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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-08-29

London, Aug. PA dispatch from
ostcnd says that the Germans have
occupied the French towns of Houha-
iX and Nalcncicnncg.
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Paris. Aug. 25.-The burning VIII
lagos and the heaps Of bodies lying
around Charieroi show the ferocity
with which tho allied French and
British opposed the German force
that swept the allies back into France
after q ten hours battle. The lines
advanced and rstreated around Char
lsroi. the town being taken and lost
six times before the allies Withdrew.
The carnage was fearful. Five viii
lagos were burned.
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Germans Recover .AlSacC.

New York, Aug. 27.-A wireless
from Berlin today says all the forts at
Namur have fallen. LonSwy was cap
tured after a resolute defense. The
French forces attacking the German
crown princes army were repulsed.
Upper Alsace is free of the allies, ex-
cept at points westward from Colmar.
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BATTLE OFF DELAWARE COAST.

Flashes and Roar Heard An Main
land-Wrcckage Driy TO Shore.
Cape Henlopin, Del . sdg. 27-A
naval battle is bell = ITO have oc-
CURED off the coa' Pc early today.
Flashes and roar = ,fently of cannon
fire continued IS. two this morning
to daylight = glare of the flames
was plainly @ The leading belief
is that b3>S fsscls were afire. The
wreckas' /4fifting ashore today. 1t
is belle, chat the combatants were
German cruiser and an English
warship. Both may have been sunk.
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Russian Advance Irresistible.

st. Petersburg, Aug. 27.-The gem
eral staff today announced that the
Russian advance into Prussia has
proven "irreSiStible" and the army Of
invasion is rapidly approaching
Koenigsburg. The Germans who re-
treating, are maSsing at Osterode for
desprate stand against the Russians
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Attack ON ,Antwcrp.N

Heeendaai. Holland. Aug 25.-
Tn0rey thousand Germans attacked
naIiAas. thirteen miles from Antwerp.
today. The Belgian cavalry Is oppos-
Inc tho German advance OH Antwerp.
= zeppelin few over Antwerp today.
orcvping bombs. Two houses were
Wfecksd and several persons killed.
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ITALY STILL UNDECIDED.
Popular Feeling Against Germans and
AuStriauS

Rome, Aug. 27.-AlthOugh 1t has
yet made no declaration of war. Italy
continues calling reservists to the col
"rs. The Germans are pressing hard
for support, but there is great popu-
lar ill-feeling against Germany and
Austria. .- fs.l,e%4ss.
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London. Aug. 25.-A dispatch from
Vienna says the Austrian government
has ordered the Austrian cruiser to
cooperate with the Germans In de-
Tending Using Tao from the Japanese
attack. This means war between ia
pan and Austria.
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Washington, Aug. 25.-A wireless
message frOr Berlin states that the
advance toward Paris Is now being
prepared for by the gathering in Of all
the German army on the western
boundary.
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Japan Will Not Leave East.

Toxic, Aug. 27.-No news of the.
operations at kiao Chau have BEEN
published here. Japan today made an I.
unqualified statement that it would.
take no part in the war outside of the !
Far East. -
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GERMANS WIN VICTORY.
Drive French and British Beyond Bel
Sian Borders.

Berlin via. Copenhagen, Aug. 27.-
with the announcement of a COM
plete victory in Belgium by the war
ONCE, 1t is stated that the losses on
Doth sides are tremendous. british
troops fighting with the French were
driven across the Belgian border.
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NO PROTEST FROM ABROAD.
Wilson Says no National Has Objected
TO United States Policy.

Washington, Aug. 25.-prcsilcnt
Wilson announced today that he had
received no protest from abroad
against the purchase of forcin ships
ID! IN" american government and
none WAS expected.
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sfsce announces that u division of
Austrian cavalry was routed at
Plougoudan. The Russians captur-
ed nve batteries and two hundred
prisoners.
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~ Petersburg. Aug. 25.-The Rus
sians have captured the cities Of
soldau and Neidenburg. east Prussia.
after Ave days hard lighting. The
progress Of tho campaign indicates
that the Russian plan Is to press on to
Berlin.
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Paris Preparing for Siege.

Paris, Aug. 27.--Prcparations to re-
sist the siege of Paris are being rush
ed today. Gen Calliene, an expert
on defensive operations has taken
command Of the troops and garriSO rs
about the capital. Supplies of al!
kinds are being rushed into the city.
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VILLA MEN AT DURANGO.
Brigade With Artillery Despatched to
chihuahua City to Check BrOthcrs

Ei Paso. Texas, Aug. 24.-Gen Villa
has sent troops to Durango to combat
unfriendly interests in that State, ac-
cording to persons arriving here to-
day. One brigade with artillery was
dispatched from Chihuahua City, they
said, to meet the troops Of the Arrie-
ta brothers, Durango leaders, who re-
Gently depOsed Governor RouiaX.
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Ioodon. Aug. 25.--A dispatch from
0oG11gvs says desperate battle be-
tw&bn Austrians and Servians is be-
10 1ought at visegrad. There have
beea heavy losses on both, sides. Five
hanArsd dead were found In the
tssaches after darkness stopped the
taegle Monday. &C.
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Austria Oilers to SURRENDER.

Rome. Aug. ga dispatch from
Antivari says the Austrian command
er at Cattaro has offered To surrcnd-
er and Is seeking the hes, terms pos
siblc.
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mons that the British loss In the bat
tie In southwestern Belgium was g.
900 men.
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British Land at Ostcnd.

London, Aug. 27.-British marines
have been landed at Ostend, Belgium,
and are now occupying that city.
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Rome, Aug. 25.-It was officially
announced today that tho conclavc TO-
elect tho successor Of Pope Plus will
ne opened August 3lst.
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Paris. Aug. 35.-It Is reported that
. French scientist has invented gas
bomb which exploding kills every hu-
unsa being within three hundred
ysrds. II IL seriously stated that the
French are preparing to use these
bembs as a reprisai Ior the alleged
- by Germans Of dun dunn" bullets
en4 tooth edged bayonets., {.
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london. Aug. PA German cruis-
"r has been sunk by British NvarShip
OH IN" coast of Africa. The German
cruiser Maggcburg was blown up off
the coast OF Finland,
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Germans Take Lille.

London. Aug. 27.-Liilc, Il city
125 miles from Paris, is reported
to have been captured by the Ger
mans.
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Berlin Claims Victory.
'ecial to The Daily Item.

Special to The Daily Item.
Berlin, Aug. 27.-A complete VIC
iicially announced by the German war
office.
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Steamer Blown up by Mime.

london, Aug. 27.-The Norwegian
steamship Gotfried is reported blown
up in the North sea by floating
mine. 80
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shanghai. Aug. 25.-British troops
and sapplics have been sent to aid
the ia ancsc troops which arc invest
ing rs NJ Tao.
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A CRUSHING DEFEAT.
Germans Reported to Have Taken
10000 Prisoners.

man embassy has received a wireless
stating that crushing defeat of the
French and British has been admins
tered along tho German and Belgian
frontier. in which the Germans took
ten thousand French prisoners. in
cluding several generals with a great
numter of cannon and equipment.
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GERMANS FLEE IN TERROR.
Reported to BE Abandoning Every
thing at Approach of Russian
Troops.

Rome, Aug. PA dispatch from
ST. PeterburS states that the Russians
in western Prussia are marching to-
ward DanZiS. Immense masses of the
population are in flight before the aD-
preaching Russians. Berlin is in a
state Of panic. Germans are aban-
doninS their Notifications, their trains
of artillery and ammunition and are
in full flight before the irresistible
sweep Of the Russian Cossacks and
infantry following. With the eXcep-
ton of kOenigsburg, the Russians oc-
cupy all Of eastern Prussia.
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Fighting at Ostcn(l.

London. Aug. 25.--A late dispatch
says the Belgians and Germans are
fighting in the outskirts Of Ostend.
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Bclgians Lose 1000 Men.

London. Aug. 25.-Thc Chronicle
saws that the Belglans loss thus far
In the war arc estimated ut 10000
killed.
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Said to Have Captured Lille, Opening Way
to English Channel.

SUSTAIN DEFEAT AT HANDS OF RUSSIANS CONTINUE IR
RtSSTIBLE MARCH INTO PRUSSIA-GEHMANS RETAKE AL.
SNE-DEAD SIX FEET
CONFLICTS Observation-Disclosures SECRET
But ANNOUNCE THAT TlIEY
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London. Aug. 24.--The official press
report announced today that the Ger
mans have captured Namur, Belgium.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-08-29

Rome. Aug. 25.-Austria is mob
liking troops on the Italian frontier
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Germans Capture Forts.

Berlin. Aug. 25.-Namur and five
ports have been captured by the Ger
mans.
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4 )C1)aG Aug. 25.-French anG Brit
- Uosonips which have been bomb
- Cattaro destroyed all the Aus
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-08-29
GERMANS CAPTURE Lille.
Way to English Channel Now Open to
Teutous.

London, Aug, 27.-The German
capture. Of Lille opens the way to the
English channel. Reported Victories
Indicate tsat the Germans are now
80 miles over the French boundary.
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London. Aug. 25.--Premicr Asauith
announced In the house of com
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LEAVE SWITZER.
LAND.

Report Extension of Utmost Courtesy
Throughout Germany. None Is in
Distress.
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DEAD PILED UP IN STREETS.
Terrible Eattic Raging at Malincs-
Part of Town Blown Up and Peo-
'Hlc Fled

Amsterdam, Aug. 27.-A terrible
battle is raging at Malines today. The
dead are piled in the streets to a
height of six feet. The greater part
Of Malincs has been blown up and
the population has fled to Antwerp.
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hAhUR Falls TO GERMANS
Reports Show That Germans Have Made
Many Successes in European War.

CARNAGE IN FIGHTING AROUND CIARLEROI-AUS.
TRlA WILL SEND CRUISERS JAPAN, AIDING GER.
sV MANY-RUssIANs CAPTURE AND CONTINUE
TWER
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-18

dem. as they would be too rich a
nrxrd for mere neutrality.
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STATE MOOSE
MEET HERE IN
CONVENTION

/ Delegates TO tho progressive state
convention are coming in today on
every train from all parts ~ the
! state. The convention will begin at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the
Armory.
Tho principal work OF the con.
vention viii DO the adoption OF a
state platform.
Govnor Teats. progressive candi.
date for lieutenant governor two
years ago. Is being discussed for
the temporary chairmanship. Mel
son W. Durham OF Spokane Is men.
toned for tho state chairmanship.
but predictions along these lines
are unsafe. as the county conven.
ton here demonstrated.
Practically all OF the COMPRESSION
al candidates will be present
Ole Hanson. candidate for Y. 8.
senate. probably viii be the chief
speaker.
The state central committee win
meet at noon. and new state chair.
man and secretary will be elected
Erven II. Palmer OF King county.
Roy Slater OF Spokane and one or
two others are mentioned for the
honor.
Because he viii have his hands
full In King county as county
chairman. Acting State Chairman
Herbsman probably will not be con.
sidered.
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five BRITISH
VESSELS SUNK

SHANGHAI. Sept. fs-Reports
that the German cruiser Embden
has sunk five British steamships
off the coast OF India and that the
kaiser's naval force In the Pacific
is making the Marshall Islands its
base we're regarded today as prom
Using serious fighting In eastern
waters.
The menace OF such situation
TO shipping In considered such
II Ia believed Great Britain will be
compelled TO act. and. II the British
has not the fighting craft avail.
able to deal with the Germans. II
is expected they will ask the Jap
anese to undertake The task for
them.
IL was said the crews and pas
sengers OF the ships reported sunk
were saved.
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Map OF city OF Berlin. showing
suburban towns. The most I'm
portant OF these, perhaps, 10 Pots
dam. 10 miles southwest OF Berlin.
where Frederick the Great 10
buried under the ehancel OF the
garrison church. Potedsm became
a royal residence city In the nth
century. but lts real lmportsnce
began In the next century whom u
was the residence OF Frederick the
Great. who rebuilt the palace OF
HIS ancestor, the great elector,
Frederick William.
N the kaiser finally Invests
Paris, he will have 20 hammer
away at a wonderful system Of
Qualifications.
Berlin 10 different.
The walls OF tho old city
were torn down In i7S5 and
bouicvards now occupy the
lines OF the old battlements.
The city has a serious weak
meas. II Is built In a fiat
river plain and 90 lacks hills
and heights which. when
crowned with forts. made Paris
the strongest fortified city In
the world.
Russians who pass the border
strongholds will be attacked by
massed armies strongly intrenched.
Many miles from Berlin row aft
er row OF earthworks are planned
by the Germans.
VIII Cost Many lIves
Az fast as one is taken the de
tenders may fall back TO another,
and thousands OF men must die
by this determined resistance be.
fore Berlin may be taken.
But the route 10 Berlin Is IN.
miliar 10 Russia.
In 1850 the cars army appeared
before the defenseless city. BON.
barded II. and retired on the pay
ment OF miliion-dollar ransom.
The Austrians. too. took tho city
and the French occupied II twice.
once In 1905 and again in 1912.
A City Of 100000
In 1871 the founding OF the Ger.
man empire made Berlin world
capital
From that date its growth has
been marvellous.
In six years II doubled in popula-
ton, tho census OF 1877 showing
1 800 900 people within It's limits.
ny 1900 another million people
had moved to Berlin. and today a
careful estimate places the popu-
lation at 3.250.000.
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CANNON SHOOTS
POISON GASES

ROME. Italy. Sept. 1s.-There is
much talk here OF n new German
siege gun which kills as much by
poisonous gases liberated from the
shell as by the solid contents. The
gun has a relatively small bore and
is easily mounted on wheels. The
shell il loaded az the mouth OF the
gun. but metallic shaft, making
a piece with the shell. is rammed
tightly into the gun. Shell and
shaft are shot together.
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PICTURES SHOW
UNIFORM TYPES

PARIS, Sept. 1s.--In order TO
avoid confusion on the part OF the
French soldiers I'm mistaking the
uniforms of their allies and their
enemies. the war office has dis.
trlbuted n large number of copies
OF pictures showing the various
types. II is pointed out. for In
stance. that:
Tho English are the only
troops In khaki.
The Belgian Infantry are dis
tlngulshed by their great coats
and dark gray trousers.
The only difference between
the UhIans and tho Belgian
Lancers Is that the former are
In gray from head to foot, but
the Jacket and helmet Of the
Belglans are black.
The Austrian Hussars and
Dragons are In blue with red
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Alsace. is untrue. II Is estimated
there are not more than 10000 Ger.
mans In the entire province OF Al
sace. and their strength at Thanh
did not exceed 10000 men. Most
OF the German troops about Belfor,
have been rushed TO reinforce the
principal armies.
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RUSS PAPERS
DEMAND that
ITALY FIGHT

pgTEoGRAD, Sept. ie.-aus.
.,sn papers ehorused demand to-
ssx that Italy Join the allies
s,,lnu Germany and Austrls.ttun.
psy.
,da.tSfrzsus ~csls be eomoelled
- svc. Tor scaee. and, with Aus
,r,,s support cut Oft. Germany un.
Asuetedly would see the useless
Isss Of further resistance.
II was asserted the German gov.
srnment had led the masses OF Ger.
s,xns 10 heliev, the Italians would
ssertly join them
These newspaper utterances fol
nxed reported hint by the Pet.
raxyad 20 the Rome foreign office
mai Italy must seize Austria's
Isllsn PROVINCES. II II wanted
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keschlkan will vote on snnexln0
tide flats to city.
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Louise DfeN

NEW YORK, Sept 1s.--John
Drew has only one serious rival on
Broadway this season. and that's
his own daughter. Louise.
Papa" Drew is doing quite we'll
in his new play Mt the Empire. but
daughter" Louise is doing a whole
lot better few blocks up the street
at the George NJ. Cohan theatre. In
the role of a French countess who
speaks perfect French and Bowery
English. Miss Drew is running away
with all the honors of the new
Conan play. 1T Pays to Advertise"
AS well as some of the honors that
used to belong to her distinguished
father.
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OFFICER KILLED
WHEN MEN FLEE

PARIS, Sept. ia young re
serve officer who has returned 10
Paris. relating how he captured the
sword OF a Bavarian colonel. said f.:
when charging the Bavarians
noticed that their colonel was strik
ing his own men with his sword "a
prevent them from running away
lie was 80 occupied In this that he
forgot the approach OF the French
and was shot dead.
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toes have been rejected, a prefer
ence for English having been ex-
pressed.
George Bernard Shaw has of.
fered the helpful suggestion that
the council adopt
Hell is city much like Lon
DON"
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the Humboldt county jail with n
table fork, May Slaughter, Jointly
accused with two men of stealing
cattle. escaped In the night She
tore a blanket I'M o strips and low
cred herself to the ground after
squeezing through an aperture IL
by is inches
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-18
SHAW HAS MOTTO
FOR OLDLUNNON

LONDON, Sept. lS.--Memhers OF
the London county council are
racking their brains to find a suit
able motto to put on the city's new
coat of arms. Several Latin mot
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CHOICE SPARE RIBS, LIB.

The above prices will prevail at the following markets
OLYMPIC MARKET, Second and Pike
SEATTLE MARKET. Occidental and Yeser way
WESTLAKE MARKET, Westlake and Pine
AMERICAN MEAT CO., Third and JEFFERSON
WESTERN MEAT CO.. Western Avenue and Spring
BALLARD MARKET, SAB Ballard Avenue
Our Motto: From Packing House to Consumer
Look for the u s. purple stamp 1t signifies purity and
quality Shops open until 10 p m
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CollspsIble towers, adopted by
the German army for searchlights
and wireless telegraphy. are so
light and compact that two men
can carry a tower that extends to
100 feet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-09-18

Fifty Hungarian servant girls
went on silence strike in Buda-
pest, vowing not 10 speak word
until their employers allowed
them two calling nights weekly.
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FEW GERMANS
LEFT IN ALSACE

LONDON. Cvia Paris) Sept. Is
ne report that 10000 men we're
gagged In the battle OF Thanh. In
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1914-04-23
puolelta harioitettiin niisid mitd tbr.
tetntd petoSto. 9aIlitufieQe epdmies
Iuistsn puoIueitten ddnid bdtpitettitn,
Iastettiin baIlituspuoIueen bpipdtF
ine.
aaifeSta pddttden tulee parlamenttt
plan baioitettaipafF ia uubet tpoaIit
toimitettapatii.
&anmeS 8pletmafme,t ,stattmStaa
Gmpmeem.

Ednne iaapineen tiebon mmtaan
tilse fuuluiia iuoffiamme 9annes
Rolebmainen matfustamaan emf
FUN aifana euomeen. 9dneld on
ifdtpd ndbbd ditddn, Min ianoo bdn
baastatteIiioile, iotfa foettatpat pddS.
I'd ieImile milf ei bdn baIua iddbd
tdue mantereeue. EoiiefF ippfieen
fotimaabania paIaamiielIeen ianoo
Seolebmainen fen, ettd bdn baIuaa
emf feidn aifana pritdd tpoittaa
fuuluiian ranstoIaiien iuofiion Sean
8ouin iaatpattamaa tinti.resorbia.
2ilpailu tdstd taIee fai tapabtumoan
emf beindfumsia EutboImasia ia.
malIa fiIpatlmarenaua, iosfa Olpm.
ptaIaiiet enndtpfiet tpiime feIdnd iaa
tputetttin.
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aabbefi fianfbmmentd tn5naieStd
telaStmi pnmelliieSti
txlipaloSta.

WinneapoIis, Wainn., bubtit. Is p.
- GiIen iItopdipdud pddfi tuli nal
loilleen Nortb 2anb ptne So. omis'
tamasia t iabampupsid tddud. Ga
baua tpDsfentelee iatafunta miestd'
iotsta iuurin ola oil rafennufien
plimmdsid ferrofiesia tilen pdds.
tesfd tpouoiueen. aabbefianfpm'
menid tpDIdistd peIaStui onneliiesti
palosta bpppddmdud iffunpista u
los. Soitotin tpud Iouffautui pc
lastautuesiaan, mutta fetddn ei lout'
faantunut tpuaraaiiesti. Sottnt me.
nitpdt tpieId fatiomaan ettd iaban
toneisto oil ieiiautfisfa, ia be palot
mat pobimmin. Omaiiuuben bnean
Iuuruutta ei ole fpield ortpioitu.
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28 tpaltafmmtaa ON Iutuanmnt pttaa
ofaa Can Srancisepu
u1bttelbbu.

Waibingtonista ilmoitetaan, ettd
tdbdn asst on 10 20 paltatmntaa lu'
tpannut ottaa oiaa Can Sranciscon
maailman ndptteIppn. gte tpaltafun'
nat omai: 9lrsentinan taiapalta on
mpontdnpt fita tporten sos 600; 3d.
Iipia $4,000; BraiiIia 100000;
Ganabo ia GbiIe $3.50, 900; aiina ia
Suba $3.50, 900; -Sansfo, Dominion
taIatpaIta, Gqator, Ransfa, @uate'
maIa, 6atti, Sonburas ia StaIio
$4OO, 900; Sopani, 2iberta, Wefiifc
ia aIanfomaot $50. 900; Banana
$50. 900; perIia, peru, portisaI
eiam ia gtuotfi 100000; Turffi
llruquap ia DeneaueIa $4,000
Noria on bptpafipnpt tutiun, mutio
fen bauths et mp1nnd Fiben tartpit
tatpia roboia $4,000. @otaIoitpoie
iublanfulfueefeen otpai iuostinee
Idbettdmddn Nrsentina, Guba, Rans
Ia, eafia, Sfo Britannia, StaIid
Sapani, portueaIt ia Dendid. Sta
malta on uifeesia. mutta ei tpieId oil
antanut tpormaa I,ipaueta.