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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-11-12

sc. gbriltianfon al Somner, Ell nng
5agfgrer, bar erbol0t fra $500 til
5000 5tetnmer flere enc BurleigD
S. Spaul6tng til Sgieiteretsoonlmer.
@isaniin.
De iioite @fterretninger tp6er paa,
at Set er tptlio1nt, om @uperngr Mc-
@obern er balgt til 6oreneoe Sta
tiers 5enator. Set er iaa ner 5tem=
n1eltgbeo urellem bam og 6en 6emo-
fratilfe &anoi6at Baul .. &ulting, at
en- officiel SptGlling maa til for at
afgipre Sagen.
eSoiua.
@enator 81. g. gnmrtins % @u-
pernsr George IS. Glarfe, begge
@on6i6ater til @ienoalg ssotpa, bar
meo 9pgaoer fra Sc fleite @recincts
Wluraliteter al benbol6sbis 10000
.!5,O0O. vi &ongreSpalgene tan
BE. prfes, at @ilbert 81. Saugen er
gienbalgt fier6e Diltrift.
1ttab.
5alt Qaft, l1tab, ben Ste Nob. De
fuloltnn6ige ltofficielle 8algopgaber
giber Senator 5moot, &epublifaner,
en- Maioritet al 2,727 oper SSames
$. Mople, sutton.
Sllinuis.
Chicago Sen Ste 9eoo. @aa6e Gor-
bu0soennerne og oe upaaoe" oer re-
prelenteres al limited 5ocieties for
2ocal Gelfgopernnlent" paaltaar
ibag, at 6e bar palgt NOT Weolem,
mer al Qegislatlren for fin Si0e al
Saloonipergsmaalet, Nepublifaner>
ne flyer at oe bar en- goo Waioritet
/ 2egislatnre,s Sns, og Demofra-
terne iDnes at baoe en Stemmes Oea,
ioritet I Statslenatet.
Com Selge al @alget &irs6ag ct
Ser mi Is Sorbu6sltoter: Mri5ona,
9lrfenIas, Colorado, Georgia, &an.
ias, Maine, Misiisiippi, geortb Ga.
rolina, 9flaboma, Sregon, Eennes.
Tee, @albtngton, 8irginia, @eit 8ir<
ginia og g9ortb Dafota.
ssorene6e 5toters 5enator Sber=
man ct gienbalgt me6 1000 5tenl-
,ner ober &oger 6. Sullibnn, iin be-
tnofratiife Mo6ltan6er..
abinbeiheu,meret.
Som S6lge at @algene / 8irsboes
for aDialoerne ,1u 5temmeret ieuepe
5tater ian1t i Eerritoriet 9llasfa.
g1epaoa og Montana er De itblte, iom
far faaet 5te1nmeret for @bin6er
iom for Meno. De pbrige 5tater og
set 9(ar 6e fit 5tem1neret er Ionl
felger: Wpomiltg, 1890; Colorado
1898; lttab, 1896; s5oabo, 1896;
@aIbington> 1910; California,
1912; slri5ona, 1912; &anias, 1912;
Oregon 1912.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-11-12

igaar ollie fine biplomatiffe Neprae
ie1tanter fra serbien, Storbritan-
MEN, Ruslano % Granfrtge, og rus.
fife Sropper er allere6e falot ino /
9Drfiet, meoe11s ben engeIif-franife
6laabe bonlbarberer Darbnnellerne.
gn offieiel We66elelie fra ben
rusft1fe arrnes Stab / &aufaius mel
ser, at rugIiife 9ropper ct 1frebet
ober Sen tbrfiffe @renie og efter
9rnfninger bar inbtaget 8Der1e 81.
bine, anraftlisIee, 8nslirfa, Mbf6p,
8outafb, 4bornnl Mps}oun og slr.
5ap. De tDrfiife Sropper retirereoe
efterlaoe1tbe fine bgoe.
8ritiff Mnneftion al Gppern.
2onoon oen Ste 9eob. 5torbrt-
tannien anneftere6e i6og forrnelt @p,
perm Mibbelbapet, qon1inelt en-
Del al oet tprfiife Mige. Da oen oe>
fenlibe MIlianee n1cllem Storbritan'
MEN og Tprfiet blep opbebet peo
&rigens l16brl1b, belutte6e Sen BRIT
tiife &egierittg, at bet bar nbopen-
bigt at betnpgtige iig 9en for at oer
f11uoe lgrgessoroentlig for bens Stp-
re og Beifpttelie. 9en bar ii6en ben
engelif-tprfiife 0berensfomit af 1878
baret beiat al og a6nsiniitreret at
Sferbuitaa iisnt ben bar
itoaet ut1ber 5nltanet1s Operbgibeb.
Sperige prDteiferer.
2onbon 6en 6te Nop. s ct
9elegram fra 5tocfbolm figer &eu-
ters @orrelpon6ent, at oct / e11 @unb,
fribelie fra @rigsasiltrancefomiteen
til lpenffe @be6ere nnel6es, at @egie-
ringen bar protelteret til Storbri,
tannl1ie11 moo Mo1niralitetets Orore
5tenge116e Nor6ieen.
Siin9=ta1s Sab.
Tofio 6en Toe geop. Oct n1e61e-
les officielt, at ben tpife Geltning
Giing=tau far opergiDet fig til 6e
iapaneiiife og brittle Gropper. Set
fgrite Sfrt6t for at fre1ntpinge Sper-
gipelien bleb taget be6 Mi6nat, 6a
sSnfanteriet inbtog 5oriDarsliniens
miotre Sort. S oenne Speration
blep 200 Sanger taget.
| Eiing=tous Salo gibr @noe paa
en- al @eroensfrigens i16re Gaier.
S ben title tpife @orcesiton poo @p6.
ii6en al 9bantltng-&albeen @bina
bar Ser iioer itoit / MuguIt / minore
@faIa bpret fbrt en- @rtg ontrent
iom ben / europa.
9pfferne beiie6e bet bbt6e Stag
M. Z ir1orges. Den ralfe &apitlla-
ton bafte megen @leoe blan6t Sc
Eropper, iom operereoe MOB Ming'
tau. Set bar ct glinren6e @torn1.
angreb, iom General Doibtmt Oan1a-
6a anfgrte moo set n1ibtre Sort.
$ Giing-tau miiter 9piflan6 fin
fibite Befib6elie paa oet afiatiife
Saitla1ro og en- at fine ftoite itrategt.
tie @tillinger n0enom ielbe set tpife
@tge. s nelten tre Maane6er bar
ben lille tplfe @arniion, ser beito6 al
orufring 1000 Man6, for set tnefte
@eierbiiter, Ser boeoe % 6rep gor.
refining t gbina, bol6t Stanb MOB
Mngreb tiHan6s % tilbnn6s fra So.
panefere og brittle 9etaof)enrenter
af boabe bbi6e og in6iife Eropper.
2omoon SEN 7be geop. Set
n1eG6es fra Berlin, at ben tpffe Set.
ier gor beor6ret elr611u ct Gori6g paa
at beieire 8riter1e og tpinge fig frent
tie Calais, fgr 6et itore 5lag moo De
fremrDffenbe Rusfere er lt6fjnn,pd
tter Ben fcbleif5be @ranfe, tiger ct
Telegram til uDailD Mnu" fra M6-
benbubn. Set fortiptter::
uMeb bette for gie bill ane oispo.
nible @rnfter blipe brogt fren1 i6et
man ifidnner, at bpis ben fpife Mrnte
lioer Neoerlng foran 8resfun bill
oct bIibe n6obenoig for gbiferne at
inofrenfe ifg til q grille Defenlipen
W
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-11-12
Dperationer tillgs.

= GnIparailo, @bile, 6en 3oie
geop. On britiif &rpoier blep ffuot
ilenf, en- antenotes og antages at
bere ganet timber og to a116re @rigs<
ifibe bleb beifabiget / en- &arnp nne6
en- tDif Glaa6e paa fem &rigsifibe
poa &apet uoenfor @oronel. @bile,
Sdn6ag slften. Sffe nogen af De
tpFe @fibe bleb beifa6iget, og bare
}er Mono paa Dem bIeb iaaret.
/ $ SEN brittle Slaooe un6er &on=
treabmiral Sir Gbri1topber @rab,
oocf bar @rpoierne uMonmoutb"
u@ooo Sope" og u@lasgotp" lan1t
&nloatnpere,1 rOtra,1to"
Monirol gon Snee fomman6ere,
Sc SEN tp1fe 0laa6e, ion1 befto6 al
&rp6ierne u5cbarnborit", Norn.
berg, u@neiieran", u2eip5ig" og
uDresoen"
&e1l begpn6te al. 6 ON Mftc-
nen / ltprf 56gang. Sfignt ben
bar nbpre bolbiom, bare6e ben lite
rnitore ems en Gir1e. nMonmolttb"
{anf Ell balp Slime efter &enS
/ 8egbn6elie, De iiges, at ingen al
! bets 8eiRtning paa 655 Man6 bleb
reobet. .@oo6 Sope"s Sfipbne er
| 11befien6t. gfterat Merfet falot paa,
! fga1tes Gffibet at fpmn1e + 8ranh eff
ter en-, forfpr6elig grpIofion.
| 9gfaget Sgn6ag Mften bar Neiul.
totet al engelife 0rlossfibes 9pgen
efter tDlfe &rpoiere, ser bar fan{et
og angrebet brittle Sanoelsfartpier
paa set @tille &ao.
2on6on Sen 36ie Mob. Den
brittle un6erpan6sbaab uO-5" blcp
ierot tilbun6s I Nor6fgan tiblig
irnorges al en Meine, Der bleb faltat
u6 af en- tpf &rp6ier> iom retirereoe
for brittle @rp6iere. So Officerer
og to Metige fra l1n6erpanosb
bieb reo6et. ltn6erpan6sbna6 rD-5"
bar bDgget 1911 og bar 15O SOB
long.
Sbrfiets 9eltagelie / arigen.
2onoon SEN 4oe geob. gDrfiet bar
MI 6efiritibt af6ru6t 0en 6iplomati-
tie 6orbinbelle neb 5torbritannie11,
Muslano og Serbien. Dets oiplo.
natilfe Mepreie1tanter / 6isie 2on-
bes 9ope6iteber forlangte t6ag -tfgl.
ge Snitrur fra Ben beie Sort n og
fit fine 8as. @nfelte er allereoe
reiit, on6re bil reiie imorgen.
| gn6ifignt inge,1 grflaring besan-
| gaoen6e er frer1fomn1en, paaltaoes
| set, at 9prfiets ltaoifploning for
@on1bar6en1entet paa Be rnsliife
@ortebabsbabne life go6fierotes at
@ntente-Magterne, efterlom Fprftet
life bar bereot til at efterfomn1e bet
@rop, at Sc tpife 0fficerer 9prfiets
Eienelte if1loe aflfe6iges, og at be al
EDiflono fipbte Sfibe lfuloe 6enons
teres.
De Mogter, iom BEN ottomanife
@egiering iaale6es bar lat ffg op
imoo, bnr allere6e truffet frfgerif
Mftion mos EDrfiet. 8riterne bar
ebelagt Sort glfabab Mrabien, @us-
ierne far trpngt fig in6 / 2illeaiien
% ben engelf-franife Glaobe. bon1-
baroerer Duroanellernes Sorter. Nu
6a Tprfiet er tne6 I Rrigen, bliber ct
af be ftore 5pbrgsmaal, bpab De
gprige BaHatntagter bill gipre. @rp-
fenlan6 ftges at gtdre itg fprbtg til
at fttIle ftg pna be allierebes @ibe,
n1ebe11s 8uIgdrien bar gibet 6orftf,
/ ringer ON itn geentralitet. Set for
1lp6er bog, at BiiIgarten 1nobiliierer.
2onoon ben 5te Mop. Set bleb
! ioag forbi n1e6 al ltpisbeb atgaaen-
oe EDrftetg SttHing. n6enrigsbe-
pnrtemertet nte6oelte officielf, at
1s9torbrfannien bar erflpret gDrfiet
4rig, % Def betttes, at Granfrige,
Ruslan6, Serbten Montenegro og
/ tnadfe 9elgien % sSqpan bfl felge
! gremplet,
Z
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-11-12
@er6ifmlb Maisapling. @albing=

SRTOtTAlD W(ulSuullHY. 2SulDllt9=
tom Sen 96e Nop. WaiSablinge11
iaar bliber ian6ipnligpis ben melt
per6ifulbe> 2an6et nogenli1t6e bar
bapt. @ru1lben er &rigen europa.
anobrugs6epartementet frnogior6e
i6ag, at 1ets forelgbige Oberllag gif
uo poa 2,7O5,692,O00 8uibels, og
at 6en Lite Nobember fit 5armerl1e
69.7 Gents pr. 8uibel. 8gr6ien al
9lbli11gen bltber iaaleoes baleret paa
Yriien SEN lite geobe1nber 81 1885,,
867,3 De bigtiglte 6ar1nablin=
ger 6e Sorene6e Stater iaar er
bero $5,066, ,742,00O, bbilfet er
$104,0O0,O00 mere en6 8nroien al
6e famine Mbli11ger ifior tiltro6s for
ct Sob al $418,00o,0oO, ion 8onr,
nl6spla1tterne bar liot lon Gglge al
Grtge1 europa.
9lolingernes 8Rr6t ifpIge Depnr-
tementets Sperilag / 5anrn1enlig1ring
111e6 syiorQarets er Io111 fglqer.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-11-12
Den tylfe Kryo(erv vGmoen1 tilbunoz

paa oe fot al auraf Daper Gmoen fom
hapoe not re Rriesifb lbunos brnottl Danofann 11o
Sar1i blanot oem enot ttbunos al nliner,
Gfnetaus Sonn9 fig tt japanffe brittle Qropper QY
lano m fin foe 8eooee paa 2lens 5aflano G3arnionen
bar foriparet fig noitn tre n1aaneoer
QYerne enopeer Onpen peo Druoe paoaar oefa,
o bar aaet 2uslrne peo OFT prusfens d3r1n 22usirne
flyer, alt rusf1f Omraaoe rYooet for QYiere,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
GERMANY's PROTEST.

WASHINGTON. August ll.-Secre.
rotary Bryan to-day transmitted to
Great Britain formal Representations
made by Germany on the subject Of
Earle and wireless communication to
ma from neutral country-such as
tries
Germany sought permission TO send
Sode messages through London to the
United States. AS tho American gov
eminent acts as a channel of communi-
SSs eijirsrin in dipiomatic dealings, Of one
sage was transmitted TO the British
rrofelgn Office without comment by
secretary Bryan. Should Great Britain
sontinue to prevent Germany from
Seno!nS cable messages through Lon
G con TO the United States, II is believed.
Germany viii make vigorous effort
70 nave the United States remove its
stations. "iiete''
s, sesre tar; Bryan to-day admitted the
.tate department is considering the
Ieiallon between wireless and ca lille
n ne1,,rn, as affected by the
neural position of the United States.
stn Ine ,b Hague convention expressly
neutral power TO exercise censorship
over either wireless or cable commnniu
cation. No''''i UNI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
COMBINED ARMIES
READY FOR ATTACK
CONTINUED From First Page

About two German cavalry d.
visions are In the neighborhood of
Tonsrcs. TO the north OF Liege. Three
German army corps are still opposite
L!egc. and other German troops ere re-
ported TO be intrenching along the
line of the River Aisne.
The large German force is moving
through the Duchy or Luxembourg, and
KS advance troops are now at the Eel
Gian frontier.
1T IS stated that the Germans lost
5000 killed before Liese. but this is
unconfrmcd
A report states that the Liege forts
are still holding out, although some
Of the smaller forts have been cap
,urcd by the Germans.
The bo,nbardment of tho fortiica-
tons by the Germans is proceeding
without intermiss!on. On one occa-
sion. n fort apparently had been
siienccd. but when German infantry
men advanced TO attack II. a hail OF
bullets was poured into them SO sud-
denly aud effectively that they re-
tired with heavy loss. The German at
tackers. who arc constantly being re-
tnforced, displayed great courage.
II; Is stated that l20. 600 mon OF the
German army arc engaged in the at
tack on LicEa. Refugees from that city
describe the conditions as terrible
Many houses have been damaged or
burned"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
GERMANY is FACED
BY ECONOMIC RUIN
She is Cut on from Entire World, and
Food Supplies Already Are
Giving Ont.


Especial Cable 10 The Times Dispatch
PARIS, August l1.-Famine and eco
nomic ruin face Germany al the pres
ent moment Absolutely reliable pri-
waite information has reached here con-
corning present conditions In tho en-
world, and her food supplies are al
ready giving out. No cereals are
reaching her, the Russian frontier be-
ing closed and tho Berlin authorities
are now desperately trying TO bring in
the standing. crops by forcing 100000
aliens. principally Russians, 70 work
in the fields with the women and chill
dren.
Under these conditions it is not to he
wondered at that the kaiscr'S forces
the Emperor's war madness is already
bringing over the whole empire blast
ing wave of hunger and distress
After the general war had broken
out. Herr Hasse. the Socialist Deputy
said H. the Reichstag:
The imperialist policy Is responsible
for the torrents of blood now drench-
ing Europe. Those who put this policy
into action must take the entire re-
sponsibility. We tried to keep peace
must fight now 10 defend our frontiers.
hut we know who has brought misery
on millions of our compatriots."
Aside from her diminishing wheat
supply. Germany now has only eggs
enough for two days, ana very few
cattle. Prince Buelow this week wrote
in the Hamburger Nachrichten:
Even If the entire world were peo-
pied with demons the Germanic people
would defend their place in the sun"
But this warlike spirit and personal
valor cannot overcome the despair OF
whose troops are splendidly supplied
with food.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
BRITAIN'S PORTS
ARE BEING MINED
Continued From First Page !

NCoHtiHuci rom IESl ItSe.D
Senator oliver, OF Pennsylvania. cabled
that he was in London. and would re-
turn at the first opportunity.
The case of Archer IL Huntington
and his wife. who were reported ar
rested as spies IN Nuremberg, Is still
in the hands OF the German Foreign
Once, which has made no answer as
yet TO the State Departments inquiry
through Ambassador Gerard.
The American relief committee ex-
poets that by tomorrow arrangements
VIII have been made with Walter II.
aGt. American ambassador at Lon
don. TO send a committee TO Germany
with money for the relief OF Ameri-
headed BY John II. Finley, OF New
York. and Will go 10 the Continent
under tho auspices OF the American
Red Cross Society.
The cancellation OF the saillngs OF
steamers taken over by the Bri,ish
news concerning the dispatch OF
American transports, have caused
many Americans. whose business com
pels their Immediate return home. 10
book at greatly increased prices,
some as great as from $500 10 GOO on
steamers making special voyages. The
regular lines continue 10 charge n
maximum price OF SIS for nrs,-class
cabin tickets 10 the United States
The American committee has refused
10 have anything TO do with steamers
for which higher prices Tor passages
are charged
y troop OF Boy Scouts has volun-
teered 10 assist the American commit
tee, acting as messengers and escorts
Tor women, and they are doing val
liable service at the railway stations,
where they accompany the subcommit-
tee TO welcome American arrivals. and
take women travelling alone TO APP
proved hotels and boarding houses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
FATE OF WARSHlP
STILL Is UNKNOWN
Flntsnm Cast Up Near Golden G.t-.
Lends to Relief British Vessel
La ri Ns.L

SAN FRANCISCO, Angus, ii-Flot-
sam cast un to-day on the shore south
o. the Golden Gate and the presence
outside Of German cruiser. proved
e!the. that British warship had
cleared IN haste .or action or that she
had been torn by an eXplo '. ~.
mere was evidence to support either
theory. but the definitely established
fact that the British protected cruiser
Rainbow, now In the service of Canada
did clear for action when she left here
Saturday. seemed to outweigh the be-
lief that there had been no explosion
Brass door plates stamped Gunner.
and Navigating oficer." showed the
Heos!s had come from "A British war
ship. The badly splintered condition
Of the woodwork and the twisted and
tangled meta! htt!ngs attached 10 +;
together with the fact that nowhere
could DC found any marks OF hammer
cHlse! or crow bar. made those who
viewed II believe IL had been blown
loose ~ an explosive
On the other hand. word came from
the Canadian naval station at EsouI-
.mau!i that the Rainbow was known
20 have cleared FOR action. She might
have been stripped OF inaammable
II there was an explosion II could
not have been on board the Rain
bow Tor last night she was sighted
OF Cape Mendocino. 1875 miles north
OF mere Those who chung 10 the ex-
pios!on theory argued The sioop o. war
snHa.water had been in trouble The
o.lS other British vessel on the Pacific
coas; IS the sloop OF war Algerine
tho German cruiser standing off
this harbor was identified today bv
the AMERICAN bark r. z. Rithet as the
Leipzig The captain or the bark also
reported ne had passed mass OF
wreckaEe several miles off the har-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
MILLIONS OF BALES
MUST BE STORED AWAY
Cottnn Growers. Dealers and Bankers
tonsider Problem of Financing
SituntiOn.

WASHINGTON. August 1l.-How to
finance the storing OF three or four
million bales of cotton TO be held for
next years market because OF tho
closing OF the cotton markets of Eu-
rope by wars. was taken up ut hear
inGs to-day before the House Public
Agriculture Committee. Cotton grow
ers. dealers and bankers OF the South
BEGAN presentation OF their Views on
the situation.
While the committee was listening
70 statements OF Southern cotton men.
southern Senators were comforting on
further means OF relieving threatening
hnancia! strineency IN the South. As
a result OF their deliberations. amend
ments 70 the -ildrich Vreeland section
Of the currency laws were introduced
70 increase from 80 per cent TO IS per
cent the amount OF currency that may
he issued on commercial paper: to
recognize cotton and other staple re-
celpts drafts. etc. as commercial paper
may be issued. and to assure State
banks Joining the reserve associations
OF participation in emergency currency
distributions: The amendments We're
referred 10 the Banking Committee for
early consideration.
For the House committee. James +.
Hunter. Memphis banker, said the
extension of emergency currency and
government funds TO cotton growers
finance the situation. W. G. Turner.
OF the Memphis Terminal Corporation.
a warehouse concern. explained the
need OF caring for. the physica product
by means OF warehouses. He sketched
n plan of temporary houses for the
surplus product until next year.
Members of the committee estimated
that three or four million bales would
have TO he carried over and next years
crop correspondingly cur,ailed TO pre-
vent gross oversupply in 1918. One
witness to-day estimated that at least
50 a bale would be required 10 finance
storing.
Commissioners OF Agriculture of the
cotton States and representatives of
the Southern Farmers Union Will be
heard tomorrow
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
WHOLESALE CREMATION
OF SLAIN SOInII,pS

LONDON. August IL (3:4O 4. MA
dlspatch TO the standard from Mas
tricht describes the Wholesale crema :
ton OF bodies OF German soldiers killed
at Liege as told by fugitives arriving
tnere. During three successive nights
after the lighting al Liege the Ger
mans collected their dead IN hcaps of
thirty. Funeral services were held and
military salutes We're fired over each
heap. The bodies were then burned
The officers explained TO the men that
THIS was necessary TO prevent the
bodies from becoming a menace to the
living; Many other bodies were thrown
into the Meuse. to float seward
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
Acid Stonnachs Are
Dangerous
Common Sense Advice by Distinguished
Specialist.

Acid" stomachs are dangerous because
acid irritates and inhames the delicate lin
ing OK tho stomach. thus h!nder!ng and pre-
venting the proper action o. the stomach
anu leading 10 proba bly, nine tenihs Of the
cases of stomach trouble from when people
suffer. Ordinary medicines and meiicinai
treatments useless in such cases for
they leave the source OF the trouble the acid
IN the stomach. as dangerous ever. The
prevented. and the best thing for this pur-
pose is 4 teaspoonful % bisirated masnes!a.
a simp!e antRcid. taken In a little warm or
cold water after eating which not only
neutra!iZes the acid. hnt also prevents the
fermentation from which acidity Is dovel.
oped. Foods which ordinarily cause distress
may De eaten with impunity II the meal Is
followed with little bsurated nagnes,a
which can ne obtained from any druggist,
and should always be kept handy.--Adver-
tisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
American. Ieov. .n,u.

-hNI " ERR wa Parls), AUGUST IL
The American consulate assisted b.
the Belgian authorities. has succeeded
IN getting the majority OF Americans
away FROM Antwerp The Red Star
steamer Marquette, which sailed Au-
gust 8, and the Finland. which sailed
August 5, are carrying many passen-
gers 20 the United States. There win
be no more sailinGS from this port
which is closed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
Occnn Y,nnc IL Omen.

MONTREAL. August 11.-News cama
officially to-day from Ottawa that the
ocean route Is clear from Montreal
TO Liverpool. and that ships can sail
In safety. 1t was believed tonight
there would be pronounced easing of
insurance and exchange on cargoes,
and that wheat now held in Montreal
harbor would start speedily on its
way TO Liverpool. 1t will mean also
that there will be little delay in the
sailing OF passenger vessels from Mon
treal and Quebec for Europe.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
Nor the Rainbow

OTTAWA, August 1.-The Canadian
cruiser Rainbow was sighted to-day
off Vancouver Island. II was stated
mere tonight This confirms the view
OF naval officials that the wreclage
thought to be that of a British war
ship cast ashore on tho California
coast is not from the Rainbow. /;
may be from the British gunboat
Shcarwater or the gunboat Algerine.
Ottawa is informed that another
German cruiser has appeared in IN.
Pacific.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
RAILROADS
SOUTHERN RAILWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH
-:::=5 Leave Richmond Main st. station:
y; b.Foiiowing scheduts figures published
For tho South-Daily: SITS a. M.-LocaL
io:l5 4; M.-Express. $40 P. M.-Expreas.
lanta and Birmingham. 1873 p. M.-E1presa.
Week Days: 300 =. NJ. and $500 p. M.-Locai.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$50 r. M.-Sieamer train tparlor carr.
eept Sunday; 70 local stops. and AIS p. NJ
Daily. Local-Connectin. for Baltimore. daily
except Sudnay. 7:35 A. M.-Daiiy-LocaL
Trains Arrive Richmond.
a;25 p. NJ. $3.50 p. NJ. daily: $40 4. 81. and
i:O p. NJ. Eek. Sun. From West Point: S:S
A. n. (steamer tratn) daily. except Monday;
9:te A. II. and Gas p. AZ. daily
II. L. BISHOP D. +. A..
POI r. dain St Phone Madison ia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-12
Paris Not Excited.

PARIS. August 12.--There has been
no undue excitement in Paris over the
reported losses or victories to French
armies. There have been painful
of War on the news OF engagements.
Great crowds OF soldiers relatives have
been seeking names of those killed or
wounded.