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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-29

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ben WebrmdnnerH an. .Sein Waisr
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osm ndditen Gegner: .Rnmtrao,
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giann ssmiitbIi6 onipdairt. Soids
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f.uilsn habtu ia tsin GiIsn r,sbr:
Ittnf Wsann miiiisn nit einsm balben
sroo brei Bis iisben 1ass auslom.
nsiI.
Smponirtnber.
Sausbtrr: '. WolIsn Sic filr be
!cStlidriGe msinsn 3pIinbr Dber
men altsn Out bon msiner graue"
Gdrtnsr: 80 CLAUDE, mir reRmen
'sIlss atiQaS eaa W snabioen 8sa,Ls
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-29
g a 6fentr.ue

Die ariegstagllng Oes id9iifhen
Ganbtuges tDurbe i'm Sibungsraum
Der Grften &ammer burb auItusmi.
niiter Sr. Bed aIs a0nieIi6er aoms
miiIar feierIi6 srSffnet. sSn Ieiner
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men Siaerbeit sssen d6nIi9e tiidtit.
lleberfGle eebe. 8eibs 4ammsrn bes
Sanbtagss 6aben 6ierauf obne 9eru-
t9ung Der Regisrung mad ibrsr @ors
laae bic Grma9tisung srtbsiIt, fir
3fpsde Der &riessbilfe eine @nleibe
BON 200 WiGionen aufsunebmsn. glas
mens Der Sooialbemotratie CAB grGbe
oorf eine tur5e bic 3uitimmuns Der
1SrdttiOn bstunbenbe GrtlGrung ob.
Der Sanotdg fpuroe am ielben Sage
Ipie0er geih[oii.n, naabem er feline
Seihdfte erleoigt Bat.
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as. frif9en S9peineIped, 2sOO aa.
Rinoertals, $4,000 2iter Wsaaermild,
$4,000 as. Masertdie, 5000 aa.
SaIS, 10000 9erinse. 10000 aa.
@auerfraiit. 80 as. aiimmcl. 20 aa.
geitoBenen Neffer. 300 2iter GfIia.
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feliuppe nit einem Stiid 9rct. syleii6
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u Il
Sn-gblicb.
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ben Soabn,
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es aetbon,
g(ber griinblih.
Wir treiben bas brii[IenSe llntbier gu
plaB,
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slber griinblid!
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sernaht,
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braht!
qber sriinblid!
(9uitoo 5alte.)
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Gublanb.
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,eimsetebrter Dsutider i6reibt:
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penn aud berte Das Coos sinselnsr,
asen mir, ertrdgli9 1T, mas babsn
enc 3ipilperionen getban, ,im iibers
'aupt aus ibren aebensseipobnbsiten
eriiien gu Derben9 Sn 9efGnsniifen |
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ann nit 9erbrehers Gtappen periditt
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at, ipeib nitt, mas etappe beibt. Sm Y
5iebipagen nit arrsitanten 3uiammen,
'erpen oieie lnsIiidIidsn transpor i
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lift uns, bic mir als gustouihsSs.
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lrften: llniere Sisllunsen ipurbm
rs gefiinoiat, inier 8ernlogen miro s
VI ben Banter eeiperrt, unier Mpbi= i'
az nit 8eIhlog belest, mir ipsroen
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loIid iid jener a1Hen 2anbsIeute in q
sinbeslan6 erinnsrn, ibr Sab unb .
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Grnites nno &eiteres psm
ariessidauplat.

Ii M mbenennuns Der Sta bt
3abraein nSin benburs".
8reslau, A. SeS. Die 9emeins
bepertretuns BON 3abrae beitbIOB einr
f.immig bic llmtaufe bes Srtsnamens
in .9inbenburs". sic erbat teIegrdz
phii9 Die 3uitimmuns Oes General.
felOmari6alls unO beeriincete ibren
gsi4luB bamit, OaB bic 10000 See.
len sdblenpe Srti4aft unter i6rem
nelien Namen fortan bic 9lufgnben els
ner pfleseitdtte beuti6en 2ebens in
Der Sitmart lueiter erfiillen unD ben
Namen zines Munnss bauernO Iebens
big erbdlten pole, Der in i6perer
3eit i'm sanaen 0aterlanoe, beionoers
i'm beutitsn Often, bas 9ertrauen
unb bic 3uDsriidt bo9bielt.
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~ S''''aNs' "" -'' ~N1e"
Dalsntine DaGina,

geIiebter Goiie bon giaf9el gdrrlns, aeb. gaber,
In ieiHer @obnnna, gfepee Eile Mub Gonti
soenne. 1gGo, Cbto. i'm Gliet bon So SnbreH,
3 Ronaten iTia "a 1aeru. las Qeidenbe-
gdneiiib finbet finii BON 2rauerb1Hfe ans, am
ben 80. DeBembeT uIn I llhr Rah.
mifinls. Srcneraoitesbieiiti in ber RriDgeiolUn
Senifcb groieiinHiiiden slirhe uu non gans
niiiaes. 9eereiailna aii benz \ grtDasipipn
Gelifb proi iSrie0bofe
eamiIton O., iinp Gibnta O.. eItnnsen mol,
len, bite, ippiereiI. II
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,b. ptnnItr.

g9itifpe bon gbarIes @ulier, in her lobnnHa
tbrer 1onter. erau George Dleifler. 7se Gldri
SirnBe. i'm aIter bon 70 9abreu, 10 wloBnien
uno 20 9lern.
SeeroigiIHa 9ieniina. ben 20. 9esem6re
1914, giaomittaae llbr bonn 1rduerbauie aus
nHo ertolai Die Seiiebuna alii oem beiiti1ts
proteinHi!ften 5rteobofe on Cartilage gtie
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@erlanst su fanieu.

z : 2 -
9te bbGiien Eanpsprflfe besntli ihr ae'
brautie Hlobeln aIIer SorieH Gamlifl cirenf
9bcne wiaia atoo.
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3e(tps C. Marr.

i'm Nier bon 10 3abren. Ionai unb 1aae.
&c scerbieuna fnbei fiat; um mdiipod Boo
Inliia9 nm 81. ll6r. bon srducrbniiie aus
20. 43l gSeil HtOeeDap gbeHnp. ip0roHf um o
llht IN Der q. slnbreipe Ar,be Cin iscriiches
tedniem abaebaIieu ipirb. eeerbtauna pripai
Bon ben uuuernoen SinfGbliebenea
eouifa WarL geb. SAD, @nilin
2s2s'
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Si.piebergef BeI q
tpete.

Berlin 8. 9ea gtuG 2isbese
sabel baben man6mal ibre ShidIale.
uno nidt INNER lit es Dem qliidli6en
@mpfdnssr beidieben, lie sleid, Su ses
nieben. Bon Iieberben pelterbdrs
Zen mar Dor einissr 3eit sinem made
rem arieger eins i6DHs pel5peite gu
gei6itt iporoen. 9absi lagen Elm paar
fdDn abreHierte 3eilen. sSn RuiIii6.
poIen mar es f6on oamals bittertaIt,
uno bic BeI5tpeite eri6ien als ipabrer
Segtn. gtoa ebe Der GmpfGnaer Das
patet 0ffnen tonnte, fam Der 9eTebl
gum 9atrOuilIenritt. Die tIeine pa
trouilIe itieB, ne6Oem lie ibre auFsabe
erfiiut bate, auf itarts fsiuoli9s
arafte unb mllBte i'm SalOpp 5uriid.
BON Den &oiaten perfolst. Sn bem
piloen Ritt Dffnete ii9 Der Sorniiter
oes peIspeitenbeiiBers, uHb er tpnute
nod ieben. ipie Elm bdrtiser &oiat iiG
oes id0nen patsts bemG9tists. Die
S6rDeiter ipurbe auf elmer JslbpDits |
larte DON Oem MiBeeftid perftdnbist.
WahreHo Batter, Rutter, Sbpsiter
lno Btaut nod baram itrittsn, per
,on ibnen Die griastpeite ins SeID |
pidsn oiirfe, fam bic Rd6ri6t, baB |
la4 Der S6la9t DON WloeIdtpei, BEL
yer DieIe ruffifde sorniitsr auf oem
ShId4tfeIbe blieben, i'm 9Orniiter eiz
les Rufen bic iaDne peIsipeiie pisz
'ergefunDen tpurDe. Sic bsrsitst Dem
seiiBer jeBt boppeItes 9ergniiseu.
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Msaiernnns.gnifrnuna.n.

AtntfrHna6.aHitilnagsn pifsn far Dienntr
ano 1ranfn. Inlftrbe Don GrnenHunaen ftue
TT aushti. alfie fnr rniieIIunsen frei.
UrnuiIin SnfiliHie, geSi 72, RoGeiter, R. D.
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Die Radridt ftiner gr,
f4iebangn ftartibere
triebtn".

gfom, i'm Ges. - Die nationaIifti.
f6e 6eBpreiie bate ipodenlans bas
Mdrhen Don benz armen italieniIten
arbeiter Derbrsitet. Der in Deuti6lanS
Don beutiaen SoIbaten fripoIerpeiie
erf6ofien tD0rb.n fei. unb bieie ipie
dbnlide anbere 2esenbsn batten nidt
ipenia b5fes glut sema6t. 5eute lit
nun Der ansebIi6 erfdoffene sStaliener
ipobl unb gefnno BET feiner sJamiIie
eingstroffen CT bate DON fsinsr Gre
i9isbuHs4 isias 95uuuc.
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Grau, beutfde, fir alletmsine Sagsarbeii.
glaf5uiraafu 1915 mitiGaa elbs., Eel. 9ai
AIS D, o0oe gGri.
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WerTnrnt - MdnnIid

Qabtnet Mafere, 0luere, GanDers.
g9cohtporiina apndine nnb eent Sdnbs fino
biermii bsrafu1tiet bab in Cincinnati. o.,
ctn Strfti i'm 0anee III. gam. ssirfs.
gefrstar Semi!ton 20. gorSeH'err 3thrtfi
Qouneil. 10
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RdDceH fir alIaemsine SaHsdrbeit in fIsb
net SnnItiie. 30. 2i2i Si. 5aueS doe esaI.
nut pills.
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GE0.P. SCHVEITZER
VOLKsBLATT
JOB ROO MS
1877 Cit Z. GtraHs.
9rMfia0en

itber Mti in tsutfGsr mib eneil!fer epras.
inr Gsi6diisIsnie, 9srsins etf. usbsrissuHssn
ivsfnsn ani s.unf6 bsforat
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gerIanai--@eibIih.

Geuff6ss @db6en sum saotsen unp url
bel Der Suusa.bei su beIfeH. nsirtfnssn
btrinaet. 9fbini coslsp Car. 2s27 @lnbllsn
Moab. gahreele bescelt. bos
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siarb an Sonntaa, ben ~ 9e5ember, 1914,
morqens nm 4 llb. tpnblbtr laben mil BEN, 81
infer iuniQiiepe!ebie Bniic
HiQifl RIupet IuD sdlinanfs
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Die SdmiIien BON 4uss
Idnperu,

Die a6nialite Resi.runs in 0ifsI,
Dorf bat perfiigt, baB bic mitisIIOisr
SamiIisn Der feftgebaltsnenWe Webrpili9
tiseH bes fsiHoIiden @usIanbeg, iopeit
lie i'm 8e3irt oes Z. armeeiprps mob.
nsn, in Reriheib unb iOipsit iie i'm
ge5irt oes s. Irmeetorps ipObnsn, in
UaiH6ens 9Iabba6 unt.reebra6t per.
Den. gs baHoeIt fib in RsmiGeib um
mebrers taufsnb periOnsn. 9a bieie
in Remideio niht obne psiierss Bob.
nuneen betpmmsn tDnnen, bat Dir Re.
sieung in DiHtIborf eenebmist, buB
bic Ginquurtieruns auf mebrere Stdb=
tc pertbeiIt tpirb. 3ur 9edung Der
gusgaben betpi[Iiste bic Stahtperorb.
misunderstanding in Rsmidsib 1907
900 Mart.
Die sefprergten Minen.
usbsr Die 3sritSrunsen in 0Ou.
burg, bic beim Sprinssnlafsn Der on
b.: bolanbiidsn aiiite ansei6tvsmme
ten Winen entitarben iinb, ihr.i6t bas
. nSanbelsbIab": Den ginpobnern mar
BON Der Wilitdrbtb0rbe betanntseseben
lporben, bab iis an benz betrsffsnben
Gage 56iiren unb Senitsr aufiieb.n
Iafsu folIien unb bab lie tpsgen Der
Sefabr, bic bt. Observation-Disclosures
ben GIasi4ei6en peruriuden iDnntsn,
i9re Wobnuns ni6t perIaiien iolltsn.
5Hfolsebeifen iab gang Douburg bon
} llbr Morsens Biz 8 ubr Ho unit
ags bei offenen Sbiirsn unb syenitern,
pas Bel Der adlte beionbers fir dltere
IND frdnfli9e aeute re9t bebentli6
De-. 5rob biefer @orfidtsmabregIn
,aben bic am Stranb eelegenen @es
,dube gum S6eil redt erniibaftsn
5hdben aelitten.
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@6bhsu far ollasmeine snnsarbeli. 2 In
Der GnnIilie; Itin @aidsn. 33s ganreI GtE.
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Rate fudbs,
ftna flDaIk.r,

starb an eouHius. ben 27. Sssemser III
T:30 abenbs,
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RGbfep FIR alIaemeine Snnsurbti unb Z
einem ifinte. 60i Hefoalt slos.
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Smponirsnbsr.

: 5ansberr: =. WolIsn Sic fiIr be
vostlidtude msinn 3pIinbtr Dber
sinsn altsn Out bon msiner sraus@
@drtnsr: 80 CLAUDE, mir iie1anen
-esllis stiQax eea W snabisen 8ta,Ls
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1914-08-20
MURDER CHARGE
AGAINST |NNES
HE WILL MAKE A STRONG FIGHT
AGAINST BEING TAKEN
BACK TO TEXAS.
HIS WIFE IS ALSO IMPLICATED

EUGENE, Ore, Aug. 19.-Victor E..
Innes, who together with Mrs. Innes,
was arrested last night at his home
near Deerhorn, this county, charged
with murder in connection with the
mysterious disappearance Of Mrs. Elois
Nelms Dennis and her sister, Miss
Beatrice Nelms, will remain in the
Lane county Jail until the requisition,
granted today by Governor Colquit of
Texas, arrives, when he will make
strong fight against being taken back
to Texas. This conclusion was arrived
at today, when he talked with his at
torney, John McCourt of Portland, over
the telephone. McCourt will not come
to Eugene until the requisition papers
arrive.
Innes still refuses to talk regarding
his case other than to say that he knew
Mrs. Dennis, having secured a divorce
from her husband in Nevada for her.
Other than that he says he knows moth
ing about the case.
Mrs. Innes is still at the farm, but
will be brought to Eugene tomorrow
and placed in jail She is said to be
in a delicate condition. She is now
being guarded by a representative of
the federal bureau of investigations.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1914-08-20
VlLLAMAKESTHREATS
OFFICIALS ARE
UN|NF ORMED
THE ADMINISTRATION DOES NOT
KNOW MORE ABOUT WAR
THAN THE PUBLIC.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 19.--Officials
of the United States government are
as ignorant of what is happening on
the battletields of Europe as the gem
eral public. Not a single message
and American diplomats are in hourly
communication with all European
capitals-has come in the last five
days giving the slightest hint of the
development Of military operations. In
only one dispatch were there any ref
erence to pending hOstilities. Minister
Whitlock at Belgium reported that al
though the seat Of government had
been moved to Antwerp, he saw no
need of leaving Brussels for the pres
ent. From this 1t was inferred that
the German forces were not yet close
70 the Belgian capital.
The absence of information about
the movements of the big armies is
accounted for by officials as due to
the fact that American diplomatic Of
ficers are SO thoroughly absorbed in
Caring for stranded Americans that
they are unable to make any calls at
the different embassies or legations
where news might be obtained. Am
hassador Herrick in one of the mes
sages, however, spoke of the fact that
even diplomats were unable to learn
of what was happening in the war
zone beyond what was given out by
the official press bureaus, SO strict
was the censorship everywhere.
During the day Baron Chinda, the
Japanese ambassador, had brief
conference with Secretary Bryan, but
said he brought nothing of Importance.
kai Flu Shah, the Chinese minister
later talked at length with Mr.. Bryan,
but declined to discuss the object of
his visit.
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1914-08-20
Kaiser's S Bust Is Target
Of a Belgian Amazon

LONDON, Aug. 1S-The WON.
en- of Belgium are giving their
countrymen an armed as well
as moral encouragement in
the resistance wherewith they {
are opposing the invading Ger
mans. Below are extracts from
a letter from Mile. Juliette Ha-
bay, of Brussels, which throw
light upon the state of Belgian
feeling and Belgian bitterness
toward German aggression.
Mile. Habay, member of
womans rifle corps writes:
"The Germans are killing our
fathers, husbands, sweethearts
and brothers, but don't think
we can wait quietly at home
without sleep and with tear
drops always in our eyes. No;
we are learning to shoot with
rifles. Here in Brussels great
numbers Of young girls have
joined rifle corps, and a pro-
fesser of arms is teaching us to
shoot. At ranges our target is
always bust of the kaiser. The
Germans are getting nearer
Brussels, ind we women are
all who are left to fight them.
Children of Is and men of 60
have gone to the front. But if
the Germans do get into Rrus-
sells they will not take us alive"
Fergus County Democrat. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1904-1919, 1914-08-20
Utmost Secrecy as to
Actions at the Front

LONDON, Aug. 1s.-u:45 a.
MAS far as the Gordon of
secrecy, which the battling ma
tions have drawn around the
Franco-German frontiers, will
permit of guess work, the great
battle which promises to cast
Mukden and Liaoyang into in
significance has not actually be-
gun. Liege remains the cruX of
the controversy. The German
government has announced that
the forts have been destroyed
and the defenders buried be-
meath the ruins. The French
government declares that the
forts still are holding out.
From Brussels comes word
that the German movement to-
ward the center has been check
ed, while from the French en-
bassy in London the statement
has been issued that the Ger
mans have retired from the i'm
portant Alasatian outpost of
Saarebourg.
The war office frankly com.
municated to the papers last
night that an ironclad veto OF
unauthorized intelligence had
been agreed upon by the three
allied armies. This has been
enforced to the letter.
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END CAME
SUDDENLY
l:20 A. M.
Had Been Suffering But a Few
Days and Doctors Did Not
Believe Case Serious.

ROME, Aug. 19.-Pope Plus x, died
at 1920 o'clock this morning. He had
been i'll for several days but alarm
ing symptoms did not develop until
Wednesday morning.
Throughout the day Drs. Marchia-
fava and Amici devoted their utmost
energies to stimplating their patient
and keeping hi native. The cardinals
were notified of the popes grave con-
dition and some of them who entered
the sick room describe the impressive
and heart-rending scenes, especially
when the pontiff, rousing himself from
time to time spoke. Once he said:
I'm ancient times, the pope by a
word might have stayed the slaughter,
but now he is impotent."
Prayers were said by the thousands
and the bells of the churches sounded
when the sacrament was exposed up
on all the altars. When the court
learned of the pOpe's condition there
was the deepest concern. King Vic
tor Emmanuel personally informed
Queen Helena and the news was COM
rlunicated to the Queen Mother.
Extreme JUNCTION was administered
by Monsigori Zampini, Sacristian to
lis holiness, amid most touching
scene The sisters of the pope and
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RESPECTED
AUTHORITY
Says He Will Move HsTroops
Into Sonora to Keep His
Governor in Office.

NOGALES, Ariz., Aug. 19.-Tangible
PROOF OF the Carranza-Villa split, and
the danger Of a new revolt in North
western Mexico was received here to-
dhy General Villa, the northern d.
visional commander, telegraphed Car
rama military officials In Sonora that
II they combatted Jose Maria Maytor-
ena, the elected governor OF the state.
lila would invade the state with his
forces which recently have been re-
cruited and munitioned to war
strength in spite Of the peaceful sur
render Of the former Huerta govern
ment at Mexico City. Sonora state
Is IN the military zone commanded by
General Alvaro Obregon, who headed
the constitutionalist forces which re-
Gently entered Mexico City, and apart
from Villas division.
Governor Maytorena already is in
open revolt against the central Car
ranza government. Colonel Elias
Gales, the military commander in
north Sonora, has received a telegram
from General Villa. which, referring
to threatened armed contact of the
Maytorena and Carranza forces, said
in part as follows
i, as chief OF the forces under arms
closest to your state, should be OBJ
nged to enter your state and arrange
ttvyx
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SAVOY HOTEL, LONDON, FILLED
WITH THOUSANDS Of AMERICANS

LONDON, Aug. 19.-11:58 p. m.)--
Thousands of Americans gather daily
at the Savoy hotel, where the great
ball room and score Of tea rooms
and dining rooms have been given over
to the American citizens and Ameri-
can residents committees, which are
providing for the wants Of residents
OF United States stranded in Europe.
Every morning when the doors of
the relief headquarters are thrown
open at 1000 o'clock an army of
American tourists rushes to the var
ious information booths in search of
information concerning the probable
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SURVIVORS OF THE STEAMSHIP
PRINCE ALBERT ARE LANDED

PRINCE RUPRET, B. c., Aug. 49,
The survivors of the Prince Albert
arrived this afternoon on board the
Prince John. The Prince Albert, CO.
ing at 12 knots in thick fog, hit the
Knob tree group, 35 miles away Her
bottom was ripped out In lowering a
boat the hook broke and five passen-
gers, mostly women, fell into the sea-
All were saved except the baby of 10.
seph Dieredt. This infant was drowned
The Prince Albert is total loss.
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cAILLAUx HAS JOB IN THE ARMY.
HUERTA IS NlAR00NED IN
LONDON ON WAY TO SPAIN

LONDON, Aug. 19.-(9:30 p. m.)-
MaroOned in London because of the
war and the consequent interruption
of travel, Victoriano Huerta, former
President of Mexico, and his family,
made brief sightseeing tour about
the city today.
Leading his party in two automo-
biles, General Huerta said:
"Only Trafalgar square and Buck
ingham palace"
General Huerta and family slipped
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departing Americans. Similar scenes
occurred at all stations at which the
train stopped.
i have nothing but praise for the
conduct of the Germans toward u.s."
said Mr.. Martin tonight. He added
that the consulate at Hamburg was
besieged by Americans short of money
and the Germans raised a benevolent
fund to aid all foreigners.
The special train carried virtually
ell the Americans who were stranded
in Hamburg.
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AMERICAN HAS NOTHING
BUT PRAISE FOR GERMANS

LONDON, Aug. 19.-11:40 p. M
E. H. Martin of New York, formerly
of the United States diplomatic ser.
vice, arrived here tonight with his wife
and niece from Hamburg
Mr.. Martin has been assisting Henry
Morgan, the American consul general
at that city.
The party left Hamburg on special
train provided by the German govern.
msnt. A large crowd of Germans gath.
cred at the station and cheered the