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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-13
Ser Sa6hiA.

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nung fur Elm baIberna6ienss MlG6>
den cine sslsbrts 9erIsitung stben
pOnen, inOtm nan bsbuupttts, bic
SiIbs Bad" lei ui6t cine 4blsituns
6ss bsutIdsn MOrtes baden, ions
bern Elm engIiIdes Mort, psIdes 10.
bel aIs .SIrid' ober .biutsr" tss
osute. Sn benz Tebs bss Gif9ers
fingsn fid grOBe unb tIeint. ausges
Da6iene uno audi uuausgspadfene
Slide, bon oeneH ober muir Die srEtes
rem ben 5iI6sr bsFrisoigtsu, p66rtnb
er bic tIeinereR .3uriid" Dad laHt
Ooer ou9 r6iutsr@ fi9 tpisbsr ins
8aHsr perfe. um Tie nod podfen
gu Infen. 9obsr riibre Der Same
'9ndfiid. alsin sinfadsr unO notiirs
lidsr 0irfts na9Itebsnos GrtIdrung
fein: Sin gadfiT6 1T Elm iungsr
Slid, Der feline p~o1Itanbigs RstFe
nod ni9t srIanst bat, man Dertpen0ei
ibn alfo gum unterseOrbHstsn Baden.
Sdon bon alters Der pfIegte man
iunge Slide in Der Ride Iieber Su
baden als 3u tohen. CD mar allo
elm iunser 6ti6 gepObnbsitsmdBis
Elm 8adfifd, tsin Ro6fii9. Ssbr
nett beibt ss in 4leroHbsr adufs
mauns @eDi9t BON Bod, Tlois uno
6cifiTden: .Sbr piBt bod, mas
man 9adfii9 nsnnt: - Gin frii9
un6 fr0bli4 Clement, - SaIb fin
nsub MGgbItin, bnlb nod ain6. =
lnortig oft. Iounif9 gsTnnt. - Die
8udfiTdtrse sisb'n pOrbei, Rod
bliht Der Sungfrou'n bOtbsr Wni:
Die bat man brum nidt ungnldnt
- Die fiibsn Maifif9s benunnt. -
Meb' dbsr, tDsnn aur Muitn3eit -
Rein 9urIa bos SlngfsrIein iiH
frsit, - glur d[Isn lti9t piro aus
benz Maififd - Gin bsut@itr'ger
rilosr 9oifif8,"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-13
Tas 3tltpbon ais aOt6esAbr,

9as 1T cine engIif9e grfinSuna.
Sn 9onoon f6nnen bic abonnenten
oss 9eIepbons, tDsnn is molten, Der
9%ertpaItung Die Stun0e mitteiIen, su
Der fis gspett lpsroen mD9teu. CUR
fsitgsieBtsn Riuuts lGBt oas Qmt &c,
gen gntgsIt ipsniser Gents oas
2duteipert bss GernIpre4apparates
arbeiten, Der srit onnn gu ipsden aufs
bort. tptnn Der QboUnsRt, aus Dem
Bette fprinssno, Qntport sibt. 0os
III, lpie man iitbt, Isbr sinfad. limb
Die antpsnoung oisIeS neusItsn ,Mes.
tsrs4 bot bersits gu elmer IuTti9sn Sc
f4idtf ssfiibrt.
Cine iunge naturIi9 Iebr reiasnbe
selepboniitiu, Die olsrbano CUTE 81.
ssnfaaften bsIibt, bdtts sinsn febr
erohen Jsbler. DeB Morgtns lam
iie itets 81 fpdt in ben 9ienft. Quf
Die @orbaltuHssn. Die man ibr maGs
Il. anttportete tie nit I1perem Gsufs
asr: so, i'd lam MAIDEN mas i'd
ipta, i'd made ME aur re1teu 3eit
auf!" Der @Oritsbsr bss Bureaus,
elm IiebsnspiirOissr uno eefGaissr
8err. slnubte 0as 9eiImittsl fir bieIs
6hpdhe esfuRoen oa bobsH. Gr bot
Der hrpnifden Qonsi1ldIsrin einen
3elepbonsD edsr an uno iagte su i6r:
pSn 3utunft nber, Gr6uIsin, psrbeu
feline gntl9ulOigung mebr ba,
bent" Dos iunss MlGo9sn bebdntte
Ii9 bitImdls. qm absnb ftelte Is
ielbft forgiam ben apparat, fir Den
reht lartts 9Gutetpert 0usaelu4t
mar. am nd9iten Moresn ert6ni.
otnn aud Elm 70 eerdufApones
baB Die aslepboniftin aus
S9lafs fubr. 0O9 iie gIaubts
Ii6 i'm @mts ou kfin6sn un6 bos
zines uneeouIOign 46cnnens
3u boren! llno - es mar Die
Der @tnobnbeit - lie ioate:
.eeitung beTsBt! RlinesIn Sic nod
sinmuI AM" = uaO f4Iief tpisbsr
I'm!
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-13

Me gsrbrAHsnHa Der beHtidlsn evFads
In China beirsIisnh.

Der sOnaFaiiI6s qlupO", Der
tBadsrs 9orIdmpisr filr bic bentfden
Jnttt len i'm fsrnsn Often. madt
aiif cine gsfannimahune bes qmiss
bIaliss Der SisntFnsp uiousr Giitns
balm aufmtrtfam, ourh lptl6t gum
ehiiritt In bds bonn WerlebrsHinihss
rum In psiins trridtttt GoribiI,
ounssiuhitut a~ufssIorOert miro. Bon
podsntIid 80 unO 80 StuHbsn fin
Gem snalfhsu chez f%rauguTfnfn
9pradunttrriht 10 Gtunbsn bic
Node s%epibmtt, 3tutIh piro nIGt
gslsbrt! .Wir babsn Thon frlber
Disoerbolt Oarauf binesipieltn," fdbrt
6ds Blot fort, .odB has Dsutl6t
planmdBig aus ben 9slrisben Der
hintiihsH eiitnbdbusn btrorGnat
miro. Qas @triud. tin3slnsr osui,
fher 8eamtsn, Die gar niht bod az,
mug dngeihlngtn ipsrbtn ionntn, Die
angsitslisn Der RoroHredt Der
aientfiusp ouioutr giltnbabn ou9
iDeiter I'm 9sutIdsn gu I0rOtrn, FnO
bergsblid; Die atuntnis bes Dealt.
ttsn gilt auf 0itItr NIT oeutl6tm
aapitaI gsbautsn GiIsnbdbn oIs Gin
9inosruis oes Gortiommms. Die
3sit, uenn aud Die lebttn 0ss Dsut'
fttn mdaiigen Gbintlsn dusaeIhits
ben fetn tpsrosn, lin ibre miibfom srs
%lDorbsnsn sriin0lihsn RtnnlntFs mt
Hieitsns untsr oeutI6sn Snesnisuren
beim 9du neutr Strtdtn su pers
psnosn, 1T nidt msbr fern. Ob fs
oitft bort ipdttr du1 btim BeGritb
iperben brnuhtn t0nntn, lit ndiiir.
lid cine anosrs Grdgs. 9as finb
trdurige 9atfaden. On linen TOM
men unO 6irfsn mir aber nidt blind
bo~ribergeben. Denn Is ni9t gtIinat,
auf Die cine oosr onOtre Deifs bier
BanoeI gu iddffsn pirb IS nit Dem
oeutiden Ginflub bsim 6ineFiGen
Gtenbabnpeien, Der bsutt i6on btrs
idpiu6sHO Helm III. baIO gang su
GuOe fsin.
Die SduIb an oielen 9erbdltnifs
Iiest dusfdIisBIi9 Bel elmer tI.i.
men 0ruppe bon idntOneFfntH ges
bic b~olitGnbig i'm enaIirdtn
ino dmeritaniIdsn 9eiIt ersosen fnO
uno BON 9eutIden g~runbIdbIih
niFen tpolsn. Wsnn SIefs
aontonefen iid trobosm oa8u b.qut.
men, Der fron36itl6sn Spra6e kut.
tine nit Der sngliI6en sIei66ered,
tigts Role sinJurdumsn, 70 benefit
oas chen uuf 6us T9ldaenohe, OdB a.
an iid itbr pobl moeli6 lit, bsre@s
ftgte GoroerunseH bur63uIeben, 9rcb
1fIer 9emibuneen Der osuiIden ST.
Ionoti9aft bat bisbsr fir 6as Deui.
I9s elm gIei9ss nidt CREDIT ip.rbsn
Gs erf4eint obsr unsrIdEs
lif, uuf Die 5OIgen, Die fid baroug
Iiir Die 6eutl4en @eItrebunatn in
sbinn srgsbsn, INNER tpie6.r in
raaSriidIi6ftsr Dsiie biu3upsTtus
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-13

@su arlrHr GttbfraIftt
Gelinfm pu ~ ben Spieael ia6n.
N1t &c MIR bella. 1ft beirkle
@i1 oeine rfine gldbhenlecle
&sm wias. nns nu sur Sbnu eFlat.
llnh Is asina Sdleieg nm ieiu Qi6t
Ara eflfft }lac eole Trdanna
lnp Ntf 'rhiihie @eiucmmQ
eripaF tru ifnmees auaeHnL
1pd ms4 ifin Mrihheublid bermnAt.
@elana afm M0rb. tnFd carte Sdleer
2tdnf 1T tlnfutd ale leder 6reirt.
2et olr pfu ihonlien 9rautirnng foot
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-13

Dam nit 0uffaEItnber HeborrIihEtil
IN Der Wdbt bsb 0ousiorts nrlpeilit.
otfr <Itngrubsr iberlmts. ipit tr
bic RIeIHt onipFt6tn ipsrDt. %
fisI ipm Elm. 0ab or gar feline BLU
men babe. Raid trnt CT In tinsn
btndnbaritn Qaosn un0 srlparb sts
Hise Rofsn. bic CT Itinrm bHblhtn
alopfgtiiie, ME CT Die alsint ndnns
is, psrebren lbollis. QIs Ct iuieber
gu BEN 9ausiOrs suriidtam, b6rle
tr @9ritie ourh ben DIur. or fab
binsin - ft lnml
6err S%iefenaruber feIItt Fh In
poiitur. VI bob Die gIumsn nit
elmer saIanttn geb1rbt In bit ant,
iprefsnos 6Obs, ma6it cine feline
driigs Dernsiguna Dor Der Doberioms
mtnosn uno ipolIts eben fem gmris
bungsipridIsin iaQen, als Ct Iih BON
irditigtr SoHb beifsiis stEdobtn filbI.
Il. er ipanot. fid bItbartia UNI =
Dor ibm fianb Der iunss MenId. Ser
ebsntalIs idou felt Idngsrsr 3sit am
9oiistore gsipartsl bate.
Isle, otter !6err - mas poII,n
Sic osnn bon msiHtr graut?" froat,
Ger luitss wltHfd nit mtfa6tsr 81.
fsrTudt.
sg'ein - Tsin Ssrr :.
tpts >. pis t0nntn 5is "a iua.
gen Dad Mldodtn Iadts.
I'D Gris", iagi, fs gu BEN Jun.
Wisnitsn, soas III Der alts gffe, Der
INNER 10 perIisbte queep nie Elm
Sitg,nb0d auf mid mu6t, pcnn i'd
ois poIfter tlepfs ;.
aabsr Grdulsin," tudots sisIsnaru.
Der ben einIprud. .Sis babsn mir
bod fsIbit bsuis bur9 bic 3eidsn,
iprats anssontst, onb i'd bsuie UNI
a4t ubr ipnrttn foil -"
s9as bait 9u sstan2" fraat. Der
iungs ManH sifsrfi9iia.
saeins Spur," s~ntssgnett bieaIopf.
zee, I'D babe SbHtn nidts onaeoeus
tet. Aber meirsm gr1utiaam, Der
no aud i'm RiniIsrium orlibsn III,
babe i'd gs5eist, bab CT I'm a6i ubr
iommsn foll.~
s9us bat ni4t mir s,soItu9"
itobnte 2isfsngrubsr.
nQse - ibm."
suHo sic fnb aud i'm glini.
itsrium2"
p5upObt tusHH Is Sbnsn rs9t III.
sd bin Der ntue 9ammsroisnsr Oss
RisosrssI6msIisrt bDrte Der gspts
bent SiefeHsrubsr oisie Mprte, bic
ben 3uiammtubrud ieinsr gefible
bspiritsn. Gr mar Der 9ebsnbubs
ler oss aammsrbisnsrs oes Wtnis
tiers sstpsfsnl @sHn bds ismonO i'm
Minitsrium srfdbrt - oanu 1T tr
fabeIbaft bIamisrt! GiIig tpanbts sr
Ii9 gum Gsben.
s9uts Ru9t, alter Serr," rief i'm
Der aommtroieusr mad. limb tptnn
Sic tpieosr nal mo 0is 3ei6enipros
1s isbeu, 70 berssFsn sic nldt, 6ab
g au6 iber un6 untsr Sbnen Gtods
gibt, bensn es gsItsn tann.~
4m ndditsn Gag bat Der Rspi6snt
1iefengruber ieinsn gbef i'm elm aEs
osres 4rbeits3immsr. ba Jpn bier bic
Sonns Su Isbr pIass un0 CT fir 6it.
n fehr pmnfiuhfih IN
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-13

mandt irobIsnot 3uiunft ufIdi
bate Die and HrauIlInp TgAarps
riif4s 0tben mor0en irilrbt.
Worbei - az gnbt - itint Roptls
mepr Die nd6lis GinHbs inert.
limb ptt aus oidSu, sitbtHoeH
RebtlThmnoen bic bsrbraudts Gtim'
me ots alien Offi5irs: -5srr Riit.
mtiiter 9i9aroipiii6 = I'm Ramen
Ssiner WoisIt6i Ots 8arsn -
Wtiitr lam CT ni@i = inter sinem
gtipaltiatn @icb, Der feline Beirut
traf, taumelis sr 5urid.
Sn Der ndhfsn Sstunot belize aufs
brilsnbs WdnntrIiimmtn -. uno
oas altrrsn bon Gportn -. oas
grsle tl9eppsrHoe aunnlagtn BON
palaIhn -. raisnbe Stts oura
eirt 5ludt btrpli itisr RGums. -
sic trrsidtsn Den S1pritr Ritt msbr.
Die ssbH Sdrittt @oripruna battsn
ibm gtniist fem Gnlat5tmmtr 81 &C.
rptnneu, nit flitssnOn 9dHbtn binier
Iih ab5uriwsln.
limb pdbren0 Die Offi5itrt an Der
btri4lpHtnsn 5ir riittslt,n, tpahrsno
ft init ben SabeItnduIsn oas GhIob
gu fprsngen fuditn, wGbrtnb elmer
Der polBiiteH CUR aidt iiiir5tt, tin
9dnobsil gu bOIsn -. fiel oriunsn
Elm 9huB: lDit abgsbadtsr qsitihsns
tnal. Wlan b6rts oumpf uufi9In'
gsnoss 9srduid, ods 9sripIittsrn
i~rsen6,inss bsrunitrssrifsusH Rri'
itauflatons -. banaa purot es fiji
- eans itia. pa ibsrrann 0as psrs
truHtsns Gsii9t ots oltsn gabpoIs
iolpnit pisOsr bns itin, g~biIOiOpbsns
IddsIu.
saabt su4 Ssit, ainSer -. Der
MlaHn od brinnsn bat itiHs GiIs
mthrl!@
a6t Gage fpGta rIsbts qtt,rs.
burg Elm stisnfdoftIi6ss Grsisnis
sritsn Ran9ss.
Der olts 5iirIt 8atpriIn bate ednJ
pIosIi4 gu sinsm glanj,Hosn Bal gss
LADEN. 9uHosrte BON 9dItsH 0r6nes
ten ii9 in ben prunisnOsn calm bSs
pnIais. Die Glitsn bts qosIs uno
Der plutotratie, Der RuRlt uno Mils
ienfhaft cine blsnoenbs Reuus Der
S9onbeit, 6ss @siiies, 6es Rsi1tums
uno Der ppIitiIden corruption. unb
ais bic Qataisn Die SsttleIde ssflint
bdttsu - oa erbob ii4 Der Sousbsrr
uuo rsrtiinotts feline 9srIobung nit
Der esfsiertsH Sntsrprstin tIaiiil9sr
JrapsngeioItsn -. nit Dsra Wi6dis
Iopnd prnoenisff RublaHbs
grDBter SrasObin, RubIdnOs i6ons
itsr 5rau, RuBldnbs S9iberin!
Dem iie mar e ssptisu, ole ges
tern fit bic 2igd gum Qusbau Der
5lOtts hunbsrttdui.no Rus
BEL gsSsihnst - tie mar Is gefpeIen,
Die Den iapriidsn Spion bsrrattn -
is mar e estpeien, bic ihr 9dtetIdno
Dor timer 4atoitrppbs bspubrt bate!
llno Ddbrsno Der eoIolbsrIabent
pruntIual oes paIuts @aprild
pi6erbdlts bon ben brauIenosn 6uIs
buubsrtsr bssslIttrungss
Stimmeu -. Itanb Msro
Nidoilopnd pruosnisff nit baIbses
aibsrn un0 I6dsIts -. in
ii4 periuntsH - gsIdttist - uunob.
bar.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-08-13

Dtbot. Greunb: SOB i1
rs6t. On nubmF 3eiusu Out Dor i,s
mem 9obn ab9@
llntsrbenmtsr: .Nniirli1, bas 1T
Ia cine 9p6ter msines @prgeTsbten."
@efdbrIi9e arbstt.
Serr: .Mie gebps 6snn Sbrem
Germ GsmobI9a
Dame (Gattin zines d~ngehenben
Dihttr): so bnnte. "a qtbt etpos
better, btr arst bot ibm fnpn tries
0sr siniss Isiais gsrsiHbs srIoubtl'
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: gspifftmafrass

OtWE ENs "a !. UVt'
teibiser gum rudFdIligen 9trbrt'
6er): sSis bGttsn ss f9 bod our
Darnung bisnsn IoFen foIlen, bdH
Gle oas Iebte NlaI nod 70 SIimpFIih
OaDongstomHsn iin0. 9iesmol itebi
Sbre Sadie srbsblid Idledtsr! 8us
mails tcnnte i9 Sbnen iusnielteRs
nod miIOsrlot limltGnbt nisipirtfH.
MnaeiIdgttr; vgid, baben Gs Ofnn
isltotm nig 5ussItknl. 6trr Rtdiss
anlp1It24 -
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-13
PREDICTS MOST TERRIBLE
WAR SINCE FALL OF ROME
British Newspaper Expresses Belief
That Europe Is to be Plunged
Into Terrible War.

London.-The Times, in an editoria'
Sunday morning, says: Recent events
mean that Europe is to be the scene
OF the most terrible war she has wit
messed since the fall of the Roman EN-
pire."
The Times throws the blame upon
Germany, saying:
Germany could have stayed the
plague, had she chosen to speak in
Vienna as she speaks when she Is In
earnest. She preferred to make de.
mands in st. Petersburg and Paris
which no government could entertain
She has lived up to the worst princi
pies of the Frederican tradition, which
disregards all obligations OF right and
wrong at the bidding of immediate
self-interest. She has resolved to crush
France and trample upon the rights
of those who stand In her way.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-13
KAISER TELLS OF
ORIGIN Of WAR
DECLARES GERMANY Is ACTING
ONLY IN DEFENSE OF couN.
TRY AND ITS ALLIES.
Places Blame on Other Powers and
Calls World to Witness That He
Has Endeavored to Prevent War
Between the Great Powers.

Berlin. Emperor William opened
the imperial parliament on Tuesday
with an important speech from the
throne, OF which the text was partly
as follows:
The world has been witness of the
indefatigable manner in which we
stood In the front rank during the
worries and troubles of recent years
In the endeavor to spare the nations
OF Europe from q war between the
great powers.
The greatest perils which had arisen
owing to the events in the Balkans
appeared to have been overcome, but
then the assassination of my friend,
the Archduke Francis Ferdinand open
cd up a great abyss.
My ally. the Emperor Franz Josef.
was compelled to take up arms for
the protection OF his empire against
the dangerous agitation existing in a
neighboring state.
In pursuing its interests the Rus
sian empire stepped In the way or
Austria-Hun
Not only our duty as an ally call
ed us to the side OF Austria-Hungary,
but the great task was cast upon
us at the same time with the ancient
pires, to protect our own positions
again the attack OF unfriendly forces.
II was with heavy heart that
was compelled to mobilize my army
against Q neighbor with whose
troops mine had fought side by side
on so many fields OF battle and with
sincere regret saw the breaking of
a friendship to which Germany had
been so faithful
The imperial Russian government
giving way to an Unsuitable national,
ism. has stepped to the side OF a
state which through criminal act,
had brought about the calamity of
this war
That France also placed herself on
the side OF our opponent was not sur
prising to us Only too often had
our efforts to bring about more
friendly relations with the French
republic come into contact with the
expression OF old hopes and with long,
standing malice.
The present situation arises not
from temporary conflicts of interest
or diplomatic connections but IL the
result OF III will existing for years
against the strength aud prosperity
OF the German empire.
We are not pushed on by the desire
of conquest. We are moved by the
unbending desire to secure for our.
selves and those coming after us the
place en- which God has nut us
My government and, above all. my
chancellor tried until the last mo-
ment TO prevent the worst happening
In enforced self.defense with clear
conscience and clean hands. We grasp
the sword
To the peoples and races of the
German empire my appeal goes forth
to stand together fraternally with our
allies In defense of that which we
have created in peaceful work.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-13
GERMANS SEIZE
RUSSIAN TOWNS
AFTER SHORT skiRMisH WITH
RUSSIAN TROOPS, INVADERS
CAPTURE THREE TOWNS.
First Move In War Between Two
Great Powers Made by German
Soldiers, Who Now Have Foot
hold In Russian Poland.

Berlin The German border troops
from Lublintz, Silesia. on Monday
after a short skirmish with Russians
took possession OF CzenBtechowa
Russian Poland.
Bendzin and Kalisz, Russian Pc
land, also have been occupied by the
Germans.
Czenstochowa is city OF some
$4,000 inhabitants situated on the
river Waethe. near the Silesian from
tier. II Is noted chiefly for its man
ufactures OF wooden and cotton
cloths and paper. A picture of the
virgin In noted convent there at
tracts thousands of pilgrims annu
ally
Bendzin Is a coal and zinc mining
center. II has population OF slight
ly over 10000, about half of whom
are Jews.
Kallsz Is the capital OF the prov.
inoe OF the same name. II is the
most westerly city In Russian Poland
It's population of 10000 Is engaged
In various manufactures
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-13
CARRANzA WILL
TAKE FULL CHARGE
COUNCIL OF WAR DECIDES UPON
UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER
or MEXICAN CAPITAL.
No Guarantees Will be Requested OF
General Carranza and General
Amnesty Will Be Declared,
II 10 Promised.

Mexican City.-Peace for Mexico
City at last seems a certainty. The
council of war, consisting of 112 gen
erals, decided Wednesday night upon
the unconditional surrender of the city
to the constitutionalists.
No guarantees will be requested of
General Carranza, the constitutionalist
leader A peace proclamation, and a
general amnesty will be declared
within a few days.
President Carbajal on Wednesday
received message from General
Obregon. dated Penjamo, state of
Guanajuato. in which Obregon called
upon Carbajal to resign, informing
him that the constitutionalist army
was marching on the capital.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-13
BELGIANS REPULSE
GERMAN ATTACK
TEUToNs REPELLED BY BEL.
CLANS AFTER FIERCE FIGHT.
ING A FORTIFIED TOWN.
Two Regiments Of German Cavalry
Almost Completely AnnihiIated by
the Deadly Fire Of Defenders
OF Fort Lierre.

Brussels - Germany's advance
through Belgium has suffered a dis.
astrous check.
Several thousand dead and wounded
Is the toll paid by the German army
OF the Mouse for its attack on LIege
on Wednesday. Every German attack
was met by a heroic counter attack
ON the part OF the Belgians No Ger
mans who passed the forts survived
Two regiments OF German cavalry
which succeeded In crossing the
Mouse were almost completely annihi
dated by the deadly hre from Fort
Lierre.
ID Is reported that the French army
has effected a junction with the Bel
CLANS at journal. twenty-five miles
from Liege.
One Belgian squadron OF the sec
ond regiment attacked and drove back
six German squadrons.
Eight hundred wounded Germans
have been carried into the city Of
Liege. where they are being cared for
The war Office reports notable
instance OF personal yalor. One pri
Sate soldier hurled himself against
abe advancing line and killed -four
Germans and afterward escaped bach
into the Belgian ranks unhurt.
A German aeroplane flying about
Liege was attacked by Belgian avla
tor. who dashed his machine straight
into the German air craft, cutting the
aeroplane In two.
II Is reported that the Belgian
losses have been comparatively light
The fortified position OF Liege was
called upon 10 support the genera
shock OF the German attack. Recon
noitering parties located three Ger
man army corps. the Tenth ut Eys
den. the Seventh at veriers, 40 ,0OC
strong. and the Sixth In locality not
named.
Liege, province OF east Belgium
on both sides OF the Meuse, and di
veraihed by outliers OF the Ardennes
which have an altitude OF about 2,20(
feet. The south OF the province yields
: coal. iron. marble. lead and zinc, But
Ser and cheese are made The indus
tries include the working machinery
cutlery. weapons. woolens, cloth, cot
tons and glass; carrier pigeons are
extensively reared Area. LII square
miles The population In 1900 was
G2s.l75,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-13
WAR AND RUMORS
OF WAR IN EUROPE
GERMANS IN ALSACE SHOOT ING
PERSONS SUSPECTED OF CIV
ING AID TO. FRENCH.
Russian Frontier Patrols Driving the
Enemys Cavalry Before Them
French Gunboat Captures
LARGE German Steamer.

Paris.-It is stated that Germans
in Alsace are shooting all persons sus-
pected of giving information to the
French. The mayor of .Saal, Bavaria
is said to have been shot for having
tried to smuggle into France the news
of the proclamation OF martial law
by Germany.
A German cavalry patrol has been
routed by French cavalry on the SWISS
frontier. Three of the Germans were
killed and two taken prisoner. The
remainder fed into Switzerland
where they were disarmed by the fed
eral troops.
Algiers, (via Observation-Disclosures
confirmation of the report of the de-
struction of the German cruiser Pan
Their and of the capture of the Ger
man cruisers Goebe' and Breslau
reached here Wednesday.
Paris.-It is officially confirmed that
the German cruiser Breslau bonn
barded Bona, to which the port bat
teries replied. Details of the fight
are lacking. Later the Breslau sailed
in the direction of Gibraltar and is
supposed to have been captured by the
British fleet which is guarding the
straits.
London.-It was announced official
ly Wednesday that the British cruiser
Amphion had sunk the Hamburg
American line steamer koen1g1r
Luise, which had been fitted out fol
mine laying.
Warsaw, Russian Poland (via Lon
don)-Russian frontier patrols driving
the enemys cavalry before them, have
crossed the east Prussian frontier at
Lyk and Biala and penetrated ten
miles into German territory The
Russians captured and burned the
German railway stations at Borjemin
and Biala and cut communication
from Lyk to Johannesburg, the enemy
falling back all along the front, burn
ing villages.
London.-A message received here
Wednesday from Guerney, Channel
islands, says that a French gunboat
towing a large German steamer, an
chored in the roadstead under the
guns of the castle.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-13
WAY THEY INVADED BELGIUM.
Imperial Chancellor Olives Reason 70,
Gsrmany's Action.

Ber'in DIR riethmaa.Hollweg the
imperial chancellor. Ia a speech. said ;
We knew France was ready for
an invasion. France was able 10
walt; we were not French az
Eressi0n into our hank on the lower
Rhine would have been disastrous
and We. therefore. were compelled Ia
overru,e the legitimate potests OF
Luxembourg aud Belgian governments.
We shall repair the wrong we are
doing IS soon as our military aims
have been reached"
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st Petersburg. via London The
German embassy here Was wrecked
and bonilre made of the furniture
and pictures by an angry crowd on
Wednesday Tho people were an.
Eersd by the reports OF what they
deemed 10 be an indlgalgy shown To
the dowager empress Mario Feoaor,
owna b. being stopped In Berlin On
her arrival from Loadon ON her way
10 ST Petersburg and compelled BY
ihe German authorities TO 40 30 Cop
ehhaKen.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-08-13
RELIEF FOR AMERICANS.
Gold to be Sent to Europe to Aid in
Bringing Americans Home.

Neutrality-suspicious. measures for
the 100000 Americans in Europe
were put into practical operation on
Wednesday.
President Wilson signed the bill
passed by congress appropriating 81.
100000 for the financial assistance OF
Americans abroad The gold will be
taken from the sub-treasury in New
York to the armored cruiser Tennes.
see, which sails for the PRINCIPAL
ports Of Europe to distrihnte II
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Tender ships to Government.

New rk.--Steamships flying the
American flag and engaged in the
coastwise trade for the most part are
to be offered to the government for
transportation service. which has
been demoralized by the war sltua.
tion In Europe, The most suitable
vessels for the transatlantic trade
are the Pacific liners now engaged In
the trade with Asia. These might be
brought through the Panama canal.