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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30
Strict i'm &rieg init 9fn6lano!
Sic tirfiibe JlOe bombarbtrt me6rere &icnadbe att
S9marfn Nteer nnO bringt berldteOene
rnliil9e sdiffe gum Sinten!
Gine neue pidsc SSenrnnS i'm SSefreSe Samit cnscrct

Ser tiirfiIde grobe areu5er .Sa.
meOiab~ flbr mad benz toutaiiihen
llfer oes Sttpar1en Wleeres uno
berldngte bic llebers1be Der Staot
gloporobiist un0 perIongte allies
@eIo. bns Iid in Der ofientliden
Raiie bcfofio. Ger gefeblsbaber
0es Sdiffes Srobte, Sie Staot IN
granO ibieBen Ju poqen, falls fei.
ner auiforoerling nifJt entiproheu
reroe Die in Der Staot peileroen
genulten oes tiirfiiten aoniulats
iuitrOen 6an1 an 8orO aeuommen,
un0 unter benz geripreden, red)t
balo nieoer fonlmeil 5u tponen, flibr
Der areuser 01bon.
Qonoon, 30. Oft. - Cine getro.
grab GepeIfc on bic Reiiter Sele.
gram 60. meIoet: ,gine Depeihe
bon aertih, einer 4rimiten Sofen.
ita0t, berihtet, oaB in Ser ye1be
6es GafoI 9eu6ttbum Der ruIIiihe
YoItn bon 6em tiirfiI6en
areu5er y@oeben4 torpeoirt tnb
gum Siitfen gebroft tpuroe; Sas
gIeife SdjidiaI batte Der rrIIiifje
Daupfer aao5ebef" ipeIher Dem
Shiffe sur $iIfe ellen poate. gie.
le 9erionen ertrnnfen.4
GbeoSoIin, friiber 8affa, TIT Elm
rttiiiider Seebafen an Der Iii00Itli.
den aiiIte Der arim lni6 Iiegt ct.
tpo 100 meiIen nor60tlitb bon Se.
baitopol, init peIder Sta6t es ourh
cine eiieubabn berbunOen III.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30

BON ben 0eutiden I'M borous atu
&ransport Der idperen @eid)iiba ee.
troffenen Ginridtungen einen 8or-
marid Der 9eutiben bon Oortber
batte ertuarten laiien.
o9ie 9eutf6en mo6ten einen
i6peren Sebler (?), oIs fte ben ourf
0ieien 1merlparteten @ormari6 ge.
monnenen @ortbeil niGt oltsmlbten,
6a ite bierbur6 in oie Gage gefont-
men naren, it6 auf o9t ReiIen bon
8uri6au 81 ndbern. Qlug unbe-
fannten @riinoeu ber8ogerten Die
0elttiden ben 4ngrift mo6ur9 ben
.&uiien Elm 3ettgepinn gebpteu tuur-
Toe.
n0ie ruTIiiden @enerole betultn.
bern aud, tpie Die 3euti6en ft6 in
elmer gei9iften ggeile Der @efobr
ent5ogen itmaingelt 81 iperoen. SSbr
Hiif5ug mar 10 nolItGn0ig llr0
idnea, ooB Die 9tuiien niGt in Ser
Sage poren Die Oeltti6e Rodbut in
etnen 4an1pf 5it berpideln. Dieie
gan5e Ebdtiefeit, Der roIeh0 i6neIle
8ormari6 un6 aadoug lit ben gtui.
fen eegenpdrtig elm &GtbieI."
(8ds gatbieL lift Ieidt 8u I6Ien;
General b. @orgen puBte, boB er
ben 9iuiIen in Ser iuntpFigen @eid.
ieGnieoerurg, oeren Serrain elmer
idneIlen gntpifeIltng Ser beiitIfeu
Sruppen btn6erIid ipGre, nidt gut
beifonuten fonrte, 6esbo[6 trat er
einen eeorSneten 9fiif5ug an, Inn
be <iien ipdter oa Su foiIen, no
iid ibm cine eiirItige @eIegenbett
bieten miro, Die 9tosfotpiter eeb0.
rig 81 berm0beln,)
Gffi8isller 6iterreidiIder 9erid)t.
Mandeiter, 80. Oft. - ssoIgen.
Be 6robtloie 9epeife lit bon Mien
an Die bieiige oiterrethii6e g}ot.
ifaft eingetroffen: nSffiaiellen ge.
ridten bon Der aront sufpIee bat
oos 9reffen an Der San.Beihfd
oen Gbarafter zines 8eIaqerimgs.
frteges angenommen. Set 3ebn
Eagen 1teben iib bic fein6lifen
Eruppen in itarf beri6dn5ten ga.
germ 1egeniiber. g(uf urierem reG.
ten sSliigel ober itno mir I'M Dor.
marib. RadOem mir BEN ssein6
nis llrgarn setporfen, boben irnie.
re &rtippen tuieber Gernotpis befebt.
9ieSerben iiito eriin6Ii6 ouf's
&niipt 9eidGd1en tpor0en. Ssn Glib.
8osnien ftnoen forttpGbrero Sam.
pfe NIT fleinen beipaffneten Ban.
ben Wloittenegrinern Ttott. gottn.
no ipuroe ntebrere Gage lang bon
fron80iiihen ariegsififfen uuO
Qonb6atterien erfoIgloS belhoIien.
Die fran5oiiid)e Slotte tpagt lib rtfft
iiber &aguid binous.
Seine NIlinns.
Getrograo, 80. Oft. Dic bon
Berlin bier eiaQetrpfienen Nerid,te
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30
ltnter GrSmoiIen erftidf.

Blntte Geitter, Rebr. so. Off
Der 13.i1brige Clarence 6jreiicn
lito Der t4.iabrige Scrotne Utafen
erlftten eeitern 9[benb ben Gritit.
fttngstoo, ais cine bon i6nen aus.
Geerobene Soble einItiir3te. Ser
Der gIeifen @elegenbeit trua oct
bteiige geltntter G. 8. 8oIter ibipe.
re BerIetitngen bapcn
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30

liuelder Der aiiIte om nGditeu Iieet,
miro ober ieitens Der 8euti6en I'M,
oltfb0rlid ongeeriffen; iie poGen iif
BON bort, toite es mas eS moae,
einen 8eg nod Diinfirhen, epertuell
naH galais babnen. S5n Dem Der.
liner ofii5ieaen 9eri6t beiBt es, oob
Die 8eutiden Iangiam ober lider
an @runb uno 8ooen geipinnen (iino
iuenn Berlin 0os iagt, oom lit Dem
aud io), fron56iiide oifi5teIle ge.
rtdte lteIIen ioIhes nber in abreoe.
SAT- pia es ideinen, 6ab bic 9elit.
lfen ben Sd,iperpuntt ibrer glngriffe
mebr lonoeinpdrts perlegt boben
un6 beriiihen neroen, Die 2inie Der
gerbitnoeten bel 2iIe at 0urd6re.
den; iollte ibnen ons gelingen 6onn
ipiiroen Die 8erbitnoeten ee5lpungen
nerOeL ouf Giinfirden 3urilf5ufoI.
len Ionlit tp1ren Die glliirten Der
@efohr aiiseeiett. obgeidnitten sii
liperoen. Dlaa gIaubt bier nfd)f, 0uB
Die Deutiden iofort ipie0er aum an-
griff iibergeben ner0en; offenbar
iperoen iie iunrten, bis iie peitere
8erit1rfllngen erbalten baben. gei-
De Barteien ober mdnoberiren, Inn
eiinitigere 9oittionen 3u erbaIten,
unO beioerieits ipir0 beboilptet, oab
ibnen 6ieies eelitueen lei.
gluf Dem 6Itli9cn Gdlaftfel0e
6rantreids bel 8eroun miro NIT
GROCER grbitterung gefdmpft; bie
6ron5oIen bebaltpteu, Grfolge erriln.
gen gu b1ben, tD1bret0 Die 9eltiden
oas gegeIltbeil erflGren; Oieie Der.
iudel itnter rieiigen glnltrengungen,
ii6 0em 8efeitiglingsgiirte( mebr ait
n1berrt, beboupten aud, @rfoIge su
boben uno Die Gran5oieu enttpidelu
ibre gan5e araft, oieies Su Derbin.
bern.
Bon @etrogra6 eirgetroffene Mel.
6ungen beidgen, Dab Die &uiien 70.
fuobL ailf Dem redten SIiigel ais
nlth inn Centrum Der 0eutlden,
oonf ibrer grobet uebernadt, flea.
reid borgebet. gIn Der @renae SIt.
preilbens miro, tpie es Iheint, nit
mehielnbem Slid gef1ntpft. 0eut.
ide 2uftid)iffe, tpelfe itber 8aridDait
floaen, tparfen 8onlben nlf 6as
8obnbofsgebduOe 1ifo ietten Ielbiaes
in 8rono; oos @eb6loe ipuroe 5er.
fort. 8ei 0en a1mpfen Inn ssSluon-
goroo madten Die SeIterreider tau.
ienoe @efnngene.
Die Rebellion In Gii0aFrifd idleint
Biz jest fir Die altfItGnoii6en feinen
eiifiitiaen 8erIauf 5u nebnen; Elm
26ei[ Der RebeIlen lit bon gotbos
armee seriprengt tporoen. Ser ge.
riht onB bic @eiiti9en portugieli.
ides gebiet in 9Lfrifa beieet baben,
beOnrf Oer 8eitdtigltne.
gDmbarStment 9Orer's befardltet.
2on0on, 30. Oft. - Ser aprre.
iponoent Ser 1niIp Weail mel6et,
onB, falIs 9iinfirben luo Calais
fir Die Geittiden bon iraen6 mel.
hem gtusen iein f0nnen, Ite oldI
9eiis bon Der aiiItenbabn nebmen
niiiie, ouBer iie bauen fin bic ge.
ibrer iHperen @elhiibe
cine beion0ere 9abn. gs lieot b..
fertbor in Der g[biidjt Der 0eltId,en,
bon Calais aus DoDer nit ben nelten
AZ Gentinletergeidiiten su bcIdie.
Ben.
Die oertihe Wtorine1rttIlerie ihie.
Be oFfenbar beiier, ipie oie sSeitunqs.
ortiaerie. Dem niebrere britiIhe
ariegsi1iffe ipitr0en bon 0elitiden|
@ntterien, Die bon @iorineortiIlerie
bebient tpiiroen erreiht; Der anae.
ridtete gerluit an WaenfdenIcben iit|
bcbeliten0.
Qu1 0os oeutide SpionnaeihItent
iit In tpuroerbnrer @eiie nltsqebil.
BET. Die britiiden Gftisiere Itan.
nasL fuaber Ole 9eutiAen Die fiir
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30
cfii,icllcr bentIdler seridt.


Berlin 80. Oft, iiber qlmiter.
6nnt nnD 2on0on. - Ser oeutihe
@enerolltob bat geitern glbenO iiber
Die Sihiotion anf Dem ariegsidoii-
pIos icIaenoen geridt berauseeee.
BEN: 1llniere 9lngrifie iiiolid bon
gaieiiport bnbeu itetige Grfolge 5it
perseidnen. Del gpres lift bic Sad.
laee unnerGn0ert.
@eitIih BON ellie MAIDEN ltniere
Grnppcn quite Jortidritte; mebrere
beieitigte 9}oiitionen oes 5einbes
iuuroen i'm Shlrn genonnen; is
britiide Sffi6iere nno 300 Rann
ipitr0en gefangen genouimen ioDie
bier &ononen erbelttet.
alle iron5oiilhen @egenongriffe
ipiir0en gldn3en0 dbgeIblogen; cine
FrunBofibe Bntterte, bic Dor Der
sfntbe0role 81 9fbeins itotionirt NOR
iruo pom bort aus 8euer nitf nnlere
Noiitionen erSfinete, ipnr0e beidoi.
fen. oesgleiden geobadungspoiten
i'm E6urm oerielben.
syn Oer glrgonnen. .Gegion lit Der
sSein0 aus mebreren Sdiibengr1ben
eeiporfen iporoen; mebrere Moi6i.
nengetpebre pur0en bon lnieren
3ruppen erobert. Die gngrifFe Der
GronaoIen iii0peitIid) BON 8erom
lpnrben blittig abgetpieIen. Sn ei.
mem @esenangriff gelang es unieren
Sruppen 6te fran56liide ShIaft.
Iinte at 0ur9bre1en, bis sur S1itpt.
iteIung oes 6einoes borauoringen
ilfi0 6ieieIbe 5u beieten. Die 5ran.
ooien erIitten fnrdtbare gerluItc.
DeitIih bon Der WtoIel iuur0en nIle
feiubIiGen angriffe obgeidIaeen."
Gneliider sitnntiOusberidt.
2orbcn, 30. Oft. Ger &c.
Sretdr BET aoutiralit1t bat foIgenoe
anffnbiglng erIoilen (peIde notiir.
Hd engIiid gefdrbt ift): Die bri.
tide Blotte tinteritiibt ben Linfen
EliigeI Der 8erbiin0eten aufs 0ad.
riidlifite; felt Dem 81. Sftober
miro aus ben 3fpolf3ollieen aanonen
ein nodbriifli6es 5euer ouf bic
SteInngen oer 3eiitiben ltrlterbal.
ten; bic 9eiiti6en peroen olr1 bic.
les Seuer perhinoert, einen sSIonfen.
nngriff ntisoufiibren. Der 6eiito bot
itunrtebr nlebrere fdlpere @eI6iite
eegen bic ariessidiffe ouffobren Iai.
fesi, bod berut6een ieIbige uur ge.
rifgen S6a0en nnSurihten (gelo.
gen). Die lteberIegenbeit Der Sdiffs.
tnnonen lit In oieiem anulpfe flor
sutoge getreten. (Dos glaubt Dem
engIti6en MnrineiefrefGr fem ber.
niinftiger Menid, Der aud Mi. cine
s0ee BON nooernen 56iebneIen
bQt.)
Die ger[uIte fino berb1ltnisn1big|
aering. Gin @ei6oB erpIooirte anfI
penn 2orpeooboofoerltorer gSnlcon"
afn Gffiaier ilno a6t Mdnn tuuroen
infcIge 0eiIen get00tet unD Elm OF
fisier foipie t5 wlonn beripunoet.
2Lnf benz QreuSer pBrilliant" ipuroe
n Mann getootet lut0 mebrere Der.
Dunbet; odt @onn Oes &reuoers
vNinoI0o1 tuur0en bertDunoet.
GetnoIide llrterieeboote boben
berIdie0entIid @criuAe gemadt, lnl.I
lere ariegSidiffe nn5ugreifen, bod
ipitroen lie 0urd Eorpeooboot8erlto.
rer perbiuoert, tueientIiden Sdaoen
6n5iirihten (oer WlariuenliniIter gibt
Ioniit al. Oob 0ieie SeeteiifeI 0o6
etipns llnbetl ongeridtet b1ben).
Gonbon, 30. Oft. - Die arub.
ben, ipeIde itd an Der gier eegeit. |
ilbarlteber, Idleinen bur1 bic Ionqen,
Mmeren a1nlpfc ermiibet ait iein |
|Senn Is finoen lit iener @eeer6 nilr
psEein5elte WeIed)te Itatt, tpeId1e oberl
hir Deibs eeite perIititrei6 Tinb.
afuf ienem abeiI oer SAIadtIiuis,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30

tponod Die 9iirfci NIT GerIiea eth
S6ut. lnlS 9rlibbiinontb dbge.
ffloIicn bat, tper6en bon Der ruff.
fAen Hegierun9 in 9lbreoe geitellt.
Der bieftge peritide 8otIdafter ioG
bic Grtldritng a6geaeben baben, DaB
Elm oerarttges 8iinOniB uibt Be.
ftebe.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30
! Sire %erin6e, BEN dnReriten Tldgel Del
SrrbinOeten an Oer &iife abSnl6neis
ben ma6en JOrtidrihe!
Sic Selsier iibericb,pemmcn cas Sier Sbal!


tpon Srp
5roe mabu
bort
on
gaH6gg ais Tfa selO Der bhu SnnerSHO
bic Snnfnbet abrn SHe 3pidsn Sni nnS GeuO
ofeg
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30

iie 70 tpidtige gtafridten erbolterl.
Che Der grobe britiihe areu5er
g8enero6ele" cine bolbe Stltn0e an
Der beleiiAen aiiite ongelongt mar,
iuur6e ct aud idon BON einem oellt.
ihen llnterieeboot angegriffer. @e-
tern nurben bier peitere ltnteriee.
boote in ieinet glGbe ipabrgenom.
men; mebrere britiife TorpeOoboot.
5erIt0rer befinoen Iih iett in Der
gedbe oes areu3ers, Inn ibm I'M
Sale Der Notb bei5uiprin9en."
Sran5uitn giiegen".
Boris, 30. Oft, - SSn benz belite
Radmittdg oeroifentIitten offi3iel.
len @eridt beibt es, 0oB Die SSrnn.
8oien unO 8eIgier I'M 91oroen auf
Der garSen 2iuie eeiiegt baben (ua.
tiirlid, uenn idon benn iHon, nit
fleinen Siegen geben iib Die Ser.
biinbeten in Iesterer Bet uift mebr
nb.1 Die 9entihen Deriuhten ei.
nen @eaenanariff BET Ga gaTie, tpilr.
ben aber ndd einern bIutigen
5an6eemenge 5lriidgeiporfert. Ole
griten hoben ipie0er oen 8runo
nno gooen beiett, Der linen i'm.
ldnait eiitriIien tpurOe. 9erihten
bon Der Sront 3ufoIge iino Die
8eiitifen tpieber gum elngriff iiber.
aegangen, unb Der 4onlpf lit nit
Seftigfeit entbrannt. sic perIuden,
Die gnrriere BEL 9irrnube.geieuport
8u ourhbreden
gInf Dem gan5en fr1n3ofifhen ret.
ten 5IiiaeL toben betite 6Lrttige
Sample; rs miro beba4ptet, ooB fib
Die Geutiden auf @eb 5nriid3ieben.
(llno 10 ettuas ioG Elm perniinftig
oerfenoer Reni6 glaubenD
Sungersnpt6 in gelgien.
2onoon 30. Stt. = Man fiir6tet,
ooB unter Der oarbenoen gebolfe.
rung 8elgiens cine Heoolution aus.
brehen Dir6. Syn mebreren 8roB.
itdoten itnb bic Qeute fat bollIt6r
DIG atif Die offentli6e llnteritiislng
100000 gelgier bun-
germ. Souienoe 9eI9ier aieGen es
ltnter ben obtpolten0en 0erh1ltniIien
oor, OorIGufig in Soqano au blei.
ben, mo iie seipeiit perOen.
SSnis al6erfs appeI.
2on6on, 30. Oft. - a6nta gIbert
bon 8elgien bat an ben 93eft 'oes
ibn nod per6liebenen Seeres foleen.
be GrofIomotion erIoIIen: .llnlere
St1ote fino nieoersebronnt uno lin.
iere S1i4ier aeritOrt tpor6en; Ernlter
berriht I'M gan3en 2anoe. Qber nod
inlintmeres llngIiid nitro iiber itns
ier 2olb bereinbreden, tpertn mir bic
ghiorinelinge nidt ollBer Qonoes
Ereiben. Gos 9estere lit Cure Dor.
nebmlide YfLidt, cine 8flidt, tpelde
Sbr 5uinntmen nit Gitren 8erbiin.
oeten benteiltern peroet. Solooten,
tbut Cure SdnIoiefeitr
8dttenberger tritt 5nriif.
2onOon, 30. Sft. - 9rtns 2ouis
BON 9attenberg, eriter 6eeIoro Der
lit bon ieinem 8oiten all.
,iidgetreten, neil 3eitungen i'm iuc.
gen ieiner fren1bl1n6ii6en @eburt
,er erbIidte in Geiterrei6 oas 2iht
,er @elt) onfeinSetelt. Drina 2ouiS
JON gottenberg ipur6e in Gro3 ae.
loren, fam ols anobe nd1 Gnglait0, |
uuroe eneliiAer giireer lnb trnt in |
lie Dforine elm. Gort itieg er lang.
nm bon Stufc su Sttfe ru6 lit !
)elte @i3e.Gonlira[ ut0' 9Ioirtnnt
les aonies bon Gnslano. or IT
Ter 1lteite Sobir 6es gsrinsen Ole,
amber bon Seiien unO orrA sci.
'ntb NIT Dem 0eiitiden aoiier ber.
pnu0t.
Srnnfeubeit tnsfiiAer @eiber.
2onoCn, 80. 0ttsDer &tdot- |
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30
0na !NnIfsinrrf

0ie foIgenben 8etrdee gum Sitlfs.
foflO Der GriegsrotbIeiOen0en Iin0 In
ber Office Der Guoba Sribiine Elm.
eetroffen:
ltngenonnt ...ss..... $I.00
Gruit @ebIe, Gbeiter, gleb, i. $500
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-30
aeine 9lIIioua.

Getrograo, 80, DIT. 0ir bon
Berlin bier eiugetrofienen geridte
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14
French Say Germans Hungry.

PARIS, Aug 14.-The French wal office states that the German prison CTS taken during the recent fighting in Alsace are broken in spirit, weak and hungry and that many of them are uniformed of the reason for the war. The Germans are reported as declaring that the present war is one of the officers and not the people.
 Predict Overthrow of Government.
 The French predict the overthrow of the German Kaiser's government, as the Socialists have made many at- tempts to arouse public opinion among the soldiers and if they suc- ceed it is expected that the army will turn.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14
Censorship On All News.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 14-President Wilson and Secretary Bryan, of the Department of State, have agreed that the enforcement of neutrality by the United States requires strict censorship on all news sent from this country regarding military move ments or the whereabouts of war ships. Instructions have been given to all cable companies to maintain the strictest censorship.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14

nick of time, the explosions occur ring as the German cavalry rode to-. wards them at full speed.
 Hold Diest Against UhIans.
 The city of Diest was held by a detachment of Belgian troops. who barricaded behind upturned wagons and sent a murderous fire upon the German cavalry, moving them down by the hundreds.
 Uhlans Are Everywhere.
 The Uhlans are working in all di- rections from the German frontier, foraging and destroying and are cov- ering the real point of attack of the Germans, which so far has been sue cessfully concealed.
 German Army Out of Rations.
 The German army is short of food according to the prisoners, many of whom are half starved. The commis- sary department has been unable to bring up supplies to the men both on the Belgium border and on the French frontier.
 Holland Fights With Water.
 The people of Holland have flooded parts of the lowlands between them and the German frontier in order to prevent the Germans from invading Holland. They have also massed an army of sixty thousand men to stop any invasion. The Germans would have to transport the army across the flooded sections in boats, as three feet of water covers the low lying section and more will be let in if actual invasion takes place.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14
German Cruisers Near Frisco.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 14.-The Pacific coast steamer Queen, which reached here today from Seattle. re- ports having passed the German cruiser Liepsig. when 17O miles from Golden Gate. The German ship was headed north at full speed evidently trying to overtake the Rainbow, which was at that time nearing Van couver and out of reach of the Liep- sig.
 Rainbow Is Fastest Boat.
 The Rainbow is the faster of the two boats and has the most power, but the Leipzig has heavier armor and larger guns.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14
Reservists Must Have Money.

NEW YORK, Aug. 14.-The Ger man consul here has refused trans portation to all German reservists who have no funds, as the consulate is unable to provide the necessary transportation to Germany now and the men must make their way back, going via Italy, and then working gradually north.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14
Russians Take Prizes.

ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 14.-The Russian fleet have gathered up sev- enty-three German merchant vessels and twelve Austrian vessels. Most of the captures have been made in the Baltic, while some have been taken in the White Sea.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14
Big Battle Is Expected
(Continued from page 1.)


 aged after an encounter with the German China fleet. The cruisers brought in many wounded. It is re- ported that the balance of the Eng fish and French fleets led by the battleship Triumph is persuing the German fleet, which has fled to the northward.
 German Fleet Inferior.
 The German Chinese fleet is in- ferior to either the French or Eng fish China fleet, as Admiral von Sphe has only the armored cruiser Scharnhorst, one other armored crui- ser of the third class and three small cruisers.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14
Italy Mobilizes.

GENEVA, Switzerland, Aug. 14.- The entire strength of the Italian army has been massed upon the Aus trian and Swiss border and all the passes have been strongly fortified. It is expected here that the Italians will join in the war against Austria and Germany.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14

BeIgians Again Victorious.
 BRUSSELS, Aug. 14.-In the bat. tie Of Hassalt yesterday the Be1- gians again repulsed the attacks of the Germans. The bridges across the River Gette were blown up in the
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14
EnaIish ships Worsted.

SHANGHAI, China, Aug. 1.-Two battleships, either English or French, have reached Hongkong badly dam aged and with many wounded aboard. The two ships had an encounter with two German cruisers of the same type and were worsted.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14

Man and wife desire position as cook and waitress; camp preferred
 Address Mrs. Prudence Reed, Pana' ma Hotel, Valdez. k21
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14
Notice.

The Valdez Chamber of Commerce will meet tonight at the City Hall at 8 o'clock E. G. AMES, Secretary.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14

The Moose will dance tomorrow evening as usual. Supper at 12.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14

Buck Hoyt will leave on the next trip south on business trip to the states.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14
Moose Dance Tonlaht.

The regular Saturday night Moose dance will be held tonight at Moose hall. Fine music. Excellent lunch
 served at midnight.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14

Young man desires arst-class room for month or more with private fam lily. Will pay good price. Enquire Prospector. It.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14

John Greenwood, of Fairbanks. ar rived in Valdez last evening on the steamer Victoria.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14
German Ships Sunk.

WESTHARTLEPOOL, Eng, Aug. 14.-A Danish vessel which reached here today reports having seen the masts of seven sunken German war ships off the mouth of the River Humber. It is believed that the big naval battle reported fought off the Humber last Saturday was disastrous to the German fleet
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14
Nubons Corssss

N00000 V0ro0Io. Try Mrs. St. Marie's for one of those Nubone corsets. u
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14

FOR SALE-One new, ready to run 3h horse power Fulton engine. Com plete equipment. No wires; no batteries. Enquire at this office.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14

For one week only wall paper will be discounted 10 per cent. c. c Rudolph. k21
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14
English Wounded Reach Portsmouth

English Wounded Reach Portsmouth. PORTSMOUTH, Aug. 14-The first batch of English wounded were brought here today from Belgium, where the English forces have al ready met the German invaders of the lowlands and has prevented the further invasion of Belgium by the Kaiser's army.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14
Charge Germans Kill Non-combat-
 ants.

BRUSSELS, Aug. 14.-The foreign secretary of Brussels has sent a strong protest to all the powers of the world charging that the German troops invading Belgium have been guilty of breaking the rules of civil ized warfare as laid down by the treaty of Geneva and The Hague It is charged that non-combatants have been murdered in cold blood and that many assaults have been con- mitted upon women.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14

Frank Whitman and Charles Sharp left for the Valdez glacier this morn ing.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14
LOCAL BREVITIES.

LOCAL BREvITIEs.
 The Moose will dance tomorrow evening as usual. Supper at 12. Man and wife desire position as cook and waitress; camp preferred. Address Mrs. Prudence Reed, Pana- ma Hotel, Valdez. k21 Buck Hoyt will leave on the next trip south on business trip to the states.
 John Greenwood, of Fairbanks, ar- rived in Valdez last evening on the steamer Victoria.
 FOR SALE-One new, ready to run 3h horse power Fulton engine. Con- plete equipment. No wires; no batteries. Enquire at this office.
 Frank Whitman and Charles Sharp left for the Valdez glacier this morn ing.
 Having secured 8 first-class baker, we are now prepared to sell bread and pastry at reasonable prices. Del monico Grill in Senate building. If w. L. Smith arrived last evening from Mineral creek, bringing in some good looking samples.
 For one week only wall paper will be discounted 10 per cent. c. C.. Rudolph. k21 Young man desires frst-class room for month or more with private fam lily. Will pay good price. Enquire Prospector. 1t
 Nubone Corsess. Try Mrs. St. Marie's for one of those Nubone corsets. u
 Moose Dance Tonight.
 The regular Saturday night Moose dance will be held tonight at Moose hall. Fine music. Excellent lunch sorvod a$ y,,}Nni0hf
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14

w. L. Smith arrived last evening from Mineral creek, bringing in some good looking samples.
Valdez daily prospector., 1914-08-14

Having secured a first-class baker, we are now prepared to sell bread and pastry at reasonable prices. Del monico Grill in Senate building. tf