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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-17
Fined for Drlvinc over Hose

7. b. Ames was this morning arrest
ed for driving his auto over the fire
hose laid at the fire yesterday. He
pleaded guilty this afternoon and was
fined SIS.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-17
Teacher Arrives.

Miss Inez Wagner OF Fairfield. Ne
braska. who has been elected to teach
in the Despair Gulch school during
the coming term, arrived last week
and will be a guest at the home of
County superintendent and Mrs. 1. f.
Young until her school opens.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-17
Gets Farm Tract.

s c. Hardesty, formerly of Spo-
kane county. Wash. and now living
in this city, has traded his Spokane
residence for five acre trace five
miles south of Riverside and Howard.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-17
Hears of Brothers Death.

L. E. Twitchell today received a
message announcing the death OF his
brother, Charles Twitchell. in Los
Animas, Colo, Saturday. Death was
sudden and unexpected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-17
Dr. Pnrker Retnrns

DR.. Z. o, Parker and daughter.
Miss Verne Parker returned yester-
day from Canada where they went to
take the body OF DR.. Parker's wife VINO
died here suddenly two weeks ago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-17
Stork Visits Carruth Home.

Friends of Prof. Frank d. Carruth,
former Pendleton high school instruc-
tor. are today receiving cards an
nouncing the birth of Donald Oliver
Carruth, weight six and a half
pounds, in Waitsburg on August IA.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-17
SMtrneN Efnc.i SOS

Bert Sweeney. arrested saturday
Tor using abusive language in the
Bowman Bar, was this morning fined
$s5. which he paid.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-17
PoDe II Better.

ROME. Aug. 17.--Dr Marchiafava
visiting the pope found his patient
better He insisted the pontiff con-
tinue 70 have complete rest
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-17

Many q man who starts at the
foot Of the ladder manages by great
grit and determination to be there at
the finish.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-17
Boy is Born.

10y - bofu.
\ nine pound baby boy was born
last night to Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Whit
took at SIS Aura street. The parents
formerly lived in this city but are
now residents of Pasco.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-17
NeWsy Notes of Pendleton
RnNs Rnlck Auto

BUYS buICk Auto.
R. l. kirkpatrick today purchased
a model 81 Buick automobile from
the oregon garage.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-17

After some men start they are too
lazy 10 stop.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-08-17

Attention Lady Maccabees.
All members are requested TO attend
a social at I. o. o. +. hall Tuesday
the 18th. COMMITTEE.
(Adv)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-01

3eitlmgcn ii6er mein Bud. 8nn5
s,aris niib cs fennen Ierncn. Was
rilit cs mir. lncnn MIR oas BAD in
9lerinec 81 @eifidlte peib2 8an5
Buris ilno gan5 6ranfreid) ioa Die
Gdmah 6es aapitdns &c aeific or.
iahren, ilno nteinc Sfonbeit, Die &C.
ilorbene, ioa IN Der galBen @elt nm.
gebcn!"
Sie reid,te mir Die Sanb bin. gu.
crI! molltc i6 ibr Die meinc nldlt &C.
6ca S;6 empfano 8ralien imb ssur9t
nor oicier 5erfnitterten Sano. Die
rune Sdaucrn in Den Sara gegrii.
ZEN bate. slber i'd be3pang mid mo
lcgte mcine Ginger aui Die faIte bar
te Soallt.
Damn ginG lie.
sSd) babe oas Bud oSponne" nod
an Dem gleiGcr glbeno gum slcr9er
meines 1reitloes geleien. Gs gibt
nidts Haipcres rnb BIatteres aIs
oieies Bud. limo bod ifreien ab uro
All ans Dem G9irrIpar Der groBtbiic'
riiden gsorte Stimnlen oes Safes
ino ser QeioenidJaft beralis, bic ipeb
tGitn, bis IN Gle Seele tiuein Gie
8eriniierin inb i'd nie mieoer W'an
iono iic eines Cages, ipie ih erilibr,
iteii, faIt, unn IebIos, Die Sdnoc IN
Die scrIcienen Seiten ibres guGcs &C.
trallt, in oem einiamcn Salir. III
oem iie elm Ienihenalter bnlhurd)
obne cSreubc imb 2iebe luie cine @ett'
ierin gebaiiit hattie. giiemano bc,DeiH'
te iie. Sd aber iab iic Ie6enoia Dor
mir, uno iebc Tie pftlnals nod nor
mir. go mic i'd iie oanrals 5ulcht er.
blidte, aIs tie cen @arten perlieB lmo
tpieoer hiuanfid)ritt oen iteilen SiIgels
mca: Iie Soine bate iid) in Shlei.
er perpan6eIt, sic poni@ieere bin 5urn
5immeI ihpannien. Gns Sdpci.
gen aili Sen Siigeln BIerineees mar
nod ticier qc.roroen. Ger 9ltbcm Deg
2anbes ieIbit idjieu eritorben Gie
@eIt lag oa ipie erItarrt. llno IN Der
abenoIi6en Gritarrlmg. hinter oer Die
Sdnpdr5e Der Radt idon Iauertc,
gina gcrnoe, uno bol3ern Die Sdnbe
aui Dem 9iiidel,, ben aopi aeneisr, Die
@reiiin in Die bunfeIi1ce Serne bln'
elm. Iort obcr, ebe iie binabiteiaeno
tinter Dem Siiael peridlwano, in Dem
einen flr5en s(usenblid. oa iie pie
nnbeipeeIid, eiugenlaiiert mar auf oer
boditen StcIlc Der 2anbiflait,N er.
ifien lie mir tpie eins jener sSelien'
aebiIoe, Die bas bretoniid,e Iecr NM
ipiclt, lpie elmer jencr menihenabn'
Iiden Rieienitcine. BON oenen Die iir.
alten 2egen0tn eraablen uno BON
benen man nidt lpeib, of es 5u Stein
getporbene @eniden iinS oSer Stei'
ne, Die ibrer Menidwerbung barren.
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90 elm Seit terrei d.
Bon SRI. Gmilie 81 a ia q.

Wetn nenne ih Elm 9aIerlanb,
Cir f60nes 2anO ppa 6errlt6teit,
Wit @Gtern berg uno itammDerpanbt
Uno riibmli1er 8ergangenbeit.
SIT unire Spraae aud ni6t gleih:
llns eint Elm 8Ort bas jeoer Iiebt
Dies cine Wort beibt Seiterreid,
Oas 2is6 itns uno @eriteben sibt.
Seia Siioen nit benz 6lauen Wser,
Del: Horoen nit bem buntlen Malo
Sein 2anb 5irol nit ieiner Seer
Bon Bergen jegli9er 9sitalt,
rrO aIs bein 5er5 10 mitten brill
sSa griinen Qu'n, am 9onauitranb
9is &aiieritabt. bas dlts @ien -
Sas IL oeiu f9Dnes Seimut6lanb!
Gel osinel itarten Bergen glei6!
Gle tpanten nt6t, iie iteben feit.
Sei itarf AUDI bu, mein Oeiterrei6!
g. fdlt MIR, tper ii4 ielbit perldbt.
Gs paden ben nur 5einbe an,
Der suiieht, Die fein Muth erfhIafft.
Drum: &opf nd9 oben! Drauf uno
Sran!
3ars Siese NIT Dsreintsr Rraft.
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pie .Serrim pom 2sferinee.
Cine sfi35e cus Der gretagne bon
@!n Seer.

Cd mar fan meinen baIbeu Gag
in gIerince, 10 fam iie bereits Der
ibmaIen @eJ ON Siigelriiden heriui'
ter. SIR iormloier aorper in ben
breiten @auernrod bob lid pllimt
non bem belIOurdionnten SimmcI ab
Sic sing gcraoe uno iteif riiitig
peun aud nid)t idnea. NIT etpas ge
ienftem Scope, Die Snare in cir
8oQtud qeidIungen uuo Die &Gnot
auf Dem 9fiider. @er iie 10 pon mel
tenn bernie6eriteigen fab. latte nift
an ibre iieb3ig Sabre geglaitbt slls
id aber nadjbcr ibre belle barte Stim
me borte, Die cribredeno Iilmgen slit
gen in benz 5errun3elten 8eiid)te er
blidte, oadte i6 oil fein slIter me5r
ga mar es mir, als lebte oieie 6rai
jenieits ton ,5ugeno rno Sitter, spi
i6en Den SSaDren nnb iiber aaer S3eit
bart uno 5a6 unb imiterbli6 pie ous
@eitein Der bretonii6en aiiite.
Sect iii lms Der gan5e ytadmittal
peroorber" fiutrrte mem gaitiidei
Sreuno, ais er iie bort oben erblidte
o9Iber if mar beiien iider! Srbalf
i9 9eilld aug garis befonlme, Il
trabt Ole @itttpe Sc 9fefiic hcran
@eiB Der GeufeI, fpober lie 70 itneI
Seine @nfi,uft erfabren!"
Sect bate lie ben4opf erboben iinf
uns erblitt, lpie mir senladlih boz
bem itiQeu Sauie iaben. Sic itcb IT,
re arme Dor pie 5ipei 6iinne Steden,
Die man in lpeite aappen einaeipideIt
uno i'd iab in Der einen Sano Elm
bides Bud, III Der anOeren einen gro.
Ben 8lumenitraub. Wlein sSreimt
idnitt cine 0rimaiie: vSie idIeppi
Dir ibr S6nnobn6 berl Gu ioait if,
rem 9idterrilbm iingenl slber, mic
On iiebIt iie belobnt Did foniglifI
nit Dem iippigIten 8lnmenitraub it,
res @artens. 9al abnit nitt. mas ibr
oas gefoitet bat! @enn Elm 9aaern'
jilnge ein ormieIiges 9liimlein bu
oroben Dor ibrcm grnlien Steinhulls
pfliidt, 10 baIIen ibre Slide iiber
Sas gauge Gbal. unb oll Die Bitter
ringsum in 9,leriuer iittern Dor Der
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9eutider unb fran30

Oeutider unb franSOs
Fider 9eiit. Ginen interefanten
@srluh, CUR Gntipannuns siuif6sn
Oeutidlanb unb 5rautrsid bei5utrGs
gen, madte bic Ysrlinsr unipsrfitdI.
sic Tub ben fran50iiiden pbiloiopben
9outrour, Der Dor tpeuigen 3agen
aud in Ssna ssiprcdsn bat, gu elmer
Sarleguns isiner Gsoanten iiber oHlt'
f9en unb frun5oiii4en Geift elm.
@outrpur III elm beruiener @ermittler;
er its6t nit isinem D.ntsn in Der Sc,
gsli9en leberlieferuneen unb III bon
Der gerlinsr unipsrftdt bei ibrem Sus
bilGum nit benz SitsI zines gbrsnopfs
tprs Der pbiloiopbis ousseaeidnst
lporben. Der sreiie 0elebrts 4arati.-
riiisrte ben bsuti6en 9eiit als BE
Ginistsit bss sinselnen NIT Sanger.
Sn bieism Wsltgsfiibl, bas ben Dsuts
ifen sissnartis lei, pur5sls 70.
lpobl Der bsutihe Sbealismus. ME
fein ideinbdrsr @essniaB, Der Rsalis.
mus. Der Sbealismus fude ii6 in
osn Welt geiit an llripruHg gu perlsrs
ten, Der Realismus b.greife ibn in ieii
nen itoffli6eH unb inbiriouelen Der.
tSrperuEsen. Disfes WsltssfiibI f,t
bsm Sran5oien, fpsnn nidt Dsrias!
70 bod nidt eisentbiimli9. Der 3is!s
punt isines Denfens unb Gdafiens
i.i ni9t bds Weltsan5e. ionbern bsr
MsnI1 als folder. 9as eine Wlal
aeb0re iein Snterefe poripisssnb BEN
sSntelleft. DC anbere Wlal poripissenb
Dem Gefiibl. 9arum isi Der aransois
balb poriuiegenb uniformer @sritan-
otgmenih. balb 5iisslloisr Snbipibuas
liiI, aber ME finbe er in .inem BON be-
ben feline gtubs. Ssin Jormssfii5l
entiprings bieiem 3iele Der Serbeifiibs
runr Der beiten WsnI9li1teit; bic
CUTE 5orm foIe anIprsten unb lGus
tern. Die bsiben GjsiitestppsR m6se
man ni9t periuGsn, gu permiids-.
Mobl absr berm54ien lie Iih su ers
gdn5en. Der DsutIde tonne bern
Jran5oI.n iein mpitiitss gefii6l fiir
bas Gan5e Der MeIt miitbsilen, Der
JranSoIe osnDeutihen 5ur&onSentrns
tion auf ben Wenihen aIs 0egenIfano
Der 9eiitesasfsit ermnntern. DE Mu.
Ia mar Oidt sefiillt, Der 2ebrffrJss
3dblrsih unb burd sinen Sbsil ieinsr
bsrDOrrdasnbitsH Gri8sinunssH psrs
trstsn.
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Elm brutaler Slim in alien Grsisrifen
aud nur bic briitalen 2inien gu ertenz
nen permag.
9lber er tonnte ni6ts mebr benten.
gr tonnte aud ni1ts antporten.
sd = ipiu - bineill," itammeltc
er unb itrette bic Sano aus. Inn iidj
an oem anoern 3u balten.
llno ben anbern iibertam Die Wut1.
Rptb fparo es ibm Dor gusen, uno als
rie bttfeflebnoe Sano ieinen @rm be-
riibrte, itieB er iie nit eiierner 5auit
BON iid. llno itieb nod einmaI una
traf ben f6on Sintenpsn nit eefpaltis
gem Sauitiblas oil bic 9rilit.
y2ur elm BUMPER 5on, taum bDrs
bar, ipie Elm leiies. leBtes St0bnen tarl
ben 5elir' 2ippen. Gr fiel Suriid; in
jdpem, bartem San i6lus iein Riidel
auf Die Sriimmer. Damn tam eire
srobe Stile. Ri6ts regte ii6 auf Der
lueiben SlG9e, felt Der Mann nit (. j
tisen, srobsn Sdritten iiber iie oapons
segansen. Sm S6peisen itanb be-
tIeine 8iefernpalb, uuo Inn feline rp'
tben Stdmmfsn, burd feline grdngr!i.
nen, biirftigen 9ronen ipieIte Der
Ninb. 6inter Dem peritaubten 5enite-
bes tlsinen Sdnshsns iplro Der rothe
Seileri4ein matter. Ginmal fIob Elm
Saie iiber ben peri6nsitcn Strono.
Gr mar alifgei6redt ourd ben bar
ten WieberbaG BON Shritten, bic iibe-
ben gefrorenen 9obsn oabertamen.
glbrian unb pb0be betraten Den
Gtrano. sic bosen am Saum Ses
aiefsrnitri9s nm bic Gde uno ndbers
ter. ii6 i6peisenb I'm RAID ben
Sdus6en gu Siiben Nes tablsn Wart'
tburms.
Gin S6rei unb elm Ruf bes
G dredens erffQG.
Sic batten ben itiuen Wann geies
ben. Der nit benz Sbertorper aitf ben
Steiren lag unb bic 5iibe melt pors
itredte in ben Shnee
Ssin 8eii4t. alu Seite setebrt, pIr
bIGuIi9neiB, unb sic Stsine, bic ibm
ols &opftiiIen bienten, lparen BON
glut iibsrronnen; an 2ippen uno
Wansen tlebten nod Die rotbea
Sropfen.
Der setpaltiee StoB unb 5alI bait:
Die 9efdBe Der f6On ertrautten 2un1e
Seriprengt, uno Der Strom pes 2ebens
bate iid erspiien -.
SIT er tpbt9" risf pbSbs iaris
mernb.
sd CLAUDE -nitt ilgte gtorian,
bem ale bIiibenbe 6drbs aus ben:
mGnnIi6en 8eii9t enttpihen mar
.sbiir auf = gstt 3ursht" bsfa9i
er raub, inoem er cine Stsaims iut'e,
bic ibm ssitattete. ben f0rper beg Gies
gsnoen gu erfaiien. Gas mar i6fpe;.
Die Steins rontsn inter ieinen JiiBsn
binpeg. 9lber enblidb sslans es ibHI.
2lbrian mar Elm 0iine BON 9eitalt
uno &raft, ober btunot puro ihm Die
Stirn fen6t unb Der gltbem teufene.
bis sr ben in isinsr asbloiieisit 2ei'
9enidpersa uiii bag 9stt selegt bate.
3ittsrnb ftanb pbobe bu unb iab ben
llnteriuduneen 4prians gu. Der
bor6te rl Ger gruIt unb fii6Ite ben
Bulls unb bratts feinsn Muno ben
2ippsn oss 5rsunbss rabe, um ieinen
Suud pubr5un,6men.
nGr lebt nod" iaste abrian leiie.
9lbsr er iah ss nit tiefIter gridiities
rung: Der einit oOr bem Sobs seflpb.n
NOR in bas Qsben, Der flob nun Dcr
Dem 2sbsn tinaus in Die spise StilIe
beg 2poes.
(Sdlub folst)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16
HUNGER BETRAYS
HELPLESS GERMANS
r.o CoIlanse Of Kaisers Commssarat Contributes to
Pitifu Plight of Troops Forced Unwillngly to
Withstand Slaughter of Shrapne and Sabre.
By E. B. WHITLEY.
Of New York and THE London Standard

of York Tribune and Inc iohuoh
BRUSSELS Aug -German soldiers wounded and brought INTO me
Be lines or taken prisoners the engagements OF WEDNESDAY ana
to r numerous interesting details OF the events OF the
last fortnight the other side Here IS the
81 belong TO the battalion infantry which sent forward VII"
cavalry carry out reconnong the Belgian lett wing near
Diest We did participate the fighting at Liege ou came ~
from GERMANY crossing the Meuse Wise The vast NUMBERS
ons being moved TO the front endless delay and some o
n especially in providing all When we approaoheu e
most Of MS were weary marching and hungry by reason Oh INC
short ratons 10 for several days previously q,
Of actual hshtng II "d' '''' |
t from the manvres which we're supposed represent actual
bnq As we advanced the Belgian artillery began to operate against
u.s. and the trying endurance As eacn 'e
orr midst men went down nnepin masses o. nu
bodies after the cruelsi rapnel had done its work
seemed utterly unconcerned Daae us Dc " gu
cheer and do duty pressed onward leaving ue "o"ue
,rbanes coming no from Then herce rifle re oH
the Ra trenches to which replied from behind various hedges ana
eS that afforded natural ordered TO take m
Belgian position OF and charged at uh pee S
% took part in that little engagement back alive Unwoundd men
together and lay writing or nouohesS eo
They were our own comrades, the sight horrible
When the cavalry and charged US we were 100
exhausted TO continue lay almost posudep 6
we're taken prisoners and fed II continued TACK O'
food that brought about our downfall.
Most prisoners talked freely about their various experiences III
the field and the outstanding that the Germans are all
stoshed at the that the formidable character OF
their surprises commat has broken
down even ar this early stage OF campaign What will happen when
OF thousands of Germans who are not YET a' inc 'front.' W
the enemys country:
Regarding movements troops German prisoners ecent As
matter OF fact they nothing about their immediate
regiments general they have idea but
appears quite enthusiasm for the ranks
of the German soldiers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16
LEADING BELGIANS
HELD AS HOSTAGES
Their Lives Forfeited for Civilians Nlsdeeds-Catho
lie Priest Executed Because Cavalry
Group Is Shot At
By J. D. GRUYTER.
Special Correspondent Tribune London Standard

Special Correspondent Tribune and London Standard
Maestrht Belgium 5Belgian refugees arriving here from
the other side the that and village in
the have seized inhabitants
hostages the remainder OF the civilian population
Mayor project local priests and OF the
leading each place detained In few women
are selected as hostages given the people that the
will be forfeited kind OF violence IS done
t. any Jingle OF the kaisers army by civilians
Tiff miles south OF Liegc Roman Catholic priest
executed owing being fired from cottage group OF
German cavalry priest held hostage and paid the price
The treatment civilians has varied different districts
according to The inclnatons Of the German officers.
behaved with restraint due to
the strict discipline by the officers but other where
the officers ovebearng renes the revealed the
qualities the German troops IN Belgium
arc thus excessively brutal districts and
not more severe of discipline civilian population
than the demands IN others.
each village entered by the German troops proca
nations TO the Bgans excellent French One II
them contains passage "Th Kaiser beaor champion OF
the against the despot ruler OF barbarian
Russia passage This struggle between right and
might Germany stands right and her adversare for might
of the French and Begans on land and
over the English freely circulated the German troops and
communicated the Begian With all her auoe-
y and m Germany neglect caoe her soldiers and
TO court the good opinion aliens whose territory she using for
the passage of her into France
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16
RUSSIANS CHEER
THE BRITISH FLAG
Poles Also Show Enthusiasm for Ally but Hatred tor
Cermany-Czar Promises Them Religious
and Educational Freedom.
CBy Cable to The Tribune.)

ST Petersburg 1sThe Warsaw correspondent OF The Daily
Chronicle who has arrived here reports that up to last tuesday
the popuc admirably the people showing praise
worthy secontro spite the occupation OF some OF the frontier
Poles join enthusiastically cheering the British
have seen an absurd Polish paper printed under German censorship
at Czeochowa attempting mid the public by reporting
that Sweden Japan declared against Russia procaia-
published beseechng the Poles to give friendly reception
the Kaiser lavish Jewels to the Church and
the Madonna in 10 ngratae the peasants.
OF the paper entirely occupied with threats MADE
in view OF the soldiers These are
exceptionally brutal Any house sheeng soldiers
which firing IS to be razed to the ground by the ay
Owing inexpress brutal treatment OF the Poles who are Rus
subjects especially returning from Germany hatred OF the
which always smoudeng in Poland has burst into flame
St. Petersburg Aug General Staff to-day
troops have destroyed local railroad and telegraph lines
the province Of eleven points between Shmaenngken
on the Tt German also have damaged
some OF the frontier roads
On Wednesday the Uhan the 9th German rife
regiment accompanied by artillery discovered the German from
negbohood OF Kasz by the Russian troops The Germans
avoided coming retiring to the northwest
The government Poland freedom the matter OF
religion and language autonomy Poles loyal
The Russian soldiers and peasants
eclipse will be visible few days natural occurrence for fear
they may imagine IT an evil omen
London Aug dispatch Reuters Telegram Company from
g pnr saws that Grand Duke Nicholas commander in chief Of
the Russian army has addressed appealing
loyalty Of the Poles and promising them autonomy return The
manifesto reads:
be realized fifty the living body of Poland
was pieces soul survived and she lived hope that for
people would hour of regeneration and reconciliation
will
The Russian army brings you
which the Polish people whom untes
conformity of the Gar of Russia Under this
Poland free her religion her language and
Russia expects from you only loyalty history
you With open bohey hand extended Russia
to you that the sword which struck her enemies
Grunewald rused
Russia from the shores of the Pacific Ocean the North Sea-
marches in arms life for you In this
glorious the the CrOsthe symbol OF suffering and
the resurre OF people.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-16
officers occupying the flying machine taken prisoners
On the same district battalion of French light infantry put
TO fight battalion of German Landweh taking forty prisoners
ITALY TRIED TO
PREVENT WAX
Inspired Article Emphasizes the Fact that Great Britain
and France Did Not Declare War on
Austria-Hungary.
BY Cable to The Tribune. J

Rome Aug Isl Mesagero after publishing long E"s" %
Book proved that Italy did everything to prevent ~ ~
seeking TO obtain every possible satisfaction for her ally
T dees OF the Triple nothing to do with the inter
nal Vaccinations WHhema and Bapaz which are no" reVesed
in all their uakedness" it continues
The government expected to issue Green BOOK 0" '
question
The Trbuna commenting the situation tonight points out
nice distinction Btan statement that she and france arc
state Of The phrase has been adopted IN orde 10
avoid a casus federi which might have involved Italy
The article evidently inspired official quarters and emphasizes
the fact that Great Britain did really declare war on
Austria but simply that of existed by reono
Austas own acts therefore Italy not obliged to assist
Austria Hungary
1 b.v regards the British ultrnatum to Turkey just
red by strongest OF Jurisprudence
Turin reported to desire to LEAD corps
Albanian volunteers against Austria
The most active among the governments o
raous bring about reconstruction OF the FORMER
Balkan League which Turkey in the The object OF
movement against Auiaungsry and to keep
Turkey inactive.
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TWO SADDENED PRINCES
APPEAR IN PUBLIC
War Clouds Cast Shadow Over Celebration OF teas
of the ssumpton-1undreds of Lighted
Candles Offered by the Faithful.

eral we'll known people they inscribed
their names in the autograph book.
The eldest boy, in a childish, uns
formed hand. wrote Leopold de Bel
gique," and his young brother signed
himself Charles Theodore de Bel
gique.' The Burgomaster Of Brussels
received the young princes, who were
accompanied by General Yungbluth.
The shadow of grief hangs very
heavily over these royal children. Sell
dom have boys with such sad faces
been seen, and court official said the
Queen was too griefstricken to appear.
Certainly her sons realize very wildly
the horrors of war. Even the resound-
ing cheers Of school children could not
bring smiles to their pale faces, but
hungry little girls, who were devour-
ing soup, were happier because Of the
visit of the Kings children.
Their father is also in danger" one
little maiden sighed as she waved her
hand in farewell. Her father and big
brothers are at the front, and her
heart went out in pity to the little
princes, who already know what suffer
ing means.
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LBy cable to The Tribune.l

Brussels, Aug. 15.-The Feast Of the
Assumption is usually a gloriously
happy festival in Belgium, but war
clouds are too heavy to permit Of re-
joicings to-day, and the solemn SER
vices ct st. Gudule have all been
tinged with sadness. A duplication OF
the first mass of the day was said at
$3.50, and both morning and afternoon
men, women and little children have
been visiting the famous church to
pray for the safety of their country.
The statue of Our Lady of Deliverance
is surrounded by hundreds of lighted
candles, the offerings of the faithful.
At II o'clock there was a distribution
of soup at the school in the Rue Haute.
Two little boys, each with white, seri-
Gus faces, came in very quietly. They
were dressed in sailor suits and wore
little rosettes of black and yellow and
red that can be bought in the streets
for a penny. They solemnly tasted
the soup and pronounced it very good.
After wandering around the courtyard
and speaking in subdued tones to sew