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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-13
SDbere Setpilligung
0iro Der SdmlratG fiir bas fOm'
menbe SalJr uon Der gnbgsts
fummiiiiOm Derlangeu.

Gas f5iHau3fomnittee 6es S6ul'
ratbs miro iein Wi0gliGbItes t5un Inn
BON Der 9u0getfommiilion fiir oas
tornnenoe SSabr cine Gobere 8eDiIlt-
gunq 5u erlangen. SoIlte oas Soon.
mittee bierin eriol9reidJ iein, 10 iper'
Den in olererIter 2itie oie GebGlter
Der 2ebrfrGfte in ben Glementar.
ld)ulen nm fiinf biS aebn Ero5ent er-
bobt per6cn.
gtlBeroem mill ser Sfulratb bain
nnd 0cs ,Social Center" Yrogramln,
oeIien Dllrcbfiibrlng megen giangels
al Wlitteln in oteienl Sabre MIR IN
iebr beidrdnftem MtaBe erfolsen
foraie, in groBem MaBitabe ourd-
fiibren.
5erner tpiro au6 sic stnIteIIung
cinc5 Detteren Observation-Disclosures
geplant, Der, lpie iicb angelidts Der in
cen; gegenmdrtigcll Shlllroth 6err-
idenoen Slniidten ii6er bie ;Sralien-
frage, natiirlid cine n9ilfsiupertn-
tenOentin" iein miro, Sdlieblih ion
aud, Denn irgeno moglih. Die Dor
etlllger Belt iufolae ser Ginan5fIen-
me einoefiibrte 9eltimmung mieoer
abBeIdafft Der0en, 6erUlioIae Die gl.
tern jcbt fir alle MateriaIien, Die
i'm SaltsAalttrqsunterrid)t unb tnr
Observation-Disclosures BON ben
ainbern gebraudt meroen be5abIen
nriiiieu
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-13
@eiteno RannerdOr.

Ter @eiteno Mtanner6or miro lid,
morgcn Rafnittag Inn balb bier
llbr BEL Serrn 8eorl 3eioen6a6er
berianmeIn, um lid bann 9entein.
ifnftIi6 5ur ;eier bes goloeneu SSu'
biIGums Ser Gn. Yrot. ct. Wtarfls
Stride 5u begeben uuo bort 5peJ 9ie.
Der .Sountao iits" unb .9as lit Der
Tag bes S5errn" 5u iingen.
go muroe in Der am Montag III
Steible's Sale, 9to. 1908 6reenlau
slocme, inter oen 8oriit oes GraIi-
benton U. tSod)iiraiier iino Der 9roto.
toliiibrung bes SefretGrs 9luglIt
Wfaper itattgeba6ten @eriamrnIung
teihloilen.
gQs paiiipe Wtitalieoer puroen sic
Serren @eorg @rinuneiien mO 6rie
@aaner arfsenommen ndbreno Die
&erren WiihaeI @aud uno 9fobert
6rib glr WtitsIieoihaft angemeloet
purben. gIS IeIegat fiir oas Bun.
beSi1ugcrfeit nurhe Erdiioent Nm.
treas Soditraiier ertudblt lmo als
SteIlpertreter Mat Mueaer. Ger Ser.
ein miro iit) mih on Der sSahnenbul.
oigung IN 9oitisuiae betbellisen unO
Der 6ahneufcnpagnie lpurSen Die
Serrcn SSobn aIeemann Sobn
gruds, aorI 9enber uno Beurge
.8ilip 3liaetheiIt.
Dad Der 8criammhing ian0 elm
geiiammeniein BEL cinem
tiibIen Srltnt itatt ulto bel 6ieier @e-
Iegenbeit puroe auG auf bas @obl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-13
Gle'GrlaxbniRia.in..

(Rari9an e. MOOb, 90, GbeDiOt.
lSba Ut. StseIe, q. Glepss, 8.
j5ran. $. sdaapp, 26, eo4 9eit 5
Strabe.
leIara Sen, %, 1e43 @sitpOOo 0ue
lgrnsit 20. Cane, 26, 4o37 gaIterr
4peiiue.
lRatilDa Gabrsntamp, 80, 4157
glitern 2lpsHue.
! |OaOib 8. grssnberg, %, 2123 @abc
StraBe.
lglnna gIatman, 21. 1912 gale aDs.
)9sO. 3. gbtmbsrs. 3s. aodIanS, 8.
lWlattis Wsaooor, %, osssI.
}2sslsp msOOrs, 35. 219 WeTt 8. Str.
lgsrtbl Risgs, 80, SsssI.
(9llbsrt u. sieblsr, %, So5 Suttins
I 4psnue.
l@OIOis 9Orpss, 20. 291e asaSina
Roao.
)Soispb .. aaplan, "a, Gbicaso, 81.
gsiiis 9eribunp, %. 3217 Rsaoing
Roab.
dennis Sorss, 81, $40 Gin Ctr.
lgmma W. 5arris, %, osssI.
SrDing German. 80, GlspelanS, 3.
lGlHnp GrisomaH. %, 806 Ri9mpno
Strabe.
Suso gobrsr, 20, 1881 Sibnsb 9lOe.
SoIspba gsrnbarot, "a, 2422 2Oi6
Strabe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-13
sta6l Elm Solsbsin.

Gin einbsiniaer Reo,r betrat am
9ounsritas bas 9eidGii BON M. gu.
iber. Rp. 430 Central 9penue, unb
beabiidtists Elm biaiaes iiinitliGes
gein an iaufen. Ssrr gufber bate
elm gein Der aetpiinidten glrt am Cos
ger. fpsIhss bem Reser auh por3ii0s
lid pabis. Ter Hessr .rtlGrte pisosr
Al tommen. i'm ben Raul ab3ui9Iiss
Ben. gsitern MorssH bemsrtte cer
Gef9dftsinhaber, bab ibm bag iiinits
Hide g,in. Iomie Elm yaar &riid.n
nus ieinem Waarsnlagsn isbltsn.
Guiber nimmt an, oab Der Reser IN
csr Raht sintn Ginbruh periibt bat,
Inb bas Solabein ioipis bic ariidsn
liabl. Der Wsrtb Der @sgsHItdHps
Dirb auf $76.50 anasaebsu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-13
9Gft slntu nnb Gar folIibiercn.

Bel elmer GarambOlaqe spiTcten ci.
nem 2aitautomobil uno elmer sc,
pamspiQe Gar pel6e Iih an ber
Schn uno Carlisle Strabs autrng
purbe Der Chauffeur Bernard Sims
berlafe BON ieinem StB qeI6leuOert
unb mubte nah bem itaotti6en 3ruHs
tsn6aus aebraft tperoen, MO biz
aerste einen mebrfa9en RippenbruGy
icititellten. DER apnbutteur Der Gar,
6. Sphnfon trug burh GIabfplitter
sinise leiate Sdnittpunoen bapon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-13

bon Der llnfaGeiteIle besren8t elm 3auil
Die Strdbe, an apel6er iib Elm &6,
arunb befinbet. SoGtte Der 9raftipa'
gen ben 3aun bnr9fdhren, 70 ipGre
oiss benz fiheren 9ob Der SniaFen
beg 4utOs gleihbeoeutenb getpeien.
Die Dame ipurbe freibebli6 als iie
etfu9r. pelh' oroNnber Gefabr lie
entganaen iudren, 9ic @eieli4dft
tam aus aerington, &p., unb bate feis
ne Ibnung bon Der Steilbeit Der
Gtraben in Cincinnati.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-13

lien $500, @runoeigcntblm $500
GBeiter A.GriIt iit 9tafhaBpermalte,
BON Siaa $. 9uflcp; ,Eeriondlier
$500, @riuoeioentbnm $4,000.
Sarrp Eelleus lit 1eitamentspoll
itredcr bon Wn. 9eleus; Terioila
lien $3.50, 9rlutoeigentbmn $4,000
enula San9ernnann lit 3eitanlcilts.
noaltreferir bon eoluiu Ranger
mann; Berionalien $500.
Wiarp u. Edmonton lit IeitameIlts.
poailrcderin bon Warcus Simonton;
BerionaIien 5000, @rlmoeiecntbum
$1,000,
SoBn s. 8illigan lit Teitaments.
pollltreder pon Marp 5rgartp; Ycr.
ionalien $1,000, @rurlceigentbum
$500.
Ter perionli6e gsadlaB bcs 8m.
$. Stanage betrdgt $13, .26; Der.
ienige Der Wiargaret Sarra1er
$62G.2S; oerjeniae Ses So1n
Sbaerle S733. 10; Serienigc Der aa.
tie Sugbes $2602.34.
8eridiebenes.
Ggas. u. @otberman flogtc cine
Scroerlng ii6er $4,000 gcgen 8m.
Z. y Gralner II. u. ein.
s5oiepb =. gaileD bot Die .. uno
.. S..@. 9ip. so aui 8runo erlitte.
ner gerleBungen aui 3abIitug Don
$1,000 uerflagt.
sSennie &. Soloen, 9tadlaboerlpal.
term oes gperett q. Soloef, Der in.
iolge Ginatbmeus bon yGmerp
ssbeel" Staub in Dem GtabIiiiement
Der Siforp Carriage 60. an Der
9lus5ebrlng ertrantte unb am Is.
Smnlur 1914 itarb, rat Die 6irma
oesbal6 auf 3abIung Don $4,000
sloa Smitb 5ot ibre friiberen Naf).
barn IN Dem 6lntgcbdlioe gto. 22e4
Gilbert aoenue, 3r uno 5rau u. @.
Gurrcugbs, &errn lno Srau 8. 6.
9romn, Serrn ino sSrau 6. s.. aleill.
felter uno Serru 9 9iooie negen Der.
lcinnOllng aui 3ablung bon $4,000
certlaat. Sic maft selteno, Dab ole.
Iclben am 3. SSlni 1914 ben Gigcn.
tbilinern oes S5auies einen griei ge.
'drieben b1tten, ipcrin lie uerlangten,
oab iie (StlGgerin) ibre 8obnurg
raume, piSrigenials Tie lelbit aus5ie.
ven lpiirben. SSniolge Der in Dem
srieic entbalteuen ioliden slni6uloi.
Jingen iei ibr oann aud gefiinoist
Uor6en unb lie babe Die 8oDnung
;anmen miiiien.
3ic EbompioN Bottle So. erlangte |
in llrtbeil iiber $446 geaen Die Gin.
innati Drug & Gbemical So. ,-3ie |
8oDoell Bros. gSbite 2eao & Color
So Elm ioltes ilber $426.0S gegen
Irtbur 5. Starr II. u. - Sesner
Bros. Elm icIdes iiber 1926 sesen Die |
Zinc. Traction 60. - @nl. SorSan
saplor ein icIdes iiber $271.25 se.
en- Charlotte Z. 9ropn.
Ani 8rllnb erlittener Ierlesungcn
at slIpba gedmann cine alage iibsr
5000 geeen Die Stabt Cincinnati
8m. Gorrbea befannte iih Der BOG.
,iIliser Gigentbumsserit5rung idul.
is inlO Duroe 81 5000 unb 80 Ia.
en- @ef1ngniB oerurtbetit.
Wtinnie gurfe. 772 @eit 5. Ctr.
'eIHe iid unter Der alntlaae oes Ia.
benSiebitabls beiano, ipurbe Jeitern
,eigeiproden, nadoem iie, neil iie
idjt rreitpiIlig cridlien, bur6 einen
'illsiberiif Dor ben @eridtsboi ge.
rad)t poroen mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-13
Jn, elfran3.
Die Gpans. Trot. ct. Diarfns. &c.
meinoe bescbt nm sOnntas sas
golOcre SnbilGnm.

i golocEe SnbilGnm.
| ,Siir oie GDang. 9Srot. ct. Wtarfu:
@eneinoe, all Der GIorf StraBe, nab,
5reeman 9lpenle CFnitor Carl :. 8
S6mioD lit Der morgi9e SomitaG
Elm bebrer Gag Der 6relloe, oeni an
bieienl Sase feiert bic pafere @e,
meinbe ibr fiinf5igjdbriges geiteben
Die Stride lit Snnen uno 9luben poa.
it1nbig renopiert DorOen imo auber.
Seln bat Die @emeinoe cine neue Or.
gel ongcihaiit. 9ie 3ubelfcier III
alio sleif3eitig Die Groiinungsieier
iiir oas neiisei6nliifte Bottesbnus.
Gs iinbeu am Sonltag 3lpei @ottes-
bienite itatt, fir peldle bos folgenoe
grogrannn auigeitcIIt poroen lit:
lSonntaG 3 en IA. sunni 1914,
Dtorgers 1915.
8rdluoiunr- grof @eorg aantpe.
gotum - Yaitor %. stabtlaenoer
Gittsburg ga.
@eiang Der @einein6e.
8e6et Yaitor 6. gefer, 0uquesne
Seigbts, Bittshrra go.
Subi(dumsdor: Re 9ellm 2auba.
mus" (lours).
sdriftleftion- -gaitOr Carl Weaier,
Si9blan0, 81.
giolin.Solo aus ,Samion anb
Gelilob" (Saint Saers).
SRI. eona Berger.
;SeitpreSigt lin Oeltider Spra6e).
gaitor @uitap Sdmibt. @eaees.
port, ga.
Colo: Song OF &raiie" (9runo
Snbn), Sri. Zulu Gidbui9.
Seitpreoigt lin enaIIifer Sprafe),
Gaitor @eo. 6. u. 8eitfe, Ilt
g8aibin9tom Iittsburg. ga.
Colo: rSolp Gitp" (9Ioams).
1rl. SuIia grintman.
llnier %ater-E EaItor S. q. Reeb,
Ct. Souis, Wo.
Setall!lfrlddliligen.
@emeinOegeiang.
Seser- 8ait. 6. &eiB. Gleoclano, 8.
SdluBuers .3ie gna0e unIeres
Serrn 5eiu Gbriiti."
NoitilloilIm.
SouutaG Ben I A. Sum- 1914,
Ratmittngs 1913 llbr.
Hraluoilm- Iro'. Geo. aampe.
9Uium lnS @eiheaebet.
SoIo: ri tpitb ali mn Seart" (1en.
oeIsiohu's .Gliiub").
Serr WilbeIm Clements.
Seiaug Der 9emcinbe.
SdlriitIettion (e,,gliid).
8oitor Ernit @os.
@eiana bes SubHdums6ors: ~8raiie
the 2uro" (Eanbegger).
@eibe beg SGiiiteins unb 5aufe ei.
rer Gn3abI Oon grtpadienen uHb
ainbern.
Die 9aiioren 8if6ert StmiSt, Saul
stmiot iuO Carl j. 8. StrniSt.
SoIo: .Gpe onO 0iornins Gong"
(Diar Spider)-Serr Georg y.
g9alter.
5eitpreoigt lin bcttifer Spra6e)-
4altor 5. o. gieeB, ct. aouis. Dto.
Seiaug bes SubiIaus6ors: .GIoria"
(Sarmer).
5eftpreSigt lin enaIii6cr Spra6e)-
YaItor Or. Carl slugait gob,
piitsburg, ia.
5olo: .3be geace OF @oS" (G6.
8cunoo), Serr Sobn sSOeit.
SIiidpiinihe i'm 9tanlen ser On.
Srot. Stride pon q. a.-Taitor 6.
O. @agner, Sobns Sill, SIN.
soIc: 80 Sorb be merciiul" (S.
9artIett)-t5rI. 9uIil Siebing.
S6lubsebet 'gaitor 4auI 9eifop,
Nemport, stg.
5ciang- -8eitenb Mdnnerdor.
le6erreidpins Don sSubilaumsse.
iaenten on Bic 8emeinoe uno Die
ein5ise ned lebenbe glitgriin.
Serin, i5rau 9PagoaIene @Iatt. -
irau @aria 8aIter. Serr 9IOoIi
Sparenberg. IT,, Serr aouiS aai.
ier imo Srou Sopbia Saattarnp.
lefanntmahruaen.
,eiang Der @emeiuoe unS Grbebung
Der 6eitfoaette.
Froieiior Or. Gorl !. 8repe
Ter 6ralenUcrein miro Elm itmad. II
aites abenoeieu ierpiereu. 8dbreno !
I'M eiicn miro oer Sreaniit bieieni. b
IN, weIhe nItt an 6en eriten 81. i
ben gIas iinoelL NIT einem Grgel. b
on5ert linterbaIten. s.
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bes jiingiten sproBlings oes 9rdii.
6enten q. SOitraiier, Der am Conn.
tag getauit perben ipirb, Elm gang
ge9ociger Sfluf genebmigt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-06-13
q q hIab o a hen.

Giarbnd Gmitb lit sladIaBperfpal.
Ter pon elizabeth @eGormid 5rn5cr;
Yerionalien $4,000.
Gtto 9Ii6au III Seitamentsnoll.
itreder BON Sulils HIuoaii; 9,eriOna.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-08-26
TERSe TELEGRAMS

Joe Tinker, manager Of the Chicago
Federal league club, is laid up with a
broken rib as the result of collision
In the field.
France and England have decided to
advance $100.000,000 to Belgium. half
Of the amount to be furnished by each
of the two countries.
One of the provisions of the late
pope's will provides for the mainten-
auce and education of 400 children or
phaned in the Messina earthquake.
All British army reservists In the
United States have been ordered to
place themselves at the orders of Eng
fish consular officers In their districts.
It is reported in Chinese dispatches
that President Yuan Shin Kai is salts
fed with the position and pledges OF
Japan in the matter Of the port Of
Klauchau
The son OF ex-Premier Clemencead,
now with the French army In Belgium.
killed German officer in fierce
hand-to-hand encounter and himself
was wounded In the thigh.
Austria has protested to Italy against
the latters affording facilities to the
fleets OF Great Britain and France in
the Adriatic. ard there are indications
that the diplomatic tension between
the two countries is very acute.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-08-26
THE GERMAN SIDE OF
GIGANTIC CONFLICT
First Reports for Nearly Three
Weeks.

Washington, Aug. 24.-The German
embassy here has received its first re-
ports from Germany since the cutting
of the Azores cable nearly three weeks
ago. These dispatches came by WIRE
less to Sayville, l.. l., which Is Ger
man-owned station.
Three dispatches were received in
all. two reporting victories for the
German forces and the third stating
that Germany had made no reply to
the Japanese ultimatum. The first
was as follows:
1.-THE German guns since Friday
evening have been laundering at Ma
muir. Very soon new Zeppelins will
be ready for work on the Belgian coast
and the English channel
North CT Metz the German army
under Crown Prince William is ad-
vancing on both sides Of Longwy and
has defeated and forced back the
French. Another army uhder the Ba'
varian crown prince. Ruprecht. which
was already reported as having won a
victory in Lorraine. Is pursuing the
beaten enemy and has reported at
Luneville. whence it Is continuing for
ward"
The second read: Strong Russian
forces have been advancing against
Gumbinen. The first German army
corps turned against them Aug. 90
checked the Russians and secure,
5000 prisoners and eight guns. A
German cavalry division took 500 pris'
oners after fighting two Russian cav
airy divisions. The French attempt to
invade upper Alsace was frustrated by
the defenders. In Lorraine the French
army is retiring from the frontier.
German people find the Havre re-
ports about the so-called big French
progress amusing. and they are as
false as some of those published in the
year 1870"
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-08-26
If You Don't Happen to Go to Church
Don't Scof at Those Who Do

IF you don't join the increasing GO TO CHURCH
| throng DON'T BE SCOFFER. Words inadequate to
describe the who seeks to rdcule make Jest Of the
upift TO CHURCH movement He who finds in target
for his cheap should stop and think what the world today
without churches If you don't to help along the
movement don't decry it.
THIS GO TO CHURCH MOVEMENT IS A WINNER 1T is
SPREADING LIKE PRAIRIE FIRE. IN THIS THE MOST MATE
RIAL AGE IT IS GRIPPING BIG MEN OF THE COUNTRY.
THEY SEE THAT FORCE FOR GOOD NOT ONLY TO THE
INDIVIDUAL THE NATION.
If the man who SCOTS at the GO TO CHURCH movement
could see others do he would realize what mistake he
is making The TO CHURCH movement serious, broad
minded proposition 1t will not be denied In every city, town
and hamlet in the United States there is genuine religious
awakening 1t is not confined to any class or sect.
IT Is PLAIN THAT THERE NEVER WAS A TIME WHEN RE-
-LIoloN WAS REALLY DEAD EVEN AMONG THE WORST. IT
WAS SIMPLY sLUMsERiNo. REQUIRED AN AWAKENING AS
IT GRADUALLY DAMNED THAT THE CHURCHES WE'RE BEING
EMPTIEo THAT FACT WAS BROUGHT TO THE MINDS OF
PEOPLE. THEY WERE AROUSED.
The GO TO CHURCH call found quick and powerful
ponse As the call became generally disseminated there
magnificent advance the house of God haven't joined
the hrong do il at If have social engagement for
Sunday break for engagement with God If have
arranged for drive of golf other form OF
recreation remember that you ought to God Will you serve
him. You will.
~ GO TO CHURCH!
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-08-26
Germans Still LAYING Mines.

ish news bureau has issued state
ment calling attention to the previous
warnings to neutrals OF the dangers of
traversing the North sea. The Ger
Tans are continuing their practice of
scattering mines indiscriminately upon
the ordinary trade routes. These
mines do not conform to the condi.
tons laid down by The Hague conven-
ton. In consequence neutral ships,
no matter what their destination. are
exposed to the greatest danger.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-08-26

roads. 1t seems that we are 70 have
another amendment wiped out by
another laundering official. Lewis
county by an overwhelming majority
recently voted bonded debt of five
PEI cent. of its assessed valuation for
the purpose of building roads. When
the county offered the bonds for sale
the Louisville banks, after investiga.
ton. said that they could not afford to
buy them, because there was no record
that Gov. Wilson had issued procla-
nation declaring that the amendment
to the constitution, permitting county
to create five per cent. Indebtedness
for roads had ever been adopted. This
failure of Gov. Wilson is certainly as
serious az the one of Secretary of State
Crecelius. IL the courts hold in the
Wilson case as they did in the Gre
celius case, that the law was not COM
piled with, and that therefore the
amendment is null and void, it will be a
terrific block to the road development
in kentucky. 1t will not only prevent
counties voting bonded debts to the
amount of five per cent. of their as
sessed value, but it will also invalidate
the act passed by the last Legislature
of five ceut State tax for road pur
poses. as this provision was a part of
the same amendment as the right for
bonded debt. Truly the State of Ken
lucky has come to the disastrous cor.
dition when the voice of the people is
thwarted by laundering officials
Eliz abethtown News.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-08-26
MANCHURIA MAY Be
RICH PRIZE OF war
Chinese Believe Japan Has
Designs There.
process Of tn

Picking, Aug. 24.-In large numbers
Japanese troops are arriving at Tsin-
fu for the purpose of Selling the Shan
tung railway, owned by German inter.
ests, as soon as hostilities begin. The
Japanese officials have ordered the
German consul at Mukden to leave I'M
der threat of arrest. and have issued
similar orders to all Germans in Man
churia. Germans are being expelled
from Mukden, Dalny and Changchua.
and it is expected that they will be
driven out of Tientsin.
Their is Il belief in Chinese circles
that Japan intends to occupy southern
Manchuria.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-08-26
ENGLISH and GERMAN
WARSHI7S OF COAST
Naval Battle OF Cape May Is
Expected.

Washington, Aug. 2i.-The sinking
Of the British steamer Hyades by the
German cruiser Dresden was reported
at the state department by the Ameri-
can consul general at Rio Janeiro. The
German ship Santa KATRINA, the re-
port also stated. was captured by the
British cruiser Glasgow. Both events
took place in Brazilian waters.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-08-26
Blundering State Officials.

The State has hardly recovered from
the shock that two important amend
ments to the State Constitution. which
were adopted by the people by very
large majorities. were null and void be-
cause the Secretary of State had failed
to advertise the election of the same as
required by law. These two amend
ments which were defeated by blum
dering State official were a change in
our system OF taxation and permitting
the convicts to be worked on the public
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-08-26

Philadelphia, Aug. "a. - Vessels
lately arriving here report that the
North German Lloyd steamship Bran
denburg had met a German cruiser
Just outside the Delaware breakwater,
presumably the Bremen, and was
transferring general baggage. The
Brandenburs left for Norway with Il
cargo of 5000 tons of coal apd general
ship supplies. Other vessels brought
news of seeing various ships of war
of the Jersey coast. Some of them are
warships of Admiral Craddock's Eng
lish North Atlantic fleet. They are
looking for the Brandenburg. Other
German warships are reported along
the Atlantic coast by wireless and
shipping men are looking every min
ute for a naval battle off Cape May.
The presence of both English and
German warships along the Atlantic
coast in the neighborhood of the break.
water was verified when dispatches
between the English cruisers aud be-
tween the Brandenburg and German
cruiser, believed to have been the
Bremen. were intercepted.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-08-26
PRISONERS MUROER0USACT
Ralph Lee AssaiIs Constable and
Makes Good His Escape.

Columbus. Ind. Aug. "a. - William
Wright, sixty years old, a deputy con-
stable here. Is dying from fractured
skull and Ralph Lee. twenty years old.
l., a fugitive as the result of an assault
with an iron bar on the officer by Lee.
Wright opened the door to the jail
to admit another prisoner, when Lee,
who was standing ready at the door,
struck the deputy constable. knocking
escape.
Lee was awaiting trial on seven
cCarges of burglary
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-08-26

lnvigorating to the Pale and Sickly
The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVES TASrELESS chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria .enrches the blood and builds up the sys-
ten. true tonic. For adults and children. SOC
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-08-26
SITUATION Much IMPROVED
Iris Is the Official Word Coming Out
Of Antwerp.

Iris Is the Official Word Coming Out
Of Antwerp.
Antwerp. Aug. 24.-The Belgian gov.
eminent issued the following an.
nouncement Sunday evening:
"Since yesterday the situation in
Antwerp has much improved. Our
flying columns have completely clear
ed the surrounding territory. Ger
mans in the neighborhood of Antwerp
have either been driven of. killed or
made prisoners. Our troops visited
the Campine district of Waesland ana
. the country near Malines, but discov.
cred no trace of the enemy. The
French are engaged with the German
troops. All the German forces which
were encamped near Marche. in Bel
gian Luxembourg. have moved south
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-08-26
Austrian Operations.

Vienna. Aug. 24.-Operations on the
Drina have been abandoned and the
Austrian troops will be withdrawn.
The situation in Bosnia has been
growing gradually worse. Austria has
discontinued sending troops into that
territory. fearing that she may have
diffculty In getting them out when
they are needed for other operations
Austria is uniting with Germany to
repel the Russian invasion along the
eastern frontiers of the two countries
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-08-26
He Tans EN- Alright.

The name of the principal of the
Graded School at Trenton, KY, is Tan.
ner That's the kind of teacher needed
for Jeffersontown's bad boys. LETTER
soniau.
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1914-08-26
Game Warden Shot Fish.rman.

Plymouth. Ind. Aug. 2t-Peter ].
Holloway, deputy game warden. shot
End killed Louis Jefries. who resisted
arrest for illegal fishing. The warden
says he shot in self-defense.