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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-27
JAPAN REVIEWS
 PROMISE TO
 UNITED STATES

New York, Aug. 26.-The Inde- pendent, a New York weekly magazine, has received by cable the following from the premier of Japan to the American people:
 q gladly seize. the opportunity to send a message to the people of the United States, who have all ways been helpful and loyal friends to Japan.
 'It is my desire to convince your people of the sincerity of my government and of my people in all their utterances and assur- ances connected with the present regrettable situation in Europe, and the far east.
 "Every sense of loyalty obliged Japan to cooperate with Great Britain to clear from these waters the enemies, who, in the past, the present and the future, menace hel shipping and her peoples lives
 ''This far eastern situation is not of our seeking.
 'It was ever my desire to main tain peace, as will be amply proved; as president of the Peace
 society of Japan, I have consist ently so endeavored.
 'I have read with admiration the message of President Wilson to his people on the subject o neutrality.
 We, of Japan, are appreciativt of the Spirit and motive tha prompted the head of your grea nation, and We feel confident his message will meet with nationa response.
 GAS premier of Japan, I have stated, and I now again state tt the people of America and of the world, that Japan has no ulteriol motive, no desire to secure more territory, no thought of deprivlns China or other people of anything which they now possess. M! government and my people have given their word and their pledge which will be as honorably kept as Japan keeps all her promises "OKUMA.'
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-27
ITALY 0N EVE
 OF ENTERING
 GREAT COMBAT
Warning to Americans Talk en to Presage Declara-
 tion of. War.

New York, Aug. 26.-The warming of the American embassy at Rome that Americans should leave Italy Tn the next few days was, promptly in- terpreted as indicating that Italy is preparing to declare war on Aus, tria. ygT
 Commander Carlos Pfister of the royal Italian navy, who arrived in New York, admitted frankly that he came to buy coal for Italian battle ships.
 "War between Italy and Austria is more than a possibility" he said. "This may break out any day. I am here to help Italy prepare herself for eventualities."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-27
KA|SER'S FORCES
 LEAVING BRUSSELS
With Belgians Holding Ger mans in Check, Allies Are Fighting Desperately to Stem Advance Until
 Russians Arrive.

London, Aug. 26.-Desperate fight ing continues around Malines, south of Anwerp, beween the Germans and the Belgians.
 It is reported from Antwerp that 60000 Germans are being held in check by the Belgians. King Albert has established his headquarters a. Malnes and is in personal ccmmant of the troops in the field.
 The Telegraph's Antwerp cores pondent says there are daily battles between the Belgians and the Ger man advance.
 "The road from Maine toward Will lorden. six miles northeast of Brus- fD1,M Says the correspondent, "is filtered with bodies of men and horses, while in the field hundreds of cattle have been killed by shrap nel.'
 It is declared the Belgians have succeeded in destroying tine defense works constructed by the Germans and have captured one field gun."
 The following official arnounca- ment has been issued at Antwerp:
 "The Belgian operations have sue ceeded in the double object Of d'nin- ishing the German entrenchments and drawing the German troops on the line between Malines and Hrus sels, and thus reducing p"essAre on the French position.
 We have compelled tho German division which was advancing south ward to retreat. Tho tonrth Bt iEiar division at 'Namur has fulfilled it's task of arrestng the German cHlnrin and allowing the }elsiaas to retire on the French line"
 The statement adds:
 "The Namur fOr+s are still holding out"
 Much speculation has been provok- ed hereby the report that the D"kc of Brunswick has occupied the royal palace at Lacken. Lacken is a suburg of Brussels and is orc of the resdeces of King Albert The Duke of Brunswick, who is a son of the Fnelish Duke of Cumberland, mar ried Princess Victoria of Germany daughter of Emperor William.
 Germans Quitting Brussels. @ Coincident with the report of heavy A.(Ishting north of Brussels. comes the ement that the Germans are rap
 leaving Brussels and that the
 kians are preparing to re-enter
 capital.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-27
Deputy Constable and Boil CT Maker Clash in Main
 Street Saloon.
SHOT THRU ABDOMEN
James HcnShoW Was Still Alive at 9:3O O'clock This Morning, But Was Not Expected to Liye-TOncy
 in Jail.

James Henshaw, aged 37, boiler maker, was shot in the abdomen and probably fatally wounded by Deputy Constable F. Beland Toney, 37 years of age, yesterday afternoon shortly after 1 o'clock during an affray i'll the Board of Trade saloon on Main street. Only one shot was fired the bullet entering the abdomen to the right and below the navel and emerg- ing near the spine. Mir. Henshaw was hurredly conveyed in the Holder ness ambulance to the Davis hospital where he was resting as we'll as could be expected at 2:30 o'clock this morning. Little hope is entertained for his recovery.
 MT. Toney was taken into custody immediately after the shooting and is held on an assault to kill charge pending the outcome of Henshaw's wound
 Accounts of the affair differ
 ,CONTJNJ1En ERnM pACJC sCuREE,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-27
HEAR ROAR 0F CANNON OFF
 OREGON COAST
Continuous Firing Causes Belief That Japs Caught '
 Germans.

Marshfield, Ore. Aug. 26.-A naval battle has been in progress off Coos bay this forenoon. The firing started late in the afternoon and frequent cannonading was heard until shortly
 before 12 o'clock, when it ceased for half an hour. At 12:3O the firing was resumed, and continued until 2 o'clock. At Shoreacres, the. summer home of Mayor Simpson of North Bend, the heavy firing shook the house. Mayor Simpson is at his sum-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-27

Mrs. Hubert Strange left yesterday for Little Rock, where she will re- main for several days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-27
STEAMER SINKS AFTER COLLISION
 IN DENSE F0G
Ten Lives Lost When Ad miral Sampson Goes
 Down Near Seattle.

Seattle, Wash, Aug. 26.-Ten per- sons are reported to have been drowned when the Admiral Sampson went down after being rammed this morning by the Princess Victoria twenty miles from Seattle. The Admiral Sampson was bound for Alaska, and carried fifty-six pas sengers in addition to her crew o1 sixty-fve.
 1 A heavy fog is said to have beer the cause of the collision.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-27

We are not only prepared to exam inc your eyes correctly but are equip ped to grind special lenses fos your special need.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-27

County Judge c. M. Philpot, Mayor
 Simon Bloom and Meyer Solmson re- turned last night from Little Rock,
 where they went yesterday to attend
 meeting of the Arkansas commits sioners of the Panama-Pacific exposi- tion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-27
LLOYD-GEORGE
 ASSAILS BANKS
Scores Institutions Failing to Aida
 Trade and Commerce During Crisis

Crisis.
 London, Aug. 26-The basis of the forthcoming war loans bill was Out lined today by David Lloyd George, chancellor of the exchequer, in a resolution introduced in the house of commons. In his address accomp- aanying the resolution, the chancel- ,lor bitterly scored those English banks which have failed absolutely to assist the trade of the country in the present crisis. He declared that sif change in policy is not notice
 able immediately, it might become necessary to name publicly the of lending banks as it was recognized that the machinery of commerce ant industry must be kept going at al costs.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-27

,coNTINuED FROM PAGE rHREE,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1914-08-27
:AUR7RIAN LOSS
 ON DRINA 6O,OO0 This Is Estimate of ServianS Who Fought Army of
 300, 900.

London, Aug. 26.-A dispatch from Paris to Reuters Telegraph company says:
 "The loss of the Austr!ans in the battle of the Drina (wlth Serv!ans). continues to grow according to tele- grams from Nish. The latest aver that out of 100000 Aust,'ans engaged 15O00 were killed 30.000 injured and 15,O0O made prisoners. seventy five guns were captured.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-30
STATE SOCIETIES
WILL MEET HERE
Poultry Show Week viii See
Gathering of Delegates to
Two Indiana Conventions
Local Association Meets.

Plans for the exhibit Of the South
Bend Poultry and Pet stock associa-
ton 10 be held in the Livingston
building. 315-17-19 s. Main St, for
I'VE days during the week OF Jan. 10
were enthusiastically discussed at a
meeting Of the organization held in
the city court room last night. Re
ports indicated that the January show
will be the largest eyer held in north
ern Indiana because In addition 10 the
South Bend exhibits three state meets
viii be conducted jointly at that time.
r. j Tyrrel Of Bourbon addressed
the meeting last night and also judged
several birds which were presented
FOR inspection. Judge -. i. Greer,
also of Bourbon, made a short talk
and answered number Of questions
relative TO poultry raising Both Mr..
Tyrrel and Judge Greer are poultry
experts.
Several members of the associa-
ton made plans for a campaign for
larger membership, declaring that
there Is much interest being evinced
In poultry raising in this community
and that many poultry fanciers do
not belong 10 the organization. The
talks spread enthusiasm among the
members. Mr.. Tyrrel after judging a
humber Of birds gave the members
Instructions upon the manner of
judging birds and preparing them for
exhibit
Paul a. Heiermann, secretary and
treasurer. announced last night that
the premium books will be prepared
for distribution by Jan. 1. These
can he secured from Mr. Heiermann
by addressing 1896 Niles av., this city.
The premium books contain As pages
OF information regarding the coming
show IN January.
Many inquiries regarding the ex-
hibit have been received and an un-
Usually large number of exhibits are
anticipated. More than double the
number Of silver cups given away at
the last show will be awarded during
the coming exhibit Almost 100 silver
trophies in addition TO ribbons, etc.
will be given TO the winners in the
different varieties
one of the principal features of the
exhibit will be the cat display
Many entries are expected in this di-
vision as considerable interest has
been shown among cat fanciers of the
city. Cat entrieA should be made with
Mrs. NJ. Anderson Fulk, $50 S. Main
ct.
There will also be an increased
number Of entries in the pigeon and
pet stock exhibits according to mem
bers of the association. Several silver
cups and special prizes will be
awarded in this competition.
I'm connection with the South Bend
exhibit the American Black Minorca
club will hold it's Official state meet.
The state meet of the American Buff
Wyandotte club VIII also be conduct
ed Jointly with the South Bend ex-
hibit while the National s. c. Buff
Orpington club will hold its central
branch session at the same time
offer cups and prizes to competitors
and their coming to South Bend is
considered as a mark OF credit by the
South Bend association. Cups will
also be awarded To the state exhibits
by the local organization
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-30
REPORTS ARE NOT YET IN
sale Of Rcd Cross stamps Are Ex-
pcctcd TO Total 500.

sale of Red Cross seals in st. Joseph
county during the pre-Christmas sea-
son compared favorably with that of
a year ago. according to Miss Veva
Harrison, who is in charge OF the
distribution of the stamps i'm this dis
trict Reports from the various sta
tiOns viii not be ready before Jan
10. bus il is expected that the sales in
the county viii total $500. The re-
port to headquarters at Indianapolis
must be made 10y Jan 1 . and the To-
cal secretary is anxious that reports
from all stations be in her hands by
Jan. 10.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-30
TWO RUNS, BUT NO FIRES
Central Makes Hurried Trips But
Can't Find Flames.

Central hose company was called
out twice Tuesday evening. but failed
10 end "a blaze on either trip. The first
call came at 500 o'clock when box
IS was pulled by someone who mis-
took "a light in the third story of St
J0seph's academy for q fire The
second run was made at $50, box Is
being pulled. An examination of the
owl building. corner of Main St and
ColfaN av.. found nothing wrong ex-
cept a small leak in one of the gas
meters.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-30
SECURE INCORPORATION
Articles Taken out by Poultry and
Pet stock Association.

Articles Of Incorporation have been
HE'D with the county recorder by the
South Bend Poultry and Pet Stock as
sociation. The association is organ
lied for the purpose of promoting
public interest in poultry and pet
stock The incorporators are William
II. Cordier. Cyrus r. Pattee. Joseph
$ Chappell. Fred g. Gabriel. Joseph
r. avery, Clement NJ. Bill. Joseph ~
Barton. Charles :. Feldmeir and
Edgar O. Martindale
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-30
Childrcn's COughs-Cnildren's Colds
Both Are Serious.

When one of your little ones shows
symptoms OF an approaching Cold.
give IL Dr. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey at
once. IL acts quickly. and prevents
the Cold growing worse. Very heal
iEg-sOothes he Lungs. loosens the
mucous strengthens the system. It's
guaranteed only Csc at your drug
aist Buy a bottle today Bucklen's
Arufca Salve for Sores Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-30
.FIREMEN WILL CELEBRATE
Annual New Years Eve Banquet TO
BE Held at Central.

New Years eve will be celebrated at
the central Ere station by the holding
OF the annual banquet for the mem
bers and few OF the friends of the
companies. This event has been held
Tor the past six years. and according
10 advance notices. this years banquet
Is 10 surpass all previous ones.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-30
BOYS DEPARTMENT

BUYS OEFAk MEM
BOYS SUITS AND OVERCOATS-
$500 and $500 values; fine quality; % "a
heavy weight; best materials; good fitting .ngE EsE
and finely tailored ..................
BOYS SUITS AND OVERCOATS- A~
$500 and $500 values; Patterns that w - "a
viii please the youngsters and that will gYxy UI
splenddly NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
g.: &: II: !: : 5is ; s:: 1898
fine fitting Observation-Disclosures.
$: e. ::: : {: c. @4s sS=:$: 95
MADE
BOYS SWEATERS-SpeciaI nearly all
wool heavy weight full fashioned and service kEM
able; wide range of colors; Regular 90 and SJsx
SIPS grades; Sale price. ................
BOYS SWEATERS-New this seasons ~-
models; collar styles; pockets; well knit q IN
and fine fitting; CHOICE of staple colors; guar SJLlg
anteed Regular value ST SO; Sale price. 49,.
BOYS KNEE PANTS AND WAISTS
Good serviceable styles and patterns; Regular xUN
SOC grades; duced this OSTHs
:; sS &! x5 :S s:s ~ 79c
values, 81; Now Observation-Disclosures.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-30

MEMS TROUSERS.
The best and
=; 6 ::'s :: :::: % ' $685.
Il: 5 81 ;:;;' 3 :: $29
:: :: e. 1t 195
reduced to ....,...........
MEMS SWEATERS.
$50; g. ' i'' comfortable '''9' $37
Sale price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
t.: : &: IS; ''! 'i ':' $295
=; g; ':'' $235
Sale price Observation-Disclosures.
e.; 81: e; G; : :;' ''s: $5
price ...............
Medium weight, fine Jersey Sweaters; Well or
knit and very elastic; all colors; NH
regular $1.50 values; Sale price .........
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-30
MEMS UNDERWEAR

MEMS UNDERWEAR
Heavy heeced and Derby ribbed Underwear. 90
VIII not shrink and made for real winter 1klA
service. Regular value 75c; 0GL
Fine wooden Underwear full fashioned and So
of strictly all wool materials; soft and very UAA
warm; Regular $50, $1.75 and 81 values, IxbJ
MEMS SHIRTS
Mems Shirts all styles and pat - g.
terms; plain figured and striped; negigee VI "a
stiff bosom regular So values, Sale 90 -
price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
and well made; big variety; UAA
$3.50; dull
Sale price NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Mems Shirts, best $i.oo grades; Special ~
values for IUn
this Sale aHa
4 IT, 4: :;: :; = $.95
lined Sale price. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
&c; s:5! E: E: 4: it, 5" CAPS styles 1895
:: r: e.: :;'''' Of Mems Fur ''''' best 1886
Sale price OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-09-07
GET OUT
ARE ORDERS GIVEN TO GER
MAN AND AUSTRIAN Of
FICALS IN EGYPT.
Uneasy Feeling as to Attitude of
Turkey Responsible For
This Action.

WASHINGTON. Sept s.-German
and Austrian consular officers have
been ordered by British authorities TO
leave Egypt at once. Romania has
announced officially that il she aban.
ions her position Of neutrality. II will
be TO follow the course taken by Italy.
Great Britain has informed the
United States that she would look
Win favor on the sending OF Amer.
can warships 20 Turkish ports 70 care
for Christians there.
These developments in the hlRhly
critical situation brought about NV
me feeling OF the Triple Entente that
Turkey is certain 20 Join the conflict
on the side OF Germany and Austria
we're conveyed today In official dis-
patches to the United States govern
mont.
Great Britain's expulsion OF German
tcoutinusd on Page Tsu-)
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WHY NEELY HAS FAILED
TO NAME A POSTMASTER

peel d the InteiiEene.r
WASHINGTON. e-The continued refusal Of Con.
Nicely selection
decided
Tor the and Of considerable painful
the applicants therseVes, who
past 10 get satsseton appointing
reached
length The friends Of
the applicants the
mediate announcement from Intentions
In this matter.
Some Illumination.
shed some light the naming
successor 20 the late Nicely
death NJ Wiedebusch
vents that existed when he appointment
ouqht ne would
eer 10 informed The
oa 70 appoint Dr j. j. okans for the the
oeleaon IN the nominating Marnsvs.
brought ring by
> j. Obren When 10
with storm o. protest prom
ent ONO county Democrats Congessnan
aeln9 practical political suicide nasnousy obga
o 20 Oan. ard osren by promising obtain equally
we'll paying position for oKsne.
Crossed.
Bot seems ths ths death
ot Mr Wedeouseh Dr. oNane
eevnstance okanes friends pushed Nicely wall
Ano me neqencr
ads selection, ard the
aeeson ~ th TINE would be
peots would revive the old
maze tseh fet N the
esson e has arranged withhold seisetor
election
N t' head 70 Get after him before line.
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THE WAR AT A GLANCE

FRANcE-The Allied armies
defending the roads 20 Paris have
come again into contact with the
Germany right wing on the banks
of the river Grand NORM. which
runs east and west, somewhat
south of the Paris line.
An oHiolai statement issued by
the French war office rgys the a.
lies advance troops came into
touch with the German forces.
which seem 90 be covering on the
river oureq towards the south
west the movement o. the main
body Of the German right Wina
and a small engagement resulted
IN an advantage o. the French.
The town of Maubeuae, where
u is reported British troops are
assisting French garrison, 10
said 20 be still resisting the Ger.
man assault
cERMANY-Fron1 Berlin by
way Of Amsterdam, comes the re-
port that the Germans are at
tackira the forts a. Nancy, ard
that Emperor william and the
general star are wstchina the
operations
ENcLAND-The British OH.
eial war Information bureau has
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PARIS Sept 6-(3:l5 m)-An official communication Is
SUED TINS afternoon The advanced the allies for the de-
tense OF Paris came contact yesterday the right wing of the
who appeared in covering strong forces ON
our gn advancing toward the southeast engagement re-
suited to the advantage of the allies"
Inc police surprised three individuals were EXCHANGING n
signals from the banks of the heights of Re
Eue tan eastern quarter of Pa They in vacant house IN
neeVue man who formerly Interpreter in Paris hotel n
was order for to him y the @
man stan Belgium The two other spies were operating with
this man escaped e "'''
ha'as agency dispatch from PetrOgrad the official or.t
mere published long list Of alleged committed Inv
lowing the list this is added: ~ ~ was ueciAied fot
AFTER the communication TO these public opnou in ALI
countries VIII not fail TO condemn Gemanys behavior which
IecdiS he darkest period of the middle "
dispatch from Madrid 90 the Petit that the Span
M ambassador to France Marquis Vaera hand to President
foncare letter which authorized will make an
excellent impression in France w. ~ '
The latest reports of the killed Lieutenant Dubef son of
the former minister of Fenand Due an ayia
tor and Lieutenant Larche killed
correspondent of the Journal interview
with Jules Vednes the well known aman done dis
ngused work but finds the because ne h
allowed activity His reconnoerng the
troops and artillery, he - WY
IF only they would let go my visiting card with
Emperor William" 'e ~ "'-'
land other
$50 p m-The the allies n
In the llagesn near - S-S" '''eu "e
80 '1'7 '"' a. N"""'A" SeHiiS! Ccoatnusd
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ring Of forto. they art not In great
force. The main German Infantry
line 70 already south Of the Beau
vals-Senlls-La Ferete-SousJouarre
chateau-Thlerry line last report
ed held by the enemy and has
driven part Of the allies over the
Marne River.
The German center. 10 reported
az pressing the French center
hard along a line west Of the
Meuse In the territory between
the Meuse river near Stenay and
Chalons-Sur-Marne. u 10 In this
territory that the chief fiqhtIno
took place today. The allied left
has not been In action today az
FAR as the main column Is con-
eerned, the fighting being eonfin-
ed TO sklrmishlna between the
German outposts and the allied
rear guard.
A dispatch to the Evening News
from Basil Switzerland, declares
that the German troops which
crossed the Rhine TO attack Bel
fort have not carried out this In
tention, owing TO the urqest de-
nand for effectIves In East Prus-
ala Only a covering force has
been left before BeIfort-
Belgium, which saw so many
CoOntinusd on Page rsn)
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Issued a long general survey o.
the operations Of the British army
during the past week, and In ad.
dillon a list Of British casualties.
which shows q total Of more than
1000 men Up 20 September 1.
The statement. which is based o.,
report from field Marshat Sir
John French, commander Of the
British forces a. the front. speaks
highly of the spirit of the British
soldiers and their achievements
u declares that while the
losses are heavy they are rot ore
third of the losses inflicted by the
British troops on the Germans
The Statement closes with q call
for more men.
Berlin reports that 1000 BrRlsh
prisoners have reached Doberitr.
AUSTRIA bornbardn,ent has
begun of the fortifcations a. Cat.
tero. an Austro-Hunasrian SEAPORT
By the French.
France ia calling out the 1878
recruits. IN this way will add
$4,000 men 20 her forces within
q few months.
oERMANV-The German heish.
STAG, represented BY members Of
Coonunusd On Pars nghal
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IS FALSE
Russia Denies Reports Of Austrian
Vletories-Are Given Out for
Effect, II 10 Said.

PETRoGRAD. Sept. 6. via London.
$3.50 p. m.-An Official communication
Issued in reply to statements OF Ber-
lin and Vienna semi-ofHcial news
agencies that the Austrians were vic
torious over the Russians in the dis
trict Of ZamOsc and Tischoszy. says:
The Russian official agency IS au-
thorized to declare that the Russian
troops who. since August 21. have
maintained an incessant offensive
against the enemy in the district be-
tween the Vistula and Bug rivers.
completely defeated on August 2s the
Fifteenth Austrian division and that
up 10 September 4. continuing their
operations in that direction had cap
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