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FOUR
STORY OF 3 DAYS’ FIGHT,
AUSTRIAN WHITE FUG
Guns, Money Chests and Letter Bags of Troops Left Behind
in Flight Before the Victorious Russians
London, 2:05 a. m. ■ The rotrer
of tin* Daily in
Moscow this atory *»i the ij^ht-
IriK in Galtcia given him l»> a wuumi
officer:
The battle l«Hte»j three day*. The
Austrian lelt wing with u. i trail leuae*
tuoU the offensive <m our n*ht flank
hut in it short time our infantry put
all i he Austrian officer* hnrm <Jc
combat, thus causing a panic.
‘'\V> then began a general attack,
and the Austriana quickly hoisted a
white flop, threw down their arm a
surrendered. Thi* happened nc eral
fin er Ttte Atialriati macnin • ,<una
and » i tlller> worked well hut the no n
in the bftttftt'jc* welt unable to endure
our ha>owi Alack.
Crawled Up.
"Near Zmmue and Lublin we ap
proached the Austrluir poult! t r». and
< law ling to within a hundred pace* of
the Austrian line, we theered loudly
ami threw (jutMtlvoa upon them. The
Au*t rhitm in the front position* helm
ed the white flt;g and the otlwm be
hind them lied leaving several gun*,
a niilitar* nimoy, money cheats and
Iwo hugs of soldiers* letters.**
I fugitives fnii in Lemberg says the
Telegraph's corrvKpondeitt state that
the \ustrian inlHtHty autborltien and
the whoh Austrian army art* demur
sliced llefon leaving Lemuel g me
AutdriciiN pillaged the houses of rich
I’nh :* t blew up the (mlih mn bridges
end destroyed the railway.
2 SI PIS TORS
sue ssis in
FRENCH V
Statement Made By Secretary
Board ot Foreign Missions.
German Methodist Ministers
Called to Colors
N»w York. More tlmn 250 I‘rut ax -
tent rlerg) men are beurliiK nrm« tn
the Krone li army, xccontlng to
Mxl.roxnt Ixxux.t tikJhv l>y S. Kail
Taylor, aacratary of the hoard of f..r
riKii minimi or tlix Mxthodixt Kpix
' "|M*I Church. H* uleu rr|><>rlcl that
nearly all Herman Mxthndlxt mlnlH
irra In South Herninny had l,een call
ed to the oolorx
The Met hod let Theological School
et Frankfurt, Herinany, hua been eloa
eil. moat of the NludentH Imvlnu been
drafted Into the army, Mr. Taylor
aaltl
Dietroae.
JTtmi miaalnnarlea In the Belgian
tnngo word was received of a threat
ened nttgok for neighboring Herman
toloniee. Mttera from Liberia tell of
•llatrrxx and anxiety among the mix
alonarloa there due to the pnaethtllly
of an njirlelng among the natlvea.
Mleahinarlea tu Indian and Kaelern
Aani It la aaltl. are facing aerluun
prohlemx growing out of financial and
trada dlaordere
Fled by Thouoanda.
When ortlei'N for llie niuliiitzation
of Tnrklah Irtaipa waa |ii>atv<l at Ble
nd the Inhabitant* of that city fled
to the moiintalnx by thoiimmdx. hc
eordlng to a letter reeetved today at
the nffleea of the I‘rrxbylrrlan Hoard
of Foreign Altaatona from Hr. K K.
llobkina. a mlaalonary worker. The
xjtodua, I>r. Il.<i>kln* wrote, «ai due
to the desire of the nativex lo eeeape
military aervlce. Kvery liank in the
city, he elated, wua rloaed, and hiial
neax watt demorallxed.
DROPS>’
SPECIALIST
I'aually git* quick rellaf,
h*v* entirely relieved man
Beamingly hopoleaa cane*
rivalling and abort breath
aoon gone Often g vea
entire rellaf In lb to Is
data Trial treatment arm
fin*.
D« THOMAS R. ulttCh
SuccMetr to Dr. H. H.
Qrnen'a Ron#
■an P Atlanta, Q»
KoSKm?
imSHINCTOJ#
1 If tl orAMtßittN lOEAIS
Pennsylvania Avenue,
l*th And H Street*.
H Blit I ||<H Hatal liVtdeetea
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k§ AP * € *w V | t, 1 1 -. im j|
; OtuMi Ike Whit* Heiiir I
j within iu« ecceee •( public j.:
- buiMmfi. *hopa, t heeler* and 1 ;
s IH'inl* ei general and hiaiernal
" imereet
; Whan vtiiimg lha Ballon'* j -
* oatniai reu ahanld mahr you*
; home at the forhaU", lb* tin- -
] tel el American Ideate
Ream, with detached - hath,
IMS. U 00 and at
■ noma with privet* hath,
M M. M #» and up
■
Writ* lee hanklet with map j ;
CLIFFORD M LEWIS,
Manager
WORDS OFWIED
WHEN HE QUIT
Prince William Issued Procla
mation to Albanians. In Effect,
“I Go But I Return”
Pant. 4:24 a. m. 'Phi* prodama
Hon. i**mj by Prime* William of Wlad
when Im Icli Albania, in given in a
Hone <ii*pat< U lo the Tlavaa Agency:
"Albanian*, when your delegate*
can* to offer me the crown of Al
bania! rcajfomleil with confidmce to
tin* appeal cf a noble, c*hfvalrn»H peo
ple. I i uinrt to you animated with the
moat ardem wish lo Hid you. ami you
have wen me front the nut wet ronae*
rate ai my efforts to h good admin*
Iwtiation and Juatle for *
iatration and justice for all.
"However, inauspicious event* haw
thwarted our cornon efforl. Some
mind* blinded by a pMHHion not un
dtrHonri. oppos'd reform* and would
not grant credit to the government.
Ih iidcu Ihe war which has jiiHf brok
en out in fcCttroi e ha* complicated our
nitua lion.
‘ I have tm thought to leave the
"oik to which ! wish to consecrate
my Btrenglh and my life It will be
»: mo fill that I go for soma time to the
Occident, but whether fMr or near I
luill only om thought, that of work
ing for the prosperity of the noble,
chivalrous Albanian country. During
my ahnence the international con
trolling’ rmrunl salon win assure a
government."
PILES CURED AT HOME BY
NEW ABSORPTION METHOD
1 ( you nuffrr from bleeding. itrhtm;.
h mil or ptotflldln Pllxa. send nix vour
mi'll.'o and I uill tHi you how to cig-x
vourii.lt at lioiiix by |h« n «w nbaorption
fri-xtinmf: ‘ltd will nixn xxml xomx of
lliix lioiiix trratin.nt frxx u* trial, with
rxfxrxnoxx from toijr own locality If rx-
M'lxxixtl. I 'scrx report Inimxili i(a u
llef ami speedy cures. Send no mmixv,
tut lell Olliers of lids offer. Write to
day to Mrs. M Summers, Itux, I*. Notre
Dame, Ipd
For Cotton Worms
We have
Powdered Arsenate Lead !
4 pounds Ars. Lead and 4
pounds flour per acre sift
ed on the plant rows
through Cheese Cloth pock
ets on 2 ends of a pole on
mule's back. New' un
sprinkled wormy cotton
will be a loss.
Order Ar». Lead Powder !
N, L Willit Seed Go.
AUGUSTA.
TO THE FRIENDS OF THE HOMELESS BOYS OF AUCIISTA:
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The Boys’ home are in the race for the One Thousand Dollars
• offered by The Herald in their M. & M. Label contest.
t
WILL VOLJ HELP US TO WIN IT?
A Charitable Organization Deserving Your Support
The Boys Home, as its name implies, is a home for the
homeless boys of Augusta—lt is in need of funds for carrying
on this work—With your co-operation we will win The Her
ald's SIOOO first prize. We ask that you save the labels of the
By: Mr*. W. H. Cozart,
Mis* Blanche Stealey,
200,000 of
Austrians j
Can’tFighf
One Hundred and Fifty of Their
Five Hundred Guns Captured. l
Reported Reassembling West
of Lemberg in Strong Position
London. 3:15 a. m The corrxxpoi.d
of the Uiiily Mail at t’etrogfad, (8t
IVlf-rshurK) sa>»:
"Of tiie total Austrian forrxx in
force ih» Austrian train army lo fait
Galicia probably twelve army corpx I
-at leusl four army corpx of 200,000
have been practically pul out m I
aetirin. anyhow tor aoirie time and 150
of their 500 gunx captured.
To Fall Back.
"Luaxia ia now able to detach con
xlderalde forces to Lublin and the
prospect is that this will probably
buck on the strong for!iesses of F’r>-
zenysl. Jaroslau and KracoW w hreb.v
the ItugHtaim will recover those parts
of i'olancl occupied Icy the Austrians
and the fertile eastern part of (cali
che up to the Carpathians.
"It is reported the Austrians are
busy fortifying the hills near Godoka,
17 miles west of Lem beg. Thin ia i
very strong position with its fronl on
four lakes, extending twelve, miles
north and south, and It Is probable
that it is here the remains of the
beaten Austrian army Is concentrat
ing.
OPEN LETTER -
To Our Customers in Georgia
and South Carolina
The present European war situation has disorganized
the financial world, and is having its effect upon business in
our section, caused principally by the uncertain basis upon
which the present cotton crop must be financed and market
ed. We are now going through a "reconstruction period" and
our country will soon adjust itself to a sound and stable basis
upon which we will all do business, live and prosper.
With an abiding faith in the value of cotton we are wil
ling to do business on a COTTON STANDARD at 10c per
pound, on all sales to cotton producers or shippers, made
after Sept. Ist, 1914.
In accepting cotton at 10c per pound in payment for
Remington, Smith Premier and Monarch Typewriters we
require that it be on basis of Augusta middling and delivered
to us f. o. b. Augusta, Ga.
Yours truly,
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER CO.
By L. J. Henry, Dealer.
Yours For a Worthy Cause, THE BOYS’ HOME
rHE AUGUSTA HERALD. MJGpSTA, GA.
Special Notice
I buy Building Material in ear load lots
for cash, direct from South Georgia, which
means a big saving to the owner.
Get my estimate before awarding your
contract.
E. H. Mobley
Contractor and Builder.
No. 4 Irish American Bank Bid. Phone 2476
Mrs. William Nixon,
Mr*. J. M. Mayes,
BUILD WITH BRICK
GEORGIA-CAROLINA BRICK COMPANY
AUGUSTA, - QEORGIA
products and the sales slips of the merchants who are entered
in this contest. Communicate with any of the undersigned
committee in order that we may call for such tokens as you
have accumulated.
Mr*. Chas. F. McKenzie,
Mr*. Albert Davidson,
The cheapest kind of a Furopean map costs 10c.
The HERALD’S War Map is the very latest, made
by Europe’s best map makers. Together with its
comprehensive statistical information, the portraits
of European rulers, charts of capitals and strategi
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range, river and town is shown so that you will al
ways be able to follow the warring armies wher
ever they meet in combat. The map also shows all
the submarine ocean cables, as well as those of the
inland seas.
EUROPEAN WAR MAP
CONTENTS
Portraits of European
Rulers,
Army Strength -of Euro
pean Nations,
Naval Strength, Men and
Vessels,
Aerial Fleets, Dirigibles
and Aeroplanes,
Chronicle of Nations In
volved,
Triple Alliance and
Triple Entente,
Hague International
Peace Conference,
Capitals of Europe,
Population European
Countries,
National Debts of Europe
European Coin Values,
Area of European Coun
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Distance Between Prin
cipal Cities,
Decisive Battles of Past
Century, *-
Charts of Capitals and
Naval Stragetic Points,
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Committee.
SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 6.
PORTRAITS OP
EUROPEAN
RULERS
King George IV,
President Poinoare,
Cxar Nicholas 11,
Emperor William 11,
Emperor Francis Joseph,
King Peter
King Albert
Queen Wilhelmln*,
King Victor Emmanuel
King Alfonso XIII,
King Haakon VII,
King Gustav V,
King Chirstian X,
President M. de Arriage,
Sultan Mohammed V,
King Constantine,
With how many of the
above portraits ace you
familiar?
Printed dally In another col
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