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said a lecturer after giving graphic
description of terrible accident he
had witnessed.
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Post
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REPORTS FRENCH REVERSE
BERLIN, BY Way Of Rotterdam. Sept 2o-1h. FOL
lowing ofei.l ,t.,enen, We. issued BY the German hesd
quarter. staff lat, ls,, night The Fr.neoB''i,h fo'ee'
have been obliged take the d.fsn,vs in enir'nehed posi-
tom, the ,i.cls, upon which ar. slow IN results
Preparation, for sttsd the foFtheson' on the
line south Of Vsrdun have been completed
10 Al.see h- German troop, are IN contact along 'hs
border with the French troops"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1914-10-22
.VERDUN AGAIN is
BEING ATTACKED
Kaiser S Army Resumes Assault
on Long Line Of Forts--British
and French Battle Waist
Deep in Trenches.

RI NE VI, Paris Sept 7o--hsly hs, shs.dY ovsr half
n,i. men under srr. The bsst Of these troops are in
camp. and bur,ek, IN the Loub.dy and Vsns'i.s
brownies
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-07
Nd RESPONSES MADE
To OFFER OF WILSON
Believed. However. This Countr,
VIII BE Called On TO Act ..s
peaccm,kcr.
ADMINISTRATION is HOPEFUL
United States Now Acting fo, Prac.
tically All Nation, al War. and
Will Have First Chance rs Mcdi-
atcT.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Angus, e-Al-
though no responses have been re.
ported tonight 10 the tender OF good
offices made by the United States to
warning powers In Europe, admins
tration officials thought that within 4
short time the American government
probably would be called on 10 play
tho role o6 mediator.
BY p,-ci,c Itself on record. the
United states. now caring incidcntally
Tor diplomatic interests OF mos, Of the
nations at war, will have the first OPP
portuni;N to compose the situation IL
a ray of hope for peace arises
War Developments for the most part
were ovef~badowed by the death a,
the White House OF Mrs Wilson
Dispatches 10 the state Department
from Belgium told or me rcnulse OF
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-07
.L|EGE WOULD PROVE
VALUABLE WAR PRIZE
Belgian City Where Battle Now I.
Raging Is Very Rich Indus
trial Centre.
PITTSBURGH OF THE KINGDOM
With Its Vast Firearms Factories 1t
Would BE of Great Value to Ger
mans, Who Are Gathering at Its
Forts.
photo bv Unaerwoot 8 underwood.


NEW YORK, August G.-The strate-
gic Importance of Liege. the Belgian
city before which the German advance
is reported to have been checked. and
where. according to European dis
patches. the first great battle OF the
war may be fought. is many sided
Principally. II is the most strongly
fortified obstacle to the supposed plan
of the Germans to cut across the lower
half of Belgium into French territory.
but, in addition to this. the city is of
itself n prize in many ways
liege Is the Pittsburgh of Beisium
For miles 10 the southwest along the
River Meuse there are scores of blast
furnaces. pudding furnaces. rolling
mlls and forg"s II - the site of tho
famous Cockerill works. said to be the
largest manufactory of machinery in
the world.
Liege proper. with a population OF
$4,000. lies at the juncture of The
Mouse and the Ourthe in basin mar.
sincd h. hills.
All around the city is a wealth OF
coal and iron ore The mines extend
over under the city and river. These
natural riches. In connection with the
favorable situation of the city at the
junction of two navigable rivers. have
given rise 30 the extensive manufac-
turing industry in the city itself
The products are varied but the
principal ones. and that which would
make LicSe a valuable prize of war.
Z; is that of firearms. More than 10000
persons are employed in the, manufac-
ture OF guns. ranging from small aims
TO the largest of modern weapons.
There is q royal cannon factory and
small arms factory also in the suburb
of st Leonard.
IN wars of the last century, Liece
has played only "a small part but to-
day the city is we'll defended with
modern Notifications Its strength II
is said, is far greater than generally
has been appreciated by strategists
In 1855 the Belgian authorities de-
c;ded adequately to fortify both Lieee
and Namur. the two important points
on the Meuse. At each place a number
of detached forts were constructed
varying from within four to six lies
of tho city.
At Iicge twelve of these forts were
! constructed. six on the right bank and
six on the left side of the river All
Of the forts have been kent fairly we'll
UP to date The heavy guns in their
concrete easements arc raised and
lowered automatically The average
, distance between them ia four miles
but two which defend the main line
OF the railway from Germany are
little over a mile apart
IL has been estimated that $4,000
men would be necessary for an ade-
quate defense of these fortifcations
The railway lines through Lege arc
the direct routes from Cologne to Paris
and from Luxembourg to Brussels, the
possession OF either Of which would he
valuable prizes to the German army.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-07
NILES OF BAYONETS
CONFRONT GERMANS
From Eystcn, Holland. to Basel,
Switzerland. Armies Await On
slaught of Germans.
sIRsT HoNoRs TO BELGIUM
BY Acting as Cover for French
Troops, Little Kingdom Is Proving
Of Great Service To Enemies of
Kaiser.

PARIS Angus, s.-rhousands Of
niles of bayoaeta and big guns to-day
tretch0 from Eysdon in Holland. to
3asel. in Switzerland
Belgium. a peaceful. neutral state. is
he hrs, country 10 bear tho brunt OF
;erman attack. ana every Indication
POINTS TO a big BATH" being fought
ear Licge
This gallant little nation already mas
Won the hrst honors Of the war by
quitting up the regiments Of Ulhans at
spa near Llepc.
High placed personares to-day
we're OF the opinion jnat Italy's neu-
rality will not stand the test. and
hat victories OH the part OF the triple
Entente would cause the Italian peo-
pie 10 rise and join hands with France.
russia and England. LII this case. the
Iirst move would be to take possession
|,f the Italian provinces annexed by
Austria on the Adriatic.
Al the same time from the Balka ns
ZONES to-day an unconfrmed report OF
k'urkeys mobilization.
Should this prov. true. Greece and
soumania would Immediately jump into
he fray and thu whole Of the Balkans
. the frightful clash OF arms. Such
move on the part of Turkey would
mean base ingratitude TO France, who
1T the time OF the latest Turkish
oan was noated III Paris. received
rom the Ottoman government the most
crmai assurances of it's peaceful in
entions.
/ Intense indignation Was caused i'm
france to-day By the publication OF
L brief telegram. telling OF the cold
FLOODED shooting by Germans of a
'rench village priest. The same feel
ng, on!y more Intense. was caused by
HIS news among the irish Catholics.
!sioNSTNOUS OUTHAGES
ARE LAID 10 GERMANS
| In fact. the advance OF the German
Arn! is everywhere characterized BY
[nonstrous outraRes
Not only are the Alsatiaua being
nassacTcd on the slightest suspicion
Il being friendly 10 France. but IN
Belgium even the peasants who pro-
est against German invasion OF their
hcutral territory are being executed
rurnmarily
/ Meanwhile, France has reached her
4 f,h day Of mobilization. and the sys-
Eematic manner in which the difficult
pe,ail work OF calling the troops 20
Che colors Is carried out has evoked
\ he admiration OF all observers The
& g markablc efficiency OF each depart
Sicni auIur we'll for Frances success
In the neld.
b The magnificent stand made BY the
Eie ians helps France enormously. as
sielSium is acting as = covering army
or the French forces. keeping the
I ue,ny from entering the zone Of con
Bentration while the work OF nohili-
alton OF the French army IL being
iompf,ed
L II is apparent that tho German gen
+ raj STATS plan. which Prince Iich-
howsk!, recalled a. German amhassa .
Tor to London. feared 10 disclose 10
SIR Edward Gre. is TO rush several
ARMY corps across Belgium before that
ountry could rise to defend her ucu-
rallty.
S The Lie=e forts however. aye giving
30 nne at account Of themselves that
he German regiments are now suffer
su- their first check.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-07
WIRELESS STATION =
Is SEIZED BY NAVY
'irst Drnstir sep u Taken to Pre-
vent Sending al Messages to For
ciEn NnrshipS.

j Especial To The Times Dispatch
/ NEW YORK. August 1.-The Allan
IL Communication Company's powerful
Wireless station AT Savvillc. Long Is
a nd. was seized by the United States
Navy authorities tonight to prevent
he sending Of code messages To YES
Eels at sea. This is the first drastic
step taken by the government TO up
old tho neutrality proclamation is
ued Wednesday, evening by President
Wilson.
The Sayvillc station Is now in
barge OF Ensign s. H. Is, Grow. OF the
|5attleship Titan. assisted By Electro
ian D. NJ. Cousins and II. l.. Butler. of
he Brokland Navy Yard
They are under orders from Wash
ngton TO maintain a strict censorship
|,pecial Instructions TO allow no code
lnessaEes or instructions TO foreign
fvarships to be transmitted. This step
III reports that tho Tclcfunker station
WAS sending wireless messages from
ts plant to foreign wa:ships.
Early In the day managers OF the At
antic Communication and Marconi
companies announced that they would
end no more code messages. follow
= nE the issuance OF the Presidents
proclamation
Mr. Brauckman. OF the Tclefunkcn
company, stated that his company had
iSen enormously described as Ger
# nan company. lie said il WAS an
american company, and that all OF the
operators were Americans.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-07
ALL SERv|A IS AFLAME
WITH SPIRIT OF WAR
Aspect Has Changed, rand Countr,
Now Is Ready for Campaign
Of Aggression.
NO LONGER FEARS AUSTRIA
In Morava Valley Now Arc Concen-
trated 100000 of the Finest Fight
ing Men in Europe Ready for Call
to Fight.

lSpcci2l Cable to The Times Dispatch. J
SALONlkA. August C.-unprecedent-
ed enthusiasm has been caused
throughout Servia by the news of the
declaration Of var of ~1gland and
Belgium and Germany.
The whole aspect of tho war in tn,.
, Balkans has been changed. AS if ny q
miracle, from plans for the defense
against Austria. The entire Scrvian gen
cral staff has turned 10 plans FOR Jg-
erosion; tho spirit OF determination.
tempered with fear in the army has
been changed In AN instant to high ella
tion and confidence.
ON receipt OF the news every soldier
placed. a flower in the muzzle Of his
rife. Guns were likewise decorated.
and immense crowds Of soldiers and
civilians. women and children. pa :
Taded the streets as If celebrating a
great national fete.
None now believes that an Austria n
| soldier will cross the Danube Tho
Servians are talking now OF the tri.
umphant march on Bosnia and Herze-
govina to arouse the Sl.,vs and reclaim
them 10 .he Serviau nation
IL Bulgaria kecps quiet. and there are
no signs now that She viii intervene.
tie Servian amy can plav a decisive
role, because Gcrmany cannot allow
Austria TO invade Servia when their
combined forces are required to meet
Russia and France.
To cope with the menace of invasion
of Bosnia and Herzegovina at least
five of the sixteen Austrian armv corps
would be required in these provinces.
Every Scrvian resc"vist has now beer
called to arms for the third time in
three years. These noble peasants are
leaving their ripening crops without a
| murmur. and they are answering the
call to battle with even greater enthu-
siasm than ever.
Three hundred thousand OF the finest
AChting men in Europc. Injured to war.
and having the experience of two great
campaign are NOW concentrated in the
Morava Valley. ready and anxious to
assist their allies
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-07

German forces Administration Off
c!als considered the situation in
China and the Far East. but no action
was taken. The Chinese government
had suggested informally that the
United states might help at this mo-
ment TO maintain the integrity of
China
The feeling in administration circles
was that none or the countries AT war
would be inclined 10 aFcravate the sit
uation in tn Far East and that a
status would be maintained Should
revolutionaries become active in
China, however. and the moral sup
port or the American government be
required, there is little doubt that il
viii be given because general disturb
anccs III CHINA al this time would
menace the lives OF missionaries and
foreigners generally
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-07
UNITED STATES OFFICERS
TOLD ga Ift. SiJ,I.-

WASHINGTON. August c-Presidcnt
Wilson to-day sent the following let
ter to secretary Garrison ana Secre-
tary Daniels ~ write 10 suggest that
YOU request and advise all officers of
the service, whether active OF retired
kind upon tho military or political stu
alton on the other side of the water
would be obliged if YOU would let
them know that the request and ad-
vice comes from me. II seems highly
unwise and improper that officers of
the army and navy of the United states
should make any public utteranccs to
which any color Of political or military
criticism can hc given where other ma
lions are involved"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-07
How Any Woman Can
Remove Hairy Growths
Beauty C.nltureN

II is not longer necessary for wo-
man 10 visit Il beauty specialist to
have superiluous hairs removed. for
with the aid Of Il plain delatone paste
she can. In the privacy of her own
home, remove even a stubborn grow tn
in Il very few minutes. The paste is
made hr mixing some water with a
little powdered deiatons. This is APP
piled TO the hairs, and after = or 3
minutes removed ana the skin washed.
vhcu il viii Ne left clear and hairless.
BE sure YOU buy real delatone.-Ad-
VCrtiSelreut
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-07
GERMAN AND AUSTRIAN
VA Ills N{tI: MIEHEi ED

WASH INtITON, AUGUST b.-MailS Tor
Germany and Austria will be withheld
from the American liner st. Paul when
she sails tomorrow from New York.
The Post-otlice Department announced
tonight that she VIII carry mails
for all the remainder of Europe. includ-
ing $500 sacks taken off the kron-
prinzessin Cccilic.
German and Austrian mails will be
sent on the Martha Washington, flying,
the Austrian flag, If she sails Satur-
day. An Italian liner, which will sail
August IL, would he available TO carry
the mails to Germany and Austria ii
the Martha Washington should be held
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-07
Gcrman s.cnmcr Cnrtured.

PARIS. August s-A French mine
shin to-day captured and lowed into
Cherbourg, 5.o0e-tnn German steamer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-07
'ORBIDDEN TO MENTION
MOVEMENTS Or VESSELS

SEATTLE, august 6.-The United
ftates cruiser Milwaukee to-day sailed
rom the Puget Sound Navy Yard. 1t is
|upposcd. to form part OF the coast
Patroi to enforce neutrality rceula-
ions Information concerning the
ruiser's destination was withheld
The commandant OF the navy yard
o-day issued an order to newspaper
correspondents forbidding them to
nention movements of naval vessels
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-07
OFFER OF CANADA

OTTAWA, August 6.-England to-
hight accepted Canada's offer to raise
kn expeditionary force. Orders we're
issued to-day to commanders of militia
regiments 10 call for volunteers 4
division of $1,000 men will be raised
Every effort is being made to provide
trong defenses for sydney. Nova SEQ
Ia, the centre of great coal mines the
erminus of Atlantic cables and the
lite OF powerful wireless station.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-08-07
tONSULATI:S STONED
Try WINNIPEG MOBS

WINNIPEG, MAN, August e.
{oused by the paradinG Of troops
,nd warlike speeches of street orators.
mob composed principally Of young
neii tonight stoned the German anG
AUSTRIAN consulates and the German
,iub here. SCATTERING windows and
lama inS interior furnishings. Police
Guards were placed about the Austrian
!onSulate, but the German consulate
md German Club were closed indeh-
IitelN,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-07-01

The battle was most hotly contested
during the present revolution in the
belief Of leaders here. Fourteen thou
and federals were entrenched in
seemingly impregnable positions. Five
thousand prisoners were captured by
General Villas troops. Twelve can
non. nine military trains, six thousand
rifles and three carlOads Of cannon
and rifle ammunition wtre captured
The fedcrals were reported to have
dynamited many buildings OF the city
before cvacuating, Staying those Of
Villas troops who had occupied the
buildings in the street fighting
General Villa himself gave the fol-
lowing account OF the battle:
After four days hard attacks Tues
days was the decisive one. The ell
emy numbering $4,000, commanded
by Medina Barron and five other gen
erals were defeated completely by my
forces which were aided effectively
by General Natera's men. Up To this
moment we have 5000 prisoners,
twelve cannon, nine trains, two car
loads Of rifle ammunition and cannon
shells, and nearly six thousand Mau-
ser rifles and Il large quantity OF pro-
visions and other munitions of war.
The enemy who escaped went in
the direction OF !AguaS lientes after
dynamiting the posto.licc, the state
trcasurcr's Office and the stamp rcve-
nue. Office buildings. The explosions
killed many Of our men and destroyed
part Of the city. The dead Of the en-
cmy number about 1900 and 1000
wounded.
"On our part we cannot tell tho
losses OF the battle which lasted for
five consecutive days but think there
are not more than 500 dead and 500
wounded. Among the latter are Gen
erals Herrera and Rodriguez, who
were severely wounded. Our artillery
operated splendidly. The fcderals de-
stroyed every fort, the last one being
FL Grillo."
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-07-01

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with these food elements to enter the cir
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publication.
You will soon realize Its wonderful In.
lily improved condition of the skin. and n
sense Of bodily relief that proves how com
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You Yill find S. s. s. on sale at all drug
storcs,n It Is remarkable remedy for any
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The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-07-01
The Situation I'm PickenS.

According to the logic Of one Of our
senatorial candidates it will be very
hard for the delegates from this coun-
ty to the State convention of 1914 to
prove after the lapse of few years
that they were Anti-Bleaseites. Why?
Because the correspondent Of the State
and Greenville News stated that the
delegation was composed Of four anti
and two Bleascites, and this was cop
led by number of papers, when as
fact there was no Bleaseite delegate
from this county. Neither was the
pickens Convention packed with Anti
Blcascites by previous agreement. AS
a proof of this thirteen clubs in the
county did not organize, and as con-
sequence had no delegates in the Con-
vention. Had either faction so de-
sired they could easily have had these
clubs to organize and send delegates
who were in sympathy with their
views to the County Convention. No
it Just happened that the representa-
wv pNoplS VI tHC NouHlS arc III WI VI
Blcascism and everything that 1t rep
rescnts. They are tired of seeing the
laws of the state nulliiied. They are
tired Of seeing n premium placed on
crime, and cX-convicts and convicts
being made chief counscllors in the
conduct Of the Offices of the state, and
there is quiet determination in The
disgrace and humiliation no further
Easley Progress.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1914-07-01

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cSonstitntionnlly. Pimples mean bnd blood
ThSs. ana ndrso faulty elimination
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thms thms en- Sntectnally cleanse the sy stem ani
cleans out the stomach Of mucJLs accumc.