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PAGE FOUR 'g -lun mrnsfi- Nan THB WN GUARDIAN "" Umar ur Inna _ . AUGUST 1-9, 1914

rv. nir crnrinu

OUARDIAN ‘\

IT PAYS to buy in this province

HOST’I'I`AL SHIP FUND.-The n.-

--- mount subscribed in Prince Edward

MONTAGVE R-‘\(`l‘3S-°~'1`l\l‘ MON' Island towards the fund for the Ilos.

OERMANYS VIEWS

LONDON. Ang. 18.- A (‘entrnl

OFF THE PROGRESS

Mille HOFSP ll-'Nl'-S Will be hem 0" me pitnl Ship to be presented by the wo- News llrussels correspondent who

DAILY SELEOTIOIS FOI '

GUARDIAN READERS

Flrnishd by W.$.l.ou|on

EMPIRE BUILDERS

24th inst., and will not he postponed mm or Uanuda to the Imperial G0\__ Spent several days in the German

for tiny reason excepting had weather

sosof 5

WEDDING BELLS-A pretty wedd-

rnnieiit had up to yestertliiy reaelied he substantial figures ol $3,896.94.

Miss ETITRT_ThTrronT~ClinrIottetowii,

ing took pltice in Notre linuie Aciideiiiy han igft for Dorchester, Mass., where at 6.30 Unlock .yesterday nwrnins. sin- win in- tue guest of hor sister, Wlwll MISS U\“>l‘I§i<-‘ Ul'0!ll<‘l'S 01' \'¢‘I“ and on her ri-turn home will visit non ltivt-r liocniiie the bride ot' .\lr. nguoi- _inwripnn (-i;i¢.5_

Philip Hughes of Milli-ove. Rev. l-`rank Mc-Quaid, perfornied the cer-

.\Ir, l.iviiig.~'toii\‘ 'l`. .\lays. the newly

inony, about thirty iiivitcil guests he- . appointed cnnsni of the United Staten THE Il!`l‘S0lll- 'l`llP lJrlll\‘ WHS t1llt‘l\\l\‘<l at f‘Iizii'loitl~towii, has culled on His by her sister ninl the grooiii lu' his Ext-I-iit»iil~y the i.ieiitt»nant fiovernor. lirotlier. Alter the ci-ri-niony the newly und has presented his Exeqnngnr a

Lilies States that the Germans are bringing up along most Northern limits ot' Belgian Territory a wcll nigh inconipreliensible number of men, artillery, horses and general supplies. Privates in German (`u\'- alry ltegmeiit said: “Our Officers told us we must march until a whistle tells the stop. We cniiufl`ord to lose millions where the loss ot' thousands must make the enemy halt or at least hesitate. This war isa wiir depending more or less upon ones oivniiiitiative

gainst masses men controlled by

ivedtii-ll coiiplc lvfl on thi' \’XiJr\‘SS U" ,from thc British (loveriinient signed the brains of a. few. The Germans ii wcildiiig trip to 1\l0ntr\‘ill- by llis .\l:ijest_\' the King, nd counter- are the only people in Europe who

_---l-si signs-il by I-‘orign St-ci'etnry Sir Edwiird - by vigorous applications of the 93319

the I‘ri~sideiir oi` ilie l'nitt»d States.

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Grey, zilso his |‘oininis.-ioii signed bylsysteni of Government has been en-

abled properly to tlenl with the en-

'l`ln- I.i¢~iit<-iinnf Governor has returned : ormous masses under their control,

_- thc ('oii.~'ul's call :ind rcrogiiizcd liiin

Bliss flirric <‘r:iig and ln.-r iiivcc. as the duly :ippoiiited _-\ini-ricaiii llc-

l`nrri\» Saiinplc, linvc rf»tiiriictl to the prl-st»iiizitii'i- :ir lhis plus-c.

city uftvr speiidiiig ii pliiiszitit visit

with frii-nzls in \\'est.

Miss (ll-orgliixulliiglills luis return-

ed lo ilu- city ;it'f\-r ai pleiisunt visit at her hoinc in Lake Verde.

Miss .\1|:i .\lul\'»-iiiia. city. ivais a

pzisseiigi-r on tin- I-Instr-rn train Sntur- dziv iiitcriiooii to her lionit- in Iliild-

_AT THE FRONT

'Every Germnn in the ranks is pre-

part-.it to march on until he either wins or drops. It is a great test of iniiivlduiil mind versus ninchlnery oi' millions that have yet been made.

A German Officer expressed the fol-

lowing opinion. F or the general tac- tics in the Germain nriny we niust

i.o.\‘iio.\'. Aug. is- _-\ itrntcr dc- 1',

look to Liege which we took in a

V _ week when we thought it would take

lE~‘°ll‘Hl"0 U* Thi’ G“i\"‘l1l\ll-) three months. Without bringing one

envy sieg artiller into action we

spiitcli t'roni .\iosivo\\‘ says the (`zar ilwaded Bglgium u;m“.ithi;l muclh

Wm-__; “UML wth the members of the imperial

Miss .\i:ii‘y .\lcl(enini luis rvliiriictl

iii-nsi trouils gatlieretl in the streets

to the citv nit:-r ai visit in 'I`r:u~:iilic. "ml ‘h"“r°d th" l"'p°"l‘1l Famlly

the gut-st ot' liltr sister. IT

Miss .\l:iu<l _\lor;::iii has ra-tiii‘iicd to r

lloston after .speiiiliiig fivl- wi-cks ‘

roleodiiig iinmidiately to front and

eiiniiiiini; with his .irinv throughout n

.inipiiigit rlo|.iyiin; his deinirtiire for

with lici' iiiirentg in ings (.i,\~_ i\lo.=t'o\v only long enough t`or soleihii

` S

Miss .’\'\-llic lioiigzin. city. has rc-

turncd honii- aifle-r ai very pil-aiszint vis- it to .\lrs. l’. .\li~l{ciiiin, Vernon.

Mrs. \\'. .\l. .\‘ii-veiison, of lioslon. l

1\Iass..is yisifiiig in the city, thi-

i-i‘vicc to lirenilyii. '

!l~‘aiiiil‘y_ arrived there tonight. lm~ of her Capital itself. \Ve exposed out-

AR CO

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TVN >2 so-I :nw F71 CJ

l.()ND()I\`, Aug. lS8.- The British

gin-st ot' in-r i`;illn»r-iii-l:i\\', .\lr. .\l. Ste- -\l‘ll\)' (`0llllCil liiive ileciilefl not to

vi-iisoii, of llicliiiioiiil St. U

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lloiv :iiiy war eorrcspoiidciils to ztc-- oinpnny thc 1-xpi=tlitloiuii'y forces

3|,-,rr ¢‘n,~;,.,- and Mi,-S (;m(.,. (~m-gn,-_ t'or thu pri-sent. Soine had passes

oi' l._\'nii. .\l:i.~:s,, :irrivi-ll yr-.<ti»rdiiy hy Hlfvilfli’ ISSHUII lllll tllcse were

the S. H liuliizix on ii visit to 1'rit-uils V* in ilu- city. lli

M.. (‘

Mn |;|n¢-1.-n._ ,-pp,-..,n.,nj,m inn fn-ln l`ort-cs, :ind il is iiiidt-rstood corres- (I

orrcspoiidl-tits to at-coiitpiiiiy the

of _,_ ,Q _\|,.l,,,,,_gh ‘Q (tm i“\.,._q|,m_,n .ponilents wil bi- :iskcil to it-uve Bel- 'U

and slot-ir in-l.i<r~r.<. iiiiiimx is at nw- ginni. and sonic are =1l\'c1uly return- c""‘"'"'“l°‘]. “M” ‘.‘"'“l‘U“" 'mth sont in f`h:ii'lotfl'~to\\‘ii, , IIILZ. Hflhlllg Ulliffials of “nshington (lov-

________~___ nrunient and diplomats geiiemlly.

FOR THOSE LEFT gE|.||ND The nttitiide of the States it become

.\lr. '|'. 1'. f'oi'lit'iiiu>, oI` thc firni ol'

.iiorrisoii it |"isl|l-iz Sf. John, N. li..

:irrivwl in f‘li:irlofff~towii .\'t-stt~r'lzl_v ot -t.itl1.i-ns lil.~i'i~ this niornliig ii coni~|iI\ the C‘>llll`0V@FSY l>l‘t‘\’°*‘l\ Jllllflll by tht- S. S_ {|n1i1'nx_ in- wng n nnn. initfce ot' fi liiiiiilrctl were tippoinfvil and t'¥c|‘inniiy. This is reflected some- st-iigor ny the nift-riiooii train to coin- to ~“f'l\\'it S\\li-<=*1'iiitiol\S to ii fund in -\

iuiin. fl

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Mr. l.<-»~ 1', liitson. Boston. who has

been spviiiliiig t\\'o \\'c<-ks \'zii‘:ition :it his old homo in North \\'ilisl|irc.

has IM( Hu ,.,,|m.n_ M” mist," is `.m_ oorrcspoiidoiit t ill-riic S\\'itlizerlaiitl,

says tliut the (ll-rniaiiis liiive liurucd

ploycd :is luiolikoi-pf-r :intl sleiiogiul- pher with ti large lctitlicr corporation. I

Airs. .\`:i\'nge. wife oi' .\li`. Louis li. l

Sn\'zi|;o, Hiipi-i°iiitt-iul<~iif oi' flu- city liospifiil, ilzivf-rliiil. .\inss_, :ind tlziiigli- `

fcr Holi-n. :tot-oiiipniiicil hy hor cousin Iliirrii-ft. daiiiglifi-r of .\li'. Vlizirlcs ll.l f‘olih, shoe ninniit'ni~fiii'cr ol' i._vnn, Mass. :ire speniliiig ho nionlh of' .\ui:- iist. with rr-|:itivcs iti l`liclfon :ind .\'orfh (‘arIi-ton. . S

. flioiigli inliiiliiiaiiits flcchirr- firing wus

by :iuciilciit on the purt ot' the victors.

\

’I`lit~ f~iig:i;:l~tnciil is iiiiiioiiiiccil oi'

Hazel .\'i;1y .\'¢-ws-oil, ultlt-si ilziiiglili-r ot' Mr. :ind .\lrs. .\|i<lrc\y ’l`. I\'e\vsoii,

l’rinc<- Stiw-nf, fo .\Ir. (‘;irI Osnioiul ISLAND DOCTOR DROPPED DEAD. I

_\iiinroi~, iiiiitingci' ot' flu- Inipcritil linnk ot' f‘:inzitl:| :it l\'ainl:ilinr', Snsk. Tho weilding will fiikc plnci- :it Saisltfifooii.

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all its fiictories, giving the ri-iison that

lll~‘ "ll.\' l»c<':iii.~ac sliofs which killed I

_ Nicliolson ot' lhindnss, I. E. I. fell s

Snsk., the si-coiid ivci-lc in Sr>pli~iiillci'. dciiil horn tmlny n-niin exe,-ngsing nisln

' liorsc. i

ST. .Itill\', Aiigust I8-At ii iiieotiiig ‘fl

id of flic fninilies oi' the incn going lircsidcut Wilson and Secretory Bry. roni this city :ind viciiiity to the l`roiit. nn_

_ GERMAN REVENGE

I.(JNTlf>I\', Augiist 18-The Tlnics

hi- town ol` lir:iv\\'t-ilct' :ind hloun ui

lic iiiliniiitziiils tired on ii Gcrnnin

i.(i.\'li()N. .iiigiisf lS»~\ 'Finit-s tics-

p.illh s.i_\.~. tli.it the (.1-riiiiliis linvo U-n N nip.. nm] nnin nQq,.n,n|m1 nn; liurnt-il View ii soifoinl linic, ati‘i't-sliiig | """"l "l ‘|"" "M" l*"‘ll"‘l l‘l“ll- ot' lIi‘.lf`ort :ind our uilvaiicc was con-

(i¢~i‘iiniiis cniiscil tin- ilcsfriictioii of f

l-voi'nl ficiiiiaiiis wi-re ilrcd there, P

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tl

Iiiercililli. N. ll. Aupgiist. 18- Dr. p

he I/.ir .inuounted his intention of t~

‘volts-il. '|`lill l"rviicli Ariny Oflicinls S ive nlso di-i~iili»i| not to allow :iny F

uickfly iiicrcosc the range ol the

GERMAN EXPLANATION

only cnsiirtlly wzis one. One and ti hnlf

l""""l :irin_v corps belonging fo the eiieniy

' ' _ pi' ii: lg

ii lniss in tho Vosgcs nciir Srrliiriiieck with nincltino guns were surprised. By llic fire of the cnt\niy's artillery'

css condition :ind were probably cup- tured ns booty hy the encniy who

s warning agninst rnshness.

ot' her Captial itselt`.wytlli‘i’OkpqtiDiie

side the Toivnliall of Slasshurg guns captured frotii the niucli vauned ar- illery of France we can lose over a million of men where the allies can- ot ufford to lose tlioiisuiitli-i. Mili- tary imperial spirit of the German Empire is bound to overcome the badly iililted niixcd people compos- ing the troops ot' those enllctl the allies.

IAPAN’S ATTITUDE

GROWING ACTIVITY

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(f`fnmil.`i:iii Pres.-1.)

W.-\SI-ll\tl’l`fi.\', Aug. 18.--Jn|ian's udllen entry into the Eiiroperiii war ituiition is fi factor that niiglit

't-nt conflict to Fur Exist, and has

rnr \\onld he one of noii-interference

Init in thc studied retict-nee of-both

OF LIEOE OPERATIONS

(Continued from page one)

.r~nr»t.r:it.<~<l nppcr Alsace while our oi. g_... _ V hcy were drivcii linck in the direction

iniicil. In the nicantiine the sinzill ortress-divisioi. of Str:isslnii'g suiicr- tl it ilel'cnt.. ‘ln \tigii'st 14, two lor- ress h.itt.\lions oct-cdii throi li

rom lionon our inairliint- guns were csti'oyi~ll :ind lcft lu-liind in use-

roceeilcil towzirils Scliirnii-c.k. This iiceess is iiislgiiiiivaiit and \villioiit ny iitt'liiciii'e upon our operations bitt

Stomaclis

Kept Doctor

June, 1914.

rebuilding .

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sig; - .1

Busy T//IV

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“An old-fashioned doctor, a number of_ yea_rs ago, told us stomachs kept him

busy. And he argued thzit_zi more conscicnti_ou_s cure of _the stomach would practically put his profession out of comm|ss1on.”-National Food Joumal,

It wasa new process of milling that had considerable to do with keeping this I

old doctor on the jump. This process--which made flour look white and pretty- I unfortunately removed nearly all of the really vital mineral elements of the wheat

-the invaluable phosphate of potash, etc.

This kind of milling has now become almost universal. Think _what it

means to deprive the system of these elements which are necessary for its daily

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Grap -

made of wheat anzl barley, contains all the nutriment of the grains, including their mineral elements. Many forms of stomach trouble are due to a lack of these ele- mentsin daily food; and a regular ration of Grape-Nuts and cream along with other food is admirable to set one right. '

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Qereal Co., Ltd., Windsor, On

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-a delicious food

abnmioneil

tlinn we first ed bv the

thc Our are

For all are Empiredmiltlers here,

Whose hearts are true lo heaven and

home,

And year by slow revolving year,

Fuliil the duties as they come: So simple seems the task. and yet

Many for this are crucified; .Ay, and their brother-men forget

The islgniple wounds iii paliii and

s e

But he that to his home is true, Where’er the tides ot' power may

flow.

Has built ii Kingdom great and new , Which time nor Fate will over-

throw

These ure the Empire-huildcrs, these

Anex where none shall say them

iiziy

Beyond the world’s iinclini'ti,>rc<l seas, ltealius that can never pass away.

-_-\lf'rcd Noyes.

- :zllexiill Cream of Almonds makes the skin cooi, soft, pliable, trans- parent, .deliciously fragrant and clean-conililding ull tho delightful qualities that makes for skin com- fort und refinement. Mnci\'innon Drug Co., Cor. Great Geoi‘_~_fc und Kent Sits. Mtf.

A Bnoi<rl_niassAGE

f Exclusive to the Gimriliaii) NE\\' YORK, N. Y. August 18- A

Cc-iitral News dispatch from Iizirwick says:-Gerinaii cruisers reported to have opened fire upon ai British Flot- illa a Iiuiidred miles off Ilarwicli this morning. 'l`lie shots went wide, “At this point the message brcnks. show- ing iiiitnisiilinble signs of cciisorsliip. The ot'fi<-iail -press bureau does not confirm the message.

KINGSTON, Jani., August 18.-

.lriiiniiczi has been in state of war too. hiil lnisiiiess contiiiiics ns usual :ind thi- people :ire cnlm. At first they feared :iii attack i`roni (iornizin criisicrs in the (‘iirililioaii Sea but ure coiiviiitzetl now of absolute security. Tlie biinlzs nrc advziiiciiig money :is usuiil. Tlicrc is no great fiiiniicinl stringency. The Anit-riciiii flag flozits with the l`nion Jiilzk. Gerinun sailors fire removed from British ships as they arrive.

GERMAN LETS CAT

OUT OF THE BAG

l,Ol\’DO.\.', August 18- A telcggmpli

Special from Copeiiliugeit, says: Mr. l)t~lbrticli, :in ciiiineiit historian of' (lerniany luis nn article in thc Gerniiiii iiuignziiio l’reusslt=lii~ .lziliriieelicr for Aiigiisf, just issucil, discussing the possibilities of ii Gi-riniiii \viir. lie says thot it wus almost cortaiii that Britain would not tnke part lietzziiiso she was iiii~ii:ic¢\il ziiill eniIi:ii'rassed by licr own Irish civil war. ’I`lic article teiuitiiiaitos, “'l`licrc is no doiiht ot' ltaly's loyiilty. slit-. will get Savoy and Tunis. and per- liaips niorc from l<`i'ri1icf\ und if Italy sides with us and Eiiglnittl is iicutriil we can risk wnr with good results ii- giiinst I-‘rniicc and ltiissin"

IVIAETERLINCK

VOLUNTEERS

A telcgraphie special, tinted iiriisscls

August 18. says: Mnurice Muetrliiick. despite his filly two years. has voliiii- tccred for the front. In ii lettqr re- coivetl licrc ho asks what Belgian corps he San join iiwliile ii tissistziiit in harvest work.

Ausniuu vicionv AND cRu_s_H|NG DEFE/ii

NISI-I, SERVIA, August. 18- Times

Special-Aiistriniis have crossed the frontier :it Sliulnitz and Lt-sliintza. 'l`|u\rc are but t'c\v dctnils of the Aus- trliiti iiivnsioii yet to hand. The en- emy carried out zi series of tleinoii- strzitions on thc frontiers which were

ment.

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-*The War

THE shutting off of imports from'

Continental Europe into Canada,

due to the War, gives many home

industries an unexampled opportunity for immense and immediate develop-

Canada will prosper at the `

expense of Continental Europe.

1

This is not a time in Canada for repining on the part of the business man. We must be careful, even frugal," but we must also be bold.

Victory is to him who has courage.

Prince Edward Island is now ' ‘Vlore Prosperous Than Ever

THE FRONTINER

:wi‘|i‘wi~`~\ vw . I ' "t

PARIS, Aug. 18.-A despatch from

Rome snys news receivcll from Anti- vri. stnles that it Frziiioo-Britislt fleet liaid defcatctl ait Auslrinn fleet. This aroused keenest ciitliiisiitsni in lloine.

LONDON. Aug. 1S.~'l`he oillclul

Press Bureau iiiiiioiinces that the Ii‘.'itisli expoditioiiary forces have liiiided snlcly on the l"rencl\ shore.

TOKIO, Aug. 18.-lforcigii l\linistcr

Kato iii ii. speech today saiiil if tho diplonizitlo relations bi‘f\\'t\eii .lzipzin and Geriiinny were hroltcn ol`f` the (lcrinun siibjects choosing torc- side in Jzipiin would continue to rc- ccive the protection to their lives 'intl property so long tis they obeyctl the ltiw.

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THE llllSllllll lllMS

Pnnis, /\ng`.1s.-An otncini nn-

nniinceinoiit here says the rumor is persistent ut Ilnfiie, thiit the (lur- iiinn Crown Prince luis been seriously injured and is lying nt. Aix Ln (‘.ltnpr-l- Ie, whither the Emperor Wiilinm lms hastened to his side.

NISII ,Servla, Aug. 18.-The Aus-

trnins have been complotel_v defenteil nenr Snhoc, twenty miles west of lic-lgrnile nnd fled, piirsucd hy lie Scrvians who cut up three regiineiits

tie in the north is tiirning to tliead- vantage of’ Ili-lgium. .\ci~ordi|ig to the lielgiaii lilinistcr ot' \\’zir, their forces have bioi~lt»vil the pivotiing move soiitliwnrd iiiitl\~rfiiiti»ii by tliree corps of the Geriiiiiii nrniy ztt. l.iegD.

LONDON, Aug. lil.-A tlospatcli

froni lirusscls says till (ll-riiniii troops rocoiitly iigliting tho lil-lgiuiis have tiiken up strictly thc dl~l'viisive, und enirciielieil their positions, :ici-oriliiig to special aniiouncemeiit by Bel- I

_.___ _ ._ __ - - 1 " 'r' if* "" und onpturod foiirtcvn guns. gizin Wiir Ufllee.

Lint*-‘*““““ "“"" ‘-3, iniiiis. Aug. iis.-.i .ii-nmtfiii no i.o.\.'ooN, Aug. ia.-'rife muy Ex Filgaro f'roiii Iirusscls, sziys the Init-lprcss says “there is little doubt a

great linflle now occurring in Bei giuni bi-lwen Gerniaiis and Helglans lfrl-iirli allies. Our correspondent, in it cryptic ilispiitoli from Ghent, in iliciites limi the Germans are ad- vaiiciiig on the historic battleground of \\'aiterloo and that events of the the greatest importance are in pro- gi'css."

IIIIIYSSELS. Aus. E18.-A despatch

to the lliiilyMailsnys:“Sliarp lighting luis lwcn in progress since Monday morning."

_ im-rg

First National

Schurman

us. Write.callorphone. `

of P. E. Island, Limited

3..... Bn... Summerside. P. E. I.

DIRECTORS

Dr. A. W. Leard, President

Hubert Howatt, Vice Pres. A. E. McLean

Dr. J .A. McMurdo. Secy-Tr_eas. T. D. Carruthers

_ George McQuarrie, Manager

This e:-:chnnge buys and sells Foxes, Furs, Real _Estate,

Farm Lands, I* ox Shares-, Stocks, Bonds, etc. Nothing but first-class Fox Stock handled and none but thorou hl re-

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liable companies represented.

_ Persons desiring to_ buy or sell Foxes, Fur Stock, etc. will consult their own interests by cummunicating with

REFERENCES: Bank of Nova Scotia, Royal Bank of

Canada, Canadian Bank of Commerce, Summerside, or R. G. Dunn & Co., and Bradstreet agencies.

loihfoxnve 68 Agents Wanted P. G. Box 250

Fox Exchange

S0

M. Hicks

siic.m~sst"iil at Slinhalz and Leshnllzii. An :ittempt wus also made to cross the Drinuhe nt Tekin and nt thc lsiniul of

Austrian forces nt Sliziinitz, are report- ed lo be 15,000 strong, The combined Moiitcnegrins and Servinu sivcopitig niovenionf in liosnin. contlniics. '|‘hr> Montciicgrliis :irc bonibiiriling (`iittiiro. Tlinro are persistent rumors of rc- voliitioii in Ihilmritin.

LONDON, August IR-The llnlly

Telegraph Special received at the Snrvinn logiition from l’i-cniier Tash- iohe. stiites that the Austrians have in-en completely routed in the moun- tains nenr Sal; Atz, 15,000 huvlng hm-ii :innlliilnted null 14 guns ciipur- eii. The Austrlnns nre fleeing .in grcnt disorder to recroi-is the rivors '.~`»nvo und Drlna. They nro hotly pur- sucil hy our troops.

FRENCH OPTIMISM SUCCESS lILl. ALONG

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