French View Of Causes Of War Continued From Page One
A detailed account argues that Germany pressured Austria to war over Serbia. It claims Berlin pressed for a localized conflict yet aimed to crush Serbia and prevent Russia, while France and England sought mediation. The piece traces ultimatums, mobilizations, and invasions from July 1914 to early August, naming Austria Hungary Germany France Russia Britain Belgium Luxemburg and Serbia as central actors.
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Gisavow
Sarajevo
Futhermore
Vienna
Servia
von Jagow
Germany
Quay -Orsay
Paris
Austria
Russia
Messencesons
Malgrade
Europe
Rom
Luxemburg
Belgium
Reina
Ord
Rowost
Mice von" Schoen
Kime
Rivasia
St. Petersburg
England
Austria - Hungary
Harling
France
Berlin
Butte Men Back Sixth Great Falls Bank Venture
Butte capital is represented in the Stanton Trust and Savings bank of Great Falls, newly incorporated under Montana law with authorized capitalization of 000, all subscribed and paid. Nesbit Rochester and Albert Rochester hold key posts, with several Butte stockholders listed. The plan is to begin business promptly with a premium sale creating a 50000 surplus. Also noted: the Danish steamer Mary of Esbjerg was sunk by a mine in the North Sea, crew missing for a boat with the chief officer and six men.
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Butte Capital
Stanton Trust and Savings Bank of
Great Falls
Montana
Han
Nesbit Rochester
Aliners’ Savings Bank
Butte
Albert Rochester
Nesbit
Rochester
John McHintton
Arthur L. Schimp
New “Bank
London
Mary
Esbjerg
North Sea
Missing Scout Is Recognized By Paul
Missing Wallace Brown, owner of a hunting lodge near a stage station miles from Monida on the Madison river, is believed headed toward Salt Lake. A friend in Butte reports Brown boarded a southbound train at Monida after his horse returned riderless to the lodge, with authorities noting an intensive search across the region.
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Butte
Wallace Brown
Monida
Madison River
Brown
Salt” Lake
Henry's Lake
Butte MNE Workers Discharge Defense Fund Committee
At a meeting of about 50 men the Butte Mine Workers union voted to discharge the defense fund committee formed a week earlier to raise 10000 dollars for Muckle McDonald Joe Bradley and Red Foley who were sent to the penitentiary for their role in rioting The executive committee now bears duty to raise the fund A sub committee will seek contributions from the clerks union The move aims to cut expenses and the weekly meeting place will shift from the auditorium to Finlander hall Also noted Brown left his lodge November 11 seeking medical advice amid delirious spells Search continues for Brown whose identity was confirmed by a former witness
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Butte Mine Workers’ Union
Deenge
Muckle McDonald
Joe Bradley
Finlander Hall
South Main Street
Brown
Noble transferred from jail to city hospital in Butte case
Robert Noble, linked to 1 W. W. propaganda work and described as a live wire, was moved from the county jail to the city emergency hospital on a physician's advice. He has been detained seven days and awaits trial on multiple charges including destruction of property in the county jail. Apple marketing line closes the note.
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Robert Noble
1.W. W
Butte
Joe Bradley
Vincent St. Johns
Noble
Thistle Players Tie With Team of Stars in City Soccer
The Thistles and the Rovers played a 1–1 tie on Sunday at lakeside, with Sid Iancarroll leveling for the Thistles in the final period after Doherty put the Rovers ahead. Crowds over 300 watched the hard contest as Thistles coach Danny Martin, ex-Argy, organized the team to beat all challengers. The Rovers challenged Meaderville next, with a postgame dance at Cedar Bygok hall featuring songs by Alles Burns and Bob McAuly.
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Thistles
Rovers
the Lakes
Tess
Sid Iancarroll
Doherty
Danny ‘Martin
Thistle
Dan Doherty
The
Chicago ‘Blues
Tme
Young Coy Rover
Pennsylvania Hibs
Hugh O'Donnell
Celtic
John Cavaanaugh
Meaderville
Cedar Bygok
Wyoming Street
Alles Burns
Shannon
Bob McAuly
Tipperary
Mike Sullivan
O'Donnell
Pat_ Doherty
McCole
Boyle
Hato
John O'Donnell
McLoughlin
Moore
Mullin
Cavanaugh
Marshall
McAully
Nacarroll
D. Martin
Riley
Houghton
sMillin
O'Don
Nancarroll
Norcross
MusteroleRelief for aches and chest cold pains
Grandma swears musterole relieves blistered mustard plaster pain and sore throats. The clear white ointment claims to soothe without blistering, massaged gently into skin for quick relief from body pains throat bronchitis and congestion. Available in sizes 25c 40c and 2 60 with guaranteed genuine musterole from Cleveland Ohio.
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Musterole
Cleveland
Ohio
Alterative claims cure for catarrh and tuberculosis
James Squires credits Kekman's Alterative with saving his life after severe lung trouble and long recovery. An endorsement from C A Lippincott Company Wilmington Del promotes the product as a safe, harm free option for ailments described as catarrh throat and lung issues.
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Wilmington
C. A. Lippincott Lippincot
Wiington
Del
Kekman
James Squires
Jleading Grassista
Eekman Laboratory
Philadelphi
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Symons
Symone
N. P. Fossett
Philadelphia
Les
Fere
Daniel Green
Pberey
Eh Ot
Algen
Batte’s
the Knit Underwear
Aizen
Segar
Miaa Wain
Switzerland
Ohildren
PIPTY
Womens van Cape
WSS
NEW Coats
Gordon & Ferguson
Pure Fur Law
Walt
Fromen
Ratrine
Jeanette Valuer
SOC
Piller
Norfolk
Rusela
Belgrade
Triple Entente
Edward Grey
Briteh
M. von Jagow
Servis
Hungary
Edward Gray
Paul
Northern Pacific
Flathead
Clark's Fork Valley
Northwest
MNE Workers ‘Discharge Defense Fund Committee
Friedland
New York
Copenhagen
Kirkwall
Scotland
Lewool
Arge Storm
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