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MTM sm - 0 u y t m N - r 4C ' i&unyj -a 7T r- Km f I - SALTLAl - -it-l!!' z 7' I -- r i U KB ' jBfe ends f 11 i w s ai-l Newspaper Medium ' j : ?BI jHHWMHa Mm JBBB jBBSg Em - Milil MH ''' NHMmQjI gggm WM X - 'i f r j j London " Cryptic Telegram to Says Paper Has Action StarteL f j Wt - " I -1 V & Invader ' ' Erigaemehts 71 A T etu ly P Belgium In I Indicate 1 J 1 K -i Tiiignmeni oj TROOPS RENCH ? forces jerman j T'HTT’Tl TWTT’RTZ’ A TYW dua TUT in xniKAinnw WAY ON 'Z A RONTIER 'TO TYC A C 'I’TYYTT’ T ai cako s j March in i i 4- jtrr Kaiser’s 1 Refused Belgium to Overtures JEkuMI London of most f way i Times after the heavy casualties emperor approached King Albert of Belgian of promised in recognition valor Holland and consideratetreatment of the Belgian populationand full respect for Belgian the if German troops right of Belgium would abandon her resistance and allow through Belgium These overtures the Times says were firmly rejected by BeL Aug 18 620 Germans incurred through the Belgium queen whicji a the m — According before the Liege forts to the t EaaMHafafeag: I I S the r terri-toryj Aug ’ a 330 18 m—The a Express says: “There between occurring in Belgium that a great battle is now rench allies and the Belgian and dispatch from Ghent indicates that the and that toric battleground of Waterloo are Brussels fighting events the ot Germans the in cryptic a a - the on his - Illi importance greatest rench l Sil has “The been left wing of has cover Brussels the direction of of the Daily in delay the Belgian advanced from Diest” accordingto Express Says The Daily the the ( Mail Monday progress since in the Brussels on LATE Page WAR BULLETINS correspondent - ViiVi7iii-'iiB ' PIVOTING point” the cor- Paris MOVE Aug BLOCKED 415 18 m — igaro from 2) to dispatch A I the a rench i' j ‘ ' " 1 aus1ansHnHT IGHT DESPERATE says that the battle in north is turning to the News War I I the Summarized IN MOSCOW London the TO According Belgians RUSSIAN BELGRADE GAIN CHEERS to Belgian being Antwerp bureau announces that any action whicii Germany will not extend beyond the Japan may take Chimi seas except for the protectionof Japanese shipping council has the British decided to exclude correspondentsI war 4 lie oriviBu lvuui u uuj rench from? the forces in the field and it is announced that the department intepds to take the same action and that pfobably war win oe oroerea our oi mat state war Correspondentsin Belgium The German® emperor the crown prince and two other imperial the great fortress of Mainz The princes are emperor’s denow at Dartiire from Berlin for the front has evoked enthusiasm in the has ! moved 18 were each station with dozen ENIPERO ft e com-pany in says the rench casualties the fighting between Namur and Dinant were heavy as the Germans were stronglyentrenched and their artillery at the outset playedgreat havoc with the rench The rench wing at Dinant had been badly cut up and nearly touted when suddenly the strains of the Marseillaiseresounded in the rench lines'and the men rallied With slpendid gallantrythey charged hurling? themselves on the German troops breaking through their lines and putting them tO flight J ’ - have its minister at nenin Brazilian governmentthenas instructedof those guilty of the punishment explanationsand attack by German soldiers on Bernardino Campos and his wife of the state of Sao who were reported to Paulo have! been beaten and forced across the Swiss frontier Vienna Several Austrian army corps according to advices from have! invaded Russia and the Russian advance in Galicia has been checked casualties inthe fighting rench Brussels' admits that the the Germans were strongly Namur and Dinant were heavy entrenched and 'their artillery played great havoc The British official news bureau says that the rench fleet in has the made a sweep up Adriatic as far as the Mediterranean sunk our Austrian warships are reportedto have been Cattaro have crossed the Montenegrin troops Bosnian frontier and occupied the town of Tohainitza after a fierce battle They are also credited ftvitli capturing eight Austrian blockhouses and several for ex-president Thousand' Men ifty our Servian Attack Corps With Warlike Action ConfinedSo Austrians by ar ’ Minor to j - Raids Across - Border m at The party the of stated that the United to place of States honor" and give Then in larger type was this note: tribution for publicationin papers solicited” “Redis- Ainerican Times contin- The ues : between J rontier While “These newspapersseem chiefljranxious to impressions: That convey two Germany is everywhere victorious and that American public opinion is favorable to Germany’s cause” INTO ADVANCE BEGUN OODSTU IN PRICES t Aug 18 450 a the The m — Russian! advance of army began Sunday according to the St of Petersburg correspondent the Times He says: Efforts Being Made “1 am permittedto stats that the! Y to Ascertain Russian armies began their general! N advance on Sunday tlie seventeenth’ day of the mobilization According! Rise in Cost of general Vessels i I Bombard Lovcen at I i To Anzei-ger The the enclosed newspapers must serve to destroy “the web of lies which a hostile press has over truth its Western the Attack London on August the railway was affixed and ‘‘The Returning Citizens riendly United States” spread Austrians of handbill a GENERAL ADVANCE RUSSIAN ARMY O — containinga the Lokal of a ENGAGED S U addressedto handbill The I presented packet a copies each packet 1 alleged to a ( capital Plea Aug 18 London 505 Times today states that Americans who left Berlin i asjk ' k 4MI i forces MONTENEGRINS Germany’s press against i to their to official '-ai Gorman ’ ’ Liege -Brussels been British The A dispatch from Paris to the Havas agency says — occupiedthe town of Schirmeck twelve kilometers(seven in Alsace twelve caissons and eight rapid-fire £uns pushed on to Mulbach and Lutzelhausen n minister the pivoting move southward undertakenby three of the German army at corps government defense I Hi i 17 1 the war blocked indi-ihut the of coining to London from war zone news firhtinjr has been iroine on alonjr the rench ccvprn since Sunday and the general trend of information indicates reports that the Brussels that the great battle has already begun the Belgiancapital Measures Germans are forcingtheir way towards of hastened and the seat of for the are KAGMENTS border BI have half mileS) a beyond Saals They took twelve field guns The french cavalrythen ’ of B Alsace in RENCH RALLY PUSH GERMANS BACK London Aug 17— A Brusselsdispatch to the Exchange Telegraph I I Aug rench troops and advantage of Advance 1 ' - Brussels Hi admiralty rapid The -1 German Plans Wrecked German attack at this Continued a army assembled in force Louvain to Bernard in 1000 Prisoners Aug 17 — The official press bureau of the Avar office ahd has issued a statement saying that rench troops in the course of advance alongthe valley of the Schirmeck have taken 1000 prisoners of the fighting of the scene last few days in upper Alsace tha official announcement continues shows the great destructiveeffects of tha fire of the allied artillery Trenches abandoned by the enemy are fillet! with dead and wounded “Sharp says:" morning Take London t to dispatch to m Our correspondent Germans advancing are Tell of German Victory Wounded London Aug 18 215 Berlin via Copenhagen and p m — German wounded who have arrived here tell of the battle at La Garde The fighting lasted The seven hours under a burning sun Germans were opposed by far superior forces strongly intrenched The German artillery fire was brilliant two specially dangerous rench batteries being quickly taken In the heavy fighting in the village the rench occupied all the houses and the church tower whence they fired rifles and The! third revolvers shell from the German artillery demolished the church tower and tha village was captured by the Germans in a flank attack giving the Gfennaa victory cavalry complete rench fled but The many of their men were taken prisoners HSBrjM little progress” in A is Daily 120 ' Aug 18 125 The German Berlin Aug 17 via Copenhagen and London in — Belgianshad so government in a note to the Belgian government intimated that the in the taking Brussels would government after brilliantly proved their honor arms that be conflict between Germany willing to conclude any arrangement compatible with the Belgium as speedily as war conditions permitted The and and would evacuate rance Belgian government replied on August 13 again refusing the German proposition Aug 1 situation -Germans giunj LONDON doubt 4: official p m — An statement says continues good We are making methodical prog-"in ress upper Alsace The German forces are retiring m great dis-‘ others towards the east Ttiis is order some towards the north proved by the enormous amount of shells wagons provisionsabandoned The Germans also lost much more heavily in this region than we at first thought This is proved by the number of bodies found We are making the same progressin the valleys of Sainto-Marie and Ville Our troops strongly based on the Danon position are matching down the valley of Bruchc towards Strassburg Everything goes to in this region show that the are completely disorganized Our troops are gaining ground along the line of Lorquin Adondage and to Marcal We have gained ground varying from ten twenty Belfort to all along the frontier from kilometers(six to twelvemiles) Chambrey and have establishedourselves in both Alsace and Lorraine Paris The I Rhine to iriftyryfr v--jNffii5 - L Gains Report Steady I ikviej Alsace of to (By Special Cable The Herald-York Republicanand the New World) riOME Aug 17— A correspondent I 1’ ’ IX ! of the Corriere d'ltalia Nish at received in milltarj’ circles to news the rench be considered! may army to have already reasonably achieved a strategical victory Thereis good believe that the German reason to left flank has been turned which! no doubt will compel the Germans! to desist from their turning movement around Liege the exertion of strong! (pressure on the Austro-Hungarian! and German borders from this side at least a week earlier than was (’supposedpossible will undoubtedly! discouragethe enemy in their tack on rance” ' - at Buffalo Cause Taking Chicago Steps of ft Supply to ood lour ft Cost at J wires that the biggest battle of the far as Servia is concerned is progress near Belgrade The correspondent says that 50000 Austrians attacked four Servian army corps Sunday and that the battle was still in progress today The losses have bpen very heavy on both sides but the Servians claim an war now I so in I ! -“Moreover advantage Belgrade is still being bombarded by the Austrian heavy guns and a good of the portion city is at-1 I LUXURY ’ I-canal ’ -J- Chicago municipalmarkets com-ft after a public session attended societies ft by representatives of civic Aug 17 leagues and WASHINGTON Additional headsof all city — special agents of the department departmentssent a telegramtoas! iColonel ift Gbethals of justice were asking information to tha H dispatched today to Cleveland ProvidenceBaltimore Pittsburgh methods of maintenanceana operation’17 and Buffalo to assist in the employed by the subsistence-department of ! ruins ip Chicago Aug IT The UnitedStates government’s experiencein supplying food at cost to reslderfts of the Panama zone was Department of Justice Receives Invoked here today td-1 help the city solve the increased cost Many Reports on Creation of living problem BECOMING SUGAR I of The ArtificialValues mission “ -women’s ’ ! London Aug 17 — In a dispatch from Cettinje Montenegro the correspondent Reuter’s of news agency says Montenegrin STforces have been 17 Emper-or for Aug engaged Is — the last two days with a strong Nicholas and the members of the the canal zone investigation of the increased of the Austrian troops in The received by an price of The Commission also asked ColonelfA London Aug 18 510 neighborhoodof Gravho The Montenegrin Imperial family were foodstuffs of all Goethalsto informthem bywlre of theftthe Tinies at casualties in dead and wounded immense crowd on their arrival today Berne United States district attorneys prices the government is nqvr charging in over the country have begun inquiries Switzerlandsays: “The Germans have were forty-five 16 the Moscow accordingto a dispatch all staples and''' in places grand juries already meats and vegetables On August frontierAustrians attacked cetved here tonight by the of Bruzellier Reuter and many milk burned the town and the of are at work At Buffalo John L western Montenegro commissidh also telegraphedtoi all its factories the from Krivosljfe to at the Telegram district The blown up reason Grahvo: same company O’Brien the attorney will President time expressing- gratitude! time vessels the the streets' special efforts ascertain the Wilson alleged being that the Austrian bombarded The correspondentsays to inhabitantsMontenegrin the promptness with whichl 7 position at Lxjvcen of fired on a German patrol Moscow were lavishly decorated and csrtiseof the rise in the qost of flour All the people tempted to bring relief from kinwar-? with frantically cheeringpeocrowded red Robertson district attorney at of the town required to reg were pie All the church bells in the city reported today that “the Topeka Kan Resolutions were adopted- ordering1 and as the imperial party passed of ister” O rang wheat going unusual circumstance the establishment of at leasftvn-municipal streets priests came to the through the down on the market and the price of TO LIVE IN doors of the churches markets in the most Ithlckly' Barred stood out prominently carrying ikons flour goingup has City Populatedsections and recommending and banners in the Kansas daily newspapers the to the jf The Daily London Aug 18 — A dispatch a special ordinanceby! London Aug 18 320 a for several clays past” He is inves passage from Reuter Telegram Milan to company which punish combines!pools aridi Mail’s Copenhagen corespondent says Austrla’s Delay atal Delta Serra has tigating says the Corriere trusts which have 18 taken advantage of' London Aug 335 a m-— A St A flood of letters reached Attorney the the German staff has refused an accountof in Belgrade conditions war to raise prices in Petersburg dispatch to the Daily Mail General McReynolds today from voluntary to allow consequenceof the bombardment says: James II Wilkerson United! States newspaper correspondents of that city by the Austrianson correspondentsregarding the district attorney said witnesses with the Only the general staff MThe inactivity of the Austrian army in food prices A army the opposite banks of the Danub'e Brooklyn be called before the Wednes-’ is widely grand will be permittedto give out news of and deserted claimed to have specific The streets are commented on by the Russian qay Informationwas revealed to''me’“$ that the packers there the operations sayg the article and the people of the must be are newspapersbutTheir army “that ha's led fully mobilized all reports agree rapidly are living in cellars increasingthe prices of fresh today” believe th that there has been coijspiracyp1 German aeroplanes with their town that actual shrapnel shells are' falling warlike action by the Austrians The in meats notwithstanding an unusual art the part of have been confined corporationsto accordingto Berlin the city in the last wdek As yet to crews’have been lost minor amount of meat in cold storage in New take advantage ofmany the war situation raids across the frontier hasbeen done the property York dispatches Three military chauf little but' damageshell “My conferencewith falling on the Central a “The newspapers remark that Austria’s Canners protested against the day was brief feurs and one officer have been shot in their report Electric hall works- put half of delay greAtl favors- Russia in the price of A large by sentries at sugar Munich becausethey the town in darkness The stables of each day gained renders the would indicate a 'conspiracy ‘conspiracybibur west firm wrote that the refiners would middle inquiry shall be fullfailed to stop when challenged the royal palace are in ruins Up to of Austrian success more their joint "Prosecuted re “by system of- selling est’’ the present fifteen citizens have been mote their f product through certain brokers killed 'while '‘The Bourse Gazette says that Austria’s have the public at their mfircy" many others' have been RDUCfel W'Ir rH A A5 injured delay is probablydjue to the district attorneyin Teias reported 18 The Brussels Auer '17— sks in Lbndon Aug a m — The correspondent'ofthe of that granulated London’ Thewa'f Reuter changing the position sugar had risen fr?m surance of the Reuter Nish Serviaoffice' effective tomorrow ’will correspondent Telegram company at troops- because of unwilling M 60 to 50 per hundredweight-since' the rate on cargo’ insurance-Xrom-four on Page Column 1) (Continued oh Page Column (Continuedon Page Column'3") 1 on Page 1) Xrgni-fqur to three guineas per cent Town " PETERSBURG Punished 1 nationwide detachment ' I ’ a m— correspondent ' villages I- II I I I i I i Io! ! re-I The British naval and military movements arc still shrouded in mystery rench official reports assert- that the JTeh armies continue I in their march Alsace where many guns are said to have forward been captured from the Germans as well as many prisoners and the Alsatian infantry regiment which is now on view standard of an at the 'rench war office St Petersburg reports successes by the Russian troops over the where an Austrian dragoon regiment is Austrians on the frontier ! saidi to have suffered severely in a sabre engagement A German dreadnought is reported by the captain of a Dutch He asserted on arriving steamer as having been put out of action lying in the harbor at Trondhjem in Holland today that’ she was INo confirmation has been i severely damaged received in official uft quarters i British battleshipsare reported to have chased two Austrian' our cruisers from Antivari where they had established a blockade The standard of the famous Death’s Head Hussars the German to have "been regiment is said captured by the cyown "ft -prince’s ft" ‘ - ft' -'f ’ -for ' ORCES BELGRADE CELLARS Correspondents m— - 4 received -general : ‘ advance -would! correspondent iru-formation -jury -silent- he-said -ffle’fo'ft Two ‘ n cil 1 a 4 L r 4 4- L 1 ! r 5 - t ' ‘ A ' ! the-’packers to-1 increase -’Nothing- because -the ‘ of received information of of troons -Turkish It is said the town rd a-oins? Greece has threat-? to-tn to-tne - Order Them Away : ’ r necessity 2 T herfrontier - 2t- A t r ’ -of Tele-(Continued ” 3 J if 1 -reduce : ’ 2 ‘ jj he-at-r I BOMBARDMENT PEOPLE 9 ft - possibility ( -tbrouirh-Bulcariaii i ‘ j direct i -"'Belgians 'J ? Dispatches saying Greece had territory 'TiARnfp are? published in Copenhagen similar ened'io take measures fGreece -on j (Continued 9 Column |