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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
piaa's PLANE.
@eraletfc Sicics nit Der Spcsial,
Correspondents anf Seitc 1 in
lester Nummcr.)

Snriibcr 6ringt bic .Ncm Wprt
Gun" Iebr intercilunte mnp iiir Die
gauge Sentpciie Ne5 Snuoitcn eIe@
nerala lugcmeiu darntteriitiihc Otite
tbcilungen. DIR @emdbrsmnm lit Elm
0fnnn. Der &iQu icbr nabc itcbcu inQ.
%iQn lit bereit. SnrronSd Die prppi>
inriide Erdiibentid)nit 81 iiberlaiiet,
uber CT ,pirb pniiir ior9en. buB liz
nur cine lecrc Gbrc lit. Gem cr
luirb Die @cbingung ltcllen. boB Gar
rnn6u Icincu Sntimls. Den @eucral
6clipc NngcIcS. Inn oeiicn Ycrion iif
bctnuutlih Der lcBtc Guuilitt 5lpiidcn
9orron5u mn %iQa prcbte. gum
aricaaminiitcr uno ibn Tilu. iclbit
5um S0ditcommaubiercnbcn Der meriz
tnuildlcn Irmcc crncnnt. &cigcrt liSl
Snrron5a. nuf bicic Scpin9ungcr cins
Su2eben, 10 mus er bnrnuf GcinBt lciu.
baB &ilu ibm Den Stilbl Dor Sic
Sbiire iest uno bic propiipriidc Sra
Iibcntid)nit icincm Srcunbc Nu9clc5
iibcrtrd9t. Sic Waht ooSl bat CT.
neil Die %iQa'id,cu Sruppcn mic cin
Mann biutcr bcnl licArcihcn Siibrcr
ltcben. Silgt Gurrnu6n iih ohcr. 70
muB or lidl NIT Dem blo6cu Sitcl Der
YrGiipentIhaft bcgnii8en. Gem Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
Slaesems mnS meltfrieSe.
(spe5iea fur biefc 3eitnns.)

81 bis pa3em, para bellum. e" (WiQf
On Sriebc, Rite Den arieg.) Gpu
oiciem urnItcn @ebanten geht Der be,'
fannie Suftidiffer uno Slugtehuitsr
8nltau Sod in icincr fleinen Senf.
Idrtft; Sic &nebeluug Der 8ricgss
gefnbr" alt5, nm leine Sorberulg Deg
8ales bon 5ablreiden SIuesemseu our
3erbeifiibrun9 bes ctuigen Srieoens 3u4
beariinoen. Ser i'm Sienlte bes Slug.
gchantens crarautc Wdnu fiibrt be3o
Ndbcren nus Inpicrene Sertrdse unto
internationnle Ibmatuneen fiibrcu
nid>t 6lm erirrebensfpertben Sbcai oc5
eiui9cn Srieocns. Splhe Bertrdge
linn mn oa5u ba. I'M bel p~uiienbccl
8clegenheit gebrpdlen 3u ipcrben. /.
Die Sidlerbeit Dcs Stuates mlIB aes,
ld,ilst peroen ourh Tiiituneen; bieie.
lino nbcr in ncllerer 3eit ms llners
meBllcte 9cipadlen. &ann man lie
MIN minoern uuo bot geriiitet Iein2 I.
Sas SIu95eug bietet ba5u Die Iittel..
SauIenb Sln98euac foiten crit benz
brIttcn Sbeil 10 piel pie Gin ein3iacr
S~rcnonougbt. llnb bod iino oieie.
aricgsun9el lhreflife @afTen, fpenn
8, y. 10000 iolte drmierte Slug
5cltgc nit elmer @eit,pinbigteit bon,
100 bis 200 &ilpmctern in Der StunDe.
ilbcr Die feinblifen 2anSe pie elm
Sturmpino Hnfts oabin brdufen uno'
fitrhterlif pirfenbe Sprenegeldofel
auf Stdote unb 9Drfer ifIeubern.
Sn Der flaren Sornllsiiht uno Bee
fiirhtuns oieier unbeilponeu 3irfuns.
gen Der Sllg6cuee i'm &riese piirbeu,'
10 mcint Der @~erfai1er Der 9entifrift.
Die Solter gar niht mebr paeen
8riese 81 Beginner. gs piirbe Ser.
elpige Sriebe berriden. Niliarben
DiIrpen an Riiitunsen erfpart unO
dbermals WiQiarben an &riegsfoitcn
MIR purdl Die @%infiibrung- Der biuieen
dbcr fiirhterliden 3ufunftstpaffeu
~6lng5eug". Tir iiberlai1en bieie
Iusfiibrungen ser Rritif Der 2eier.
(Sas interei1ante Biidlein lam bon
9errn apd in Sal6bur9 be5osen
iperoeu.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

ar'eaeminiiter Nngeles unb Der Sbcrs
@clcrnl %lld fpnnen nah @utbilufen
ilbcr Die Irncc pcrfilgcn unb bic it
III Wcrifp nutiIrlid Scr cntldeiocnoc
Snttpr. neil ibr ullciu Der Sriuntpb
Der coultitutipnaliiriid)cn Sadle IN
u%croantcu iii. @nn5 glcid ulip. mas
Sarrun6u tbllt, inter Der ueucn Gro
ming Der Sinsc miro %iaa Der mirfs
lidc Wadltbnbcr in Werito lcir. @iaa
trad)tct lclbit nab Der m%critaniid)cu
SrdliocntIhaft. Wit Silic Der Nrnsc
mare g linn Gin lcidhtco, S~urrunSa
III Der TcrIcntung peridlpiubcn 81
ln,lcn unn 'lt gum propilpriifeu
Srdltoenten 81 madden. Nbcr critcns
gcrilat oa5 Icilcm Gbrgci5 niht, hcnn
CT nil pcrmdncntcr Sr1iibent pcrhcn.
uno Johann III CT ihlnu gcnla. nm lid
Ill iuNcn, huB Die @rmorpumo ecS
Gn9ldnbcrS Scuton uuo sic anhcrcn
bluti9cn Smanotbuten. sic CT be
gdngcn. Der @clt nodl in Sl iriidtr
Grinncrung iiub, dis pob CT oui sic
IncrtcnnlIng Der Scr. Staatcn, acz
ldrpei9c bcnn ouf Die Der %curop0ild,cr
Wddtc rcdncn t0nntc. Nl6crocm
paBt g thm Gun5 srt in Ben aram,
ncnlt' Gnrrdn6u ciulnucilcn an Die
Spiec Der Negicrrug tritt. Seuu cr
tnrn nit 6icnllider Sihcrbcit bnrulli
3dhIcm. bnB GorroySa iit nit iciucr
ci8cnllnni9en Sidt6piiGtcit. bon b,r
audi &iIlon nnb Srpnn Gin Sicb III
'tn9en lpiIicn. SdbUuic Sciuoc MAIDEN
miro. Die. iuenn Is ipdtcr 6ur ridtigcn
%%o!tslpabl tomnlt, pic VcIescnbcit be-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
Die Smntsnen Katbslifen!
tepeSialeurreipOnsen Stsier sdtuun.)

Bon geod)teter Seite ihreibt man:
Im 3. unb 4. Suni bate Der bodp.
Yater 6eumaitn, Sran8istaner Der
dmerifaniIhen Srocnspropin6. eir
Gramen 81 beIteben sur GrIaugun1
0es Softortitel5 in Den Siblild,en
@iiienid)nften. Sa5 gramen fauS
ltatt inn &niifun i'm grpSen Sdnl Der
rYoramenti". Ser bohlp. Eater @es
nodi, @rnminatpr fir Die nrobiihe
Sprafe ling bamit an, Den @aubipaz
ten perihieoene SteIen aus Dem
aoran ilberieben 3l lniieu. Safer
Srep, Sirettor oes fran5Diiihen Semi
mars fro9tc i'm iiber Die 3eitrehnlln9
bes guhes Ger Nifter unb perlangte
Die nusfiibrlide grtldrung bon
Sepbte's 0cliiboe I'M Sebrdiidcn Cert.
Yatcr 6ond crludtc ibn bas erlte
Sauptitiid oes eritcn 8ricfc5 an Die
3orintber 5u crfldren.
Wonieigncur SanIiens, Sefretdr Der
gibcl@ 9ommiilipn fragte ibn ilber Die
Sibcl erfldrcnben @runbrcgeIn DON
S%rigenes; auf 8lnld oes bpdJp. p.
Soepfl, Yroicllor am 8cnebittiners
College bes NJ. Tniclmls beiprad) uub
erfldrte Der GanOioat Die Heiultate
Der leBten Iusgrabungcu, pclde 81
Sdmorien uno Scrulalem lratt9e@
fuuoen.
Sn Der Nadmittaess Sisung bate
CT Die Iutbencititdt bcS Tulgdt5 81
pcrtbeibigen. Ser Ganoibat CAB nl5
letnc Wteinllng 81 ertct,nen, Dab bas
Sefret bes Gon3ils bon Orient oiscis
plinairer Irt lei uub begriinbete biele
Iniiht: H. auf Den Subalt bes 9ez
trcts Ielblt; p auf Den 3lped, lpeldcu
ons Gpn3iliitm eritrebte; 81 nuf Den
6coanfenailstalldl, lpeld)er DER Ser
lontmlung Der @dter porubgegungen
mar. Die @riinbe. auf lpclde hie
air6enperI ammlung iih itilbt, Inn Den
%lllgat dltbcntiIt) 5t ~crfldren, melt
llber ieoe anoere 2atpniide llcber@
leBun9 - 9ibt Dem Sefret cine bo9mue
tide Sra9tpeite: .eine llebericBung,
oeren Die airhc lih ip piele Sabrbuu@
perte lang bat beoient, tam feline Orr
thinner entbalten in Suheu be5
@lollbens unb Der Sitter."
Die lebbafte Sisfliiion lpeld]e bar
aus fol9tc muroe Der Heibc nudb gcz
leitet ourd, Die bod)p, Yntres Soepfl,
Sdnnens, @enocd)i unb Siren uub bot
@ele9enheit mebrcre Eiuntte bieics 10
bclanareidcn @cgenltnnoe5 ndber felt
5nlteucn, lpe6ieu 10 lpeit es Die llebcrz
einltimmlug bcs &ulgats nit Den mr.
lpriinglihcn Serten b~etrifft hinlidtli6
Der Sebrldse uno ser Illtpritdt lpeldlc
lplpobl DEM Maiioretiiteu Serte ME
Dem Der 10 g%leid)fpnmt.
Sic eiscntlid)e Sbeiispertbcibieung
fnno Itatt am Nbeno bcS fplocnben
Cages in @egeuluart bcs Cardinals
pan Honum, Trdiioent Ser 8ibcls
Gommiilion unb Cardinal Gusquct,
Srdiibcnt Der Gonmillion fir ncue
SurdiidIt bes Tul9ats. 9iahocm nod
perIdiebene Yunftc biniihtlid) Der
3eitrednung Der apnige IN Ssracl
unb Subn feitgeitellt lparcn - lpureu
Die orei G~raminatoren einitimmia in
ihrcm llrtbeil. @hrc niberfabren 81
lolien Der biclIeitigen @elcbrtbcit uno
Dem urtbeilsfdbigen felt bcratbencm
&critanbe bes Gonbibaten. Nat Be-
ratb Der Gommiilion purbc Yoter
@ellmaim nit COB sum Softur Der
Sl. Sdrift b%efOroert.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

nliben lperben, nm Nbrednung NIT
linn 81 bulten. Sam lit Tiaa'o Seit
.%sctonmen. Wit Silfe Der Nrmec fam
er Die @obl 10 Ieuten, paB fcin anoerer
GunoiDat audi MIR Die 9eringltc WIS
lid,t bat, iid) gegen i'm 81 bebaupten.
3u gutter 2est lpiirOc Merito alio
cine1 nclen Siftutor crbnlten, uno
bns lit Elm 9Dielpidlt, i'm Wer9leid nit
Dem 3uerta iel6it Damn, penn CT nid,t
beller mare nls icin Huf, Gin tnbcle
loier gbrenmann iein lpilr0c. &:r
tnruen nntilriidl niht %rpiilen, mic nett
Der @elpdbrsfnnnn bes 9teip Yorter
glattcs in bic rpirflifcn &lduc Tiun'o
eingcrpcibt iii, ollein mir bcnfcn bod
onB Serru @ilion unb lciuem Staots>
i%efretdr Gin tnlter Sduloer iiber Den
Hilten lief, ais lie Die @eldid)te laieu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
g 1T cine GhatiacRe,

Dab trob nller dllScren @rfolee bcr
Nrpbibitions Seiueeung Der 9onium
9elitiger @etrdnte niht nadgelaner,
lonoern i'm 0cgentbeil bebeutenb gus
genommcn bat. Ser Gpn5um lit bon
Ill 8alpnen pro Aopf Ser 8epolfe.
rllug inn Sabre 1910 auf 22.7S @alos
men pro appf i'm Sabre 1913 seiries
gen. mus allcrbiues bauptidhlif oars
uuf slrild5ufiibren lit, baB Bier int.
mer mebr sum acknowledgement oeS
nmerifuuiiheu Bodies aefpcroen lit.
Der Werbraud) bon gesobrenen 8es
trdnfcn, Sicr, Ile II. /. 10, betrlIe int
Sabre 1910 1876 @allone pro &opI
DER Scpnl!eruns. pdbrenb Der lfatis
itiihe Nusfpeis bes acknowledgements
i'm mir bds IcBtc Sabr auf 20.62
@allonen pro appf nngiebt. Ser 8iers
Sunium bat iih in Der genannrcn
3eitperiobe atio nabc5u perfiiuiScbn,
faht, ludbrenb Der Wbisfep< Gerbraud)
BON 2.52 8ulloncn pro &opf in 1910
auf $50 @alone in 1913 Suriids
9e9angen lit.
Sde lit elm erfreulihe3 3eifer.
Sleler Sortld,ritt III SeSug anf iuabre
gfdBigfeit lit Den neutlhcn 8iers
brallcru uno Dem beutiten Sbcile bcr
SeppIterlng Su5uihreiben. melder oas
fiir gcIorgt bat, bnb Der Sicrgenub
~bier5ulauoe immer populdrer aeipprs
Den lit. &iertriutenoe Boiler crgeben
iid nicmals Der llnmdBiefcit iuto
%paerei. - Safiir lit Der bette DC.
.ueis, Der lid uniibrcn lGBt, .ba5
bcutldc %olf, bciicn grrlmgenihaiten
ulf alien @cbictcn bon Sanbel. @uns
oel unn @iNeuihaft Die itouucnnc ges
numbering Der gnn6en @elt crrcst
baben. urb nit pollcm Heht.
6err Sercn Iubrcac BON CHICAGO
iilbrte fiir6lidl in elmer Hebc. bic or in
elmer &criommlung Der 0otellcute in
Neip Dort biclt. aus. bab cine icee
Subuitrie bns @r9ebniB Ger Nud,iroac
unb bcs 9cbilrfniiles lit. Scsba!b
inn @roucreicn unb @rcnnereicn entz
ltunbcn. Sbrc Ibihnifung miro pas
%erlangcn nid]t aus Der Iclt id)aifcn.
pas 81 ihrcr Grri6tuns Den Aulas
CAB. Sns ioltcn lid Die Scrrcn
pom %aiicrlpagcn mcrteu.-(M. s..
Corr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
aut Dem IrtegsWuO.
Ser Tiihrer Der :. 90. ~. nno ietne
auftpicafcriid,e S1tiafeit.

Ilsranosr 8ertman, Der grsanars
diff uno 5ii6rer Der $. %. %. 1T
in ieinem Glement. Die 3eiten iino
i9le9t unb DIE llnaufrieoenbeit unter
ben drmTten alofen Der 8spOlteruns
entIpre6eno srpB. Inter iOl4en 9erz
hdltnihsn bliibt 8erfmans Wetsea
uno er elf bon Steue 81 SteIe, aufs
pieselno. itiireno unb 9eri4pOrunz
gen an3sttelnb. Mit ben 8eiesen
tommt er bel isoer Gelesenbeit in aona
flitt, bod Dies i9eert tbn nenig, oenn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

Sn &nin inn bnneriifen Shpaben
ipuroe am 10. Suli Elm Senfmal fir
Den baneriifcn Selpberrn Tiqp. Der
bel 9enauntem Srte tobtlih nertpunbct'
purbe, feiertif cntbiiqt. SiIp mar
elmer Der srpBtcn ShIaftenlenter. Den
Die @eit,idbte tcnnt, Elm treuer Sphu
Der tatbpliIdcu Stride. elm eifrig;-
marianilder Spoule, elm Wond III
Selobcrrenrpd. DER i'm 30zidhrigcl
4rie9 eine berporrasenoe Noue lpiclte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

pariiert, ie mad Der Sntenittdt Der nuf
basielbe gcritteten 2ihtitrnblen.
Cine iid auf cine Oetaiaierte lno
tedlnilte @rtldrling ein3ulaiien. fiibrte
ErofeIior Sippmann an, oaB Or. 8ige
ronr nit elmer WetaqpIatte. Die NIT
81 oelenium3cIlen ~iiber6ogen lpar,
Teiultate cr5ieItc, bob cine Ylotte NIT
talieno ipld]er 3elen Die Grams
miiIion 8enalcr 8iloer mogiid MADDEN
milroe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
Cine internatienalc Schulz
senicren;.

Sic bpllGubiidc HcgicrlmR ioa iid
nit Dem Tlanc elmer iutcruntionalen
Shnlcpnicrcn5 nlcr aulturnntioncu
trogem, bic iid nit iGnmtlihcu
Tra9cn Der GrSiebung unb bca Inter
rihta beihGitigen mirb; cbcnip miirot
Die Grrihtnng cincs @cltiuititutS iiir
llntcrrid,tSz unb @r6icbuu9sira0cu
auf oieler GpnicrcnS ms In9c gefaBt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
(Spe5ialberi6t bon 9r. q. 81
vKird,sitt,e psts6ttszii;s in
~S1er$s2tmeriSa."

(Wortrog bes bolbip'iten Gr3biibpis
ST.. Seb. IeBnlcr bon W;lipartee.
&is., gebolten in elmer @srianms
lung be5 &aiholifenpereir5 DER
Stabt ct. Gallcn, II. Suii IA
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

oauert, 10 eroffnet iih inter Der
H%eserfpelt Inerifa's Gin dliBerit
frllftbores 6elb fir Sic Hrtsbreitun9
Der futbuliiden Stride.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
10. q. page.
Ser amerifanifdjer Sptidafter am
Sole ppn ct. SameS.

!Serr WaIter Sines pase, Der amez
ritanif6e 8oti6ufter om britiiben
Spfe unter Der Wilioni9en aominis
ftration, 1T bon Saus aus elm Meoafs
teur uno SdriftiteIer unb bat iid
als Hebotteur peridiebener berputras
genber 3eitIdsriften unb oils MitslieO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

er bat bic Mittel. CUTE 4opotaten gu
beSablen uno iid aus Dem SdIamaf>
lei 81 sieben, pdbrenb ieine pupisrten
MitperIbpprenen in Der Rssel Die
3ede be3ahlsn miiTen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
Siptningsihmcitcrn,

nit Hcd)t oiciunpbeit uup Nroblihfsit
gcnunit merhcn - bic 9eiocn linO
un6ertrcunlit. Sorui'S Nlpcntrdutcr.
pds ate Scitcrprpbte ardutcrhcils
mittcl, mntt Sic iroblid, inhcm -
Sic 9eiunh mndt, aeinc Npotbcferz
WcoiSin. Sptnlc Nlpentr1utcr N9cns
ten pcrtanicn 6, Mon idlrcibc an:
Or. Yctcr Suhrncn 4 Sons Co.. 10
20 60. 6onne Gpc.. Chicago. 81.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04
SUtibafter Yaae.

SDtibaftcr Yase.
elmer Der bebeutenbften @srlsssrfirmen
oes 2nnoes einen beneibensperten 9uf
uno elm beoeutenbes 8ermDsen errpors
ben. gr ipuroe am Is. @usuit. 1855,
in Garp. 81. g., seboren unb lit felt
1880 eliidli6 perbeiratet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-08-04

GS gicbt picle 1olitifer. sic an
cincm Mnngcl an SelbitcrfenutniB
lcipcn: JIG crtldren. Die Shurfen aus
DEM Amtc haIten Su molten uno cans
pipiren lelblt.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-30
ATTACKED
FOR REFUSING TO WORSHIP
IDOLS OF THE CHINESE

Washington, July 3O.-How siN
preachers were roughly handled by the
police when they attempted to rescue
some of the natives who were being
dragged through the streets OF a VII
lage near Chin Kiang, China, because
they refused to worship idols, is told
in a letter to the Seventh Day Adven-
lists headquarters here from Elder H.
G. Porter, head of the Asiatic division
of the church with headquarters In
Shanghai.
According to Elder Porter an official
at lie Ii Tien. who thought that the
troubles the people had suffered were
due to their failure to worship IDOLS
and their ancestors, ordered return to
the ancient custom.
When the Christians persisted in re-
fusing to worship according to the an
cient custom. they were roughly han
died.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-30
SMITH FIGHTS
FOR RIVER AND
HARBOR BILL
Measure Is In Grave Danger of
Being Defeated In Senate

Washington, d. c., July 30.-The
River and Harbor bill is in grave dan
ger OF being defeated. Talked to
death" may be its epitah, and by a
former chairman OF the Rivers and
Harbors committee of the house. Yet
there are those in the Senate who still
believe the bill will pass that body at
this session, substantially as it came
from the commerce committee, and one
of these optimists is the distinguished
Alden Smith, whose name has fire.
quently been heard recently as a likely
candidate for the presidency.
Senator Smith in reviewing the pres
ent situation in respect to the river
and harbor appropriation bill, said:
The subcommittee of the commerce
committee which reported the River
and Harbor bill To the Senate, consist
ing of Senators Simmons of North
Carolina, Chamberlain of Oregon,
Ransdell of Louisiana, Nelson of Min
nesota. Burton of Ohio, and myself,
spent nearly two months going over,
with government engineers and ex-
perts, the House waterways bill carry
ing, in round numbers, forty-three
million dollars.
Sub Committee In Accord.
Hearings we're conducted, various
communities throughout the country
interested in particular waterway pro-
jects were listened to and all projects
were gone carefully into, and | cannot
now recall any difference of opinion in
the subcommittee of any special mo-
ment. We were all in practical accord
when the bill was finally presented to
the Senate.
Some of the larger projects for
which appropriations had been made
from time to time, like the Columbia
river Improvement. were closed by this
bill and it was thought by the sub
that this course would
prove more economical than the piece
meal appropriations of former bills.
"The system of making appropria-
tions for rivers and harbors may not
have been scientific or wise when the
practice was begun, but in recent years
the most careful and painstaking scru-
tiny has been observed. This is espc-
cially true since the creation of the in
engineer board which Is
and empowered to review
the recommendation of district engi-
neer officers even after such projects
have been approved by the division en-
gineers."
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-30
SENATE COMMITTEE TO
HEAR COL. ROOSEVELT
ON PANAMA QUESTION

Washington. July 30.-The Senate
foreign committee has decided to in
form Col Roosevelt, i'm response to his
request for a hearing in opposition to
the treaty to pay Colombia $4,000. 900
for the partition of Panama, that he
would be heard whenever the commit
tee determined to take up the conven-
ton. Senator'S said, however. that 1t
was not probable that any further con-
sideration of the treaty would be had
at this session OF Congress.
IL shall write Col. Roosevelt letter
today" said Chairman stone, telling
him that If the committee should de-
eide to take up the Colombian treaty
at this session. we shall communicate
with him further and that we will be
glad to hear from him."
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-07-30
Wheat Advances Eight Gents
in Chicago Are
Hit in New York
MANY FIRMS WITHDRAW
Gloom Prevails on London Ex.
change Where a Big Contin-
entail Firm Fails

Chicago, Ills, July 3O.-Wheat
jumped seven cents in the first min
ute of trading.
May wheat sold at dollar and three
cents as against 959s last night. De-
cember, which closed at 81 last night
sold Immediately today at 93.
a number of firms temporarily
withdrew from active operations, some
giving numbers of employees a COM
plete furlough. on the rumors that
Russia and Germany would sever dip
lomatic relations prices surpassed the
early high level by more than a cent.
AT Milwaukee, Kansas City and St.
Louis wheat scored an advance of
seven cents.
The wheat market closed almost in
a state of collapse. The paralysis of
the export demands was responsible
for the. weak. close OF July at "a and
September at 941s.
Losses In NJ. Y. Market.
New York, July 30.-The stock mar
ket opened with losses OF two to six
points
A rally of one to two points fol-
lowed the first decline. There were
many transactions for cash, suggest
ing the extreme necessities of the sit
uation.
Trading the first hour totalled
quarter million shares. The coffee
market opened with wildly excited
prices, a break of II cent and a half
since the first of the week.
At 1880 o'clock over million shares
had changed hands. Reading had de-
clined eleven points and many high
at concessions.
The cotton market is demoralized.
Prices crashed from two dollars to
two-fifty a bale below the previous
figures.
Gloom on London Exchange.
London, July 30.-Absolute gloom
prevailed on the stock exchange. Tho
firm of Derenburg q Co, with large
continental connections, failed.
Rate Of Discount Raised.
Brussels, July 30.-The rate of dis
count of the bank of Belgium has been
raised from four to five per cent.
London, July 30.-The rate of dis
count of the Bank of England has been
raised from three to four per cent
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this morning near Kiczticy and Sc
mendria.
on the western side of Servia an
Austrian column came in contact with
a Servian force at Losnitza, which put
up a stubborn defense and held the
fort until dark, innicting heavy losses
on the Austrians.
The southern Austrian column at
Bosnia remained stationary today,
awaiting the movement of the Monte
negrin troops
The ancient fortress at Belgrade was
reduced by the Austrian artillery, bat
only slight damage was done in other
parts of the capital The British lega-
tion was struck by an Austrian shell.
Servian sharpshooters greatly harried
the Austrian artillerymen during the
bombardment. After heavy bonn
bardment the Austrians occupied the
city.
France Has 100000 Men.
Paris. July SO-In view of the con-
centration of French troops near the
German frontier particulars as to this
country's war strength have been col
lected. In the event OF a European war
France would be able to put about sOO.-
00O men into the field Immediately.
For some time past there has been a
huge concentration Of troops at Ver-
dun, Toul. Epinal and Belfort, first
class strongholds forming the advance
line along the German frontier. The
garrisons Of the second line, such as
Maubeuge, lie Fere. Rheims, Langres,
etc, also contain a large body of men
ready To be moved forward at a mo-
ment's notice.
Although loyal a section OF the men
now with the colors are not yet thor
oughly trained soldiers. They neverthe-
less have enough military experience to
form valuable fighting line material.
Should il become necessary to utilize
the field army the total strength would
be about 100000. There are twenty
one army corps besides thirty-six COM
plete reserve divisions and some re-
serve cavalry. Though the French ar
my is nominally inferior TO Germany's,
the military experience considered
with the great fighting value of the
French unit is believed here to COM
pensate for that disadvantage.
Russian Reservists Called.
St Petersburg, July S0.-An imperial
ukase issued by Emperor Nicholas last
night called to the colors an immense
number Of reservists. The men called
out are:
First-All the reservists Of 23 whole
governments and of IL districts in ID
other governments.
Second-Part of the reservists of
nine districts of four governments.
Third-The naval reservists i'm Ga
districts of II Russian governments
and one Finnish government
Fourth-The time expired cossacks
IF the territories of Don Kuban, Terck.
Orenburg and UraL
Fifth-A corresponding number of
reseryist officers of the medical and
veterinary services, in addition TO
lecdful horses wagons and transport
services In the governments and dis
riots thus mobilized.
Cadets Made officers.
4 great patriotic demonstration took
ca
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WILSON WATCHES REPORTS.
Higher Food Prices in United States
May Result From War.

Washington, ID. c.. July 30.-Presi-
dent Wilson kept closely informed of
the war situation in Europe through
reports from American diplomats
abroad. but there was no change in
the attitude of mere observation.
Secretary Redfield Indicated to the
white house that he had no fear that a
war in Europe would have any seri-
Gus effect on conditions I'm the United
States.
II was the belief of officials close to
the president that although prices Of
food stuffs might go up in this country.
general business conditions resulting
from the demand for American prod
ucts abroad would Offset this.