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AND GERMAN ARMl.Es_ l=llcE To FACE
V _ ” CIIVI-Il.RY I-IGIIIN VICTORIOUS
SUMMARY 0F THE SITUATION'
The "biggest ‘battle of the war” was reported yesterday, the scene be- ing south of Mulhausen. Few parti- culars, however, came through and it is presumed the press censorship has been even more rigorously applied than In the early part of the hosti- lities. A great deal of anxiety Dre- vailcd, but from what little has been allowed toi transpirs it is evident the Allies have more than ‘held their own.
'Phe Germans were yesterday natur-
nlly jubilant overthe success of their arms at Mulhausen. Experienced British military officers, however, consider there is little to b`oast about in the recapture of this Alsa- tian town. The war expert of The 'Pimesexpressed the opinion that the Germans have changed their plans as the result of the lllulhausen incident and intend operating against France north of Lorraine.
A later despatch showed the fier-
mans h’ad sustained a disastrous 'dc- feat at 'I`ongrcs, north of Liege, and were retreating to the frontier before
the French cavalry.
It is now accepted as authoritative
-_-_ _ _-.-_--:V-.-_-_-_-.-_ A _ c-_ _-_-_-_ N -.-_-_-,-_-_-_-,-_-_-_-,-_- _,_
that the wreckage washed ashore at San Francisco \vas that of the two 9100128 of war, th'e Algerine and Shearwater in the fishery protective steamcrs of the Pacific Coast. How 'UIPY came to their doom is ua-report- cd, but it was no doubt in conse-1 qucnce of u rumour of their fate that caused the Governmentfto order Can- ,adian shipping to keep to port, and to close the Canadian waterways,
,The enemies’ cruisers must bs not far from our coasts.
The German hattlc cruiser floeben
which escaped from the Mediterran- ean fleet lias l-een tracked to the
Iliardnnelles. She must now disman- tle or run the risk of being sunk for contravcntion of international law in seeking shelter in a neutral zone,
The Serviuns nnd Mnntenegrins are
pushing on their campaign against Austria, and are reported to have scored successes before Hcrajevo in Bosnia and in Dalmatia.
The Ilussians are at length moving
forward and it is stated they are
making for thc German frontier their
objectives probably being Ilrcslaa and Poseno.
V IHINEH CIVIIIII WIN A BHILIIINI VICIIINI
(Canaldian Press.) '
PARIS, Aug. 12.--it in nluninlly'
announced that the (lernmn cavalry who had reacned n point near Tonf gres, Iielglum, are being hurled buck by the French cavalry and are in
full retreat. As 'fongrcs is about 52 miles from the nearest point of the French frontier this dispatch indi- cates that the French army has moved more rnliidly than was sup- posed.
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THE SLIBMARINE
ON THE
EDINBURGH, Aug. 12.-'ran scorn-
ma-n prints stories of a witness of the naval battle hetwccn the British nent and the German submarines. “The cruiser squadron On Sunday,” the story runs, "suddenly became aware of _the approach of a- submarinc flotilln of the ene- my submerged, only the perlscopes showin; above the surface of the water. The attitude of thc British in the face of this :attack was cool and unconcerned. The en- emy nttsrly misled when suddenly the cruiser 'Birn".‘r1gliuni, B¥0HU`-ing full speed, fired at the first shill- Thls shot was e,refully aimed. H05
ATTACK BRITISH FLEET
at the sul/nmrglell body of the sub- m-_,rlne. hut at the thin line of the psrigcope. The gunnery was superbly nccurnie. 'lhrreupon the sul.'nmi'i'_ic now a poor blind thing, rushed u- long under water in imminent dalngcr cf self destruction from collision With the cruisers nlrovc. 'I he sightless sub- luarino thcn was forced to come to the surface, whereupon the Birrt-Ingv ham gunner ‘fired second shot. This shot struck the base of the (l0I1l1illZ tower ripping the whole of the upper structure clean, and the U-15 sallk like n stone. The remainder of the subxnuriiie Flotilla fled.
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kitchen. Btewart‘s‘ Restaurant,
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IHIIVIENEIISEMINT TENHIBIESCENES KIISENS
IN PHUGHESST Ill IllIIlIIl$Hl;II UNIVIIIIJIBLI PNSIPIINIII IVENIWHENI SUIIEISSIUL
ing nt 'Virlcmont and according to the War Ofiice Belgian army has en- ergetically resisted .German attacks.
RUSSIANS CAPTURED
25 GERMAN VESSELS
AMSTERDAM, Aug. I2.-Special flrsflafcl.-f~s from St. Petersburg say that the Russian Baltic Sea fleet has cnptxlrlwl twenty-five Germsin vessels anal now dominate the sea.
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IIIISSIIN INIIISIIIN
T’ETl<7R.°B!_‘RG, Aug. l2.-- Oficial '-nnounrcment that Russian troops Imfl invaded Austria at 'I‘hin-.“lf__vr Valley nnd defeated the AusL1`iun nd- vancc guard is made by Luc wnr of- fice today.
UIEIING INENNHIH SIN
LONDUN, Aug, 12-Government ill'
formation bureaus state that the an- nollllcclllcnt that trllflic fray be re- sumed bctwcca Denmarlf and Eng- land is taken to mean that the Ad- lllimlfv ___ls___s_enflls11_t _Lenihan remains, c6fi'ifrv"§'nd of these North Sea waters:
LONDON, Aug. I2-The opening up
of communication het\ve¢n Denmark and London, Newcastle and Norway, and Port of Holland and Harwich tends to confirm the belief that the
(German fleet has been bottled up.
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IWII SIII|IIl_l_il[lI]PS SUNK
O'["l AWA Aug. 1?.-“The lfoinbow
is soil' hut wc are afraid the little fel- lows are gone," was thnstatemcnt of naval ollicials today in reply to a Ban Francisco despatch telling of sighting two German cruisers near there. The “little ones" are the Al- gering nn'l Shearwater. These are two small sloops of war used for fishing protection. The find ng of parts of n British shin at seo gave rise to the fears that the ilainbow had been destroyed. Some wreckage was found ln theneiglrborhood nf the _ South Shore Life Saving stati0n. I
' IIINNEN IININCH IHMI
V S TRICT (lE_I\lSORSHIP
IEW XOR , _ |2_- I ' _ `
thi lsfrlrt 1.:el1{sor[lal‘l~lzD the Gr(f‘r\iil“.nnVuiEIZ
A n... ...nn .. ._... .-..._ D0rv||N/ITE sour/un if
sore' csluhlishrd in Paris nnd Lon- ____ $0", don have effectuullv held up German 1.01;Dr.\_ Ang. 1z_-The Tnnnn to- 3,, ‘ News. ln London verv little news.Vd:.;' publishes a despatch from Paris ` ,has hffrn received from 'Llcgo. Fight- 1 which éuystliat the report that Mon- ~ ini; still continues with Germans tcncgrins were occupying Mountl holding the town and the Belgians Tnrahosl and dominating Scuturi is
the Fonts. _ confirmed,
lartmfllt fMucsr forced the Her
and forthwith expended $240 for food as they were hungry. _
(Canadian Press.)
ST, JOHN, N. 'l‘., Aug. 12.-The
uf the city, Btljnilliflg’ the I. (.7. R. Ry. Station, containing 350,000 hush els of grain, several cars nnd the I. (‘. le. freight and train sheds, were burned this morning. The damage is
. esunnntea at one rnuunn dollars-
of the rlnrvian staff
THE TEMPERATURE
TIDE. MDON. ETC.
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P teh Foxy Rangh, F6n¢rBl B 4070-5-13M17l. .
'ms w|<:A'rus:u.- »Yerf_rrdsy'a
weather was In marked contrast with thnt nf the previous day, -being. con-
es for nnd thrvsteullls
i»o1vrnA1rs“”i>`1Jforos 'nuninoan
all silos Crayons, Pastels and oust. 'goaygg Portraits 7:1011 Trai; ss a specialty, (14130 T" Q3 mn 50 cts.) F. Younx. 73 UP°°§_20‘;,m __s¢_, onarl°**c*42‘_'P_<_, _ _ _?§§'_§;_._K_C.H_‘ ron sA1.E LARGE ll0USEl C0 ,,
House, Stafrlai I-len I-louse a samait work shop larS¢° °'°h‘*"‘l °‘ ru, 'Trees one of the best locnti0ll8 ll
' M Le n it t this svenlnz at 7-12
Mglifgngantrsl. Inquire c;f)61_¢=B_l;Mm. |“n'l(;hi;‘\:gr:gwS at 7.11; it rim to_
iio`i1T‘.a's`”`r6n ` sA'Ls A1' rnnmc
f 161,. day gt 4.5 . -
amen. Mrmberl 1°’ 'md lm t 10.35. NYM" °¢f°°*~ 9°” . lwflmfggrll Rgrflnaflll Zmlzllwiilrnsiin 2,, wednes- zatn Annum sl 12 "°h° ',,,,,,,,,1'nny, Ang. mi, at s.41 p. in. f fm_.vl‘¢\ll1*°'- 1"" mt "rilurnni I rar an quart" vl "N "'°°“ "‘“ hrs apply to Gaudet lr . M ,rhunday Aus 13 nt Htepm
séllrlem. . -~ ‘(fff'Mm' l rn°i»'1.n¢ui olknasi 'vm ia inur-
os fields etc teen hours and fifteen minutes. I' 1 '
Hfn'srll’|_ Lfnfment Cu _ A, .LV _
gay it was 67 li!!-1 it 9 D' m' 55`
siderably 0 . °
The hnghest temperature registered vesterday was 67 nes- “U0” ”°'°' being the rams nr the lowest' 'POM to whmh tho glass descended the Previous nlslllf- M 9 “" m' 7°'t"`
d°"i-l.n"l¢Tri7.f'lvil1 he lush this a"°'“°°“ B¢ 3,42 and tomorrow at 4.88; it will ne nina tomorrow mornllls Ht 3-19 and sntui-any nc 8.51- »
morrow mprnlng at 4.58 and-Bstub
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Nml\lTIioIgyewitch
NTKOLAI NIKOLAYEIWITCH,
Chief of the first Conscription of the Russian Army.
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ST. JOHN ELEIIIITOR
AND FREIGHT SHEDS
BURNED T0 THE GROUND
The elevator was worked last night
when 100,000 bushels of grain were placed on the Furness liner lfnplui- IIMIHDCV, bound for I-lnclnnd.
This is the first time the elevator
hns been worked since last sprinlZ» 'I`h'e elevator is supposed to"he guard- ed by police ns it is reported the
-uv-~v»--»w-\
From Russia With Karakule Sheep.
V A cnhlegram was received yesterday announcing that llr. O. C. Young, of Karakule sheep fame, had arrived at listocvliolm, _ .\‘weden,.frcrm Afghanis- tan. Dr. Young, who is .3 Russian, Icntered the Czar‘_s territory as one of lhls subiccts, with a view to obtain- ing A consignment of the famous Ka* rnhule sheep from Bokara. It was ascertained sometime nro that he. had been successful in his mission, hut it war feared that the outbreak of war would result In the Doctor! l\eing» detained as a conscrlpt of the Cnr. The reassuring cable of yes- terday sets all fears at rest; and Mr. J. Walter Jones leaves this morning for New York in order td receive Dr. Yolmg and his precious cargo when they arrive from I-Znrope, which they are expected to do In nn American vessel. ~
IIN. IUUIIIS ESCIPESI
llinard'a Llnlment Ourrs nheumatlsn-_
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from Col. Shnwc of the Dominion Pnlicr to have the Iufildini; ;;uurfIcd for fcnr of ucfinn hy fl0l‘Il"1L\ll Hill-“fl snpposr-:I in bn in the city. \\'lu-fhcr gunrrls were or were not pluccd could not lu' learned. No arrests have hecn made. The report is tlluf. the flrc was of incendiary origin.
Arch
treat _ _ y '- . g Germnns, and ft is entrenched and is resisting the massed German nttnchj The nd nnd the French hold the passes
-PARIS, Aug. 12-French and Bel-- (Canadian Press.) f ‘Elan armies are engaged in Battle Dlil,ll~lSEl..\', Aug. 12.-.\ despatch LONDIIN, Aug. 12.-A despatch with enormous forces that 'invaded ___ siys that on Herman officers cantur- from Nt. Petersburg: to the London Belgium according to official state- LONDON Aug_ 12__Dc.npat¢heB to ed by Lfelgians was found evidence Morning Post says thc w-ar news cun- ment issued by the War Office. 'I`he_th.e Times' from the Hague and that Emperor William had invited si-sts of mere scrolls of intelligence Ifrench came into conflict with the, through telegraph from Maastricht his Artillrry of.`.eers to dine with him rcl;,eu~lIing scouting but it is evident Germans when they attacked the en- ,Bent under yest9rday.s date ugreé 'in Paris on Aug. ll. ,that the Russians are steadili’ forc- virons of Givet inlthe department of ’ _ _ ` ' ' ' . _ ' Ardenrrcs. _'I`he War Ofiics states thaft :ga{hEhf,.0srtfsui'iieLi§;§ £wg§f;E;ess‘g:; l Colonel Rehington, military expert according to lts information this was ,comin (mel 'ind giving rise to tap W N of the Titres, has como to the con- an important engagement and thntllrihlo siéene yof bloodshed and 0fhem_ Iclusion that the bulk of the German French troops were pursuing the fne. *_ \, sdes atches the Gab I ___ ini-_mics is about to operate against Belgian ,md Germalgl nrrnes areflght-llsm' ‘ "0" gi _ H “ay H t t pAR1S Aug 12__M,,,.ti_.,] 1,,,“. is France, nortlmrard of Lorraine. and ' "inns we,” mi.) ni’ "ce _etoi B .to more r'ig,,m,,,_.|y cnfmced in this tlrit thot, well-organized zone of con-
slienm tu” Uris "cans he ci Y uit d." Th _,,'_hUrn_~£. , _ ._ cunti-;ltion, Rcichsland, in almost fn .proper nnd the defenders were gal- _ Y it Y~ , 9 -1 I 5 “VL PM ._ ._ _ . _ _
- . - .-_ t,u,|,“-ly ,,nx,0,,,, to prcvmt the UH, tuely aoimdoned to fnlvoi the ad
mntiv holdmg ngaubt' ulmom' com r - I- » ‘ - . Vunrl' fhrough Belgium
St,,,__t b,,mb,u.dm€nt_ capo gf important news .md flcqllcnt-,` .F _ '_ ‘ z V. ‘t l i
________ ly take the pl-cc,,ut,.,n of mpmug unch and -eri.:_.n sutpos s__.irn n
telephone wires calls, which are iiov\'l(`<‘“l1“5t ‘1i""i7 the ‘-‘nl-1"’ ""3 1"' M'
made only in French. It is explained Sim" “ml F"""ci' “rms "We _‘“`0l`l"
that insistence upon the uso uf lun-=“illll`U _ll_0llll *‘llCCC'55f\|l» _ 1\°`°¢‘l`d1"IZ T-0 guage familiar to Um pnlice has 1,00" an olllclul statement, issued hy the
~ by
I ‘ .' ‘ ' ai' o - " Y ‘il
LoNno.\'_ Ang.12,~'ri:n Peking cor- {’;’,°e°,f’,‘limfi§‘;‘;“,:‘?E;’L‘;f,°B,:_“ me “rift ,Gc,.,,,,,,,s hack to the \-,,,,,,,,, ;l,,;.,,,,, respondent of The Times telegraphs ___ inflicting heavy losses. A (icrlnan
as follows: | lhattcry of artillery wus captured.
"Replying to f'hiua's request, that -
the United Status and -Inpan use .
thfir influence to protect (‘hinn from ____ Y
the warlike activities of other na- _ , , 1 _X _ ltions. Japan stated that her atti- it 'B Unicmngy aliiingincltd The §H"§'h_ _-___ tude depended fn the result of the troops' “""m‘ ‘ mum” 1" w ie
(Cilnfmllnn Press )
-»---- ing then' why into German territory.
British campaign. 'I`l|c time was ripe ' " ' ' , " ' _ SUFIA. (Vid 1‘0“‘l0lll. AUX- 12-“f to consider Chinu's proposal " it mall °“"“l"y LU ""t‘e"t~ “m“““fhlI‘rcn.‘cr lllrdosluvcll unnoun~cc\l in the was sniff. Thn llnitrd Statnn 'nvoilnfl the “mill” WHS rnippul-¢_cd hv ,,,~tll1erY'.\‘ol\runic that Bulgaria wus deter-
coirmitting herself. . Fr°"f°h_ “vi”t°"F_,, iff? (°,""_‘"'“:‘ut5;_ mined to observe the strictest neu-
' _.__..__‘__. ‘"5 OW' 7‘°“9“ “'i""' ‘e""”‘. 0 ‘ frality und must take rnonsurrs tl,
nm disposed without paying thc -
wlnllus nuullu if so -----2
Le A32;?.»_€uf_§rnn_n_nr.l_l.<1A lu un u un
_ LUXDUN Au". 12 _with the m_it_ liar; and South Metz has been coin- ____ ish capturc of Togolnnd, the (if_‘rrn.an plgtcd IZY th” i»icrma1"s' }lRllS.\'I5i.S, Aug-,_ 12.-A bridge 'colonial possession in lllesfcrn Af- *_`”“`**’_ which the Germans were crossing was l'lC1, one of the largest wireless slufttrercll by the fire ofthe forts stations in the world has been nc- which had the exact range. The Ger- '<lllil'0<1- The illallt has ll mdius ff inmns attempted the assault “ith communication of 3,000 milfs. “Y nv;-T77 *__V_V_lg;mt_¢~_g\ll-ngl; ____a,_ll1lnAQ[_,t_hei1;__;deod
' -WTWAEWI "T()Tl'l()N, Aug. 12,- A despatch L0 _\-.src found directly in front of the
' Q 0 thc Standard from St. Petcrslnlrg hnrhed wire fences surrounding th I 0 says that a small Herman oirship forts. It is reported that ll;-incl; ` “ was seen nt Stowchowann, Russian William of liinpc and son were killed
~____ lPolnnd, on Friday. The occupmits, olmrginp: at the head of German H01
four German officers were killed. ldiers, and their bodies buried nea
LONDOA, Aug. 12.-.»\ despatch to -_---- the Fort.
the Daily .\`e\\'s from Rotterdam snys "*”*_-*'°"°‘*
that a Holland-American Steamship _ placed large store of medical nppli- `
ancrs and premises in the Hoof. of _.___
Holland at the disposal of the Dutch *___ lic-clrross with ,, special View of nscll Aiiiil'5lSEl»~\'. lily Way 0f1’lll`lSl~ ;-l~'l\‘[,\,<(;V /\n,_»_ 12,- Indications are in. th: cient of H naval ba-ttlc in Ug' 12"`I‘° 5°" “nys the G"""""' that .lnpnn \-.ill soon declare war on we North Sm ,munnn took $3,520 from me 1.-.n-,, |,,c,_,,,,,,,y_
__ ~»-.reasury unul lost flmce of Tongr\‘=~. ____________
slllrlitest fttcftion to the huistl' mpulsc me vwmtiun of hu frontiers'
sr. louu vguuniens
"|`. .?(ll»iN, Aug. l2.- Volunteers the uumhcr of 2,10 ure ull ready go to the front. The names were
lo Uftnwa today. 'They orc
fine nblc bodied men
I f"R(lWN PRINCE of Germany.
BIIIILE HIEINE
‘ARlS_ Aur_'. 12.- The biggest
I
‘battle of the war is v\~»\\‘ raging South of .\Iulhauscn, I|\ Akmrc, where the
French army was forrrll to re- fr'1m the town h nlvalivlv.
French Line of retreat. is cover-
Ffedevlch ' agggs the Vosges Mountains. War,
. <1
Ancuouxs rsrznsnrizn con.-I “W
ofllclalls here state the with-i nl from Mulhausen is part of
flenernl Joflres plan of Campaign, if
mnnller lu (Thief of the A\uu.rian'the forces. ‘ ly su
'a
German Army proved rumciicaxl- parlor, as it has done, nnd the
Y
V express confidence as to the outconm
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8
IIIIIIIINING IIEHIMIINI
INASIHISBUHG
PARIS, _f\ug..12.-'l`he crepe fes- toons which for forty years hung from the monumentof the City of Btrassburg, capital of Alsace, Lor- rnlne, which stands fn the Place De l.a (`oncorde, was torn down today and replaced by flowers and palm branches, while the tri-colored sash was draped about the figure. 'I`hs ceremony was conducted in the pres- ence of 2,000 members of the Federa- tion of Alsatinn Societies in Paris. M. Joseph Sahkoeuf, Mayor of tho Eighth Arrondissement, embraced the. statue, then addressing tne gather- ini: said: "The hour for revenge which we have prayed for unceasing- ly for forty-four years has at. last struck. The French' army is in Al- sace. The red trousers are again- .-.:-sn on our plains and mountains. The gay bugles of France sounded the charge at Altkirch and Mulhas- snn."There were not n few tears as |\'the speaker concluded. The singing of the Marseillalso followed by cheers 'for Iielgium, Russia and England 'ended the ceremony.
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Illll II. IIISINSI
LONDON, Aug. 12.-According to
`the correspondent ut Rome of the Morning Post. the relations between between italy and Austria ara |,e_ coming most strained. Italy dnmnul-1- cd an explanation of the bomhard. ment of the establishment of the pu. Illia Vonlpany nt Antivari, Montene- ZHFO. over which the Italian flag floats *nnd in which there were If,sllnns_
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IIIUIIPS MISSING
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l'O.\'ll0N. Aan. 12.-A anspnccu from' Brussels to The ’l`imes says lt is rumored there that the Germans are messing 'lu large forces on "tho"
‘ Dutch frontier. " Replying to questions the Dutch
minister to Belgium declared what". er happened llollnnd would maintain ,her neutrality unswervingly.
HIISIIIIITS BEIIUN
l3llU-*l>`El-Fl. Aug. 12.- nosuuuen
began Monday 'with engagement.; hn_ tween German and l’feu:fan Cavalry outbosts ln thc Hoilml.-x Distric' W~‘f=t of Lleze. on tue North Mr-e5
THE GOBENi\l\I_D BP'
1.f>Nno\`, Aug. 12.-'r ity llrld War office inform rave out the following: good reason to believe 0
cruisers Breslau and G ' fnlmn refuge in the Da S will he dealt with sccol
ternntional usage.
lunluons xursuifs
A German ucroplane He Iiiwzsselrz at n height of 2,r yesterday. Huurds fired several at the airship hut fell short. 1 r.-mint hlreenc, .\Ii1itnry uviatoi ini-clmni.-ian nnd Sergeant B. were killed at Netheravon tr when their machine collapsed over field,
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