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lie total effective Frenc
reach that number."
explained tliat the ad
toll Infantry on Muel
?? ut the centre of I'Ser
ntlon. nml It lj* milled
luceessfully carried out.
Ira (ton concludes:
i-ittK In upper Alsace ?
imber of troops."
I.IKliK
: vrii.i, i(OL.tii\r. oi'T
st 1 It Is stated that
'"cp still are holding out
rniuns. atid tliat troops
the city have reformed
I assumed the offensive.
Belgians have blown tip
stroked tlie railroad in
liennnn forces, cut tine
v wnuniM)
k iti >si\v i ito\rii-ii
gust 13 (2 A M.> A
lo the Pallj Telegrapli
an staff admits heavy
ussian frontier.
> \ i: mi mki.'*
?:its i o sru 11v i: i inn;
Pa I'is ?. Allu us! i : ?1 in
operations ?>n an ?-\
was imminent a cor
permission of the War
ide ,i trip along twen
Helgian front vfsiting
vance and talking with
n
are on the alert as mi- j
? >f I'.ermaii cavalry are
b the country above i
11M 'ii the direction of
Trend
on of the correspond -
N HOLLYWOOD
nernl Tliunin* Hnl.lrop
I In Morfiinrv I Impel.
Ices over the hod\ of
s Mul.lriip l.oaan. ' w ho
me in New York ?*11 \
ig. were held from the
>?! in Hollywood t'eme
nioriiiiiK at I I o'clock,
i-err conducted by the
? i'in.hi. assistant rector
Ipiseop.ii Church. I'ol
of those who acted as
-> tv Williams, Tno.nas
. Itiebard M I'll n lop,
illi,iins, Hi Robert i'.
\ I.? ii cast i r, l leorne '
KVed I". NolthiR,
?'ton Starl,. . .Inliii I V i
Moiling, W. s Gordon i
Anderson.
m's !<od> a rrived in j
> esti r.lav niorilitic. It
? d by his son, .lames !
Ins dalighters. Mi> I!. I
d i s Douglas Korsythe: |
s. Stephen I.. Siiowdeii i
'? de Saunsure. .1 r . of
and bv his friend. John
uder, also of .Vow Vork i
lv was met here l.\
< r. Mrs. Albert Morrill. ;
wife could not be
detained at her home
? 'oiinty h' lllnes?-'
3ITUARY
I
I nri-iniMun
ngton Mayo, .-on oi th>- i
d Kate Kalidol pli Ma> o. |
r. (*ol . on Ailgust !?. .
? > ? ar s The interment !
ii I lolly wood i "emetery !
ere of the funeral party j
??i?e I*. llnrrlMon.
ere tifciveil in Hii'll
a n ii on i it* i ii g the a>-ci
: Sharpless, W Va , of
Harrison, formerly of
details were given, but
i I ha t lie w ,e run over
<'hesatieake and Ohio
interment will he mad
? larke County.
I \. i rnl|t.
I'he Times-Dispa tch. I j
. August I". Assistant 1
ot the North Carolina |
. rcof-fvoti the news thi-=
death of Colonel J ,v I
? vilie. colonel of th<- '
. .N'orih 1'arollna (iuard. i
I tills inorninp at hi< I
I iVlV V" ' 'olo!"\l '' r a i g
ilillslii.ro in Is..3. lie
npany G, Third Infan
ts made captain of Com
?ton. hi isfii. major ot i
>a lion, I'hlrd Itegimeut, ;
? nt -colonel of :h.- Third
and colonel of the '
i he p. is 11 Ion Ill-Ill .It
? di-atii. In ] jut j
*1. K. 'I'ny lor.
Dispatch. I
\ A . Aumifi 1 -
loi ?iioi| at thr lioiuo
is. ?'I.. I't", III I s morn -
'K. after ;l., Ilim.ys
ks. wiin typhoid fover 1
s tin widow nf William 1
s >! \ t > sj\ \oars r?t* ,j ^ t.
ox M.UI\ > . ?|>
' ?urdiMiMi I If ,\|, thodist
hi- h In r i uneia I will |,,
itirrow iiibrnliic ,i ? i i
? y I or sui \ veu l.v t ??..
? nd I liomns Taylor, and
?V.rs? ,'V Mayiitigh ,uii( ,
? ?ii iff this place, beside
-Marshall i.rii
S-\ JUL"'
-.Marshall tJrubb#
bei I (ii ubhy. of P.f
new .In ne lloorr.
'lie Tlnies-Oispatch. I
VA.. August 12.?Mr?
oi e. u idow of Captain .1
of hexing toil, died on
ik at i he home of 'not
\ Moore, in Charleston,
?mains were brought to
nt. i inriii. and lh e I une- '
re held on Tuctsda\ af
the home of hoi ' son.
onductcd h\ tin pastor 1
' >rahaui. riif rem.tins
'?st ill the fait)l|\ ~iiti.it..
>n H'ometery.
?as ; i daughtci of the
ualrd, of K? ii s t'reek, ,
born Vuuiisi ,".0. Is it'
tot' -i.ii i li.ip. ? ? ,\|is?
In 1 S??v v| . uy mai l led
ore. and short h a ft or ?
I" I .".v 11' u t on. uliore she
until nea i I \ m <> \ ea rs
?. i:t to W. si Virginia
er son. i.'aptHln .Moor.- ,
? lerk for Cock bridge,
' ?f I.e.-..i;,, kson t'amp
* '? I e i a n . a nil ser ved
I ill the Win Ret u !
died \<.vembei |fi|| j
? 1 "v ? "'Oils H|||) I vs ,,
?" I1!', .lolin \\
: Icston, \\ ? |", ., nh
Mi Marv ,M...i..
j'.i". jd I.alrd of S'msn
Martoa L.airil wife of I' ,
larleston, \,. Tli i ? e :
urv i\ e ? r>' \\ |; |;
1 '1 ft l.aird. >.f
4 ? >? ? h nd !t?\- \ I.' i
sville. Kv
? ??. IK Kluer.
i i.?? Tim. ? r?isea? i
A. V A V ut: ij-i | -j m . t
: last night at ?<. ?? home
"Hpli Si :?'??? t. aft. ? -) b.-ii;
Survive,I I,. i)lf. f0H0u
J Ki?ri Atlanta.
if 1'laitif. \'a , and Mr?
? < ity. T -f bod', u-ill be '
?liester, \*a ?hero p n '
k. place at t,.
?on
V el 11?? I., I r ? I nr.
The Tim- >- I il.spai, 1j ;
V A . Aukum ]: Th.'
s- Nellie hvlne. ..f
Va dauehtrr o! Mrs
li. t> ' 'ha rles W Ii \ I?r
? or e hi ..'in' ( i,. ^ t
ay evening for bun,]
Tf.ui> I.ake, N" V Sun
aged thir ty-sU year?
ete accompanied to !.<??,. ,
nother, two brothers a: 1
k II er home U ,1 i |
with her brother l,a -\
DEATHS
M.U AM < A URIN'rjtON
~>t the lat? f>lw:n<1 * r,
Mayo, .;ped forlv-e.sl !
r> interred in Holly ?. ood
hniond, \ a Interment i
e omit flowers.
f your time and youi
money is worth saving
here's the chance. You car
save $7.20 in seven minute?
by buying one of these $2(
Suits for $12.80.
The sizes run from 33 tc
48, with extra stouts.
Everything else, nearly
reduced in price same way.
"lit is that no hea vy fighting Is Pke
ly in Belgian l.lmhurc. whore the <jor
mans lm\e little or no infantry. R\
Hie opposition offered by the Bolglai
I roops lit I.lego. the Germans losi
precious time. which was prolitablx
em ployed hy the French and Britisi
In conceptrating masses at convenient
points.
The allied forces have been so dis
posed ;is to |>e supported hy fortifier
positions at manj chief points, hni
little or nothing has been done aroun<
Brussols. and it is thought that th<
city *s being used as a bait to attract
i he Oernians.
I he Belgian people are anxious re
garding Brussels, as the German cav
alrv Is carrying raids nearer and near
er to Ihe capital, but such considera
tions are not likely to have any effecl
on the decisions of the general staff.
It is certain vast preperations hav<
been made hy the allies now spteailei
out for battle, and they are likelv ti
move quickly when the hour lo strik*
cotnes.
ut ?so-<;romi A \ i'Ro\'riBn
Is \KH\ !?!<? II'I'I.N (it Alt 1)101
LONDON*. August 12.?The oflicial
press btireau of the British War Of
lice says to-da \ .
"Of the twenty-six German arm*
corps, tl.e bulk has been located, am
it Is evident that Ihe mass of Germai
troops is concentrated between l.iegt
and Luxemburg.
"The number of German troop.'
known to he on the western side o
that country, proves thai in the east
r-rn theatre of war. the Rtisso-Germat
frontier, so far as Germanv is con
cemed. is <omparalivcl\ lightly guard
oil. h\ reservists.
WAII IM I'ICK lli:i,lr.VI-;s
SITt VIION I'.XfKI.I.CM
I "A IMS, August <3:1A. M.)?Tin
following official announcement has
just been issued hy the French W.ai
J ?epa rt men t:
"I'p to ihe present hour no encoun
tors hot ween the German and Frenel
forces, except those of outposts, hav<
taken place.
"The oceupat ion of .Mcul Itauscn was
effected li\ a French brigade of infan
try in order lo destroy the Gerinai
intelligence centre in operation in tha
town. That being accomplished, ih<
brigade was withdrawn, the general It
command considering the position tot
perilous.
I he I* re rich brigade was follower
b\ the entire Fourteenth Cerman Arim
Corps and a division of the Fifieemi
Army Corp.*-. which were halted by our
principal linos.
"Our stiatogcical situation remains J
as before, excellent."
(?KitMA \ \ltM\ \l)\ A\('KS
into iiiomi'i1 or iti:i.t.i( m
BItt'SSKLS, August I".' < v ia Paris)
The German army has moved uorili of
l.iege and is advancing Into the heart
?f Helijiuin. Ii is ?l i ill ?-it 11 to di'termim
its objective. There is a screen of cav
alry in extraordinary force along; the
? whole front of the allied armies.
A new army corps is investing l,icge.
j The Krcncli cavalry is engaged in
: sharp fighting. Hotli the ticrmnn anil
j allied armies are feeling their, way.
utssiA.vs ni:ri:.\T <;kiiii\x
I XT A NTH A AT IIV DTK t II XI". A
ST. PKTIifiSBUKG. August 12.?An
attempt by Germans to occ.upy B.vdt- '
kulinen, cast Prussia, one of the points
10 which Russian troops were ilis- i
patched early in the war, has failed.
The Germans. comprising a detaeb
* mcnt of infantry, with artillery, were
repulsed with loss.
? SKVKlUO ( lliorit CIVKV
j TO AI STItlAN Tltoors
PARIS. August 12.?A dispatch from
: , St Petersburg to the. Matin, says.
"The Aust nans have sulTered a check
?j on the Dniestci Rlvor. Kour regiments
' of Austrian infantry and eiclit regi
ments of Uhlans were routed. The
approaching big battle probahlt will
be a decisive one."
* ill'JGMIK.X'l' or DIIAIiOONS
StlTKHS IIICA \ \ l.tiSN
BRUSSKI.S, August 12 tvia l.ondont
:?A regiment of dragoons coming from
the direction of i.ieire. who attempted
to surprise the Belgians at Ainelfe, in
the Province of l,iege, were driven olf.
leaving 15.'l dead and .102 prisoners.
HL'MJIIKO Hit; SIIKI.I.v
rA 1,1, l.\ I'OXT-\-MOI >NO\
PA BIS. August 12.?The German
bombardment of Pont-A - Moiisson. in
the Department of Muerthe and Mo
selle. twenty miles northwest of Nancy,
commenced yesterday. A hundred big
shells fell in the town, killing and
- wounding inhabitants and demolishing
buildings.
W Ol XDHI) I'll KATH MAN
IS SHOT HI IIKit MAX
' 1 PARIS, August 12.?The following
ofllclaI statement was Issued to-night, j
"A wounded Krench cavalryman at .
1 Mezlcres declares lie saw a German
I cavalryman shoot a wounded- I'rench
matt. He says he heard five or six other
' shots and saved himself by feigning
. death.
"The Germans are wearinc uniforms
| taken from Belgians killed In battle." |
I GERMANS BEGIN
FRESH PHASE OF
THEIR CAMPAIGN
(Continued from Klrst Page.)
' crossed the Meusc several days ago.
but without the prince.
? MAinmi or oiti'osts
, K X'ti At; K M K XTS 1'OH.HT
It was ofllclallj announced during
the day that there bad been several
out post engagements between the Bel
gians and the Germans. and that cor
> tain points occupied by the Germans
last evening had been evacuated. The
' | junction point at l.andcn has been re
" taken by the Belgians. The morale
: of the Belgian armj is excellent.
There is no information as to the
' movements or the disposition of the
1 troops of the allies. The Germans are
intrenching themselves in every direc
! tion.
' A German aeroplane flew over Rrus
r sels to-day at a great height The
" civic guard fired upon It, but It was
* useless.
The Ministry of War assures the
public that there is no fear of the I
shortage in food. The government has
purchased a great <iuanlitv, and the
military authorities are selling sup
I' plies to merchants at cost
b Many representations have been
< made to the government, urging it to
r Issue one-franc notes. The mint is
striking off 100,000 one-franc pieces
* and 200,000 half-franc pieces daily
e The latest news from the front
shows that the Germans north of Liege
s are removing from the west to the east.
It is reported that If the Germans
J continue massing troops on the Dutch- j
B j Ijimburg frontier, the Dutch govern
i inent will treat them as foes.
> The Dutch population is tired by a
desire to emulate the Belgians, despite
j the German nat ionalit\ of the the
: prince consort.
MOVEMENTS OF MMY !
EFFECTUALLY VEILED
.\i>( Kvcii in Campaign ?f Japan
Against Itiissia Was There Stirli
Impenrfrahle Mystery.
NO I.HillT ON <> l? K H A T I O N S
Manoeuvres Now I'ntler Wa.v May
Culminate at Any Moment hi'
Titanic lCiigngenieiit ? Airships
liojit Over llriisspls.
(Special fal.lo to The Tinics-lMhiiali It I
ni(('ssi:ias. August 12.- it sun if
impossible in iliunv mi} lifthl ii|?on
? nil tar* operations which nn eul -
oinale on Thursda.v or Kriday In a
"lorriile ? olli?lon I'd w con the forcer. of
<1 is rupl 1011 .'tin1 those i?f civilization.
Wvcr l>efoi?\ not wen during the
la fanese in pa Ig n ngalnsl llussia,
have movements of an array been
vlirotnle.i wiilt such inpenet rable mj?
irry. considering Hie number. as veils
nn'neit} and the iiigciuiity of Cerinan
aims. Stii!. in Uoleiuni ithese pre
cautions mn\ l?e i ndispensa hie.
Another fart, which is bop-Inning to
J.iwii upon the public. is that the he
roi ? resistance 0f the l!(li;i;iii army was
offered 11 i I li e?-1 ?? to covering troops
only. Although three ??erinan arm>
corns have hecn thoroughly beaten. it
is believed hoie thiil the hostile main
,'trmtos ma> he read} any time aft.r
to-morrow right.
?I itoors xiAT I'tiiin \ni?
to ai t \s (-*1:1:1, Kits
yesterda.v. several detachments of
tlie covering troops.were sent forward
t.. Nclv*wit advanced po?t as feelers
The l.elgia ns, when possible, eon
ceal'-d themselves in thickets or fields
and ?aptured a considerable number of
i 11 v.tders
i.?ne ttelgian l.ancer, named Sogarrtn.
(Ic:" \cs o-pecial mention. Ills habit
is t>> sally forth, iind dash forward
aci'ii'."-t .? I'hl.m, whom lie generallv
kills or wounds, whereupon the re
tnainiier give themselves up. I11 this
wa> he has taken fourteen prisoners
wounded several Uhlans and killed
three, without suffering the slightest
injur'.
Already airships of different com
bala'Ms float gracefully into visual
r.uu'c of tiie ftrussels population, but
at .?!i' ii height that one can only guess
at the nationality of each.
"I iio authorities are warning the pub
li?- neither lo feai nor attack the
" h la 1 s
Anxiety respecting; Holland's neu
trality is not yet wholly dispelled.
Nohody doubts the firm resolve of the
IHitch covrnmeni to maintain its
right to hold aloof from war. but cer
tain misgivings are entertained as lo
the adequacy of the troops stationed .
In the district where \iolatlon of tor- |
rltory by tScrmnny is must probable
A Belgian Journalist mirratcs the
death of tin?. reigning Prince William i
of l.ippe and liln soii hm follows:
"In one of tlie streets ot Settling !
about 100 i termini soldiers threw them- i
selves with te,-rille fury upon a com- j
pony of lielglmis, but suddenly their :
commanding ollicer, Prince William <>f ,
l.ippi', fell mortally wounded, and Ini
medlately afterwards Ills son was)
Killed. The Hermans retreated, and
shortly afterward the bodies of the !
two prinees were demanded of the fn". ,
They were deposited provisionally in '
a vault of the Seraing ceinctery. The .
diamond rings which the reigning
prince wore on his lingers and his .
daintily wrought sword were handed
over to the police of ScraliiK by a Hoy
Scout."
t;Klt1IA\ spy l-'ot M>
l\ W4MI.4VS CMITIIKS
This morning. when leaving Hie
American legation. two miniicipal
guards arrested a woman whom I hey
politely conducted, to the police station, j
A chauffeur cried. "That is no lady j
lie is a ? Jerinan spy "
Two men, hearing this, rushed up
n lid' a 11 ompted to maltreat the prisoner.;
hut the guards protected their charge j
effectually.
At the station I lie prisoner, who
looked unite collected, was found to
he a male Herman agent possessed of
apparatus for cutting telegraph wires
lie also carried compromising docu
ments
The American minister, who has i
heen charged with the task ?>f pro- '
tecting Hermans. was astoui .h<? <I by
the many touches <?f good nature, e\eh
tenderness. displayed I>> the Belgian .
soldiers, police and people toward the
subjects of a stale which is waging
wat against this country
Special trains are conducting civil
ians to Holland, and special motor cars
convey ttieni lo the American consul
ate. or lo centres whore they are
housed and fed until they are ready to
start.
I \ > \SION OK IIOSMA
now iv iMir.n \>.\>
1jOM>ON, August I". The Kxchanfie
Telegraph Company's Xish. Servii.
correspondent says a combined Serxian
and Montcnegt in iu\asion of itosm.i
from Plevlje (Tashlijjai, northwest of
Noviy.azar, has hegiin in three col
umns. liom-ral Itadnmir I'atnlk. chief
of the Servian general staff, is ill. and
lirneral .lankovitch. of the Servian
army, has taken supreme command ?>:
tile forces
III NTIMJTON \ Ml \\ IKK
\ltt: SAKI-*. IN M It CM lll.ltl.
I Spec in I I ?? The Times - Pi spa tch. |
WASHINHTON. Am.-list 12. Archer
M 11 mi 11 ng I on, president of tin Am.i;
ean l !eog ra phic Society, and his wife
are safe ami well at t ie Crand Hotel,
in Nuremberg, < let-many Secretary of
State Pry.in this afternoon iprcj\ei|
the official announcement from the
consul .it Nuretn berg. State I'??part
ment officials believe it means that
Mr. H11 ii11ueion is n > longer under
arrest as a sp>
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DR. POWHATAN S. SCHENCK,
HEALTH COMMISSIONER OF THE
CITY OF NORFOLK, ENDORSES IT.
Read What He Says:
July 17, 1014.
"I have just witnessed n demonstration at Burrow,
Martin A Co.'s drug store of the insecticidal powers of
SH KPA RD'S FLV DRIVKR. Several thousand tiles
that had been caught in one of the Health Department's
IIy traps were liberated in the show window of the store:
a small quantity of the FLV DRIVKR was hlown in
tho uindow, and In less than fifteen minutes all the
Hies were killed. TIIK PR LP A RATION CERTAINLY
DDKS TIIK WORK PROMPTLY AND THOROUGHLY.
(Signed) "POWHATAN S. SCHENCK."
Manufactured and Guaranteed by
SHEPARD'S CHEMICAL CO., Inc., Wilmington, X. f?
Under (he Insecticide Act of June 80, 1010. .Serial \o. 042.
It kills the Mosquitoes like the Flies, and is also Snre
Death to Fleas, Moths, Ants, Roaches, Bedbugs and all
other Insects. The fumes are not injurious to people.
invaluable as a Disinfectant and Germicide
Shepard's Mosquito and Insect Driver protects you
while you fish, work or sleep.
Shepard's Fly ftuard protects your stork from all
lilting Insects and is invaluable as a liniment. Guaran
I teed to cure sore head chickens and mangy dogs.
For sale at all druggists and first-class dealers.
C. W. COFIELD, personal representative from the
factory, will be at Murphy's Hotel for one week. Would
be glad to hear from or trive demonstration to any one
Interested.