Show H 'j J ’ -T- 3 t 1 X REUGEES will have declared the pope finally war when He emerged Great Britain “Tn was alone and a hush fell over the or multitude All knelt and the pontiff that event they deem it more prudent raised his hand with three fingers to keep the cruiser the scene away(from and with outstretched imparted possible naval conflicts Oi the apostolic blessing Al great pJieer rang out as he turned to TAKEN Turkey expect on'either — -Russia AMERICAN ABOARD ' $ t Questioned withdraw The incident served to recall conclave the election of Even in the caused past relations between the United the much pope excitement States and him and Turkey on the passageofl The cardinals himsurrounded foreign to their greetingsand warships throughtho Dardanelles in Latin All wished The United States never has congratulations to be tlie first to kiss his hand recognizedthe right of Turkey to close-the ’CardinalsGibbons and O'Connell who straits to foreign warshipsin time only reached 'Rome shortly before noon today expressed their gratification of jmace althoughTheEuropeans powers beng the first cardinals not participating haveagreed to it American in the conclave render homage to has merely recognized the custom The pontiff embraced them of excluding foreign and said he warships as appreciatedthe “usagqx’ a they had made to come to Romo Secretary of State ish In 1873 wrote for the conclave at personal dis much in thiy connectionto Turkish comfort To Deliver AllocutionTuesday “The abstract right of thenavigaticfci Turkish The pope has decided to hold his first to obstruct the consistory next Tuesday when he will government confer of the Dardanelleseven to vessels of the red hat on Cardinal Bello patriarch of Lis-bon war even in time of peace is a serious Mendes and Cardinal Guisasola Menendez y question right however has for of Toledo Spain Both archbishop long time been' claimed a and been were created cardinals by Pope Piux X by treaties at the consistory-last sanctioned between Turkey May and certain European states A proper first The nopewill deliver will on Tuesday his give to the occasion which may arise for us to dispute worldallocution the of his pontificate the applicability of the claim to program brothers of the pontiff is One of the the United States men of war Meanwhile an admiral in the Italian royal navy it is deemed expedient to acquiesce and anotheris captain-in the Italian in the Exclusion” navy Officials The first appointment made by the argue that theit imminence pope was that of "Monsignor Carolin of similarly war in Turkey mades of Pope Piux X to "be expedient at this time for the American ofnephew canon bt Peter's not to press Its government that the Carolina North be CRY EARS POPE i 1 Cle inal s Right J " melo-diousvoice “:“ ‘ ’ to-offi-cials -new addressed CRUISER 4 Al HAVRE It’s j last opportunityto reduced prices before Come today your buy at the 1 at-l I Hundreds Women Shot Death to — While ' - Men Made to March Brutal Treatment at and rom Separated Are Stillin Thousands rom Hands of Americans' of rance"' and Suffering Long-Distances Invaders gov-ernment Trave! acilities Poor ? ’ J “ efforts ? j'- Boys’ government: -the $ ’ - - I ’ V ’ ' via 1 - - - ' ' ‘ t Sept The Tennesseesailed Havre - States here 3-— x lf tenderly - ' - V IT- our good Clothing all season begins United ’Rotterdam o£ the Loudon Sept 3 1055 p m— ’A vivid description cruiser from by a sufferingsin Louvain ftvas Dutchman who arrived in for almouth SheJiaj on board Bredaui Ho was a prominent resident in Louvain when' the war broke out about 1000 Americans “ "We Dutchmen in Louvain” he said the corner of the boulevardVan Tift-nan ’’at first had nothingto fear from the and Maria Theresastreets opposite London Sept service — The boat was the between Harwich and German soldiers but all the houses Antwerp Every patterned suit of past There they were tonight shot The sight filled-us' that had been abandoned by their owners with horror afterhaving been showing included AU season s nsackcd-“for a fortnight were ra notwithstanding “The burgomaster the magistrates styles the warnings of the 'military authorities the rector of the universityand all Mr and Mrs Morgan" Bradford of Washington arrived in London today forbiddingthe troops to pillage the police officials already had been from $250 Suits 'nowrL S185 Paris by way "In Louvain as’in ail other towns shot of Mr Havre they occupied the Germans imprisoned" “With our hands bound"behind our Bradford said the situation in $300 Suits now rance $225 as hostages- of the burgomaster backs ‘we were then marched' off by so far war as tourists were was the magistratesand a number of influential soldiers without havingseen our wives very bad the closing ofconcerned and j $400 Suits $325 Dieppe ‘ now children' cltizehs and Mont Cesar ’we and the interruption' of the rom Boulogneservice NEW OLD railway for military granted passage $600 £uits now $450 the had a full view of the burning town “Before the Germans entered purposes WAS CREATED CARDINAL to Be irst ?" The made travel most uncertain The Russia Attacked town the civic guard was disarmed and church of Str’rierre was in BY $750 Suits of traffic at The situation“ POPE PIUS LAST MAY $575 flames while the Havre was very Turkish was discussed now of the troops- incessantly weapons in the possession the boats for Southampton marked and today by Even sent shot ’after shot into the unfortu-mate Count von Bernstorff rthe were given up toy guns greatl y'overcrowded $1000 Suits now $750 were Cardinal Della Chiesa and A Giacono who toy pistols and precious collections of town of still In German ambassador ’’Rustem yesterday was elected pope Thousands Americans arefor the Bey the oy$1200 Suits now and it was impossible ambassador and ako sacred $900 old weapons bows’’ and “We came single through the- a village of of rance college in succession to Pius X arrows and Ilerent many occupied Turkish — arms them tho attention of the British who useless for modern one heap of ruins where' even to get a chair on a night died August 20 — was created other antique $1500 Suits now $1100 — surrendered children-were and rench All another group of prisoners 'including train severely Women and ambassadors- rom Turkish cardinal May 25 1914 He is the archbishop warfare had to be half a dozen priests joined us from “hard experiences officials it ’was learned of Italy these things of value that the Bologna sometimes great continent on the born at Pogii in the diocese “As Shield for Troops first declaration of was to their by the All trans-Atlantic war probablywould of HeGenes rates have been 1S54" and was owners were destroyed November "Suddenly about lu o’clock evidently advanced25 per cent and be against private in Russia and that Turkey’s ordained ’priest Germans Tho value of one some cases a as a result of some false December i2i alarm more The officials of the lines say delay in announcing her intentions was collection was estimated at $5000 served as secretarv of’’ the Nunciature were ordered to kneel soldiers the return empty from America due to her desire to steamers military in Spain from 1883 to 1887 in thepulpits the priests urged stood behind us’ with their complete "rom rifles ready and the high rates of war the people to keep calm declaring that to fire using insurance preparations which year he was appointedsecretary us as a shield ortunately make the extra charges necessaryThe said 'the to the late Cardinal Rampolla He was $15 $18 $20 was the only way in us nothing happened After The ambassador ormerly Values which to ‘prevent a delay for Holland lines have increased their had btjen in progress appointedsubstitute secretary of state of half an hour our march1was Turkish mobilization harm being done them rates even higher' than the English for nearly and believed 'in' 1901 and in 907 he elected to No aH lines a month was continued conversation' was 500000- or possibly post of to the! holy office soldiers continually 1000000 men had the Beautiful Building' for Stable lowed and theOne been enrolled He reiterated Tn 1907 he was appointed papal nuncio that the few days1 after the of the us soldier struck me’ "A entry mobilization' was of with the butt end of his ’rifle ’I could AMERICANS IN BERLIN-? not aimed at Madrid in succession to Mon-signor Greece military German troops the Germanlodging “Rianaldini but this any further "but had to Bulgaria generally believe Greece ppointment their hardly walk PREPARING TO DEPART orDiplomats agreedto cease was cancelled three days later This clr bW the payment VI u V1U1i LIIU bl but will immediatelyalign herself with the incident upon occurred just before he men inof private francs ($20000) a ne Vr rma want ea their drinking A view tp the daily water without'' offering Washington of Sept allies against if the latter was made-archbishop of 100000 us At Turkey Bologna — Secretary of whereabouts’ Assistant war The also are 'When Monsignor-Della Chiesa In some of forty arrived at expectations was the'houses between bJULh ILLI we War Breckenridge custodian- of the growing’ that Italy is to side given this post it was declared in and fifty preparing Rome Camperhout on the way "to gold sent to mon had been stopping stranded the allies If she intended that it was M “Americansin with by to mainly with the object of We saw the halfburned bodies of men "The beautiful rdoms in the town state EuropeIn reached the from department stand notificationGermany and Austria they combatting modern religious ideas Women and children were frightenedtoday One great lot of patternedfabrics and blue serges hall where civil1 marriagestook place being a message Ambassador already have the headquartersof the almost to death and half starved would Page at London who said the assistant were used as stables for the cavalry been sent to Italian ships to stay in national league were locked up in a church and democratic 'whose for “We secretary had sent Air sizes Boys’ long pant Suits horses a telegram neutral ports and avoid British war what is men later joined by other prisoners members advocated known as were while en route to Mr Breckenridge vessels from the surrounding villages Vienna "modernism” in religion to 20 'On Sunday: August 23? influential night ? reported that 150 Americans In ’January 1914 while still at people were the church was lighted up by in Austria desire argusedfrom their beds transportation home the present pope" issued a pastoral houses shots whistled TODAY MAY "We were informedthat an order had burning Again ew are left in Russia BOARD SET Americans state letter condemning the 'UTAH’S GREATEST CLOTHING' STORE through the air followed by cries today’s dispatches them been given1 for 250 most of mattresses tango" coffee 250 loaves of bread having reached Bergen Norway About OR OPENING O It has been 174 years since the’ time o’clock the next morning all 1500' refugees in “Atpriests Christianiaprobably of the last pope benedict “ On his election and 500 eggs and that they must be at the were taken out by the will be sent-via Newcastle NEW BANKING SYSTEM to the papacy in 1740 Cardinal the market place within an hour On soldiers and shot together with eight the Americans in it Most of will Belgian soldiers six bicyclists and Prospero isLambertin ’assumed that turning out we two is stated leave found the burgomaster Germany by the title an interesting fact that place and gamekeepers Then an officer told-us end of this week through Holland IN THE KEARNS BUILDING standing in the Page 1) the new that we could go back to rom "' pope was archbishopof Louvain This Many refuse to accepts steerage passage vaults (Continued crowds of citizens half naked or in we did 'while Pope Benedict but only to be recapturedby and allowthem to count as part XIV was We give and redeem Security Vouchers their night clothes carrying v everything other soldiers who brought back of their lawful federal bornin Bologna us The reserves American consul at Ostend' choice falls on" a cardinal" of they could lay hands on to the market to: Camperhout thei ’The rom were 200 there notes updo-5 cent of their ewe Americans gathered per Italian birth- as" was that expected from place in order no harm might marched to MallnSs not by ithe high net demand deposits tradition and also from the disturbed befall their but along the river? Some of the burgomaster Afteri this road CROSS STEAMER Other amendments would’ permit conditions in EuropeIt was at the party fell into the water but all were RED had been done the Gernian officer in rescued member banks to incur additional lia-' age of in21 that the new NEARLY READY TO SAIL popewas command told us that his orders had of' ceaseless bility on account’ of “indorsement?of the priesthood He soon thirty-six hoursT “After been’ that he only ON ERRAND O MERCY foreign the attention of Cardinal Ram-nolla misinterpreted and danger we arrived at of “two-name’’ — excitement exchange later secretary of state for Pope into notable wantbci mattresses Malines able to "buy prominence "throughouthierarchy to receive red hat Archbishop where we were paper indorsed-by a mem-’ Leo NITI ’‘All houses in the fashionableparts there escaped to New York Sept — Preparationsfor commercial When toCardinal Rampolla hierarchy but his position some food and ffom her bank and such acceptancesas are the Catholic Begin of Quebec was among the the sailing was made nuncio he took ofthe steamer Hamburg permitted Madrid of the town and on the boulevardhad Holland cardinals named at that time the Red Della Chiesa with him was not at that time of cardinal-ist the tp Cross society by under rules of the board not Monsigjior as to be lighted through the night by “1 still do not know Where"my wife-and the Hamburg-American others being prelates of Spain ine to twice capital secretary of On Cardinal rank On the accession of Pope children are” carry to exceed nunciature rance order of authorities The theGerman and surplus of 'the bank Della Chiesa and Italy about 200 nurses and a and Rampolla’s return to Rome to become Pius X Monsignor AustriafullGermany secretary of state for the title of the doors of houses had to be left open large quantity ot medical supplies to They would also permit bills Tiought Mon-signor in the secretariat until December The pope in Vatican new be GERMAN STEAMER ROON Della him addition to tile war zone'virtually Chiesa entered the 16 1907 the pope gave Benedict XV will Pops were in the open used as basis when market Bishop 'Alnrm Signals Sound PROBABLY A WAR PRIZE tonight have of state as one of the minutamti a noted of Rome and Successorof St completed Workmen for the issue of federal reserve notes promotion to the position of "On Tuesday August 25 been laboring :day and night or until 1901 when he Ponticc of the Universal many of on the and minor officials archbishopof the importantsee of Bologna Peter SupremePatriarch authorize the vessel to adapt her for her new service secretary ’of the was substitute of the of the West the troops had left town We had a Sept The following appointed Church London — That treasury to designate the’ federal and also secretary he the of Italy and few soldiers in' our house At o’clock cryptic 'has been received there of the Dor seven yearswith administered Primate of the Archbishop may be no mistakein message notable from capital of Identity the entire hull has been cypher see of success Roman Province in the evening when was Brisbane Queensland her banks as agents of the United Bologna the Temporal Dominion of Australia painted white with a red band three States and of to the secretary of state until in of member in the As secretary May last Pope Pius X ofnamed ready Cardinal5 “Delia for’dinner alarm signals were arrived and give feet wide encircling the ship Chiesathe tne Holy “Roon's passengers’ of bank notes in circulation was brought him among thirteen members Roman Church sounded"and the soldiers rushed into 11X1g 2LC accounts n 3: of their expert Whilo’the painters have transformedincluding the Aldrich-Vreeland — — aa— BM the’ streets Shots whistled through the the body of the emergency' ences steamer carpentersand air and cries and' groans arose on1 all It is assumed that censorXhasheld iron workers have made- extensivesal-terations currencynotes The amendments provide also for a early hercabins Colliers have of clearance sides up an system message regarding'the lain besidein her for several days and it the treasury federal reserve did "not dare to leave our houses Koon between "Wetook' was expected her be banks and the bunkers would The and refuge in tjie cellars where member banks v ‘The North from German Lloyd steamer filled" with andcoal before7 will morning the long and fear we stayed ' through sailed on July nurses go aboard Antwerp surgeons the medical CHIESA ELECTED ful hours supplies will be DELLA Our shelters were light- Roon for Sydney N S ’W and was dost re tomorrow K taken and at ened by the reflections of burningported as arriving at Colombo on July aboard Sunday Monday WILL REIGN-UNDER The fact that her p m the steamerwill start for Europe POPE AND iring have houses continued unceasingly30reached passengers British on her errand of a port suggests that mercy and we feared that at any moment our the steamer may have been seized by a NAME BENEDICT XV Ilduses would be burned over British' warship TROOPS AGAIN USING heads RAILWAYS IN GERMANY "At break of day ’door crawled from the SAVES Page 1) V RUBENS MASTERPIECE (Continued rom cellar to the street and saw nothing passed from them to the newly elected AT GREAT PERSONAL RISK 'The Hague Sept 3— but a At Austrian raging sea of fire issued a statementtoday to the pope o’clock the shooting had diminished London effect that owing to the mobilization Sept 1040 p A of EspeciallyDear Holds America resolved to dash to the station m— We make a the Exchange Telegraphcompany the Germand landstrumfor the occupation I to a reception of of the German lines Later laymen abandoning our home and all our from The Hague says: and protection the pope of we could “communication railway traffic in spoke America him which he belongings except what “One of Rubens's famous masterpiecesofGermany has been especiallj- dear to long in the churchof temporarily' interrupted said was He which had carry Notre delaying great Dame at hung and Americana who expressed admiration for the ire nnd Death Malines Belgium many desir6 was thoughtto be in danger of to return home genius of its people which was comparable What’ we saw on which shells '‘We rushed outstation destructionby German was only to their religious zeal and is hardly de-’ saved by M the stewardof the GERMAN way to the Demont GARRISON he added the scribabfcat Antwerp Everything was burning royal “I am glad that my first 'apostolic 1 that’ the SURRENDERS SAMOAN “M museum Demont on- learning the street were covered with bodies IT benediction will be forwardedto V Germansfrom were bombarding Malines ISLANDS TO BRITISH’’ abroad of ’victims who had been shot some of rushed Antwerp in a car America where the American cardinals motorback them half burned and at great personal risk brought will at a later "date it to the ‘T A dispatch received impart painting LondonUSept to — directly’’ “Everywhere proclamationshad been the passing here from New-Wellington Zealand people pontiff through the GermanAntwerp lines at various in posted to declares that the also expressed unite summoning every man of New Zealand The the hope points The painting was given into governor in extinguishingthe flames and has received a a v message stating that with America in favor of peace thecustodyof King Albert’’ ordering to- stay that the German governor of Samoa together with prayersraised-to tho women and children station has surrenderedand that he has been inside’ the hobsesi The was DUKE O WESTMINSTER throughout the world sent with other prisoners to would 'fugitives just German MONEY-SAVING was plan that crowded with the iji islands mean that peacewill come soon PERORMS DARING ACT trying to officer showau my papers troops in SaJ The landing of Britishwith Conclave Unique when the soldiers separatedme from The out1 great London hasSept Duke of Westminster moa was carried' In the history of papal conclaves children: the my wife and All protests — The half the cost of meals distinguished himself on unionjack was hoisted “present conclavewas useless A’lot of us were unique inasmuch saves you your were marched the battlefield He was in a company over German Samoa at 1230 in th'e of as theoretically the selection of off to a big shed in' the freight yard with Captain Grenfell and Lierjt Percy August any cardinal was possible while in previous-conclave from could the finest Wineham son of Countess Grosvenor where we city The islands in during hot ‘Samoan or Navigator there were special designations a buildings of the and beautiful engagament when Grenfell the Pacific fell ocean up to the present wounded At great’ personal a monuments being burned time' have been risk amidst a galling fire the duke owned jointly by the Cai dlnal-Della and Germany each On the election- of “Shortly afterward German soldiers rushed through the battle zone ’and United States Chiesa in of two islands Monsignor Poggiani secretary them 300 men and lads to carried 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