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EPTEMBE
rd, 1914
College at Home
faousaxsds of ambitious young.
3i
nuts are fast •par' g irs 4
*heir own homes to ocoupy_luc-
,• lestIvs pc►,sitimm ,s sa. steno rapar- ?
toga tejlegraph
givil rsersanta in fact' eyarry
,• i,eee of '?bueinea?s aotivitiea,.
Toru cney . iai, h et College it r,>
sou az WishP osit'oie uar
tqd, Enter Orel 3e any elaay.
3ti vidual. instruction.. Ex- ,g,
rk, teachers. Thirty' Ivaa
r e Ira ea
t t '
i r'a..
Pnadel. Seven crane,
eeie rami o for, teachers.
'sated with Commmereial Ed,
lona) A semee1ation a Canal
Stammer tool at Famous Spot
baa 'Bueine, Cral a ;'FLondos...
NO VAMATION
Clinton $usznessCollegs
BO, SPOTTON B. F. WAR
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0` n4/I nage yuan irrms>r, sdb tq rata
by sense ' Zug for your, daily
+tep ee at this - office.
rives leo for F aneelr sa «int
AND
Weekly gear
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clave Pretty ;Hair
THICK SOFT FLUFFY AND NG,
DANDRUFF -USE PARIS
IAN SAGE
If your hair is losingits natural
color earning out and splitting, or
lacks that enviable -softness, glow and
beauty, do not despair -;pretty hal;
is largely a matter of are. If it is
tee thine make it green If it is rsb
and ax brittlesoften it up -lubricate it
if you have dandruff it " is because.
the scalp is too dry and flakes.: elf
Freshen up the scalp evith Parisian
Same -all dandruff disappears, falling
n,lair and itching ng kead cease, you
bait
is da
ably beautiful),
Feau( a
'Parisian, a sage, sold Tay W. 8. Cole
and at all drug .counters, is just evitat
e'en, ?teed --,a large bottle costs but
50 cents, It surely makes the 'hair
lustrous end seem twice as abundant
You eannot be disappointed in Par,
isian
Crediton
The )issee 'earl flaistk .lana Hoitra-
an,, Vera. 4oltzmm en aid Madeline
Y.
t'i. TA terattending
r € rd e7
eta,. " .
Convention ae Sebt'ingatle ... R A,
Mr. and dire, Ben Bieber and family
nd a iss Gertrude F.iltzet' of Ubty,
Marla., Feta, for their benne Wednesday„
Ir ; George Bedford sPtes il4iiaa Cxreta
ft for thew home in >S. cer'nin Monday.,
r. ant w Vidor Bertrand of o.
tarp Bch., wee tine guests eat
.4arait Aerai'aeed for aa, ealeille dap
iss•I..eteklater.indA ,? atdmlenbaave
hunaged nag teacher's of the Pete
d.
el M. :Berle Eilber are spent
woke at Crawl Bend.
Mrs. 'heist Hither and Mies
her oaf•' ar,ichwere ,tba,guest,
Mrs/. WO, Wetreek Stieda r
veita of nepeoll preeehed, in
aggemile el ()burial S'auday morn-
d eveuius;. `
ATr
and Aura- Berk Bertrand and, son
Lottie. who have beep visiting at the
iaormte of Mrs, Sarah Bertrand ltaa'ece re-
turned tetheir^laa,cie to Detroit.
Mee Leona JI`inkheir er is attending
Qa igh Scheel at Exeter.
Mee; Jobe ilber who Minae been visit
g t'tierads iso B aero a'r\, hutob., returee
Monne" on Friday.
Melvin, Braun le sat,tenditag Bu
(%allege at. Chatham,
to and Mrs, (haslet Baker who
era visiting at tho lwme of Air,
eft for their' home est len.'
sma
F area
Allay night
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eetory
1 Telephone Com
n to print a nen,
etep1un s• Pireertory
WESTERN QST,
ho contemplate twee
ul scribers, or thou who wish.
ea in their tateeenu entry tslioulal
laSir orders with. the Local I1lan-
onca to mourn insertion in
►nnectnz Companies
1 e1 ohm report additions mud
'es in these list of Suhsarilmelr.
er to local,utnnetger or to the$pec
al gents department, Montreal.
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&11%w fl.IL
ons accident happened
1a,srn raieing of Mr, 11. Wade,
tVilliares on Saturday efteru000
'on which Alr, L: Paloa was
ing gave away, letting him fan
o else ground a1tou't t wenty feet
retow The beam fell on him crush -
is shoulder very badTev and it:
reared that he Is hurt internally.
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As an inducement to new .ab-
-ttwribers twenty- itie cents wm se-
=tire the Tithes from now until ,the
and dP the year. Send your order in
Early and :get the full benefit of this
Sbig cut i>: rates.
Te' ;GA/NS 40 POUVI:JS IN 40 DAYS
;Remarkable results of the new
-ern "issue Builder Tonoline Tablets
In M1.a,ny'Cases of B tri Down
' Men and flernmen:
Trove it 'yourself by buying a boa
'f '.I"oroline tablets now.
+ 'es'3L'y George, I never saw: aay thing -
. able The effects of that nese, treat -
J, Arent i'onoline 'Tablets for Buildicg
of weight and lost nerve force, It
;acted more:like a miracle thaw a
emeitic&se, said a n•.ell-known gentle
-
Oman eester•:Iay in; speaking of the' ae-
vdamtion -that had 'taken place ir;; his
vonditien. '1 began to thick There Was
othing on earth . tha't could make me
:tat' .1 tried' tonics. digestives. heavy
Besting,' diets • milk, beer'. and almost
everything else you could think of
ekoy man -or woman who is trait: can
;(restore- normal weight by=the best.
anew treatment, Tonolite 'Tablets 3
Shave, been thin for years and, hegar
.to- think it was; natural' foe me to be
haat way. Finally Tread about 'the
;tae narkable process brought about by
ffte use 'c,E ''oaoIirme Tablets so, 1 de-
-faded to try myself Well, ,when 'S`
=hook• at anyself in' the mirror' now ' 'I
;think it is somebody else, I+ have put re-
turned her
ran Just Ecrty pounds during'the, Ia+st
e parents Mr,'and Itlrsr`Schrenq: iu 8t.S'X.
lrei.'`y days and never felt stronger. Josephs,'.
oreoline tablets ere a powerful in- Miss Emma Cunningham has later
rs1'raeea to nutrition increases cell- ! ed Lo her borne ice llderton.
,'lavtie, icod, increases the` number I\iisses Kathleen ltharphy and Ethel.
sof”blood-corpuscles and. as a +aiec asary Lynch epont Sunday at the home of
s"esulb• builds up; nriuscles and oeI d ea•s, eraeOarthy eft, 'Clarmel. .,
21ealthy 'flesh -and ravads oat the ti-Infieses Agnes Schrenon acid Ella,
: •sasc - Griffin of St. Joseph's' are the guests
of Mrs,Dougal' I<Ielsaac.
For women who cal never appear Misses Loretta Glavin` avid Ma'y C'ai.s-.
{ „ tyiish in enything'tees weer eeeru,e ity of Detroit visited- at tEre home of
ea% 'their thinness, thin - rernarkabie '.floe. Ileon h. c his •week.
lfxaatment may prove a reveler ar et. Miss 31 n i=e bherritt of Greenway
rd beauty maker as weal is a• rarna kk'rs to Leach in Shuplaa ccbool tier tern,,
taltz3r and nerve strex;gtheser To- eThe Peri>ils and.pcolile w re del.gghted.
u t e 7 71[t sl taletets cost $1,00 for a 50 day !tit Miss Cabers _s .rreteri .
h. ;$ atid#ee t at -drug gist• or•mailed .by • •- •p Cr i xzaerican Proerietary, ten ;3ost•ori, 19 t `.le {
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Item keen a►t•
tcsago;
lira« ). Etlwba •els a? tsltt lzte#t weeml
r sister ttlrk, b. A 1ersoo o'
Batton.
fa' ";t'lmonas rena•iee tensa been o
list for the last few
e. 4V illtitixrt Jaques; ~: islt d'd her sawn
ales at Stratford liras week,
Now the time to mow your wheat
end be up among the first. lir. F,
Its sowed Wheat on August.28tlm.
t. John Herdman. intends building
asswlmnnse on his new farm north of
mvale.
W. Horn intends ptmetng some
tents to his residence.
Pamrkinsan disposed of one
tttat'ses last week.
errs, W. Pent'ice were the guests r,f
e.. D..Ilielle lust. week.
} E E X
ER T-IMES
ICIRETO;
Or the rvenicg of the L-t'thn of A"rs,-
tilt the Paeriotie Gurdon party ender_
the auspices of the Kkrktoa Library.;
A 'ot
sb is iron and the 1'YonaeR's .rust+,-. f
tute swas hold on Br, Campbell's lawn l
The weather wee delightful andhe'
attendance large, all report ane ,`o - t
able time. The betautirel r1 b `
gz•aizada,
were profusely decorated with flags
tied beetling and illuminated !
wall!
t hi es
n e la'ntear=s area eaYox•ecY, lights,
l)uriug the serving of ice omeana and
other refreshments, the Kirktoa,
brass band enlivened
witie Seal.t all the eve*mmtn
L sd'ILctigrAS,
err, Samuel d . Iigt
mkla' was as cltaa"Lanazz
and hod a lengthy pro ram. before
him, Short and appropriate addresss-
ses were given by Revs,. In JC A;urto;t
and le. t Itoyaat, £ eadia s by Dliss
3ledd of Wiinebelsee who delightedag
her hearers with time selection, `s
Siege of Lack/Jaw" and efees lLux-
worthe of Ahea College who brought„
forward in on irris stible umaneer ars,
gunzents it/ favor of 'Woman's sazf€-
rage. Fleaeiug mann syncs were re -P-
tiered byails-sea Gladys Shier and telex
rlae','ke
y> Patriotic 4amPt;A, ea-erePv,,.
en by arra, Short, Dless's 'Will ale.'
Harold Pent Chits, A. Cagle. anal
itardolph Davie ,l° /programme
tae
was 4
wn
tI
i? by 0 CaP saatug by 0.1i.
double quartette and closed with 1
"Rale Brit=anera,>a aril time +ta'tio .. G
themmz ma :al _ Ane
4 sora of thenlis To all who ;a
toetrahemted to the had
naa,t:ed amid seconded byaAizrr, ti.-twO.
1xcrltd Geed 'err, els, Moore respective-
ly eu e3»lealtl of the T.ibra xy Ileerd, pad
the Women'e Institute, 114e 2ar4),'
cows which were aminserd`t of $7'1' we're
eremite, ttarhdsd lettweei> Un ldhrr,ryJ
13ocalel, and the Peirrotie Pmmelle
nd l
•r to be Irensmitted lh_Toogli
0 1n +titlitt
:eel/ie./liner meeting of t#m. Feria'
as capon a lostitutd' was held, et:a
sat' Airs, Ire liarsbm;atl
ay aarteruoete Tie smrbjeolr E'
loses in 4aICit7t«tl life" tekeo
.Toner.
f., Kittle of Listowel, Pie
Lary for the Connate of Perth.
era has lare lar the tete nehil rate
tuesha d tai shp ieterests of the'
eeneciaa Tedatlteranee Act preached €a
lentil t ,evraatoaa in slat, Aetlaadisp
en osa.Sunday evenieg tea as Bate; ». }
hal a tareciative eougreg anion, iu lea t 'h' g a^amgg
The Private
Executor
seldom gives the -best of his
time to an estate in his care,
therefore it frequently suffers.
si
Estates 'it' V
aeb dissipated
have -been ed s, pa ed
through, inefficiency, e lee
g
and sotnietinxes actual dishoAe.
e ty on
s Y the art of private lnT ..
dividuals .acting s exece ter e
This strong, soundly man-
aged Trust. Company is always
Available, never ill, /lever
away. Its offcerr are expert
in the management of eetatee.
The faithful exeeution
trusts is their one concern,
twezrtsamlt tee regarding
:? the
leeeelling of ero°ar estate. All
inferno -Oen. esaeerfally earn,-
ished.
The LondonWestern
Trusts Co Lf
s.
demand Ste
pea s„urea Meyer
tit
art. Ila
t hared
t► heats
army .utetr.niog'R T.
lintered, .and the -a
ken off,
An excitieg'
2,X0 Saturday a
remail driver oar \A,
from delivering
fee) brAlto looser
qt caul; stetted t
striking iAil u
tog 'alae meted
bOree Arae iF
era: the hie
le erveetingdiscover
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RUSSE,LDAL
Miss Brook sand 3Ie, Ie?ville , of
Exeter, ,spent Sunday at the hornet' of
3IS and • Ir, George3l di1e
> Dl a,el €,
3liss Viola Clark ee pending a few
weeks sial friends in Stratford.
3Lss Mary Dug_ on of Windsor, ,i -
at present the guest ad the 'lioPi;i o
air sand Mrs, E, Co!quhoea.
Misses s itilv'ia Thorne and Loti se
Levy., of Mitchell also, lluth I. a=ria
of 'tonal-, pada N. Y. v, . e ;,nasty- e 1
Orchard Grove on Sanday,
Mrs, A. Morrison aand family
l<ats.
5
t•
.r ••= a Ji,zs
of it c..ford :1laa, o . z,
sltexding a few inoa Ins bene. ev t ,
6
s e u ° rY f'o
art n3
d left ora T a. .m r c.
'f art t a y
t'a
eats,
e rn l3a tic;
o _Aa o
to . mn
r
tgees
mx 'wee iz a s
I 13rau of Gaelph c
n
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F
of nC,s friend 3?r, Ernest toe lento~
the week.
War Notes
A• ear coati of vegetables and 'rent
a « s sent °to the camp;+ gat Valcat•t,:r rr
on I'rxtlay last by the Bea' rdle
lrreit Oro►vera ,.Ssoeiat,on,
The Dreeeele 'touch tat' t
nee laasaieute made 0, canvas of t4
wo and rieloity l e• week" AO gam
ed An X2-'.5 for the esteltial .strap;
the enneauaateement' an a ar kit
erkey is utiles to paeticipeee la the
aI411a«{pas# war 'as a 1, i11 T a?a' 4ieetetea,i'
stria against. Ramie natal. ' rttn-;
0 (lee imperial ika'm
s;s will he
sat f ober 'o
lil.tir' ; 'kfz ;tutioata;+ a'
as ran the at the eit1, of
rotra tk'd cabiner rnta'aioa Weenie
dna',
yeti,)' oi' sip,' .iistliau
they lEadiaea9 lot
Fif#lla5e4 1 a« 3s a ilj (# ,aizl ' rf tt'
eomraia:ac,
tate 9,
NOWTROOPS ENGAGED
Big Battle Between k ieuse and
Rethet Still in Balance.
0
'tenet, IVa. Office Says (leen
Advanee Is Being Sunil or ty
slstetl r3etween, Verditn acid 3ies-
r
iez•es-- z^Pagr'€:sy of (derana?.= Right
WingaB• •-
. groes fillies to Drop ,3<asl,
---Victory at River Oise.
A.Is "
l' I Sept._ „'
t, l `
following p. le -The IoSs f`:
a
,IAC ey
g
.& $ S`tazc?P;<Eltt 'wee d.'.SateaY by $h : +'
a•
a'ar
(Mee last-eyetang`,
.a'I bs situation, in general, is: ac-
uity as follows:
"First. to i ose s eel 'i3A t. orraiee,
meet tee r e as ir.iner a'm, our foI'mes.
Im'011 lied taken. faze of;fensiwe at the
eglAtrain of the opetratioos anal
^then etre nneaay outaid0 of our
fere, atec>a'wa#4a Underwent eerie
eb Melee, 3 efee g`a,rrebler. end
l
lre region ih .
f rP
g la
'drat e where
, der
ed' eerl; Mid de!eneive
ear;ferees were obliged to tali
pend to ret"orna.. arm rasa Ceapr
741:.44 late otiaer dR t e
THE PRO.,OL 4.
no we lzl e w1nte
Are 'a tour tush
Or in dean earnest,
Then, as o r
F
woiaid We
F
Cenci it i,ik ri
Trade it tea Weather
her
Not so eKeiti ,d,
rs t t e
weather
could hay a, choS
Are we etrrertitlreil
"r 4 e ii-2i ara1x 1Q11,)97."ess.
Or a b e realm$
Wt.en we dee ft
Sancta n at£c:retpt.
l.Try eoaid not Spare Itf'
l"# Is so
o, saya4 rife fabia.
Pat ' elO wo >Ybnn f
Whens are 4t3
When 'no: 'ce •tom a:
It is a cae
Flaying a ;a1 et
P.znart flea' su :^. eel
tzt1 , w aterr,
e:W.
a eta charattprot
.f^ a n' err.
RIM It
eo elm rage`
tianalWar
I_.
t lea 14ir3six.
rr
ar
aasweDg uie *ydg i 2 Moe t
' 'laic attack arrlkttltatsass
gale, ult'llnugll
war or sieges. mss
peered is ieetmlodlatiely
0
am thie Peet
0 men vi
he Fre
Loa t
Tee tee
Burou
D. Wilson nod I
teed Irmo e visit
mid Bend a r.d Stanley.
• Olive Wilson of Port Bur
Tog 3ifse gait!). Eaglieb.
M'elde w/th Mies Mitre
• abSV.11ce or Rev,. J. Cook who
on his hol:dtevei Arr. Geo.
eonducted the aerviCe the
church on Snaday
ceptable manner
e D. D. Tbouipson and secs Har-
old and Roy Called on relent/es here
last week euroute to Ttwoord„
'Miss Nellie Murray v'slted 'Diem
n Tholford last week,
Everyone iS planning to attend the
niverenry services in Grave reel--
WAY
B.N Tele
John D. Bee/lotion left aet week
ever& of oer young people left r New York Cite.
ueeday t oeneage in their neer stud it 4 Ernie Stecey or grilles, is home,
etarted at the Stratford Collegiate -"rs, -"" '°f neachvine has been
insietute; Gordon Morley went to
LUC:VI High school to reennie his stud-
ies; Nelson Squire is taking a course
at tbe Stratford Business Celldge;
Clarence Millson has engaged weth
Charles Bales at Ormaton after spend-
ing the Summer there /earning the
barbering.
Wm Tookey has engaged with 'Wm
Morley for a year on the farm.
School re -opened on Tuesdry with
the former teacher Miss Teeney Powe
at her position,.
Anniversary Services will be held
here on Sunday Oct_ 4th. 'morning
arid evening. There will be no foul
supper here this fall as the trustees
haye decided to ask for a thalik offer-
ing instead_
Our Pastor leaves this week to take
a few weeks 'vacation. During his
absence the services will he conducted
by 3. Wright next Sunday; David
Johnston sr, on the /3th, and the Rey.
E. G. Powell the Zth,
Mr and Mrs James Sinclair who
were here during last week visiting
the letters sister Mrs Geo_ Parkinson,
returned 'home on Sa.turday.
Mr Frank Crew and sister Cora of
Merlin, 10fr Lloyd Kennedy of Col-
chester, Miss Netta Hodgson of L am-
ington and Miss Marion Coatsvvorth
of Romney motored up and spent
from Saturday to Monday the guest
of Miss Bessie Morley.
Mr and Mre, Frank Parkinson spent
Sunday here with relatives.
ISHIPIKA
Misses Maggie and Lacy Patton
were 'the, guests. of Mise Ethel Lynch
on Tuesdey last.
N r, Thomas Spickeat has Tel arned
to Detroit after visiting lxis grand-
mother Mrs, McPhee,.
" FOR FLETCHIER'S
the guest of Mrs. /Siitheriend.
are guests or Zfre„ Z. Sutherland.
Miss Mary Hagen or LondOn, is Vis-
iting at her latune,
Miss Hattie l‘tcQueen has -returned
froM a visit 'with friends in Water -
Wes. Caldwell and LlOyd Stacey left
last week for Memkolea and Toronto.,
errs. Careol, .ot Beat -beide has been
'siting hex mother Mrs, Stfthery
Airs, Charles Chapman of Berrin ts
visiting her pareets err, and airs
Oliver Geiger of the afolsons Bank
Staff Waterloo, has been here for
holidays with ids parents.
, The joist _tor the town hall hes ar-
rived. frhey came from British Col -
Mrs, Harder who has been visiting
ber sister elfrs, Geo, Dick Tor the past
month has returned to her home in
Miss Be,sSie Urqubart has lett to
the Bion College North Carolina.
Palmer sr. has Goan:7 tete tone
or onion, ,Sett -s. Ile has bad some good
erops during 'the past twenty,y ears
but Una one surpaese,s them all.
a short time tbe (Ella/mut fairs
will be on and it is hoped that the
people mill not allow the war sptrit to
interfere svith their success -
routo an
Itet
pt:twiti4i0ottt-s::::v,r, 1114
rt inere
war
ed are I la
bout tik
Canadian
Aortal
Exhihitio
Acres of Alantinecturee
Eshiblts by the Provinces
Exhibits by Dominion Cover:Inlets
Exhibits by West Indies
Grenadier Gnarl nd
Dragoons' Afusicul Ride
Auto -Polo Matches
Circus and Hippodrome
Dozen Shows in Single flour
Boy Scouts' Review
Canada's Biggest Dog Show
BABYLON
Greatest Oriental Spectacle
ever presentee) on Continent
Paintings from England, Scotland
United States 2tui Canada
Educational Exhibits
Goods in Process of Making
Athletic Sports
Aero -Hydroplane Flights
Grand WatereCarnival
Creatore's Famous Band
Score of other Bands
Dozen Band Concerts Daily
Chesapeake and Shannon
Biggest Midway ever
Peace Year Fireworks
laternationai Peace Tattoo
10 Bands 400 Musicians
Aq. 29 1914 Sept. 1.4
TORONTO
Stretch Fence—Lift Wagon Boxes
Here is a powerful wire
stretcher. winch also comes
in litandy every day lifting
beatryloads. Two practical
tools in one.
Jumbo
SafetyHoist
rand Wire Stretcher
Enables one man to change
wagon boxes. stretch wire and
handleboavyloads easily.
It elevates, lowers, Jocks
and unlocks. with one rope
only— holds the load at any
point. Heavier the load.
•tighter the grim Jumbo-Ca-
Theoulyboistwithadiust- 400 lbs. to 4 tons. at ritice4
ablesafetylockforvatrus from V..00 to V.00,
sizes of" rope. -;f
.1ttorna wet or groa,534 one
IlEAIVIAN
5
he money a
we
poesible." announced 'Sir
tea eedien :Northern viee'l
*aticouver Wield ha.
Victoria to ranter with premier 3
bride. Ile NO)'S that the company has
„Mee thousand men employed Brit -
h teolurnia and will keep them at
111 „trhilwa., Wee funshed brad.
tee ewe wall at
.kn'td of avec month,
War Summary
Continued from page 3.
and atilt they have lea n
antrilien t he German at tine
eloselle and aleuse. It. is 41
line or, the eteuee, that th;
has bcgun. The Germait stale pro
hahly holds riiglitly, for it would to
daugerous for its mites, in tha earth
ilritieh :tries whieh bars its way
:veto) arid conlider.t. occepy
linos of tbe Meuse and Moselle, from,
Mezierts to the Swiss frontier. The
great defensive bine of the eestera
and Northwestern frontier is uribro.
ken and its forts /intact. Eialer
these circumstances, 'the Globe belig-
ves that the Germans will seek, to
do again what they -did in, 1870-de-
et.x•oy or ehut up in some, ifortress the
French Yield armies ladore they pro -
Students or Military History will
remember that in August 1870 after
Baeaine and his army ot the eloselle
the town had been isolated ..by the
German armies 'the Empearor Napo -
near the afeuse, urged t• hat Mae-
dition. At the same time from the,
Ministry of 'War in Paris came ui gent
not abandoned area that McMahon's
army go -to the relief or 'Bretz. Mac -
Mahon yields to the plea or war min-
istry ane set forward upon the march
tlat ended -a few days later en, the
catastrophe of Sedan, when the
whole 'army alter being battered au
that. town he the German artillery.
surrendered, and no field force of
any strength was left tp contese the
German -advance to the Capital.
An Important part in future \oper-
ations may he taken by thel 13ritesh
troops mow said to !be laacting ate
Ostend iln force. if the Germans
tail to (pierce the Prencl limes on the
Meuse -and along the 'Vosges, and the
army of the north is forced. before
long to retire, an aziny of British
and Belgium !troops, operating from
Ostend would make them pay dearly
for 'their •1)assage. The trOOVS 110W
landing meet eoneest largely , of
the !regiments now in Frartee shows
Hat the 'bulk of the regulalearmy is
h General French.
The. Russian advance conti rams bin;
the present rate of prog,rass it\
would be a month at least :before
Berlin is seriously menaced. The
r* coo:titer 'stroke which it was
laoped would. force lie Russian ;arm -
been beaten back but, the ifessiati ad-
vance guard is still ow ithc( ;east batik
rout Berlin,
31 20 tt
orees of us
trice of o
Now a general netion
MP French and lirit
ly took up poeitione
Charleroi eountry
ndured several rep
eing of the Meuse by
o npelled our troops to retire,
"The Germans seek continually to
*ward the west, It was under
nations that our British el -
s attacked by the enemy in greatly
ler numbers in the region of
teau and Cambrai, bare with -
awn toward the south at the lno-
era that our forces were operating
the distriet of AVesnee and Chi -
y. The retiring. traeveraere".4 was pro-
longed during several days.
"In the meantime a general battle
ok place in the region of St. (exten-
t]. nod Vervir.s, and at the- same
time in the Hatne-Peronnes district.
This battle was marked by an impor-
tant success hy our right, where we
have thrown back the Prussiat guard
and the Tenth Army Corps into the
Oise.
"Owing to the progress of the
Germe.n right wing, where our ad-
versaries have united their best
corps, we have had to make a new
retirement.
"On our right, after partial cheeks,
we have taken the offensive and the
enemy is retiring before us.
"In the centre we have had alter-
native checks and successes, but a
general action is now being fought.
"On our left, by a series of circum-
stances which turned in favor of the
Germans, and despite plucky coanter-
attacks, the Anglo-French forces
were obliged to give way. As yet our
armies, notwithstanding a few incon-
testable checks, remain intact. The
morale of our troops is excellent, in
spite of considerable losses, which
also are being rapidly filled from reg-
imettal depots."
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Jae) DeStroyer Ashore.
TSING-TAU, Sept. 1.—A Japanese
torpedo boat destroyer went ashore
Lientau Island during a fog on
Sunday night. Yesterday the Tsingtau
batteries attempted to shell the de-
stroyer, but it was beyond their
range. The German eunboat Jaguar
steanaed out of the htarbor and fired
eight shots into the stranded warship,
and returned unmolested by other
Japanese *vessels that' are blocka.ding
the port. The Jaguar reported that
the crew had abandoned the des,troy-
Goed News Foe Von Tirpitx.'
WAS-IINGTON, Sept. 1.—Winston
Churchill, First Lord of the British
Embassy at 'London, yesterday re-
quested the. Sta,le Departnaent to
transmit the folloWing message to
Grand ,Adtpiral Von Tirpltz, of the:
German navy, through the American
Analiassa,clor Bel lin:
"Your son has b( en saved and has
Rot been wounded.. t
Ord tO
"Ile n
"Well, be to
as married tb
Ode! bus tand."
the tley atter he
bed taken boX-
"I just can't tell you girls apart."
"Well, tell us together then. What is
it eou want to tell us?"
Excruciating.
"How dreadfelly pained that fellow'
"Flow Ca 11 you say it's funny?"
**Because that's the way he laughs."'
No Relation.
"Well, how do you like Billy?"
"1 thoug-ht you said he was a kiss-
ing bug."
Which?
"He is a man of good deeds."
"At the county recorder's or the ree
cording angel's? "
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
Minding one's own business Is a.
teade that few people serve a long
enough nperenticeship at to be nor.
°uglily pr nient in.
Tbere may be people who are entire-
ly ueselfish, but they don't go in our
justice may have a pair of scales,
but clever individnals have learned
how to operate them themselves.
way she throws a stone -not by an
Tbe only thing that tronblen nom
ams is that Our ineeme cauet tt
stoner hit oetteted,, agptattl,' Mgt