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aboard her again. They were too
much used up after their struggle in
the water to he Of any use to us, ana
1t was the luckiest thing / ever saw
that we didn't lose any Of them.
Fight Dangerous Current.
Ihen. at my request. the captain
Of the Fruitera took us in tow and
took us up to point about half
mile to windward of the Warrior,
where we cast off, figuring that from
that point we could set ourselves
alongside. We miscalculated the first
time. and though my men rowed un-
til their tongues hung out, we were
swept past under the stern, just near
enough to make out the crew and the
ladies watching us from her deck.
The second time. though. the
fruitera towed us UP TO windward
ana so close inshore she didn't miss
much of going aground herself. and
this time We came broadside on the
| warriors port quarter as neat as you
|, please.
"Once alongside. We We're In con-
paratively smooth water. though the
current was running like a mill-race,
was all ready for some excitement
in transferring the ladies. but both
the duchess and Mrs. Nanderbil, were
as calm as a May morning. We got
the whole five aboard in jiffy, and
had room for the balance of the crew.
But they wouldn't como. The captain
said he'd stick by the yacht, and the
whole crew was with him.
We'll We didn't have any time to
argue. SO we finally compromised on
three seamen to help us pull oars and
then we got some of the ladies' hand
baggage and set out on the return
trip. 1t was touch and go for Sec
ond I thought sure as fate the current
was going to put us slap into the
breakers. But my fellows rowed like
fiends and we just skinned through
and soon we had the whole party safe
and sound on the Almirante'e decks.
I'VE went back again about an
hour later. but none of the crew
would leave. So We took the servants
and the baggage. This time l had the
current sized up TO a nicety and we
had NO trouble"
All the officers of the .Amirante
join with Mr.. Edwards in praising the
GOODNESS Of the entire Vanderbilt par
ty. and particularly of the manner in
which the Duchess OF Manchester and
Mrs. Vanderbilt withstood their trying
experience.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION.

qualified electors Of the city Of Grand
Forks. North Dakota. duly .fled and
city, asking that special election be
called. submitting the question as to
whether or not the city of Grand Forks
shall adopt the commission plan Of gov
ernment and become Incorporated un-
laws Of North Dakota for the year 1sii
and acts amsndatory thereto. and in
cd and adopted by the city council Of
the mayor Of said city to cali q special
1s ss eaS;y Mars
tion to the qualified electors OF said
Notice 10 hereby given to the auali-
North Dakota. that on Monday. March
2, 1914. from the hours Of 8 O'clock a.
M. continuously until o'clock p. m.
ssa syyten s.y ss1s pr.enes @ ss nea d n e
subasittins to the auslidsd i eieetors Of Of
siid city. the following questions to be
said city: ~ "
I. For city charter under com. -,
sion system Of government Ll
Against city charter under -
sen,naS. e9mmission system Of gov
The following places are the places
Aesignated as the voting or polling
First Ward-City litter plant.
Second o " WardEAriington Park hotel.
Fourth Ward-old City hall. Third
st. and International avenue:
Fifth Ward-First precinct, Interna.
tiopal Ave. fire hall.
Fifth Ward-second precinct. 1915
Sixth Ward-First precinct. 41a
Sixth Ward-second precinct. 5.3
North Eighth St.
seventh Ward-s24 Cottonwood st.
The polls at such polling places shall
b continuously Kept open from 9
elsction day " ana no longer. =" ~
Dated ct Grand Forks. North Dakota,
this 3rd day Of February, 1914.
n. F. Murphy.
Attest: Mayor.
Chas. J. Evanson,
City Auditor.
> eF.e. !. to ss.l
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In Brussels. Belgium, they have ar
ranged a special transfer and carriage
service to carry drunken persons
home at late and unseenily hour.
The new scheme only recently put in
to effect has met with the most wide
spread appreciation and greater de-
mands are being made upon it all
along.
In fact this is said to offer one of
the few. objections to the scheme.
The ease and accuracy with which
one may reach his own door after an
evening Of gayety has encouraged
many timid ones to take advantage
of the recent departure and join in
the revelings of the merry makers.
So that in a certain sehse the new
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cab service for souses does not sup.
port the cause Of temperance.
Should the idea find favor In this
country 1t would undoubtedly fase
become fixture. AT present the dif.
ficulty attendant upon reaching home
with safety keeps many in the narrow
path of sobriety. Especially Is this
true with male married person. Hu
friends. but the prospect Of a bitter
greeting from his wife upon reaching
home often inhibits his minglfng with
scottish companions.
The drivers of the cabs in Bruss
sells are said to be particularly exc
pert at putting their charges safely
in bed without arouslng the rest u
the house. PA
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JAMES WILSON'S PICTURE
TO HANG IN THf. CAPITOL

Washington Feb 12.-James
Wilson, former secretary of aSri-
culture. reappeared yesterday at
the department over which he go
long presided ana this time he
intends TO stay. despite changes
i'll administration. But the former
secretary didn't appear in person.
Instead, he came in portrait and
the government paid his mileage.
Congress appropriated $1,000 for
his likeness. and il was done by
William Merritt Chase Of New
York. 1t is a life-size. three-quar-
ter length portrait of Mr. Wilson.
and will he hung in Secretary
HoustonS office.
Z Z 4
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COURT SAYS COUNTY MUST PAY.
Clerks Can Collect for Indexing Vita
Statistics Under New Law,


Fergus Falls, Mimi, Feb. 12.-Judge
Roeser. Of the district court. handed
down a decision today in the case
brought by Clerk of Court G. Fl. Gard
against Ottertail county to collect ST..
400 for making a complete index of
births and deaths. as provided by a
law passed at the recent session Of the
legislature. The clerks, under this law,
are paid cents for copying and MAX
ing certain notations after each name,
in addition to their regular compensa-
ton. The county commissioners re-
fused to allow the BILL holding town.
ship index was sufficient under the
law. but the court holds otherwise,
and awards MIR. Gard Judgment for
the full amount claimed. The county
originally attacked the constitutional
tty of the law. but lost on that point
in the supreme court.
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BRAINERD SELLS BONDS.
$75,OOG Issue for City Hall Bid in by
Minneapolis Firm.

Brainerd. Mimi. Feb. 12.-The s75.-
600 bonds for building "A city hall were
sold to the Wells & Diclley Co, OF
Minneapolis, at premium of S3.025.
Among the bidders were the E. +. Parr
company. Cutter. May & Co., John Nu-
ween & Co.. Farson. Son & Co., III. T.
liolz & Co.. Bolger. Mosser & Will
Jams and the Harris Trust and Savings
bank, all of Chicago, and the Mime
apolis Trust company. the Minnesota
Loan and Trust company of Minneapo-
lis, and the First National bank OF
Erainerd
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900 DRIVEN INTO STREET.
Flames Attack Il New York Factory
Building

New York. Feb. 12.--SiN hundred
men, women and children. $50 fam-
lies. We're driven to the street in the
snow by a four-alarm fire which
wrecked a flve-story factory building
in East Thirty-fourth street yesterday.
The building is in the heart of "Corco-
rams Roost." and surrounded by tenc-
ments, all of which We're emptied. The
less is about 100000.
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DEPORTED AFTER 20 YEARS.
Black Hills Prcspcc.Or and Delinquent
Is Being Returned to Old Country.
Minimum charx% ssa

food enough to supply nearly a. whole
family. u ticket to Sweden and $50 In
his pocket. Nels Pierson of Roubaix,
prospector who last fall pleaded
guilty to setting fire to some timber.
was deported by the county commits
sioners. l'ierson was believed to be
mentally deficient and was first COM
nlitted to an insane asylum, but the
government authorities took the view
that as he was still a citizen of Swed-
en-, although having lived here over
twenty years. he should be deported.
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FROZEN BODY FOUND HANGING.
Insane Woman of st. Charles Used Silk
Scarf For Moose.

Winona. Mimi. Feb. 12.-Alrs. De-
borah Bowling OF st. Charles, aged 6S.
committed suicide by hanging herself
at midnight by Il silk scarf in the
barn at the rear of her home. She had
not been right mentally for some time
and had threatened to take her life
and all rope had been removed from
the house. She arose when all others
In the house We're asleep. She was
missed ut 2 o'clock a. III. and and her
partly frozen body was found in the
barn.
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PLANS SCIENTIFIC MANAGEMENT
Industrial Commission starts Inquiry
Vl,.nt

10 IsrOtPc: LMbOrers.
Washington. Feb. 1o.-Perfection
of the so-called scientific manage
ment' Of shops and factories SO that
both laborer and the employer may be
beneticiaries Of increased efficiency
resulting from its operation. is the
object of an investigation launched
by the United States commission on
industrial relations. a resolution au-
thorizing the inquiry sets forth that
the benefits admitted to be possible by
scientific management should be so
distributed that they may prevail
without sacrificing the health of the
workers or resulting i'll adding great
er fatigue and body strain to the lab
orers' lot.
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PERSONAL

ANYONE HAVING DISEASED EYES
s,rensensa MsH wdA 50 to they sye osh their asss syss
glasses will find 1t to their advantages
to address Box SO. Route ., Halstead,
MINI.
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Secretary Foster of the Giants. an
nounces that all of McGraw's men
will be in line when the band starts
the parade across the field onopenins
day.
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WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO RENT

WANTED TO RENT-SEVEN ROOM
modern house: north end preferred
Call 610-J Tri-State; ask for Mrs.
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HOUSES ron nExr-tc..,,...a,
WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.

WATCH GRAND FORKS GROW.
For Rent.
3<5-Furnished 0 room, all modern
house South 9Th st.
$50. 81 room. all modern house. South
sso-ss g, room' all modern house. So. +th
sss-ss. 8. room. all modern house, So. srd
$2S-S room house, all modern but heat.
No. 4th st.
ss5-! room house, all modern but heat.
4th Ave.
81 room house on No. 9TH st.
SEQ jyr room ,o., hSuse: all modern but heat.
31O- room cottage on SO. ard st.
a15-small. all modern store. Kittson
y Ave.
$S5--All modern store on So. 3rd st.
$2o-Two rooms in Kelsey Block.
s1o-onice room on No. 9th st.
For Sale.
S1,000-Turniture and fixtures in best
hotel In good town in North
.....-- Dakota; doing a paying busi-
,-., ness; easy terms: thirty beds.
W. II. KELSEY
Kelsey Block.
FOR RENT-s ROOM MODERN FLAT;
city heat. Telephone Tri-State 177I..
FOR RENT-:HoUsEs. f. A. FLAD-
land. 5GIl Tri-State. 66c n. W.
FOR RENT--FIyE ROOM FURNISHED
house. Inquire 321 Walnut.
FOR Rents ROOM COTTAGE, 512
Second Ave. Inquire 1o2 Walnut.
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PHYSICIANS AND
SURGEONS

nks MSTa.RsFHks MMS!athsfssaask MS AZ s. Wl[;se Wliso,
Physicians and; Surgeons
onces Over 20 South Third Strest
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FINANCIAL.

OF S5O0.00. WILL
give S3.500 security, G12 Tin1es.H
aid.
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DIR. ]. q. ARNEBNRu. SPECIALIST
Ear, Eye Nose and Throat
0ver China Halt. Grand Forks. N. N
The evening times., 1914-02-12

DIR. ]. aRASSfCK
Grand Forks. North Dakota
rhyslelans ana Surgeons COntjnued.
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EXCHANGES
FEED AND GRAIN.

MAC DOuGALL FEED Co, 3is KITr.
sepa 0rand Forks; both phones $751;
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FURRIERS

sHND YOUR FURs 70 sH REMoD:
sSs1,:s sss or rig..ss'9R Il Rosrt t. e. the
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DIR. THos. MULLIGAN
NV. SOaL and K: rs 437L and 4
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MEXICO, LAND OF ROMANCE AND
revolution; greatest selling book of
ssickiv hi benanss for you aes
Ter Co, Philadelphia.
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"a PENNY
~ WORD
AGENTS

wANTED-sALEsMEN AND sALEs-
ladies for the city. Steady work and
good pay. Apply between p. NJ.
and r. NJ, in rear Of Skaugs Jew
, glry store. 418 DeMers. Experience
hot necessary.
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BOARD AND ROOMS
BOARD AND RooM-42o First Ave.
cH1RoPoDIsTs

OR. J, c. ANSON CHIROPorI3T
Hxpsrt on 81 foot troubles. corns
removed without pain. inerowinG
nails and bunions scientifically
treated. clifford Annex. DeMero
avenue. Tri-State 23eJ. NorthW est.
Afn 1Ae0lA
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DR. =. A. wEsTDEN. sPEcIA1IsT
Widiund Block, Grand Fork,
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SHOE REPAIRING
sLE1GHs and CUTTERS

FOR sALE-poRrLAND CUTTER
with hells on shafts II good condi-
ton. Call rs. East 143 or 519 N.
3rd. Ht.. East Grand Forks.
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DIR. c. 9. CRANE, SPECIALIST
over Trspsnisr Pharmacy

DRS. EKEFN q MARSDEN
Specialists
EAr, Eye Nose and Throat
Pletky Bldg. Grand Forks
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SODA FOUNTAIN

WHEN YOU WANT a DRINK
Think Of
s f. KNIPPLING & 8. BELLOWS %
Soda Fountain. Sth Z DeMers.
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THRILLING RESCUE OF
VANDERBILTS FROM YACHT

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STORAGE

STORAGE IN FIRE PROOF BIJILDTNC
Panovitz Furniture and CARPET Co,
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FOR RENTS ROOM COTTAGE, 512
Second Ave. Inquire 1o2 Walnut.
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HOUSES FOR RENT.

electric light. sewer newly, finished.
Inquire 612 Griggs Ave. or phone S35-
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TEOPATHS.

DRs, ORR AND NAY sANDDRs :
Both Phones Sll Grand Tofks.
The evening times., 1914-02-12

DIR. H n. HEALY
oncs First N.tionass, Ion s,GsseS" Bank sldr.
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ron nENT-FRoNT{ FLATS sPpIGos
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-08-15
THE MEN WHO MADE EU
ROPES GREAT WAR.

All Europe was convulsed by
the pcrcmptory demands made 10y
the Emperor Francis Joseph OF
Austria-EIungary on Servia as Il
result Of the assassination Of the
Archduke Francis Ferdinand. 1t
was generally assumed that
Germany was behind Austria
Servia. determining that it was
not consistent with her honor TO
meet Austria s demands. gave an
unsatisfactory reply and looked
10 Russia to defend her. The
Gar accepted the implied chal~
lenge Of Austria and Germany,
and the efforts Of Great Britain
and France to avert war We're un-
successful. The responsibility
may justly be placed upon the
three war lords of Europe, the
only Emperors in the civilized
world whose power approaches
that Of absolute monarchs. Aus
trla declared war against SerVlas
on July 2Sth. On August l>t,
Germany declared war on Rus
STA. alleging the mobilization Of
Russian troops on the German
frontier. Immediately Germany
marched through neutral state.
upon France, Russia S ally, with
three armies. 1t that time no
declaration Of war had been made
by either country. Each wished
10 throw the blame Of the formal
declaration on the other, but
August 4th Germany declared
that a state Of war with France
existed and claimed to the world
that the latter country had been
the aegresSor. The advanc,
through Luxembourg and Bel
OF m. in violation OF treaties, was
construed by Great Britain as a
challenge from Germany. The
reason for this violation Of ner-
trail states is found i'll the facr
that France is less strongly forti
fed on their frontiers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-08-15
EUNICE WINS TWO.

fiunice took the two games
from New Iberia last Saturday
and Sunday. Batteries for Sat
urday game, Kunice, Meyers and
Basil, New Iberia, Bremmerhotf
and Cazelot score 9 to 4. Bat
teries for Sunday game, Eunlcc
Dupuy, Daughtery and Basil /;
New iberia, Dygert and Cazelot.
score Toto 3. New Iberia will
visit Jeanerette to-day to cross
bats with the Eunice ball tossers
once more this season. 1T Is
rumored that New iberia will
have strong line up and are d.
termined to win this game.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-08-15

Donaldsonville, La, Aug. IL
Mrs. Geo. +. Bent, nee Lille Bin
nings, died at the family resi-
dence in Crescent Place at s 40
o'clock this morning after an i'll
ness Of several months duration,
aged twenty-three years. She
was a daughter Of Mrs. Glenn Bin
nings Of this city, and about two
years ago was married to George
z. Bent, now employed as travel
ing representative Of the Tioga
Gravel Company of Alexandria.
Besides her husband and mother,
deceased is survived by five
brothers, Glenn Binnings of New
Iberia; Earl and Hebert Binnings
Of Alexandria, and Roland and
Wilfred Binnings of this City
and half-sister, Mrs. Thomas
Jeffrey Of Alexandria.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-08-15
THE PACING CHAMP
BONNIE DIRECT 20:SAZ RICE 4
mo. 35657)
Registered Under Rule One

Bonnie Direct as four year old the Chamber IS
Stake for $4,000 at Detroit Michigan fairly rompnA
from his field t. absolute with fifteen started A
AS year old Bonnie Direct champion of tbb
citing record OF 2:05 and Now AS s RE he il q
to become champion He is the sire of Is in the 230 A
cords as low 2O9 and a. That being CO year d
breeding he is the equal of any trotng pacing Stations
in the u S.
Bonnie Direct 2:O5 and Il is black Stallion. star
hands and inches high in fact ideal light harn
lion not too big too little His sire Direct 2O5 and II
champion in his day horse and when put in the
to be champion sire.
Bonnie Directs dam Bon Bon 2:26 the dam dt
Direct 2O5 and IA: Bonnie Steinway 206 and . BonS
She by Simons (22S 274 Simons sire of many ia Vi
Bonnie Directs (second damn Bonnie Wilkes 239 andf1
red by the immortal GEO WILKES 222 founder of til
family Bonnie Wilkes is the dam of in the 23O list
Bonnie Direct 2:05 and 4 will make the seasons Of ~
1915 at the New iberia Race Track 81 90 the bas
1914 and $50 90 for the of 1915 with pri
Don't forget t, come and breed that good pacing OIL
to Of the best individuals well the
Stations today standing in the L. S.
For further information address,
FRANK GREIG, Duboins
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-08-15

SIMMONS LIVER PURIFIER.
The mild and pleasant liver
medicine, is Simmon IS Liver Pur-
ifier. It's action is thorough,
but pleasant. Does not grippe or
sicken like other medicines. Sold
in 25c boxes by your druggist.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-08-15
SKIN DISEASE CURED.

Sold under the positive guar
antee to refund the money.
HINTS Cure has become the
standard remedy for skin dis
eases. You run no risk in giving
it a trial, because it is guaran-
teed. Ask your druggist.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-08-15
Wherever You Need Il General Tonic
Take Groves

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless
chill Tonic is equally valuable as
General Toric because it contains the
we'll known tonic properties fQUININE
and IRON. 1t acts on the Liver, Drives
out Malaria, Enrichcs The Blood and
Builds up tic Whole yottc--. 50 cents.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-08-15
STOP THAT RHEUMATISM.

Get a bottle Of Hunts Light
ming. This is the remedy that
everyone is talking about be-
cause it stops the pain so quick
ly. For neuralgia and head
aches there is nothing better.
Ask your druggist.
Enthusiastically
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-08-15
1000 GERMAN LOSS: FIGHT
ING IS TERRIFIC.

Brussels, Aug. 13.-llasselt, in
the Profince of Limbrrg, was
thrice taken by German troops
and three times recaptured by
Belgians. According to war of
flee advices. the fighting bevan
carly yesterday morning. The
Belyians were said to have cont
pletely repulsed the German
thanking movement at one OF the
encounters. Ten thousand cav
airy were engaged on both sides.
The German force comprised the
Second cavalry division.
The Belgians now hold Hasse't,
having inflicted heavy losses on
the invaders.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-08-15

thanking movement at one OF the
encounters. Ten thousand cav
airy were engaged on both sides.
The German force comprised the
Second cavalry division.
The BeIgians now hold Ilasse't,
having inflicted heavy losses on
the invaders.
Brussels WA London), Aug.
13. Cos Z. M-Accol ding to IL
Soir the German casualties dur
ing yesterdays fighting in the Vi
entity Of Haelen totaied about
1900, equally divided between
killed and wounded. The Bel
gan casualties are not precisely
known. but are declal ed to b."
on,v a few dead and wounded.
-
London. Aug. 13.-Earl kitch
ener. British secretary Of state fey
war. today notified the ress THAI
any newspaper publishing news
OF naval or military movements
except that issued by the official
bureau would be suspended.
Brussels. Via London), Aug.
13-Belgian official communlca-
a1on today says that German
force proceeding i'll the direction
of Eghezee to the north OF Nam +
was attacked and reprlsed this
morning by the Belgian troops,
The Germans suffered severe cas-
ualities. The Belgians captured
number Of machine guns mount
ed on motor ears.
Brussels, via London. Aug. -.
An official communication IS
sued today confirms yesterday S
success of the Belgian troops
over the Germans at Haelen. II
saws the German casualties were
very heavy. three-fifths OF their
troops engaged in the encountdr
being killed or wounded, while
the Belgian casualties are re
ported as relatively small.
brussels, Aug. BIT was of
fcially announced this afternoon
that the German advance toward
Namur has been checked by the
Belgian-French forces at Eghe-
zee
The war Office Claims that the
German losses are enormous, ana
that the Belgians have captured
several latest model German ma
chine guns mounter on autom0-
bile arucks.
It is stated that the Belgian
forces did not wait for the Ger
mans to attack, but took the Of
fensive, and in a series of terrific
charges drove the German adj
vance back upon the reserves.
The Belgian cavalry, assisted
by infantry and protected by ar
tillery, moved so rapidly that the
German plans were completely
UPSET.
The accurate knowledge Of the
ground proved of inestimable
value to the Belgian commanding
officers.
Following night of terror, In
which German force attempted to
break through the Belgian
French front, it was announced
that the Belgian positions are
maintained.
The fighting at dozen points
has been of the fierest character.
1t is admitted by the war officials
that the German assault on the
Belgian positions where French
and Belgians are fighting shout
Ger to shoulder. has been only
begun.
Liege still holds out according
to the war office although the
bombardment with siege guns
continues. A night assault IL
force on the upper forts was beat
en- of.
The Germans have bridged the
Meuse and are moving their
track artillery against the Bel
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-08-15

Brussels WA London), AUG.
13. Cos p. M.-Accol ding to IL
Soir the German casualties dur
ing yesterdays fighting in the Vi
cinity Of Haelen totaled about
1000, equally divided between
killed and wounded. The Bel
gan casualties are not precisely
known. but are declal ed to be
on,v a few dead and wounded.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1914-08-15

London. Aug. 13.-Earl Hitch
ener. British secretary of state f"l
war. today notified the ,lress THAI
any newspaper publishing news
OF naval or military movements
except that issued by the official
bureau would be suspended.