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The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

J. y. Barton wss In from verdure,
Utah. last geek aud reports that ths
Zig engine made the trip out IN thres
days aud, with IL attachment Of plows,
works like charm on the sage brush,
cutting them down like . galnt lnow.
Ing machine. The Barton Bros., have
. large tract Of sass brush land and sss
pleased that they have . machine ths,
wili permit them 10 clear Il of sass
brush aud put u In the very b~st shsps
for growing crops. The fact thu,
th~se heavy engines and plows work
succeusfuliy on sass brush land means
that thousands N scsps At such land
will BE- pot under cultivation, and BY
deep blowing aud thorough cultivation
valuable csols Will - grown On land
that nov b valuebIs ouly los ssbbll
pasture.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

Mr., Clstin WAS q vI.Itor nj the John
.n ..,,. r.,,.a.v n, la, ~..k
~ ~ TIT. .. Il, ,,.,, IN. A.,
,.,d .,,,,.y country las, Friday ~,
.,,,,,,.. ma y,s,,.a M. old home dawn
m. ,,v., ,.,u,,In, nm SATURDAY..
In, -. 49,, u.m,o,a -. mt.
Tin, N, The s,,, cutting Of alfalfa.
rn.v ,s,o,, m. h..v,.., croo In y..r,
-. 80. - IT,, s.....s,., :,
,s,d.a m. uu.,c., entertainment n,
DoIo,,.. tuesday, nIrb,,
r.. 1t, ..,.- p..,., .,,.v.a =.
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P''"'s
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

TO the observing one Il In plain 10 bs
seen thst the old farm Ia the best place
70 the world for the average young
man and never falls To bring = happier
and more useful life than the city
Young men, you who I'LL the soil and
earn your bread by the sweat of your
brow, we are proud of you; our latch
string is always out to you aud you
will always have friend In this paper,
Come aud see w aud give w the
news from, your neighborhood.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

The David Duggan Opera company
gave an entertainment In the OPERA
house Tuesday evening. The house
wss we'll niied and oil present
seemed To be ples.~d With the per,
formance. The business men who
signed the contract aud susrapte
sufficient money IN have TIL, high
clsss entertainment come 10 Dolores
worked hard To make u the success u
was. Thirty.nine persons from Cortss
attended the entertainment, seven
cars going down from this place aud
furnishing transportation free. The
attendance from the surrounding
country vas slso good. The receipts
from the sale NJ tickets wss = few
dollars short Of meeting the expense.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

Every man h . part of this town.
The town embraces the fortunes, and
In some measures at least takes on the
character Of the man. So loyalty to
ones town n no more than loyalty 10
ones self; aud this loyalty 10 In the line
Of all well shaped human natpre.
Therefore II In right 10 say that the
nisn who does not stand up for his
town IL In some way dwHrfed.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

Miss Augusta Rentz has been bring
ing Strawberries tn town the past week
from her fathers ranch on summit
ridge. They are extra fine t'errIes and
. gallon Ia gallon not d We or sig piner.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

Hughes 4 Bucannon have Improved
their plsce Of business by buiidinU m
addition to their shop, Installing .
gasoline engine and otherwise remodel
ing until they now have IN up-te-slase
biacksmIth and wood work shop. rhsls
saw, drill and emery wheel are now
run by power which saves some work.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26
Going To Do Il Again.

Mancm Will celebrate the Fourth
this year. M. and Nm. Forqusr, who
served meals In The Tavern. ~ Man.
co~, last year, are nov the proprietor
81 the Elite Cafe. Their policy h
never 10 hold up the public ON special
occasions, and they assure thoss that
come to Msncos to celebrate ON The
Fourth that they will get theis mon
eys' worth In good food, service and
courteous treatment. The name b {
guarantee ~ that.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

All kieds q bigh.grsde job work st
The Star one. Letter heads, note
heads, envslopss, bill heads, state.
msnts, blank forms, books, etc. Get
prices.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

Heybsst DsvsAAeas cams 1ewn ftoa
Rien The one - Ne vssk D astsnd
tho Duesau epeen.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

h 8ssfa 4ft y - - 81 ma se4f fT NJ
Hpw su.a1, @seohanln wha - 49,
bssassp 80 10Y sllpptneseas 49,
49, s6utI6 - uaass1y1n9 ssnn =
~ con1la1on u al1ais5
~ esosss thsss ssae y : ssnbss =
sunssoA ~ ossesallv - teise1pal ~
= 1heesths pespo1 ~ pos )eesssss
tseasas thsy sssu6 - - 49, l66s's
sdvsssipeussess = cstlI +.
~ bnslssus nsan - HovQ 1ses-
~ - tasdiy sxpsse epsu1 1s1ey
spapues ~ - ssesls siaha ~
s1vssttnsg - iaplsdset Isatsss =
Asvsvsiaias q - sisht HID VII
|616va tslqg, Qpssloas asA ~ hsyiss
4 Ik.sss1p.s9S 91vssalssussaasSs-S
live papss y rsligtou~iy % II doss the
news oolon,ns.
The readers Of this paper want 10
know something u the wares the
merchants Of this town have for sale.
II YOUR I'd 10 ARISING they will
probably turn to the OTHER fellow
the man Who GOES AFTER bushes,
aud GETS TT.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26
-. DsvlI ?. Dey Pa.. Away.

c. Dsvil ?. Dsy Psss Away.
~ 7:lO this morning Death placed
IL Wy hand on the brow Of Colonel
David r. Day and released him from
3 terrible suffering that had held
him In ita graap siuce Friday night.
For nearly sixty houp the end had
bsen ,notnentsrily expected. Hk eight
for health bed b<eu long one. Early
In the year he ives taken critically ~
and for weeks his recovery seemed
impossible. Al last . change for the
better was noted and for time II sp-
peased his health would be restored.
All that medical aid or loving hands
could do vAs done TO alleviate his
suffering. 81 About six weeks ago he
was able 70 leave the hospital. Those
In attendance thought he WAS improv.
log, when suddenly he was stricken
with panlysIs and the end came
within thpse days.
His pssslng takes away one of the
best known pioneers Of the state o.
we'll - one Of it, ablest newspaper
men. A. . paragrapher he was con.
ceded to be without equal In Colorado
and his clever caUatic pen brought him
national recognition.
Colonel Day cast his lot In south.
western Colorado thirty five yean ago
and wss potent factor In its upbuild /.
Ing.
He was born In Hamilton county,
Ohio, on March 7th, is47, his grand.
parents having been prominent
pioneen Of the section. Early In life
he heard his country's call for volun.
TEEN and enlisted In the federal army,
Company d, 81 Ohio infantry January
]. 1852, two months aud seven days
prior 10 his fifteenth birthday. For
gailantry before yicksburg In 1858 he
Vas given . medal Of honor by the
federal congress. Al the age Of u he
waa chief Of the scouts Of the Seven
tenth army oorps, under General
Fink F. Blair, and served With
distinction. During the var he ~.
oeIved four bullet wounds and Que
saber wound. Three times be was
made prisonsr and swics be made his
escape, once from Apdersonvills and
again from Florencs. B. c.
TIE remains will b sent to Denver
10 Be Inferred II he Rivenids GENE
terry hssides hia children and bis broth.
sss. Vest Day vtii scoonpany theG.
A hsisf funeral sssvics. couduetsd By
Ess. ,1alssh1o12~UGn ~ ~ SF Is
undertaking. p1Bsnss wednesday morn.
q ng.-Mondsy's Durango Herald.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

The Women's Club of Lewis. viii
give n picnic at the Lewis school house
July Fourth to which everybody h
cordially invited. There will be =
dance In the evening.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

On Friday Marshall PIunlee and
Calvin Fink attached two teams to the
band staud-thar gorxeousiy painted,
stately structure, with an eagle on the
top, which has adorned the vacant lot
north Of the depot for the past ten
yesrs-and drew II to the Town park
between Eight and Ninth streets and
Hillside avenue. Considerable DIM
Guilty was experienced In getting the
building under the cross wires In the
street, aud At Sixth street the eagle
had to lie removed from his perch be.
fore building could be taken farther,
II Is now located near the center Of the
park and when Il IL repaired and
painted will be IN ornament TO the
grounds.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

A. b. williamson OF Philadelphia.
Pa, h visiting with his brother,
Randolph, In this place.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

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1 NJ > b - aany Ussnen 0>g1o
sashss - hsasslenl 49, ~ ~
ossases - mlay msa ~ s1oC - 1
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Hlo1 ses1ssy = sus1lne $500 ~
pssaAely - - -. WA4 - ~
allhlng ~ oDW9 M N Ss
upol1 tDmloleo uso1h = ~ ScG
A. aos,ka,ae = 49, = - -
The nasslaUs eoll ~ - ~
lhsss assuuobe 49, $3.50 snhsooo u
u Il 1lls1 - ensys1eyno1leI
Evso - pp1n1sl - - : - eaa
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IL Ioaobs.
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oJoo6.
u b ssssssssd ahas ~ npasIlllaa
sivss discovered ~ Cslsesl nusssvsls
- eallsd The Hi Bsyx.
A euod hsast = : Isstss q esedla. ~
stsanos - ~ sons msa - alWAys
without essdss n TIN Ussl1.
I1uok way pssA yes ajseo, ~
vatshine ~ opposssnitlso IN ~ -
thsse.
HNs assa ase - shspllsal ~ ssvss
even bsllsvs tlsasssavsa
4 oood UsDk asjdon eonplnton - :
quassslnome Aushaa1.
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ttsss o1s't iav11k
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The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

Mes. Dan smith came down from
Rico Tuesday to visit with Dolores
friends.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

~ mslss. : ssadss and : cssple -
hsve tssa do1as wosk % The sesssG "
paa nv aaSa.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

Y doe,n't pay TO sossip about ones
nAghbon. Let ~ havs oniy kind
thoughts and oood words 1os everyone,
sasd - ssss n lssA . zhsipins hand
pvAsssvssaaasissan1h sss Il. Ia try.
isg 10 tighten suothsr's burden, we
forget our own; and the kind thots we
send out come hack b 10 like echoes.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

Jimmy Mowry Of Cortex, left Wed
nesday for Utah where he has posi-
ton awaiting him.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

The wire for the park fence 90
placed on the ground last evening.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

Adam, Wagnss q Montsuse, has
ban IL town. ~ paas Ssw days sn
in4pFancs buslmom.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

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The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

Deputy District Attorney Coded
WAS over from Cortex Saturday on
legal buairess.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

L v-sS9s0N 3S SshesA =
The click Of the mower In heard
again, In our midst, and II sounds
good too, for with II comes the hay
harvest.
Charles Clink purchased some new
nsowD hay of P0ssie McNesl last Sstur-
day.
Jimmie Barrett has joined the ranks
~ farmer again, much 10 the pleasure
Of bis wife aud babies.
Lowell Truelson and Clarence Saltiel
made . trip to the "hills" last week to
look after stock. They mist have
met with excitement enough to make
them remember their trip for q while
at least, ~ they were able to bring hear
meat home with them. They report
M. Elliot has lost two head Of cattle by
isrkspur poison.
mrs. f. T. Smith aud daughters,
Elsie and Louise, visited Mrs. Logan
scott one day last week.
David Griffith Of Lewis, purchased
four shoats Of Logan Scott last week.
Jimmie Barrett and family visited
ct NJ. Corbetts Of Lebanon, last sun
day.
NJ. and MIA. Scott were callers at the
BiIlingsly home last Sunday.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

1 b ". q {. D. wili mssss ~ -.
Al1nis waitsss Wednesday al1ugossa.
ivy les.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

Cash paid Tor chickens. turkey,
veal and mutton.
Geo. Taylor, X. y. d. ~
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

When you are ready To prove up Oh
your claim, send me your receives's
receipt, the names Of four witnesses
aud will prepare your notice for prool
J. N. BRUnLEy. Cortes, Colo
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

In planning for the glorious Fourth
don't forget that II will he followed b.
q 9TH.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26
LOCAL NEWS NOTES.

John Reavis Of Rico. was Dolores
visitor the tirst 81 the week.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26
Plants s.r sas..

All late cabbage and celery
plants now ready. Now Is the
time to set them out. Delivered
to you BY parcel post. Phone
Redd- Bayles.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26
Beaver Creek.

w. w. Dunlap moved bis family TO
their summer camp the first Of the
week.
J. A. Thomson has been putting In
crops and building fence on the old
Wallace place, which he purchased.
Jim Nash drove to Dolores last Wed.
nssdsy returning Thursday.
Arch Aldred has been fencing his
place In Long Draw. ....-.
Lester King went to Dolores the last
Of the week.
Irving Brumley passed on his way
10 Dolores to move his family to their
summer camp 1T Ground Hog.
Ranger Ryden went down to Do
loses on Saturday.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

Mrs. L. l.. Fitzgerald returned last
week from two months visit with
friends and relatives In Nebraska and
other eastern states. She reports .
pleasant visit, but II was getting quito
warm In Nebraska before she l~ft and
she Was glad to get back TO the noun
tains again. Crops are looking nne bat
the tosnsdoes and cloud bvssts wes~
sasrs,s~ sv..~,s<-A>~-~~~.xsxes ~ - s..r.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

Home grown cherries on the market.
All grades good, poor and indifferent,
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

The Democratic County Central
committee met In Cortez, Saturday
and elected . secretary To fiil the "
cancy caused by Hannah Durward
being out II the state. Harry v. Pyle
was elected. A new voting precinct
was formed In the yellow Jacket
country to be known ~ precinct No
IL. Judges for the coming priuiar,
aud general election were recon-
mended. The meeting WAS well st
tended, every precinct excepting No
8 being represented.
The Dolores star., 1914-06-26

For results advertise In The Star.
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GERMAN COMMERCE PARALYZED
AsERs TREMENDOUS ARMY PRESSES ON TO CAPTURE ANTWERP
lOFFICIAL STATEMENT BY BRITAIN
SHOWS GERMANS WINNING. BELGIUM
tAssoc1ATEp PRESS By FEDERAL WIRELEssl

ASSOCIATED wIRELEss)
WASHINGTON, d. c.. August 20-.An official
the Europe today has been
public through of the British embassy here
ing the situation as follows;
Since the declaration of the British fleet has been espon
be for the safety the expedonay force the continent which
completed landing August lS perfect order and without
casualty.
The German fleet outside the Baltic has been confined Ger
harbors German commerce paralyzed British
is almost normal r1.:].#..
The German extend from north of BaSe the
Asatan border of Switzerland which of Antwerp
The German gaining ground slowly
Belgium The southern of Germany has been forced
the defensive the French aggressve occupying the
majority of ASace and Lorraine.
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CARDINALS Will
NAMEN POPE
ABOUT SEPT. 3
Funeral Ceremonies for Plus x
to Occupy Nine Days
Burying Place Uncertain

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal Wirelessl
/. ROME, Italy, AUG. 2o.-Pope Plus x
died at 1880 o'clock this morning, his
last words being the niurmured repe-
titlon Of his motto, Together in one
and all things In Christ"
The Pope recovered consciousness
just before the end and attempted to
bestow his blessings on those at his
bedside, but his strength failed and
he was unable to accomplish his pur-
pose.
The coneIave Of cardinals to choose
his successor, this being the formal
election Of the new Pope, will prob
ably be held September 8. The fu.
neral ceremonies will occupy nine
days. Where he will be buried 10 un-
certain, but IL 10 believed that he
chose 81. Peters for his resting place.
CThe story of the Pope's life and
the events surrounding his death are
published on Page IL today.)
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CATHOLIC MISSION TO
AWAIT OFFICIAL NEWS
OF DEATH OF Plus K

A statement given out at the Cath
olic mission today is to the effect that
until official news is received here
from Washington, ID. c., announcing
the death of Pope Plus X, no special
services In his memory will be held
in the Catholic cathedral or the Cath
olic churches. It is expected that
this information Will be received some
time before the end Of this week, and
in this case the whole of next week
win be devoted to special services.
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FAMILY ESCAPES
AS THEIR HOME
BURNS TO GROUND

A dwelling occupied by Fred Cock
EFT on Fernandez street near its inter-
section with Kalihi Road. and not far
from the Kamehameha school, was to-
tally destroyed by FIRE this morning.
With the exception Of a few articles Of
household furniture, the contents went
up in fame The department had
been summoned but arrived too late
to be of any service.
Mrs. Crockett and family of four
children escaped Injuries
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PROGRESSIVE COUNTY
COMMITTEE ACTIVE

A meeting Of the Progressive county
committee for the island Of Oahu was
held at Progressive headquarters at
noon today. Delegates from nearly an
of the precincts on the island were
present
The committee organized By the
election OF the following officers:
Chairman, William X. KeiI<i vice.
chairman, David NaoiWi; tr6asdrer.
Rev. A. a. Ebersole: secretary David
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Shriners Cross Hot
Sands At Hot Speed,
Are G!uen Hot Time

$500 \ y
y Especial Star Bulletin Wireless) I
= WAIEUKU, Maui, August 20. 4
= Honolulu shriners to the number
- nf fixe attempted to cross the I
hot sands In an auto-caravan. 4
y The sands proved too hot for the \
y tires of the machine and the 4
y weafers OF the fez, literally, I
\ burned 1t up"
\ Result?
y The wearers of the scimitar \
\ and star offended the dignity of 4
\ the minions Of law and order of !
\ Wailuku, were iincarcerated in =
\ an ironbound temple and held, 4
= pending the arrival of brothers 4
= bearing peace offerings.
\ The shriners remained IN Jail 4
= but a short time, bail being \
= quickly furnished by fellow tray- :
y elers. Z
Il a n ~ u a 4 u a 4 a n - Il u 4
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BULL M00SERS DENY
kEkIPI FOR kUHl0

A statement issued from Progress
siye headquarters this stternoon says:
-Rev. J. E. Kekipi wishes emphati-
cally to deny the story printed in this
mornings paper that be had left the
Progressive party. He has filed his
nomination paper for supervisor as a
member Of the Progressive party and
intends loyalty to support George r.
Carter both at the primary and the
regular election. In the absence Of
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GENERAL OF SOCIETY
OF JESUS DIES JUST
AS POPE PASSES AWAY

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelcssl
ROME, italy, Aug. 2o.-Father Fran
els Xavier Wernz, General Of the
Society Of Jesus and sometimes called
the "6lack Pope" died almost stimuli
taneousIy with Pope Plus.
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Ms FROM JAMAICA STOPPED

any progressive candidate for mayor
he has given his support to ]. C. Co
hen, which Is not forbidden by any
rules Of the Progressive party"
However, the Star Bulletin has re-
ceived from member Of sources con.
firmation Of the srory that Kekipi has
on at least two occasions this week
spoken for Kuhio and not for Carter.
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GERMAN OBJECTIVE NOW
KNOWN TO BE ANTWERP,
BRUSSELS NEAR CAPTURE
Persistent Report Belgian Capital is Taken
French Reoccupy Mulhausen After Bayonet
Engagement- Russians Win Victory
IAssoclated Press seryice by .ederal Wl

ASSOCIATED Press service by federal Wirelessl
PARIS France August 2oA persistent but unccnfrmed re-
port says that Brussels has been captured by the Germans
Cavalry known to be threatening the city which not strong
y fortified attack being launched against it.
The Belgian bugh entrenchng themselves and barcad
ing the roads against raids but against
major operations of the kind Germany conducting
Germanys temporary objective at Antwerp it is
plain Antwerp formidab fortified The capture Of Brussels
while morally valuable the German sategcaly insg
nihcant according the French military critics The Belgian
army Is now retiring Antwerp.
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Of TWO
NATIONS FAST FALLING
PREY TO THE ALLIES
Two Hundred German and Austrian Ships,
Valued at $3OO,0OO,0OO, Said. to Have Been
Hundreds More Liable to Seizure
[Associated Press service by Federal Wireless

GAssocaed Wirelessl -
LONDON, England August 20-An announcement from the
press bureau mates that the French Russian and
British allies the have captured 200 German and Austrian
ships which held prizes otang million tonnage and
valued at not less than $300000000
Five hundred ps valued s70ooo00oo liable
capture momentarily =
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SUGAR

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 1s.-suoar:
s6 degrees test 6.3f cents. Previous
quotation, 6.52 cents.
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Germans Gain Ground Steadily

BRUSSELS Belgium August 20 According to an Official
here the German invading forces gaining ground
both ban d the rver euse and have renewed hostile contact
with the armies Of the allies.
Finding the southern through France strongly defended
they have discovered northern opening said which msy
changs the entire plan Of campaign 10th sides.
Dseians according to this statement for fortnight id
eli could BE expected retard the Their forces viii
nov nssssd with Of the French British allies accord
ing ID the general plan Of strategy.
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The foregoing cable dispatch is al
legged to have been received yesterday
evening by the hawaii Hochi, the To-
cal daily Japanese newspaper, from
its correspondent in Toxic. 1t is not
stated in the original message from
what point in Germany the alleged
news was received, nor from what
source. The local opinion is, outside
of japanese circles, that no such In
cident as set forth in the message
could have happened without having
been reported by the Associated Press.
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MONUMENTS
Marble. Blue Stone
Coping and Iron Fence.

n. e. HENDRICK, LTD.
TEL 2e4s Merchant and Alakea
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JAPANESE PAPER HAS
CABLE TELLING OF
ALLEGED GERMAN RIOT

Especial cable to the Hawaii HochD
TOXIC, Japan, August IA dis,
patch received here today from Ber.
lin, Germany, is to the effect that a
mob, incensed over the war conditions
in the Far East, attacked crowd OF
400 Japanese. In the German capital,
and that many persons were severely
injured before the police could queli
the riot. Immediately upon the pub
lication of the text of the dispatch
by the newspapers here, local resi-
dents became highly excited and dis
played an intense bitter feeling to-
ward the Germans. The Japanese gov.
ernment, however, is doing all poss
Bile to keep the people cool and pre-
vent any outbreaks.
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Russians 20 Miles in Germany

ST. PETERSBURG, Russia August 20An official statement
given today says that the Russians have occupied the
portan German town Cumbnen 20 miles inside the Germal
front e have captured guns and many prisoners
STEADY ADVANCE MADE BY GERMANS