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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-09
Officinl Report Of
Fg1ari,ag at Liege
(By Associated Press.)

}S@As (By Associated Press.)
Paris August SWhle the battle between the German forces
and the Belgians still progress around ege and the final out
come is not known official detailed of the
covering period between August and s. issued today In
summarizing the operations the account says
The Germans lost 5000 dead. Twentyfour guns cap
ued and general made prisoner The German
hered 100000, the Belgian defenders 100000
German attack lacked cohesion but the Begans utilized
their with skill The artillery badly
shattered by dense attacking columns The badly served
and inaccurate. sS st2tafs
The Belgian forts intact soldier killed and
no' wounded during the three hours ombardment of Fort Eveg
nee, the steel cupola of which not damaged.
he Belgian fire yell placed and accurate proof of which
the destruction of two German heavy pieces German aircraft
to deceive Begans, carried Belgian flags. s.
Three German army corps engaged in the attack ofLiege
the sixth under General Pzew the seventh under General
Enem and the tenth under General Won Emmich
General Emmich has in addition the supreme command
of three corps known the army of the Meuse
German columns crossed the Belgian frontier and
tact with the Belgian advanced posts the afternoon of Augusta
The following the attack general along the whole line
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MUCH REL J0i1,k1
THROUGHOUT GERMANY
Loss of Life Not SO Large AS Was At First
Reported.
(By Associated Press)

Berlin celebrating the fall Of Liege The German
announced through aide de the of the German
Belgium Concidenay Paris dispatch that the three Ger
have been attacking Liege remain in their
positions but that extensive troops have been observed
which presumed meant the Germans intended extensive
attack the Belgan before the arrival of French renfocmen
Brussels dispatch probably of later date reported that
muncaton with Liege had been cut off.
Paris officially that the French have entered
hause important German stronghold and that
they have occupied the village of Akrch Aace the Swiss
frontier. fEs
British troops have landed at Ostend Calais and Dunk 1t
announced officially that 10000 have crossed the channel and
their Naur and It believed other large bodies will
transported to Belgium and France at the earliest
London recruiting offices bcseiged with volunteers British
irawlers searching British waters for mines &
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-09
HADN'T HEARD or WAR /.
English Sen Captain Was Astounde6
When Told OF War. u
(By Associated press.)

81 (By Associated press.) s2s s2s rs
San Diego, August 8.Unawareg & OF
the war In Europe. the, Britishl collier
Yestalia, Captain D. b. MarshalI.
steamed into port this morning So
days out from Norfolk. Va. with neven
Thousand tons OF coal for the navy;
coaling station here. Captain Mar;
Dhall was aatounded when h8 Learned,
Germany was at war with EngfanRs
France and Rnssia, He saw no isigEsss
Of German cruisers he said
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-09
French Are Victorious.

Paris August 9via London AS niAn official report of
the capture by the French the village of Ach in Asace
that the French advance guard arrived before the place before night
fall Friday The town defended by strong earhworks and
occupied by Germon brigade. t
The French in about equal numbers carried the breaWorks
fierce bayone charge The Germans broke abandoning the
trenches and the town. regiment of French dagoon pursued the
Ieeatng Germans, inflcing further heavy losses.
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OTHER SIDE
HEARD FROM
GERMAN AMBASSADOR DE
MES CHARGES THAT HAVE
BEEN MADE
s. {. -------------- ~ ------,---- 3:
NO OTHER METHOD
England Charged With Jealousy;
France With Violating Neu- I
trality Laws IN Belgium
NO OTHER METHOD
(By Associated Press.)

Washington. August 8.-The Ger
man viewpoint on the struggles now
going on In Europe was given today
by German Charge d'affaires Won
Haimhausen, who returned from New.
port to assume personal direction of
the German embassy in the absence of
the German ambassador, Count Won
sBernstoff. MIR. von Haimhausenf con-
fcrred with Secretary; Bryan on the
general situation and also saw Coun-
-cillor Lansing, of the State depart-
ment, concerning several acute phases
,Teiatipg TO the detention OF Americana
tn. Germany, the sailing OF German re-.
serVists ,l = and a. tho so perations Of Ger,
man chant ships. ~ zs .-;s &. 81: :
The Wrong Impression.
Concerning the political aspect Of
the conflict, TIRE German charge main.
taiaH reports from London seek 10
give the erronaous impression that
germany precipfated the war wholly
because German troops had advanced
N; Belgium, whereas. he declared. the
British foreign office previously had
laid down terms to Germany which
would have had the effect OF restrain
ing the German navy from operating
against Russia in the Baltic-the most
natural way. leading to the Rus
sian possessions-or from operating
against France along the North co.s.
OF that country, the most natural and
proximate point for the German nayaI
forces to operate. =
Thus before the Belgian issue arose
Mr. Won Haimhausen contends En-.
iEland had sought to compel Germany
to hold itB navy inactive at the very
points where 1t conld be most effec.
tive, TO tednce It to state of COM
paratfve inactfon In upholding such
position as the German nation might
determine upon. ,3a9 il -
Belgium Largely the Cause.
r As to Belgium. Mr. Won Haimhausep
declares the British government also
sought to tie the hands OF Germany.
By q permanent agreement not to
cross Belgian territory when at, the
same time Germany was aware that
Frenoh forces already had enterel
5eIRlum ana were operating there III.
0eiiance OF all neutrality; also that
Hteiglan coast positions were ready to
receive the British land and sea forces
Twas this menace OF humnliating the
German navy by reducing 1t to con-
Sdttipn aofg passive inaction except al
points far removed from It's base.
while British and other fleets were:
free to operate at will. and the added
restfaint OF Germany La Belgium.
while France remained unresfrained.
that compelled Germany to reject tlie
Hritish conditions and adopt measures
3cornpatfblet with her national dignity;
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Capital City
NeaUs

/ Columbia, August 8. 8..-Secreary Nc
Gown Of the state democratic cxecu-
tive committee today sent out $4,000
tickets for the first primary election.
The tickets were sent to the county
chairmen. !. &.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-09
Increase of stock,

Special to The INTEL !gencer.s y 81
Columbia, Angus. Tha IsSs
aueena mill OF Cant.al today s'tlied no-Ss
tics with the secretary sot the state 6fss
an increase in capital from $500. 100 u
$315, 900. f; S.s} i i;:ss
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Are Holding Ground.

Brussels, August S-via London, p m-The three German
army which attacked ege remained their
seems they must the Meuse passing the forts
toward Wise and between ege and u
troops already has been observed in the neghbohood y
presumed they intend to attack the Belgian army the
rival of French renforcements. ,ls s {Ssss
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Aushians On Offensive.

Berlin, August 9t35 via London Austrian cavalry
has occupied the towns Of Oku and Wolfbrom Russian Poland
German frontier guards upper Asace attacked by the
FRENCH marching from the direction of Bo The advance of the
Fiench stopped Atkch then returned In dec
ton of Belfort. s5. f.xs@
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Another Liner Captured.

London August 9-4.45 ma large steamer believed to be
North German Lloyd liner has been captured by British warshp
in the North Sea off Aldeburg g%5s<sSf9&
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No Americans at The Front.

Paris August 8-to.3O mThe French military authorities
somewhat surprised that the United States has military
aache to the front with the French army There
officers in France but duty with the French
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Italy Is Threatened

Rome, August g. 3.35 a.m-Gemany and Austria threaten
Italy with the declaration that the latter persists in its stand of
ay they will consider themselves free to declare Austria
will invade Venetia and Lon,bardy. f4zlas
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-09
European Wan. Bulletins;
Latest Ne1Os of All The
Important Happenings
(By Associated Press)
English Troops To the Front.

August 8 OFFICIALLY announced this
English troops already had landed Osend Dun
kirk They proceeding Namu to the west of Lepe
on the main railroad line TO assist the Begans
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Communication Cut OF.

London August 9-2.35 m-Dspatches from Brussels
that at Saturday communication with Liege Cut off It
possible to communicate far Tongress Il miles to the
northwest f1l. as$s5 1ggs ..s s55Sa
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Prince George Captured.

Brussels August 8Va Pars-Le Peupe says that Prince
George who related to Emperor William who was in com.
nand of German cavalry regiment among prisoners captured
by the Belgians. : go !.
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For Mutual Protection.

Stockholm, August S.Via London m-Norway and Swe-
den have exchanged obligatory with the preventing
hostile measures being either against Of
the rs SegH ls5H
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All Is Reported Well.

BRUSSELS August 8 Via London 81 oiceShass
issued the following:
A well everywhere The FranceBelgian plan
pagn is maturing well could be desredr
A special from Rotterdam says the othe famous Lieee
Cathedral has been destroyed by German artlery fire.
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Report thht Iieg,e Has Fallen, i,

Amsterdam, Aug, S.-via London,
In Berlin there has been great rejoic-,
ing oYertasrcposSt that Liege has fall
en-. 5}tn dsspatch1 fspeived from the,
dermsh Ea tiaaf; says /. ~ ~ Z iiis Z
.tgT.Siai SYas OF he All OF iIiege has
4 speaH yatk Thing rap dity all oyer
!: Berth sa1d created bonndlc6s enthus-
lasfns THE emperor sent an aide de
CAMP to- AnnpnnEa fae capture Of the,
city to Jf0WdB that assembled out
side the palace" =
Unterden Linden, roclaiminE the It'd,
ings. Imperial Chancellor Bethmann-
Hollweg drove to the castle to con-
gratulate the emperor on the victory
and was enthusiastically cheered on
the way. .Ss.
The newspapers Stdeclare that the,
false reports known to have been
circulated In foreign countries that
the Germans suffered a severe rever-
sal before Liege no longer will serve
to conceal Germanys triumph. The
Lok9l Angeiger says of the reported
victory: e@5l
t"It confirms our confidence that
we can calmly await coming events.
It was tho prelude to deeds which
+ will be spoken OF as long as men live
on earth" -. 81
Another paper comments:
when our soldiers In the field
learn OF the surrender OF Liege, they
Of our arms but because OF the ns-
surances It gives that our march to
5 Northern France cannot be stayed. Z
Engiand's.; Attitude. !.
Jcudon y 3{tvuot QLEnp1and- IN *
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Washington Aug. 6.ritsA slight Y
i arthqunke Si1lltHg / ist 8 s2aa q
], M n. !. and eading nt 8 i97 d. M
sSyfes recorded on 4he Ge0fEefoWng.
Uniye rsity seismog phs today.
The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-09
Photo by Anaerican Press Association
Neysand Terrible Instrument of War

It ID France IS the
In the air shown
French fai
aotk dnnnee 5# ~ s .I5SS3Ss
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French Troops On the Move.

Paris August S.-s.os p MT is officially reported that
French troops have entered the Meu'2.usen
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q qVjctory
European War Bulletins;
Latest Ne1Us of All The
Important Happenings
(By Associated Press)
English Troops To the Front
Paris. August Sit officially announced this afternoon that
English troops already had Osten Calais and Dun
kirk They proceeding Namr to the west of Liege
on the main railroad line to assist the Belgians
Prince George Captured
brussels s August Sva parLe pupe says that Prince
nand Of German cavar, regiment among prisoners captured
by the Belgians.
Are Holding Ground
no.s e August London Ihe three German
they soon must cross the Meuse by passing the forts
already has been the Of
presumed they intend attack the Belgian army before the
rival of French reinforcements sfas
For Mutual Protection 49, n afssa-94s 5&s %
exchanged obligatory with the Of preventing
hostile being by either against
Reported Well. l5 ~ -, Il
Brussels August Via London, 81 Office
goes well everywhere The Belgian plan Of cam
paign IS maturing as well as could be desired
special from Rotterdam the roof Liege
Cathedral has been destroyed by German
French Troops On tne Move. y. afaf5 $55
Paris August 8--8o5 p MT is officially reported that
French troops have entered the Meu'a:usen.
No Americans at the Front. s .S55 81 5S.s
1ai s United as ny ss
aace to the front with the French army There American
officers in France but duty with the French
Ausrians On Offensive.
Berlin August 9-t3s a. M. via London-A Austrian cavalry
German frontier guards in uppe Alsace were ataeked
FRENCH marching direction advance the
French stopped Akirch and then returned In the dec
Communication Cut Off. lisss5 {s5s$5I
London August 90. IS m-DSpatcheS from Brussels
that at Saturday. communication with Liege Cut off 1t
possible to communicate far Tongress "A miles to the
northwest. .s IS. I.Es5 a9S&
Italy Is Threatened
Rome August 9. 335 Austria threaten
Italy with the declaration that the latter persists in its stand of
ay they will consider themselves free to declare and Austria
will invade Veneta and Lombardy q Sss
Another Liner Captured. . u 53 & &
London August 944s ma large steamer believed to bs
North German Lloyd captured by British warshps
in the North Sea off Aldeburg 9g9 ssl55S
French Are Victorious. sss5s5t s.
Paris August 9va London 4.4S mAn official repprtof
the by the French of the village of Akrch Aace
that the French advance guard arrived before e place before
fall Friday The defended by strong earthwoks and
occupied by Germon brigade. Sss d
The French in about equal numbers carried the beastWorks
fierce charge broke the
leeatng Germans. inflictng further heavy losses -
- - ------ ---- HADN'T HEARD or WAR &
lily s Ss.s sR Rs's J W. va. A'''s''sa
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:EARTHQUAKE3

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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-06

No other cviduace OF the success ol
connt. Mack's system Of grabbing
yeung PLAY ynrs need be- pointed to than
the work for tho Athletics Of Brown
and Bush. Bush. who starred In III.
Worlds sorios last year. Ia JUS, 81
years of age
Mack took him after he had played
but ono season In the minors. with the
Missoula team In the Uaion Assoeia-
iion. He haa been used with good re-.
suits all of this season.
When Bush. tho recruit. went In tho
boz against the Giants last fall,
Brown. another youngstor. was on tho
bench TO relieve him II Boccssary
Brown. who Joined the Athiet!ca two
years ago. In getting botic- rirht
along. His splitter fools many bat.
ters. and his control. NJ q .nes erra,ic,
IL now almost perfect
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-06
OAKLAND STARTS
SUMMER CRUISES

The steamer otkiand will start on
Monday on its summer run to Upper
Lake points. The steamer viii leave
the landing about $40. and run To
Modoc Point. where connection will
be made with automobile for Fort
Klamath.
Passengers going to Fort klamath
will arrive there for dinner. and those
leaving the Fort in the morning will
be brought back on the steamer and
reach Klamath Falls about noon.
With the substitution OF tho auto
for the stage. much quicker time will
be made. The regular schedule viii
be announced after the steamer has
made a few trips.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-06
HERALD CARRIER
IS TAKEN SICK
TED sHiPLEY ~ ~ HE'D WITH A
COMBINATION az RHEUMATISM
AND TYPHOID FEvER--is HfSr.
nc EASY.

Theodore shipi.y. son of MIR, and
Mrs. Il. G. shipiey. is a, his home in
u precarious condition. due to an st.
tack OF typhoid fever and fh-uma-
tism. The lad va. stricken To bed
las, Tuesday. having for many days
previous been complaining TO his par.
ents that h. hadn't felt at all veil.
Information secured from Tea'a
father stated that he was resting
easier today. Th. attending physl.
elan. DIR. l.. l.. TruaS. Is hopeful tia,
the worse has changed for the better.
Young shipIey ap until few days
was a carrier for the Herald. which
position he has held for the past
year. 10 the entire satisfaction OF
the patrons along hia route.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-06
saits,i rfsas service

galtsj Ffsaa 4prviss
WARRINGTON. - g.. jass &
Finding that be- sas r,pSss-d TO sors
"atp Eve hours aat. an Orrsab n,an
Freeatiy aRp"insrd aa elevator sons
auesos In ,ho senate wJns at ,h. capis
tsi huiiiins. has taasr an ss,-taps To
sss appoie,ea ,hgnnsh bic congress
man on the hasisr side as wpii ~ be
suser~ds IN landing thS addutohal Iob
ho ~Iil wosA tVn haafs dos and
Are~ 1900 q month. which Is rus bad
roesiasrins that hu IL taught the uasA
at fahniEs sis" slrSa,nra aha tsaid ~
fuii ~hli" ha 10 ts,iHg instructed
Whra snagsu=s ai!@asas. II he Is
augersatai IN laadlhs sh- aaat,ioaal
p,ayc. h~ viii ses tsoe a month toy
aa'hlns al all untli psermher ,ss.
whsn The tao houses si,t ,ceaassas
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-06
ROCKEFELLER IS
UNABLE TO TALK
ATTORNEY ron oii. NN.<Arr
rEii.s INTEREST sre t,,MAip,u q
COMMISSION THAT TMr Ma> ts
r'n FrEnLr "a TESTIFY


tsited Press service
wAsiiiNuTos. u g., Jun, /.
John Carver, as,nfnsy for William,
Rockefeller. testified today tha, the
OF baron Ia too feeble To appear b.
Tor 'h" committee and testify In tho
standard on probe
Uhryin testified that tho margin
between Mr.. Rockefeller aud death Ia
OF the slightest. aud tn. least irrita.
ton might KIN him.
'bircs,ora meetings. sa.a Carver,
are merely routine matters. and docs
not excite him, On auch occasions hr
merely mods his head In converaatiou
but docs not talk"
u ID expected that the commission
WIZ accept this statement. and will
abandon any further attempt 10 call
Rockefeller tn tho stand.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-06
Capitol Elevator Men
Have Pretty Easy Jobs

Washer he iaHas ,ko stsra sl.xx a.
sas, hs ls dsa~las ,ia0 a aus,a ~
hSn hosts a aaY SOFA. anl sIll 40
have ~ spFk at all iatiss ihs ,Se~~
but ~Iil epatihar 10 afas shas at..
dFrd taoElh
tha, Is The paB aad ,a0.s arc s,x
bears. as ait the elevator tssa ia a.
tagltal aad In buth once baIisiss.
No isnina thaas ahf asss ahSu, fss
Dsra standing 50 sheig fs-s 10 taef
aba got sha hours yut sosa M
hftnrlpsp Ia skp s&sau a. that ass.s
~hish sh- iaaga s~i~ss ct illsss |,
t"ss i"f sitting a. tho mahp door a
~" saiirgi~s tFun 1 n Issks
tnF ratlles II shr sraase aass4ss,
esfiissi 1-hsss mps art sssss,w
fara,luas sho ta~ ataksss aSslss ssaa
without sst scds,tIbNs Ia paf
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-06
SH|RTWA|ST CLUB
DANCE TONIGHT
SECOND OF SERIES TO BE GIVEN
UNDER AUSPICES OF BERT D.
MCCOY. ". Is. vEGHTE AND ". d.
MILLER.

A large number Of Invitations have
been mailed u the citizens OF this city
Inviting them to attend dance TO be
given by the shirtwaist Dancing Club
at Moose Hall tonight.
The dance viii be conducted IN an
informal manner. dance programs be-
Ing dispensed with. Good music has
been hired for the occasion. and II is
expected that tho hall will bc crowded
10 0vern0wing.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-06
JnJurcS Toes.

DeLoss Mills. the young son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Lyle Mills. sustained a very
painful bruise OF three toes Friday.
while doing some fancy diving stunts
In the natitorium. In some way the
young fellow managed TO strike the
top OF his toes against the rough con-
crete edge OF the tank, peeling on a
goodly portion OF the skin.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-06
Town Topics
Moving Once.

DR.. c. v. Fisher Ia moving his Office
from Its former location over Under
woods pharmacy TO the White build
ing. He expects TO be in his new Ioca-
tion by Monday.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-06

Accurate informattoa about the
klamath iiasin. hcc Chiteos~, asa
Main.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1914-06-06
Married To-day.

Charlie Captain and Nora Bernice
Merritt. two prominent young Indians
from the reservation. were married
this morning by Justice OF the Peace
Gowen. Captain o. G. Applegate. Po-
lice Judge Leavitt and others were
witnesses.