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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-10-20
Advertised Letters for Week Ending
October II, 1914

Mrs. Lizzie GLADDEN.. special de-
livery; j. l.. Belk, j. r. Allen, Mrs
Eliza GLADDEN., Miss Della Huet,
Lean Mape, Miss Lizzie Massey,
MORRISON McGriff, Miss Sarah Re-
becca, Wylie Ingrom, Mrs. Lillian
Wilson, T. M. Fredericks, Miss Mil
lie Anderson, Cloud Crofort, Robert
Cunningham, Mrs. Lizzie Coleman,
Miss Deller Duren, William Dorwm.
Miss Bongiovanni Francesca, j. A.
Hinson, Miss Margaret Mintz,
Hennery Nealy, Walton Storm, Mrs.
Rosia Seay.
please say Advertised"
JAS. F. HUNTER. Postmaster.
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AN EDUCATION AT SMALL COST.
School for Boys at Porter, North
Carolina
North,

For the outlay of $110 a year, the
Porter Military Academy at Porter,
North Carolina, in cnarge of Capt.
c.. r. Stokes, graduate of Clemson
College, is offering a splendid edu-
cation to boys. This amount covers
the cost of tuition, uniform and
board, as we'll as the doctors fee.
An excellent course in agriculture is
offered in addition to the usual
branches, and cotton at IL cents
will be accepted in payment from
farmers. For further information
address Capt. Stokes, Porter, N. G..
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-10-20
Mr.. j. q. Hollis Passes the State
Board Of Embalmers.

Eighteen applicants passed the
state board Of empalmers In CO.
lumbia on october IA, among them
was our fellow townsman, Mr.. j. g.
Hollis, who has been with the j. F..
Mackey Company for a number OF
years. Mr.. Hollis Is to be congratu-
lated upon this recognition of mis-
success as an embalmer.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-10-20

LANCASTER CLEANING, Dyeing
and tailoring, White and Dunlap
streets. Phone 3T. Keep your old
suit, I will make 1. look like new.
Ladies' work d speciality, gloves
cleaned. Our work talks for itself.
month. No ladies' work done on
i'fes's; Pressing fss; CUB we DO fye'ns jenkins
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-10-20
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Presided Over by Judge G.. NJ.
Efird.
Special Judge G.. M. Efird of Lex
ington is presiding over the court OF
common please, which convened
here yesterday morning. The only
case that has come up for trial is
that of Anna May McIlwain and
others VS.. the Bennett-Ferguson
Company and w. p. Bennett, which
is still in progress as we go to press.
Advocates of universal peace are
not necessarily opposed to marriage.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-10-20
MIR. MURCHISON HONORED.
Elected q Director Of Columbia
Theological Seminary.

At the meeting of the Presbyterian
Synod of South Carolina. held at
Union last week. Rev. III. r. Murci-
son was elected one of the directors
of the Columbia Theological Semi
nary. Mr.. Murchison is a graduate
of this institution and has always
been active in It's behalf. The SEM
mary is to be congratulated upon its
wise choice Of this able and godly
man. Rev. John McSween was the
other director of the seminary
chosen at the late meeting or Synod.
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Special Notice.

Sp0CIbI NOtIC6.
Camp No. 544, Woodmen of the
World, will meet in their hall Sat-
urday night at 7:3O o'clock. A full
attendance Is desired.
CLEVELAND C. GREGORY,
Secretary.
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LET THE LITTLH NEWS ADS do
the work-A few months ago a
local merchant placed\a little twen-
ty-hve cents notice in this column,
something like this: RI pounds of
green coffee for s1.0b." This one
want ad sold 140 pounds.
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Business Notices

FOR SALE-New crop pure Georgia
cane syrup-in- kegs and
cans. Write for prices. w. III.
Davis. Augusta, Ga. 1-27
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1914-10-20

Many a girl imagines that her
heart is broken when her liver Is out
OF order.
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VETERINARY SURGEON.

Nave 10 located @ nI,sIn;a In Lancaster for the
prepared to treat your live stock for
any andNll diseases. Calls answered
day OF nigAt. Call me at Gre Jry-
Hood Live Stck Company.
w. II. BOTZAyeterinary Surgeon.
Graduate u. s. ca Veterinary Sur
geons, Washington, d. G.
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wANTED-To buy four cow hides.
mink. otter. muAkrat, 'possum,
coon. sheep, goat and horse hides.
Want 5000 pounds At once. See me
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31
LABORERS ARE NOT
ANXIOUS TO Be
TUBBED
Railway Official, T~estifying
Before Industrial Commits
sion, Tells of Antagonist
Toward Bathing Facilities.

san Fran. lsco, Aug. al sanitary
regulations for construction camps
work unnecessary hardshlpH uu rail-
roads. " 5 Wuiiuor, "a Northwest
crn Pacific railway employment OF
Hcial testified today before the fed
tral Industrial relations commission
The state housing commission
should have started with the cdura-
tion of tho lahotcf instead of the en-
ploycr." hc declared we have tried
Tor years 90 induce the worker Co
better his sanitary condition. bat gcn-
orally hc refuses to do go.
The men who Try to keep clean
are outuumbcrcd ten Co one. II is
Impossible 90 make many Of Thorn
use baths. sixty per cent OF them
are afflicted with diseases which
would be- spread 30 toilet facilities
were provided. The provision that
there shall bc 500 cubic feet Of air
space per man In the sleeping quar-
tcrg rs unreasonable and unjust 10
makes IL possible to accommodate
four men to IL bon ar such men do
not want air at night The FIRST thing
they do on entering "a car is 10 nail
up an Of the windows u stuff up
the cracks. They get An the air they
want IN the day time. Il is unfair
20 put them in a class with indoot
workers
j. H. Hough, president of the First
National Bank Of stockton. denied
tn t he ever brought pressure To boar
on he management of the Ncw
Method laundry OF stockton, Cal, in
order to enlist Il among the mem
bcrship Of the Merchants. Manufac-
turcrs' and Employers association OF
that city. Frod L. Kincaid testified
last week that II was his belief Mr..
Hough had taken such action.
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England. ireland. Holland. Belgium.
PORTUGAL Germany, Austria Hungary.
itais, France aud srain-fourtcen u
lions IN nil. The orion has no cirdi-
nal neither has Russia, Africa Aus
tralia or switzerland.
Twenty Of the present clrdinI.r
arc from The warning nations uf
Europe. Austria Hungary having g
ANA Germany ., ts against q tolHl ul
~ which mirht be- said Go represent
thc "allics" 100 the European war.
While the Uorld has been led tu cx-
pcgi that the traditions of tho Catho-
ll church win Doe maintained ny tho
elevation Of au Italian and not e for
cigner To- the papucy. inc fact has
been generally overlooked hat Il large
number of she present Italian prince.
of the church, from among hum The
POPE is said 90 bc most likely Co hc
vhuson. misht lay claim go being cos
mopolitan.
Cardinal scranuo Vanutclil. dean OF
the sacrcl college. spent almost "a
quarter OF e century in Mexico, Nun
igh, Central and south America. Hcl.
uium and vienna. his brother, Ctrdi-
mai Vincent %Nannutolli. passed over
twenty years Ia Holland. belgium.
Constanuuoplc and Lisbon; Cardins
Aglinrdi spent three ycars In i1dla
ANA fuur in Vienna. Cardinal al pictt,
WAS for ten years IN the Argcnune
Brazll. Munich and aladrld. Cardina
Gotu lived for three years Ia nrazil'
Cardinal Fcrrata "a hiled diplomats
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Offices in Switzerland, Belgium
France. Cardinal Mariincln was soc-
~ apostolic ddc4dc 10 the United
States. Cardinal Fnironlo was tho
third, and became "a n|aturnlized
American citizen. and Cardinals Rim
aldini. LoronzOlu. Garparri, Woo. Pei
muIto. and sestlni ail had years %
experience outside OF ltily. The only
cardinals in ruria. that b.. attached
directly Co the head nf the churCh Ina
Rome, who have not spent part Of
their lives ABROAD, are Cardinals Do
IaI. Casactia. Della Voipc, Cagianu.
Fislc,l. Pompni. Giustini. Lcgn aud
Ncrrhl. all OF whom have passed their
lives in various offices in the Roman
Curia.
with ali 81 members Of tho college
present az the concl1Ne it would re-
qulro a votes 90 elect The ruiz ia
that an election docs not take place
until the candidate has received two
thirds OF ail thc vote east with the
Italians holding the MAJORITY and
with some OF the f0rciEn delegates
absent probably. 30 iH generally anp-
posed that The eonciaNc VIII not srr-
lousy consider "a furcign pope at this
time. The puutin Ia be- elected b. the
251th ia the history of tho church,
ana 30 ia interesting to note that ~
those prev oualy recorded. exceptions
The thrice elected Hcnrdict ~. there
have been altogether iO5 popes who
were Roman. 100 Italian other than
Roman, and % trans-Alpinc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31
WAR TAX STAMPS
ON BASEBALL TICKETS

Washington, Aug. 3t.-Plons for "A
five or ten per cen war stamp tax
on all railroad passenger tickets. the
alter tickets. baseball tickets a1d the
like. are under consideration by mem
bcrs of the ways and means commit
tee. The plan. calculated To- raise an
nually from s50.0O0. 900 To $50, 00o.-
OO0 originated in administration cir
Giles. opinion among the Democrats
OF the committee h divided.
Some contend that "A tax on beer
Increased taxes on domestic
wines and patent medicines with an
increase Of "a per cent IN the IN
come tax and "a permanent inheritance
tax would meet all the eNigencics
caused by the European war without
being felt seriously boy individuals.
No formal action has been taken.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31
JAPANESE LINER
HAS NARROW
ESCAPE
Chased for Four Hours by
German Cruiser; Now in
American Waters, Hugging
Three Mile Limit.

san Francisco, Aug. 31.-Thc Jap
anese liner Chyo Maru, which ar
rived here today, reported that ON
the night Of August - she vas
chascd for four hours by % German
cruiser but ESCAPED by crowding on
all speed.
The cruiser appeared from the
rca about 80 y. IN. and threw "a
beam from her scarchlight on the
Chyo's stern. Captain Green. who Is
"a British officer. in command. de-
tailed an extra force of stukers and
soon was making ~ knots
"A this speed ne began to draw
away from his pursucr ana was able
10 keep out of range of the cruisers
boW chascrs. shortly after midnight
the last CLEAN of light from the
cruiser was swallowed in the night
and the Chyo, shifting her course
was able 90 make good her escape.
ShC appeared OFT the American
this morning far north OF the
trade route and hugged the three
mile limit 10 port.
The only German Cruisrrs known
10 De In Pacific waters arc the Lcip-
zig and Numbers. both OF which are
rated as able to make 20 knots. hut
they had beer long In southern wa
tiers when wal broke out and must be
foul which D. what the officers OF
tho Chiyo believe enabled them 40
escape.
Captain Green estimated his posi-
T, uon when the chase began as Lat
s3.s2.o0 ~ Long. 100000 W.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31
GERMAN TROOPS
MAKING FORTY
MILES A DAY
Magazine CorrespOn dent
Gives Summary OF Situation
in Belgium = Louvain Is a
Pitiful Ruin.

London. Aug 81 G.as q my
Arno Dosch, % magazine correspond
cnt who wont .uto Belgium some
DAYS aso arrived IN London today
from Brussels. which city he LETT last
Thursday. Hc said today hat John
r. MCCutchruu ol Chicago, irwin
Cobb Of New York aud Mr.. Hanson
of Chicago. all correspondents were
safe in Brussels hen he ieft Re
forrinE 10 ,hc military situation In
Belgium. Mr. Bosch said.
The German auto trucks are mar
vols. Equipped with scythcs. they
NOV right through HEDGES and wire
fences, n the roads do not suit the
drivers. Thesc trucks are heavily AR
mured ms tho, are able 10 resist
anything except artillery fire. They
enable the German forces Ia MIKE
forty miles 90 day. The number oi
these trucks -ecms unlimited.
1T In estimated that 3oU,Oo0 Ger
man troops have made their way
through Bruseols ana that 100000
moved south of brussels. The troops
which passed through Hrussols were
later engugcd with the British
forced. only e. small hmont of
Germaus waa left la the Belgian cap-
ital.
II have nu personal knowledge OF
the horrible German atrocities re-
ported from Belgium, Mr. bosch
went on. 'aud 2 am inclined 90 dis
credit most of these stories. The
Germans also tell many stories Of
Belgian atrocities, most oi which
believe Iu some cases Belgian boys
and old men un%douhtedly fired on
German soldiers from inside of build
inRs This was the ease IN BRUSSELS
and elsewhere. / know OF no women
or children being killed because OF
their having been found In buildings
from which shots had been fired.
From what ! have heard, / be-
ileyc the GeFmaua have wedscd int"
the allies and that they are net keep
ing a straight front 10 the enemy
The line ~ fighting from Namur
south has been % zls-zag and nothing
lko what many s~traieslfts nave
GUESSED.
"LouYain Is "a pltifui ruin. I came
through thai city on my WAY out
from Belgium and saw the smoking
ruins. Only the pig cathedral was
visible above the smoke nnd that
may have gone later, wac unable
10 go 10 that section Of Louyain
where the American colleges. main
talncd hy American bishops are To-
Gated. but I heard that they had dis
played the American fiag and had
been spared.
Il have a no opportunity 20
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nr tho pncistor they encounter
ed uroAi flrCts of the enemy.
Emphasis is placed ON the word
decisive ln this Official report
The Ausiro-Ruasinn battle front
ttrctt hes for "a distance of zoo kilom-
cfrcs tigO miics).
"a correspondent 81 the Berlin
TaEttiatt. az the Austrian hsaduuar-
tors t~clcErauhlng under date of Nue-
ust IS regarding the events suhsC-
pucnt 10 the defeat of the Russians REQ
E@risuik. sls the Austrian army adj
tHugod ia the direction OF iunIlu with
the object nf making impossible tho
rush of the Russians from Nlstui1
With its right wing This Boz tho prin-
cipal Russian army Opposing tho Aus
TRANS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31
MONTANA MINERS
HEAVILY ARMED,
WILL RESIST
Expected Clash will Come
When State Troops Enter
Butte to Restore Order
Among Warning Union
Men

Butte. Mont, Aus 81 Bcprcscn-
tatitts of the Hutt, Mine Worker
union. the new organization thut
seeks Co eliminate the Western Fed
Grafton OF Miners iu tho Butte dis
trict. called at the Trnmway mine
this morning and warmed the men
ON duy SHIFT there 60 observe the
rules Tor mining recently land down
hy the new union. These rules are
drastic and differ in many partlcu-
iars With the practice followed by
the companies The representatives
said that % any boss objected 60
the new order. particularly boz re-
spcct 10 the rule On blasting. tho
miner was 10 take al once tho mat
ter Go the union, which would dis
pose OF a.
Nows that the state troops nrc mo-
bilizinR at Helena for service Ia
Butte became known generally to-
day and created excitement la the
downtown section Therc was no
disorder and NO arrests have been
made on the warrants 'ssued last
week iu the kidnapping cases direct
cd against leaders in the new union.
Because of the fact that many of
the miners are armed, the fear is
general hat resistance VIII he Of
fercd 10 the state troops whom they
make their appearance.
All the mines were working as
usual today except tho Anaconda.
Heavy guards were maintained in the
~ res and warehouses last night and
in "a number of Instances private resi-
dents have LETT their homes tempo
rarily because of alleged threats
against them.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31
BURNING OF DOUNNIN
WAS FIEisCELN RESENTED

Washington. AUG. 3t-Thc Cor
man embassy today received the fol-
lbwing wireless message from the
Berlin foreign Office dcalins with tho
burning OF Louvain by the Ger
mans;
"A Rotterdam newspaper CORE
Epondent was an eye witness OF tho
pcrnidous attack OF the population
OF Louynin on the German troops.
SHIPPERS mot with mltraillcuscs Kill
ing AN officer of the general staff,
who was found with hts throat cut.
In Longwy machines were found for
making dumdum cartridges"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31
N ON WAY TO
FACE MURDER CHARGE

Los Angeles. cal. Aug. 3l.-Victor
a. lanes. arrested near Eugene. ore
Fon. charged with the alleged muir
der OF Mrs. Eloisa helms Dennis and
her sister Beatrice Nelms, PASSED
through here yesterday en- route To
san Antonio. Texas. the scene OF the
alleged crime. with him was hts
wife, also under arrest 49, his accom-
plicc. their two children. Marshall
helms and the officers in search for
evidence hat innes and his wife were
la Los Angeles last January, al which
time. hc asserts. Mrs. Innos bought "a
wig and that the poison with which
ne says his IVA sisters were murdered
was also obtained.
81 TAR his agents have failed 10 hnd
trace Of the supposed visit here. Tie
party viii arrive 40 san Antonio late
tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31
A ARMY VETERANS
ARR INVADING DETROIT

Detroit. Aug. 31.--An Detroit shooK
hands today with white haired heroes
OF the ciNil war. More than 5.0n0
IA lmbcrs OF the Grand Army of the
Republic and affiliated organizations
had reached the city y''"1 the istn
annual cncampmcnt WAS officially
opened this forenoon. Every train,
boat and intcrurhan car arriving in
Detroit carried scores 81 old soldiers
and their wives aud daughters. e
Mas stated al q. a. n. headquarters
that 3O, 1000 ~delcgates would be here
tomorrow.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31
UNWISE TO DISCUSS
ISLAND POSSESSIONS

Washington. Aug. 3i.-'Thc nations
involved ln the far eastern struggle
have many interests territorial
possessions in close proximity 10 the
Philippines and TO discuss h dispo-
sltiun OF the Philippines az this limo
would he lmpolitc and extremely un-
WISE declared a minority report OF
the house insuiar affairs committee
toda, ON the pending Philippine indie
pcndeuce bill.
Tho report, signed 10y the Bcpuhl-
cans o. the committee declares Japan
might seize all Ut GCrmany's Pacific
possessions.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31
BOMBS FROM AEROPLANEs
TO HURST ON PARIS

New ork. Aug. 3t.-Commcnting on
dispatches which said that bombs had
been dropped in Paris from "a German
a%croplanc. Count Won Bernstorn, Ger
man ambassador 10 the United states.
said today that the people OF Paris
should not expect anything elise as
Paris b. "a fortified city.
IAN fortified cities VIII be storm
ed" he said. The bombs. lac thought.
had probably been directed al forth
hcaUons.
Count Won Borastorm was hrmly OF
the opinion that Italy would not -o
drawn into the European conflict,
even II Turkey should go 10 war as
au ally OF Germany.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31
Thirty THOUSAND RUSSIANS
ARR TAKEN PRISONERS

NOrIIn, Aug. 81 tHy WlTCIVsH % ~.
socintcd Press VIA ssyviilc. L. LIT
wss officially announced here today
that about 10000 Russinns had been
ttfpn prisoners 90 ortclsnurg, Hohcu-
rtcsin aud T~auncbur@. They include
many officers OF high rank.
Tho German attack 81 those three
points was across sHamps and lakes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31
Montana National Guard
l. Iiring MubiliIch

Helena. Mont, Aug. 3t-"No time
has been specified for the sending of
the national guard to Butte said
Governor stewart today, with refer
nee 90 military preparations made
necessary boy the miners riots.
The Second regiment. 600 strong.
viii be mobilized here by night
-Four companies, n each from Miles
city, Bozeman, Billings and Round
up. ~dctraincd this morning and The
remaining six companies, one each
from Libhey. shelby Chctoau, VAL
licrc and two from K%alispcil. viii ar
rive on q special train this afternoon.
Camp has been pitched ~ the state
armory. Tho troops are equipped FOR
field service.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31

Manchester. W, Aus. 3t.-Jesse +.
Guilford OF lntervale played the best
of the early starters today IA the ma
tionnl amateur golf championship. He
was three under as for the nrfi six
holes. John O.. Anderson OF prachurn
took a five ON the ann and fours az
all other holes OF the Hrst six. Gilman
=. Tiffany Of Mohawk was even fours
FOR four holes and Oswald kirby oi
Enalewood was the same for the nrst
three holes.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31
AMERICAN REFUGEES ARR
NOM All CARED IOii

Washington. Aug Si.-Disbufsc-
mcnt OF gold Co Americans in Europe,
and arrangements Tor special trains
hy American embassies has hruuehi
the work of relief 10 us hnal stages.
The American charge al 81 Peters
burg announced today the rocelpt OF
tho money from the cruiser Tennessee
which has been distributed 90 %consuls.
lie reports all Americans Will bee odt
Of Russia by tho end of the week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31
S~PECULATORS BID
HIGH ON WHEAT PIT

Chicago. Aug. 3i.-The Impression
that the European war o. 10 be "A pro-
longed one WA again reflected in he
wheat market al the opening today.
Spectators attracted by the recent
decline. bid the price of wheat for
delivery next Mag up to Sl23A, or
4 1-S cents higher than the close sat
urday and only = cent under the
highcst price of the crop, registered
Hast week.
In the scramble al the opening bids
vere 2E cents apart but in tho next
hyc minutes The price Inclined 20 set
lie be Ween 2l21 and gl22.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31
BRITISH STEAMER IL
SONk BN GEIiMA ANS

Sew York. Aug. 30.-Thc British
steamship HOLLYWOOD has been sunk
hy "a German cruiser OF the coast OF
south America. according 60 % cabl 10
gram received here by the ui
thc K%athsrne Park which hHs mo
crew of the ship aboard. The cable
gram, which was from RIO JaHeifo,
did not state the time or place of the
sinking nor did u give the name of
tho German cruiser.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31

Washington, Aug. 81 Three
American army officers to So o. Aus
tro- Hungary a. military Observers
"a two officers Ia 20 With the Brit
lsharmy were designated rs the war
department.
Germany, Russia aud France 50
far have withhold their consent 10
have American observers accompany
their armies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31
GERMAN ADMIRAL TOLD
on ms SONS SAFETY

Washington. Aug. 5i.-Winston
Churchill. first lord of the British nd
miraity. through the American en-
hassy al London I day. requested the
state department To transmit the fol-
lowing message TO Grand Admiral Won
Tifhiz of the German navy through
tho American ambassador la Berlin.
Your son has been saved and has
not been wounded"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31
HOUSE.


Met az noon.
Majority Leader Underwood
secured agreement 10 postpone
unanimnus consent calendar To
tomorrow.
Resumed consideration of the
Alaska coal land leasins bill.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31
CannonadIng Heard ~ Chlnc-c.

Tsi Ma, shan Tuug, hin Aug. 81.
-Cannonading was heard here at IN
~tcrVals throughout the day.
n b. believed that the Using Tau
forts arc engaged with the vessels OF
the Japanese blOckadlne fleet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31
TODAY IN CONGRESS.


Mot at II "a m.
Agreed To- house amendments
ON the war risk bill.
Agreed 10 limit debate on
clayton trust bill To fifteen
minute speeches after today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-08-31

learn of tho vents which preceded
the destruction of Louvnin. The iuss
81 this city is universally mourucd
In belgium"