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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02
OBITUARIES
GEORGE GUEST
Iron and Steel Captain and Promi-
nent Clubman.

nent Clubman.
George Guest, who was interested I'm
several iron and steel industries i'm this
city and for many years affiliated with
the Thomas Hardware Company, since
ABSORBED, died Saturday at his home, iI93
Ludlow street. of kidney trouble. He was
Is years old.
Mr.. Guest served as a member and.
later. rs director OF the Iron and StecI
Board of Trade. He was widely known
In club and social circles, and before his
retirement on account OF i'll health was
member of the Belmont Cricket Club
and the West Philadelphia Cricket Club.
lie Is survited by two sons, DR.. George
Clifton Guest and A. Il. Guest. connected
with tue Philadelphia Electric Company,
and two daughters. Mrs. Joseph b. Ne
call wife of Joseph b. Mccall, president
of the Philadelphia Electric Company, and
Mrs. II. |. Handc, whose husband Is a
physician. Funeral services will be held
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock. at the
late residence.
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GEORGE G. II snprR

George J. Henry Soper. one of tho old
1st employees of the Philadelphia Raail
lFahsit company, died yesterday at his
I2 years old. Mr. Sopcr was member
of the st. James Protestant Episcopal
Church, KIngsessinE; the George ",
Childs Lodge of odd Fellows, the Union
Lodge, and Knights of pythias. lie leaves
q widow.
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BRIG. GEN. JOHN SIMPSON

TEXAS CITY, Tex, Nov. 2.--Brlgndier
General John Simpson. L. S. A.. retired
is dead at the home Of his son-in-law,
captain w. L. Guthrie, at the second
division encampment here. General Simp-
son was II years old. and retired from
active service August l9, 1903 Tho body
VIII he shipped to Washington, u. c., for
burial in Arlington Cemetery
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CAPTAIN ROBERT HAppoN

MONT CLAIR, y. j., Nov. 2.-Captain
Eootrt Haddon, so years old, died after
short illness OF kidney trouble CnptaIn
Haddon for many years commanded
steamships plying between New York and
southern ports. lie retired % years ago.
and purchased a large tract OF land in
the northern part Of Mont Clair which
he developed by opening streets and
building dwellings.
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ossIAN /. RAMsnrr.I.

BAlONNE, n. j.. Nov 2.-ussian ]
Ramsiel died at his residence here at
the age Of Ga. He was one OF the first
members of the old Volunteer Fire De-
partment Of Bayonne. and served term
in the Board OF Education lie is sur
vived by his widow, one daughter and
two sons
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CHARLES H. HoLLwARTH
For Twenty-sixth Years Battalion
Chief of Fire Department

Charles Henry Hollwarth. n years old.
who for % years was a battalion chief OF
the Philadelphia Fire Department. serv-
ing in that department for q years. is
dead ut his home, 3G33 North 10th street
from heart disease
Mr. Ilollwarth was "a member nf tho
Meridian sun Lodge, OF the Masonic or
der; the lu Lu Temple and the Captnin
Walter 5. Ncwhall Post No. T. G. 4 II
ne Is survived by his widow and his son.
tarrN Hollwarth, a delinquent tax col
IeCtor OF the 3Nth Ward. Funeral services
W VIII ne heId at the homo Of the deceased,
tuesday afternoon, NJ 2 o'clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1914-11-02

Central Railroad, division OF the Penn
sylvania Railroad He was the founder
ot the Union Athletic Association and
an enthusiastic outdoor sportsman He
leaves n widow and three children Flu
neral services will be held tomorrow after
noon from his late residence
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WILLIAM HoVENpEN

TRENTON, Nov. 2.-Apoplcxy caused
tho death today at the Purity Milk Farm
between this city and bennington OF
William Hovendcn. 26 years old, single,
an electrician, whose former home was
at 1903 New York avenue, Brooklyn. His
body IS now at Trenton morGuc. He
has sister, whose name Is unknown.
living at Dobbs Ferry, n. Y.
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SUBSCRIBING FOR STOCK
OF LOCAL REGIONAL BANK
institutions in This District Making
Free Payment Today.


subscriptions OF netnber ba,t. q, a..
pl, IspI,ei stock of the Federal Reserve
oank ,'l,n OF Philadelphia came in very rreeIv
E souaE, IN response to the call Of Gover-
nor charles j. Rhoads for the povn,ent
o oL Ine hrst installmcnt today. which
b,ri.I, ba',Ju,'s TO per cent. Of the member
Sa..hs Ss SUBSCRIPTION, majority of tbe
sI,sa aIhs making payment rendered gold
'Vr ru"cates, while a few sent gold coin
Up to the close OF business ON satwr-
uey Z56 banks out VI the total nurbcr
~ zoo member banks in this district or
- III e. cent had sent in their first in
SIsa.,iheht the total amount being se01 5o2
i. Uhti the new bank takes up its quarters
IN IN the old Western National Bank build.
anE, IN Chestnut street above Itb snh-
scriptions are being received In tbc 60
s,a, staa National Bank, where the money Is
stored T,o, IN the vaults for the regional
Governor Rhoads said today that II was
tv,Nperted that the bank would move into
.s , quarters on next Monday. Worknen
~ DuSN today cleaning and repairing
'ne Old building for occupancy
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BEER KEG BRINGS REFORM
All-BangOr Made Dry Because Re
ceptacle Hit Mayor.

BANGOR, Me, Nov 2.-Because he was
struck and almost felled by a keg of
beer, which was being rolled into a grog-
gerry on one of the main streets OF this
city, Mayor utterback today called upon
the police TO close up all the places where
liquor is being sold openly.
A pretty story this would have made
for the newspapers il l, the Mayor OF
one OF the principal cities in prohibition
Maine had been disabled in such man
ner, he told the chief.
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JAMES A. SULLIVAN

PASSAIC. n. j., Nov. 2-Tames A
Sullivan, 80 years old one Of the most
prominent lawyers In Northern New Jer
sey, Is dead here. He died suddenly of
heart disease and was found in his Of
flee by his brother, Dr. Daniel Sullivan
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JOHN C. HINES

John G. Hines 80 years old. prom
inent Lansdowne councilman, and con-
nected with the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company for more than 30 wears die,I
yesterday at his home, lOi AIcKilcy nyc-
nue.. Llnsdownc, Mr.. Hines was at one
time assistant secretary Of the Northern
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PETER S. G. MACKENZIE

QUEBEC, Nov. 2-The Hon Peter sam
lel George Mackenzie, the Provincial
treasurer Of the Province Of Quebec,
iropped dead at his home in Upper Mel
.ourne, near Richmond, Quebec, yester.
10y. Tie was 50 years old and had oc-
'upied the post Of Treasurer since 1910
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DIVIDENDS
CORN EXCHANGE NATIoNAl

CORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
Philadelphia, November = 1914
The Directors have this day declared a
senll-annual dividend OF g per cent (Ges)
free Of taxes, payable to stockholders Of roc,
Checks VIII be mailed.
y. W, CORsON. Cashier
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HUGO Won sTARKLnFr

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Nov . - Hugo Won
Starklon, formerly United states Consul
to bremen, Germany and prominent in
German-AmeriCan circles throughout the
country, died in this city yesterday.
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IN NIENIORIANI

NASl,.MonthS Mind Mass for PHILIP +.
NASH Tuesday November .. At y o'clock at
the church Of the Epiphany, 11th and Jack
son SITS.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26

Dem @eiIt Der ggi6erIpenIiaicit
uno Der ~5tnebmen6en geInol6ait
aegen Die rngliide &crrIdait mel.
DIES ben groBten Eel Der geo6Ife.
runa burd0ringt.
als aonig @eora v. ben britt.
'ten QbroH beltiegen bate, bog
er NIT ieiner @cma6Iin gum
aGurbnr~ nod Gelbi. nm ii6 bort
5iim aaiier BON Sn6icH auSulisH
80 laiien. alS Elm bSIes Omen
tpur6e bic Ourd eincu 8uiaIl Der.
aHlabie giudi6erung oes pra6ti.
gen pauiaons inn 9urbar.g Eager
init ieinen ftIbernen StiibI1nlen
uno pruufpolen 9etorationen mel.
DE benz empfang oes aonig.aai.
iers ourd bic inoii6en Giiriten
oienen ioaten, betrabtet. Sn goH5
Snoien rauute man ii6 SL 6ieier
saaiier" mer6e oas &ano 5noicn
uitlt bebalteu. obs pabr iperOcn
Die Sn6er iin6 helite Inn 70 5or.
niger, oils linen Die @lei6berrdti.
gting iunerbaIb 6es britiidcu 9iei.
DIES pertpeigert piro. SIN alSi8lub
iuotiher @tntUan0erer iinb
aana0a uno @uitroIien ioOar nod
itrenger als Die 9ereinigten staa.
ten. Gin Suoer, @tuoit Singh
dubert iid in elmer 5luaidriit ie6r
erbittert oariiber. er bate einen
iapaniibcn Gdnpier gcmieiet, iml
800 Sinous nah 9anaOa (gritiih.
Solumbieu) 5u ii%beria6reu; iie
ipuroen aber bel Der &ononug bon
fanaoiideu 9eboroen idmtlid aus
4anaoa oertpieieu. @rln0: lire
lSoutiar6e. Der 9erfaiier fragt nun
5ornig, OBJ mait britiide Inter.
tanen oit Dem go6en oes britii6en
&cides unseitraft 10 be6auOelu
oiirite, unb man fam Hidt iaJeu,
oab er ltnredt bot.
Sebt 5iebt england non Der ge.
ringen eugliiden @eiosurg in Sn'
oien SruppenteiIe 5uriid, tnu iic
in asgppten 81 pertpenOeu, no err
NlufItano orobt. Solde @gpert.
mente t6nnen Dem Sing bic idor.
item Steine aus ieiuer arone 70.
iteu.
(a0Inii6e goIt83eihnO)
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26
ariessiHftnus siucs llnrcnauntsn

SIN Sabre 1910 Bat Elm hinge.
nanntar our1 @ermittllug oes
Grtsoer6anoes Dresden 6es Gelt.
itcn Slottenbereine8 elmer iadii.
iten StaStgemeinbe, ietner gater.
itaot, 6000 @2art, beren 3inien on
beOurftige @inipobner Der Staot
aaiGbrlid su perteilen tuarer, nit
Der 9eOingung seihertft, bob, fals
es Big gum Sabre 1926 at einem
arieg Snii9en england un6
Gspti9Ion0 fommen ioQte, Der benz
8euti1en Geide bon @nglunO auf.
ge5mungen lit, Die GtaOtgemeiuOe
berpflidtet ieiu ioa, oas anpitaI
obne @er5ug benz Staatsietratar
oes aeidsmarineamte5 gu iiberge.
ben. Sieier ioa Die 5000 Mart
unter Die 8eiatung oesienigeu 6eut.
iten &riegsfabr5euges DerteiIen
BON Der oas erite gsoBere eugliiAe
&rtegsfabr6etg 2inieni6ift arell.
aer o0er Sorpeooboot) geuommeu
ooer bernidtet miro. 3ie 8ertei.
lung ioq na9 freiem Grmeiien oes
5taatsiefretGrs unter Die geiamte
iiberleben6e Sdiffsbeiaslng erfol.
gen inter beion0erer 8eriifiidti.
gtng 6erienigen 8erioneu, 6enen
0a8 Sal1ptberoienIt an Den grioIger
3rfommt, ober bic fih ionit baion.
oers b~eroorgetdn babeu. Sc ioa
0a6et fem l1nteri6teo 5pii6en 0f.
fi3ier, l1nteroffi5ier, @anni6uften
Sei8ern ober ionitisem 8eriohaI
geIten. SoDeit bic 8eiasung ge.
fallen o6er ionit umgetommen it,
1T es Dem @rmeiien bes Staatsie.
fretGrs freigeitelIt, Oh uno intpie.
tpeit er Die $inte,f !ie6enen beoer.
fen min.
gs lit beItirtntt 5lt ertparten, oaB
Der Stdatsietretdr bes Reidsma.
rine1mts bic Gdenfuna tporutn
lett bon benz Srtsperbanoe DRESDEN
nafgeiudt porOen lit, anrebmen
tpirb.
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Ser 2anbesUerrater 9uaF HHb ieins
s~Riefeeieasn.

Der Gaubesuerrater 9anF Hub feinS
Spiefeeielen. {
Der Ortstommanoart bon RoImor
IN gIioB bat folgenOe 9efmtntma-
dung erIaiien: Ser 0taIer Sean So
ques @olB, genannt 9anii, Der
Re9tsanipalt gilbert 5elmer, Der
3abnar3t &arI Sud, ole bret aus
&oImar, bic ii4 Bel ben fran30itf9en
Sruppen bsfinben, tperben fir Cans
besperrGter ertlGrt. @er ibnen Quf&
entbaIt gepGbrt O6er ibren Qufent.
bait oerbeimIi9t, Der pirb mad
&riegsgebrau9 erI4ofen.
9ur9 trtegsgeriatIi4es l1rteil ppm
%. Quguit 1914 1T Der Stein9auer
QleranOer &eufling in 2ogeIba9 tpr4
gen 9onoesberrats gum Sobe perurs
teilt porben. Dos urteil purbe am
%. 4uguIt 1914 bur6 @rI9ieBen
bOGItredt. Der @erurteilte bat ei.
mem fran30ifi4eu Ypiten bic pfabftn>
Der als perfonen Derraten, tpeIhe Der
2onOesberteibigung 9ienfe geleiftet
baben. Gr bat babur9 ben poiten
gum S9ieBen auF einen &naben bers
onlabt, ben berieIbe fir einen gfab4
timber bielt. Der Ruabe fuurbe bur@
3tpet S4ife i9per bertpunbet.
Der Srtstommanbant
b. meIlentbin, 9berFleutnant !. ..
(9er Re4tsantpalt Selmsr mar Der
@erteibiger Oes @aIB in benz betann.
ten prpaefe Dor benz Rei4sseri4t.)
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: Der in Sen g 4 MP E n

Der in Ben 81 MP en-
BET 2ittib unIdngt sefallene
iiingite 9ru6er oes frii6ersu
Rtiastan3ers 6iirit b. 9alpp tpurs
be uuf benz 3n0lfsA poftelsR ir96ofe
in Berlin beitattet. gls 8ers
treter oes adiiers erI9ien Ger 9auss
mtniiter Graf @uIenburg NIT Dem
Giiriten b, Billion unO ieiner Sc
mablin, iopte Dem @eIanoten b. Biz
lon. SIN Outrage bss aei4gtdn3s
lers nabm Der llnteraaatsistretdr
@ubnI9affe an Der Srausrfeier tell.
Gbenfo tporsn autpefenO Der Mtniter
oes Snnern b. goebsl, Der fri6ere
StatthoIter BON GlfdB : 2ot6rinaen
bon @tOeI itno btele anbere berppr.
rusenOe Decentralization.
Iittuud, ben IA. Climber 1914.
Dte dtneftf8e gropina
5bdntins bat cine gep5lterunq BON
100000 auf elmer 5ld9s, tis niti
erOBer 1T oIs Elm 9rittsI bon a.asss
R1llsaa
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26

mtt ibren beiben dlteIten Sunsen
it Die arcnprtn3eHin gecilie gum 9es
u4 ibres Mdnnes nod Srantrei9
abgereiif. Die Sadie Der 9euti9sn
f4eint mitbin mebr pie ginitis sa
Iteben, fonft piirOe Inn bieie 3tit Elm
iOI4sr gsia4 unmOaIi4 fem.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-10-26

Peter mar Elm tleines ouFgtiped'
tes atrl6m. Bo Is ttipas al isbef
Sab. mar sr, uno 100 Ii stpas ~
fra9sR CAB. irasie sr. GinsB 9agtH
bsim Gfim irast sr uuDsrmiitslt;
Batter, iDa4Itn bic 3dbns2@
s@tipiB, mttH GolH; iparum frasll
bu benn27
PILOTS, nur 70 - Oh Fe iDadien.'
Sin WsilaeR I9mtiat tr; baRn esbi
% pom trii4tn: .9aisr $50. UNI
pie padeH bic 3abns24
Der Batter ptro Dtrltgsn: .MieY
bm, BON islbit!"
sSo2 LIMB bic 9obHsn pa6IH
aud BON islbh, 8aler2"
~aomiI6er 9erslei4. ga ia, oi.
9obneH ipa4isH aud bon lelbR -
iDeun bu lie siuiest."
Rod stipas Bater! aann man
bic 8Gbne ni9t ou9 tinitben2"
s5ir4tsrIiaes atnbl RailrIit
taitH man lie aud einieben. SsBl
aber i4peig uno iB! -
peter i4Dieg uno aB. Rad BEN
Giien tommt Der @roBpapa an bi,
&eibe: s9roBpatsr, parum ibt op
10 laugiam9"
sSd pstsrIe, i'd babe i4On tsin.
3abne."
vun6 pa4ieu fe Dir ni6t na99"
rein Peter, ba5a bin i'd iaoH gu
ein9"
nd usin 9ubt i9 mill ni6ts nit
ben nsumpbiiaen 9iugsrn gu tun
baben." -
9ier I4IieBt bas srite aapitsl un6
es fol9t bos Stpeite. -.
Sam Oa zines Cages qetsrs 9ante,
Gmarintba, gu 9siu9. - Den eriten
Tag. nad benz @iisn, Iegte lie ii6
tbrer @~etpObHbeit gsmdb su einsul
ngtlderaen" oufs Sofa. Better puro.
auf 6as itrengits pef6otsn, 2drm su
MAIDEN, ODER Oas 3immer ber Sdnts
gu betreten. gla9 elmer 8eiIs fieI es
peter Elm, siumaI gu I9aun, ME
2onte a%narintba i4lafs. st I6Iei9t
in ihr 3immer.
r9i6i pis tomifa is I6Iaft." Ct
i4aut ii9 Elm btB9en i'm 3tmmer
um. auf benz 3ii9e lagen Santes
nbr unO Rin9e, anii9tstarteu, Elm
9las Baifer uno - peter Der.
f4Iug IS ben Qtenl, sr pdlate bic
4ugen, baHn 9ou4ts sr: gSerrie! -
3dpne." Die Sante i6ldft feft
--- melt unb brett niemano
gu b0ren ---- Elm @riff -
unb Peter Oeri9ninbet nit ieiner
8eute.
9ier i4IieBt bas spsits aapitel.
Bplgt bas brittle. -.
Cine 9iertelItunbe IpGter. Gin
Qe43en, St05nen, Sammern, aIs oh
elmer erititen iolIte. Gri9roden eiIt
allies mad Sante5 Simmer.
Sdnte qmarintba 1T elmer Sbns
mo6t nabe: nMleie Sene, meie Gene. j."
s4ber mas 1T Dir amarintbo9"
pSene finb meg, unb Iie 8eigt ouf
i9ren Munb unb ouf bos 9Ias. SEPT
crit Deritebt man iie. @s begann Elm
f~ieberbaftes SUDDEN. Qlle8 ums
yWo 1T gster?" fraot iemonb.
sHatirIi4 peter - no 1T er benn9"
npeter, geter!@ 81 baIlt es
bur4einanOer. qeter 1T meg. GnOs
li4 ptrO er gebradt. - 9as gers
Dor beginnt:
gWo mart buzz 4
.Rirgenbs i'm 9arten.e
rMp mart bu porber9"
rHirgsnbs.@
p2iiss ni4t, bu fparft bier i'm Gin,
r8 49,. q -. Gein, i6 :. i8
mar 49,. nein 49,. ni9t bier"
runb Daft BIZ bic 3Gbne geIsben9"
nSa."
p8u 6aF fe gsnommen, peter!"
rHein, i4 nidt, i4 6ab' fe ni4t
gefe6u."
$50, unb pobin 6ait bu lie sege.
geter Iie6t, baB er srtappt III
unb beginnt neineub gu ersdblen:
SD 6ab' fie f6on nt9t mebr, unn
= i9 bdb' tie in ben 9arten
= gu ben 9obnen = neil
bu fagteIt, buB tie aud 70 na6fen.
limb -. unb t9 tpollte, bdB das
&nntea Qnhnen nnh nnh 2Ghne fir
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SIN Select Bel 9ieu3e baben bic
gabern tire 8affenr6de ausge3og"n,
Inn BON ben @~epebrtplben etnen u1s
sebinoerteren Ge6rau9 MAIDEN gu
tonnen. Sn gopern brtI6t man ims
r,er in SemosdrmeIH.
@rpbfiirit Ritoluus 6dt Die protIas
nation an Die pOIen in 8aliaten
iDioerruTen, neil - nun ia, neil
Sinbenburs gegen Elm Dersinistes
Yplenret9 Gtntpon0 erboben bat.
Sn Marfciues fplen dusaereanet
rs, 900 Sn6ier seIan0st tppr6en fein.
SoffentIi9 treffsn oisIe 9rgDnauten
nod re9t3eitis in ben Mrgonnen Elm,
um bas amerttanii4e Spri9pprt al
beItGtieen: The best Indian is the
dead Indian"
SIN 9euti9Ion6 Iin6 18 generGle
uno iiber 1000 OffiSiere ser ruTIts
i9en @rnlee in 9efangenf6aft. Mson
io[Ite in 8dosn=8a0en ober Soms
burg Die @pieIidIe pisOsr ouf,
MAIDEN.
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Dem @eneraliFimus Der britif9en
armee I9etnt es mebr um q II IN, ME
UNI q II 3 m Sl tun 81 fetn.
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5pott5eiGnune nuf bic Gtiefeluot I'M
fransSiI1en Seere aus Der Barrier
8eiti9rift ga Htre" bonn 1. Queaa,
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ia, iDeuH sB tsineu gsgtbsH battle,
Der he litbte, pis Ct cine anosre ss'
litbt bdttel qber nd4 bu Gntoei'
flung, Oab e. ,iusH Wltnl6sH 10 uu'
slidIid MAIDEN piT6t, ns tr "a
ieIbf gsw,isn, mubts sr I9 bod srlt
elm ptnis bsIinnsa te e. sinsn
S4ritt peitsrgiug.
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@dlatea, Ginobam pbG gertdls gu sn,41
pishltn. sc TT in bier gr0Ben fur 81
bts IL Sabre borbanbm unb erforberti
81 gdrS BEL "A SOL 8rsits fix Elm a@ts
iabriges Mdbhsn.
Notwithstanding.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-14

the French invaders, was re- ported by the war office today.
 The French military chiefs claim a sweeping victory. An en- tire German division, surround ed in the mountains was compel led to surrender after brisk engagement and many had been killed. The Germans attacked in force, but the French mounted artillery canonaded all approach es and the Germans failed in an attempt to storm the position.
 It is considered certain that ighting continues in the de-
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-14
NAVAL BATTLE OFF
 CHINESE COAST
Two Badly Battered English or French Cruisers Enter Port
 Hong Kong.
Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
 Tokio, Japan, August 14.- That the German cruisers Scharnorst and Gneisenau have been in battle with either the English cruisers Minotau and Hampshire, or the French crui- sers Duplex and Montiealm, is indicated by reports from Hong Kong, where two badly battered cruisers entered port.
 The censor refuses to per init the details, but as the ships entered Hcng Kong, they must be either the French or English cruisers stated, as those named above have been searching for the German cruisers for several days.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-14
GRAND JURY
 BEGINS PROBING
To Find Reasons For Raises In Prices of FOodstuffs In This
 Country.

United Press Dispatch.
 Washington, D. C., August IA. The grand jury today began Investigating the increased food stuff prices in the District of Columbia. The local heads of packing companies, the central markets, wholesale groceries and hotel proprietors were sub- poenaed.
 Secretary Redfield ordered special agents throughout the country to thoroughly probe the food price situation.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-14
Organize To Raise S1OO,OO0.

organize 10 hdlSe SIuU,UUU.
 Special to Independent.
 . Little Rock, August 13.-
 There were about forty of the
 county commissioners present on
 Wednesday at the meeting call
 ed for organization of the pre- liminary work for Arkansas rep resentation at the Panama-Pacif- ic Exposition. All were enthusi- astic over the prospects, and predicted that the necessary $100,0O0 would be raised. Sena- tor Harry Harris of Monroe county, was elected secretary, and various committees were named to look after the different phases of the work.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-14
Entertains For Friends.

Mrs. D. B. Stubblefeld, enter tained very pleasantly with an informal afternoon party Thurs day, in honor of her two house guests, Misses Margaret Cona- chei and Lela Metzger of St. Loui. The receiving rooms were made very attractive by the use of bright flowers and sever- al songs by Mrs. Charles P. Randy were an enjoyable fea- ture.
 A very unique guessing con- test was arranged by the host 'ess, into which all entered with much interest. For the largest number of correct an- swers, Mrs. Clyde Wood re- ceived a prettily illustrated book of James Whitcomb Riley's po- ems.
 Delicious cream and cake were nicely served by the host ess. The two honored guests are very charming ladies, whose visit is being very much enjoy ed by their friends.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-14

partment of the Mouse and also the Moselle department, but particulars are withheld.
 The government charges that Germany is violating the neu- trality of Switzerland and claims that numerous German mounted patrols routed by the French have crossed the border into Switzerland. The government will direct the attention of the Swiss government to these vio- lations of her territory.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-14
AUSTRIA FACES sREVOLU-
 TON.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch.
 Rome, August IA. Reports received here indicate that Aus tria is now facing a revolution in Herzegovina, which may seri- ously retard her operations a. gainst the Servian-Montenegrin army in Bosnia. It is stated that hundreds of Herzegovinians are already in the field against the 9ustrian garrison and are we'll supplied with smuggled arms.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-14
THOUSAND INDIANS
 ARE BLOWN UP
When They Charged Across Mined Field In Attack Upon
 Mazatlan.
United Press Dispatch.


 Washington, D. G., Aug. IA. Admiral Howard at Mazatlan has reported 600 Indians killed and 178 wounded in regiment which charged across field that had been mined and covered with barbed wire. The regi- ment faced the concentrated Federal artillery fire and shots from the gunboat in the harbor- Only 22 Indians were left unin- jured at the close of the engage ment.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-14
STEAMBOAT EXCURSION
Aboard Handsome City Of
 Muskogee.

Captain F. [. Inman will give another of those pleasant and popular river excursions Tues day evening, August 18, aboard his handsome steamboat, The City of Muskogee. A big crowd is anticipated and music has been engaged for dancing. Round trip 50 cents. Let's go. 12d6
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-14
AUSTRIAN LlNER
 STRUCK MINI
 
And Was DestrOyed-Twenty Killed and One Hundred And
 Thirty Rescued.
United Press Dispatch.

United Press Dispatch. t
 Trieste, Austria, August IA.
 It is officially announced that the Austrian Lloyd merchant liner Baron Gautsch" struck a float ing mine off Lushin, Dalmatia, in the Adriatic Sea and was to- tally destroyed. Twenty were killed and one hundred and thir- ty were saved from the ship.
Newport daily independent., 1914-08-14
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