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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

Stockholders Of the Northern Call
iornla Power Company. Consolidated.
nave voted an issue o. $1,000 900 per
cent cumulative worcestershire pre-
ferred stock. Of which $500. 900 VIII be-
issued Immediately and the remainder
as the growth of the property de
maucs. The new stock viii be offered
10 common stockholders tor subscrip-
ton at 50 IN the ratio Of one share for
twenty shares OF common now held.
The company reports gross earning
for June of S73.942. or an increase OF
S@.4l6 over the same month last year.
he surplus for the month. after op-
Grating and maintenance expenses,
bond interest and depreciation charges.
amounted 10 Sl4.734. an increase over
June. 1913. Of $3.50. The Northern
California Power Company operates
five hydro-electric plants with a com
bined output Of 81 900 horsepower, and
waterworks and gasworks serving com
munitieS IN the five counties of Shast..
Glenn. ColuSax and Tehama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
COTTON WEAK
AND LOWER
Foreign News and a Decline
in Liverpool Cause a
Slump Here.

\ comb nation o. rains in Texas and
Oklahoma and alarm over the sltua-
tor between Austria ard Servia pro-
duced considerable excitement n the
cotton market. Liverpool. which wa
due % come only TO , points lower.
closed weak a. II 10 li2 points de-
cline. giving the above factors az rea-
sons for rs heaviness. The local mar
ket made full response. and with an
active trade opened Is 20 20 points
lower and stid of cr ? point, fun
ther. almost equalling the previous low
records for the month From this lev
81. however. there Wa q gradual i'm
provement. as some Of .he largest long
interests were credited wiki buying
more cotton on the bre@H. This led
20 moderate covering. which IN the
last hour was supplemented b. foreign
buying and little outside support. 20
that the la,e market was quite steady.
and at the close showed 10 20 5 points
net loss. Southern spot markets were
unchanged 20 &c lower. and the local
market was quiet Al l2.25c FOR mid
ding upland; no sales. Local contract
prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
WAR NEWS BOOSTS WHEAT
Chicago Prices Make Sharp
Gains-Corn Also Up.

Chicago. July %. Frantic buying Of
wheat to-day resulted from the foreign
war scare The excitement, however.
was chiefly confined 20 few minutes
at the start. when reports that Servia
would yield had not had sufficient time
10 take effect After an advance that
on some sales almost touched Sc a
bushel. the market closed unsettled al
a rise Of ls1 &c net. Corn finished
i2nlc above last night. and oats sc
Of 20 1-i6c Up. Provisions - rule
scored a gain that varied from DC 30
i7izc II seemed a. n every trader IN
the wheat PIT had orders 70 buy at the
frat tap OF the bell Spectators who
we're short made the widest efforts TO
out an immediate stop 10 losses, and
there we're many other traders hardly
lcgs eager 20 grab a. what was iancied
10 be perhaps the greatest chance that
bulls had received since the Franco
pruasian War. The possibility OF the
United States being yet called on TO
supply the breBdstufs 20 Europe on
.csle maybe never before egualled kept
uost Of the attention Of the pit even
after the news came thai the worst oil
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
Movement of Specie.

The exports Of specie from the Port
or New Yora for the week ended July
25 were. Gold $500. and silver S62s-,
o75. total o. SS2y.475. against a total
OF S-54.3@s gold and silver last week
and $3.50. 05o IN the corresponding weeA
last wear Since January ] the exports
OF gold amounted % Se2,s3l.3l2 and
silver SZ4.324. go. against 6o.5S3'55o
cold and S291231s7 silver IN the cor
responding period las year.
The imports Of specie were: Cold
s1-q.o20 and Si34.914 silver. making A
total Of S3l4.224, against total Of
Sl45.c-1 ~ the preceding week ana
s670.4J6 in the corresponding week iast
year. Since January slo4e4,Z5' .,
against S1G.jt3,792 last ycar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
War Clouds in Europe No
Longer Ignored by the
Local Market.
FOREIGN NEWS THE
DOMINATING FACTOR
canadian Pacific Selling from
Abroad Is a Deluge-Big
Recovery Later.

Daring the frs. half o. tho t~o-nouT
.,.-on Yesterday the stock marNe'
-.,.r.v showed tina, the time had
--.scd when 8. was willing 20 dismiss
European war scares as something a
,rc way from tho Bowery' Full Of
-ae Information abou, foreign political
conditions obtained az the time o. 'ne
Balkan wars. traders talked OF triple
end dual alliances. OF u'timatums'
-,a.S,svism. severance Of diplomatic
-..7-o~s. ere. and for time II
sounded pretty bad. Bu. with rumors'
-.--.@ed bv coming over the cables
.-t-. Sc~yia meant 90 return a po''e
-s rc,ncctful ren,y 20 AUSTRIA. mere
asa complc-e change o. feeling. The
-,,e~sa, Euroocau war o. g nali nour
e+,-e became merely police cNpedl-
ION. and witb some not even tna';;
Hr.s- rose nearly TWO cents a ousne.
.. The -ra,~ market. bu- stocks con
..---f -rc-r br'sI rally nevertheless.
Nal street went home win the lPe"
--.. .-e worst was over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26

The electric OUTPUT Of the Western
States Gas and Electric Company. a
subsidiary Of the Standard Gas ana
Electric Company. for the SIX months
ended June 80 shows gain OF 49, per
cent over the same period last year
A. present there is three feet o. water
Going over the company's hydro-elec-
-ric dam on the American River, and
ivdica+iors point 10 an abundant sup
pl, FOR the entire summer The COM
many operates hydro electric plants.
Transmission lines and artificial and
ratural gas plants. serving approx
ma.elv $3.50 persons in San Joaquin.
Humboldt and adjacent counties IN
California.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
TRADING in THE
CURB SECURITIES
Oil Shares Continue Their De-
cline-Industrial List Mar.
rOW-MineS Dull

Yesterdays curb market saw the oil
shares still on the toboggan, and 10
point losses in two days trading we're
scored By Atlantic Refining. which lost
: points yesterday; Prairie Oil md
Gas. which dropped points lower. and
Star dard Of Kansas. which followet
Fridays 9-point decline with another OF
3 points. Buckeye Pipe Line an
Standard of Indiana lost points each
on Yesterdays trading. and South Penn
Oil fell of s. Standard OF California
declined points. Standard Of New
Jersey > and Standard Of New York /:
The industrial list was narrow and
firm on quiet trading. The few losses,
with one exception. did not exceed \
point. Maxwell Motors LIST preferred
dropped a point and United Cigar
Stores OF America closed al Z points
off. Mining issues were dull AMI
steady. Mckinley Dsrragh closed IL
week OF declines with a further loss OF
points and West End Consolidatei
closed NJ I or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
Nn,thern Pacific Rallies.

\ez- 20 Canadian Pacific when Der
81 has habi- OF selling whenever
r--.rc goes wrong among the hu-
-oesar caance,.ortes. Northern Pacmc
showed she creates, loss. d, the open
NJ. % any Of he standard issues Two
s.. points. !. was weak ON Friday as
and for the same reason. tne
20 tre wheat crop In The North
Railroad officers said Yesterday.
.--r. that the damage had been
--..-.- exaggerated. j. d., noteworthy.
--r. --a- most Of me well known az
cultural experts have not seen fit 70
wise -reir estimates of the total
hear croo below 90o.OoooOO bushels
IesnI-c enc prevalence Of rust. Al any
are. serious or not. che trouble with
me growing wheat Did not prevent
northern Pacific from ralvng strong
. win rre vest Of the list and closing
.r only q VERY small fraction on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
JUDG MENTS RECORDED.
Manhattan.

The following Judgments for amounts ~
m ,r, man Sfu0 We're filed YESTERDAY, the hrat
name being tina. NJ tine debtor
Belois john " g. Jones FlNl b.
Edelson Maurice 81 II Brinbers - a.
S-f6 30
Dreyer Angus Fred Figse 60. sos -
Franklin Harold 81 Kline Sl9l s.
Same-same $3.50 o..
Goodman Francis j.. 4 Austin Gordon.
eArs-G a Zabrisiue. s. eos -
Goldman Harne' Fast River NIL and
funi.~ co ~ al ft-5 g
Held Emline-H s. Combcs o. al t-ts 81.
Holm building Corporation Ba3 side Llm-
uer Co. 3179
Kug-lman ! Mansfield Bleachsry. tlfs 80
LAYERS Henry 81 -F'iuance and Guaranty
co. te-5 90
NcCauhy Eugene F--'ooh bcrnneimer
Co. 800 a.
Hn,iriguez. Lawrence a Elliott Ksuney
go ttfi o.
Radcliffe. T. J-G. Fowler costs tllsac
Ho-e. sam B-Nhtlonal Reserve Rank 81
City ~ Nev York. s-5i 81
Rothschild. August Sc. coshiand
60. $40 g.
Ro-enl,srs Maurice rs. Ateben ct al
fioJs -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26

S3.6OO.OOO GOLD TO PARIS
Inquiries Indicate 5000, 600
More Will Go on Tuesday.

Engagements Of S2.000000 m gold o~
the National City Bank and Sl.6O0.OO0
by Heidelbach. Ickelheimer a Co. for
export 20 Europe yesterday brouS1.
the total movement for the week up 20
SO 100000. Inquiries az the Suo-Treas
ury Indicated that S5O00.o00 additional
would be taken OUT for Tuesday
steamer The TWO previous movements
this year took over SS0000.00O. The
metal will 20 in bars OF which tnare
: a plentiful supply on hand, for the
present az least.
Foreign exchange was strong yes
terday, demand sterling closing at
4.NS1J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
Bank Of Germany Return.

Berlin. July %. The weekly state
ment Of the Imperial Bank Of Ger
many shows the following changes
Cash IN hand increased 3J.976.00O
marks. loans decreased 1850 marks,
discounts decreased 56 1853 900 marks.
treasury bills increased 1928. 900
marks. notes in circulation decreased
I 90 .669 900 marks. deposits increased
as.923.0OO marks and gold IN hand in
creased l2,7S5, 900 marks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
U. S. Treasury Finances

Warrington. July %. The condition
OF the United States Treasury al the
beginning Of business to-day was Net
balance ~ general fund, Sl4o.l61.52l I;
total receipt. yesterday. S2.5OO,sSS'
total payment yesterday. s2,A82.9e2.
The surplus this fiscal year Is S1,0e9.-
III. against a deficit of Sl2.795.522 last
year. exclusive Of Panama Canal and
nublfc transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26

earnings for June of S536. 400 de.
crease o. S229.2SS. and net Of SlsIS3I
an increase Of SSl SOS.
inc one year Is per cent collateral
trust gold notes Of the American Power
eng Llght Company which matured on
July l5 have been extended for another
year at the same rate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
REVERSES

LOUIS "a. DrLBEEG -E. ph s.aIen. 49,
We $3.50. aleI petition. r.'h Liabilities.
>-alf. assets g. -f
DAVID kEOCHMtt. .-unAf ist West
Hro1dwa, Petition fled Boz American steel
Frame a. BarI Iron CO.. Inc. 50 LOUIS
L,fkovit4. 500 Ala. Ros.n jao. Liabilities.
:, 000 assets 5, 900.
TORAfASO MERCANTILE COMPANY T
N.ter ST.. importers of teas and exporters of
cotton good died schedule. showing iabiI'-
fles &c 6i-. assets. sl6si. creditors include
konIs Bros s. co.. So 80. corn ENcrans"
f,4r. g. a.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26

fi,ern0oi cables spot dull. sales. 300
bales. speculation AMI eNpOr- %. American.
CO.. imports. 900. American 1000 Mid
diing upland. ID Futures opened wcl~.
60, 10 points lower closed weak. u 20 III
points lover. July ard Iul} August. 1ofi a.,
August september. 6Nld. September October,
8 s4tyd. October- No. ember. o. ~ RI SOY rnb"r-
December o. I'D December -Jauusrr. =. 81 81.
Januafy February. I'D February harcr.
6 ssivd. March April. s.s.i7d April Ma. 81,
Ma, June Gjs,sd. June-Ju.y. 6.s'sd. July
August. . ,3isd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

oreet selling FOR foreign account
'r fnar<et yefteraay was csti-
f@lfl 81 aD0fe ~ 900 4n4rea.
> escrease ~ gI5BEl5. Or ~ per
.Fni. in nft Ircome for Nay below that
.f ne asmf month lat gear ~ shown
p ne tanning statement Of ire A.
Gulf and Wet indies Steam
- INES CrDss earn.n2s for me
:. we're ~ MIA %. ~ against
'',''< 10 " Tor Nay. 1872
rte Jsle rsoort a. the Southern
'pmDary SHOVE. Gfo1s earn
.ezs. s5.ISg51z ri. ~ toerease Of gfg
~ aa1 not. g775I7i 81. docresse
81 HisA1g7>.
"hffDnz q Ls@f IRE feDosts .ross
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
STOCK EXCHANGE FOR WEEK

FOLLOW The table Of all stocks
dealt
week the the
1914 with the high and low prices Of the 1919
Total sales the l6
800
date sIL ~ against in
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
The Bronx.

Norirsm MIunJ Pau. |ontram George NJ
EhrgO- tua Mildred B Ehrgolt T. q
Mcclure MAJ e. 1915. fiI3 g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26

d. 81 q bal. 20 dav in tho carly trading, m
r-ports from unofficial sources telling ~
good rains 10 Texas First prices scre "
- 10 points m and The market stood a.
/, net decline throughout the mora1AS The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26
WEEKLY SUMMARY OF BOND SALES on THE STOCK EXCHANGE

following shows sales
stock chage @
0ag n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26

sooel Louis { Herman Barnett National
~..-.u co.. $50 06.
Schacn- Motor Car 60. ~ New YorN-W.
P~Iaan Hardware CO.. sfi5 IS
shapiro Charles VI -Peerles. standard Pa
nor aud Noodenvere CO. Sc16 81
Tay Frederick CT. Lope1. $50 =.
TopU. Natha0-G Erksteiu. 1905 30
D. : Grand Lodge Independent order Sons
o. Ben amin Meyerson. S662 81
The Bronx.
Elevator supply and Repair CO &C. r
YGeug tng So 0S1 81
No Donald William : and John Ne son
Wright Ogden Go. Inc sag rs
AlaIIiu.on. Horton and Thomas Phillips
same $40
Raua~40 MARI ev~y The American Saw
mg, Bank - f6S 90
Rogers IS Cog.uc.--N Reisfed ioit-e
WUho<- Niatrlide-M W'r,weir. $3.50 a.
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-26

the crisis between Scrvis and Austria
appeared 70 be az an end. Range Of
IriCc5:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-08

ulu uOW, UuL LIS UuS11SSS pIIuS WdS
left. He resolved to build anew
among those who knew and respect
ed him.
Its only Dorothy and Midget, Mr..
Bliss" announced sweet, conf1ding
voice, and, looking up from his desk,
Bliss recognized Dorothy. In one
arm, she bore bundle, in the other
erh pet kitten.
''They are going away to the sea-
side, Cleora and her father" she ex-
planned. "AIl the money my mother
left me is gone, he says, so they
turned me out. But l came straight
to youw cried the little waif brightly,
as if that fact solved all troubles in
her path.
"Oh, you want advice, little one?"
said Bliss, in a kindly tone.
mo, I DON'T" disseated Dorothy,
strenuously. Il know2hat a great
grand man you are, and l want to
work for you and help you. oh, we
need so little, Midget and l, and an
old lady in the village will give us
free home for getting the meals and
keeping the house in order. I've
thought it all out Daytimes I'll come
here and be your clerk. You can
teach me how to sell goods and keep
your books, and I'll work like every b.
thing. oh, please, don't say no!'
A humid blur came before the eyes
of Bliss at an appreciation of the i'm
petuous, unselfish devotion of this
poor little wayfarer. He saw that he
would fairly break her heart if he de-
MED her. *
1t was wonderful how quickly Dor
othy learned the business way. She
was bright, joyous company all day
long. Then, too, the business began
to grow. At the end of six months
she was proudly earning salary.
She wore more neat, fitting clothes.
She was Miss Lane" now.
One afternoon, just as Dorothy left .
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-06-08

A light form had crossed the gar
den a moment previous, but he was
too absorbed to note its presence
Out in the deserted lane he chose a
grassy spot beside the hedge and
buried his face in his hands in painful
thought.
In single day he had seen the
business of years go by the board.
There had been the consolation, how
ever, that the assets had paid off ev-
cry dollar of debt-that is, with his
own private inherited fortune thrown
in. He believed in Cleora. He had
anticipated that, like a true woman,
she would sympathize with him in
his affliction, comfort and encourage
him. How cruelty was he disap-
pointed!
Suddenly Bliss lifted his head in
sharp surprise. Some one was Sob
bling on the other side of the hedge.
Then came the words:
"And, oh, Midget! How cold and
cruel they were! After all his love
for Cleora and his noble loyalty to his
friend! They have thrown him out
on the cold world just as Uncle John
said would have to go. Oh, cruel!
cruel And Mr.. Bliss was so kind to
usp
Peering through the hedge Bliss
made out young girl caressing a pet
kitten and coniding to the purTing
animal her hearts grief. He knew
Dorothy Lane wel-a poor relative of
the naughty Cleora. He had pitied
her life of drudgery, and once when
Miss Boyden was away. had thought
fully strolled up. to the place with a
box of caramels for Dorothy and a
pretty new ribbon for Midget's snowy
neck. 1t had been a pleasant hour
and he had not forgotten. Now vast
sorrow and pity oppressed him as he
realized that the hard-hearted selfish
ness of the Boydens was to be
L. L.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-09
Break by Philadelphia'S Star
Right-Hander and Goudy' S
Sensational Hitting Fea-
lures OF Game.
TWENTY THOUSAND SEE
THE OPENING CONTEST
Rudolph Pitches InvinciDle
Ball for the Braves, Backed
by Errorless Fielding Bos.
ton Rioters Celebrate.

sh BE- rarh Philadelphia, cot.
q Tho ilu-iuu National lrasuc
pUuuhni winner ca-il, tan
tWaA with the Philadelphia Ath-
lct',- today d"tcaiing them a.
-pors uf tp {. The Hn-tnn
ttam drove iIcnd,r. the Nthictt,-
star righi handrr frum thc mnuud
q, terrific hitting which the
brave picccd tugvthcr when
hii- nirHut rtn-. Guwd, wa the
hitting star Tor Boston. getting
dire, -aio blow. m th,c time,
"a i.tr hat one nf q IWdN'. hats
was duu,lr and thc uihcr q
threc haggcr hi- third hit being
u ..sllc.
Rulodrh pltcilssl ganic of
Hr.t water tor hi club. wicn he
held thc AthlctiD- -p'ii huund D,
slow halls which came up 60 thC
plate a. hg a. ~, helioon.
The Aih.eaic~' hcaNicst hdttes-
could d. nothins With hi- dcih
GfN. The liu-tun unotCr- paradrd
from tiie grounds amer tl,c game,
lrd hl u hra-- isiud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-09
BOSTON WINS FIRST WORLD
SERIES GAME BY SEVEN TO ONE

American .,asuers picked ,he iu-
1.r Bender.
Tho tasf reaches of ~hluc park
were ghosed to capacity long before
same timc Thrce ana four times
thr rngul1r scat ur'.es were offered
'nr tickets and demand aI these t-
ur.- exceeded the supply
Th, uufn,lJ stand. seating 1000
PERSONS was thrown open go fU go
...lo.h 90 Wa. allied within short
uuy aUI th. -uI,s Ncrc CLOSED The
nr-t u Uur for -,Hf- .u 'n.- .rro-
served section bad waited more fuau
forts huur..
The aJy was wHrm and Huma auI
900, suited iu1 ti.f baseball tU Boo.
,istolt sun burned through .Hg mru-
r..uL oluuds and fGerc Ras puI. e.
-leh' threat u' showers from 'ur
southwest
Betting Gtor,. ae Athletic. ar e.
tn and % tY ..
John Cooms. saI Iu Thomas
served ih, Ath.,t btt,crs turn-
batting practice "lfoW, H.u
Baker tried oui 'r. rang. at tr,
ught field wall uu. of hr blows H1-
most clearing the enclosure
The Boston NHtt.re hf uU..E on
p1.,.' Tom Haahss served ur .ro
balls aud ,h. "I...a. Eouls. .Hw
Boston sent up e loud shual Whom
GuNdt drove tur uHI utu .h, -.suJ-
The Boston Rr.es werr rrt ou
fh. diamond tor Us.4 preUs, TUrI
WORK Was clean .Ht and h...ItH.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-10-09
FOURTH WEEK OF BATTLE IN NORTHERN FRANCE
ENDS WITHOUT ADVANTAGE TO EITHER SIDE

now e. prey to German howitzers and
aircraft
Whether or uot the garrison ot
Antwerp will Pee abel Geo stand Doe.
ground uutl thc fate ot the utteu'pi
to relieve the fortress is decided. Is
Impossible tn fototch
While some pi.,grvs of tho bum-
hardmeut oi Antwerp m3y have hrru
oycrdriwu. u Is nevertheless full
confirmed that The damage done los
the lucendlr shells aud bombs
shoVeIIue 90 the aItaar. from thv
German nuWiur;- ruI aircraft BEL oN
tcusiNc
The aerial uld ON Dusseldorf pre-
sumrbly bt Brush altWcn is con-
urmcd py the Ccrmau ofu.IHi come
mmiDsuon winch admits thar thc
cover ut tu urnlp 300 % hangar wac
demolished.
From the rtm. source if i- admit
ted that th, GI--ia1 arms .u.aiIn-
i.a-r Prussia I- a-a.u HI,. Hf Lf B.
th. -.ru,. nI uur Ot IbU rlIIrI NuH.
rotIt, successes
Tb, report rhat Fine youtuilI grand
uu hess uf luNpm. fs a prisoner
ut th' Germans ,H reiterated ipda.
though uiucIul confirmation Be- lark
liUg Tho graud duchess ,- declared
goo hc ne8i.elt'a. af >urrWlura
Bavaria
tn, N,ut,u'guus. ae.utdlug tu
their own reports. tr, almost Hi th,
gates % SutJ,Eu. tH, Bosnian ,api
tI Their Ht.st capture Js hH
named "Gros "a little wuy northeast
uf SaraJe>u.
The renewal of hints from Wash.
! ins'uu tual the subject 'i peace 500
the basis at u drawn war again be-
under discussion .- met Ntfh au ape
parcntIy inspired statement boz tue
| Westminster Gazette.
THIS stsfem,ut rsucIaiv- tho.
while Great Britain haa uu desire ta
crush or humihate the German poo
plt. there must Dee no mistake about
| the tact that sh, intends e. take
whatever political measures are ue
csssry tH tTusn German wlltHri-m
'To tho suggestions. the West
minister Gazette sass. THAT Wv shall
/ b, content with a drawn Ntr wh..h
/ leaves The German cmprr under ilr
Influences and With the same policy
aud methods Geo disturb uur pcHrs
and o. threaten nII safety auu
eventually "a, nu pJ,l Co TO- 49,, can
return but one uu-v,r AZ whatever
.o-f we NEON to prevent thbl and
/ whatever means mas ur necessary on
prevent "a, mean In the faithful gpW-
| uuttou oi uur aIu,s tu take
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GERMAN GENEHNL STAFF
HIpORT~ NOTHING DECISIVE

London. p.t % ts.iU a m D. The
official communication cot thv Ger
man general staff gwen out at H,i-
lp the ctcuiug %. October /, De- rou-
tanned .u dispatch ta Reuters Tolp
gram ,owpant from AIu-lvraam 90
tIfH.
"From thp western s.rup uf war
mo- facts m dceisi,, Importance can
hr mentioned small prHgrv-s haas
been msdc near 81 MIh,rl and n
the Ats1nnas
Before Antwerp Port lr,eduuA
tto the south of Antwerp BIAS been
taken and ths attach ou the inner
tort line has begun thrr.uith The
humbatdwru. uf thr quarter of fh.
town hlur behind was begun otter
ths declaration ol the commander oi
the stronghold that he took the rc-
sponslbiutt
"ihe airehip halI at Dusseldorf nas
been hlt hy a bomb thrown hy hoe.
tiie aviator The ROOF of the hall Was
pierced and thc cover of au aiphip
Was demolished
I'm ihr east the Russian column
is marching irnm Lomza lHusslau
Poland and has reached iAUk un
east Prussia, just beyond the uUu-
tier. ana almost directly west from
AuEustowol
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ss.0oo PEorIH PNCk
SUM PNHk FoR GNNE

Sh.hc rufk. Philadelphia. out s
1he Boston Braves. pt1uapt winners
ul the Nauunal lttEut aud thr phi.-
dalphih Athletes champions 90 the
Americans eIash,d to-day n the FIRST
hstts fof the WoIlas baseball cham
r'Hnshin uf 1914 some 600 per
sons saW the oncniuE eusag,mtnt of
the rrfrn- stme rcurs. Hundreds
we're turned awti, unable Go ontaI IN
admission.
The lfustuus prepared to send
their slow bail bosnian DICK Hu-
dolph. Co the litlhlng mouud The