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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12
2ofal Beridt.
9tntf4eS eS6iiten-G efeGf4aft.
Worbereitnngen fir bie beporitsbenbs
Ncnmtenmabl.

llnter goriib oes Serrn gsm
9Sitte ino Der Sd)riftfiibruns De-
Serrn Ilbert arueger iano gelterr
abeno in earnings SaIie al oei
f3. unO Wnin StraBe Die regelmd,
Bige YeriaminIung oes obigen ger.
Gins itatt. 9os aus ben 9erren IS.
Suclsmann, Senrp Noeders iino III.
gSiIenbriilf beiteben6e Examinations.
Aomliiftee linterbreitete Die folgell.
De aait0ionteniiiie fir Die geomten.
,uabl, ncId,e in Der nGf)iten Der.
iammIung jiattfifloen miro:
sir gr1iioent: gem. gaitte uilo
2eilrp SEEMING.
,Siir Bi5eprdiiocnt: Ben. ;sIarrtaI
nno Sp. eilermann.
5iir Vrot. Sefret1r: slbert arIe.
ger un6 III. aramig.
sir sSinan5. .Sefretdr: W.id,oe!
0ienfber iiiIo Safob @einarD.
5ilr Sdasnleilter: Senrp aIbere
ilno 5beo. Sonar.
oilr gergniigungsfommlittee: Wm.
0aiiicImarru, Gbas. Serbitreit, ssobn
Wierft, Mug. Sd,roer. csobn aobus,
Sn. GDermann, SEQ. Serrmdnn, So.
iepb 8ueitefelo, slrtou aiirre, 2oiiis
Sd)neioerl
5eit.aommanoant: Sp. Gitbolt.
boIr nno ssobn engeln.
0ereins Sabneiltrdger: Serb.
Roelfer uno g.. @iBmann.
Der. Stnnten syabnentrdger: 8.
ysenneiifer uno Sp. Ruife.
Is unroe beid)ioiien, nit Der ssn.
itollirlng Der neuen geamtcit, oie
am sonntog. ocn %. Mars b. j.,
itattiinocn miro, cine fleine, MIR fir
W'italieoer beitlnlnie 5eitlihteit gu
berbinoen.
BrdiiSeni @itte tbeiIte oen anipe.
ienoen nit, SaB oa3 langidbrigc
Wiitglie0 oenrp Jiieboff geitorben lei
uno ieinem anScnfen su Gbren er.
lloben ilf gllle BON ibreH Sisei.
gbcnio prroe oen SinierbIiebcnen
oos Sterbeselo i'm getrase BON $50
angeiuieien.
9Ils IeIeaat sur 1eutid,en Sag
8eleilif)ait miIr0e Serr Geo. Sausr
iln0 ais Gtellpertreter Serr Gilbert
arueser er1pdblt.
Ter GeIegat gum 3. q. Staotper.
bono berid)tete iibcr Die ieste Ser.
ianlmiuna uno es ipirbe beihloiicn,
IN Der Bdd,iten 9eriamnllinis, nem
Die apitglieber sobIreiher pertreten
iino, cine aollefte iiir oen 9lnti. Vro.
h:bitions.ariegsionos ani5unebmen.
gbenio pliroen Die 9eitgIieoer er.
iudt, iotpobI bem gortrag oe5 Serrn
GorI giet, Der am Sonntas, oen %.
b. ~, in DER Central 3urnbaile ltntt.
iiroet, iciuie Dem Sfautiirnen Der
Ginc. 1nrngemeinoe am 10. War5
in Der giuiifbaae beltmoglid)it bet
sulpobnen. lie 8eriamnlungen 0eS
8ereins muroeu bis auf 4eiteres auf
0en ypeiten Rittlpoh oes Yiondts
i'm bisberisen Sailptquartier ange.
iest.
Ter gSerein bereitet lid aui iein
goIoenes ssubildltm Dor, bas I'M
Sauie oieies sSabres IN sroBartiger
@eiie begangen meroen iou.
Die Ginnabmen betrusen sci
uno bic ausgaben $o4,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12
Die bissp6dliaea Gsmp pboRisteaserte.

An ben n1nlen beiben Symphonic.
fonserien. bic am Qnnmittaa nes 13.
unb am abenb bes IA. sFebrunr inn
Gmtrn Aubitorium itdttfinben, tuirtt
uls Gcliitin bic betnnnte Qienerf1nae.
rim aba Gulp NIT. bic non ibrem
DoriGhriatn Nuftreien bier nod in
beitem Mnbenien fieht. Dds DoIIfidn.
biae proaromm. bas Tr. Runfuolb
fur bic beibsn Ronaerie aui0mmenae.
itelIt BAT. ift ipis folai:
Gpmpbonie 30. A in H.Dur.
Neetbopfr
Qieber nit GrGsiter:
~AbsiniheS ....s Beethoven
.lr1uMe7e. ..s..... Wagner
Eieafrieb abnu Woaner
Qieber NIT alnpitrbeateituna:
-WkH 4 am ldib in garth- purrslI
faithful aohnie@ .... 0sethQpen
-96< Cottage Wloib. z. aItenaljf@
6upsrtiirs ~ .GasuHtalas. 0eltmaE!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12
Giaareffenhan0ler inter Der Stener'
Smpe.

gountns 4uoitor 9usrr 6eaann ae-
fern nit Der unteridhana Der BON 6.
W. 6oaans. sSr., .srbobenen gefhul-
hiaunaen oeaen go peridiebsne 6dno.
Ter in 6dmilion gountn. ipelhe giaa-
reiien pertauft babsn foIlsn. o6ne bic
a.ieslih ppraeihriebene Steuer BON
$15 per sSschr beaahlt su haben. BON
ben 15 geihuloiaten. bic auf asitern
poraeldhen ipnren. befannte iih elmer
i6uIoia. tpGhr.nb bic iibriaen bic Be-
ihulbiauna in 4brsbe isellien. Die
iibriasn 45 Gambler iino duf morasn
poraelaben ipprben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12
@or3eitiser saiionidJlnh.

Serr S. 6ermnn 5bnnmn, Ger
Better oes Srpheiim 5benters, iiebt
iid, 5u Der anfiiioigung peranIoBt.
6aB am SonlItng Nbeno Die Ieste
yoriielinng inter ieiner Seitimg
itnttiinbef iunb bos gnicmbIe anige.
loft miro. GhIefter 1eihditsqnng
uno bic llnIrogIihfeit. 5ngfraftige
Glide ou erlangen iinb Die llrinhen
Oes pcrseitisen soiionihIuiIes. ssm
Grpbenm iitoen BON Gcnttog an
@onoeibiloernoritellunge itntt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12

Sdlen. in benen 5ubor Der Gurus Der
bornebmen unD Der rethen qafaqiere
iih 3eiqte, perDen Die 4rmen aus Dem
Often Guropas in Die neue 6eimatb
gefii6rt.
otdrter ol5 in frii6ereu Sa6ren
rldt ourd feline @ertettunq nit nett
qreifenoen pirtHnaft1iAer s}n,creTIsu
6eute bag 2tu8nonoeruno sprpblem in
Den Mtittelpuntt Der 0efchebni7Ie. Gs
pirD 8undd1it niht pieDer in cen
Sbatteu 3uriidtreten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12
0encpa Gln6.

Bel Der geitrigen geamternpabl
bes 8enepa Clubs ipuroen Die ioIaeil.
ben aonoioaten erpdblt: lrdiioent
ssobu Wtpers; 9i3eprdiioetlt: Gbas.
golano; Sd,asmeiiter Ghas. Jii5er;
Erot. Sefretdr: Soe Meiier; Sinan5-
Sefretdr: R. Rllppred,t; Sergeani
at 2lrms: 6reb Greater: goaro oi
@opernors: VI. 6. srep. Gbns.
9urfe. 8. s. Sf,ou. Ben enslano,
sSranf stelio. 6reo $. Goede, ebas.
8ol3.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12

6sute 4benb finbei inn guiinsb
M.n's Club bic SabresDerfammluns
Der 4Hti 1ubertuloiis aisa itatt. Gs
iino 26 5ruitees 81, ertpdblsn. 4uBer=
bem tperben bic 9samt,n ibre geri6te
eritntien. 9as NominatIonss saoms
mittss beiiebt aus ben 6erren Or. e.
W. Withell. Or. 5erbert u. Droipn
unb prof. Mm. 8. Barter.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12
QaslauotftiIe 9eabriDten.

Cine IruuunQ in Sem b s.
q drmeln bpll3Da nQn elmer ic6ottia
Idjen SAGE Der Br;eIter Sim 2anQ Ii
8retna 9reen an ejuem tairatbs!Di
ttiqen YQar. ods nit Gem yt4Gt3uas
bort dnlonate unO Dem beriibmteu
Irauprieiter nitt 3eit lief, iih p0qi5
an8ut.eioen. Sehr ettiQ hutte es uucb
Der Taaenbdfte 40uiQ Don 5hcttIauo.
Der nit feiner 8raU, bon iSgin0cu
6eftjg Derfolot, CUR G1mjece in 0ret-
uasGreen reItet. I'm Iidl Fort pDn eiuem
TitQsbrahten 8ric'tcr fhneQ trauen
IL laiieu, nobrer0 Der ShmieD nit
Qei6DunQerem 6ommer Die Q2rTDJer
ahpebrt. 7Setir Tafn fat Die G2aRe
pnetiich berherrIicbt. Q8te Der Dtnter
ihiloert, piro Der 0rieftsr Don einem
9fcil aetroTfcn. beoor Die Riu1e Qes
tpetieIt iinb uno bas 2lmeu asiproteH
lit. ia muB BERN Der Ghm;go ouF
oes a0njQs Gefehl bic heiliQe 6anD-
luna becnDen unD er erbGlt oQiGr bd5
Rctt. and iu3utuuTt in ieiRerSanie.
be Buore 3uIammeriprehen 3u blirfen.
Die Saoe entitdno oapurh. bah Inn
1900 Der SrieDeusrihtcr Daniel Gu,
bib 2diua 2ualeih 6ufItmieb par, III
ShottLaro absr Der 6rjeoeusrittet
bag Redt bette, Bdare ohne pelterc
formalitdtcn 5u trduen. 8is!s @nd'
IGnber iutteu baher oas Itottiihe
@rensoorf 8retnu~8rcen duf I'm ftdb
bier trauen 3u laiTen. Sine bcrartiae
@beidlicbunq mar 2nar in Guoldno
ocrboten. Die Gbe IelbTt isoph rcfts
oiiltia. ba lie i'm r4usl1nbe". nah
BEN bort heitehsnoen 0eieBen, Qcihlpi
Ten mar. Grit als 1857 in Gralano
Qeforbert purDe. DaB Die 8rcutleute
orei Wohen lana Dor ber 5raulnQ in
Shottlano qelebt baben miiiIen. ainq
oas reht eintrdgline 5rauQeifdft su.
rid uno Der Srauprteiter hotte nun
l3ett. glrme unb 8eine ausreihenO su
tefleiben.
Der Witdrbeiter. Marics
Iotpbra 9iebt i'm pSournal" Inter
rt6t in Sbeaterbingen uno bebunDelt
IN Ieinsr erIteu Qettipn ben gegrifT
.Ulitarbeiter" yWas tit Elm ntitars
beiter2" fragt er. Sin Mitarbeiter
lit ein 0err. Der INNER bebauptet, odB
er gan8e Stide alieiu aeihrieben ho@
Be-" - .8o3u tit Der Utitarbeiter
gut?" gum pas Stud unter5ubrin-
gen uno n-ei 8srteI Der Gentlemen
ein3uitrsiaen," .Delhe8 limo bic
8ortbeiIe oes 3uIammenarbeiteus q"
,WeRn man 5uiammen urbettet, tann
man i'm Sale zines Dur6falles Die.
9ernntwortung auf Den Utitarbeiter
obp1I5eu." - rWeIhsr Mtitarbeiter
bot oas gr0Bers 5aIent2~ Simmer oer
onoere." - .Wdrum peiien bic Stii4
de, Die bon 8lpei Wldnuern gefariebeH
peroen INNER uneepobnlich piel gfol,
len auf?" rBeil ieoer Der beioen 4u4
loren einen gan5en 5aufen gutter
5reunoinnen unterbringen muB." -
r8oran ertennt man neu oIteren Wtta
arbeiter?" nDarau, oaB er Ger IungitsH
SdauIptelerin ben 0of maht." -
rWelhen Der beioen Wtttarbeiter Iiebt
Der 8irettor am liebten2" ,3en, pela
der It'd am ielteniten iehen laBt" -
rWie tann man 3tpei Wlttaroeiter, bic
fid miteinanber perfeinost babeu, ipies
Der miteindnber neriD6nen?" ssSnbem
man 4. allies 8D1e, bas man iiber y.
ipriht, er5d6lt unb .. alte ejemeius
beiten, bic man t. nahiaet, berihtet."
- .Wann ipiro Elm mitarbeiter eez
fdbrIib?" ,Wenn er perIpri.tt, reht
piel 5reunoe in bic 6eneralprobe mits
aubriHgsn. -"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12
unfdue.

2ln Der 5. uno gulpert Gtrabe
fiel qeiiern 4beno Der 45 Sabre aite
autiher William Suttner bon go.
315 BART Strabe BON ieinem Magsn
,unb 5og iid cine 0ertegune an per
Sdulter su., bic feline lleberfiibruHs
nah benz itdbtiihen arantenhaaie
notbtpenbig mohte.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12

fon, gropflpn, q. o., 1ireftoren.
Ter geapaltumgsratb erflGrte cine
Gipioeiloe bon nenn Gro3cnt lnb err
naniltc cinen ansidnb, Der iib Inn
Gin pnilenoes ebcbdiioc fir cin eige-
nes Sauptquarticr III bIciiger Stoot
an.iefen ioa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12
Epfer bes UIatteiies.

Muf benz 6eimtpeae nad ieiner 80.
772 Mtit 6. S.raBe aelsaenen hob.
riina ftiirate aeitern absnD Der 60
.Nahre aIit Mrbeitsr sSoieph WeGoin
auf elmer UlatteisflGhe Dor benz
bouie 30. 7O5 Wefi 5. @trdBe nieber
unb brad ben linten TuBinDh<l. Der
Oerltbte irurbe benz f6btilGkn 0ron.
teutoufe einaalieisrt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-02-12
9ridt Die SeGefn, wef6e
MANNER 6inoen.
Sonnocrtc fcnncu fs hier.

,licibcn 2ic lid5 los bnu ieHer Grngi
belt oner Geiheit fpelohce Ste fifr ge5
i6dtte Ooet Bcrgrigeu uufnbtg lHnlbt
, Slc T0nuen ilb ntc1t bon INN qduS pes
Sebens erlrenen. neru Dasieibc an cine
Bnroe aeiaTelt III, ingt Elm bertbmtef
ar5t In ctHem @nrethcH aH etnen pro .
ntTlenteH (3eihattsHaHH in blcH12r
@tnot. 6reden Gle Die fSeiicLu, lueld1e .
Ste bin0cu GdbiittelH Gle otelelheH
ab 8eqinnen Gle ciH uenes Geben beu
te TEST Heanlireu gle bic ztunoeu +.
ne5 EdJiufc5 5&0hieu Gle ioIGinlft9
s5brc 8abruHq 2eleH Sic dliinterfi1m .
iHiptrirenae 3eitnn9en oner 9fid]fr. SGl'
fen Sie oa5 udr5itchpubr NeSept rlehrcTc
2Soden oher sgTDH0tc lana rcaClmdBlg
gebrnnd5eu mn Gue fptc}c Shulptnne
tUlc nieie lperoer ncrl1miuoen Lriihe,
CtH4eluntcHe IuQeu. iullc sSube. hhdeHa
tdmet5en aepiid1mer6eu. 5hlatLpliQfeu,
liagettett (ooer 5ettleIbtqlelD. .Sdods
, DE i'm Hlidqrdi, Sudeu, SledeH nor 0eH
Nuaeu 1cbmer5en i'm SinieripCi 3its
tern, ptnfdaiqfeit, 9ieoereeicblugeubcit,
, Sjcn-hIntBidpd1be. 9tpDetiiberiu't .cblafs
, te .Edt5fetH, ruH3eltge 6att. 8erltopluHg,
9NereHleIoen uup eiHe GIaemeIHe tlHrlts
be mo llntdbi9fett iDld5tiqe BfiohtPf
81 bcrrtobten, rpenH ite perrId)teL neroeH
ioqieu
Sum 8eiier 5cner, fpeI6e ibre zone
ltt0Beu0e @jeluu0hett DteoereTdugeH
iroHcn nno Gtle otc GIudieIigfeit bic
6antt oer6uHoeu. miro oas iolgcuSe
S1usHIitcl geqcbeu @s eRthdlt ieiHe
2pldte Doer 8eDohnhe1ts biloGnoe 2ros
glcn iracuomeId5er @rt W}iibeu Gle
hasfeIbe 5u Sane uno Iiemaro MIRO
. bon Jbrem Gei0cu et!udS erfqhren
Glc gebanniUnG if etuiaCh oriiroicb
, uno fprretl, A5erDorrugeuoe 9Ipptbcfcr
licferg- bic 6ultpFs&tuftureu Srtrufte
, uHo @fcn5eu in gSlaiben ben eircr TN
Be. iertia 5ugn UiiibeH Gniicn Gle fid
oret un3cH Surltp lSdriapuriuu GuUs
pCunb usbcH. nyiidheu Gle es mt einer
. un5e COMPOUND Stub 9aIlniUort mo
, la'ler Eie 6 6mrt Stuu6eu ftehcn iii
/. geu Ste cine llH5e Tiucturc Guh0ulcuc
GoHlpDuHn 6iH8u (ietr GarbQm1ml
! EhiittCiu Gle cs out uub ncbnrn Ste
! eiHeH IBeCI6ifel Oou naeh irnrr .gtobl-
5eit mo nnr Gem GdlaienqcbcH
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-25
BUNNELL ON
 NORTHWESTERN
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE COM ING TO VISIT SEWARD IN IN
 TERESTS OF HIS CAMPAIGN

Charles Bunnell, the democratic candidate for congress, will arrive on the steamship Northwestern in Sew ard and will address the people of this city on the questions connected with the election.
 George Phelps has been notified by Mir. Bunnell himself of his coming and the democrats of the city will make preparations for his reception. The likelihood is that he will speak in a hall although so many are expected to attend the meeting that it is doubtful if any hall in Seward will hold them all.
 From Seward he will proceed to the interior and Nome and as more than two months intervene between the present time and the time of the elec- ton he will have an opportunity of making an extended tour.
 Delegate Wickersham will probably arrive in week or two so that we shall soon be in the political swim once more.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-25
ARMY OF GENERAL UOFFRE REPORTED DESTROYED
NANJTR FALLS AND CAUSES
 GREAT DISASTER OF WAR
GERMANY VICTORIOUS

LONDON. Aug 25.-Today is sad one for the allied forces battling against Germany for it must be admitted that the German army has driven back the allies all along the line The Saddes blow Of all has been administered to France and Britain at Namur where the city ana e o b Qualifications have fallen before the terrific onslaught of the kaiSer'S troops
 The fall of the city and some of the Notifications caused not the slightest delay in the operations Oi the Ger mans and they are now bombardng the other fOrlhca ons which are held by the French and it cannot be demed that they will soon be n he hands of the invaders ana Germany will walk over the country unhndered. The Notifications of Namur were expected to hold out at eaS f ontb and if was even thought that they could hold Ou for several months but since war began dld troops fight with such tremendous skill and deternaon and the defeat which expected to come for many weeks has come in few days. The fall oi all the O'ner rot;GcatonS is imminent and the allies cannot stop the invaders.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-25
U. s. LEASING
 WATER POWER
GOVERNMENT STARTING TO LET PRIVATE CAPITAL USE
 ITS LANDS

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24.-The house passed today the administration bill which provides for the leasing by the government of water power sites that are located on public lands to pri- vate capital. This system is an in, novation and is regarded as a fore runner of a system of leasing public coal lands to private parties as well as other lands which contain valuable deposits of various kinds.
 During the last few days the trend of legislation has been amazingly in the direction of government owner ship, or, at least, government control of public necessities. The passing of the bill for war insurance of Ameri- can ships was the first step and the proposal of President Wilson to buy foreign ships for the carrying on of United States commerce comes almost simultaneously with the bill passed today. It now appears to be evident that the present administration will go down to history as the one which really marked the beginning of the system of control of public utilities and public lands.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-25
FRENCH,HERRON
 DRILL WORKING
DIGGING IN THE FLATS NEAR SALT WATER ON SIX
 MILE RIVER

No time has been lost by Major French and Charles F.. Heron in get ting their drill to work and the ma chine is now digging constantly on the flats on Six Mile river about half mile from salt water near Turna- gain Arm. Harry Hoben who has re- turned from that district says that Major French has built some fine roads to enable them to perform their work in a proper manner and the dis trict is sure to receive a splendid test ing. The ground where they are drilling is at least thirty feet deep. At least it is known to be that depth, anyway, but it may be more. The up per parts of the river look so promis- ing that tke existence of gold in the lower part is almost a certainty.
 Mr. Hoben also says that the mine owners around Knik are in glorious spirits owing to the splendid showing made on all the properties over there. The Alaska Free Gold, the Ready Bull lion and Martins mines are turning out gold in most pleasant amounts and the Independence is looking up fine. Everyone over there is tickled to death, says Mir. Hoben.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-25
SEWARD ROAD
 TO BE FIXED
GANG WILL BE PUT TO WORK BETWEEN CITY AND MILE
 TWELVE PRETTY SOON

Anton Eide, superintendent of the Alaska road commission, will come to Seward on the next trip of the Evans and will proceed at once to make inn provements on the road between the city of Seward and Mile 12. The work around Knik and the neighbor- hood is about concluded. The amount of work to be done here is not known definitely nor can anyone tell how much of the money appropriated for the peninsula will be put into road inn provemcnts in this immediate section. The appropriations are made for the whole district and Mir. Eide is en- trusted with the task of using this money wherever he considers it to be needed most.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-25
CATTARO FORTIFICATIONS DESTROYED

ANTIVARI Aug 25.-The Qualifications of Cattaro the Austrian sea port near Montenegro, have been petely destroyed by the shells from the allied fleets and the Austrian commander of the garrison said to be par Ieying for terms The allied fleet is made up of British and French warships which striving to reduce the place to submission before the arrival of the Austrian fleet which is reported to be sailing south from POla Should this Austrian naval force meet the allied ships tremendous naval engagement may be expected the force on each side is composed of scores of fighting ses some of which are of the most modern build. The complete fall of Cattaro however is looked for today
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-25
COLONEL SWANITZ
 GONE TO ALAMEDt

Colonel Swanitz, chief engineer and general manager of the Alaska Northern railroad, is now in Alameda, Cal, but does not know whether he will return ot Seward this year or not.
 Herbert Tozier saw him last in Seattle when the Evans pulled out on her last trip north and he was then preparing to leave for Alameda.
 Mir. Tozier, among other things, says that people are lucky to be in Alaska at the present time because of the way things are upset by the war outside.
 Another fact of some interest told " Mir. Tozier is that the weather in Seattle for 42 days has been absolute ly dry, but foggy.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-25
HOPE IN THE RUSSIANS

The Russians however, continue to advance m east Prussia and the allies hope that the Germans Will De compelled to take some of their troops from Belgium to go o meet the Russian invaders the German forces on the Russian border too weak to cope with the forces
 bp Grand Duke Nicholas As far as can be learned the Russians continue pour troops the German border in the east and the German residents the Polish iron tier are leaving their homes in fear of the troops whom hev regard as almost SavageS Evidently Germany did not consider necessary hold large force on the east frontier and this makes it all the likely that some O
 her armies will be detached from the western forces soon as possible weakening the armies facing the aes
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-25
ACQUITTED OF
 KILLING MINERS
GUARDSMEN FOUND NOT GULL TY OF CHARGE ARISING FROM
 LUDLOW BATTLE

DENVER. Aug. 25.-Twenty-twO manufacturers and men of the Colo rado national guard were acquitted here today of the charges arising from the shooting of miners in the battle at Ludlow. The shooting oc- cured during a strike of the coal miners and the unions agitated the fact so strenuously that the govern mcnt had the guardSmcn and the oth- CTS arrested. The trial has been go- ing on for several days and created a tremendous amount of interest. Every one of the defendants was acquitted.
The Seward gateway., 1914-08-25
CAPTURE TEN THOUSAND FRENCH

In the rou of Jofres army the Germans captured ten thousand French troops who threw down their when they found that further resistance useless. In add
 ton to this the Germans also captured numerous ensgnS and one hundred and fifty guns at LunevIe The crown prince's army chased the French beyond LOngwy The French troops tried to their retreat in the best possible but the troops under the command of the prince inflicted frghtfu losses them as they fled The Duke of WurembergS army has crossed Belgium and crushed the French advance completely taking large number of prisoners including several generals and capturing many guns and ensgnS He has already crossed the river Se mOS and is marching still to the westward.
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SENATE COMMITTEE
 REPORTS FAVORABLl
McReynoids and Gregory Are Sure oi
 Jobs Without Any Opposition

WASHINGTON, Aug. 24-The sen ate committee has reported favorably on the appiontment of McReynoldS to the United States supreme court, and on the appointment of Gregory to the attorney generalShip of the United States. The only murmur heard at all comes from those who believe that the president favorS unduly the south in making appointments, Gregory is Texan.
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FRENCH ARMY DESTROYED

The French army commanded by General JOfre, the commander in chief of all the French forces has been smashed completely and is fleeing, dlsOrganized It has been made clear that the French and the German armies faced each other few days ago and in spite of contradictory reports sent out the Germans defeated the French decSivey and compelled them to flee in disorder The splendid egiOnS under the immediate command of JOre were expected to stop the victorious advance of the troops of this nation but they failed than the French armies of 1870.
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BELGIANS LOST 64,OOO

THE HAGUE, Aug. 25-The total losses by the Bel. gans in the fighting against the Germans are estimated at nearly one hundred thousand men, dead wounded and captured Fourteen thousand Belgans were killed out right, about fifty thousand were wounded and great number taken prisoners The main Belgian army reported to be cOoped up in Antwerp where tremendous loss of life will occur if the Germans decide to lay siege to it. Molines or Mechn, the city which the Germans attacking now is one of the most beautiful of the old cities of Belgium and is noted for its splendid buildings and works of art. It is practically not fortified and will fall.
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JAPAN BEGINS CAREFULLY

TOXIC, Aug. 25.-The Japanese commanders con- ductng the assault Kiauchau with the greatest deber aion as they are desrOus of avoiding needless sacrifice O
 e The Germans have refused to recognize the demands of the Japanese and said to be preparing to hold out long possible This country believes that the defense cannot be very prolonged but reckless attacks might result in very heavy losses the German forts said tO be powerful and well manned
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LORRAINERS CALLED TRAITORS

PARIS, Aug 25-That the people of Lorraine have become traitors the French is accepted fact all over France When the French army invaded LOT. rane the other day the people of that province hailed them as friends and savors and then betrayed them to the Germans Letters received from the soldiers and others on the Lorraine border state that the people of the pro- vince gave every possible assistance to the Germans dur ing the fighting.
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CITY COUNCIL HAS
 A BRIEF MEETING
Gave More Time to Intending Con- tractors to Present Their Bids
 For SchOOlhOuSe

AS the blueprints had not been ready the city council at it's meeting last night allowed the intending con tractors more time to present their bids for the construction of the school house.
 The sum of $500 was also advanced to Contractor Desjardins who is build ing the sewer and the meeting ad- journed subject to the call of the school committee.