davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The sun., 1914-08-25
GERMANY LOSES II AIRCRAFT.
Five Ont Of Fifteen Zeppelins Said
to Have Been Destroyed.

speciai Cable Despdtch TO Tue Sun.
PARIS, Aug. 24.--Five OF Germanys
fifteen Zeppelins and six aeroplanes have
already been destroyed since the open
Ing of hostilities, according to reports
received here.
OF the Zeppelins one was destroyed
by the forts at Liege. a second was
demolished by bomb dropped on II In
its shed at Metz by the French aviator
Capt. Finck. two more have been
seen in the forests between Metz and
Aix-la- -Chapel,e by Belgian aviators. who
reported that they appeared TO have
been wrecked. and fifth has been
brought down by the French near
Lune1llc.
The remaining ten are believed to be
stationed at Cologne. Hamburg and Kiel
and points on the French frontier and
two OF them on tho Russian frontier.
The sun., 1914-08-25

rivers. A third army from the Chmay
region is moving to attack the German
right between the Sambre and the
Meuse II is supported by an English
army which set out from around Mons
Tho battle on the French side has been
going on Tor more than twenty four
hours, The French lines are engaged
in desperate conflict and the losses on
both sides are heavy.
Russian forces which have
been Invading Germany have taken
Gumbinnen. ortelsburg. Johannesburg
and. 1t Is also reported. Insterburg The
Russian line extends for $50 miles from
Johannesburg to Soldau. The Russians
are advancing with large force upon
Koenigsberg. which is $50 miles from
= Berlin. and Il Is expected that they
will invest this point within few days.
The Germans are reported to he crossing
the Angcrrapp River. with the Russians
IN pursuit. The Russians also report
that they are In possession Of the rail
road and thus command most OF the
important strategic points,
JAPAN.-Japanese, British. French and
Russian warships have begun "A block
ado OF Tsing-tao. the port OF Kaio-
chow. The Japanese began a lombard
ment Of Kaio-chow. II is reported.
japan In directing three squadrons
against Kalo-chow and the German
warships In Eastern waters, Vice
Admiral Tomosaburo Ksto has been
appointed commander In chief OF the
first squadron TO carry out the main
offensive movement. The American
Ambassador At Toxic has taken over
tho German Embassy from Count Won
Rex. who has been handed his pass
ports.
The sun., 1914-08-25
BERLIN STILL
FAR DISTANT,
SAYS RUSSIA
Strong Forts at Koenigsberg.
POsen and Thorn to
Be Taken First.
NO FORCED MARCHES,
SAYS LONDON EMBASSY
Cars Army Has 130 Mile
Battle Line Inside
East Prussia.

LONDON, August ".
The Russian Embassy here has is
sued a warning against exaggeration OF
the importance OF the capture of Gum
binnen by Russian troops. 1t says:
1T is perfectly absurd to talk as
some dispatches do. about the Russians
making forced marches toward Berlin,
II must be remembered that the for
tresses at koenigsberg. Posen and
nothing of the Austrians.
Nevertheless, it is true that there
Is a general Russian advance"
The sun., 1914-08-25

Harvard or Otfsfd--ths istss, gold or
shell round eyeglasses. bpenceSb, Maiden
LAns~-ktV. .....-.
The sun., 1914-08-25

Leman the German commander at once
moved the Belgian hero.
Gen. Leman was nursed back to
health and in a few days had quite re-
covered from the rigors OF the Siege.
He was then taken by automobile to
Aix-la- -Chapelle in charge Of Major
Boyer, and after resting for a night
left for Cologne"
The sun., 1914-08-25
THREE SQUADRONS TO
BOTTLE Up GERMANS
Austrian Warship in Chinese
Waters to Be Dismantlcd.
Thus Averting War.
Bryan Corrects Wilson's
"Slip Of Mind" on japan
WASHINGTON. August 4.

''''II''"TVN' HUBUSI n,
Japan has officially notified the
United States that she will confne
her activities In the war situation
To the Far East" said Secretary OF
state Bryan this afternoon.
Mr.. Bryan's statement served 70
clear up a wrong impression caused
by a remark made 10y the President
earlier in the day to the effect that
such 4 pledge had not been made as
far as he knew.
1t was explained later that tho
Presidents remark was merely
slip of the mind"
The sun., 1914-08-25
ALLIES FORCED TO WITHDRAW
ALONG ENTIRE BATTLE FRONT;
KAISER'S SON HAILED AS VICTOR
Terrific Slaughter on Both Sides Is
Reported and Furious Fighting
Continues From Belgium
to the Swiss Border.
BERLIN CLAIMS TRIUMPH FOR
CROWN PRINCE OVER BIG FORCE
Is Said to Have Routed Five French Army
Corps Near Metz-Russians Advance
on 100 Mile Line in East Prussia.
Germans Report bv Wireless
Big Victories Over French

The following wireless despatch received yesterday
at the Teefunken station Sayvie L. L. from Nauen Ger
many:
"Ofcal announcement made here to-day that the
German commanded by Grand Duke Abrecht of Wurt
tebeg has defeated French army Neufchateau and
ured flags and prisoners including several Gen.
erals.
German armies under Prince Rupprecht of Bavaria.
Crown Prince Frederick William and Grand Duke AIbecht
vigorously pursuing the French The under Prince
Rupprech captured Luneve BIamon and Grey
The army commanded by the Crown Prince pursued the
French beyond Longwy.
"The Germans of the River Meuse ad-
vancing against Maubeuge They have defeated English
brigade of cavalry"
The German Embassy Washington gave des-
patch similar but with additional Details
follows:
"The army of the German Crown Prince has de-
csve victory northwest of Diedenhosen five French army
The of the southern French wing
has been off,
The French repused the River Meuse
complete The Crown Princes giving chase
many prisoners and it declared the French troops
able face the terrific fire of the German nbany
The sun., 1914-08-25
, FRANCIS JOSEPH IS WORSE.
vienna Fears Ag-d Emperor VIII
Not Recover.

ROME. Aug. ?4--It Is reported here
from Vienna that tho condition of EN-
peror Francis Joseph has grown worse
and It is feared the aged Emperor will
not recover.
The sun., 1914-08-25
Earl Ro.eb~ry's Son In Guards.

Special Cable Despatch 20 THE Sun
LONDON. Aug 2+.--Lord Dalmeny. eld-
est son OF Earl Rosebery, has reentered
the Grenadier Guards. in which he was
formerly a Second Lieutenant.
The sun., 1914-08-25

Belgian frontiers
Belgium has
o Maubeuge,
French the Chmay
this
: said "a have
Lunevie Bamon Grey captured 100
the command Of
Muchausen
Of
Of stronghold
The sun., 1914-08-25

Centsrusd on Third Pasa
The sun., 1914-08-25
1870 MILE BATTLE FRONT
East Prussia border.
by u. W. NORREGAARD.
ny u. W. NOR
Special correspondent o. THE Sun and the
London "Ddiiy Vail"

by w. AID.
Special correspondent Of TnE suN and the
London "Ddiiv Vail"
Spec,a, Cabie Bespa,ch 10 TuE srs
ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 24.-Oricial re-
ports issued to-day say the Russians
have occupied ..yck. Johannesburg.
Ortesburg. Nedenburg. Sodau and
Tiileburg.
There is no official confirmation OF
the capture OF Intersburg up to tho
present.
Gen. Rennenkampf reported that the
railroads of the district are all in Rus
sian possession.
THE Twentieth German army corps
which bore the brunt Of our attack" the
official statement continues" was prac-
tically cut to pieces. We have taken
several thousand -lsoners besides many
guns"
In the reported capture of Insterburg,
on the road to Koenigsberg. the Rus
SLAMS have one of the chief railway CEN
tres OF Fast Prussia.
The attack Of the Russians was be-
gun by Cossacks, closely followed by in
fantry whose steadlness under fire AZ
the. crossed a long stretch of dried
marsh land and finally broke through
network OF barbed wire entangle-
ments was the decisive feature Of the
action.
BY its operations of the past week
the Russian army OF invasion has placed
in Jeopardy the entire German position
from Danzig to Thorn.
It Is estimated here that the Rus
slams and Germans now on the frontier
total about 900 900 men, with l.lOC
pieces OF artillery.
| The Russian operations against Aus
tria also are meeting with success, ac.
cording to an announcement made to,
day by the General STAFF. The an
nouncement says thai Russian cavalr,
has routed with heavy losses an Aus
trian force which has been attsckinl
Vladmar- -Volnak. In another engage
mcnt near Pluchow, between Zloczov
and Sborow. on Saturday. the an
nouncement says, nine squadrons o
Russian cavalry defeated a force o.
Austrians of twice their own numbe
and took two mounted batteries and 16'
prisoners. The Russians are OCCUPYING
fords along the river Sereth.
Premier Viviani sent a telegram o.
warm congratu.ation to-day to Grant
Duke Nicholas. the Russian comman
der-in-chief. in which he said;
THE valiant Russian defeat OF thre,
German army corps augurs the crush
ing for all time OF the tyranny whlcl
Europe 80 long has tolerated"
This would make the Russian from
covering almost the entire frontier o
east Prussia distance Of about IS,
miles The army has advanced int,
east Prussia, distance of more thar
40 miles at Gumbinnen. 80 miles a
Lyck and 20 miles in Soldau. the south
ern end of the line. The vanguard o
the army is within 320 miles OF Berlin
Places taken are on the main railroa'
lines
The sun., 1914-08-25

TOXIC. August "a.
The japanese fleet has begun the
bomhardment OF Kiao-chow. according
10 all announcement in an extra edition
OF the Ydmato to-day. The despatch was
passed by the censor OF the Navy De-
partment, which is taken as giving 1t
official confirmation.
II is said here that the expeditionary
force which Japan is sending against
KiNo-chow to cooperate with the fleet
numbers 5000 men.
Three squadrons have been organ
iIed for the naval attack on Kiao- chow
and on German shipping in the Far
East The first Of these. which IL en-
trusted with the main offensive move
ment against Kiao-chow. is under the
command Of Nice-AGmiral Tomosaburo
kato. Tie others are commanded by
e-Admiral Sadakichi Kato and Rear
Admiral Tamotsu Tsuchiya respectively.
The Emperor called Vice-Admiral
Rokuro Yashiro. Minister of Marine,
and Lieut,-Gen. Ichinosuke Okla, Min
ister Of War, in conference to-day.
Austrian Ship Dismantled.
II has been learned that the Austrian
Minister to Japan was preparing to
leave Toxic when the japanese Foreign
once suggested that the Austrian
cruiser Kaiserin Elizabeth at Tsing-
lao be dismantled. This proposal met
with the acceptance OF Austria and
there no longer was occasion for the
Austrian Minister to leave. The hos
uhties between Japan and Austria have
been averted at least for the present.
The foreign women and children In
Kiao-chuw have been sent to Pekin,
IIentsin Shanghai and other cities.
over 200 OF them are now housed in
The barracks of the German Legation
guard AT Pckin, which were vacated by
the troops when they were ordered to
lsing-tao to augment the German
forces there.
Inc JapaLese newspapers and public
discuss the war calmly and dispasslon-
ai"iy giving the Government their COM
p'eto approval and at the same time
expressing regret that the necessity for
war with Germany should have arisen
me newspapers urge the public not tc
snow resentment toward the Germans
IN Japan and encourage the japanese
army ana navy with hopes of speedy
victory.
Ceremony Mt shrines.
picturesque feature of the declara,
nou Of Wa, was the visit OF an impera
messenger to the shrines of Ise I,
carry word Of the declaration o wal
10 inc spirits of the imperial ancestors
IN connection with the visit ii is an
Iounced that "A flock of white dove!
AshIod on the sanctuary at the momen
te u.tmatum to Germany expired
lu's IS regarded as an omen of speed,
victory.
outside of meagre dispatches from
america Japan Is now shut off from
Ie"s Of lie war in Europe. Communi
cation between Japan and China ha
cen cut off for twenty four hours, an,
a. Ii believed that the cable betweei
shanghai and Nagasaki has been cut
4Ao Government is giving out no in
"a, Continued on Third Page
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fir ollgemeine Sausorbeit. 779
Bronoeis @eb1uoe.
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9entides Madden iuft Stelung
fir aagcmeiue $nusnrbeit. aorei.
iirt g. 9. Ro. So, Mannnig, Sn.
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Gainr ldrribt IN IeIneinem q

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eannbries.

gs be8abIt f6. itets ioubere ga.
ihe 81 trngen.
GUans gfooel eann6rg
Omaha SOipcl SnppIg So.
II. unb Douglas Ctr, Omaha, Qeb.
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9aaIiaeriie l0-5lc.
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g1r 2. 81 57M
Nr 3. 56h-57.
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-RedtsaupdTte

0%inIfinser & 8ebb. Omaha Rntio.
nal gnnt Ge6 3immer 959, Gina.
ia. Gelep5on Douglas 1898.
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Weitere Reduction
=. der ..
elektrischenL icht -Raten
Am ERSTEN JUL 4.
An das Publikum:

Nit Vergnigen machen wr bekannt, dass Wr vom l. JUL
1914 alb die Primar-Raten Won IL Cents auf IL Cents per Kio-
Watt herabsetzen.
Desc Reduction Won nahezu 10 Prozent der Beleuchtungs-
Rate list ganz und gar in Ordnung init unserem Bestreben, das
beste LIGHT zu den niedrigsten Preisen zu geben.
MUIR durch die Ver~voHkommnung unseres Geschsftsbetriebes
bis in die keinsten Einzelheiten, indem Wr IN allen Ecken und
Enden sparen--eine VervolIkommnung, vie sic nur cine progress
sive Geschaftsfihrung einfuhren kann-sind wr in den Stand g-
setzt, desc Reduction enntreten zu lassen.
Bel dieser markanten Preiserniedrigung ist auch der Ge-
ringste in den Stand gesetzt, SIGH die Bequemlichkeit und den
Segen der elektrischen Beleuchtung sener Wohnung zu Nutze
machen zu konnen. Selbige kommt dem TagGcht am nachsten
und it Won allen Beleuchtungen die biIigste.
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Doe 1914 MobeI bier. garg.
OPC In ge6r. Maihtnen. 9ope
Rotor 60, 2572 2eon., 81. 1896
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@eprhfte 6ebarnme.

WtpfNHe DtDnfIh1e.
Trau q. SJigetbarn, 1882 90. II.
StraBe. 9nler 1925. II.
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omaha Billion So. 1921 Cunning
2467. &enooirt 5e0ern Il. Sober.
m%atraeen; mnht 5eoermatrasen.
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Eight Teams, Representing
AS Many Professions, to
Play Ball in Proposed Cir
cult.
PLANS TO BE MADE
AT MEETING SOON
New League Replaces Pro-
posed Factory Circuit to
Play Four Times a Week
on Playground.

If the plans of Playground Director
Nohr mature, a league of baseball
teams, composed of professional men
of the city, will soon be in the field.
Nohr plans a circuit of eight teams,
representing bankers, doctors, news
paper men, lawyers a Y. M. c. A.
team, and a high school team.
At meeting to be held this week,
plans will be completed. Representa-
tives of the different professions of
the city are urged to attend. The
place for the meeting will be an
nounced soon.
This league would take the place of
the proposed factory circuit. 1t was
found that it would be impossible for
the factory mines to play during the
week, owing to the inability of the men
to get to the grounds early enough for
the games. These games however
will be played on Saturday afternoons,
this leaving the other circuit four att
ernoons a week. Possibly several fac
tory teams may join the new organi-
cation.