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FOk RG.-> Il
So. 600. 1867 Wyo av, 1Sr
$3.50. .24O1 Mass av.2Or
$50. .1402 l. NV, lUr
$1l2.5O.3517 18th NV. .l9r
S11O.1s65 Wyo av nw,1lr
SlN. .i133 18th NV, l2f
SIS. g Grant pl NV. l4r
$75.472 Pa av NV. store
$40. 1851 Mintwood, 1Or
s65. ..S173 18th NV. III
SS. .112 U NV. 1Of
SEQ. .2O2S Kala I'd NV. lOr
$50. .1sO9 24th NV. l2r
$52.5u.3i56 18th NV. l1e
Sl.15.1416 RI av nw.IO-
SO. $40 18th NV, 2h,2r
$50. 1919 21st NV. Or
$50. so. ls37Cal av nw.lOf
$50. 1927 Newton NV, ,1OP
$50. .631 d NV, l6f
t4s.5O.3349 18th NV. l0f
go. .olI3 lSth NV, lOt
$43.15. .22S A Sc, 11r
S4l.6. .s2a 18th NV. o.
$40. so. I'LL 17th NV, SP
$40.N.1723 Euclid NV, or
$l0....1418 9th NV. iOr
$40. .1724 Newton NV, ~
e3S. .95. ...311 d NV. Is,
Sos :" n2o Pa av NV. sr
S35. go. .537 21st NV, lOr
$35 so. .17t9 18th NV, Ir
$a5.5v. 1880 " NV, Or
e25 so. ...1533 T NV Sr
S35 so. 1872 K NV, l2p
S35. .s0T Rock Greek
Church road. store
$3.50. 1892 M'roe nw,7r
$32.50.13+5 CDrc'n nw,7s
$3.50. 1922 i'orcoran,Sf II
$50 so. .121O q NV, Sr
$50. so. 1000 Sd NV, Or
$50. .@.1436 Fla av nw,9r
$50 80. .4OO1 4th NV. Or
$40. so. 4OO7 9th NV, Sf
$50. SO. 40OO Marlboro, Or
S27. so. LII Sd NV. Or
$27. 80. SIS Q ne, Or
$27. so. 4O13 9Th NV. 7r
$26 so. .91O o NV, 7r
$25 so. ..4026 5th NV, Sr
SIS. .50.3 .329 Shep'd NV. rr
APART
$65. The Brunswick. 7r
$40. The Cambridge. 4r
S37. so. The Morton. 4r
S37. so. The Earlinxton.6 Or
@.....The Ripley. II
GAR.
S1S.W. .:...s..........
@6O.OV. &.
For complete list Of pr
weekly
Evening star., 1914-10-01

26l7 18th ST NW-FTRsT AND SECOND
floors; rooms and bath; reception hall:
porches: rent to refined adults, S35; third floor
reserved by owner. In office. Call between 5
a"d pm.
IS E ST. SE-s ROOMS AND BATH; OWNER
sl mas recently put IN bath and gas and will also
month; bargain
to cars: rent reduced, s12.5O
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1923 F.
1862 .CoRCoRAN ST NV; 10R AND 2B. :
good condition; rent reduced s47. So
1000 Monroe st. NV: sr. and b.; cheap at
$3.50.
30 Que st. NV; Or and b.; furnace heat;
rent, $3.50.
1aIa sss Holmead pl: NV; g. and b.; house in
1911 Shepherd ST. NV; Or. and b.; furnace
heat: tenant do repairs. rent for $2O.5O
month; bargain.
1885 Gales st. ne; Or. and b.; cheap at
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS. 1923 F.
FOR RENr-923 18th ST. NV.
Substantial frame and brick dwelling.
10 large rooms, bath
H. L. RUST, i4oo st. NV
FOR RENT OR sALg-A COMPLETE AND
beautiful home: one block of Conn. ave-: fac
. baths; hot water heat: front and back
porches; also garage In yard: large yard front.
back and side. Apply F. LEB. SMOOT, 7O6
Southern bldg.
FOR RENT-$475o-1316 GIRARD 81. NV;
7r. and BATH gas elec.; hot heat: front
and back porches large yard to alley. OWNER,
3225 18th st. NV. Plone Col. 1892
i412 9th ST. NW.--1O ROOMS, BATH: CELLAR;
furnace: large yard; rent, $35 per mouth.
OWNER. 31G3 14th NV.
1917 o ST. N.W.-TWO-STORY RESIDENCE; Z
rooms and modern bath: front and back yards;
newly papered and painted. Inquire on prem
ises. Rent, $50. Sc
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FOR RENT
JAMES F. SHEA, 643
DWELLINGS
1871 Euclid nw,9, .,$5O.5J
1917 G NV. 11r, b. .42. so
519 % NV, 10r,b 80. 80
2s K NV. 7r. b. ....30, 30
2217 NJ NV, 1Or, 20. 30. 90
ST. F NV. Sr, D. rs j.
1910 Sd NV, Orb. 3 $50
116 F NV, 7r. b. rs. 0
1928 Sth NV. Sr. b. IS 20
DWELLINGS
205 e ne. l2r b. 1910
6C6 E Cap ne. Sr, r,b.35 .
721 Sd ne. 6r. b. .2cc.5o
345 Tenn ay e.6r. b22 20
1902 Eye ne 7r. b.@ so
= DWELLINGS
2 n ne es. 6r. 49, 0
JOG Sth Sc, Or, b. j. "a 30
III 18th se. 6r,b. p y
1907 G Sc, Or. b.. 1850
sn! F. Sc. 6r. b. b....1s.5v
1875 Heck'n Sc. e.6r. ri. o
DWELLINGS
i6 G sw. 12r. p. %. o
400 Va av sw, ,Sr.b.17.eO
Ds l1th sw, Sr, WIG.
1913 Z sw. 7r, W. ...18.5 so
2OOh ~ sw.5r,b. .l5 0
AS H sw, 5r, W. ..14.5O
475 l sw, 6r, W. .14.o.
S11 Mel ay sw. ). h. II. o
TWO-FAMl
So U nw,6r.b. eat. Is. 80
313 r NV. 6r b. ..21. o
BUSINESS
634 Pa av NV. ...3ou.Uu
430 9th NV. sto. 20 .33
322 14th sw. .sto&dwO.0O
430 9th NV. III. :. GO. 90
ISL q y INV, stult- ~ .ou
1901 ~ sw, ,st&10r. 80. 20
926 list NV, store. 800
5O3 H ne, storer'm.22. q
COLORED
1927 18th nw.7r.b. 70. III
1924 9th NV, 7r, .22.5 80
1873 4th NV. 7r.b. .21. 80
2426 ! ny, 6r, W. .1s.5.
1910 Z Sc. Or, b. ..17.00
l25 L NV. 5r. w.. .17.O
2335 Sth nw,4r.b. 1850
347 y sw, Sr, b. .16.OO
~ Defrees, Or, b. 1900
215 10th sw. 6r. w.l5.5O
632 B Sc. 6r. W. ..15.5O
22O F sw. 5r. ". Is SO
2212 Va av nw,5, 80
1885 NJ av nw.5r.w15.N
1921 y NV. 5r. w.15.5O
1903 l. NV. 5r. w. Is. 40
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FOR RENT-HoUSEs-
17O6 21st STREET,
10 rooms, baths ........... $500
17o0 21st STREET.
10 rooms, baths ...........$5s.00
W. H. WALKER. 729 18th NV.
Evening star., 1914-10-01

81, 5oo-CLosE TO NORTH CAPITOL CAR LINE.
in Bloomingdale: lot 201140 IT., impro Ell by
Groom and bath house: colonial front:
hardwood finish throughout; hardwood floors:
hot-water heat; electric light: front and ack
entrance to cellar. Address Box 4O3. Star OH C.
Evening star., 1914-10-01

THE KNICKERB0CKER,"
1870 MintwOod place NV.
Here 10 your chance to get one Of tho de-
rlrable apartments in this building. We have
tvo-oae Of three rooms and hath and Porch
PORCH. $3.50 and $4s. 80
THOMAS ]. FIsHuR CO.. Inc.
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STONE & FAIRFAX.
1892 New York ave.

FOR sALE-A BEAUTIFUL NEW DETACHED
house on 18th Street terrace, just on 18th st.
An unusually attractive house Of tiy rooun
and two tiled baths. Large attic. Spacione
porches. Decorations can selected by pur-
chaser Can give immrd date possession. Lot
4Ox14O Price, $10,5OO Ii will pay you to see
this property IL you want a high-.lass detached
home.
SHANNON & LUCHS. 713 l4th st. NV.
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EUH RENT-
JAMES F. SHEA. 643 LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
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| Observation-Disclosures.

APARTMENTS -UNFURN1SHED.
AGENTS RENT LISTS.
DESIRABLE APARTMENrs-
-AT MOST REASONABLE RENTALS
SELECT TENANTS ONLY.
THE BEST FOR THE MONEY.
LOOK AT THESE HANDsHME ss E;s APARTMEHTs PAB a1;N
ELEGANT sEvEN-ROOM APARTMENT
OVERLOOKING THOMAS CIRCLE
THE CLIFTON
1885 Mass ave- NV.
Housekeeping apartment: Large rooms, all
en- '0'isi Every H1sSpitos Ro6M Sns'f FRSSr % ROOM
'rlss STEAM HEAT. JAN1roR. HOT WATER
New and s. ssclus!!e ..s! "a 8past%sns W house.
60nsse.sHi f 'Ss E1R s1s aRaY
and TSoR sVd aat1 paSNE IN
Side steps and porches for tradesmen.
THE ROCK1NGHAM-
1917 Rhode Island aSen1e:
4 ROOMS AND BATH; SUITABLE
FOR A PHYSICIAN
GROUND FLOOR; l. AVE; FRONT
NIGHT Waterman: ELEVATOR SERVICE
ALL NIGHT: M rRE EIREPRooF Ro rs STEPS EI AND
THE MISSISSIPPI
1895 W ST. NV.
%Ehh kEsS fsTs ST HqSs5 sooMs
AND BATH.
Building detached all sides.
ALL BRIGHT, CHEERFUL, OUTSIDE ROOMS
LOOKING OUT ON FINE LAWN.
GOOD JANITOR SERVICE.
Convenient to best car service in city.
-16o3 10th STREET.
Beautiful apartment. Near Dupont Circle.
Overlooking Letter Residence.
rooms and hath
LIEBERMANN & HAwN. 1927 ST.
CHOICE APARTMENTS ROOMS. SCREENED
porch: all outside rooms: splendid outlook: ex-
elusive building. rent moderate. Investigate
Al Ian Z. WALKER CO.. INC. 1888 ST
ST. LAWRENCE. 1907 CALIFORNIA ST. NV;
PsGauetry 'd aoors A' electricity. plenty Of hot
water. heat in season.
BELGRADE. 1880 18th st. NV.
8 rooms and bath $325 so to $500
Outside rooms tiled baths, near car line
Evening star., 1914-10-01

A SWELL LOCATION.
X ST. NEAR y. Fl. AVE.
Surrounded by many OF the most expensive
residences in the cftv.
REDUCED TO S7.750.
Separate Built House.
II rooms. most of them very large.
Two (2l tine bathrooms
Lot 30 6xlO0 alley.
STONE q FAIRFAX 1342 New York ave.
Evening star., 1914-10-01

HANDSOME NEW CORNER PROPERTY OVER
look ng Rock Creek alley: close to Mt. ca ant
car line; large rooms, attra ely ar am: d:
every modern Improvement: hich-class cons .
tion: artistic finish. 4 phenomenal Naaue AT
$3.50. Address Box 413, Star Office.
Evening star., 1914-10-01

THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRCSL co.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
s10sl2-sl4 NEW JERSEY AVE.
Desirable houses. eac containing rooms and
bath; steam heating plants have just been In
stalled; gas ranges: fine condition; gov
ernment printing ofice; convenient to two car
lines. For prices, apply to
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. NC,
1873 18th st. NV.
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FOR RENT
1883 Mass. ave. NV. II rms. and bath. .$75. IS
1013 n st. NV. II rooms and baths. TO- Is
513 F st. NV. IL rooms and bath. 40. IS
1908 Eye st., II rooms and bath. ......... IS 90
2713 Ontario rd. NV. rooms and BATH. 45. 75
2T13 Ontario I'd. NV, rooms and bath IS. IS
1131 5th st. NV. o rooms and bath %. ?5 80
1880 10Th st., rooms and bath. ......... $3.50
1903 ird st. ne. rooms and bath. ~. 20
l36 Seaton pl. NV. rooms and bath. q. so
81 st. NV, rooms and bath. ........ 25.5 50
1S47 9th st. NV, rooms and bath. ....... 80
025 Goth st. II. and bath, =, -. 20
1920 Sth ST., rooms aud bath. .......... % so
604 B st. p.e., rooms and hath. .... ~. ~
225 st. NV. rooms and hath. ........ 22. 90
104 ST. NV. rooms and bath. ...... 20. 50
1874 Pickford nl.. 6 rooms and hath. -. III. 80
1914 st. me-. rooms and bath. 800. lR. 80
11O2 Bird st. me-, rooms ms-............... Is. GO
439 10th st. s.w.. rooms. ............ 1880
140 r ST. s.w.. 9 rooms. ms................ II. 30
2SO5 4th st. n.e., rooms. ................1 1900
404 1st st. NV. rooms and BATH. 25 sN
2O0S Sth st. NV, rooms and bath. $3.50
1Z01 SC. NV, rooms and bath. %. ~
STORES.
1911 st. Observation-Disclosures. $3.50. 90
1913 ST. NV. Observation-Disclosures. 800
1724 Pa. ave. n.w...................... 70.nO
647 Florida i've. NV. .................. 5000
$40 d st. NV. MISREPRESENTATION. 1850
414 ST, NV. ........................ 10 Is
Evening star., 1914-10-01

OPPOSITE CHEVY CHASE cLuB-s6.25o. RE-
duced from 81, 500; rooms, reception hall;
open fireplace: bath: large attic: cellar:
porches: steam heat: electricity: gas. fine
view; fruit trees: chicken house: 10000 square
feet ground. You will regret it II you do not
see this property IL you are in the market
for home. Terms to suit. MORGAN BROS,
INC, $40 N. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1914-10-01
ALoNzo o. BLISS PROPERTIES.
Sixty vacant apartments. All in excel
lent condition. Any size. any price, any
location. Send for printed list.
FLOOR PLANS AND PHOTOGRAPHS
on EXHIBITION AT THE OFFICE
BLISS BUILDING,
IS ST. NV.
Phone Lincoln 1890

THE MONTICELLO.
3157 Mt. Pleasant street northwest.
Conn ave. car line passes door.
rooms and hath. porehes. -. .$4O50
rooms and hath porches. $500
S rooms and bath porches. $500
All outside rooms eastern & southern exposure.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1872 New Yo-k ave,
519 ST. NV LARGE ROOMS; CAN
make money here: will furnish. 80. .$35. 90
nished or unfurnished. heat. janitor. -. 5000
140S 9th st. NV, rooms and bath. -. 20. 90
new yard. ................... 25.5o
JAMES L. KARRICK 1906 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1914-10-01

BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME OF TEN ROOMS,
with modern conveniences. at Silver Spring,
Md, from Oct. / or Nov. l. very low rent to
desirable tenant: large lawn and beautiful
trees: house has excellent heating. lighting and
water systems: all rooms large airy and sunny;
short walk to street cars direct to heart Of
city; fare into city. &c: also convenient to
b. & o. r. R.: Is minutes to Union station:
splendid home for any one desiring suburban
life IN this ideal home suburb. r. H. Nc
NELL. 1920 Woodward bldg. city.
UNFINISHED.
Evening star., 1914-10-01

NEW 7.RooM AND BATH HOUSE IN ~.
Pleasant; lot cix1OO IT.; doible cement ac&
porches; rich ma nogany trim; bo; water i'if,
and other excellent features; minutes dis
from Rock Greek Park; ~ sqs. from Mt. n as
ant cars. Price. s6.oOo. Address Box Az. si,fr
Office.
Evening star., 1914-10-01

SUBSTANTIAL NEW HOUSE N PRETTIEST
part of Petworth: built Of wire-cut brick:
rooms and bath: bot-water heat: electric nght:
screened-in sleeping porch; very large lot Tho
best value In this section for s., $50. Address
Boz 1856, Star Office.
Evening star., 1914-10-01

A LOVELY HOME
AT BARGAIN.
Out-of-town owner will sell at a sacrtdco.
Much less an cost, which was S6.75o.
Ofer $3.50.
112S PARK ROAD.
4 rooms deep; hot-water heat: q well cor
structed Groom house: tiled bath: good-sized
lot.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1892 New York
Evening star., 1914-10-01

81 5o-ls.a ana nsrt IL re.cnestins ~
This This house built to sell for $500: financial
conditions compel sacrifice: elegantly located
MORGAN BROS. INC, 800 N. Y. ave. nv.
Evening star., 1914-10-01

AGENTS RENT LISTS.
l7os-O7 -08 EUCLID ST Nw-5 AND s ROOMS
and bath: furnace heat; enient to ars:
owner Will make necessary repairs and rent
$3.50 month Cheapest Oats in Northwest
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS, 1923 F.
THE DENVER. 1913 CHAPLIN ST NV
3, and Or: and b.. eiev. & ph.. $50 to $a7.6 80.
THE HIGHvIEw. 81 r. ]. AVE. Ne
THE VIRGINIA. 212O G ST. NV
4 rooms and hath. SIS to $32 So
THE HOLLAND, 1925 Vernon (You) NV
4 rooms, bath. phore. $32 325U-$33.3O.
EDNoR. 21ls NV.
and rooms aud hath. So. so. $35 So
THE H4KLEY. 1920 ST. NV
and rooms and bath. $22 50 to $3.50.
l. W. GROOMES. 1413 II st. nv
COLONIAL. 1905 3Oth st.
rooms and bath ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $26 50
EMERY, 1872 G st. NV.
rooms and bath h.......................&3 $50. 90
FRANKLIN. 1918 14th st. NV.
rooms and hath Observation-Disclosures SS7 10
FAIRFAX. 1900 East Capitol ct.
rooms and hath acknowledgements $50. 90
HAWTHOR E. 1897 st. NV.
rooms and bath h.......................4 SO 90
LOUISA. 216 n. Y. ave. NV.
rooms and bath ....-.. $22 50 and S25 90
NOTTINGHAM. 2124 st. NV
4 rooms and hath. ........... S33 90 and SIS. 100
ROMAINE. 1881 California ct. NV
s rooms and bath Observation-Disclosures. .&o5. 90
II 11fh ST. NV. 3rd 6oor. 4r. and b. %. .$30.5S
WEAVER BROS.
7SS ct
Evening star., 1914-10-01

1135 5th ST. NV.
Desirable. centrally located dwelling Of
rooms and hath; near both lines; convenient
to downtown section: reasonable rent. Only
$30.65 month.
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO., INC
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-28
ANOTHER BATTLE
rs REPORTED
a.. " as =
French Claim To Have Best of
the Situatioh-Troops &C.
snF "cupy 'Givet ~

Paris. Aug. pa new battle is in
progress between Maubeugc. depart
ment Of the Nord) and Donon depart
ment OF Doubs.) On 1t hangs the fate
OF France. Operations in Alsace
along the Rhine would take away tho
troops on which might depend victory.
1t is necessary that they all with
draw from Aisace temporarily, to as
sure It's final del{verance. 1t is mat
ter; Of hard necessity.
West Of the Meuse as result Of
orders issued Sunday by the COM
manding chief, the troops. which are
tt -emain on the covering line, to
tn up the. defensive, are massed as
follows:
The French and British troops oc-
cupy the front near Givet, which they
had gained by hard fighting They
are holding their adyer Sarics anG are
sharply checking thrir attacks
East Of. the Meu,e our troops have
regeined their original positions
the roads out: of the great
forest Ardennes.
To the right we assumed the Of
.fensive. driving back the enemy by q
vigorous onslaught, but General Jof-
frc stopped pursuit to re-estnblish his
front. along the line decided on Sun.
day. In this attack our; troops show
ed admirable dash. The. Sixth Corps
notably inflicted punishment on the
enemy close to virton.
I'm Lorraine the two armies have
begun combined attack. one starting
from Guard Courronne de Nancy, and
the other from south OF Lpneville.
The engagement which begun yester-
Jay (Monday) continues at the time.
OF this writing. The SOUND OF cannon.
aiding was not. heard at Nancy as II
was yesterday,
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DEATH WARRANT SIGNED
Emper0r's Instructions Mean DeRtl,
To German GarrlsoR.,. !,
tBy Associated Pres,

Wy AsSOclateQ frcSS.
Peking. August 25-A letter re-
ccived from an American ct Using Tau
seaport OF the German territory of
Kiao- Chow. says 1t is considered there
that Emperor Williams cabiegram to
the garrison to resist to the utter
most is virtually the death warrant
OF every member OF the force The
Germans ARE OBTAINING large mum.
Der OF coolies, evidently Tor military
labor in and about Tsins-Tau.
The writer Of this letter says that
Horace Remillard, American vice con-
snl at 'Fsing-Tau. who laef before ft.I.
road communication. was broken. took
with him the archives of the Ameri-
can. British and Russian 'consulates.
. Peking has no Information OF the
landing sof Japanese forces at Kiao-
Chow. The British and French regi-
ments which supposedly are TO take
-rnrt in the land operations against
Kiao-Chow are Mt Tien-Tsin.
= The Japanese minister to China
visited the foreign office yesterday and
requested removal of the Limitation to
thirty miles on the fighting area
around >Tsing- Tau, fixed by China.
The foreign office declined the re-
quest.
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War Situation G;ven
BY Germans Telling
OF Marry Victories
(By Associated Press }


London, August 25.-The following
dispatches have been received from
Berlin by Marconi:
1t Is officially announced that the
German -Austro- Hungarian consuls in
Tangier were ordered to leave by the
French government August 10
"The Italian steamer. Ancona, from
New York for Italian ports. was held
up near Gibraltar. About 70 German
conscripts on board were taken at Gi-
braltar AZ prisoners of war.
'Fourtecn officers and ITO OF the
crew Of Austrian cruiser Zenta, said
to have been sunk August / in an en-
kagement with the French fleet. have
sought refuge in Montenegrin terri
tory The press. commenting on this
engagement. says the men on the Zen
Ia. ispired by the spirit Of Tegetthoff
"a noted AuStrian admiral) yentured
into the open Bea to engage in battle
70 force probably fifty times stronger.
with the object OF doing as much
damage to the enemy as possible. even
though they knew that certain des-
truction awaited them.
Russian prisoners. including twen-
ty officers and 800 dragons, with
many guns have been brought to
I-cmburg. Galicia. The Russian gem
eral Wannowsky Ivanoff. has died
from injuries received in an EN-,
gagement.
"The German emperor has sent the
following telegram to tho king of
Wurtemburg.
." With Gods gracious assistance,
the Duke Of Albrecht and his splendid
army have gained glorious victory.
You will join ME In thanking the AL
mighty. have bestowed on the Duke
OF Albrecht the Iron Cross of the first
and second class
THE emperor has granted 5000
marks toward the municipal fund for
the relief of the unemployed in Ber-
lin.
Twelve guns, with gun carriages
and ammunition carts. captured by the
Eavarian troops from the French have
been brought to Karlsruhe and placed
In the palace yard"
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Loss of 1000.

London. Aug. :3G,,p. m-"We
have heard thi% morning. from Sir
John French. commander of the Brit
lsh forces On the continent" Premier
Asquith To-Day informed Inc house of
commons. that the withdrawal. OF his
trnops to new pos!tion ,wns success
fully effected, It was not accomplish
ed without considerable losH They
were pressed hard by, the enemy who
were shaken Off.
1T Is not. desirable to say anything
more at present. except that the field
marshal reports. that. in wn!te c: HARD
marching and hard fighting the Brit
Isl, forces arcin the best Of spirits.
He estimated his casualties q ut
something over 1000.
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A GOOD EXCUSE
American Sugar Refining Co. Issues
Statement Of Cause of High Prices

american sugar ReflD1nE 10. Issues
Statement Of Cause, OF High Prices .
New: York. Aug. Is Serious loss In
the European crop. dir fly due to the
war, ia responsible ici. the rise In
sugar In the country, according to the
American Sugar Refining Company,
which: today issued q statement telling
why It had advanced r;ices here
The American compa ~, according
to the statement. sells less than forty
per cent OF the refln, sugar used in
tho United States. q e company, says
It dose notown IN sore of sugar land
or producea pounf ', sugar., but, It ,is
entirely dependent .,poa. the. growers
OF cane sugar In ;',rto Rico. Cuba,
Hawaii. the Phil:p :.es. Java and 9TH
err countries. T. u. European Seun-
tries. including lose now at .wnr, tn.
statement cont, led. produced la,t
year more thr 100000 toms. or
about As per Gait of.the, world 8 sup
ply.
A tremenfi6- % loss to the European
crop has been caused by. the war. t. @
statement asserts. resulting In radical
advances In sugar In .urope and. an
unprecedented demand for raw sugar
10 the company. the statement says,
and to meet this advance the company
has becp compelled; to advnnce the
price OF refined sugar.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-28
HONOR CONPERREp
Emperor Presents Iron Cross OF. Hon.
or to- Several

,.Or to, Several IT,.
Ecrlin. Aug 25.-via Copenhagen
and London-Fmperor William has
conferred the decoration OF the Iron
Cross of the Second and First Glass
on Crown Prince Frederick William
and Duke Albrcoht of Vuerttemburg. :.
He has conferred also tho. Iron Cross
decoration OF tho second clnss. on his
son. Prince Oskar- ,
His Majesty has sent the following
telegram Ito ,thos Crown Princess: !;
s"I thankl tlies.;with ALL my heart;
dear child, I:rejoice with thee over
the first victory of Wilhelm. God
has been on. his side and has most
brilliantly supported him. To him be
thanke and honor. I. remit to WIS
helm tl->> Iron Cross Of the Second
and First class,
"Oskar also fought brilliantly with
his greEadlers. He has received the
Iron Cross Of the Second Glass. Re-
peat that!to Ina and Marie. God pro-
lee. aa;? s:;c;c:oT my boys, Also i'll the
future God he with. thee and oil
wives"
~ Papa Wilhelm"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1917, 1914-08-28
Who Makes Money Farming and How,

:. In the current issue Of Farm anf
Firesfde, the national farm paper pub.
.lished at Springfield. o.: Jmdsnn G
Welliver. Washington correspondent,
Of that publication, writes an. interest,
1pE article, in which he shows tha.
large farms are more profitable thar
small ones In proportion TO- the dollars
Invested. He says. that u after two OF.
three years OF Investigation. the gov.
ernment. has published a bulletin pre-.
9enting the, Of survey of
representative farms In Indiana, iii.
nois, and Iowa. wherein is shown who
makes the money farming and how,
also who loses 1t and why. Following
is an extract giving some of the facts
cont2ined In tho 6. iernment's reports:
I'm the first place. It seems to have
discovered that most Of 1t is made by
the landlord. and that chiefly out ois
the increase In land values. The far
meE Gets poor. wages for. his, work. In.
a'sstartlfng1y Large proportion qf, tIiAi
cssea he gets no wages at all, after.
allowance Is made for interest on In
vestment and cost of help. The man ON
the small farm makes less wages than
the nlsE QI,ssfe bigger: farm, because 4
costs mOre5for whatthe efficiency en-
perts might call overhead operating.
costs ON q small than on large farm.
II you don't own enough land to make
o good-sized economic farming unit,
rent some and farm It along with what
you owna II you can't get It. sell what
you have. and go where you can buy
enough. or rent enough to make the
proper unit.
The department figures show that
es the size Of; the farm increases the
proportion OF It actually raising crops
Increases. and the number Of. horses
and. amount Of machinery required per
acre to farm it deoreases Likewise.
until The farm gets big enough to make
II possible to handle labor most EN-.
is. to have something To-,
all the hands to be doing all the time
that is worth whilerthe proporticnafa
labor cost Is too large, on the small
farm. That may be tcagh on tbs ;ntaIl.
sive experts. but It's. q fact they can't
get around. The smali farms must
have the various Implements but they
don't do; as much work per flolIers Of
cost that thep represent, as on the big.
ger farm. g.., 6 H.. Y
s:s.The surrey d which brougsht ii, Gut these t
and many more important facts In
clnded az z farms iii', Indiana. 1gg n
Illinois. and s227 In ISwat Ih each state
rather more, than hhlf- were operated
oy, .tns owners mel 97ss andi Tho rest by ten
''a'.o' u. ~, - st;i * lf.