SAILINGS TO BE RESUMED
English war vessels report Atlantic clear of German ships. Leyland, White Star lines resume service as vessels plan departures to America from England. Devonian sails Friday with stranded Americans. Canadian Bohemian depart soon. Arabic to Boston with large passenger list.. Idaho departs for New York with guns removed per neutrality laws. Cambrian sails today.
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Leyland
White Star Line
Devonian
England
America
Boston
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Idaho
New York
Cambrian
Bohemian
Europe
German Protectorate in Morocco Report Suppressed
Paris report says General Yautey, Morocco governor, has quashed the Algeciras plan for a German protectorate of natives. Native factions used to check French rule are neutralized. All Moroccan boats flying German colors seized by France. German and Austrian residents expelled.
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Yautey
Morocco
Algeciras
Moroccan
Boston Refugees Recall Harrowing War Route to New York
Passengers aboard the refugee liner Finland recount perilous voyage from Antwerp through East Gat to Dover, with mines, British and French warship scrutiny, and arrests of crew. Boston names Ernest Adelberg Simon Lustig Miss Mary Green and Miss Nellie Ormond describe alarms, stranded funds, and aid from Mrs Gowen as they reach New York.
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London
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How to Stop Stomach Torment From Acidity
Reading suggests acidity in the stomach causes dyspepsia and indigestion. A teaspoon of Bisulated Magnesia after meals dissolves acids, stopping distress in minutes with harmless action. available as a physician prescribed remedy at drug stores.
Red Cross Day to be Honored in Baseball League Play
The National League plans Red Cross Day by designating one championship date with a percentage of gate receipts donated to the Red Cross for European war relief. Secretary Heydler expects other leagues to follow suit with the date TBA and Miss Mabel Boardman invited cooperation in this effort. Meanwhile a musician recalled losing almost everything abroad and denying anti Kaiser demonstrations he witnessed in Germany.
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Post
Europe
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Germany
German Girls Jailed on Charge of Spying
Four German girls arrested in Brussels on spying charges. Three spies and a woman captured at Louvain have been shot. Three others, provoked by war news, have gone insane.
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Paris
Louvain
German steamer seized after unaware of war
The German steamer Wildenfelson arriving in Melbourne from New York via Cape Town was seized by authorities. The captain claimed he did not know war had been declared until reaching harbor.
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Wildenfelson
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Cape Town
Czar's Brother to Join His Regiment
Grand Duke Michael the Czar's brother left London to join his regiment. He is 31 years old.
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London
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Reporters May Join British Army Expedition
London Aug 19 The War Office rescinded bans on correspondents accompanying the expeditionary force after press representations. Some reporters will join later with no definite date. One veteran American citizen on a London paper was selected to accompany the force, with Lord Kitchener reported to object only under certain circumstances.
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War Office
England
Lord Kitchener
Tug Takes Austrian Steamer as Prize
The Austrian steamer Emilia of 3597 tons bound for Trieste was stopped by a gun from Fort St. Gregoire and brought in here as a prize by a tug at Oran. The captain was unaware that war had broken out.
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Trieste
Fort St. Gregoire
Pacific Ocean Declared Safe for Navigation by Admiralty
Seattle August 19 The Strathine agents report Glasgow that the British Admiralty regards the Pacific as safe for navigation. The Strathalbyn cleared Seattle today with companion ships to follow and other British vessels in Puget Sound ports are expected to resume service soon.
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Wash
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Puget Sound
Austrian Army on Way Into Belgium
A satirical note hints at a comic feature for the Sunday Post page. Unlucky Louie and Muggsy are billed as excruciatingly funny in a shared color spread planned for the section.
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Louie
Muggsy
Next
Sunday Post
Peace Centenary Movement Hails Canada US Harmony
In Ottawa on August 19 the Canadian Peace Centenary Association chose to press ahead with plans for the hundred years of peace between Canada and the United States while noting the wartime constraints. They deemed it inadvisable to fix a definite time and place for the celebration amid the European war.
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Ottawa
Ont
Canadian Peace Centenary Association
Canada
United States
German Cargo Matador Arrives in New York Dock
The German bark Matador, afloat since July 29, a war prize valued at about $410,000, eluded all warships and tied up in New York docks this afternoon. The crew, unaware of the war, had steered toward Bremen after leaving New Orleans.
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Bremen
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