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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27
FRENCH ABANDON CITY
AND ITS FORTIFICATIONS
German Troops Take Posses
sion of Lille Without Firing
Shot and Are Now Within
120 Miles From Paris.
BULLETIN.

LONDON, Aug. d. = The
German cruiser Kaiser Wilhelm
Der Crosse has been sunk by the
English ship Highhyer off the
west coast of Africa.
Official announcement to this
effect was made in the house Of
commons this afternoon by Win
Ston Churchill, first lord of the ad-
miralty.
The Kaiser Wilhelm Der Crosse
carried ten 4-inch gnuS.
The British casualties were one
killed and five wounded.
Mr.. Churchill said that the sur
vivOrS on the German ship were
rescued before the vessel went
down.
in making the announcement
the first lord spoke of the German
man of war as an armed merCh-
ant cruiser, although the current
issue of the naval manual classes
it as a light cruiser.
The announcement of the ad-
miraltv led to a belief that it was
a merchantmen Kaiser Wilhelm
Der Crosse, owned by the North
German Lloyd line which had
been sunk. There is however, a
cruiser of the name of Kaiser VIII
helm Der Crosse in the German
navy.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27
PARIS PREPARES FOR SIEGE AS ENEMY ADVANCES
PS MEET DEFIANCE AID RESUME B0MBARDMENT OF TSNG TAU
The War Toe ~

LONDON-The occupation by the Germans of the fortified
CITY of Lille together with the from Berlin that
German arms have been successful over practically all of Belgium
produced distinct shock in London today The newspapers
calling office for from the front The
fall of Lille has not been officially announced but the report is
cepted true
capture of Lille opens the way to the English channel
Germans shutting off the landing of British reinforce
mens at Calais The reported victories OF the Germans indicate
the kaiSerS about 80 miles the French
boundary.
In addition to taking Lille the have occupied Longwy
Rouba Vaencenne London newspapers unanimous
The opinion that will be necessary meet the Ger
man invasion of Belgium and France
PARIS-Gen Galleni took command of the army in Paris
ADMITS that the forces have moved BACK short distance
but feared here that the Germans have turned both fanks Of
cabinet headed by Vvian held brief session today He
lis arcenemy of Emperor William and will doubtless be given
full sway directing the The fall of the old cabinet has been
expected for several months
LONDON-Bnish marines have been landed at Osend Bel
gum and occupy that city Ths indicates that the Germans have
retired)
LONDON-Norwegian steamship Gotted reported blown up
Iby mine in the North
BERLN-Complete victory by the Germans over the allies
lin Belgium announced today by the German office Losses
on both sides were tremendous The ageba deoaon has
been spread the country from Lege Namur Empress
Augusta Victoria has Marbug inspect the hospitals there
Many wounded are arriving at Frankfort
ROME-Itay calling more reservEs to the colors No
declaration Of has been made Germany pressing Italy
hard for support But there much eng against Germany and
Austria. Troops scattered all along the Adrac
CoPENHAGEN-Danish newspaper reports say mitars in
paper there. (Unconfrmed)
BERLN-"An forts at Namu have fallen Longwy France
has been captured Upper Aace free of French except points
west of Comar wireless dispatch from Berlin New York;
LONDON Aug 27-The Exchange Telegraph Co. states that
Ia awr sunk in the North by
been blown up the North by coming in contact with floating
mine
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27
KAISER CLAIMS SIGNAL
VICTORIES IN BELGIUM
Complete Success Against AL.
lies is Announced in the
German Capital.
BY FREDERICK WERNER.

BERLIN, via Copenhagen and Lon
don, Aug. 27.-Complete victory of
the German troops attacking the al
lies in Belgium was announced in an
official statement issued today. 1t said
that the losses on both sides were
tremendous
Through this announcement the
public learned for the first time that
British troops had Joined the French
on the main battle line. Heretofore
thsre has been no mention of allies +.
Empress Augusta Victoria has gone
10 Marburg In Hessen- Nassau TO in
spect the military hospitals there.
Adyices from Frankfort say wound
ed soldiers arriving there praise the
valor OF Prince Frederick Of HeSse
and relate that in a recent battle he
carried the regimental battle flag af-
ter the standard bearer had been
wounded. The prince is a brother
in-law of the kaiser.
Publish Details of Battle
Details OF the battle at Namur are
published by the Tageblatt today Ii
say ,Sat the forts there were bonn
Oarded With hOwitzers and mOrtars
and that the German gunners showed
marvellous precision in their ability
and demonstrated their superiority
over the forts defenders.
The Tageblatt correspondent says
that desolation has been spread from
Liege TO Namur. In the village of
Havre only 19 out Of 500 houses were
left standing. The inhabitants have
fled in drOves before the German ad-
vance.
He asserts that the French had
promised to help the Belgians at both
Iiege and Namur. but delayed their
arrival and their cooperation was pre-
vented by the rapid movements OF
the GermaP~
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27
Latest Bulletins
BATTLE OFF DELAWARE COAST.

CAPE HENLOPEN, Delaware, Aug. IA naval battle is
believed to have taken place Cape Henlopen today
Beginning at O'Clock flashes evidently cannon fire could
be seen at sea about five miles off shore.
These continued intermtteny until shortly before
the sound of cannonade could be heard
About O'Clock the glare of flames could be
judged that both ships They came closer in
shore until the outlines of the conagaon visible drew
off. 1t believed both were sunk.
Three hours aerward wreckage began drifting SpaS
and part of the bow of a ship on the beach
1t believed that of the ships cruiser and
the other an English warShp
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27
NEW CABINET FORMS
MINISTRY OF DEFENSE
TheOphiIe DelCaSSe, ArCh-FOe
of Germany, Heads New
Government land Aggressive
Policy is Expected.
BULLETIN.

PARIS, Aug. 27.-The war of
flee issued an announcement this
afternoon after many hours of 81
lence that served to decrease the
fear that had been felt by Paris
throughout the forenoon.
"These Developments of yes
terday in the north" said the
statement, have not in a single
degree compromised or modified
the chief dispositions of the
troops as regards future eventual
itieS.
In the region between the VoS-
ges and Nancy our troops con-
tinue to progress.
in eastern Prussia the region
about Lake Mauer has been evac-
uated by the Germans following
Russian victories. The Russians
have suffered no interruption in
that difficult country.
"The capture by the Russians
of 100 guns from the enemy is
confirmed"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27

LONDON. Aug. 21.-RepOTts that
the left wing OF the allied army has
been rolled back and that the Ger
mans have captured the fortified city
Of Lille. 120 miles northeast Of Paris
gave England the greatest shock to-
day that il has sustained since the
war with Germany began
The fall Of Lille was not officially
announced here but dispatches from
Ostend said t,lat the Germans Sc
cured possession Of the city on Tues
day without firing a shot According
TO reports from the same source the
French defenders withdrew upon the
approach Of the Germans 10 save the
city from bonn 5ardment and destruc-
ton by the heavy German guns.
A dispatch to the Daily Express
says
1T was decided on Monday not 10
defend the city and on Tuesday the
mayors proclamation was published
announcing the withdrawal OF the
French forces. Apparently there was
not any great force Of allies 20 bar
the German advance"
City Is Strategic Point.
Lille is a strategic point and rs
capture by the Germans would open
the way To the English channel.
through the department Of Pas-De-
Calais. thus preventing the junction
OF BFluGn FeluLoIttAlFu-S WIN AAlN
French army.
When the war broke out Lille vas
expected 20 be the first destination oE
one Of the German armies which was
to march upon Paris and on account
OF this belief IL was supposed thar
heavy French forces had been massed
there 10 reinforce the permanent
fOrtifiCatiOns-
Although the German losse,, aIe
said 10 have been much heavier than
those or the allies. the kilograms from
Paris indicate chat the fghting along
the Belgian frontier has favored the
invaders
Pessimism Reigns-
This fact. coupled with the an
nOuncement Of the resignation ~ The
French cabinet tend 10 intensity the
pessimistic feeling The announce
ment from the French war office late
last night gave small encourage ement
20 Britons az Il admitted that "the
Franco British lines had been moved
back" before the smashing assaults
CONTINUED OK PAGE NINEl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27
PRAISES BRITISH TROOPS.

LONDON, Aug 27-EngandS anxiety the progress of
the campaign the allies against the German relieved by
official by Premier Aquih in the house OF COM
this afternoon that the position of the British troops salts
factory.
The British troops yesterday engaged with superior
force he said bu they fought plendd Their general position
in the impending battle is satisfactory.
The premier paid high tribute TO the French praiSng
both
LONDON-Sir Edward Grey commons puts responsibility
for war on Germany.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27
EIGHT MILLION MEN
IN RUSSIAN ARMIES

LONDON. Aug. 27.-En Exchange
Telegraph dispatch from Rome SAYS a
st Petersburg message states il is
officially admitted in the Russian
capitol that 5000. 600 men have been
mobiliz- 4. These forces have been
divided into four armies which are
being sent into the field one after the
other and the center has already be-
gun its march on Berlin.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27
RUSSIANS ADVANCE IN
PRUSSIA IRRESISTIBLE"
Large Force of German Troops
Cut Off From Koenigsburg
by Wilma Army.
BY FRANCIS LAvELLiE MURRAY.

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. 27.-The
general staff issued this official an
nouncement today:
The Russian advance into Prussia
is irresistible.
A large force or German troops that
was cut of from Koenigsburg 0y the
rapid advance of the Wilma army has
DrewenZ. There il has thrown up
fOrtifications which the Russians are
moving 10 attack.
An unofficial report here today said
that the city OF Tilsit. northeast OF
Koenigsburg, had been captured by
the Russians and that the German
forces in the Elbing district were re-
treating 10 Danzig. This city is at
the mouth OF the Nistula river and
only 35 miles from Elbing
Danzig Strongly Fortified.
Danzig is strongly fortified and il
is probable that no attempt will be
made TO take il by storm but that il
will be thoroughly invested
1t was announced today that the
Russian infantry, advancing rapidly
past lake Mauer and lake Spirdirrg.
had occupied the small towns OF
BischOfsburg, Sensburg. NOrdenburg
and Rothfiess. These towns are ad-
mitted TO be unimportant.
These reported movements seal the
fate OF the central fortifications Of
Germany" says an explanatory state
ment issucsi Dy the general star.
An rider issued by Grand Duke
cOmmander-in-c OF all
the Russian armies. forbids the troops
TO utilize food and forage captured
from the Germans in East Prussia.
because several cases OF poisoning
have occurred in towns we have
.aken".
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27
GERMAN REPLY DEFIES
SURRENDER DEMAND
Gov. of KaiSer'S Territory in
China Refuses to Give up and
Bombardment of Fort is Re-
neWed by Mikado'S Fleet.
BULLETIN.

TOXIC, Aug. 27.-OffiCial de-
NAL was made today of reports
that a Japanese fleet would be
sent to the Adriatic sea to permit
British and French vessels there
to join the allied naval forces in
an attack on the German fleet in
the North sea.
"Japan will take no part in the
war outside of the far east" said
an official statement. eve are
aiding Great Britain here and will
destroy whatever threatens our
ally, but the war was not sought
by u.s."
In reply to messages from
America Premier Okuma has re-
iterated his declaration that Japan
has no intention of taking Chinese
territory.
No news of the operations at
Kiao Chau has been made public.
SHANGHAI, Aug. 27.-Vice Ad-
miral Kato, commander Of the Jap
anese naval forces now before Tslng
Tau. today demanded the surrender
of the German port. 1t was refused
by Gov Valdez of Kiao Chau.
The Japanese fleet then opened
bonn mbardment. They failed to get a
correct range and many Of the shells
fell on an unoccupied island in the
harbor
The battleship Suwo is the flagship
Of Vice Admiral Kato.
Reports also said that British and
German destroyers met at Using Tau
in a sharp fight and the German boats
had the better OF it, forcing the Eng
lish vessels to run for shelter at Wei
Hai-Wei.
The British destroyer Kennel was
severely damaged by a shell from a
fort which it approached too closely
and got back to Wei-Hai-Wei with
difficulty Seven men who were
wounded are in the British hospital
there.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27
GERMANS CAPTURE LONGWY.

NEW YORK. Aug IA wireless dispatch received from
Berlin today says
A the forts at Namur have fallen Longwy has cap
ued after reSoute defense which
German princes army have been repuSed Upper Asace
free of the except points the westward Coma
Longwy, "The Iron Gate of France has called
city of ten thousand souls having fortress of the second
1t lies 40 miles northwest of Metz During history
the of considerable fighting Longwy has belonged France
since 1878 1t taken by the PrSSanS and
by the Germans in 1871. 1t is mountainous district
COPENHAGEN, Aug. 27.-DaniSh newspapers report that
miar Berlin destroyed the office of the VorwaertS there
that declared that responsibility for present and
those which may intervene later with
of Germany lay at the door of the emperor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27
SECOND COMMANDMENT.

This dispatch is believed TO relate
to a second mbardment of Using
Tau. as a dispatch from Shanghai on
Monday said that the Japanese ships
had opened fire shortly after noon on
Sunday and named the battleships
Settsu and Aki as participating in the
bombardment Nc mention was made
Of the Suwo.
On Wednesday Count Won Bern
storff. German ambassador 10 the
United States. received an official
Pekin dispatch saying that the Jap
anese attack on Kiao-Chau had
failed.
The Suwo was formerly the Rus
sian battleship Pebieda and was
sunk in the harbor Of Port Arthur.
After the Russo-Japanese war she
was raised. The ship has displace-
ment Of 1874 tons. Krupp armOr
and four 12-inch guns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27
BY FRANKLIN p. NrERRICK.

1}Y FRANKLIN Il. MERRICK.
PARIS Aug. 27.-Preparations for
a siege Of Paris are being rushed to-
day. Gen. Gallieni. an expert in de-
fensive operations. has taken com
mand OF the troops that garrison the
forts about the capital. He succeed
ed Gen. Michel as military governor
of Paris. The latter will go TO the
front
These steps were officially stated TO
be "Only necessary precautions in con-
junction with the military operations
but this announcement was not suf-
hcient to calm the fears that had been
aroused by the sudden formation of a
new cabinet. IL is expected that with
IN "a hours passenger train service
viii be practically suspended by a
flood OF freight traffic bringing 10 the
capital supplies TO stock the govern
ment storehouses. The freight trains
are already being made up at towns in
the centers OF the agricultural dis
tricts.
Fear German Advance.
The announcement by the war office
that in general way our offensive
between Nancy and the Vosges is
making headway". was Offset by the
admission that the French right wing
had been compelled Ito fall back
slightly in the region Of St. Die. and
that I'm the north the Franco British
lines have moved mack "a short dis
tance'.
AS the British form part OF the left
wing Of the allied troops. IL is feared
here that the great German army has
turned both hanks. advancing in q
circle. viii drive the French back up
or the capital,
The French losses have been very
heavy in the lighting that has already
taken place. This is evidenced by the
government decree permitting the
promotion OF officers irrespective OF
seniority.
Ministry OF Defense.
The new cabinet formed by Rene
Niviani viii be known as the ministry
Of national defense. It held a brief
session this morning. Though Niviani
as premier retains the presidency OF
the council. he has taken no portfolio
IN the new cabinet. and it IS expected
that Theophile Delcasse. the new for
eign minister and arch-foe OF Ger
many. VIII be the actual head or the
ministry.
Hitherto the socialists have refused
10 allow their leaders TO enter the
cabinet. but the present ministry in
Guesde The former Is minister OF
public works, but the latter holds no
portfolio.
In explanation Of their acceptance
Of appointment by the premier they
CONTINUED OK PAGE NINE)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27
GERMANS EATING THEIR
WAY THROUGH BELGIUM

LONDON. Aug. 27--The Germans
are eating their way through Belgium
as relentlessly as a swarm Of lOcusts.
according 10 the Rev. A r. Williams
Of Boston. who returned today after
having many narrow escapes en- route
from Liege, several times being sus-
pected as a spy by the Germans.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27
RUSSIANS SINK GERMAN CRUISER.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-NewS of the blowing up of the
small German cruiser Madgebug at the entrance of bay the
Finland after she had fought superior Russian force and
word Austrian victories Russians received from the Ger
man foreign office at the German embassy here today
the dispatch that the Turkish government
had chosen former German army officer Lyman PaSha COM
mander in chief of her European troops
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27

ANTWERP is BESIEGED.

LONDON, Aug 27.-That Antwerp is beSeged by the
indicated by the following dispatch from RoSendaa Holland
There is railroad communication between Antwerp and
the Dutch frontier There have been arrivals from Antwerp
since Sunday All entrances to the town have beer closed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27

LONDON. Aug 27.-Oreat Britain has aid
the BeganS prevent the establishing
OStend from which they may hara the shore of England
Winston Spencer Churchill first lord of the admiralty
nounced parliament this afternoon that large
had been landed at OSten occupying that city and the surround
ling
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27
AUsTRIANS BOMBARD BADAU.

ROME Aug. 27A Cene dispatch to the MeSSagerO states
that Austrian squadron four cruisers and eight torpedo Destroy
bombarded Badau the Damaan port recently captured by the
Montenegn but fled the approach of French and British
ships also that officers of the Austrian cruiser Zen admit
that their vessel and torpedo destroyer sunk in the recent
naval battle.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27
LONDON, Aug. 27.-An A

Chronicle says:
"a terrible battle is raging at MalneS Dead bodies piled
height of six The greater of ManeS destroyed
by the Begans themselves They blew part of the town for
the purpose using the fort guns effectively The population fled
TO Antwerp, where fierce onslaught is expected"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27
ST PETERSBIIRG Aug 27-Severa1 Austrian arm

ST. PETERSBURG Aug. 27-Several Austrian army aviatO
who the Cacan frontier reconnor the positions
the Russian troops have been captured by According to
reaching here today the aviato landed village
Der Of surrounded the air The latter drew their
volvers to defend themselves, but overpowered
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27

LONDON Aug. 27.-A dispatch from Amsterdam says:
"The Germans demanding contribution of S9O0OO
900 from Brabant province in Belgium.
at is reported the Belgian general staff has left Antwerp"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27
THE WEATHER

Indiana: Unsettled to-
night and Friday. prob
ably showers in south por-
ton.
Lower Michigan Partly
cloudy tonight and Fri
day.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27

LONDON.-Norwegian steamship Gottfred repo
mine in the North sea.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-27

LONDON-BritiSh marines have been landed at OS
and occupy that city. (This indicates that the Germ
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-20
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-12-20
CHRISTMAS PARTIES.

or course, Christmas week will be
gay with family parties and Yuletide
festivities. In fact, the fun began 4
week ahead of time, when the public
schools held their public exercises.
Candy for the children had been gem
erously provided, the school rooms
were beautifully decorated. the dia.
logues, recitations, carols. all were In !.
teresting and a real Santa Claus gam
boiled with the youngsters as he went
from room to room.
Today the churches took up the re-
frain, and from now on until the end
OF the week, there will be a continu-
Gus round of festivities, the chief of
which will be the exercises around the
muoicipal Christmas tree in front of
the Palace of the Governors on We'd
nesday and Thursday evenings Dame
Nature has provided a white mantle
for the occasion so that everything
will look real Chrlstmasy. The San
Ia Fe club Christmas exercises will be
for grown-ups and there will be no
church hymns sung around the Christ.
mas trees but there will be lots of
fun and the distribution of gifts to
more or less popular club members is
to be a scream