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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-06

nenlua pur0e poui 5ta0trdt6 ebcn-
iaaS nidt 6eitdiigt
9lnoere @rnenmmgen Oes @iogors,
sic bcitdtigt uuroen, iilo: NarrD
Gabis, Staot-Glerf; 9lleranoer 81.
Saqner, StaOt-9rofurotor; Soco6 3.
3cialcr, GRarft Snipeftor; 8. 9.
5erguion @eometer; 9eni. GiebL
Superiitenoeut Ocs Sigunl6iireauS
0eS 1euer-Gepartcments.
Stint Bel 2luto-ll llnfaI1
DerIcBt.
. 9llf Ser Sd6rt bon @eterS6urg
gS. Sd, naG Cumberland, NlO.,
ltiir5te Oas 9litomobil BON @alter
@orror cine 96iAung ua6c 5ranf-
tort, gG. -9a., 6ero6. Crei Der fiiui
Snioiieu oes araitmagcns, ndrnliH
@olter 9orror, 9lop g9elton unO
9Goul Ro6inion, itiir5ten nit Der 0la.
i1ine o6 lno erlitten i1linme Ser
lebulgen. Sobu S. 6ulb rnO Oeiiel
So6n glr6ie 6ulb muroen aus Dem
&rafhuagen geidleuOert unO iielet
in elm @e6iiicb. Sie erIitteu MIR
leihte @erleblngen. 9orror 6rod
me6rere Gippen lnO erlitt ouOere in-
nerlbe GerlcBungen. Gr lit am
idlimmiten oerlebt. 9io6inion brad
OaS Sdliiiicl6ein unO 9loD @elton
erlitt S6nithuuu0eu an ser 9rltt
mo inn @eii6t. 9ie @erungliidten
befauOen iic6 auf Der 6a6rt nod
Cumberland, Inn BORT oeu 4. Suli 5l
ieieru.
So0t oufgefunOen.
Sames 20. Bourne, ser bielt
Sabre in Baltimore wo6nte, lit in
ieinem 3imner in Dem Sauie Oes
Srn. 93o6ert g. GoieD an Der 9}oro-
Nledonic StraBe in Cumberland,
NlO, toOt aufgefuuOen woroeu. @r
fr1utelte 6ereits felt me6reren Sab
rem. Ger @eritor6ene lit in Der
Stcin'idelr &apeQe alfge6a6rt uno
Die ARRANGEMENTS fir Die geer0i.
ging werOen crit getroifen, io6alO
9lntport bon Dem eiu5igen 9ruoer
OcS EoOten Der in Butte, Mont., Elm
9anfgeib1ft 6eiibt, einaetroiien lit.
9le6en oem gruoer binterl1Bt Serr
Bourne cine Sbmeiter, Die in 9lt.
lauta, ga, onidiiig it,
Se6r pernHuftig.
Se6r ru6ig lit ser A. Suli III
9lnnopolis begongeu moroen. 0}it
9(lsuo6me bon meuigen 6GQen ma.
reil Die @ci6ditc geidloiien. Sic
groBte 6eier piiroe in Der 6lotten.
9faoemie unO aui Oeu Dor 9lnfer lie
genoen Sdiiien ser @inoesmarinc
ge6alteu. Gos @ros ser 9iirger Der.
IieB i6ou am irii6et Morgen sic
Sto0t, I'M ben Gag an Stronopldbea
an Seoern 9lioer ino ser G6eiapeafC
9oi 81 Oer6riligen Cab oie 6eier
RENE 0erniinfti6c i0ar, Be0t 0urdiiS
6erbor, OaB and ni9t Elm ein3igcr
llniaa genelOet puroe.
6rnu ebit &in0 0er0uf.
tet.
J Sci ieiner &iidfe6r nacG SagerS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-06
Pins Sem Snueren NlarblanO's nnO
Oen ausreu5enOeu Staaten.
Gin @auneritii il If.

Sine ser oeriUegeniten Gdu6ereien
lit in Soppa, nobe SABRE oe @race,
Wlo., ousgeiii6rt poroeu. 3mei Wldli-
ner 6ieIten nit einem @agep geger
Mitterua6t 6inter Dem @eibdftslo-
fale BON SRI. W1arD ". S6iplep imO
padten Oas 5ubrpert nit Sbu6en,
Ga6ad imO @rocerD.@aaren Doa.
Sic wuroen mebrere MeiIen oerfolgt,
entfamen a6er bod i6lieBlid.
&aqerStopn bat feinen Il
Steuerefnnebmer.
Die StaOt Sogerstopn Bat sur
3eit feinen Steuereiunebmer uno bic
6olge oaoon lit, ooB felt Dem 1 Sini
feline Steuern me6r colleftirt porOen
iino. ollie Grnemngen oes @lo0ors
s. McE6eriou Scott iino bonn Staot.
rotb 5uriidgepieien moroen. Soi6ua
6. @omles, oeiieu Sermtn olsSteuer-
einne9nfdr diif !. syinfT peritribeh fif,
periie6t 5ipar nod ieinen @oiten, wei-
CERT iid aber, Steuern an5rue5meu.
9lm lebten Gonueritag crnaunte
0iauor Scott S0rn. SorrD @lcStouf-
fer 5um Steuereinne6mer. 0ieie Gr-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-06

@eniigiont. Sic oIau6en
gar niGt ipie aniprlc6spoa Oie &iln-
Sen iino. Ger cine ipiG unter6olten
iein ser anOerc wiini6t 9ii6e, einen
Oritten pieOer ioa man nidt anrii6-
rem, itno 10 ge6fS fort" ga mill
ids S6nen Iei6t mo6en NliG 6rou-
hen sic BLOB 81 raiiren-"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-06

@ 6mere &erantmprtung.
Sn 9lmerifanopolis iinO enolid Die
6roueu ais @ei4morene 5ugeloiien.
uW}abeI," er5d5lt @ertrlO aifgcregt,
nih bin ols @eibmoreue ouSgeloitl~
nGenfe oir id oud], iogt @lo6el-
Gann ie6en ii6 sic fiiuftigen 9iid-
terinnen eincn 9htgenblid ernit an.
n@ir merOen cine idmere Gerant-
wortllng 5i trogen boben" meint
iblieBli1 @ertrlO. nSa" erfldrt
0lo6el, neiue i6lpereGerautiuortung
@os wirit Ou oenn au5ie6eu?"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-06
eOtalGeridte ans gsai6inaium.


Srau Sulie g. 2 doepf &c.
itorbcn.
Sn Dem .9urlington Experiment.
Nouie~ lit 6rau Sulie 3. Sdoepi Die
gSittpe oes Generals 9ll6in Sdoept
ops ocm 2e6en geidieoeu. Die Go-
InqeIdieoene puroe am t9. Sanuar
1886 ais Eodter BON &aitor @iaiam
&esleu qeboren. sic 6interldBt tie.
ben anOer, eiii1 b. @1c@l6iuue0,
9lI6u 6rauf Sdoepf BON 3anespiae,
Ohio, Soiep6 Soft gdoepf bon 2libe-
bile, y..G., gs. G. aeslep Sdoepi
bon Cincinnati. 9llerauoer W. Sdoepi
bon Cincinnati, S6eooor S. Sdoepf
bon 9itts6ur96 i1to gllice 90. Garr
BON @ai6iugton ioibie eiueSdmeiter,
5rou @. u: @lc@l6inneD. Sdmmts
lide glngeborigen ser @eritor6enen
iparen 5ugegen, ols Der SoO eintrat.
sSrau Sdoepf erlitt Dor etua 5pet
geoHen auaeblid infolge Oes SoOes
einer Eo6ter, pelde bel i6r wobnte,
einen Ser3ihlog, pelher i6ren 500
bcr6eiiii6rte. 9rigooegenerol S6oepi
mar m16reno oes 9iirgerfrieges cine
bcfannte 9eri0nlidfeit Gr fam i'm
Sabre 1852 nit 9ouis &oiiutb ans
llngarn nad Oieiem 2anoe rnO muroe
bei'm 9(usbrub oes arieees in @org-
Iano sum 8rigaoegeueral eruannt.
9rei 9noben megen Gin
bruhs Der6oftet.
Bon Ser 9oli5ei oes Z. @re5infts
mcroen orei anobeu we9en angebli-
den gin6ruds III sen 9oOen bon
@eoree 6reeman Scr. 1920, 8iscon-
1ino.g[benue, aus mel1em &rapatteu
lmo Striimpie geitobleu plrOen, felt
ge6alten. Ole 8er6afteten iinO Carl
Gaaa6ou II Sabre alt bon Ger
1858, @.StraBe, g3,-@., @owaro
Stemart, IL Sabre aft, bon 93r. 1850,
80. StraBe, 9t.-@.. imo Sas. @alfer,
~ Sabre alt, bon glr. 325t, @-Str.,
9l..gg.
Eooter ais 01arDIGnOel
iOentifi3irt.
Ger Qeidnanl oeS Nlannes, mel.
der am Sanitog inn @mergencp.So.
ipitaI an Sen 6olgen eines SdGOel-
brudes itarb, lit geitern ais GbomaS
Sanep ioentifi8irt moroen, welder in
Ser g9G6e BON 9eltsoiQe, 020., wo6n-
te. Ser N1ann erlitt feline @erIebuna
auf inbefannte @eiie am lebten 6rei-
tag 9l6eno an ser 80. StraBe unr
g}9ooe Sslan0-2lpenue, 0.-O. Gi(
9Soli5ei lit Der 9lniibt, oaB er emit
meoer BON eincni StraBeu6a6umag-
gou o0er BON einem 9(utomo6iG &c.
trofien muroe
g Sponiider 2 6minDel If
niht ausgeitorben
Ser S10in0ler, ipelHer felt Sab
rem bon Spanien ans perlodenoC
@rcie idreibt, i'm Tumme in ein(
Sale 3il loden ino oeren @elO oiil
Ieidte @eiie 81 ergnnern i1eiui
nod inner iein Sunoperf 81 betrei'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-06

touu Nlo. puroe Srn Oauiel
Springer cincm 9luariicaten Ger
SeiOcn Spinuereen cine peinlide
llc6errai6ung jut6eil inOem er con.
itotireu nuBte, Oab i6n feline 6rau
i'm Slide gelaiien 6atte. 2luf Dem
Glide in ieincr @obnung fono er ci-
nen 3ettel, oeu Die 5rou 5uriidgelai-
len bate. 9lilf Oemiel6en itanOcu Die
iolgenoen @orte: nGoul S6 bin
nebIt meinem aiuOe nab 9uiiolo,
Ny, geio6reh Inn 6rau 49,. SIT
beiucben. Sd meroe nic pieoer 5l-
riidfe6ren. 1Parp."
Goniel glau6t nidt, OaB 0ies ser
@rlro lit, oaB ion ieinc 6rau perIai-
len Bat. Gr lit BON Dem @eOanfen
beicclt, DAB Elm @}am inn Spiele lit.
9dngere 3eit lebte Springer bon iei-
ner 6rau getrennt ipdter jcOod 5o-
gen iie mie0er 5uiamncu.
@eiebeu iuurOe 6rou Springer bon
6rau @race 9anb, elmer gIo66arin,
ais tie a6reiiie. Sie iubr in elmer
9lutooroi6fc mo uo9m 5pei groBc
Softer nit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-06

ngun, bann @9luB. Soffsn mir,
baB aLlss gum guten @nOe fiibrt."
n2ln mir unb meinen Qeuten foll es
aidt feblen. QlIfo S9luB! 9luf Wie>
OerIebenl"
aQtuf @ie6erfeben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-06

llnregelndBlg linO
itets ntiiOe II. ic6ldfz
rig bate Sc1iittelz
froit uno me / II e
S6noe lluo SSiiBe
iparen geic0iuoaen.
W(eiu 9Diogcn mar
auBer SrDnlug, ic1
bate Sc6nier3en in
Der Seite uu0Slopfz
ic1iiler8en bic nteiite
Belt. &Doia @.
9Siaf6ani's D&cgez
table COMPOUND"
,ot u,ie nfrl ooho(-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-06
5rOu in fc6(eC6ter
0erfaQung
0nrd 9gOia Is. %infGam's ngese-
table GumpunuO@ Der WeinnO-
gcit 5nriid sese6eH.

Nlonipclicr, @t. - ng9ir 6a6eu groBes
Qtifroueu All Nhrcr W}e0i3in. Scl mar
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-07-06
NiM 6entidles aranfendaMs IN @aris.


Ger longge6egte @unih zines
celitiben aranfen6ouies in &oris
qebt MN en0li6 nit iiderem Sdritt
ieiuer @erwirfIibuug entgesen. gd6-
rcn0 es in 2onoon 9fonL &eters6lrg
lno Gonitontinopel ihon felt linge-
fGbr fiinf5ig Sobrenl groBe imO iebr
ongeiebene 6elttiAe &ronfenbGuier
qie6t, beitebt in GoriS, felt e6eniolon-
ger 3cit nur elm oellticber aus Der
i6ieOenen Stiftmgen unO 3uDen-
6ungen erpadiener nSoipitalfonos"
ser jebt sic S0be bon rno elmer
Ndaion 5ranfen errei6t. 0ieies
8ern0geu miro Derpaltet bonn Oeut.
i6en SiiIfsDerein in @aris, Der Oa-
raus fir ieine @ob1bGtigfeits Se-
Itre6ungen bisber bic @dIfte, friibcr
Iuear Orei &iertel ser 3inien 5uge.
tbeilt befoulnen Gotte. Gos Der
nGdtniB elmer 5ruu b. 9ienneberg,
ndS leBteS SSdDr fur EN- oelltlDes
&ronfenbous IN @oris in sic SGnoc
oes 9otihafterS in Der S0be bon
10000 5ranfen musbe8obIt morOcn
mar, brodte Die glneelegenbeit in
Stub. Ser Silfsperein iebte eincn
StuoienousiduB fir sic &ronfcn-
boitsfroge Elm. Gem 9(usi6uB bot
ii6 cine giinitige 9oufgeleeenbeit, Die
roi6es 8ugreifen erforoerte. Ser
8oti6ofter 5reiberr b. S6oen nabm
iid nit GROCER @nticbieoenbeit ser
SoHe an, beranlaBte in ouer Gilc
sic @riiuOlng elmer Societe $umo.
biliere, 0ie unter Dem @oriis Oes
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
PROGRAM
!. OF THE FAIR IS
fine Ne: feature
One of the Weeks Largest
Crowds Views the Grand
Forks Exposition.
HILL TALKS ON.
STATE RESOURCES
Grandstands Are Filled When EN-
pire Building Appears-Closing Day
is Best in History From Every Point
of View.
HILL TALKS ON.
STATE RESOURCES

Fully 10000 people attended the
closing day Of the big Grand Forks
interstate fair today. that being the
largest number of people ever in at
tendance on the closing day of a fafr
in this city. The grand stand was
packed all throughout the afternoon
and an excellent program was given.
The day was ideal and everybody was
out to have atgreat time. 4.g;s.
The opening, feature OF the pro-
gram this afternoon was the fine stock
parade, which took place around the
race track at 1: 80 o'clock. Five hun
dred animals were In the parade. The
Grand Forks and Larimore bands
marched around the track also.
Today was Hill day. at the fair
and undoubtedly large number Of
people attended to hear the big rail-
road man speak A special platform
was erected in front of the grand
stand and every available spot was
taken up by the eager crowds.
Another splendid feature of the aft
ernoons program was the sensational
balloon ascension and parachute drops
by Prof. Ed Hutchinson. Hutchinson
got away very easily today, the wealth.
er being ideal for a perfect ascension.
He rose into the air rapidly and after
attaining a height of about 5000 feet
began his parachute drops. The para
chutes worked in splendid shape and
the immense crowds were given real
thriller when he descended.
HILL-TEL
II have great confidence in the abil-
ity Of North Dakota to hold its rank
we'll to the front as an agricultural
state. Good farm land in North Da-
kota'i worth 100 an acre Of anybody's
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
READY
TO EXTEND AID

Ottawa, July S1.-The dominian
has already commenced preliminary
preparations for the backing up Of
Great Britain to the extent Of Canada
defence resources in the event of the
Mother Country being participant in
the European struggle now pending.
Col. Sam Hughes, minister Of militia,
was recalled hurriedly from Lindsay
last night, and an emergency meeting
of the militia council was held In the
minister's Office at which the question
of mobilizing Canadian forces was
considered. The recalling OF the min
lister was In consequence of the COM
munication received at government
house last night from the British war
office. sa 5
Preliminary preparation for the
calling out of first contingent Of 20.-
900 men from Canada to Join the I'M
perial forces.tf needed are under way.
1t is expected by the department that
such force could be mobilised with
In three weeks
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
TELEGRAM STOPPED BY
CENSOR SHOWS ALARM
Today Will Determine Whether it Shall be Peace Or war
in Europe-Kaiser's Country is Whole Heartedly
Preparing for Giant Struggle Nj.

The following cable from Berlin was
stopped by the censor when half sent:
Berlin, July 31.-Europe's fateful
day will be today. according to all
predictions. There is every sign that
today the decisive word, pea4e or
war, will be pronounced. The whole
Of Germany is whole -heartedly pre-
pairing for action. H.
Yesterday was a day OF many emo
lions in Berlin. All day the widest
rumors were spread, which finally
proved untrue; but the situation ID
still oneaof the utmost gravity. Even
In oncial circles 1t is impossible to
perceive the least glimmer Of hope.
There ID no doubt that Germany
has made up its mind to take drastic
steps. First, st. Petersburg will. be
lsked why Russia 10 arming as long
Is neither Austria . nor Germany
threatens her. s Everything will de-
pend on Russia's reply. but Il 10 un-
deEGtood the least evagive or .inSufIl-
hAnt answer Will cause the kaiser to
mobilize his army ana deet over night
strong Feeling Against Russia.
The question ha45 been asked and
! reply yiassxpsetsd this evening. There
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31

is strong feeling in Germany against
Russia, and the newspapers are at
tackinE the cars government vio-
lently. All the Berlin papers, which
ere mostly edited by Austrtans, ap-
prove the governments attitude,
while many provincial papers criticise
Germany's going to war without se-
rious national reason. Numerous
conferences have taken place all day
at Potsdam.
The kaiser. who is surrounded sby
all his children at the new palace, re-
ceived the chancellor this morning. It
is believed that the wording Of the
question to Russia was settled this
afternoon, The chancellor presided
at the cabinet meeting, whore the
Same question was discussed. Now
that diplomacy's 91ast possible step
has been taken, there 10 nothing to do
but to await Russia's reply The .Ber-
lin air Is thick with war rumors,
and everybody 10 almost convinced
that the situation Is hopeless ana that
the weak Efforts q the diplomatists
Note censor stopped dispaach
lfGkl9,
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
BURNS REMOVED
TO ward COUNTY
Alleged Mckenzie County
Murderer Taken Out of
Williams Jail.

williston, N. D., July s1.-s. A.
Burns, charged with the murder. of
Henry sexse. his neighbor farmer in
Mckenzie county. has been removed
from the williams to the Ward coun-
ty Jail, on the orders Of Judge Frank
Fisk.
The trial of Burns will take place
at the next term of the district court,
and in the meantime he is being held
without bail.
Circumstantial evidence only will
be used by the state. it is understood,
against Burns. .s.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
World Wide News of the War
GIANT LINER IS RE-
CALLED BYSWIRELESS

New York. july a1.-President
Grant o fthe Hamburg American line.
which sailed from here for Europe
yesterday, has been recalled by wire
less. No arrangements were made
for Grants passengers.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
BIG CONCERN IN
COTTON WORLD
BROKEN BY WAR
Terrific Fluctuations Due to
the European Situation
Swamp Several

New York, July 31.-The suspension
of S. H. H. Pell & Co.. cotton and
coffee stock brokers, one Of the larg-
est firms on the cotton exchange. was
announced today. Also the suspen-
sion Of the cotton brokerage firms of
e. j. Frederickson && Co., Homer
Howe & Co., both small concerns.
were announced.
Flower & Co., members Of the New
York stock exchange, assigned. The
firm, one of the oldest on the ex-
change, was founded by former Gov
ernor Flower. No statement OF as
sets and liabilities was made.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
BRITISH VESSEL
LEAVES VERA CRUZ

Vera Cruz, July 31.-The British
flagship, Suffolk, with Admiral Sir.
christopher ,Cradock aboard, left Vera
Cruz yesterday for home waters. The
cruiser Bristol. sailed from here last
night for England, leaving no British
ships in Mexican waters.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
PREcAUT1ON, THE
ENGLISH VIEWPOINT

London. July s1.-The British war
Office last night explained the calling
out Of several sections Of the special
defence force Of Great Britain, as fol-
lows: 1T was in accordance with the
ordinary routine when precautionary
torial force are being employed and
no other territorials are involved in
these measures"
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
SEES LITTLE HOPE
IN GREY PROPOSAL

London, July S1.-The Berlin cor
respondent of The Times fears there is
little to be hoped for from Sir Ed
ward Greys latest mediation propos-
ais, and declares that the question Of
peace or war is to be decided within
a few hours.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
NO MOBILIZATION
ORDER BY GERMANY

Berlin, July sl.-The German for
eign ofiice today gave assurance. that
no mobilization order has been is
sued in Germany today. Officials ad-
mitted,! however, that the situation
has not improved, but had become
rather aggravated since the issue of
the Russian mobilization, order. , r.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
GETS YEAR
!, w. Morrison, Who Passed Fraudu
lent Checks Goes to Prison.

W. ExSA0HFAAN1AS HSyAlO IuS5oCu AA0u0us
lent Checks Goes to Prison.
Mandan, N. D., uly S1.-J. w. Nor
rison, check protector salesman, who
didn't protect his own checks, pleaded
guilty to the charge Of obtaining
money under false pretenses.
He was sentenced to one year in
the state penitentiary at Bismarck.
Morrison is one Of the best known
stationery men in the state. He was
for years connected with the Walker
Brothers and Hardy company of Far
go as chief estimator, and was also a
travelling salesman for the same firm.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
LONDON MARKET
IS CLOSED TODAY

London, July 3i.-The London
stock exchange has been closed until
further notice. The chief reason for
the unprecedented action Is the fact
broken down and it is impossible to
carry on business in an ordinary way.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
ROYAL YACHT IS
NEARLY CAPTURED

Athens, Greece. July s1.-The
Montengrin royal yacht, Deglara, was
almost captured by the Austrian fleet.
blockading Antavari The yacht, ap-
preaching the port, sighted the block
aiding fleet, turned and fed. She was
pursued by Austrian destroyers, but
arrived safely at Corfu.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
TREASURY OF u. S.
WILL EXTEND HELP

Washington, July 31.-secretary
McAdoo today issued a statement say
ing that the treasury department will
help as far as it 'legitimately may"
in New York and elsewhere during
the present situation.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
CONVERSATIONS"
ARE RESUMED

London, July Silt is officially an
nonnced here that CONVERSATIONS"
have been resumed between the Rus
sian and Austro- Hungarian govern
ments.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
AUSTRIAN FORCES
REPEL SERB ATTACK

Vienna, July 31.-The Austrian
frontier guards repelled strong at
tack by the Servians near Klotievats,
on the Bosnian frontier, without sus-
tanning loss. The servians lost one
'ofncer and az men.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
AL DIENC GIVEN G h. ,..;:
GERMAN AK AssAD0R

st. Petersburg, July s1.-The en-
peror Of Russia gave an audience to
the German ambassador and subse-
quentfy presided over the full council
Of ministers, attended by the chief Of
the army generals staff.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-31
ASK NEWSPAPERS
TO USE DISCRETION

London, July 81.-The war office
last night sent request to all news
papers to refrain from publishing
news Of British military and naval
movements.
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ENGLISH MARKETS
ALSO ARE CLOSED

Liverpool, July 31.-The stock ex-
changes here, Manchester, England,
Glasgow and Edinburgh, Scotland, are
all closed today.
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NEW HIGH MARK
FOR INSURANCE

New York. July 31.-Marine insur-
ance rates today jumped to $4,000 on
$1,000, 900, which established new
high record,
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ASSERTS RUSSIA IS WEAK

Wochenbat rcfitary
decisive
The newer
aided By
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Cotton Exchange Closed.

New Orleans, La. July 31.-The
cotton exchange, for the first time in
it's history, closed until further notice.
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GERMAN PRESS
CABLE SHUT OFF

Berlin, July 31.-The German press
cable was shut off by the government
at midnight, strictest censorship being
maintained over news matter today.
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DUTCH ARMY TODAY
ORDERED Modified

The Haugue July 31.-Queen Will
helmina Of Holland, today issued an
urgent decree ordering a general mob
ilization Of the Dutch army.
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MARTIAL Law IN GERMANY; WORLDS SbUS|NESS
'DEM0RAl!lZED, RUSSIA Mobiles WHOLE ARMY
ocean TRAFFIC DISRUPTED WHEN GERMANY TAKES
OVER GIANT ATLANTIC Liners FOR WAR PURPOSES
czAR HAS 100000 MEN READY: FOR WAR


minister
Of
of
Behind Of
OF
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president WILSON HOPES TO AVERT ENCNEMENS
STRIKE IN face OF THE EUROPEAN SITUATION:
SERVlANS REPU[S ST ADVANCING AUSIRlAlS
Wild Patriotic Demonstrations in St Petersburg During the Entire
Nght-Russian Troops Blow Up Frontier Bridge
People of Vienna Ignorant of War News.
TODAYS PA1ENTS EUROPEAN SITUATION


Conversations and Austrian
Stock exchanges closed everywhere
successfully resisting the invaders
The
anhc together with General
Wild patriotic enthusiasm prevailed all night St Petersburg
n O a the
Germany has imposed rigid censorship being
greatly delayed ss.z@*z s2a. @s
President Wilson and together leading democrats
other aid the United
commercially
this afternoon that Russia had proclaimed mobilization
hllzaaon in Germany will follow
Telephone communication Germany
blew
railroad
The British fleet according Peing
ongkong ASIA
gunsb mount aboard
President Wilson will
railroads
The eight
Frederick William appointed
of the eImpria eman narmyco
rom Yokun order
L. A. Provence the French Transatlantic
France, which is the auxiliary cruiser, will sail Tuesday
TENSION REACHES HIGH POINT
Vienna 3l-Ih Of
although nothing
Neu Fe Pres insists that Russia procrasnate
to
popular An
all
to be enrolled -
REPORTED WAR" ED1cr HAS BEEN ISSUED
London 31A
that state OF war has been proclaimed in Germany
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REPORT SHELLING
OF LGRADE AGAIN

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ans have again ehelled BelkTade.
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