shaH continue fifToIa out
.te -nitre period Of probation o. time
NUriuG Which suCh cause - s-sffr .uusd
"a tl he sarHe f0rce uH effect 10 fhrf
g1use - filed or at amy other fiuss
WnrH the same Is heard or esnSff ffisr'- %
rur'r me provisions Of this Act or In
las $ nt thts state The Court sua g. iu
rpf'. ns the prov isirfrs er thiS hoI
MAKE sHch order ana Impose such ,8U-
li-luIs OF probation IN each fass as
s hall seem best Caleltarcd to 10 fuz-
tlre ara secure the refurrrlat ton Of tt.H
eorHF'-f- where. IN the opinion Hf rfl.
, con- ana the histflrt ATTORNEY tHe
ens~ proper one for tne aupi "a
flor CT the DroN isious of the lan e.
THIS STATE prov idins for the rs-ds-snr.t %
= 81 enders. through q prcceed rig IN
Der ne chaucerN Jurisdiction of f.e
court the cause NAV be disrl issed a.
ans . ne before trial and re-filed under
such law
seton 3 The term OF r,-ot,a tIs- M
Ger his Act In cases where persons
iavv been convicted shan not exceed
four Years from the dat- gf erfrv ur
Cutfon hereof ard Committing tire o.
f-nfarf - u-ens-io7- ProFi-i~i. -
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09

In NunesS Whereof have here
unto set INV hand Hud affiNad the
Great seal OF the state 1f tolorado
al thr Iity 81 i'euVer. TINS twenty
sixth dny Of Soptrfnher ~ fa14
JAMES y pEAEcE
fSeal Secretary ~ : ate
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09

In Witness Whereof. have here
unto set my hand and affixed the
Great Seal Of the state Of Color ado.
OF the city Of Denver this twenty
sixth day OF september A u 1914
JAMES X PEARCE.
Seal, nacretary of state
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09

An q aniendmenf to the Con
stttution of the state Of
Colorado ty adding there
to a new article. 10 be
numbered aud designated
as ~Artiel. NH Intoxi-
eating Liquors. prohibit-
ing ihs sale Of intoxicat-
ing liquors snd the manu-
farture and Importation
Of ipfoxiesfing liquors Tor
purposes of sale or gift
Gunnison news-champion., 1914-10-09

SENATE niLl 10. 4. LAWO 1913
Hef~rr~a the p~spse - sAe sss,, a,
s~s~~sse hy rssfssos - R~s~~~s~v.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN To-
at the General Election &c ne heIa a..
N. Th4rd day OF November A ID 1914