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The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-07-15
CTATE OF MICHIGAN
- The ThirtyFirst judicial Circuit In Chan
Gerry.
Mary Garrett, Complainant,


VS..
Robert Garrett, Defendant.
At a Session Of the Circuit Court held for the
County Of st. Clair In Chancery at the City Of
Port Huron on the 18th day of June, A. ID. 1915.
Present. Honorable Harvey Tappan. Circuit
Judge.
In this cause It appearing from affidaylt on file
that the defendant, Robert Garrett, Is not a
resident Of this state, but Is resident OF City Of
Oklahoma, State OF Oklahoma
On motion OF Burt ID. Cady, complanant's
solicitor. Il Is ordered that the appearance OF
said nonresident defendant, Robert Garrett, be
entered herein within four months from the date
Of this order and In case OF his appearance he
cause his answer to the bill Of complaint 10 be filed
and copy thereof TO be served upon complain
ants solicitor within twenty days after service
on him OF copy OF said bill and notice OF this
order and In default thereof said bin will be
taken as confessed by said nonresident defend
ant
II is further ordered that within twenty days,
the complainant cause a notice OF this order to
be published In the Yale Expostor, newspaper
printed, published and circulating In said county
and that said publication be continued therein
once In each week for six weeks In succession
or that she cause certified copy OF this order
TO be personally served on said nonresident de-
PENDANT at least twenty days before the time
above prescribed for his appearance.
HARVEY TAPPAN, Circuit Judge
BURT ID. CADY, Compainants Solicitor l2-T
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-07-15
When Hot Weather oppresses.

When you feel oppressed, dull and
stupid, are inert and languid-do not
blame it all on the weather. Heat will
not effect you so much IL the bowels
are regular. Foley Cathartic Tablets
are ideal for indigestion and constipa-
ton. They relieve stout persons of
that bloated, heavy feeling. IL. Il.
Hennessy.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-07-15
LINER COLUMN

BARN TIMBER have a quantity
of barn timber for sale at my farm
mile north and d miles east Of Yale.
. For further particulars inquire at the
Expositor Office. Geo. Mcintyre. III
FOR SALE-Twenty acre farm one
and one half miles north of Yale.
Good buildings, lots Of small fruit,
cherries, peaches plums, pears, berries,
etc. For part iculars call on l.. A.
Sperry at premises. 6.l2
LOT FOR SALE onPark avenue, con-
tanning Ia acres mostly planted to
berry bushes and fruit trees. Enquire
of James Martin, Park ave., or ad-
dress Box 3l4, Yale. Ia
FOR SALE-Two houses and four
lots. One house to rent. Enquire at
Exposition office for further partiou-
lars. Mrs. Geo. Cork. l4-2
FOR SALE-Fiye acres of land, good
house and outbuildings, young or
chard and small fruit, one and one
fourth miles from post Office. En-
quire of K. j. Rice, Yale, phone 157
II IS. il
CORRUGATED CULVERTS, all
lengths made to order on short no.
tice. Will sell any length culvert at
&c per foot cheaper than any make
shipped in. Chas. Rounds. g
BARGAINS in building material
sheathing, joists, timber of every
description. Apply to Bert Brown,
Yale, or phone 127. So
LAND FOR SALE-Twenty acres
within the corporate limits of the
city of Yale. For particulars and
terms call at the ExpOsitor office. 1S
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1915-07-15
BEDE DAY AT THE REDPATH
CHAUTAUQUA HERE
Was Eight Years Congressman From Minnesota-Long
Known as "fumOrlst of the National
House of Representatives.

BEDE widely and
Redpah Chautauqua here The
II j which will be known as "Bede Day."
Mr. w
national halls
widely "umost of the House. witty his sayings and
midst
Bede
I'LL feeling
Of lisiessness change intense interest
before the audiences
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FARM FOR SALE

A good eighty acre farm, two miles
from Yale; splendid location; good new
house; large barn 40x80 feet; large or.
chard of young trees, bearing; good
well; spring brook In pasture; the best
of land in good cultivation; must be
sold ct once. Norman b. Herbert. IL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
Mmerttas better Tremmb.

Die iungen, auHtreben6en 8olfer
pflegm ueberfluB an Sre1noen nidt
gu baben. @on 6ieier Megel bat audi
Dos ameritanti9e @olf feline Iustpab-
nre gemadt. Sir sic 5reunoidaH,
Ole BEN amerifontiden &oIonien tpab-
reno Der Sample nm lire Sreibeit
BON Sranfrei6 5utbeil muroe, tparen
muSidlieBli@ polttii6e grmdgungen
mabgebeno, un6 iolbe Grelnoidoften
iino ielten bon 0n1er. @ern Der
8med, Ger NIT ioIben Sreun6idaften
eritrebt miro, erreidt lit, laBt mar
tie fallen uuo friipft neue 8u1t6e, Die
baufig genug eine &erle1gnu1rg Ser
alten iiu0. Der 6rie6e BON &aris
tpar 6amals in 6ranfrei@ no6 in
frii@er grimeru11g. Dieier Grie6e
batte 5ranfreid 6en beiten Ebeil iei-
ner noroameritaniiden &olonien ge>
foitet, nro England mar Der gliidlide
@rbe getpeien. Dafur molte man iid
onr6 Die Inter tiibnng, Die man oen
ameritanfi@en @olontiten inn &fe
INN lire Selbititdn6tgtett 5utbetl tper-
BEN lieB, an England RIDDEN. @as
ia ou6 %gelang. Mber 5u elmer 6ar=
ern0en Sreun6idaft fubrte 6ieie ln=
ter tiibung ni6t, un0 eimige SATIRE
ipater nobm 6us @erbaltniB 5tpilden
Ser iungen &epublif l1n6 6em in5tpi-
iden ebenfaqs republtfanii9 getpor=
6enen Sranfreid boriibergeben6 TO-
gar einen re@t geipamrten @baraf=
ter an.
9lud Ser bdufig ertpabnte 8reuno=
i6afs6ienlt, oen mabren6 6es 8iir-
gerfrieges &uBlam6 ser union leiite=
tie, in6em es 6ur9 sic %gntien6ung
BON &riegsf6iffen na6 Seem Sort
un6 sm Srancisco England Dor eli
ner %all5uengen @erbrii6er1tng nit
Dem Su6en marrte, ent1prang ielbit=
loi fen, i6ealen Motipen 6a1rd)a11s nidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29

ltgt ben &riee ielber uro tegt @na-
oeniabe binein in feline Siege uno
N~ieoerlagen, in feline Strapa3en ln6
@ltnben.
Die @eltgion, 9riltlid,er Claude
nno 6riitlide @iebe aGein peritd)ern
oen @rfolg, sic @rnta zines geredten
uno iiegreiden &rieges.. ueber.
aus tpidtig 1T eS, BOB bon allen
@ldl1bigen Ole gat1ae &riegsnotb uno
&riegsieabe 6l1rb @ebet un6 quite
Meeimng, our@ 0pfer uno @ottes-
6ienit> 6nr6 6iirbitte un6 Dunfia-
gung In oie refine, fl. Spbdre ser
&eligion emporgeboben meroe. SSn
oieier @pbare miro ser &rieg ielblt
gebeiligt, miro oas @riegsleioen er-
traglt@ ber6ienitrei&, frr1dtret6.
N19 oarin iin6 uniere &rieger NIT
Sem guten @eiipieI porangegangem
-. .Da1r6 @~ebetsgeiit uno Spferge-
ltnna1rg lolen 6te 6rarben mn6 sic
oobeim felt orei1an6er gei9loiien
bleiben, 6en &rieg tpirflid) als Got
teSfrteg fubrem 6amit auf ibn Elm
@ottesfrie6e folgen fan1. =
Soldes ur6 Mebnlides 1dreibtg ser
fromrne un6 gelebrte 8idof iiber ben
&rieg in ieinem berrliden @idlein
rDie 2eioen@idule." Cider lit, tper
oieleS 8iidlein aufmerfiam 1ieit,
miro outs 6emielben Nl1ten un6 Eroit
erbalten. Gem @i1et1 miro es cine
iitBe, bent Mr6eren cine bittere Qlr5=
mel ret6en, Meniden in ftrengen Cur
1nebmen = leer miro &etner a11sge=
FEN. Guber iagt ~&eregrim1s, +"
1rimn Sic ~9ei6ensf@uIe," (bei g.
Ser6er, IL g. 8roo6maD, 81. 2omis,
GIT ,baben 1n6 foftet MIR 20 Gts.)
nn6 leie fife. Beregrinns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
@emer @ertm@.

@lS 9iSmard einmal 9efragt muir.
De, mas er gu tbun beabiidtige, tpentt
Die @nglanoer %irgenotpo an Ser beut.
i6en &iiite 1rl1ppen lanoen tpiiroen>
ertpioerte er NIT gutem &unlor, er
miroe Tie p~erbaften laiien. l1no er11,
lter tperoen6 fiigte CT bin3lt, er tpiirbe
Die ar1nen @delme beoauern, oenn
nidt mandbe tpiiroen na9 england
5uridfebren. Mn oieie Meuberung
oes &an5lers miro mani erinnert,
tpern man ben 2on6oner @eridt iiber
Die 5ruppenlm6ung auf ser @albi1r.
iel @alipoli lieit. Dieie 9ruppen
follen 6ie acknowledgements bon ser
2atr6ieite %angreifen. Gruppen an Ell.
rper &iiite 5u lan6en, Ole mid)t nit
gang mooernen acknowledgement
mtsgeriitet iin6, madt BORT, mo
&riegsidiffe Die 2an6ung 5u oeden
imitan0e iin6> feine S4mierigfeiten.
9as mar bier Ser Sail. Mber Sic
Surfen baben Die 9anoung poraus-
geiebem uno 3eit gen1g gebabt, iih
oarauf ein5uridten. Gle tper6en Sen
gin6ringlingen our red)ten 3eit uno
am re9ten Hlaee ie6enfaQs eine>1
iebr uarmen gmpfang bereiten. @ie
%ieiner5eit 6en &riegsidiffen ser MQi.
terten in ben Darbaneqen. @ie 3d.
mails, 10 miro mani bora11siidtIi9
o1td iett in Sen naditen Gagen aller.
banjo ieniationeue @eididten bon SEN
Sld1re1t un6 Sen @rfolgen Ser @mi-
ierten boren. Mber oaourd bro11d)t
man itd nidt beirren gu laiien. Die
SMrfen tperoen idon ibren Ma11n ltel,
len. DaB NIT 6ieier SrlpenImoung
politiide 3mede perfoIgt mer0er,
fann man obne mciteres omebmen.
Sic lit Elm 11elter per5tpeifelter Ser
iud, einige ser nertralen Madte fir
oen 0reioerbano GIT getpimen uno
gleid5eitig sic Mufmerfiamfeit 6es
El1blifums bon Sen @orgd11ge11 o11f
oen fontinertaIen &rtegsidmtpIdben
a%b5nlenfen. SIM @eiten uno Often
gebt es Sen MQiierten gleid idledt.
Mer lire %beorangte Gage piir0en iie
BORT ol1d o1rd Sic groberung ser
Gar6aneqen ridt berbeiier1t. Mrd
1ridt o1r4 Sic groberurg &onlta1lti.
nopels. 0enm a1d 6as 5didial Ser
miro o1f Sen fo%ntinentalen
&riegsidm1plaben enti9ieoen. 9eid)t
an ser Dor6aneuen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29

Ian6 farm 6en Ser. Stoaten in 3u-
funft ebenfotpenig Elm ebrlider un6
aufridttger Jrel1n6 fem, pie es bos
in Der 8ergangenbeit getpefen lit.
3>piid)en BEN Ser. Stoaten un6 eng.
lan6 liegen Sntereiiengegeniate, Die
fid in Dem MaBe peridarfen miiiiern
ais Die Ser. Staaten mirtbidaftlib
madtiger meroen. 9as fat England
langit erfamt. 3esbalb banoelte es
bonn engliiden Observation-Disclosures
onrdors logti4t als es mabreno oes
Biirgerfrieges an Ser 3ertrImme-
rurg Der l1nion arbeitete, uno oes-
balb tpar au9 Dos 8iin6nib nit a.
pa1L 6os ii6 10 offenfunoig gegen
ben ginfluB ser Ser. Stoaten IN Dit
often rid)tet, fir England cine logi-
fde Notbmenoigfeit. Mber cine ebr-
li6e Jreunoidaft nit ben Ser. Staa-
ten idlieBt 6as aus. Mu6 cine
Sreun6idaft 5tpii9en 6en Ser. Staaz
ten ntb Sapan it, ob9eieben bon ben
Observation-Disclosures, politiider
un6 ipirtbidaftlider Srrtereiiengeget1s
idcbe megen nn6enfbar. @ublaro lit
als 6reuno nod gu tpenig begebrenss
wertb> un6 5ronfreid miro ,mebr als
fliidtigc 3medfreunoidaft idmerlid)
ien1als fir inns iibria baben. Die ein-
5i9e europdiide @rcBma@t> 6ie uns
ge3eiat bat> 6oB iie aufridtiger
6reun6idoft fdbig lit un6 beren
Jreu1loid)uft fir inns in 3ufunft bon
no9 piel groberem @ertbe bdtte tper.
Ben focn1pelr ais in ser @ergatgenbeit>
5umal Seiterreidysl1ngarn t1ad BENT
ariege nod ndber an 0elltidlan6 fer,
anriiden miro lit 9el1tidlan6. l1n6
oeiien 1reunoidaft baben mir Der,
ider3t. @el1te baben oie Ser. Stoo,
ten nidt ei1en ein5igen ebrliden lno
aufridtigen Jreun0 mebr. 9as Der.
6anfen iie ibren GtaatsmGnnern, Die
felt adt Monaten Baron arbeiten, uns
3eutidlono 5lt entfremoer. Mit Sem
grfolae> Ser in oen @uslaiiungen Ser
oelltiden Treiie iiber Die ,jiinglte go
i%bi1gtoner Note 10 idarfen M11sbrud
fin6et.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29

@eiit freu6igen Gntiagens, ,piqigen
2ei6ens urb 0pferns. $50 norber
@arteiiudt, 5treitiudt nno &aoer
trennten, ialtetem, 5erfaierten, %
iier mani ftn11,eno nit eine1nmal Ml-
les geeint 51 ei1em groBen @an3en.
Ser bor6em 10 fleine MQtagsmenid
mabit iiber ii6 ielbit binal1s ms Sci.
+6enbafte. -. Die geronnte1 guten
grfolge tarm Ser &rieg aber muir %
ergeben 100 i'm @in3elnen un6 inn
@olfe nod elm geinnoer, iittlider un6
reltgtoier &ern borbamben lit, MIR
%, mo bie &eligion mitptrft. $50
file mdt beiler6 ml6ern6, peri0b,
memo eingreifen fam, "a tuiro ser
@rieg CUR ral en6en Surie> Ole muir
mebr idu6en un6 3erit0ren tann; %
bertpm6elt er G0lfer in blutgierige
8eltten nn6 enttpidelt ole roben ST.
itincte un6 l%a1terbaften Mnlagen in's
0amomii1e.
@epiB, o1e6 sic @oterlan6Sliebe,
permag btel, befdbigt 5u groBen Gba-
ten un6 blutigen Spfern uno breitet
iiber ste @renel oes &rieges einett
perflaren6en S9leier. Mber tire
&raft u116 M11s6a1ter bot tire @re1r=
gen, 1rp6 Miberfolge 5abren ibr am
Marf.
Sic &eligion gibt au6 Ser @ater=
%lan6sliebe erit Ole bone @eibe, iber=
meni6li6e &raft uno at11perpiiltli6es
2eben. 9fe &eligion feiert i'm &rie=
ge tire ftime un6 offene Griumpbe.
Ga nimmt lie cole, liebreide @a@e
fir 6te i6le6te 8ebonbl1tng, sic iie
10 oft i'm Srie6en erfdbrt. So men6et
iie grobmiitbig audi 6enen tire @iIfe
5n Ole tie eben no6 terad)tet ur6 ber=
laitert baben; iie erobert bieIe Ser
gen, sic ii6 ibr peridloiien batten;
tie iiebt lire @trden tpie6er gefiiGt,
betligt 6as Seer Dor Sem Musmari1
nr6 begleitet es nit uniitbbarer
Sdoaren frommer Setter. Sic bei=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29
Sagte, baf fir lin feline Mettmna lei.
u0ah mehr 1err1 atnonain ScSnhre

saste, baf fit lin feine @ett,ng iei.
~No6 mebr oenn 3tpan5ig Sabre
langem 2ei6en on unberbmIidteit
nno no@oem einige Ser beiten aer8te
BON bier mir gefagt, bob feine @et.
tnng fir mild iei, erodte i4 es nidt
mebr alS re6t, Sbnen gum @11ten
onoerer 2eibenoen iomobI aIs 3n ST.
rer eigeaen Satisfaftion 31 iager>
oab etne 25t Glaide @bomberloir's
Soblette mir ridt r11r 2in6eru1g
bra4te, ionoern nod innerbaB 3tpei
Monoten betIte, mietpobI i@ Elm
Mann bon IS Sabren bin," fdreibt
Sui. @robien, Souiton, Eeros. gu
faufen in &enrp's Corner Drug
5tore. - Mn3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1915-04-29

- Sir Staot . @igentbum ODER
Harm-9an6ereien fpreat Dor bel s.
6. Do1tng, ct. gIoub, Minr. 44ba
The Washington times., 1915-08-12
HOLLAND BUYS ARMS
| IN LARGE QUANTITIES
Department of Commerce off,
ciaIs See WarIike Activity in
Increased Shipments.

Evidence Of warlike activity on the
part OF Holland is seen by officials Of
the Department Of Commerce In the
Increase OF shipments Of war material
in recent months to that country.
These heavy shipments corroborate
private advices received, from New
York that the Netherlands government.
sorely put to It to defend her neutral
ity. has entered the market for war
munitions to back UP its army. which
has been called to the colors.
Reports from New York declare that
the Netherlands government some time
ago placed huge contracts for steel
iacketed bullets, two-inch shrapnel
shells, and brass and copper plate
with the National Brass and Copper
Company. at Hastings-on-th Hudson.
which has doubled its force and built
Of these shipments are sent direct to
Rotterdam to the order OF the govern
ment Of the Netherlands.
Figures on recent exports obtained AZ
the Department Of Commerce SHOW ~as sna, ~
fiiiinx Mhirs ''tiae the Netherlands government:
order for bullets. the shipments OF
| shrappel shells and brass plate Tor tne
manufacture Of such shells already ma
begun.
lands Of ARTICLES made from brass. .
a classification made up largely OF
brass casings for shells. aseregateo
S5. .ss7 and shipments OF brass sheet:
which ts used for manufacturing shell
ca sings. aggregated SN.1S. The TWO
Items total $1l7.e $50. as one montn 3
shipments, while during the entire hscal
wear iei3-H. the shipments Of brass TO
the Netherlands are valued at only
In April brass shipments. valued at
81 1874. were sent to The NetherianIa,s; M I,',x
and in March. 1884. Figures Tor July
are not available. l..
OFFICIALS here believe that a break IN
Hollands neutrality may be expected
soon, but they will not discuss tne
question OF which side she will align
herself with.
The Washington times., 1915-08-12
ropAY's BeAurY HELPS

Nothing excites more criticism than
woman with her face all daubed
with face powder in her desire to hide
a faulty or an aging skin. Instead
Of usuing powder, which clogs and
enlarges the pores. 1t 10 far better to
use a good face lotion that will in-
prove and permanently peneft the
skin. BY dissolving four ounces of
spurmax in a half pint Of hot water
you can make an inexpensive lotion
that will do wonders as a skin whitener
and complexion beautifier. 1t removes
all shininess. sallowness. and rough
ness. and gives the skin a smooth.
velvety tone. while 1t does not rub of
easily like powder. nor does 1t show on
the skin.
BY washing the hair with q tea
spoonful OF canthrox dissolved In q
| cup Of hot water. afterward rinsing
| thoroughly with clear water. one finds
that 1t dries quickly and evenly Is un-
| streaked. bright. soft and very fluffy.
, 70 fluffy. In fact. that 1t looks more
abundant than it is and so soft that
arranging 1t becomes a pleasure. This
simple. inexpensive shampoo cleanses
the hair and scalp thoroughly Of all
| dandruff and dirt. and leaves q clean.
wholesome feeling. All scalp irrita-
tion will disappear. and the hair will
be brighter and glossier than ever
| before.-Advt
The Washington times., 1915-08-12
Non-COmbatants Suffer
In Serbia, Says Report

Non-combatants living in and near
Monastir. in South Serbia. are In a
dcplorable condition. according to a
statement made public today at Red
Cross headquarters. The report upon
which the statement is based reads In
part:
People. especially children and in
fants. are dying OF starvation. and
scenes Of emaciation like those pictured
In the China famine are by no means
uncommon In the small settlements says
Dr. Caldwell 'Frightful as 1t may seem
to be. It 10 no less true that starvation
in causing the heavy mortality which
these people have experienced
1.-THE American minister at Bucharest
Roumana in cablegram dated July
o6, regarding. conditions in Serbia
where the American Red Cross Sanitary
Commission is at work. says:
During my inspection in Serbia.
The Washington times., 1915-08-12
STEAMSHIP COMPANY
SELECTS NEW NAME
Canadian Pacific Ocean Services
Limited, to Have Offices
In Montreal.

MONTREAL. Aug. l2.-The name -
the new steamship company orge '.sed
for the purpose Of acquiring the Atian-
tic and Pacific fleets of the Canad1an
Pacific Railway Company az we'll as the
Allan line fleet. 10 tho Canadian
Pacific Ocean Services Limited" with
head offices in Montreal.
Under tho ARRANGEMENT, the Allan
line will not be obliterated, but VIII
be continued under the same name,
standing in the Same relation to the
Ocean Services. Limited. as the White
Star Line does to the international
Mercantile Marine. Although there
have been some changes in the per-
sonnel. the firm OF H. and A. Allan
will continue to be the traffic agents
OF the line, as heretofore. Through
the Ocean Services. Limited, the Al.
Ian line will have financial backing
to provide for the enlargement and
Improvement Of its fleet. that 1t did
not have before 1t established the
changed relations that are now goinG
into practical effect. The operations
of the new steamship company will
not become effective before October
Is or November !.
The Washington times., 1915-08-12
BEACH Now READY
FOR DISTRICT GUARD
Receives Word There viii Be No
Hitch In Plans For Annual
Encampment.

Word was received at National Guard
headquarters today from Captain Ne
vile. OF the quartermaster's depart
ment, that everything is now practically y
in readiness at Colonial Beach for the
advent Of the militiamen on their an
nual encampment Monday.
The last Of the baggage was sent to
the wharves today from headquarters
for shipment tomorrow morning.
Considerable anxiety Is being mani
tested by the members OF the machine
gun company Of the Third Regiment
which was recently organized, over
the failure Of the little rapid-firers to
make their appearance. Four Of them
were shipped from the Springfield ar.
senal several days ago. according to
the manifests which have already ar.
rived. The quartermaster's department
however feels certain that the weapons
will arrive In time.
The Washington times., 1915-08-12
German-D Demands ~- 80.
a, To Insure Peace

PARIS, Aug. l2.-According to
the Temps representatives Of
six industrial and agricultural
associations have sent conf
Dental memorandum to
Chancellor Won Bethmann-
Hollweg setting forth what
they consider essential condi-
tons Of peace. These are:
1. The. elimination Of Belgium
as an independent state. That
country to be subject to Ger
man imperial legislation.
2. Possession Of the French
coast from the German from
tier to the River Somme, to-
gether with an interior region
sufficient - give strategic and
economic support to the chan
mel ports thus acquired.
8. Verdun and Belfort and the
western slopes Of the Vosges
between these two cities
should be annexed, including
the Briey mining basin in ad-
dition to the northern coal de-
posts.
4. France is to be required to
indemnify French proprietors
for land taken by German au-
thority.
5. Extension Of the frontier in
the east including Poland and
the Baltic provinces.
8. Indemnity from France.
The Washington times., 1915-08-12
TITLE RACES NIGHT
AND DAY IN ARCONNE

PARIS. Aug. 12.-The Germans at
tackled at two points on the French
front. according to the war Offices re-
ports. The first and by far the more
energetic movement occurred between
the snerYiilevienne tbs lie chateaH road
gonns. Here the Germans began Q
devastating bombardment before day
break. hurting shells of all calibers
against the French positions with .
asphyxiating gas.
Just after dawn German troops
dashed from their trenches and charged
across the intervening ground in great
that three regiments participated in the
onslaught. The bombardment had
proved so ruinous to the French de-
fenses apd the charge was delivered
with such dash that the French troops
and relinquished some Of their trenches.
At noon re-enforcements were
brought up and the French troops coun-
ter-attacked. The Germans Were forced
When night fell they still remained in
possession Of small portion Of the
French first line trenches.
The second German attack was deliv-
cred IN the region Of La Fontaine aux
administered to the attackers was COM
The communique Issued hero this eve
ming was as follows.
In Artois there were artillery &C
tons in the sector north of Arras.
I'm the Argonne the bombardment re-
ferred to In the preceding communicate
redoubled in intensity with large num-
bers of asphyxiating gas shells at the
break of day. The bombardment was
followed by violent German infantry
attack in which at least three regiments
took part. delivered against our posi-,
tions between the Binerville- Viennele
Chateau road and the Houyette ravine
At the center of this sector the Germans
succeeded in penetrating our positions
They were driven out by our counter
attacks In the course OF the day, holding
only an clement OF our first line OF
trenches. We captured men belonging
to the Wuerttemburg corps.
Father east. in the region of La
Fontaine aux Charmes, the enemy de-
livered an attack against our trenches
which was completely repulsed.
In the Forest of lie Pretre and In
the Vosges. at Lingekopf and Hilsen-
nrst, there were rather violent Dom.
bardmsntA"