The Seward gateway., 1914-08-03

LONDON, Aug 3-Germany has now within two days trampled on three neutral countries. Full O the know odoe of it's mighty power it's armies marching over Luxembourg Belgium and Switzerland as glant might trampe on bird cage and has paid no more ate tion tO the protests of the little countries than they dd not exist The world now knows that the German gov ernment had for years contemplated this course when the time came for the movement of the German egonS now show that they are following out we'll laid planS
 The German liner whose name in English IS the Grown Princess Cecilia is now trying to run into Hamburg Wh S15OOOOOO in gold or was trying to do so this morning. Some reports are to the effect that the reported battle De tween British and German fleets took place when the br
 sh tried to intercept this ship with her treasure although war had not been declared This is only rumOr however aS indeed, the whole story of the battle may be.
 PARIS. Aug. 3-PariS and all France has gone mad with joy that nothing short O manlaca thlS afternoon for the news has been officially announced that the ffenc troops have met the famous Uhan cavalry Ol the Oer mans nm he frontier and have overwhelmingly defeated them Masses of people now paradng the OOue'druS shouting the MarSelaSe m honor Ot the NlctOry anu Frenchmen have abandoned themselves to frenzy ol triumph. n
 The UhanS had attacked the French force near the town of Petit CrOX in the effort to capture It. The great cavalry brigade which has won hOnOrS on hundred eus charged lenders met the onslaught with all the splendid steadeSs and bravery that has distinguished trenchmen for thOu sand years and the noble brigade the DICK and OWer Ol German arms was driven back under fire that no troops on earth could withstand It is regarded here as the rSt great land battle of the and the moral effect on the French troops is sure to be great.
 BERLIN. August S.-The kaiser has issued orders for the detention of the dOwager empress O Russia who now in German territory The taking Of this step re- garded even by Germans themselves certain to cause some reprSaS and to be the subject of international queS tOns after the It is said to be the first time m mod ern history that such pursued and It IS con sdered be an indication that the kaiser has entered the war after leaving behind him every tender and mercul sentiment He looked upon by all Germans today as the very incarnation of and IS prOpheSed for hm that he will come out of the ordeal one Of the greatest and strongest military rulers that existed unless late should decide against his armies and navieS Victory for Germany would almost mean converting William into in the eyes of his cOunrymen for 1t IS now clear to all the of the people that he and his government had his country well prepared for the supreme test Of course the people of this nation realize to the full the stupendOuS task which they have undertaken but the strength of the kaiser in deyng half the world has driven them almost to adore him.
 WASHINGTON, Aug. 3-Presdent Wilson today iS sued an urgent request to the American people to remain of their flesh and blood the Atlantic He con sdered this appeal necessary because of the various tiOnaitieS which have found home m this country and which might be carried away by the enthusiasm hatred which has turned Europe into vast field Of blood and horror.
 ed in any part of the United States but excitement to come when some nation whose people are numerous here goes down before the enemy in the great In deed is said that the United States troops may have to