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BERLIN, via Amsterdam and London, Aug g. 5 rs D. m
The force Of Russian cavalry which to break through
the German frontier guard repued to-day Sodau
in east Prussia Another Russian cavalry division also suf
fered losses and retiring the vicinity Neidenbug
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LONDON, Aug 6, S:55 p. m.-The French embassy
London advised tonight that the Austrian
ST. Petersburg had asked for his passports Austria ungar
regardlng herself in a state Of with Russia
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LONDON, Aug. 6, 6:1O p. m.-The police TO-DAY VII
the gold from the vaults
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London Daily Mail from TienTsn says that the Russian
cruiser Asod and the German Emden both have been
sunk after an engagement off Wei Hal Wei, China
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ENTIRE WORLD AWAITING
OUTCOME OF TWO BATTLES
UNCONFIRNiED REPORTS STATE THAT BRITISH AND
GERMAN FLEETS ARE ENGAGED IN
BATTLE IN NORTH SEA

Austria Hungary Officially Declares War on Ru..ia-Chin.
Issues Neutrality Proclamation-Itay Is
Doubtful
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LIVERPOOL, Aug. 6, 4 p. m.-The Allan liner Mon
goian arriving here from Glasgow to-day was struck by
gunhot at the entrance of the Mersey The shell went
through her bows.
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BRUSSELS, Aug. 6. IL so p. m. Via Paris-Af,a,
having SUFFERED serious check and heavy casualties at the
hands of the Belgans Lege Wednesday the CermsD %
today returned to the fray with redoubled ardor and ,ob
Ein.,
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LONDON, Aug. T. AZ a m.-The British feet ha,
engaged the German feet the high The British war
ships reported to be driving the Germans towards the
Dutch coast.
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SUNDERLAND, England, Aug 6, 6:45 p m-The
German consul here arrested day the instance of the
military authorities The charges against him were not d.
vuged
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,PEklNG, China, Aug. China to-day proclaimed her
neutrality in connection with the European conflict
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LONDON, Aug. 6.-Advices have been received h.
stating that Sir William Edward Goschen British anhs..d
at Berlin, and his staff have arrived in Denmark
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PARIS Aug 6, 4:35 p. ma French mine ship TO-DAY
captured and tOwed into Cherbourg 5000 ton German
steamer.
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MADRID, Via Paris, Aug. g., IL p. m.-Accor
ofheai adv'oes more than nifty German steamers area
been captured by the British squadron.
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LONDON, Aug. g. SEQ p. m.-Two HAMBURG -Amer;-
can ne steamers lying the seaport Falmouth Eng have
been seized by the government
The British cruiser Diana today brought the German
schooner Else, from Rio Grande, into Falmouth
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RALLY lin SIEGE ON LIEGE
POWERFUL FLEETS BATTLING AT SEA
EIGHT THOUSAND GERMANS
KILLED In FIERCE CONFLICT
BELClANS EXPLODE HEAVY MINE WHEN KAISER'S
SOLDIERS ADVANCE, AND ENTIRE BATTALION
Is ANNIHIIATED.

British Cruiser Amphion Sunk by Striking Mne-Four Shots
Fired by Torpedo Boat Destroys German
Line Steamer.
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ST PETERSBURG, Aug. 6.-Austria-H Hungary
evening declared war on Russia
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NAsHIHoToN. Avg s-Forscast.
Nsst NtrginiAs Ohio-9ensraIlV fair.
WarIner Friday and Saturday
Wsrtsrn PsnnaylvaufA-rTnass -
Friday SATURDAY fafr
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steamer which arrived at Shimonosek to-day reports
having been chased by German torpeod DESTROYER
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TOXIC Aug z. 9:55 a. NIT is reported that German
warshPs have captured vessel belonging the Russian
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toonunrsd on rass Elnsl
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tcoatinusd on Page EineJ
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'0on'inusa on Fass Seven
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Generally fair ara warmer Friday ard
Saturday.
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maries or conventions in advancing
his personal ambition.
And certainly if he prefers to OBJ
serve the proprieties of the old school
none can condemn and all must
commend. /
Therefore no voter should deceive
himself, or allow himself to be de-
ceived by the idea entertained, or,
advanced, that Judge Merrimon is
Indifferent to the honor the nomi-
notion involves, or, unappreciatlve
of the efforts of his friends.
1t is we'll understood that the
emolument of the office alone would
be no inducement to him to divert
his time and attention from his
chosen profession.
To be able, however, to serve his
fellow citizens and be chosen by
them to do so, would be, to one of
his ideals and temperament, an in
estimable honor and an inexpeess-
ible qualification.
To secure the nomination by
personal solicitation would rob it of
the Onlv element really worth while.
This is not indifference, but dignity.
The frie~ DIS and admirers of Judge
Merrimon, acquainted with his life
since he, a boy, enlisted in the Con-
federate Army to this, his "lusty
winter" feel fully warranted in ask,
ing, and each should ask, the voters
of this District to accord him the
, support his character, ability anC
party service command, and which
his becoming dignity prevents him
personally soliciting.
S. F. CHAPMAN
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-08
WAYNESVILLE man
C)MLITS Suicide

Especial to the News and Observer
Waynesville, May 3.-About 1870
today in a back room Of the New
Liner building. Paul Love, a young
man Of 80, committed suicide by
shooting himself over the right ear
with a q calibre postol, the ball CON-
ing out over the left ear. About II
he told Mark Liner, owner of the
building lie was not feeling well and
asked if there was anywhere he could
lie down. Liner took him to rear
room in the building, not yet COM
pleted. Liner went to dinner and
when he returned in about an hour
found Love lying on the floor with
a 80 calibre pistol clutched in his
right hand lying on his breast.
DR.. j. R. McCracken was summon
ed and found that life was so near ex-
tinct he could do him no good. Love
lived about an hour. He was taken
to the home Of his brother, Major
Hugh A. Love, who lives quite near
in sight of where the tragedy occur
red. There will be no coroner's in
quest. Love borrowed the pistol
with which he committed the deed
but it is not learned who he borrow.
ed it from. He had made several
efforts to borrow one before he sue
ceeded. He had said he was coins
to Canton to work.
Jackson County journal. (Sylva, N.C.) 19??-19??, 1914-05-08
JUDGE JAMES
H. MERRIMON
Political Advertising
Editor Asheville Citizen

Editor ASheville Citizen
Known as Judge Merrimon is,
either personally or by reputation
to probably every voter in this Con-
gressional District, a letter from me
extolling his virtues, proclaiming his
ability, or asserting his qualifica-
tons for congressional service,
Would be as presumptious as it is
unnecessary,
1t is the settled conviction of all,
who have given the matter thought,
that with Judge Merrimon as our
Representative, no Congressional Dis
trict in the Union would be more
ably or creditably represented.
This being true it would be, to
say the least, unfortunate. should
Judge Merrimon's friends and 9th
er thoughtful patriotic Democrats
of this District, allow his nominal
ton to fail through either misap-
prehension or default.
In connection with the candidacy
of judge Merrimon one hears only
two expressions of an adverse char
acteI, namely:
First: Doubts as to his willing
ness to become a candidate.
Second: His alleged indifference
as to whether he is honored with
the nomination, or not.
The sole purpose of this letter is
to enlighten the Citizens of this Dis
trict upon these two points and if
successful there in, I conceive will
have performed a distinct public
service.
AS to the first: Juege Merrimon
was for some time in doubt as to
whether in justice to his friends and
himself he would be warranted in
standing for the nomination when
pressing private business made it
impossible for him, to give even
passing time and attention thereto.
Upon the assurance of many friends
hat they were content for him to
make such ACKNOWLEDGEMENT as he has
he determined. without campaign
aid without an organization to sub
nit his candidacy to the people fo1
their decision.
JUDGE MERRIMON is A CAN
DIDATE FOR THE DEMOCRATIC
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATION
IND HAS SO ANNOUNCED HIM
SELF. THAT POINTS SETTLED.
AS to the Second: Judge Merrimo1
is not Indifferent as to the nomina
ton. Should he be so honored. ever,
voter of the District can feel assured
that the choice would fall to no o.,
more kneely appreciative or NOR
deeply sensible of the distinction
and responsibility.
There are the old and new school
ofpolitics. The Judge adheres strone
ly to the former.
Without attempting to draw an
comparison between the two, or, t
enumerate their respective merit.
or, dement's, it is we'll understood
that under the old ideals it wa
deemed rather unseemingly to u1
duly press ones claims for a nom
nation within the party; while unde
the new, not only may any cand
date press his claims strenuousl
and unfortunately without viola
ton of the proprieties. but a whir
wind campaign inside the party
rather expected, in fact, often d,
manded.
In consequences of this latter da
custom we often fail to consider tn,
generally to solicit support With
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Srau Carolina @bite, mclde NOR
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@ciicrn mar glihermitnuoA. &l
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q(m 2S. 6e6ruor uGouaoo~ nad
0lorieiae.
PIN %. 8e6ruar u@2inuepasfa"
noH 2onOon.
PIN %. Se6ruar ngeroua@ nad
93capel in0 @enuu.
9lm 2s. 6ebruar oSaronia~ na6
Gibraltar uuO g1eapeI
9Im g. @l0r5 u9lucouo4 nod 9iea-
pel rnr @enua.
PIN 3, @}or5 u9ergenSiiorO~ nob
Bergen. to9u Hla pioee''
grm 3. @dr5 p9loorOan nad
9lotter0om.
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SABRE.
9lm 4. Mar5 ,@ot6Iano" na6
9oper umO 9lnmerpen.
PIN 4. @l1r5 oGaruanio~ uad
SiuerpooI
snh 4. @}dr5 vOlpmpic" no9
Sont6amptou
glm A. @lar3 uNceania" nod
9Qaicr mo Erieit.
9lm 3. N2dr3 Cincinnati" nad
93eopel un0 @enilo
9(m 6. @ldr5 n%5ilaoeIpbia~ nod
Solh6ampton.
9lh r. @ldr3 vGolabria~ na6 @i-
6raltor lmo 9leopel.
slm z. 9Ror5 uaoiier 6ron5 So
iep6~ nah 9llaier rno ErieIt
9lm z Nldr5 uGaleOouia~ nad
@lasgolu.
PIN Z. 0ldr5 Settle" na4 e5i6rol.
tar uno @enia.
pm Z. @dr5 ~0linnetonta" uqd
Souoon.
9lm 10. @1ar5 o9niitonia" uod
9iperpool
PIN TO- @ldr5 ,,aoiier ggilbeIm
Ser 3Weite~ nah Bremen.
pm 10. Nldr5 n0loOonno~ nad
Dlarieiae.
9lm 10. Mdr3 u@nnuoua" nah
Gibraltar imO 9leapel.
Pm TO, @lor5 o9iuiiia~ no9 9iot-
ter0ani un0 Sibull
9lm 10. Nl0r5 u9lDnOam~ naA
Notteroam.
PIN #. @ldr5 u@ermauia4 nod
NlariciQe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-26
5rii6io0rs .6atmOOe 1914.


Nlooeac 6ei 9Iruirong, Gator &
50 Gnc aroBer 9ni3o6l ans
@aris importirter gDpcn. Die
Niitc werocu wicocr 0roBcr
aeiue 6eocrn mc6r
@em and in sen Straben 9alti
norc's t6cihpciie Der S6uce nod
nlc6rcrc 6uB bod Iieat imo eiu eiii-
GER g9ino oen mdrmeuoeu Sdub pon
@el5cn mo Mduteln iQliorii6 madt
10 iii 6ci Ser Iirma 9lrnlltroug, 0a-
tor & 60. 9}r. 1915, @eits9olti-
more. .StraBe. ieood bereits ser boloe
Srii6ling NIT ldAelnOem 9hltlib ent
ge3oqcl Die Sirna meld)e Die
gr0Bte umo bcOeutenOiic Gancn5its
Gnoros- rmO Snport.5ir ser &elc
Stoaten it, oimete aeiicru einem
3a6lrcic6cn mo bo1it iltereiiirtcn
@ublifun bic S6iiren 5u ibrer Oies-
i06riaen 9(llsiteQing bon SriibiabrS-
Olo0cl6iitcn. Dor Dem Gingcben allf
cinige gou5 6eionOers reijcnOe EDpcn
ieien elm panr flrjc @orte iiber bic
Sutmooe Oes Sri6obrS 1914 i'm
9lQgenenen ooransgeididt Sdon
Die @roBe 5eiQt cine, penn aud nidt'
aa5u groBe 2l6wei1mg bon Ser 6iS-
6eriqen Niooe. Gie 9on5 fleiuen
,Soaitcs, iomie Oie ocn &opf eng
imidlieBenoen @uiiormcn perOen
uo6 puo nad peridminOen ilno et.
mas gr0Bercu Sormen @lob maben-
Iieiel6en pcr0cn entpeocr brett o0er
bod, ielten 0agegen 6eOes 5igleih
icn 9n1 Sliitc nit 0urcb Die arempe
ge6enOer 1Sorm wer0eh Diel getrdgen
pcrOen. Sine 9lrt 3meimaiter-6orni
oiirftc oiele gicbbaberinncn iin0en.
g9ns Die @arntur augebt, 10 miro
oeicl6e in oieiem 6rii6a6r 5alpt
idhlih ans 9huucn mO 9dn0ern be.
ite6en. 6eoeru irgeno melcber glrt
lpcrOen BON ocnielbeu pcr0rdngt mer.
Ocu. 9lls 9hnen iinoen in Der
Sauptiabe fleinc 9ioien mno @ar0e-
uieu 9Seruen0umg; bic Sdnoer per-
sen ans &elours ueriertigt peroen.
9cionOere Sorben iino nidt Dorge-
ihrie6cn, belle, ia aud weiBe Siite
iper0en ie6r zen uoguc" icin menn'
qlei6 ouh iolHe BON ihpar5er ,Sarbe
81 ie6eu icin merOen
Cie 9(usiielhmg bon 2lrutrou9,
Gator & So imiaBt enua 300 Onr6-
neg prdgnonte mo galB oQerlieblie
INpcn, ooumter lugei16r 10 oirett
BON Ocn beiieu iniN 6efaiutellen Ndu-
icru in &oris inportirte NioOellc
9clouoeres ,Sutereie imo aa0cncnie
'Scpiuioering erfegteit cine 9In8o1l
t6cilS BON Der Iirmd iel6lr t9eilS
BON oen fran5oiii6eu @initlern creir.
ter imO 6ergciteater Sppe1 10 elm
rcBcn0er Nlt ans SancDsGbiifoM
0eiicn @arniring leOiglid in eincnl
etma ichs Gentimcter orr6meiienoen
Eompoit 6eitanO ierner elm ganB
aaerliebiter, iommcrlAcr %ut gar
nirt nit neineu 6ellroia Nosrbeu
Greirt pou Der Sirma Nlargueritc
9eome in @aris 1T cine empire
SornL porn cine &oie ols &er5ie-
riuia 5wei &eDet-eduoer inter Oas
Ginn 5u 6inOcu 0as Wau5e in Der
anipredenoen Sar6cntomng Der
.9lmerican 9couip" 9ebalten. Niit
flcinen blaiien &osHen lit elm gei6lli-
qes N}o0ea Der 6irma NlaOia %a-
ris, geidnliidt mo iie6t dilBerit cle-
cant aus. Slei6iaQs auBerorOent-
lid 0iibiA iiuo Sdopiln9cu Der
Sdlicr Ganelia, &ittetaro mo So
miion 9lud Die groBe, piel6eipro-
cbenc g}eu6eit 1914, beOrudte Scioc,
lat iih and 0ic 0omcn6iitc crobert
Sin ocartiaes, gon5 ent5iidenocs
M1oOcQ Bat Die ausiteacnoe Srmo
iclbit 6eraeltelt Die Gberlcihma
iibcr Oie 9hlsiieama BAT 6rdulein
StrouB6erg iunc aiiiitirt bon einem
Stabe anmntbiaer @e6iiliinnen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-02-26

9l6Onncntcn, sic Ocn nScutidlcu
GorrripOnScutcn@ nidt piiuftlic6 oocr
nnrcoelmdnig cr0oItcn iinO sr6ctcn,
Der Sfficc baum per SclCpGun OScr
idlriitIid @littgcilng 81 MAIDEN,