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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1914-01-02

BOnfires and Fireworks for
Special Envoy LaBarra.
PRESENTED WITH A SWORD.
Charge Discrimination Against the
Japanese and Express Disapproval
OF Japanese Participation In
Panama Exposition.

Tokio.A so-called national vel
come was given here to Francisco de
La Barra, special envoy from Mexico to
thank Japan for her participation in
the Mexican Centennial Several thou
sands Of people carrying lanterns as
gembled in the city park, where
speeches delivered by prominent men
were loudly cheered. This was fol
lowed by brilliant display Of fire.
works and numerous bonfires.
"A procession was then formed and
proceeded to the hotel, where Senior
de la Barra is staying, After the
crowd had serenaded the visitor. a
committee Of members Of Parliament
and other popular leaders mounted the
balcony, where de la Barra greeted
them amid prolonged cheering.
The committee presented to- the visi-
tor a sword and other gifts. which he
acknowledged briefly and then called
for cheers for the emperor and the
Japanese nation.
The procession later marched to the
Mexican legation and the Imperial
Palace, in front of which another
meeting was held. A resolution was
adopted criticising the United States
for discriminating against the Japan
esel and expressing disapproval Of
japanese participation in the Panama
Pacific Exposition at San Francisco.
At dinner given at night by the
merchants of Toxic in honor Of Senior
de la Barra Baron Maxine, the foreign
minister, in a speech favored the
strengthening of trade between Japan
and Mexico. n
The opposition press is attacking
the foreign Office for its alleged
tinidity in the reception Of Senior de
la Barra, declaring that it fears any
enthusiasm shown for the Mexican
would cause resentment in the United
States.
Washington. Is understood by
the officials here that the elaborate
welcome accorded to Senior de la
Barra by the populace of Toxic was
particularly designed to express the
dissent of one of the Japanese political
factions from the official reception
planned by the government.
In his capacity Of special envoy
from Mexico to acknowledge the par
ticipation of Japan in the Mexican cen
tennial, diplomatic etiquette provides
for certain formal functions in honor
Of Senior de la Barra The Japanese
government, it was explained here, had
adhered strictly to the regular court
ceremonial in such cases prescribed,
A faction opposed to the government,
however, arranged reception of its
own, including aatorchlight procession,
speechmaking and sword presentation.
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MANY PERISH IN FIRE.

lie confIagration At George
wn, British Guiana.
u, British Guiana. The
the recent fire here was
100000. Six blocks OF
Aand tenements were
al Of known dead
e missing and a
red. The gov
lrmy have
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-10
REPORTS ON THE TAKING
OF LIEGE;; Big BATTLES IMMINENT

taken by the
maintained of
y e
idhe
the German offensive
Fh
ho OF kaidtoh
don
Gcrmansu suhmanneg
ph Aas smento
% to the French 6 61ter
% h trn nou The Austria
n hHm short o. provisions
proceeding
the German
chdBeqan
and Bel
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WAS TO LEAVE SATURDAY.
But ORDERS WERE CAN
CELLED.
Had Coal and Provisions, but Car.
ried No Passtngers-May Serve
as Auxiliary.

NEW YORK. Aug 9-Toadss 20
N'I Carrying capacity with urovfalonr
aNN toal. the White Star liner Oiyrn.
bl. aldoenly lcft Der pier here today
Hailed Tor Liverpool She had
n..n announced 20 sau yonferdav-
WIN pasfengerH and cargo. but at NJ
la moment hor orders were canraif-
% hF The British admiralty and re-
..N.'lHfrf were transferred to fho
ailauc. n Che same line. on whirb
slIrl Clearance papers were
issued fo Toe Olympic rridav ana 80
wee permitted to leave me hert,o,
hII'gi. question h0m the curf0n1s or
naval alfL0rIffrr
A. tho olympic Naned dow, ts.
.aE PM me misty morninF che mot fno
e...II'fn Infr NcW York coming fr
'hfnff we're eNrhangod bv paarerg,.--
On fho Sew YORK and fba rsIio+- 49,,
I1f British weasel. which rarrIef -
Ifrre and Dr. iH assumed. fe fe-
.al.l t1 British waters 20 serve aa
~ a4t.Larr war vessel OF franroorf
Msny Americans Return.
..... lork. which was built
tNI F'ar ago. and is c0nsiderabfv
lf77 speedy thar TIE modern oeea1
In'f sailed from Cherbourr ara
rDiI1a u n'on August z. when only Aur-
wa anl rHrt.a were af var The rrfrh
ni Aufrlrans home from Europe b..
r. iaf var scare had already 80
Npr'ffr end The tmerican liner
.al fararIiy JET There were $40
lafsfnerrs On board. al tod. of wto-r
|e- were cabin uasrarrrrn
captain Roberts eaid the sfra~---
.l..a anIrafn1 by wireless with fh.
hriNeh cruiser Drake. TueaSav taf -.
Aar FeFefle had been nrhfed peir~
sn Am-ericaan vessel she vac in no Dan.
lrr ~ capture
fhe only other naarervar-~s.~,,t-.-
riramcr from Errorr fo reset -, ~.
dsy was The Italian liner fe@c-fe
NlIch left Genoa on July - srS -.
piea on fne l6fh before anv firf -
var wee in fhe air. she haf a essi-
-nn y ieeraFe passengers. ghe "a.
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FUNERAL
Services For Mrs Wilson VIII D..
Heid lr White House This After.
noon ard VIII Be Very Simple.

WASHINGTON. Aug without
any formality except that Of ths
church and with an the simplicity
which she desired. the funeral OF Nra
Woodrou Wilson. wife % the prest
dent. will b. held I'M the Fast room az
ihe White House az @ O'Clock to-nor.
foH afternoon. For ffe dav Official
tufincss viii he barIsbed from the
executive mansion and Waahr rton
end tho nation viii Join with the presi.
dent in mourning FOR h.s dead
Immediately after tha services here
tfg body win bo taken ta Rome. GA
thr burial place OF ura Wuaon.s par.
erfs. % vas understood here torirhf
that durrE tho tr'u through the south
fl" people VIII paw respect hu tnIIfrr
church bells as thp special train unrr.
Christ church af Alexandria. Va
1'C1 HeorEe Washington attended
laa decided on fhla tribute
Outside of members of fhr vUaon
NwIIr. only members 90 mo cabinet
end farIr wives. fha members 90 800.
.iaI committee from fhe senate and
house fes intimate friends and fhc
UmnInFer % the White Hnrrn uUr g.
recent af ne services here
The simple sfrrshyfrrirr funeral
.ervlcc without music OF sf1FInE viii
bc conducted by Rev sylvester
teach. % princeton. y !. and Rev ,
TT Taylor. Of WaahinEfor.
While The services are - prorreaa
tcfh houses 90 con Eress ana ai1 gov
rrmenf department. viii BE- closed
guf au faEs in the capital viii be at
huN mast
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FORTUNE
IN Cold Coin and Bullion Removed
From German Liner 20 New
York Under Heavy Guard.

BAR HAHBOR Maine. Aug. 9.-se-
curely locked in four steel erpross
cars and accompanied by an armed
guard OF forty express messer 49,
ana detectives the $40 500. 900 of 9,ld
COIN IN kegs and 81 600 600 of rilve-
ln bars from the German liner Kron.
pfinzessin Cecilie. was sent back isto
-olay ln q special tram 20 New YORK
days ago
la' Eold and silver were transported
across Frrnchman- Bay 10 the tfafre
central Railroad terminal al wowrf
.'e.ert Terry b. the revenue cutfer
4, ~ soon e. tho shipment had been
discharred tie ship was moved A., ~,
upper harb0r
hf ANCHORAGE ~ the torpodo bosf
destroyer Warrington was cbanv.f Il,
point close % the CociIfs
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REPUBLICANS
of BcrkIcy County Hoid prir1a-y ard
Place strong Ticket On Field-
Dcn1cc % Nominate rridav

."-..| U.r rUrf.n f. f..r |#f.-.r r.ar.-r
NAHTfNsEr w. Ta. tlr p -
I.e frrur rIrara Uf Berkeley County
haII fnr.r direct primary .aefnrf-v.
from Two fu eIErf O'Clock for re
purpose OF rnU uafIrr rarIIIafaa fr-
tnr county Offices The voting was rr
rrnrInrre q Trw Grr.a-ft. tho pres
ON .nruw BERT was nom mated fur
clerk 0f che r.-ruIt court without or
re.-.lu = A. Hohfs tla present m
cum bent. vas nominated Tor clerk 20
fle county court over John " Dean.
wesley WEI hans was nominated Tor
mem hrr of fhn county court over % ~
fllre Rev Charles r Beard q Mar.
rurE and samuel cline 90
hIus sernlII. we're nominated FOR che
lerIelafurr without opposition ana
tlarles w lroweI. was named Tor
usuerlrfcnderf ~ schools
Ire rrnrrereIrns viii nominate a
fui county ticket on Tuesday and the
Democrats on Friday o. this week
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JUNCTION
Of TROOPS
BRITISH. FRENCH AND BEL
CLANS JOIN ACROSS LINE
OF GERMAN ADVANCE.
Since Cessation Of Fighting at
Liege Civilians Have Thrown Up
EarthwOrks Between Forts.

BRUSSELS. Aug. s.-BeIzian Official
reports received by the war ofice re.
cord the important fact that a junction
has been. effected BY BELGIAN. British
and French troops across The liur 90
The German advance through neIrIum
Dc location of the troops OF the three
armies was not revealed but In arv ia.
turc operations No. Dr. Understood they
VIII act together
A. Licre where the Ueleia0 rarrI
son has prcEenfrd such o. rfubhorn
front to the German attackers. fEhtinE
has ceased since early yesterday morn.
ne. and The HelEian troops and rItI-
Tfrs have faErr adrlnfaEa 90 tho rU
ln -frrnrfrer tho defense nf tho r|fr.
."fWrfr the forts lines uf carfhu1rt e.
have been thrown up bv Tho men of
fHN DfF who have worked without
.ne-af.0r uIrnt and DAY
Nfuurfe reached here hr unr rr
HEnmHH~man
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STEAMER SAVED
zoe Banks on North Aus,,l. g..
German vessel ard csrso
From Capture.

BOSTON. Aur a-Feav- - "a.
on iln north Atlantic ravN ~ rt.-
llah steamer NiffekInd with 7g7 80
gers and @ million dollar rr-ro ~
l-s1 and coal Car Drodurfs from ..r
luI. bf tne British cruiser Eaaer ~
1Il.ns % The etory roId by CarftIr
here tonight
l.rflIn SrurIl1 eaia he ua- 90
aI.. Island. bound from fa0rf..--
inr Montreal when be- eae r---ef e.
.re.ee7 nj uar between EnrIsrf ~
Germany. Later tls operator rI~krF
c.de message from the Fr.ar
.-.-h Do indeed wac only ten NILE
an rfrauler Immediately was ..-s
ii Hred ahprd and fr- rf rr---
.r.te fafnurh fla nr-frrfIrr -
lch r.d rrf iff rrHf aha r~f i--~
nrlfraT waters
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SUBMARINE SUNK

LONDON Aur f0. lao 4. r-rte
admiralty nas announced ffaf o-e ~
.ne cruiser squadrors 90 The w.I-
lttL Rss attacked yesterday bv. Cor.
ships are damaged one Cokn~a- .-.t
marine Wae sunk so fffaHa u-e--
elEen a. to the place af whIrh the
ngnf occurred
LONDON Aux r. 40 n
ne suomarine sunk By the HrIfiuh
leef vas fnr I-Is. uhirh vas built Il
itf- and displaced 400 tons So
carried a crew Of ~ men.
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town IN the Department OF Ardennea.
France. some 25 miles south OF the
town of Namur.
Sharp cavalry engagements are re.
ported 20 have occurred today south
of the Meuze river between the French
end Germans. n is understood the ad-
vantage rested with the French
French. British and Relglan haEs
have been noating since this morning z
over the town hall in Brussels.
PARIS. Aus. Q. $50 2. MT was
reported today that Austria was send
INV her Fifteenth army corps across
Germany 20 the French frontier This
corps ls composed principally OF Slav
subjects who. 10 Was thought might
not be dependable In an action
against Russia When the report
reached the foreign office here the
Austrian ambassador was requested 10
make declaration OF Anstria's inten.
tions toward France.
PARIS. Via London. Aug p. 8 20
p. m.-An official announcement is-
sued todays says confirmation has
been received that the Germans in
yading Belgium are lacking In pro"i-
sious. having undertaken 20 force
their way into the country without
making adequate preparations.
ST. PETERSBURG. via London.
Aug p. 30 p. m Russian troops
have penetrated through the valley of
the River Styr. which rises IN Austrian
Gaucia and flows into Russia. and
have entered Austrian territory. dri-
wing the austrian advance posts be.
fore them.
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AMERICANS WILL SOON BE
ABLE TO LEAVE GERMANY
SECRETARY BRYAN GETS IN
COMMUNICATION WITH
BERLIN.
Americans Arrested in Germany
on SuSpiciOn-SituatiOn Will
Clear Within - Hours.

WASHINGTON. Aug s.-,secrra-y
Bryan announced today that tho
American government rrw was Iu
communication with HT ifs Furnrran
CmhHEsIrs and Irs8fIuua and that
every effort uas being made f1 care
for Americans Iu au parts of no con.
finenf
. For many days thr state department
had been unable f1 rrwmunIrHfa With
An htesadCr Gerard af Berlin. but 90
naN Nommu1M ltinn uFa established
thrcufh lopFnnarrn Nr Bryan .f
onee tclerrarhed i11liriuE about
Archer NJ Huntington. president uf
the American oenrhiraf sori-tv
and other Americans reported arreru
cd ae spice
Ohicial despafches reveal that many
Americans had been arrested rr tenn.
on suspicion. tbai st tbs S-.f ou.rr.s I
of host.iifira and during Che mohUira.
ton period. persons Uho talked Enr
llsh we're under fsrIonHre
VIII Leave soor
Assurance that NwrrrHrrH soon
would b. able to leave Germany were
gives several dags rr0. and frs open.
ina Cf communication H.fH NwEsaaa
dor Gerard vas expected fH clear rn
ei doubts on frf subject within the
next "a horrs. one 1f Che f-sf mee.
sages which came from AwhHaeafor
Gerard was a forma. notification frru
fhn German foreign office that most
German ports bad been mined and rr.
uuesfinE thar American ahIrs hr
warned against raviEafirE ir arF rnrf
which might Do tho bases of host.IIsiaa
for foreign forces
Another report from Awhreeaf1r
Gerard said be- undcrafcnd tra Eng.
iish channel bad been mined hut dif
not say hv whom
The state fpUnrf rIrrf arrrrr.rF
that an additional $50 rH1 bad been
cshirf % Minister SfovaU rf suffrar
land and that the numrrr 90 Amari
cans In thaf country vas estimated
tcAunu.a On 20. Ein.,
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LONDON. Aug o.-Teieqraphin1
from Brussels. the correspondent of
the Daily Telegraph says:
The Belaians have blown up the
old disused fortress az Lieoe 20 pre-
vent the Germans aVaiiing thenseiVes
~ lts use.
~ is reported here that many Bava-
rams are desertina or refusing 20 join
their coiors, the idea of fighting the
. beloved BsVarlsn princess, being
very popular with them"
AMSTERDAM, Aug. 9. via london.
Aug. 30 t:5o a. nifty Uhians have
been captured and disaTr1ed az Mas.
trieht, capital Of the province of Liu,-
burg
LONDON. Aug 70. 2.so a. ma
dsspatch from the Standards Brussels
eorreepondent.--tin timed 8 o'clock last
night. says.
"The minister o. war authorizes me
20 state that Lieas has not been oecu.
pied by the cermAs."
PARIS. Aug. ?. $40 p. m-An Off
eial statement issued tonight says
ths Germans apparently are waiting
ttfore LieEe for reinforcemcnts with
which they may flank the Belgian
uCsition. probably toward Huy 60 the
Goutheast OF i4cge on the route Co
Nsmur
BRUSSELS. Aug o. 7.i0 q m. via
London From the southern part of
the province OF Namur comes the news
Of the capture of a patrol % German
Uhlans - Belsian gendarmcs. who
took them 90 Givct strongly fortified
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SLAUGHTER
Terrible Tales Told Of Fighting al Wise
and Lieae-Geru1ans Ami.
hilated

LONDON. AUG 10. s.If a. m.-The
Daily Telegraphs Rotterdam CORE.
spondent In a dispatch fled Sunday.
says:
How deadly was the task the Ger
mans undertook in rebuilding the
bridge over the River Meusd BE- shown
by the Rotterdam Courants core
spondent az Maastricht A pontoon
bridEe. built by the Germans. DO SAYS.
was shot away 90 that further froops
could not cross o. The twenty.hfh
and Nineteenth German resIments.
which supported the bridge builder.
were mown down by the quick frin.
suns wounded Belgian was asked
fow the Germans had Jared. ana re-
piled in one word. "annihiiatod
The wounded who can be- fransnort-
"a by rail are 20 bc broueht from mo
hospitals at Maastrichf fo Aikmaar d.
Another CQrrca apoudant who visited
the battleteids AZ Wise and LIe-r.
writes.
Not Oar from tho little Dutch from
tier village of MesCh T passed The 10.
mains of a hig German camp Dead
soldiers. civilians and horses and ~a-
Fons. carts. automobile and t.rrrIsa
Ay m confusion Germans and BEL
E.ans Day eide by side evidence fr.f
there vas hrhtirE man f1 man
Houses had been sacked because fra
soldiers wished fu arrrrn frrmrrT...
on civilians 40 fred upon them frun
windows
Civilians Allowed o. Pass
civilians who dId not HrHf nrn .r
loved fo pass. but German euarfs .s.
fuse to allow this courtesy fn fhr unI
sian civilians who were rrrrrrf .r
tne haflle Poor wrrfrraa. they ..r.f
Waif where thcv. Hr. not DARING f1
move. for they declare they urI BE-
shot A.
30 net party ~ German officers
ir ar aufrwohNr They HrI.ar.rF
iher reVoIgera ir fhr'r band. and
e.rII l'niret me- closely rrar .r.
renref fo he fispIrItrT f.rHne. H| t.a
iarf fn1t twice durIrE frn .H.f .r..
days there bad been a panic and ea-.
man soldiers he'd rrff rr rrrrafr.
nT MISTAKE They asked -n NOD FOL
speak .n fne rraFarra OF .ra urrrfrH
AMER fre constant HrrHrr Hra
s0Idlers were exhausted. bud trr.
~ nF TIE side 0f their fr-.e. frur
clothed. ready fo o. round tt q rs.
mrnfH notice
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DECLARED INSANE.

NIAGARA FhLI.S. ~ Arr O.
firs NnrF Cohen frr woman who
gave herself uu f1 tho police rr z4I-
lrtay SAYING ehe kIunf Mrs rrriea
HailfY. who vas shot af Frceuort r.
n on june .n was today pronounced
Irearce and sent fn Tho afafr rr.rf
faI af RufllC. Har story of tho sr1rf
ins VIII Do nVesuEatcd
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LIEGE Is
INVESTED
GERMANS REPORT FALL OF
BELGIAN CITY WITH MANY
PRISONERS TAKEN.
BeigianS Admit Town l. in Hands
of Germans. but Forts Are
Still Held.

BRUSSELS. AUG. 9. VIA LONDON.
10. 3:t5 a. MT WAS ADMITTED
HERE LATE TONIGHT THAT TAE
TOW" OF lIsoe no BEEN occu,
PIED BY THE GERMANS.
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LOADED TO GUARDS LINER
OLYMPIC SAILS SUDDENLY
congress
Has Ceased 70 Think About Adi5Yrn.
nnent ard May Remain IN
Continuous Session

WAsHINGTOS. Aug -Adminfu
tration leaders in congress have
ceased to think about adjournment
Although some % them believe the
regular business ~ the session can
be completed soon after September g.
they fear that possible emerrrr.Ias
that may arise through the var .n
Europe uill make if imperative trat
congress remain .n WaahIrgfor.
senator Kern and Reprsscrfat.e
Underwood. the majority leaders. r.
fuse t0 discuss sdI6urins Talk
about the capitol indicates. however.
that 10 development OF tho next f.u
weeks indicate that ~ trouble Del In
prospect f0r the United States haf
already har not been alfreuHrfff .n
emergency legislation tbe signal may
be- uven 10 uInd up she legislative
DroEram and adjourn f0r the fan
campaiEn
Alarm huaysd.
IlHruraIrr fhr situation today. ear.
erai Senators pointed fo fna frrf fhaf
rrn1f alarm would have been .rrrraf
Ean not Con rreaa been In session when
fr European nations t.aehff Iaaf
UrrE. The passing of fha fmerfrrrs
rurreurg appointment and fhr rrorrrsa
already made toward ruFrrerry rfIr.
pInF leEIslaflon. fhe SENATOR d..
clared. have done much f0 aliar fears
I'M fhe United States
While there has been some dIarur-
FIon in Conrrers ~ tho possible rrrra-
s.fy of prOFidlng further revenue 1rF-
ielafion ln view 90 the checking eject
n The var on iurorfr the present ror.
clueion of the leaders ls that there ls
10 immediate necessity f0r if and
posslnly may b. none ln fhc future
should atWar revenue measure rvarfu-
ally D required. DO might take the form
~ stamp tax on liquors and TO-
hacco.
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OCCUPY PORTION
OF PROVINCE OF ALSACE
ARMY UNDER GENERAL JOFFRE INVADES LOWER ASACE
CAUSING GREAT ENTHUSIASM IN FRANCE-CTTIES
OCCUPIED NOT HIGHLY STRATEGICA
Believed However Successful Advance Moral effect
--AlSace Now Under Martial Iaw-French Sympathizefs
TO BeN Executed.

PARIS. Aus. s.-Ths Invasion
% lower Alsaee by a French arrry
under the Command % General
Joseph Jonre. the French com.
rnsnder In CHIEF. has awakened
great enthusiasm throughout
France
French military authorities,
while rscosnIEira that the oeeupa.
ton Of Altkirch and Muelhau.e,
~ the French troops ls not of
high strateaicai Importance, be
Ieve that the successful advances
of the French army Far across tire
German frontier viii have eopsid.
erable moral effect IL IL atso IN.
onIciaily reported that Koinar.
further 20 the north. has fallen
INTO the hands % the French.
None Cf these three places vsas
strongly fortified. and an of then,
ne outside the line of real Ger.
man defense. being regarded a.
outposts % the strongly fortified
eities. Their German garrlsona
we're nuHe erically fairly strong. but
70 was understoou that In case of
attack they would merely endeav.
OF 20 hinder the French advance
before failing back onto their
supports
Neu Breisach. where they ar.
said 20 have retired. lies 20 the
east o. Solmar, and is strongly
fortified, while Strassburq, stu
ated some distance 20 the north.
the center of great agoreaa.
ton of German troops. "a stronolV
fortified and supposed 20 be pre.
pared for a long siege
Ofheial reports Of the fohtlna
between the French and German
troops state that the French
losses were not excessive" while
those of the Germans are declared
~ the French 20 have been very
Alsstian overJoyed.
ne Alsatian inhabitants are Nais
10 have been 70 overioved AZ fbe an
pearance % the French army that the,
tore up the frontier posts
reports or the arrival OF an Aus
.Ilan army corps on tho Swiss froufie,
near Basel were the object OF clos,
attention bv the French military AM
ihoritles II was said that severa
more Austrian army corps were be
.nE Organized IN the Tyrol whenc,
they would later be sent toward IN,
french frontier In view OF this IN,
freuCh government today asked IN.
Austro Hungarian m b baasador II
I rance. VINO sull remains al MS ,s,s-,
- explain the intentions OF AustrO
Hungary In reRard 20 France
Before retiring from Muolhauses
ne German troops are said 10 havs
81 IRE % numerous buildings IN tina
-lty, especially the warehouses whors
food and forage were stored and IN
The forest ~ Hard. near Rolmar. h
said 10 have been razed
Martial law has been esta abiisfied IN
Alsace where 10 is said the German,
announced that any person suspecfec
tConanusd on Page HinsD
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FRENCH ARMY INVADES ALSACE
GERMAN EMPEROR LEAVES
FOR ALSATIAN FRONTIER
TROOPS CONCENTRATE on SWISS FRONTIER AND RIG BAT
MOMENTARILf EXPECTED-GERMANS PREPARED TO
ENGAGE FRENCH II GREAT FORCE

Cholera Reported Have Broken Sern
Troope-Forty eight Trainlosds Austrian Troops
Way 20 Akace.
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WAsWtNGToH. Arr a-Frr-eastr
ono and WeHf Wlrrlnia--r.rrnf frrr-
derat1rrds mcudavi TuaafaV fair
western FennaTiV Vaufa-r.r raT fnrr-
deratcrma MondaTs Tueada1 party
c1uudv and cooler.
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LONDON, Aug "a dispatch Daily Mail saws
report u current that Emperor William has left Berlin
for the Alsatan frontier
The Day Nails Rome correspondent adds that according
dispatches from Basel Switzerland the Germans have evacuated San
Ludwig in Aace four miles the northwest Of Basel
battle Il imminent the FTancOSSwiss
dispatch the Times from Berne Switzerland
Austrian troops have concentrated Basel that
French troops alO the Swiss frontier may
at
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ROME via London reported cholera has
broken out among the Austrian and Servan
The German GOeben and Breslau which
forced TO leave Mna Sicily
passing through the straits Of
FOrtyeight ranoad of Austrian
to-day LeOpodhOee Baden witzer-
land They their Alsace