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FOUR Ww ifew® Ail a ©l®ia£@ ana Lied Bffifctiss ENGLAND London —The corrcspond «nt of The Daily Telegraph telephones a message from Maastricht that there has been heavy firing along the line between Liege and TongTe*. The Germans are placing heavy gnns before Liege and Namur. A Rome dispatch to The Daily Mail says it is report ed that the Montenegrins have occupied Scutari. London One hundred and twenty Germans among the crew of the Red Star Line steamer Lapland, an chored in the Solent, were taken off the vessel late to day by a government tug and transferred to Ports mouth. Fifty Belgians among the crew also left the steamer for Belgium. ’A French gunboat escort ed into Falmouth at noon an Amsterdam liner which the warship had picked up at the entrance to the Eng lish Channel. London The London residents committee today paid out SIO,OOO to tourists on cable orders from their home banks. Tn needy cases hotel hills were paid until transportation could ho ob tained. A stennißhip ticket swindler;.has appeared on the scene. One victim paid S4OO for a counterfeit ticket The various committees formed to help Americans, having found they were be ing victimized, today estah lished a common investiga tion headquarters to elimi nate imposters. London—A Brussels dis patch to The Exchange Tel egraph Company says among the Germans killed in the assault on 1 dege were Prince William of Lippe and his son. London —The Hnmburg- American Line steamer Cap Ortegnl, with $5,000,- 000 in specie aboard, lias been captured hv the Brit ish, according to The Daily Mail. The liner sailed from Buenas Aires July 16th, for Southampton. London.— The admiralty announces permision now may he obtained for the shipment of coal from Eng land to Norway and Italy. This is taken to indicate there is no danger from for eign warships, - London—The territorials have been summoned hack from their training camps to headquarters. The terri torials are similar in organ NEXT WEEK WILL BE THE LAST OF DEMONSTRATION It la abaurd to doubt tha great mar- Ita of Glob# Tonic a# proof* of It* wonderful health promoting merit* can be found In »cor»* of home* her# In Augusta and' vicinity. It has un doubtedly prove,! to be the world'* greateat heellnir tonic to the stomach, bowel*, bladder, liver and kidney*. No weak, tlckly man or woman ran afford to wait another day without getting notn# of thia grant medicine, a* a few doaee ueually create marked Improvement and from the experience of many local people the anothlux. healing and atrengthenlnx action of the remedy I* eo rapid that It la ah aoiutaly wonderful Dotcna of people have reported la Uie last f*w day* ization to the national guard in the United States. London The Dutch si earner Aleor of 2,006 tons has been sunk and her crew landed at lids infers. She was hound from Rottendam for Cronstadt, Russia. There is nothing to show whether she struck a mine or was hit by a shell. L°ndon On moving the adjournment of the house of commons for a fortnight, Premier Asquith this even ing intimated he was hope ful that in the interval he might he able to make pro posals regarding Irish home rule which would meet with something like a general ac quiescence iri the solution of the question. FRANCE Paris * Rome Americans have been arrested because they were without official permission to remain in Paris. Among them was Miss Edith Peabody, believ ed to he from Boston, Mass., also was taken into custody while she was casually roaming around the tonifi cations. As she had no documents on her to prove her identity she was kept in a cell for a short time, hut was then released upon promising to go immediate ly to the commissary of po lice and obtain a permit. Paris Tt was officially announced last night, that France had broken off dip lomatic relations with Aus tria-llungarv. 'Phe French ambassador at Vienna has left Hie Austian capital and the Austro-Hungarian am bassador at Paris has asked for his passports. Paris -In order to pre vent the German armv staff obtaining an inkling of the movements of French troops, the French govern ment has forbidden publi cation of casualty lists. A special office is to he open ed in the center of Paris where inquiries made by the families of the soldiers will he answered, hut the only information given will he as to whether the sol diers named had been killed or wounded. Pn**is Tt is reported from Belfast that because of the execution of French subjects by Germans, seven prominent residents of the German town of Montoux Yieux just over the front ier, have been taken by the French as hostages. Paris The Austrian am bassador, Fount Szecsen Von Tomerin, left Pavis tonight. The friend* and neighbor* of Mr. Jim Routs, who lives at t«S4 Brin son street, marvel at the great re sult* and the marvelous power of Olobe Tonic \* his case. His liter was out of order, had no appetite, had a stroke of paralysis, had to give up his work. Was weak and nervoua. Was alwnts considered a strong man hut got so weak he could warcelv mot**. Thought ho would never get well They bought him on* bottle of ftlohe Tonic and In one week’s time he felt a great change for the better Continued the use of the medtolno un til he had used the whole treatment and now l* strong and active. Can get Rhout flna and Is realty to go to work. • CANADA Ottawa It was learned today that the military au thorities are rushing big guns to Quebec with all pos sible speed. Ottawa—Within a week Col. Samuel llugTies, minis ter of militia, hopes to have most of the 22,000 men who will make up the Canadian contingent for the war in Europe on the way to Mal eartier, Quebec, the mobil izing center. Three regi ments are already on the way, the Royal Canadian Horse, Artillery, the Royal Canadian Dragoons and the Rtrathcona Horse, but it has not yet been decided whether these units wil go to the seat of war. Ottawa —Canadian naval authorities were uneasy to day because the cruiser Rainbow has not been heard from since leaving Ran Francico last Friday. The boat is equipped with wireless and heretofore has kept in touch with Cana dian stations in British Columbia. Halifax The port of Halifax today was closed temporarily. British ships will he conveyed in after the regular constitution, hut once in port they will not he allowed to leave. The Cunard Line steamer Mauretania is among the ships in Halifax harbor. Halifax Two Germans were taken prisoners today nt Custer, near here, on charge of being spies. AUSTRIA Vienna Five thousand Montenegrins have ad vanced aganst the Austrian frontier posts to the east of the fortified town of Tre binje Herzegovina. The Austrian losses were one officer and twenty-one men while the Montenegrins lost 200 men killed. The. Russians have made strenuous efforts to enter Austria, but have been re pulsed. The Austrian frontier troops have carried out successfully several re connoitering expeditions. The Reichepost says that Servian supplies from the new Servian territory are gradually hVing rut off as the surrounding of the Ser vians by the Austrians pro ceeds. It Is interesting to hear him tel. about It and he will be glad to tell all sufferers who will call on him His niece had severe headaches and one bottle of Globe Tonic cured her and She has not had a headache In i long time. Mr. Hawthorne. R. r. IT No S. cam* In the etore last Saturday and said “Give me three more bottles of Globe Tonic. It sure ts doing my wife a World of good for kidney trouble and constipation.” We give free samples every day We sell the regular large It she bot tle for 50c and guarantee tt Satur day. August *2 will be the last day at that price. Get tt from your drug gtat or from our atore, 1254 Broad St. THE AUGUST HERALD, AUGUSTA, GA. War Bulletins FALL BACK. Paris.—According to advices received here the Servian advance posts have arrived before Visegrad, Bosnia, to which place the Austrian troops fell back when they retired from the Servian frontier after losing two officers and 20 men killed. EIGHT REGIMENTS. Rome, (via Paris.) —Eight Austrian regiments are reported to have crossed Lake Constance enroute for Alsace. MONTENEGRINS BOMBARD. London.—The Rome 1 correspondent oi; the Ex change Telegraph Company says that according to despatches from Vienna the Montenegrins yester day bombarded the Austrian fortifications of San Te odo and Cattaro wtihout, however, inflicting serious damage. DETAIN GERMANS. Amsterdam.— Fifty-nine German soldiers from Mecklenburg detained after taking refuge on Dutch territory, arriveil here today. They are to be intern ed at Alkmaar. 100 KILLED. * Paris.—lt. is officially announced that the French losses at Altkirch did not exceed 100 killed and wounded. RELIEVE ITALIANS. Paris. —President Ponicare and Premier Viviani have taken measures to relieve Italians in France who are suffering as consequence of war. 40,000 VOLUNTEERS. Brussels, (via London) —Patriotic enthusiasm is running high. The minister of war announces that 40,000 volunteers have presented themselves. VAN DYKE DENIES. The Hague.—The American minister, Henry Van Dyke, denies a report published in Berlin that his son has enlisted in the German army. Young Van Dyke is helping his father here. SENDS SI,OOO. London. —Ex-Empress Eugenie of Frapce today sent to Queen Mother Alexandra a subscription of SI,OOO for Red Cross work. PRINCE OF WALES. L°ndon. —The Prince Wales left Buckingham Palace this morning to join the battalion of the gren adier guards to which he has been assigned. He is to be stationed at the Warley barracks. TAKE AIRPLANE WORKS. Paris.—ln the capture of Muelhausen. the French seized a great aeroplane factory operated by a noted German manufacturer. It is announced the list of German suicides in France has been increased by the death of several women who became despond ent because they were under the necessity of leaving the country. DYNAMITE LADEN. London. —A despatch from Rome to the Daily Chronicle says the Austrian streamer Bayern, laden with dynamite and live projectiles, ie reported trv ing to penetrate the Adriatic Rea. Tt is suspected her mission is to replenish the munitions of the Ger man cruisers Goehen and Breslau. OFFENSE BY AUSTRIA. Paris.—A special despatch from Rome declares public opinion there considers the bombardment of Antivari. the sole port of Monteangro, as an offense by Austria against the interests and rights of Ital ians because of the damage done to the property of an Italian company at that port. AMBASSADOR WAITING. Paris—The Austrian ambassador is awaiting the response of his government to the complaint made by France that Austrian troops were being sent to the French frontier. MILLION BAGS FLOUR. Winnipeg Canada \s offer of a million bags of flour was accepted by the British government In a cable message received today. Government officials completed arrangements to ship the flour about the middle of this week. BELGIUM Brussels The war min ister has issued a proclama tion that every German and Austrian who does not de clare himself within twenty hours would be a spy. Since the Flanders province were placed under martial law two days ago, more than 2,000 have been arrest ed as spies. Brussels (Via London) — The population of Liege maintains its calm a nd the official view is that the sit uation is quite satisfactory. All the approaches to Brussels are well guarded to prevent anything in the nature of a surprise from reconnoitering parties of German cavalry. Small bodies of Uhlans have been signalled in all directions. Generally they had lost their bearings and surren dered immediately on being challenged. Brussels (Via London) — The commander of the forts at Liege, according to an of ficial announcement, re ports that all the forts are intact. The soldiers man ning them are in fine health and spirits and are amply supplied with provisions and munitions. There is no cause for alarm. t Do You Live On a R. F. D. Me? HERE’S SOMETHING FOR YOU. i SPECIAL INTRODUCTORY OFFER, SEND ONE DOLLAR AND HAVE THE AUGUSTA HERALD DAILY and SUNDAY EDITIONS Mailed You Until Jan. 1,1915 • Nearly Five Months Subscription to a Big Daily anil Sunday Paper Delivered to Your Home for SI.OO. NOTE This is a Special Offer. Good only for 10 Day*—expires August 16th, and will not be repeated. Send in your Dollar Today. NOTE This offer is Good Only to R. F. D. Subscribers. Send no money unless you live on i' R. F. D. Route and have your mail delivered R. F. D. __ _ 1 ri aTT I lIMi Hil Hu • TUESDAY, AUGUST 11. ITALY R°me American tour ists marooned in Italy by the interruption of the steamship service, are be lieved to number about 6,000. They are agitating for prompt measures for their repatriation. It is un derstood arrangements are being made at Genoa for the departure of the steam er Principe Undine on Wednesday. JAPAN N Tokio The Japanese government today reqquisi tionecl several additional transports. The emperor is expected to , interrupt his vacation and return to Tokio, from Nikko on Wednesday. Geo. V'. Guthie, Ameri can ambassador, returnee today from the summer re sort of Miyanoshita, ant conferred with some of tin other foreign ambassadors. STEPPED ALL OVER IT. "If you dance with my wife again I’ll sue you for damages. "My dear sir. I have no desire to alienate her affections.” "I mean for damages to that expen sive costume." —Louisville Courier- Journal. SPARE THE ROD. Little Clarence—“ Pa. that going yonder can’t hear it thunder.” Fr- Mr. Callipers—“ls he deaf?” *wr Little Clarence—“No, sir,; it isn’t thundering.”—Christian Register.