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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-08-15
SPAlsTANBURG BLEASEITES DROP
RICHARDS.
County Leaders of Faction Suspect He
Was Really Anti.Blcasc in 1912.

Spartanburg, Aug. 10.-Spartan-
burg county Bleaseites have decided to
drop Railroad Commissioner John G.
richards as their choice for governor,
according to local leaders Of the fac
ton. Without permitting their names
to be used influential Bleaseites here
said today that the rank and file Of
the governors supporters would not
vote for Mr.. Richards because of the
suspicion that he was against Gov.
Blease two years ago.
AT u largely attend I'd pro-Blease
rally Saturday night Mr.. Richards
was called upon to tell how he had
voted two years ago. He refused, say
ing it was a matter of sacred honor
with him not to tell how he voted.
Mr.. Richards was then ridiculcd,
since he had announced how he in
tended to vote this year.
The Kaleidoscope change in the
political situation as result Of Sat-
urday nights developments has caus-
ed much talk.
w. c. Irby, Jr., Charles Carroll
Simms and John Adger Mutually, the
other Blease candidates, were active
ly campaign here today for the votes
MIR. richards is said to have lost
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WOMEN ROUTE UIILANS.
Meet Them With Bullets and Hot
Water.

iaris, Aug. 1l.-AccOrding t. a
special newspaper dispatch the wo-
men workers i'm the Belgian national
arms factory at Ilerstal, just outside
llc$c. defended their village against
thc German attack. The mon wcrc
away serving i'm the army. The wo-
men, according to the CORRESPONDENT
armed themselves and rcpulsed scv-
eral charges of the German Uhlons
Wh"n their ammunition was exhaust
cd the women barricaded themselves
IN the houses from which they poured
boiling water on the German soldiers
IN the streets. The correspondent
says 1000 Germans were disabled by
wounds or ScaldS.
Childrrn and old men shared i'm thc
d'icns" Of lIerstal, and ON Friday
the BelPian cOlors still noatcd from
the factory building.
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WAR SITUATION REVEALED.
EXPERTS HOLD GERMAN INFAN.
TRY FORMATION Is OBSO-
LETTE AND INEFFECTIVE.
No Great Battle TO Datc-Military
Men Regard All Estimates OF Bclli-
gcrcnts Us Greatly Exaggerated.

London, Aug. LILO A. M.-No
great battle has yet been fought on
land or sea i'm the war of seven ma
tions unless the German assaults upon
the fortresses at Liege eventually as
sumo the proportions OF battle in his
tory. Both combatants claim victory
there, with the Belgians still holding
the forts and the Germans occupying
the city.
The situation Is unique. There is no
confirmation Of the Daily Nails report
that tho French have engaged the
Germans and cut off their retreat. in
flicting a loss of 5000 men. The Bel
gians claim that they have taken s.
600 prisoners on Belgian soil, but
military men regard all the estimates
Of the belligercnts as great eXaggcr-
atons.
Apart from Iiege the fighting Of
the first week when resolved to the
proper perspective eventually, doubt"
Iess VIII be considered insignificant
One Of the most important develop
ments in the eyes of experts is the
general testimony that the German in
fantry formation is obsolete and in
effective against the weapons Of to-
day. and means an enormous slaugh-
ter if retained.
France and Austria finally are off,
cially at war, the ambassadors having
left the respective capitals. The
French Government broke off diplo-
matte relations with Austria on the
grounds that Austrian troops were re-
infOrcing the Germans.
Austria appears to have abandoned
the advance on Servia for time and
apparently is cooperating with Ger
many in the supposed strategy of at
tempting to crush France before Rus
sia can mobilize. ~.
Financial conditions in England are
returning to normal. Although there
Is a great disorder in many trades
the prices of foodstu9fs have risen
only slightly.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-08-15
CHANGES IN MEXICO,
ENTRANCE AND POSSESSION BY
CARRANZISTAS DONE IN
PEACEl vi MANNER.
Fctlcrals Left City as VictOrS Entered
and Campcd on u NciehbOring Hill
While Leaders Made Tcrms-Hcc-
OgnitiOn of New Government Qucs-
ton Before United States.

Washington, Aug. 1.-THE peace
full transfer of the Mexico City gov
eminent from the Carbaja! admins
tratiOn to the cOnstitutionalists ac-
tually began today, according TO ad-
vices to the State department from
Consul Silliman, now en- route to the
capital with Gen. CarranZa. The con-
sui said the federal troops evacuated
the capital, leaving the city in charge
OF municipal police, who, by agree
ment, were to be regarded as neutral.
The federals withdrew to a nearby
point, there to await an announce
ment of amnesty from Gen. Carranza.
Should guaranty be refused, officials
here do not doubt that an immediate
counter revolution will be set in mo-
tion.
The Brazilian minister to Mexico,
who is caring for American interests,
Gov. Iturbide of the Mexican federal
district and a commission of others
left today for Tula north of Mexico
City, where Gen. ObregOn, COM
mander of one Of the three big con-
stitutionalist army divisions has head
quarters. Gen. Carranza is expected
to go there Immediately. The COM
mission is endeavOring to arrange de-
tails Of the cOnstitutionalist entry
NO definite word has been receiI ed
here up to late today as to Pro-
visional President Carbajal, but 1t
was understood he would leave the
capital for Vera Cruz within "a hours.
With the constitutionalists' entry
into Mexico City, the question of rec
ognitiOn for the new government will
confront Washington. There is every
reason to believe it will be withheld
until there is an election or political
convention at which there is some ex-
preston Of the attitude of the people
toward the new government. Dis
quieting advices again are coming
from reliable sources that Gen. Villa
will not obey Carranza's orders TO
march south but will remain in the
north and demand a convention Of
representatives of the army as agreed
REPRESENTATIVES or (IIe aIII! rs agEtaQ
to in the Torreon conference. Should
Carranza refuse this, a nev revoIu-
ton in the north would not surprise
many high officials here.
Secretary Bryans attention was
drawn by the Japanese ambassador
today to a report that the honorary
japanese vice consul at Manzanillo,
Mexican, had been arrested by the
constitutionalists. Secretary Bryan
sent message Of inquiry to Amer
lean Consul Silliman.
In the same message was an in
struction to secure the safety of the
2eo japanese in the City Of Mexico
when the constitutionalists occupv the
city.
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FUNERAL OF MRS. WILSON.
Body Laid to Rest I'm GirlhOOd Home.
Rome, Ga.-CcremOnics Simple.

Rome, Ga, Aug. 1.-THE presi-
Dental funeral train arrived shortly
oefore o'clock this afternoon. The
party entered automobiles and pro-
ceeded to tho First Presbyterian
church without any escort, according
TO the presidents wishes. The services
were brief and simple. At the con-
ciusion the remains were inferred i'm
Myrtle Hill cemetery. The presiden-
tiai train leaves at o'clo * this even
ing on the return trip to Washing
ton.
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NORWEGIAN VESSEL STOPPED.
Two Foreign Cruisers Operating Close
to American Coast.

New York, Aug. 12.-It was learn
cd today that two foreign cruisers are
operating close to the American coast
The Norwegian tank steamer Mohr
reports that it was halted off Nam
tucket last night with a shot across it's
bows from the warship. Proving its
name and nationality the Mohr was
allowed to proceed. 1t was again
halted by another cruiser off Nam
tucket by the same procedure.
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Battle in Belgium.

Paris, Aug. 1.-THE French and
Belgian armies are engaged in battle
with the Germans invading Belgium
today. The French attacked the in
Vaders in the vicinity of Givet, de-
partment Of Ardennes. The Germans
gave way, the French army pursuing.
The Belgians and Germans are fight
ing at Tilement, the Belgians ener-
getically resisting the German attack.
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British TrampS Sail.

savannah August 12.-FOur Brit
lsh tramp steamers, which have been
mere sine" war started. sailed this
morning for English ports, laden with
naval stores and cotton. They are all
modern high-speed freighters a
british cruiser is reported waiting off
TNbcc to convoy thcm
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HEARINGS on RAILWAY PAY.
Iians for Arbitration of Western
Workers Demands Advance Rapid.

Chicago, Aug. 11.-Plans for the
arbltration Of wage demands of the
engine crews Of western railrOad DIS
today had progressed to the point
where the opinion was expressed that
hearings would begin within two
weeks Ihe general managers COM
mittee has not announced it's repre-
sentatives
The men have named +. A. Bur-
gress, assistant chief engineer of the
brotherhood of Locomotive Enpi.
ncers, and Timothy Shea. assistant
wee president OF the brotherhood of
Locomotive Firemen and Enyincmen.
both sides will be represent, hy
counsel ut the hearings.
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Montreal. Aug. 11.-Following the
announcement that the harbors of
Montreal. Quebec and Halifax have
been mined. the Allan liners Alsa-
tian. Victorian and Corsic. AN were
commandered today by government
for the transportation Of troops and
supplies.
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Believe Kaiser Mad.

MelbOurne, Aug. 12.-Many Ger
mans in Australia are applying for
naturalization papers. They declare
that Germany has made a sad blund-
er and believe that the Kaiser Aust
be mad.
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LicGc Forts Hold Out.

Paris, Aug. 12.-The foreign minis
ter this afternoon declared that ru-
mOrs Of the fall of the Liege forts
circulated in Germany and the Unit
ed States are absolutely false. Only
a small group Of German troops en-
tered Liege. All the Belgian forts are
holding out.
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Japan and Italy Coming In.

London. Aug. 11.-Latest develop
ments at Toxic and Rome indicate
the belief I'm diplomatic circles that
both Japan and Italy will soon be in
volved In the European war 1t Is
stated that Japan has not officially de-
clared neutrality.
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BRUSSEl.S FULL OF SPIES.
Six Hundred Germans Arrested on
the Charge.

Brussels, Aug. 10.-Via Paris. -
brussels has been covered by u net
work of German spies. Six hundred
already have been arrested and one
hundred were shot today.
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Cruiser ChaScS Steamer

savannah, Aug. IA British
cruiser chased the German steamer
Heulva today until she ran i'm under
the guns Of Fort Screven. The boats
were not three miles from hundreds
of bathers at Tybee
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Sofia. Aug. 1.-THE premier today
efsicially announced that Bulgaria
will observe strict neutrality. but
will take measures to repulse any at
tack on her territory" The pro-
nouncement was wildly cheered.
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Italy Demands Explanation.

Rome--Italy today demanded from
Austria an explanation Of the bonn
bardment OF Italian business houses
at the Montenegrin port Of Antivari.
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Belglans Hold Forts.

London. Aug. 1.-THE Belgian lc.
gallon admitted today that a small
iorce OF Germans have occupied the
city of Licge. but declared that the
forts are still intact and held by
strong Belgian garrisons.
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Paris, Aug. ff.-8. p. M.-Tho
Frcnch and German armies arc cn-
gagged for . distance Of 20 miles
along the frontier this afternoon. The
engagement was married. by fierce
sighting at IOngwy. IAnguyQn, Mar
VIE. Franco and Mt virspn, belgium.
Stockholm. Aug. ia p. MA
Russian army of one hundred thous.
and Is concentrating around tho Gulf
of Finland to meet German Nttaciers
~ HelsingfOras. v \
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British Cruiser on Guard.

New York. August 12.-Thc British
cruiser Suffolk was reported near
New York harbOr from ten last night
until four o'clOk this morning, then
ste iming SOuthward.
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RullYing Uncle Sam.

Washington, August 12.-The Ger
man Counsellor Herr VonHausen, to-
day demanded that the United States
cease it's censorship over German
wireless diplomatic dispatches.
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Suspension of Shipping in North Sea

London, Aug. 12.-The Daily Mail
has received dispatch from COpen-
hagen which says that the German
torpedo boat reported sunk by an eX-
plosion was blown up by mine laid
by German warship. Mines in the
North sea have caused q suspension
N0t(H S0a Ha(t ta0std { susbGnsIOIl
of Danish and Swedish shipping.
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Cost of Living Higher,

New York, August 11.-America to-
day faces an unparalleled advance
In the price Of foodstuffs and other
commodities as the result Of the Eu-
ropean war. Prices have already
jumped ten to one hundred per cent.
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Paris. Aug. 1l.--Servian troops. led
by Prince Alexander. are flerceIy bat
tling In the streets OF visegarSi. Bosnia
today. for the possession of the city.
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Germans are reported to be march
Ing on the city.


Berlin. August 11.-A commission
representing all the great cities of
Germany has reported to the Govern
ment that Germany can feed herself
for a year without assistance.
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Brussels. Aug. 1.-The German
losses around Liege are today esti-
mated at nearly $4,000. 1000 killed,
10000 wounded. 10000 captured.
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GERMANS ADVANCE ON NAMOUR.
Report Says Attempt Has Been Made
to AssaSsinatc Crown Prince.

London, Aug. IA Central News
dispatch states that from four hun
dred to six hundred thousand Ger
mans are advancing on Namour, Bel
gium.
A Rotterdam dispatch states that
an attempt has been made to assassi-
at AK Ia Chappele.
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Meat Goes Higher

"o"s"' august l1-Meat has risen
two to six cents pound Otbcr
commodities have advanced accord.
irgly I'm price In the last ,e,, ,,,.
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Trieste today states that two entire
brigadcs Of Austrian cavalry were
destroyed, after invading Russia,
near Rietgerai, by Cossacks.
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Wild RumOrs Of German Loss.

Amsterdam, Aug. 11.-An uncon-
lirmed report has been received here
to the effect that the entire German
division has been caught in ambush.
and annihilated near Liege.
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Half Million Troops Invading Belgium,
Although Liege Has Not Yet Fallen

GERMANY DEMANDS UNITED REMOVE CENSORSHIP
OVER MESSAGES FROM GERMAN STATION on LONG
ISIAAND-BsITSH CONSULATE REPORTS ATLANTIC OCEAN
FREE or HOSTILE VESSELS As AS TRINIDAD
SWITZERLAND WANTS NATIONS TO PRESERVE HER NEU
TRAIATY AND OFFERS COUNTRY CROSS ASSOCIATION
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Italy and Germany Sever Relations.
Rome. Aug. lit was rumOreI
tonight that Germany and Italy have
severed diplomatic relations.
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Bread Riots i'm Berlin

Copenhagen, August 12-Food riots
are reported to have broken out in
Berlin because of the enormous ad-
vance in the price of all provisions.
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German Rifles Found I'm Antwerp

Antwerp. Aug. 11.-Three thous-
and German rifles were found today
hidden In an ancient church here.
IL Is believed they were smugglod in
by German residents.
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French Cavalry Defeat Germans

Paris, Aug. -2.-German cavalry
which had reached a point near Tom
gras, Belgium. was hurled back by
French cavalry today.
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Germans Invade Fynland

Copenhagen. August il-Thc com.
mander OF the Fortress of Sveabcrr
Finland. warned people OF Hclsine-
fors today To leave. Forty thousand
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Terrific Artillery Battle

Eottcrdam. Aug. IA terrific ar.
tIil"ry battle between Germans and
H"lgians has been in progress around
iAegc all day. The huge guns shook
IN" ground for miles like an earth
quake
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Toxic. Aug. lit Is rumored to-
day that japan will declare war on
Germany within the next "a hours
The emperor Is expected to arrive
here early tomorrow.
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Washington. August 1.-THE disso-
iutlon of the International Harvester
Company was ordered by the Federal
Circuit Court today.
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Germans Invade Belgium.

Brussels, Aug. 12.-The official ga
zette today admitted that the German
armies are advancing in force into the
interior of Belgium.
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TO REPAY DAMAGES TO ITALY.
Austria Grants Demand OF Italy for
RpDaratiOu

Rome. Aug. 12.-.Austria has grant
= ltaly'S demand for reparation for
the destruction Of the Italian interests
in the bOmbardment Of Antivari. Mon
tenCgrO
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ROumania Against Seryia.

London, August l2.-It is reported
that Roumania will aid Austria and
is preparing to invade Servia.
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Brussels. Aug. 11.--Fighting has
been renewed at Liege. The Germans
are bombarding the forts.
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BRUSSELS AND JIEGE CUT OFF.
German Army Marches on Belgian
Capital-AcrOplanc Wrecked and
Officers Captured.

Brussels, Aug. 12.-The German
army has crossed Meuse river and
moved west, cutting off communica-
ton between Brussels and Liege. 1t
is pressing steadily toward Brussels
Soldiers have arrived already in the
vicinity of Landen. 'The Belgians are
blowing up all bridges to halt the Ger
man advance.
a German acrOplane flying over
Namur was wrecked by sharpshoot-
ers. Two German officers were cap
tured.
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8, 1881 SUMTER. s. G, SATURDAY, AUGUST 16 1914
THEFIRST BIG CLASH
The Franco-Cerman Engagement Along
1 Twenty Miles Of Frontier.

FIERCE FIGHTING FRANCO.GERMAN BAT.
TIE OF THE WAR-A HUNDRED RUSSIANS PRE-.
PARE To MEET GERMANS. REPORTS OF HAPPEN.
BELILGERENTs SEA. THOUGHT THAT RRrr
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BRITISH CRUISERS ALERT.
Hall Italian Liner, and Demand
Showing Of Flag.

SandyhoOk, Aug. ia warship
answering the description of the
british cruiser ,Essex was sighted to-
day, headed In the direction of New
York HarbOr. 1t turned at Ambrose
channel, however, and again put to
sea. The Italian liner Amerika, ar
irving today reported having been
hailed off Nantucket light last night
by British cruiser and ordered to
hoist q flag. The order was obeycd
and the Essex departed.
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Germans today captured the Belgian
town Of Tongres. between Liege and
Hasselt.
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MOntcncerins Capture Scutarj.

Rome, Aug. 12.-It is reported that
the Montenegrins have captured
Scutari.
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England Raising Great Army.

London, August 11.-England now
has half million men under arms.
The number will be more than doub-
led.
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French Win Small Battle.

Paris. Aug. 1.-THE French have
Ne(eatsd -ths 0crmans In battle at,
Spincourt. Department Of House.
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SWITZERLAND FOR PEACE.
Offers Country to Red Cross, IL Its
Neutrality Is Observed.

Switzerland, Aug. 12.-The Swiss
government has offered to turn the
entire country over to the Red Cross
Association for the care of the wound
&c Of all nations, if her neutrality is
respected.
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Oil Steamer Escapes Capturc.

Old Point Comfort, Va, August IL.
The Standard Oil steamer Vulcan,
flying the German flag, put in here
to escape capture.
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lScITianS Still Hold Forts

Brussels, Aug. Fit was official
ly announced today that the forts at
iicSe were still intact
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Austrian Cavalry Effective.

vienna. Aug. 1.-THE Austrian
cavalry captured MiechOw, in Russian
Poland.
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<'7N'fSe NJ I''-F0ttT -NfF~tf IstITS.
Rome, Aug. IA dispatch from
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AMERICAN SCHOONER STOPPED.
requested tn Show COlOrs by Warship
on High Seas.

Tampa. August 1.-The American
schooner Courtney Houck arriving
from baltimore last night was order
cd to show her cOlors in Providence
Channel on the morning Of August
10y warship, believed to he British.
She unfurled the American flag and
was allowed 70 proceed.
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Germans BeSiege NamOur

Brussels, August 1.-Two corps Of
Germans, numbeT Ehty thousand.
are reported t@ 5 hvested at Ma
mour stroy = brtihed Belgian
city. >
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GERM = after Great Loss.

Rome/ =. 9 dst pa dispatch
from avs the Germans suffer-
ed tT J GUS losses attempting to
reta ethasen from the French.
Two .ments were annihilated and
many officers killed.
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English Channel Network of Mines.
Washington. Aug. 1.-THE State
department has been informed that
the English camel will be mined from
end to end to offset the effect of mines
planted by the Germans.
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Flour a !DOllur I'm.

minneapolis. August I1.-Flour
mar advanced n dollar barrel.
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Austrians Banishd From France.

Paris. August 11.-Twenty-five
hundred Austrians were today order
ed to leave France.
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Battle In SCrVia,

Nish, Aug. 12.--The Servians an
nOunCc that n heavy battle is raging
between Austrians and allied Mon