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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-14
CHAPTER x.
Garson's Noiscloas Gun

~ OMETHING Of what was il his
~ mind was revealed in Garson's
\ first speech after Grises' going.
That's mighty big stake
hes playing for"
And big chance he's taking'"
Mary retorted. No. Joe. we don't
want any Of that Wen play q game
that's safe and sure"
The words recalled 70 the forcer
weird forebodingS that bad been
troubling him throughout the day.
It's sure enough be stated, but
Is it SafeE"
What DO Won Inean:"
Carson walked to and fro 4ervouSly
as be- answered
"S'pose the bulls get tired Of ycu
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-14
CITY ENGINEER
DISMISSED ASSISTANT

City Engineer L. Earle Thornton an
nounced yes erday afternoon that he
had informed his assistant Clarence
Avery, that his services would not be
required after the first OF February.
When Mr.. Thornton took charge OF
the Office recently he found that more
men We're employed there than he vol
UNI of work requires. More time will
decide whether several other en-
pIoyecS are necessary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-14
SIXTEENTH AVENUE
BEING HARDENED

The city street force, under Street
superintendent Dan Jones, Is now busy
hardening Sixteenth avenue from
Gadsden down 20 LaRua AS there is
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-01-14
LARGE LOT OF
KANT COMES
TO PENSACOLA
MORE THAN THIRTEEN THOU
SAND TONS HAVE THUS FAR
BEEN IMPORTED AT THIS PORT
DURING NEW YEAR.

Importations Of kainit from Ger
many have been brisk during the new
year, and thus far as much as thirteen
thousand tons have been unloaded at
Pensacola. This has been brought
here on three steamships and another
vessel is due, and was thought to have
been the one which made her way into
quarantine last evening, just before
shutdown This was thought to be the
German steamer Lutse Leonhardt,
which is coming direct from Rotter-
dam The amount Of her cargo was
not given out, but 1t Is stated that it
will total imports very near the figures
of 10000. All OF which gives work
20 hundreds of men in the employment
Of the railroad company.
Steamships which have thus far
reached here and discharged cargo of
this product. and the respective
amounts of each were as follows:
Montauk' Point ....."...... $3.50
canada ...-........-.... 5.55O
Slneus ..........s......s, sz,4OO
one s0' Of the advantages Of the iss'i i'm
porting of these cargoes is the fact,
at least in the cases of the steamships
Montauk Point and the Sineus, Is
that each OF the vessels named
have remained after Gischarging car
so imported and have been chartered
TO load here. the first named a part
and ST. Andrews, while the Sineus
which finished discharging yesterday
and filed bunkers moved out in the
stream and will probably start taking
full cargo OF timber at o'clock this
morning.
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lUeiGe N(s gci(6u.

Cine G~ngIdnterin, bic cine 3eitlnng
als Qebrerin i'm Iienlte oes 0ensralz
9%ouoerneurs BON 8orea oeitnnben bat
uno bnnn BEL Der Qoli3ei BON Sopporo
ongeiteQt mar. bat iih jebt eine7
neuen. btsber nod ME BON elmer peie
ben 6rau ousgeiibten Beirut erpdbit:
ite lit Geiibo in Notobomo 9eporoen.
Ils lie I'm bic Griaubni8 our Gr9reis
funq oieies 8erufes bei ben 8eborper
tintum, eridieu ols 8eIu6 10 unQe>
p0bnIi6. ooB bic 9eomten Der Gin
Qube gar teire gedhtunQ T6entten.
neil lie es nit elmer Geiitesdeitorten
gu tun gu baben a~ltIbten. Ons 0es
Iu6 puroe ober in bringliher 1orm
lpieoerholt. uno Ri CUR Mblehnuno
teine 9erarlnTun0 porloQ. puroe es
bet0iqiot uno Die neue @eiIho BARN
t't Zen 6ormnIitdtsn in ems Der
&"j,5lt1pfer in gomotopa eingefibrt.
Der Ss'fhonume Der GnQlGnoerin
miro VenG iein; Ije tenrt ale 8iinite
oieier WGohen. ipieIt portrefFlih bic
SomiTen uno ipritt ilisbeno inponiih,
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..2ieber Nuertn! Sh Deb su. hnf

..Sieber Suerta! SD ssb gu oaB
ih sineu ibIlmmen 5ehler 9ematlt
babe. 3ebt lps + i'd. DAB oil 10 Siemlih
Der a%nnanoisite aerl in guns Wsrico
bit. 3h BIN alio bereit. pit) nod
nohtrdaIIh ansuerfennsn. limb nun
thu mir DEN @sinaeu uno alb ben
Wtorobnnottsn. ole Iih Con ltitutionns
illten nennen. elnmal cine a. b6rl9e Hefs
tion nHo h6nge ibren Jlibrer. oas
SheuInl Blla. auh bod auf."
rs 1T tnum gu erwarten. oaB 6rGi..
bent Billion le 70 Su Dem Oberbaupt
Der merttauliben 9sfaclo. ag9ierunq
In. edsn miro. IS ishlt ober utd)t an
outeu ameritontihen Tntriotsn. tuelhe
meiu.u odb sr pom 8edts lps8en 10
iprsdsn Oltte.
Get irnnsbltitt Gr.Yremier Glemeu'
teau bat Reht wenn sr lagt. oaS eln'
iadlte Mtttel, Der Nuarhie in Mericu
Gin @noe 5u maiden. itt Die Nnerten.
nnns Susrtas. Qeioer merosn Brdii'
bent NiIiou unO lsin S~tna.Sistrstar
ftwsr III Den mornliltsn Wutp baden
pon bislem Nttttsl 8ebrauh ~ NADER
nno oamit ben Jeblidlas ibrer blsberi'
gen 8oIitlt 5uSuseltebsn,
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fernen Weerrpogsn eDig eJT4-, .-et
Der 6er6tpino Oom Wtetre ter lianD.
Q6er baun tdmen baIo Giener.
GiIig. 3psi bidt hintersinanoer. vi.
psritorten 0eiiatern. une Elm ptE;5
o5ne be r,6ts ReierDe.
60 bab 5rau 8aronin plosIi4
blafer g~sporosn. uno bic ainter ers
f6redt our W,utter iahen.
Damn tam bar 0erpalter uno pc
itierte pier Gnedte an Der Sur, bic
jtumm ME qagoosn aufre6t ftonoen.
60 baB 9Trau 8arontn gang ploss
lid aufI6rie. limb bic ainoer. ebenio
pI0bIih IeihenblaB oeiporosn. ii9 um
bic SHUTTER Drdn9ten.
ga fab bic iunge goroain 0Oloap
aud in bic funteIuoen 4u8en BON
WaoemoiieQe Sutinsli hinein. uno
fab, bag in osreu 8lidsn jet aud
fein 6alt gu finbsn mar. Q6er Wtaoes
moiIslle GutineQi lab nod INNER
ianft aus nie cine Iunge 9eiIige. Sic
bate nit tisfer Rubs Die 6r3GbIuns
gen oes Yerpalters angebort. Gle
bate es 9Iei6inm gsi6mtd:. baB Elm
Seer bon p%srbun9srten Baueru nit
Senien uno 9erten i'm Nn3u9e mar.
unb oab zines Der QbeIsIGl0iIer osr
Uahbari6uit pie Elm 6eusrmesr in
ben 9erbitIiften brunnte.
.0or aGem rstten sic 5bre Iiebsn
al.inen, Grau 8aronin!!" Io9te Wtooes
moife1e Gutinea: 10 ruhig. ols mem
tie gang BON benz QnbIid oes brsn,
nenoen S6lo7es our SaI3idure e.
itarrt pGre. limb rib nur babel orei
pole purpurro'en gang rudii6tsIo5
aus benz StrIub. beraus, ben Qer
S6lobgdrtn,r fir bic Yoronin Dol
tur3em erit nuT BEN 8eIpertiI6 &C.
itelt botte. limb ohtete gar ni6t,
ooB Elm GtrobI Wofsr iit) aus Der
faIienoeu 8uie iit.r ben 3iI6 erqpB.
uno RE dnberen Roien be- !0errin
einfnd 81 6ijben fielen. sic ma:
nur trompfbaft bemibt, fiA Die orsi
pgrpuraen Rolen an ibr.r 8ruit fiber
gu befeltl9en.
2tbsr iis oronete ou6 pi,ter gang
ianft uno rubig an. ooB bic beItsn
Bferoe bic 5amiIis in Dem qroben
5omiIienlpa9en CUR rGhIten @ohni0s
ton bringeu ioQten. bic pisIe U}eilen
entfernt nGr.
Die pl0bliA ooQig perdnGIti0ter
Hinoer uno he bnIb geldGmte iunqt
!6errenfrau IieBen ol.s nit ii6 &c
iteben.
User ebe nod Der oIte 1omilieu.
poQsn nit BEN ungoriI6en 0ierer-
5uqe Dor oos GdIobportol fu6r, tam
oa5 furht6uye 8nu,rnqeihrei odn3
uabe. Sam Elm 2rnppeln uno Dol
tern, Elm pro1eln unb 9reteu UNI
Ghittern, Sudden uno Qnheu uno
@rellen, 3etern uno 0obnqcitrei, ols
rem .ia Wesr oon 6aFern u1>
EI6ern fi6 iiber port uno Sdlob
pl0bIid sr90Te.
llno bic qelGbmts. jungs 8oronit
empiono iid plobIi6 gnn3 nGein in
geiogter 6luft ourh rem groBen %6
neni0nl, barin cine Sh0r q~ieric.l
Weiter uno N6unsr nit oslhpu~,s
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n.n Ierten unb b0bnifdsm 0siob
sinbrn6en.
Die &tnber paren i~rs.nbpo f6on
Ing 5reie snttommsn. Der GItsite
So9n itano f6on aIs Gsiiel Der 8auz
ern, gefefeIt. nit itOla erboben.m
Nuge I'm 6ofe 0 reuben 9Gnoen
umtlammert.
Cont nur Shreien uno Qufruhr.
uno bic junge garonin iab nit
ihrem per5errten O.ii6t i'm gebebten
83riberfIiebsn nod Wiabsmoifeue auz
tlneul, nit rotten Roien an Der 8ruit
gei6mudt. cine mGdtige Petroleum
tanne irgenpo uber toitbore pruntz
nobel 9ieBen UNI nit i6rer redten
9ano bic 8ranofadel fdpineen, bic
f. eben einem g0ueru sntrifen bate.
Q9ie cine 9eilige u6er bunbert gierieen
Wlsni6ensefi6tern in Rau9 uno
6lammen itebeno.
Wooemoiie1e autin.ai botte Elm
unperiObnIides. hartes Demotroten-
berg.
Dos S6IoB 4usrbof 1T oomoIs
p%erbronnt.
Der junge Boron 1T mad oieIen
Qengiten ben Sein,n nieoer ausgez
Iiefert poroen. Rod ebs man Den
gauernoufrubr Qan3 i'm Qnnoe ges
odmpft bate. Gr bIieb INNER Elm
einesi6I6t.rter Meni6.
Gu4 oer 5omjlie ionit lit ME
our8 elm Wunosr teinerIei @erpaIts
tat am 2eibe ositeben. Si. lebte
oonn ni6t mebr auf bem Querhof
Ionosrn meiit CANA in @uslonbe.
W}ooemoiTeue autineai bat man
sinen 5ismlib 3erir,Tenen StrGflin9S=
titteI anae3ogen. sic pirb nun in
einem taiierIi6en 8Iei6ergpert unters
iroiIh beIhGftiQt. Wis elm. ountIe
0eilige i6reitet tie ouh bo. Sbsr lie
III Idngit an 9%Ieinsr9iftunq geitorben.
Won hotte Iie oanaIs iofort erg,iifer
uno no6 Sibirisa g.i6offt.
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Canada mno bic Giniunuocrcr.

Auh CANADA. ons bob tuohrlih IN ,eIs
mem 10 Ipdrlih befieoelieu. rdumlih
atoBsrsn 9erritorium, oils Die Der.
Staaten @%inwanoerer brauht. wiutt
ieet ob. llno Qsute. Die nuf ountIe
Sasen non l~ugenbuiten s:@sIe9enbsiten"
bin. outs @srotbemobl. mad, oorthin
fponbern WOnen. iolten lids eeingt
fein loiIen.
Stronger nod oils Die Ger. 5taattn
mill CANADA uertnbren. NuaebIih rib
let Iitl Der &i gessn Ole Glemeute
aus Sios uno 0it.@uropa. Die ia aut
bier Der NnlnB Su allen Nntis@tnuau.
oeruu9s9eleeen iino. Nber tbatlGhlitJ
tull Gdndoa feline m~ittelloien Gilman.
berer, tstne. Die bios Wtustelu uuo otn
guten @illen mitbrln9en. Gandoa lu,ll
Hsute NIT 8elo, lutu 6lrmer: Wl
fetnt, ntt erlt thy Ntud uuo otu Ioual
fir udd1t gSob' @olt uno No0l4 iuter
mullen. Oh ltt nun ouS SIaa,4emmtu
aenntt h1bsn pner bios osn NyloauQS.
telt bf)tebtn tonnten.
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H 9Sirmer Die ltri6dle Der 2eii
Den Sbrer Ninoer.

Cine nbelrleheuoer uunuQeuthter
Nthtm, onntIe RIa9e um ole Nusa,
gu 3Hlen ~auiIerelt mt aroBem 1urit:
Ole Baden leuerroth uro Damn ,ujtort
bIelh; per 9stb aeihppusn. mt lhar.
fen. tuejienoeu Shmtrien inn 9tls
den pon Wurmern. Yniisn Sie ,thre
6iuoer nttt letoeu 49, &ifdpoo Morm
Siltr albt iitRre 2inoerunq. 49, Ede.
Ielbe tootet ote Wurmer. ludhreno On3
ab'ubrfuoe W}ttlsl Den &nrper reQu.
ltrt uno Die undngenebmen 6oIgen Der
8lrmer beleltigt. anuleu Sic ucdi
heute etue 6Inite, Trei1 25c. @ei
olIen Npotheteru oorr Der Bot. aitas
poo 3nojan Meolcin Gp.. @bilaoeIpbia
oosr Ct. 9ouiS. -Nnj.
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3wri Ser;rn in
@irbc %iflagen-
VoW Qietur 9%lhtbsen.

Der Sdnee Itdu6t I6er bic O69er
Orau bdmmert Der Qbenoi6ein,
Gtia iiB' id ormsr SdG6er
Giniam uno oente oein.
8 tomm anb bitf mir tragen
Dos felbfgesolte 4sio:
s3ruei 6er3,n in giebe idIogen -
uno limb chamber 10 nett.
8ib oeine liften .6Gnbs
Gi. itreiheIn 10 pei6 nie Sammt -
Bis i'd fe tpisbsr ON Gnbt
Uit au7en lberfIammt.
Qob brine 4uqer i4eineu.
W2ir lift 70 tribe Der Sinn:
Qab re beQeqnen ben msinsn
uno ii.b, ME bIaB i'd bin.
Msine @ugen t3naen ni6t Iteinsn
No6 Ieb'H, ME bIaB bein Oef4t;
Sd mub ia ielber peinen
llno iebne Islber na6 Gidt.
Der Sdr,e itdu6t uber bic 0d6er,
@rou odmmert Der NbenoIAein -
Sd nippe pom Wermutb6sGjer:
Oein Wotl, Ser3lieblpe mein!
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Mcd aorellire ale 8eitslnngen an Ole
G~iprciteru 2tii'n,
ga Srpiic, Wis.
~, sSiir Troitbemlen nno attt9e'
ipruuacnc Nnut.

Sir erfrorene Shrsn. Singer uno
3eben. aniaeiprunaene 0dnoe uno
gtppen. Trcitbeulsn. 6autausbriide,
rcthe no raube Snut Qlbt Is nlttS
b,neres ME @udlen Nrnicn SaIbe.
gos bette MitteI fir ale 0nnt.Rrdnts
heiteu. ludentes eczema. Gllss etc. 25c.
Bei alien Npcthefsru cher psr Eolt.
4. 8. @udleu & Go. YhilaesIpbia ooer
81. Qouis.-Nu;.
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Mt3t; nSie h12@th CUR geiet9ung Sbrss Qetoena nit SantsIn tidh9
oHrtnt. 0toen mir bel S<brer @ef0no lung bon nun an Dos 3aupt0efolht
of on 4(u9tn. C8em nddfen 9eiut) Run, me gshts S9nsn st, So:
hann?"
Sobann: n@dls6t, fthtt. 6rr 0ottor! 50 en- @epi4t 10 ne
9entnerhantel ouf sem Mooen - o3 halt Tee Sffe aus"
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nboft.

@smiffsnboft. 9obne
pGrter gum 2ouriiten, ben er dns
QebaIten tot): nDos lleberihrt:ten
ser @eleiie 1T Sem pubIitum itrsnl
unterlagt. mein Serr; (gutniitia)
aber tommen sic Der, bamit Sic
ni6t Surid3uqcben broufen, mill id
sic raid =. 9udep0d 'nutertra'
Qen!"
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prdmien. Site.

Gin 1abr i'm poraas beiahienee
ubonnenten ertdIten ie einen
SbSaen HaIeueer ais granite
gratis uno p~ortofrei. I'm Pra-
mien fnS foIeenoe sur dnsrpdpl
pertaneen:
Heaturoppt, (oaOon lino oreiasbn WuT
n1ern eri6ienen].
Vramieu gegcn WebrbcSablung.
aodbnd,.
Stsiaer's Seutfh . umeritanti6es aohbuh
far tleine fsamilen. Bon gBaIoemnr
Ehrsper. Breis 50 Gents.
RGbmaidbiuea.
Die ,Rorotern" RGhmaidine No. l ptro
aui 5 Sabre Ihriitlih qarantlrt, v3rop
heaos. @ebduIe, eTtra feline BoIitur, ale
neueSten 8erbeleruugeH, abfoIut ole bette
Wafhine, bic fir irgeno elnen Yreis er.
bdltlih .y26
Die .Rorbitern". Ndbmnldlue SO. 2, ge'
nau Dte Ho. /. nur nit autbomdtbnfetfl
.Hrpp Seao".......... .........S21
lie .9urbitern" .Ndbmaldine go. B, IN
Bpioen DAT : Gebduie, autbonatti dem
.gbain HiIt", RugellaSer = @eltei idlt
autbomatilhfm ,8elt RepIacer", bobeni
Nrin. oebdrtete StabItbeile. ale rAttahs
ments" III Sammets adltden. @lne CUTE
Maihlne gu Dem iebr bill8en Erels DON
...-.''Hio
Sic rHorbItern sMnIhine 80. 4, genau ME
no. 3. nur IN 9est.G abtnet. i{ornt, S2t
Ane biele WaIhinen limb about garan'
tirt. 9ie Trnft bat Der aduIer 81 tragen
uuo tie betrdgt BON 60c bis 81. je nab Der
4tftdna.
am Eeieu nHb Slherften IT es. bas Belo yer
petfanpei u q (R susn Crber), bic Der Hptmeiiter
In ben grobeTsR GIttdlaiieH ~dasieueu tGHH, 81 lber
ieabeH U renio ant NIB fdber hne bic Sr req
aHiu iihna u Defte re AaenteH in alien GrnreB
EtatloHsa dGSftetenA IBeHH man has Belb per Hpri
a~nmeiiuus ootr per GIptssaniuetiung idtft. N Is
ui6t Hgthpsnbia. beu betreffenben Brief regttriren II
gahtH, nenn bic 0bss IL beutlit aeifreten TT peat
nan bnasaeR Baarge B In ben Brief, 10 ioute bteier
BETS rtgitrtri iutTben. um fiber ~ ieiu. bab betielbe
rtd,tia dH.onut. Jsr @eIbfeHbnnaen In eiHfabem
&3rtefo cVihl uiie IT. ernebmtH mir fsiHerlei EPraHtiuort
iihieit. Jm Iane bon N5reButriuberunasu psraehe
man ia nitnt. BITE ate eteHiopohI pte bic meme
Beftsihts an5uee En-. beuH toHi ioHneu mir ben ia
men In ben Budherk gdT niht fHbeR,
yVcnsn Sroers Hlrt,H uidbi, Iute eas 10 oft aeittrbt.
els DfrHistuil idhe Cuittuna aHrndbehdlten fper1
ben, ~tOHssFn iHb NfH Srisien bstauIssen.
3ieie Yrdmi'pIiite wiro obne peitere
Roti5 pon 3eIt 81 Belt eradnSt uno uerdu'
bert. uno oieie Yteiie ritten lid nab Dem
istueiIiscn Wortmertb.
Ouittung erfoIst nur ourh Nenoerung
bes Hatums aui bpm NoreBitreiieu,
Rln a~oreitirs etnIah:
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Nlur. kutilrui.
Gr,abInn8 bun Garl Panptmann.

~@'5"p'""b "ph V"'' P""P'h'n""'
Die 1amiGe oes Barn golooI
FAB in oem 9elp0lbtsn Gb5lmmer
limb Qucit &utineqi, bic frons0Iii6
Gr3isberin. goB Der 9aronin elm
GOIotaIis poa Zee.
Die 6eniter in Dem Bart Itanoel
often. llno orouBen ittiI6ten in
OergiIbten 8aumIou6 junqe !9dter.
Die brei Ginoey, 3.Usi Mdoten bel
3ebn uno Elm Gnabe BON 3n 3lF Sat
rem, ThIante, fiiritlide 8inoer, p'Iu.
oerten lciie untereinunoer.
Dos boltii6e G6tot Auerbof lao
note om Mecre. Der BART mar eint
neite 8obenfIdb. bon beinobe flint
bunbert WtorQen. llnb pom Qltor
oes 4ntleioe}tmmers Der etlpa oreiBiq.
jdbrigen 8dronin lab mon 6inter
freisn WieIen uno boben btrbltlih per.
fGrbten Giden9ruppen ben IiIberner
Weeritreif.
8uroniu 8olbop mar IN bieIen
2age beIhpert uno tleinIdut. Ni'
lie ins 3immer fam. bate man ss i6l
0nfebeu t0unen. bob !e bsimIi6 O.:
neint bate. Obtpobl lie JET sint
bobe W(iens trug. OILS MoosmoiSeqt
uno Der beIrodte 5ofmsiiter lie be.
blenten.
Sc NOR tpeihe W1rme in Del
6srbitIiften.
Nber es mar aud aufrubr iii
Qanhe.
Tenn bic 8nuern fpurcen bon ben
goelIeuten gstnet. let. llno Der 6of
Der Youern mar mieosr einmut nohe
oaron, inb ouf3ubrennen.
Baron 0oloap nar Elm Ihlanter.
~eIeganter Goelmanr. 0as WouotIe
tam leIbit in Ter Stride, IosuIuQen
Dor Gpttes 2hrQn, Mot mebr aus
'eInem friifen 2(l9e.
Der Baron rrar In bic @ouoernes
mentSItaot 9eiobren. tpeil BIZ. Qdbrenoc
llnruhe Der 8lueru ben mcjten fret
lerrljden 8eijbuugsn ihon beoentljt
nohe cuff cen Qcib riidte.
Der CONNER tatte ouh gPiFerrter
Gebroht. llno in mondtn Diiiritten
htrri4te unttr Ten 8ouern 9unger@.
not.
allies bo9 obnte bic jung. @orrnir
Gcloap nur iebr bon fsrne, Ccsr I'
perI'ono ibre htimIihtn Mengite mi
ru6j9tm Gtol3 gu mastieren unit
perbreiitte llf iiber eine qlei69iltigs
9nnoorteit. Die fie i'm S6ooB belt.
lpdbreno s ibren &c, traut,
Wuh bic Ginoer iofien unterein.
amber, Sic tr3dblten Iih leiIe Elm me.
Mig ou3U9lits 0sididten. limb iobeT
noheinonoer in oo8 GeIi6t be
Wooemoiieue Sutineui, bic BEN Bite
mobneao uno innft .rIpioerte.
Nber WocemoiieIe &utineui nuBt
an bie'sm 2nqe nod meniQer, mas
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AUTOMOBILES

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MONEY TO LOAN
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-25
FOOD BOOSTERS IN
NORWAY ARE JAILED
Government Takes Quick Step and
stops Practice OF Boost
ing Prices.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-HOw Nor
way broke the ring Of food price boos-
tiers by placing offending storekeepers
IN Jail and forcing others 10 make res
titution TO patrons who had suffered
from overcharges was told Monday
by passengers arriving on the Nor
wegian-American liner Kristia niafjord
from Bergen. The raising OF prices
was attempted as soon as the news
Of the war reached Bergen. The gov
eminent took swift and sure action
and in two days prices were at normal
again.
The liner brought many wealthy
Americans who had been trapped in
the war zone Her progress through
the North Sea was perilous because
OF the intTicately laid mines.
Robert Bresel of Chicago, who was
in Moscow when hOstilities commenced
declared Russia was eager for war.
During the two days he remained
there 100000 Russian soldiers had
been placed on the German frontier,
but the war office had forbidden pub
LEGATION Of the news.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-25
Official Report Of Reverses
Suffered by the Allies

PARIS. Aug. 25.-The war Office is
sued late Monday night a statement
summing up the reverses Of the al
lied armies in the following language:
The French and English, the plan
OF attack having failed owing 10 un-
forseen difficulties have retired on
the covering positions.
West OF the Mouse the English on
our left was attacked By the Germans
but behaved admirably. holding its
ground with traditional steadiness.
The French assumed the offensive
with two army corps. An African
brigade in the front line carried away
by their eagerness. were received by
a murderous fire.
They did not give an inch. but.
cOunteFacted by the Prussian guard.
they were Obliged TO retire, only. how
ever. after inhicting enormous losses.
The Prussian guard especially suf-
fered heavily.
East of the Meuse our troops ad-
vanced across an extremely difficult
country and made a vigorous attack
when they emerged from the woods.
but were obliged 10 fall back after "A
stiff fight south Of the river SeimOis.
Withdraw 20 Cover.
ION order Of Gen. Joffre our troops
ana the BRUSH troops WitndreW 10
the covering positions.
our troops are intact; our cavalry
has in no way suffered and our artil-
lery has affirmed its superiority. Our
officers and soldiers are in the best
Of condition, morally and physically.
AS a result of the orders which
have been issued the aspect OF the
struggle Will change for a few days.
THE French army will remain for
time on the defensive. but at the
right moment, to be decided upon by
the cOmmander-in-ch il will re-
sumo a vigorous offensive.
"Our losses are heavy. 1t would be
premature TO enumerate them. II
would be equally so TO enumerate
those Of the Germans, who suffered
so heavily that they were obliged TO
abandon their counter attacks and
establish themselves in fresh posi-
tions.
Deliver Four Attacks.
I'VE delivered four attacks yester-
day from our positions north Of
Nancy, inflicting very heavy loss on
the enemy
I'm regard TO the general situation.
we have the full use of our railroads
and retain command OF the seas. Our