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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-01-09
Yldue fiir &,odidnlgebdube al1ee.
llomnteu.

Sn osrs AM sueerta tagabe,tu baltt.
nen Sisuns bes @9ulrats rnurne,1 Bic
pon ber 4t9itettenf fi1ma gnrie 8 &bdp
man bon sMinneapolis altasteI1tatel,
pldne nnb Spectfitationen tiir ba5 neae
0obf9ul9ebdube an9enou1n,e,a. 6ert
@bapmann mar. peri6nlt9 oa ut,, bic.
ielben porauleaen .unc az essldren.
Cen @ontrattoren tpiro biz 5um 10.
5ebruar @elesenbeit geaeben ibte Mnse.
bote fur Mrbeit uno Watesiai esnsu=
reiben uno Der Sdnlra. re1sspivt fih
oas 5fedt ems ober aae Mngsbote u,
perrpsrfen.
Das neue 5odihulgebdube foulmt
auf ben Bublic Square" gu ltsDen NO
iebt oas LINTON @tbduhe" ltebt mslAes
dbgsra1sn mercen Miro. Des 8sbalos
wiro l54 5uB Jront an 9ta'e 5sraBy
baben nit elmer Itefe pon l30 ;yuB IN
Der Witte nno II JnB On pen 9uo,
Hii9eln.
SIN eriten 5tod btfiapes f1b pas
. pSnouitria! Granting Dsplriesaent1 fiji
Mdpden uno &naben. Dnrhmea finD
bic 3'mmer uel9e bauptiddli@ pon bes.
&naben benubt meroen auf osy Noro:
leite unb id, Die Wdo9sn auf Der 5iio,
feite. Sm 5weiten. Stod bsiiaost iib
bas 9aupt DeriammIunss ssimp,sr .D.e
uerldiebenen Offices, bas Wotma!oes
parten,ent i'm rebten Glages ,,nD biz
1to0eu fiir @eIbidte uip. am linltn
Glasel. SIN britten Stod btRnDea Hd
Xabpgator,um, : 3.mu1ex. q iIsn.
|fdaf., ..no paffpaIstsleinns u{}m.s: sd
iebem Stod IL fir Eoile.Iss0in,msr at:
iorgt. Speeiea etudbnt 5n psshsn
perptens bic feuerR9sre Greyps. D.a
f1e einidlieBenoen Ddnbs Hno aaislul
tenerfeit uno oas san3e e9etaasos !Iddanss
nieeerbrennen nno bic Grtlpeus naTbsa
unueriebrt baittben. Dis 8sfsl. apn,s
far bic 0eisanlase perbesa 5ulfdsa neu'
alien uno neuea Qo9idulaeDanns e:
|yib.st merben. -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-01-09
Sdbrli9er itatiaii9er Yoli5eiseri@t

m,a neu e>ohreah,,;d,t ,,stthen sb,,f
g,onie h;,,er gooe hen, aponor ,,nn nen'
,ss,oo,rot ur,erhrs;ts,e osh, hsrnor @ ho6
-. ;,sh,;,Ms mn,;,s; r,$krsrh S, nss S.hreo q
sA Ms,hos,.nosn nornohm ,1ntsr o., n,..
ion Werho;,etsn h.fonnen IA 9 'S,ISrhe,
- Osn,id,e 70 y0eut;d. NShm,n -
D,utih W,n,,;,onsr > Mm,r;,oue,
.9;s nnnsxsn a,o.;"ns, ,,,orsn no sosa.
ns,,re,sn. - 'e;nsr non Ma,as zre.p. .p
5rsi.b @..,at,tann !, nor,sas,, MN mo-.
MAJ M Noe ;,n,,,s,, 'ss, a seou d 6, ):
- h;,notss ~ n;a G;nsa;.,,i4an @ o,'1 ~ ~.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-01-09
Nm lllu, Utmeioa 5reifae ben 8. Sun, 1914

Yure Maniua, $50 Bu6 gum Bfpno,
II @ents oas Yfuno. Der Breis be.
erifen beicen Gotten Ut einen balben
Gent meniser als i'm goriabre, uuo bas
ubrige bas1elbe ME i'm Bo,iabr. Sin
Nabbatt non ! Sent misb erlaubt fiir
Belieuaneen oon 5000 Yfunb obet
mebr; ! Gent fur 10. 600 pfunD nno
J Sent nas Rfnnb BET einer Degaon:
labuue.
TeY9us sails, Minn. SIN
Nopember 1912 tom in bas Biiro uon
Sage q 2omsp i'm Comm ganoor Elm
Mann, Der li1 fiis oen Jalmer @asi
Strano ausgab, uno perlen9te eine
9ppotbsf auf ,ieine" Tarm. Dieie
wuroe tbm anitanosIos seudb,t nno fie
inad'e neblt alien @sbiibrsn3ulAldgeu
$l356 Gus; Elm Notar i'm Diiro Der
6'rme be9loubiste Die lln:erf@riit,
Als Biz 3in|en ni@t be5ablt wuroen,
|anote nlan an Stranb ein Sbreiben,
weldes 20: bteiem unbsantuortet ge:
lal1en wuthe, neil er 9laubte, oaB ei,'
Wlbos1ltdnbnis porliesen muiie. Als
er 0i,pr mpitprp 1Rnhnunnpn frhipIt
entl@loB ct f9 bod, nad: @anoor gu
tommen, uno nun iteQ,e i9 beraus,
oab ein i5rsmber, uel@er, einige Mebns
tidteit nit oem 5atmer bate, Rd far
bieien aasgeeeben unO Die 6irma Sc.
iapines'lt y q! i baben ulub y hersn s'fanes e,
sdtty ers6ane:bepsifen, bobser fig 3ur
aeit, ais bic 6epotet semdbrt uurDe,
I gar uidt tn Muterita beiunben babe.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-01-09
Reselnldf'iae staotratiituus.

eSSn ber am Dienstag ab9ebaltenen
yese.nlaBigen Stabtratfieuna .erfdien
gbisf peu,p Tnsel .unt
tnbr.e Rlase ID, Mamen Der Teuermebr
seaen ben t1nfus falfde 6euerala.me
ein;ui9,den. Auf feline Beilrmortuns
murbe e,ne 8elpbnuns. uon $50 ausee:
fest pelae binfiiro oemientsen btadbll
uiro Der ben n6tigen Beweis lieieIt,sfo
baB bic @srbaftuns unb ueberilbtuns
bes biesbs5aq:t9en llebeltdterS fettens
Der Deh6roe sbemerffeuist ueroen Fam
gbief @usel madte ferner barauf saut
merriam, pab burd ben Dsanb uon
peu. unb Strobn6den Der Stabt Tn
fetten i'm Betrage non $50 perurfa9l
mnrpen. na4 ldngerer Beratuns eint8te
man ii1 i6lieBhd oabin. feine Msnpe.
s1ung per D.esbe3l9li4en 9tbinaH pnI.
6unsbmen ipnpern bislelbs sDie iis bf.
,1tebAs itaeng bus d;liiibrsn.
Usr linton Mobiae Company wurbe
81 .942 81 ausbea.4blt.s Die &tdnuns
bei,rt i1@ auf ell,4e Eaufeno Dollars
nlsbr tiir ertra Mrbeit uim. wsl9e uor
e1bano gi@t be1idadtt9t ouroen uno
eft Oh ibrer ,Rorret,beit oriinol,9 aes
p,aft weroen ioQen. Otto Ioppv
murbe bic 5umme uon $3.50 ais tell
meii' Mt3ablun9 fir ben Mnbau al o.r
sletiril@en Xiatanla9e erlaubt. Scr
Burg Batterie wurbe bic Summe .. n
Sl00 iuride, itattet luelbe oieIelbe ieine.
3est auslesen muBte um bic neuen Sea-
nonen, @ei9trre uiw. uon Der Js9ier
uns ;u befommen. Gerner ,uuroe BET
Nto@lns Sun @ompasnie $3.50 fit
0aQsnmiete e1laubt. Die e.nselaute:
nen monatl,9en &sdnunsen muroen
srp'iitt uno 5ur 3abluns ansewieien.
Sab,es 5e,idte pom Stabti9retber unb
gb.ef Rlauie, Der uiertslidbrtse Berid1
uon Jr,eoenst,dter q 9enninslen uno
Dle monatlt1en Be1ibte pon Supl
Bolitao unb pon StroBentommil1dl
De,man Sdemann wurben perlefen uno
ia ben Mtten 9elest. eSelepb Roebler
beridtete, oaB udbrenb bes Wona
3l8 Qaoungen aui ber Stao.mage se
mo9en uurben.
QBi0tam Benbin uno Dietrid, Roeiter
ertbiensn por bem 5taotrat unp boten
um slettriihes 9i@t fur sbre Bobnunee1
nebsn per COTTONWOOD &oQer Mibls.
Die Mngelesenbe.t muroe an oos etet
Eiritbe ytht Romitee perDtefsn unD ben
Blnl@eu uon 9enbin uno Roeiter wirD
ieren'alls nodsrtommen meroen, ba
nniere Nidtanla9e iebt senii9enb RraFt
bat an ale Bepobner bsttisbieen an
tDnneu.
Rui9el, Bian9t uno Bdfsr mel5e
Gtfieeu3en an Der Sio State SiroBs
errtb,en, mnrbe bic Grlaubn;s e1tetlt
e,ne Briuatuerbinoun9 nit Der Waher
lsitung III MAIDEN.
Nadoem Der 5taorat 'ib psr,a3.
bate, begab ct ii9 in corpora mad bgr
elettr,ideu 2,9tanlase um bic neue
Maf4ine in Nuseni9ein su nebmen.
melbe an bieiem Nbenb i'm Betrieb pa1.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-01-09
sSallresberidlt oea @betitis.

Nus bem sSyabresberidbt non Sbsriff
Sulias sebt beruer, oaB er ,pabreno
oes ue1ftoiisnen Sabres 81 @efeseB
ibertre!er in berGeuntg Sail bet6it,9te
Bon tielen5l 5ltammten fiinf nod uon Dem
uorbersebenoen Sabre unb batten alto
oas 0erenasen ben NeuiabrStae in Der
@ountp Baftue.su verteben. Son ben
SO 1welde udbreab oes Sabres ein9e:
tedt tpurben, befa.ben it6 6rauen
unb bic anberen 40 uaren W6nner. Mm
SdluB oes Sabres moren nod orei Der
Sniaiitn abr1s. Sua @ansen wuroen
6es Cage Soft perabreidt fiir melde
oas @ountn bic Summe BON $415.SO
III berappen boten miro. Ser Beri9t
oes 9ber,HS lantet mse foIst:
Male Female Total
Number in Jail Jan.
1913 ........-.,,.. 5 - 5
Number received during /.
year ....-..........5 .52 81
Total number Ofpfisoners
during year.. ..ss.... .54 47
Number removed to State Prison
and Reformatory. ......1 l
Number removed to State Training
School. ............. / 4
Number discharged because of =
expiration of sentence. -. .22 1 a3
Number discharged ON bail. 2
q s. no indictment
found. .........s'.. ......2
Number discharged to muni-
cipal court.
Number acquitted: :.......,..u l IL
Number sent to Hospital for
llSdHo... ...3 j
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-01-09

@epreetoipn, 9eras. s. q. RIabrp iaat:
ySett etltdeu Sabren is 6plsh, 4, Np,Sepl ahh
Ear Gompo,sno Su,eiu 3ai,sn,tase as
QMften. grfdltungen i.,,b 2esss,B enbtftb
% uet1d'affte bailsrba afte 2iute rian8ssa s
reren 6d1tn BON bartn62tAen an
;@rt6ltun0en." &ttbdN feine
sn..ttel 6@laeett STE euirpB
sbate,. bei alien p1nbler,t. -
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-01-09
sSnslnteulgJrab
81 at II id fen { ines
alllenf. 9all1pfers.
5ii,, ,l,,obreiRis ppier.

&apita1 1no ied)s &eripnem ,unroele
bpm bem 9an1pfer nBauaria tDls
Der SnmbnrgSMmerifa 2tnie gez
rettet. Qanac 3eit mar es ni1t
1n6glid), oen yia,nen bes geiunfe-
1,en 9ampfcrs feit5nitellen.
9ie erite fnnfentelegrapbiide
9tadridyt, iii ser ge,nelbet iunross.
0aR Scr 9a1npfer yDflabuma'
iid i'll er,titer @cfabr befinbe, ef
bielt ser 9antpfer rMan,tel Ga!r
be-, bem es ntd)t nt6gltd) iuars
ben Mannld)aftem oes itnfen0eil
9ampfers ioilfc sl leiiten.
Sttrmid)aben oil Der aiiite Weas
sSerieDs.
Stem g)ort, 5. San. eed5ig Diet.
len bon @anbp 9opf fant geiterr
ber ameritani19e Santbampfer .Ots
:laboma", uno nod Ben leBten bier
eingetroffenen g}abri9teu fanoen
fiinfunbbreiBig CUR Mannfd daft oeS
Dampfers geb1renoe Rerfpnen Bel oess
.@elegenheit ibren Sob. Der Rapttdls-
unb feds BON ber Mdnnidaft nut
len bon Dem Dampftr sBanaria4 boz
Ser 4ambnrg @M1nertta 2inie gertts
.t.t. Der Mame 6es RapitanS 1T Mls=
sfreb @iinter. @pbalb bic erfte Noh
.rimt bier ei1traf, DaBssin ber Nabe;
rpn sanbD @oot ei1l 5anfoampfef
IL @tfabr lei, ipuroens @9tepp pbamfs
fer uIb uu9 uebrsre 8olltutter aus
gefhidt, oeur- perunsl slMten Dumpfes
lpen1 irge1b 1nDgliN, 9ilfe su letter.
Gs mar gu 1pdt; benn er mar be-
reits am @inten, als bns erfe 9tlfsa.
fhiff an Der l1ngliids1teae etntraf~
Dann nu9te man Den 8erlu4. ben
gane,l bes untersegangenen @d1fs
fss fefauiteuen, 9ieieS gelang erft.
.hf,lte mprgen. ,,odbeul mon aslsts
sa ashapnmen batte, BOB Der ,1ntergs
aene @anpfer ,@as q beiBf.y
:. Die er{te fnnfentefegra htfhtss
Mahridt bon ser IS ftdbon1d era.
1ei@te ben }pani}9en Dampfer a0eaa.
1tuel galpo" geitern abenb. @ofprf5
IieB bieier Dampfer atpei NIT erfabs
renen Ma4rpfen bentannte 2tbsnsreta
tungsboote beruntere Die bel benz
fnr9tbar boben Seegarg bon oen.
Mogen 3er11ent tpurDen. Drei bor.
ber Mannf@oft tpurben berlebt. 60:
telegrapbierte ser Rapitdn oes Damp
fers uManuel Galpo" nod benz bies
itaen 6afen, bab CT rt@t intftanbs
lei, einem 1i1fenoen 9ampfer. ner.
fi4 In fsbr sAsf;s;trrtHiii1r ssiAsasff;;ss;trHi1r s5ulfonoe
befinbe, au 9tlfe 3u fommen. @on
onberen 9an1pfer11 erbielt ou@ ber.
Dampfer r8aparia bas Nptfigna.
Ser vOflaboma" Ma@oen1 er ldns
gere Set in bet MGbe ser nngliids=.
itdtte gefreu5t batte, gelang es, baa
Boot, in bem ii@ ber Rapttdn une5
feds anbere perlone11 befanben, az
finben, 11nb bie llngliidli9en gu ret@
ten.
Stem g)orf, 5. San. Die &ufen
BON Netp SerfeD 11nb Gong eSyslano,
Gle ibrer 8abepldbe tpesen iiberau be-
fonnt fin6, bieten beute Elm 8ilo ber.
@ertpiiitung. l1eberau iiebt man oie.
@puren oes fl1r9tbaren Stnrmes, Der;
tpdbrenb Der leBten Sage iene @ege11s=
ben beimgeiu9t fat. ssSn @eabrigbts.
81. s., 1T 6ur4 ben Sturn Elm @6az
oer. bon minoeitens etr1er balben
Mtuion an9eri4tet. @ttpa bunbert
Gerfonen iinb bort pbba@los gelporz
Den. @6tpere @erlufte tperoen an9
bon Mtlantic GttD gemeloet. @iele
@dufer in ben @td6ten 2ongport,
@hgetpater, Cape Map, @entner Gtth
unb Margate GttD iinb erbebft@ be~
f@d6tgt tpDrben.
SMr2 klA% IA AE.AA>NA.>
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1914-01-09

Abo,u,iert oai ois )lelp lllin aof'~
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-02
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES

Scaled proposals for furnishing
supplies, delivered at the Nevada
State Prison, for one year, from
May |, 1914, to May |, 1915, Will be
received up to April "a, 1914,
All articles + be hrst-class of
their kind and delivered in such
quantities and at such times as the
Warden may direct, quantity vary
ing each month as required. All ar
ticles not satisfactory to be return-
ed at the contractors expense Bids
to be directed to the Secretary
State Board of Prison Commission
ers, Carson City, Nevada, up to
April "a, 1914.
The Board reserves the right -
reject any and all bids.
J. w. LEGATE,
Secretary of the Board OF Prison
Commissioners.
Dated March "a, 1914.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-02
For SALE

The Anderson hay yard, com
prising Il full block. situate on
South Carson street, Carson CITY,
Nevada. Price, 1000 to be paid on
reasonable terms, but at least one
fourth cash. There is a large and
substantial barn, wherein large
quantities Of hay and grain can BE
stored, and sheds and many stalls
Tor animals. There is plenty OF
room for a wood and coal yard
Also, sleeping rooms tor transfers
believe the foregoing proposition
affords a fair opportunity to any
fairly energetic person to engage III
such business in Carson, and | be-
lieve Carson will we'll support such
enterprise. Address Alfred Chartz,
Carson City, Nevada, mo-lm
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-02
Making Roadway On Velvet

Although attended by routine re-
suits. operations at the property 81
the Ncrnal Mining company i'll th2
Diamondlicld section Of the Gold
field district continues to make excel
lent Roadway under the supervision
Q: General superintendent Walter )
Norris. The south drift OF the vein
OH the 2U-foot level is being stead
il> advanced and Superintendent
Norris is hope ul of encounterlnG
within the next twenty feet OF work
the downward extension of the rich
shoot OF ore that as opened up
with 4 VINE to a depth OF 90 feet
below the 1OO-ioot level last fall.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-02
Do You Use Soap?

Then why not use PALE SAVON,
4 Nevada product, manufactured IN
Reno from Nevada tallow. Nevada
tallow is the hardest made, conse-
uuently makes the best quality OF soap,
Ask your grocer for it. Spend your
money at home by patronlzing a Ne
vada industry. ml/
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-02
Low Price of Hay

1t is reported in the Virginia Chron-
iclc that a number OF s%heepmen OF
Western Nevada nave taken their
nock> to Mason valley to iced dur
ing the lambing season, because OF
the low price OF hay there and the
desirable climatic conditions.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-02
eWOmdnB Beautiful
MOST EXQUISITE ART PORT
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Pictures

The latest edition of our celebrated
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them as rare and facinating art
beauty studies we are expressing it
mildly. These Art Poses are by ia
French and other artists. To
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must be seen to be appreciated. Fin
ished by the famous phototons pro
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DAYTON ART PORTRAYAL CO
Dayton, Ohio th
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-02
Dance April II

On the evening of April II the
ladies OF the Episcopal church 81
this city will give a grand ball at the
.Armory hall, to which all lovers IF
a good time are hidden. No ticke:s
will be sold but a charge OF 81 will
be made at the door for each gent
who enters. Ladies will be free.
Dinner will be served at a charge OF
25 cents. m27
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-02
F .M.Bake
OUR NEW YEAR OFFERING

OUR NEW YEAR OFFERING
Of fine confectionery is simply ire
sistible. Just a glance at its tempt
ing sweetness Is enough to set your
mouth watering. Come and select
your favorite kind from our many
varieties. Don't get too small a box.
Our candy is so good and whole
some that you can always eat "A
Little Bit More
Chill Cocktails, Hot Drinks Of all
kinds.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1914-04-02
DAYTON ART PORTRAYAL co
Dayton, Ohio I'll
Attention! Important!

J. your auto castings are wearing
OF; more rapidly than they should,
Paw $50 and have your tred> lined
up At the Capitol Garage and Engin-
ecring works. We handle "I-cc
Purcturc Proof Ca>ing," g"uar"nt""d
fc1 5000 miles. m3l
Arizona republican., 1914-08-12
EARLIER FIGHTING
Paris Hears of French Successes on
 Mouse

PARIS, Aug. 11-It is officially announced that the French troops around Spincourt, in the department of the Mouse, forced the German cavalry to retreat, although the lat ter were supported by artillery. The Germans have completed the fortifi- cations south of Metz to Luxembourg
 At Mangiennes, northeast of Yer dun, the Germans attacked the French Monday evening. The French were reinforced by reserves and took the offensive and repulsed the Ger mans with considerable loss. The German battery was destroyed by French artillery fire and another was captured with three gatlings and am- munit:on. A regiment of German cavalry suffered seriously. Near Moncet. a German battalion with ar tillery was repulsed. The German losses are reported to be heavy. The village of Lagarde, in German terri tory. was taken by the French at the point of the bayonet. German forces appeared at Longwy and demanded a surrender of the town, which was refused
Arizona republican., 1914-08-12
From the Information Bureau

LONDON, Aug. 1.-The admiralty and war office information bureau announced; There are good req sons to believe that the German cruisers Bresleau and Goeben have taken refuge in the Dardaneles. They will be dealt with according to in ternational custom.
 There is reason to believe that the mass of German troops on the western German frontier is distribut- ed between Thionville a fortified town north of Metz, and Liege. and that Tourraine is held comparatively lightly. There is every indication that the Austrians have entered AL sace. It is not believed that the Liege forts have been taken. The mobilization of the territorial forces l is near completion. Kitchener s army, for which five thousand re- cruits have been enrolled in the past | twelve hours, consists of six divi- sions, Scottish, Irish, northern. east ern, western and the light brigades 1 International custom applied to l the Breslau and Goeben will require them to coal and leave in twenty
 four hours"
Arizona republican., 1914-08-12
Associated Press Dispatch) )
 PARIS, Wednesday, Aug. 12.-French troops along the entire front are in contact with the Germans.
FIRST GERMAN COMM ENT
Berlin Newspaper Believes General
 Beginning Has Been Made

BERLIN tvia Copenhagen, to Lon- don), Aug. 1.-The Lokal Anzeiger in an article dealing with one Ger man victory at Muelhausen, Alsace says:
 The silence of the western frontier following the brief but swift entry of small forces of French into Alt kirch has been broken by the brilliant news of our first battle al Muelhau sen, the Weissenburg of 1914. But this fight was more important than was that of Weissenburg in 1870 twhen the Germans won their first important battle of the Franco Prus sian war), considering the number of Combatants engaged.
 We understood the French had three divisions of about 55,000 men Two divisions belonged to the sev- enth army corps and also contained whose members are among the elite of the French army. We do not know the extent of the artillery and cavalry engaged, but we believe that the French in Muelhausen have now a new idea of the value of Krupp guns.
 Naturally the French would have foftified the positions at Muelhausen with earthworks, but with an army like the German army. which takes fortresses oy assault, would find themselves little troubled by such ob- stacles"
Arizona republican., 1914-08-12
DEADLY MINES
 MENACE SHIPS
 IN NORTH SEA
Planted Promiscuouslv by the Germans. Followed by the English, Make It a Stretch of Water to Be Avoided
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHl

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-The min ming of the North Sea as d part of the plan of the European war will not only close most of the northern European ports to navigation, but the gold laden Tennessee and North Carolina will be confronted by new dangers.
 The government was informed today by the British embassy that inasmuch as Germany had been scattering mines indiscriminately" Great Britain could no longer refrain from planting mines near her own ports.
 Secretary Bryan said that passenger steamers should take no chances, and he suggested that Americans in Europe leave by the southern ports. The Hague convention stipulates that bel ligerents shall endeavor to render these mines harmless within a limited time but it is believed that in the present war no attention will be paid to that provision
 The itinerary for the cruisers Ten nessee and North Carolina bearing millions of gold for the relief of Amer jeans has never been announced. but as both Great Britain and Germany have given warnings of danger in the North Sea, it is being taken for grant cd here that neither of the American Wafshlps will venture into those wat CTS. After touching Falmouth Eng land, the treasure ships will probably land at some port in France and then head for the Mediterranean. endeav bring, it is thought to reach Americans in both Germany and Austria from points in the Adriatic.
 One diplomatist pointed out that the ports of four neutral nations. Norway 1 Sweden, Denmark and the Netherlands as well as one belligerent-Belgium, ar. practically blockaded through the pro. miscuous planting of mines in tn, North Sea
 Tn only one or two places in Europe notably Genoa, Italy, and Sweden doe. the financial embarrassment of Ameri cans continue, according to reports re | ceived by Secretary Garrison The sit uatlon is improved so much that i may be unnecessary to deposit the gol, In Europe for the relief of Americans Nearly all the European govern ments are believed to be desirous O establishing heavy credits with Ameri ca to draw upon in payment of vas quantities of food and supplies of othe kinds which they must have during tn continuance of hostilities and for q lon, tune afterwards. Mr Garrison thinks therefore, that as soon as the frs panicky feeling is over and financia conditions have been readjusted, tn
 mere announcement that the Unite
 States or any individual has deposite, specie in an American bank subject t
 draft from European countries, will b Isufficient to establish credit for Amer