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Cin1e Cables
IRON MOUNTAIN TIME CARD
TRAINs ARnINE

No. s93-From local points be-
 tween Benton and Hot
 Springs on local freight train
 tdaily except Sunday ...... 6s15 am. No. 205-F'rom M phls,
 Wynne, Bald Knob, Little
 Rock and Benton ...........1o:15 am. No. 17-From St. Louis. Chi
 cago, Kansas City. Memphis
 Little Rock. Texas and Cali fornia ,.............:.. :..... 9:2O a. .m. sas City. Fort smith. Little Rock and Texarkana ....... ago pm. No. S43-From St Louis Kan
 sas City, Memphis, Little
 Rock. Pine Bluff and Texas. 10fs D m.
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OakeS Stable

For New Hu1gIes, Mountain Drive Carriages. Country Trips and Drum mcr Work.
 Calls answered. 0ay or nleht' Board Ing houses speciality.
 HENRY oAkEs. Mgr. ft7 pawer st. Fn0He wv
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ED B. MOONEY TRANSFER co.

Have just completed their hig con crete warehouse. which is now open tor husiness
 WE STORE EVERYTHING. office s4S. Tel NF%
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NOTICE.

In the Garland Circuit Court. Memphis, Dallas &. Gulf Railroad Co., Plaintiff, vs, T. II. Lilly. Defendant To the Above Named Defendant. T. H. Lilly.
 You are hereby notified that the plaintiff. Memphis, Dallas & Gulf Rail road Company, has filed its petition iot t eleven CID, of block nineteen (1O, of Morrison & Bedding Addition to the n e,3an SitSy nS County. Arkansas, for use for its right Of way for side tracks. sidings. build ings, switch yards. etc, and to have the damages for the appropriation of said lots for said purposes assessed, and to have the title to said lots divested out or you and vested in the plaintiff, for rail- road purposes; and that the plaintiff will apply to the Garland Circuit Court to have the damages assessed oh the 23rd day of March, 1914, on the 1st day of the March term. 1914, of said court, or as soon thereafter as the plaintiff can be heard This 3rd day of February, 1914.
 MARTIN & WOOTTON.
 A. J. MURPHY,
 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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M., D. & G. TIME TABLE.

Effective March 18th. 1914. the Memphis, Dallas & Gulf Railroad schedule between Hot Springs and Glenwood will be as follows:
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LOST-On street car, purse contain ing money Reward for return to
 Miss N, B. Gaines, 402 Reserve ave- nue. 3-2S-3t
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LOST AND FOUND

TOST-On United States reservation,
 near Kellytown, gold watch and fob. Suitable reward if returned to 4lS Re
 serve avenue. 3-24-1w
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WARNING ORDER.

in the Garland Circuit Court. Memphis. Dallas x Gulf Railroad Com pany, Plaintiff, against T. H. Lilly. Defendant.
 The defendant. T. II. Lilly, is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, Memphis, Dallas & Gulf Railroad Com- paany.
 Given under my hand and seal of said court on this 3rd day of February, 1914.
 A. c. SULLENBERGER ClerK. c. Floyd Huff. Esq. Attorney ad Litem
 WARNING ORDER.
 Tn the Garland Chancery Court. Mrs. Edith Steele, Plaintiff
 Against Prince Albert Steele, Defendant The defendant, Prince Albert Steele. is warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff.
 Given under my hand and seal of said court on this 23rd day of March, lgl4. (seaD A. c. SULLENBERGER.
 Clerk. H. r. CHAPPEIL Esq,
 Attorney ad Litem.
 By w II MOYSTON. D. c.
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These are exclusive passenger trains and will be daily until further notice.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-09-02
GIGANTIC GERMAN WISE.

French and Allies Being Squeezed To.
Sctllcr and Forced Dac... by Over.
swl'clIning Army.
Paris, Aug. 3s.---Likc a titanic wise
the German armies are squeezing the
allied forces Wnd the French right
and left wings which are steadily
being forced, back toward Paris.
ut is admitted today that the fleft
wing has Observation-Disclosures from Ber-
gian frontier sto tine sunime river and
to Amiens. 7e .lniles from Paris.
The French right wing for two davs
has made brilliant stand along the
river Meurthe, near 1,ambervillc. de-
partment Of the Yosges'
TIE conflict continues. today. MANY,
French gunners areadropping cxha ust-
ed behind their cannon.
Itsis evident that, TIE Germans in
tend totstrike Paris from the north.
The gigantic battle seems now one
of endurance, Neither man nor horse
is spared in the. coaselcss struggles =
- The losses of'4kfe are probably the
n1ost frightful in. the history Of tie
World. ~ ,-t
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1914-09-02
PEACE POLICY ENDANGERED
MANY NATIONS SEEK AID OF,
UNITED STATES IN EUROPEAN
WAR.
Believed That President Wilson Will
Have Difficulty in Answering Pro-
tests and Requests from Fcrcign
Nations.

Washington, Aug. 29.-That Pres
ident Wilson's taste for keeping the
United States neutral was mcetin.
with increasing difficulties was the be-
lief Of the administration circle today.
The Belgian commission to visit the
White House to protest against the
alleged German barbaritieS is expect
Ell as a fOrerunner of many other
visits from foreign interests seeking
to enlist the support of the United;
States. 1t is we'll known that Prcsi-
dent Wilson opposes entangling the
United States in war for any cause
whatever.
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DELEGATION ON THE JOB.
youth Carolinians Back in Congress
After Election.

Washington. Aug. :, 27-The first
member OF the South Carolina dcIcga-
tion to return to his post after the
primary was Congressman Ragsdale,
who attended Wednesdays session Of
the house, and was warmly welcomed
after his victGEy. Mcssrs Byrnes,
Johnson and Lever were also in their
seats today. Great rejoicing. over the
result OF the primary FOR the senator
snip is heard here on all hands.
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French Claim victofy.

Paris. Aug. 2S.--Thc ,was; office
maintains hat the rrcnek array has
been successful In the yoages cam
paIgn. where there has been desperate
nshting Seven thousand German
bodies were found I'm one district.
where they were slain by the French
artillery Lonswy only surrendered
after half the garrison had been kill
ed. a Belgian refugee today declared
mat near the Town OF Chimney German
corpscs are piled twelve feet high.
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Germans ANNOUNCE victory.

Washington. Aug. 2s.-The. German
embassy received wireless bssssage
today asserting that the FreHch and
English northern armies on Sthc Sam
bre and Meusc rivers have been sur
rounded ON all sides blythe Germans.
The German cavalry has reached Os-
tend. Civilians I'm the Belgian town
OF Louvain attacked the Germans and
they were punished by the destruction
Of the city. ~
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TO HAVE IlG!iT.
Work of Constructing Plant at Nc
BCr Progresses.

MCBec. AuC. 2S.-W. l.. McCov is
pushing the electric light plant to
completion and before many .days Nc
h"" people viii he enjoying the bcne-
tit Of. electric lights.
Work on the McBee section of the
National highway is progressing fast
The clay is now being laid This will
be. when completed. one of the best
roads in the South.
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SENATE CONFIRMS MREYNOLDS,
Also Confirms Appointment. of Greg
DRY as Attorney General.

Washington, Aug. 29.-Thc senate
today confirmed the nomination of
Attorney General McRcynolds as JUS
dee of the Supreme Court.
d. Thomas Gregory of Texas, who was
nominated for attorney general, wa-
also confirmed.
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Berlin Panic stricken.

home, Aug. ss.-lsA Berlin dispatch
says that all enthusiasm for the war
has las disappeared. Berlin is panic
stricken with terror at the rapid adj
vance of the Russians. =
= Food scarcity in Germany is assum-
ing alarming proportions. Berlin is
eXpcctingsa siege by the Russians.
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Germans Claim Sweeping Victory,

Berlin, via Copenhagen, Aug. 2S.-
1t Is officially announced that the Ger
man army is hOtly pursuing the
English army defeated at Maubeuge,
and Is threatening to surround them.
The Germans crushed the combined
Franco-Belgian army composed Of
eight corps near Namur. The allies
are fleeing, pursued eastward by the
Germans. The British at Maubeugc
desperately resisted. but were finally
driven across the Semois river.
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RUSSIANS OvERRUN PRUSSIA.
,cpcat cfcatcd With

Germans Repeat cfcatcd With
Loss of y I'D Guns.
waShi"st' - /2s.-The British
embassy .cpOrted that East
Prussi9 - IDLY being overrun by
RuSy 8 Ahe greater part is now
in -an hands. Germans have
" -pcatedly defeated with heavy
S OF men and guns.
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Fall of KOcnigsburg Reported.

ST Petersburg, Aug. 29.-An uncon-
frmcd report was received today that
the Russian army OF invasion has
captured Koenigsburg. East Prussia.
This city is Gcrmany's strongest fort
reSS in East Prussia.
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Three German Ships Captured.

Shanghai, Aug. 29.-A British |
cruiser captured the German ships .
IOrck, SeneSambia and Ferdinand |
today. The Japanese bombardment /
of Using Tao continues.
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- ~ y b -. = T - lIl.lns+ =
Rtissians Capture ,Allenstcin.

london. Aug. 29.-rThe: Russian en-
bassys rsborts that. Russian. army has
occupied Allenstein. 65 ;smiles south
of Koenigsburg, after spirited pppo-
sition by the Germans. The Russians
In hot fight .decimated. an Austrian
regiment in ,Galicia. :
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BARN is BURNED.

Clarendon Farmer Suffers Heavy Loss
W Near Manning.
Manning, Aug. 2S.-John w. Rid
gill, as prominent farmer living four
"iles south Of Manning. ! hat q large
barn With a lot of feedstuif destroyed
by Are abouts o'clock,las night. The
fire was caused the barn being
struck BY lightning, The live stock
wasslh saved, sbut a quantity Of old
corns 'sheaf oats and all the new fod-
der saved this season were destroyed.
The loss iss estimated at.aboute 81, 900.
No insurance. 6 s.*. 80. -. .s,;s
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Russian Army Defeated.

Berlin, Aug. 29.-An official report
states that the Russian army of two
hundred thousand men was defeated
by the Germans at Allenstein i'm East
Prussia.
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1900 BRITISH KILLED.
Germans Kill or Capture 5000 Bel
Sian Soldiers.

BoulOgnc, Aug. 29.-Under a per-
feet hail of bullets all except thirty
out Of two thousand British soldiers
lighting in the trenches were killed at
QOcatiOn censored out).
Five thousand Belgians attempting
to escape from Namur were surround
ed near Deene and all but seventeen
were killed or made prisoners
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Making Slaves Of Bclgians.

Rotterdam, Aug. 29.-The Germans
ordered all Relgians between the ages
of ST and %, residing in Liege and
Tongres to proceed Immediately to
Germany to help in the harvest OF the
crops. : a ,'t>
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Ar SUMMER WHITE HOUSE.
President Wilson Has Left for Cor.
ni~h, y. ~.

8 Washington, Aug. 27.--Prcsidcnt
Wilson left Washington today for the
summer White House at Cornish, y.
IT,, to remain until Tuesday or posi-!
bly, "Wednesday.
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Supplies for German Cruisers.

Galveston. Aug. 29.-NThe German
steamship Nayara is today loading
supplies and water for German cruis-
ers TknownSto De in the Gulf waters.
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TO TIGHTEN BLOCKADE.


tors.
New York, Aug. est was report
cd in shipping circles here today that
six more British cruisers had been
ordered to the Atlantic coast 30 block
ade American ports against the escape
OF German merchant ships and to
clear the North Atlantic Of the
cncmy's warships. The British consul
here would neither confirm nor deny
the report, but the news yesterday
that five cruisers Of the British At
lantic fleet had been ordered to the
Nsiit ~ OF mexico was z,t peinted to as in
atsn M kestd ~
necdedf I'M nortk6rn watefa F|t s
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SUMTER s. Co. WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 2. 1914
British vICIORS ON SEA.
TWO GERMAN BAT"TLESIIIPS DE.
STltOHED AND OTHERS BAD
LIZ CRIPPLED.

Allied Forces Sustain Severe Loss on
Land and Germans Continue Their
Steady Advance Towards Paris. AL
though Allies arc Ifcrccly OppOs-
ing Their PrOgrcss-AdditiOna
Russian Forces arc Pouring into
l'ruSsia-Gcrmans Fire OH Japanese
Cruiser.
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WANT yrEEDx REPLY.
German Ambassador Enquiries into
Delay In A'as wcring Protest OH
Wireless Censorship.

washington. Aug. 2S.---A protest
against the delay OF the United states
In replying to the German injuries
concerning the wireless censorship
Was HE'D with Secretary Of state Bry-
an today. The German ambossodor
told Secretary Bryan that GERMANY
desires immediate action. Secretary
Bryan replied that nc would do all
possible to facilitate the final dccis-
lon Of the government.
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the engagement between the allies
ana Germans was renewed Wednes-
day. There were heavy losses on
Doth sides. The British forces were
exposed to tho attack of five German
corps (twO hundred thousand.)"
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Bclgians Holding Namur Forts.

f, Antwerp .tDelayed) Aug. 2s.--It
was officially stated today .(Friday)
that practicay all the fortY at Namur
are still holding out, though bonn
bardeC 'teadily by the Germans for
nearly Il week.
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Russians Driving Germans.

Riga, Russia, Aug. 2S.-The Rus
slams announce the capture of i'm
mensc spoils Of war from the Germans
at Tilsit. Thr garrison and inhabi-
tants fled. The Russians arc estab-
fishing postal system i'm East Prus-
sia.
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RUSSIAN ARMY MARCHING ON.

Loss % East Prussia Proves u big
blow to Kaiser.
St. Petersburg. Aug. 2s.---The Rus
saan army Is attacking Lemberg. the
capitai Of the Austrian province of
0aicia The Austrian army Is de-
Tending u u hundred and twenty thou
sand strong.
Russian aeroplanes are scouting
over the city.
Russians defeated. the Austrians at
Tomassow In Russian Poland. They
Also beat the Austrians at Mona
stirsyksko and crossed the Dnicster
river without difficulty.
The loss of East Prussia, "the gran
cry Of northern Germany" Is a severe
sSew y the Kaiser.
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Ninety Miles 10 Paris.

London. Aug. 2s..-The Gcrmi,ns TO-
day are within ninety miles of Paris.
The Russians are three hundred miles
from Berlin. The censorship h, more
rigid than ever. .tI b..
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Austria Invaded by ScrVianS.

Eish, Aug. 29.-A Servian army CT
one hundred and twenty-five thou.
sand has invaded Austria and is o.
cupying Valievo.
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s,tfARGEoF BisCTALlFys,
Avstriahs Say Sorvians Beheadct
kT5s zfs. Wounded Men. .tt<y

Esonss Aug! :S.-The Austrian EN-,
oassx issued q statement today charg-
Ing that the Sertians had beheadcd
and mutilated thousands Of wound
ed Aastrians. .f;SaS T., ~
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heir fellow countrymen.

their follow comtrymen. -
Because of the ..noipayment or d;
war levy OF o,ooo'oso,, thes sGernans.
ir is said. thgeaten to seize the fa-
rnous pictures and objects Of art in
the Prussels. museums: 3; w, >
AdviccsS from >chihaae' coastal cities
report the sinlSing.ofsth the German tor
rrdo boat dcstroye1 $50 by the Brit
ish torpedo, boafHg!qdestroyer wellanl
an" the stfaure by the allies of va
rious Gernisr merchsntmen as prizes
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Regular Train Service Abandoned.

Copenhagen, Aug. 23.-A private
diSpatch from Berlin says that the or
dinary railway service in Germany has
been suspended Trains have been.
seized TO rush troops from the west
to the cast in front of where the Ger
mans are hard pressed by the Rus
slams. -
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FOOTBALL PLAYERS TO BAT
TIE,
Movement OH Foot 30 Form Brigade
of Athletes for England.


of Athletes for England.
London, Aug. 2S.-Incorporation of
Il brigade of football players into,Lord
Kitchener'se new army is the latest
proposal to be made in England. Both
the war Office and the football asso.
citation have receivedeit with consider
able enthusiasm. Z MA =
The football association has a mem-
hership Of 1000 trained athletes, wiro,
1t is suggested, might be better cn!-
ploEed in charging the Germans on
the battlefield, than in charging each
other on the football field. The .co,ln-
Gil OF the association is to hold. q
on Monday to decide if these;
1000 men shall be released from their
present engagements' and the football
fields turned into drill grounds
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AllicA Defeated mt Namur.

Berlin. Aux ss.-The defeat of the
English at Maubeuge and Franco Bel
shns. near Nansrr was officially an
nounced today.
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GAlIE REsUn1rs IN TIE,
HagOod and Sumter Teams Play Sey-
en- Inning Contest. =

s sm Inning Contest. ~. g
The Hagepd and Sumter baseball
teams played'a seven inning tie game
yesterday. afternoon at the local
grounds. the score being SIS at the
end OF the contest. Both teams put
up good ball. and the game was a
good one from the spectators point
Of view. -, "a. 9@e
The feature was a home run by
Frank Chandler. .
Batteries: Sumter, Levi and Chan
dlcr; Hagood, Parker and Barrett.
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Japanese. ROmbard Tsingtao.

~ Shanghai, Aug. 29.-The Japanese
continue the bombardment of Tsingtao
The infantry have captured some out
erforts.
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GERMANS BEAT BACK ALLIES.

Fearful Loss of Life i'm General Con.
fiict OF Eleven Days.
Paris, Aug. 29.-Germans have
beaten back the left wing of the al
lies from the Belgian frontier and are
f6% tsdxancirg between. Arras and
Amiens, about so miles from Paris.
Fearful loss of life is reported i'm the
great general conflict which has now
lasted eleven days.
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ALLIES IN GERMAN WISE
In Overwhelming Numbers Teutons Push
Back French and Belgian Troops.

People of Berlin Panic Stricken Approach of Russians
Through Soldiers Suffer Reverse But
tnue Progress With Increased NumbersIaIy Increases
Perpexy of Situation By Demanding Explanation of the
Massing OF Austrian Troops Near Italian Frontier
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Germans Driven Back.

Paris, Aug. 29.-The Germans have
been thrown back from Hirson upon
Chimay.
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Turkey Preparing For War.

Rome, Aug. 29.-Fresh military ac-
tivity III Turkey is reported today. A
n4ISs EeEsQi. GerlElan. oticers-a9e said
to, hafS derived in ToHasAntiKspae! az = !
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Consolidated Aug. 8, 1881.
GERMANS march ON PARIS.
Vanguad of Vast Horde Which is Pouring
Into France Only go Miles From Capital

Many Conflicting Reports German Losses and
Censorship Strcter Than Ever and Little News Can Be
Secued-ltaians and Austrans Massing Forces on Bor
des OF Their Countries in Case War is Declared
SLAMS Continue March Into Prussia, Now Three Hundred
Miles From Berlin.
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Fortify Ostcnd Against Germans.

London, Aug. 29.-The British ma.
rines are fortifying themselves at Os-
tend. ...
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VIII MOVE FRENCH CAPITAL
Preparations to Move 6ovornmcsal
Scat 20 BosAesux. y

london. Aug. 2s.-A letter received
frem Paris by a hish governmsHt Of
ficisi says that prcparations ssfe be.
Ing made To move the French COW
ernment To Bordeaux. s.Ns ~
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WHOLE REGIMENT wIPED s5tr
Asstrians Annihilate MutinopS ,ol,
n. dicrs. 4. 49,

Rome. Aug. 2s.--It Is reported that
ths entire Csach regiment Of sevsRty-,
fvs hundred men was annihiht tsi bS
the Austrianss when sit muup3@d and
refused to hght against ssrvfos :
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Malincs Wrecked by German Artillery.

: Ostend, Aug. 29.-Germans bonn
barded Malines Thursday and Friday,
practically wrecking the city. They
occupied the city briefly and then
withdrew,
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British Fight Against Odds.

London. Aug. 2s.-Premier AsnuitR
announced In parliament today thdt
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Austria Declares War on belgium

Rome. Aug. 2s.--Austrla today de-
clarcd war on Bcigium. -l'.
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Paris. Aug. as.-A wodnaed
1ouave officer arriving today 1esti-
rctes the German losses in the three
days battle at Charlerotat sixty thou
sand killed and w0uhdcd. Whoip
ranks Of the Germans were moved
down with schrapnel. 2
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is.oss BRITISH sOLDIER& DEAD


London. Aug. 2S.-A dispatch from
0stsnd says that German soldiers at
Courtrai declare that over ten thou
sand British soldiers have been kill
Cd In Belgium In the recent fighting.
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ITALIAN ULTIMATUAf TO AUSTRIA

Demand for Explanation OF MObiIi.a-
tion of Austrian Army Oh ItaIy's
Frontier.
Rome, Aug. 29.-It is reported that
Italy has sent an ultimatum to Aus
tria demanding an explanation within
forty-eight hours Of mobilization Of
Austrian troops on the italian from
tier. 1t is expected that Italy will
declare war on Austria Monday.
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WOULD STOP SPECULATION.
Business Men Advocate Closing Board
of Trade.

Chicago. Aug. 3S..-Banks and busi-
ness men today are openly advocating
closing the Board of fradc to stop
'he wave of speculation In grain ard
provisions. (.
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2 Ra.h sssiasl5 tsoops. Near Tea
), {, q BssksdSs. IS s. ~
! Rome. A i,lssrse forces Of
ltssdh troop e, conc nceptratlng along
the Adiserix ahundred tsi1fs south
of the. Austf border. Ahsifialis afe
mass.ps near the Boundary
The situat Gf..icai Austria has
praersd a,1 slisp scqrresponuents to
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"A German Avalanche.

Paris. Aug. 2S.-Thc Germans have
swallowed LOngwy, Iron gate to
France" and like a vast avalanche are
pouring three million strong though
Luxembourg, and the famous Gap Of
Treves. The Bavarians have joined
tAsssnSiH saxux.xass< hssH pnsrwhle;n-