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British Force Annihilates ti
German Imperial C -card.
Crowe Prince Said To Have Been, I
Midst et 'Regiment* Wiped Out
of the Allies Lite \Vas AIso Suc-
eessfui - Germans korced
Eetreat.
I,gl�DQ, Sept. R. A lipulogne
despatch t14o The ITvenili,g '_news says:
"A telegram has been received At -one
Gen. Pau, ammenetz;g a victory tali'
the tallied forces under Field afeeshal
Sir d4ahn French, commanding the
Brittsle end Gen. d'Amade at Percy,
surrQise, :about 25 miles north oa
-1-'f3 tG
"Tice allies were drawn across the
northern litre with the centre at Per -
y. The British troops were on the
left, and the French on the right.
The former had in front of them
the Imperial Gztai'd, under Crown
Prince Frederick William.
"Ora both wings-, it is reported, the
allies. Were suecess!'u1, The Germain
left Was held by the French and re-
tired to the actor.
" 'he Imperial Gnard, wFlho wtrre
ordered to surrender, were annihilat-
ed by the British. It is rexoa"te4i
that the crown prince r, as Tin their
The eilleirni tette
saI' a „Gen,
offre's plans are borne ste4adily car-
red out. The allied ftztees, acuity
or the a e 4fY4'R,.lw e lits",--' be t'leL success
ful in checking aro forcing hack u
rt zaortheast direction the Berman
falces op eyed to thew."
The Frene a Wer Office ilea shade
file following cleidal stateme,ut:,
he allies are now engaged In a
;al actfoe ou t,attle Biles QX -
from Nazeuil-le-Baudouin
;beau,, Sranue and i ztryie-
extending as far as 5'er-
ighning is very vigorous and
t#e actltzu of our own troops is powi-
erfuny a fisted be the ErltI€h army.
"The Geriean, troops, ei tie had ad-
'aueee day ttettnre yesterday and y'es-
erclast as far as the region of Coli -
on a1tees and La Porte Gaucher,
e department of Seine-ea-M<aree,
ash evening were oraniaelied to re -
Ccl
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AFare and One.Therd doteqtr
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ealyt, ff�Y 13.1 'lb @ Want te
aalrsion Deye i curs, for
Cr 35-10-17
sONDON Will leave
SliPT. 15 leel7tll
tuber* ;Ist, 1914.
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RT PARAGRAPHS.
dtrilros be nuti it
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it Lo arid,:
is that Iia wla
'limn S E C R
EXCURSION
lits Sarakln cite
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each '. oesday
eaustve, :at lbw
Return lmai t' twvaa inonths.
Rall partiea ors fan
agents.
J. DORE, Agent
bets era ;point' in Man-
% and Alberta via
l'cr Duluth, on sale
rntil OLL.her;.'itlt, in -
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FOR
SALE
fit Grant is,, lowest prices
Hemlock Lumber
ough Pine
Dressed and Match. Pine
DressEd and Match Spruce
B.. C. Red Cedar Shingles
, B, White Cedar Shingles
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Red Cedar .ii'ence Posts 8 feet
Red Cedar Fence Posts 9 feet
fed Cedar Fence Pasts 10 feet
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All Styles of Woven
Wire Fence and Gates
B!lee Lake Cement
St. :t!arys Cement
Eureka .sphaltRocfiri
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`GRANTO 4
OVER 65` YEARS'"
EXPERIENCE
TRADE MARS
EMUS
nopvRtQHTs ac. .
77 a match and description batty
oast opinion free whether as
rnblgrratentable. Communice,
:ielentiaL IUANDBDDlt onratenta
xgeney for secnr12g atents.
ra
throw Munn `& Co. rece1't
1 t�hour ebarge,.1nthe
�1 erica q
irwtratedczeekrg.';; Largest ear.
fete tit,c ioarnr: Terms for
330,pO070 0 prel?aed. sold by
iSs'cr5aortay'1i v Qd
,s,h1ngt0II
etelne$s rna,y
but never t
ltY
o a Cr&' 2 to so lie la00
fire owner of the q
Othi vvcona0 says being a elutperon
Co1lsEste mostly Twing bow wise
ly not to see.
.*Nothing could'
be inore fati-
guing to 0 lazy'
Man than to have
#o, hear people
constantly won-
dering how bis
folks can stand
to have him
around.
Loee in a Cot.
loge is certainly,,
tall' right 1f tbq
relit is paid and
the cert bin full.•'
3t is a good thing to begin now to,
practice resolutions so that when you
have to nee them daily they will comae
easy.
It seems queer that the expansion of
a .War's head Shenk result in the
pinching, and shriveling of his brain.
Chance For a Poet.
Oh, who will sing'a ditty
Of the city, of the city.
One pertinent and witty
That seems to tit the case?
The country has been netting
From poets lovely- petting.
And they have been forgetting
The bio and basy place.
Ile sings of birds and grasses
And useful garden sasses
And in his measure passes
The compliment along,
But no one sings or flatters
Nor tears the rag to tatters'
About their humble matters
in verses grand and strong,
Of,cows and colts and porkers
We've had sc?rne cca4ting. corners,
But how about Is'evy Itorkeps?_ ,.
Do they deserve the slight?
And other urbane dwellers?
For no poetic yellers
in garrets yr in cellars
Sing up and treat them right.
Yes, really. it's a. pily
That no one sings tha.cit7.:
Win not some poet gritty
Tune Top and give it voice?
Its buildings tall and spacious,
ltilen braver than 13tiratlus
1'he topless there, good gracious;
The That come has his choice.
More Lip to Flat,::
"So- the are cin' to sail the sea
of matrimony ttinetiter"
"l•iea of toot:i•iiuotty nothing."
"Why., 1 lie.trel they were to be,mar
rlod_"
guess they are going to be
Ina rried all riytit,, eat it is aviating they
.'rnpire of ether t.bat they are going to
Flu.'
The Difference.
"What is itae difference Referent a
a H e„ and a t•ixaz rls girl?"
"17 she 13 an actress abe geavel
i...t large robe.'"
-.‘ nd re she t5 a chorrds
oardrole'is ern It, but swell,'
fy.
position
i'' i+eefln.
tad an au
1tell, Our >Io.
ng and re
the ;partial sue
the Vosges,
"Third, the advancing troops and
allies defending Parts have had
several combats en the Cured river
with the reouits in favor of the
allies,
"Fourth, the :Minister of 'War has
Telegraphed to the governor of Mau-
beuge, expressing the Goverrsrnont'2
ednliretion icor the heroic defence,
and saying« "You stop at nothing to
prolong resistance until the hour at
your approaching- deliverance, which.
I hope will be soon.
"The eomnrander-in-chief bash
placed the name of the governor ot
Matzbeuge in the order of the day for
his splendid defence."
It was officially announced last
night that the Germans are retreat-
ing from the line of Nanteull-le-Har-
douiu to Verdun after a vigorous ac-
tion with French and British troops,
An earlier official statement given
out in. Paris yesterday said that a
general action had started on the
line from Nanteuil-le-Rardouin to
Verdun, a distance of 120 miles. It
was then said that thanks to the -vig-
orous action of the French troops
supported by the British the Ger-
mans had "started retiring." Unoffi-
cial advices' front Berlin also have
indicated that a battle of tremen-
dous importance was being fought in
the territory described.
Semis Evacuated.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 8. - The
French Embassy announced yester-
day that it had received a cablegram
from its Government at Bordeaux
saying that the French town of Sen-
lis was evacuated by the allies, and
that the north- and south movement
of the German army continues.
The despatch was as follows: "On
Sept. 5 the north -south movement of
the German :armies continued. Coud-
ommiers and Eportay are the bases
of the German army. This army, was
attacked by us at .Sanit. Souppi'ets,
on the right bank of the River
Ourcq.
"Senlis has been evacuated by us.
On the road from Montmirl to Cha-
lons the second army has sent its
advanced guard. As for the third
and fourth, the heads of their • col
umns; are on the road from Chalons
and Buray.
"The line of the fifth army has
reached the road from_ Triancourt,
moving through the .Argonne. Our.
20th corps was fighting at Gerbervil-
ler against the sixth German army."
1lolwlrlg of
ass
nerdy.
Wit ie!sue-
6 CRRtro e1 e
rnately advtinc
There Have been
ses on our right
nic
avauee
etio t+3
TORONTO GRAIN MARKET. J;
Wheat, fall, bushel .41 10 to 51 12 i
Barley, bushel . 0 70 .. d'
Deas, bushel . 1 20
Oats bushel ti 5S o s0 For Years:estoredTo,Health
Rye bushel .. , 00 .• s
f3ucxawheat, bushel . 0-75 •.,a ' by Lydia E.Pinkhham's Veg..
Pxli3lilttt b', k'
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Butter, ereamerts lir set. 0 31 0 32. etable Compound.
Rzetter, creamery, solids- , 0 27 0 22
Rutter. separator. dairy-. 0 27 0 22
Cheese, new. ib,,:. , . 0 15
gbs
new -laid 0 25 0 26
Honey, new, lb .. 0.11 0 12
Honey, comb, dosetz....,. 2 50 3 09
SUFFERED
EVERYTHING
OAT LJ mARKPas
UNION STOOK YARDS.
TORONTO, Sept. "I. --Receipts
live stool,; at the 'Union Yards were
140 cars, comprising 2249 cattle
1936 hogs, $51 sheep and lambs and
936 calves.
nutehere' Cattle,
Choice heavy steers by the load soul et
$5,60 to 44; loads of geed, 58.25 to 42.50,
medium to good, :37,75 to 53..15; medium,
57.50 to $7.75; common to ;medium, 47,25
to 47.50; inferior heifers, $6,50 to 5n.
choice cows, $5,75 to $a good cows, 22.25
to 48.50; medium Cows, 45,75 to $s; corn',
toot cows, $3 to 54.00; choice buns,;6.75
to 37,54; common bulls, $5 to 48,24;
,00,-; Feeders.
ellplee steers. 200 to 900 Its, are son-
g' :at, 27.50 to $7,75; good steers, OA
to 700 Abs„ at 48.7; to, 47,25; stockers,
5,50 to 46.00.
Mincers and Springers.
A,few 14inilker§ olid «apiiirS4vs were of,r
tared, Prices for teem were tinchsanged.
c t from 550 to S59 caefla, the haus going at
$0 to 375,
veal Calwes..
Receipt$ motterete anti values practi-
cally utcitn.ee . ClhocCE veal I ee.
0
to $0.00; good 55.20 to Vete meditate
$7.50 to 35.50 common, 42,50 to 57.50;
i tnferler at 55,30 to 3c a0.
Sheep and t,ambs
Flree . ewe sold at $5,50 to 52,25; years
i iings $6,50 to 47; heavy ewe, and rams,
i 44 to 55; lambs, Sit to $5,25, with a VAT'
€ltaz,e it 55, r0, the beet n;09nt: ut ;•343,
eu111it, 56.0 to 57.20.
Hogs.
iThem were 1220 Imes ropsrrked, but out
wwor these there were 1200 shipped direct to
! the Swift Canadtan Cempamy Point the
1, northwest. Rices were lew er. and eboeld
theta be many m0 enmo trout ' the
i nortlaww"Cst provinces 7prieei; will likely go
lower still. ; Soteet4 fed and watered.. solve
at 55."s3, and 52.10 :Ce.b. cars, and 570
wvelgineat :oft ears,
1 3 01Y1.Ii*L1.ii LIFE S'.COOlc.
11O TRtE<'t1,� SSeAt. �M it fife X10:
s real Steck: Wavle west arid', rttrsrket
1 weaker feeling prel;alleai, acrd
folia" 25e per 100 peunda 7q'rre
.ioandey for butchers' stnclr w bl
attributed Ito the inei'ea€ele alien
the swraleWhai Thune( dwu.'rna,
era in Peat cellos hall Cattle( CV
sr^apklies oat (bossed be Min' last w
rade was rather ,Slew, (wen at the l9W
Ban ca tted demand wee Principally
a eholcu eteere. of which a Sew
I ell Imelda at eil,G0 to $8,72,-
sieSli at IS t2 : ,N, soma
n76' COWS went ` at 57.25
0 laoutele, There was also;
le In the market for cannlnl
declined 10e to 25e per
potin8ri., caanape was not 20 !teem,
but a fair trtrdt> wvas done at 56,50 to 35,76
for hues :tad calve. at 53,75 to 54.25 Per
100 pound
The market .tor hogs was unchanged
from, last week; T1te ptospecie are that
values will r4imaln ttrm owing to the
facthaat there Is a good export trader
reoiv (ening In 4; anaelan bacon atprofit.-
able prices. .
The tone of the marl eet fez, sheep •and'
lambs was easy, but ttagrti was no fur -
titer chatuse to now in prices. Offerings
were large, but the demand Was only
flair,
13utelacrs' cattle cliolee, 58.50 to 58,75;
a1o., medium, 5655 to $7,16; do., common,
55.550 to 46; canners, 53.75 to 55.50; but-
cliers' cattle„ choice cows, Y7,25 to $7.50;
Co., medium, 56.26 to 56,50 da., bulls,
55.75 to 37.20; xnllkem, choice, each, 550
to 555; do., common and medium, each,
570 to 575; springers. 555 to 565,
a•I025. off cars, $10.40.
Calves, 4.1 to 320,' ,'; ;
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Belgrade Still Holds Out.
LONDON, Sept. 8.-A despatch to
the Reuter Telegram Co. from Rome
says that according to reports from
Nisi], Belgrade is still putting up a
magnificent defence and giving an
heroic example of the endurance of
both the soldiers and the civilians.
Even the wonatu are Bghting stub-
bornly. The Servians swear that the
enemy will never enter the capital
so long as one bouse stands and one
Servian lives.
sponeent os Reuter 'Telegram
Co. at loos. that a despatch
has been re:2,ely,'o tikerf.,, from Naples;
saying: -Stele. .6 arriving from,
Egypt report Om; German emissaries
are inciting - the Alohammedans
against England, Javing that Ger-
many is ever where victorious.
Canadian women are continually writ-
ing us sucit letters as the two following,
whiele are heartfelt expressiensof grati-
tude for .restored health:
Glanford Station, Ont. -"I have ta-
ken Lydia K., k'inkhaha's Vegetable Coln
s. pound and never
'cunei any medicine
to compare with it
had tinrl fail
ing of wonhb and
doctors slid nae no
good. I suffered
dreadfully fpr yearn.
wzrrtil .I .began taking'
yourziredle ne. I ai
so reoonaniend it for
nsert?eazsness and tn-
digestion, " - Mrs.
Get# s,
celanfeed Station. Ott,,.
Chestervillee Oiat. "1 heard your
medicines highly praised, and year ago
I began taking themforfaltiog of womb
and ovarian jc nhie.
"My left eitlepaineel nip all ttnlA WOO
and just hot ur3' perinlls 'Ala a were
rregular and RAIN it WOW he Weree..
"fp sit dowtt ganged Me pairr and ;MINX'',
izag ata( wenid ba ee aiervanrs fientes
tinge# that 1 mild net bons to floe at►
one erbear anyoziespo1 .. Littleepeeke,
could float before, My eye* to 1 Wan
lways eonstipat.
4'1 carnet say'tee eatleb for Lydia B.
Pitaimrlts Vegetable Cornpeu nd and
Liver Pills, for there are Ile Inetlieillee
lite them. .1 have taken them. and 1
rectum/lend them to a 1 wonhea. Tournay
publish this testimonial." -Mrs, rs, See.
rum .7, MeRTIN, Ciaeeterville, Qat nrie
Canada,
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CREPT INTO 11ARBOR.
British Submarine Fired Torpedoes
-Germans, 'I'hen Slipped Out,
HuisL, Sept. S. -Early last week
the destroyers and submarines of
the British fleet, by close surveil-
lance, discovered a passage between
the mines 'which the German. de-
stroyers used in corning rut to the
North Sea. With that information in
band, a flotilla. of submarines and
destroyers proceeded to round up
the German ships. When the opera-
tion Was finished one submarine was
missing, and had been given up for
lost, when she suddenly reappeared
with a startling story.
The submarine -had actually pene-
trated into the. harbor of Bremer-
haven, where she fixed two torpe-
does. The Germans -were panic
stricken. In the midst of tbe panic
the submarine "went to sleep" On
the bottom of the harbor.
For hours the ship ,..and crew re-
mained there ev,rhile the harbor was
heieg trawled, but fortunately the
trawlers did „not pass • over her. As
soo4 as he considered it,was safe, the
commander gave the order to pro-
ceed out of the German harbor, the
submarine returning across the
North :tea without any mishap.
Trying To Rouse China.
PEKIN, Sept. 8. - Protesting to
the Foreign Office egainst itS note of
Sept. 3, addressed to the diplonaatic
representatives in Pekin and refer-
ring to ',he transgressiOn of Chinese,
neutrality by the landing of Japan-
ese troops at Lunkow, Baron von
Maltza.n, the German charge d'a.f-
faires, declared yesterday that Ger-
many would hold the Chinese re-
sponsible for permitting Japanese
and 13ritish soldiers to, cross her
territory.
Is Chasine Nurnberg.
HONOLULU, Sept. 8. -The Wat-
son Navigation Co.'o , steamer Wil-
helmina reported OD arrilral here
;yesterday that she picketi upsa Wire-
less message from the Anstralian
Dreadnought Australia; then in lia-
mailan 'waters; Saying, that she was
full chase of the German cruiser
Nurnberg, which left -here Sept. 1.
Huge *German Losses. -
COPENHAGEN, Seet e3 -Private
-information received here says two
Gerrnart officers now imprisoned al
,,.ntwerp estimate the total German
losses up to two days ago as he- '
tween 200,000 and 300.000.;:
As an inducement to new sub-
scribers twenty-five cents will 'Se-
cure the Tomes from now, until the
4nd or the year. Send,your order in
early and get the eull benefit of 'this
big cut in rates.
A WISH.
Iline be a cot beside the hill.
?A beehive's hum shall soothe
my ear.
A willowy brook, that turns a
With many a fall shall linger'
11 ea
The swallow oft beneath my
thatch
Shall twitter from her clay
built nest.
Oft the pilgrim lift the
leteb
And snare my meal, a welcome
Around, my Ivied porch shall
spring
Eiloh fragrant flower that
drinks the dew,
And Lucy, at her wheel, shall
In russet gown and apron blue.
The church among the
Where first our marriage vows
, were given,
With Merry peals shall swell $132
breeze
And point with aper spire o
Sa Rogers.
Any
well to
sttitatitrrn.
ARM
ONO ST., LONDON
SetALTST
N tice to Credit
n the (matter of the estate o
Huron, widow deceased.
Notice is 4hereblr given Pursuant to
Statues in that behalf that altered,'
itor,s and others having claims ag-
ainst the; eateto of the said Iienineb.
Cobbledick who died on or about Aug.
2nd, 1914, am, ;required on or before
Sept, lat to seed by' post prepaid or
deliver to Messrs Gladman & Stan -
bury of the Village of Exeter Solicit
ors for Executors of the said deceas-
ed. their christain and surnames ad-
dresses anti deacriptions the full par-
ticulars of their elaims the state,.
anent of their accounts and the na-
ture of the securities, if any. held
by them. Apd further take notice
that after such last mentioned date
the said Executors. wilt proeeed to
distribute the assets of tbe deceased
among the parties entitled thereto
having regard only to the claims of
which they shall then have notiee
and that the Executors will not be
liable for fetid assets or any part
thereof to any person or persons of
whose claims notize shall not have,
been received by them at the t1MO
of such distribution.
Solicitors for Exesutors
Dated at Exeter ala:s 12th day of Aug,
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OLIVER HARRIS Munro agent fore'
Hibbert Fullarton and Logan.
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