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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-20
CZAR COULD HAVE
20,000,000 SOLDIERS

St Petersburg, via London, Aug 90.
Enthusiastic meetings of Poles In
many towns of Russia are sending
loyal acknowledgements of the favors
foreshadowed to the Polish nation in
the COMMUNICATIVE -chiefs proclama-
tion To the army. a leading Pole of
kieff Significantly said
AS Slavs we have been entirely on
the side of Russia in this war, but
henceforth we side with Russia as
Poles also"
If Russia puts into the field all the
men OF the empire available either as
soldiers. reserves, or last reserves and
volunteers. II is not an exaggerated
estimate that II could raise 2O.O00,0O0
capable of bearing arms.
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TREATY IS REGARDED
AS SCRAP OF PAPER

London, Aug. 20.-The Times gives
an account of the final interview be-
tween the British ambassador at Ber-
lin, Sir Edward Goschem. and the inn
perial chancellor, DIR. Won Bethmann-
Hollweg.
Speaking with great irritation, ac-
cording to the Times. the chancellor
expressed his inability to understand
England's attitude. exclaiming:
"why should you make war for
scrap of paper!"
sir Edward replied, in effect, that he
understood the chancellor's inability
to comprehend the British action nut
that England attached Importance TO
the scrap of paper because 1t bore her
signature as well as Germany's.
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SOLDIERS OF FRANCE
RE-TAKE MUELHAUSEN

Paris, Aug. 20.-The re-oc.
cupation of Muelhausen, Al
SAGE, by French troops, is Off
cially announced here.
The recapture of Muelhau-
sen was preceded by a very
severe battle, during which the
French took one of the suburbs
at the point of the bayonet.
They also took six German
cannon and six ammunition
wagons. The situation in the
Vosges mountains is unchang-
ed.
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BULLETINS

st. Petersburg, Aug. 90
An official communication say 5
the Russians occupied Gumbin-
non, twenty miles from the
Russian frontier, in East Prus-
sia, capturing twelve guns aud
a large number of prisoners.
Paris, Aug. 2O'-The prefec-
ture of police in Paris has es-
timated that 100000 persons
are idle in the French capital,
owing to the war. Labor lead
ers are cooperating with a
government commission to re-
open opportunities for work.
Washington, Aug. 2O.-Tie
administration bill for wal
risks was favorably reported
to the House and Senate to-
day, after brief hearings in the
committees. Underwood told
the House committee that
this is an insurance plan
which will let us send wheat,
corn and cotton to pay our bal
ance abroad. The risk is
slight"
London, Aug. 20.-A dis
patch to the Reuters agency
from Client, Belgium, says:
Yesterdays fighting at Aer-
schot was extremely hot. Ger
man infantry, supported by
guns and artillery,
a fierce attack. The
were outnumbered,
but put up a desperate resist
ance. The troops on both sides
fought like demons. Both sides
were losing heavily when re
treat was sounded. Major
whose nose was brok-
on by a bullet, took charge of
the Belgian rear guard, which
fought SO stubbornly that only
seven out of 2SS men return
ed"
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THE SUPREME MOMENT.

AS the supreme moment APP
preached, the coughing ceas-
eel and his restlessness disap-
peared. The features of the
patient, which had given evi-
dence of the pain, resumed
their normal expression, ex-
cept for the pallor, which in
creased. Two of his sisters
and the pope's secretaries
could not restrain their sobs,
and their voices seemed to
bring back the pontiff from the
state of coma into which he
had lapsed. His eyes opened
and his lips moved, and it was
plain he was making an effort
to impart a final blessing. For
the moment it seemed dissolu-
tion had taken place, and
then his Ups moved again.
Together in one; all things
in Christ" he whispered.
DIR. Marchofvafa bent over
the bed, listening for the heart
that was stilled.
cts all over" he said.
The matter of the conclave
was discussed today. IT is said
the majority of the cardinals
favor holding it in Rome as
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FORTY KILLED BY
COLLAPSE OF HOUSE

Washington, Aug. 2O.-For-
ty British and American work
men were killed today by the
collapse of the new concrete
customs house at Ciebera, Hon
duras, according to a dispatch
to the state department.
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CoNCLAvE SEPT. 8.

Cardinal Della Volpe, the
chamberlain, who was absent
from Rome, will return today
and invite the members of the
sacred college to decide upon
the funeral ceremonies, which
will occupy nine days.
It is expected the conclave
for tho election of a pope will
not he held until September 3,
to give time for the cardinals
from several countries to ar
rive. Even so it is doubtful it
Cardinals Gibbons and O'Con-
nell of the United States can
reach there in time, owing to
Continued on 2nd Page, 4th Column.
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BURIAL IN ST. PETERS.

There is much interest in the
matter where the body will
find a final resting place. 1t is
recalled that the carrying Of
the body Of Plus IX. from ST.
Peters to st. Lawrence caus.
ed a riot. For this reason the
body Of Pope Leo, although he
expressed a wish to be buried
IN st. John Lateran, where his
tomb was erected, is still in st.
Peters, as the late pope feared
its transportation might cause
disorders.
It is believed Plus Y. select
ed st. Peters for his tomb to
avoid the possibility of any
UNPLEASANT incident.
The Giornale d'Italia says
the pope recently drew up new
rules to govern future con-
claves and that these abolish
ed the rights Of veto of foreign
powers, this freeing the cardi-
nails of temporal invoices i'll
spiritual matters. The new
rules also, the paper says, mo
dilicd some of the formalities
concerning the duration of .he
IA.
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BRUSSELS REPORTED TAKEN BY THE KA|SERS ARMY:
LARGE GERMAN FORCES CROSSING THE RIVER MEUSE
WAR NEWS AT A GLANCE

An entire change the plan Of campaign be brought
about by the finding of opening to the north by the German
army in Belgium. This is admitted in official commmica
ton from Brussels which said the Germans have gained
ground both banks of the River Meue and in contact
with the allies
Rumors Brussels has fallen into German hands are per-
sistently current in Paris but confirmation obtanabo
All approaching roads have been barcaded and entrenche
Antwerp apparently is the temporary goal of the German
troops in Belgium They reported moving slowly, but
steadily the direction of the great fortified port the River
Schcdt.
German soldiers have occupied the of Trlemon and
their Masses pushing in from the frontier believed to have
in contact with the allies forces.
killed near Charlero This is not confirmed
Reports current in many European quarters that Ger
many has decided not to comply with .apan's ultimaum
News of military developments, issued by the official bu
eaus becomes brief the great of Germans and
Ausrans approach the opposing forces of Belgans, French
anG British
Princes Eite Frederick and August William, of the
emperor reported to have passed through ege the
to the front.
corps of Amazons is reported being raised in Berlin
according Chinese medical men, who arrived at Rotterdam
from Berlin
French official advices the rapid of the
French column invading Lorraine in the direction of Metz
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usual, because Of the neutral,
ity of Italy in war. Others,
however, suggested Holland,
which they regarded more neu-
trail than italy.
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INVADERS ARE GAINING
Make Progress on Both Sides
Of Meuse-- Movement to the
North May Occasion Change
in Strategy Plans

London, Aug. 20.-A Brus-
sells dispatch says the German
occupation OF Brussels is i'm
minent. The burgomaster of
the former Belgian capital has
ordered the civic guard to dis
arm.
London, Aug. 20.-The off
cial bureau has announced
that "the Belgian field army,
confronted by superior num-
bers, has fallen back. The Bel
gian troops admirably per-
formed their duty in delaying
the hostile advance and enab-
ling their allies to complete
concentration"
Paris, Aug. 20.-There is a
persistent rumor here that the
Germans have occupied Brus-
sells, but this cannot be con-
tirmed.
A portion Of the Belgian ar
my has begun to retire in the
direction of Antwerp, accord
ing to an official announcement
concerning the situation in
Belgium.
East of Namur the Germans
have attained a line between
Dinant and Neufhateau.
Large German forces con-
tinue to cross the River Meuse
between Liege and Namur.
German outposts have occu-
pied Dyle.
1t is reported the retirement
of the Belgians towards Ant
werp was the result of the
German movements described
above.
GERMANS MAKE GAINS.
An oiilclal communication
rom Brussels says:
1.-the Germans have gained
ground on both banks of the
River Meuse and are in con-
lact with the allies. The enc
my, finding the routes to the
'outhward strongly held by
he French and Belgians, dis
covered an opening to the
north. This may entirely
change the strategy of both
sides.
1.-The Belgians, having held
he invaders in check for fif-
.een days, have done all that
could be expected. Belgium
will now be merged
nto the general plan of the al
led armies. The retrograde
does not mean de
eat. "
The communication given
" the French war Office this
was one of the brief
'st for some days. IL announc-
ID only the bare facts of inn
Continued on 2nd Page. 2nd Column.
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preston over the clash of arms
in Europe initiated against
another recovery. At 10
O'Clock last night the pontifl'
experienced an attack of
coughing which greatly dis
tressed him. He could not
move in bed without assist
ance and the struggle he had
to breathe was painful to wit
npcc
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FATHER WERNz,
BLACK Pope" ?"
ALSO IS DEAD
Death of Head of Society of je-
SuS Is Confirmed

Rome, via Paris, Aug. 90
The report is current that
Francis Xavier Wernz, general
of the Society of Jesus, died at
midnight. 1t is impossible of
ficially to confirm the report.
London, Aug. 2O.-An Ex-
change Telegraph Rome dis
patch says Father Francis Ma
vier Wernz died this morning
almost simultaneously with the
pope.
Rome, Aug. 20.-The death
of Father Wernz, known as the
"Black Pope" is confirmed.
The "black pope" was Il
nickname used to indicate that
Father Wernz was "a powe"
behind the throne"
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Rumors Brussels has fallen into German hands are per-
sistently current in Paris but confirmation is obtanabo
All approaching roads have been barrcaded and entrenche
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\ report from Brussels asserts that the Germans
killed near Charleroi. This is not confirmed.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-20

Antwerp apparently is the temporary goal of the German
troops Belgium. They reported moving slowly, but
steadily in the direction of the great fortified port the River
Scheldt
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1914-08-20

Reports are current in many European quartz
many has decided not to comply with Japan ult
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German soldiers have occupied the town of Tremont and
their Masses pushing in from the frontier believed to have
in contact with the allies forces
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