davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-15
MILWAUKEE,
Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. ) 1914.

Milwaukee, Wis, Aug. ) 1914.
Vsem tistim. Xxi SO bill kdaj delavni
clani slov. pew. kluba ''Zvon'' mama
niamo. ia DO klub ''Zvon" mcscca dec.
I. /. priredil velikO slavnost oh prili
XII desetletnice svojega obstanka. Da
bi bila "A prireditev kolikor mogo6e We.
lepomembna. mi clani kluba ''Zvon'
zelimo. la hi Sc vsi nekdanji Glani Sc
enkIat zdruzili pod okriljem kluba
Zvon in oh tel priliki skupno z emo pes
MILO 4 mani nastopili. Ker smo trd-
no uvcrieni. ia bo vsak poedini rade
wolfe ob tel priliki Z Mani sodcloval. 81
dovoljujemo prositi, da bi zaradi urc.
ditve pevskih val vsak b~lagovolil 20
tom dopisnice naznaniti svoie ime.
naslov in kateri glas pole. ma slcde6i
naslov.
Mr.. Fr. Matte. 81 Madison ST. Mil
waukec, Wis. Slov. pev. klub ''Zvon" -.
ok
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-15

in T. Cvetkov od Radnieke Stra2e. Cd
odbora za tiskarno je navzot sodr. Ia
vertnik mi. - Predseduje Polovina.
Zapisnik zadnie seize Sc pre6ita in
sprcime $ popravkom Y odstavku. kjer
Sc tita, da je klub 81. - V Mckees
Rocksu, Pa, i~zkljutil Gra6nerja. kar j.
pomota: glasiti Sc INA. ia je klub po-
vedel obtolbo proti Detelitit IN To
maljievi6ki. nj Sc pa nihte iEkljutil.
Prc6itajo Sc dopisi kluboy 81. ~, -,
>, 81, 1l3 in % in Sc vzamejo ma znanle.
Ma z%nanje So vzamejo tudI iEklJueitve
tlanov radi p~reStopkov strankih ma.
eel, in STEER izkuju6uje Il. 9v Milwau.
kec, Wis. Branko Solita, st. 81, Oct.
roit. Mich, ID. PinGevita in st. l32, Pue-
bio. Colo, Chas Batista.
SPrejmc Sc resignacija scodr. Nj. Luz
tita kot 5lana eksekutive, ker - naha-
ia Y Dctroitu, Mich.
Ma dopis konferentncga odbora y
Wisconsin, Sc malaga q. tajniku. ia cd
piSc odboru Y smislu zakliutkov.
V zadcvi poncsretcncga sodruGa y
Cambriji. Wyo.. Sc ostane pri zadnicm
zakljuGku eksekutiVc.
PreJita in ma %znanjc So v2amc poruti
10 socialist. kluba 81. 20. Chicago. kicr
porotajo. ia je ods,opil od kluha >olr.
h. X. Savi6. Odstop 81 ic izvI.il pod
pritiskom kluba radi rcklamacii.
Sodr. tajnik poroca. da jc hilo me-
SEGA augusta razpetanih $50 II. mark.
o tiskarni poda p%orotilo .oir. Zayer,
mix mi. Pravi. ia Sc ie vr;il -. nvgu
sta obtni zbor delnitarjcv in ia ic hilo
zakljutcno. ia So korpora,iia stare u.
skarne %razPusti; ia j. hila v>aSa dcini-
ca izplatana y polni nicni v%reinosti. To
je $1,000. Selaj i, ed:ai la-,nik ti,kar-
ne j. :. T..
Razpustitcv ina naznaniti ma pristoi-
mem mestu p~rcdScdnik to2adevncga n
rektorija sodr. b. Il. Savit. Ako sodr.
Savit tega ne %izvrSi. mora najprej pc.
dati resignacijo. nato mora biti pa Sc
ena posebna sci atega odbora. ia Sc to
kontno resi- in naznani sklep oblastem.
ZapiSnikar.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-15

ola zlahtni dar bozji vanjo. FAINT
mi Je dial tudno palico, katere
namen mi je bill zaGetkoma skriv-
nosten. polagoma pa Sc mi je "a
svetllo, Ola DO treba kaj meSati.
NO Je mole ugibanje dospelo do te
locke, jc bill re zopct vajcnec pri
meni. Tobak Je bil hipoma poiit
z neko mcni pOpolnoma neznano
tekotino. Xxi jo je vsesal kakor
zejna zemlja DEE, fart pa je incl
prlpravljeno golido z vodo, in ko
sem jel meSati, je polagoma prili-
val. Sukal sem palico kakor atlet.
FAINT pa je gledal. Slo jc trdo;
sodil sem, da je tobak Sc presuh
II ukazal sem, maj Sc pomoGi. FAINT
Je prllil, JAZZ pa sem meSal. Zdaj
Je blla stvar sitna. Moja inteli-
genoa Sc je ukvarjala z mucnim
v~praSanjem ,kako maj oplodi svo.
Je znanje z vajenGevo vedo: ali
misli so tavale pc daljavi, ne da
bi dospele do ella. Da hi moi
moJster - pomocnik ne opazil "a.
drege in da hi sam pridobil casa.
sem mehaniGno ~ukazoval, mai Sc
prlliva. Ma 6elu sem re cutil potne
srage, dasi Jill nj mogel povzroeiti
fizitni odpor. Zdelo sc mi ie. ka.
kar da sc ~vajenec Gudno rezi.
Nemara cello sk~odozeljno. Mesal
sem kakor blazen, pa nisem incl
pojma, kaj bo il tega. V grlu me
Je tiStalo kakor svin6en cmok. &c
zdaj ne pride kaksno razsvetlje-
ME IL nebes .
Takrat so sc odprla vrata in
vstopil je SET.
Morning!
Morning!
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-15
IL URADA GLAvNEGA TAJNIKA
A. 8. B. P. d.
Sprenembe pri krajevnih drustvih. v
mesecu avgustu 1914.
Zopet sprejeti clan-ice:

.NPN SPANJcN Nldu ice.
Pm DIR. -. |: Morris in Julia Boset,i,
Louis in Aloilija Parkcl, John in Fran.
ciska Trater, And. Koder. John in Ma.
ry krusnitz, John in Angela Betega.
Louis junk.
Pr dr. -. 3: Stefan Lason. John Stel.
Stefan Lii, Mary Lii.
Pri DIR. &. 4: Jos. Brunei. Fr. Elmer.
man. Frank in Lima Bonat. JOS. in Olivia
Skalet, John Kukec, Simon in Mary Ce-
menik.
Pri DIR. st. .: Frank Mo5nik in Jacob
Nidmar.
Pri DIR. 81. :: Lovrenc in Mary Selma.
Pri DIR. 81. 10: Frank in Neza Birk.
Pri DIR. 81. IL: William Parker in Pro.
spero Pinamonti.
Pri Dir. 81. -: Anton Cirar.
Pri DIR. St. l6: John BrenGiC. Jos.
Plahuta in Reimund Gross.
Pri DIR. 81. is: John Zumer.
Pri DIR. 81. 20: Frank Dolinsek, Louis
Glavan in John Lusnak.
S~uspendirani 6lan-ice:
Pri DIR. Il. /: Prvi mesec susp. Frank
Buhman. Josef Yarc cer. 1876. Frank
Nidic, Emil Zeni. August canon, Frank
Cekada. Emil Hromek, Jos. Pihclmeier.
Const. Boscti, John Bedene. Anton
Drenik, Frank Gorenc, Frank Polak in
Angelo SIMON. Drugi mcsec Peter
Meisnitzer
Phi Dir. st. >: Drugi mesec. Victor
in Mary Degasperi.
Pri dr.. 81. 3: Prvi mcscc. Louis Wi.
soviSek.
Fri dr. -. 4: Prvi mesec, Florian Sto-
lar. Drugi mesec, Jacob in Franciska
Bond.
Pri DR.. st. ;: Drugi mcsec, John Mish.
mas.
Pri DIR. st. d: Drugi mesec, Vincenc in
Mary Schenk.
Pri DIR. st. Z: Drugi mesec, Frank in
Josefa Hofer.
Pri DIR. 81. S: Prvi mesec. Mary liner.
Pri DIR. st. Q: Prvi mesec. Josef in CT
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-15
Etbin Kristan:
TOBAK IA
(Konec.)

Slekel sen suknjo, da je dobil
vaJcnec casa "a priprave, XII SO
Uncle mem sluziti IA instrukciio.
Z neverjetno naglico je pogledal
list "a listom in Jill zlagal pred
noz. No sem Sc iznebil krojaGeve
kozc, je stroj ze tekel in sekal
listje sekseksek, Ola so padali
krajSi, debclejSi deli ma emo.
daljSi in finejSi pa ma drugo stran.
Razbral sem. da Sc spodnji deli
zaradi trdih I'll ne rabiio "a
snuff. Da hi pokazal svojo uGe-
most, sem %vpraSal, ce je tovarna
u%rejena tudi "a smodke in "a dru-
GO vrste tobaka; in ko mi je va
jcnec Odgovoril, da je tobak "a
nJuhanje specialiteta tega pod
jctja, sen Sc dale informiral, kan
ola dajejO Odrezke. Tako Sc ie
menjaval p~rijazen pomenek 2
osornimi ukazi. Metoda Sc je IL
borno obnesla. FAINT nj niti opazil,
da Je p%ravzaprav on mOjster, jaz
vajencc.
Tako sva slozno izvrSila razne
manipulacije, in ma THEM sen 81
dcjal &c dobim jutri druzcga va.
jcnca, SEN re san mojster.
Tedaj pa je moral priti tobak
V luailo. FAINT mi je pokazal pro.
stor, V katercm Sc je opravljala ia
velevazna procedure in prinesel
pripravljeni tobak. Tam je stala
velika, kadunjam podobna poso.
da in razumel sem takoj, da spa.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-15
LISTNICA.

Jak Ocepek. Wittenville. Okla.
Vi ste pozabili poSlati polcg no.
vega tudi starr naSlov. To smo ze
neStetokrat povcdali V listnici in
ma drugcm mrstu. kako pa ma
znamo. kje ste bill preje. cc nam
ne poroGate. Ia preiskovanjc enc.
ga naslova med tiso6i. pa nj ca.
sa. Storte torej svojo dolznost
nakar DO storilo tudi upravniStvo
svOjc.
NSem naroGnikom XII dolgujeJo
preko Stlr mesece, pa Sc MISC Cd.
zvali ma pozivnicc, smo 2 danaSnjo
stevilko ustavili list. Kdor hoGe
da bo dovival list, maj poravna
torej takoj n~arocnino.
Star rudar, Butte, Mont. Vase
ga doplSa ne moreno priobtiti.
Toliko casa Sc boste tamkaj V But
te kavsali. da nazadnje brzkotne
ne bone incl nobene unije. Pred
'ohcetJo' ukati nj dobro. Rezul-
tate pa boste zvedeli prvcga a
prIla. ko potete pogodba med w.
+. of. NJ in rudarsko druzbo.
Frank cesen, 1920 +. 60. St
Cleveland, .. Vi dobivatc list ma
omenjeni naslov. poSta nam jc
pa Vas list vrnila 5 opazkom nj
pravi. Posljite boljSi naslov. kcr
drugate Yam list ustavimo. John
Clmerman, 1929 Marquette ST.
lstotako.
Narocnike prosimo. da kadar
Sc ~preselijo, nam posljrjo polcg
novega tudi starr naslov. Mi nj.
mamo casa, coprati pa ne znamo.
ia Ia ukani'i. kjc je bl maroGaik
poprcj.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-15
ADVERTISEMENT
AvStr. SIOVenskO
Boil. Pod. DruStvO
lnkorporirsno n. fsb~uva
1908 v drtavi KAAaa.
Sedez: FrOntenac, Kans.
Ustanovljsno l6. januvarja
1894

Sedez: FrOntenac, Hans.
GLAvNI URADNIKI:
Predsednik: MRATIN OBERZAN. Box 70 + Mineral K.,.
Podpreds JOHN GORSEK, Box 2l. ". Mineral Kans
pa!nit; JOHN CERNE, Box 4, Breezy Hill, Mulberry, Kan.
1.ss'nik; FhAMk SIARCIC,BO 245, Mulberry, Kans
SUI LooIS BREZNlKAR, l.. Box 80, Frontsnac Kan,
NADZORNIKl:
PONGRAC JURSE, Box 2O7 Ridley Ka,s
MARTIN KOCMAN, Box 4S2, Frontenac. Kan,
ANTON HOFFMAN,, Frontenac, Kans.
POROTNI ODBOR:
JOSH SVATO, R. 4, Woodward. Iowa.
FRANK STUClN, Box226, Jenny Lind. Ark.
MALTA SETlNA, Box 90, Franklin. Kans
Pomozni odbor:
FRANK SELAK, Box 81, Frontenac Kans
JOHN MlKLAVC, Box 27, Frontenac. Kaps
epre]Hmn. pnstojbina cd 16. do 40. leta znasa 81 so
VS dopisi s maj blagovolijo posiljati, ri. t.inik.
Use denarne posljatve pa 81. blag. iniku
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-15
sEJA J. 8. 2.
dine 5. septembra 1914.

Navzoci 30 BajskiG, Dubravac. Kr.
pan, Ales, Begic, susnjar, Godina. Pc.
trie, Susa, Polovina in Kokotovi6. -
Odd nadzornega odbora sta navzoGa sodr
Mavric in Trstenjak. Cd u~rednikov sta
navzota sodr. f.. Kristan cd P~roletarea
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-15

Skupno 749 70 1926 AZ
]. Susnjar. 81. tajnik.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1914-09-15

IBID GLASovANJA o PREDLOGIH
IA sPoJENJE RAD. STRAzE'' z
MAR. GLASoM'' IN oDGoDITEV
KoNGREsA ]. S. z. IA EMO LEro.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-07
APPRoPRIATES $25O,010

Washington.-Plans were completed
for the care of Americans in war-tOrn
Europe. Congress, at the request OF
President Wilson. appropriated $780,
600 as an initial step, and will grant
more funds if desired. The appropria-
ton will be used in caring for the i'm
mediate needs of Americans, especial
~ those without means of obtaining
any funds Americans who have let
ters OF credit and travellers checks, or
other forms Of money credit, will he
assisted by American embassies in
having them cashed. Instructions
were issued to American diplomatic
officers to issue ambassadors orders"
in exchange fC- letters Of credit, bank
checks or money orders.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-07

Western Newspaper Union News Service
st. Petersbure.-The advance Of the
Russian army across the German from
tier is progressing at several points
simultaneously. a German customs
house has been raided by Cossacks
and at Eydtkuhren . brisk engage
ment was fought, the Russians driving
back the German column and occupy
ing the town. II is held by column
OF artillery, with infantry supports.
London.-The British cabinet IL
now solid for war. From a reliable
source II is learned that those oppos-
Ing Intervention in the present crisis
were Right Hon. L. w. Hareourt. Lord
Mareley, Right Hon. John Burns and
Sir John Simon, attorney general.
President Of the Board of Trade Burns
has placed his resignation in the HANDS
Of Premier Asquith, while the others
who have been impeIled to preserve
their oplnion by eermany's violation
Of eelgIan neutrality which Great
Britain had pledged Itself to suaran-
Zee. The first attempted aerial attack
on Paris was frustrated when four
German military aereplanes crossed
the frontier, flying In the direction OF
thIs capital, and were driven back by
the Rheims air squadron. From -
waite s0urees IN the house Of eomm1ns
;. has been learned that thp British
government has presented an uitl-
mstum 10 Germany, dsmsnfha ire In
stsnf Withdrawal Of German troops
from esIs'um and Luxsmbevss.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-07
FIRST BATTLE IN THE AIR

Brussels.-The first battle in the air
was fought near Nancy between a
French aero plane and a German d.
rigible Every man engaged in the
fight was killed According 10 the re-
ports received here Roland Garros,
French flyer, sighted a German dirigi-
BILE shortly after il had crossed the
border from Alssce-Lorraine. The
dirigible was an enormous affair Of
the Zeppelin type and was manned
by 20 German soldiers, II Is supposed
to have been sent up for scout duty
from the Germon column which
crossed the French frontier at Grey.
Garros. who had been scouting about
the territory for some time after news
OF the German invasion Was received.
sighted the dirigible at height OF
GOO feet. He drove his feet mono
plane straight at the diTigible. The
huge gas bag exploded with a terrific
detona ton. followed by a burst OF
Lame. The monoplane, hopelessly "a
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-07

Stockholm.-A battle was fought be-
tween the German and Russian fleets
off the Aland islands and resulted In
the Russians being driven back. The
Russian war vessels took refuge in the
Gulf of Finland, where they remained.
The Aland islands form an archipela-
go in the Gulf of Bothnia. They have
belonged to Russia since 1909. when
they were taken from Sweden.
Brussels--It is reported here that
a division of Uhlans, Germany's crack
cavalrymen, was annihilated in an en-
gagement, on the frontier, Two thou
sand prisoners were taken by the
French. All the French regiments at
Sedan are reported TO have been dis
patched tword Nancy, a short dis
lance from the German border. Per-
sons arriving here from Cologne say
the Germans have placed rapid-tire
guns on the terrace of Hotel Hanss
in that city The travellers believe the
guns are intended for use against his
| tile aerOplanes
/ Paris.-With Count Won Schoen. the
German Ambassador. and the Austro-
/ Hungarian Ambassador still in Paris,
Germany began hostilities against
/ France. Previous messages have re-
ported the invasion Of French terri
tory by German troops at Longlaville,
a village OF 500 inhabitants near Long
/ Wy, and at Bertrambois, a village Of
1000 inhabitants ear Ciroy Sur We
zouze, in the Department OF Meurth
ct Moselle At the same time the i'm
portant customs station at Petit CroiX,
six miles from Belfort, was shelled by
German troops. The Germans also
violated the neutrality of Luxembourg,
which was guaranteed by the Treaty
OF London, signed in 1867 by France,
Austria, Belgium, England, Italy, the
Netherlands, Prussia and Russia A
troop train filed with troops arrived
in Luxembourg and the Government
of the Grand Duchy is now in the
hands OF the German military authOri,
ties, who have installed headquarters
at the Government house. All rail
road and telegraphic communication
was Immediately cut off. All com
municatlon with Germany has been
cut OF. More than 100000 Germans
here are anXiously wondering how
they can get home.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-07
CINCINNATI MARKETS

Corn-No l white SIC. No. 2 white
S1Is0 S2c, No. 3 white S1D Size, No.
white S0h GS1c, No. 1 yellow S215@
low 8lIR9S2c, No. 4 yellow S1@S1hc
No. 1 mixed SIC, No. mixed 500
S215c. No. 3 mixed S1h @S2c. No. 2
mixed S2@S2hc, No. 3 mixed Sl1e@
SIC. No. mixed 81@S1hc, white ear
S0@Slc, yellow ear Sl@SSc, mixed
ear 79@Slc.
Hay-Old hay is quoted as follows:
No. 1 timothy 21,50, standard timothy
5000, No. 2 $3.50. No. 3 $3.50, No.
clover mixed 49, No. 2 clover mixed
SIT. No. l clover $3.50, No. clover
$3.50. New hay is quoted as follows:
No. l timothy $l925. standard $1S.25,
No. 2 timothy Sl7.25, No. 3 timothy
$l5, No. clover mixed SIS. No. 2
clover mixed SIG, No. l clover $3.50,
No. clover S1450.
Oats-Old oats are quoted as fol-
lows: No. white 37hc, standard
white 361ac, No. 3 white 35kc, No, 4
white 34hc, No. mixed 3512 oslo.
No. mixed S5@S5Ikc. New oats are
quoted as follows: No. white 34h
6D3Ghc standard SIC, No. 3 white BIC.
No. white 36Ac.
Wheat-No. 2 red S9@91c, No. 3 red
S76S9C, No. red S2IS7c.
Poultry-ieus l4%c, do light l4hc;
ROSTERS Zoe; springers, lbs and
over. 2lc; under 2 lbs 17Gp19c; young
sDring ducks, 3 lbs and over. lac,
ducks, white, lie; turkeys, toms,
l5lac, hen turkeys, 9 lbs and over,
l5i2C.
Eggs-Prime firGts l9c, frsts lie,
ordinary firsts lac, seconds 12c.
Cattle-Shippers S735@S.5O, extra
SS.65AS.75; butcher steers. extra S7.S5
as, good to choice $7m775, common
to fair S5.25@6,75; heifers, extra $7.S5
as, good to choice S7@775, common
to fair S4.5O@6.75; COWS, extra $635@
ESQ, good to choice s5.75@6.25, com
mon TO fair $3@5.50; Gamers $304.25.
Bulls-Bologna $5.50@G.25. fat bulls
$6.2506.i5.
Calves-Extra s975010, fair 10
good s7@9.50, common and large $3.50
aces.
Hogs-Selected heavy $S.751S.90.
good to choice packers and butchers
S9.05m9.lO. mixed packers S909.05,
stays S4.50607. common to choice
heavy fat sows SGWS.25, light shippers
$S.75W91O, pigs ul0 lbs and lessl
$3.50 MS.50.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-07
PROBATION TAKEN
EFFEcT OF GENERAL WAR GER
TAIN TO De FELT IN THE
UNITED STATES.
Finaneiers Are Citing Experience Of
Earring Failure In Connection Wiz
Possible Result Of Upheaval.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
New York.-Even II diplomacy and
finance and other influences are able
to prevent the war spirit spreading
yet IL is the belief Of the financial dis.
trict that there will be sure TO follow
serious and perhaps grievous demoral.
ization. which may by and by affect
our own financial and commercial
market. Comparison has been made
with the experience worldwide which
for nearly two years was consequent
upon the failure of the Barring Broth
ers, of London. The Bank of England
came to the rescue of the immediate
situation. The powerful influence OF
the bank stayed the financial cyclone
which began Immediately after the an
nouncement of the failure. Solvent
houses were protected and general
bankruptcy was prevented.
Yet the effects of the failure were
noticeable throughout the world. They
contributed in no small degree to our
own currency famine which began
soon after the second Inauguration OF
Grover Cleveland as president. II Is
presumed that something of this kind
will be observed, even though peace
full conditions be speedily restored
on the continent Of Europe. Presuma-
bly, boarding will begin. In Europe It
will be impossible to estimate the ex-
tent of the commercial decentralization
and stagnatiOn which will be sure to
be observed for some months.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-07
BIG BANK MEET AT GOTHAM
McAdoo and Bankers Discuss Finan-
eiaI situation-clesrins House
Certificates May Be Issued.

New York, Aug. Probably one
OF the most significant banking con
ferences ever held in America took
place at the Vanderbilt hotel here on
Sunday night. 1t was attended by Viii
liam q. McAdoo, secretary OF the
United States treasury; John Shelton
Williams, comptroller of the currency;
J. z. Morgan and the heads of more
than a dozen OF the largest national
banks and trust companies in New
York. AS a result of the conference
It is expected that clearing house GER
tificates will be issued both in New
York and other banking centers to be
used by banks as a medium for set
thng their balances to each other and
strengthening their reserves. which
Saturdays bank statement showed
we're about seventeen million dollars
under the legal requirement
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-07
OWES IT TO MANKIND
TO HELP THE WORLD

Washington.-Pre Wilson has
appealed to the people of the United
States to remain calm during the war
in Europe. He declared the United
States owes II to mankind to help the
rest of the world during the present
crisis. The President declared the
United States could gain great and
permanent glory during the present
trouble providing no one lost his head.
The President urged that nothing be
done in America to add TO the excite
ment of the world.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-07
COLORADO cLoupHuRsT.

Colorado Springs. Colo.-A cloud
burst centering ten miles north of
here caused the death OF one person
and damaged property 10 the extent Of
100000 In this vicinity Railroad
traffic is demoralized rnd the fertile
truck gardening distrie, soath Of this
city Is waste OF mud and debris.
Colorado Springs suffered heavily from
the storm. Two large siaducts In the
city were washed out. Damage 10 the
streets Is estimated at 100000. All the
bridges we're swept away aud l'.s
roads are almost 'mpassaDle
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-07
VALUE IS NEAR TO $4,000, 600,

St Louis.--Personal property 20 the
par value of almost S17,000,000 and
extensive realty holdings in Missouri,
Texas and Connecticut are itemized
in the inventory of the estate Of James
Campbell, late railroad financier, OF
this city, filed here. OF the personal
property $l5.936.O12 is in stocks and
$123.707 in cash. The balance is in
bonds, notes and accounts due The
entire estate was willed jointly to Mr..
Campbell's widow and daughter Lois.
At the death of these heirs and their
children it will go to st. Louis Uni
versity for a medical school and hos
pital.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-07
FLASHES FROM The WAR

A battle was fought between the
German and Russian fleets off the
AIand Islands.
The AIand Islands form an srchi-
pelago in the Gulf Of Bothnia.
They have belonged to Russia
since 1909.
The Servians are advancing on
Austrian territory, Austria having
withdrawn a portion Of her army.
Bulgaria is modifying and Rou-
mania is expected to follow.
Turkey is modifying in the hope
Of turthering her interests.
Two Russian spies have been
shot at Hamburg.
II is reported that part OF the
German Baltic feet is massed in
the North Sea off JutIand.
All Danish troops have been
withdrawn from JutIand.
News Of the attempted assassi-
nation of the German Crown
Prince was brought by Lord Win
terton.
The eurgomaster Of Antwerp
announced that the Germans had
invaded Limburg, Holland.
A DoVer-Calais steamer reports
that a French cruiser arrested a
grain steamer bound for a German
port.
German Emperor ordered Baron
Won Sehoen, German Ambassador,
to demand his passports from the
French government.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-07
TRANSPORTS MAY BE SENT

Washington. measures for
the relief OF many thousands of Amer
leans in distress n Europe for lack
OF money or means to return home
have been begun by President Wilson
and Secretary Bryan. The admins
tration has under consideration send
ing army and navy transports 10 carry
American refugees and special re-
aaest 10 congress for an appropriation
IS expected 10 be maze.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-07
MEETING OF AMERICANS

London American marooned in
London held a monster meeting in the
Waldorf hotel, the 1000 who attended
overlooking the hotel steps and side
walks. Ambassador Pages absence
from the meeting brought severe crit
lcism upon him. Many demanded TO
know whether the ambassador had
been invited. and upon receiving an
affirmative reply. 5ooed the suggestion
that be was working in their interest.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-07
pu, choIsra Germs In Wells.

London. Aug. 4.-Telegrams from
the chief OF the German general stan
received at the German embassy here,
assert that a French doctor, with two
assistants. poisoned the wells near
Metz with cholera microbes. The doc
tor was tried by oourt-maFtlal and
then shot
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-07

Pittsburgh. Aug. 3.-rhe Australia.
sian tennis team, Wilding and Brookes,
eliminated the Germans. Froitzhein
and KreuzeI, from the Davis cup com.
petition when they defeated them In
tie doubles match.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-07
MEzoER SENDS OUT CALL.

Louisville. Ky.-Oskar Merger, Ger.
man Imperial Consul at Cincinnati.
has sent out the call TO all German
citizens In Kentucky, Ohio. Indiana
and West Virginia to rally to the
colors of the Fatherland.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1914-08-07
calIlaux Slain, Is Rumor.

London, Aug. At is rumored in
Viette, France. that the seventeen
year-old son OF CASTOR Calmette has
murdered Joseph Ca,llauX. whose wife
killed his father Confirmation OF the
rumCr is impossible so far