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MAN
 COMMITS SUICIDE

g 2. FAIRBANKS, Itiy I6s-syglen Miss Barbara 0,Gonnor. a nurse ats St, Mat, thews hospital, declined his proposal of marriage, Benjamin Rowland, a pi- oneer prospector, yesterday committed suicide in front of her apartments.
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pnIlnn In Dark

NEW ORLEANS, July 1O.-The DO. lice here have heard nothing of the murder of Miss Beatrice Nelson, of Atlanta. Her sister recently cashed big draft here.
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RooneveIt MaY Re Forced.

OYSTER BAY. N. r., July 10.-It Is believed here by those on the inside that Roosevelt will be forced to run for Governor as the Progressive nom inee to prevent the nomination going to Sulzer or Whitman.
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EARTENDERs MEETING NOTICE.
 Election of officers, initiation, and special business. Union Hall, Juneau, Sunday, July 12th, at noon. Full at tendance required.
 7-1O-2t OYER H. PATTEN, Secy.
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ALASKA MIGHT GET
 EXPERIMENTAL STATION

WASHINGTON, July 1O.-R is pos. sible that the bureau of fisheries will establish a fisheries experimental sta. ton in Alaska this year. An appro. priation of $5O,OOO has been made for such a station.
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NATIONAL EDUCATORS
 TO MEET AT OAKLAND

ST. PAUL, Minn., July 1O.-The Ma tional Educational Association yester- day selected Oakland, Calif, for the 1915 meeting place.
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WELL KNOWN MILL MAN
 COMES TO JUNEAU

V. H. Elfandahl, manager for the Port Blakely min company near Se- attle and heavily interested in the Tee Harbor canncTy, arrived in Juneau on the Admiral Evans this morning and will spend several days in this v,ctn ity
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MnrnhaII NeIron Elees.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 1O.-Mar- shall Nelson Is preparing to flee from this city to join his mother at Atlanta.
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RnaIt Waa Star Man.

SEATTLE, July 10. - Fred Boalt is well known in this city where he was for some time a special writer on the Seattle Star.
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COLON, July 1O.-The Dutch tug Thames, towing the crane Ajax with a lifting capacity of 250 tons, arrived here yesterday from Germany.
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A FEW WORDS ABOUT THE Juneau Drug Go. 107 Front St.
 Phone 250

Phone 250 They carry the best stock in town. Their stock is new and complete. Their prescription department Is modern
 Their service Is perfecst. Courtesy towards their patrons and good will towards everybody is the motto of the store that has what you want when you want it" Remember that they are giving a free trip to San Francisco.
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EMINENT MINING MAN
 IS JUNEAU VISITOR

Col. R. w. L. Stevenson. the eni- nent mining engineer. and four assist ants were in Juneau last night during the stay of the Alameda in port They were accompanied by Leroy Tozier the Fairbanks lawyer. The party is going to Portage hay, and thence over rand to. the interior.
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WANTED-Girl or woman for gen eral housework Inquire mornings at $50 Distin ave T-6-tf
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FORMER MAYOR eUssE
 OF CHICAGO IS DEAD CHICAGO, July 10.-Former Mayor and former Postmaster Busse, of this city, died here yesterday.
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WANTED - Two experienced hand ironers. Alaska Steam Laundry. 7-9-tf
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Special sale on Sterling silver spoons and white and gold Austrian china. I. J. sharick. 7-9-tf.
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mARYE IS CONFIRMED AS

AMBASSADOR TO RUSSIA WASHINGTON. July 10.-The Sen ate yesterday evening confirmed the nomination of George T. Marye, jr, of San Francisco, to be Ambassador to Russia.
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Table board, S1.OO per day at the Good Eats Kafistoya; home cooking. -7-S-6t.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10

FoUND-Gold mounted spectacles Ask Empire. 7-0-3t.
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WANTED - Position by first class baker and cook; sober; long exper- fence. Call Phone S74. 7-9-St.
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THE VOGUE

Special sal, one-third cfr all stamped linens for Thursday, Friday and Satur- day.
 New location; Seward, near Third; phone - MRS. ALBERT BERRY -6-I5-tf.
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BALL GAME AT
 TREApWELL SUNDAY

TREADWELL, July 1o-The eleven tn game of the series between Juneau and Douglas will be played at Tread we'll on Sunday starting at S:15 p. m. A band concert will be given by the Treadwell band at 2:3O.
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coRoovA REPUBLICANS

OOEUOVN ETO5-INFNIN0
 FORM PARTY CLUB The Republicans of Cordoya organ izpd club of their party members last week with c. NJ. Frazier as Pres ldeut and Thomas s. Scott secretary E. l.. Harwood, George c. Hazelet and A. F. ! athrop constitute the executive committee.
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FOR SALE - Transfer outfit, com plete. Cash Cole. 9-7-tf
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FREE TRIP

FREE TRIP
 To San Francisco Panama Bxposi- tion if you buy your drugs from the Juneau Drug Co., 1O7 Front st., phone 25O. 6-22.tt
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Automobile for hire. Careful driver. Call up 57 or 321. 7-9-tf.
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Arn,nd Oranner,en Meet caraon.

Armed Orangemen Meet Carson.
 BELFAST, July 10.-Four hundred uniformed Orangemen with bayonets and filled cartridge belts greeted Sir Edward Carson on his arrival here to- day.
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Paul F. Stanhope, editor and pub fisher of the Wrangell Sentinel, has been elected city clerk of that city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-07-10

Jule A. Mason a resident of Wran- sell for several years, died at that place June 24.
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ton of il 900 feet, to be shown each
 evening complete. Les Miserables, by Victor Huga," is considered to bd the greatest story ever written. if you can't come tonight, come tomorf row.
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The film has arrived and will be shown tonight. Doors open 7:SO. Show starts S:15: The same show Saturday night and matinee at 2:SO.
 This is not feature but a produc-
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PLUMBING. CONTRACT LET
 FOR eoLDsTElN BLOCK Donnelly and Hendrickson, local plumbers, have been awarded the con tract for installing the plumbing in the big 5-st6ry concrete Goldstein building on Second and Seward streets.
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SHOOT SAVES THE
 cHUGAcH FOREST
WASHINGTON. July 10

WASHINGTON, July 10. = Senator Wesley l.. Jones to- day made an attempt to secure the passage of the bill abolish ing the Chugach forest in Alas ka, but failed on account Of the objection of Senator Reed Shoot, Republican, of Utah.
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MAMMOTH FLOATING CRANE
 ARRIVES AT PANAMA
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-19
U. S. ASKS
tcons.nusd PROM First Pags.l

ambassador here. already has ex-
pressed his.own regret for the incident,
apologizing personally to the State De
partment. President Wilson is con-
stantly receiving reports OF the rapid
reconstruction of affairs In Mexico,
contradicting the statements of disor-
ders alleged TO have been made by Sir
Lionel Garden. General villa tele-
graphed the President to-day his
thanks for the withdrawal of the
troops and spoke OF his cooperation
with the other chiefs for peace. The
Constitutionalist agency received ad-
vices from Mexico City that General
Zapata had replied to General Carran-
za's invitation to attend the national
convention OF military and political
leaders TO be held on October 1. for
the purpose Of choosing a provisional
president. Zapata has requested that
a truce be declared and a cessation of
hosulities be arranged pending the de-
liberations OF the convention.
II Is generally understood here that
General Carranza will resign as first
chief. and that Fernando Iglesias Cal
deron will be named provisional pres
ident The latter will conduct a gen
eral election IN which Carranza ex-
poets 20 be a candidate.
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SIhAS KlTTLE
PASSES AWAY
PROBABLY OLDEST RESIDENT OF
MARSHALL COUNTY AN
SWERS LAST CALL.
Resided on Farm Near Pleasant Val.
ley During Greater Part Of Life.
Funeral Not Arranged.

After having braved the storms OF
life for near to hundred years, Silas
kittle, who had attained the age Of
ninety-eight years. passed away yes
terday morning at the home Of his
son, Samuel Kittle, near Pleasant Val
ley. Marshall county. The place OF his
death was near the old homestead.
where he had spent the greater part Of
his life.
Living in the country al OF his life.
and doing nothing thta would tend TO
impair his health. he was allowed to
reach almost the century mark. Some
years ago he suffered a severe illness
which was thought would cause his
death. but later he fully recovered.
During the past year he became rather
childish, although he was still able TO
move about from place 20 place
Mr.. kittle was for a time engaged
In the grocery business near Sand
Hui, Marshall county. but after the
death Of his aged wife he removed 10
farm. adjoining that OF his son. AS
his extreme age increased ne removed
TO his sons, at which place he re-
NAMED until his death.
lie Is survived by numerous children
and grandchildren and also great
grandchildren During his life he was
a consistent member OF the Methodist
church. training his children I'm the
proper way Arrangements for the
funeral have not as yet been made. in
solar as could be learned last night
The known survivors are Stacey Kit.
tie. OF Kansas. Samuel Kittle. Of Mar
shall county; Mrs. VIM. Gieseler, OF
Elm Grove. and others.
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NEWS BRIEFS

EXAMINATION FOR TEACHERS
-The examination for State teachers
professional certificates, which was
begun yesterday at the library build
Ing. will be brought 10 a close to-day
az noon. The examination Is being
citizens and Prof. /. p. Ewing. princi-
pal OF the High school. The number
OF applicants taking the examination
GRANTS cHARTER-The West
virginia Sunday School Association
granted charter yesterday 70 the
adult Bible class Of the M. 70. south
church at Elkhorn. The total number
o. Organized adult Bible classes 20
date is 1927.
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"a VESSELS
Have Been Admitted 20 American
Registry Under the New Ship
ping Law.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 2s.-Twenty.
four foreign built vessels. with a total
tonnage OF 100 $50, have been admitted
70 American registry under the new
shipping law. and customs collectors
are acting on registers for q addi-
uonsl ships Of 1O6.36O aggregate ton
mage.
Assistant Secretary Sweet. OF tho
department OF commerce. said tonight
that difficulty had been met In effect.
ing transfer IN only one case. that II
the British steamer Robert Dollar AT
Rio Janeiro. Delay IN this case. he
said, was only temporary and had
been caused BY a custom house error.
p. l. Chermont, counsellor OF the
brazilian embassy, inquired to-day OF
Solicitor johnson az the state depart
ment n the American government had
on record any precedent since the out.
break Of the present war for chang
Ing registry Of merchant ships. The
brazilian government f. investigating
The status Of the Robert Dollar Mr.
Johnson cited the cases Of the Niagara
ana Buffalo, which changed their hags
at San Francisco.
Republican members Of the house
voted unanimously IN open conference
tonight a declaration that. with prop.
er retrenchment IN government ex.
penditures. there would be no necea
sity for war revenue legislation. Min.
GRITTY Leader Mann advised the Re.
publicans 10 vote against the whole
war revenue tar proposition AZ un.
necessary. This will be the minority
program when the war revenue bin h
brought into the house and ~ accords
With that already adopted By the sen.
ate.
The tailc tonight varied all the way
from discussion o. the balance Of
trade 10 denunciation % the Demo.
cratic tarih law a. the cause OF bread
lines
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BAUERS ARRESTED
Many Wanted on Charge Of Furnish.
ing Liquor TO Fatty" Sehrlnp
Picked Up Yesterday.

Charles Bauers. who was indicted
az the last session Of the grand jury
on a charge Of operating a speakasy
IN East wheeling. was picked up yes
terday morning BY Deputy Sherin
william Green. Bauers had been
implicated by the evidence OF "FAt-
" Schrimp AZ the preliminary hear
ing before Squire Wickham. he say
ing that he had purchased his whis-
Key through him. Bauers f. repre-
scented BY Attorney s. o. Boyce. who
had his man released from custody
on bond filed with the clerk OF the
circuit court. John L. Kingdom.
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GERMAN VERSION
Cooztanusd from Tir.t Page,

pie. veresshot at once in front OF the
station.
Street fighting lasted TIL Wednes-
day. the 26th, In the afternoon GA
bours), when stronger forces arrived
in the meantime and succeeded in get,
ting the upper hand Town and the
northern suburb we're burning at DIFF.
ferent places. and by this time have
probably burned down altogether.
The barbarous attitude OF me Bel.
gisn population 10 all parts occupied
By our troops has not only justified
our ssverost measures. but forced
them, ON Us for the sake Of seifpreser.
vatOn The intensity OF the resist.
ancs Of the population IL shown By
the fact that IN Loeven twenty-four
hours were necessary 70 break down
their stack. We, ourselves. regret
deeply that during these nights the
town % Loewen has been destroyed
% q great extent Needless 20 say
that these consequences are not inten.
tonai on our part, but cannot be avoid
cd IN this Infamous franctireur war
being led against us.
Government 20 Blame.
Whoever knows the good natured
character Of our troops cannot ser.
Ously pretend that they are inclined "a
needless or frivolous destruction.
The entire responsibility for these
events rests with the Belgian govern
ment who. with criminal frivolity
have given 20 the Belgian people in
Ftructions contrary 20 the Law Of ma
tons and melted their resistance. and
who. IN spite Of repetod warnings even
after the fan OF Luettich 0AeRe). have
done nothing 20 induce them 70 q
peaceful attitude"
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LONDON. Sept ~. sol 81 m--Tha
official press bureau says thc govern
mrnf nHH received Information that the
German government ia prepared fo c0m-
munfrnf" IlHfH uf British prisoners tn
iNnlr hands Iu return Tor similar inf0r-
nation on fu German prisoners here.
~ On contemplated that such lists.
which VIII iur iudo Information nn 90 the
rnVaIrn condition ~ rrIrunrra. will De-
iufrrchnurrd periodically
Arrangement nlr0 are being made FOR
tIn trnuHfnl1rlun fu Germany OF letters
PARCELS nud ruouNV orders Tor prisoners
The German government intends o.
permit curreau 1ndenro between British
rrI HurrH and their friends in England
Inn Austrian rnrnruuruf 10 tn an
ununcrd. intends to Eruut similar facill-
flna with regard tu prisoners in ifa
hands.
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COURT
Tan Term OF Court IN Bslmous oouz1y
WIN DeE1n tuesday Of usxs
Wssk-cAsss Ars BsG

The fan term % the Belmont county
court will open Tuesday. September "a
Below will be found the Consignment OF
cases Tor the term. a. made BY the clert
Tuesday. sspssabsr a2-RD<aons "a
Il,wooa c.,.s, 1nrrsrs. .
rain Coal and Dock Company
nary Z Upham vs-Vfliage of Bclrnon-'
Harvey c. Monroe vs.. board of educa-
ton OF Flushing township.
F FnS%ss n Long Va CITY Of Bs,l.ir~
George H schoetz. guardian vs.. =. o.
Ralph DeMiehols vs.. Beiment Coal
Nike Fermuta vs.. Lorsin Coal and
prank lirSis W.. George L,ashey ct
Joseph Pass vs.. Lorain Coal and Doc,
John keninis'd VI. Lorain Coal and
Joseph HuInmel guardian. vs. Loraiu
Coal And Dock company.
Baltimors ana Ohio Rsiiroad oompan ns'
George ciselukns We. Provident Coal
David H James. administrator. vs..
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad company,
Bert A. Perkins. administrator. Va
xasus, xTmsa A v.. 'I aasesi:on Con,
yirsihio Di Piotro vs.. Provieent ooal
George c Beneke. administrator. vi.
| rort Pitt Coal company.
angelo holi We. johnson Coal com.
James C. Tallman. administrators. vs.
'osfe eaan "A Tesohm n, ct al
John Trup VS.. Cambria Mining oom-
y 3. Grifee vs.. A. H Evans. ct nj.
w walker, administrator. Va. Bel
mont Sosl Mining company. ct Al
James d, Gardner. administrator. Vi,
scott Lumber company.
Wednesday, septsmbsr a..
suete or OHIO ex rel Roy Mchannis
W. n,, y; Chsppel. administrator. W. J.
w, W; Q. chsppeii. administrator. W..
Thursday, September "a
Error-Arthur Patterson vs.. state OF
p, Eauity6H: 9; Armstrong. trustee. VS..
p. Eiiza HeatherinstOn ct al W.. City OF
Myrtle Miller VS.. Jacob Miller.
iae barnett vs.. Benjamin Barnett
Sarah r. Davis vs.. James NJ. paws.
Mary Patterson VS.. RichaTd Pafssrsor
Chester NJ Parks Va. Coda y. Parks.
Ella Thomas vs.. John Thomas
4 AeaAnN W. EeTeneT Bnlinl.
Stella Phillis We. Nelson Phfilis
ID Es1elis Pauline Whetseil VS.. Grover
Joseph Derayesski vs.. Agnes pera-
| RAIDER. ies
Jesse Reynolds vs.; Blanche Reynolds.
valentine Machine We. bertha Macht,.
katherine Foley VS.. Edward p Foiev
Helen kovacs VS.. Mabel Wallace.
loftq. Aais-
Sadie E. Robinson VS.. Arthur q. Rob-
| Monday, September "a.
T.. Wehe. ct al ~
| Tuesday, September 40.
| annie Robbins. administrator vs.
and o. Coal company - -
"Wednesday, September 40.
! =. Is. henderson vs.. ID. A Talbott
Thursday. October l.
/ Andy Nincegent VS.. Cambria Mininr
i company. -s
| Friday, October q
l. seIv1na Miku. ct al, vs.. T. and O.
Coal company. ~
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HOME FROM EUROPE
Mr.. ana Ms. Aisn GLASS return Prom
EVeutful Trip over the Watara-
~ Wa hiddsn COUNTRIES.

Mr. and Mrs. Alex Glass OF Kenwood
llace. Echo Point east 81 the city. ar
rived home yesterday morning from
WoW YORK after spending an aventfui
Wlp On ne Atlantic returninE from
Europe The tourists left London. Eng
lAnn some Time ago. and have been ~.
lglrninF in New York city since I'm
the European Countries Mr. and Me-
GLASS experiences little difficulty and
were not 20 any time financially en-
uarafFcd. Mr. Glass having kept hfs
money Dig cash and not in checks a.
many others had done The tourists
loft germany ~ the time the govern
mcnt took possession % tho railroads
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LONDON. Sept IS. 1920 a. M
The war Office has received from
headquarters "a the front under date
Of September 15. tho names Of u Of
hcers who we're killed. "a who were
wounded and seven who are missing
Among those killed was Lieutenant
Colonel - ~ Montresaor ~ tho Sua-
sex regiment. Lieutenant Colonel A
G. Lowther Of the Scots Guards. n
among the wounded Colonel Low
thor was formerly secretary 20 the
Duke Of ConnauRht
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LONDON.sept, 10. n. ma despatch
10 the Daily Telegraph from Paris says,
An American army officer who OBJ
Se.Nra the lighting on the line OF Re
pas -Champenoise last week declares
mat ~ was OF a most desperate charac.
tSr. re estimates the German LOSSES IN
ms direction during the four DAYS
nshting that he saw as 20. 900, a large
part OF them being killed BY the Frenci
IN oayonet charges. These charges. hs
says, were not sporadic but general be.
ing repeatedly executed against the Ger.
mans IN the trenches by Senegalese OF
Turco troops" ~
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BUSY COURT DAY
Many Matters VIII be Taken W To.
day IN Criminal court-cases De.
INJURED. Too, VIII De Called

Today will be- a busy one IN the
local courts. general rule and domur.
rer DAY being the order of business In
all three. Tn criminal court. the Ful.
ton Turf Exchange operators will bo
no on n motion FOR relaxation Of costs
as vel os several smaller cases that
have been demurred TO from time to
time
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of IT. q. Connolly and W0Iur n Cqrnrffv
passed away yesterday morning nf tie
family home On rfffahurrh Tr until
W f.aFa ago Mi9 connolly was "a resi-
dent ~ this city. rrnduaflnr fr he ~f.~r
on 1905 from The local UIrh school aHr
vac Wen known and general far1rIfn
AinNuf me younger people ~ The city.
,nnnfIlV h4a been in n hospital Dol uIffr.
uurFh Tor some time in nu effort f1 r..
Ealn Dor health. and if wac fait that her
days ago.
Funeral services will b. hold SUNDAY
aIlernnnn 90 o'clock af thr home In
flltauurFh anl lufrrwfuf win d. Iu III
remntrrF o. that place Or vas rrrarf..I
mat the body would BE- brrurff harr
DIT iateat word from rIftabureh dir.
Deraed this theory.
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BORDEAUX. Sept. IS. D. m-Ths
Troyes correspondent OF the tempo. has
sent the following despatch
- According to wounded prfsoners the
German aeroplsnes have been put out OF
action through lack OF gasoline. The
french ayiators, on the other hand. have
oeen doing excellent work one French
alrman succeeded In dropping bombs at
an Important railroad junction with the
result that ten trains filled with re-
treating Prussians were stalled
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NEW YORK. Sept. ls.-From Europe
To-Day came many more Americans. pas
SSensers on the White Star Liners the
bhltic and the Cretic. each from Liver
pool. The Baltic got In with 2.3Ss pas
sengers and the Cretic brought aTe
Early this morning the Cunard liner
Lusitania, which arrived last night.
landed 1902 passengers
returning Americans and several Bel
gians brought stories OF the fightine
an1road and OF the war situation gener-
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.AsCNbONs sept is. s.1b ID. m-Ths
official information bureau apnoursae
that on September 16 Commander sam
IN Win an armored motor car force
Sountered patrol Of i've Ohlans near
soullens. France, killing four and
Wounding and capturing the dfth r.
British suffered no losses
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- LONDON Sept IS. S.l2 D. m.-The
TO the front, according 10 a statemant
issued this evening by the OFFICIAL press
bureau, and tried 20 get Lord Kitchen-
completed his military training. Lord
kitchener submitted 10 the king. Thar
lot the present IL Is undesirable that
active service" ~
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ROAfE

ROME. via Paris. Sept IS. 7:4o d. m.
An Austrian official denial from Wien
ma that any Initiative toward peace has
oeeh taken Dy Austria Is causing much
comment here because IL contains no
assurance that peace would be concluded
together with Germany The Austr,o-
Germany treaty originally Contained n
clause specifying that the two countries
should act reciprocally
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LONDON. Sept. is. 1885 D. m.-Tne
Paris correspondent of the ExchanEe
Telegraph Company says:
All accounts received In Paris agree
that the famous Prussian guards CORPS.
me elite OF the empire and the especial
practically blotted out In the batties
which have been waged along the Meuss.
Marine and Aisne rivers"
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destruction Of the town Termonde
iDendermonde). sixteen miles south.
east OF Client The communal Offices
were bombarded and are IN ruins
The church still stands. though ia
tower H. damaged. The hospital was
more or less spared. but an other
public buildings and houses were de-
stroyod"
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FIGHT, A DRAW

MINIATURES. Wis Sept. iR-Ad
Woiraat and Joe Mandot fought ton
rounds 90 a draw tonight Mandot was
The aTErceaor throughout. but WolraaTa
superior defense saved him from moro
than n draw