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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-08
EUROPEAN BEET
SUGAR INDUSTRY
TO BE HARD HIT.
Hundreds of Thousands of
Russian LaborerS With
drawn From Germany

That the effects of European war
viii be to hit hard the sugar beet in
dustry, particularly in Germany, is the
belief of sugar men here, who, how
ever, are chary about setting figure
on the price to which sugar may 60 If
a general war continues for any num-
ber of months.
These estimates are borne ort by
statements of German experts as to
the probable effects of a European war.
In 1912 Freiherr Won Busche Kessel, di-
rector Of the German Labor Bureau of
Berlin, wrote:
1.-THE Balkan war, if limited TO the
Powers warning at present lat that
time Turkey, Bulgaria and one or two
other Balkan states) win scarcely af-
feet our industrial development. But
if world war breaks out, the condi-
tions would be different. The farmer
would not worry about lack of work
men the factory needs, but immigration
for the benefit of either industry or
agriculture would cease. In such q
case we have no means of finding a
remedy. However, it would be a great
er calamity for Germany if, without
her. men going to fight, Austria and
Russia were to mobilize and keep at
home the men who otherwise would
engage in agricultural pursuits. -
At the annual meeting of the East
German Union of Sugar Factories in
February, 1913, DR.. C. Mayer of Ber-
lin uttered these significant words with
regard to the effect of war on the Euro
pean beet-sugar industry:
You are all aware of the fact that
the German sugar industry and the
beet-growing agriculturists depend
very largely on foreign labor to carry
on their work. Dark clouds have ap-
peared on the political horizon and our.
fContinued O.. mage threel
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-08
IRUNORED'REMOVAL OF GOVERNOR
Soon EXPLODED IN Washington

ident without consultation with Secre-
tary Lane, or transmitted through his
department. They expressed unlim-
tied amazement at the number OF tel
ephcnic inquiries coming from various
sources.
Those who know President Wilson
best realize that he would be the last
man to desert one Of his own selec-
tions for Office. or remove him without
full investigation and hearings Il
seems impossible that any change In
the Hawaiian governorshipl can be un-
der consideration by the president
Despite this kind Of reasonihg the
rumors persist.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-08
AUSTRALASIAM TENNIS
TEAM DEFAULTS, BUT
NO EXPLANATION MADE

ASSOCIATED Press BY Fed. Wireless.I
BOSTON, Mass, August ss-5rookes
and Wilding, the Australasian tennis
experts here to compete for the Davis
international cup, defauited today. No
reason 10 given for this action but II
is rumored that there is internal dis
sension.
The score for the days play Is Aus
traIasia 8, Britain 2 Lowe Of Britain
defeated Doust g., 4-6, Doust default
ing the third set owing to the intense
heat.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-08
BLOODY FIGHTING BEFORE LIEeF.

LEGE Belgium, August s-Refusng the 24hour armsice
asked by the bury dead
the Belgian forces engaged today bloody combat before the
gates Of the city.
The battling Of the most ferocous character The Belgian
forts still untaken and directing deadly fire upon the
charging German columns.
German division which had penetrated the city retired
Belgian renforcements arrived
The trenches surrounding the city filed with dead four deep
proof Of the determined
President Poncae of France has bestowed upon the city
Lege the Gross Of the Legion Of Honor recognition Of the
stand made by the Begans against the German invaders
French cavalry beginning Lege reinforce the
Belgian defenders.
GERMAN CRUISER AUGSBURG REPORTED SUNK
PARIS France August 8-Parisan newspapers today say that
Russian topedoes have sunk the German cruiser Augsburg
sERvIANs REoCcUPY TOWN OF vIsIGRAD.
PARIS France August s-Reports from Vsgrad serva say
that the Austrian forces have evacuated the and that It
been reoccupied by the Servians.
LONDON England August Sit understood the Austrian
feet has refused hoses against British ships because
has been declared between Great Britain and Austria
LONDON, England August S-Parliament today empowered
government all foodsus present emergency
ROME, Italy August renewing
the Triple Alliance
fIict
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-08
= RISE IN STOCKS rs
HELD uNWARRANTEn

= Several wellinformed and con-
= servative financiers expressed
= the belief this morning that the
= rise on the local stock-market Is
= unWarranted and that the ele-
= ment Of speculation Is entering
= too strongly.
= "a word OF warning Is not
> amiss at this time" said q man
= this morning, who Is In close
\ touch with conditions. The
= market is likely to be oyer-stIun-
= lated because OF the Speculation.
: This rise Is not warranted DI TIE
= facts Of the industry, particularly
= with free sugar IN 1916 st1I'I.
= Hawaii in the face.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-08
CABLES IN CODE ARE
PERMISSIBLE WITHIN
RESTRICTED COUNTRIES

The following bulletin regarding
cablegrams to Portugal, Spain and
South America was issued this after
noon:
Cables for Portugal, Spain and
South America, may be now accepted
without restrictions with code address,
code texts and with or without sigma
ture.
COM. PAC. CABLE co.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-08

All members of Company D., N. G.
H. who are participating in the trophy
shoot now being conducted by that
organization are requested to meet at
the armory not later than z o'clock
tomorrow morning. Those present
win leave for the Kakaako butts at
that time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-08

William X. Simers0n, chief clerk Of
the territorial board Of health, has re-
signed his position He has been IN
the employ Of ne board for Il years.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-08

NOTED AMERICAN AND WEE
ARRESTED IN GERMANY and
HELD IN PRISON AS SPIES

tAssocpted Press by Wireless
PARIS France August 8-Dr Archer Milton Huntingdon hon.
president of the American Geographical Society noted author
cubman and rdaveer wife have been arrested at
Gutenberg, Germany, and held as spies.
DR. Hunngton chauffeur also arrested was released
and telegraphed to the American embassy in Paris
According to the reports reaching Huntington was
stripped and searched and his wife subjected to ndgntes
Both still in Jail.
DR. Hunngtons home is in New York elnown as an
author books travel writer literary papers contributor
to various magazines he officer scientific societies
He was married in London to Helen Manchester Gates
BRUSSELS Belgium, August s-The newspaper Peuple says
that the Belgian forces have captured Prince George commanding
regiment Of German cavalry BE relative Of the Kaiers
NEW YORK r. Aug Private advces received here by
that torpedo sunk varshps
of Hull the North Sea Of England The report ys
that the Germans themselves lost No date
given for the rumored seabate and the report uneonrmed
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-08

The tastes of millionaire may be
imprisoned in pauper's purse.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-08

LONDON England August s.-Repcrts from Paris say that
British rccps today being landed unnamed pot on the
French join the French army in its against the
oncon no Germans Frencmen cheering wildly
the English land.
PORTUGAL WILL ASSIST ENGLAND
LISBON Portugal August 3The Republic Of Portugal will
under ancient treaty obligations Three div
ons Of the Portuguese army havsbeen Ordersd mobsed
TWO GERMAN CRUISERS REACH ADRIATIc
LONDON England August 8s-The German cruisers 6Oeben
and Bresu which rushed out Of the Of San Guliano
sicily yesterday reported oay be entering the Adriatc Sea
ANTWERP Belgium Angus. s.The Belgian government has
seized Sc German vessels here
PARIS France August szhe Norwegian steamer Tyslas has
struck mine OF the island Wngen and has been beached
BRITISH SEIZE GERMAN TERRITORY IN AFRICA
LONDON England. August sBrisish military forces have
seized the German territory Of Togoland, Africa
NoTE-Tososns Africa Dahoue Gold Coast
ndentaton called the
Desert below French West
AricaI
AUsTRIANs INVADING ROUMAEIA NOW. II
BUKHARKsT, Roumsna August S-Advices from the Rou-
mania frontier state that Austrian soldiers crossed the border
and burned several villages.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-08
FRENCH CROWDS CHEER AS
ENGLAND'S SOLDIERS COME /
TO STAND BY THEM IN FRAY
rA..o a-p-a.s Eadera Qyirelesa

PARIS France August sTweny thousand British soldiers
have been landed today at oend Flanders Calais France
and Dualirk Department Of Lord, France.
They being rushed by forced marches to Namur Bel
gum where the line defense against the German in
vadng troops being esab hed BY the Belgans and French
re;nfcrcements
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-08

H. E. HENDRICK, LTD.
Tel. 264S Merchant and Alakea
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-08
MONUMENTS

Marble. Blue Stone
Coping and Iron Fence.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1914-08-08

COM. PAC. CABLE co.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17

rn 9ennenbaum % bsi 81 TuB an
9ibertp Sfrabe. 671 ssuf ipeitlid bon
Weittrn Mpenue, $4,000.
WiIIiam 6. Blum an George 90,
Seiiierman, 30 bei $50 Sub an ber
Rorbieite bon GaItern @penue, 1Se
ssub Ditlib Der 2eipis 9lpenne. ST.
gnbretp 8rebm II. Mnb.. on pbis
Tip Npfsnitdngel, % Bel 81 fuB on
Der Siiofeite Der Worf Gtrabe, 22O
JuB ipeftlid Der ssobn Strdbe, $4,000.
emma Sbepbarb Il. afnb., an WiI-
liam s.. 5aube II. glnb., Got IL in
Ghebberb's llnternbtbsilung in Nors
ipopb. 81.
Dora Builder an Soisph Shuma.
der. 2 Sabre paht pom Is. auguit,
1914, auf 5beiI bon Cots 135 nno
1876 in sSobn ". 6ossman's 2. Inter-
abtbeiliinq an NDrb Walnut Sills.
monatlilhe Wietbe $50.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17
srnmssisextbams .1spstteten
81 enc $ p potbefen

gl Z " y pp Dci Ell.
MabeI SSnpnes an Soutbern Dbl
g. irno Z. 60; $1,000.
So6n @crfe OIL @ar6 Wrod Sail
C Goor Co.; $167 80.
GoDaro s. SepI an gfetu @eterdi
.. q. Co.; $2250.
Sarrp u. Siattuer an 2ouiie 6
8eitb; 1926.
Barn u. GaceD al 9, .. COOPER
l$t1SS.59
2anra StrcbeI an 7. @arb 6. uni
9. Co.; $4,000.
Suitine 81. Gdmann an SieieIbe Co.;
$1,000
@uitap 2angeicIb an brighton Ger.
man @anf Co.; $500.
9orn slrenburg an gitp SaIl
ganf; $4,000.
sSranf aeller an 5inbIap Wlarfei
go. 2 g. mo q. Co.; 8
slugliita 9ienner an @urnet @ooos
9. uno 9. Co.; $500.
". y. Broipne an frdntlin plrm.
bina e 6eatina Co.. $217.90.
sSfaac SiferoipiB an Peoples 9.
& 9. Co., $4,000.
gtbe Wolf m pearl Gtrset War.
let 8anf, $500.
Gbriftidn 6iri6bereer on 2ibertD
y. 8 G. Co., $3.50.
sSlord Wleper an Rortpoob .. &
6. Co.. $2500.
William s.. 9aube on sSirit Ratio.
nal .. &c g. Co., $4,000.
@etiIgte SDpotbefen. $
sInua Snrtfer an 8arren 6. Ste.
mart; $500.
Sobn s., 9ope on 2iberaI 8. un6
9. &C.: $1,000.
@m.G. Compton oil 9ebecca Gopc;
$4,000.
2oiiis @. emitb all Ohio Meda.
MICS y. irnb 6. Co.; $1400.
Senrietta Smitb an Central 5air.
NOUN 9. un6 6. Co.; $500.
Gotuaro s. SepI an Relp geteran
.. 81. Co.; $2250.
Sol. gg. 2pndJ an Scutbern Sbio
Sapings 9anf Co.; $4,000.
Sugb WcSbone on u. ~. Sen.
trup; $1,000.
sSuitine st. gfmann an gbp. 9.
Guinn; $500.
&aitra StrobeI an 7. @ar6 g. linS
.. Co.; $4,000.
Cora sIrenbers an anna 6. g.
SIetder; $3.50.
ssfaae Sfferofpib an pecpIes o.
G g. Co., SILL 900.
Ghriitian 6irf9berser on 9nna
aunne, $4,000.
sylora Meper an DeIilider Gtern
6. e 3. o., $4,000.
DO, an ssobn 6artmann, 5000.
Georae grommers an frant Gars
ner. $75.
George 3. Strosin an grppibent
Sapi1as 9. u. g. Co., $1,000.
2pereld 0ruller an Dat y. Il. y.
Co.. $1400.
Z glliee O. @oobbue an Union Sas
pinas o. II. 3. Co., $1,000.
Gnna z. Sullipdn an Gout9ern
Cbio 8. II. z. Co.. $1,000.
Gents SuidinfOn an Cottage 9. u.
g. Co.. $1400.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17
GrnaSeis siibertrasssstx
Gineinnati Is. aus.

Gincinnatt Is. Mng
| 1be Soutbern Ohio SapingE
9anf go. oil Sbomas Glelan6, Sol
5s3 in 5airfar Sub; $195.
Siram aP. RuIiion on q. gIberl
@eaem, Got 113 in Siram SO. Suli
| ion's eriter glbSition 5ii Soerloot; ST.
9ictor Z. grice an emanuel alein
9beiI bon Got 1 in g. aearnep'S
Cub; 81.
g. .. Sopper an SeIen 8. Clip.
pinser, Cots SO unb SO in Suoion
unb Gtepens Sub. BON @amona; 81.
9fop Garter an Sobn O. Suoion,
2ots 106 unb 107 in berieI6en Sub.
bioiiion; 81.
slleran6er 30. Sarpuot an Oba s..
so. Speibel, SbeiI bon 2ot n in SO.
ieph ainiep's 5tpeiter Sub. in glt.
9nburn; 81.
aaura StrobeI an 5reS. g. stem.
meroing, 2ot 9eo. IA BON George u.
Eurriu's Sub. in Worwooo $eisbts;
$1.00.
Sreb. 9. Stemmerbing on 2aura
Strobel, 2ots No. 322 uno 1923 Don
Noripoo6 8ietp Cub; 81.
sSoiepbine Q. 9crmnn on Tora
slrenburg II. o., 40 bel 200 SUB OF
Der iiiolihen Seife bon Gilman @pc.,
265 SuB 6itIi6 BON ailbnrn gne.; 81.
@alentine aarhes OIL Serrrp Seb-
belman 2 slcres 2aiib IN SeftiOn
z in goIerain 9otpnihip; ST..
Carl @unoerle an eli5abetb @un.
Gerle, 25 BEL 100 SUB an Der 5itIiben
Seite bon Silperial Strabe; 81.
gSillinm 5. granot an sSre6erid
gaidang Ii. gl., 25 Sub an Der iiio.
lidIen Seite bon ainfep ape.; ST.
Carl Moeler on SamiIton Gouftp,
Streiien 2anS entIang Der Cooper
gbe. IN Seftion r21 IN Spcamore
9otpni4ip; 81.
Niarp z. Wei6oIeton on Soc 6.
,ptiD0ieton, % bet lUU SliB on DER
GitIidsn Seite bon Copeland Strabe
auf Balnlit Sias; 81.
Winnie@. @pooiptii II. sf. oil Souls
2epire, AZ bel S3 SUB all Der norS.
IideE seite BON 9. Strabe. 5ipiiden
ssobr iino Smith Gtr.;$1.
Winnie O. Gocbtpiu II. 9lnb., an
Sacob Simmons, 33 fSuB an Der Giib.
iette Der aongfport5 6trabe. 100 sSab
tpeitlid BON Central albenie, 81.
Wihdel Rbdn Il. Mnb., an glnn.
darb 3. Gbimel, Got 30 in Miler's
llnterabtbeiiuna in gumnrtnspiIIe, 81.
ssobn Q. Wedt an Marie 3. Dober.
tn. 40 BET 127 sSnb On Der Siibieits
bon Winot Mptniie. IN CatIsp, 81.
Gnn0 Gtetntredtr MSmt'x. an 6ars
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17

0a erbob iid syrdnlsin Don Sell
bsim, sdu5Ii9 5uriidDeriebt in ibrer
Wabn.
|. ~entfduIpisen bic Serridaften
penn i'd aiifbrehe," iaste iie, Derleser
lddelnb, lid .iperbe untsr Der &uilsr,
eide ertpartet."
.aud i6 muB na6 Saufe," fasI,
bic Shliiter unb fplgte Der aellbeim
ralfo ainbnern, es 1T abeemadt, mi
5eroinano reoe icb nun nibt mebr ipe.
gen bes @elbes."
SIN Walbe ersriff iis bes Jrduleini
Irm. .gs 1T gut, bab mir beuielbsr
Seimipes MAIDEN, gndbisss Grdulein
ses 1T ni6t gut fir 0amsn, allein i'm
Sunteln sii aeben."
Dor Dem Waloe erbob iif) pl0blif
Der Ibenbpinb. Das junse aorn dui
Dem Gelbe neben syrGulsin BON 3eII.
beims 9dus9en trieb er na6 elmer
Settle, bab es tpie MaFerpellen fposte
Srau qlpotbefer Sdliiter bradts
bus MarOdsl9en Bis an feline Sbiir.
oann elite lie 70 fhnell als m0alih mil
ibren Sierlifen SHritten nah Dem
9lrmeni9lofe; iie ipollte Gliie Die quite
Radriht brinsen. ibrs 5o9ter piirbe
in ssreibeit sefebt iperOsn.
Sben berrfhte iinssp0bnli6e Stille,
uno bod, ftan0 Der airline !1of bon
9olt unb Der Sdussuns mar oidt
bsisBt BON 5ord,ern. Gin 5on. eiu
beitidIii9er 2aut mar aus Wilms
Wobnuns binaussebrungen, bic fonii
MIR quite biirserIibe Sittsn tannts,
pie iie bic orbentlihsn Sunoiperter ia.
ben.
9isier Son mar 70 srauiis seipeisn.
bab Die b0sartisiten unb lauttiten
2eute itille iianben. 2lueuii unb Ins
ton iaben in WiIms Siube, er lag
r. benz aopfe auf Ser sifdpIatts. Toe
sbsn bate er oie Radri9t aus benz
&rantenbaufe erbal.en - feline 5od'
ter Sruta mar aeiiorben, obne beq
@erihte ole nothtge IuftlariIr1g ge9es
ben au bnben.
ssrau Shliiter SGaerte bor Dem
SdlofIe, iOlIte tie iid burd aI bi.ie
Wlenfden binburd au Gliie beseben2
9a itritt jemdno bic 9reppe bins
inter, ss ipar fpie Elm Wunber Goftes,.
gliie 8rintmann. Sber mar iie to6t.
unb biss mar ibr Gsiit. Der bleit. nit
itarrsn ausen. obne bub man S6ritte
psrnabm, bic 9reppe binuntersing su
Wilms? glife 8rintmunn mar ia
labm in ben 9einen ilno lag in Sbns
mddten. Sisr fhritt lie aiifrs6t =
bic euiiebIids fdpers Gorge Inn ibr
ainb. 6as Orutas Grbidaft trug, bas
unaiiieetlGrte 0erbreten, hattie ibr
iibsrnatiirlids ardfte gsseben DOT Dem
Soos.
Der Saufs oSobannes betreuaiste fid,
dnbsre folstsn ieinsm 9siipiele. Cine
Stimme miirmelte ein 9abst.
glbieits in ibrsr Mobnung, als
einse iie bi.s alIss nidts an, iab Die
Sters. fhOn certified fir sinsn absnb.
gang.
(JortIebung folsi)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17

Ter groBe slropdiide aries fjnt in
Der letfen 9eridtsipode INNER ipei.
tere areiie gejoeen ilno bier5uianoe
bereits cine formIide S,peflIntions.
ipiitb berporeerifen. Mau III in mel
ten Sfreiien bier5uIanbe felt Onpon
iiber5eirgf, Dab mir nod bebelItenb
bobere @etreioe. iino 2ebensmittel.
preiie 5u eriparten baben, lIn0 tpenn
beirtgegeniiber MIN and oie SGfpie.
rigfeiten, tpelde iid bem effestiDen
@etrei6ebanosl nah Gnropa Fin
mebr inio incbr erltgegeniteileu, Inn.
imer GROCER imo peuporrener tper6en,
70 iheint oiir1 bic bierburh geifaf.
feua llnfiarbeit l,zib ltniiHerbslt Der
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17
(sfug Der .slbenSpoit y
Sie Miarftlase.

Die 8unabme Der SpefuIationsin6i
in bieier aubergeiuobnIiden 8eit
- Gin be6eutenb b6bereS preis.
iiiueau aIIsemein 3u per3eidnen
- Der Jarmer icIlte niGt fpefii.
Iiren, ionoern Bel fiderem uno gu.
tenn @eipinn einfah perfmiien. -
@eiterer slusfaa an Der @ei5en.
ernte 5ii per5eihnen. - Sinan5i.
runs Der ernte gebt sIatt, Die Ser.
marftung pfioEransportation bieI.
fad ipeniger gut bon itattrn.
Die Waisprciie - bic Saferpreiie
- sonitiges.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17

Dus gef9nerbebud. Di.
WitgIieber eines &lubs in eiiter rioro
cngIiihen Stnbt batten ein y&nti6ld'
se" .Glid, 6as iie iebod) baiptfaflid
nIs Beffaperbeblh auffaBteu. 9as
apmmitee IieB idIieBlid burh arD
idlag flinbtblm, baB oHatidIag i'm
@orterbud cine total neribiebene BE.
beiitiing Don ngei9nerbe" babe, rnb
bab man nur fir erftere bant6ar iei.
Dnrauf ipibten Die ,&rrlrrer" aber
duh 9fat. Giner i6lug Dor. 6aB in
8nfunft .oie eriinen gobnen unb If.
re S1ben" ieparat 5u ierpiren ieien;
Gin nnoerer, oaB man ettpeber ,flei.
itere gbIoffeI o6er eroBere Gier" be.
fHaffen follte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-08-17
unprrfroren. e II.

Srnu 4naiifer (aIs fie i'm NOrseI.
langfhdft berieberttli6 cine SbIt.
iid)nle 1eriiftteripirft): 80 tpe1
muB id bic beoablen2"
/ Gambler: ygetpabre, gud6igeJra
6ns funit iebem mai paifiern."
oad iebr Iiebcnstpiirbig
bon Sbnen; oann tueroe if min Ole
Stiife iuitnebmen - i6 babe nam.
LID snbaife cinen gatia porsagli&en
,sHstIs
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-13
MARsHAILroWN, IOWA, SATURDAY, 1914

foreign affairs the man agreed upon
here for provisional president.
The omission OF reference to the
method of succession and the state-
ment that on a certain date a pro-
visional government shall arise in
Mexico, to witch the United States
will accord recognition. satisfies the
iinsistence Of the American delegates
that no steps should be taken that
could be construed as a recognition of
'Huerta.
On the other hand. the Mexican
delegates, while abandoning tse con-
stitutional form of succession as a
part Of thep rotocal, are satisfied be-
cause 1t does not specifically deny
Huerta's right to name as minister Of
foreign affairs the man chosen here
for provisional president il the latter
sees fit to accept designation from him.
It is not considered probable, how
ever, that the new provisional presi-
dent, who is likely to be constitu-
lionalist would take the executive
power directly from Huerta. but he
might do so from some other indi-
vidual whom Huerta might leave in
authority.
As for the American delegates. they
consider the method Of transfer a
closed incident. All parties are now
concentrating on the second part Of
the peace plan, which will form an
other protocol. 1t relates 10 the name
of the provisional president and pos
sibly will include his cabinet of four.
The next conference will be devoted
entirely to discussion Of individuals.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-13
EvANaEIcALs ELECT OFFICERS.
Iowa Conference at AoIsIsy Engages IL
Spirited Contest.
Snecial m Tirnes- -Rep1hlican.

Special to Times Republican.
Ackley, June 13-The opening session
OF the third day Of the Iowa district
North America, now being held in this
city. was taken up with the subject OF
foreign missions. Rev. e. Schmidt. of
Buffalo, N. Y. secretary of the board
Of foreign missions, delivered addresses
both morning and afternoon, and the
balance Of those sessions were en-
ployed In discussions in which many
delegates participated.
The election Of officers, which was
held during the evening session, was
also interesting, as there were a num-
ber Of candidates in the field for the
various official positions. For the Of
flee OF vice president OF the district ten
candidates were entered. The positions
as filed were as follows: District pres
ident, Rev J. Ernest Birkner of Rem
sen; vice president. Rev. G. Meinzer,
of Ackley secretary, Rev. Fl. Fauth of
West Side; treasurer, Mr.. John Blaul.
of Burlington who in spite Of opposi-
ton was reelected for the twenty
ninth consecutive year: judiciary OF
the district. Rev. ]. Erdmann, OF Bur-
lington: Rev G. H. FRANKIE. Of Elkader:
Rev. NJ Rosenfeld, OF Sigourney; and
two members to be selected later, one
each by the congregations Of the
churches at TripoH and Lowden.
Rev. Mr.. Marten, OF Muscatine. de-
livered the address Of the evening ses-
sion. his subject being Gods Love-"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-06-13
ROOSEVELT IN LONDON
Colonel to Deliver Lecture on Brazilian
Expedition and Diseoverie. Before
Royal ososraphicai soeiety-Aeeom-
panied by Daughter and Cousin.

London. June 13.-Col. Theodore
Roosevelt arrived in London today
from the continent, accompanied by
Mrs. Nicholas Longworth and Philip J.
Roosevelt. his cousin.
Ambassador Walter Mines Page was
waiting at the station. With him were
the members Of the embassy staff I:
Lieut. Col Arthur Hamilton Lee. for
mer British military attach at Wash
tngton, and now conservative member
OF parliament; r. N. Crane. Of the
American Society in London, and .
numberrof other Americans.
One Of the nrst 10 welcome Colonel
Roosevelt was the archbishop of Can
terbury. whos had trlyeled on the same
train and who ereeted him on the plat
form.
my visit to England is purely a So
cial and scientific one. have come
here to lecture before the Royal
Geographical Society on the subject OF
my diseoSscies and adventures IN
BRAZIL. and also tostaest frienls. will
not diecnas pesttics. eithsr @American
English or French"
This was the reply Of Colonel Roose-
welt to . bombardment Of questions
from score OF newspaper men for
whom, he held m informal reception at
Lieuten9nt Colonel Lees London resi-
dence.