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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-18
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The superb. rlN-rpel masterpiece.
iesso J.. Iaa.v feature. The sqnaw
man uhIoh played AZ the Highland
SATURDAY.. was greeted hy a packed
house and an thar saw this wonderful
photo drama We're unaniiaous in pro-
nouncine il the greatest picture that
has ever been shown In Guthrie
The photography vas perfect. the
two hundred and siyty-four scenes OF
The play were wonderfully STAGED,
Dustin Fsrnum in the title role was
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-18

Courage, by keeping the senses
quiet and the understanding clear,
puts us in condition to receive true
INTELLIGENCE, 10 make computations
upon danger. and pronounce rightly
fpon that which threatens us. lnno-
cence Of life, consciousness of worth
and great expectations are the best
foundations of courage These insre-
dients make a richer cordial than
youth can prepare; they warm the
heart at eighty and seldom fail in
operation f,lmes
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-18
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-18

The highest kind OF good taste
demands only Il few things which
belong TO the room and which will
constantly he in harmony with It.
"lf we study the Japanese, who
are such masters in the art Of house
hold arrangements and decorations,
we find the utmost simplicity With
chairs in the whole room But that
vase is so beautiful, il is placed 50
artistically, aud the flowers arranged
in il with such proportion, the whole
effect 50 in harmony with the room
that il is sufficient
so we may take a lesson from The
japanese ana do away win great
many of thn useless articles which
crowd our homes speak of This
now because summer Is almost with
us, and if we want TO have n com
Portable home wise plan is TO first
arrange our furnishings so as TO
eliminate as much dusting and clean
ing as possible.
"a Nrofusiou of objects in a room
1etracts from the idea of space. each
extra cushion each extra hanging ond
each additional piece of hrica- hrac
crowds the room and makes il seem
hotter.
so. for sanitary reasons We SEQ
hat it is well 10 put away as many
Is possible of the useless ornaments
n our homes.
Il hear some woman say. 7 want
hese things where he may look at
hem Ny answer is. Lay them all
,Wav. with the exception of one or
wo, and bring out new ones to look
II from time 70 time If woman
must have these things around her
louso. then she will have To nay the
)cnalty, which means more work
his is why | have 50 little sympathy
perhaps with the woman who writes
lslling how she can simplify her work
mt who at the same time refuses to
'ollow suggestions which would
eally make that work simple
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-05-18
THAT
CAUSE THE
EXTRA WORK
o X N A MtNTS, HANClNGS,
PILLOWS; ARE NOT
NEEDED

Have you eliminated all the use
less work. ," a woman whites
Now, much worl, is useless when
we have to take care OF ornaments,
haneings, pillows, etc, lhat are moi
needed either Tor our comfort or
which do not add 10 the beauty of
our homes. II. we had studied a little
more about good taste and the right
Kind OF decoration We could see that
il does not mean a profnslon OF
rnss plates, pictures, etc, because
" hen we have a great many articles
all crowded together we do not see
tile beauty Of any one.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28

wirfIib Gugiilic6 5u @hat6e weroeu-
9lber menn Iu geie6en uno bier
nIiterle6t 6dtteit ipic iiA 0as gcs
iommte Golf o6ne llnteribieo Der
EarteL mie Gin Nlom erbo6, Iil
miiroeit geitomt ba6cu 9llIe glengit-
licbfeit mo olle Sorgen moren iu
9lugenblid peri1muuoen. Sine ar0
Bcre @egeiiterung o0er cine groBere
Ginigfeit fam oucb 1913 niht &c.
6erricbt 6abcn. Tic Sp5olOemofro.
ten baben ii1 Oireft brilliant benom-
men Gie 2eutc luorea lpie lmlgc.
wouoelt SD fam mtr oos Cine
iogen ein oerortig einiges @olf fam
nidt 9cihlagen meroen g9ir mollelb
Wiiiien mo peroen iiegcnl Gen
groBten Shrm Ser Gntriiihing 6ot
ole cngliide ariegserfldrimg 6crpor
gerifen SeOer Geutihe BAT nilr nod
Elm o@iui4 fir oieie 9umpeu lloge
@ott aebeu DOB mir oieien ialbe
rem @eielIen Sen mo6lueroienten
9ohn geben founen 9ei 9etannt.
weroen scr @lobiliiirung mar ib ~
Stuttsort mo uuBte ih, inn nod
eineu SAnelI5ug 81 erreihen lhlcir
nigit o6oompfcn NRit einigcn Shut.
oeu &erip6hina fam id lpoblbc0ol
ten in 9ielefelO an "a id6 in &om
burg po6uboft 6ir BIN id einiac
Gage ipdter nah sort oefa6rem Inn
MIDI in Die 2onoitrmrolle eintro
gen 5ii loiien; ieooH muroe ir6 me-
gen lIe6erfiilhmg Snriidgeuieen.
glud Del Ben Suftihifiern woIlteu iie
mih nibt 6o6eu Sh iu5r 0onu nod
Berlin ieOod] por audi bort mir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28


9luiieuaiDQlsA &apancr nad Eolelt
ii6er Oia iibirii6c Gieu6a1n
briAbcmei u.inl
6crr : q. 9l0ler 6at eincn peitef
rem Griegs6eri6t bon icineu 9}effen,
@rn. g, @ldnOlp ans 3iiriA, er6alten,
in melhem cs 6eiBt: oltm Cir eiuen
gegriif bon ser Stinlmlng in
1eutiAlan0 ST ge6en, gebc i'd bier
nit ioIgenOe @iuienoung bon Berlin
Die III Ser 6eltigen ,,Neueu 3iiri@er
3eitlna~ eridieu:
@erlit 3. September 9}ad
euoliidcn rmO irau50iii@cn 9eri6ter
neutralcu 9ldtter iebten Eolititer
uuo @reHe in GngIauO un0 6ranf-
reid i6rc Smlpt6oiinng mlaeublid-
lih auf Die 9}liien CD, un0 iel6it
&oincore (0er GrGiioeut bon 6ranf-
reib) ne6it Den frar50iiihen @lini-
itern ipri6t in ieincm Nlanifelt Dor
Ser 9l6rcilc BON @Qris bon nOeu ruff
iAen glrmee'n, ipelr1e mciter Dor-
riiden, Inn -einen cnti6ei0enoen Stob
IN 0os Ser5 oes GeutiBen &eid6eS 5l
tbun~ Die 2onooner nGimes4 boift
nit &itHeuer auf oie San3enipiben
ser aoiafelL Die balo oos 9ranoeu.
burger E6or 6erii6rcu merocn"
n9}oh oeilti@er 2rufioiiuug 1T Ous cin
redjt niaaerer 5roIt fiir oie @citudcb-
te, sic anideinenO nod feline 9t6uln9
Oobon 6o6cn wel1es S6idIal oen
beIten riliiiinen 9lrmeecorpS an Der
oeiti9en @rclBe 6ereitct muroc. Pint
9, 9llguIt mar 0cr erite oeltihe N1o-
bilmoc6lugstoa. @ier g9o6eu ipG-
ter, am 2. September lit scr Sperr-
giirtel OIt-6ronfrcid's 6ereits Iieg-
ieiA ourbitoBen Oe fran50iiic6c
Sauptmadt Bis uaA Reims 5lriidges
porfeM oic irau56iiide 9le9ierimg
nit i6rem Gber6aupt al Der Spite
ollf Der 6luNt nad0 9oroeonr Elm
enaIiibeS Siilis6cer 5eriprengt, 9els
glen bis auf 9(ntucrpcn mo einen
I1maleu Streiicu 9loro-@clgien's
inter Ocntider EermoItilng mo oie
9fuiieu 0aben 5wci fiirdterlibc 9lie-
Derlogen erlitteL sic eiue Ourd Oie
Geutic6en III CitprcllBen, Die di0ere
Ditrcb Sic Geiterrciher in SiiO2Folen.
9tr Dor 9emberg 6a6en oie 9iliIcr
bis iebt Griolg ae6a6t, iie6en aber
5ur Set, ourh oic 6iterrciHii6en
Sieae I'M Riiden 6e0ro6t ouf cinenl
gefd6rliHen &oiten Gas lit ser erIte
W1onotSa6idhiBl Die Sapancr iol-
len Sen periioen Sori6lag gemabt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28

in unlercnl lie6en Deutihldn0 ia
Diclc &ortcicn, Die iiM Dcitig 6efeb-
sen. o6er ais am /. 9luguit Die @fo.
filmaAungs.Sror fam od mar oucb
ni6t Gin Gin5iger ser ni6t euport
nor ii6er 0ie- SSaliNbeit uuierergfohs
Earn. Ginnlilt6ig mie Elm W@onn
elite 9(lles 8u sen @offen nibt ollein
0ieienigelI sic nulBtch nein mir bo.
bcn 10 Dielc 6reimiaige, OoB MIR tie
lanqe nibt oue cinitelen fonucn.
g8oltcr &ortleb nmBte am 5weiten
&fobilnaAingstogc ou1 fort. SSir
baben am Gage porber nod 9lllc 5u-
imtneu ieinen @e6urtsiog gefeiert,
am 2. gluqilit un0 am 3. ging eS
fort. gs murOc inns 3uriidbleibcn.
0cn ie6r l6wer ober es mar nidt 81
Gnoerm foIt icoe Sanilie bat ia elm
oNcr mebrerc W}itglieoer Oobei. gSol.
ter bat unS nibt meinen icben. Der
&6nig rief uno 9(ae, gllle fomen.
llc6er 9tadt lit cine GiltiNfeit 5it
Stonoe gefonrnen wie man cS niMt
fir m0glicb geboltcn bate; eS gicbt
feinc So3ioloemofroten mebr I'M
iere SeinOe bobet geglaubt, mcnn &c
gum &rieqe fdne, miirbe Geuti6lano
al iciner llncinigfcit at @runoe &c.
len. @ott iei tauienofud geoanft,
Ct bat inns onfgeriittclt mo ms oen
rc6ten g8eg gc6cigt SSn ocn critcn
Tagen mie sic 2eltte ein6erllien
murocn 6oben Oie &riegerpercine
ibre nmgen arieeer 81 icoem 3uge
nut @luiit sur 9u6n gc6rddt lno
olle 2cute itonoerL riefen %urrab mo
minften gum 9lbihieO. gSir mobnct
jc 10 nobe an ser 9obr mir babcn
sic eritcn Sage fait nibts 9(noercs
Getbon ipie geminft. 9an lit es wiei
Ncr etnoS rp6iger ouf ser @nbn es
oeben ober nod immer 3iige NIT
@oiuidofteu ob. 9oB mir ibon
groBe @rfolge errrngen ba6en bait
gu geniB ihon gebort g8ir 6rouert
iin0 mn ouM niht niiBigg in lnie-
rem @ercinen metteifern mir fin ul-
icre Solooten 5a itriden mo 81
nGbcn 0onit cS linen an niNts
febIt; feline min auriiditeben; olte
Ntiitterhen oie ionit ni6t Diel mebr
fonncn bolen iib @oue. iim ol6 ct.
mos 5u tbum. Die dltereu Wlitglic-
Der ser arie9er0ercine, sic niht mcbr
nit ms Selo raden f0melL bclpa
chen frcimiuig bic Giien6obuch mo
oic 9on5 iltngen SungenS, oie nod
nidt eingeitcllt mcrocn fonnen tbun
ionit 0icnltc ols 0epeiben6oten lliw.
Oh iic6it licbc @lariba, qon5Gentih
lan0 lit crpobt. Damn miro ou6
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28

Daben ouf Der libirii1eu 9a6n Oen
9luiicn NIT cinem 9lrmcecorps imo
eiHer @enie-2lbt6eihmg 3u SHlfe 5il
fonruen.~
Gas @eitere ocs 9(rtifels 6on0elt
bon politiiden 9ctra6hngcn 6e3ii0-
li6 oes 9alfons, mas fir Gid BON
ueuig Snterciie iein miro, ga Geilti6-
lanO Oariu uidt piel crlp16nt mirO,
60dIteus nod Oie 9}adricbt, onB ser
4rin5 bon @ieO, ser einige Monote
ouf Dem iHwantenOen G6rone BON
9lbonicr iaB, c5 Ood oorge5ogen
bat, oo6n ob5ureiien BON mo er 0e-
fonunen it,
SD 0cife, OaB On aud fol0cnOeS
Bulletin Oes 0enernl0lartics 6ea6-
ienSpert6 iinocn wirit mO 5uar Oo-
.tirt ooiielbe bonn 3. september. u9ei
Ser @egnabme oes bod in Oen 6elien
oele0cueu fran50iii@cn Sperrforts
@ioct, cbenio BEL oer @egna6me BON
9}aur ba6en iih ole 0ltrd Seter-
REID 5uoeiauoten idwcren @lotor-
9otterien ourh i6re 9epeglidfeit
rmO trefiiicberc g9irfung oor5iigli6
bewdbrt lmo ms alsge5eidnete
Iienite geleiitet.
Gie Sperrforts @irlon 9lDOelleS,
Gon0c lmO 9aon mlrocn obne &r
acnonlmea. Gdmit befinoeu iib oic
idmmtliNeu Sperrbeieiiiglrngen i'm
n0roliden 6raufreic6 miBer @lou'
beligc IN inicren Sdnoen @egca
9ieis lit Der 9(ngriff eingeleitet Eie
&npoQerie Ser glrmee Oe5 General
Cberitcn bon &lud Iireifte bis aa6
@oris. 1as MeIt6eer iiberi1ritt oic
2lines-Sinie itn0 ieete Oeu @ornarid
aegen sic N}arne fort Gin3elne &or"
bllteH crreic6tcn iie 6ereits. Ger 6eino
beiinoet iidJ Dor ocn 9(rlneen Oes
@enernloberIten BON &lild, BON 8il-
lop bon Sauien ilh0 oeS Ser5ogs
bon @iirttem6cr9 por nno 6nter ser
Niarne. &or ser 9(rnee Oes ocltiheu
&ronprill5en leiitete er i'm glnidhB
an &eroun @iOcritalO, ct wur0e ie-
ood5 iiiopdrtS 5iriidgemorfcn. Die
2lrmee 0es &rOnpriu3en bon 9aDern
inO OeS @eucrolo6criten bon 0eerins
gen (Secringeit lit pormaliaerariegs-
miuilte) baben INNER nod eineu
iturten 6einO in 6cfeitigten Stelua-
gen in 6rou50iid-2ot6ringen Dor
iid. Syn Ober- GliaB Iireifen oeutiNe
inO fran56lild6e glbtbeiln0cn inter
gegeaIeitigcn &ieu
SIN Often ernieu Die Irippen Oes
@encralo6ericu &inoenblirg weitcrc
6rii@te Oes SiegcS. Tie 3o6l ser
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28

@cianGenen wd6it tdgliA iuO lit bis
auf 10000 gcitiegcn. gSie pielc Sc
id5iitc inO ionitigc Sie9es5eiben nod
III @dlOern unO Siinpfcn itedelL
IdBt Iid uidt iibcriebeu. 9(nic6eincno
iino Orei ruiliibe commandments @e-
uerdle aefongen genommen ein ruiii-
iber 9lrmeefii6rer lit noH ruiiiideu
9eriAteu geiaen
(9e5) @eneralsGuortiermeilter
bon Stein.~
Buns 0as iino mo6l etmoS on-
ocre 9ericbte, ais oos faOe 3cug BON
0auas, &erter & Sol
Gic Gcltiben babeu alio bis iebt
Oor5iigIib o6gei6nitteu, iowo6l I'M
S9eitem ais olid I'M Gitcn uno wenn
Die Gn0lGnoer iiA Ser 0oifnuna biu-
gebcn oaB Die oruiiiihe 0ampiwal5e"
auf i6rem @egc nod Dem Ser5en
0eitiicblan0's~ 9(QeS erOriideu miro,
10 irren lie iib griinOlic6. @enn es
MIR Den Ruiien nibt poiiirt, Dab Die
oeutiAe Gomphpal5c Cos ii6crfd6r1
mas iiA i6r cntge1eniteQtl
Sabe alio nur gllten N}ut6 @cnl
3wei iicb Iblagen mo ser Sine iiegt,
10 fricgt gepobnlicb ser 9(noerc Die
SAldQe. Tub uber NelttIhlou0 iliht
Der 9lnoerc it, oafiir 'orgt es i6on
imo wc6rt iic6 bis orIf ben IcBten
@lunn @cun iic6 Scr 6clO5ug 10
peiter entpidelt, 10 fam man nod
gnn5 5uirieocn ieiu.
Gielen Sriei iGidc id Iir Dia &C.
ma l}aH 9l6gaug oeS eriteu maHte
man MIDI Oarolf oifmerfianL oaB
er jcoeniaus uia 5ranfreib gegan9en
lei mio ooB oie iron30iii1e Eoitper.
wolhmg sic 9rieie offnc. @enn lie
i'm a6er geleien bat, 10 wiro iie i'm
iiber nidt weiteripeoirt bobcn. glu-
Beroen mode itD rod cinen Tlr6-
iblag inO fraee Gid il einiaeu So-
aen an, ob gn i'm erbolteu BAIT.
@cnn oies ooml nibt ser san it, 70
ienoe icb i6n ureaiiiereO1
Gent 6 G J BEN mie0er
beten Qelernt.
S1 5lpei onoeren 9riefen oil 6rou
Dr0idcr beiBt es: 0g8ir arnudn 0eut-
iden linO bon oa' tnieren 9facbboru
belogcn imo betrogen mor0eu, 6ronT.
reid bot ia immcr ouf 9tahe geloiis
CRIT o6eu ooB @nglono oud oilf Sci
ten Scr 9i0l6er im0 @}0rocr Itano,
oos mar ins unfoBlid. Sonit iino
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28

ii6eroQ iiir Die 6roucn aeiorgt bel
0cncn elm &lcincS crportct miro uno
oer W}onn i'm 6elOe lit. Sd bo6c IN
inherent giobborDauS dud eine6roli,
no am Dorigen Sanitag einc fleiuer
SSunge ongefonuncn III, fir bic i@
irrgen mo fobcn fam. Sic lit idOn
rolo micocr gciuno. SSas ober ods
9eIte it, mir boben mieoer beten 9e-
lernt. @ott iei 0oufl Seoe ISOLDE
iin0 5meimol glbeuos Griegsgottes.
rierite unO inmer iino Die &irhcn
0oa rn0 ib CLAUDE, eS lit mo9l ieit
9ougem ni1t 10 inbriiuitig imo oui.
ridtig eebetet mor0en mic lett. @oit
gc6c, Dab cs 10 blei6tl g9ic 6dtten
mir ouh obne @ottcs gn1oigen @ei-
itano 10 0ielen 6einoen Stono bolten
f0nnen.
@alter SortIeb 1T iebt nod I'M
Wianiterlager BET Sonnooer llno Bill
oct Srcipillioc aus. Gon Graii sun.
fert iino 6riB unoN&ugo uno Gin
Sbwicgeriobn nit; gSiai bat ii1
iretpiaig gemeIOet lit o6cr nod nicbt
cinberliten es lin0 5il 0iele freimillig
gcmeloet @bmanns iiingiter Sobn
1T ciM nit. 0rednonn'S Shmie.
geriobn unO Soc6ter iino an ser ruis
iiicben @ren5e bic &inOer iino BEL
Srou Drectmonn. %ou 1einen @rii+
oern lin6 9cipiB oud cinige oubei id
uciB es o6cr nidt. 0oficntlib BE-
fonmit Oh oicieu @ricf aliidIi1.
@ott gebe, ooB oieier uiliclioc &rieg
niHt 5lI Iongc oouerte.
So, Iie6e Ntortba, lcbe rcbt moDl
uno idreibe mir reht bolo einmol
mieoer. @ieIe bcr8lide @riiBe fir
Sid lnO ollc 0einc 2ieben.
Sp alter Treuc
@cme Gnnu Shmiot.
@feiu @ruoer uno Sonilie Sort
feb Ioiien cbcnfoas ber3lic6 griiBen.~
Gin n&fui~ fiir Oie 2umpen.
in Gnglon0
6ron Gina Groiher, 9tr, $500,
Eart &eig9tS 9foeme, Bat BON il.
rem griOcr III 9ieleieIo bonn Z. Sep.
iember me5rcre l0ngere 3iibriiten
crbolten oenen ser ~Gentidc Cor
iponoeat" oos Solqeuoe cntuitnnit:
u@ir lebeu ougenblidlih in elmer
9roBen lebr aroBen 3eit g9ie ihooe.
oaB S1r bort orr6 ole 3eitungeu
fcine neutrality-suspicious. 9eridte cr.
boltet Sn Der eriten 3eit ser oiD.
&riegserfldriingcn fomt eS cinem ia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28

gen0s Gin glnfonnien Gos sSrei
pilligen gli0e6ot mar 0erort aroB.
Dab Orei &iertel oeriel6cn 3uriidoc
micien puroen Cine @iertelr91illion
1Srciwillige 6attcrl ih III SEN eriiel
Sagcn aeitelt 5o ehpos uar ia
iiber1aupt nod uit6t oa. Gou Scr
lin nl1r i'd 5uriid nod 9ieleicl0 nu0
5obe id mib bier oormorfen laiicn
icood III fom @oiinuug oor6onocu
0oB tie MIDI iiberbdnpt mod ciu3ic
ben Ger 9eoori 1T fir lanae 3cit
bnauS ae0edt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28
@MtluAlrr y Brdsrr,
1sntT6eS @anf- nuc gSedIslaeihaft
DlItalieber oer afttsnbUrlt.
26 SURtbrGtraGc,

nNnlIrNnl Nuul on NUmmtrffN -(jcD1uhf
sln' uHo %eriani bon qlliien un0 Qbncafn,
ael ssenlel un9 Greolibtele ant 0ue bnllpit
nmnben @tdoe Snrupas. Elm mo Eerinnf
Femoer. 0elclcueG opie Nuslartiouna SSH
soumqhiell S@iilsiarien bon au0 nnb
0enfihaHo. iQlnul37
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28

gSurtet uidt bis Somntae,
im Wlcluale 6eis6tS 5n &c.
iudjen.
Sin 9labatt Duu $500 miro
ieOcm Ndnfer eciud6rt, Ser ciucu
Sae oicicr gSode fir Obigen
3iucd ieiert.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-09-28
9ieler &erfauf
$40 2Saor
S5pro 4llonot
Aupituln1tlnne,
2srinot $40 nit Gad.

ip 9auO, wO6iu Die GeutS 6aGraeIo 3Oue ansae
OCbnt it,
4 gSaiierr6Breu 5nm gIu5apfeu bereit
Il SaS- unO Gleftriide 3min6r 5m 9lu5apieu 6ereit
h SrOttUire (Gemeut werOeu cUnitrHrt.
6emeut GUniretStraken Ueroeu conitruirt
0nrdaangS 6leftriider 9cnf mad StaotGeutrnm
1T etablirt (2S Wiinntcn)
I SdJ6nc Seine Ser &eidjsn Icgeu TAFT uebeunu 1000
9Ider 0erclben dIUu gc6ant unO 6euuGut
%erfdMfe UUn iiber $50 gauplGten abgciAluicu.
I SAT- 100 pGuer iuner6alb Der letten mcuigeu Wiu
nate gcb0nf
SdGuer Sa6nbof Der N0r0liden Central %a6n idjuu
9ebaut taglid IA 3iae; Gents 6n6rgeo bis Sal.
ucrt-Sa6nDof IL Wiiunten Sn6rt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-04
Populace of Paris Held
and City AlOaits Siege

PARIS, September4 Press BY Federal Wreless
Begnnng from last night NO persons allowed to leave o. enter
the city between the hours Of eight in the evening and five in the
morning without military pass. Es,
With the Germans almost within sight Of the gates of Paris the
city is ready for SIEGE An immense network of ntrenchments
outside the Notifications being constructed at amazing speed
Hundreds Of thousands Of busy night and day digging on
the work. h 5. '1.s3ra
The French government will transfer the Bank Of Paris today
to Bordeaux. .,..E ..a& fs
Every foreign minister and ambassador except has left Paris
and the who remains is the American ambassador, My0n
Heck The others left with President Poncare and the French
cabinet and Bordeaux the French capital Ambassador
Heck believes that he best humane interests by re-
naming Paris He now handling the affairs Of Great Britain,
Russia Japan, Servia, Germany and Austria. s" .,4 ~
FRENCH GOVERNMENT MOVES TO BORDEAUX
BORDEAUX France September 3-Preslden Poncae and his
party including great number of public officials OF the capital
five thousand in all arrived here today They Cheeed by
great crowd that gathered to welcome them. .a
AMERICANS SAIL FROM FRANCE.
HAVRE, France, September 4ASsocated Press by Federal
WreeSSThe American cruiser Tennessee sailed yesterday from
this port for Falmouth England carrying thousand Americans
who had left Paris to escape the threatened siege.
BOMBS ARE DROPPED IN BEEF0RT. |#ss u.
BELF0RT France September "a German aviator dropped
several bombs last night with much noise. -. .s
GERMANS B0MBARD MALNES.
LONDON, September 4-ASSOCated Press by Federal Wire
esReuers adVces from Amsterdam yesterday state that the
Germans bombarded ManeS, Antwerp for two hours Two
hundred shapne fell in the city, doing great damage The Ca
heda Sombod is in ruins. Valuable paintings in the church
were removed to places OF safety.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-04
RUSSIANS ARE ASSEMBLING
. TO ATTACK RIGHT WING OF
TEUTON ARMY BEFORE PARIS
Cossacks and British Will Make Joint
Forward Movement Into France and
Fall Upon Rear of Kaiser's Terrible
Warriors While They HammerAllies.

NEW YORK. September 4Associaed Press by Federal Wire
es-That army being gathered at 0stend to be launched
to Paris the word brought here by the officers Of the Mae
tania just arrived from England The fact that British force
being landed at the Belgium port announced several days
ago and is stated that this force being made formidable
by the addition OF at least 1900 Russians.
The Russian army was landed at Aberdeen Scotland, August
27 having been transported from Achange through the White
Sea, Arctic Ocean and North Sea on British transports
This force is being taken to 0stend rapidly possible
and forward move against the German lines Of communication
is to be expected at an early date.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-04
Losses Are Appalling
Before Len1b4rg Falls

PETR0GRAD, Russia September 3ASsoCaed Press by Fed
era WeeSS-The Russians have entered Lembug capital Of
GaCa Austria after one Of the worlds greatest battles mil
lion and halt men were engaged in the conflict
Grand Duke Nicholas commander the Russian armies,
has teIegraphed to Car Nicholas as follows:
81 am happy to gladden. your majesty with the news General
Ruzsks victory After days fighting before Lemburg the
AuStianS retreatng in complete disorder abandoning their
rifles artillery, packs and baggage" 49,. ~. ..'... ~
AUSTRlRS LOSS PLACED AT 100000. .'r..,,
ROME September 3-The Russian embassy has been notified
that the Ausans lost 100000 and seVenNe be-
fore Lemburg. ...H :,. ....'#.
AUSTRIRS LOSS TO SERVIANS g.. s...1. .s
NSH Serva, September 3-n the battle of edar previously
reported between the AStanS and Sevan the latter report
ed put 100000 ASanS horS de combat Two hundred
engagement ...=:".
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-04
GAYLORD SMARTS ARE
ABOUT TO QUIT FRANCE

SAN FRANCISCO, September a.
Especial to The Advertiser)- Gaylord
Smart and Mrs. Smart, formerly Miss
Thelma Parker, with their children,
have left Paris and were heard from
yesterday from Havre, from which
point they will probably leave for Eng
land. Their future plans are unsettled,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-04
JAPAN WAR EXPENSE GREAT

TOXIC September Az Associated Press by Federal Weess1
held here yesterday between the of the
and the minister of finance announced that
appropriation of $60OOO would be asked the special session
the called by the Emperor Wednesday This
with money already spent, will make total expense to date
of $33OOOOOO which will be by withdrawal from the
hand 1t will be necessary increase taxes
float any special loans. E#
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-04
Princess Of Belgium
Ordered From Austria

LONDON, September 4-Associaed Press by Federal Wire
eSPrncess Louise Belgium eldest daughter Of the late King
Leopold who has been making her home Vienna with the ea
lives OF her mother the late Marie Hene AChduchesS OF Aus
a has been ordered to leave Vienna within WenyOuT hours
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-04
PRISONERS ARE TAKENToFIJI

LONDON, September Associated Press by Federal Wees)
The governor of New Zealand has word here that the
and other prisoners taken the German colony have
been the Fiji Islands. 97G1 ir." H..
The Hawaiian gazette., 1914-09-04
OBSCURE CARDINAL
IS ELECTED Pope
Della chlesa Assumed Name Of
Benedict XIV and Is
Inaugurated.
New Pontiff, Practically un-
known Outside Italy, Blesses
~. the PopuIace. n

ROME, September 4-(Associated
Press by Federal Wireless) Cardinal
Della Chiesa has been elected Pope 10
succeed the late Plus x, and has as.
sumed the name of Benedict XIV. He
was inaugurated yesterday with an i'm
posing ceremony and blessed the pop,
Tlace. L ri... .... X. T -
Cardinal Chiesa s election took place
on the fourth ballot. The balloting be-
gan Monday evening and it was not
rutli yesterday that the cardinals
elected the new Pontiff. .s.
Benedict XIV. had been a cardinal
since last May, when he was elevated
to be a prince of the church by Plus
X, Previously Pope Benedict had been
Bishop of Bologna for seven years and
secretary to the papal secretary OF
state