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bic 5biir; oIles mar mGusdsnitiu.
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aber Der Niegel ipioeritnno. 90 nab:
am 3ieie, fcllit er nun uHpsrri9tetsr
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BEN aluppsrn Der Tlibls bas Glopfen
uiht boren.
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Gsomstsr NIT mrit.IIter Gimme,
mad nal RAID auf."
Die glmi ipolIie dufiteben iiub bic
sfiir 0ffnsn. obsr bas RarieHen hitl.
iie ieit.
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den ipieber.
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mubt 0u beIfen,1 Iusts Der Ssometsr.
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tntte @albeupar bon Bahlen ieille
Daiiitou Gbernonlmen, bic, tpenn fie
aIetG obne 2ebensgefabr ausgefiihri
weroeu totntc, bod GROCER @elpdrot.
bet itno tpeltrndnuifter Siberbeit
beourfte. Wah iebr fiiraem peiu4 Bel
ietnen gftptegereItern, elmer langen,
aebeimen llnterrebuns NIT Woris
Shinbler, sing er geraoen @egs
mad RetdIenbers, 6ieier bebeiiter6an
sSrlouitrieItaot 95bmers, in beren
gedbe bic arpbe @ainhponipimerei
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elm 8efiibl beS WiBbebaaens, bab er
afs errpa6ieIler Wann Sum erIten
dltat nsn bieien Wertpnnbten geb6rt
bate unb nun iie an beiufen gine:
a1eiH fpeider llmitnno tn ieineS
6aliies @eifidte ertuefte uifH ein
jolHess pHenane iaete uns BON tb.
iieH; aeiner aug tbrer Wlitte irogte
fieheiparm nod ben berpuiiten Sin.
bern Bie iltbesreIftid III bies sll.
tesl@ badDie er, .9iirnten fie her III.
efiiffi6eH SdaDeiter rpeeen? Bubten
aie ben ibrer Sdetneriitena2 ggnr
and ibHen nerbeten Su iDrebeit, Ben
ssiHoeril su iagen, lie Iebe?"
Or fam ri6t beraiis aus oteietn
DriibefH unb s5rasen, Wern Bate er
bas afts sgraa NIT ietnem biitoriIten
3rabibiiI mebH ats MIR TIM 8orii6er.
fiieesH betradtef; aber burfte er ge.
h1nfen @mnn sebesL Die iitd)t In ge.
siebuna ItanbeH az ieiner Qufeabc2
DfeiGeMberg NIT iefneil tipei SGloB.
Sen ttnb ietner tarexsfirfe interrffirte
|5S giSt; is ashm y sssia na4 II,
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Cincinnati. 10. slpril,


sSObn ". RtGoyoH an Rohert 6.
9rssr. 6o/10O qdar aauh an Woos
fter pits in S,i.iou 20 in Columbia
Sppnfbip. 81.
Catherine sJrspbuf an @aItsr 8.
SfoBman, 100 6ei POO SUB an
Grsenpias gluenus $50 jug iiibIi9
BON SDuntaiu apsuue in @isnbnls,
(Steusr $3); 81.
CHARLES g. }aber on 9lnfbonp
Sunb, 3bsiI buu Got A in 9usrao
Woors'g llHtsrobibsilung pon 5igon
qpenus. (Sisusr $1); 81.
WiIiam RsdmaHn an s}reberid Z.
aobber. Got "a in 9ilmcr. nub Bros
tberton's llntTubthstIuns. (Si.u,r
81; 81.
Moe q. :tfduts, per Stsriff an
Gbparb z. Steinon, &c Bel SO s5uB
on Der Rorbisits Der glart Strdbe,
1877 Iub 0itIid Der Gutter Gtrabe,
(Sttuer so; SS975.
Carrie pa6puo an milIiom r.
Rennsm.psr, 40 BEL 140 syub an Der
Ditisite Don Da6aib absnus. 1870
sSub norbIifl Dou 5epitt Gpsuus,
lSt.usr 81; 81.
Bertha @aIi.rg On Claus 8.
8roubeu. 40 bel 120 suB an ter
Siibieits Der 6anfielb Strabs, 40
IuB psitli6 Der Jloriba Sirabs in
gumminspine, (Steuer $3.50; 81.
WilIiam +. RsnHemepsr an 6ers
BERT 8. pa6oub, Got 116 in glifforb
9Inee llntsrobtb,ilung. lStsuer 50e);
81.
fslorsnc. G. Draper, grer'r. an
emma f5if6er, 80 Bel $50 GUS an
Der Sitf.its BON 5auiIicn elptHus.
(Steuer Soc; 81.
Florence 6. Draper II. 2lnb. an
emma Slider. basfelbe gietntbum.
(Sieuer SOC; 81.
SbsobOre pfIu.ger on 6drclo 3.
SiebentbdIer Ii. 4nb., Got 81 in O.
8. Stie's unt.rabtheiiuug (Sisuer
500; 81.
aucp u. 3ufluat an sSobn g. nnb
gertruOs 'obnIpn, 9heil BON Got
266 in GIsmue gpnbifai llHteab-
iheiluua in Rortponb, (Sieuer $3.50;
81.
RogIpn 9. DietriG an Marp ..
Mdlib, Elm unget9tiltes Sntereffe IN
81 JuB an Ger Siibisite Der Grou:
GtruBe. 200 5ub BON Der s. Strabs,
(ISteuer $2); 81.
Grbsn Don gernnrb sSora, per Sbes
riff on GnOs 5apts, Got 36 in @m.
8. 6nrriion's unttrnb.heilung in
glspss, (Stsusr $1.50); $1025.
Bernard @u.iIe on Wlorn 8uetIs.
"a bel 116 5ub an Der @eitfeit. bon
pnreea Qpsnus, 121 CUB norblih Don
Mdriatp 4bsuut. 81.
8srnoro 3. Steinbider an Joispt
q. Gt.inbider il. glpb., 33 Sub an
Der SiibOftfsits BON Wlabiion Rodb n
61be Bart, ferner, zbeil BON Got ie
in gbfparb y. MATTERS nntsrabtbsi'
Iuna In 5pbs qart. (Stsusr 50; 81
Wsartfa :. walh an GDsa5til
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Id beipiliee SsSbnen iehs' bts
kieben. Sinh sic oontit einperitait'
oenY Ger 0ertb oes @utes betrngt
bunoert niib breiBig tdiiieuo Sbnier
nod ben glften.~
,.gair reht 70, Serr gnron' Sieben
grc5ent aIio porIdufig. Waeine Ails'
Iaqen fonnen builbert Sbaler betra.
gen, pieaeiht etpns 0ariiber, bod, oas
iii irrelepnitt."
Ser Gorpn Ieste Die Surrne nuf
ben 5iid. ailserbem cine slmlpeiiiing
aIf ieinen @anqiiier, in ipelher 0Ie
Ieerei 8I6se nit ben 3ablen aissn'
fiiIlen er bic Sober ergriff.
Ter glopofat bob ieiMe Sano in Ole
Sobe iino lad|te iarfaitiif.
y@ie unpcriihtig. nlein Serrl In
ter fpcIhem Ior1parbe lieBe iih otele
sInfpeiiuns nit Sbrer llnterihriit
o4Irh oen pcrpebmteit, perponteil
@aIbabn perlpertben itno nun gor
ciif einem iclfen gureail @iiroe
nidt Der iiingite 9ebrling bes SaitleS
feline aalbsauseu ouiiperreri itno free
gen: .@esbalb labt Der pornebme
Baron pom 8oitis iolf)em Wanne iol-
fe Ginnlne 5uflieben?"
Sic erIhredcn nlif, oenn sic ba'
ben Nedt. @ie aber itelle if) Sbnen
bas Belb 5ul gbenio penig oilrfen
Gie es in meinem Sauie einfaiiiren."
,@infah ourh ben 9rieffaiten. Sa'
ben Gle Die @iite Die Sinlme in
@anfnoten eirgeiieeelt in ben Staten
5u itefen uitb mir Die Stunoe 81 iten.
nen, mo i6 sur gntgcgennabnte bereit
fem jon."
.gs mofte auifaIlen, IieBe ih mid
Irorgen nui's gieue in oieier 9egeno
bIiden, Serr @allbabn," nerieste DO.
5ts iinneno. Alebcrnlorgen lit bic
Soirec beim @rafen Saaeri; i'd
fSntte meiuen gSaeeu bier in Der
Ndbe einen glugenblif perlniieu :.
Rein, .nein: aud bas ipdre ristaittl
Sieber bringe ih es SSbnen morger
Nbenb iuH oieie 3eit, ooer ihiebe es
nr ben Soften. 4iro e 0arin ii6er
iein2~
ngoIlfonnne,l ii6erl 2aiien mir es
bel benz aaiten; iG tonirte morgen
perbinSert ieiu sic 5u erlpfnngen.
9iienlano auf Der @0ttesrpelt uitiert
o0er permiltbet in mcinem Hebier, &c.
ifiueige in uteinem 9rieffniten, @elb
oosr @eIoesspertb. Dteine Guittnng
iiegt .iu Dem gusfertigen Der Gpfli.
meNe. begrciflib. 8is babin ipieber
is6ien 8erfebr, feineu @eiuf. Sd
foiinide bies mehr Inn SSsbret. dIs Inn
meiuetwiaen.- 5aben Sic beibe 90.
funehfe in Sdnben, miro Die sneite
@e.blrabling nm Sage S9rer Hid.
febf oon Der llbrigsburg mir itatt Der
ant1port, itatt bes @mpfaugifaines
oietteiI. SSt haeeen merle unier
Sreffub in Sbren grieifaitea; bas
piro rneine Gi,ittltna ieir."
so iei cs benr. nein Serr. Sab
bin init aIQem einperitanben unb
hoffe duf ein giItes @uhe. Meiteres
mare tidt gu beiprehen2"
sBit iinS ferttg"
go enpfeble i'd mid,.@
ygreeberiter Giener, Serr ga.
ron"
Der gbeImonn mari ben MdnteI
nit bod enrporeesoeenem arngen
Inn, oriifte ben tSut in bic Stirn unb
ihEipite aus Dem ,6auie. Sn ilieaen.
oer eife bitrtftri6 er einige @niie1,,
bis eiite lcere Iroiffe baber roIlte.
sod erfrellt bielt er iie an urb er.
refd)te iein Balais ungeieben, po,t
aeinenr ertnnnt irnb berratben.
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Gpnbsrbor.

9ousb.rr (sur Jruu): oS6en BEL
Meier's, ba CAB es bod fOrttudbrsno
Rrad, jest, ieit Der 2rieg ausgebro'
4er lit, iit's aber INNER gang fin Bel
bensu."
Jruu: vSd, bas III mir aud ibon
alIfgefaaen, mir idetnt, bic bubsn
pdbrerlb oss 9rissss Waffsnit!nfanb!
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DonapOrtb, 40 BEL 116 syub an Der
WsIiieiis Der Gpeanors Gtrabe IN
3arriion, (Steuer $1.50); 81.
geprae Donaiporib an Mnrtbd s.
Woft, 73.18 glder Qdnb in Ssliipn
8 in Mbitfpdter 9ownfbip, (Siener
$3.50; 81.
,Robtrt 80. Banning on gsnepieps
Q. MeGleaonb, Cots AZ unb SO In
H1tiDnnl 6ome epmpdnp's llntsrabs
ibsiIung in pIeaIant Ribgt. (Steusr
So; 81.
S,airIton Z. Ydtrid an ebiparb 3.
Quinn, Got on Spcamort aptnue in
Settipn IA in Robmonne, 81.
5bertIa 8roibsrion, per Sheriff
an 1rtberid u. gisn, 20 bei 7S SUB
ON Der Oiifsite Der l6usbes Sirobe.
$275O.
5rautes 9. Murph1 an be SntIep
part Co., Sbeil BON Cots 35 uno 36
in S6uiter II. Wilion's llnieIdbibsis
Iuna BON Cdflsn, (Steuer $D; 81.
eIisabstb Sebler on annn q. Wss
ber, Qpt 102 in Satob 5pffnsr's llns
ierabibeiluna in GumminsDius,
(Steuer 50c); 81.
Sobn Gperbarbp OH anna O. Wes
Der, Got 103 in berislbsn llntsrabs
ttsilung, (Steuer 50t); 81.
aaiberins @snau an Sobn Renbs
Ter, 8 5dbre paht ppm 8. Suni, 1915,
ouf 2aben go. 1885 Wine Strdbe,
mundtIihe Misfbe 500.
Cora .. 9dpipn an Caroline
Braun. Guitsclaim duf Elm afer
2anb In Settipu 15 in Springfielb
Soipnfbip, (gieusr SOC; 81.
glbbie @oobpin on Caroline Braun,
Auitsclaim an basiel6s gis,ntbnm.
tSteusr SOC; 81.
gIdrenee 9opton an Caroline
groun. luitseIaim an bosfsIbs eissns
ibum, (Steu.r SOC; 81.
Ra6el Z. qtberion II. ano. an
Benjamin 6aa, 143 gdsr annb in
Gettion s unb 8 in grosbp 5opnihip.
81.
sorrb O. 9libcrion II. Qno. on
Benjamin 6au. LAB gIder 2ano in
Gefiipus s unb 8 in GrcEbp SODn'
ibip, (Steusr $15); $14,700.
RelIi. mlishis on Schn 70. qattia
fpn, unseTdbr SO ad.r 2anb in Surs
pep 1876 in aubsriOn 9opnibip,
(Stsuer $1D; 81.
ioarrp Gidmnn II. glnb. on ehris
ifopbsr Sau.r Sr. unb 5rnu, 40 bel
40 5ub an Der DeiiIeits Don eeesrs
gslarc, 115 5ub BON Glider. apsnus
In @eIipoob, (Sieuer 81; 81.
Ssnrp g. @dtes on Wlpers y. eoos
! per, sbsil BON 2pts q, % unb % in
8. Z. @siton's lluternbtbeiIung IN
Sbb. qart, (Sisu.r $9); 81
glners 3. Cooper on Ssnrp 9.
Gutss unb Wlnrp g. @otes. 135 lei
300 Rub on Der Oitfsits Don a.neal
apenue, 200 5ub u0rbIid bon Uldnis
ion Rpab in qart Ylace llnttrabihel'
luna, (5tsuer $l2); 81.
gla Sanbers an William nnb
Clara Tpri.n. 33 ifub an Der glOrb'
felt. Ron @labiiOns aDsHus, (Steusr
5Oc); 81.
;Sonnie 6. Wenbsnba[. per Gberiff
an bic gluribUtitern Wluiudl 2ife sSni.
| Co., 96 BEL $50 SUB oil Der iiinoiili'
6en Ode Der 4. unD Rate StraBe,
fSt. glihoIas SoieI Giesutbum),
(gt,usr $201); 100000.
Ralpb W. Motfon an 9idman uno
1bompIon, 8 MOn1ie padi bonn IA.
9lpriI 1915, auf Sbeil ron Cots sp
unb "a in Scmusl glcOH's iluterab.
ibeilnnq in @poHbaIe. Ditibe $42
nit benz prioiIssium gum antauf fir
| $l4oo.
ellie Z. Gais an 6arrp W. aepp,
101 bei 219 sSuB an Der 9orbOiiisitt
oon gesnpoob Mpenue, teiieheno aus
Got So in Rpfs 6in llnterabihsiIun5.
(si,uer S4.5o); S4075.
qribur g. 0ouelas an Nabel "
| Douglas, 2pt II in Joieph ). Wiils'
llnterabibsiIung in 5urtreu. 81
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aSafe 3srfrsutA.it.

5rau grDfeROr (i6res Waunnss
Sugbtaide rspibirsnc): s@ds 1T benu
base Cine Campo brinsft Du mir
mit2~
grDfeifor: I'D gott, i6 Gf.l. ba
noIh i8 sinsn Sa5sn saufen un6 bin
10 tn asmpsned4af. ossoHssal-
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aus Der Snfiruttisnh
ftunht.

llntsroffi;isr: .Sns.n Gis bod
'moI. Beirut pipls, mas bsbsutsn benn
beim WatiitGr bic WOrt.; Nsnags.
courage nnb g19oes2-
g,ipie: .Ntnass unb Gcutass bs.
trifFi bis 5uitsr, unb Baggage = -
lini,rpffisi,r: .9un2-
a)ipis: - unb bic Baggage III ssr
GsinDlA
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wertbefbieuHg.

.1er gto1tsmiipaIt, mcine Serren
@eI6wcrenen, behnuptet, Der sInae-
flapte Bate Die That beganpen. Die.
fer jnaf nein ssh bite Gle. biesbe-
siialid su benfen, BOB bar anee-
flncte Scbei mar, Der Gerr Stnntsk
auiraIt ctsr niHtls
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au /

Gbeater6ireftor (su elmer S6an.
ipieIerin): Sic iin0 ia cine Mnritit,
oas uniB ib susciiebeu. aber nit 50.
rem iortipdbrcnben Souornraniprit.
den entpilppen Sic ii& ais eine 90.
norar!t6tl-
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Gubfbspubt

'grSulein: -Wifsn gi., S.rr aruls
nant. DON mem i'd bi.isgaa@t sst.dumt
bats2-
a.utnani: .Rdiiirii5 bon mirl'
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-03
RIDE ON RED STAR AUTO LINE
OpMOND 6Oc-ROUND TRIP-NEW SMYRNA $12S Phone IA

the bureau of corporations which
shortly is to be merged into the new
federal trade commission will tell
the council about the new trade body
at the session on February 4. Harry
A. Wheeler, of Chicago, will discuss
successful methods of commercial
organization. Mr.. Wheeler is for
mer president of the chamber
Secretary of Commerce William C..
Redfield and Governor Charles 5.
Hamlin of the federal reserve board,
are to deliver addresses at the annual
banquet of the council on the night
of February 4.
Recent work of the bureau of
foreign and domestic commerce Of
the department of commerce is the
subject to be discussed by Dr. +. f..
Pratt, chief of the bureau, at the seS-
sion February :. H. A. Filens, vice
president of the international con-
gress of chambers of commerce, will
speak on trade expansion and the
European war the same day, while
later the national council will elect
officers.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-03

When the commanders of those
Euronean armies see that the last pos
sible step has been taken by their SOL
diers in charge" they arrest their
progress by the command to DIG
THEMSELVES IN
Unfixing their broad bayonets, the
tired heroes begin hurried excaVa
ton. 1t takes but moment or two to
throw up earth enough to protect
themselves from rifle balls; but
deeper and deeper they go like human
moles, until finally they are able to
stand upright. These individual eX-
cayations are then connected into
trenches, and they, in turn, are over
rooted with logs or iron rails. Loop
holes are left for firing through and
barbed wire fences, charged with
deadly electric currents, are strung
before this novel fortification --
Well, there they areas Snug as
bugs in rugs" and getting them out
is the hardest task that armies have
ever had to perform in the whole long
history of warfare. What would those
of Tamerlane or Ghengis Khan
of Alexander or Caesar; OF Crom'
well or Napoleon have done with a
situation like that ? Opening oys'
tiers; digging turtles out of shells, or
smoking bears from their caves, Is
simple business in comparison with
running those soldiers Creeping like
ants through those subterranean
chambers) out into the open fields
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-03
dig Yourself In
Written Especially for the Daily News NI(
NJ Bv DR. CHARLES FREDERIC GOSS HI
Ill Author'R redemption David Corsn iii
dig yourselves in"

dig yourselves in!
Sooner or later, that phrase must
acquire an ethical as well as military
Significance. For, at times, every
good soldier of the kingdom OF
heaven finds himself in situations OF
such deadly peril, that to take announcer
step would mean destruction. He must
therefore hunt for cover! Dig MN
self in and out of sight of the foe!
have watched the process a thousand
times and so have you. A thousand
times we have had to do 1t, for our
selves. Take chronic invalids, for eH-
ample. Their doctors confess them
selves baffled. Drugs have failed.
Pain is charging down upon them'
or. some easily besetting sin attacks
man. His foe is too strong TO De
met in the open. The time has come
Ito hide; to dig themselves in; TO
make the Lord their shield and buck
ler:" ito hide under the shadow OF
the Almighty wing" The art OF war
is not exclusively offensive. Every
army and every soldier is driven at
times to seek for safety in flight or
hiding.
At the beginning of this terrible
world conflict, the soldiers who were
armed with spades contemporary
threw them away; but now their guns
90 first. We need "a shelter in a
time of storm" To know how to
dig ourselves in" is a sublime &C
compishment.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-03
DIXIE FLYER"

Leave83O m. acksonVT
IirbttI ougIontA meal serve n
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1915-02-03
Born Optimist.

A friends little girl was out walk
ing with her grandmother Said grand
ma: "Oh, Peggy, my feet are SO tired!"
and Peggy answered: Yes, grandma,
so are mine awfully tired. But | try
to bear it bravely, thinking what
uice ride my stomach is having"
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ing, Dining and Library Observation
ears heated by steam. equipped with high
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by electricity.
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Before the Age of Speed.

Twenty years ago London omni-
buses. according to a police statement
at the time, travelled at the rate of six
or seven miles an hour, and thought
they were making speed.
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us orleans the West
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CHAMBER COMMERCE
OF U. S. IN SESSION
BUSINESS MEN FROM ALL OVER
THE NATION IN ATTENDANCE
AT CONVENTION IN WASHING
TON

WASHINGTON, Feb, Captains
of industry from all parts of the
United States are gathered in Wash
ington to attend the four-day conven-
ton of the chamber of commerce or
the United States of America, which
opened here today.
The National Council of the Cham
Der. which is federation of more than
600 chambers of commerce, boards
of trade. commercial clubs and various
trade organizations, met today TO
discuss the general business affairs
of the nation. The effect of the Eu-
ropean war on American foreign
trade and upon home industries was
discussed by the business men and a
program of the national chamber S
activities for the ensuing year was
submitted
Harvey s. Chase of Boston. address
ed the council on the national budget
issue.
John II. Fahey, president of the
chamber. will deliver his annual
address tomorrow at the morning
session. while Secretary of State
Bryan will address the council on
American investments abroad at the
afternoon session. The federal re
serve act and its relation to trade eN-
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-26
GEN e RAJ.

A million dollars In gold reached
New York on the steamer Phila.
delphia.
1t is stated at Atlanta, Ga, that a
member of the mob who hanged Leo
NJ. Frank is known, and the arrests
are likely to be made.
Three persons were injured and
two score were bruised and scratched
In wreck of westbound Western Pa.
cific train No. l near Halleck. New.
The body Of Leo NJ. Frank, who was
lynched at Marietta, Ca. for the mur.
der of Mary Phagan, was buried in
Mount Carmel cemetery, Brooklyn.
\. Y.
A report reaching Ell Paso. Tex,
from chihuahua City stated that TWEEN,
ty-three executions took place there
Sunday. Among those before the fir.
ing squad was Aureliano Gonzales,
brother OF Gen. Pablo Gonzales OF
Carranza's staff. according to MIRA
Gonzales.
The Raymer enterprise., 1915-08-26
CONDENSED RECORD OF THE
PROGRESS OF EVENTS At
HOME AND ABROAD.
FROM ALL SOURCES
SAYINGS, DoIN g 8, ACHIEVE.
MENTs, suFFERiNGs, HOPES
AND FEARS OF MANKIND.
Western Newspaper unien news Service.
ABOUT THE WAR.

The British steamers Windsor and
William Dawson were sunk.
One thousand we're drowned when
the British transport Royal Edward
was torpedoed and sunk by German
submarine.
The Norwegian steamer Albis, 1881
tons gross, and owned in Christiania
has been sunk by submarine. Hel
crew was saved
A dispatch to the Central News from
Petrograd says: The President Of the
Duma has announced that the Ger.
mans lost the battleship Moltke, three
cruisers and seven torpedo boats in
the Riga battle
The German Emperor. with Gen Won
Falkenhayen, chief OF staff OF the Ger,
man army, Field Marshal Won linden
burg, Gen Won Beseler. and brilliant
suite. entered the still burning town
Of Noyogeorgieysk. near Warsaw, on
Aug. 90.
Marquis di Garroni. Italian ambas-
sador to Turkey. Saturday handed TO
the Porte note declaring Italy con-
sidered herself in state OF war with
Turkey and demanded his passports,
according to an official telegram from
Constantinople.
A dispatch from Brest To the Havas
agency reports the sinking OF two
steamships from American ports. The
Belgian oil steamer Daghestan. isis
tons gross, from Philadelphia. Aug. s,
for Rouen, and three sailing vessels,
also have been sunk.
The White Star liner Arabic, car
rying lSl passengers and crew of 242
and bound for New York, was torpe-
decd and sunk by German subma.
rine, off the southwest coast of Ire.
land. near Fastnet Thirty-two persons
are reported missing.
Underwater craft torpedoed Fri
day: The British steamers Restor'
mel, 2,llS tons; Baron Erskine. 5.5S5
tons; City of New York, 2.l9o tons;
Samara. 3.i72 tons; Gladiator. 1883
tons Bittern, 1877 tons. and the Ben
Brachie. 3.90S tons; total OF 22,I29
tons.
Official announcement was received
in London from Berlin OF the capture
OF the important Russian fortress OF
Novogeorgievsk and more than 10000
men. As the Austrians and Germans
press on to the last OF the outlying
fortresses standing between the Rus,
sian capital and the invaders. Petro-
grad is discussing the adyisability OF
removing the government to its an.
eient seat at Moscow, always consid.
cred the heart OF the nation. kovno
is now definitely in the hands OF the
Germans.