The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-08-06
su.d.y's war Ms~s i. Brief.

While the eyes Of the world were
turned on Berlin and Paris Sunday. ex-
by the Kaiser. Russia unexpectedly
hurried two detachments OF troops, one
accompanied by artillery. into German
One Of the detachments crossed the
frontier at schwinden. near Bialla, and
the other entered Germany At Eden
reid. near Posen.
Russia also captured German
steamer at Vladivostok.
In spite Of the fact that . formal
declaration Of war had not been issued,
Germany rushed its forces against
eembline 100000 men at Liebe to head
for the French capital This threw
four great powers into actual war
The first German invasion Of France
took place shortly after midnight. at
Cirey. near StrassburE and the other
force crossed the border into Luxem-
neutral territory. and continued ON its
Twenty thousand German troops who
s to are Hs1 70 S::a
repuissd BY the Poincare soldiers With
heavy loss of life.
hS.a e's%eh c.e. LeyS yyss a4.
quantity Of gold. bound from Now York
to Bremen. which was reported in dis
patches to have been seised. reported
Ing the British i u Isles ies ns Believed
the Cecils will enter at some German
port other than Bremen.
doned its aggressive campaign against
Servia In order to prepare for an ex-
pected attack by Russia.
. Socialists and other labor parties in
K1f easxsnt conflict participation
President Wilson sent Secretary Nc
m tn lat N1n
for placing $500. 900, 900. 90 at the dis
posal Of American banks during the
financial crisis. The. action will be
The Japanese Emperor summoned his
Cabinet and instructed the minister's Of
finance and war to report at once on
the conditions of the army and the
The British Privy Council was called
to discuss the course to be taken. Ef-
forts " were renewed to prevent Great
f1ict.
Saturday.
following Czar's failure to comply
with 12-hour ulttmatum
Ambassador Won Pourtales and staff
leave st; Petersburg Immediately after
Russian ambassador to France noti-
files Poincare government that declara-
ton Of war has been received by the
S&2I.
France hurries mobilization of army
whom fear grows that European
conflict 10 inevitable.
Americans .panic-stricken In Euro
pean cities when news Of Kaiser's war
shipping Of old world paralyzed and
fear ts expressed that great shortage
German ambassador to France re-
ported to be making hurried prepara-
tions for departure. in view Of immi-
mont clash between countries.
Poincare calls midnight session Of
French ministers and Clemenceau's re-
turn to duty IL rumored in capital
German patrol near Prostgen said to
tiersmen: fire returned. but no casual
Money rates of Europe increase rap
idly and many cities close exchanges
Chicago Boaid of Trade hears o. war
firm after early advances.
Austria reported to have agreed to
cease hostilities against Servia and to
submit questions to International peace
Gar. Just before time set in Kaiser's
to avert hostile actions. ~ A''' 10
countries called upon to handle lRen. affairs
OF nations involved in war.
Friday.
Kaiser. in Berlin speech. declares he
10 ready to WELD sword for honor Of
country.
Great Britain and France using ev-
ers.
Russia's declaration of a state of
siege regarded as first step in mobilix-
alton.
London warned that Germany will
demand Immediate cessation of mobilis-
alton.
Great BrItain:s army and navy put
IN war footing az q precaution; while
Belgium. Holland and Switzerland mo-
bilixe armies to protect territory. and
Norway, Sweden and Denmark take
similar action to guard themselves in
event clash sweeps them in.
Communication by railroad and tele-
graph cut off in Europe and strict CEN
sorship is imposed on news from coun-
tries assembling forces.
New York Stock Exchange closes,
rather than bs dumping ground for for
eign traders. and its action is followed
by exchanges In Boston. PHILADELPHIA,
Pittsburg. Washington. Los Angeles
and San Francisco.
Armour millions come to rescue of
Chicago grain dealers and every trad
er ~ given assurance that assistance