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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-19
Lincoln Z; Denver 5.

Batteries Triple and McAlllster,
Brown. Laffcriy and schang,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-19

Brooklyn NJ Kansas city.
Baltimore at Chicago
buffalo Mt - LatiiN
Pittsburgh at indianapolis.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-19
ATHLETICS BREAK
EVEN WITH TIGERS
Worlds champs Lose First Game Of
poubIc-hendsr buf Come back IN
SECOND: Maps Down yanlss and Ma
'IonaIs Put Il All Over Browns.
AMERICAN LEAauE srANDNo.


fhlfaFo - lloai0nl
~ Louis az Washington.
Detroit OF Philadelphia.
Cleveland ut New York,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-19

batteries: Relaigl and Gleason; na-
ker ANA Jones
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-19
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS


Cleveland I Columbus ..
Kansas city o. Milwaukee 3. tCalled
ninth. darknessD
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-19

Washington, Aug. is.-Washlngton
wen todays game from st Louis. 3
TO 2.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-19

batteries Richie, Klein, WOODRUFF
and Murphy Lakoff, Mogridge aud
Haley.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-19
Maps 4; yanks 3.

New York, Aug. 1S.--Cleveland won
the first game of the series from New
York by a score OF 4 TO 3,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-19
Pirates a. Giants 4.

Pittsburgh. Aug is.---Although out
hit. Pittsburgh today defeated New
York by score of to !.
Score. n VI v
New York 80. 900 600 Oi0--i . 0
Pittsburgh -, ,0oi 0io oix--3 0
Batteries. Mnrquard, Ffomme and
Mclean. Adams and Coleman.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-08-19

cChlcago. Aug is.--zimmerman's
home run In the fifth inning with the
bases filled enabled Chicago by con-
slstent hitting later TO win by 3 10 &.
eeorss II n 70
brooklyn .290 600 0f0--0 II 2
Chicago OOi 0b0 lix--s ~ 2
Batterics Raglan and McCarty;
IIumphfics. Hagerman aud Bresnn-
han.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-12

Die einsiae fdsri6e oeitf.
f6e geitung in 2Ii6igan.
wef6e Die 9epef4eu Der
PH. YreGe 6rinst
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-12
S6laftidiffe Snriifsn=
rnfrn.
Mir fleine Sfliffe in %era Grm8 III
bclniicn.

@aibington. -. Nlug. slne
groBen S6lo6tid)iffe Der sltlullti-
ihen ;Slotte peroen bis gum 1. Sep
tember ans Iera Gru5 5rriifgerlifet
icin. Sefr. 0oniels gab bette be-
fannt, oaB er benbiidtige. in inerifn-
niifen 8eipdiIern MIR fleine Sdiffe.
sic SIM |atrouiIfen0ietit 9eniigen,
5uriid5rGaiien. Oieie S6iffe mogen.
menn n0tig, ip6ter nod bominifufli-
iden ODER baitianiiden 8clpdIIern
geianbt lperoen.
Scr Elon beItebt. oaB &o1itre- $40
miroI SIether bos &on1nnnoo Ser
,Slotte Inn Sen 1. September in
Sonpton gfoaos iiber1timnt, als
9ta6foIaer oes &pntre 9lonirals
@obaer. ser 6arm in Sen RltbeItano
tritt. oSnt Nfarine 9epartement
uiro qeiagt. 6oB sic 9eipegung Ser
S6iffe in feiner @erbinorng nit
Ser clrop1iiden Situation ite6t,
penn ar6 eilliQe onpon sltr@ubrung
ser NeutraIitdt @erlpenoitng filloen
nlogen
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-12
Detroit, Wsitt,pDeb, Dem I2. Mmsmif 1914.
9ur@ $tlgitns $tY nad) Tramtrti4s @rtnT,

5lpeiten britiiden &reu5er olr65u.
MAIDEN. 9lu6 6ieier i6oB, ebe nod
Die Conrad 0fobr iignaliiieren
fonnte.
Die Seleerapben 8eieQi6aften
gaben belte befannt, OaB 3epei6en
fir Die Siirfei in frnn3oiii6erSpru-
DIE abgefertigt iein nriiiien.
Rem . o IF 12. slug. Ger irnu-
5oiiIfe Ganpfer Ho9anlbeau, Ser
bellte nit 1900 Eaiiagieren, 5uneilt
9lrmee- ee-3eierpiiten, b6tte obiabren
ioQen, puroe alif @runo BON Sn.
Itruftionen aus Ynris Biz ouf ipeite-
res bier 5uriidbebalten.
San 6roncisco, -. slug
9ie britiif)e &oroette 9llgerinc
purbe geitern Inn 5 l1br mn. Don
Dem amerifanii6en S6iff 8ear, Ser
bier beitte aus Hortlano eintraf, in
Der Sobe bon &ap Menoocino ge-
iidtet rno orabtlos angeipro6en.
9ie 9llgerine flibr fantpfbereit Oa-
bin. 9enna6 fonnen Die nod in-
mer niht iOentifisierten @radteile
cines britiiden &riegsihiffes. Die
nabe bier nngei6memn1t muroen,
nidlt bon Ser 9llgerine berltanlmen.
g NJ Oorf, ~. glig. 9alt elmer
0urb oos bieiige britii6e &oniulat
beltte peroffentli6ten glnfiinoigung
oes 9lomiraIs Sir Gbriitopber Gra-
bod pom britiiden &reu5er Suffolf
mag ser peltlihe 9ltlantii6e S5eart
iiionGrts bis Srinioab obne @efabr
Dor Deutihen &riegsidiffen befa6ren
mer0en. Die SltffoIf b1lt lid jett
nidt ipeit BON 9lerp 9orf alif. lSr1
meItli6en 3eiIe oes sltlalltiid,en
Sjeans, iagt oas &oniulat, befinoen
iidl finn britii6e &riegsi6iffe.
e em 0orf, t2. 9lug. 9tur
ein S6iffe iegelte beute BON bier nodl
europa ab. gs mar 6re0erif VIII
ser Sfan6inapiih amerifaniihen
9inie. Gs tutte MIR $50 NSaiinqie-
re oil 9oro unb fiibr nnd 8open6a.
gen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-12
Nentrale Shiffe Sn
(bartern.
sSnitrnftiDnrm ON btc Scr=
trrtcr Der Srrcinigtrn
Staaten.
9lmerifaner in europa iuQen her
iibergebradDt meroen.
Srei italicniId]c Sfiffe bereits an.
geiuurben.
Barrier Sans BON s. =. Wlursan &
So. hat 6olO genng in !6anben.

" a ( + in gton, II. Mug. 9lnle.
rifnniifen Sptidaften uno @eiagot.
ihaften in gan5 europa purOa
leute glil;oritdt perliebeii, Sdlifie Gil
djartern, Inn 9lmerifaner beinBu-
bringcn. Sefretdr 0orriion ion0te
heute OILS Sorliber oes 6iI.siomites,
6as lid aus oen Sefretdren o;s
,Staats-, &riegs-- Morire- nnt
Shubamts-9 -9epartements iulunmer.
icbt, ieoer 9oti6aft uno Seian0t.
idaft 1Snitrliftionen, n11 erbilr.
lihen S6iifen lid lm5uicben uno
neiltrale Sd)ifie 81 6artern, menn
9lmerifuner ioiort nod oifenen &o-
icnltGoten gebra6t meroen fonnen
Zen oiplomatilhen 9eamten muroC
aeiagt, feine h0beren &aten Su sab.
fen, ais oieie 9iilien ionit per'
lnngcn.
1Seoer @eoonfe. bon ben Ser.
Staoten ans Shiffe nod europa gu
ienoen, nm 9lmerifaner beriiber3u.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-12
@rrwnnbrtcr eridOB Sat
tin.
IGiferin6tsoramn in Gaming enbet
nit 0fur0.

9oniing. 0fih., 12. slug. See
SpIano, % Sabre off, geIieer einer
@oroge in 9tortb 9aniina, ifoB lid,
aeItern na6mittag cine &lrqel in ben
&opf, rif)tete bicralf bic @offe ge-
acn ieine @nttin uno totcte lie nit
Dem erIten SduB. Gie 5Srnu por
% Sabre alt. 9lGem 9lni6eine nah
bnt Die &iigel i'm &opf Splano Inn
ieincn @eritano beraubt. oenn crit
bernad) id)oB er nuf feline SSruu mic
oeren 13 Sabre alter @ruoer er,Ghlt.
Ger 9lugen5euge Der Srago0ie mar.
Splcno luto feline sSrau lebten ieit
I6ngcrer 3eit gctrcnnt. &iernal bot
ten Seriobniinger 5pii6en Dem gbe-
paar itattgefitnoen. gs, beiBt, 0nB
Giferiltdt oiif beiben Seiten gu Ser
iebesmaligen Srennling 6es Eaares
gefiihrt bate.
6rnu &nlano lebte 5ulebt bel ihrer
@ltcrn on Sit SSohnion Ctr. in Be-
rem Saus iif Die Srago0ie erei9nete.
Splano lit 10 iflper perIest. ooB er
feline gusiidlt bot, nit Dem 9ebcil
oanon5ufommen.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-12
6eneral Steins Seri6t
iiber bic &dmpfc bel
2iitti6.
Stnrm anf Surts nnseblidD ppm
aaiier nerbutcn.
9amit nnuOtises Slntucrsiefen Der.
biitet werSe.
0fOntenesrinidle Siiite pun Seitcr-
red 6luficrt.
Sransoien srflaren lire Stellnnsen
i'm GliaF fir gut.
Sascn, Saf iie Samme nnb Eaiie
Der @oseien beietten.
gapit iibt itnnbenlang pbne Gin
&urt su ipredDen.
60 idmcrslif) bot i'm Der SlnsbriiGJ
bes &rieges beriibrt.
Serbien meloet @ereinisnns Der
Serbcn nno Wiuntencgriner.
60 idmcrslifD bat i'm Der 9lns6ritdJ
bes arieges beriibrt.
Serbien melSet %ereinisnns Der
Serben nno Wtuntencgriner.

griiifel iib,er 9onoon, -.
@ugirit. Die oeilti6e glrnee miro
bon ibrer Stellung bel 9iittif oeta-
dliert un0 riidt our9 ons Ser5 9el.
giens Dor. Die Sauptmadt Der
0eltiden&annIlerie beipegt ii6 ldngs
Der sSront Der alliierten Sruppet
uoripdrts. Sin offijieaer geri6t
bciagt, oaB Die @erbinoung nit
2anoen, elmer Srtidaft in Der
9eroninj 9iitti6, ipieoerbergeite(lt.
tpnroe. Die 8eIgier baben mebrere
9riiden Dor ibrer 6ront in iener
@egenb in Die 9uft gelprengt, mas
5u Dem @eriiht slnlaB gab. oaB eiit
9lrtiaeriefanipf i'm 8ange fei.
Gin beuti6es Slug3eug flog in
elmer Sobe BON 2000 SUB Iber
griiiiel bin ur1o tpur0e bei6oiien.
fonrte aber niht' erreift meroen.
Sur 9eiorenis DOR einem 0tangel
an geobriin9SnitteI lit fein Sruno
porbnnoen-
Gin friiberer 9eriht bon 9riiHel
botte geiagt, oaB Die 0eutfhen Die
citation 9nnoen belest, Die giien.
bobnbeonlten pertrieben uno 6ns
Stotionsgeb6uoe eineedidert baben.
ct. PETERSBURG, ~. Iug.
(lleber 9onoon). Nus Regierlinas.
quellen miro mitgeteilt, oaB 36 an.
aeiebene Ruiien. Die Sen CONNER in
iiiooeutihen @nbeorten 5ubrahten.
oorlnter oiih Die @rdfin@oronsop
9oiffom, bie 8attin oes Stattbnl-
tes in &uufaius. auf ibrer gfiidreiie
Nurh 9ertiflanb bon oeiitffen sc.
omten idleft beban6eIt ipuroen.
@ieoerboIt ieien lie perbaftet NOR
BEN. II. infoIge ser pielen linen be.
reieten Sinoeriliiie b1tte oie &eiic
fieben5age geoauert. Die ariitofro.
tiiden Sumen ieien BON ser Tolisei
nno pon SoIbaten miBbanbelt NOR
ben.
9onoon, 12. Sing. Ger r0miidC
aorreiponoent Der grdange Sele
graph 60. beridtet. oaB cine III Som
einaelonate @erIiner 9epeide Die Of
fisieae 9nriteIlung oes Generals bon
Stein iiber oie Selogeritng bon Git
tidl qibt. Der General oementiert
SaB oie 0eutiden 10000 Wam Der,
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-12
6eordn9te ueberiibt iiber
Ole Sd0e.

Sine bplGmbde Nadridt beias, bak Der Gidtnng
Spngres nDroi 2ttd, beiges entfener gebDrt mro
no bah Die Gritternng b gpbens in aasrdt nepnrt
@ern gemeoet uoroen bak Snt 9abacr nno Irlerte
IN Spngres angefpmmen III.
Imf beaidem gpben 6aben fd mieS me6rere gupuitem-
geedte ereignet.
General bum sten 6cikt es in elmer &6mem Spei
tiert Die Smthm 2tt6 10000 Oanm bepren babn
nuO ag Die Sabt merbe werbn, pbao dDere Mr.
lerie anans @orlGng babe Der &aer elbf enen peern
Snrm an Die Sorts bbpten mnnbes ynnergiefn ner-
biten.
Ser frunsDTidle Iniier Mnkern erlGr an Sorts
Smtti en inta nnS fne ybteilnng Sentd lei IN
Die Sabt eingesugen
Gin SrnHeler Sepede meSet bas Die Sampmad Der
frauS0hde GreuSe Dprrmde
Die Stennsen Der ransIen srmee I'M Glak besenet cine
psiee ranso Sepeie als Da bic ranspien bic &Gmme
mnS Eafs Der %useieu beiebt beltem.
Sn Smeabprs Der nren rniTden Safemtab seuanmt bas
Cbraltnr Der Snee, gDmbaroement onrf oent
e &riegs Der aenfummanoant bat Die Dilbeuobuer
beres angeprbert, Die Stabt Sm perlaien
Ins gSn uirS semebet bak Die munnesrnde &nte bnrd
DIT. mus. Sressidife budiert lit.
Ims @miterbam pmmt Die Nadridt Sak ben Senden se
nnsen it, cine Yununbad ber Die uus bci Serul dlasen
nnb bah wer SeasernnssseidMt mbr Die Sride mod Sm
nnb nad 9amnr seifift WurOem fub.
Ger oentd @eiGftstrGger &nbngtpn fnbrt gednerSe
Saf Die Sra6pn Statpnn Sa1ble Snferpn f ben @r
r na Senlamb geperrt mnrben nub Derang beren Srei
gabe StaatsefreGr Srnan Derprad Die Iugegene nit Dem
ErGhbenten in geratnng 5n siehen.
S ierbdem nnb Die mpntensriniidn Srnppen uIen d
engt babeu mmb semenam in ypsnien operieren
Nmcras Spomatife &ertreter in europa intrner Shfe
eGnber 5n artern, 4merifam snrHd5nbrinsem
6ansoIi6er Sampr Gudambean nmf Gnnb Snitrnftiu
6ranfreif in Neu g)prf surnfgebalten.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-12
S9wtre 9(rtiQerie na9 2ittid nnb
yfamur gei9idt.

loren boben. gibt n6er iel6lt feinc
9iffern an. gr iagt, ooB MIR cine
fleine 9ln3ubl oelttider Sruppen bel
Siitti6 engagiert maren. Inn Die 9e-
negungen Der Souptarmee 81 mas
fieren. General bon Stein gi6t 5u,
oaB 0ie Groberlrng Ser Sorts ihipie-
rig lit. neil oas Serrain lnlgiinItig
lit lulb 6ie @epolferlnq, Die oSruuen
eingei6lofien. bon binten auf oic
beitti6en Sruepen idliebeu. Sic
iheien ii6 niht. oud auf 9lerste uno
&erlplln0ete 5u idieBen, Der General
id)lieBt ieinen gerid)t nit oen @or-
ten: ~Man bari nidt pergeIien. bnB
Ole belgii6en Eriippen ben unieren
an SabI iiberlegen iino."
Gbarlotteto mn, -. 9lr1.
Ter 9lnd Gionono 9antpfeer 01or-
menna, 9eItern bon 0eontreol nuf
Oem @e9e nod Sponen un0 93eii-
fllnolonb bier eingetroffen. bate I'M
Ct 9aturence Gee Elm gefGbrli6es
9lbenteiter. Nflif ser Sohe bon Gue-
Dec tpnrben 5tpei Sdiiiie pom ltfcr
nuf 6en 9nnnpfer abgefcuert. Ser
Gnpitdn. ser Sen @rlin0 ser @eihic-
Blug iliht fortrtte, IicB nit &oIl-
oanpf peiter fabren. 9ci Ser SSnfcI
Orleans puroen 5pei rpeiterc Shiiiic
abgefeuert ln6 sic 9ligeIn floqert
iiber oen Sonpfer bintpee in0 fieIen
ungefdbr bltroert Oaro erttfcrnt ins
@ai'er. <rs onrouf fon ser Re-
gieritnesfiItter 9elle Gbuiie in Sidt
Hnb 6efabl ser Mforpenna. Gue6ec
ntBuIalifen uno ibre Topiere reoi-
6ieren III Iiien. 9ns geihah auf
8rllno elmer nelen &erorbnina, sic
Der &apitGn nod ni6t fannte. 9ieie
ltnipiiienbeit bate bem 9dnpfcr hei-
na6e iftperen S6aoen gebraft.
9onoon, 70. 9luqllIt. Der So
penbngener &orreiponoent Ser 9aiIp
MniI beri6tet: Gs lit ieItgeiteat NOR
ben. ooB Ser beuti6e Sorpeooboot5er-
itorcr. BON Dem gen1eloet moroen
mar, baB er am 8. IualrIt auf Ser
Sobc pon South 8eoier infoIge elmer
6eiielerploiion innf. ourf cine bon
einem oelttfden &rieg$Idjiff geIegtc
@iinc 5erit0rt porben lit. 9Gnii6e
uno i6tpeoii6e 9onlpfcr hoben auf-
gebort 5u laiifen, nah0en linen be-
FAINT ge1poroen mar, oob Sic 0eut-
idle &ontaftminen in ser Noroiec gc-
legt bnben.
Ger rltiiii6e &ommanoant Ser 1Se-
flung Sipenborg in iSinlano bot oQe
@epobner BON Speaborq uno GEL
i;ingfors alrfgeforoert. ob5ureiien, 0a
cine Shlo6t ooer ein 9onrboroenert
itnntittelbor beporiteben.
9onbon ~. Iug Cine WicI-
bine aus Hotterbom beiogt, 6oB ser
MaaItrihter &orreiponoent oes Rot-
terbnm Gourant bon oeuti6en Sffi-
5lereft III Nt1e 0te beitlnr11tte VerIihe-
riing erbaIten bot, oab oos &egiment
bes aronprin5en Dor einigen Sogeri
Die Ntaas iiberi6ritten babe. obne
bdB Ser &ronprin3 babel NOR. (9ie
9fa6riht lit niht reht perIt1noIid).
oa Der 9ronpri1s 1idt &egimeltts-
fommonbeur, ionoern 9ipiiionGr lit.
4nm. 5. H.
9onbon, 12. glugllit. Sier lit
cine Gepeihe oes fron5oiiiden Mini-
Iteriilms einaetroffer. sic s(ufihllrB
gibt iiber Die niiIitdriite Sage bel
9iittih uno Lungs ser franiolii6-
Seiltihen @ren5e, NO sic beioericiti.
gen %orpoiten nit chamber ;siiblltng
genomnren baben. ionic iiber Die
&1mpfe I'M GIiab. gs beibt 0arin:
r9ie @eriidte bon Der Groberilng
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-12

Ibenopoit 9eier follten Die
fr'eiucn Aes 9lbenhs nusidneioen
uno iie mitbringen, fpenn lie bel
Gaufleuten ginfdiife MAIDEN.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-12
SG6er SOB.

Gol0mater, Mi6., ~. 9lug.
@iqiam Sol3, 81 Sabre oft, leit 40
S9Sobren in GoIomoter luobnbaft,
Itiirjte pIotli6 tot 5lr Sooen, nab.
ren0 er I'M @arten zines gtohbars
or6eitete. Gin Sobn unO cine SOd)-
ter iiberleben Den Wnnn.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-12

bringen, ipuroe fallen selnfien. sc.
fretdr @arriion iagte beiite, Die
0iplomatii6en 9eonlten ieien in.
itrlliert moroen, SouriIten nit flei.
nen NfitteIn, Die infolge ner5ogerter
9fiidfebr in finan5ieae Scot gernten
mogen, bel Der 9iiifbeforoeriing BEN
@orsug iiber Die rei6en glmerifnner
5u geben. Gr glaitbt nid]t, 6nB es
Sdluierigfeitan MAIDEN iperbe, Die
9lmerifaner na6 sem Seebdfen 5u
beforbern.
9tem 9orf, IL. 9ug. Die
ituliel1ii6en 0nlnpfer San @io.
nanni, Gan @iorgia uno San
@ugIielmas muroen aur 9ispoiition
ser amerifnnii6en Eoitriiten eeitellt
un0 mer6en am 15., 16. ltno 19.
9luguit nit ie 1000 @merifunern
pon 9teapel abiabren. 9ies tpurbe
heute IN Der Office Der SiciIin.
slmeriea Steamibip go. befonntge.
geben. nel6er Die orei Sfifie ge-
horen.
:. g. Morgan & 60. goben belite
befonnt, bnb peitere $6,0O0,000
fron5oiiihes @olS bel Dem Bariier
Saus Der 5Sirna 0eponiert fpuroen.
,sniolge belien lit Die SSirina i'm.
itanoe, Gbeds uno &ubelLSenbrngen
fiir Taris bis 5il boben 9etragen 5ii
perfoufen.
y bington, - Iug. gn.
pfeblungen 0es slusDdrtigen 9lntes
Der S9pei3. oab 9orbeoiir 5it einem
Son1melplab fiir 9lmerifaner &c.
lnaht meroe, ipurben Ourd) Die bie-
iige Sdpei5er @einnotihnft oen
Staatsoeportement unterbrCitet. 9ie-
les erbielt beute alid ncriflieoene
Sepelhen ans 9ern. Man glaubt,
0oB balb 3iige erbGltlid iein mer-
Sen, Inn glmerifnner bon Scr ShmeiS
nod 9oroeolr su trnnsporiieren.
Bis 5um beutigen Gage puroc
fnIt cine Nillion Collars BON 9lmeri-
fanern i'm hieiigen Staatsoeporte-
ment 0eponiert, nm OH i'll europa
lpeilenOe ,Sreunoe fn0 %crwaiIote
geInn0t 5u neroen.
SGbcr SOB.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1914-08-12
ce5te GriegS-
lla(6ri(5ten.
Qtah S6luB Der 9eoaftion einge-
trofien.)

Som, II. Nlug. Gie 3eitung
Gorriere bella Sern meloet, 6aB Die
montenegriniihen Srltppcn Sfiitari
beiebt 6aben.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-10
ENGLAND PREPARING
FOR CONTINGENCIES
Possibility Of German Invasion
Considered.

London, Sept S.-Remote as seems
the possibility of a German invasion
of England, preparations for such a
contingency are proceeding ceaseless-
ly II is but one of innumerable indi-
cations of how seriously the English
are taking the war. Every respectable
young man in the country is doing
something to safeguard the nation.
Those not already in the army or pre-
pairing to enter 1t, are performing civil
duties. Virtually every motorcyclist
gives part of his time to the nation s
service. Coast defenses are becoming
stronger every day against attack
from sea or air.
Nor do the women folk confine them
selves to sewing shirts, knitting socks,
making bandages and attending the
wounded. Mrs. Haverfield, the wife of
a British officer for instance, is form
ing a women's volunteer corps for
home defense. The members of the
corps are drilling. rife shooting and
route marching
AT the eleventh hour said Mrs
Haverfield. 1T will be too late to or.
ganize anything. The war Office thus
far does not encourage us, but when
the Germans come-if they come at all
we can place at the disposal of the
war Office an enthusiastic and capable
body OF women"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-10
Boys! Girls!
There's Fortune for You If You Take III

Who owns Berea ColIege-its stately buildings its
broad its wonderful library, its scientific apparatus
shops, Fairgrounds, and students homesl
You, the boys and girls of the mountains-You own
this great establishment
1t is held by Trustees for your benefit You can use
it, enjoy il, have the good OF it.
The Institution is so wonderful that people come
to it from east west and north Berea does invite
them, but they hear about the school, and realize that
it offers what other school does and they come hun
dreds of miles
But Berea belongs to you. The whole object of the
Institution is to help the young people of this great
mountain regon,-whch is the hope and glory of the
South-to help these young men and young women get
the knowledge and training that will enable them win
highest success for themselves, and to develop the
mountain country.
Berea gives you the of these buildings rent free
just for what it costs to keep them up Berea
gives you the services OF its great Faculty Of teachers
without charging cent-a their support comes from
the funds Of the College and not from the students.
Last year Berea actually spent 81 900 in provi-
ding sports and amusements for its Students ST. 900
in looking after their health and over $4,000 i'm paw
ment for their work in Boarding Hail. Shops and on the
Farm!
1t gives $500 worth OF instruction and board for 500
in money and gives you chance to part of that
But more than that Berea gives instruction and
start in life which just the right thing for you. You
could not get the education OF Berea anywhere else no
matter how much money you were willing to pay.
Berea does not teach Law, Medicine, Theology, or
advanced Engineering but in preparation for these pro-
fessions and in all College, Normal industrial and Foun-
daon branches Berea offers the very best every conner
1t is yours-come and take it.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-10
CONTENTS THIS WEEK

PAGE 4. The Citizen Stands First
u. s. News.-Boysl Girls President
Frost's Letter-War News-ky
News.
PAGE 2. The Newspaper in The
Home.-Making Newspaper
Why The Citizen Costs. Berea's
Invitation.-What Berea Stands
for.-S. S. Lesson.
PAGE 8. Mountain Agriculture
Back 10 The Bible.-Farm Facts
PAGE l. Locals.
PAGE s. Decisive Battle in Progress.
The Kaiser at Battle Front.
PAGE 6. The College. = Normal
School-The Academy.-The Vo-
cational Schools.-The Foundation
School. - The Berea Training
School.-Special Chance for Music.
The Kaiser at Battle Front.
PAGE 7. In The Home.-Mother
Wisdom. Children's Column
Weathered. t.
PAGE 9. Il. Ky. News.-Song THE
Children's March"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-10
UNITED STATES NEWS.
MANY we're INDICTED
GRIP OF FEDERAL AUTHORITY
FAsTENs ON DEALERS WHO
ARE BOOSTING PRICES.
Thirty-one Indictments Returned IL
District of Columbla-Others
Expected Elsewhere.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Observation-Disclosures food deal
ers were indicted here by a fedora
grand jury under the Sherman law on
counts charging price fixing. 1t was
the first big development In the in
vestigation the department of justice
Is conducting. at the direction of Pres
ident Wilson. against food dealers who
are alleged to have seized upon the
European war as pretext to increase
the cost OF living.
All the indicted men are local pro
duce dealers or commission merchants
No nationally known firm was In
dicted
At the department Of justice 1t wa,
said government agents working 10
many states for evidence OF price fix
ing were expected to make reports
soon which officials hoped would be
the basis OF other indictments. Atty
Gen. Gregory has this to say:
Under conditions now existing
throughout the world. capitalization
of misfortune and oppression OF oui
own people by the arbitrary increase
OF the prices OF foodstuffs are so pecu
liarly reprehensible that whenever con
victions can be obtained the govern
ment will insist upon sentences OF i'm
prisonment--no fine or no civil remedy
will be deemed adequate
United States attorneys are beins
instructed promptly TO ask for indict
ments whenever the facts will permit
to push these 10 early trial. and. upor
convictions, to insist upon prison sen
fences.
1T must. OF course. be remembered
that without the District OF Columbia
only those agreements and combina
lions which affect directly interstate
or foreign commerce can be reached
As to other matters, state statutes
must be relied upon"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-10
THE CITIZEN STANDS FIRST
Vol. XVI.

The Citizen stands first among
newspapers in the opinion Of a host
of readers. Here are some reasons;
A Farmer Says: II made Just
$3.50 this year out Of one thing
that learned by reading the Noun
tain Agriculture pieces in the Cit
izen."
A Housewife Says: II sure saved
my baby's life by what | learned by
reading that Citizen"
A Teacher Says: II had trouble in
my district till I got seven families
TO take the Citizen. Then the par
ents and children both began to read
and then they understood things
better, and now they all help in
stead OF quarreling and hindering."
A Mountain Patriot Says: II take
The Citizen because il is the only
paper that stands up for the noun
tains. first. last and all the time, and
tells the news, and gives the infor-
nation that | can't get anywhere
else"
A Preacher Says: II always try
10 get people TO take The Citizen, for
I see that whenever a family has
that paper in the house il is a help
all around. And besides | like to
have one newspaper that is free
from whiskey advertisements and
crime stories"
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1914-09-10
Champ Clark on Illiteracy

Speaker Champ Clark, who was
once a school teacher in Anderson
County, Kentucky, writes the Ken
lucky Illiteracy Commission of his
experiences in teaching adult illit-
crates in his day school in Anderson
County. He taught middle-aged men
who had returned from the army,
and other adults. Speaker Clark is
one of Kentucky's distinguished ma
tive sons, and is watching the illit-
eracy campaign with great interest.
he sends to Kentucky teachers en-
listed in this campaign message Of
hearty sympathy and good cheer.