Show WIWlllliWOTMl M WMUM-a Illi 8 ' HERALD-REPUBLICAN THE JAPANESE O ORCE that and England simply notified Russiato the effect that England would act in full accord with in tne present European situajapan tion states rance 20000 PUSHES "The ' imperial diet will adjourn SALT BURGOMASTER O GHENT frain TO 0 LY LAG S Russian special envoy who is a lieutenant general of the Russian army is expected to reach here on KIAO-CHOW 4 OVER September ATTACKED I CITY German ? SEPTET fBER 1914 10 "V i be months '? ANGLO-JAPANESE all at built home - “ Declares : Under ALLIANCE’ UNMODIIED BY PACT City That Itself' Puts T government had him and the Spanish minister the use of a special military wire from Brussels to Berlin Messages have been coming to the state department over this wire the' of Protection American Nation' Port The Tokio Sept —today Japanese government that Great Britain announced has informed rance and Russia that the recent convention signed by the of the triple entente powers in which it was agreedthat none of the three would accept terms of peace without the previous consent of the other two must nptbe as modifying regarded the British alliance with Great Britain acts in Japan which whom' common in the conduct of the war in or the making of peace fyerybody MADE destroyerswhose construction the' diet will docks” Now Reports Invaders Within Eight Miles of THURSDAY ' 13 "The was voted by within seven Peking UTAH -will “A TO CITY discussingthe war Secretary OPENS WIDE Garrison sent a letter to Major BRITAIN Zreaman askinghim if newspaper over his signature appearing It- ia generally understood were accurate If admits Major Zreaman their ARMS TO BELGIANS be accuracy he droppedfrom the HER reserve corps Officials would not discuss the message from the burgomaster of Ghent made public' in New York but one statement HOMELESS in it — that the BY WAR American minister at Brussels was prevented by the German from government was communicating with Washington denied Minister Brussels Whitlockat recentiv ndviEoa the department that the German Committees Now 'Arrangingto given' articles ASKS to- morrow ON LAKE from 9 YORK Sept 9— The text of message in behalf of Belgium sent to President by Mai £mes3-E Seaman togetherWilson with the burgomaster Braun ?asr niade Public here Defense orm NETAthe Expected Come to Council Wt ISBi'ONDON Sept Sixty London Sept A thousand Reuter dispatch lu Belgian refugees9— are expected Ostendsays a— council of defense arrive to the presidency in in formed under England the next ten days of King Albert Its members are Lieut The British it follows: Gen Selliers de government extended ?UZs Moranville inspector Of the bur2°master city of general invitation to all general of the ‘civic guard Lieut Gen made Glm Giutte homeless through the war ’commander in landers ‘‘September 1914 to Yuan (a town about eighty miles north come to General Bihaini Colonel England and the volunteer “Monsieur — have Major chief Wellmans read iwith:-emo-tion JTai refugees of Kiao and at the of the military cabinet committee organized by Chow) same time with great and JAPANESE DIET VOTES the Duchess of endonie the Captain-Gillett has underand The Japanese censorship is complete that you generous takenwith government supervision have addressed powerful to $26500000 OR WAR appeal to the Even Chinese officials in President the territory of the United receive and care for these refugees States of IRST VETERAN O am deeply grateful to vou WAR occupied by the Japanese are prevented Sept America Postmaster General Herbert Tokio The diet and tv Japanese ULL in the of fellow TO from name my citizens TO RETURN AMERICA uel was loudly cheered freely with today adopted the— war of in the house communicating the with' all my heart program thank you of when he referred to the 1 Peking while telegraphic communlca-tionJapanese governmentof It ARRIVES IN NEW YORK fact commons aii glad to learn that you have war that British hospitality had with appropriation 53000000 ’yen interested Tslng Tau has been interruptedalaoout yourself in our been hn K6 500 m 000)Ghent The vote for a week and our asylums for rcfusrccs New York Sept first veteran extendedto the Belgians He said the was tiS kSz unanimous — The war Aw add my voice to your Present Mail advices from Tslng Tau dated appeal and European to reach committeewas in touch with 3600 Belgians X°u to urge the President of tne United States arrived in that the the York noy on the to September says report way England and united States to ffiYArt”nil hlo aboard the steamer LaplandNew ’He was that thousandsof Germans? are compelling Chinese MONTENEGRINS NEAR Alles von homelesspersons at far Jot W '1 order that wer may soon see an end of Gibson Ar laborers to assist in the Nleuwonhausen Malines Liege la of the Louvain and construction war and that the inhumanity ill a Belgian who elsewhere of defenses is untrue was return-h°lne in The Chinese of4the confHet here Belgium who' could not be and who was wounded in one cared may inbe lessened erted Tslng Tsing Tau expecting a bombardthe battles before Liege f°r by their own the city of Ghent mlist which was px He government A concluded ment of nf th the ritv city hv by th the a' Japanese Tnnan htnt but n aai n the treaty of went to Belgium about six seek temporary refuge in the British Ji hlTl peace of 1814 months finding a livelihood outside the district UArllAL UhBUSNIA puts Itself confidently ago to buy horses for an Illinois horse Isles under the high breeder protection of the American nation and was drafted into tho ot Klao-Cliow impossiblereturned in army Lord Hugh Cecil chairman of the “Pray '"accept Monsieur assurances Before Liege a bullet passed it great executive numbers of committee of the' war refugees answers every beverage my distinguished through his rightGerman hip After this he consideration Other Chinese reports declare that was able' to get his release committee and Lady Lpgard in “T BRAUN’’ dressed Chinese active Japanese vicinity as are spying Occupy of charge?of the fugitives already Important Points South “Burgomaster Ghent confirmation of the reports vim vigor refreshment in the of Tau while Louis L that Russian’ troops have for Tslng To Monsieur Seaman" by wav arranged the organization of — transported Arctic ocean German scouts are watching the Japanese of The appeal of Major Seaman to otcontinent have landed fifty-two Serayevo Servians Advance on the committees in President towns and the YVHson to which Mr Braun was given by approach At request of — refers in his cabled passengersand cities where theTherefugees will be sent wholesomeness Japan the Chinese being in message reads as ofCI’e5f of the Cal Lapland Lyman from government Herzegovina follows: Hayden London also will sailor on the German committee anxious to preclude the possibility of Oakland a care for the refugees from “The burgomaster of bark Barmbek Ghent was seized Russiaf' a conflict withdrew the Chinese which other allied countries the treaty of peace was signed a where by a rench cruiser was rance and hundred on board the from the Japanese military train years ago It will authorizesme to Lapland He told how he and three Scotch and satisfy are esperequest that in case of other you PARIS Sept — A Havas agency sailors on the German daily anxious to entertain American the Belgians the city be placed bark the were taken off and sent to England JAPAN'S from Rome says: under and the committee believes it protection of the ULTIMATUM TO flag for the they American whence were being sent back can make provision' for million refugees "News has reached here to their homes in a that the Safeguardingof its people and its America if Sanitary Demand the genuine by full name— monuments necessary conditions Montenegrin troops commanded by by and Jack of food In' the Belgian Nicknames encourage substitution “The German holding AUSTRIA territory General Brussels prevents government the ASKS AID Vucotich have occupied minister foughtover and a attack OUGHT American GERMANY WAS from points in with his ROM POLISH JEWS on Antwerp doubtless probable will Bosniasouth of Sara- government communicating make it Why should the American necessary for hundredsof The situation in thousandsof THE COCA-COLA COMPANY jevu me capital permit the German government Sept and children to leave the continues serious” London German Jiwin Albania ambassador at Washington to women coun-trv have — Londonnewspapers Whenever which have reached ATLANTA GA free communication with quote the his government following wrrxit BY ELDER STATESMEN I’usli at Berlin? proclamationissued by Austria Tlie British think Servians Austrians tothe Jews in Poland: government Is providing Arrow Paris Sept of Coca-Cola A dispatch to “Could not the United States join special boats to Ostendto transport the the heroic — with other neutral “The states of armies of the Nish nations such as people as rapidly as they gather there xiavas agency from Servia Italy Germany and Austria-Hungary that the Servians Norway Sweden Spain Switzerland are continuing- their have entered Women and children Our are given the Holland and the Poland offensive movements against southern flags bring justice freedom the Austrians and equal preference but many men unfit for in Island Kingdom Delayed in In the direction of American republics demanding a rights as citizens religious — AAdCnT’lAVX freedom and muiiary service also will be transferred atruciLies ana oarbarlive crossed the frontier freedom to in undistuibed to British territory September ities now being committed by Germany? and later ZtieSaUy and cultural life “orally bound to toman empire the bulwark of Islam World War Many and continued to will return advance successfully to long have suffered Belgium ppv °n SPOt- She haS has “Too you Thereforewe Ottoman Indian and PerEverywhere the Austrianswere thrown hotel “Market offered his luxurious under “t sian the iron yoke of at Moscow We come as Weeks back to the left bank Ostend to the Double White friends Tnus’beXTooUed and of the river Cross The foreign barbarian Mussulmans Hindus Inhabiting yoke Drlna’ organization to house destitute invite' the A a act ot Newits York of refugees is gone new era begins for victims of PROTEST SEIZURE O spoliation pure and in entirety to join world German brutality will use all our strength to Poland simple at in our protest” We ‘nut it the “LOUIS SEAMAN” URGES AMERICANS TO on a sure foundationof equal rights BY BRITAIN of international (Correspondence of the for the Jews breach law as the vioAssociated PRESERVE '31 NEUTRALITY not be deluded by GerMaterial Press) WASHINGTON “Do bv th Washington Sept man” °OrMgteUtralIty ore Undelivered DENIES Protests of tho rzar preat Britain promises tL’niAV to have Petrograd Sept Tokio Aug 18 — Japan’s decision to against Great Britain’s seizure 9— War material MINISTER AT BRUSSELS herself seems send Washington Sept earnest have been heard too often Did nJ?HotlaW Unt£ to injure and sent by an ultimatum to and 9— An not two battleships being buHt in Germany to Turkey still Germany from Eneland iiuixiiliartCj wticrcvcr thus extend the theatre of admonitionto Americans to th® same for Turkpv at in preserve PREVENTED ROM WIRING 190a? ma®1 the w?r’ opportunity Bulgarianterritory Greek war the spirit of neutrality promisesin adopted meetin?nf nnhmoir ?rises only Mussulman state in the present did he keep his suujects to Asia was only reached How at a which in of residing Europe after word’ Turkeyreturn war despite of the have some division any sympathies Washington “Think awful banishmentof Crimea refused to Sept The case of Major to among the statesmenof orEuropean prejudices delivered the great of Jews the empire was in the Louis L — think of the Turkey Jr of the army masses Senate today by Zreaman cities of It was the elder Stone of the medical Kishinev Gomel Bialystok th'SSgia'ft’""”' her° 'ani corps reserve genroor Japan’s statesmen foreign relations Chairman who has and Sedlec and their who at first committee In a prepared of participation his views on the European war hundreds Is opposed speech he urged that that the ANTITIWST BILL DP Now the czar feels himself Extensive naturalizedm the press has been before the war Sept negotiations were citizens Washington 9— also American from between hammer and the anvil Conference Great Britain and European for two countries he his managers of Senatethe and House today observe closely the President’s department President weeks Japan before between an accord was reached as renews promises Your sacred ollowing Wilson’s order began considering Claytonantitrust neutrality to to the sphere of Japan’s action and the proclamation that wont with us with all your bill with Senate amendments No definite army and navy officers should re- auty might for freedom” action was taken and detailed VAIILI was to carry out program japan will begin 4V or ner alliance with ruuuiuieiH tomorrow England A As soon as war was declared between and England Germany Japan mobilized gg in" her fleet and PEKING Sept 9 — telegram from German sources states that the Japanese landed 20000 men at Lung Kow (a town bn the northern coast of the Shan Tung peninsula) and that they arc now Chao advancing A - -toward T 9 from has-been 39 to-aay today ‘ - a Belgians I & 3 Vinks I I ' I i I S I " 9 T Q I a W Al C ’If! (lr - 1 M 1 W -4 I - I I 1 T“ A A - — — r i ’ f n n C O n A ’ v am-ouiances n x ! 9 ' l ‘I1-® I thatthe 3 I -ity deserted I 1 I - ff I a - — ’ -I’?£tber requirement s - soldiers - Welsh'-towns respectfully 9 dll-patch invasion historic 1 ' important I ' -1 9 I ' - - n t Mlllllllllll fj- L 9 mld-Euro-pean Entering Vishegradhey A 6 & V 4- A -1 - eco-nomic I GOTHPTTSSANS - Islam I ex-WARSHIPS 9 a remains I reservists ian-zZa£ 9 expressed Po-groms necessary consideration -- V -a- W U - ' - — very soon after that several army corps were ordered In readiness for quick mobilization The yj“d Japanese squadron located at Shanghai was reinforced by several irom tne nome neet and a " 01 in the historic straits of Tshushima A flying squadronof seven cruisers at with Prince ushlmi in lOKOSUKa while the battle-Hhip command squadronat Sasebowas increased to eight big including the gunships dreadnoughtKongo and the new dreadnought Hiyei — — 1 na-s£abLished Meantime Japan the began to the results of was tied up and steamersof were -- unable to feel - MB t m -SH’py K339B o ft heavily war Shipping as many as a hundred different nationalities leave port oreign HIM It! i favorite s ear your Victor any practically ceased commercialexchange and between Japan and Japan IuroPe bringing China business to a standstill while business with America xyas greatly affected All this time active negotiations were going on between and England Suddenly on AugustJapan 11 when everybodyf::”YTmnL In been Japan had from itmiiiiiiiiiiijjjil preparedfor a the government her participation in the hostilities communication ji ii dealer music the on gladly will Victrola— play jL for it 1 you 11 Daily jtflinw1 iniiiiiiiiibim demonstrations i— iii TT'irr ii — hi regarding halt came a In the general Hitch In Negotiations explained as rThlsin was due first to a the negotiations between Japan England concerning the scope of action and being also due to Japan Great Britain’s desire to calm fears that exist in Wight China and in America that Japan had any designs upon the integrity of Great Britain was desirous that China the world should not that with the entrance hitch and s a Japannto VICTROLA satisfies I longing Bui Ha every musical Your home is happier and brighter with and of the conflict a violent and limitless war was to be carried on In the Pacific ocean Some discussion it is said also was vheld upon the question of Japan’s status Bl in the peace congress of to Europe be held after tho of the war conclusion v Another important factor in the was that the Japanese themselves were not in harmony as to attitude but after a series of they reached Sometning of a flurry was unanimity caused tn Tokio by a rumor that the United States A your s Imagine ? Go activl-ttej? ‘w S twk 0 MB desires AWW V iK L Baja EK and $200 Victrolas Victor if V1C1ROLA a of various i i i I Victors i pTA M the hear styles JR1 b and see H and today — $10 to 1 CO II IB Talking Machine Camden N J situation Decide 1 today Japan’s to deliberations ‘ S' Japan fl a to nau communication either requesting some as to assurance tlie integrity of China the way for intervention by the paving United States Officials were kept busy such but these reports denying gave an rumors to some sensational Values VICTROLA newspapers to say things against the United States and voice at America’s anger reported attitude This has entirely passed this is leaving As correspondence troops are being mobilized in different parts of the empire Including four regiments of artillery at A fleet Hokio of transports is waitingat Moll to convey Japan’s to the shores army of China It is not improbablethat an army corps will down move towards Kiao from Chow do Manchuria Japanese not regard the reduction of Kiao Chow as an easy They matter do not of course give It anythingof the same Importancethey as they attached to Port Arthur but realize that long delay the duringthe fortified have GermansTsfnstrongly the port of Alley Knew uiat tne Germans have juu dismantled several ivarshlps and have placed several big guns on the the two arms of Kiao Chow bay They know too that the harbor has been thoroughly mined and that ammunition h has reachedKlao enough reached Kiao Chow to enable the Germans to long endure a siege As one put It: Each Each day dav that we delay in man tejy on Tan moving Tsing ui OUU additional If i Victrola Cabinet 24 Selections Total All for Write - IrWfl Hear in $4000 2000 900 Value $6900 Mi “'IT Ii 0 I fffl U Ii 17602 — On the Gems from r— Broadway are Victrola Collins-Harlan of Italy specialists and have' ill - uome in and “Passing Show of 1914” Victor Light Victor Light avorites Opera Opera Rosario 1 Jowers -n-iarlp T - Co Co ' "''JRirkX rMWHMftx-’ bl i HEfiffis II a I iBlmMI 1 ) terms Victrola arrano-ed themselv7es' vj il I I Quartet ' Victrola priced from $15 XVI Mahogany nM or $200 oak W fe 1 1 sp an ’i yZ I wHPmt IMhIMwMiIII : r for 111111 Bourdon lorentine Ifz 01 easy: monthly or weekly hear these instruments speak C4itl MMnUlflmot: l -n q ihitJ iliSWlfll - r-"“jwt“j'vuwvwuviieoiuiesewonaor-- fni lit iB:i®S®ilall - ' B Henry Burr :Heidleberg Quintet d0J4Z-iraumerei ana B I ftl-Bt lirfrir Collins-Harlan Shores i-xieaiTs We Records Melody coney Roch 35394— i catalogue us and particulars Cr — Eagle ! 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