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ENGAGEMENT NEl=ollTEll llilllluiilisllluls WWII "li" N liiilvi Nitin
Several Gernlun Torpedo Destroyers Sent to the I °N'F§A~§;.;l;2££§{{.3;%§Rf.§§` -
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(BpeciaI to tho Guardian)
LONDON. Sent. 4.--Although not of-
ficially announced as yet, the report of another Naval ellgugelllellt is cur. rent. and given credellee. Several German torpedo destroyers were badly damaged. hut escaped back ill- to Kiel, after being peppered by rl... British fleet, Several otllers were sent to the bottonl. An oillcial alllloullce- nlent is expected at ally minute.
(Special to tho Guardian) _ LONDON. September 4.-The Offic- ial Press Ilureau issued the following oilitritll statelllcllt this afternoon:
irustworthy infornlation reports that
seven (lcrnlnn destroyers and torpedo bouts have arrived at Kiel ill damaged collllltion. It is lllldcrstood others
:Gere sunk in the vlcillity oi’ Kiel can-
WILL PIIRI Fl-ILL?
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Germans Furious illurch
France s Capitol. French Authorities Supposed to be Considering Whether the City Shouio
' Destruc iln of Propeuy.
Surrender to Avoid
LONDON, Sept. 4.-A correspond-
ent of the Tilnes at llii-ppc, uniicl' Thursday’s date indicates that fill- (lerlnuns ure less tllall 25 miles [rein Paris. llc says: “All day yt-slerdlly the hcntl oi' the wedge wllicll now forms the German right was furious- ly forcing its wily to Paris. liat.iel'illi! the rear of the r<.~ll-eatillg I~‘rencIl through Creil Gelllis and i‘repy l-ll Valois. Tile ellllllollading broke tile
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CONDENSED ADS.
T00 LATE FOR i
CLASSIFICATION
ONE CENT pel' word eacll inscr-
tion ill this coilllllll. i_‘.a.=lll must ac- company all orders. Mlllilllunl ellarge twellty-live cents. _ _i mv ____
as :.214-si-llvnl.
Losri'-'-ln' 'clun~loltelown. Gola ellrri ,Link initials \V. M. M. l~‘lnder plcusci leave here. 51447-9-flnlf
é'€"r"voUa siuoerl 'rwlss `/lr
MttcNevills. llollsllnw, and be sure of Right Quality at itigllt i‘rccs.
i'l-175-9-.'iM4lpil.
Foa'sA'LE.`-A sscouo-H/we alu-
dor ut a bargzlill. Apply to tllarlrs Newson, Rocky Point.
5485-0-5MZll. ___
FoR‘s3l`l_E-1 Mll.cH cow (5-YEAR~
old); also I secolld-llilnd lilllllry. .»\p- ply Mrs. Norman Mc-Leoll, St. Avlmls. A-tru-li-AMI l. W'ANTED.-_-‘At Vance, mall for Farm.
Good nlllker, lunierstalllls lllnchill-
. IIII t g‘ . ADIIII'
ery Kms wui‘.IlEI I.l\"INGS'I`()N,
’ Prowsc Iiros., Charlottetown
5491-0-5~lll5i
F6R"sTEE"”A'r"§60THPonT. zyz
miles from city. good dwelling house and barn colltaillillg 3% actos 01' land Apply to A. D. MacDonald on premises. 54_55i9fI_M6_I' E Euros |='6Tl"Hlil'l'E".E'xPsRlENc~
ed chauflours. Comfortable cars.
island glotgll' Sllrziélsyhtio., Great . one - - °°°'g° I 1 solo-7-ezlvltr.
-'”"""*'”'"'" 'ls'lT
ANY LADY WHO WILL FL_lRN
room and board and care ‘lor Din elderly lady sllollld write Q ll
care Guardlall stating tol5r;l;l%_?)iiévMq; ’°’*”'"'”"l`ii`6D`s°El‘<`E`l-:'PEn " To w\?g\:>’EDIlolIlsc i`or a lone farmer.
Good home null fair wages. Address all commulliclltioll to Bernard Payn- ter Emerald, lfountain ltoail, Il. ll- Nof 1. 5483-u-5M1lpu.___ _
-~ ~ ;' "ARM"oF"'e'47icnes F0FItl?AdlwEllilll§ house and ollthuild-
Nlgs at Canoe Cove. 40 acres clear balance covered witll rl Mood i!\‘0“/U* of hard and soft wood. Terms easy. A I to Sarah Mcllean. (`-M100 C230’ slsl-A-slvlszllpll W7\”li"i"€T:'°'l!i/'“v`ouNc olENr;.E`; msn room and board for r. 0 months in the Collntry. Df0ff‘-NIIIIY near Summersldo, would v;1>;loI‘l\;' fa “i::;:."'i="t. ~
w_ ,, or . . J. .
Address. 5459_9_3M|6pd_
--55-"E" 'a'tNé's.-A Pi'c`K`»Ia'6 GQ C'I,'N,.0ENforlng zo nigh grads
gasoline engines for solo ut nT|vcl-y
rice in order to clear. less
I “Wipes are all new and in perfect
eng n intending purcllasers should Nraeeltllenl. 5488-915M.1lvI§'_ ;¢fi|q-fg';;“l-i`iérosv .El:(R°rl;§£Lf_
War' causes. clC- BIZ I’°° ' I’ I illustrated. Unusual opportunity
I gg mgko money. Best terms; ffBI:\:\]t ` paid; credit given. Order free sl h_ me “ow Nlckols Limited. 1 “bl 9
t0. _,_ , .,
w'?k;;9rl“owr"ascsivr~o told:
' fl , Glassware.
; ampmenta saggy ?:;’pl:et our stock. ` Boom an pvc you money. This is the iggtcgyllcsa ¢° buy groceries. and alll
t
_provision 0'" °"°°° mms; | dot consistent with qualitY- °“' B nnlllw. sive-o-suzwna.
_.§§'_‘!“' °;¢Hoo|. sovs AWS
W Tl _-' re on-in to we-ll for .ls uurl"“.el§IlIm
(july payment or D '
Ig:-md few hours pleasant ompévyé
¢ o rs
' "°“"' B983" 'II-(I>\l\l$e‘yr'lt?lI`r district.
0'. Tmgls “Nor full particulars to “mu I .F Sales Cn., 64 WelllnB' ` Th. "ha, gt Toronto ` 5472-
“toa St.. ° ' _
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Icut the details and estinlates, alld
to Within 25 Miles of
winilolvs in (.‘h:llltiIly. llearly 17lllilf~s north of i’llri.s. 'I‘|lc ill-rlllllns also are nl-ar Soissolls."
l.().\Ill0N, Sept. 4.--Allotller de-
spulcll to the 'I‘ilncs from llcnllvais, rio miles nortilwl-st ol' i’o.l'is, says that tile (Icrmalls L-tltcreii i‘.ll-rlllollt, IIS nliles frunl i'al'ls at 7 o'cioi:k, Wednes- day lnornlll;;', and ut the saute time their cavalry was operating around liellllvizts.
I.()Nl)()N, Sept. 4.-In a despatch
fronl Itouen, l"rallcc, lt eorrcspolldent to the (Tllroniclc, says ho has lcarlled that the Ii‘rcxlcll authorities ill Paris are considering the sl1l'relldi~r of the city to the Gerlnalls ill order to avoid the destruction of property from ur- tillery fire.
INIHIISIASM Piiilillii - Hill EHUSS Willlillli
I\i()N'l`l"il-IA L, September 4.-Polollel
.lcfi'rey llurialld, who rcturlletl to the city yesterday from Toronto, lvllcre llc wus. called to attend all llnportant nlevilllg oi' the (‘llllllcil of the (‘.anatl- iall ltcli (Truss Society, foullli the sonic clltllllsiaslll :lull ein-rgy ill prolnotillg the work of the sol-.lciy there ns pre- vails ill Montreal. So great is the un- xlcty of ull the lvonlcn to help ill sonic way that it has beconle necess- ary to takc steps to regulate the vol- unteer labor and production ill order illllt nlollcy, time and material lnay not be wasted.
At the meeting of the Council, held
Monday. at Government I-louse, (lol. Ityersoll, president, and Sir John Gibson, Lieut.-Goverllor were among those present.
Tile question of preparing estim-
utes of probable requirements for the troops was seriously considered, with a view i.o preventing useless energy in the direction of over-pro- ductioll of desired articles, and lilo production of articles not required. A conlluittec composed of three mem- |bers, Col. Ryerson, Col. Sweelly and Noel Marshall was appointed to work
`to conlnlunieatc the results to the various provincial lleotldllarters. _ It was decided tllat all provincial _supplies should be sellt to Provlllciul lleailqunrtcrs, :tllll not, as previously nnllollncell In the Press. to general lleadquarters at Toronto.
Colonel llurlllnd leaves for Quebec
tonight to arrange for the opening of .1 warehouse ill Quebec to which the various provincinl lleadqllarters will forward goods received by them af- ter very careful inspection, to make sure that all articles supplied are of suitable material and properly matic.
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TNE IIEATIIEII
TNE TEMPERATURE ' TIDE, MO0N, ETC.
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(Special to tho Guardian.)
TORONTO, September 5th.-Mnri-
itime: Moderato to fresh westerly winds; fair and comparatively cool. 'I‘IIl~} WEA'1‘llF.lt.-Yesterdays wo.,-
ther, rainy at: first, was on the whole fair and warm. The highest temperature recorded
yesterday was 68 deg. above, the lowest the previous night being 62 J deg. shove. At 9 a. ln., yesterday it was 65 deg. above; ut. 9 p. m., 62 de . above.
The tido will be high this morning
at 11.10 tomorrow nt 11.54 and Monday at 12.34; it will be high tonight at 11.54. tomorrow st 12 sud Tuesday morning st 12.48.
The sun sets this evening at 0.32,
tomorrow at 0.30 and Monday st 6.98; it rises tomorrow morning at 5.26, Mon-
day at 5.27 and Tuesday at 6609. _
he moon rises tonight at .88 and
tomorrow at 6.57.
There was a full moon on Friday,
Sept. 4th at 10.01 a. m. '
on Saturday. Sept. 12th at 1.48 p. rn.
The length of today will be thirteen
‘hours and nine minutes and of tomor- row, thirteen hours and six minutes.
The lgqtqusrter of the moon will be_
Threatened by Conflict in Europe-
(Special to the Guardian)
WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-President WIIHOH lieraoually addressed Congress ill joint session today, urging legis- lation to raise $100,000,000 this year in addition to the revenue through internal taxes to meet a treasury dc- ficit tbrcu.tened~hy the conflict in Eu- rope. The President told Congress he discharged this duty, which he wish- ed witil\aIl his heart he nlight_ have been spared, bllt nhich he performed without hesitation or apology, bu- callsc of his diuinclillntioll under present circlrmstunceu to create li ml>lncnt’s doubt as to thc etrcllgtll and suili-ciellcy of the treasury of the United States. Congress listened at- tcntlvcly i.o the ailtlreéui. Inllnediotc- ly upon its conclusion legislative machinery was set in motion to cur- ry its rccenllnendations into effect. A bill will be introduced as soon as possible.
THE Y. M. C. A. WORK AT
_ THE VALCARTIER CAMP
VAI.(‘A1t'I‘li-Ill (‘/*.NII’. Que. Sept. 4.
-'l‘llo work of the Y. M. i‘.. A. at the camp has proved colossal. Ilclslng their estimates on long experience nt (Tallallian militia calnps, these in charge ot’ the Y. M. (‘.. A. tents have founil their :\cl:onllllo<lotiolls and sup- plies ultogulller illarleqtlatc. li‘or ill- stance. i`lfi.y tllousllnll letter' pads and twenty five tllollsalld envelopes composed the Initial supply oi’ stat- lollery, but it disappeared at the rate of five tllollsalld sheets ll day. Mr. l~`. S. Silcpllarll on al flying trip to Toronto has since secured donations oi two llundred tllouilanli envelopes, four hundred tllollsalld sheets of letter paper and the printing of the same frolll Torollto prilltlng and puhliullillg lloltscs and this supply should last the camp at least at nlolltll. __
Tile dry ifalltccll with its supply of
frllit, ice-creulll alld soft drinks has had to stand ll tremendous run. A truck load oi' oranges is ullloaded and sold as soon as received and ily act- ual iimlng a five gallon freezer of icc- creum was emptied ill thirteen nlln- lltes. The dry canteen is a tent six- ty by eighty bllt a. second one of the some size will probably be needed.
PREMIER ASQU|TH’_S
CALL`F0_R RECRU ITS
(Canadian Press)
LONDON, September 4.-Premier
Asquitll to-day made the first of a. series ‘ of appeals for the increase of the llrltlsh land forces. In tile morning lle described thc Enlpire as in the bloody arbitrat- ment of war. Every able-bodied Bri- toll of military age should join thu colors. The navy, the Premier indi- cated, was already doing its part. it had settled up ille fleet oi' Germany. British worships, Mr. Asqulth said, hunted the German mercantile mar- ine from the high seas, which only a. few German cruisers still infested. The navy would will for British and neutral.conlnlerce a security as com- plete ns was ever enjoyed in the days of unbroken peace. We rely on the navy with absolute confidence to guard our shores against invasion and seal up the battleshlps of the cllemy ill their own ports. While the navy does all this it is thirsty for a trial of strength ill a lair open fight which is denied it.
Referring to Indian troops llc said
two divisions of that ul'llly are new on their way. Their assista,.cc to thc llome and Dominion troops, Ile dc- clared, would maintain the flag which no arms could disllonor. Referring to affairs at home. he said tllat since mobilization llcgall, Iletween 250,000 and 300,000 had nlalle appeal to re- turn to Lilo army. lic srlld an ap- peal Ilad been addressed to employ- crs that the nlcn should be reinstated on their rcturll.
BERVIANS PREPARING
FOR REVOLUTION.
(Canadian Press)
LONDON, Sept. 4.-It is reported
that the Scrvian Socialists are prepar- ing fl revolution to break out in Iles- nla, Herzegovina, Bohemia 'and Hun- ------,--- alld fonlld the sentry on ollr side ,md th,,nk|,,g (;.,.1_ I un,,,,,,,,c,. to
the way from the North shore of the Gulf of St. Lawrence to the coast of British Columbia are so vitally affected by the war that their exist-
mellt is to be called upon to save tht, situation.
of conditlolls so far as the fllr market is concerned all fur trailing concerns, Including itself, alld the iudepelldellt companies will be unable tu make thc usual advances of supplies, etc., which in past years has enabled the Indians
Tile fllr companies cla.lll that ow-
ing to the war they have now no sales for their present surplus, which was ill former years nllsol'Ile<i by till- Loll- don nlarket for :tale through the coll- tlnetlt of Europe. It is furtller said tllat the United States will scarcely bc able to absorb its own supply, and that there will be no market for Call- adian furs. -
SUMMARY OF THE SITUATION
A r"‘r`-'ul/I llaval victory `.v:l"l :lllllf.un-
ccd yentf-rday wllon it v:-as eiliti lily r.-- ported that scv`ell(lel'lllall dl~r;ti'l.y.'l~l's
North Sea and others sunk.
A Ilritish cruiser acnt all Anilirillll
steanlel' to the brittoln of the Bay ol' Bislfay after rescllillg thc crc-lv.
A Ilrltisll slllllllarille hrongllt io War-
wick, Englallll, a German ai'l'lllall whom it picked up C0 miles off the coast. It sank the aeroplane.
The Germans were making steady
progress in their lnnrcil onto Paris when tllcy were checked by the Allies, according to all official report Issued yesterday afterlloon. A tlespaicll fronl Antwerp stty:-l that the attrlllpt of ille Gcrnlans to envelop tile left wing of the Allies has been frustrated. A big force of Gcrlnall cavalry was
vigorously repulsed and obli|;ed to abandon several pieces of artillery.
rality.
Over 700 Ulstermen have respolldcll
to Sir Edward (!al'son's appeal for
for inlnledlate service.
Tile United States Congress yester-
peall sitllfatloll. President Wilson said Ile discllarged this duty, which he
MARCHING _ON GHENT
GERMANS VIGOROUSLY
I (Special to the Gllardian)
LONDON, September 4.-A despatch
don several pieces of artillery.
. I . I() Meet Treasury Deficit learned that over 25,000 Indians all‘ BI"0tI`l%l'-lil-ITIW Of MOIICYGUI Lildy
Was One of the First to Full on Field of Battle.
ence is imperilled, and the Govern- UFORWARD, BOYS;
The Hudson Bay Company reports Young Scout Leader Said Follow.
tl t i I. tl \ . l - _ '
la ow ng 0 lc prestnt uutertlllnty mg Action’ “I I could
to Iivenge Nim," '
l\'IONTlil'IAl., Sept. 4.-That the
tllizlill toll ill the war of the nations
of the north to go lorill illto the wil- ' ' ' _ \ _ dm_"(_ss und do me wmwr..B wupping' already lllclndls ‘persons ncnr and
I
dear to Mollllenlels is shown In the loss of i‘olollel Dusart, of the elcvelltb lille of the llclgiall alrllly, a broiIll-l’- in-lllw oi' Mrs. Willillnl \.VIlli`l'ey, of this; riiy.
Wiill what gnllalltry the (folollel
fell ill ull action ln-lu' the fort of l’oll- tillse is rf-roriled in at r<~l‘<~llt number of “Lie Villigtivillc Steele," a ll1'llssl»ls perioillczli, from which the following extralt is taken from all illte'rvic~u' with young Ne-yllsells, a ehicl' oi’ tile Boy Scouts, who was brouglli. to hos- pital ill Antwerp tlftel' taking part ill the engagement ill which Colonel Du- sart fell-
“l saw the (‘olollel fall," the boy
said with emotion. "\Vllnt a brave man he was! I shall al\\'a_vzl see llilll as be was tllell-on llorschack, with
‘und torpedo bouts were iltlnlatfisli In IlleI ms ’*\V"l"1 |‘“iSi‘lI~ Smllillllli ill Illrl Bl-ll*
rups and _vt-llillg at ills men: ‘l~`orwl\l'd. boys, forwarili’ 1 did all I could to avenge lliln."
THRILLING ESCAPE
0F WOUNPEI OFFICERS
(Exclusive to tile Guardian.) LONDON, September 4.-Daily News
Special (By I). Il. l{l~,llller) from Folks- tolle-A Capt. and Sergt. of the Dru- goon Guards, taken prisoners by Ger- nlans after being wounded at Anil- rt-glli, landed ot Folkstone from Ostenii today. They made their escape frelll ll convent hospital and crossed 50 miles of country occupied by the en- enly and get safely through all their outpusts. The story was related ill simple, direct language by the ergeant, acavalrymzln. After fight-
nbout tu only other wounded conlradr . Tile Germans started to shell the
fuge ill accllar. -
volunteers for the front, and are ready Tile old Belgian woman to wllolll tile
place belonged would not keep quiet. Presently tile Germans canle straight. to the llousc. They broke ill tile
day voted $100,000,000 to nlect U. 'l`l‘0ll- door with their rifles, Wilt-ll I sllry deficit threatened by tllo I-Iul-o- saw the butts coming through tilt-
pannels I held up my llttnlis, there was nothing else to do. A German sol- dier czllne nt. me though he must have
wisllell with all his heart Ile might. 5...... 1 “..,_., w0“m\,.,|_ I ,.,.m,iv,.d A have been spared, but wlllcll he pcr- blow on my i`orearnl that was lllcllllt fm-mm] “qmom |u,_5imU0n 0,. apoyogy for llly llrzld (This isille hl'lll.~lc li ll-til.
'l‘lli=ll the old wonlzln nllllle ll bolt lol'
bpmmso (ff ma dmmCH“mI°" und" a window, and one of our cltapl trilill DFESGUA C-fcllmslflllmfi £0 "l`€‘1\If‘ ll T00' to stop her. Ile get a bzlyolll'-t tllrollizll mcnt':l doubt as to the str(-ngill and ills hand and the olll wmllall was allot. s“ff|(.icmv), of m(,'trCaSu,.y or uw Umt_ We were all takcll_pris\ollel's. 'l‘Ile_\‘ sour-
clleil me and took awnv all lnv nloll-
ed states' It shoum be memloned ey. Ihave seen dead G`erlllans`on the "mt there I5 Il IIk0IIh°0d Of ll EWU! field with bags oi' money arollnd their demand for loans to carry cotton ann necks. Wit.ll the rest of thc wound- brendsguffs and because Dricesiof some ed I was taken to a collvclst insnie
the Gvrnlan lines I found an uncou-
importfd urucles advanced “ny or sclolls/soldier.Asllell hail exploded by fl luludrcrl vcr wut lu o foitulslil. lull. ...lu the flnlll-A ima sl-in tum oil. Tllere wore possibilities oi’ a costly Ile had :l slight wound on the forc- currellcy inflation against wllicll the ueml f""‘“ 5I‘“‘I”“'I' They left Um
convent ullguarrled, being collfldellt. I
hunks and the Treasury had bee" war' suppose that we could not escape. We “ell by flllilllifliifll t0 k9(‘Il I§0otIIZlll1l`iI- had beell there illree days when we
saw tht-lll senllilli: up a gullril. 'I"llls is the time to escape. sa_\'s the (‘ap- tain. We get ollt without tiiI'f'icnlty. We
LONDON. SPIN- ‘I-'MA Ili’-Fihillffllfffilll lay tell hours ill :lnlbusll behind :t
Ghent says the people there are ill lt ht-.igc when we sci out to get through DD-Iliff 0Vf*l` UW \llH‘-Xlll*"l<-*il I\fIV1\ll<‘-'l‘ their lines. Tile (Tllptnill hall a lllllp of the (iefmlllld “ll ll!" lilly- It If* U0' of the country and ll damaged pair oi' “El/01| UNI’ are now 16 nlilcs cast of ronlpllssl-s which we pzlicllcii up wiiil GIIGHI- ollgll. We llly low all filly and trzlvi-lied
by night coverillg 27 lllilcs earll night by crawlilllz :lllllost flat and running
REPULSED- bent nlnlosi tlollille, when lve found
cover. We often had io nlzl.lu‘ a long dctour to avoid their oulposts. Once
we aiil-tnptcd to swim. but found our
from AlllW<‘l'D HIIYSZ li- 8001119 llilll- IIN' cloilles too llcnvy to carry so we lnadc Mtemnt or tho Gcrmuus to ouvcloli for A lirlllgl-. ll was gollnlcll by 25 U10 Nfl WIHII Of llli? AIIIGB IHIH IN‘l‘l\ Germans. \Vo crept up io wii.llIll ten frustrated. A big force of cavalry nfl-lor twenty yards. The Cnptalll nlatle vuucllls on Complcsuo has boon vie- rl hissing sounll and wo lay and listen- OPUUHIY YCINIIHUII llllil 0IlI'IS¢‘iI U0 UIJ11l\~ ed but there was no reply. Creepillg
neal~r~r we made a sound rlizain; still no response. We came still nearer
gary- -Mln1\1`iI'B Llllilntelli GUNS DIDUWFIB -“f UIC hrldge was °5Il‘°I’~ IV" C|‘(‘PI|Yollr Majesty that the victorious
army, under General Ilia'/-llfy. esp-
1
Lbnoolt, sept 4.- 'rue following
Authenic Incident in tho I-leligoland fight is perhaps the most dramatic of the wer. British destroyer, having sunk an enemy, lowered a lifeboat to pickup German survivors. Before tho lifeboat returned and the German
"“‘_d». ning, gurus glrpt In no e
A,l|Iasrd'| Lfllimont Cures Colds. sto.
. .
DRAMATIC INCIDENT
Iii HELIGOLAND FIGHT ........f;_f-'f-sir;izzfif;
INGENUITY
Cruiser came and attacked her, foro ing her to abandon the life boat. The British crew and tho rescued Gor- mans were left alone In the open
boats without food twollty~five miles from nearest land. and that lnnd the the enemy’s fortress, with nothing
. l
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TT-:::::::_`::'_'-:-1-T:xvA-T'4:5"_F-:::'_:::::::::-::::-A-_:T57_V`"'“"“"“"-"V" "vw-"H ' I tured llemllcrg nt eleven this morn- ,
. ` ' Countess Grosvenor, during a Ilot cn-
H Y gagement when Grenfeil fell wounded.
but fog and foes surronndlniz. sud- denly llp popped a llrltish submarine close ily, opened her conllillg lower and took the llritlsh on board, leav- ing the (Iermnll survivors alone ill the life boat. Tile Subnlnrille brought the Tlritsll crew 250 nliies home ill safety.
ing at Mons and Tuurllai Ile was wound-
Iiulgaria has assured Greece oi' Iler ed at Aud,;.m,;_ H0 took ming., in
determination to maintain strict nellt- “ Peasllllfs I‘°“S° Wh°”"’ he f"““‘I
. y . .S
place. I-le said we all took re-
'wllolc guard wus asleep, Olive we got
PARIS, Sept. 4.-Tho German ad-
vance on Paris has been stopped. Tile allies are successfully repulsing the invaders columns. The l|.dva.nt- age has been with Lilo British and l-‘rencll troops all along the line since the fighting was resumed this nlorllillg. This llcws is based on elli- cial reports froln the front alld was given out by the office ofthe Military Governor at 1.58 this afternoon.
GERMAN PLANS CHECKED.
l".‘\RIS, Sept. 4.~° (0iIlcilll). 'I`he
ill-'rllulll tlilvancc on Purill hslB been :.~llccl¢cd_ The liar Minister dcclu.1'cs
that the (ll-rlnnns will tlevcr get to liordeaux. .
GERMAN ADIIANCE
HAS BEEN -STOPP,
The Allies are Repulslng (iermun‘Ildvance ull Along the Line
(Special to the Guardian.) T.i)\l)0N, Sept. 4.-(Unofficial). It now appears evident that the Ger- mans are slowly but surely forcing the Allies back towards l'aris. The German formation has assumed “V” shaped wedge, null tremendous ef- fort is being mode by the Germans to force their way to the gates of Paris. Gorman cavalry are within twenty-five miles of Paris.
LO.\'DlIN, Sept.. 4.--(Official). In
connection with the reports r.urreni: that thc ilcrnlalls were advancing in “V” \\'eli,;c forllllltivn towllrdzl Paris, the \\'nr iltlice zlnllollnccd inte this afternoon that thc “(Ierlllall advance lllls been clleckell."
ENORMGUS
TRAVELLERS SAY ENTIRE. CITY
HARDLV A PERSON APPEAFIS
ING NOTHING BIUT CFIEPE-UN SUFIED DESPATCHES SAY NATI
TIIE IIMIUE, Sept. fi.-The Ger-
man casualty lists lvllicll have resleln-ll here are upplllling. 'l`lley are publish- ed ullder the :llltboriiy of the (lor- nlan General Stall’ :lull orc-upy six lull pages ill the oiliciul lteiclle-All- zieger. .
No attempt has been made to gloss
over the terrible ileillils of the disast- tera which have llefllllcn the Gernlllll arms. There is no conlmellt on the fact that thc men reported killed and missing outnumber enornlollsly those listed as woullded.
'Travellers from llcrlin inform llle
that half the city alrczlily is draped ill black. A collspiruous figure llnlong |ihl~ lllollrlleril is Prince Ill»rlll1:ll'tl Von Iillclniv, forlnerly lznpt-riul (Illallcellor, wllosc bretllcr General Von liuelolv was killed during the siege oi' Liege. lie and the i'rilli:er.s are stopping at the Iiotel .\dlon.
The grerlt lnillinery and dressnlllk- ing esizlblisllnlcllts ill the Gerlllan cap-, itai are now wllolly given over to the
ul:lllllI';ll:tllru and sale _of lnollrllillg.] 'i`lley are parked all day by lvcepillg
BOULOGNE
BEEN
LONDON, Daily News, Sept. 4.-
hy H. \Vilsol\ lizlrris l'ronl llolllo|:llc-- ill ille small hours of this lnorllillg the Military Governor took his leave or `1Iollloglli- anti the evacllaiioll ni' tile, city by the arllly is colllpleic. Apart
'fronl ll sllddell raid tllerc can be liltie_'
BERLIN I-IGHAST-OIIER
LOSS AND
REVOLU;iI(_lIlm_RENDING
IS DFIAPED IN BLACK, WHILE ON THE STREETS -EXCEPT ..IN
DEEPEST MOURNING-DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENTS SELL-
LESS IMMEDIATE VICTORY IS AS- ON WILL BE RENT WITH REVOLT.
GENERAL VON BUELOW BROTHER OF FORMER IMPERIAL CHANCEL-
LOR DEAD. -
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wolllell and cllildren nlld queues of lnollrllorsa are in front, almost every- one cllul ill sonlbre shades,
Till- slladow of thc calamitous losses
is over the German capital. Princess Von Llppei at the I-lotcl (lulllborialld, (rect-ivl~ll a ielegrulll nt dinner one evening illt`ol'lnillg her that her two sons had fallen at Liege, Forgettlllg she was :l Prillccss ill ll. public dining roolll, she sobhed aloud. One word passed het' lips, “dead/' Later the l’rllll-ess was illfornlctl that her two younger brothers had been killed at i)Il:ll'lcrei.
Ill Dorotllcen Straus thc General
Sfaffil has opened an information bu- reau, 1’itil`nl sci-iles are oi' hourly oc- ellrrellce, so nllicll that Dorotllecn Stress is culled “the valley of' tears."
Despair has seized the city. Unless
the General Stall can soon nllllounce a gri-:lt vit-tory and give convincing proof’ that thc news is true there will enlcrge from the horror stricken
drpfllsl rl rt-volt such as few nations have kllown.
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ilnnlelliate danger to Boulcgne though there are several reasons wily til Gor- lllnns might finll the port a convenient base. 'l'lll- real :lpprcllellsioll is a lloscclli by :l portion of thc beaten Gcrlllan nrlny fighting its way llonle lvcckll llcllrr.
past him and over the bridge. The'
'cllrllr ol' their lillvs wc hntl no fllrtllcr difficulty. ’l`lle i.a|l|,nlll welll. to the \\'ur Office io report.
nuss_iA’_s IN
(Special to tho iillnrtlinll)
l‘I‘]'l`Ri`\lIIIAI), Sept. 4.-A special
,to Reuter's says the i‘onllnmlllt‘.r-in- i(`-hicf has notified the Emperor that the Russians occupied I.enlberg. Tile. message follows:--“With extreme joy
ling. 'l‘lle srny of General Ilrussoif, ‘has taken Ilnliez." -
DUKE OF WESTMINSTER'S
BRAVERY
D
Westminster has dlsllllgllinlled him- self on the battlefield. Ile was in rt company with Captain Grr-llfell and Llelltennnt Perry Wyndham. son of
At great personal risk, amid a galllng fire, the Duke rushed through the haf.- tle zone and carried Grcniell to sale- ty.
casllality list of British forces operat- illl; on the collilnellt issued Inst night. Sllows that the ilrlllsll losses ill the scf-onli battle were apparently the snnle ns ill lilo first making a total of 10,000.
COMING EVENTS,
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MEETINGS, ETC
ONE CENT per word each inser-
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"Sign your llnlno io your cheques
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“Tile Onward Mission Circle will
hold a patriotic clltcrtainlnent in the Tryon Ilali, Monday September 7tll. at 8 p. nl. Ice-cream will be sold at the close ol the program. Admission, 10cls. 54524)-3 e2i
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that the resollrccs of i'aln\dl\ Arrltru- ~ C118-'I-IAHBIIL lla and lndla promise to prove the decisive factor in the long run. Tho Minsrd'\ l.1nImentCnro|Rheu|nti|\
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