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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-26
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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1915-03-26
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ment of the Germans, now under way, is considered inevitible. The German
 surrounding movement is proceeding with far greater rapidity than expect
 ed and the General Staff is confident
 that success will crown the effort to capture the entire force of the enemy. The Southern section of the Russian army is entrapped and although main
 taining a viliant defense against the Austrians can hardly escape without suffering the capture of the greater portion of the troops. Since crossing the Wieprz, the Arch Dukes army has taken possession of Lukow and Mesh irjetsche, both of which are of ex- treme stratematic value in the defense of Warsaw from the east Six thou sand troops were taken in the cap ture of the towns and twenty train loads of provisions and large number of cattle also fell into the hands of the Germans. The Russians are severely opposing the advance on Riga and the army of von Buelow is holding it's po- stions west of the city. Heavy fight
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German Press Service.

BERLIN, via Sayville, Aug. 10.- Since the taking of Warsaw Thursday, the German armies in the east have made continual advances to the east of the Polish capital and the beaten army of the Russians has been forced steadily back until the Germans are now in possession of much territory east of the Vistula and also several important towns Praga, an important railroad center east of Warsaw was taken by the Germans, the Russians offering little opposition and continu- ing their retreat to the eastward when closely pressed by the German troops.
 The German forces under under von Hindenberg have also captured the strong fortress of Sierod near the junction of the Narew and Bug rivers east of the Vistula. The position was taken only after a severe struggle, wherein the Russians lost heavily. The huge army of the enemy is completely demoralzed and the capture of a large portion in the immense sweeping move
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GERMANS ORGANIZE CIVIL
 GOVERNMENT IN POLAND

ture have followed the occupation.
 Train service between Warsaw and ali points west of the city has now been restored and the Reorganization of the past months is yielding to con- ditions of peace and order. Plans for the restoration of Polish freedom are being formulated and the government is making every effort to restore stable conditions before giving the govern ment over to the people. With the as- surance that the German occupation of the territory is permanent, the people are returning to their occupations and are. heartily cooperating with the civil officials,
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SEATTLE, Aug. 10.-A bandit wear ing blue goggles and carrying huge revolver with which to enforce his demands, held up the Everett inter- urban train on the outskirts of the city last night and after compelling the conductor to pass the hat several times leaped from the train and escaped in the woods.
 According to the story told by the passengers, the bandit was aboard at the time the train pulled out for the midevening run but remained on the car platform until the train was well out of the city when he commenced
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zEPPEL|NS CLAIM MANY VICTIMS
GERMANS TAKE CITIES GERMAN AER0S RAID
 EAST OF WARSAW COAST OF ENGLAND

of the Zeppelins. This was destroyed, however, and the crew killed by the fall which was from a great height. The operations of the aeros covered several towns along the coast and a number of persons were killed and in jured in each town visited. The Zep- pelins were finally driven off by the aero artillery with which the majority of the towns along the eastern coast are provided in expectation of such attacks.
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BERLIN CLAIMS ALLIES
 REFUSED ALL POINTS

of the war and although repulsing the enemy, the German losses have been severe.
 A renewal of tic German offensive in the northern sections of the Argonne woods has resulted in the French be- ing driven out of a number of their trenches near Apremont. Severe artil- lery bombardment of the eGrman lines southeast of Ypres has been overcome and the enemy batteries silenced The Germans have retaliated by subjecting West Dunkirk to a heavy lombard ment with a fortytwo centimeter gun and much damage was inflicted.
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FRENCH
 WANT PEACE
German Press Service.

BERLIN. via Sayville, Aug. 10- The anti-war movement in France is daily increasing and many citizens are demanding that the government bring the present conflict to an end by con- cluding peace with Germany. Several great peace demonstrations have taken place in various parts of the republic and a considerable portion of the press is bitterly denouncing Britain for the selfish attitude of that nation in al- lowing France to bear the brunt of the great conflict alone. The government has suppressed seventeen papers dur ing the war period for publishing anti war articles.
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GERMAN FLEET ~ ATTACKS RIGA

trance to the gulf and engaged in heavy bombardment of the Russian forts overlooking the harbor of Riga. The German attacks continued for over an hour before the ships were finally compelled to retire.
 It is reported that several of the enemy's ships were damaged by the fire from the forts.
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men and two children were wounded by the explosive missiles dropped from tle sky monsters.
 Although the coming of the airships was expected through warnings con Veyed from the Dutch coast early this morning but one of the hostile air ships was injured by the British air men who seemingly arrived on the scene too late to engage more than one
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ITALY TO SEND
 TROOPS TO AID OF THE ALLIES
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A. P. N SerVIco.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-According to the statement of Capt. Victor Del Frances of the Italian army, who ar rived in the city on the Italian steam ship Duca dAosta today, Italy has al- ready made arrangements to aid the efforts of the allies by sending six hundred and fifty thousand fresh sol diers to either the Dardanelles or France. The captain states that the plans for forwarding the troops to the point decide on have been compelled and the actual authorization will take place within the next three weeks.
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BANDIT HOLDS UP THE
 EVERETT |NTERURBAN

operations by presenting his revolver at the head of the conductor. That of- fcial was compelled to pass the hat three times before the robber was sat isfied with his loot. While the hat was going around the robber stood in a position to dominate the passengers with his gun and added to the fear of the passengers by orders to "shell out" After satisfying himself that there was
 little more to be collected the man leaped from the platform and disap- peared.
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BATTLESH|PS
 ARE RUSHED
 TO VERA CRUZ
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WASHINGTON, Aug 10.-Urgent telegrams to the navy department from Commander Luke McNamee, senior naval officer at Vera Cruz, re- quest that the department send bat tleship squadron to guard against an anti-foreign demonstration which the commander asserts is greatly feared in that city. The department have the battleships New Hamp- shire and Louisville to the scene
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German Press Service.

BERLIN, via Sayvilie, Aug. 1O.- The Germans have completed the or ganization of the civil government in Russian Poland and the many towns within the territory under German control are in complete order with every branch of the civic administra
 ton restored The government is making every endeavor to re-establish business. and Inducements to com memce the restoration of destroyed pro- perty and industries are being held out to the citizens, The German control is being received in the most tranquil spirit and no disturbances of any na-
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PETROGRAD, Aug. 10-Details of an engagement between the German
 war fleet and the forts guarding the entrance to the gulf of Riga occurring last Sunday were given out by the marine ministry today. According to the reports received, the German fleet consisting of nine battleships and twelve cruisers appeared off the en-
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BROWNSVILLE, Aug. 10.-A pitch ed battle between Mexican irregulars and company of United States cav airy was fought today in the vicinity of Mercedes, Texas, and resulted in the killing of one Mexican.
 The Mexicans were evidently con- templating a raid on American terri tory when surprised by the cavalry. The Mexicans showed fight and the battle lasted for over an hour with the result that the Mexicans were driven back into their own territory. Excite ment over the raid on the Norris ranch still continues along the border but the
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SENDS
 3O,o00 TROOPS TO
 THE ITALIAN BORDER
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GENEVA, Aug. 10.-The appearance of thirty thousand Austrian troops from the eastern war zone on the ltai- ian front is announced in the Tribune this afternoon. This immense rein forecement for the Austrian army op- erating on the Italian border is the result of the suspension of the Galieian campaign against the Russians. A dispatch hearlding the coming of the Austrian was previously received from Laibach Austria.
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BRITAIN FEARS
 ZEPPELIN RAID
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FN. Fs N' OtIVINt'
 LONDON, Aug. 10.-News of what is anticipated to be another air raid on the Scottish coast by the German Zep- pelin fleet is contained in dispatches from Amsterdam this morning stating that five German airships were sighted over Vlieland today apparently headed for the Scotch coast. Although some hours have passed since the receipt of the report nothing further has been heard of the German flyers.
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SECRETARY LANSING ANNOUNCES DEFINITE
 MEXICAN POLICY

fore any announcement of their nature was given out.
 for restoring peace in Mexico has been decided upon" said Lansing, "and the conference has adjoorned temporarily because it is necessary that I con- suit with the president about it before further action can be taken
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A. r. N. oefviCos
 LONDON, Aug. 10.-Fourteen dead and an equal number wounded some of whom will die is the record of Zep- pelin raid which occurred on the east coast of Britain today According to the official figures given out this af- one man were killed as aresult of the German visit while seven women, five
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German Press Service.

BERLIN, via Sayville, Aug. 1O.- The heavy offensive maintained by the allied forces since Sunday have re- suited in no gains and the reeurrent at every point. A tremendous struggle for the heights west of Luneville has been in progress without cessation for fronting the German positions are covered with hillocks of dead and wounded. According to the reports of point is the most severe of any period
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"A. P, N. SerVIce.
 WASHINGTON, Aug 10.-What is described as very definite policy in regard to Mexico, was announced by Secretary Lansing at the close of the meeting of the A B c conference last evening. The secretary refused, how ever, to give out any details, stating that the plans of the conference would be submitted to President Wilson be-
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 SINKS A
 SUBMARINE
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 CONSTANTINOPLE, Aug. 10.- Turkish aeroplanes attacked and sunk the allied submarine Entente this af ternoon by dropping bombs on the hos tile vessel The entire crew of the underwater boat went down with their ship
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GoETHALS
 WILL RESIGN
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VFVVs
 NEW YORK, Aug. 10.-The reported intention of Colonel oGethars to re- sign from the governorship of the canal zone, was confirmed by his own statement made shortly after arriving in the city from the canal today.
 Goethals said that his resignation as governor would become effective in November but that he did not intend to resign from the army as has also been reported to be his intention
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ing resulted in the capture of Sazenhof a short distance from the city. Heavy fighting is in progress at Mitau.
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CAVALRY AND MEX|CANS
 BATTLE ON BORDER

military forces are effectually holding any attempt to start trouble.
 The Mexican leader Villa crossed the border today with a portion of his staff for the purpose of holding a conference with General Scott the American chief of staff who is personally looking over the situation. Following the conference Villa returned to Mexico but no word was given out as to the matters under discussion, aside from the statement that affairs relating to the late border difficulties were talked over.
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]. S. MORGAN IN SEATTLE ON
 HONEYMOON.
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 SEATTLE, Aug. 10.--Julius Spencer Morgan. arrived in the city on his hon. eymoon trip last evening.
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Visiting Cards at the N,aanst Office.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-25
LOCAL MAN APPOINTED
MEMBER NAVY LEAGUE
M. w. Mix HOnOred on Com
mittee in Behalf of
Preparedness.

Melville NJ. Mix, president OF the
Dodge Manufacturing CO. Of AIisha-
waka, who is known throughout the
breadth of the land as one of the
most successful business men, has
been appointed to the membership
of the Navy league Of the United
States, fast becoming known as the
war profit patriots" and will help
to represent that organization in this
district in the aggressive campaign
which it is carrying on in all parts
Of the country in behalf of
-frenzied" preparedness against in
vasion and disaster.
Ignatius X. WerwinsH of South
Bend has received a similar ap-
pOintment
Word 10 this effect was received
in the city Friday morning from
Washington. Messrs. Mix and Wer-
winski will cooperate with the mem
bers of the Navy leagues state com
mittee for Indiana of which Charles
Martindale Of Indianapolis is chair
man.
Mr.. Mix received a special letter
from the Navy league Friday morn
ing. notifying him Of his appoint
ment 1t read as follows:
Dear Sir:
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-25
THREE BARN FIRES
ON CHRISTMAS EVE
All Within Business District
Fire Limits and Endanger
Surrounding Structures.

Only a few minutes apart, two Sc
rious fires which for a time greatly
ENDANGERED the business district OF
the city, were started during the
supper hour Friday night.
Both fires are thought TO be Of an
incendiary origin, as no cause could
be found in either case. 1t is
thought that fire bugs whict. for sew
eral weeks kept the department busy
extinguisning barn tires have start
ed their work again. The police have
been put to We. on the cases and II
the parties are caught they will be
dealt with 10 the fullest extent of
the law.
The first fire occurred in the
barns of Henry Beiger and II. A.
Nartling at the rear of the Alisha-
waka Machine and Tool Co, just
off y. Main st. These fires had a
good start when the department ar
rived and the surrounding business
blocks were greatly endangered by
burning brands.
No sooner were the men at work
on the blaze when an alarm was
sounded from No. II and the big mo-
tor truck went out in response. leav-
ing the crew Of the hook and ladder
truck and the members of the north
side hose house to fight the first
fire.
The second fire proved 70 be in
the barn of George wicklow, at the
rear of the Mishawa.ka Garage on 5.
Main ST When the men arrived the
entire roof Of the building was afire
and seriously endangered the Hotel
Mishawaka a few doors north and
the garage facing on Main ste This
/ fire Chief Buysse is sure was Of an
incendiary origin. After over an
hour Of hard work the men finally
got the blaze under control. Only a
small portion of the structure was
saved as the efforts of the depart
ment were mostly directed toward
the saving of the adjoining build
! ings.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-25
THREE ARRESTED FOR
OUT OF TOWN POLICE

Floyd wolford. % years old. and
Charles wamewright. Il years old,
both OF this city. were arrested by
Patrolman Charles Gerard afser
midnight Thursday at their room
ing house. II is claimed that these
two young men are wanted by the
police OF Warsaw, Ind. on a charge
Of grand larceny, and on informa-
ton that they were in this city. the
local police were instructed TO place
them under arrest. They were held
here over night and sent to Warsaw
on the first car Friday morning.
Frank Robertson OF Dowagiac,
Mich. said 10 be wanted by the p0-
lice Of that city on a grand larceny
charge, was arrested Thursday night
by Detective Weaver. He was held
here and later sent TO Dowagiac
The smoke house OF George Fisch-
mann OF Twin Branch. near this
city. was broken into Thursday
night sometime and robbed OF its
contents. Chief Of Police Krieter is
investigating the matter.
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DID NOT WANT TO
TAKE RESPONSIBILITY

Through a mis-statement OF one
city official because Of a misunder-
standing on his part OF the actual
condition, the reason for not paying
off the employees Of the city before
Christmas was misleading in a story
OF Friday mornings issue.
The reason given was because the
city's financial condition was such
that would not permit while the true
fact. said City Controller Michaels,
is that the city officials did not want
10 assume the personal responsible
" OF the entire payroll. The city's
finances according TO Mr.. MichaeIs.
at the present are very good. $4,000
Of tax money lying at the county
treasurer's office while a balance
large enough to cover the payroll is
on hand in the local banks
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-25
NARROWLY ESCAPES
GAS AFFIRMATION

Mrs. Eli Spencer OF 100 z. Law
renee St, narrowly escaped asphyX-
iaticn by gas at an early hour Fri
day morning. Mrs. Spencer was in
her bedroom, which adjoins the
kitchen of the home, when she was
awakened by an alarm clock about
$50. She stated that the alarm
woke her from her sleep, but that
she was unable TO get up for some
little time. Realizing that something
out Of the ordinary was wrong. she
called for help and other members
of the family in the upper part Of
the house responded. They found
on entering the kitchen that the
room was filled with gas. Windows
and doors were thrown open and
the room cleared Of the gas Mrs
Spencer has recovered from the ef-
fects,