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HOPEFUL
CcOntinusd IRON Firs, Pare,

with the Emperor. who is At the
front
In the meantime President Wilson.
II became known today. had made
no reply TO the messages from En-
peror William and President Poin-
care OF France relating TO the use or
dun dun bullets in the war. The
President tomorrow viii receive the
communication Of Belgian officials
who have come from their country
especially TO lay before him their
Complaint against alleged violations
OF civilized warfare in the German
invasion.
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nurse. climbed to the upturned side of
the chair car and rescued FIVE impris-
oned passengers by pulling them
through the windows. Passengers in
the sleeping cars. reused by the shock.
soon went TO the rescue OF those who
had not been drowned at once. Sew
eral passengers were pulled from the
water. exhausted
With the exception Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Rostetter. OF Alliance. o.. all the iden-
tined dead lived In Arkansas and Mis-
souri, towns.
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lost Seventy Per Cen,

LONDON. Sept Is. 1853 a. ma
special dispatch received here from
Rome says the Tribunals Petrorrad
correspondent declares 10 Is rcporfcd
IN the Russian capital that the Aus
lrians have lost 20 per cent. OF their
total effective available troops. In.
GUIDING 10000 men taken prisoners
~ the Russians and gervians
The dispatch adds that Austria In
Withdrawing her forces to protect vi
emma and budapest
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Qarirnon Incrnaaad

ISpNDON. sept 10. 1926 D. ma
descaptch 20 the Central News says:
"A trustworthy informant from Brus-
sels says the German garrison there has
again been Increased and now numbers
ABOUT 5000 men. Machine guns have
once more been placed In position in
certain OF the principal thoroughfares
The bringing Of Belgian newspapers
INTO BRUSSELS Is strictly prohibited"
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TRAIN DASHES
loontlnusa - 80 80

test Of The cars remained on the track.
tchlnd the stream
The chair car and the smoking car
sank deep in the rushinr water Many
81 the occupants were drowned while
they slept Others Clamhrrcd through
the window Of the submerged cars
and swan 10 safety
Daring Rescue
Miss Mona Campbell. Of 81 Louis. a
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dispatch o. TIE Exchange Telorfann
from Ine iiarue Says report received
ingre from lIcrrnthuIa. nolrlun. aaNf
W A. reported that TIE German 0irirrr
nluufI Won Reuter- and IIrufnnr % e.
Baron Won Tufefuer both central be-
pres Iu fhe HHhrrn fAfaurel army rr4f-
dal lHat year we're KILLED the same a.
ln nIHerrnf furaTnfurufe '0l0uef NH4
NrHffr near luuNulu and Baron Won
Fnfafuer near UiNmurdsu
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LONDON, Sept. IS, 2.oG a. m-A
dispatch 10 the Exchange Teleqrapb
from Rome SAYS DO is Officially IA
mittcd In Trieste. Austria. that / D 600
soldiers from Trieste and Trent. most
" Italians. lighting In the hrst line.
nave been killed IN the Galician bat.
ties
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ROME. via Paris scrt- rs 9.ee p. m.
"a despatch received from Sio Giovan-
M. Albania says the Montencgrin troops
nave Joined the Servians aud nghting
eral vukoiish. have repuiscd the Aus
TRANS all along the Bosnian frontier.
There was nghting Saturday, sun
Gay and Monday.r the despatch con-
tfnues. and the SerVians are now pur-
suing the enemy The Austrian casual
Ties amounted TO f.coe. Seven hundred
men were taken prisoners and another
svv men OF SiaN Nationality. including
several officers. deserted the Ausfrfans,
Joined the Servians.~
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OFFICIAL stat.m.n.

PETROGRAD. sept. rs VIA London)
80 D. m--The general stan has issued
an announcement a. follows:
RUSSIAN troops are progressing along
the lower stretches of the San river
without meeting resistance from the DE-
After having occupied Grodek. Is
miles west OF Lemberg, ana reached
Mosiga. % miles south by west OF Lem
berg. the Russians find themselves
within single days march OF PrzemysI
There was no lighting on Monday in
eastern Prussia
Emperor Nicholas has conferred the
decoration OF the order OF St George
on Lieutenant General Radko Dimitrieff
Tor ms eminent services in the field"
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Henry clay Camp Meets.

The regular weekly meeting OF Henry
Club Camp. Modern Woodmen OF Ann
erica was held last evening In their
lodge rooms at Hands hall. Following
the Initiation OF class OF candidates
several matters pertaining to the bust
ness of the order were taken up.
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GAVIN Little aud George Selbert have
started on the work of registering the
voters OF the county. From now TO the
LIST Cf October the registrars will work
the entire district. After the first OF
the month they viii be stationed at the
Seibert-Smith bowling alleys. where any
change or necessary transfers will be
made.
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Coal Land Purchased.

deal has been closed during the past
few days between the Elm Grove Coal
Company and John Schenk. whereby the
former became the owner Of a large
tract OF coal land located on Peters
run. The tract lies Immediately adjoin-
ing the present property of the com
pany and II Is said that they will start
working Il soon
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WnI nat ALL.

LuNuuN sept ff. fsf m-Ths
l'HilN Telegraph Rome CORES nondruf
lftfnH that thr United States win not
lNfrf 'u $50 suppression 81 the rHrHn.
ia ions hY fnc Turkish rovrrnurnf nur
wiN Invite Turkey fu postpone the uu.a-
lion until after fhr war
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Xessela IN Action

LYNDON. Sept. Is. $50 y. MIN a
despatch from Rome dated Monday. sep
change Telegraph says IL has been off
cially reported there from Berlin that
the Germsn Baltic squadron. which Is
composed OF 20 units, has IS vessels in
action.
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NO Fighting in Prussia.

fARlS. sept 10. 1908 y. m.-The Rus
sian official statement issued at Petro-
grad. according to the Havas agency.
NO fighting occurred in East Prus-
STA to-day. Our troops eNtricated them
selves from difficult position and arc
now awaiting further movements
The preliminary engagements have
cost the Germans dearly They threat
ened TO turn the Russian wings but the
covering troops drove them eff"
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HOME- sept Is Wa f'afis. .e.fs p. m
The Giornale D'Italia to-day publishes
oesnatch from fetrorrad saying the
attention OF the Russian press n cent
cred on.thc attitude OF Italy. In Rus
sian political circles. the newspaper
sayr. the Intervention OF Italy IN the
war IL considered ineVitable. Accord
ing 10 one belief the Italian government
- only awaiting the resignation OF For
eign Minister San Giuhano who. be-
sues being partisan OF the triple al
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Austrians Hsmnsd In.

LONDON. Sept. is. f.2e d ma dis
patch 70 the Exchange telegraph com
pany from Petrograd says that after
tne capture OF Opolc and Tourobine.
Russian forces have hemmed the army
into am angle formed by the junction
OF the river Vistula and the river san.
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BriEdaier findlsy had commanded the
nrst division Royal Artillery OF the
:, nritish army since 1919. HE served In
the south African waF--fSee- 1900. was
twice mentioned in des.atche~ Tor
bravery and received the Queens medal
he was born In 1859
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somersetshire BE- devoted chiefly 10
dairyinr cattle raising and sheep
herdinr
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? o'clock p. m. a i5.minute service.
This change in the runs viii mean
that-the cars on the West Alexander
division viii leave that place on the
hour and half hour instead Of a. for
merly. when they left and IS Vninuos
after the hours This will al the
schedule on the regular cars down
from one hour and twenty minutes 10
one hour and fifteen minutes The
schedule Will likely 90 into effect sun.
day
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LONDON. sept. Is. s.ss ,. m-Brira-
dier General Neil Douglas Findlay.
noyai Artiiiery. has been killed In sc-
made tonight ~
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Nodd Here's doctor who says
you can get into the habit Of not
sleeping without physical harm
Todd-Thate an idea. when o. the
best time 10 begin
Nodd-im g0ing to try 90 while ny
wife Do away Tor The RUNNER Life
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s ss,sns have been captured BY the Aas-
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'hriatiHnia present telephone aYa.
tenn is t1 be Transformed into an aut9-
matte one
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For Sale-Automobile

WAnTED-A second hand 1914 Ford
double car. Bell phone 1851. Wig.
s-I9-f
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FOR SALE
SMALL SUBURBAN HOME

Three room cottage. n good condi.
ton. situated on a corner lot In Elm
Grove Is offered for sale. Honsc has
two porches and good cellar. Cement
walks Lot so by 13S feet. Excellent
garden in rear and two runs for
chickens with good poultry houes and
work she'd For further Information
call l47-W. Elm Grove.
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DIED

AcLArN-On Monday September 18th
1914 AZ 70 o'clock midnight at Noun
tain Lake Park. Md. JOHN c. Nc
LAIN. In the S0th year OF his age.
Funeral services at his late residence.
No. NJ 1wclfth street. Thursday af-
ternoon AZ ? o'clock Friends 81 the
family are invited to attend Inter-
ment private Greenwood cemetery.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BertSGhv
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ART EHiAL EMBALMER,
1872 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or NiKht-
Store Phones e56.
G. J. Bertschy. Nat Phone 195o-R
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Breummer & HiLdebtand

Funeral pirsetors ana .Rmbaimsrs.
Lgrner Market and TWsnty-aeconI Stn
Ielsghone "a. Open aaV End nisht
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IT'S ALL WRONG, REBA,
IT'S SURE ALL WRONG a.!
Too Bad the Fair" Hunger Striker
Was Not Present, but
Oh. Well.

New York, Aug S-Socialists of every
European tongue united in a great anti
war demonstration today in Union
Square Police Inspector Morris. who
had nearly 100 of his men-uniformed and
in plain clothes-in the square, estimated
that there were at least $500 persons
there. George r. Lunn. former mayor
Of Schenectady: Anna Maley. who in 1872
ian for governor Of the State of Wash
ington and got 5000 votes. and a dozen
more orators made ffteen-minute
speeches condemnng war and all its as
sociations.
Aside from the natural enthusiasm
aroused by the speakers, the main meet
ing was most orderly. But the ubiquitous
Alexander Berkman, with his warm-look-
ing anarchistic following. held a little
meeting on the side, and Frank Urban. a
Jersey City spellbinder. who raised the
banner of the international peace. sought
to hold forth in the interest of his So
ciety.
Berkman talked and sweated fer an
hour before the Socialist meeting opened
and then went home. But Urban who
denounced Socialism received such a
warm reception that he called for police
protection. When he called upon his
friends TO fight for him he was arrested
and held on a charge of melting to riot
After that peace reigned in Union
Square.
Resolutions Of protest gainst the "out-
rageOus slaughter OF human beings" and
calling upon the United States govern
ment to use every possible means to
stop the fight and also to refuse to send
any more money to the embroiled ma
tiOns were adopted.
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HOUSE PLANNING
WAR LEVY BILL
Leaders Consider Steps to
Meet Probable Cut in
Customs Receipts.
TREASURY CHEST FILLED
McAdoo to Confer This Week Regard
ing Necessity for Measure to Meet
Possibly $IOO.OOO.OOO Reduction.

Plans are being perfected by the Demo
cratic leaders Of the House to pass a bill
raising additional revenues for the gov
eminent in the event that II soon De-
comes apparent that the European war
will materially cut into customs receipts.
Approximately S292, 10000 was collected at
American ports in the last fiscal year.
Based on normal conditions, 1t was esti-
mated on July that customs would yield
s27O, 900, 900 in the new fiscal year. The
officials are of the opinion that as things
are now going. receipts at American
ports, incident TO the collection of duties
On imports, will be reduced by at least
SlOOOOO,O00. This may force the govern
ment TO the necessity of passing an emer-
gency bill that will yield SlOo,OoeOOO or
more from internal sources.
Opinions differ as to the necessity OF
passing a war tax bill. Those who are
opposed to action at this time point out
that the Treasury is in good conditlon'
that business throughout the country Is
basically strong: and that the banks
generally are fit to weather the storm
Dccasioned by the European war. They
5oint out that Congress will reassemble
n December.
Other Democratic leaders are urging
that a war revenue bin should be passed
before this session comes to an end. So
Ia the administration has made no rep
resenta tons in the matter. In fact, Mr..
McAdoo, the Secretary of the Treasury.
has gone out of his way to discourage re-
ports that the administration has given
any thought at all TO the question OF
raising extraordinary revenues. Never
sheless it is known for a certainty that
officials Of the Treasury Department are
taking stock Of the situation and that
report showing actual conditions will
soon be placed in the hands of the proper
authorities in Congress.
At conference to be held at the Treas
ury this week, a decision will be reached,
as to the necessity for passing a war
revenue bill 1t is the understanding
that the report of the Secretary of Treas
ury on the subject will be ready for con-
alteration by the latter part of the week.
congress will be guided in this matter
oy the advice of the Secretary Of the
Treasury. Secretary McAdoo will be able
to show there is a net balance in the
general fund of the Treasury approx
mating Sl40oo0.OCO This report will show
further that while there has been a cut
within the past week or so in customs.
that the receipts generally are beyond
he returns for the corresponding period
/ wear ago.
While officials Of the Treasury Depart
neut are at worl: on a report showing
,c'ual conditions tvr the benefit Of Sec
-.t.rv McAdOo. Representative Under
Wood. chairman of the House committee
.rar ori-inates revenue legislation. also
studying the situation. Mr. Under
wood appears to be of the opinion that
there Is no necessity for passing a war
tax hill at this session of Congress. How
ever. he has no objections TO Congress
acting if the administration thinks it
advisable.
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BISHOP HARDING OF WASHINGTON SANCTIONS
PRAYER TODAY TO RESTORE PEACE IN EUROPE


pach urc hes
of
hostile
q o
n
o of
he
and
nj
the and
SAVIOR the PrInce o.
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German offensive movement soon was
checked and the engagement then be-
came an artillery duel. the Belgian guns
having a deadly effect on the German
forces.
"A German column attacking Fort
Barchon spread out into a fan-like forma-
ton to the extreme right and flowed
around the fort. II made for the city.
but a Belgian reserve brigade delivered
a prompt counter attack and threw the
Germans back in great disorder. Their
losses we're enormous
The German heavy artillery fire was
concentrated against Fort Barchon. but
was badly directed. The heavy Belgian
artillery dominated the German fire and
destroyed two OF their heavy guns
London. Aug. S-A dispatch from
MaastriCht to the Central News saws:
Fifteen wounded Germans were
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OCEANIC SAFE IN PORT.

Southampton, Aug. S.-The White Star
liner Oceanic is safe in port here. She
left New York on August /, and after a
fast trip arrived rere this afternoon Her
course was north of the usual path of
vessels and at night all her lights were
extinguished. No German warships were
sightd during the voyage. Several Ger
man army officers who came as pas
sengers were taken in charge by a guard
of territorials on arrival and were
marched away. Austrian army officers
who arrived were not interferred with.
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Montenegro Decides
To War on Austrians

speclaI Caols 10 The Washington Herald.
Cettinje, Montenegro. Aug. S.-A de-
cision TO make common war with Servia
upon Austria was reached at the meeting
Of the SkuptsChina- 1t was decided to
leave TO the discretion of King Nicholas
.he choice of the most opportune moment
FOR the announcement of the formal
declaration of war.
Prince Peter has started at the head
of his troops presumably to effect a
junction with the army of King Nicholas
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BRITAIN BUSHES
AID To FRANCE
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.

Turkey. Bulgaria and Greece have kept
out of the conflict. but now il is possible
that they will soon be drawn in.
Anxiety in Commons.
The anxiety of the people of Great
Britain for news of the activities of the
British fleet and over reports OF battles
in the North Sea, was shown in the
House Of Commons today when the gov
eminent was bombarded with questions.
Home Secretary Mckenna. answering
the inquiries, stated there was no founda-
ton for the newspaper reports of a great
naval battle off Holland. He also stated
that the house would take steps strongly
condemnin,; the publication Of false news
of naval engagements.
At o'clock this evening the Prince OF
Wales relief fund had reached a total
of more than 10000 pounds.
Guards are watching England's water
works, as a consequence of threats made
that an endeavor would be made to dam
age the Countrys water supply.
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Montenegro Rushes Guns
To Check Austria's Army

Cettinje. Montenegro. Aug. S-Monte-
negro received today from an unknown
source a large consignment of the latest
cannon which are being rushed to gua'd
the Lowcen and Sutoman passes, and
will be mounted in the fortifcations at
those points.
Crown Prince Danilo has arranged to
blow up his villa at Antivari upon the
approach of the Austrians
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Germany has been the aggressor and
will be the peace maker. For Germany
a long dragging war is sheer disaster
Her position between great and hostile
military states, the closing Of the sea,
the paralysis of her whole maritime in
dustries, together with dangers which
her overseas colonies will incur. abso-
lutely prohibit any German from think
ing Of a dragging war.
There are certainty four, IT may be six
millions of Germans in arms counting
the garrisons. depots and reserves. Ger
man financial experts have suggested
ways and means for financing a war for
six months but none longer on the pres
ent enormous scale The Germans are
employing all the forces of their
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Canal has been blocked. or otherwise the
KieI feet would have gone through that.

Canal has been blocked. or otherwise the
KieI feet would have gone through that
Paris, Aug San official message re-
ceived here this afternoon states that the
German cruisers Goeben and Breslau.
after coaling at Messina. sailed east.
The Austrian fleet refused to aid them
on the ground that Austria was not at
war with England. According to a Rome
message the cruisers are now steaming
toward the Adriatic.
Within the last seventy-two hours these
ships have variously been reported sunk
or captured six times. The Paris dis
patch would seem TO dispose Of all these
rumors.
Buenos Ayres. Aug. S.-Notice that the
British cruiser Glasgow had engaged the
cruiser Bremen in battle, and had shot
away the Bremen's smokestack and
superstructure, has been received here
by the British steamer Highland Lloyd,
through Brazil. The report of the High
land Lloyd stated that the Bremen was
in flight, closely pursued by the Glasgow.
Amsterdam. Aug. s-The Telegraf
announces receipt of a wireless message
saying that a German cruiser is APP
preaching the north coast of Holland to
put ashore ten men who were wounded
in a naval battle in the North Sea
Shanghai Aug. s.-Russian warships
have swept the sea north Of Tsushima
clear of German merchant ships. They
captured the German merchant steamer
Sabine Rickmers at the mouth of the
Amur River. The German boat Deike
Rickmers put into port here, finding shell
ter behind an island, after an exciting
chase by a Russian warship from the
time she left Hongkong.
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country to deliver a crushing blow at
France. Their hope is to deliver the
blow with such force and weight that IL
will be irresistible. II is absolutely nee
essary that The blow shall be prompt
and crushing so that ii may produce
political as well as military effect and
preserve for Germany the prestige OF in
vincibility.
Appearances indicate that a large mass
of her operating army is between Ldege
and Thionville: that not only an tmpor-
tant blow. but the main effort may be
made there. In this case the Germans
will certainly attempt TO cross the Meuse
and will operate TO the north as well as
TO the south OF that river. The check
at Liege is very unplea SAINT.
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brought here today. They said that
while not all the fortresses around Liere
we're in the hands of the Germans the
Notifications of Liege itself had been
captured. Other reports received here
say that the Belgians have retaken the
Liege Notifications
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BELGIUM SEXES 80 SHIPS.

London, Aug. S-Lloyd's ONCE in Ant
werp telegraphed today that twenty
eight German steamers and two German
sailing vessels in the port of Antwerp
had been seized BY the Belgian military
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Servians Take Fotcha,
a Big City in Bosnia

Paris. Aug. s.-The Excelsior prints a
dispatch from Nish stating that the
servians have captured Fotcha in Bosnia
and that the Austrians have not yet been
able to cross the Danube
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AUSTRIANS TAKE NISH,
NEW YORK PAPER HEARS

New York. Aug. s.-The New York
Staats-Zeitung reports the receipt of q
private cable in New York stating that
Ntsh, present seat # the Servian govern
ment, has been CAPTURED by Austrians
No confirmation has come from other
sources.
Hennepin Canal has cost the United
States s., 4sS, So
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of French re-enforcements, which
are hurrying forward under forced
marches. A general engagement
between the Germans and the
French and Belgians is imminent.
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4 british SHIPS
REPORTED SUNK

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
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GERMAN FORCES
CIRCLE HEGE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.