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LOSSES
o. Russians Que Principally 20 De.
termination % Rank and File 20
Get ~ Enemy.

LONDON. Aug %. 7.20 % MI
TeleEraphing from ST. retershurr.
the correspondent ~ the Reuter- TeIe-
gram company says.
The principal Russian losses in
Prussia ~ 20 the present have re-
suited from determination of the rank
and hie n the Russian army to set
40 the enemy Although the mounted
Euards have suffered heavily. the In-
iantry advances have been more than
Eafisfactory The enemy Is virtually
cornered I'M eastern Prussia
Mounted officers arriving in S.
Peters burg. in relating their stories ~
The front. dwell on tho fear displayed
by che Germans of the Russian cav
airy
Military experts SAY tho equip
meut % the Germans Is excellent and
That their artillery is good but that
their rice shooting fs deficient a.
regards accuracy They add thar the
japanese were infinitely superior in
this respect ln no RgssoIapanese
var. end accomplished In au hour
what Che Germans would require 4
dav 10 Do
10 bel stated That Iu one case a
Russian squadron CHARGED battery
and captured au its guns The Ger
man soldiers are said to have Dis.
Carded their rifles and their oHcers
: to have ftrovu of their swords and
even their helmets"
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FRENCH AND ENGLISH TROOPS MASSING
FOR FINAL STAND AGAINST GERMANS
L 20 y THEIR ABILITY TO
HOLD THEM DEPENDS
FATE OF FRANCE.
Allies Have Abandoned Offensive
and viii Endeayor to Check
German Advance.

The French commander in
chief has withdrawn his forces
from territory recently occupied.
and Is nassina them. aIono with
their British allies. in a strono
line between Maubeuae, in the
north. and Oonon. In the south. a
distance Of about 200 miles. The
allies have Abandoned the oTen.
siVe' and will. according 70 OFF.
eiai announcement. assume a pure.
" defensive attitude, In the hope
of checking the advance Of the
vast masses Of German troops
endeaVorine 20 break through the
line.
a combined French and Brit.
ish force is holding the front
near oiVet, along the River
meuse, about 30 miles below Ma.
nur. while French troops com.
nand the roads out OF the great
forest Of Ardennes.
Upon the ability % the allies 20
hold the Germans. the French war
once admits. depends the fate %
France.
British official statement an.
noUnees that the position Of the
British troops 10 In every vav
satisfactory. Announcement ia
made. however. that the British
casualties In the recent dahtino
numbered 1000. Field Marshai
SIR John French. commander OF
the British forces on the eontL
nent. reports that the withdrawal
of his troops 20 their new posL
ton was successfully effected.
Earl Kitchener. secretary of
state for war, announces that the
100000 men asked for IN the FIRST
instance have Joined the eolors
and declares that the reinforce.
rncnts 20 the British army will
steadily and surely Increase. until
there will be British army In
the fsld which in numbers will
rot Be less than N quality o. the
power ard respontbiiity of the
British empire"
Reports from The HAGUE sav
that the Germans ysho have been
nssted IN large numbers aiong
tcontinusa On Pare Ein.J
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ADVICE
asked by Republic % Liberia 80 20
Methoo % Maintaining Neutrsli-
y IN Use % wireless

NASHlNGTON. n. G.. Aug Z5-
The Republic of Liberia. on the vest
coast of Africa. toward which the
United states always has maintained
the intimate relation % friendly coun
sellor has appealed to tho American
government Tor advice In enforcing
neutrality a. rs wireless and cable
stations
France protested AGAINST the con.
nnuef use by Germany % a wireless
station 90 Nonr0via. Liberia Roth
france and Great Britain have cables
fo MonroEia. The Llberian minister
to Great britain has formally asked
fhe United States through Ambassa
dor PAGE t0 suggest solution Tor
The dimrulty
Do o. REGARDED ss possible that when
'he United states finally settles r4
own cabiewlreiesz controversy a
COPY n tho decision viii b. trans
mIfted ~ the Llberisn rovernment
Tor reference.
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DEATH
For Every Member Of German CARR
son - Niso Chow " Emperors
Decree is Followed.

PENiNc. Aug. 25.-A letter re.
eeiVed here from, an American a.
Tsins Tau. the seaport of ~. Ger.
man territory % Niao Chow. ssys
% is considered there that E~.
peror williams csbfeqrarn 20 the
garrison % resist 20 the utter.
most is virtually the death var.
rant Of every member o. the
force
The Germans are dstainlno ~
force large number of coolies
eVioentiy for military labor In ana
about Tsinq Tau.
ne writer % this letter saVs
furthermore that Horace Renaii.
lar5, tie American vice consul a
Tsing Tau, vino left before rail
road communication vas broLsr
took sith rin1 the archives o. tks
American. British ard Russia,
consuiatss
pekina hss 10 irfor~stis, a.
TIE landing % japanese foress
"a Niao Chow The BrifIsh 80
french regiments which soopos.
eaiy are % take part IN the isnd
operations against Kiao Chez,
are sti1 "a Tisn Tsin.
Ine japanese minister % China
VISITED The foreign oHce ysetss.
Gay ard requested the removal Of
TIE iimitst'on % thirty miles or
ne hahting area around Tsino
a. which has been fixed b. tie
Chinese The foreian once Dc.
eiinea his request
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SWEEPING VICTORIES BY
RUSSIA In EAST PRUSSIA
GERMANS ROUTED At EVERY
TURN WITH VERY
HEAVY LOSS.
Victories Have Been COntinuou,
and Russian Advance Is
Unchecked.

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-The-
MILITARY attsehs of the Russian
embassy to-day issued from the
Russian consulate here the follow.
ing account of the operations OF
the Russian army:
Battles In Eastern Prussia on
the I'm 20 the 2tst % AUGUST
we're marked BY great stubborn.
ness Al lyk. the retreat Of the
twentieth German army corps a.
sured an extremely hurried char.
aeter. IN this locality the Rus.
sian troops took possession of
great number % rolling stock.
also % large stores o. foraoe
fuel. etc. and eonfscated the 10
cal treasury. containing $1,000
marks. on August 20. az Gum
binnen, the enemy brought into
battle no less than three army
corps. trying 90 turn the rieht
flank % the Russians. but was re
pulsed
Meanwhile counter attack
was delivered By the Russians
against the srery's center. which
led 20 tire capture o. consider.
Cooutinasd on FsE. Ein.j
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Il KILLED
Zeppelin Airshin Drops sIs Bombs on
CITY % Antwerp Doira Nuch
Damage % Properly

LONDON. Aus. 25. 5.t4 6. W.
The oHielal information bureau
has MADE an announcement cor
hrr'ina previous reports o. the
destruction wrought i1 Antwerp
by = Zeppeiir airship throw ira
bombs into tHe city.
The bureaus announcement
follows
a telegram has been received
from SIR Francis y ViUicrs. the
British minister 90 Bsfaiun,.
which confirms the report that
Zeppelin airship passed over AIT.
werp last night ard oropped 81
shrapnel bombs into the city
ore landed very near the oaIaes.
Bot happily % did no injury 90 the
inmates. Much damage vas done
% property. and twelve lives we're
lost
The r'essaae from Sir Francis
dcciarcs that this act ras inter.
SIZED the indiarauor which the
brutality % TIE Gerrars has
aroused
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lila
F'ant % eliminate Carrarxa From
permanent Power m Neu
Mexican Administrator.

WASHINGTON. Aug es WAN.
PRESIDENT Wilson and aduIristrafIor
officials are confident that tho fIr.-
rH.es between tarrrra and Villa ugi
p" settled without rar1ur.a fo a-r,s
details ot the prosit.on assumed hv
General NiIIa. as reaching bore I- of
f.iaI reports. show that Tho f-htI-r
General plans fo insist or Tho aI.p.rs.
zion of larrlnTa from rerma-a-,
power 'n fha new Mexican afmirIsf-..
ton
Hrr"fHl '.rrarTa haa sent one OIL,
h.s three division commander Co..
.fral ohre-ou to sonora not orIv to
smooth Iu fhe local troubles .r ff..
.iti" hut 'u confer a.fH General vuIs
In an fuieItur fD brine villa f-t7
complete harmony sIrb The Carrar5a
.H'frum .r-f
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Given Passports

LONDON. Aug. 20. 2:33 a. M
A dispatch from Vienna 20 the
Reuter- Telegram company by
way % Amsterdam gives the o.
hcisl announcement that the Aus
TRAN government on Tuesday
handed his passports 20 the Jep.
anese ambassador. The Austrian
ambassador az Toxic. 10 is also
announced. has been recalled.
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ADVANCE
o. the Germans like River Burst.
ne its Banks is oeseription of
Great Charge

LONDON AUG =. $50 mAA
dispatch from Wons 90 the Dauv
TELEGRAPH describes the operations o.
the German forces
The German advance" De- SAYS.
swas like a great river bursting rs
banka A. soon a. the BeIrana re-
tired to the entrenched camp or Ant.
uerp che German horde swept over
The country without check. west 20.
usfd Gh-nt and south toward Mons.
The Germans are committed fo a
great furninr movement They are
striving to hold the French along the
Meuse between Namur and DInanf.
While The armies % the vest OF that
river are msrchinE routhuard along
a front many miies wide
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LONDON. Aug 25-It
ton bureau that Namur capital province
the Germans.
Beyond the bare
mas issued nothing the subject II
whether the fall refers To the to
Commenting the loss
says: The to-day is decidedly
losses have been heavy I'VE before long
march in upon
Nomur fortress Of strength which
possibly hold several months We taken
H rush. More probably breach elsewhere Of
allies imposed them the alternative of leaving
invested In Namur Withdrawing from altogether.
The blunt fact a first class hattie the
French secluded position singular
driven out by the Germans das fight
Ing This speaks volumes for the the
England and Russia must subbonly
may to France they will Germany stick
To her as aey s7Ici - Napoeon Ei tfr m her
We hold the ourselves be vitality struck.
The Times events which NAL
the gamble that That fallen in two days
will reGsiss deal q; explanation '
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REFUSED
PROPOSAL OF GERMANY TO
END WAR IN BELGIUM
TURNED DOWN
Willing to Enter Into ANY Agree
ment Consistent With Differ
ences With France.

PARIS. Aug 25.-The texts OF the
communication from the German gov
eminent 10 The government OF Bel
gium Of August .. and the answer
thereto dated August II we're on
tained In Paris today from an author.
itative source.
The German communication was
convey ed TO the Brussels cabine,
through The Netherlands minister n,
foreign affairs and the Belgian minis.
ter at The Hague u Is signed nv
Baron Fallon. the Belgian diplomatic
representative. Is addressed 10 the
cabinet az Brussels and IL as follows.
THE HAGUE. August g
The minister Of foreian affairs
bess me 20 send you this inforna-
ton because the American mir
ister at Brussels brand VIM.
lock- refused 20 transmit " Tn.
lie9e fortresses have been taken
by storm after a eouraoeous DE-
Tense. The German government
deeply regrets that owino 20 the
attitude of the Belqian govern.
rnent towards Germany. blood has
been shed. Germany does not
come into Belgium az ar enemy.
u 10 entirely by force Of events
that she has been obliged. oNina
20 the military measures TAKEN
oy france, 20 reach the serious de-
eision of entering Belgium and
occupying Liege ss a base for
future military operations.
Nov that tne Belgian army By
is heroic resistance against enor.
maintained is honor. the German
government begs the King o. the
CConannsd o, Pars via.
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TURKEY MAY ENTER WAR
MAKING SITUATION ACUTE
If TURKEY JOINS GERMANY
ITALY WILL JOIN
THE ALLIES.
Turkish Troops Are MObilizing and
Similar Activity Is on
In Italy.

WASHINGTON. u. C.. Aug. 2s.-
An acute situation has arisen in the
halkan states over the possible entry
OF Turkey into the European war. ac.
oording 10 onicial sdvices 10 the
american government from various
sources
turkey has not yet given Great
iritain. France and Russia a salts
factory explanation Of the entry into
me Dardanelles Of the German cruis.
ere GOeben and Breslau When II was
hfst reported that Turkey had pur.
chased these vessels Great Britain.
france and Russia demanded tbsa
The crews 81 the two ships be- repafri.
ated Immediately. Todav's dis.
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DRIVEN BACK
Germans Bombard Naiinss. but Are ne
pulssd - Counter Attack -
Bsiriana

LONDON Aug ls Ir.ss r m-hn
Antwerp iirIat0n to tra Frufar TsI..
Eraru com uIl" HuEH fnaf EARL. rHfa
narlrI Mnflr.a tMarFIiuI f..rfsar
miles foufhfaaf ~ Antwerp Two Enn-
nrrd houses we're partly deafrlrsI and
lne church tower vas damaged THe
Erirlars made ar enarErflr rrrrfr- 80
LacE an1 drove ere Germans back a.
Ter a. FiIFrrdr fr ffe anrff THr
losses on both sides vcro c0nslIerabIe.
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A dispatch received from Lon
don Monday quoted the British
orleial press bureau az announe.
ing that orders had been issued
BY the Austrian government for
the cruiser kaiserin Elizabeth al
kiso Chow 70 dissrnn and for her
crew 20 proceed 20 the neutral
port % Tien Tsin.
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WAR
MAY BE DECLARED ON AUS
TRIA BY JAPAN AS RE-
suit OF ORDER.
Twenty Warships to Join Germans
in China-Previously Ordered
TO Disarm.

LONDON. Aug. 2s. lao o. M
The Exchange Telegraph com
psny's Rome correspondent says
that as result OF the Austrian
government having ordered the
cruiser kaiserin Elizabeth 20
Join the German feet AZ Tsino
Tau. the Austrian government
norentariiy 10 expecting a dec
lsrstion Of war By Japan.
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NAsHINeroN, AuE zs-Forscastt
western ruuuavIvnnfa a. 49, -
setnea Wednesiayi Thursday prohabiv
We virEinia-showers wsdnssdA~:
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FALL OF NAMUR Is A
SEVERE BLOW TO ALLIES
ENGLAND AND FRANCE CAST INTO GLOOM OVER LOSS OF
GREAT STRONGHOLD-MAY MEAN BEGINNING
or MARCH On PARIS.
BRILLIANT VICTORY SCORED BY GERMANS IN TWO DAYS
WHAT WAS EXPECTED TO TAKE WEEKS-FNE
OF THE FORTS ALREADY TAKEN

BERLIN Aug. . (by wireless the Associated Press by way
Nauen Germany Sayvle l. LAn
public here to-day that the city Of Namur and
been captured by the Germans
The bombardment the continues and the
fall seer imminent.
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CAPTURED
Liner Potsdar Taken 20 Falmouth
with German and Austrian Re
serVists-Now Prisoners.

FALMOUTH. Eng. Aua. 25,
OPS p. m.-The Holiand.Ameri.
can line steamer Potsdan,. from,
New York. August IS. arrived here
this afternoon with 400 Germans
and some Austrian reservists on
board
The reservists were ln,nedI.
ately made prisoners of war. and
are nov In the hands of the mill.
tary authorities.
NEW YORK. Aua. 2s-Tbs
Potsdsn' cleared from New York
direct Cor Rotterdam. and her
sailing orders did not call for a
stop az Falmouth or any port be.
tween here and Rotterdam. The
agents % the Holland American
line. 20 which the ship beIonoed.
have received no word % her ar.
rival "a Falmouth. and express
their Ignorance Of the eireun,-
stances that led her 20 an Enoiish
port % ts surrised here that she
vas Spoken a. sea BY one % the
British patrol ships. and when the
presence of Austrian and German
r-servists on board was dIseov.
cred she was conveyed into a.
English port
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JAPAN
Has No Desire or Intention 20 PART
tion china-oesires 20 Eradicate
Al Suspicious as 70 Her
Motives

TOXIC Aug 25.-The Toxic Ko.
kosha Taushin international News
Agency says IL IL in a position to
state. "on highest authority" that Il
is the settled policy Of Japan. ap-
proved BY the emperor. privy council
the cabinet and leading business men
hat Japan. under any future condi.
tions. will act strictly in accord with
the terms Of the alliance with Eng.
land and the treaties and agreements
with America and her pledge TO
China
Japan will restore Kiao Chow. d"
continues the statement. will pre-.
serve the territorial integrity Of China
and the terms Of the ultimatum TO
Germany viii be- adherea 90 whether
Tsing Tau is taken BY force or other.
wise. Japan realizes that In these
suddenly faced responsibilities she
must act with the utmost circum-
spection. especially IN view of tho
campaign Of misapprehension and
the worldwide prevailing misunder.
standing of her real motives. ambl
tious and policies
Most Critical Moment
The present o. perhaps the most
critical moment ln her history and
Japan must once and for Oh eradicate
the suspicion of her motives prevail.
Ina In America and fostercd by years
Of antLJapanese propa ganda
The partition of China or tho VIC.
lation Of Chinese integrity in any way
b. the last thing Japan plans she
most desires the friendship and con
hdence of Peking and the entire eradl.
cation of at roots % suspicion
The state Of Kokosai Taushin con
tnues hat % has authority Tor the
assertion that "lt is 10 Japans inter
est 10 cooperate with Great Britain
and America in China and that t
would b. fatal 10 oppose or attempt
90 block the commerce 81 either coun.
Try
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12
SUNDAY MAGAZINE FOX JoLl L. i9i'

iaw was rifle more firmly set as he sad to
Jimmy: ,.
r1cnt. f. took "a reorganization Of the oldest
ho,l.. IN the business To- doit; but when VIII
Won be- ready % show Hale your samples:
JIMMY COE represents one type Of West
c~n salesman. Ralph Lyon Is another
I.yon was sen, into new territory for a hrln
tia, advertised its product nationally. lie
lr,yy very I,'lc more about hats than that
they were worn on the head; but he mad
studied r,,hlicitv. He talked the advertising
more. than nc lid the hats. He land hiin@cl;
OIL, 10 show that a factory which assumed
all Of the responsibility by trademarNng It's
product AMI telling people how good II was
mus, make II, stuff right. He made sales.
Lyon hail good customer, John Arrl''n,
who wa, better satisfied with the progress
Of hi, hat department than Lyon wa. Hats
ycr. a mere incident i'm the total business
If the establishment, ~ long As the Moon
spicupu- department paid It's way Arrir"n
wa, satisfied 20 look on II as feeder tor Ills
other activities.
\, the poet sings,
Mans love is # mans life thing apart;
II, woman whole cNistrncc.-
-Y hat, were Of ,h, mans lie a thing apart
They were Lyons whole existence, ann II
va, ro e., Lyon 20 make thing, move II tins
particular ha' department was 20 contribute
what /. should 10 his existence. But Arri-
sons conservatism was stone WALL
Lyon hal almost lo-' hope, when ne
learned that Arri-ou had taken the small,
store adjoining hi, establishment am PLACED
. .. d
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-07-12
NestlGsF00d

In IN. II our Suites where The laws are
strict there's a tubercular COW for nearly
every baby IN tine State; and Throughout the
land there are so many dirty dairesi
We have learned that mothers milkis pest
and th,t the only food to give the baby IN It's
place is one that will fill the baby's needs ex-
acilv and be as pure as mothers milk itself
Ncstlt's Food Is most like mothers milk and
lust as safe because no COWS milk must be
added L prepare IL You simply add water
and boil
Nes:le's J., a Complete Food not one 10
vv!Irh YOU must add COWS milk. NestleS Is
made from the milk Of healthy cows, IN SAINT
tarv Diaries. All the heavy parts. harmful
T. the baby. have been 50 modified that the
cure Is soft and digestible tstn mothers milk.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1914-09-11
W|bAUX COUNTY GETS
A NICE HOME CHEAP

During the work of getting support establishment
baux County, Jealous parties
broadcast that Wbaux would furnish
he promises made by that
make good
Something had be done partly fulfill
se and c. Kinney j. Blyeu and Allison Davis
These public spirited men have again shown their vital
interest in Wbaux County, by voluntarily donating their
the old school house Wbaux County The
OF their holdings in the in the neghbohood of
$1,000, the remainder
w baux County to the school district.
These have worked hard for the upbuldng of little
city and by coming the front this with this
it makes the officers home little expense 1t
shows again that Wbaux has of the that
resided city, and the Pioneer wishes heartily
graulate these for showing such public spirit the
of need
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1914-09-11
Read the Fran
Chise Thoroughly

On another page Of this issue
will be found the resolution and
call for special election for the
franchise applied for by Henry
Zophi. Every freeholder should
read this over very carefully so
that when it comes time to cast
the votes that each and every
one of you will be able to intel
ligently vote on the proposition.
Something will have to be done
here soon, as the present cleo
trio plant is too small and with
the addition of lights in the
court house the plant will be
considerably overtaxed, and it
isn't every day that men will
come and make a $50, 600 invest
ment in the town.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1914-09-11
BISHOP LEHMAN COMING

Bishop Nathan Lenihan, of
Great Falls Diocese, will be in
Wibaux, Tuesday, the 18th Of
this month. On Wednesday the
18th he will have services in the
Catholic church at 900 o'clock
a. M, and after mass he will
spend the Sacrament of Confr-
nation. All those who want to
be confirmed must come for in
structions Saturday, September,
18th, at 1000 O clock a. M, and
800 o'clock in the afternoon.
Confessions will be heard Tues
day at 500 o'clock o. m. and 700
O'Clock p. m. ard " ednesday
from 700 o'clock to 900 o'clock
in the morning.
There will be present about
five or six priests to hear the
confessions. Thursday on the
18th. there will be services at
St. Philips church at 8 O'Clock
in the forenoon and confirmation
will also be administered.
Catechism instructions at st.
Philip at 1000 o'clock on Mon
day the 18th. 1t is requested
that all members be present at
these services.
Rev. Father Cieslewicz.