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Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30
MURDERED CHILD BURNED HER BODY
Is Charge Made By Police Against pr. and Mrs. Winters, of New
 Castle, Ind.

NEW CASTLE, Ind, July 29.- Charged with conspiracy to murder and burn the body of Catherine Win ters, missing ten-year-old girl, is one of the country's most puzzling dis appearance mysteries, Dr. w. A. Win ters, her father; Mrs. Winters and w. R. Cooper. former roomer at the Winters home, were to be placed on trial today before Circuit Judge Jackson.
 The charges grow out of an inves- tigation made here several weeks ago by Robert Abel, an Indianapolis pri- vate detective, who subsequently withdrew from the case. The three defendants expressed confidence be- fore court opened today that Abel would not appear to press the case. and they were certain that they would be discharged.
 The arrests created a lensation here several weeks ago. The whole country had been combed in the search for the little girl. who vanish ed fifteen months ago; when Abel burst into the limelight with his charge that Dr. Winters, his wife and the roomer. Cooper. knew that little Catherine Winters had been killed and her body disposed of.
 Abel based his case on the discov- cry of small red sweater. a girls hair ribbon and 8 mans shirt in the basement of the Winters home. He declared that chemists analysis would show traces of human blood on the shirt. Mrs. Winters had plau- sible explanation for the presence of the articles of wearing apparel in the basement: but Abel pressed his ac- cusations and finally caused the ar rest of the trio. Each of the three defendants has been at liberty under $1.00O bond. Abel promised at In dianapQlis two weeks ago that he would appear here to press the case.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30
Turks to Remain Quiet.

Turks to Remain Quiet.
 CONSTANTINOPLE, July 3O-The Turkish government will make no overt act of war against Servia or Greece until the present difficulty in Europe is settled. The Turks fear that if the entire Balkans are drawn into war in which Russia is in- volved that the army of the Czar will sweep southward and capture Con- stantinople, the Greeks shutting off
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30
NO ATHEISTS IN
 THE MOOSE LODGE

MILWAUKEE. July 30.-At the grand lodge meeting here of the Loy- al Order of Moose of the World . resolution was passed that no athe- ists are to b6 allowed to become members of the order. Only those believing in the existence Of Su- preme Being are 10 be admitted.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30

the waterway from the Mediterran- can and the Russian Black Sea fleet protecting an army of invasion from the north. Turkey, however, is pre- pairing for an emergency that may arise and waiting for any opportun- ity to recover lost territory.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30
Servians Ready Invade Austria.

Servians Ready Invade Austria.
 ROME, July 30.-The Servian army are making strenuous efforts to cross the River Drina twenty miles below Belgrade and invade Bosnit, Croatia and Slavonia, the Slav provinces of Austria. The Austrian army, how ever, has been able to withstand the veterans of the Servian army, but re- Inducements have been called for in dicating that the Servians are press ing the Austrians back
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30
Students Expelled From Germany

students Expelled From Germahy.
 BERLIN, July 30.--All students of foreign countries have been ordered to leave Germany at once. The au- thorities in all towns have been noti- fled to arrest foreigners who do not leave at once. The police have been instructed to protect them from any hostile demonstration and to aid them to the coast or across the bor- der.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30

Russian Czar and Emperor William of Germany had signified their will ingness to negotiate for peace, caused the price of wheat to drop four cents per bushel on the exchange a few minutes before the close yesterday.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30

to the changed relations between the powers and that all of Europe will be involved in the war or an agree ment made limiting the sphere of operations.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30
Japs Join .EnQlish.

LONDON. July 30.-The Japanese government has informed Sir Edward Grey, English foreign secretary, that they will aid England and Russia against Germany. The report has been received here that Japan has concentrated her fleet and called in all warships from service. It is al- sofstated here that one fleet has been sent to Wei-hai-wei to aid the Eng fish in any attack they may make against the Germans. Japanese ha' tired of Geermany dates from the Chi nese war, when Japan was robbed of the fruits of victory through the action of the Germans.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30
Austrjans Arrest Servians.

VIENNA, July 30.-Servians in Austria who are of age for service in the Servian army have been ar rested and will be detained as pris- oners of war.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30
AIJSTRIANS ROUT SERVIAN ARMY

All Russian Called To Corsap Reported As Deous To Enter Against Wins First WdeS Fleet Concentrates in Mediterranean Sea-
 Germans Demand Runs All Banks Germany of War Estimated 100000 Per Day.
 Effort Will Be Made the Struggle
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30
osrmans Caught In China.

l SHANGHAI China, July 30.-On opposite aides of the Shantung pen. insula between China and the Ysl-i low Sea, the English and German fleets are preparing to light. The Germans ara outclassed two to one and are expected to make stand in
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Russia Ready to Strike.

,, LONDON, July 30.-The London Times prints story from it's war correspondent lat Warsaw which states that large bodies of Russian troops are being mobilized at strat- egic points along the Austrian bor. der and that several armies are ready to cross the border in a few hours if the order to advance is re. ceived. The principal armies are concentrating at Lutsk and Kielee. which would also make them imme- dfateiy available to send into Ger many in case that country should take sides with Austria in the con dict which now seems inevitable.
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Wheat Takss Drop.

CHICAGO. July. 30.-The circula. tion of q report that dispatches had been received indicating that the
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30

Pinsrss! Finsrss! PinSrse! s. Blum 6 Go. sole agents for the Pingree shoe.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30

sts2 plT1rss! plnurssi pinsrse!
 See the way Pinsree shoes are finished. -
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30
servians Destroy Bridge.

ST. PETERSBURG, July So-A dis patch received here this morning from Belgrade, the former capital of Servia, states that Servians have blown up the bridge over the River Save in order to prevent the cross ing of the Austrian army, which is now being mobilized near that point
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30

H. Hanson arrived from Port Wells last evening.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30

For the Man She Loved, in two reels at the .Orpheum tonight.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-07-30
ALAMEDA DUE iN
 PORT TOMORROW MORNING

The steamer Alameda, of the Alas ka Steamship company, was due to leave Cordova at 2:30 this afternoon and is expected to arrive in Valdez about 6 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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ygrdFbent (srant4 ,nriif.

g1ep gorf, A. glug. Glide
bunOert &ouriiten, Die 0omeritag
oltf Dem 6elttideH 9ampfer 9rdii.
bent @rnnt no9 europa abgeinb.
rem iuaren, tpur0en geitern 5lriid.
gebraht. 9as Sd)iff nuroe letten
6reitae auf Ornbtloiem Bege 5u-
riid6eruien. Glide Der DagbaIiigen
gImerifaner lpoaen periuden Die
9feiie na9 europa oii amerifai.
ihen SGiffen bon neuem an5utreten.
Die @uropder iinO oagegen auf I'M.
beItimnte 3eit in Gelp 9orf ieitge.
legt. 2lm Bier maren 8eanlte Der
Sopog erihienen, nelde oen goi,
iagieren oas 6abrgcl0 5uriideritatte-
ten i'm @an3en $4,000. Ger
8anpfer @roBer aurfiirlt trof ebeu.
faa6 in gtetp 0orf ein. Der Srie.
orih Der @roBe lit iignaliiirt uno
miro Wlittipod in Baltimore eintrei.
fen. Sonlttag friib um 4 llbr berri9-
te rieiige aufregung al goro 0es
8r1itoent 8rant oIs bic 8unfenmel.
oung einlief ein ariegsi6iff Iei in
unnittelborer geGbe. 8ie 9lufregung
legte iiA ieooG, nIs es ii6 beraus.
iteate, oaB Die IelOung iuridtig
mar.
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Mn oie e6luei,er!

9as Chicago @htpei3er soniulat
bat OH 8. gluguit fcIsenbe artiin.
6ielng erlniien:
gldb einer bon Der Shmeijer sc.
ianotidoit in 8oibington beutc bier
eingetroiienen Depeihe iiuo Der 9IllS.
5ng uno Die 9dnomebr Der Sdlpci.
ger glrmee 5ur 9ertbei0igung Der
@renIe 81 ben 6abnen eiuberilieu
por0en. Vile oienitpilidltiseit Sdpei.
3er, oie iih in gImerita auibaIten,
miiiien oaber ioiort ailiaeboten per-
ben.
Vile Sdlipci5rr. 6ie 5ilm gereid
Scs biciigen Stoniulnts aeboren, iiHo
ouiaeioroert, iidl lnloersiigIib 5lt
meloen.
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england ienSct llltimatilm an
9eutidDlanO.

Qonoon A. gluguit -greniermi.
hifter sIsouitb tnadte beute I'M In.
terbaiie befannt, 0aB ole 9legierung
aH 9entidlauo ein llltimatlm ge-
lnnot babe, iuonad) DeutihIano bis
Mitternaht Die geriicleruug ge6en
fUa, oob es Die gteutralitdt geIgiens
repettiren tpiro. Cine groflanation
-eas aOuig @Gorge ipuroe beute bon
BEN Stufen Ger Robnl @rGange uer.
IsIen, In peldem Die WtobiIilirung
Der s(rnee mo 6lotte onbefoblen
iufr0. Cine grobe golfsmenge mar
Suoegeben, brad in Sodrufe aus
intb lang bic NntionalbDma. Gas
lthterbduis bot einen ariegsFreSit bon
1925, ,00O, 900 betpiliet.
9onOon, 4. 9luguit. Die DETER.
ftiher foqen in einen @efeht nit
ben gerben bel semenoria geidlagen
Iporoen iein
arieeserflGruus ecsen SrnnfreidD.
g]aris, 4. Mug. 9eutidlono
bat baiitc Grontreidj Den arieg er-
Mart. Gleid 6nrniif tpuroen Die
iransoIiff)en 2telluneen bel Song.
fug (Greiisfeihtng i'm frau3oiiihen
Dapagtenlsnt I2elrtbe ct MoIeae,
ana GtARrs, fat fat 10000 ginlpoD-
mar. gapatihyse pon beE 0eutiden
dnaeitbgDllru % ssonaar 1870
pou 0eu Dahi&en nlseepsifim. Mn
aar @Yensc bnEnn le6Aoite e56nr-
ntahaI ItnttgGfm0en @cfEsbaHbsn
arisjen tciite Be spAi&cn uHa disss
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1enR bis 3w6lf llbr yta6ts cine be.
friebigenOe NntpDrt baben, Ob
9entitlanD 8elgiens yleu.
tralitdt ipabren tDirD.
9ent9lanb erildrt 5rantreid pfF,iea ben ariesl

Threrr grenseee beOen 6rOnrn i'm 3nammenut
Der 0mhdcn unO 6nSOien bel SUngup Oem biOidn 5haft
feo BON 1870 General SOp Der C6erbsfeBlSbGbr 5ran,O.
len hbernimmt Den Ssb in ner Bsgno Tie critic sroke Sadt
mirO bort uarte0ntde 9uitdifer baben Die 5etnne gnne.
bile behOfn Saualeriescpdufe Der rniFihn @ren5c
bic Juim mebrern Stelea 5nrhd seeben wnrSen Sin
rudes argSit it nadl gnariff butder Sdie i'm funidn
WeebHm augeanfeu9e Serben iOen ant Nndrdt her ga.
ris ben Geerreidu cine Sdappr bsraft baben9as bout
Ihe @Obd ueOr bell i'm Rew YOrfer San-Gasemrncr Bet.
tg aaer mOraru Erenen angeorOnet gpieuer ia.
triOtmu nnO iOde Gube in alien SnHptlGoten 9udlanos-
1000 9riegstrnnuHgen in Berlin.
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SieIe 9entidle ellen inter bic
Sahne.


!6err RedtsanipoIt Gbas. 8. Sol.
Ter, 8ertreter 0es 5lr3eit in 0elitid).
lano meilenoen &orreiponoenten 6es
Stoiierli6 Deittiden aoniuIots, Srn.
Dtar &oier, tbeilt uns NIT, 0ab iifj
oiele QGttife bel ibm mel0en, bic
Dem 9iuf oes g1terIonoes foIaen
nno IN Den arieg 5icbcu tpolIen.
Serr Saller fam oen Qelten MIR
oen 9iatb gebeuL iif oireft an oas
&ouiulot In Chicago at penoen.
glu6 einige glmerifaner boben iidJ
gemelbet, Die bereit iinO, fir
Gelltidlano in 0en arieg 5u 5ieben.
Sn Der Office Der Omaha Sri.
biine meloen lid aud itiinoIid
illnge 0eutibe an Die gIusfunft
piiniden iiber Die 9lnmeIoungen. Gs
3eigt iid, ooB Ser Geiitidnmerifa.
ner Dem alien 8aterlanOe geoeniiber
feline Sflt6t tbun miro.
6ran3 3ober 9t6ab, Der befonrtc
oeltide 9rnuburIde, Elm edter
gager, iteIlte ii9 beute Dem oeutIden
9oniulot in @bicago un6 erbieIt 70.
fort Die grittuort, ii6 iogIeit bort
eir5ufinoen. 9iatiirIif miro ahos
iiH Oas ni6t 5iuei nal ingen I1lIen.
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3met meitere Gertreter Der Sri6iine
aieIlen in Den ariea.

Serr Wfn. &lrdner. Der reiienoc
9lgent Der Omaha 3ri6iine, ser bel.
alien ltnieren 2eiern in gtebrosfa
uno aud in Soma 6efannt lit, bat
in ct. SSoiepb, DO, mo er 5uleBt
peiIte, iein 9lutomobil bertolft iii
lit nod 9eutidIano abgereiit, Tim
ben &rieg nlit5umaden.
Serr Sans s. gtoe6ring, nte6rer
Sabre lang bel Der 8ribiine tbd.
tig, uno bier olgemein befannt,
iebt @eiddftsfiibrer oeS .8olf8-
blntt" in ct. SSoiepb, meI0et beute,
OoB er tpabridei1tlid rad 9eutit,.
Lamb 5uriiffebren piro, Inn fir Die
gbre oes gnterlonoeS 5it itreiten.
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an lln(ere ceIer!

Ga Die 2eier8abl Ser G6gIifen
9nlaba &ribiine infol9e Oes arie.
ges cine groBe 3unabne erfobren
bitten mir rnIere 2eier, uns Iofort
5n benadridtigeu, faas feline pron,p.
tc 9lbIieferlng erfoI9t. Dtm teIe-
pbonire an Douglas 300.
aein 9elttIfer ioIIte lett obne
Die Saglide Omaha 8ribiine Iein.
Dfan empfebIe iie ieinetl gtaGbarh.
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AmTikQnr k6nntn pOrldufg
in grut(9laub blriben!
Wegen JllO6l(iIIrung Der gruppen 60nnen ieb'
nO6 RGtnG duS(dnOer 6ef0r0ert Wer0en!
ger. staatea 'perOen enrOpaiI6e aourilten beIfen

Bnibinston, 4. slug.-aein glme.
rifoner fam geeenipGrtig 8eutid.
Ian berlaiien. 0as Staotsoeparte.
ment III BON Der 0ellti6en glegie.
rllng in ) 1tpib geiest noroen, oaB
tDdbreno 6el Der DaobiIiIi.
rlng fein 5reinoer geutifIono Der.
loiien bari. Die Oeiltide gotidait
bat bic gunoesOegierung in aemt.
nib geiebt, oaB 5luiiden 5r1ufrei6
uno 9eutidIonO arieg ausgebro9eu
lei.
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Der Sonereb iuir6 lofort erIuht
bepSen, fir bic .eeitronbeteu" ame-
rifaner i'm 2lusIon6e $2,500,000 5u
beipiaigen. lImerifoniide 6istol.
ogenten tperoen in beridieoenen
Gbeilen Guropo's angeiteIt meroen,
lml Die gertbeihing oes @eloes III
iiberic6cn. glmerifnnii9e 5diffe
iperOeu Die beridieoenen enrop0ii1en
Sofen nnlaufen, llm na5 unb nofD
Die 2Iuerifoner nn6 Souie ju be.
f0roern.
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sIeine StaStneniafeitcn.

Serr 8. 6. 66rooer befinSet Iid]
nls Gelegat Ser bieiigen 2oge oes
9roens Der eagles III annias Gitpb
0to, tpoieI6it Die Nntionalfonbention
6es 0r0ens itattfinOet.
8ouoerne1tr More6ean bot auf Die
8er9aftltng ultO l1eberfiibrltit9 Der
Otoroer BON 5re6 unb 8eter Sdr0-
Ger rnO 8iIliam 9fapp cine geIob.
nung BON 5000 ous9eIebt.
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Rfbrt wifbfr na6
Amtrika ,nriRl
Der Sampier garunprin5eiIin Sc.
ellie" entsebt Der @efabr,
grtapert IN iueroen.

gor Sarbor, 03e., 4. 9lug. Der
Roroo 2loBb 9onlpfer nStronprin.
8eiiin Gecilte" NIT nabe5u elf WtiI.
Iionsn Collars uNe 1900 pnlfcsie-
ren m gorb, lit bate I'm 8 llbr
Diorgens ploaIid) i'm bieiisen $nien
singetroiien uuo bat glnfer geDor.
fen. Seit ibrer om lebten Dien-
flag eriolgten 9Ibfabrt bon gtefp
Dorf bate nan feline s5bee, mo- iih
Der 9ompier befiIlOe. 8ieier 8om-
pier uuo ietne 2o6ung mare elm
tuertbpoaer greis iiir elm &operi6iff
gelDeien
9lls Der Gompfer iid i'm Gun.
fel Der gln6t NIT mGbiqer sSubrge.
ihipinoigfeit Der aiiIte Muines nd.
berte, mar ieoc Bfortlude perbiiIlt.
io0aB aud nibt elm qi6titrabI ans
Dem S5meren oes S9iifes berDor.
oringen fonnte. Die bier S6orn.
iteine poren NIT it)tpor3er 5orbe
angeitridcn uno gaben Dem 9om.
pier oos ausieben eines englii6en
S6ifies.
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Sarfei madlt inobiI.

9ltben @rie6enIauO, 4. gluguit.-
Die Siirfei nla6t lire glrnce mo6il.
gs beiBt, oaB 0eutidlano Die Cir.
fet bernnloBt bat, Ser6ien on5ugrei.
fem I'M Den 0eiterrei9ern freie
Sono gegen 9iuBlnro 81 Iaiien.
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'reidiideu Guartiere in gariS on.
Ole @ugrn oes Batriotismus geben
bod.
Der Oeutife biciigc gotid)aitcr,
Baron b. Sdon, bat beute RnriS
berlniien, @r iuur0c bon ciuer
gsfaoron aanaqerie mo einent
BoliBeialtigebot nnd Dem gabnbof
qeleitet
Rm glaubt, 6aB Ole critic bcocu.
ten0e Sdlnht in Der gtabe non Bel.
fort geidlagen tperoen miro. Denn
BORT bat ii6 cine grobe fran3oIii6e
armee 5uiammen ge5oaen, Inn oen
9eiItiden ocu g8eg na6 Baris 81
berlegen.
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llltimatnm an gel9ien.

2onoon, 4. g[ng. 0a8 @eient.
li6Ite, Oas lih mG6renO Der Iebten
"a StmSen abIpielte, mar oas bon
9eittidtano OH 8elgien geItelte
ltltimatum 9emiel6en getndB ioa.
tc 8elgien nit Qeutidlanb elm
9inoniB obi6licben mo oeltiden
Eruppcn freien 9urf,3ug geitatten
9elgien Ie6ntc ob, unO Die boIge
uar, Dab 9eutfhlnnO einen Ebeil
@eIgiens 6eiebte. Der beIgiidje So.
Mig ponote iid an @roBbritoanien
Inn Silfe. 9ieies bat ieiu WliBbe.
bogen iiber oos gorgaben Deutid.
lambs nusgeoriidt, ober nod fet.
nerIei feinoieIige Sdritte gegen
9eutihlano ilnternommen 8ieies
periuht alf Dem 8ege Der 8ipIo.
matte iein 9eitcs, @roBbritannien
Su berdnIoiien, iid neutral 81 per.
boltcn. Man maft 8eriprehungen
aler glrt, ober man befiirdtet,
ooB @robbritnluniena Dem Grid Der
&riegspartei nohgebens uno iib altf
Geiten 1rdnfreihs itbIugen uitb.
s[ud) nnter Der gerolfcrune iii ei.
ne friegeriid)e Stimnlune oussebro.
den; mon rcrlangt, 6dB 8eIsien
Der 56us @roBbritonrieus sutbeil
ipiro.
Sier ber6reitet Iid bic alnoe,
DAB Die 9eutiden aud IN boII6noi.
ihes Sebiet georungen iino. Die
SolfdnOcr Io0en Die Qdmme our6.
I0dert nno Die gtieberiina rnter
@oIier geIest bnben iooaB Dem
gormarid Der Teutidlen ein 3iel ge-
lett iDoroen lit.
Drei oeuti6e IenF6are Qnftidifie
idpeben iiber Die beIgiihe @reu5eI
0obiH.
BriiiieI, a. g(ua. Der giirger.
nleiIter bon Qntfperpeu bat geitern
Qgbeto bic gefnfiltuiodung erIniien.
'Oab be Nsutldes piulbairg Elm.
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@nQrtin.

griiIcl, 4. sIng. Cseriiftc
fnO iu lImlunf, DAN SeittidlanO
eegen Selsien cine arieaserfld-
rHng crlaiien babe. 9entidjc
Srnppen finO bel Der bollGnbiifJen
belsiidlsn'Oentiden @reuiIiuie in
beIgiidles @sbist ringefalleu.
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8nEetiu.

.rfsOlm, Z. &Lg. - Gs ber.
Last tes ipt,1bl 1tntid)Inno
az nss' GGalrno bic &egieruaa
t@t GayDssxa lber lire Stel.
bsJsEeBa.t iMbiri babe. GeatIdJ.
lR1i . arfrGse mar furj. 5s
utrireste riufGdl III wiiien, Oh
1isgucSen rfiir Ooer sssen unS
it,. Der giiniiter fir anierc
anselegenbriteu bat nidDt befannt
geaeben, mcldle glutluort Der
bcatidlcn Olegierang sntbeil &c.
iuOrben 1T, OodI trifft SdIlueSeu
Gdritte, iriue gieutralitat ja
iunbrsn. 9ns llltimatnm 9sntIdJ-
lambs an 8elgien bat bier cinen
tiefrn GiHOrMf gemndDt.
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SSrunfreidl Der glnsreifer.

Berlin, 4. 9[ug. - 9eltti6Idno
Bat belte formea All Jranfreid 6en
arieg erflGrt, neil Gronfrei6 nit.
ten i'm 6rieOen in SelltIdes gebiet
georungen iei. Gs miro bebauptet,
6dB Udbreno Deutidlauo feline Col.
Oaten 6obon abGeIt, iid 3u 5ein6ic.
ligfeiten gegen 5ranfrei9 binreiBen
gu laiien, 5eritorte frauSoiiibes @liIi.
tar Giienbabnbriideu auf oeltti6em
@ebiet mo i6leuoerte 9omben bon
5lug5eugen aus auf oiieue StG0te.
,Sn Der ariegserfI1rnng miro dnge.
geben, 0ab 0euti6lalO ieHn geItes
periltdlt babe, Die Streitirage bei3u.
Iegen, obne sum S6tpcrt 3u greiien;
5rnnfreid aber babe iid gelpeigert,
3eutiflanO in irgenO pelher 8eiie
cntgegen 5u fontnten.
9oris, 4. glugult. Gin oeuti9er
gleroplm eriflien beute iIber Die
fran5oliide S5eitung &ueneoiue, iiib.
0itlih Don g}ancD uno mari mebre.
re gomben in Die StaOt. GS uur.
De beoeutcuoer Sodida0eu anaeri6.
tet.
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gnaetfm.

9ouOun, 4. sug. - 9eutidj.
ldnO bat Gin 5luritcs llltimatum
"a 2elsien erlaiien, in weldlcm
flor gt.est nir0, oah 9eutidl.
lba,b sardJ gSdifenselualt er5iuin.
zen tDi5S, rrns ism pon gclsieH
ierlueiBert luurSe.
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@nQctin.

Der Oentidle SrenBcr gSreS.
Ian" 6OmbarOirte 6cittc bic fran.
a0fidle Jlottenitation Bona in
Msier. Oaadlbcm cs Oieielbe in
granO ssidOiient tod Oas Sdiff
iuisSer in See.
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gepolft beltc g[beno uilo Dsitt.
mod fstn tpeientEther aeutperntlr-
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Suaetin.

qoBOpn, 4. Ang. - 9entidl.
IdnO bat bcntc lucitcre 5rnppcn
nadI geIgicn grluOrfen. Sine
Bruiir SerrcsiGnlc 1T 6itlid Don
Sisge cinseiallen, nm bon bort
ans nudJ SranfreidJ UOr5nituken.
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y1adJen rcidlr gentc.

9erliu, A. glugiit -9eutitc Sf.
ii3iere in Stuttgart beihlagnobuten
beute $30,000,000 in @oIo, neIhe
iSumme BON 6rnntreih fonmenO,
iiir 9luBlano beitinmt mar.
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gIlGcmeincr 8ettd0 in 9lrenftn.

Berlin, A. Plug. - Der aniicr
bat nuf Wittipo6 Om 8. 2luguit in
gang 4}reubcu cineu gettag angeor0'
net, in meldem Der SinmeI Inn
Sicg fir Die oeutidcn 8offen onge.
ilebt pir0. 3pCitnlen0 Sriegs.
tranlngen nuroen bier beitte Doa5o.
gen.
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0enti6er fominanOirt sic Siirfen,

9on0on, 4. gluguit -a5n bieligen
oipIomatii6en areiieN berIautet oab
Der preuBiihc General g. b. Can.
oers, Snitrufteur Der tiirtiiben 9lr-
NEE, Ole Iebtere in Dem Sample ge-
Gen Serbieu fommmOiren miro.
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Der aaiier redJtiertist iid.

BerIIii, A NLua. n DE 0ellflHe
&egierung bat ein BeiBbu6 berdus.
seseben, in nel6em ale greiguilie
Die sum ariege fabrteu, ongefiibrt
peroes. Gie oeuti6c Reeieruns Be.
itebt oaralti, baB iie nit GjcVSri.
tonnien ISano in Souo geurbetet
bobe, mn Den ssrieOen gu erbolten
ghu 80. SSuli mo6te 0eutI6IonO
ouf gnaIano's Gntb, 0eIterrei9 ben
DoB IobulO Geiterreia
nett aetuuq IN Serhien poraalEsu.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1914-04-23
Gave Tn nhle Party.

Mrs. Samuel ] Abel entertained
Yesterday afternoon with thimb:e
party at her Apartments at the Far
row in honor OF Mrs Roy Lower
After 4 pleasant afternoon spent at
needlework dainty refreshments
we're served by the hostess assisted
by Mrs. II. r Lower and Mrs. Vor-
hecs Cambes This is the third af-
far fer watch Mrs. Abel has been
hostess in the last two weeks.
The invitation list yesterday ate,
noon included the following: Mes
danes !. II. Davis, Wallace Gore, 5.
X. Cohn. Louis Cohu of Lolisyilia.
Ky, Afrsa Woodward. Louis VALID
schm DIT. Anna Srrecher. ". TrigF,
J.. Lazarus, " Il. Sublgtte Joseph
Curry. H.. II Loar. George w. Lo-
AN, T. &. Ahell. %. Z. Abel. Mar
-aret plateau, r ]. Creamy, Alber:
g,ateai. c. f. Ollie, Jennie Brown,
.. \. Calkufi, Cora Cotter, NJ. :.
Vending, c. T. Calhoun, A. A. Bon
duran, T. r. Bain. " " Wright
Iohn Beno, G A. Swoboda, Anna
Reiman. W. A. Pink, Geo T. Carnes,
W. II. Russo of Memphis Frank f.
Torrey, Sebe Green. j. w. Dunn, A
1. Newman, j. b. Warner, Samuel
White, f. j. Batty, Warner Arthur,
Frank Spencer. Marie Green, ].
Naugle j. F. Rector, G, T. Abel, w.
- Allen. Misses Alice Nall, Louise
Ward and Mollie e. Riley.