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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-30
HARBOR AND
MARINE NEWS
PASSED SAND KEY.

July disclaimers: At 4:So p. m,
Gleneden. bound east; at p. m. Bres-
Ian, bound west; at p. m. Borneo,
bound east; $40. Eagle Point; at mid
night. Ell Sol, bound west.
July 29.-Steamers: At 1 p. m,
United Fruit Co. steamer bound west.
Arrived.
Rudolf Bumberg, Ger SIS, 1740, All
lund, New York, to ]. Garirga.
Veendenbergen, Dutch SIS, 1974-New
Orleans. to the South Atlantic Steam
ship Co.
Cleared.
Br sch Goldfield, Erb, for Mayaguez,
with $4,000 IT PIP lumber.
Sailed.
Br IS Charleston, for Bordeaux.
Br sch c. w. Mills, Tor Havana.
Local Notice to Mariners.
Louisiana and Texas-Sabine Pass
Channel Buoys. Is and IS, replaced
July 25, having been found missing.
c. & G. s. Charts SIT. 203 and 20. Buoy
lot. part VIII, 1908. PIP, 106-109.
Observation-Disclosures Soupd-Horn
Island light. Regular characteristic
restored July Is; having been flashing
ir-egularly since July 25. c. & G. S.
Charts 1s9. 100, Is and 10. Light list,
Atlantic Coast. 1914. p. z32, No 1924.
Buoy list, sth district. 1912, p. IS.
Coast pilot, part VIII. 1908, PIP. S4-S6.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-30

man, Federal Judge Martin A Knapp
and G. w. w. Hangar, assistant COM
missioner of labor.
The mediators have had meetings
with the railway managers, and with
w. 6. Stone, chief engineer Of the
brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers
and W S. Carter, president of the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
and Engineers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-30
NO EMBARGO ON
GRA|NSH|PMENT
TO GALVESTON
STEAMSHIP AGENCIES DENY RE-
PORT OF CONGESTION AND
CAN HANDLE ALL BUSINESS.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Galveston, Tex. July 29.-L Local
grain and steamship agencies here to-
day claimed there was no truth in
reports circulated after the announce
ment of a five days embargo on grain
shipments here that only nine vesselps
had cleared from here this season
with grain. Local records, it was
said, will show that since June Is,
twenty five vessels had cleared carry
nigaot
wheat, of which 4,272,250 was cleared
this month
Today's figures, they pointed out.
show 1900 cars on track here, with
track storage facilities in local yards
for TO- 600 cars. The steamship agen-
cies denied any shortage of vessels.
one agency announcing 1t would have
an average of one vessel per day to
clear from here for the next thirty
days.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-30

Chicago, July 2e,--Every effort is be-
ing made by federal mediators to avert
the threatened strike CT the $1,000 en-
Sineers and f1remen on ninety eight
western railroads, who have announced
that they will quit work unless given
higher pay. The mediation board con-
Sis;s of William J.. Chambers, chair
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-30

Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Collie, Sprains, Bruises, Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings of Insects
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in
ternally and externally. Price Csc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-30
Always look for that name

would not state whether he and John
McGraw, manager of the Giants, had
discussed details.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-30
number OF Commanding generals OF the


Germany army.
1t is reported tonight In circles close
to the Austrian embassy that mobiIiza-
ton CT the German forces tomorrow is
highly probable. NO confirmation of
the report is possible tonight
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-30
EMBEZZLEMENT CHARGED.

Louisville, KY. July 29.-Samuel NJ.
White, former city comptroller
charged with the embezzlement of
1000 waived examination in police
court today and was held to the grand
jury. His bond was fixed at $4,000,
in default of which he was rernanded
to Jail
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-30
WINTER TOUR Of
SOUTH AMERICA
CHICAGO AMERICANS TO GO ON
PANIED BY THE GIANTS.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

Chicago. July 2S.-A tour Of South
America this winter by the Chicago
American league baseball team is con-
templated by Charles A. Cor1iskey,
owner of the club, 1t was made known
today. Comiskey probably will try to
arrange for the White Sox 20 be &C
ais, It was said, although Ccmiskey
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-30
The Journals want Ad.
Way" will get you results.
MOVER MAKES DEFENCE
OF BUTTE LABOR WAR

Denver, Colo, July 29.-Charles H.
Mover, president of the Western Fed
GRAFTON of Miners, made a general de-
Tense Of his conduct in connection with
the recent Butte labor war in an ad
dress before the Federation conVen-
ton today. The delegates resumed thir
discussion of a report by a special
committee which investigated various
charges against the president The
report was favorable to Meyer.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-30
EDITOR OF TEMPS DEAD.

Faris, July 29.--Adrien Hebrard,
aged so, editor of the Temps and one
of the leading journalists in France,
died today. He had been managing
editor Of the Temps since 1870. He
was senator from 1879 to 1897
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-07-30
Elects In READINESS.

Shanghai, July 29.-The British far
western fleet is mobilizing at Wei-Hai-
Wei on the north coast OF Shang- Tung
province. The German fleet is mobi-
liking at Tsing-Tao, two hundred miles
to the south.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11
Jos. Hunstiger&Co.

O., mo er Mniteuung in ser Dres6en
5tate 8anf genommen bat. - &ier
lit Sic Na@ridt eingetroffen, oab
&orporal S. S. Mlbers bon bier, tpel-
6er iid augenblidIi9 in Sierra @ru3,
Merifo, befin6et, in ben Stang zines
Sergeanten in ser Ser. 5toate1 Mr-
me erboben tporben 1T. - Mebring,
@qn6ioat fir Dos &epraiantentennmt.
ipri6t iid bier unb an anoeren be1t-
i9en .Srten ieines Diitrifts gegen
@ountp=0 Option un6 Brobibition aus,
mQbren6 er in 8rooten un6, mo ionit
immer es notbmenbtg, it6 fir Die
ie sic perionlide 6reibeit fnebeln6e
MaBregeln eintritt.
Sa1tf Centre.
@orlebten Sonntag fanb in ser bic
iigen ct. &ouls Stride bel einem I'M
9 l1br DOM bodm. 8farrer 81. Mr5t
gebaltenen @odamte 6ie Geier Der er-
item FL. &inberfommunion itatt. @S-
maren ser gIiidliden &in6er Sc, noel.
DIE bonn bodtp. @farrer beftenS m1f
oen tpi9tigen 2ebensaft borbereitet.
gemiiroigt moren, eritmals 6as 8roo
ser @ngeI 5n empfongen. 8eim @ad-
mittagsgottesoienite tpurbe sic gliid-
Iide @in6er1daar in 6ie @fapulier-
8ru6eridaft oufgenommen. - Sm
ser Sami1ie @m. 3iener itente ii@
CUR Sreu6e ser @ltern Elm murtereS
S0bnfen EN-. @liid gum Gamilien.
ereigniife! = S. S. @eisner, @igen-
Thinner bes @aloorf &eita11rant, laBt
|ieinen @ei9aftsplat no6 innen
ausbehern unb nit nel1er Gin
ri@tung perieben. - County
Gommiiiar @anfiel6, tpel6er ft@ Bel
Ser Nrimdr1naN am na6iten 9ien.
ftog mieber nm oo8 Mmt betptrbt, bat
iid in ser Musibung feiner Mmts-
pflidten INN feinen Diitritt febr per'
bent gemo9t fat, foIlte baber an Der
8obIurne bon allen, nm 6ie er'8 gut
gemeint, nidt bergeiien tperoen. =
Geo. @apier traf anfangs LETTER $50
DIE bonn @eiten bier at einem @ef,1de
ieiner betngter glter1 Elm.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11

SSuli ibr &eim nod Dem Staate
@aibington gu berlegen. - 9nrd-
indt Cure 8oiiaden fit INFER Gir-
enlar, bas ben Treitag, IL. SUM,
morgenS 9 1tbr beginnen6en Mufrar'
mnngsperfanf I'M ct &anl Bargain
Store at ct. Glpnb an5eigt. 6ragt
Gnrer Nadbar.
1afe 6enr1.
Sier traf Die Mabridt Elm, BOB
Setter @oier III Morbbafota ~geitorben
lei; er non Elm 8r11ber Ser bier mob=
nen6en 5rar Soiepb Challenger, pel<
DIE iih nnd Gufota begab, inn Dem
p%erforbenen Brl1ber beim @egrabnii-
ie oen letten gbrenoienit gu ertpei-
fen. Mu6 erbielten 6ie biiigen Ser
manoten Ser in Spri1tg Safe, @ana=
90, mobnen6en 6amtlte @eorg @ener
.6ie tral1rige Madridt, 6aB Die Got
tin 6es @eorg @e0er lette 8o4e nit
SOB abgegangen iei. - Sulius
&lod)ma11n ser ernitli6 ant 2ugenfie=
Der erfranft NOR, lit mieoer 10 meit
bergeitent, bob er binnen Sturgeon
ieiner Mrbeit miro nadgeben fonnen.
- @ebriiber Snlius nnb @eorg
.Sdmitt, meld)e sic Mormalidule in
ct. CLOUD befudten, iin6 CUR @erbrin=
gung ibrer Serien ms elterltde Sa15
5uriidgetebrt. = gilbert Sdmitt lit
in Dienit 6es @6nar6 @eller einge=
treten.
@elrpie.
Sodm'iter Migr. 8. &t6ter reiite
|9ienitag in Bribatgeidaften nod ct.
Saul, bon mo er an6eren Cages mie.
Ser bier eintraf. @ergangene @ode
e%rfre1tte &o96erfelbe ii@ zines
freun6idaftli@en 8eiudes 6es bodm.
P. Mortin, 8. g. s., bon @etre
@rope. - SRI. Moria &onig it nad
langerem 8efu6e in Ser Samilie g.
S@11br nod ibrem &eim in 81. Saul
5uriidgefebrt. - Sim b%orlebten 6rei=
tago6en6 fiibrte Sic bier ~beiteben6e
uGotbolic Doung Men Miiociation"
SOS Sdauitiid Uncle Som's Cabin"
in ser gin(ageSoue Dor gut beiettem
@auie auf nn6 erntete fir tire treff>
liden 9eiitungen mob1 b~erbienten
&eifan. - 9ie 30glinge 6es iiebten
un6 adten @ro6es Ser ct. 8onifa'
5ia1s S6ule bielten 8reitag Dor o6t
5agen cine gbidieosfeier, sic einen
angenebmen @erlauf batte un6 bel
@efrorenem gum Mbi6luB gelangte.
- Muguft @perslage begab ii6 an=
fangs LETTER ISOLDE ra6 Dresden, g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11

8ismord, g. g., Elm 3ueites 8arrfge-
idaft eroffnete, in meldem er als
&aitrer Nniteuung bat. Die 8ani
fiibrt sen Mamen German State
8ant. Ga Serr l1blenfott i'm 8arrf=
geidaft @rfabrnng bat, miro er Dem
rellen unternebmen gepib eine-gute
53nfllnft iihern. ~ 9%ien1tagmorgen
8 llbr m1roen bel ei11em @ra1tamte
fird)lid getrout Eeter sdaps bon Ml-
banp a1no Sri. &lora Iabed BON bier.
Sci scr @od5eit, Die bel Ben @lteru
Der gral1t gebalte1 purbe, nabm 6aS
innge Gaar bie ber5liditen @liid=
wiinide entgegen. M0gen iid oieiel=
ben Sen 8rautleuten, sic iid a1f ei=
ner l11meit Mlbanp gelegenen 6arm
BEG @rdutigams bdusli6 %nieoerlai=
len, obne Mus11abme pertpirflidenE
9este @od)e muroen in ct. Yaul &C.
tral1t 6rib @olln1am BON bier nit
elmer @ittme aus Der &%apitolitaot
Gus Ghcpcar bat lid mnmebr out
ser 6orm oe5 grd11ti9ams a1ntpei1
BON bier h0l1slid) eingeridtet. Conn
tagabenb muroe bemielben bon Ser
Mad6oren eine moblgemeinte Sba.
tion gc6radt.
Ml6anb.
@elege1ltlid) Ser S6lnBfeier 6e1
bieiigen Efarridule bielt Ser bodm.
Efarrer P. Mn6reos, 8. g. g., eine
iebr ei11orudsbole Mnfprade iiber Ct.
5iebung. M1t6 madte er 6te @nfiin(
6igung, 6aB sic @farri6ule INN Der
8. Bro6 erbobt nnb Elm &rrius
ollf flint Monote fir l1nterridt in
@a11sarbeit eingefiibrt tperoen ion.
mofiir eine @ergiih1ng bon 5000 be:
onipr11dt miro. Dteie Melter1tng be-
6ingt Mnitenmng 5tpeier 11euen S6me.
itern. - @etra11t ipnr6en Dtenitae
letter ISOLDE BEL einem bonn bodm
P. @lto, .. O.. g., geboltenen 8altt.
ante Midoel 8immermam un6 SRI
@liiabetb 2a16tpig. Meit feinen bieler
&ertpmr6ten un6 Sreltn6en miinid1
6em iungen Scare nadtrdgli6 aud
ser vMor6ltern" ein 11ngetriibtes @be.
lebe11. - Gle an Ser 8forrldule als
9ebrerinnen a~ngeiteaten ebrtp. 5dme.
itern beranitalteten Ben 30glinger
6es iediten nn6 itebten @rabes i'm
8io1s @oin elm Sabres @iertc, tpo:
bel Sic liebe Sa1gen6 it@ nod Ser
%5errslltit% erfreute. = Motb. @orna@e1
berfa1fte feline re1te &eii6en5 BEN
@ilbeIm Gbriiten fir $2675.00 90. 5a
milie &amo6er bat Dor, anfangs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11
81 0arietdtem.

9ies lit bos 6eim fur feline @iirte.
@tr MAIDEN iiber II berldiebene @Drten
in ,unierm reinen, Der @eiunbbeit 5uz
ipreben6en @urf5immer. 9ieies 3tms
mer lit niebt BLOB our 8eiibtigungsDfen
fir 6as 8ublifum 81 allen 3eiten, ionz
bern es tpir6e uns rebt gut g%efaIen,
tpennt SIR bieies Department in augenz
ibetn nebn1t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11
The City
Meat Market
4>Irnhn>n kO ,t>,A kQ
3elepbon SO ano So.
Ser Marft, met1er etmer
perfetten mnteriuGum9
namobtelt.
100 Nro5ent.
Gin marft, Der nnoer9leibz
1ib 1T in 8ejn9 auf 9einnb=
beitSjutrdali6em 3mffanb.
epesienes fir Biente.

OVed'e"sS wv Fse"ee3
@epreBtes &orn<8eef per 9f6. ....3Oe
3ubereiteter 5hinten per 8f6......t7e
@binfentuurt per Bfb...... j.. Use
@erbalat SOmmerpurit ..........2 Csc
@etobter Sbinten per 8f6..........33e
@%ingemaebre S9peinefuBe 2 9fb fir 15e
@ingemabte S6tpeinefiBe 4 8f6 fir 25e
Sn &annen eingemabte &albs QDaf,
6iibner 2Daf un6 cine %bp1itdnbige Mus=
pahl anbereiteter un6 in 8annen gepad<
ter NabrtoHe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11

ct. NlOuO NCtUU.
Siuterbliebnen entbretet Der rNoro-
tern" fem geileio unb miini6t bem
Gerltorbenen sic emige &11be. = 9te
a II Ser bieiigen @iIage Sdr1le NIT
@rofellor Mnor. 8eber als 8rin5ipol
uneelteQte 9ebrfraft itebt Elm legens>
reides S6uliabr binter ii6. Sim
gonntogabeno fanb in Der TtQa9e'
@alle sic SdluBfeier ltatt, bel pelber
@%eleqenbeit 16 @raouirte 6as 3eng>
nib ser @eife e~ntgeeemabmen. Die
Sail ser @dii1er betrug 224, Die ole
obne Musnobme 40 Gage lang oem
,sdnlunterridt beipobnten nno oa=
ber CUR Observation-Disclosures bered=
tigt iin6. = Mm 6reitagmorgen mnr=
SEN sic ir6ilden ueberreite beS I'M ct.
SolepbS @oipitaI gu ct. Saul ieltg
inn Serrn entidlofenen otto so.
Sdmonfl, @obn Ser bieiigen Apo=
tbefer fan1ilie Soiepb @6monfl, gu
@rabe getragen, 1adbem elm @mt fir
Sic seelenrmbe bes @erblidenen in
unIerer @farrtirde gebalten mar. 3er
Teritorbene errei9te ein Sitter bon
e sSsabren, nnb als itets folgiarner,
broper nnb lernbegieriger Sobn
nar er Sic 6rel16e ieiner 81
tern, sic in ibn 6ie i4oniten
@offnungen ieeten. Seinen bret
@eldhuilterm @ilfre6, @bmnno
u1o Siloegor6 5eigte er 1tets Elm BRIT
6erlides &er5 unb ieinen Sda1ltmne-
rooen mar er Elm tre1ter Sreun6, 10
bob iein lei6er 10 fribes Sbeioen
nidt Bios bon 1einen @ltern nno &C.
idtpi1tern ionbern au6 bon iet11er
ssugen6geipielen tief betratert miro.
@ein 2eben tpor n11r ein fur5es, ober
ELM io19es boiler gutter @erte, 10 bob
na6 meni9ltbem @rmelien a1rge1tom=
men tperoen mug, oab Ser Saui&
feines ir6iiden nit Dem etpigen 9eben
Elm freuoepouer gemeien lift. Moge
ser @eritorbere ruben in 8rieoen!
Sen 10 i6mer gepriiften @ltern nno
@eldmiitern unier inntges 8etleio. =
8en. Soft bon 5pofane, @oib., mett
bier gu 8eiu9 5ei ietnen @ltern Sobn
Soft nn6 @attin. - @m. @rob nno
@ottin bon Minneapolts eritatteter
bier 6reitog nn6 Smftag einen Der.
mon6tidaftlid}en 8eiu@. = @11oo1pb
Meber, mel6er in 2afe &enrp @nitel'
lung bot, berbro@te SEN @onntog bier
int elterIiden @a11ie. = 6ron g. e.
Gbeiien un6 Go@ter Cha iin6 nod
9%onsforo, 81. g, obgereiit, 100 iie NIT
&errn Ebeiien 5uiommentrofen, mel
der ii9 Dor 5met @onoten oortbin
begob un6 100 fie sic Commemorate
at berbringen porbaben. = SRI. &a=
tburino 8reer, tpeIde ibrer bier mob
nen6en Mntter einen langerem Be=
fu6 eritottete, bot fih nod ct. @ont-
face nntpeit bon ct. Saul begeben,
mo- file BEL Ser Gamilte 8ran5 &lein gu
@aite fem miro, bepor fie ibre @eife
nad Sarge, g. g, ontritt. = &ein=
rid Sorborg un6 @atti1 nnb Ger
barbEorborg begaben fi6 Meiitte lebter
Mode nod 81. Soul, no fie @er&pono'
ten bon ct. 2o11is, Mo., in @mpfong
nabmen nrb bieielber gu einem lan'
geem 8eiude nod @idrnono bra@-
ten. - @oitmeifter 8l1fien nor Mon'
tag in @eiddften nod 81. @loub. =
Das Drama rSSebermann" miro 1ad-
item Gomtog, Sen ID. Stunt, in @olb
@pring nuf beionbern @nnf@ oes
bodap. @forrers p. @a1r11s, .. g.
s., aufeefiibrt tperoen. = 9nrdi,t@d
Gnre &ofiaden fir nnier Gircnlar,
bus ben Treitag, IL Snni, morsena
9 tbr be%gi1tnenben MnfranmnmsspeT'
fanf I'M ct. Ea1l Bargain Store 81
ct. Gloub anseist. 6ragt Gnrer
Madbar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11

SaMerfraat spe3talttdtem.
Sauertraut cine feline lualitdt, st. &c
Sauerfraut, EXTRA fem, per @aIone. Csc
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Bacon 14c bis 18eperFio

8imo ieifd).
&pr3iglieber @ippenz8raten 10000. ..15e
SDr8iiglther &tppenbraten (gerpQt
Dbne &nDden). zoe
@Dr5ugliber Sbu1terbraten 13c un6 15c
&tppensS uppenf lei1h. Toe
&Drn=Beef per 12Kc
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11

@ir liefern in Gate 81. @lDub re9elmdBi9
ieben Mprgen utn balb 9 ubr unb ie<
ben Maehmittag nm 4 nbr ab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-06-11

&albfcti1.
@etpdblter gan5er 8albsIblegel
6=8
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-17
SUMMARY OF TODAYS DISPATCHES

Japan uItimatum
to
China will back
nearc
eadys N sace
German and French fighting miles south Namur.
a
claim
trian ships sunk and burned
Anti
French claim they driving Germans back Dinant
Of of
falling.
rived Belgium
French havec and
are
konigsberg.
declare
Belgrade in but holds
a s
is
a
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-17

wick's life and lives of three others,
probably fatally wounding the re-
mainder.
The dead ore: Mrs Mamah Borth-
wick, John Borthwick Cheney, her
3-year old son, Martha Borthwick
Cheney, her 10 year old daughter
and Emile Burdell, 80, draughts-
man.
Frank Lloyd Wright is one of the
best known architects in the Central
states. He was enstranged from his
wife several years ago after a scan
dal which linked his name with that
of Mrs. Mamah Borthwick Cheney,
wife Of a neighbor in Oak Park, a
suburb.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-17
ARBITRATION CAN'T
Be ACCEPTED
WHAT WARRING POWERS DE-
CLINE TODAY, THEY MAY
BEG FOR AFTER A
WHILE

Washington, Aug. 17.-Polite de-
clinations of President Wilson's offer
of mediation between the warning
powers in Europe reached the state
department today. All OF the pow
ers approached, except Russia, in
formed the president that much to
their regret they could not accept
his offer of arbitration by the United
States at present.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-17
ILL LUCK FOR AUSTRIA
IN THE ADR|AT|C
BEATEN BY FRENCH IN NAVAL BATTLE OFF BUDUA.
LONG AND DESPERATE FIGHT GOING
ON At LOSNTzA

Nish, Aug. 1.-THE Servian war
office announces today that a naval
battle was fought in the Adriatic
Sunday between Austrian and French
were defeated. The battle took place
off Budua. Two Austrian ironclads
were sunk and one set on fire, while
the fourth fed northward toward
Cattaro.
BELGRADE BADLY BATTERED
Nish, Aug. 17.-Part of the city
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-17
THRU THE AMERI-
CAN AMBASSADOR

Washington, Aug. 17.-Japan's s
ultimatum to Germany reached Ber-
lin today. 1t was transmitted thru
the American ambassador ~,
President Wilson is entirely salts
fed that Japan is acting in good
faith, in the promise to respect the
territorial integrity of China.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-17
CHINA WILL ADVANCE ON KIAo
CHAU

Peking, Aug. 1.-THE Chinese
government is preparing to retake
Kiao Chau from Germany. Heavy
forces of Chinese troops have been
massed in the vicinity of the city in
the last two weeks.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-08-17

London, Aug. 1.-THE British
government was officially notified to-
day of Japan's ultimatum to Ger
many. The statement by the Jap
anese that Kiao Chau must be re-
turned to China, and that the in
tegrity of China will not be menaced
by Japan relieved all anxiety on ac-
count of Japan.
Germany is given until Aug. % to
make a decision.
Japan's action, it is believed, will
hasten a naval battle in the North
Sea.
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(AzY NEGRO'S CRIME
nded Lives of Four Whites at
Spring Green, Wis, with an AK

Spring Green, Wis, Aug. 16.-
mad negro armed with an ak yes
erday ended the romance of Mamah
|outon Borthwick, formely Mrs.
Edwin II. Cheney, of Oak Park, Ill,
md Frank Lloyd Wright, wealthy
ehicago architect, with whom she
ad lived as wife since 1911.
Setting fire to the elaborate bun
Ealow built by Wright for Mrs.
borthwick here after his enstrange-
hent from his wife, the negro stood
outside and attempted to brain Mrs.
Aorthwick and eight other occupants
the building, members of the fam
and employees as they fed from
flames. He ended Mrs. Borth-
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of Belgrade has been destroyed by
fires caused by the Austrian bonn
bardment. Most of the inhabitants
have fled. Nish is badly crowded
and an outbreak of disease is feared.
LONG, HARD FIGHT NEAR LOS
NTTZA
Seventy thousand Austrians and
Servians have been engaged in a
desperate battle for forty-eight hours
near LosnitZa.
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ATTACK BY JAPS
is EXPECTED
SWIFT CRUISER LEIPZIG WILL
STEAM FOR SAMOA

San Francisco, Aug 1.-THE Ger
man cruiser Leipzig entered the har-
Dor here for coal this morning. She
is entitled to enough coal to make
the nearest German port 1t is ex-
pected she will coal for Samoa.
where a Japanese attack is antici-
pated.
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ITALY MAY
SOON BE IN IT
GOVERNMENT EXPECTS AUSTRIA
TO DECLARE WAR ANY
DAY

Rome, Aug. 17.-The government
soon declare war on Italy.
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SOLONS MAY BE ABLE
TO GO HOME SOON
President Wilson Says, if They Fol-
low Out the Administration
Iron

Washington, Aug. 17-The ad-
iournment of Congress may take
place in few weeks if the admins
tration program is strictly adhered
to, said the president today
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GUARDING THE GOLDEN GATE
Kaiser's Cruiser Lying i'm Wait for
Enemy's Merchant Craft

San Francisco, Ang. IA Ger
man cruiser was sighted near the
Golden Gate this morning. 1t is be-
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GONE TO THE FRONT

Berne, switzerland, Aug. Ia
|spatch from Berlin today says the
hiser left for the front shortly after
|idnight last night. His train is
bund for Mainz.
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Heved she is waiting for British or
French steamers to come out.
Chased the Dorchester
Newport News, Aug. 1.-THE
steamer Dorchester of the Merchants
& Miners Line, arrived yesterday.
She reported that an unidentified
warship fired three shots at the ves-
sci. The Dorchester displayed the
American flag and the warship
steamed away.
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HOLDS THEM DOWN
WITH AN IRON HAND
Obregon in Mexico City Maintains
Good Order

Mexico City, Aug. I7.-General
Obregon is maintaining order here
with an iron hand and the terror Of
citizens is rapidly disappearing.
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OTHER TELEGRAPH NEWS ON
PAGE EIGHT.
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MADE THEIR MARK

brussels, Aug. 17.-Oficials stat
today the Germans lost 5000 kill
and more than that many We're
ken prisoners in the battle at
lelen. One German battery was
|stroyed The Belgians lost 150
lied and 400 wounded.
AUSTRIANS COMING UP
Aug. lit is re-
'rted that Austrian reinforcements
the Germans reached Belgium last
ght.
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PUSHING into
EASTERN PRUSSIA
KONIGSBERG MAY SOON HEAR
THE HOURAS OF THE
COSSACKS

st. Petersburg, Aug. 1.-THE
general staff reports that the Rus
slams have captured the cities OF
Insterburg and Gumbinen, in east
ern Prussia.
Russian troops are now within 50
miles of Koningsburg.
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'UR HUNDRED THOUSAND
PRESSING TOWARD THE
FRENCH FRONTIER

Aug. 17.-With the left
pix of gigantic German army now
position for titanic engagement
th the allies, fighting continued
bay between the advance guard of
|rmans and the allies massed
bund Dinant and southwark. Fodr
hdred thousand Germans are
shing steadily toward the north
stern French frontier Heavy rains
delaying the main battle.
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THE GERMANS HAVE SWUNG
AROUND NAMUR

Brussels, Aug. Herman and
French troops are fighting around
Yvor, ten miles south of Namur, to-
day.