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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-21
ADJUSTMENTS
1.-THE only Son..

T.
Featuring Richmond Kent, THE
Only Son. which has been playing
the first half of the week at the Hip
Bodrome, closes its engagement i'll this
city with the last performance to-
night. The play is one of the best
that has been seen in this city during
the season. The cast is composed Of
talented actors, each admirably fitted
for the part which he takes. During
Its engagement here the show has
been playing to crowded houses OF
Ieppreciative audiences.
The new bill which goes on tomor
ROW brings Gus Suns Imperial Min
strels, featuring the evolution of Min.
strelsy" in three scenes. The show is
a gorgeous production that has never
before been offered at popular prices
The O'Hern Brothers, Billy Gano
and dozen other clever comedians
and vocal artists are featured in this
production. Manager Angel has been
generous in booking an added attrac
tion to be shown with the minstrels
The La-Joe troupe of cyclists is with
out doubt one of the greatest acts
OF It's kind on the American stage to
day, having just completed a twenty
eight weeks tour of the Orpheun
circuit Advertisement
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She Killed Him.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
SNYDER, Texas, Jan. 21.-That
she shot ano' killed John Y. Stewart
aged 80 years, when she met him
down town, because he had wrongeo
her. was admitted today by Mrs Min.
ME Latham, aged % years.
When she surrendered late yester
day she refused to make any state
ment
City Marshal Wolfe was shot
through the right hand in trying to
save Stewart.
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FEDS SERVE FIRST
| HANDS OFF, NOTICE.
Gilmore Dispatches Telegram to PhiIa.
deIphla President Stating
Policy to be
pursued.
CONTRACTS PROTECTED
start Active Preparations for Spring
Training Trips-Piayers Crowd
Offices Looking for
Berths.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. !
CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-The first off
cial notice to keep hands off, play,
ers under contract was served today
on the National League by the Fed
eral League. A terse telegram dis
patched to the Philadelphia National
club states In no uncertain language
the policy to be pursued by the Fed
erals. The message follows:
Chicago, Jan. 81
President Baker, Philadelphia Ma
tional League Baseball Club,
Philadelphia, Pa.
We heraby officially notify YOU
that AID Brennan and William K'llife;
have signed contracts with the Chi
cago Federals and have received ad
vance money. Both our players ant
their contracts will be protected
(Signed)
JAMES A. GILMORE,
President Federal League.
Edw E. Gates. Counselor"
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Si'||'l[zE!2I
Society Meets Thursday.

The ladies' society OF the First
Methodist Protestant church will meet
tomorrow afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. A. G. Anderson, 1908 High street.
1t was announced last night that yes
terday was the date of meeting, but
this was mistake. Mrs. Anderson
and Mrs. Mary O'Blennis will be the
hostesses. An excellent program of
readings and music has been pre-
pared
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HUEsTON ON STAND
IN CASE TODAY
Plaintiff in Suit Against Company
Tells His Story in
Court.

The case of Hueston against he
Iowa State Travelling Mems Associa-
ton was continued in the district
court today. John n Hueston, the
plaintiff, was on the stand in his own
behalf this morning, Ralph Hueston.
his sen, was on the stand during the
morning session, and Mrs. Hueston,
wife Of the plaintiff, was on the stand
III the afternoon
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FUNERAL RECORD
o Q . . Q . . q . o . . . .
Mrs. Worster.

The funeral of Mrs. Minnie Worster
was held at the residence, 22S South
Second street, at 2:30 o'clock this
afternoon. Rev. DR.. Sage of st. John 8
Episcopal church, officiating, in the
presence of number Of the friends
of the family.
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CLINTON ASSURED
OF G. A. BERTH
UNITED Press Leased Wire Ser !

= UNITED Press Leased Wire Ser .
. yice.l .
= CLINTON, Iowa, Jan. 81 .
= Clinton is practically assured Of =
= berth in the Central Associa- Z
= ton next summer az the result =
. Of action taken by members Of =
q the Commercial club this after 9
= noon in favor Of accepting the
= franchise Offered by the league. =
= Bert Hough, manager of last Z
o years Monmouth team, will 4
= bring that team to Clinton and Z
= manage II. A new grand stand 4
- will be one Of the improvements 4
= added to the present baseball =
o park. 4
%>%> q . . . . q . . . q . 9 4
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Two and one-half Cent Rate.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
SIOUX FALLS, s. D.. Jan. 21.-The
validity OF the two and one-half cent
passenger rate In South Dakota was
upheld by Federal Judge Willard in
decision fled here today He or
ders that the new rate be put into
effect Immediately. Judge Willard
held unconstitutional the action TAX
en- by the state to put into effect a
two cent rate. declaring such re
dwction would be confscatory
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Managers Hold Conference.

Manager Otto Knabe Of the Balti.
more Feds was here today to confer
with President We aghman of the CHI
cago Federals but neither would dis
cuss the nature of their meet ng
Knabe said that he had eight majol
laaguers signed for his team.
Mordecai Brown. manager Of the st
Louis Feds, was in conference with
President Gilmore today.
Active preparations for the sprin:
training trips was noticeable at tn
Federal Offices today. Statesmen will
sample uniforms spread their wares
about and the magnatss paved then
over. A number of baseball PLAYER:
looking for berths in the new leagu:
crowded the Offices.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

ia FEBER The funeral for tbs
late Theodore La Feber will b held
ri 10 o'clock at St Peters Cathoi1
church, tomorrow morning. Friends
invited. Please omit flowers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-21
FOR SALE.

FOR sALELFarm, 100 acres i'm
proved choice Dakota land, u mile
from school house, 8 miles from town
$45 per acre. Address Farm" Gate
City.
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Hackett Tonight at the Grand.

1t VIII be capacity mouse TINS even
ing at the Grand to see James 4.
Hackett in 1.-The Grain of Dust" The
gallery will be open at 7:15 and
ready for the occupancy of ladies. A
number will occupy the gallery this
evening as the demand for seats is so
large they could not all be accommo.
dated in the balcony and first floor. A
very few first floor seats remain. -Ad-
vertisement.
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Qualities Of the Grea. Book.

A great book is mine as we'll as a
mint. 1t suggests and excites as
much thought as il presents in fin
ished form.
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|TOR SALE-SO acres. 31s miles north
of dam in hamilton. Good harbor
borders south, on new road bar.
Gain, if sold soon Henry yeith, Ham
i:ton, ILL.,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-21

FOR SALE-Several thousand feet of
good pine timbers. Geo. W. Shan
non, 1904 Park street.
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The Adventures Of kathIyn.

A triumphant new departure in
photonlay craft on an heroic scale will
be seen at the Grand opera house in
moving picture plays beginning Fri
day, January %. THE Adventures of
Kathlyn'' surpass the previous
achievements of thrill, dramatic tens
ity and oriental magnfffcence. The
adventures of Kathlyn .ange from
California to far across the sea and
this great service has been secured at
great expense because it is the best
and the best can always be seen at
the and--Advertisement
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-21
viii Build Cafe

If he can get the lot at a reasonable
figure, Bat will spend half his fortune
ID putting up pavilion which will
rival any thirst emporium ever con-
ceived.
That's where his trainload of plum
der will come in handy 1t will be
more than half his stock in trade and
will go long ways toward covering
up the walls of his palace.
Should Bat not be able to locate on
the spot his dream dictates, he will
probably be in San Francisco any
way, during the Panama-Pacitlc ex-
position He believes that it is the
chance Of lifetime to annex a few
more of Uncle Sans leaden soldiers
and will at least make try Of some
kind
Whatever the business, he is fgur-
ing on going into 1t on grand scale.
And he has the money to do 1t.
The biggest single item is the block
of property in Hegew!sch. H.. where
Bat is at present located Here he
planted $4,000 and is drawing inter.
est on his investment.
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FOR RENT--Apartment for house
keeping. Heat, hot and cold water,
private bath and electric lights. 2os
Blondeau street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-21

are II
largest
Thomas Indies this reproduced
$
of
the
custu houseofh Ulcers u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-21

FOR sALE-Good young driving
horse. Keokuk Market Produce
Co
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tention
Penanee of a Village.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
CORTLAND, H.. Jan. 21.-This vii
iage did penance today when Ray Al
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished front
room, ground floor. ALL modern con-
veniences, with board. for two gentle
men or man and wife. 303 Blondeau.
Phone 211-black.
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FOR sALE-Roll top office desk type
writer desk, good as new, cheap
Phone Red 1919
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping on ground floor.
on car line; water and gas. Inquire
1908 Franklin.
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FoR RENT.

FOR RENT-six room house at e1s
North Ninth street. Gas, water,
bath and furnace. Apply C. NJ. Dun
can, us Morgan.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-21

FOR RENT-Nicely furnished large
front room, modern conveniences.
1923 Blondeau street
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-21

FOR RENT-Six room modern house,
11O4 Bank street. Enquire at 11O6
Bank. Phone Red-1332.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-21

FOR RENT-No. so4 Timea, eight
room frame house, city water In
kitchen, good barn; $4,000 per month
John Tumedty.
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Famous Lightweight Would Use
Valuable Collection Of Prize Ring
Relics in San Fran
cisco.
OLD RELICS COST MUCH
Has Bits Of Ring Antiquity Of Count
less Value to Use as Lure
to Customers in
Cafe.


The padded pillows for all time-if the
famous lightweight fighter ever does
1t will be to become boniface Of one
Iof the most unique cafes in the wide,
wide world. Bat won his title in
San Francisco, and il he can purchase
the ground, his mausoleum will ded.
Iicate the spot in future generations.
The Battler has been collecting GU.
rious press notices, photographs and
otl.er relics Of the prize ring ever
since he boxed his first match at Hot
Springs, Ark, some thirteen years
ago, and the erstwhile king of the 1913
FOUNDERS cherishes his cafe ambition
above all others.
When his ring days are over he ex
jpects to locate at San Francisco. He
has enough press matter to paper a
dozen lobster palaces of note; he has
bits of ring antiquity Of countless
value as a lure to customers-and
finally, he has money to satisfy his
him.
! One of the most cherished of his
objects of antiquity is the original car
ltoon of point in the career Of Peter
jackson, drawn by Cruikshank, ia
nous cartoonist of ring pictures.
Relics Cost Much
While in England he spent fabu
ilous sums for relics of bygone days il
the game, He has articles in which
some Of the greatest battlers of the
world figured. He has all of those
i'm which he was concerned He hal
some flags which have circled cham
Ipions in their winning fights and pilot
Iographs of nearly all Of them iron
their toddling days to their latest il
dress suits or rags, whichever tn
case may be.
He has never disclosed the object Q
the whim which has cost him thou.
Iands of dollars and which in concret
form is now occupying the basement
of his apartment house in Hegewiscl
To the average man it looked yer
much as II Bat was losing the acume
of hanging on to his cash. However
far be 1t from such. Not while til
Battler had his mind. 1t has a
ways been dream Of Bat to purchas
, the property on which he won his be-
in San Francisco. This spot has ee
his paradise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-01-21

WANTED-Sewing to do at home.
Call Red 1904.
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Federal BOARD
Complete;
ARE APPROVED

ASSOCIATED Press by Fed. Wireless. ]
/ WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 5.-The
senate banking and currency commit
tee today passed on the final nomina-
tlens made by President Wilson for the
Federal Reserve Board. The nonina.
tion OF Paul Warburg, against whom
fight has been made because Of his
membership in the firm Of Kuhn, Loeb
& Co. was finally confirmed, and the
committee also passed favorabIy on
the name of Frederick A. DeIano, who
10 president Of the Monon route rail.
road and welLknown Chicago capital
lst and man Of affairs.
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SWEDEN TO JOIN ENGLAND AND RUSSIA IF NEUTRALITY IMPOSSIBLE
WAR OFFICE CALLS
FOR VOLUNTEERS; may SEND
EXPEDITION TO CONTINENT

ASSOCIATED Press Service by Federal WreIesS1 10
LONDON, England August 5.-The British war office
has called for volunteers, which is taken to indicate that
British land forces will be sent expedition to the Con-
nent.
Premier Asquth announced today that tomorrow he will
ask the House OF Commons for the appropriation of an
other half billion dollars for emergency uses.
The report that VScount Morley, lord president of the
council and John Burns president of the local government
board had resigned is confirmed They did not agree with
Brtans stand for the maintenance of Belgian neutrality
and the British ulti1aIm on the subject.
LONDON, England, August 5.-The British government
plans to assume control Of all food supplies in the British
Isles to prevent extOrtionae prices.
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-. ...-.. Egts az :
CALLING HOME THE RE-
+ SERVISTS. HH

On page 2 today is striking. !,
! article dealing with the STATUS /
: or SOLDIERS In the United
States who are subjects of the
; foreign counties involved in the
EUROPEAN WAR. II is by the
author Of "HoNoLULu IN WAR
TINE" the article in yesterdays
: Stareulletin that attracted such :
attention.
: The NEWS-AIL the news
and FIRST, In the STAR-8uL-
lETlN.
; -..: "
, y = = = = 4 = = / - = . 1
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BOY SCOUTS OF GERMANY CALLED OUT
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson Very Ill

by Federal Wireless1
4 4 = = y = = y y y 4 \ y 4 \ \
WASHINGTON D. August 5-Mrs. Wilson,
Of declared be In critically i'll condition at the
tansaeting official
hs fes bedside
peaon which Mrs Wilson suffer
the for her serious illness
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BERLIN, Germany, August 5.-German banks
ported to have Communicated Russian deposits.
German Far East Squodron Sails

SAM FRANCISCO CAL, August 5.-The German Far
Eastern squadron has sailed northWard from Tsingta. Its
destination is unknown. The German Lloyd liner Prnz
Eite Frederick is accompanying as an auxiliary. y.
NEW YORK, N. Y, August 5--Twelve thousand reserV-
lists are here without money, employment transportation,
and are unable to join their respective coors in Europe.
They are trying to find some means OF getting to their
home countries.
BOY SCOUTS OF GERMANY CALLED OUT
5s-Mobizaton
have onedt the color In add
Alliance issued to
either bicycle
been called the eolors
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Gables Cut, Germany Isolated

NEW YORK, N. T.. August 5.-AI direct cables to Ger
many from the United States have been cut east of the
Azores, presumably by British cruisers
Germany is completely isoate
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Britain Grabs Turkish BdttIeskips

pasinghTwkey S25 000,0o0 has coHmandeefed two new
Turkish batteshps, ohe OF Which IS completed and the
other nearly complete be named the Agincct
andtne a gst staa90 q53ae9 ilo5 1lo eoa
.WASHINGTONgDq c. August 5-President wilson hast
offered the European Powers the good offices of the Unit
ed States in the hope of peaceful settlement of
any other act to avert needless hardship in wartime.
State department advces today report that mobs have
destroyed the German embassy in ST. Petersburg and the
Russian embassy at Berlin One German empoye is report
ed killed.
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Heavy forest fires in ten Russian
provinces threaten a national calam
ity and only a heavy rain storm will
prevent one of the most destructive
fires In the history of Russia.
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For Rent Store 40x3O. office room
shop 45x24; Broom house.
For Sale-14 acres land; lot on Mil
Ter str.
H. E. HENDRICK,
Merchant and Aiakea. Phone 26i
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FRENCH SINK GERMAN GUNBOAT

PARIS France August of individual actions
action with French
was sunk
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There will be an important meet
ing held at the Kapiolani Maternity
Home tomorrow morning at eleven
O'Clock All members are requested
to attend.
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CHICAGO BOARD MEMoRIALIzEs WILSON

o. c. august meeting OF the Chicago sosdr OF
his influence with the Germany Great Britain France
declared contraband Abnormal fooduHs
in this direction r
Steps
change facilitate .
nation President Wilson declaring neutrality United
States conflict
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Germans are Investing Liege

NEW YORK, N. n, August 5.--Dspatches from Belgium
report that the Germans have captured Wise and set fire to
the town, killing whomever resisted
The began town Of Argeniau is also reported to be on
fire. ~ { saa.ss-s
One hundred thousand German troops marching on
Eiege, BeigunE .s,5nnaa ssIlflgaid ,si.lupoJ
German soldiers are reported To- have captured sum-
marty " ASatans erdeavpring to enter France
NEW YORK August 5.-The boilers Of GermaRs der
soyeF have exploded off South Gedse Denmark and the
destroyer has sunk, carrying down 301menA Che remain
derMere rescued s 9saaq0sgqo1J7 oal ps1't, Z.
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CRUISER PANTHER Is SUNK;
GOEBEN AND BRESLAU TAKEN;
FIERCE FIGHTING IN BELGIUM

IAssociated Press Service by Federal Wirelessl
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL August s. -TeIegraphc dispatches
today from the eater of war in Europe say that the
French naval squadron in the Mediterranean sea has sunk
the German cruiser Panther and captured the German
cruisers Goeben and Breslau.
BRUSSELS, Belgium. August 5.-The Belgian minister
OF war today declared that the Belgian forces success
fully combating the German invasion of the country and
that the Belgian losses trng as compared with those
Of their adyersaries
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German Merchantmen Confscated

German Merchantmen Confscated >,. -. -.
EERLlN Germany sThe
riot which the destroyed believed
here. sna4- 81
g which 73 fooduhs
Aug premier
military expedition
Relief Ships Sail TOMORROW
WASHINGTON D. Aug. 5-The
Carolina
southern while
relieve necessities northern countries
CoNSTANTINoPLE
power
Germany Inuades Holland
TILeURe
this point
WASHINGTON, passing emergency
$25ooooo
deliver
$1ooooooo
Harbor
assigned
cecHes
YORK NJ. r.,
Morsans $oooooo credit relieve
negotiable ashed
gold had it =
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bATTLE-zONE W|DENS AS
GREAT POWERS STEADILY
H.. CALL OUT THEIR FORCES

German Steamer Hears Thunder of Guns British Channel
England Anesting Germans at Naval PortsKaisers Men
Meet Stout Resistance in Belgium.
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Sugar jumped up from $3.50
to 3.51%c yesterday, according
to the following cable: =
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. A.
Sugar: 96 degrees test, 3.51%c.
Previous quotation, 3.29c.
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! AMBASSADORS INSTRUCTED TO RETURN

LONDON
this
Downing
o'clock
home while Berlin hand
ed his
mobq
Embassy Carlton Hou5e night goned hQd and
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PORTE ABANDONS FLIGHT FOR FIGHT

NEW ",
America
eided yesterday England sers He
on
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GERMANS SINK BRITISH MINE LAYER

LONDON England August 5-The
finder
last night Vice Admiral Sir John JeIcoe
Of the British fleet, with the rank Of admiral.
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Belgian Gunners Canno

BRUSSELS Belgium August 5The minister of announced that from the
Notifications the
officer taken that resistance the
PORTLAND
'front.' the o
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ASsocated Press by federal Wraessl
Nothing the hostile
Sweden government
finds unable neutrality will Russia Great Britain and
Vancouver Mob Attacks German Consulate
vAhcoJ
ate here tore down the imperial eagle ap6e Ra' " sonuaf
LONDON England spies been arrested
report that Wscput Morley
Bntas stand hsaahe and the British uHmm
Earl Buamps appod Wscodn Morley and Walter nc
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Pacific Vessels May be Needed

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. August 5.-The collector of the
port here has received orders from the treasury department
in Washington to compile the tonnage records of all Ameri
can merchant vessels in the CoaStWiSe trade which are
available for possible service in the Atlantic tFsts
PARIS, France August 81 The Partisan police have ar
rested az Germans of both sexes as spies. ~ -
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LONDON, England, August 5-DeteCtives searching Ger
man domCes today found quantities of bombs and rifles
Several arrests have been made.
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Relief Ships Sail TOMORROW
Germany Inuades Holland

TIL5uRe, Holland, Aug s. German forces have invaded
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From San Franchise:

Wilhelmina, Aug. 4.
For San Francisco:
Lurline, Aug. 4.
From Vancouver:
Niagara, August Il.
For Vancouver:
Mariana, August IL.
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SUGAR.

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