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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
PETE r BURG
FOR s|MPL|F|ED FORM
OF CITY Government.
Question OF Change Soon Will Be
Brought Squarely Before People
of Petersburg.
PLAN EDUCATIONAL CAMPAIGN
Chamber OF Commerce Supports
Recommendations Made by Com
mittee-A. p. Hill Camp, U. c. W,
Elects New Officers.

-, PETERSBURG, VA, December A.
me question of n change in the form
or municipal government from the
present Dlcameral system to that of
responslbie business management is to
ne brought squarely before the. people
or 81 rCSet a Several months ago
special COMMITTEES consisting OF r. Boil
ling ing wilcox, Jr chairman: Benard c.
I 1aWis sRso ohSr, W. Mattox Carl IT.
Hodges. known ny the COMMITTEES on
Simpltfied form OF City Government"
70 STUDY the question OF municipal gov
the three optional plans. permitted
under the new Virginia law, is best
adapted to the peculiar needs OF Peters,
and close study to the work with which
II was charged. thoroughly considering
the merits and defects Of the several
gated and determined the defects Of
the existing form of city government
In Petersburg, made up their report.
with recommendations. and submitted
Chamber of Commerce. The board met
last night and unanimously approved
the report and recommendations.
The committee expresses the conclu-
in the Virginia law of March II. 1914.
in the city manager plan" is tho form
Of simplified city government that will
all the people of Petersburg, and tho
one that will return tho greatest bene-
fits to the city.
Second that the organization or the
city manager government for Peters
burg. briefly stated. embraces, rs au-
thoriZed by law, a Legislative and sup
crvisory commission, or council, who
shall be elected from the city at large
Tor terms of four years each. they shall
receive nominal salaries md, with the
exception of those city officials whose
election by popular vote is expressly
required by the constitution OF Vir-
ginia, the members of this council
tho city. The executive and admins
trativc powers of the city. including
the appointment OF officials and cm-
Dloycs. subject to an affective and i'm
single official to be known rs the city
manager, who shall be employed.
either from the city. IL suitable man
can be found, or from the country at
large. by the council which shall fix
control over his work and which shall
have the power to remove him at pleas
urc.
Third. The, committee requests the
Chnmner .; of commerce to 0rganSe
the purpose of conducting an educa-
tional campaign in Petersburg in the
interest of such smplifed form of city
be provided for conducting the cam.
paign.
the campaign of education. az recon-
mendcd by the committee. will be in
nugurated at once and pressed. Tho
board last night made an appropriation
to begin tho campaign. II is believed
that the people. when fully informed
on tho subject, will vote for change
in the form of government.
A. u Hill Camn O0iccrs
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A. y. Hill Camp Omccr..

At the regular meeting of a. p. Hill
Camp OF Confederate Veterans last
night the following officers were elect
ed: commander, Judge j. NJ. Mullen
first lieutenant commander, Robert
Gillian; second lieutenant commander.
T. S. Beckwith; third licutenant-c om-
mander, George r. DRrracott: adjutant,
z. Coldwell; surgeon. DR.. William f.
Harwood:, officer OF the day. ]. W.
geant- major, ]. T. Little: videttc. w. b.
Simmons. color sergeant, !. a. Pulley;
first color guard, w. II. Kevan: second
color guard, j. Reinach. The camp de-
cided to observe in the usual manner
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05
SIS MILDLY Suits, 1896

Atwood Navy Blue Serge
MILDLY. vestee, Sailor and Russian
with silk soutache, $500, e2 ne
values; special at 9o.SJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-05

Boys Refers, $2.48
Warm, Serviceable. F'ull-Length
Refers. with haif-belted backs,
of fast color brown and gray
fS or excellent values 81. 48
Blue Serge Suits, $500
Unusual qualities in winter
weight, pure worsted, guaranteed
color. Blue Serge Norfolk. Suits.
usual $500 and $3.50 val eE m
ues; special at. ....... 3O.UU
$3.50 Mackinaws, $500
Atwood Mackinaws in bright
and subdued plaids and solid
colors, suitable for either boys or
girls, west Norfolk tc "A
models; special at. -. 9O.UU
y #.
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Cowboy Suits, CSC

Boys Cowboy Outfits, consisting
of shirt, pants, hat, belt, no.
lariat and pistol; special at. JcC
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Suits, 1895

All-Wool Suits. in latest half
Norfolk patch pocket models, OF
stylish mixtures in cheviots. cassi-
meres and twoeds. $500 G. nE
values; special at. 49,. 90.CJ
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CITY CONTROLS
ALL STREETS IN
ANNEXED AREA

Continued From First Page.)
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1 For lin TIC saIvca, fof him tie
.cDngrathsgHcEs for him the bouuuefB,
and the lasting gratitude cS every pa
tTiotic fellow citizen OF Atianta be-
eauBe lie was the man who hroegEr
the shrinefa os North America 10 At
lanta
He vas the seaief As poteasate af
4aazais Temple Il was he vae Ca zsss-te
ed the invitation It was ne wlio put
it pvesSs a
The magnificent work he did ia
pntilg Tor the coming and tic en-
tainsfqRt Of the ShrInefs are today
Eateftg lin ptibiis Tscdgrt ttiiUF ana /.
2 az seg Of ha 81 fork most citizens
have apetd scriptipn list 10 pro.
vide sciIle ltsesaeriai token which Mf.
lair siil down IL his family cor
5us ass IS sign of the eUSIlsatins
sitsi 3 pp On OF whist ne naR dnnl.
], Fbe retiring Imperial Potentate.
tYie. w, IRWIN says that Atlanta has
repiipsed ali tpf q cities OF the pass,
N efltegta thias the NoiiIes. eOut d;
On abundance s OF exbnfience z ana
weighing ny, words carefully, :, he aa
Sdeis lieye Atlanta is the most
wonderful city ba none. Of her size
In the p
The new " iected Imperial Poten-
tate, Frederick IL Smith. equally Inn
pfessed and equally as enthusiastic,
said, IN eoncluding an eloquent tribute
- Whist your city has done during
tue paat thfe y days WIN be biazoned
from one end sog. North America to the
otfier. t
And now listen 20 what PoteDfate
Forrest Adair said 10 was the urliger-
sal epirit <os good Fellowship and hos
.pitaii the Atlapta spirit that has
made itbih cows lion grelt. NY !.seart
ds fpiI OF gratitude for all Atlanta,
which gave so9 tite: 4sfis.s &c labor. It's
money IN fact, its heart for the slIc-
cess os lthIso0nye yentiph.,s rs;
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kss0lES. no III sO1E So AVS

sitpns Nay teWart Eset
eel AST syelI known ensi pEolnis
nS9I fNft<CElE3 III u tif lrtk5 WIS
ssntesiced TO thirty days ID iaiI Ilg
aenTsler F'liTlong today for contempt
ef coaE Iefsl was on trial for va
1raney. Fiaincie ietlser1a Leon Gsorge
iyas US sying that Fefsi had bsen
ssep i0Rfiilg here several months via
no lalble mean ;of euppnrt Fegsfss
slle was eeeteds BY his aitorn eS,
llr Fnrlong Is recorder arose ana
praEde1 the ciEi aa d iar.
llie plead din s. us Etefelss 4 affes ard
3rii ey fall iea fn share ssfia retoFss.f
mae to pslil Tor avs alto he ben an
ssss tenn ately Tor yasraneg.
case being cont 4iied: Tie affair
ere Sfel 1aisc fentfon
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I s,Ysatqra ere 5nst EIke slte
Hen az Tellays 8

lsinqrs May ss-.SfSn ssae ar
CtSg fll y q 90 q fsEHp5uuaIF T Fre
come n IS assosik the eaFly American
asti0sss tilat wouid better ISs left
IMP riding Is fsig lltes
iLients tisaSl 70 dHs at the flaaI sion
Pof flle iii neetia4 II Z ~
here
sSaen sSstt on Ma osfefed I'd
have colnsis saaIon appointed
Or she hai1 sse6ti0n cf Interesting facss
II Tie sfJs i0n 81 the soclety 81
ne ifh posiii6E ffusm Col.
Beesys 5eefataFy Of the Pennsyl ylyania
hgsiicls IS the sntloa.
heFe ~ al ssis Sd beFs, g g s he SAID
tlset.e sa 1e p6sefsy 81
lllsss,s our eat ~ restnrs thai wcnIa
be u left alafois "a 1a flnlea
. llf5s ss ffa ssls zoe. elloHt
lrolleg di1lieHl al lem az
SG nee tS,et afs hsaE lsli a
tfci, was "a
genfi1n & n n as rot
manned pes X ke that Asll
vllle les sen "a On.
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Il SIA lSIES sls,Ils 3. sltl, 3.

raiisfa d, f of
01 fkiS I9oosffs Plat II All lie asontsa sses3
Should cone icnios1 s6fi
az es befo5s hid III sp6lti
ms IL ssagy Saiss ME-
roszStg on f6 okzSF a,sa, III sD6s'sSs
safe sVa1 Ezst egls soe
gi0s9 III besf fo,f
rlsasices ~ r. ~ fe
fprsossUz6 al ffsl OH besit zsis ea 3pis rEn
tssria4d bsloss IL iss sfpoi asssyseE
e carlrsot talEe to
decide. onee sor aiii, VIII yosis
f isltend g SIsSy oi
nd v0fi ar;s lliecifsiri re
- sssse you ~
of slisF ~ steps g0ys sl9sss IL l.e
Bat unlcss gou 6afe decide yolt decide gqss
TO this Ionsief Cabinets this liberal
90osfeT s 100000 sSof1ens ready haSa HoosiEFsss
Thogsansg aIs blying psss Hooslsf every
. cabinet tomorrow. sgSss
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Aslia' pEiI af
fbe RS aEs Ell fed 70 send dit
speclai eoslisui9 i 60 investigate
klle enn6fliena s. lalai the mort
oss Che Gsfsl 30 eleHy az aerliH ii
Affiea :
Etofu q kess ms arisen Sd
tEiSt tis6 siiaSa1 liSti-
ahgsslea oi tbs eslDnls as,-
sll9El ias ~ wish IS d f.
ite atlfo is lAF
~ tls.-. .-.ses ,4s.-:..s Z y ssls.s here
i " ila Ion ana
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KOREA Oh irIEE UPGRaDE !.
is eiha "a IegillEed By tse aierican
issiopariss

~ :
seolsl, Korea, Nay 4 s. EfodeFnixal
tlon has begun to make itsess felt In
!. Korea Alner ricail visitors Will find
the white robeS Sorean with hts
sparse black beard, hiB majestic Waiy,
ana his3 stove pipe hat stili moving
picturesq qualy through the wide streets
Of Seoul eeaselessly putting his long
the city has lost much 81 It's langor
and ease. a new energy hes sprung
up since the arrival .0E the Japanese.
The ipan edsate probfar1s Of the jar
lanese ad1ninis on concern edRca-
msnt for the pe5plsl rhe roEfesIio or.
dent Tor tlia $500 Ted Press was res
Gently inforule III the soVernnenI
was greatly IN del { to she AM aersear
tl1taki Cor. the WCkk they have
done in esta1I Is hing B ehp5fs The
Young en, Cid fhtiar AeEneietlon
sFae said TO be doing IND Work IN the
INDUS trial school anu the Japanese
government is pushing forSaard the
gopetlnine nental industries wllichs r. ,re
founded by tho Primes ITO 0arife the
Eprotect tcrate over Korea
& The govern aIlant IN u esect Z; h ne 4
set OF Buildings sor its OF ces lsl tlif
efOunq hoor OF IRE rglaSe. although
ps1llcip ftl IA 1IIi nsfi gs there
Will be preserved, number OF thS
small Ter hiatoffe strue bsie will he
razsd 10 give i'd !tIo:l q ia I'll
lflninafe exp paiss :. ~ ~ s
Iny q no af ly SsS OF ca An
lzed ESsR So iisz ssse s;sy, oSSs ii
shiIlEs that sIpSr
IS = soaSs ~
stTonB fceIilsE among the fnnett tton ies
Of the old re gttlle who have He8n nov
thrown out once An anon trs
yoHlig sta q lass, w Y h Is vac.
jed w itit an N teEeat In p1ifsita 1ilfe thai
found AlElnE 81 ii ia In tl1s sli,isA.
safs OF the opposing forces
however, have as YET 4 Sa their on.
position my concrete fafii +, 81
Among the DlE lon II WORKERS
those lof the p resby ytef an church Of
the United ST es are f. lls z con,
sfEcuDlsa by fIlcreas lI$& q lseif nc ~ ~
recent report 90aft ted tar Ess
3 res erian uni gsius es ii The i{ 3.
fean field anu also "a tliat tss
eyahge Heal Wcf TX Is - 10si S9 sc
ordained f,reache &
am ss j j
rlEIIFF IElTfl EII z 7a,l q .l 3. y ffsls<S las
tn iera tl,a -
I, pIs %
have Joined Sthe G
Tie denoHaip n 1 s - .,sI Ied
llq9lo slll.
tI1II n q Eutc q ss7i tn - III
III Tor
fosis ssifsi ,tissft q
2 pEf s =
lpsnt et Iiess Il
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Mo I'D q 81 &c S FSI Il NJ g as 90
E7lafs tlals NEW EHOOSFE,g fra
" g0Ra Ns 3a aDEn O. dn m H = -
N-K9Y Y6nsrTNaWes E-DN 80
~ am
ON ma aOSe5 0etWeen the cele,
ayated whose pic.

ON ma 0Oses between the cele-,
Ssssssafed I ite beauty whose pic
here, and one of the
otllsF shed insids inca.
rms S,f are these:
you cEoose
f09 il. j
81 ssss
fees
slss sale IS III direct super
e 81 81 sier Com 1artys
5 "a Ssllk ley if you ire not
dgEighfed wit VI orr ksoOSieg. .i53
aEau This opportunity
f6lr0fEoN can bs sllSs " getting one of these
cabinets on this liberal eosier Plan. uTehliSe.
ot course not De CffeISf
except On aEery limited nulli Der Of cabinets
NJ pla1e viii be: giftdsswn
q Asls scrzla win theEs prevail.
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g sClIJSE So
MARI q ED BY ME DICs


slBialla
London. May Is.- Medical men and
sae itaio axperts are taking d great
lA AEereEt IA El35 pf elE rs 90 Whether
q pe9sen caii become injected with
eaRcaF tafoiigh living ifsa q house In
which b tstacef tim ihf died. EcF
yeffsa the QUESTION ilns ijeeiz q mattsf
of debate and med icali literature now
a19unaa iRzlrgs seTeRces 10 the 1.cane5r.
Investigation in England has follow
ed the report of Or. Amanda. who has
found that in village oe 200 ifhabia
taIstB iii France. eleven deaths from
can Ger occurred in seven years, All be-
Ing located IN the came block of
houses, aud In other parts Of France,
including Paris q siinilar condition,
was found
IN Great Britain there are numer.
QUE cancer houses There Is q vicar
age In the north of England where
two suecessiye inenmbents have died
/ of colrceF. In q large house ia Somer
set, where q man died OF cancer many
yesrs ago, hEs wife, his wife,s second
husband, !, d member OF the family BY
his first wife ana housekeeper have
since Ea1len victims. In another house
la Scotland. the cancer history extcnds
back three genefs4 ions. An expert
aehs WAS made there by confiring
in - = Il -. tiS them con-
tfac ted tllc5 CliEeaea n :. = ffi 9i5s
SIR EhomRs oliver, the distinguishsa,
phyafeia ID wr tier on medical sEb-
lee In q recent address,, declared
that the GERM theory OF cancer was
olls doabtfuIi u adopted. stil it was
ltfIdwn that cen GER cpula be con veyed
Ifr1ia ni5s to the lower animals More
over II was safted as probable that
susE as B6Ine pelsons were part ticnlars
ly auac eprsbis & ID Infect tious diseased or
sonae peTgonsE fnigl lit iiiheris a peciiIihfi
Yulnetab atty 0f the Tissues, whereby.
ne g pHrticala Lar age they become liable
to cancer. Gould this inhefitance or
yusnerabi iity s1piafn some OF the facts
about cancer house In his annual re-
port 20 the Insurance Institute az
I TSeYEaH Sir Thomas has
said q, !
astent ti0n has been drawn 10 Il
series OF ceaeaf In a street not cnes
twelfth nitle long In g small town
In the tsen Sesrs fTonl 1893 TO 1908
there died from cancer IN this street
Ii1pseen persons md one dog In
sons OF thea h0tsese there have ee+
cured two or three cases. AS I'M ali
OF the eases there was q hereditarys
history Of ti1 disease, The large Euili-
beTi of ahhoflg suceessiya occs-
pants Of fAeA housss has sugg Sled
/ thai the nSattl \ ID more than II isiers
a. geerss another scientist. sslso
iIasl stud ~ object og cahcaf, Stss
iiet teB It Is iargeis ssitia % coal
Sizes, Eeirsisttls isaR Tho est cnn Ger
| aesth ates u Scott Green Fe6
lpprted IN g I'll zIat ets of
Nns srnshire whieE were free from cans
Get were thosa ,zhere psat iss burned,
| mot coal SIS tfseq ransI he
| yeF BIS fact hat he Isl disr seh 10 at.
lteIhut tiie Prev Sence 81 cancer te
/ tll9 cDniD ton OF cG nicis ia
nhhr, especially y here the houses OF
! the people are sl0ping sites HI bpls
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iescFib u IN ( I'D
DISPL q " sIs;cls is tie tails
s IS s!sa e. il 4. Is
Gid oat a6Out dc psasIs.

!
J sA Big Extra so6lny DfssseF ii
She base Is Ila aec eBtirAiy l 4
tor tlie proper storsEe of all &ifSliee
fi.nenl towels, i;slS csoslls Iie
egaszee ss noiseIess, fustlssss and easy
keep cisati Z
( S Iiess aEpfe the Hiisa Cssps
: board Is narrow stsIf z
eiltiy locates a Ter the pf
Arr flcless fort lFcllie is n
ar a 81
gliess ssill save ID airy trip ea seiI iI
reliae ot F,atstEy.
NO DAY YOU mas kalillis au
Tie new features lIsS
ohligaslplsi But yoli sllouid esllle
early So You can stud sIlaLa cars
fully CuF. stock o llile
pattefas IS IlfRifesL osl may lie
too Iate tc S olle 81 ielss
lEES 'L 4 oa delay qnss
and SEE This fsfhark
HopsIeT Monday
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soRgE POM ON CUES
TlON AFT Is
CATION Z
MISS VA ATE ID
Eioyi EngIish Cities Fsce VVates
Fsrnipe Many Cher Pros.
lens Is Br1aia

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London, May II. That The working
class wife is more efficient spender
OF .he household acconnts than her
middle class sister was the contention
OF Miss LUCY Yates at = recent meet
ing of the WonieI,s Freedom League !.
She declared that the principle Of q
woman having complete contfol or the
house was recognized by the working
classics, but higher iili society there
came a sort Of dual control. sThfongn
this responsibility working -ife has
learned adminis ton, hiit BY leaning
on some one else the middle class wife
never learned 5S Il Isl.
Tbe wife. Miss Yates said. should
have complete control Eofs i fIle5 daoney
set side for the ifnusehold expenses.
incin1ing house ekeeDing dress and eds
u3atipn There shouldlbs no audit of
her Sccpuhts unless byi request she
should be provided with a eiieck book
q more to Ilfoke sticSesseuf
than the provision Of idose coins. that
I might be pai ieied out ck her purse 81
tempt ing bargains Tget speakes lS.
ciared that spending Was a finer ynrt
and much more difficu1e tnen earning.
! Women should also, choose the house.
and u sgas high time according ;to
Miss tss. that s<iie women took over
the spending OF the money for the ma
tfon. s.
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One lns of ixtasn stss ftssi -
IN open shSa 10 j af4ce atk1eon 6y
filrfT feet AiioEh az 81 aixfees
lsfs gas sed Sc + tIgs acre esla, The
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sncces
Sit Hosace PIulil q Wild has work
so lof the plfsics pl : 0f cc6fe-
gasloh among the icts tpri 10 ahsi
csnefa Df Ireland al .OSIf S asfi,s
sfe giving the ID ffoEr 8illl-
port hSanaxe neH or the store. ho
ever Will be In th & lan ds o i've aa s
nior afa twenty uslaor pa ela = {
flie 1slisefsltg ne pffeiple boktei.
Of the executive work Wiil rest fiith
TIE pnlsre 6lis EreiR
HON The illeaa snsins A6a &c DE6s
liil tho Sloras sgi e5 81 81 rid
9Foeesi Enbeceo AFl4 inll coSssv
aslsditses he lon bs >hoea ~
Epoeible f3r the Hile eis II lss i. 81 81 :
10 teNnli &. s l1s EIGa- ~ e.szszs.s-
iEst ne 61
ndsants
WI be lsse ana
o1sS WIG
Is Il ia
3 biaw 4 & tf1 81 ne
ID 81 8 untF iea Which & 4 tiLiof'
tes1s hon to s fiff Is s.
lepsy bssls out 81 81 la
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5uuntFs q EJnedfcnl5
S dh'
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and other eities8 8Iac6 =
! - -dols water famine The wa ter Of
the Dedweat Valley resegoira from
which supplies are drawn Is Speedily
clioling up all iron pipes and boilers
With mletallie deposits. "A s COMMITTEES
Of the Nottingham city council ilas
sTgPuTIsu gElat me eoGJ JIhtled use 0f the
Derwent water would Ia & short time
compl eteiy choke ali the iron Pipes
In Tho city. s
Slte Held, which draws itas wa ter az
the same soafce, Is not affscte l5eS
calisa Tor thirty Year, tIiesco isasi
iasisred on lead afsd eob bpef pipes be-
Ing ihstailed. Ieicssfef ia I1sfbys
NFliicll use galFani zed iron pipes, ere
In the same position as No ttinghafn,
where the people ara already repert4
ing te the Old lem OF sFilrafing va
ter frOta sand stoRe wells, no replace
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-10-08
Map of War Spols
Circulates III Europe


Rotterdam map, which explains
In popular manner what 1he Ger
mans mean Europe should be like
in the future and how the Germans
believe the allies intend Europe shall
be changed, has just reached here
from Berlin.
1T will be news to the people Of
Ireland and Scotland that their cOun-
tries are apparently to be left alone,
but England is to be pushed into
Devon and Cornwall. France is to
become an extended Alsace and Lor-
raine disappears end Germany proper
ends just beyond Petrograd
Il Russia viii consist of some swamps
to the north, all the southern plains
of the great empire OF the czar being
given either to Austria or formed into
a united Poland, under German pro-
lection.
Printed on the reverse side Of this
imaginative map is fantastic out
line Of what some Germans think are
the intentions of the allies. English
men will be pleased to learn their
country intends to seize the northern
provinces Of Germany, incfuding the
Kiel canal, that they think of hand
ing over the whole of Austria-H Hun-
gary to Servia, and after pushing
westward of Russia and westward Of
France, Germany is to be left a tiny
little spot on the map, somewhere in
the vicinity of Nnremburg.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-10-08
GERMANS AGREE 70 SAVE
ANTWERP,s GREAT TREASURES

The German general, according to
a newspaper cablegram, has informed
the American minister, Brand Whit
lock, at Brussels. that it is the de-
sire to- preserve the famous churches
and historical monuments and mu-
senms of Antwerp from destruction
BY shell fire during the impending
bombardment.
He promises that II the Belgian
government will give formal assur-
ances that these places will not be
used for military purposes, and, II the
American consular authorities Will
see that such promises are observed,
German gunners will endeavor TO
avoid damaging the buildings IN ques-
ton,
It is preparing map Of the city,
with the churches. museum. and hos.
pitaIs clearly indicated for transmis-
SION to the German general stan at
Brussels.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-10-08
GERMANS LOSE HOLDINGS
EQUAL TO HALF OF EMPIRE

An area equal to half her terri
y tory has been lost by Germany
since the beginning Of the war BY 4
Y The capture aof her colonial pos
Y sessions The latest operations
7 have been against Kanerul, In
y west Africa. This Is partly sur {
rounded by French and Britisf,
= colonies, and has a population Of
y only 700 Germans. ~
The German colonies now ocet-
= pied, wholly or It'll part BY 9the i
= allies are: Nv
= Kaiser Wilhelm s. land AREA "a,
GOO square miles; Togoland, 33,-
y uUO square miles; Samoan Is- 4
lands, 1000, and the Bisrnarck
archipelago, 10000 square miles.
y The 'totalas 124,7o0 square miles.
The European area Of the Ger
N man empire is r2O8, ,720.
n IL ~ ~ 4 q "a 4 n s5s