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Treher Sanfrnub.
Geour Ropio8, ga, 4. Iualllt

Gcour Hdpio5, ga, 4. NulIlt.
Wttt Observation-Disclosures 5luopq
Elm BANDIT ON Mitttuoh Wor-
Qcn Nollicrer 2. 9. Ycrriu bon Ger
Geoar RnpioS Notionnl 3onf i'll
Gcoor RopioS, Soma. cincr tIci
men @elbidrant Su cffnc1t. in meIdlen,
'ih 100000 III &niieultciuen beion
oc1t. Der R1uber itette $2i 900 al
lib INTO cnttnnt. 4errin bcfinact lid,
i'm SolpitnI, ourh Sic Mitfrcauna
tcnlpor1r ociiteSobpcieno
Die Eoli6ci uinmt an, oab Der
ganoit iih om Dicultoa i'm Reaer
bcr 9onf hot einIhlieBcn loliet,. nm
oen &niih Dor 8eoinn Der @cih0itS.
'htnoen ON Yiittmoh o~ilsfnhren 3u
tonnen.
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Die 0ebeimberifte Gie Aoro-
aus Den belgiiheu o oslaiuar a 9%
4rdiuen. tuna bot lett
NIT Der nnr

Der ~lleberlcc Hadridtcnogcntur an
getilnoigtcn 8eroficrtlidung Don oe.
Standardization aus ben be!gilhen
Stdatsardipen b%c1onncl. Die len
intlonetlen Sdlriitltildc 5cigen oeut
lid, ouB Oeutidlan0 an oicien arie.
&c feline Sdnll0 bat. Inter oen be.
fonnt geqcbcncn Sdriftltilden befin.
oen lid Yerid)te. Die Oral DC 2olaing,
frilbercr belgild)cr 8elonoter i'll 2ous
Don Baron 8reiuol, frilberer belgi'
iher Wclunoter in Berlin. Baron
2egbeit, friiberer beIgiider @ciauo
ter in Boris. mo @raf Ouricl, frll-
berer belgiid)er 8eihaftStrGger in
Berlin Dem iriibercn belgiifen Wt-
hitter ocs 9leberen, Baron DC 6aOe-
reull. crltutteten. Die 8eritte rel
DIN bis gum Sabre 1905 5lriid mo
bebonoeln Ole eiropdiid)e Iolitit. be.
%ionoer8 Die @oltung oes 0reiuerbdn.
oes 0GltidloIlo %gegenllber. 8rnf
2aloing uno Baron @rcin0l meloen
i'm sSebrlior 1905, oaB oie 6eiu0ie-
ligteit DER @riten qegen QeutidllailO
ourdl ibre eiferiudlt ari oas 8ndhs
tbum oes 0anoels uno Der
6Iotte 1eutltllanos oeruriaht
mer0c, Hulning iou berlifpert bdbcn,
Die Vritcu iiird)ten. Die Gage ibrcr
Cberbcrrihoit alif Dem Meer ieicn
9c5dblt. Baron 2egboit meloete I'M
ter Dem Z. Wlui 1905, OILS aonig so.
marc III YariS peilte. oaB &ertrdlten
Smilden Oeutidllono un0 6ronfreid)
0%erihnunoen iei uno 0nB Die Gage
oerienigen glib, sic Dor 20 Sabrerl
berrldlte. Su einem an %. Sep
TENDER 1905 gelhriebetten 3riefc
pret8 Baron @rein0l Den Treibuno,
neil er inter 6iIhrlng Dclltidllonos
oen Gtropoildcn tSrieocn 30 Sabre
lang oufredterbnIteu babe. Die nelie
&ertbctllunq Der britllhcn Slotte lei
un3rpellelbaft gcgen 0cutldlanO
gerihtet. a0nig GoWoro lei 8eutl6
Idn0 Ieil ottt gelinnt. Gtc britiId)c
BoIitif tr'1, Ole &lolirunq 3elitldl-
LAMBS ah. IN ollen 8riefcu miro cr
fIGrt, OoB @roBbrittduieu it'd be
miibe. elItc stoalitiou ecgen Deutld
lauo ms 2eben 81 ruien.
Niles Dies lit fur Die 7Gltifca
nitt5 Neics. uno filr Die Yro. Nriten
eigentlih aud, nidlt. MIR Dob IS bel
OenieIben teineu Ginoruf mudlt neil
lie Is nldlt gtouben uuo libcr
haunt feiuer Nepeisiiihrllng 3ugun-
gtg iino. 0lcibt olio MIR iibria Dab
ibncn sic Nrieosereigniilc Ruiion Elm,
bIdlen. uno nohoem @nrltuu mo
onntit Nolcn filr ole Ruiien perloren,
oilrfteu GettidIonos @ioeriohcr aus
Ihrer &crbllliluug iber ocrcn immer
lhncllcr moridlrcu0es Nrielsglitd
oar nldt nlehr bermlstommcl.
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csg SiH drStlidDes Resept fur Gn
item elm mirfiames 9Eiffei.

Gin SierteI bis ein SbeeIoffel bon
Don Or. Sings Hep Oiscoperp, ge-
nomhter. Ipenn gebrnidt, beleitiat
SniterL 6rtoItung uno oie gei1br.
liheten 2uftr bren. uno 2nngenIei.
oen. Sic tonnen lih aiif cine ldipe-
re 3rdnfbeit niht eiuIaiien, menu
Sic cine iolh biaige nno einfode
Hr5nei mic Or. Sings Hcm Disco
perp erholtcn tonnen. GrhaIten sic
bcim noditeu 9pothefer cine fIaide
bon Or. Sings Getp Discovery uno
b%eginnen iofort nit Ger 8ebonoIitna.
Sic lueroen fir Die SeiIung oonfbar
iein.
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Aulerifaniides SdiT in Cur
bafen.
Berlin, A. 9lual

OelllI, Il. lUuNlt.
Gie lleberlceiihe 9taf)ridltenngeu.
tur meloet:
~0as amerifoniide Sd)iff .GaB OF
9olntubo" fam III GurbuOcn on uno
bate einen bepolmdftieten Sffi-
sier eincS oelltihen Sold)boots on
8oro. @abreno Der 0ffi6ier ihlief,
onoerte Der aopitdn oes onlerifoni-
ld,en 0%onlpfers leinen 2lrs nod Der
britil6cn &ilIte 81; oils er lpieoer er.
modte CAB err Dem aapitdn ben BE.
febl, nod Gltrbapcu 81 fobren. 9ei
Der llnteriuhung in Gurbpen muroe
ieitgeitellt. Dab ou5 Sdiff cine bri-
tide Vriienmonnihaft an 9oro bat.
te. Gs mar nit elmer @~oalnoung
uaf Mrd,ungcl, 3uBlono. beitimmt,
uno fllbr ort "a. SUM BON 3au Oorf
nh
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1915-08-06
sS Eeuralsiidle Sdmer,eu be
ieitia.

Sbr braltdlt feiilc ACKNOWLEDGMENT
III @eiitt, aopi. Nrut :5dultern
8rnlt mo &iideu 81 Ieifeu. Sc.
bralidt mir euige Gtrpfeu BON
Sloon'S ointment ltn1 leet 6lld et.
nigc Winitten ribia bin. SIR mer
Oct Damn quite Grlethteruua umS
Comfort flnSen. 2ebcu uno Welt
incrocn Glid mieoer ihon erlheinen.
erboItet cine GIoide nod belte, 3
unaen mir 25e in ouen Ipothefen.
0itrdortn9t Sic Saut. obne su rel,
ben.
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TraBOiiider Obert oe9raoirt.
Horis . SIN,

FuIIs, 2. NIg.
Sberit 6roneois 9eieIaur, cbenlo-
Tiger @enerul5oblmeiltcr Scr fron5o-
Iiiden Irmee, mcldler ON q. Nars
me9en Steblens bon MiIitGrgebeint-
niIicn 5u iiebet Sobren @in5elboit
perurtheilt moroen mar, miroe on1
Woutag III Der WtiIitdrldule gu
Eoris oegrooirt.
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3apitdn uon Miide feierte
So9jeit.
Berlin. 4 9ludrIt

B2rlllt 4. Altgilt.
auf Dem 2onoliec BON &nrl sSinfe
III O5lebsb0ulcn mur0e aapit0n bon
Ntilfc, elmer Der Gffi6icre Ger Gmoell,
nit sri. CLARA tSlrte permablt. Nit
Qlleoer Der Ytunnld)nft ser Gmoen.
Die tiir5Iid III 0eutitlunol o%ntancil,
lporcn 3cltgcn Der Teierlidlfeltett.
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amerifaniidtr 8Oniulatsbe=
anlter miro abgei6e6en.
Nerlin. ibcr 0onoon, 9. 9Iua.

Berlin. mbcr 2ononn, .. Nug
Ger aus TortInno. Ore. itdm-
mcnoe 6onSeliit I'M omeriFoniidlen
Honlulot 5u Berlin. Sorris &. &il.
Ion meltcr leete @ode unter Der
anfiaoc. eincn britilheu llntertbnu
iu eincn1 dmerifanoideu Ia6 Der
hoilcn Sn hobrn. iobaB oieier aus
Neutld)lono fIi.htcn fouute. BON oen
oelitldcn @eh6roen perhaftet woroen
mar. miro GierStoe aitf erluhen Der
omcrifoniihen Reeierltra freieeIoi.
len unb nab oen Ger. Stantert obge.
ihoben meroen.
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3n bic GrOe u%erinnftn.
Nnninn- q n : MI

GaS Mtaidincnhars Der Nnider.
bofcr Cement 60. perianf belte III
Sriebiann. &icr Nonn fomcn INNS
2cbcnL elmer miroc toolidl ucrIcet.
Eos @cbouoe lit n~oaitonote Der
'dnpuuoen.
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geben Nabricle o'annnn,iu mar

Ener Der b0surti1lten 8rteQHheber
orr italieuilde Mailer ariitioc ! a r.
Horto. NI8 Der 0rlep oIsbrodl,
Srot er oils 6reimlliQer IN sic Arniec
gin mo in eiilem Der criten @efedtc
aiek cr lid non Den Ceitcrreidcrn &c
Fortaen nchmeu. N~Senenfalls oddte
Rr. eS lei luBcr uno eh~rcnoolcr. fir
sos 8oterlono gu hretenu ais Od-
1mr Su ltcrbeu.
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N0riatie a%bgefabren.
NCln Mnrf. 4. Ylmnnit

Ter 0ompier Aoriotit bon ocl
@btte Stor Sinie fubr am Yiitt1uod
BON 9tem 9ort rnh 2iuerpool ob
Gin GROCER Sheil Der $4,000 Sonncr
betro9efloen 2obuug beitebt oil:
4riegsmateriol. Aui einem SbeiI oes
0efs limo autnnlobile untergebrodt
Nm 8oro befinoen lid 195@oiloqicre
oorunter. ipte eS bciBt. 3ebn Auteri.
falter.
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Sramsport uerlenft.
Berlin, 3. Nualtlt.

Die lleberleeiihe 9tad)rldten-
agertur gibt betalunt, ooB cine De-
peld)e ans Mtben mcloet, 0nB elm
oeltihes 5ntdboot Den britiihen
Sronsportoaupier Arnellrou per,entt
bot. 3ie NebrjobI Ser 8eiasung
oes 0ampfers ertrunf.
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Drdmien Site.

Gu 9ca9r im g'ornI5 he3nbleuoe Noon
eEenten erg1ltca le einen ldouen Naien'
Aer ais YrGalIe gratis End pocfoTiet. an
Erdmien lnio ioI9cuoe CUR au5Ipapl nor@
4dat0eu:
,Raturopoit. IT,"
f9oron IND in. @an5en orei5cbu @I1ls
uterl erldienen uno nod 5 stumts
mcr1 nn SaNo.1
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y, d.

H=eeiger pclfit9zuuIeIl lullult2 NIpVp'''
fir feline Sdmlllen. &on &aloeHiIt
Gdlre1er. %reis 10 Gents.
u dbma IL lneu.
oSe m9erSlcru" &dbmaihmen No. /.
nlf 3 .Sdbfe lbriitild o%dtantlrt. Stop
oea0" .Nebeuic, ertru felnc SolItur,
ate neuciten 8erbelleruHgsn, abl9lut
ole beiIc Malfiue, Die ilr lrgeno elletl
Euei5 ethililidi ~ 30
fE@e .9toloitcrn" sYtabmdlbl no. =, ges
nan ME 10. /. uur NIT dutbonlltl.
tdiem .&rcp Seao" S21
Die mglornrern. 4atmai dltne NO. 3. Ill
Netoen Gut WebGuie. autbonldli1d)en'
.&bdir &lit" augellaaer : 3eltel, nut
enutbomatifdtm Belt 8epiaeer", boz
Dem Nrrt, 1ehdrtete Stabltbette, aue
wAttadlements" III Sdnnlets Stoltdlen.
glue cute MnidJlne gu Dem ieGr olli.
oe,, Wreis ron nur SIS
Die .Noloitern Ndhnialdllle no. 1.
seItdu pie No. 3. MIR IN 9esisSabts
net Sorm 81
aOe oiele @nlhireu iino abioIlt gas
rxantirt. Sic Sradlt bat Der AdnIet gu
grn9eu nno ne betrdgt Don soc bis VI,
sc mad Der 9iltun5.
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qgrdmi.n s.gen WebrbeSablnng'


Ssseiger'S ocltiA>ameritaniide5 Nofbudl
fir feline Samlllen. 0on 8oloeHiIt
EdlreteI. %re,5 70 Gents.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
BOIL WATER
SAYS PRICE
DetrOit's Supply Shows
Pollution, Health Off
Ger Declares

boil your water" is the warning
sent forth by DR.. William II. Price,
city health officer, to all household
ers in Detroit and vicinity depending
on the city water supply.
This warning is based on the
findings OF our laboratory" said Dr.
Price. Our examinations the past
few days have shown increasing evf-
dence of pollution above the nor
nal, and we thought 1t best to give
warning before 1t gets any worse"
The source of the contamination
has not been located as yet. The
water board has been cleaning out
the settling basin for the first time
In about half-century. and this
was suggested as a possible source
Of pollution. but DR.. Price was in
formed that no water IL passing
through this basin at the present
time.
"All we know yet is that the pol
luton is considerably more than
normal, and advise users of city
water to take no chances added
DR.. Price.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
BRITAIN
SENDS GOLD
u. S. Gets Shipment Of
Nearly $780, 100000
in Actual Bullion

NEW YORK, Aug. 1o.-The first
direct shipment OF gold In large
quantity from England to this coun-
try since the war began is on It's
way by train to New York from
Halifax. Nova Scotia.
The gold was trans-shipped at
Halifax over Canadian lines TO the
American border. heavily guarded
by Canadian detectives. At the
burder the guards OF the American
Exprees Co. took the bullion IN
charge and proceeded with 1t by way
Of Bangor. Me. The gold, shipped
In special car, is due TO arrive
today at the Grand Central station
over the New York, New Haven 4
Hartford railroad.
The amount Of the shipment Is es-
timated at nearly 100000, 900.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
Will Proclaim Self
Mexican Ruler Before
Wilson Moves,
SAYS HE HOLDS
SUPREME POWER
Warn Outsiders Bus
mess Must Be Trans
acted Through Him
BY CHARLES p. STEWART.

(Stdf Correspondent United Press)
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.--Before
the Washington administration can
get out another proclamation call
Ing on the Mexican factions to get
together. Gen. Carranza intends to
notify the world that his is the only
authority in Mexico to be reckoned
with.
Conclusive proof OF this. from
government representative in the
revolution.torn republic, was in Off.
cial hands here today.
The first chiefs idea was said to
be that he would be in stronger
position IL he issued his manifesto
in advance OF the Washington ad-
ministration' thus, according to his
view, placing the United States in
the attitude OF assuming the aggres-
sive against him, instead OF himself
assuming a position OF defiance to-
ward the United States.
The belief was that the generals
coup WOUiu tdht 'lif ioih III vi a wv
laration OF himself as provisional
president. At any rate. everything
indicated he was on the verge OF
declaring himself the paramount au-
thority in Mexico. making n strong
bid. directly or indirectly, for rec
ogniticn. and advising all outsiders
that any business they have to
transact there should be transacted
through him alone.
Oflcials I'm Washington were still
hopeful that. despite his expected
step. the general will yield rather
than force armed Intervention from
outside. but they owned the pros
poets looked like physical resistance
on his part.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
Charles Albert, Syrian,
Chief Figure in
Double Tragedy
COUPLE HAD
OFTEN QUARRELED
Neighbor Who Tries to
Prevent Killing Is
Chased From Room

Charles Albert, q Syrian, 80 years
old, who shot and killed his wife.
Fannie. 80 years old. in their tiny
room on the third floor at No 81
Grand River-ave., early Monday
evening. and then sent bullet into
his own breast, near the heart. and
second shot through his head. the
last bullet bringing almost instant
death.
Through all of the shooting. Stan
ley Brady, about 25 years old. slept
soundly In his room In the same lit
tie suite of small rooms, separated
only by a thin partition from the
scene of the tragedy. Brady says
that he was dimly conscious OF the
shots, but thought that II was some
one knocking at his door to awake
him. When the sounds ceased, he
arose from his bed, and went into
the reception hall, from which his
room, that OF the Alberts and one
occupied by Leo J. Wunderlin all
open.
A slight smell OF gunpowder
brought him 10 a Realization OF what
had transpired. and as he faltered
before the door OF the Alberts' room.
he heard wunderlln dashing into the
hallway. with two police officers.
Wunderlin came dangerously near
TO being an eyewitness OF the trag-
edy. lie heard Albert and his wife
quarreling bitterly. at $50 o'clock.
and then heard Mrs. Albert scream
for help. Rushing into their room.
wunderlin was confronted by Albert,
who held revolver leveled at him,
and growled: You beat II, or you'll
get something, too"
Wunderlin hurried out 70 get po-
liceman, and as he went down the
stairs, he heard the three shots that
tCoatinwed on Page TweJ
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
Press Resents Beth
mann-HOllweg Out
line of Peace
SAY ALLIES WILL
FIX OWN TERMS
Berlin in No Position to
Formulate a Peace
Policy
By ED. L. KEEN.

(Stdf Correspondent United Press. }
LONDON. Aug. 1O.-The allies
will fight to the finish and make
peace only on their own terms.
This was the general tone OF the
angry comments that came from the
British press today on the message
sent to the United Press yesterday
by the German chancellor, DR.. Won
Bethmann-Hollweg. regarding the
terms on which the kaiser would
consent to peace negotiations.
Bethmann-Hollweg's statement was
published In full throughout Eng.
land. All the papers gave It prom
inent display, some even subordinat-
ing the war news and making the
German chancellor's message the
most important news of the day.
The majority Of the London papers,
in addition, carried lengthy editor
ial comments. expressing indigna-
ton at which they termed the ''im-
pudence" OF Germany's proposals.
The Daily Telegraph. In column
editorial. said In part:
"Bethmann-Hollweg's formula In
his message to the United Press
was Intentionally so conceived as TO
cover anything from the lowest
terms Germany considers she could
make without owning herself beaten.
to the utmost limits Of extortion.
This will scarcely commend Itself to
neutral influences seeking the basis
for pacificatory action in dennit
and just terms. :.
"Bethmsnn-HolIweg's difncuIty IL
indeed hopeless. He knows neutral
opinion is generally immovable on
one point. viz: the REIMBURSEMENT
OF Bergian territory and full compen-
sation to Belgium. He also knows
tCensiswed % rsse Two.)
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
TODAY'S CONCERTS
IN CLARK AND
PALMER PARK

schmeman's Military band Herman
w. schmeman director, renders the
Following program In Palmer park
this afternoon. beginning at 2:30 and
In Clark park this evening. beginning
March. THE Diplomat" tsouss) ::
entr 'acts. -Capriciousness" Roliin.
sonl; selection from "EI Captain"
,suppe,: spsnd fi"r Selection ,a"fH from ns the
opera Carmen" tBizet): fantasie on
MY old Kentucky Home" tDa,beyl:
gems from High Jinks" lFrimll. /.
waltz. "Chsrme d'Amour" Kendall:
star spangied Banner tKendsiD.
Wednesday afternoons concert
takes place on Belle Isle and the
evening concert In Clark park. l~a
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
WAR HAS CONSUMED YOUTH
OF FRANCE, WRITES FORMER
MICHIGAN MAN WITH ALLIES

Graphic pictures OF life in the
miles OF trenches which stretch
across northern France are con-
tanned In an letter received in De-
troit from Frenchman long resi-.
dent In Michigan but who went
back to fight for la Patrie" at the
first call to arms. Names and
localities are eliminated that the
writer may not get into difficulties
with the military authorities.
The letter in full follows:
Dear Slr--Your kind letter
reached me In the trenches on the
third of July and on tho fourth
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
SAYS WILSON
WILL EASILY
BE RE-ELEC

Senator Henry F. Ashurst, OF Ari.
zona, was a guest of his brother,
Attorney Charles G. Ashurst. Mon
day. Senator Ashurst said that he
has been travelling through the
country. sizing up the sentiment for
President Wilson's denomination
He declared that the president Is
about 2,O00 900 votes stronger than
his party.
THE country Is almost solidly be-
hind him." said the senator. He
will run. and he will be reelected.
II the election were TO be held to-
day. he would carry New York state
and would sweep Michigan"
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
Fireman and Engineer
Killed BY Scalding
Steam
ARREST HOPED FOR
IN NEAR FUTURE
Switch Thrown Under
Wheels of Through
Train
BIZ UNITED PRESS.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Aug. 10
Efforts OF a wreck find whose work
was partially foiled by all-steel
coaches. may be rewarded today by
capture. Coroner Poole has several
well developed clues to the identity Of
the man who turned the switchlight
and pounded open the switch just in
time TO wreck the through Pennsyl-
vania limited from st. Louis to New
York.
Fireman William Henness and En-
sineer William Erwin. of this city.
were literally cooked TO death by
steam.
.'Steel cars may be thanked for
the fact that no other serious intur-
les resulted" said Coroner Poole.
Coaches were found scattered in
the field. pointing In all directions.
After striking the switch the speed
ing train hit a coal car
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10

at about 2 o'clock In the morning
l got badly wounded. We had
been fightinG hard for two days
without moments rest. We had
hard time preventing the Ger
mans from passing over US. They
were In strength and had bom-
barded US with stinking shells
for a whole day. | was coughing
and bleeding from the nose very
badly. Then during the night OF
third and fourth Of July they
succeeded in crawling out OF
their holes and with great deter
mination they advanced n dis
tance OF few yards in front OF
our trench ] do not think man
could be able 10 describe these
fights We had four machine
guns. two small quick-hring
(Continued ON Page Four.D
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
Man HELOUP
BY WOMEN
Fo0TPADS
Says Trio Attacked
Him On Street; Flee
When He Screams

And now the women are donning
masks, and starting out to reap
their share OF the harvest being
CLEANED nightly from belated citi-
zens. according TO Kasimir Pekar
ski. OF No. 1877 Farnsworth-ave.
Kasimir solemnly swear that as
he was on his way home at 1880
(Continued ON Page Twoo
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10

n NE OF THE bloodies battles of the fought
~ the far off city of Van in Asa between the Aenians
and the Turks The former here shown the Gardens
just without the city, These Amenans sided with allies
in the against their old and have valiant
fighters in the effort help the allies drive the Turks from
Europe.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
Armies win Mare
"a Hours After So
Guarantee
AMBITIONS ARE
+. FRANKLY Sci Fl
Gar Ferdinan
Enter War Only t
Gain Territory
BY UNITED PRESS.

sALoNikA, Aug. tCy1llS, Z
Austro-osrmans siresdy knsls
begun TO concentrate : 16 4
army on the ssrbsan sroal y n
planning TO ovsrrvn ossbla ol y
friehten Bulgaria and 0ro6oD'
into remaining nsutral. =
ssees rseslepd hers - - r. K
I'M 3seasly ~ ~ q;
bsins masstd 1Iseo
blan frontier. Z g 's $@
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
SERBIAN MACEDONIA rs
PRICE ALLIES MUST M
FOR AID OF BALKAN ST Al|
THE WEATHER

Detroit and vtciaitys Tuesday night
and Wednesday. probably cIsaay,
light TO moderate variable w1nds.
Lower Mlchigans Fair Tuesday
night and Wednesday, fair In north
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
BY HENRY wooD.

BY HENRY WOOD.
tStdn Correspondent Unitsd Ppuo
tcopyrixAt. 1sis. NJ the Uslte1 ~ ~
Oe0sr'sssed IN Great nsatafn,0
SOFIA, Bulgaria, Aug. 0.v-(V
Berlin Aug. 10)--Dulgaria win so1
her armies marching against Co(s
stantinople in "a hours IL Scrbia N n
cede Serbian Macedonia to her. a
V. Radoslavoff. prime minister C
Bulgaria, and the man who. n1oe1{
than any other, today holds the do1
tinies OF Europe In his hand, maA1
this frank statement to me today
In an exclusive interview graut01
the United Press, the Bulgarian pyUy
mier for the first time reveaied a.
the world exactly what Bulgaria az.
,nands in the present negotiationscS
what she asks from the Austru-0eets
mans for remaining neutral, aA4g
what she asks from the allies IN
driving the Turk frcm Europe. ~
operation that admittedly woul4
prove the turning point OF the w1E'
for the allies. OF equal importanco|
was his reply 10 the report circulat3i
ed In European capitals that Bq1s
garia. having won Constantinopl6S
would demand the Ottoman capital
as her prize.
THAT fear il groundless," he aa14y
with emphasis. "The internationUl
commercial and political responslbiIe
tiles attaching to city occupying
the geographical position OF Con
stantinople are too great for ma
ton that must always remain small
like Bulgaria.
I'VE will fight Tor but one end. 4
That Is to extend our frontiers until
they embrace the peoples Of our
own blood. bat that end must b.
guaranteed to us beyond all doubt
II We ere asked to fight alone. w
are ready. II we are asked to light
Nth Greece, Serbia and Rumania IN
new Balkan alliance, on the side
OF the allies. our Willingness r.,
mains the same. To the allies w.
say, Give US back Serbian Mace.
donia and We will fight in the wsy
we can serve you best" ~
Radoslavoff Is the storm center ~
the greatest diplomats swirl tho:
world has ever seen. Jccause Bnts'
garia holds the key 10 the world voe'
the diplomatic agents Of every sreakl
power involved swarm here. thooD1
pressure centering upon him.
PETROGRAD. Aug IOWA L0ue
don)-The following ocial comIno1t
cation was issued late last night: z
"A German feet OF nine bat11o
ships and, ~ cruisers. with lafu4
number of torpedo boat destroyo9cs
persistently attacked the entrance ~
the Gulf Of Riga Sunday. but every
where wevs repulsed. A cruiser es4
two torpedo boat destroycrs weto
damaged"
The report continues: "Our 60
planes. throwing bombs. contribu(o0
~ ,ss~ sm~~~ss .I.t''| IA
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
Peter Rutt~nberg. n Russian revolu-
tionist leader. will address n mass

meeting OF Jewish societies. Tues
day evening, in Social Turner hall,
shcrman-st. near Hastings. The
purpose OF the meeting is TO start
q movement for a Jewish national
congress In the United states. Ad-
dresses VIII also be made by Rem
Guryon, edItoS OF Jewish news
paper In Palestine and DR. &. III.
Zhytlovsky, Jewish philosopher.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10

DELIVER PACKAGES, MEssA0Es,
ETC- ny Messeuger Service. Cst1
Cadillac SS0.-Adv.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10
rrafnc COM n,issio.er WATERFALL, of
the Hoard Of Com cree, has rccclN-

ed a list of the articles which will
be discussed by the western classi-
hcation committee. beginning Sept.
T. with view to changing the
freight rates on them. The list in
cludes n number OF articles manu-
fnctured in Detroit The commit
tee will hold its meetings In the
office OF its chairman, r. ". Fyfe,
Transportation building. Chicago.
The Detroit times., 1915-08-10

May Ne CAsnee IN weather
but no change In quality OF Griswolc
Noonda' Lunch: 5oc.--Adv.