The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1914-08-14

United States shall take part. directly
or indirectly, in said wars, but shall
remain at peace with all said belliger-
ents, and shall remain strict and inn
partial neutrality"
The American cruiser Raleigh. now
at Mazatlan, has been ordered to re-
port here to Admiral Pond for any
duty he may think advisable to pre-
vent further violations Of neutrality,
She is now bound north.
London, Aug. IA special dispatch
received here from Rome SAYS that
Emperor William, who, 1t was report
ed. making a visit to Aix-la-
Chapelle, near the Belgian frontier.
has been persuaded not to make the
journey.
Washington, Aug. 14.-Eighteen Of
the twenty peace treaties with foreign
nations providing for commissions OF
inquiry before resort to arms In inter-
national disputes, which ordinary re-
sources of diplomacy fail to settle,
were ratified by the senate. The treat
les with the Dominican republic and
Panama were held up for further. con-
sideration.
st. Johns, N, F., Aug. Knew
foundland Will contribute to Great
Britain's force more than 500 men full
~ equipped for land service; will in
crease the naval reserve from 600 to
1000 and will enlist an auxiliary force
OF 500 men for defense of this island
colony.
Action to this effect was taken last
night at a great public meeting at
which enthusiasm ran high.
Paris, Aug. 14.-France is sweltering
Il n q = Wwyh
es of sunstroke have been reported.
Long lines of women could be seen
throughout the day outside of fhe Of
hces where information regarding the
soldiers In the field is given out, seek
ing to learn how the heat was affect-
ing their husbands or sons. dressed in
their thick uniforms and carrying
heavy war packs.
Rome, Aug. 1.-THE foreign office
has summoned home the Italian am
~bassadors in Paris, st. Petersburg.
, London and Berlin, as the government
desires to consult with them concern
ing the war situation.
Paris, Aug. 14.-Arrangements have
been completed under which Ameri-
can letters of credit, Travellers checks
and like paper may be cashed in all
the principal cities of France, italy
and Switzerland.
Brussels, Aug. IA woman caught
a German spy on the train from Ant
Werp In the act of releasing carrier
pigeons which he had concealed in a
bag. She seized and held him until
other passengers came to her assist
ance. The man was handed over to
the military authorities. He was tried
by courtmartial and shot.
London. Aug. IA special dispatch
to The Exchange Telegram from par
is says the German cruisers Goeben
and Breslau arrived in the Dardanelles
following their purchase hy Turkey
nylng the Turkish flag. The dispatch
adds that the German fittings Of the
cruisers had ben dismantled.
San Francisco, Aug. 14.-The japan
csc cruiser Idzumo, which for months
mas been at Mazatlan, sent word by
wireless that h will arrive here soon
to coal. Being neutral, she has the
freedom of the port and may come and
go as she chooses.
The Tenyo Maru of the Togo Kisen
kaisha, 1t was announced, had been
taken off her run to Yokohama for i've
weeks to allow of repairs to her ma
chinery. She Is a member Of the lap
anese W reserve and the
ment was received with that fact TAX
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San Francisco, Aug. I4.-Orders ~
seal all amateur radio stations on the
Pacific coast and to silence the wire
less apparatus aboard the ships Of bel
ligerent nations while those ships ara
In Pacific a ports Were received
from the navy department at WASH
ington by Rear Admiral c. r Pond.
superyisoE of the Twelfth naval dis
trict.
The radio stations of the CONNER
cial companies are not included with.
In the order, although they are under
strict censorship.
San Diego, Cal, Aug. 14.-Arranga-
ments for the coaling of the pan
armored cruiser Idzumo at the navy
coaling station in this harbor have
been completed by wireless and II was
stated that the cruiser will enter this
on Its norhward cruise before sun
down.
Honolulu, Aug. 14.-The American
transport Rainbow has arrived here
from the Philippines. The British
liner Niagara from Vancouver for
Australia circled the island of Oahua.
on which Honolulu Is situated. before
~venturtng to enter the harbor here
from the northwest. she feared cap
ture by the German cruiser Nuren-
burg, now known to be off San Fran
cisco, but supposed to be In these
waters when the Niagara sailed. The
Niagara will proceed to New York
Rotterdam, Aug, LA, via London
Sixty thousand Dutch troops are on
the line Of the frontier. Large areas
of land nave been flooded to "a denth
Of three feet as a precautionary mea-
sure.
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