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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-06
Storage for Rags.

Smooth all clean paper bags neat
ly In their original folds. Sort them
into three sizes-large. medium and
small. Thrust each lot into strong
paper bag large enough to contain
quite number. then place these
storage bags with their contents. bag
mouth outward. flat upon the pantry
shelf. Now. when nice clean bag
Is wanted one Of the required size
may be drawn out instantly without
precipitating that fall OF many which
always follows when paper bags are
laid in loose heap says the Los An
Ieles Express. Each day put clean
paper bags into their proper recep.
tacles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-06
YOUR HAIR NEEDS
PARISiAN SAGE
1T QUICKLY REMOVES DANDRuFT

Just because your hair is full OF
dandruff. thin, streaky. dull and never
viii do up to look pretty. do not de-
spair. Beautiful hair. thick. fluffy.
lustrous and absolutely free from
dandruff Is only matter of care.
Partisan Sage frequently applied
will work wonders. Just one applica-
tion stops itching head. removes dan
druft and all excessive oil. II goes
right to the hair roots and furnishes
the norishment needed--the hair be-
comes soft. fluffy. abundant and ra-
dian, with life.
Partisan Sage not only saves the
hair but stimulates II to grow long
and heavy. Get 80 cent bottle from
Tallman & Co. at once. There is no
other "Just-as good"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-06
Home Hints and Recipes
Flavor Changed.

Have you ever tried flavoring oys-
ter soup with pimento? 1t is new
and delicious. Americans are accused
of wonderful sameness In their lik-
Ing for flavoring. change OF sea-
soning will often mean new dish.
says the New Haven Journal Courier.
Nutmeg may be used on spinach, cor
lander seed on beets. parmesan cheese
on cauliflower and cloves In ordinary
vegetable soup Curry is likable in
the dish of Brussels sprouts.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-06

didn't know it" was the last words OF
the boy. Then said the evangelist
"It is the duty of the sinner to get
right with God here and to accept His
spirit and His message now"
Twenty seven came forward. 1t
was in speaking of this governor OF
Pennsylvania that DR.. Bulgin digress-
ed to pay a splendid encomium to
Governor West.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-06
For Soft Pillows.

For a good substitute for feathers
to stuff soft pillows use one part cot
ton and one part newspapers which
have been cut in long strips about a
half inch wide. This makes cheap
stuffing for sofa pillows. have made
several and they are very satisfactory
Los Angeles Express
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-06

ONLY ONE "BROolO QUININE."
That is LAXATIVE BROMO QUIN-
me. Look for the signature Of e.
W. GROVE. Cures q Cold in One
Day. Cures Grip in Two Days. Csc.
ADV.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-06
Woman ins ssa Varied Interests
Social and Club News Personals, Fashions Home Hints
and Other Items Of Interest to the World Feminine.
SOCTGCy

Mrs. Eliza T. Wade was hostess yes
terday afternoon to the members Of
the Thursday Afternoon Club and a
street. The rooms were prettily dec
Grated In carnations of pink AMI
white, the club colors. wales" was
the subject for Discussion during the
day and very enjoyable subject 1t
proved Mrs. A. j. Owen discussed
the geography and early history OF
Wales and Mrs. Mary J. Lane follow
ed with a paper on king Arthur ani
the Round Table" Castles Of Wales"
was the subject discussed by Mrs.
Adolph Schaefer, while Mrs. G. Irv-
ing La Dow spoke on Wales of the
present day. "The Language. Liter
ature and Music OF Wales was the
title of Mrs. Roy T. Bishops paper.
During the afternoon. Mrs. John r.
Dickson sang the Welsh national an
them and several other Welsh songs.
An announcement was received here
this morning of the marriage Of Miss
Florence NJ. Garner and Edmund I.
Davis. both of Hermiston. at Van
couver, Washington. on Monday.
March second. the nuptials being cele-
brated in st. Luke's Episcopal church
by Rev. Ellsworth B. Collier. Both
the bride and bridegroom are we'll
known in this city Mr.. Davis. who
is the son of Mrs. Laura B. Davis, is
N. ,y,,tr ntx Dt, nd hac
been working in the government SER
vice and Independently on the pro-
ject for number OF years His
bride is very popular young lady Of
that town.
Mrs. ]. ]. Roulstone and daughter,
Miss Nettie. returned yesterday from
a four months stay in California.
While away they toured large part
OF the state with their Franklin Six
which is being shipped home. The
Roulstone car holds the record for
the trip from walla walla to The
Dalles. being driven last fall from
this city to the oregon town by Ralph
Tuttle In eight hours with party of
four.--Walla Walla Union.
Mrs. Charles Hamilton arrived
home last evening after an absence OF
several months. Mr.. Hamilton re-
turned about a week ago. They Wis
tied during the winter In a number
Of the middle western states and re-
turned over the Canadian Pacific To
Portland by way OF Victoria. Mrs
Hamilton has spent the last month In
Portland.
Miss Willie Milne left for Portland
on the morning train to be present al
the banquet given by the Alumni AS
ISOLATION OF the Washington State
College. She will spend few days
visiting her brother ana friends.
Miss Helen Gregg Of Boise. neict
OF Mrs Clinton f. Roosevelt, arrived
yesterday from walla Walla where
she has been visiting for several
weeks and will visit short time be.
fore returning to her home,
Mrs. Lawrence G. Frazier and baby
daughter Jean. will leave Sunday
for Portland on a visit with friends.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-06

display of PURE FOODS the
ment you enter ours store-sEEING BELIEVING
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1914-03-06

Mrs. Lawrence G. Frazier and baby
daughter Jean. will leave Sunday
for Portland on visit with friends.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-12-03
Z. Home Circle
Column
\ HAPPY HOME.

As a reader Of Jour N9Nnr Il
believe your Home Circle I'"paNt'
mcnt has made many e. orr
homes more happy, have tn,t'
ed for five or six years what i.
would take t. make ii pleasant
and happy home, and tl@rci5 NO.
thing that e1c~ls shruunpi>, en-.
crgy, and intelligence. 1'attir :,
mother, and chjIdor2u shnD ii
always 90 or study something f."
comfort or please thnT Other
members OF Tho family, There i
a large family Of Us. and ii! sccin
10 have a kind and loving diSppS'.
ton. When olo 81 .un Family
zoe, off on a VISIT sad comes
back, all meet that one with ',,@*
es The happjeSt hours ! ~ytr
spent wercat home, s,tt'..""t t''
table or tirc&i0o, father end
mother giving u y ,od lectures.
teaching US wight from wrong.
telling US how 70 live. ~ AI"h'
friooIS aud fvnrN3G0N nGuIO
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u.unjughuvk, nation sHa.i act
lift ~ y sword against nation
rvifAer auu!l they learn War any
mora.
BIT they shall sit every lo9n
GnGnr his zine and ur34r bis liz
tree: and none shall MAKE 'urm
afraid: for the mouth Of he IHrd
OF hosts hath spoken it "
Micah @-1-+
This will give our readers to
know shat We arc Dow struggling
tsHarQ the great ana not1b,e lay
OF the Lord, when Gods pcoNlo
will % gathered together. We
viii say more on this next week.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-12-03

tort to dn OF say sometL;ae con
snling to The family, I have often
heard il said where tL-lc gas q
VIII thcre would l"a Tl7, and
without will tha way is Gim. We
must have y GOO! will, and the
vay is ODen wide for lis.
,lnst lew wur0S Ia rr!%r1 to
the girls. Let the'n be honest
and truthful, aid theme 1heiE
neighbors wiz ne always essd &c
see them cc-...c. y -lrl Shoul@
always kae, l.er home nica aa%
clean especially her dm..-r roov7
and learn how to cook ans: lo.Cr
wait for mother &c 60 in fI~:J g
her. When Il young man starts
out to get himself q wife :!
wants to know that he is gettl-.
Mise smart houselteoDer. a nice
neat hou>ehacper carries tn" daJ
everywhere, A SUHSCR BIER.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-12-03

more do we NAtt to make YAM
fe>t the revu'.tiOh IL s',r.'y "a ~
tl,n 1Nleo 'irst M els. THIS -,
Tie. day sru,;pn OF in pr.l;n" y
IN this manner.
THE great day Of Tho Lord is
near, it is near. and haStoth
greatly, even the voice of thr day
ofthe Lord: the mighty man
Shall cry there utterly.
That day is > day o. wrath, al
day Of trouble and distress, Il,
day OF wastoncss and desolation,
a day Of darkness and g!o0mi'
ness, a day of clouds and thick
darkness.
A day Of the trumpet and q.
ia,ln against the fenced cities,
and aeains: the high towers.
And will bring distress upon
men, that they shall walk like
blind men, because they have
sinned against the Lord and
their blood Shall be poured out
as dust, and their nAsh as the
dung
f'eilher their silver nor their
gold shall be able to deliver them
in the day Of the Lords wrath;
but the Whole land shall be dn
vourod by the tire of his jealousy:
for he shall make even a speedy
radiance Of all them that dwell
j in the land. " (Zeph. LII to -
, Now we see a good portion Ct
this prophesy Fulfilled and be-
fore the close of this war all will
oe fulfilled.
! Looking az it we're at the fruit
of the pouring out of the first
three yiles Of. the seven angels
the fruit of the pouring out ct
the viles Of the next three ras to
be made manifesto in some man
ntr. We shall not take up but
ona,of those last three, and that
IS the sixth one or in other words
we shall take up the three IN
clean spirits like frogs that cam(
out of the mouth Of the dragon
and out Of :he mouth of the falst
,, prophet, Please read.
and | saw three unclea,
spirts, like frogs come out OF tn
!, rrouth OF the drag N and out O
mouth OF the beast and out o
the mouth of the false prhphet,
For they axe the spirits O
devils working miracles \ hic
60 forth unto the KINGS of =,
earth and Of the whole harlG J.
:. gather them 10 the battle {
\ that great day Of God Almight!
! Rav, 16-l3-l4)
c They are spirits Of devils an
they work miracles. They &
q their mission work by going
c the kings OF the fartn and tf
. whole world here is where the
= do their miracles, thru the kine
Ii and those that have the rulir
power. They slaughter mcn.E
" the thousands WHICH when "
~ took at il from Il stand polnt
" right &c must say that II Is
IL wonderful miracle to have ii
poor class Of people so hoodwin
=" cd, that they will 90 ont into tt
/" battle field, not knowing VIII
\ for. and shoot down and Kill! ea'
other just like shooting She
~ killing dogs. WonderfuIis it nc
., This great day of God Almigh
" is spoken Of in pfophesy IN y
=" manner. 49,
a., Alas for the; day: for the d
o ou of the Lore is at hand, and DIS
NJ, destruction from Ae AfnisF
In shall it come, l}oel 49,
, Also. ":."1.
III Blow We the trumpet in 4
arc and sound an a1arp in my b
T., mountain: let all the inhabita
b,e of the land tremble: for the.
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T 70 Question
No. g
IIS1lI ll'

Text.
And he gathered tn IN togeth |
er into q place called in the
Hebrew tongue Ay.uagnddon."
4Rev 1i-lU.)
We have before us subject
for much thought. And one that
we have hesitated to speak on.
As there is many things, that is
to be developed which comes in
connection with opr Text inorder
to make men see and understand
the Bible truths, as they are
intended TO come upon this
world. There is many mon who
refer us tothe present European
war as the battle Of Armagcd-
don. The FIRST point that We
shall consider in connection with
this, question is, the seven angels
that has the seven last plaques.
which they arc to pour out the
wrath OF Coo On the" earth,
Please read.
And | saw another sign Ill
heaven great. and marvellous
seven angels having the seven
last plaques: for in them is filed
ND the wrath Of Cod thev.
1J-1.)
After we have this fact before
US. we Their shall read the com.
nand given them, Please read.
And heard a great voice
out Of tue templc saying to the
seven angels Go sour ways and
pour ont the Wills of thu wrath #
God upon the eat tn. ".Rev. lo-D
Here God commands them to
peur out the vites OF his wrath
u3on the earth Has this WORK
been done by those seven angels:
And if so when? Ard we will
have to say. for ouv part We have
never found in tbe history OF
man, or men, when such clrcGm
stances occurred. Unless lbe
three first arge.s have poured
out their yiles over in Europe at
the beginning Of this great war
Over there where tie wal
is now going On. And thl'
we must believe 10 be true
For circumstances Occurring owe
there, 90 to prove it, and lnorde
to give our readers the lul
benefit of the TRUTH we sinai
quote them the word. Peas
read.
And the first went 4nd pUnre
out lis vial upon the earth; an
" there fell anoisome and grieVov
sore upon the men which had til
mark of the beast and upon thcl
which worshippc4 his image.
AnG the sccurd Angel pouft
out his vial upon thG sea- and
became as the OjoGu Of dea
man and every ilying soul died
the sea.
And The third algcl pour'
out his vial upon the river al
fountains of waters and they b
came blood.
Aud | heard the angel CT Il
waters say. Thou art riGhteou
.OLord Which art and vast az
shalt BE- because thou hast Jud
cd thus.
For they l,ave She'd the bio
of saints and prophets and tn
hast given Chem blood to drl
for they arc worthy
And [ heard another out cl |
alter say Even 50 Lord God "
mighty true and righteous
thy Judgments" Q'ev. IT,
There has been a tern
seorge over there, In both arm
and it is true that the rlv
there has become as the blood
dead men, for the dead men
them we're so great that the I
of tho armies made OF those d
men bridges 10 so over on "
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,oi.to.' -,nI re ouy =" . >ai'or
j.. .E-u -u..H }y>">s'. + .~, ,s.''
...ul1a>. Tire
.,,.Al,t everybody -. .'''
I.,y r vas >nc4a iimp l~ >n..Tc
is Uvsr in IN rrN~ at ,h.> present.
time and we are c@ntijont that
th6rc never viii be again So by
ibis we CON readily heievc that
we are III the last days, especially
when we read again
"A las. for that day is great, ST
that noEe is like it: il IS even the
time Of Jacobs trouble; put he
shai, be saved out of it,
For it shall come to pass IN
that Gay, saith the Lore oi hosts,
that | will break his yoke from
of thy neck. and will burst thy
bonds, and strangers shall no
more serve themselves of him;
But they shall serve the Lord
their God, and David their king,
whom Twill raise up unto them.
der. 1N-7-S-9.
From this we must learn that
we are in the last days and ia the
time of Jacobs tronble turning
back To our Text we shall repeat
those three unclean spirits like
frogs are the spirits of devils
going to the kings of the earth
doing miracles, The greatest
miracles TO as as we have said is 3,
that poor men by tie thousands
will hear the voice Of those evil
nirits thru the mouth of these
kings. and march out into The
battle field and shoot one another
down ard do not know what Tor.
For this reason we row come t"
the main point in question and
that is The battle OF All.aEcIdoR,
And tho first thing that we shall
say is that there never has beer
such a battle, nor there never viii
be. as far as prophesy consern
ed The baltic spoke Of Is tho
. battle OF the great and notable
day of the Lord, as we have
, already proven above and VIC
snail refer you to the Il verse OF
lev. Is Oh. again following thl:
> great hattle, and at the end o
+ it (Which may be several year:
f ofl comes then We hear. Coz
says.
{ Behold | come as a thief bless
, ed is he that watchctn an,
. kteprlh his garments lest Ii
.. T4j'l >4H4.4 la4 e&H& >'4 hi
+ sIiau1n.
And lie Calls 4u ter, 49,, j.
or into a l,o.>@ c-'.t! u u
= Hebrew tongue A},e& '@"Uu
q Rev. l6 i To Is
~ When the fuIness Of time
- comes, then Christ VIII gathe
together all things ii one, An
> gather them into a place Gale
- in the Hebrew tongue ArmagH(
- don. This il, not to 90 BATH
y those gathered arc the blesso
of the Lord, and inordar t. l.
the. reader .i1now what !2r
" place this is. The great educa
~ ed men say d bill of fru;5 or ii
4, mountaip of Armasldb. 4But W
~ quote you The following. to lc
~ you know just what kind Of
:" place tits, Please read.
~ "Rut in the last DAYS il ~ht
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1914-12-03

lDnItt am =
ABOVE ice n On
flow unto 10
And soan1 n4ii T. - G,
and Say came a"'; +" e."
the muun4a,n 3t l., . al
the house OF the & d ! j COP;
and be Will 1cach us vi US Nays
and we will walk in his pairs for
the la y shall 90 f'r,h Of L''>
and the ,wo,n f. Ln ! j>@'n
Jerusalem.
And ne shaii judge Amen
many people and rebuk run"
nations altar If and tine 80
! beat their swords into plonG"
shares and their spears INTO
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-29
FIRST PRIZE At
LAKE MOHONK IS
WON BY TEXAN

ut HoHtrts louRnAL grtctst tfsarp alsFl
MuhOuk Lake. 81 w. NUl -A Five
.oieec undergraduates tire survivors
of preliminary contests n the five Sec
uods of hc country engaged in an
onuro contest today rur prizes Of
fcrcd u tno intercollegiate peace ass
sotiauou The first prize. 500, was
Won 10, d. D. Lyonsl of the University
ot Texas. representing the southern
group
Second prize. $40 went b. Louis
Brodlo 81 the University OF Pittsburgh,
the Noh Atlantic group third prize,
500. Go Ralph n. Lucas of Knox COLI
lege 3d. The central group fourth
prIze $780, 10 Victor Moras of the
University ut oregon, the Pacific coast
group ul lfth prize. $40, 10 Harold
iiusJc oi ottawa university. Kan, the
western sroup
Deal Wlth Peace Problems.
AN lhc Watinus dealt with the peace
piohltua fhe winners subject was
Education for Peace Each contest
nm tntaN uu1 had Won .CssNelN
Three contests college state and
slaW uJ their uratiuus had been
JUDGED the best of more than $50 rep
ttseutue twenty three states and l20
colleges uud universities.
THE Lake Nohonk conference ON I'm
ta@tIonJl arbitration TODAY devoted
itself u tht discussion of practical
methods
Sin Gywge pasch editor of The
lmdm ~nasU and pr john Bates
et#tt professor of polItieHt economy
10 Columbia university presented "a
iu.ut paper read 10y pr Cluk m
which .He, proposed standing come
Wttc. uf the powers to handle dis
uWe. between nations
fhr uI.ed the question whether
conferences nf foreign ministers nr
iNHI representatives. COULD hc made
ID rw 90 rho rygulW procedure ol
AtsDnmrnts
Nations intcrdcpcndcnt
INr need for ibis they suid "cN-
ISIS Independently 81 warfare The MAJ
items HVr become neutrality-suspicious.
whore formerly the, sought Co be-
Hutaiued. both politically and
economically They live hY serving
e8eh ether
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-29
laughter Broke Heart of Mani
Who Really Invented Heavi-
er-than-air Apparatus Which
Was Sneered att
HAD EVERY PRINCIPLE
OF MODERN TYPE
Expert Aviator Repairs "OId
Junk" and Readily Dem
ooStrates rs Efficiency by.
Practical Test

IeI,nI,-, = ~ w.
~ ~ "IA nc lh'ol3
ci,i,,, ,'' i'.p'"l L"hs i'9, VINO pro-
th ,,''',u J." 'il' "WId ht hdd solved
49, ~ ,'''Hl 81 l"' IF terai years
'''' ".l' ltI lH'H-'W machines had
7"', 'eHilIIt h9N'E1ici, was VIM
r',.' al hinohospurl today when
',i,n W llss, lhr aY.ltor, went alolt
~ r., lahNIeS ioilN'
80 Nr 'Iuue llAihg mac nine. which
i ieil i,l'' tne f"ioinac river when br
| ilEI'S, rus inventor attempted To fly
~ II ana which later was consigned 10
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-29

orange IS o. Nay as Miss Lillian
a. tNde of -oWhshorc g.. d, and Nli
D,urHmH 81 Bishop of lrgohmvn
oun4 ullI meet tomorrow at uut,-
Ist l9f thv metropolitan golf cham
p1nshp ttlo aud trophy To-day Miss
lltde defeated Mis-. ~ Futh of
New York Dos W and 3
Io play aud Miss Bishop defeated Nr-
M II fmWnc ef DmVoud3 Sow
Nurk ht Go a
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-29

Officials generally admit that the
basis Of the plan Of mediation is for
the establishment of a government on
iunta 90 DE composed of "a provisional
president and four cabinet ministers
who would be neutral in SO far as po-
ltical affiliations are concerned To
this provisional government Huerta' $
power would be transferred pending
an election
That the basic plan has been COM
municatcd to the consututonalist chief
General Carranza, and his advisers
WAS admitted here tonight Although
Carranza and his adherents still are
not party To the mediation, ii was
pointed ont that after the mediators
had determined upon the disposition
of the Mexico City government. devel-
opmcuts might arise which would in-
volve negotiations with the constitu-
tDu1list forces
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-29
senate Takes Notice.

I'm the senate The LANDING of Ger
MAN implararts "a v,r I'D prcrta
Nexicn 'y4s M. .liioct ~ .bor, de-
batr
81 d,. r.t ......, T.. ...,.ti.... 49,. IA
rul1istr.l..r IN. ...,,,.., FL. ,,.,,. W.,
shouId st., te. l.,i.", 80
Yer, Crrg ana no, st,5. a.. i'nli,,.
al pu,rt.. 49,. $50. ,',. ,,,i'',9
tn declared a-rt,. .,r5 ',,t3 No., ti,o
eamc ,,b.tr.r isndai II Van. WIN. ~,
paarta Nf.,... "@
Sapat,,. ado. r.,it.f .a,.+. .t.. .,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-29
InndIng Of ammunition.

Some suggestions were said To have
come from the constitutonalist chief
which were regarded as encouraging :.
rather than discoumging 90 the gem
eral mediation problem
The reported landing Of ammuni-
ton for lluerta from the German
steamers Npiranga and Bavaria AT Pu-
erto Mexico was the uppermust sub
iect Of discussion In official quarters
we did not expect the arms 20 be
landed said Mr. Bryan He referred
TO an understanding said to have been
had with officials of the Hamburg
American line that the arms on the
Bavaria and Npianga would Doe re-
turned To the consigners on foreign
shores.
Secretary Bryan recalled that the
American consul general at Havana
had reported the Hamburg American
agents Instructions to the captain of
the kronprinzessin Cecelie 10 refrain
from discharging his cargo which was
consigned 10 lIucrta through Puerto
Mexico several weeks ago. Similar
instructions Mr. Bryan said. were UNI
derstood t1 have been forwarded 90
the captains ot the Bavaria and Api-
ranga.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-29

Diamond Rings St0C0 up tcal
NhlHr- Bt uuid a nruhuts.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-05-29
Nnnltlc Given Trial.

New York. MAY 2N rhe eUp dc-
nnse candidate yacht Nunule. with
,wt William Dennis 900 the wheel.
bad Il fNc-hour trial spin un Uhc
umd iuduN ana WAS hu 0u r,pt
point 81 sailing
, 1914-09-23

syu> promising them liberty and i1e r~ra5zr-
ton If tueil ua.Iouai deals. The protiuma-
ton j., p iutel n . languages id is now
being distributed III GalIca
Official despatcLes from Berlin state that
the Germans have storned Beaumont and
taken $500 French prisoners, aud that the
134th, / h, and parts Of seyera. tile corps
have conducted successful operations south
of Hoyou, many prisoners and guns being
taken.
1t is reported from unofficial sources that
the Allies ale now North of AmIeus and
threatening to surround General Won
hiuck, tins ueuace compelling the Germans
to attack HE Allies centre in defence OF
tLeil o7erpowered and welding right wing,
the struggle being almost eupelhuman. lhe
losses OF Tie AIlIe, are estimated 10000 and
those Of the GeIlnnu. leo .uoo.
According to other reports. the Grermans
have taken Naub40ge, and On Thursday
tuev demolished D~euiermonie III Belgium,
where The runs Of The fifteenth c injury town
loll. Gothic Church, mud hospital ure ~ OBJ
ject lesson in brbQri,ln.