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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19

WE WILL start you in the cleaning
and dyeing business; little capital
needed big profits. Write for booklet
BenNonde System, Dept 34S. Char
lotte n G
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SO 20 $40 daily; experience uuneces-
sary; selling Easter postcards, pennants.
pens. razors, etc. Sample, Zoe. Gross
Onard Company, 2l49 Arthur avenue,
New York.
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WE START you in business, furnishing
everything; men and women; $50 to
5000 weekly operating our New System
Speciality Candy Factories" home any
where; no canvassing; opportunity life
time booklet free Ragsdale Co, Box
: Irn sI lranpn N 1
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WANTED Salesman calling on cloth
iers. gents furnishers and dry goods
trade TO handle manufacturers raincoat
line as side line. Give references and
full particulars. Rex Raincoat COmpa-
ny, II south Desplaines street, Chicago,
m
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE!

NOTICE!
PROGRESSIVE MEETING.
A meeting of those favorable TO the
principles of the Progressive party will
be held at the convention hall of the
Kimball House on Wednesday evening,
March IS. at o'clock, for the purpose
of inaugurating the campaign in Geor-
gia.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
in sympathy with the movement TO be
FULTON PROGRESSIVE LEAGUE.
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AGENTS AND statesmen
WANTED,

WANTED-Ne~s agents to sell periodi-
Gals and conlectioIleries on trains. Will
he required TO furnish SIS cash bond
and be fitted with blue suit and cap for
uniform. Apply at once to Union News
Company, WaYcroSs Ga.
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SALESMAN - Largest manufacturer
enamel kitchen utensils requires live
wire. Unmatchable prices. References
PHILADELPHIA
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TTbHt IIaH CdT TIIdKt peTUldHtHT VVH-
nection whereby the compensation
should amount to 49,, 900 to $4,000 per
annum; an investment of S.. 900 re
quired, which is secured at all times by
stock Of merchandise Address SeCre-
tary. 4O3-4O4 First National Bank Bldg.
Chicago, ILL.,
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AGENTS AND SALESM EN-
WANTED

-0~-~~>>~>~~-N~~>>>>~~--9Ss o.~1~(0~-,~.>,~~1~-~
AGENTS-Drop dead onesl Awake!
Grab this new invention. Low priced.
waterpower home massage machine.
Magical, marvellous, mysterious. New
field; big profits; sold on money back
guarantee, Margwarth sold In 10
5 first day." Vaughan: Your machine
has merit. Express dozen. Certainly
Address Blackstone Co, 1874 Meredith
Bldg, Toledo, Ohio.
AGENTS-Win success and big in
methods, systems, 2 issues. 10c. Agents
Magazine, Chicago.
CIGAR Statesmen WANTED-Earn
S25 per week or more salary or COM
mission and expenses; others have, why
can't you? Experience unnecessary.
Continental Cigar Co, Wichita, Kans
AGENTS-24 by rs framed pictures, f2c;
also portraits, frames convex work !;
pillow tops csc; big profits; catalogue
free. Dept II. Peoples Portrait, 40
w. Madison. Chicago.
AGENTS-'Red hot" one for live
wires, "nobbiest" cigar lighter made;
worth 81; sells for 35c: $50 per cent
profit; rush 25c for sample and secure
territory. Aubrey. Box A-327. Cuthbert.
Ca.
AGENTS WANTED-Agents are coin
ing money selling our big 10c packages
of 20 assorted postal cards 800 va
rieties." big profits" Sell everywhere
at sight. Sample package, 10c. Particu-
lars free. Sullivan Card Co, 1884 Van
Buren, street, Chicago, Ill.
LIVE AGENTS-Men or women, Intro
duce specially into every home; big
profits brand new positive necessity.
Write to day Southern Speciality Co,
BOX "a, Summerville. Ga.
SALESMkiN-Eern big money selling
our specially. Every housewife buys at
sight Send for free descriptive book
let and terms Staley Sales Co., High
Point. N. G.
WANTED-Ten first-clas canvassers
for Griffin, Ga, and nine other towns
If you are a live wire. apply in person.
Rowe Book Co. 225 North Sixth street,
Griffin. Ga
statesmen to sell our 1914 line of cal
endars, fans, leather, pencils and other
advertising novelties; sell the year
around; exclusive territory: liberal COM
missions Model Calendar Co., Dept lO4,
South Bend, Ind.
AGENTS-Don't miss this one Moth
ing Ike il. We offer you brand new
household speciality, recently patented.
Every woman grabs it. Your money
doubled twice on every sale. A Kansas
schoolboy made S55 10 outside school
hours last month. Mr.. Marrick made
$50 first three weeks. You can sell
every family in your town. First one
sell. Send for catalog w to-day.
Wendell Co, 22l Oak street. Leipsic,
Ohio.
a -IITT-,T ri ~ N-ISTSr,
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VACUUM CLEANERS.
PLUNGER TYPE; straight tubes, etc ;
carpet sweeper type, with or without
brush. Lowest prices to experienced
vacuum cleaner men. Perry Manufac-
turing Company, LAO Monon Building
Chicago. Ill.
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EMBROIDERY-s per dozen may be
made working one corner ladies' hand
kerchiefs steady or spare time. Trial
lot stamped handkerchiefs and inatruc-
tons, zoe. Sent any distance, postpaid.
Arabian Supply Company, Dept a,
Cleveland ohio.
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MATRtM ONIAL.

tt-PoA %, league, Ioleuo, ollIo.
GET MARRIED-Photos of those seek
ing correspondence and descriptions,
10c: will send by return mail; great OPP
portunity Address Select Club, Dept
9O44 Hamburg, Indianapolis, Ind.
MARRYr-Many rich and anxious for
congenial companions; interesting par
ticulars and nearly 100 photos free;
twentieth year. The Messenger. Jack
sonville, Fla.
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WOMEN AND GIRLS. IS to sI2 per
week earned at home work; outfit and
particulars for loo silver prepaid En-
terprise, AS Jackson avenue, Jersey
city, n. ].
WANTED-At once, two hrst-class So
licitors. one lady and one gentleman.
A high class proposition. Must be of
good appearance. Call between s and
$40 a. m. r. r. Lewis, at Vans Studio,
1862 Whitehall.
BOY OR GIRL, which do you wish?
Send 10c for wonderful booklet. Mrs.
Kent, Box 700. Denver. Colo.
BE YOUR OWN BOSS-Nfore than fifty
plans that get the money sent post
naid for csc They win lead you into
the land of plenty. p. o. Box 1856, Tai
lapoosa. Ga.
SELL DIXIE Egg Substitute Agents
sample equaling SO eggs, 25c silver.
The Dixie Co. IT, South Atlanta. Ga.
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contract and support
Will be given salesladies for part OF
time assisting manager in sale Of lots
IN best Peachtree road subdivision. See
Manager, 6lS Fourth National Bank
Bog
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PET AND LIVE STOCK

Black Mlnorcas,
BEAUTIFUL s. q Black Minoreas. bred
TO lay, and lay they do. Eggs from
grand mating headed by first prize-win-
ner, 81 per %. Harley i. Williams
Route L. Box IA. Moultrie Ca
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19

Beautiful monogram cuff links and
stick pin set free to each purchaser;
Bowden cleared ST. five days. Write
for samples. Conner Mfg. Co, E-35
Eighth street Dayton Ohio.
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ness: tlnting post cards. pictures, etc,
spare time; make sl2 weekly: no can
vassing samples Toe; particulars free.
Artint 457. 1870 Manhattan street, New
York
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19

If YOU ARE A LIVE WIRE
and want a fast-selling household ar
ticle, or IL you want an agency for
good Georgia town, write Box y06, care
Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-03-19

AMBITIOUS person may earn S15 to
S25 weekly during spare time at home,
ulars 1885 Press Bureau, Washington,
u. G.
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PERSONAL.


WANT 10 know the whereabouts Of
Rosa Bell Mcintosh. colored. other
papers please copy. Mrs. Eta Grten-
way, 5ls u. Fair st, Atlanta, ca.
LADIES' Ask your Druggist for
Chichester's pills, tho Diamond Brand
or 20 years known as Best, Safest Al
ways Reliable Buy OF your Druggist
Take no other, Chichester's Diamond
Brand Pills are sold by Druggists every
where.
SEXUAL KNOWLEDGE-G boob
eNtant treating this important sub
Ject. Write for particulars. j. A. Ber-
nard, 225 Portsea, New Haven. Conn.
LADIES Sanderson's cotton root pills
safe and sure cure for delayed peri
DDS, price 81, money refunded II IL fails
Address DR., 7. Pierce. San Francisco.
Cal.
SEXOID-A marvellous cure for weak
ness in men; restores lost powers.
price 81 money refunded IL II fails.
Address Or. I. Pierce. San Francisco,
Cal.
RINGWORM. eczema. letter We guar
antee TO cure them or refund money:
IS with order. Ret Medicine Co. Green
Vile S c.
BE A DETECTWE-Largc earnings:
men with knowledge in demand
taught by former l.. s. Government de
tective. Government system, 1901 Fort
Dearborn Bldg. Chicago.
HOSPITAL attendance Tor maternity
cases, resident physician; private.
Address +. Q. Box 7S0, Atlanta, Ga.
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DANCING,

PR6FFSS01P MAJ Ftp s seIecf dan.
cling school, l2S Peachtree street. Ivy
ISL. Only resident member Interna
tinnai Teachers Association.
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rAXICABS.
TAXHCABS, Belle Isle
IVY $3.50, ATLANTA 1898.
HOTELS,

THE TOURIST Headquarters. WilliamA
Hotel. The most convenient for those
coming in on Southern and Central, be-
ing very near the Terminal Station, and
very rea sOnable
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HELP MANUFACTURING.

lazy GGiFNTS eServWbere, Sell ' ACE
powder; easy sales; good profits.
knowitz Drug Co, East ST. Louis, III.
GOVERNMENT jobs for women: big
pay. Atlanta examinations April s.
Sample questions free. Franklin lnsti-
tute, Dept. SOIL. Rochester. n. Y.
TED-Experienced saleswomen to
travel in North Carolina and Virginia;
must be of good address, attractive and
energetic commission or salary. w.
L. Crawford, Lexington, N. C.
GTDT & Learn millinery. Pays $50 TO
OIIeLIO 500 month. We make and
re-trim hats free. Ideal School of NIL
linery, 1001s Whitehall street
HELP WANTED-MALE AND EE-
MALE.
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EAL HOTEL.

CENTER of city; rates reasonable: con-
venient to Union station. AZ to So
Decatur St Atlanta phofe as15.
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SPRING MILLINERY

ARRIVING DAILY.
SIS MODELS selling at $40 and $15 this
week Special SIS Hats, worth double
the value Milan Hemps. new shades
So values S1.50. We sell frames and hat
materials. Old hats remodeled. Charge
accounts solicited. Mrs. c. IL. Smith,
115 peaChtree
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-. -, +, :
FOSTERS Teachers Agency, SIC Third
National Bank Bldg. Atlanta, Ga.
Phone Ivy 3746.
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rAxIcABS.

All trains run daily. Central time.
City Ticket Office. No Peachtres st
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-09-15


o 1%sS.
applied
British had overlooked
Q" seeeu"t che scarcity Of wheat In Heand the Association
ensthd ussd made from ground tulip bub
nouishino ministry
n
OF
theatres Of London
only plain food Since the Germans
Amrtcan N
K udshino dishes the too
Par
W0rd.
the American nag
Stripes
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-09-15
GERMAN AV|ATORS
K|DNAP MAGISTRATE
TOESCAPE DEATH
Other Airmen Fled Through
Forest for Five Days When
Machine Is Wrecked.

BERILN, Sept. Is tvla I.ondon).
[ Associated Pressl.--!Two Interesting
stories of the experiences Of German
aviators during operations in the
enemy's country have been received
hero from the front.
The first Is the recital of two ofii-
GERS who were forced to land from
their machine near a hostile Belgian
village because Of motor trouble.
They were attacked by the local
residents, who armed themselves with
shotguns. Ono OF the Germans sue
ceeded In SELLING the village magis-
trate as q hostage, and while he kept
his pistol at this officials head his
companion repaired the motor. They
then made the magistrate mount the
aeroplane. which luckily was able to
ascend with three passengers. and
sped away.
The second Is the story Of two men,
WHOSE machine was wrecked when it
came down in the midst OF the
enemy's country. They were daZe
and stunned from their fall. lm-
nediately they were attacKed by u
group Of French peasants. armed
with pitchforks and scythes.
The Germans held these men at bay
with their revolvers until they
reached the dense woods, In which
they hid. PsAsanu ana solotera
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-09-15
MOVIES Of WAR
MUST Be NEUTRAL,
SAYS CITY OFFICIAL
Victories and IngloriouS De-
feats Now Being Made on
Jersey BattlefeldS.

The movie Aims In New York city
must remain neutral during the Eu-
ropean war. That Is. they must not
display pictures showing favorftism
toward any particular country. and
between pictures there must not DO
any demonstrations or set pictures
tending TO stir up race feeling.
The foregoing II tho sense Of or
ders issued to-day by License Com
missioner George II. Bell TO nifty In
spectors who began an investigat ion
Of complaints 20 the effect that In
many of the mo, Ing picture theatres
offensive pictures are already being
exhibited.
The inspectors from the License De-
partment have also received inforrna-
ton that many Aim makers. having
sounded public sentiment. arc now
staging mimic battles. which will be
ready for the nickeiets and the thea
tres In a few weeks. These pictures
are supposed to represent actual
scenes from tho battlefront In
FRANCE belgium anu TsusteTU I-Tub-
STA. As a matter Of fact. points In
New Jersey and Long Island we're
picked for the theatres Of mock
carnage.
From what can learn" said Com
missioner He'll. "uuny OF these pic
lures promise to DO very one-s sided. I
cannot say just now which countries
the flm-makers ara giving the best
OF tho bloodless conflicts. At any rate.
the pictures, IL shown the way they
are being prepared. will stir mp a 10,
OF feeling"
Some OF tho pictures referred to are
being made in this city. Others will
come from France, England ana even
Germany.
The German pictures Will show the
Kaiser's troops chasing the allies all
over the lot. Those from France and
England viii demonstrate n bayonct
charge by Highland, Irish and Eng
Iish troops, with coattalls OF German
infantry for IA background. All OF
which Commissioner Bell believes IS
against tho spirit Of neutrality as
proclaimed by President wilson
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-09-15
KA|SERSHED TEARS
WHENHEM MADE WAR,
|SAN|NS|DE STORY
Lawyer in Touch With Ger
man Diplomats Brings 1t
From Berlin.

A passenger returning from Eu-
rope on the Potsdam OF the Holland
American Line to-day told Oh inside
story Of tho grief OF Emperor Will
lam when he signed the declaration
of war. He hesitated long, no said.
with bowed head before he did II.
The narrator was Liston l.. Lewis.
Q lawyer, OF No. s Nassau street.
who said that through influential
friends In German military and court
circles he had some opportunity 70
learn some inside war history.
THE Kaiser's position In this ter
rible affair IL gravely misrepresented
and misunderstood in this country"
said lewis. Not only did the Kaiser
not want war. but he would not be-
lieve until the last minute and when
tho evidence Of Russia's pcrfidy was
too plain to be ignored that war was
Inevitable. Several days after July
rs, when positive word was brought
10 the Kaiser and his advisers by
the German Intelligence Department
that Russia had begun mobilization,
the head of tho Russian General
Stan at st. Petersburg assured the
German Ambassador there ON his
word Of honor that Russia was not
mobiliZing and did not intend to do
so.
1.-THE day tho issue OF war and peace
for Germany forced itself for n de-
cisiop the German General Staff WIS.,
tied the Emperor Mt the palace and
laid before him Its unassailable proof
that Russia not only was mobilizing.
mt was massing O great force Of SOL
diers on the frontier OF East Prussia,
His Majesty listened to them In quiet;
then when they had finished he asked
to be excused for q while. He went
behind him. The members Of the Gen
erai Stan could see their ruler seated
at q table with HE head buried In his
hands lie sat thus for an hour; then
returned to .he council chamber and
announced In quiet voice:
Gentlemen. apparently I cannot do
otherwise Then he signed the order
OF mobilization and directed the send
Ing Of the ultimatum to Russia
German atrocities were manufactured
and disseminated by the Allies.
Andreas DIPPED. former director Of
the Metropolitan Opera Company. was
Q passenger aboard the Potsdam, thus
| setting at rest the persistent rumors
that he had been drafted In the Aus-
trian army. He has FIRST papers" of
an American citizen and these saved
him. When asked what he thought
would be the wars effect on opera In
America this season. Herr DIPPED said
"Unless Italy goes to war. which Is
unlikely. all OF the Italian singers
will come over here. and l think the
| majority Of the French and German
singers will get here. though littl.
late. There will be no great differ
ence In personnel because Of the war
nor do l think tho war will have the
| effect OF destroying opera abroad"
The majority of the l.272 Americans
on the ships list OF 1,468 were strong
fund of SITS was raised for the Ger
man Red Cross. which will he given
10 Herman Ridder for TRANSMITS ia
| Germany.
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WOUNDOF KA|SER'S
YOUNGEST SON IS
HEALING RAPIDLY
Prince Joachim Eager to BE Up
and in Battle Line
Once More.
CALLS SELF LUCKY.
Officer Tells How Royal Scion
Raced Through Rain Of
Shrapnel.
CALLS SELF LUCKY.

BERLIN. sept. ~ Cvia london. Sept.
i6).--Ths wound OF Prince Joachim.
the youngsst son OF Emperor william.
10 healing rapidly despite tho tearing
effect OF q shrapnei ball through the
thigh. The Empress and the sur
geons are having considerable trouble
In keeping the patient quiet In bed.
He wants to get on his fcot again
and insists that ne ought To be sble
TO rejoin his command at the front
In about q fortnight.
The Prince treats the wound a.
tribe. lie smiiinsiy greeted an old
palace servant whom he had known
since childhood with the remark. Am
not . lucky doGr'
From an ofYiccr who was With
Prince Joachim when he was
wounded tho following description Of
tho incident has besn obtained:
1T was during tho hottest part Of
the battle. shortly before the Russian
resistance was broken. that the
Prince. who was with the stan a. In
formation ofYicer. wss despatched to
the firing line to learn how tho situa-
ton stood. He rode of with AdJt
Capt. Won Tahlzahn and bad to trav-
erse the distance. almost . mile.
under a heavy hail OF shcll and oc.
casional voileys.
"As the Russian artillery was we'll
served and knew all tho ranges from
previous measurements, the ridc was
not a particularly pleasant one. bat
no came through safely and stood
talking with the ofhcers when
shrapnel burst In their vicinity. The
Prince and the AdjutAnt were both
hit, the latter receiving Commissions
on the leg. but the shot not pene-
trating.
"To stop and whip out an emer.
gency bandage which the Prince. like
every ofIicer and private. carries
sewed inside the blouse. and bind Y
| around the thigh TO check the bleed.
| ing. was the work Of but q moment
II wa u long and dangerous task
however. to get him back to the hrs'
bandaE1ng station. about q mile q
the rear, under IRE, and from there
he was transported TO the advanced
hospital at Aiienstein,. where he re
mained until he was able to travel.
prince Joachim. who was abroad,
recommended for tho Iron Cross fol
bravery before Namur. received thu
decoration shortly before no wa,
wounded. The Prince. who has man,
friends In America, conveyed through
his Adjutant his thanks for assur'
ances Of American sympathy and In
terest.'
Tho Cologne volkszeltung says tina
according TO reports from officers Col
Won Reuter- OF Zabern fame fell II
France while loading the TWELFTH
Grcnadiar Regiment. His father Eel
in 1870 Ms commander of the SANE
regiment.
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PoTsDAM PASSENGERS
ASK AMERICAN PRESS 70
BE FAIR TO GERMANS.

A group Of passengers on the Pots
dam. which arrived to-day. united in
the following statement which they adj
dressed ITO the American Press"
1--WE, the undersigned citizens Of the
United States OF America. passengers
on board the steamship Potsdam. sail
ing from Rotterdam Sept. !. 1914. de-
clare that the German Government as
we'll as the German people extended to
ment during our stay within the Ger
man f.mpire.
I'VE deplore the attitude sof large
part OF the American press In publish
Ing European reports which are known
BY US to be x-parte and misleading.
"There we ask the American press IA
make every possible effort to publish
the official reports of the Wolf Bureau
OF Berlin as well as the Reuter- Bureau
Of London, so as to give the American
public both sides In the present con.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-09-15
lKON CARRIED BY FATHER
OF PETER THE GREAT
AGAIN WITH ARMY

LONDON, sept. IA nesp"toh 10
Reuter- Tal, sram company fro'n Pc
trograd says:
"Onc OF tho most venerable Nions H.
Russia. representing n vision OF the NIr
gin to the Russian saint Scrgl-! Radorc
,esky at the time OF the overthrowing CT
the Tartar yoke. has arrived from Mos
COW at the headquarters OF IA" GRAM
Duke Nicholas Nichola"vitch ~ thu
front II was received by the G.nnd
Duke and his staff and procession oi
clergy.
This ikon has accompanied the Rus
sian armies since tho time OF Alexis.
father OF Peter the Great"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1914-09-15
GERMAN SUBMARINE 81.
THAT SUNK PATHFINDER /.
REPORTED DESTROYED.

LONDON. Sept. iS.-rhs Scotsesnr
to-day states that the German onr-
marine which sank the British cruissr
Pathfinder has itsclf been sunk. On
Wednes day last. according to, the rS-
count. a part OF the British heet on tn
lookout for German submarines became
Uritish vessels divided when tho Sub
marine appeared. with only hs PERI
rcopc showing.
The British cruisers waited for the
temperance of the submarine, avhDr
suddenly the tower and upper struolNls
appeared Ia the midst of the Engl!yh
vessels. The coming tower had hardly
broken the surface Of the water when
the first British gun marked u. ~
was within range Of seven British crsa1s-
ers. and In ten seconds seven shot9
wrecked its fraii shell.
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TWO FRENCH SOLDIERS
HONORED FOR CAPTURING
GERMAN STAFF, OFFICER.

BORDEAUX. Sept. l5.--Socond Ieu'
Roquet ard Sergt. Major Mercter 81
the Forty-fifth Infantry have he"n
~, toned IN orders fog their gr-u'
daring in crrecting tho captnr" OF h
German officer attached to the Cen
erDl staff, who was found making a
reconnaissance in an AUTOMOBILES.
OF the came regiment has been men
toned for his GOODNESS and accurate
rifle fire. While guarding "A train or
automobiles he put fifteen Germs >
cavalry men to flight