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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16
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sariueaie or unfortunate. i,orsens vho
have had loa mnsh ie at ana it.s it
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ffom thv hcndagc 10 ft b, some
means Witch would rc,iuge them ia
normal proportions hnt iratr them
ftre ie oYerrst and 30 lazy Probably
antitat rvme,iies were a., eftlsed e. the
Roman psiricians .eeQ scors ag, fheN
have been ever since. and thes Nil
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mca sho eat morc INA theN need si,d
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these lnaiy iduals gencrolN helong Co
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farm q tempting sronp tor ihr conn.
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rho oyvFfed has rsalled in breaking
she ncw~ 90 the e>pecsAnt w.xld thai
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16
oALAMITY ArAR

81 this great dsmner. oue can
with difficulty understand the sc
TIES ~ ebinslt,phrn whirh havc
befallcn Japan when wind and
water cl8lm tan thouaAn,l SOULS a.
Galveston. aud earthquake and
fire lash SAP Funcisco. ac stand
aghasi. bcwildrrcd The hmedl
ate ennrmiiy ~ either incident
mckcnN and by SONS iuslan,anc
Gus process ~ thought. ~ scc or
own families aud friend. under
similar conditions. impoteut 90
cope with The looscned forces NJ
nature.
lluI JapaR h remote POLITICALLY
remote Placid seas pile their
green wbien between. ana thc
stricken population h ~ another
and ~ differing race Moreover
ihc mind having experienced vol
canic crlpiions onlN through pie
iures written or spoken. cannot
WIN I'N''Nf IAN0
Only oue or lWo islands of iho
Japanese group have suffered &c.
vasla'ion. hui the calamity VIII be-
felt ihronehon, lhc Empire SO
gDshima, a place rcckon,ng OU.OiW
Inhabitants has been leid waste
aud nnmhefloss vlllancs have horn
swept oul of oNisienre
10 add Ga Tho dlsmal prospect
Japnn = resources nrc mragcr Two
wnrf. with ihcir attendant dehia.
hive diminished ihc treasury sud
exhausted the people The siiua
tion y not pne io tempt amy ex.
cur.inn Of Thought Yet all must
hv extended. aud without modlia.
sion. Ia time of disaster. happily
rave rreludlrc cras,s 90 exist
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16
SOME VEHICLES
By WALT MASON

f-sss stately hlotd s une AZ
iur paint snd trsa thsiH sissf fplre
fts a+sn ~ Fifh mans snyur go fhs est siu manf
thotsand nouef a burned foa& 4rd fif arp
hpnssd n Iced carDel tones is an fheTf tfii ~
ehseif Whaiessr b. He motive poser snd tisvlns
Them. faieN fetlu hfs nFinE unoflt haaf ~ OBJ
ne tfhtlsa sat foli lIDnH De- ta ~
tn ttaf sfH me- ~ iHe sol. 200 Hfisf tHtes ihH
Doe fhf pptsr has fH. apauist hI
circus and 4il s seffs sno tprlnst hlii
stern oll fashisb'd pitr ana hfar them
s,spsii ana msnd oui noaf up0n Uae a. rea's end
ssfe fse Lad " Dfn 81 hind Hama Hgng 20
ihifaiY hoys uo disnfffd bf icsf snrsfp fopfs
hfaaed Hps ~ san'r irH fnaH nafs snse ~ ntnf
years
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16
coNraoL or eANeeR.


Spme WAGES " vanccr can t,e cera,i
The nemhcr ~ such eases can hc IN.
treassd ~ sarllsr alNsnosls and bet
Ter sarsefs THIS ls the only hops
sfes evr present knawicasr iastlfles
bun thin FACT shcpia he kno~n 10 the
public. IN the last Issue "a the laurnnl
|ef the american Mralrsl Assocsasiea
d. Joseph 9. l''svaseed " Johns ilog-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

.Jnei ~ We vt q little peesed
over regulation shsftsirese win.
ter. New York reports ~ below
rero, and snow daula whilewAsb
on some ~ Texas prohibition cen.
frfE Truly. we never know When
we mrs thankful 10 disgunw
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

The islaud OF Amhrym uH the
New lIchrides. j. burning Japan
has been virf'rd ~ M earthquake
that makes rccolleriions IT Pom.
pen look like gnat crawling
across the MILKY Way srvcml
strikes are on b. ihc nited States
McAicc " hrpinr south Africa
Is "a fhr verge 90 internal combus
tion, Glass has cnl Bob ilcnr3
holl wectlln have eaten 5000 NO.
uno werih ~ cotton aud money b
shyr than grape Juice ~ an anti
rail-, Nevertheless. lnli b only
cuiiIng ~ milk teeth and the op
linisl coniinuen 90 op
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

Anna Held announces The loss
81 5000 haifpin limos are in
deed nrlsdish WHEN Anna features
her hrainorN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

Face value i dceepiive con.
slider the rouge.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

Nav SOME of Houston Sons ~
Rest sikh over what they msscd
BY not being among ihc hokel ~
ojiunua.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

With lim Inrlcy elected Mayor
of iiusinn. office seekrrs will
watch eagerly for their Curley
clies
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

Considering the work ~ each Il
Fresitlsalt Nilsson ialkcd a. much
as cNl'rvsldent Roosevelt, he'd
have t. nse two throais aud an
eight cylndpred SECRETARY
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

i'nclr Sam 0Wnrs 5000 islands.
ami accounting o. lronble Yerar,l~
The Philippines constitute ahoni
1855 and "a ~ the 5000
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

Maiader, 1esas, Is goinE 60 or
ganl1e a commercial club. Fran
the name 81 the iowo We .iu'lgc is
proposed organization should eas.
~ throw shv horn.tippcd rnm.
inAni,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

Market rennri; Sugar quiei
certainly We know of nu trust
hat X making ann elorllied mu.ic
This first Wilsaman winter
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

Tango skating h lhe latest fad
lee will help The tango oonsulen
bly, bur moi cracked ieo.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

Frank II Blnlick. formrr edit
er Of The t'alles, catches ,soS.
ernmeni nlam in the shape of 4
deputy eoliectpsstip. Mr.. llnshicS
y qualified for The position. nnl
bis past work ins,Ssies lhe appoint.
inrMt Congratulations.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

Tho bnyirout situation slim
solnc angry sras
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

PEI Brown. 81 Taylor lrs
thrown another wonldAe chaupi.
ON. When II cuncs ~ clegcrncaa.
speed, endurance agility and De.
termlna'iou, nnmH Is one AMONG
a thousand despite his singular
name.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

The General Film Company Nc
eu4rd ~ having compound eycs
and mean methods. u 10 pay The
State Of Texas go .pW and o. au
lomniirnlly disrupt itseif for ever
and ever TO ua. u appears trusts
arc mighty harmful 10 the people
aud mighty beneficial a. the State
II we may be pafsioncd o. ln.onr
pockcl.nnd OFT The olhes argn
neui
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

llneria ; Suspension ~ interest
payments on the Mexican national
debt Fqay lead 70 lIurrla = suspcu.
sion from . telegraph pole, u
there's any sneh Jeff 10 The Re.
public. ljollafn are earfwheels a.
military carriages. and when the
stocking Bank ~ France frowDs.
lonny become tighter than rcfn
gee lfnm Tho MAtlr gagun.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-01-16

The asssriss 90 pr~essd,rs sAs nar.s
81 csaisr 'aeisssss shss PAGER reso.
larry ssHs Ia sshseriesFs ~ wall a. thas
te~n. will sH Ssmdsys he left ~isA shs
dealer, shsrs sssssr,ssrs ssn get them
~ saliirs Coz shswA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
BRITISH IN
EARNEST
ENGLISH ARMY TO BE IN.
CREASED TO HALF MILLION
BRAVE MEN.
War Budget for $500. 100000 Pro.
vided by House of
Commons.

LONDON. AUG. s.-tt.so
ne passage of war BUDGET for
s2OO.OoO.OOO In the house of com.
mons today without = disseoti,a
voice and the granting of an srr,S
increase of 10000 men In seeo,J.
snce with the plans % Io,s
Kitchener. the new n1inist.r -
var shows that Great Brttsi, h
m deadly earnest
csl 20 arms issued by n,
war oftce tonight says an adj.
ton % 100000 men 20 n. r.ouisr
army is needed immediately 80
tnat Lord Kitchener % corfde,t
t1is appeal will az once - =.
fponde5 20 by an Who have ~.
ssfctg of our empire 81 heart
Ine term % service for the 49,,
men is O. be three years Or gVtif
t1e war is ended The aoe of e,.
.lstn7ert will be between fs ana
TIE naval estimates provis. o.,
bI,OcO additional officers ana n,sr
Nnicn viii make the ray,'s
strength 2f8.OOO men.
There are no illusions In Ero
land that war is certain 20 =.
ssift and decisive ore The 90
pie are stecled for Iona and e..
naustive struggle
The adm ir7'ty notified ths pus
lic tonight that the hrst news
tconenusd on Page vine,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
TREASURE SHIP
LIFTS ANCHOR
CRUISER TENNESSEE WITH
MILLIONS IN GOLD SAILS
FOR EUROPE.
Ten or Twelve DAYS viii Elapse
Before She Touches Foreign
Port

NtW YORK. Aur The a-uo-.f
cruiser Tennessee. converted for tho
time b"inr into treasure shin l.r
port 90 f.45 o'clock tonight to ,s--v
millions .n sold to fbe many t5ors
snl Americans who are in want ir
European countries
NI DAY IonE fna vaults OF tho srb
treasury and banks here cave Inn 49,.
PRECIOUS metal rOusieutI fo fra rsIiaf
'i those whom fnT United States GOV.
eminent seeks f0 aid Err.rr. r.rt
I.r- piled back and forth between fra
Tennessee. ~ TOurkfravITa ana th.
foot of Wall street
When the cruiser ~oarH rHf f.v-.-t
90 in ne darFrrss ahn bad ON board
'gli sH.N'n r sold S. H1H nrU
Tom the BANKERS Trust company a.
..'0'' 1rrrulr. OIL rurlrcaa and
ABOUT $4,000 entrusted fo the paw.
master care hy personal friends o.
individuals abroad. of the latter sum
if.fIN NI"f.N"n was received TODAY
More such funds we're rvrrrfrf n
hr placed with frs treasury sutfor.fIes
mere and DO uus retarded H4 r.karv
tltf second shipment OF cold would
he sent probably ON the cruiser No-th
Carolina
Tho Ternessea sold eoee as h--.
.n. Ot government money Tha irF
N'uIsI dnuU-If0ra ramt. .ra not mon.
TONED ruf The delivery rf tho none.
'o individual draw vro have orders
toontinusa on FsTs ssvsnJ
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
SITUATION
IN BRIEF

Out % London comes the reoort
that the British feet has engaged the
German fleet In battle on the hioh
seas. The British admiralty refuses
Information as TO whether a naval en-.
gssement Is IN progress. but the
British ~srships, which put out sew.
erai days ago. have been searching
for the Germans IN the North Sea.
The British cruiser Amphion has
been sunk By contact with a r7ige
with the loss of more than = hundred
men
Emperor William Of Germany. In
an ordcr 70 the army and navy. calls
upon an Germans capable of bearin9
arms. % tight for the fstheriznd.
In Belgium. Germans and Beiqian-
are hshting around Liege. where ID
wards of 100000 men are enqaaed
According 70 official reports from
srusseis, the t~o days fighting mas
cost the Germans thousands OF uner
The Bclaians are also believed "a
have lost heavily As yet there bav.
been 10 reports from German sources
a. 20 the outcome % the German at
Austria Hungary has declared var
en- Russia. and the Russian ar,bss
sador az Vienna has been given nis
The British prime minister In the
nouae of commons asked for an I'd
qltoral war appropriation o. $500
100000 and an army Increase Of SOC.
200 men. both of which requests yser-
granted. A. tre same time the aoy
eminent declared moratorium i-
london for month. uith certain
exemptions
Russian cavaIry. erdeavorIrg %
enter east Prussia. have been driven
oa.E ~ TIE German frontier guards
A Ten TsIn despatch raye the pus
tar cruiser Askold ard tre German
eruIscr tmden. m an engagement Of
We NaI WEI have botr Been su7L
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
MRS. WOODROW WILSON, FIRST LADY OF THE LAND
PASSES TO GREAT BEYOND AFTER A LONG ILLNESS
ARDUOUS DUTIES AS HELP
MATE TO PRESIDENT HAS
TENS DEATH.
Touching Scenes at White House
When Death Angel Called
Beloved Woman.

WASHINGTON. Aug. e.-mrs
Woodrow Wilson, wife Of the
president Of the United States.
died az the White House Al
O'Clock this afternoon. Death
came after a brave STRUGGLE OF
months against Brights disease
with complications
The president was connpleteIy
unnerVed BY the shock and his
grief was heartrending. Hs bore
Up we'll under the strain. now
ever. and devoted himself 20 his
daughters
The end came while Mrs. VIII
son was unconscious Her ilI-
ness took q turn for the .,ors.
shortly before I o'clock IN the
afternoon. and fror, then on are
grew gradually weaker.
kneelina az the bedside al ths
end were the president ard their
three daughters, Or Cary r
Crayson. v. S. N. ard a nurse
we're IN the room. and Just out
SIDE door were Secretary Ne.
adoo and Francis 3. sayre. Mr..
Wilson's sons-in-lau. and Mr.
Tumuity. his secretary.
Both houses % congress ad.
Iourned when Mrs WiIsorfs
death was announced and Tor =
brief time the wheels of the oov-
rnwent practically stopped. while
every one paid respect 70 che
presidents loss
The beginning OF tho end came q
~ o'clock this mornIul. when Id
2 r Davis % phUadaIrhfa u-r
bad been called in for con tuifatIor
realized that the time Tor hope fa.
passed. Re took the president inf
he Red room OF The White Houa
Ind there in broken voice told ffr
he truth Mr Wilson's face fIearr
I'd. bot he bore the shock waU W
Fae informed that the end was onI
b question % hours
Nr MIlsoa then took biz faurHfrr|
Nrs N ~ NCAdoo. Nrs. savre an
Iire NarEaref Wilson aside and frf
hem of their wofhers condition ID
10 then they nad thought there was
nance Tor her recovery
Constantly az Bedside
From that time on the praeffar
md be daughters remained r1rrfsrI
~ at Mrs Wilson BEDSIDE m
Pres ldfrf held Due uIfe.s hand rr
Do three dsuEhtars were rroupr
tconunusd o. Page Einsb
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
PERILOUS
VOYAGES
TWO TRANSATLANTIC LINERS
REACH PORT AFTER EVENT
FUL TRIP.
Ierman Ships Watching for Big
Steamers Are Outwitted
IN Race.

HALIFAX. y 8 Aug a. Tvo
~ ffanE Atlantic liners aving 49,
brush flag. bound fro<n fiver,o17
lyi heW York. put into Hallfs4 ~.
oay as haven from German rryis.
Ihe Maurefania brought more tb.o
.Yl IassenFers and the Cedric more
Ihe unexpected arrivals were IA.
nanm motn cuard liner Maurefsnis
ana tie biz Cedric ~ the White sfsr
line Both had been uarncd bv 49,.
hfltIsh cruiser Eaaer ~ the presence
" hostile vessels in the North A.
lantc Wafere they were about IN
raveree on their voyage 10 New yo,-
end were advised 10 make win All
haste for Haflfar
Under the highest pressure Of ber
turbine enFines with all ports blank
efe1 and not Irhf ehowinr eba
sped over the 100 miles that Isv ~.
tween her and safety from German
cruisers. Behind her came the Pee.
nose eearchlighfs could be- seen
flashing a. nirhf across the horizon
a. Fhe scanned the waters Tor fhe
enemy.
The Maurefanla'F paassenrers we're
not OFFICIALLY Informed % uhaf had
tcontinusd on Page Eins1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07

LONDON, Aug. 2, 2 a. m-Europe awaits with tense
the outcome of two battles which being wased
the struggle of the If report be credited the
British and German fleets engaged in combat on the
high seas which likely to have important bearing on the
conflict - 80
The German army of the Meuse in its advance througb
Belgium meeting with determined resistance from the Bel
gan On "wednesday Brussels declared the
Germans had been repued all along the line but ve,terd.
the attack was renewed with greater energy and probably
with considerable reinforcements to the German side
not to be forgotten, however that all the new. and
reports that have been received respecting both land and sea
operations have come through French and British .ource or
sources IN control OF in sympathy with them Germany,
version OF what has ansped has yet been received and
therefore the story has only half been told Under extno
conditions OF communication il will be long before be no
gress of the German be recouned 70 N. o,d
world " ~ u'''oe
=, Inc same applies to the of the Au.tro-
Hungarian army small detachmen which are on.r.,;no
against Serva and the remainder doubtless being .ent
forward to check the Russian advance Beyond the d.,r
ton OF war by Austria Russia yesterday little is known Of
what action Austria taking, and only neagre de,a h,v.
Uttered through OF the operations of the Austrian army
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
ANNIHILATED

LlEGE. Belgium. via Ls-5s-
AUG. Ga force cf German Ub.
Ia0s maze a brilliant. coura1esls.
1ut fataI attempt % rart1rr 49,
5-Isiar general star here 4grI-s
last night The BeI1fa~ trssos
syyoo oed down on them srd ami.
nIated aiI
The Uhiars had actually ,ar..
tratcd the city as Far as the a.
aaIrtc-Fcf where the R-I.ls-
reac1uarters had been esfsb.
Isred. when ere Belgian sof4Ie-s
cane on the scene
A renesaI o. t-e Ger-1a~ attack
1 t1e city vas espects1 to.5av
me rear o. artillery vas irc~s
since oefore m drIght arf
-.eae GERMAN shells
wrccEed and set Gre t- mao, -
t7e houses I1 the suburbs sf s-.s.
scu1
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-07
CHINA NEUTRAL

FEhiNG. China. Aug China 20.
cay proclaimed her neutrality In con.
nertion with the European conflict
The work of fortIfyInE the German
loesfssion % Tsinr Tau continued 10.
dal. end ffe aufhorifIes there added
fo their accumulation OF n-ovfrforr
Iorfiru enterprise in China being
naralEzed many Chinese have been al
ifrfef already and are Withdrawn :
Their money from the banks controIIef
1N unenriers reprcsentlnE Russia
Francc. ENGLAND Germany ard Tanar
which hitherto had commanded ate-g
con ldencp
european and American tourists are
fNpcrienrIrE Erraf dImcuIUes oufrr
% the closing % the Trans-sfberfar
hsliroad end The restrictions % the
steamship service Tor which so--. y,
them held tickets. while some of ne
banks refuse to recognize certain Fu.
ropean letters Of credit
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ESQ WOUNDED

NULL, England. Aua. s. s.4s
p m-The hospital autHor|tf~.
here to-day received orders z.
prepare % receive 2s0 0--5
wounded f7 the No~th sea 81.
9agewert
shipping firms have beer Ia.
formed thst the east coast is re,y
clear from HuiI to Lordor
Coaststse services have been r-
sur1cc ard fshinq vessels are
free 20 proceed 90 Iceland
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CRUISER
IS SUNK
BRITISH STEAMER STRIKES
MINE AND GOES TO
BOTTOM.
German Vessel DESTROYED h,
New British Torpedo Boat
lance.

LONDON. Aua s-fo so
r1.-The admiralty rrport ssss
that the Britsr cruiser Ar,pbi5V
was sunk this r7-rrI01 sy rt~fLi-s
mine. payr7 7aetrr r C-r--
ard 80 men were lost The 80,
tain, io or.cers ard f3s men vyrre
saved
A previous report said trst t..
German mine layer Re@-Is.,
luise probably had 1Iacrf so---
mines before she vas suns .g t.-
britsn torpedo boat Lance.
Ine Ampncr VAS If1Ht --aIs~-
of $40 tors. She vas atta--.s
20 tne third destroyer F-tIlfa III.
der Captain Cecil a. ror -r--
T1anding oficcr Nc- REGULAR cor,
pleteuert vas 292 77e~. shs -,
commissioned I1 AoriI 1918
LONDON. Aua s-s So p
The Brltlsh torprdo boat s.st-o,..-
larce was ere nero co tr- F-ss
naval engagement f- ere r-es~-t
war. sinking ere rarbur1 A--rr.
ean line steamer koe0i1I0 Lgts-
which nad beer fttes out ae
mine layer
TIE Lance fred orIy fcur s--t.
The Hrst destroyed the b-Isss
- the steamer. tne third ara
toontnr,d on raSs EnsD
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EMPEROR CALLS
FOR VOLUNTEERS
URGENT APPEAL MADE
CALLING ALL ABLE GER
MANS TO THE COLORS.
Confident That Ancient Warlike
spirit Still Lives in German
People.

BERLIN via london. Aug g.
30 .. r.-The emperor has fs.
sued an order % the German army
and navy, ir which he says.
After forty-thres years %
peace. Z call upon alt Germans ca.
pable % bearing arms We have
20 defend our most aacrsd Dos.
sessions in Fsthcriard srd home
against tnc reckless assault of
enemies on an sides o. us
That means hard fortfrqs
an contdert thst TIE ancient var.
Ike spirit still lives ir fhe Cer.
man peopie-thst powerful var
IKE spirit which aftacka the
enemy Wherever q finds rim. ~e
sardiess % cost. ard which IN ths
past hss been the dread and ferror
q our enemies
- have confidence ir you. Ger.
man aoloiers-ir each ard I'll a.
you A. ardent. indorritabf. Viii
for victory is LIVING III each ara
~ % you. know. Il needed. each
sno az of you would Die Ike
heroes
Remember our qreat ara qfor.
iout past ard that you ere Ger.
mans Coo bless you.
lstanedI WILLIAM
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WASHINGTON, Aug 6.-Ameriean diplomatic dis
patches from Belgium confirm Brussels reports of heavy
German defeat Lege The Germans caught between
two forts The annihlaon of Belgian troops in fur
Gus charge overwhelming German forces also was re-
ported