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ONE OF 30 OF
m KULEO AT
I0UL1E TALKS
LONDON, An. 29, 3:30 n. m.
Tho Clutinlclc's Ttuulugna corre
spondent sends tho uersonnl hlory or
h wounded soldier wko has arrived
there nnd who dcclnrvd he was one
of. the thirty Mirvivofs of a UritUh
couian.v of 2000 troops who were
practically wiped out liy iho (Jcrainn
artillery. Ilis story was as follews:
"We were five solid days in tho
trenches and moved huckwnnts and
forward all that time with the vary-
i tide of battle.
"It was about 2 o'clock hi the
inoniiiiff when the end came. Things
hud wl quieter "and our officers
canio along the lino and told us to
pet some flcep. We were prepann;
to ohev when a light or notnclhin;
else gave us away and we found our
selves in an inferno of bullets.
"c could ilo notlilnir. Down on
us the shrapnel hailed and we ft
tho score. At the name time the ru
cniy'n Maxims opened fire. Wo were
almost without shelter when wc Averc
cHHitht and we crawled along in front
lo rind cover.
aLeae everything and retire,'
whs the- order, and c did what we
could fiJ .obey. I don't know how
Ioih; jt lasted, but when dawu came
I could cu not more than thirty men
left h itho various sections of the
field. Thirty at the most were left
out 'rif ifthuiit 2000.
"1 wandered away from the oth
ers, and eventually found myself at
with a single comjwnioii. Thai
was the first timu thu German nrtil
lory really got at us. As a rule their
gunfire was mighty poor."
In tho foregoing nlory the censor
him eliiainateil thu name of the town
where the fight occurred.
AN EDITION A DAY
I'AIUS, Aug. ?J, tttir, n. iii. The
newspapers are forbidden to publish
more than one edition in every twen
ty-four hoars. Failure to observe
the order which Mas ifyued by Cole
stiuo Heiitiion, perfect of police, and
approved by General (Jallicni, mili
tary governor of l'uris., will result
jn the suspension of tho newspaper
I'oiH'cmcil nnd in the. total suppres
sion of n newfepaper in cuso of n
M'cond attempt.
T
DR. OSLER m iVAl
ON TYPHOID IBBE
LONDON, Aug, atv fl:0,- a. uu
Dr. William Osier scuds a letter to
the Tillies urging lli.u emphatic, licit
o.i,ily yf i'liforping compulsory ty
jiboid vacuiiiatiou in tho Dritish
Mrmy, jfu says llia in war tho uii,
.probe kills moro thuti thu bhllet, and
mldM that tho oxporiem-e of tho AiiUt
Jwh army show's thu remiukublo
vnltm of lyplioid vaocinafiou,
MSMANMUM
TOWN MARSHAL
UiO VfTA, Cal Auy, SO,
ikwkmm wutUiwI 'ViiH MmMiuI
JWjr y fwHy l4y uA twwjw4
l. hMi iLMiVilf vtUii Ik !
Hi mmbmU ut twu tmaLuttbut tmtim.
Joffc and French,
Two great generals ore leading the
armies of the allies again! Germany
in defense of the frontier of France,
General dotfiv, commander-iiiMhier
of Iho Krvncli force, and Field Mnr
shut Sir John 1). IN French, chief of
the imperial general staff of Great
ltritiiin. General Jorfrc is a Innster
of tho technicalities of warfare, lu
the husincss of war General French
has had cominrulively recent ueliinl
cxerienee. General Joffrv, too, has
been in actual battle, but that was in
1870, when ns a boyish lieutenant lip
commanded a battery durimr the
Mogo of laris in the Franco-Prussian
war.
General Joffrv is 02 years old. He
entered tho army at 18 Vears of age
and served thmilglt the Fntnco-l'russ-sian
war. He led the French forces
that occupied the ton of Timbactoo
and later becatue military governor
of Madagascar. Having completed
til? organisation of the province,
General doffre returned to France
and was given high office in the
nrjny. He is an export artillery of
ficer olid a lover of mathematics,
which play no small part in warfare.
General Joffrc is generally credited
with having brought the French
army to the point of .efficiency that
only recent brought forth words of
prnie from nil parts of Kurope.
Littlo more than a-year ago Gen
eral Joffre went lo !tuj!n and re
ceived marked consideration at the
hands of the czar and Grand Duke
Nicholas during the Kussiau army
maneuvers. He has been anted for
his discipline. During recent army
maneuvers in France General Joffre
summarily removed five French gen
crnN for their inability to stand the
physical tc-ts, lie has demanded as
high a physical standard for offic
ers n for rank nnd file.
Meld Marshal Sir John French
gained his iiamo in the South African
war, where he saw much nctive ser
vice. Ho is considered, next to Lord
Roberts nnd Kitchener, the best army
officer in Great Itritain. He is an
expert cavalry officer and command
ed Lord Roberts' cavalry division
during the Cape Town campaign nnd
at the relief of Kimberley. Sir John
was born in 1852. a son of Captain
French of tho HritKh nnvy. lie
SLUETH TACTICS
IN TRIAL.
IN LABOR RIOTER
SAN FILVNCISCO, Cal., Aug. 29.
Trlvatv detectives mistreated Fred
Suhr, under sentence for second do-
greo murder In connection with tho
Wheatland riots ot last year. In an
effort to obtain a confosslon from
him, It. M. Itoycc, Ills attorney, as
serted today before tho Federal In
dustrial Itelatlons Commission.
Suhr was arrested In Arizona, nnd
then thrown into a box car and licit,
over nlsht," ho said. "Suhr was
taken to Log Angeles, Fresno and San
Francisco, being lodged In a hotel un
der dctcctlvo guards In tho latter city.
"When Suhr retired, a detective.
armed with a loaded revolver, sat at
tho foot of tho bed and talked to him
all night.
"From San Francisco, Suhr was
taken, to the Alameda county jail,
whero ho was kept thrco dnys. He
told me he was place; :n a cago cell
and when ho tried to Ho on a bed
and sleep, the bed clothing wai
pulled off him by a detective. When
ho attempted to sleep on the floor, ho
was poked with rolls of paper. If
he leaned against the side of Ihc cage
his guards pounded on tho barn
Frequently they would walk him up
and down the corridors of the Jnl:.
Finally, duo to this treatment, he
agreed to talk. lie signed some nun
of a statement, I asked him what it
said and ho told mo ho did not know
but It related to shooting."
ST. GEORGE
ON MUSCOVITES
. LONDON, A'",'- 20, 11:16 u. in. A
dispatch from St. Petersburg to the
llenler Telegram company recites u
daring net credited to Prince Kris
toff, u colonel in thu Jtussiaii horse
nitillerv.
When Hie (Icnimiis wvru reheat
jug from Klalliipochiieu, a town of
Kast Prussia, the prince ordered his
men (o unhitch their horses from
iheir own Unas, mount them mid gill
Jon afler I lie Germany. I'wlur u
heavy fire, the lixiuii cavalrymen
went forward, capiincil (he Gcniuni
gum Hiid htoilit them hack in lli"lr
lint.',
JWijuror Kli-lioliix Iihm rtoiifcrn-il
I1m i)n uf HI. (hutiv mi f j (
SHOWN
DROSS
iMEDFORP MATT; TRIBUNE;
Commanding
Army of the Allies
erved four scars in the navy and
then entered the. iniUtin. Later he
jomcil I lto Nineteenth i lliWsnrs, aim
after several years of peace, with thai
regiment went to the Nib campaign
hud took pan in Sir Jterbetl Mew-
art's fruitless dash across thu deseit
to save Gordon. Sir John also took
imrt In the battles of Aim Klecy On
hat and Melcmneh. In 1800 ho was
made commanding officer of the
Nineteenth lliwsnrs.
At the outbreak of the South Af
rican war Sir John commanded a
cavalry division in Natal. At the bat
tle of Klandslaagtc ho was virtually
in command for Sir George White,
arming when the fiaht was nearly
over, declined to supersedo him as
commander and thu avoided robbing
Sir John of nny of the credit. Gen
eral French afterwards took part in
the battles of Reitfoutaiue nnd Loin-
bardV Kop. Just before the siege of
Ladysnuth, when the Doers were
drnwincr in their lines. Sir George
White felt it would be useless to keep
so good a cavalry officer bottled up
and therefore ordered French to
leave, which he did by Iho lat train,
running the gauntlet of the Doer out
posts.
During tho dark period of the war
Sir John French commanded the edi
tor before Capo Town, and with an
iuadcipintc cavalry force succeeded,
throuuh months of constant fighting,
in preventing the Itoers from occu
pying Capo Town. On his arrival
with reinforcements Lord Roberts
placed General French in command
of his cavalry division. In the ad
vance to the relief of Kimhcrtey, the
garrison and population of which
were in dire straits. Sir John, with
his entire cavalry division, ihishrd
ahead of the main forces, although
the veldt was swarming with com
mandos, and galloped into Kimber
ley after ninety-six hour or fiewc
fighting. Ho had literally cut his
way through the lines of'tbe besieg
ers. When peneo was declared, Sir
John went to Aldcrshot as comman
der of the first nrrny corp. From
1007 to 1011 he held the high post
of inspector general of tho fores.
Since 1011 he has been chief of thu
imperial general staff and first mili
tary member pf the ntjny council.
K
STILL DEFICIT
NKW YORK, Aug. '29. -The slate
incut of the nvernga condition of
clcariilg-hoiiso baiika and trust com
(Uinics for the week shows that the
cash reserve increased .'rS.SO'J.OOO,
Still leaving n deficit of $.3,8."j7,000
below legal requirements.
Tito statement follew:
Loans, .'fJ.lliTJiiOtKlO; decrease,
$l,35!l,000.
Specie, $117,0.17,(100; increase,
foI."i7C,000.
Legal tenders, $7072 111,000 ; in
crease, .$1,010,000.
N'ct deposits, $1,002,70000; dc
crense, $9,810,000.
Circulation, .103,1.7,000; in
crease, $11,1118,000;
Hanks' cash reserve in vault,
$320,(182,000..
Trust companJpV corh reorvo in
vault, $07,108,000.
Aggregate cash reserve, $30 Jf
360,000. ;
HONORABLE JAP MAKES
LONDON, Aug. 2l, 4:15 a. in.
Wild indignation is manifested in
German newspapers reaching this
city oven the action taken by Juimu
in support of Great Ilritaiu, Kditnr
ially most of the iiewtitiiitfru refer to
jlid Japanese as blackniailci-s. Tho
Oeniians, however, seemed resigned
lo the loss of Kino Chow, comforting
tliyiiihchcs with the reflection tlpit ils
ultimate fate will bo decided on Ihllo
leaii battlctields. 'J ho new's)aporj
remind their rcmlcrri that Kiuo Chow
has already cost Gormany nearly
$10,000,000 hesidu the immeiiHo sums
hpont on railways and mines.
Ham War Zone Visitors
JIKKLIN, Aug. 2H, via Loiplon,
Aug. 2!), (I; 10 n, in. -Tho militply nil
HioiilicH have authorized Henry H.
llrci'ldinridgi', assislalit secretary of
war ut Uiishiiiglon, and some Amvr
icun officorx und newspaper corre
indciis in, yiklt iiclgiiim.
John A. Perl
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INCREASE
.MT3DflORP OTtKaON, SATURDAY., AUCWS1T ,90,
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LONDON, Aug. 50, U.H0 p. m. -Tlio
Kvenlag Now publishes a des
patch from Las Palmnii, Canary
Islands, giving an account ot tho Kink
ing ot tho North. Herman Lloyd
Traun-AtlanUo Liner Kaiser Wllholm
dcr Orosfo off tho cot of Africa by
tho UrltlMi cruiser lllnh Flyer, re
ported Thursday.
Llcuteanat Dean, a llrllfch army
officer, taken prisoner by tho Kaiser
W'llliclm der Orosso from tho Itrltlah
Meauicr Tallclan im the high oa U
authority for tho Las Talmas des
patch ami in tho htory bo gles n
graphic defcrlntlon on how the liner
wan itctro)ed,
Lieutenant Dean was not on hoard
the liner; he had been sent over to
tho coaler Arucal. When It was seen
that the Knltor Wllholm wan doomed
the German commander, ont ItW
sword, letter to hts wife and dispatch
box to the collier.
When tho IIIkIi Flyer opened flro
on tho liner, tho'colller . wa still
tautened to her by one hawser. The
Kaiser Wllhelm was bow on to the
High Flyer and tho lMltnh erutner
had some difficulty In finding her
mark. Sho maneuvered to gel
broadsldo on nnd tho ensuing can
noundo lasted for 40 minutes. All
the shots from the KaUcr Wllhelm
appeared to bo falling short. From
Dm miller It wad noon that ho had
been hit thrco tlmcj and on catch- j
Ing flro, she ccasod rcplytng to tno1
shots from tho ItrltUh rralsor. i
When tho liner had been silenced,
tho HIkIi Flyer also stopped firing,
liy this time thu Arucal, wntch had
separated from tho liner, had gotten
too far away lo perceive anyllilnu
more than that alio was still burn
ing. Tho (icrmana kept on board tho
Katscr Wllhelm only her officer, hor
gun crewg and a few engineer. Th
remainder of her men wcro trans
ferred to ttio collier.
FRENCH FORM NEW
ARMY QUARTER MILLION
LONDON, Aug. 20. IhIO p. m.
Acconliu to reports in Loudon,
France has formed a new tinny of a
ipmrtcr of u million men to take the
offensive ugniut tho German right.
Tl.is rumor, lionet er, lacks confir
matioti. Baby of Future
is Considered!
Much thought ,tw Ixn Riven In ht?
7mm to lh KUiijMt of mntcniUy. Ill
t j tlio cIllM then ftr
innfrnlty liopllali
fiiulxl will) mil'
-rn metlirwU. Hut
mot women pr fur
their own homm ami
In tho town nml VII
laur inuit rtt
Idem. And Nlncd
lhl 1 true wp Know
Irom Iho (rnnt mnny
rplcndld letter! writ
Un on tlio ulJt that our "Mother's
KrltfKl" ts a uniit help to expectant
mother. Tiy wrlto of tho wonderful
relief, liow 'It iwi-meJ to allow tho
muKlex to cximnrt without unJuo strain
utd wliAt a HplnndM inlluoncu It wk on
the itrvou 7tcin. Huch lielps as
"Jiothfr'ii IVIcml anil tho br'sulur
knowledge of thorn ihuuld liavo alio'iiful
Influence upon IxthleM of the future.
In n littlo book for audi women tlieiq
loliits nrn more thirouhly brouitht out
and a cop will bo mallet to anyone whu
will end U3 .their namo and oJlrui,
"JJotticr- tVlma" U sold In all drc
Stores nnd liUhl rvcominuntlod fur It.i
Ilmely uicfulm-sa. Its safunciu and tho
real help It afford. Ak for It nt tho
toro and wrlto u for tho look. nnid
field Reirutator Co., 3U Laiuar UUt.,
Atlanta, Oa.
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