Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1914-09-01
THE WAR IN EUROPE
News Paragraphs Cleaned From Dis
matches From the Front.

patches From the Front.
The Princess Patricia Canadian
Light Infantry, 1000 strong, sailed IRON
Montreal Canada, Saturday. Theli
destination is unknown. They are the
first native troops from North Amerl'
ca to leave for the scene OF war. J..
The British cruiser More arrived IL
London, Saturday, carrying 2OO Ger
man sailors taken from the GeIi.ia Ge!Iat
cruiser MainZ, sunk by the brltisi
fleet in the recent engagement at CuA'
haven. LIN osan,
an ultimatum to Austria IequesSliis ,lii
an explanation of the austrian iioo'i'
iZation on the Italian trontler. :,
Emperor William OF Germany Il
making cologne and Mainz his head
quarters. He is personally directing
the armies fighting in Belgium.
Russian troops have captured NO
niqsburg. a strongly fortified seaport
town in eastern Prussia.
The White Star liner Adriatic came
into New York, Saturday, carFylns
1852 passengers. The Adrlatlc wa; S
armed with six inch guns 1ore ano
aft. The vessel has gone TO Haiii@N an
Nova Scotia where she VIII pi'h "f
Canadian volunteers. ,.;os
The German military authoTllles
have authorized Henry 5. BrecKen-
ridge and a few other American ON
GERS and newspaper men 10 WISH pel'
The British official bureau has re-
neated it's statement that it has lald nc
mines in the North Sea-
According to a semi official dispatcr
300 German officers and sailors ana
quantity of ammunition passed throusL
Bulgaria, Friday, in speclal tram ol y.
their way to Constantinople. There IL
considerable uneasiness as 10 the al
titude Of Turkey in the war. :.
a campaign has been started II
Iondon asking all Englishmen o1
proper age to join the colors.
The military governor OF Parls hds
ordered all residents within the zone
of action of the forts around Paris u
evacuate and raze their houses wlthln
four days. sa.oss-
Field Marshal Methuen in address
ing a recruiting meeting at Devinez
near London, Saturday night, SAID ina
William of Germany alone, Is respon-
sihIe for the war. by raising his mn
ger said the field marshal, he coulo
have prevented the war, yet he pre-
ferred 10 cause the death of hundreos
of thousands and suffering and misery
TO millions" 49,.
According to a statement sent oul
from Valcartier, Quebec, more thaH
go 900 citizens Of the United stats
have volunteered for service WITH the
Canadian troops in the European war
a German spy, disguised as BEL
gian soldier, lead 34S Belgians TO theif
death at Marbles -ChateauX, bel,
gium. The Belgians kept severai
thousand German troops at pay ultl,
- -, .bou,ad them a safe" path by
which to withdraw. The Germans theH
shot the Belgians down. ooo ooo
British authorities say that 1,OOOOOU
more English troops will be needed 10
successfully carry on the war agalns'
Germany. .su;oa
The Norwegian steamship Gotttrleo
was sunk in the North sea by hoat-
ing mine, Friday. oo
The Canadian Pacific railroad mas
contributed 100000 to the patriotiC
fund being raised in Canada, and IL Is
stated that the railways employees VIII
each contribute a days pay to the
fund and this will aggregate anothei
Great Britain has called upon the
native troops Of India to assist IN tne
war against Germany. Many or tne
Indian troops are already on the way
to Europe. fo
nous for its culture and the arcnisec-
ture of its public buildings was reduc-
ed to ashes by the Germans last week
A dispatch from Warsaw says tha'
A0O 600 Poles have Joined the armies
of Russia for the campaign agalns'
Germany. This is the first time the
Poles have ever taken part IN Rus
sian national movement.