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while somwhat darkened, is by no

means discouraging That there was

VIENNA August 25 _Austria to ern Bclgium is confirmed lt was not

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(Special to The Guardian)

LO'\lil()'\l Aug 2»-The 'l'im<=s

fllvli-Rl CHARGE ill ll' To BELGIAN HEROES

to LONDON August A5 -Telegraphs leroi and rode around a corner ot the li

special, dated battle front, east ot' lit

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was n. more accident and adventure, E

(Exclusive to tho Guardian) lt

iliment ot’ German Fourth (luirass U

tic village street plump upon a de

CllIlrl¢‘»\‘0l- (BYWl|U1m1 MHXWGIU The tacliment of German t'ourth Cuirass- P

first British cavalry division under iers A Britiiili trooper afterwards General Allenby had its lieailil\iai°tei's said it was“ubsolutely a surprise for at (livery, close to the frontier and both of us Before you could blink

ie German fleet and aid them in

suniniary oi the war. Wednesday is

y declared wa, agumst Japan The by any means a defeat, however The as

mperor has sent orders to the Aus allies, probably over confident, assuiii in

lmppencd lllifi WHY A Ul'lilSl\ 118 "mil °"\1lS0I` ill (3ill“9‘*9 Waters 1” 101" od the offensive and found themselves fl

tollolls Y¢sterday's news added tie to our knolvlcilge ot the actual

ghting wliith has taken l ce ce

pa sin

lu i t th J le confronted with auoverwiielming iiirre S“"‘l‘1‘ 0" UW Belllillll will 1"l”0ilil\ gi ng aga ns e apai se

___ After putting up o. magnificent battle, lr

REFER FRENCH BAYONETS T0 ‘the stubboiness of which is indicat m

VOKE 0F PRUSSMN OFFWERS ed by the tact that the British loss iii

PARIS August 25_A nonmnmns is estlniutrd at 2000 General Joffit

ontiers it howevei has the effort of clear l; considerably the situation oi’ thi- istile arniies lt is now evident the Frenili are

not content \vith reinaininl: on tho do

was moving north in the direction of we weie flying at one another an hard 1011011 0ffiC0I' Wh0 is HIHOIIS the Gefllliln °"‘1e"ed mem t° mu back on their de to

Binch. The cavalry covered as the south east of Mons iw

It was liushod forward also toivnril iioiisvs on either side There was no CH

Ii'ontainlevsilue south west of <‘.linr-‘firi

ng it was absolutely .1 proper cav KU

leroi, and generally speaking threaten- ' airy charge like you seo in ln< tures G

ed to raid the left flank ot' Goi~.naiis who were advancing rapidly from the it

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direction of Brussels. up under No 1 guard and liophii.: he Ill

would not get his knecs crushed by 10

the frontier and had passed into Boi th( lellous on oach side llighter Tl

An immense army was gatliered on

The horses weie going hell tor lea 01'

hm and every man sittlii huiirhed

gium. Mons was the point of great~'thougli they were the liusiiars went U1

est concentration of the British. It at was all army marching to the attack ini

for there was no attem t at makin 4

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defensive works from Mons. 'l‘hc,lio

where the Highland regiiiieiits created t

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immense entliusisiii. l<‘i'oin thc west- killed and sivon made prisoiieis U‘”“`“`| mlm" by U” 6'" "“" “th il ern end of the canal at Mons, Bel- 'fhcii inouiits wcie dead bi-at and out l>l00Ll\l1c<l has P11111 $100000() 01 s glan territory had few defenders, and the men wow not inuili better, Prussian patrols swarm und ii. is clear and do von know what wc touiid in

that behind them is n great iiruiy. th

This was the position ol' thc British dry oatsl" l iskcd one ot ours how

on the night of the 22nd. 'l‘hey were li

advancing to attack. ily

was sticking through a Geiman's el

A BRILLIANT CHARGE bow and his was through my wrist

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From another correspondent, b proudly Ili be out in two or three U

.messenger trom Ostend. The first ac- d tual ut'i`ray between the British nav- o

airy and the German advance guard't'i

pace which mole than <oinpt~n W

iod lor their init-rior weight The W ‘uiiassiers in iilll stride aild on fresh

ago 'l`w<iiiy'ic-vvii oi lliein \v|_-ie

vii ini-i~.‘i tins’ law lioisoilt-sli aild

e got his wound I dunno he said wi ar M

'l‘hc lirst thing l knew iny sw ord U

iii it hasnt out my tendons, he said

avs The nihcr chap'~i aim was sort I t paralizeil so he could not move his C

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AN BATTLE

(L'anad.an Press) LONDON August 25.-Prcinicr As

quitli announced in the House of Com

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( Canadiail Press)

the horscs could go The villagers DF

eiiclinients that our sold ._ fl

rs had spent days in constructing ‘lt Bom" 90mm drwmg bmk me gn ‘ll

A r<>port,.1ppv‘ciitl) authentic, came fr

orid ii r-nd

,-W., mikht havh 1-hhhih UVM- them oners, pioferriiig ilu- hloliwtion ol' tho lvl Lati this was dcnicd oft f illy h

British army extended west along the hilt wori- i.lowui iii the iiiki oft and l"H"\<‘h lJW'1ll‘ LH U1 1111* 3'0k0 Ol PTUS fiiin l'iiis 0' what ieally occ iired ll canal from Mons, t'i'oni Maiiliougii iiioniitvd on horses alienly iidden tu ‘ildll 0‘i\'~l‘1

through Bavay, on to Valeiicieiiiios, death they were taken ata disadvuii

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NI\'(;g\j(£l?a1§x_2u§};fLgl)lphA(:e§lmt§:rt)h?|io\,crvvs and they have now practic (owed -,pig q_,\q ll lg fl@,,,(»,l ul lhfi ln-(wil, 'illy every available man in the field

representatiie of the German minis T1

PARIS A" “St ,,5__The fonowm try ol foreign chairs proceeded Sun- 5

mons this afternoon that Field Mar- of;

nnon They havethenobllity oiaticld , _ \ to ii, and despite nuinerou~i attempts, “"5 was but une ‘ug“gemem ‘lt ml( h

lS0I1€l‘S Ui M0Hil>Clll€‘l'. D-LYS 11 tri fences l‘his they did in good oroe lh

ppp yelling mill gl;-amhllhg into bute to the new l~‘rench 7'>inilinietro

iiiiivc and, lnilueniod doubtless bv eir desire to attaik tho German in

and are holding tlleii original piisition vnders in llilgiuin itself iittciiiptod

take the iiilviiisivii in the noi Iiboi

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(l<]\ililsivc to the (iuilrdian )

L()Nl)()l\ il ' ’ ' -li il) News

.Spi cial by llugh Martin lioin Rottvi diiui --Tin' Aix La( happvll<~ Journal gives the iollowlng ru inunl of thi- ca

aid uns 'ipplwd and soon he had been re~ilorr=d to ionsilousiiess Tho Gener .il was tak(-n lic-fore uviivial Von Eniniirh to whoin he surrcndervd his suord ltoriigiiwiiig (.1-neral Lcmans

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ture oi’ General licinan the gallant doiendei ot lnvgr- \’\lii\n the d<'bri-i oi onli oi the ioris that had bien plat tif-ally iieinolisln il liv aitillt-ry iirohud been cleaied awav, Goin ral l.i iiiaii was lound beneath halt viiiifoiaieii First

gallttiitrv the Gvrniaii commander re turned his sword a knightly .i.t.t which du-ply mo'/id the llilgiun hero Gen Lciiinii was iiuised back to health aild in ii. low days quickly reiovered

8000 GERMAN PRISONERS

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nil lNaniii iil(l.l\ lt

eiman spies im- iinaiiie to get details imliit At otlwi pf>im» they nmilc cw d; ‘ U ' ‘ " "r “rm ""‘ "

ive .i. wcdgi- into the Gi-rnian ad

them 'lhv officer says tiiirt gains and along the whole line Vanin

Your batteries demolished in a few (they have 1 em the enemy in LhC,,i{ iiiutes vntr

w hlhjorhy of the mon (li-fphllhlg man advance The (leiinan aimy has (A

em were killed, and the rr-st tied not got into lfiencli territory 13 ith suili cfinnons you can go to the

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As fm M wp mn happy to bv priq yostiriliiy aviiif' ilirt Naniur had tal “

no niiii.

____ :tho $40 000000 doniaiirlel by Gci nanv ill-1

The forward inoveinvnt-i of their niies in l.orrniiis- and Alsace, ear

er were part ol this i-nlral lan i’

K ll tl

'npaign and had tenipoiilly succi-ss

ut on the whole line of the frontier, om Mons in the north to liclloit in l

\ soulli tiiii .itenipt to iariy tho

ar into the 0noniy's iountry has been urlcfl ‘nu k and evciyuliero now the orinan aiiilics are lininniciini: at the

time tl c tio cly cc 'cared news r ves l"rfil<Ii iionlicr

The British ainly round Mons has

oirssaiiiv liiimi involvrd in the “itll r

awal oi the Allies Tributes to its

teaillncss and dogged ieslstaiici-

aiiist superior iorccs have coun-

Canailian Press) las .i war indininiii I.isi:r\ ioits me Th” Vlhne “7“‘i';“"` sum V"`“'¢ld“y

U.

((`lll\-lllll-Ill Presb) mast their all into the tlrst fierce at

tack ’l‘hev have called out all tiicir

I _ I, If the diilirult olicriiiioii of witlidi.i\viiil-'

PM N Augmt _“_ _Rcrmrm of the still ill possession oi I ii A lian m

ll ot Naninr are denied as is also It ls “MJ wut mm' “gnu on ‘ ‘ lu mphltl-ll lull ol Mhllmhguh side of tho allies Thi- (ici nans have K0

a new posifwin vas suicessfiilh rritd out Tlic troops were llnshi n liv hard liresslire dining their rt- ement All were in the best of spi s Their losses have been ioiisidei

abic- No details have yet been ro

L rd hitilimicr telegraphed

pital that thc Belgian city of Namur lihh alhgg have lhoh- reserves yet ionl,ratulati> the tioops on their splsn

s bun taken by the Geiniaiis to mu luck “pw it newssarv H

JAPAN AND GERMANY

inc

agen-The rupture of relations he ,ll,;\o gone to Russian lieadtlimrtcis

een Jillian and l.ermany was ef

a

ted in n sxinplo manner A new I Russian _“my is advuucmg ,_

l work \\c are all proud of them” Lord I\lt<lieiier devoted his state

On the Russian frontier the Itussiaiis hmm to lim-lmmcht to (he necesslly

appear to be making great headway itliat Great Britain and the Dominions

llERLI\ \ugust 25 via Copen Alboiiian insurgents .ne reported t ""‘10“Id e‘l“il’ ‘md trail* “ (`°n‘*’~“-"HY

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reasing supply of men These may

:have a decisive- iniiuence in the (los

nd oiluiod thcli services to the ( .air hm qtageh Ol a low; drawn out wm-

Tlie empires with whom we are nt

i war have called to the colors almost

‘Fly til; cgi alggqtwiii lgzliismment their entire male populace, a principle

SENT TO ENGLAND

tl'l\ilusi\<~ tn the (lllariliaii)

IONDON Aiignst 2.»~-Router Dis

patih iioin Aiiiisli-iiltiiii sail liiiniiles bind llo_.cilli.nil ~ii.ito< that ll 000 (iii man prisoners iiirivcil at (thi neuvelt near ipie-i and haw bvcii lniiiiinil owl

to the li‘ii~ntl1 troops ilii \ wi if- later ti insporli-d via llniiliiili to I ngland

PRUSSIAN GUARDS

SUFFERED SEVERELV

tl'li<lu,i\c to thc lliinirlitiii)

l.iJ\'f>0\' inlrnsl L' ‘hcl \clinni'f>

s s thi* ‘lunch iiiilnln \ sta is lu a iorwnid niovviniiiit liccuii l\lond.i\ wa puriiui-d todai iiiosi nicliiodii .ily .ind the i‘iii‘\ny was uii.iblr» to <liuk

toiitliniatioii has li iii roiiiv d

thit a ioips or l’rnssi.ni Gnaiiis sul fercd ui vuie lossi-~. in the ieciint light ing at Nancy The ltussiaiis pursued energeiiiallv on the olii‘ni».i\c and iouted the Austinin iivalri A divis- ion of Serbs has driven the Ausiiians fioln bhabata and berilan toiritoiy

GERMANY CALLS

BOYS FOR TRAINING

(Exclusive to thc tiuari. an)

LONDON Angist -' -'lilo beiinxin

press puhlishr .i.i cider iii. l boy. of 1‘l

to 1') vears ale to inldtilxo military training -~~.-w...~.~.,...~c,.....-w~M.,..,.,,,_,..

SEHIUUS Elillilllliiii lil

iMPlllilll lllilliii

1( .iinidian Press)

PARIS, Aug 45-A report from

Ronie and ivina that Albanian insur gcnts who have entered Avon and rais cd the flag oi liliiiperiir Nicholas of ltiissia aio icpoitcd to have gone to tht licaililuartvrs ol thc llussiun army which nas takin the oiiensive in full stiengili ind is said to be advancing raliidlv in East and west Prussia A late dvspatili froni (ops-iilingeii gives iiirtlior iupoit iroin Austria that ltiiipeior l"iu.ii<‘cs Joseph is in grave ciniditioii

i liilii Billli

IIOIVIE via London, Aug 25-The

Avian! says vesteiday that there has been .inothci naval engagement in the Adriatic in which some Aus trian ships were sunk

Tile some |-lapel says that Greece

has tif-spatcheo troops to the aid f

able to maintain ioiitiiilillly in tht liclil over halt a million men The

beivia ln her ill,ht against Austria

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iii.il announcemeiit is inade lioie dw '"°r"i"g to th' Jmmncse em

shal Frciioh commander of the Brit- ‘-(lclhmh Qflghslvg movement l,l thglbfl'-'WY l-"ld h11H‘lC<1 U10 -Tellflllese oi’ iBh 0KD€lllU0lli1I'V YOYCC 011010 00llIlU"nortli which was stopped yesterday, Charge d amnrs hm P”FSI“’I"3S with tria has derlaied war on Japan .intl undergo constant diminution, oar ie

ent, estlinates the English loss in the hm, Mt willy lo lmvg new resumed the verbal remark that Geriimiiy had Amtmn _,H S MW _won mdcml to

ii* cncinv is however, beinl, held HU l‘€5D0“9€ t0 ma” *O IUIJHHB “U51 '

battle in the Soutli-western llclgliini 'l

we on olir part shall dill ei with in

Klan ('hal’ has COIIIHIBDCGU AUS this that while then maximum forccs

inforcenlents shall steadily and in creasingly ilo\v ollt until we have an

at 2000 liilnlt iiv u l~`i<\nch army atting i mntum concernin' the surrender oi assist the Gcrinnns 'i'lic city is i iifnll' in UW "U11 Wililll in lllmllwfsi

THE Desriiucrion or Ainsnips it

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r onjunction with an English army and Kato Chou.

lilo loss than in qu.tlit\ will not bonu

lli\lgiuin 'irmi Tile ariines of tliel The .Taiwanese representative tiirn-,"°"m‘1 by land “ml SM but “° dc'-‘LHS worthy ot’ the British Empire ’ Tho

‘ e yet available Secretary of War concluded with a

llies surpiised the eneniv mid drove H1 hlg enibass and its aichivcs over “T

Bcllrian iiiniv is ropoilod io have ii

.ned t'oin \i\iv rrp ani in ll ngage

inf' a (`tir'ian ilorio niinii i\l.ili(ni»~

MEETINGS ETC

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LONDON, Aiigiist 25.-Much im- bath their .nlvaiicc Detachments of to po,-“nee is attached to the omclal the Allies have gone beyond Malines am

report of the destruction of Zeppelin A No.8 by gun iirc. This was one of A

naval battle they cliiiining it was "

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Mlnanlw Llnin-mt: flares Divtlwrih is

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needed The Czar is at the front with his general staff

GERMANS BEATEN

i.oNDoN, August 25--A C@“¢f“'

News despatch from Amsterdam ssyi

l ten by the French near Char-

lwiiilol 11:21 Courtrai. The latter city

l'llE IEITIIEK

' ill b hi h this afternoon

at1;."iI3t’i:dwto-migrmifv at 3.19: li Wi"

The sun sets this evening M 6-‘W nd to-morrow at 6.47; il flfiel W iiioi'row~morning at 5.18 and Friday

'Phare was a new moon on !~‘ri<laY.

Aug. '2lst, at 8.28 IL ll\~

'fha first quarter of the moon will

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Belgian ariny came iro ii

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the protection nt the American bassador, James il Gerard Mini="<1is linimf-nt Cures Colds ctc 011

_____.. ____ statement that in the ncxt slit or sev

months Great B itain shoud bo

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tho newest' Md must powrful type ter the counter attacks of yesterday

of airsliips from which the (»eri_\ians"lll'_° "gm "1 me Frvmh forces with

niiticlpated much help in the coniliigfu

ew to the River Montague Iii Al < the l<‘ieni li tioops ropiiised ii nuin r ot' Gerinail attacks iliretted n

withoui. toundat on inoroovei the

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NI[)lg(?Ll§Rt§ NEUTRALITY

(Canadian Press)

\VA§IlING'l`()N Alliiusi. "5-T wiitleiit todav issued u prnclriniattoii ilaring thc United States ncuiial the war betwccii Geiinany und pan

iii lIZiH HiiiiS

i illlliii iliMY

(Canadian Press)

ROMF' Aug 24- According to a

Petersburg correspondent the

e second army is almost as KWH the first to reiiiiorce it when

BY FRENCH TROOP8

(Exclusive to the Guardian)

is reported hero that the Germans

eight miles from the French fron- r opposite Lille.

TIIE TEHPEIITURE '_

TIDE. I00l. ETII.

high tomorrow morninil at 2.14,

i ri-may in 2.52. ill

-'.14. _ iii: moon sets to-night at 8.,-5.

nn Friday. August 28th, nt 12.52

Thr length of today will be thirteen

,H ww hmm and thirty-seven mlnuwn.

'l`lii\ (lcrinan ztiinv in llclgiilni has

iisunied ilu oilciisiii and oini nioru in liaitlv rages io the north o France

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covvnioi-rreo, 1914, av unoisnwooo a uivosnwooo.

The Belgiuns at the Front. ASection oi Belgian Infantry Preparing Tileir Trenches in

Readliiemfor Attack. This Photograph Was llliiile llug. 6th, after two Days Fighting in the llittlility of Liege. I

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liii .ii Moll-ll on 'l`uc~iiiii\ “lent lst ldvoivlliiiii: pioiidfd to insure .i pleas lint time Proteuils in uid of llulld ing linnd 5134

"Go to York Point Hotel for 5 dhys or weeks outing Good bathing and booting A Ferry boat makes four trips daily between Powbal wharf Wiarlottetonn ,md York Pblnt Round trill ten rents Sea time table Telephone connections with the hotel D W White, Proprietor

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"HAMPSHIRE SUNDAYSCHOOL

will hold their anual picxilc on Wed- nesday afternoon, September 2nd on the grounds of Robert Edwards. A most enjoyable time is anticipated. If weather proves unfavorable picnic will take place first fine day follow- ing. By order of Committee.

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"PICNIC AT FORT AUGUSTUS.-

The picnic of the East River Driving Cn.. will be held on Monday. August 31st.. instead of 29th., as was announc- ed previously. Ample amuscmvnts will he provided. Refreshments will be provided. Refreshment saloon. Danc- ing Booth, Hwinzs, and a goodly sup- ly of temperate drinks. A good time

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The attack of Liege, Aug. G was executed by one Gaiman army corps, while tho Belgian force consisted ot’ a mixed brigade support:-il by thciir- hm"-ed N, e,.e,yb0dy_ 51”

iory of the forts. ld

The battle was fought along a wide front and partially in the open lie 9-

. . the Germans hack and nersuliix them up lo their original positions.

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Stories of the great strangle toll of terrific r-laughter among the Germ 0" f°l`“°*’-

. n t 8 tu ta can. h nnanlt Fo,-t l’arclio_ii, to ilic northeast of Liege. 'rhg “tim-,klllg lhl°¢hl|-_v (-1-iipl up hh. i

der aicaggggrngfvx tl=lf?ai(I}y5"l?|l'i‘l!ille‘r!§ail]r2 Itliil; gelsian illefegders reserved their ""0 “"1" lil” 0"”m““*‘ had “Ollie to close qiiar;r~i~.-. whcn, at ri nivcn i signal, tho Bolgians opened with a pcrfoct hail of bullets from riilos and iniufni._t _;;...... -.\'lilrl. mowed down tho (iorninini. ‘inc nilm-hors iioiiti lay in

heaps of dead and wounded around tha fort.

At tho some time Fort (‘liaudi'or|taine, to lhe southeast of lilclzc, kept np it hot lim cn ~i.'notlicr body of Germans, who had seized ii iic-lghboring

castle. Tho licllzlnn nrtiiloqi' rcdn-:ed the building to ii nniiis of sinokini: ruins

A squadron of llolglnn Lan:-ers was completely wiped out after it had killed Tho Ge;m:ius finally retired all along the line. , '

150 German uhlans

°°"Mlss Henrietta Rackham delight-

ed and inspired my congregation on Christmas Sunday with her reading of tho beautiful story. "The other wig; mon" by Dr. Henry Vnn Dyke"-Wm, ll. Ziegler pastor First Congregat- ional church. Park Ridge. ill. Miss llockhmn will hold a similar cuter- tiilnment iii lloartx Memorial Hall Frida; evening August 28. 5145 --__._____ lniimaa Lmimenicumnmumtum

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