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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-27

c. H. Easterling, a sawmill man of
Collins. is on business trip here to-
day.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-27

A. L. Smith, of Gulfport, is register
ed at the Klondyke.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-27

A few Palm Beach suits left. Sc,
them. McInnis & Small. 27-tf-,
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Marriage license was issued today tc
W. H Truelove and Miss Kate Reedy
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-27

Just received small line of bathing
suits. Mclnnis & Small. 27-tf-c
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-27

Another gross of wash ties. SOC
McInnis & Small. 27-tf-c
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up. Bethea. of Sumrall, is in the city
today.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-27

]. w. Richardson, of Jackson, mad
business trip to the Hub today.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-27

field and o. G. Brim, instructors at the
Normal College, left this morning to
spend today and Sunday on the coast.
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sion of the funeral, we are under last
ing obligations and pray the blessings
of God on all who contributed in any
way to his or our comfort.
Respectfully,
Mrs. J. D. Bennett and Children
Hattiesburg, Miss June II.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1914-06-27

L. L. Upshaw. of jackson. is HUI
visitor today.
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ri scott. ". = Thames, R. P. Lin
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CITY BREvITIES.

. News Items and Advertisements
. Picked up About Town. 4
The Springfield herald., 1914-12-04
Locals

Get the COWS and the hens.
= G. G. Patterson has paid the
rent on the first floor and will
remain another year.
Miss Alma Gordon is helping
out in the county clerks office.
John Mills. brought down the
safe for the new bank. -.
R.a;7Gdtton visibsd at Lamar
over last Friday niglAe. ~
"Konantz' is back on the map
again!r Now, how about Stoning-
ton? J.,
Mrs. Waugh this week is i'm
proving by tearing down her ole
sheds and rebuilding.
In memory of Old Ring, who de-
parted this life Dec. 1st at 81 M.
HE was the friend of every
body"
Allow us this week to intro
duce you to Diamond Ridge
a new member of our cores
pondence family.
The Grimm property, recently
purchased of Mrs. Mcfarland, i
being put into tip-top shape by
the new proprietor.
Vim. Carter of Welcome and
brother Norman of Hooker,
Okla, we're Springfield visitors
over Tuesday night. 80
Tie. HonsKer Bros new sghr-
age building is to- be 40xD
feet, and will be equipped with
all modern cenveniences.
J. W.sPerdpei who is son-in-
Law cf:Dr. Culps is building on his
claim. southwest and will move
on it in a couple of weeks; 81.
7. b. Duncan, Eddis Meter.
Lon seyfrit. ana il r. Duncan,
all OF Coa,swatex, Kans.,: .Yere;;
here in d car last week and lscat-
ed southwest. 4; y
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-N's'- s.: .:S.. Il,
Veterinary Suresons'and
Dentists y. t:5

= s::,s:.. Lama, Goioraao'
Phone oahes, Lamar go,
Residence. ..Prowers 27s:;
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
(Publisher)

ii s. Land Office
:. lamar. Colo, Oct. Z, 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Daniel
W. Babcock of Richards, Colo.' who
on Dec. 81, 1910, made Homestead en-
~ Sec %,
Township 33 S. Range a. "
sth Principal Meridian, has filed no.
tice of intention to make three .yent
proof, to establish claim to, the land
above described before the United
STATES Com. at Springfield Colo. on the
4th day of Dec, 1914. .
Aahi,aant names as witnesses. n
| W. NJ. Hankins :'a :.
W. E. French '-..-u' .y.::'::
George W. Hall ~. -
David Newton, all of Richards; So' =
EUGENE NJ. WHITAKER
Resiste'
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sta.e OF Ohio, city of Toledo. s.
County.

state OF Ohio. city Of Toledo. ss.
i; Lucas County.
Frank ]. Cheney makes oatl, that he !:
=. Co. doing business In the City. Of Tc;;
fsdo, County and State aforesaid. Ts anS
hat said firm Will pay the sum OF ON NJ =.
~ case Of Catarrh that cannot be Gurea
~ ia use of HALLS CATARRH CUkE.
Wy ii'o FRANK ]. CHENEY :
.cr,,t, 4, before me md subscribed Sc
M r,Mp1 ..presence. 1his 9Th DAY Of DeccmbeF'
y. D. 1856. ~ rrr.soN
y tseaD - :. P'- in,otar, P,;h,ic
= nails catarrh Cure is tsken internally
md ac.s directly upon tho blood ad and Ti,, ~,
cons e,urfaces Of .he SYSTEM een9 i"s
F. ]. CHENEY & Co. Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists. I5c.
TsEa HaIi's Family pi"- fer eonssap>s
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NorIE FOR PUBLIATIo>.
,PnLlisherl
Deparnsent OF the IpteFinr
United States Land Onice.

Lamar. .oIorndo. Nov. I2v' 1877
Noticsis hereby given that Adolphie Altman
Of Campo. Colo who on Oct. 9th 'islz'
made H. D. entry Serial No. oiai'l r'i
Lot neA SEX W.. sex and ne = oil
.ectien. Twp. 81 s., H. -
". 9TH principal meridian, has hieo
notice Of intention to mako Three
year proof, to establish claim to the land
above described before sias E. Speckmann
u s. Com. at Springfield, Colorado. on the
2eth day Of Dec, 1914.
Claimant names as witnessee: = .ssl;
J. F. BelIew, Adaline Rsllew. Blanche keser'
Elbsrt Sawycrs, all Of Campo, Colorado. .A...n
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Phone oMes, Lamar go,
!. Residence. 'P'revsrHs ssH 2ass; RI
OF our SO subsdia6era aye.
.ssIsS s,E fsSS 3 St5SIas a,;a ssfss'dsssh'. !.
ior the yesiF:ly baking. we'xpcw-
that this happens sometimes gut
of carelessue4s, and sometimes,
because the parties haven't. got
the dough. We ale this week
sending out a few Statements
and in case you. haven't tie
'"dougb,.'' write. and = tell
us about when you can send
it in, and will have everything
ready for the bread baking whee
it comes. Just drop a lmefTand
tell us about it, and both the
Lord and the editor will. ble.ss
you for it. .-.; *,
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-
~ soesty So, ;s yen sgblloArlos lie
Jfiblisher.)-
DepaI tmebt of"the Interior
U. S Land Office at Lamar, Colo.
Hsiice' 'i.'Hsaabyr,-en thst EldsrsH. sawyers
,brs spa4QkAeld: Colo. who on October
sG;rsi /. .made Aausssead entry seriaiNo. oiIlis
Ifcs, s,;sx-. of Sec.s... "a
sfwp!' 3esqdth En.xets west, 9TH 2 NJ has fled
Mssce OF 1ntsntion to make three year proof to
establish ,ooiaim to the Gdd above descrised, be-
4oresilas =. Speckn,ann U. s. Com. at Spring
fed, Calosadp, on the 9th dsy Of Jam, lsI5
{ Cldmarf meS-as.witne.ssr' ~:
JShhF Grmes; Campo Colp. THOMAS H. sawyers
". L ;BiaGiAvood, D. E. Paf'eer,s all three of
Springfield Colo. .'Sass:
EUGENE NJ. WHtIAKER
register.
80 d'--- ~ .'.4r.i. s
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Nor1cr ToR PtsLioxTIbN N
e. (PublisAerts
Department of the Interior.
IT, s., and otRce at|kAn1Rr. U

Nov. 20, 1911
office is hereby given that George F.
-t,ovealI, of Campo, Colorado, who on
October II, 1911 made homestead en-
try Serial No. O1,l74, for na ST ction
%, Township 3s South, Range 46 West
9Th Principal meridian, has fled notice
of intention to make Three year proof;
TO establish claim to the land abov'
described, befors iSilns E, Speck::
mann the United States Com
missioner, at Springfield Colorado
n the 9Th day Of January, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses: it.
Linn A. Davis, Zeal Norton, Raymon
I. Green, all three of Rodley, %ols
Claude d. Jones of Springfield, Colo.
Eugene M. Whitaker. Register
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R. G. Cotton is looking after
his stock at his ranch this gee!l.
A. H. Barrett and wife We're
PUBLICATION LIST, DELINQUENT TAXES
Onice. Kaca NonLtY,

State Of COLORADO.
hereby hat will according to law m
public a OF county o ljpct
L.. OF Colorado, th fourth day ID. 1919
the hour of 10 O'Clock
Said ay the following described real estate itpaJ
said county the (or years. 1913 1912
1911 have not paid shall pay
lerein below down interest and penalti t,,wit
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$1.25 In Advance.

Fat ,rc.i nj the Springfield. f"stohce
Ms Second class ..istter. -t
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-27
DEADLY WORK OF ZEPPELIN CONFIRMED
IN OFFICIAL DISPATCH TO WASHINGTON
Summaryof Today's War News

The Germans have occupied the French cities of Lille
vaencennes and Roubaix according to despatch from
0send Belgium, which passed through the hands of the
at London. Lille is strongly fortified. Valen-
oiennes is military station of less Importance while
Roubaix is manufacturing center,
Earlier dispatches from 0send quoted Belgian officer
authority for the statement that the allies had decd-
ed not to defend Lille.
wireless despatch direct from Berlin early today
brought the official that all the forts at
Namur had fallen The Germans also captured LOngwy.
The army of the prince added had repulsed
French attack and upper Asace free of the enemy,
except at points westward of holman,
The war office at Paris had been silent up 10 nearly
The Belgian operations were asserted to have been
completely successful in official statement from Ant
werp after midnight. Four Belgian divisions from
Namur said to have stopped the sOuthward move
men Of the German Fourth division after which the Bel
gans retired the French line. The forts at Namur
still holding ont, il declared. This claim
gardng the Namur Notifications repeated later by
English correspondent at 0stend who said that the
Germans have destroyed two forts and still assault
ing the others
II is officially announced at ST. Petersburg that the
Russian advance in Prussia proceeding with irresistible
force 1t has before been stated that the objective point
of the main Russian army for the present is Posen The
Germans represented having retired to Oserode in
East Prussia
Diplomatic relations between Austria and Japan appar
emily have been formally severed despatch direct
from TOXIC states the aDaSSanOf DeeH
recalled
blockade of the leased territory of Kiao Chow has
been declared by the japanese whose waTshps sheed
small undsfended island off the coast This information
comes from Using Tau.
The japanese minister of Justice announces that ho5t
iteS in the China and Japan will end with the cap
ture of Kaio Chow when japan will become spectator
instead of participant in the
He adds however that if the Germans should prove
TO the peace through their standing in the south
might
allies out of the Orient.
London reports the destruction of the palaal North
German Lloyd steamer Wilhelm der Crosse, by British
cruiser off the North African coast
despatch from Kraguvevatz, Servia, says that the
Austrian army has evacuated the Sanak Of Novpazar
The Norwegian steamer Gottfried struck mine in the
North sea and destroyed. Eight of her were
lost
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-27
TELLS NON ZEPPELIN NAMES
IT'S DEADLY ATTACH

London. Aug. % t2.23 T.. m The
method used by Zeppelin airships In
dropping bombs has been described as
follows by an English refugee, who
has just arrived here from Belgium.
The dirigible huNcrs over rs OBJ
jective at sufficient altitude Ia keep
Il out of range OF the enemy's guns.
At the Same time it lowers steel
cage attached to steel wire rope
2. .eo0 10 5000 feet long. This Gaze is
divided into compartments and 1t car
RIGS one man, whose duty a. IL 10
throw down bombs The cage is SUM-
cicnily strong To make rifle iiro
against u ineffective aud orrause OF
it, small size and the fact that II Is
kept constantly in motion. II is very
diiticut FOR heavy guns 10 hit
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-27
ANNOUNCES SINKING
on GREAT GERMAN LINER

London, Aug. 27.-Winston spencer
Churchill, frst lord OF the admiralty,
announced tke sinking -of the Kaiser
Wilhelm der Crosse In the house OF
commons today. lie said
The admiralty has Just received
intelligence that the German armed
merchant cruiser Kaiser wilhelm der
Crosse of 1900 tons and armed with
ten i-inch guns. has been sunk by
the II. NJ. $. Highnier, on the west
coast of Africa.
"This is the vessel which has been
interfering with the traffic between
this country and the cape and is one
of the very few German armed aux
iiiary cruisers which succeeded in get
ting to sea. The survivors were land
ed before the vessel sank The High
lior had one Killed ana hyc wounded. a"
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DANISH CREW TELLS or
MINI STREMN NORTH SEA

london. Aug - G;U5 g. mi
Thirteen survivors of Danish traw-
lcr, which was sunk by q floating mine
la the Nor,h sea. have been landed
a shields. -Four of the crew OF the
truWler lost their lives The vessel
Was ou her Eay 90 Iceland, when at
10 O'Clock Wednesday night those on
board iclj terrific explosion. Flames
shot up around tho bows of tho vos-
sci and SHE began To- sink rapidly. \
small boat was launched but the vcs-
acl fuuudcrcd before four men IA the
fol,eastio could bee reached.
Describing his experiences the chief
1nc,r who was on watch, said the
concession hurled him against the
Nheelhouse he was successful in
setting two injured men out OF the
forccdstle, Dut four others must have
been killed iu their sleep.
The captain of the trawlcr and
three others were picked up from
luati1g wreCkage and brought into
Shields, by the fishing boat Norden.
Officers of the latter say they were
alarmed all through the night by dis
tant explosions which followed each
other az intervals nom g. m. TO {
a m, ~ about O'Clock IA the morn
ing the lookout on the Norden sighted
and picked up man floating on a
plank. lie declared that the Gotfried
had been blown up three hours earlier
and had gone down Immediately with
cight members OF her crew The dead
men had been literally blown 60
pieces. Later the captain OF the Got
fried was found floating on life belt
and two others Of her complement
were rescued from hoating Wreckaso.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-27
THE WAR IN
THE AIR

Washir Ton. Aug s5.--Omciai
adViccs TO the United States gov
ernm"Dt confirmed today the
dropping of eight bombs In the
dty of Antwerp by German xcp-
pciin. kiiiing many women and
ctsiidrsn. Dlplomatir reprcseuta-
dives at several neutral countries
had narrow cs,apcs.
The bombs were aimed al the royal
palace. II IS stated but struck the
royal military hospital filled with
wounded. and demolished several pri-
waite dwellings. in the early hours OF
the morning of August 20. while the
city WAS asleep. u is said the hambs
contained shrapncL Several diplo-
mats. including one of the secretaries
of the American legation were stop
ping AT a hotel less than 200 yards
frum the point whore ono of the
bombs wrought its destruction
Washington officials said today that
" American Miaister Whitlock had
sent protest to the German govern.
mont against the dropping Of bomos.
the fact had not bccn communicated
here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-27
Believed that Germany's Ally,
with Only Minor Interest in
East Would Not Declare
War.
ATTACK ON KIA0 CHOW
DEVELOPS CAREFULLY
japanese Navy Sweeping Sea
in Vicinity of Using Tau
for German Mines. No Land
Att-ck Appears.

Washington. Aug. a7.--Viscount
Chlndn, the Japanese ambassador.
today issued this statement;
Nothing - more absurd than
the purport oT a London telegram
appearing Ia the papers to-day in-
timnting that Japan's answer 90
the Austrian declaration of war
will ic the dispatch of u squadron
To- the Adrlatic.
THE terms Ut the AnglO-JRp-
ancsc alliance contains nothing
which viii obilgatc Japan Ia go
that far. nor l. there any inter
est or lnduCement for japan to
cmhroil herss'lf la this European
war In Europe ltself?"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-27
DIPIOMATs UNITE IN
PROTEST AGAINST ZEpI'EIINS

Paris. Aug. - D;20 =. MA dis
patch to the HayaH agency from Ant
werp SAYS that the French, British
and Russian ministers 10 Belgium
went together 10 call on the Belgian
minister Of foreign Affairs To express
their lndignation az what they term
ed the recent attempt OF German
Zeppelin airship against the life OF
King Albert and the members Of the
Belgium royal family.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-27
RUSSIAN ADVANCE ~
PRUSSIA II IRREsISTABLE

London. Aug. 81 G:o5 a. m.)--It isI
officially announced, says the -. Pet
erahnrg correspondent Of the Ia
change Telegraph company. that the
Russian advance r. proceeding IN
Prussia with irresiHtahlo force. The
Germans have retreated % Ostorods,
town of East Prussia, l00 miles
west OF uumbnncn,
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at Austrian headquarters estimate the
strength of the Russian forces beaten
at krasnik, a town ut russian Poland,
at four or ave arml corps or possibly
100000 mon Two Russian corps,
which formed the ADVANCE guard were
ON August 20 elected from the heights
of Krasnlk and Frampol.
Sanguinary battles occurred on tho
route to Luein and on the heights aud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-27
AIRMEN DIRECT GERMAN
ARTILLERY AT MONS

London, Aus. % Nl;3o e. M l-
Refugees from the sceac of the hghl-'
ing around Mons report that airmen
t0ok a prominent part in directing tho
German artillery. says the Times cor
respondent In Paris. Aeroplanes how
cred over the British position aud
their pilots signallcd the German bat
terics by means Of disc swuag at tho
end OF line.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-27

In the forests along the small river
Chodol, which were only finally de-
cldcd on August 90 Tho hattie wac
fought in "a diincult country and was
fun OF forests
General Josiah Won HerIingen, for
mer ministoT OF war. has received the
decoration OF the iron cross of the
tcOntInued on Tagc TNo.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-27

Paris, Aug. - (3;i0 r. mD-
An official stAicmcnt ISSUED by the
War Office this afternoons -ay-.
''rhc German troops returned
from the region 0T hazuFcn la
Fast Prussia after the Russian
victory. 4 Russian ad,anCc h un-
rewarded IN thai country which
presents diihcultics and the out
lct of which la the west WIS oe-
cupied yesterday. Il u confirmed
that 100 cannon were taken from
the enemy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-27
PRESIDENT SAYS wHIIIOCK
~ MINDING Own BUSINESS

Washington. Aug. President
Wilson declared today that his ad-
vice. from American Minister Brand
Wditlock at Brussols show that he b.
'mlnding his own bus!hcss" and that
many published stores of Mr.. Whit
locks activities we're "fanciful inVen-
tions"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-27

The Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse was
one of the paiatial steamers of the
North German Lloyd lines Al the
outbreak of the war, she was convert
ed into an armed cruiser and since
has been reported active In searching
Tor British merchantmen. she has a
tonnage of 1889 and was built IN
1897. she WIS 626 feet long with "a
beam of &C feet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-27
NORWEGIAN STEAMER SUNK
BH NORTH SEA MIMI

London. Aug. % 12.46 @. mD The
NorH cgian steamer Gottfried has
been blown up in the Norih sea by
floating mine. Eight members OF
hcr crew lost their l.yce
The Norwegian steamer GOttfried
was built az Stockholm iu 1899 ana
had a gross tonnage of 425 and was
40 feet long. She was owned In
HauResund. Norway
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-27

Amsterdam. Aus. 90 (Via London.
5;ts y. mD--The Telegraaf today says
that special tr~Aa left Berlin yes
terdS with 500 Americans for Rot
terdam, from which port they viii
return 10 the United States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-27
Vast Armies Of the Car Pro-
ceeds into Prussia with IT.
risistable Force, Their First
Objective Posen.
VICTORY AFTER VICTORY
REPORTEDOvEREERMANS
St. Petersburg Correspondents
in Semi Official Statement
Indicate Success Every
where Save at Krasnik.

~. Petersburg. Aug. - (Na
London, a;23 y. m)--1l,c follow
iHg official communication wns
made public here today:
"Our Offensive both in East
Prussia aud Galicia developed in-
crcasiDg suCCess on Angus; 20.
The Germans hastily rctreatcd
everywhere toward kocnlgsbcfg
aud Allenstein."
IN Gnli,ta our troops arr martii-
ing rapidly on Lcmbcrg. thcy
are approaching the city quietly.
Our cavalry has pursued the ca
cIuy everywhere on our line. ittr
ad,Rnce frequently engaging tie
Au-srians, who each iinIc have
been hcRicn and routed.
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Germans Today Occupy Three Important French Cites and Report Capture All FoNGhu N
Russian t 1ordes Sweep Over Prussia from the E,as
The W AR
AT SEA

London. Aug. - (i;is y. mD--
Tie Kaiser Wilhelm dee Crosse
has bccn sunk OIL the west coast
of Africa by the british cruiser
iIiahillcr.
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JAPANESE SECOND SQUADRON
rIIE BLOCH ADNG FLEET

Peking Aug 27.--In his wireless
message notifying the German gov
ernor of Kaio-Chow OF the Jepanese
blockade OF Using Tau. Vice Admiral
Kuto said ne would grant neutral
shipping - hours In which 10 leave
the hurbor and the same period for
uon-Combatants 10 leave tho town
The hlockading feet II the japanese
second squadron.
The Japanese legation has asked
this government Co remove the Chi
neso troops from the nifty kiiometer
gone. uhe area eStendlng about THIRTY
miles around Kmo Chow). in order 20
preclude the possibility Of d!sa gree
mcnt
Both the japanese legation and the
Chinese foreign office deny sensation
al newspaper statements. some of
them cmauating from the press ot
Japan Co the effect that the newly ar
rived Japanese minister Ext Hioke
brought from Toxic demands that
would make China suzefain state
such publications supported by reports
of Americas suspicious OF Japan. are
exciting intense feclinE among the
Chinese whose sympaihies appear 20
be entirely with the Germans.
Toxic. Aug .t.-The news uf the
declaration of war by Austria Hun
gary ON l0pan. following the ofhciat
announcement of the disnrming of
the Austrian cruiser Kai-crin Eliza
beth ia the port 81 Tslnr Tau. caused
surprise IN Toxin. II had been hoped
here that Austria Hungary, having
hat small Interests In the Tar east,
would not force a breach Of relations
with Japan. especially as Austria
Hungary always has been REGARDED as
friendly 90 Japan. Baron Won Muei-
fC..uea...s.a -. us.a.. m.~N
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Washington. Aug. s7,--Ambassador
Dumbu OF Austria today formally mo-
tined the United states thar diplo-
matte relations between Austria and
Japan had ocen severed. hut made no
reference to any declaration Of war
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-27
AUSTRIAN ACCOUNTS or
TnE BATrI.E An KRAsNIk

Herlin, Aus. 90 CVia London. Aug.
2s. 7;t5 a. mD-The correspondent OF
the Lokal Anzeiger and the Tag gblatt,