Aucusr is 1914
i.- _ ~ _ ~ ' _ f __ "'"”° I-1""°1‘_Fl"° THB CHARLO’1'_'_l‘ETOWN GUARDIAN :ms-if or P4933 SEVEN
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Latest flaws by Direct Cubic From Londimfplniicr eiatl=..-Ecole roiiiioll nlurciwiiir lfiiiili Lennon.
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(Exclusive to Tile Gimrdllln.)
ROME, Aug. 14.--‘l‘lle news that
Turkey purchased the (ierilian eru- lsers, Goeben and Brcsluu, rvnelioil here tonight. This new difvi-lnpnlelit in the war situation is illsuiisscil with interest in political circles where it was in-_iii lrnilpllt with possilily lrrilvc results. The belief was expressed that the pim-linso prolllllus new pit sitloil oil the part ol’ 'l‘\lrkoy ill favor oi' Germany and Austria, which is especially/ impurtliiit licairiiiez in mind the interests of the Bnlknn states. The 'l'ril»uiii1 says ililll me preparntion made at Messina. for il
“NOIJIG D99-th" bl’ Ulf! 0mGL‘l`-S Of lliclcilliircll (‘lillil‘s0 aiilly ‘.n1 ria B ps. GERMAN-‘-‘ STILL RECQNOITRING-
German crulccrs who, before selling from that port, made their will left
Seeing the impossibility of os- cape from the Allglo~i\‘rencli fleet ii' they followed tlleiiir original idea of molesting '?ransports moving French- Airican troops, the Gernilin criliserli sought refuge in the AA<:goliii Suzi, where with the complicity of 'lur-
fi.
the public unprepared for this f`nrce.|
k_0Y. wi_ii<:ll continues to make --be llovo ill iler declaration neutrality lilo two vessels izolitenlplaied ho
*»~ tial -mis 4-ii 1~ _-. sr, ""*'l
'i“@"‘5‘i” “crisis” ` ' ifoiifvi/iiiiiis`KAs'lELR '
_ is rmarax. __ _
the .lustiian Consulate Montreal. 10|' pw encamsllgf, 3:? \,,:t|¢§ns,:¢ J; s_tvera; months was arrested' Vesttig-_ g_°;p“W;"°q“;m, ul the viola” “_ sy u tcrnocn at gre instance of , renkm co “ted upon “enum
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IIALIFAX, Aug. 15.- Out of ‘a
maze of rumors touching affairs war- like oil the Nova Scotiau Coast, since the visit of the Essex to this port, tbcrc came this afternoon an official statement from the officer of the Cruiser Suholk, now c`6iiIiiig
0" _enlec, Ailstrlan Prince attached to' d B_ ' .l th K 1 e h
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Ulify iliiglit puralyze'Brltlsl,i com- ilicrizc iii Meilitcl'rnileaii und ln- terrupc mime in with indie. Having
_ l..i~.~il.-il they took re-
iugc in tile iiardenneles and should by now be disnrmed. Instead,
..l'l..__, hui. puiili.i.-led them, This
qllestioned and where some papers .were impounded and then he was a‘|» lowed out on parole. I The 1;-illce comes of an old Ger-
_ . _ . man fnlllily and Bismark’s successor l.. not Loiisiilciiell permissible uc- lm Chunutllol, of the German Pmplre
oordillg io thc law of nations. Nev l' ` i ` has ii iintloil at war sold hor ow?ll|wuB' the grandmncla of the Prince'
against an clloiny. During the Jap-'ter 01 ‘A‘“""ria s°m° years ago' ~ anesc conflict liian Russi n hi ‘ _ __ __ __ . ecallnou
trol iris i
' ill lut disllrmed there il awaited the end oi’ the war. a d (Ex°l“5iV° t0 'nw G“8"di““') i i_.0ND0N_ Aug 14__.A Reutefs de, BRUSSELS, Aug. 14.-The Ger-
spptoh froni Paris says advices re- Wm “""\Y Wally “FB al>lJ“|`e\'lt1Y Slim coivud tliere from Dardeiielles de- l€l'll"K 0'" the P05530" Of the “med claire that contrary to the statement forces. The main battle has not yet of the ’l‘nr_liish Government, developed. Although the Belgian and the Herman flag has not been lower. allied armies have been victorious at eil oil the German cruisers Cohen and `BflVCI‘i1l different D0il1i~B HH the I`€B“1l1 Breslilli. nur hm-(,» (hu crews lumleli of the engagements on Wednesday
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chester street west. where he wa's_‘ “““‘ “'€“"' "““""' ta ("°rm“"“'Bl~itish Cruiser Berwick was en-
thrgughou the world. ._
_iurkgv Niuiril
(Exclusive to The Guardian.) LONDON Au I5 -'l`he Ottoman mhassy today denied the repo that 'pm-key had Iiought the Germnn cruisers, u'0€ir&ll gnu l5l`B£-lluu. 'H18 British foreigi oiiice was notified that Turkey would remain ul.'.4olute- ly neutral.
' THE w_/ui srllni
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(Exclusive to The Guardian.) Ml'lLl5OURiNE, Aug. 15.-lille WM
silica their arrival ill Turkiliii waters null yesterday, the fight was appar-
ently part of a Gerlran recoilnnisance
GENEVA, Aug. 14.-(ily Devitt our onli correspondent). A yoilni; bf-niitliill Swiss llldy of Basie, lime. Favre Schwarz, who was n;ni'l'ieii to one of the richest linen vin .f\lene<--l.ol'- rnilie, was shut to-dlly nitcr ii coiirt. inllrtlul, acciiseil of nttciiiptillg to blow up all ilnportnnt tunnel lille llenr l.eopnldslloc_
She was well ‘known in tho best
Cosiliopulitan Society in liilliie and lieiilin. She died hcroicully, cryin); “Vive la France.”
GFlYillANS AD~VANC]NG.
(Exclusive _to The Giiilrdinn.) i.oNiiriN. Ann, il,-'i‘inlf_ me Bel-
gian authorities admit that n gener- sl advance of German troops is un- der way is seen by the following dis- patch from liriissels: "The German advance became more pronounced and ,general to-day. Their infantry is nd- vlincing in the direction of Diest and Aerscliot, to the north-west of Brus- sels by I-_ force of 200,004). Tile German troops are ilxnl‘Cl\ii`\iI
one front stretching from Stroud to Hasselt. Tliclr cavalry occupies ll
position to the \_rii;ht of l-ilissrrit..
LADY COURT MARTIALLED. I
Formiilnlile defensive woriis liiivc night that hostilities he begun. _ til __ ‘greek ago_
been erected by the lleiginlis nrolinil` Na.mur."
in force. The Germans are now making
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UHLAN PRISONERS. desllernte attempts to prevent the festations on behalf of the British foil ever." 'l`|l0y i\_l`G lJ0lil€<1 UD OV"
‘Belgiuns cutting dl! their commun - Empire. A request is being made to l"="`@ tm the WHY 19 WEP- SOOUGP 01'
(mggillgive to The Gum-¢1gn_;\_‘, cation in the rear. The defeated
imfils, Ang. 1|.-'rliis moi-llllig troupe are ln denser of being driven 50 lililaii pi'isinlei‘s of war passed by Nick 1\"f09*`- the Dutch l"0“l'l"‘Where‘ Uliiunliiuiiy on the wily to Poittiers. di*`-f“'if”*“"*""t Would be “9°”9S0l`Y. rin, judge by tilblp exp;-eggiom the Holland being neutral. The oiiiclal iiel‘ll;'lil l\:lil.el~'s soldiers did not hlm0lUi"l`-iiient Stlltim l-hilt "0 move' .=.l-ef-_. nz nil iiifmebseii by their fiite ri-ellie Of importance have taken place :ind ir|'in|ii~ii broadly when cnricli- I Since “""4|l|9SdBY'H H'¢l'i0\l9 4mglli=.'~" \'.'t-re less expansive perhaps they rc: t"°"p5-
niizvil thc irony which brings thulu ""_"_""""°°”
pi~il1onerii to (lhnmpigny where the
Gei'ir.'_lll troops arrived victors forty- _ _..._ .
foul yours ago. During thc day more
than /NI German prisoners passed (Exclusive to The Gunrdlo.ll.`l tliroiigii the station of C/hampigny. LONDON, Aug. 15.-H. G. Wells,
lim for'-most of English novelists in-
; sn article to the Daily News, Friday
. 'saysz "This war is not going to end
cl _ in diplomacy; it is going to end dip-
(Ex uslve to The Guardian.) lomwy It is quite 5, different sort
LONDON, Aug. 15.-The British de- at W ,_ hon an that hnv'é'“‘65'.§'Ee_'
_ _ __ _ _ . i y g cldrntion of vior against Austria- f _“At th nd th e ,ill b
Hungary will no doiiht be followed ore ~ e e er “ e 'io .m mime] I n 1 ti conference of world Powers, and 'lt _
spirit spread rapidly throughout. the Austrnliian' Colnliiouwenlth' today. Rliere were nulnerois patriotic llianl
the English Government that the Coilimonivealth he allowed to raise 5 force to be known ns the Austral- ian Imperial Expeditionary Forces.
Ll EGE FORTS IN l ACT
(Exclusive to The Gulirdian.)
LONlJON,Aug. 15.-An exchange iles- patcli from Brussels states that thi! ,heavy fierlrlzinsiiege artillery placed Uefore the forts had been successful- ly destroyed by the uccilrntc tire of the defence. The forts are 'still in- tact. -
SACRIFICE LIFE
BRUSSELS, Aug. 15.- The Ger man cuslinlities in the engagement
' .m ,_ th y`_’yt R _,Eva "C °"A“` will make .. peace that will put nn ini, rlatl.-.lx on Wednesday were 3000
gnilis e _ is rian et in the d- d t ,_ ft nd th -nt 1 ,r "_ rilltic. To remove any msilriace to and (1, ft; ‘Ima fi Sl; mo 1" gui
. ' nf.. m
shipping in the Meditterranenll the an gf' m D va .1 ilritisll Admirality sznt instructions “rms Lemnd , gum? forever more'
dead and wounded Germans .Appear cntly sacrificed lnen without any scruples. During the iight the Ger-
i The Daily News bitterly fougnt the _plans were obliged to pass two brig-
l_o1t Piola is Lib: natal rendezvous war un "*~“ Ausiii|AN Fliaiai Sicilian
(Exclusive to The Guardian.) ROME, Aug. 15.-Captain Hamilton
, of the liritlsh Stenliiship Arlclioria,
| which arrived at Venice from Fliime today, says he sighted the Austrian fleet fifeen miles ofl_Polli.
FALSE DESPATCH ES
(Exclusive to The Gilanllmi.)
TOKIO, Aug. 15.-~-A nluss of fulsc
despatches is pouring in from the ` far east ulppnrently to create un im- plrssion that the lllrltcd States pi'o-
poses to intervene iii the war.
AUSTRIANS REPU LSED '
(Exclusive to The Guardian.)
ROME Aug. 15.-All official mcs-
sniie from Nisli states that n vlolellii ongllizemsnt wns fought ni; llanlnlllka ifosliin. The Austrians were repulsed, \':ith great loss. Mnny Alistri-on sol-i
...int
. t f`Srvia"nnc (livninznnder in Chief oi the_
AIMXANDER' -Bogen 0 c lol-ces.
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M ta ._ 4062,
collllic rvsliis. ' °" ““° ___ _
IHHUUHCEHEHTS, °°i>resbyterinn S.S. picnic at West
R _'1‘. A. Stawart's grounds _on
MEETINGS: Whlrilllieglly, Aug. 19. All are invit-
.._._ ___ ,ed to attend, 4081-8-13M3lpd.
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lnOIthis':°;‘c?lilli)1i1l:vg)|i.-:lherllilist Illccomii- "Go to York Point Hotel for A ,,,,` Urdu, Minimum. charge twenty- day, ol- weeks outing. Good bathing
nv: unto. nnd boating. A Ferry boatpmages
' ° ...__ f ilr trips daily between ow n
°°I'iire Gold Quick Custard rc¢i“l\",|?hnrf, Charlottetown and Y0\`k Pblni- es no eggs just milk added. 4093~ nolind trip ten cgnts. Brehtiire gable.
' -~»- 1 h nnec lone wt e 0 -
..P,,,, goin Quick Ieings HM” ,if evlii.°ilF‘.il‘i:‘;, Proprietor-
“mo °4082. I $118-7-lllllwll
‘ ' li ,',)‘,, ` ..._-_ _ -.¢,,,,,., be lbs lee cream social 1°, voiioosiso .\ 'pvl>swm'ri:n.1 vb Kindergarten Hall f»0dlY~ If "'°“th` _claimed P29987-951! *'\1‘85~I h°“d1° "1" sr not fnvorablo social will bi? held lbs-st Typeurltcrs in the world. leur following Tuesday. "°”"' mist that you tw f\1i:__°t°°°';=°,‘_,‘;,}’,i;
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"CLYDE RIVER, A missionary ';i;r_t_£_>_;1_‘;_sC; _'Ly MACHINE made- eonnrt, Wm ),g.h¢1d'in Gisli# mv" gh," gsgnfied _ilrrornmtien for the ask-_ Baptlst Church, ‘Sunday AW' mth' ing A. Milne Fraser, Halifax. N~ 3- ‘
et 7.80 D. m. 5000_ - _ 4095_ 3
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fliers declined to march. The Serviuns ,occupied nine villages of Bosnia. The iAustrinna are erecting iortificatigns on ills Save river.
_Minnrd's l.iniment Cures Colds, etc.
I _ til the main bodies get into action.
ndes over Gethe nnd,V)denai where they were exposed to heavy fire. Re- tiring, tlic Germans left -Piles of di.-ad ond wounded on these beidges.
Blllll' EUMINE
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(Exclusive to The Guardian.)
L()Z\1lUN. Aug. 15.- The hour of the griuit battle which will lllive' much to do ill settling the future of Eilrope is coming iicur. _lieports of lninor ilignglilieiltli llllvc bccli nonl- ini: iii :_il1`duy. Accol'di_llg to l¢`i'i»iich limi liclgiiiii the nllies lluvc had siic'cess~_~s in the udviincc glliiril' i\l:lii.iii|; liiii the Geriiiiin' side of the
round l_.ii~.l:i¢ is '~i.i¢d in 1. ~,'si.el~y. The (iermans hnvc 1'tsiiri'.:d ut.f.licks`
from the Russo-Gcrman_frnntier but' it is preslinuil theilghtini: there is much the some as in France. The
Germans are mostly skirmishing un-
No linval fight llns yet htcn reported
Mln:.\rd’e Linlment Cures liheumntislr_
in the dockyard in Halifax. The statcllleut was: "Un Friday last the
gnged with the German Cruiser Karls ruhe, oil the American Const. The Cruisers eiiellnnged shots. The Ber- wick escnlred injury. It was thought the liurlsiiihe did as well. l Friday morning the Suffolk came
,to suv that this "coula'_ng on the
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(Exclusive to The Guardian.) |
'; (Canadian Press.)
story Ili yet to bu told ug liar nf. .‘~.1ii: it vines tomorrow Berlin is silent. 'i`lic position ii-~ "i0""i“|I ‘if 4-34. M‘-‘l\d1\l’ fit 5'-3l
il
on the 11',"-ts but pow they nn, pm- ton-_or_io\\“ at 7.09 rind 'l‘iiesdll_.v nt: gl-“sing is not yet knowm The A|m_ 7,08- ii. rises ioiiiorrin' nlorllilig lit trinn nrnty continues to move on -"'»
Russian Poland. Nothing has cc-me 5-"`~'
on 'i`liiirsilny, Aug. 13 lit 8.56 ]i.iii.
snv Aiiiz. ‘list lit 8.26 ai. ln.
from North Sen. tetn lioiirs rind tllirtcl-n miliiites and
of tomorrow fourteen hours mid eleven minutes. 1
upon the Karlsruhe just as she was
ships .which she had already usedilicpenlccis father was Prima Minis- E ' su D l`i1'!<;eginni."g to take- coal up the High
. ees fiom the ilerniun l.ilier Kroni Prinz Wilhelm. The, two German! ships separated and took flight! leaving sonle of their boats in thc' water. Thi- Suffolk chased _the Karls- ' ruhe froln eleven ill the morning` till fivi- in the evening when she lost the (iermlin's smoke beyond the sky lille. Meanwhile the Suffolk wire-_ lessed the Berwick coming' ill ‘the- opposite direction, hcnded off thc' Karlsriihe and un engagement ell- sued. i
l`lie stnicincnt of the officer vi-int on
l " by Germans cnilliotkee u
intel' vi-~_ will get them. There are two Gorman Cruisers ln these wat- ers, so fur ns we know they are the Karlsruhe and the Dresden."
Saturday the Suffolk captured ns
Ii prlve, xi German tank steanur lud- 'cii, :lt s. coliservutive estimate with l$3(\,i`|iIll. 'Pile Germans did not know i l
that wnr had been declared. "But wc arc gl-.il we ure cliptilrcd hy British uno not French" they said. Thi' Sildoll' towed her prize into Ber- niildii. A day or two ago the Suffolk picked up the British Cruiser Good Hope ill these writers. With her will he the Drake King Alfred and the Levi- uthrnn of the heavier Cruiser squad- ron, of which the Suffolk is the illic- ship. The Good Hope will he in
|Ii'.llifax tomorrow afternoon for coal GERMAN PRISONERS
FOR ENGLAND.
BRUSSELS, Aug. 14.-The British
Governmciir. is chartering a steamer to transport German prisoners to England.
THE IEITIIEK
THE TEIAPERITURE '
TIDE. ll00ll. ETC.-
(Special to The Guardian.) TORONTO, August 15.-lliaritinxe:
Moderate to fnesh west winds; show- el-_v; local thunderstorms.
'i‘I>lE WEATHER.-Yesterday wus
fair und warm, becoming cool nt night.
The liiprhcst temperature recorded
yesterdlly was 73 deg. above zero; tbl- lc-west the prev ous night helm: 47 deg. above. At 9 1|. ill. ycsteiuliiy it was 67 deg,, lit. ‘J p. lil. iii; deg. above.
The iiilc will be high this cvellini:
uf. 5.45, i;oniil'ro\\' nt 'i`.(lll and .\i'i\l-
inl 'i'iusliny ni. i7;-1f'»- | The sur. i-mlii this cveiiiiig ill, 7.l’l.
l\'!onliu_v at 5.0l und Tiiesduy at
The moon riscs toniglii. ut ll.2l
und tonurlow :it 1?.
'|‘he l1lst,niiili'tr=r of the n"‘\oii wnn
There will he li new moon on Fri-
'Phc lcnrtli of todily will he four-
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LONDON, Aug. 14.- An exchniige
despatch from Brussels states that all the heavy Gerlnan seige artillery fire from the defenders and the forts have helen destroyed by the net-urnte placed before the Forts at Liege still remu li intact.
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O'l"I`AWA, Aug. 15.- The Ciillnd-
inn Govermnelit nlinouncoli the orgll- nization of u. fortress compllliy ut Halifax to man the lines of defence along the Atluntic Count.
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LONDON, Aug. 15.- The llong
Ki.-iii; eori'¢:spl»ndent nf the exchange eonipully says it is i‘epni‘tcd thc British il(-cl. has cornereii the Ger- lniin far linstern suiindroll.
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FIELD MARSHAL SIR .LFRENCH Comuinlidcl'-in-Chief of the English I-‘iold Army in Europe. (Canadian Press.) PARIS, Aug. 14.--Hnvre’s agency
announces that Field Marshal Sir John French, Comlnunder-ill-Chief of thc English field nriny, joined (len- crsl Joflrc, French Comnizinder-iii- Chief, nt headquarters today, Tile locality is not mentioned.
s....;n.c.1°ffi»e
iiolnmilnding the Frnlicil Army.
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MACLEUD, Alberta, Aug., l4.-
(Jhief:-i ol' the l-llood Indians held a council of wur on the reservation and passed ll ullunilnons resolution ox- pressing loyalty lo the empire, and it was also decided to olfl-l' one tliousuiiil d_ol_luijs to hi: used for equipment purposes. 'l`ho oliiiilcllnl- so intimated that if nlell weriinecd- L-il, lliu lilooil Illiiilllis would wulconiii a chance to eller their services to _lliclr country.
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stock of developing Oil Company. now drilling. Shares Par, one Dollar each. Splen- did Opportunity. Hcnd for l‘f0Hl»i~ctus. Ulillrsrv Permanent oil cb., mil, omiobnn sleek, Calgary, Alberta. 4093-B-ISNMBQ.
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I farm for sale situated at Daring- ‘ ton containing 105 acres, Con-
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two weeks Alter 'Liege the worstbsttles no doubt will be st Ncmur.'1‘h1s map shows nil the towns eioml the Meuse to Nemiir und Around Na- mm- 'png 'iisspntehes probably will contain the names ol_thsee nieces. Namur is un ininortiint industrial °°"*l‘li with iron and l-'reel i0\1“d\”1°S
mldgis known for its cutlery, glaes,lcathsr and bronze 'art objects. It has a magnificent cathedral amd anextensive nrt gallery, i Namur ls the capital of the prov-lncs of the same name and is situat- ed 35 miles southenst of Liege. Twocridgcs across the river connect it
with t e ex sive suburb of in buaud level-al bridges span the Semhrerconnccting it with the suburb oisnlllnnea. There are nice detached
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