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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12
Snlsariem mitb Der arteg.
B as Der bulgarif6e @es
innbte Stefan Yana=
retpf5u iagenbat.

Rem Yort, II. 9e8ember. -
StefuH Bunaretoff Der erite bulgarl=
Fhe 9eIanpte in oen 8erainiaten
Stcaten, Der felt einigen 5aqen bier
neilt duberte iido am 5Sreitag ibsr
Die SteGungnahme guIgariens in Senl
eurOpdiiAen &rieg. @r 6emerlte, baB
8ulgarien neutral bleiban purbe, 70
ldnge otefes nit ieinen SS1tereiien iu
Gintlang Itanbe. ioqten jtbo4 Der
Gdltniiie eintret:n, auf 8runo oereu
Sulaurien feline Gage burd) attipe 2tn=
tbeilnobme am &rieg perbeiieru tOune,
10 piirbe es. lpie BanureiOff perii9erte
gegeH Sefterreih 81 5eloe 3iebsn.
pie alIgemetne Meinung in gufs
garien asbt oabin, Iagte ganaretoff,
rbnB 9(qes aet6an tperoen iOQte I'M
bie Gage gulgariens gu beiiern. 8ulz
gariens pplttit gsbt sur 3eit babin,
nur ittne sisenen Snterefen su for.
bern. 6ierin itnb iid ale 9arteieH
einiq. gBir iino pillen5 neutral 3I
hleiben falls mir hierburh erIungeiI
t0rnen, mag na6 unIsrer gfniiht uns
pon Re6tspeoen geb0rt. Dir babsn es
iopett nod nift fir notbtDenOig eraA
tet am &rteq tbcil5une9mcn unb es
fam Ttin, bab unIere Regierung BON
ben beutf6en @erbiiro.ten 3uIiferuus
Gen erlanot lat. bnB mir gebietsentz
i9GbiQung oaFiir srbdlten peroeu,
baB mir neutral bIeibeu."
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12

Shlummer aeihloiIen, innig betrau-
ert niht nur DON ibren Mnaeb0rigen,
fonoern auh bon ben pielcn Greunben,
lpelds fie fif) i'm 9dufe Der Sabre
cur9 ibre s,srsensgiite uno ibre per-
i6nlide aiebeusniirbigfeit su erfperben
geipuBt bate Gag iino Stunbe Der
8eerbislng finb fotueit mod nidt an.
btrciimt tporben.
Die geifsbund Der ffer6li1sn 6ills
ron 5rI. SteIla &Iotter, bic
in gbilubslpbid bic Q(ugen gum eipigeH
Snluminer aei9loifsn bat. nirb am
montda Moraen lin 3eb1 Lbr bonn
Srauerhanie, RO. 1880 gucliD 9tpe.
drs itdttfinben.
glam I1naerem qeiber bat eeItern Elm
tefunnter heutider 9iiraer, Serr
Satob fSifder in ieiner Wob=
nltna To. 1442 .yobn Strcbe, bic
2lue'- Gum etpisen S8lummsr as=
fhloiien. Die aunbe bon bein g(bs
leten oiefes tpaferen Wannes ipirb
aliieiiia nit aufriftiasr 5rauer bsrs
nOmmen ipsrStn unb bic eramusbsua=
ten sinterbIiebenen, in etiter Clinic
bic Ihfpsr aepriifie WittiDe, Syrau
Carrie Slider. aeb. araeHer,
biirfen bei Der SeimIutund. bic iie Be.
trcffen, Der inniaiien Shsilnaame pere
fitert fein. 5c- nnb Gtunbe Der
gssrbiauns iinb ioipeit nod nidt ans
beraumt tporben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12
SerfaiimngsiuiSrig
ST laut ntfaeibuug bes
QppeIattons 9eri9ts
oas 2lr6eiter Gnt.
9dbigungg @eIeB
- @ on II r.
in 6 tg.

'' - "
Sronttort, 81 b. IL, DEG.
Sas Stats apP'uatIonsaerIGt 3dt
oas IN Oislem Sabre 9pH Der 9taats-
gelesgebun9 an9crommens @roetter'
gnpaaol8ln9s9sleB Tur OerfalluH9S'
ipiorig srtlart. Dtsle Sntl4stOun9 er-
lO,sle, lUeIl D's 1'"IO'''a. O's 9''1''''
lDns9'nl's Oct ""Fal w. O1B Ou'V
pas 0elsP ps 0tFIl'maOS DIT
StaatsoerTa1ma oerleBt ptto. Iaut
nsi6er bic 6nftpflic6t eines gtrbe:i
oe6ers ribt beihrdntt uerben bari
0is gp;nnerbeit nss R,84.rfons,;.
'''U''Er'' ~, ~ 49, =, ,'''rs'
u'l's, ple Gun 9u'au''eH D" @ui'l'e"
oes 9eleBes abga6 bemertt in otslenI
Document, OaB &eutud1 Der erite
Staat 1T. Der Elm oerartiges @eieB
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12

gelegt purben a.:o aus pel9c y
8runoe oies geIGeben lit.
n0as Gegen Der Wtinen bat III
Shpeoen sroBe 2tufregung Oeruriodt
uno Die prefe lit boiler @ntruftuug
oarii6er. Ginige Der 3eituugen BE-
6dupten, bdB Die Minen ppn DeutiG=
lanO 9elegt pOroen ieien, unb iie oer-
langen, OaB bic OeutI6e Rsgierung
eine @nti4doigunQ be3dblen IOlle.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12

Der Teger 5bomas parts, BON
30. 1890 5aplor Qaeb, lssgt nit siz
nsr Gdnitt unb Sti9punbe am uns
terlsib i'm iterbenben 3uitanb i'm itdb.
tifdtu Grantenbdus barnieber. Yarfs
gerietb i'm 9auie $40. $40 i5rseman
apenue angsblitmit bem Neser Wil-
linm 9orIeb in Streit in beiIen 9er=
lauf Dorisp BON ieinem Meifsr @es
6raud gemaht baben ica. Der 5bd.
FIR idl fliihtia.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12
an strsit uerItbt.

ssn einsm Gtrtit NIT isinsm 9faiIs.
gsnoiisn Dan slnberion, trug ssitsrn
Der SO Sabre alte Negsr Dan Gorcos
ron, Der i'm Contribution Camp Der
g., 8. II. 9. Yabn, an Der gpnns
StraBs tbdtis III einen SdGbelbrii1
babOn unb bs5ipeifsln bic 9lerste bes
itdbtiiden arontenbduIss ben Damn
ipisber bsritellen gu tonnsn. glnbers
ION icII isineu @snpIIm NIT sinem
6dmmsr BET elmer 2lussinanb.rfsbung
l6sr ben a0pf ssfsbiassn baden.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12

0urd altss 9eriimpel nnb ef6.
fail entitonb gsftsrn i'm Sauis BON
Caroline JrDnmeper, Rp. 1888 @kns
man Gpsnue Elm Sseuer, bas sinen
Sdaoen BON $40 anridteie.
~ aus unbefanntsr llrTaGe ents
itanb asitern Rahmittag in sinsm
Wanbihrunt In Der Mobnung bon
Widael MulIsr. 30. 306 2ongiportb
GtraBe Elm dsuer. bas siusn Stabsn
ron 5000 anri4tsts.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12
Ser aiuerifaniidJe Gams
pier ,,Wcp. Saiuleb"
BON ben britifdsu geb Or.
ben nsuriidaebalten.

2onbon, IL. DECEMBER. Der
ameritaniIfle Ddmpfer r@eorse 6oDe
len, Der am /. yioDember bon geip
gort na4 &opsnbaaen abgins, uno
eer am 80. Npbsmber in 6almoutb
anfam, befinbei ii1 elmer 9lntiinpis
auna Der 2onbpner 3.iturgen 5ufolse.
unter benienissn Sdiffen, oeren 2us
bunssn, ober Sbeile baDcu, suriidges
baltsn tpprben iinb.
Der 0ampfsr 1T Gissnibam ber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12
Sie Imiien
6 rflGren, SEN 8ormari d
Ger 0eutideu aufge-
halten II baben.

= w L u u u y e
halten5u baben.
ct. BeterSburq II. Gej.
Nm 9l6eno purOe bier Die iolgenoe
9efanntmadltna pom @eneralitab er-
(aiicn:
u9tm Gonncriiag untcrnabmen Die
Geutiden BON Mlana Der cine itarfe
Sifenlipe, bel Sag uno bel gtaft, es
gelqng uns aber, iie 5ltriid5uihlaaen.
llniere Srltppen ergrifien ip6ter ieIbIt
Die Sffeniioe un0 oerfolgten Sen ii9
suriid3iebenoen 5ein6.
Y5n ser nor0Ii4 bon 9onit gele.
geuen @egeno madte Ser 6eino IN
Der gsadt pom 8. auf Sen 10. mcbrc.
re beftige glngriffe, luo ou9 pGD-
reno Deg gan3en naditen Cages. @it
ihlugen oieie sltgriffe ab m6 6rad-
ten Sem 6ein0 grobe 8erluite Eel.
g@ir babeu i'm @an5en iieben gtn.
critic 8uriid1eidIagen. Bd3reno Ser
iel6en ocitatteten eirige inlierer
Sruppentbeile Dem 6einoc, gan5 llnba
berdn8utommeu, porauf er nit einem
nl0r6eriideu sSeuer 5uriifgetriebrn
muroe.
nSSn Der GegenO iiiolid bon Sra.
fml ipuroe unIere 0ffeniipe nod am
Sonnerstag fortgeieBt, trOs bes 9ef.
tiger 99ioeritanoeS Der 3eutiGen.
g9ir erbenteten mebrere gcidiiee lno
mnhten 10000 @cianacne.
a2In oen iibligen EDeJlen ser tSrollt
6ct ii9 nidts Bi4tiges trsignet."
@a ptII Rumdnien?
Paris, II. 9e3. a2e Matin"
peroffentli9t eine OepeI9e, in Der be-
bauptet ipiro, baB Der rumGnii9e Mis
hitter bes Snnern, Sonescu, ii6 in fuI>
genoer Weiie geGubert baben loG: nSSrs
seno cine yiution, Die iicb benz jeBigen
Sriege fernbdlt, besebt moraliI9en,
ooIitii9en uuo ipirt6IhaftIi6en Sel6if.
norp. Die rumdnil4e Ration, oemus
tratii9 unO LIBERAL in Ieiner &ultur,
oarf etn ioI9es 9erbre9en ri6t 6ege=
ben. Der ieBise Sriss bietet ibr cine
DorSiigli6e @elegenbeit, ibr qrOgrdmm
our6Sufiibren. obne Die llna6bGngias
teit uno bic Sreibeit bes aDnisrei9s
gu sefGbrben."
Das 2esen BON Ulinen an
Der 9ipebii den Sii fte.
Stodbplm, IL. DECEMBER.
Dos Miniiteriim bes gleuseren bat
cine llnteriu9uns in 9esug ouf bas
2egsn bon Mirn in i9lpsOiTden 9ss
lrGHern dnseor6nst, pOour9 bic
Shiffabrt bes 9anbes beoeutsnbsr
S4ooen 5iieefiigt puros. Der Sdupt-
sped Der llnteriu9uns lit Der, fsitau.
itensu, Dpn tpeIder Natiou bic Minen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12
1tnfaQ.

- einen sfiidli5en Sturs battle
1sitern Der 80 Sabre alte Gilbert
WelIs, bon go. s26 SIt peorI Strus
BE. Der WlGnn fisl BON bsm Dad
zines Saufss auf einsn NIT Wsidiioff
beldbenen Magen II. 5og ii9 nur cine
leidis @erlebung am aopf gu, bic i'm
itdbiii6en &ranfen5aus perbunbsn
tplirhs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12

Bolton Ii. @irginia Transportation
Gompanb.
Gin 2anoungS @e rIu3 Der
&u fen Bel 8atum BON
BEN : Siirtenperettelt.
&Onitantiuopel, pia Con.
bon, II. 8e3ember. - Sine am 5rei-
tag Der0ffentIi4ts oFfiaieae getannt-
ma6uug lautet pie folgt:
.llnter bsm S4uB einsa &riegs-
fdiffes oerlu9ten am Sonnerstag bic
RuiIeu in Der Ndbs bon @ounih, liio.
lid bon Baum, in SranstautaIien
5ruppen gu IanOen, nm BON bort aus
uniere Sruppsn flantiren gu t0nnen.
Sic rpuroen nit I6tperen 8srIuitsn
3uriitgei9ldgen.
Die tiirtiiden 5ruppen BADEN Geoa
feieBt. IS lit bies Elm peiterer
S4ritt in gerbinbunq nit Der 9elas
gerunq Der ruiiif6eu SeefeIfuu9 ga-
tam, DON Der Ganoieite Der. glut
III pie @erbinbunq Der Gufen 3pi=
i6en Dem o6eren uno Dem unteren
5beil bes 9t0iaara 5bales untsrbro>
den.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12
SAihsHsAriAteH.

Rem gort, IL. Deg. - etbsss.;
! y9lntonio 2opeS" na4 Gabi5.
8oton. glnset.: nGanppic" bon
Heapel.
0enud. slnget.: ssaOrmina'
bon Rem Yort.
&openhasen. qlnsei.: ~Sss
far H. BON Rem Yort. - 9lbsssdns
gen: .llniteb staiss" naA glsp Dcrs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12
Gr6eutetc @olSiuaaren.

Ginbrs6er, bic Der Mpbnung BON
0orrp 9inbel. 20. 631 Wsaple 2lpenue,
sineu unsriDiinihten 8efu9 abitattse
ten. erbsutetsn goIbpaaren i'm Nert6
bon $245.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12
Serletitns ber @emtralitdt
ieiteits Der S9iueiS
Goll BON bem brttii d en-
GeIanbien in gernpers
ldnetporoenfein.

Berlin, II. Ge5ember. Sin in
Der S6peis Iebenber 9tmeritaner be-
ri6tet, OaR Der 6titiiAe 8eIanbte in
Bern bic Tdpsi)srii9e &egicrun1 I'M
bic Grlau6niR erfu9t babe, Die Suns
tentclearapbeuitution auf benz ct.
GoitbdrDt fir arieagSpete beuubeH
su Oiirfen. uno baB Elm Mitglieb ees
IdblpeiSeriichsn gunbssratbes. er6ittert
ii6er bieIen 9srIuh gum gteu,
iralitdtsbruA Der idtpet5eriIhen
Rssierun1 -erdtben babe, bdb
tie bic 9lbbsrufur1 bes BRITT
iter @eianbten 6. 9rant Duff. Der=
lauaen io[le.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12
Nmr brei Gage.

@ nm m Uniform n nit gMpaa nn mon
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-12-12
III Der MUSIK-HAIIE

samtaa BEN Y. Se5smber, 1880 = bis 1880
Montas, bsu a. Selsmber, 1880 Bis 10:3O.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-31
WILL DESTROY TURKISH EMPIRE.
British Government Has Warned Turks
Plainly.

London, Aug 81, 2:05 a. m.-The
Daily Telegraph's diplomatic correspond
ent In an article printed to-day says
Turkey may declare war at any mo-
ment. 1t is now only matter OF a few
DAYS, possibly few hours.
"All efforts Of the powers in the triple
entente have failed, and the London en-
bassy admits the situation very grave.
The military party, now dominant in
Constantinople, has reached the conelu-
sion that the present is the best time
to secure the restoration of Macedonia
and the Egean islands.
German officers and men are being
poured into Constantinople TO help the
Turkish army and navy. Turkey aP-
parently counts on the Balkan states
ouarreling among themselves while Tur-
kew fights Greece, but it seems likely
that Turkeys declaration of war against
Greece will be regarded as a hostile act
bv the triple entente. which viii send a
feet to dispose of all the Turkish and
German ships.
"The British government has warned
Turkey plainly that in starting any cam
paign at this time she signs her own
death warrant"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-31
WOMAN SEVERELY BRUISED.
When Attacked by Her Husband in
Burlington.

Burlington, Aug 3I.-Peter Phillips,
who with Mrs. Phillips has been in the
public eve for some time, again sprang
into the limelight last evening when he
met Mrs Phillips near the railroad
bridge below Athletic park and followed
up several threats with an assault on
the woman. Phillips then disappeared
and the officers who went after him were
unable to get track of him. He had his
little girl with him when last seen. Just
how the quarrel between the two started
is not known but it is known that Mrs.
Phillips went down TO a house near the
bridge and that Phillips followed her.
When they met they INDUCED in a
violent quarrel and a man attempted to
interfere but he was warned of, accord
ing to his story. by Phillips hourishing
a revolver. The fight eliminated with
the woman being struck in the head
with a stone or brick OF the butt Of the
gun. Phillips. with the little girl. then
took TO the track and was last seen
going through the tunnel. The woman
bled profusely hut her injuries are not
serious. being confined TO cut on the
head. The police patrol wagon was
summoned but Phillips had obtained too
much Of a lead to be caught.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-31
LURID TALE MERE FANCY.
Boy Finally Confessed He Poisoned Horse
and Robbed House.

Rutland, Aug, 3l--The mystery sur
rounding the poisoning of horse owned
by Frank Leonard OF Tinmouth about
six weeks. ago was cleared up last night
through chain OF events which led to
a confession upon the part OF the per-
petrator of the act, John Tureett, boy
between IL and Is years old, who was
adopted by Mr.. Leonard. The boy came
TO Vermont from a New Hampshire Y
stitution for orphans. At the time =
horse was poisoned an investigate *
made but no clues could be fep' ~ g.
ing to the guilty person. ~
Yesterday while Mr.. an@ ~ leonard
were at church their hom,~N q entered
and various articles stolen. Upon their
return the Tureott hoy told a story OF
seeing a man leave the house carrying
a mindlei The boy, who said he had
been to a neighber's to get the mail, em-
bellished his story by saying that when
he returned he saw a man leaving the
house and that the man carried bun
die.
He said the man shot at him and
showed two bullet holes in his sleeve
An investigation of the premises
showed that Mrs. Leonard's pocketbook
containing a small sum of money, was
missing and that hammer, law book,
halter, safety razer, boys hat and a
coat had been taken. Word was sent to
the authorities and States Attorney B..
i. Stafford and Deputy Sheriff d. A..
Barker went to Tinmouth. The boy told
the officers the same story but the dep
uty sheriff had talk with the lad and
told the boy he was not telling the
truth. The boy weakened and asked
Deputy Sheriff Barker to forgive him for
lying. The officer said he would do so
and a lantern was procured and search
instituted for the missing articles.
Beneath the seat of an old sleigh in
the barn was found the money which
had been taken from the pocketbook.
The boy led the officers to a stone wall
several rods from the barn, where the
ppcketbook was located. The law book
was found considerable distance away,
also hidden In the wall. and the hat and
coat had been buried in a nearby field.
The safety razor wns found secreted in
another stone wall The hammer and
halter were also found hidden in differ
ent places. The boy led the officers TO
the places where he had concealed the
articles.
When the missing articles had been
accounted for the young man was fur
ther examined and during the talk con-
fessed that he poisoned Mr.. Leonard's
horse by giving the animal paris green.
The boy was brought to the house of
correction and will be given a hearing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-31
TWO BROTHERS ELUSIVE.
But They Were Finally Landed in Court
One Heavily Sentenced.

For his part in scuffle on the pool
room steps at Websterville Saturday
night and subsequent events in which
he is alleged to have figured, Enrico
Casartelli was sentenced to serve not
more than nine months nor less than
eight months in the house of correction
at Rutland before Judge II. w. Scott
this morning, and his brother, Salvatore
Casartelli, was fined $40 and costs on
breach Of the peace charge Enrico's
heavy sentence is directly due to the
fact that he assaulted Officer William
McKane after the latter had been sum
moned to the pool-room to quiet the riot
ers. Officer McKane was put under oath
before the magistrate to-day and AL.
lowed to tell his story. n
According to the officer, the brothers
Casarteili were embroiled in a fratricidal
struggle when he and Deputy Sheriff,
James Cummings arrived. Enrico CAST
artelli is alleged to have struck the Off
Ger, Mckane, two distinct blows a mo-
ment before he leaped from the officer
wagon after the arrest. He was re-
arrested near the Websteryille school
tpusG ldlti bu LuG ShAIit ulEHb anu NhS
brought to police headquarters in this
city The other Casartelli was turned
over to Deputy Cummings, from whom
he escaped near the village and set out
for his clearinghouse. where he was dis
covered and again taken into custody
Sunday morning
When testifying in their own behalf,
the Casartelli brothers disclaimed any
knowledge of having assaulted or evaded
the officers. declaring that they were
both intoxicated when the constable and
the deputy appeared at the pool-room.
Salvatore made arrangements to pay a
fine and the costs, which amounted to
$40, while the brother, Enreo, was
turned over to the sheriffs department.
He will be taken to Rutland tonight
or tomorrow morning. States Attor-
ney j. Ward Carver had charge of the
prosecution.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-31
BRITISH CASUALTIES
BETWEEN 5000 AND 5000
Army Is Rested, Refitted and Reinforced
and Is Again Ready TO Meet Next
Onslaught of It's Enemy.

London, Aug. 3l.-After four days OF
desperate fighting, the British army in
France is rested, is rehtted and rein
forced for the next great battle, accord
ing to an announcement by Lord kitch-
ener, secretary Of state for war.
In statement based on reports from
Sir John French, commander OF the
British e1peditionary forces. the secre-
tary saws that the British, after strug-
Cling against tremendous odds. retired
to q new line OF defense, where they
have not been molested since Thursday.
Their casualties are between 5000 and
5000
Since this fighting ceased, the French
on the right and left have brought the
German attaak to a standstill Il Is
declared
Lord Kitchener's statement. which was
issued through the medium Of the OH
cisl information bureau. follows:
Although the dispatches Of SIR John
French as % tie resent battle have not
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-31
ENGLISH "UFTERLY DEFEATED"
According to German Report OF Battle
at ST. Quentin.

Berlin, Aug. 81, by way of Copenhagen
and London.-Fhe correspondent at Ser
man headquarters of the Deutsches Tag
esehe Tages Zeitung, reports the defeat
OF the English at st. Qnentinj accom-
panied by great losses: The army, ut
terly defeated, he says, found its retreat
barred by masses of German cavalry.
The correspondent adds:
at is particularly satisfactory that
the English suffered not only the
loss OF their communication with
the northern French army but also
their communication along the road 10
the west and their depots, which, ae-
eording to French statements, they had
established at Maubeuge.
'The army of General Ven Kluek is In
energetic pursuit and In a position to
advance further"
Other correspondents describing the
events at bouvain. say that superior
court martial condemned to death NUM-
erous individuals who had been seized
with arms In their hands, Among these
were two elergymen who had distributed
ammunition among the French regulars.
Lieut.. Qen. Hopfgarten Of the 0oth
German brigade. reserve infantry, was
slightly wounded. There was go cas-
uaIties in his command. The l26th In
infantry from Wurtemberg suffered s35
ca .uaties, Among these was Jacob Wet
eel of Salem. Ohio, who was slightly
wounded The sDth regiment Of Saw
eTne had 1871 casualties.
The general staff published the fol-
lowing
"Our troops in Prussia, under com
mand of General Won Handenberg, after
a three days batt4I In the district OF
Ginaunhurg and OrtelsbuTg, East Prus-
sla, defeated a Russian army consisting
of lve army corps and three cavalry di.
visions.
"Our troops are now pursuing the enc.
my beyond the frontier"
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-31
10000 RUSSIANS TAKEN
PRISONERS OF GERMANY
Reinforcements for Germans Have Ap-
peared in Prussia and at Some Points
Have Taken the Offensive Against
Russian Invaders

Terrific fighting continues the Austro-ussian trohef
Roth the combined Austrian and German forces and the Russian
armies the advantage Berlin reports the capture o oO
Russians From Austrian 1t claimed the Russians are
benp pursued in the direction of Lubn in Russian Poland
Earlier advces from ST. Petersburg stated that tne
were active chiefly In the vicinity of Lubn news dlspatch
from ST. Petersburg the Russian advance IN East
is proceeding and repeats the earlier Russian claim Oh
in Galaca ], r;a fro,4
Fresh forces have appeared on the Pussian o
according to British official report This bears out the recent
statements from Belgium that the Germans were WnaaWln8
troops from the front to reinforce the Austroeah
lines in the east ,,, - ~
Jp to late to-day official announcements had oeeh mace a.
London or Paris dispatches indicate that the Germans are
rssino toward Paris army within 90 miles OF the
French capital Par, preparing for siege outgoing Trains
nest are arriving to reinforce ctys Notifications
Dover reports that firing seemingly from vessels along the
French coast, heard this morning
Paris Aug 81, 1908 p All night long, troops from the
south and have been arriving at the capital ao
nasng by rail the city locations in the encrcng f
catons to which they been assigned There great ac
v on the part of the military IN competing the
details of the plans for the defense of Paris
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-08-31
ORDERED TO RAzE HOMES.
Buildings Were Found to Be in Range of
Fire at Paris.

Paris. Aug. 81. 5:35 a. m.-The decree
issued by the military governor ordering
all residents OF the district within action
of the city's defending forts TO evacuate
and destroy their houses within four
davs from to-day. was a formal notice
10 inhabitants Of the military zone, al
though army engineers recently made a
tour OF the envirOns Of the forts and eX-
planned that tenants might be called on
to destroy their property which was
deemed an obstruction.
Many houses in the line Of fire are
occupied by poor people whose sons are
now at the front. A large number Of
these families lack resources and will
be without refuge. Nevertheless they
took the situation without complaint, al
though some addressed a petition to. the
military governor. requesting that he
use the power vested IN him only a. a
last extremity.
Preparations for . retrenched camp
also took another form yesterday.
Enormous stocks Of food were placed in
the state warehouses for the provision
ing Of Paris. The Bois De BouloEne pre-
ssnss a picturesque aspect. II has been
in effect transformed into vast pasture
allied with cows and sheep. These ami
mails have been divided into groups and
are guarded hv reserves wearing the
large shirtz Of drovsrs
The beautiful surroundings n the
Chateau Of Bagatelle have been given
over entirely - sheer. The sheep herd
ers are mau called cut hy the mohihEa-
zion. The number of sheep psstured IN
the rark exceeds lo.ool