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The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-08

face was very bloody until the end
Of the fight. The last two rounds
were very fast. hut Kilbane-s swings
often went wild. The twelfth was
rough. Both men fell to the floo.
several times in clinches.
Mandot appeared fresher at the
end of the bout. Not once during the
fight did Mandot manage to land his
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-08

Mandot was unmarked at the end
of the iiglt. In the first two rounds
Kilbane landed oftcner nut in the
other 10 with the possible exception
of the eighth, Mandot landed as
often, if not oftencr, than the feath-
erweight champion. In a clinch In
the tenth round. kilbane received
Il bad cut over the right eye and his
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-08
MANDOT AND KILBANE
FIGHT TO LIMIT

Akron, o., Dec. S.-Joe Mandot of
New Orleans, lightweight, and
johnny kilbane of Cleveland. cham
pion fcatherweight, fought 12-
round match here tonight. The bout
was a clever one and while no de-
cisioh was given the newspaper writ
ers said ii was even.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-08

Read tie Chronicle-N News for
the latest and most reliable war
news-furnished by the Associat-
ed Press, the greatest news.gath.
cr.;ag agency in the world.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-08

The statement is as follows:
During the day of the seventh the
enemy has been more active than the
day before in the region OF the User
and in the ncighborhood of Ypres.
Our artillery has answered back with
success
In the region of Arras very bril-
liant attack has given us possession,
as we have announced, of Cermells
and Routoire. Nermelles had been
for nearly two months the scene of
desperate fighting. The enemy had
taken footing there on October 10
and from October > to October 25
succeeded in forcing us back from
that locality. From the 25'th of Oc-
tober sappins and mining operations
brought us back until we were again
in close contact. and on the first OF
December we reoccupicd the park
and Chateau OF Nermelles.
In the region of the Aisne and in
Champagne there have been some
Iartillery engagements and our heavy
Iartillery dispersed several gather
| inGs of the enemy.
I'm the ArsOnne forest. at Grurfe
and the the northwest of Pont-a-
Mousson. forest of lie Pretre, we
have asined IL little ground.
Along the rest of the front there
is nothing to report.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-08

The Emporium Department Store
has twO-day speci-! sale three times
each week. Wa,,n their ad. II.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-08

famous right swing although he tried
TO repeatedly.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-08

Wheeling IN the lungs indicates
that phlegm is obstructing the air
passages. BILLIARDS. HORE-
HOUND SYRUP looscns the phlegm
so that it can be coughed up ana
elected. Price csc, soc and 800
per bottle. Sold by The Iiausman
Drug Co.
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-08

Budapest. Hungary, Dec. $ (via
London An official communica-
ton issued here today stated that the
Russian force which invaded north
'ern Hungary has been repulsed. The
statement follows:
The enemy, who entered the
counties of Saros and Miemplin are
everywhere in full retreat. Our
troops are already in Galiciun terri
tory at several points. Only two or
three communities In Hungarian ter
ritory are in the hands of the ell
envy
The chronicle=news. (Trinidad, Colo.) 1898-current, 1914-12-08
GERMANS SMASH
RUSSIAN LINES

continued from paxs -
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-10-30

Vim. Cupp is building a house on
his ranch a mile south of town.
Miss Fern Bitner was among those
from Fargo who attended the waffle
supper.
B. F. Forney returned to his home
at Eagle Wednesday.
The waffle supper given by the La
dies Aid Friday evening was very
decided success. The ladies lived up
10 their reputation as cooks and
large crowd enjoyed the supper. some
$500 was cleared
Mr.. and Mrs. Delbert Fletcher are
moving to their ranch southwest OF
town.
Miss Bcrnadette Cush came up from
Ontario Tuesday and visited with
Mrs. w. p. Bean until Thursday:
Mrs. Bean and Miss Cush were girl
friends when their homes were in the
east.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Freeburn drove
10 the car line Saturday to meet MIS-
treeburn's father, George Miller, who
VIII visit with them for week,
Mrs. Gerald Adams and children
nave moved back to the house at the
ferry.
MIR, and Mrs VIM. Langford will
move to the c. B. Banks ranch IN
Fargo the first OF the month.
1t has been found necessary, to
furnish the fourth room in our school;
Mrs. Franklin is the teacher add lea
and she has taken charge of the attn
and 9th grades. Miss Edith Wilson
nov has the Sd and 5th grades
MISS Leone Wright visited in KOS
wei and Parma Saturday and Sunday
Miss Rachel Miller and Joachim Mil
Ter visited at the Albert Mulch home
in Peaceful Valley Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Hoselev and
ianra ays are moving back to their tan the
STT,hoolhouse this CFriday) afternoon.
ne amendments to the constitution
will be discussed
ott Cla ! de- Wright is home from Pay
Z. 3. Banks was over from Caldwell
Wednesday.
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Items of Interest From
Surrounding Territory

She is suffering from an attack of
rheumatism. The Ladies' Aid will
rot meet with her as planned at the
last meeting.
Mrs. Stiles went to Caldwell last
Thursday, where she is spending a
few days visiting friends.
Mrs. Brown attended the Sunday
school convention at Huston, Satur-
day.
The lacks family visited at Mrs.
liiler's in Peaceful Valley last Sun
day.
King Brown, who has been tending
sheep in the mountains for several
months, came home Sunday.
Frank Mulch has exchanged his
west forty acres where he lives with
Mr.. Horace for 800 acres in Council,
Idaho. They will move as soon as
the necessary arrangements can be
made.
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At the school house on Saturday
afternoon at 2 o'clock, Mrs. D. N.
Smith, Progressive candidate for the
legislature, also Miss Merits Riddle,
candidate on the same ticket for sup
er.ntendont of public instruction, will
address the ladies of the Valley, and
as many gentlemen as can come out
at that time. Everybody make an eff
fort to get out and listen to these en-
tenet speakers.
Miss Mae Roberts of Star, spent
the week end with her mother and
brother on the ranch.
Rev. Guy Kelley preached at the
M. E. church Sunday evening.
Mrs. Peninger is enjoying a visit
with her sister from Council
J. d. King went to Missouri on bus
mess.
Mn and Mrs. Richard Pulled are
visiting friends in Maridian.
G. c. Tobias sold number of his
thoroughbred Shropshire sheep.
The J. T. Mcintyre family have all
been on the sick list.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Smith attended
church at Sunny Slope Sunday morn
ing.
Verla and Percy Kelly who are at
tending the Greenleaf Academy, spent
Saturday and Sunday at home
Wormer and Tom Harres have been
in Jordon Valley the past week.
Mrs. c. ]. Fulled and baby, also
Miss Marjorie were the guests of Mrs
c. c. Tobias Sunday.
0. O. Allison is having a we'll drill
ed on his ranch. Mr. Hanson is doing
the worb.
Lawrence Shepard of Nampa is
staying with Leck Harris and attend
ing school in the Valley
Miss Jordy was week end visitor
at her home in Maridian.
Mrs. Elders, of Portland; is spend,
ing few weeks with her old frieno
Mrs. Harry Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Stilwell, visited
Grandma Mcintyre Monday after
noon.
Don't forgit the Hollowe'e en- NEE
with Mrs. Harry Wood, Thursday aft
ernoon.
Leck Harris lost a fine calf Sun
day which bloated on clover
The Presbyterian Sunday schoo
hour has been changed from two
o'clock to four o'clock, which imme
diatelv follows the church hour.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-10-30
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LAKE LOWELL. =
X 4 4 \ 4 4 \ =

Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Smith of Cald-
well spent Sunday at the home Of +.
+. ZONES. They made little Lonella
colt, to match another which she
owns.
Mr.. Dewey Wells has gone to spend
the winter with his sister, Mrs. Lola
Froman, near Nampa.
Miss Addic Harling is staying in
Nampa with her aunt, Mrs. McNcal,
while attending school
Mrs. F.. T.. Jones entertained the
three little daughters of Mrs. Bailey
of Caldwell over Tuesday night.
Miss Hazel McAdarns spent Sun
day with her parents.
Mr. O. b. Wright and Mr.. E. E.
Jones Of Lake Lowell, with Messrs.
Escott and Bradshaw of Peaceful Val
ley, moved the furniture of Rev. Mar
tin to the Douglass ranch near Cald-
we'll The districts of Appleton,
Pleasant Ridge and Peaceful Valley
will comprise Rev. Martins circuit.
Everett Gibbons spent Saturday
with his grandmother near Middleton,
and Sunday with his uncle, A. Sebree,
residing at Midway.
Miss Lula Sprang visited Saturday
and Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Roy
Shclp, Of Deer Flat
Mr.. and Mrs. Gibbons spent Sunday
afternoon at TIE home of l.. Griffith
Mr.. Coriield White returned to his
home in Boise on Thursday evening
Mrs. Elof Anderson visited friends
in Boise over Saturday. She and Mr.
Anderson returned to Eldorado by
auto Sunday. Mr.. Anderson left for
Boise Tuesday morning.
Miss Esther Gregory spent the
week enl with her aunt, Mrs. Claude
Frost, of Star.
Mr.. Clare Sewer and wife Of Nam
pa spent Monday and Tuesday with
his mother.
Ethel Wright entered school this
week making an enrolment of s.
A jolly crowd Of forty neighbors
ret Monday evening and went IN i
body to the home Of L. Griffith. The
surprise was a complete success, and
a good time was enjoyed bv all. In
the guessing contest the first prize
was won bv Miss Alice sullivan, and
the baby prize by Mrs. F. E. Jones
Delicious refreshments were served
BY the ladies.
Mr.. S. M. HURT and wife of Cald
we'll attended the surprise party Mon
day evening.
Mr. Weaver HURT was in Caldwell
on business Monday.
Mr.. McAddams and daughters
Mildred and Hazel, visited Mrs
Voght of Deer Flat. Mrs. Voghts il
Mrs. McAddams oldest daughter.
Mr.. L. Griffith and wife left las
Thursday for points in Iowa and Hi
nois where they will visit friends anC
relatives for two months. During
their absence Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fari
of Caldwell will occupy their home.
Simon Peter and family took Dime
Sunday at the home of F. NJ. Hoadle,
of Appleton.
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Mrs. Haggett visited at the home OF
o. v Jacobs last Sunday.
The +. L. NJ class held their regu-
lar class meeting at the church last
Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shupe and Edna
spent Sunday at o. V. Jacobs,
Mrs. Browning visited her daug!h-
ter, Mrs. Ralph Allen, of lower Far
view last Friday
Mrs. Mabel Largent and children
visited at the Mrs. Shupe's one day
last week
Mr.. Baumgardner has been dong
some improvement ON his place OF
late, by moving his house nearer the
road and putting down deep well.
Miss Lettie Weymouth is gong tc
Lewiston next week to resume here
work in the college.
Mrs. R. T. Mechanism is expected
home Friday from Ohio, where she
has been visiting her parents the past
two months.
Mrs. Richardson spent Wednesday
with Mrs. Tolleth.
Jim Evans and Verdon Jacobs re.
turned to THEM claims in the Owyhet
hills last Monday.
Mrs. Tolleth'S father and brother
from Meridian, made them visit
last Wednesday.
c. E. Madden and Mr.. Thompson
transacted business in Boise last Sat
urday.
The ladies Of the Franklin church
will serve dinner at the school house
on election day.
Little Florence Gibbons, who was
hurt quite seriously while at play viii
be able to be in school again mex
week.
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SUNNY SLOPE.
X X X X K X XXX X X * + 4 X

The Progressives held rally Al
the school house Monday evening
Miss Borellert of Boise visited her
sister, Mrs. Bacon, over Sunday.
Mrs. Laws, who has been away
nursing, has returned home for a
while.
Wendell Laws has a car load of
lumber for the. new house, which he
is soon to build.
There was a Democratic rally at
the school house Friday evening. The
speakers were S. p. Bane of EN-
NETT and Chas. BENZ, Ross of Ros-
well.
Mrs. VIM. Aitchison is quite i'll.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-10-30
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X FRANKLIN. X
4 kA&&& 4 Il ~ 4 4 4 4 4 \

Mr.. William Madden and wife from
Boise visited his parents Sunday even
ing.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas. Grim attended
the lecture given by Mrs, Osborn on
Sunday school work at the United
Presbyterian church Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Largent and daugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Mabel Largent, also
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-10-30
MIR. Taxpayer:

A~AAO AuEAk1GAJSAO
We have submitted to you facts and figures
which show conclusve that the taxes for the ensuing
year which have been levied by our County Admin
stration, will be Oery materially ower. Some Of our
political opponents have said we could not administer
our County H fairs upon the amount of money which
will be raised by our present levy. To show you that
we have provided for enough to take care of ALL
these expenses for which levy has been made, based
on experiences for the past two years, which prove
Absolutely the source Of the revenue, and that we
have not on provided sufficient funds, but have pro-
Wded tor surplus to take care of our unforeseen ex
penses which may arise The total Of which, surplus
and the amount required by the Uarious offices made
up according to lav, amounts 10 more money than
the total county expenses for the past year. We sub
init also the figures showing how I'LL our indebted
ness, bonds or oterOise will be absolutely taken care
Of as provided by law, which will mature up to De-
cember 1915. We believe when you have read
these figures along with other statements which have
been previously submitted, that you will agree that
the voter who does not vote a straight Republican
Ticket on NoOenber 3, will make mistake
Republican County Central Committee,
ByH. C. BALDRIDGE
(see below:
As q anS 6a E5Bsnis E s4 * s5357
Earned by County Officers ...> 25o0ooo
Cost of Maintenance of variou County Offices l
for Coming Year .$689OOOo
Surplus and the of maintenance of
INTERESTS SINKING FUND.
Amount to be raised by 1914 levy 619O6O
s sh 2p%t@m@ 3 &atd lS Fund s2266oS
State Appotonment License estimate 1879 100000
Total for Redemption of and Interest 49,. .$2117a88
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1914-10-30
Fix Up
Wills DEN

IT'S really wonderfully easy when you Beaver Board"
No dust worry Just nail the old plaster and
you'll be asonished at the change
The Room Beautiful half furnished when you Beaver
Board Come in and talk with u.s. just call 1923 and wei
come and make an estimate and help you plan
Gates Lumber Co.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
FAILURE OF KAISER TO
ACCEPT ULTIMATUM
CAUSES JAPS TO ACT

TOXIC Aug 2a-The Japan to-day declared war
upon k;ermany.
ais action taken the expiration limit Of
Japans umatum Germany demanding
ChoW The Japanese ordered
tons on land and
The imperial rescript declaring upon
TINS evening officially nauguraes hOstiles Far
result oil Iermanys failure to reply To the japanese umam
proclamation of the a the
Try Japans entrance the fulfmen
% Great Britain responds To the Of
land to the other Cheering before the build
s occupied by the department Of foreign affairs
on OF the navy This evening there lantern through
the streets The popular manifestations
the enthusiasm which preceded the war with Russia
count Won Rex the German
passports He probably will leave
oa sailing August the Manchua
george W. Guthrie the American
many The diet has been cOnoked special September d
Inc Austrian cruiser kaiSerin Elizabeth
ng Tau the seaport Of kiao Chow sailed She
perhaps VIII to neutral and darm this
on will Keep Austria out of the the Orient although unfor
seen circumstances force Japan change action
is to be taken relative Austria foreign Office has expned
that Japan will remain friendly unless Austria adopts attitude
which il regards Is offensive. - ~
reported here that Germany trying transfer the
eman railroad in Shantung, China Toxic beieye
however that the united States policy neutrality out
lined by President Wilson, will Wilson's an
nouncement of neutrality has greatly pleased japanese
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
JAPAN FORMALLY NOTIFIES
U. S. OF WAR DECLARATION
WARNING
Issued 20 Residents % Brussels by
German Commsnder-Guaran
tees Preservation of City.

LONDON. Aug. PA Times d.
spatch from Brussels says the German
commander. General si1tus Won Ar
MIN. yesterday caused the following
proclamation 90 b. placarded In Brus.
sells
German troops will pass through
Brussels to-day and on following days.
and are obliged BY circumstances 10
demand from tho city LODGING. food
ard supplies All these matters Will
BE- regularly arranged through the mu-
niripal authorities
Z expect The population % conform
Itself without resistance 10 these no.
ceaaIfies ~ war and particularly 20
commit no acc - fFrrrsFi0n against
Tho safety 90 The troops and promptly
20 furnish the supplies demanded Tn
This case . give every guarantee Tor
The preservation % the city end the
safety ~ the inhabitnnfa 1f however.
there should b. AL unfortunately there
has been elsewhere. any arf % aTrrea.
eion AGAINST the soldiers. the burning
% buildings or explosions of any kind.
7 shall BE- compelled 20 take the o.
verrsf measures
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
GER MANS NOT
IN BRUSSELS

LONDON. Aur GO ST Oh .Ir.a-
graphing from Osfoud. Reuters cor.
respondent SAYS
The German troops are ram0aF .-
tho suburbs and the VILLAGES around
Brussels They are not Ir fha town
itself No German haEe nv over fra
Royal palace or che town fsu n
fact the Germans arc fsar.re tEr aI.
ministratlon to fho civil aufEHr.fea
The troops which surround tra
city are not those which fuu.H. 40
Louvain and at AsrseHot. t.t .rr.r
forces brought hy Che railway from
All Ia ChcppeIle to I.ala ana TrIr.
mont and Who came thence fr motor
car. 70 is Impossible fo move about
the country as bicycle ans motor carr
are prohibited Iu Che province rf
Flanders The Germans u.rrrv 80
VILLAGES and towns thus aasur.rr frs
passage of their troops o. majority
81 which are ieav.nE Brussels and
marching toward France Antwerp
To- the moment is being neglected
The populations 90 fra VILLAGES arc
observing fhe advice given frsr rr
their hurgowastcrs tn remain calm
and surrender their arms
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
DEFEATED
Germans Rcport a Complete ard ps
ris.v- Victory over French
Rave Great Moral Eject

NEW YORK. Aug. 23-Ths foI
lowing u0s.qsed despatch has been
r-lc.vcd by tre AssocIated Press.
BERLIN l0o datef. wireless %
ssyvHIe Lo0s island. AUG "a
Tire third French army has been
1rfcated This Is highly f-bo-t.
ant stratesI-aIiy as veil az BE-
cause OF rs moral effect THs
rampa on seems to be ere product
of tne much discussed French Poll.
cY to ant. pate an advance I~t,
Belgium BY attempt 90 -rusH
tre center % tne German nos.
TORS I0 Lorraine. which trsy we're
led 90 believe 0scaE
As a -csJIt % ere French faIi
urr. 70 .s held probable that tAsy
will reres treI- defensive r-aI
tor. German experts are conf.
dr0t tnat trr frontier f--tIfca-
tors Ike trose at Licre. will
sree1.IY saccuro 90 trs heavy ar.
tuery."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
MAYOR ASSAULTED
crowd % Thuas Enter once % Mayor
% Ni1go ard Hs is Badly Bsster
Before AID Arrives

-ll- =. Tferafrf fr frr rrfffIrrrrrr~
9 w htNFIIE. o. Aug IG-
Mayor Wilson Linn. ~ MinEo Juuc.
Ton. was aet Cu late last nlehf in f.a
uayor.F Office hy cr0ud % YOUNG
men. sympathlbors o. young nan
ah0 gas part Of a fnhunr ca-rfvtf
crowd in we- Minzo end was arrest "a
The mayor uae badly beaten hafor.
the citizens q Minro broke open the
lafchef mayor'r Office door and went
10 The mayors assistance The men
wno beat The mayor we're fhrrrs.f
badly before they we're Fubduof and
landed ln the lookup
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
AND GOVERNMENT ASKED TO
CARE FOR INTERESTS
IN GERMANY.
Wilson viii Issue Formal ProcIa.
nation Of Neutrality To-day.
Message From Germany.

WASHINGTON. Aug 2s-viscount
.Cninda. the japanese ambassador
here. today formally notified the
United states that Japan had decIar.
cd war on Germany The American
government was Immediately asked
20 care for Japan's interests In Ger.
many
Assurance recently given by the
British government 10 the United
States that Japan's activity would b.
confined To- tho China seas and esst.
ern Asia we're repeated BY viscount
Chinda
Tho position ~ tho United States
a. 90 forth in Secretary Bryan's note
OF three days ar0 has met With the
approval 90 Japan fn tho communi.
Gallon. The United States noted urffh
satisfaction that Japan promised 20
maintain the integrity of china ana
eventually restore Klao Chow "a
China. thar Japan sought no addition
OF territory. and had pledged heraef
Do pursuanre ~ the AnrioIapanase
alliance 90 the maintenance Of the
principle of the open door" In China
fEar-fHmHmn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
SERBS YICTORS
Defeat Al Austrian Force consistira
o. Nine Divisions-capture
Many Guns

LONDON. Aug q. n 80 pm-A
dispatch received ~ The Servian Leg
alton here concerning fha battle 1a.
.N'on the Seryian and Austrian
forces SAYS
The Austrian fierce uhirA fha s,-.
yi1rs defeated consisted of min. al
visions Ih"y retired prcciNfatcIv
upon tho bridges while arfiua-v h..
'Ies we're 'n progress rr como rs..-
ffe Sarviars reached tho h-iFrra bad.
fore the enemy. cuffir- or tref- 81.
treat
.I1 addition t1 forty guns ffr s,l-
tr.ans abandoned "a rraaf 1gart.fv 81
war material horses. Geld f1errars
and field kitchens"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24

tea TO make every effort In pvr-
suanee of their respective dutiss
TO attain the national aim by an
means within the limits OF the
Law of nations
Since the outbreak OF the
present war In Europe, esisn,it-
Gus effect OF which We view with
grave concern, We on Our part
have entertained hope Of pressrv.
ING the peace of the Far East By
the maintenance of strict neutral
ity, but the action of Germany has
az length compelled Great Brl-
tain. Our ally, 20 open hostilitlea
against that country, and Ger
tContinusd on Page ssvenD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
VICTORY
scored BY the servians IN Battle With
Austrisns IN Spite Of Heavy
ODDS

NlsH. s-rsia. AUG. a via Lon
do0..--Thc following official com
munieaton was made puoue here
today
After the great servian Victory
the AustrIars FED in eowpi.t.
disorder before the Servian por.
suit
The 9fst. the f02d. the ffOtr
and the 2stn Austrian reg .-1erts
have been completely routed. The
commander ir chief o. the 2fst
division 81 Austrian Infantry vas
KILLED az was also the cou-r7arder
Of the zsth regiment
Seventeen Austrian craN have
tcouunued on Pare ssvsnj
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-08-24
ARMORED MOTOR
Lisutsnant Hanknrt % Bsiaian Armv
Inventa Machine That Is
wonder

l'NIgN. AUG ef. 1H5 a u u-r.faH-
..-tli H0r.lrf who q. attached fn the
..' 'n grove great popular fnrra Ir
we IfeHnf var. according fu nr Ant.
faf.n 'Y fre Daily Chronicle
Ir'''I monitor Hrr.ureH motor car
.i.h haH been surresefIIIr leaI Hr fra
Since frr beginning ~ tho ua- rH....
.NAn. f..nAsft NaH boon .rErE.f Tr r..
rn"ifrrIrE Ir one ~ nIr HrrrrrrT Gaze
'ie ral several encounter u.IfH
fH.r rIr.h hrr. practically aIrr'n band.
'I.. Hr.. H.a..fHrfa .H E.n recon.
In..e orc a.Hauff.Ir. H" aHH.r...
..fI..r ord aFHrraF.nf.r
.'U N"r.af fr fHa HHrf. l.|..H r.r
rIara .r August s.. they EuIrI .arrr