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bedside Tie President held his wife 5 hand. and the three daughters We're grouped bearny tntil she became uneon- scious Mrs. Wilson frequently nodded to one oi the other and smiled eheerfully.
 Duri2g the day Mrs Wilson spoke to Dr. Grayson about the President whose health she thousht more about than she did of her own.
 Promise me- she whispered faintly. 'that if l go you will take care of my husband.
 Ii was the same touch of devotion which she so nany't times had repeated-her con- stant anxiety having been that the Pres ident might not wolfy about her ar be disturbed in official tasks
 The President returned to the sick room from the last conference with the doc tor his three daughters leaning on his arm. Francis Bowesr Sayre and Secre- tary McAdoo and Secretary Tumulty stayed outside the door Mrs, Wilson larsed into unconsciousness but rallied. By o'clock she began to sink rapidly She stil could recognize those about her, and looked cheerfully toward them and smiled
 At ? O clock, Mrs Wilson still was con scious but her strength almost had de- parted and few minutes later she sank Into the sleep of unconsiousness from which she never awolSe. For three hours the President and his three daughters gazed longingly into her eyes in the hope that she might speak again. but she could not, The sun was casting it's long shadows from the Potomac to the south grounds, coloring the fountains, gardens and eIns.
 There was hushed stiffness in the upper apartments, All eyes were turned toward the southwest corner of the house. DEATH COMES
 AT , O'CLOCK
 Just at the hour of five death came. The President and his daughters Were In tears Secretary Tumulty walked slow Fly to the executive offices his head bowed. Quietly he announced to the cor
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London, August 6.-The House of Commons this evening ununim0usiy passed war credit of S5OO.OO0.O0O Tor 1'he increase of the British army. 3 This is the second war credit passed Sy tie house. $5e5.00O,O0O having been vsted two dnys ngo.
 St. Petersburg, August 6.-Austrin- Hungary this evening declared war on Runsia.
 4 London, August 6.--The police today ' fsited the London branch of the Dertsche bank and removed all the r gold from the vaults. Queenst0wn. August U.--The Gunnrtl |lsue steamer Carmanfa nnd the British I.feamer kumerIc. the Inter with u Icarxo of wheat from GaIvcnton for. Ger |spany. arrived here today escorted by In crutser.
 Sgndcriand. England. August 6.-Thc
 man consul here was arrested to-
 Y. The charges against him were not
 uIEed. Haypnq. Augunt 6.-The captain of ehe fzeRmau ship Bavnrian which nrrived here todny, reports meeting on Tues- Almy nfGht oGf the FIoriln coast the Ifrentn wnfN1inn Condo and Deecartea nna the feaunpert Garonnc. witch re- sent1y eet 11eveea fss Tpulsn. Wien
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the bavnrfn siRht<d the French boatn tsc captain of the steamer ordered all lights extinguished to avoid capture.
 Hull. England. August 8-The hos Fital authorities here today received or slers to prepare to receive 2SO men wounded In the North Sea enwa~e- ment Shipping firms have been fn- formed that the east cOaat ia clear from Hull to London. COastvvase serv- fees have been resumed and fishinr yea- sells are free to proceed to Iceland.
 London, August 6.-The Hamburg American liners krOnprius, Easln. Ce- ellie and the Prinx AdeIbert, lyine at the seaport of Falmouth, Enwland, have lseen seized hy the gOvernment.
 The British cruiner Diana today brought the German schooner Else. from Rio Grnnde, into Falmouth.
 London. August 0.-Thc Leyland line steamer CaIedOnian. which was to have smiled for New York Saturday. tOduy cnnceled her sailing.
 The American line uteamer PhiladeI- rhia sailed from Queenstown late to- day for New York. Of the unsettled cOnditiens caused by tue European war. copper uatnea iH the Hay alstriet today pat theiF sSerk(qg
 scs.s!ess< ee fsns Ee.rtsss)
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The Germans were able to use their light siege guns against the forts of Liege,. which are 30 years old. Two of them were silenced and the German columns broke through. The other forts are holding out. The Belgians are making determined resistance before the city.
 The situation at Liege, according to the latest dispatches, was as follows: 36 HOURS OF
 FIERCE STRUGGLE
 It seemed certain that the fortifica
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FIRST BIG NAVAL BATTLE VICTORY FOR ENGLISH, IS LONDON REPORT
British and German Fleets Clash On High Seas and Kdiser's Battlers Are Reported Fleeing Before Anglo Saxon Onslduglt- Germany, Eng land and Russia Each Lose Cruiser Tn Various Engdgenents

London, August 7-(142 a. m.) )--The British fleet has gagged the German fleet the high The British warsps reported be driving the Germans towards the Dutch London August 6The Press association claims that it adv of the fight between the fleets by the admiralty The admiralty however refused confirm deny that battle progress
 Manila August 7An authentic report received here today that German squadron has been given battle by British cruisers at Tsn Tau
 Tokio August An authentic report received here states that the German squadron has been bottled up Tng Tau
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tions could not stop the German army and the only question was whether it's advance could be delayed. The forti- fications already had held for 36 hours, and the fierce struggle the Ger mans had made, and would still have to make, it was believed, would com pei them to pause and revictual.
 Ii the German army succeeds in car rying Liege it will find itself confront ed by an entrenched camp at Namur at which the Eelgians are preparing to
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|NOOFF|C|A[ W0RDOF PEACE AGREEMENT Carranza Makes No Change In Plans to March to
 Mexico City

saItlilo. August d.--lf President car-i hrtaI has agreed to uneonditioraI sur- render of Mexico. official word of thta has not reached General Carranza. and ticre has been no chsnge In plan to
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GERMAN NAVY IS REPORTED FLEEING
 BEFORE THE BRITISH TO DUTCH COAST
IN THE WAKE OF THE WAR

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EUROPE AWAITS
 BATTLES OUTCOME

London, August 7.-Europe awaits with tense interest the outcome of two battles now being waged in the strug- gle of the nations.
 If report is to be credited the Brit ish and German fleets are engaged in combat on the high seas. which like lyi will have an important bearing on the conflict
 The German army of the Mouse in it's advance through Belgium is meet ing with determined resistance from the Belgian forces on Wednesday Brussels reports declared the Germans had been repulsed all along the line. but yesterday the attack was renewed with greater energy and probably with con siderable reinforcements to the German si0e.
 II is not to be forgotten however, that all news and reports respecting both land and sea operations have come from French and British sources or sources in control of or in sympathy with them. Germanys version of what has transpired has not been received and therefore the story has only been half told. Under existing conditions of communication it will be long before the progress of the German arms can be recounted to the outside world
 The same applies to movements of tne Austro- Hungarian army small de- tachments of which are operating against Servia and the remainder doubt less are being sent to check the Rus sian advance. Beyond the declaration of war by Austria on Russia yesterday little is known of what action Aus tria is taking and only meagre details have filtered through of the Austrian army's operations.
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BLOODY BATTLE
 RACES AT LIEGE
German Shell Fire Reduces Two of Forts, But Belgians Continue to Resist With Untiring Energy Qualifications Have Held Against 36 Hours of Fearful CannOnade

Paris August 6Offcal announcement is made that the battle continues rage around Lege Belgium. The German shell reduced two of the ege orts but the Begians continue to resist with untiring energy.
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MRS. WILSON DEAD:
 COUNTRY MOURNS.
With President and Daughters Kneeling At Bed- side, First Lady of the Land Passes Away After Brave Struggle of Months Against Dread Dis Husband HeartbrOken
......................ss

Washington, August 6Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, wife of the President the United States died at the White House at clock this afternoon Death after brave struggle of months aoainst Bright's disease with complications.
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TENNESSEE SAILS ID SUCCOR AMERICANS Cruiser Returning to Eu- rope With Gold for Those
 Stranded In War Zone

Sew York. Ausust 6.-'rhe armored cruiser Tcnnessee. converted for the lime, into treasure ship, left port at n.A5 o'clock tonaeht to carry millSons In geld to, the many thensand Amer
 sCostanued .. Pare Eleven,
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BRITISH CRUISER
 AMPHION SUNK
 London, August 6.-(10:50 D. m.) An admiralty report says the British cruiser Amphion was sunk this morn ing by striking mine. Paymaster J. T. Jedge and 130 men were lost. The captain, 16 officers, and 135 men are saved.
 A previous report said the German mine layer, Koenigin Luise, prob \ ably had placed some mines before she was sunk by the British torpedo boat Lance.
 The Amphion was light cruiser of :, $40 tons. She. was attached to the third destroyer flotilIa under Captain Cecil H. Fox, commanding officer. Her regular complement was 292 men. She was commissioned in April, 1913. RUSSIAN AND GERMAN
 VESSELS SUNK
 L0HuOH, august o.-A uispdtSH tO the London Daily Mail from Yen Tsin says that the Russian cruiser Askold and the German cruiser Emden both sthave been sunk after an engagement off Weihai-Wai, China.
 The Emden was. protected cruiser of 3592 tons. She carried 10 4-inch guns, and was fitted with two torpedo tubes.
 The displacement of the AslSold is . 59O0 tons. Her armameat consisted of l2 6-inch guns, l2 3-inch guns and 3-pounders. After the battle of the Yellow sea, in the Russo-Japanese war;, she was interned at Shanghai. GERMAN LINER SANK BY DESTROYER London, August 6.-Thc British tor |lf1.do boat destroyer Lace figured in fhe first naval engagement in the pres- <nt war, sinking the Hamburg- mer- lean line steamer Ixoenigza Luise, which had been fitted out as a mine layer.
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Berlin via Amsterdam and London), August 6There is nt truth in the reported violation of the neutrality Switzerland has occurred is it contemplated The Swiss govern lnent received according to an official oft repeated assurance to this effect
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GERMAN LINER
 SANK BY DESTROYER
LATE WAR BULLETINS

Berlin (va Amsterdam and London) August 6The force of Russian cavalry which tried break through the German frontier guard repulsed today Soda Prus Another Russian cavalry division also suffered losses anc is retiring in the vicinity of Neidenburg
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The Lance fired only four shots. The first destroyed the bridge of the steam CT. the third and fourth tore away the stern and the koenigin< Luise sank in six miPutes.
 The Lance rescued 2s of the German crew. Several were wounded. Two of them each lost arm and four oth- CTS each had leg shot awny. None of the Lance's crew was injured.
 The kocnfgfn Luise was caught lay ing mines some 50 miles from Hnr- Nich.
 Paris, August 6.--A French mine ship tcdny captured aud lowed into Cher bonz -i5000-ton German steamer.
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SMILED CHEEHFULLl

From that time on the President and ,is daughters remained constantly ut the
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Gin amerifauiid,er PrOttit ae.
gen Gsslano.

Miina.n, 10. Ottober. Das
dmeritauifde auftlarunos aomnits
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birett Derdntiportlt4 au MAIDEN III
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ss feline fir Deutf9lanb irgenbpie
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Mrs. Charles gaillier, Snb., Sulie u.
aentilbon, q. o., aatpr. 3. Benton,
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rem. Die @inb6rner, bic lanse nit 5u
ben parab.n ssfiibrt tpurben, famen
fpdter ins 3eugbaus.
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9oupusnie bes /. 2othrhigifheu pios
nier.8atdiIlons 90. 16, bds isiner
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Die Rompaenit fpGr beim 9trIelen
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belt Dorsssansen. irbdb lie fdft ean5
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Meni.runns.H Handen.

sieairrHnss.aHfsnuHse often fEr y,annef
uuS arunrr. Inufeube oon Qrrennnngen flne
n, uusn6t elite for Gnfteuinetn fret
ytnnftu Snftttlte Test rs, sc@ef;er. Y. D.
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8n permietfeH-Bimm.r.

Grobes, cut belsuhities, ansis'
benbet Dsstmer Bel pribat tyaiHtlie. uns Be-
ouemitbieiier Rrpis mhbia. sfefersHssn bep
lnHst. 9turs elbou 1921 D. 1873
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Cages bas Giierns Rreu5. bas prtn5
Ssfar BON preuben bon bsr eisenen

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