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Tired But Flushed With Victory the Allies Keep
Pursuing the Teutons, AftheoMor-
able-Reverse
to All
of a.Qis
History
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BERLIN ADITS REVERSES
General Joffre and Hb Lepons Too Busy With the Pur.f
suit Sunday to Give Much Detail Now Appears That
Seven Armies That Came Spreading: Out Like a Fan
Over French Soil Will Be Forced to Go Out Through
"The Little End of the Horn, Luxemburg: Army of
Crown Prince Seems Hemmed and in Precarious
Position Near Verdun From the Eastern Frontiers
Come Reports ofTCompTete Russian SuccessOver
Million Foes, With Many Thousand Prisoners and
Two Armies Now Surrounded Extent of Victory of
the Hard-Fighting Servian Veterans Grows With
Each Report-
the German Army Turn and
JFight' Desperately on Defensive Lines Is Question
With Military Experts.
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- lndonrScrtr 13. TO:45 K ni'The'lixtli "cF of the war
hetweeii' Germany and France,' Great. Britain and Belgium, has
rourhra vast transformation, The pursued are now the pursuers.
The irressistable sweep of seven German armies through Belgium into
htance met an immovable force at the river Maine.
-r-The--army ot'Cerieral'VoiT fc'iuck, ' 'Which so 'long battled to turn
the allies western flank, was slowly and steadily outflanked. Its re
tirement before the. small but hardy British army turned,,the tide of
tattle.
Today, if French official reports are correct, all the Gentian armies
txcept that facjng Verdun and a few miles southwest, are retreating;.
. General Joffre. Fwneh commander4n-chief, pictures the retreat
as hurriedly, if not disorderly, with the Germans jbajadfiaixit.
,Wisanexvw-aunaear-and-sufOTies;
Last Sunday was the darkest day of the war f of the allies. The
Wench eoverninent emigrated from Paris to Bordeaux'in a lonr sad
procession of motor cars. An attack on the capital appeared immi
nent and the main German force had hammered a huge wedge into
France between Paris and Verdun, with its centerome milereouth
joi Libatliiie
MARNE MOST MARVELOUS BATTLE.
The French people trembled with the question whether their army
- .wast not a beaten army; ...whe.t.hcilnjeL.ht5tQry..ol.J.!JZfl-w.ul repeat itseit
- ine hattTe ot the Maine, which was decided in a week, is re-
-ar4e44?y-fliilitaryefitics- as-t he-most- mat velousreveRal 'if--mle8
of two armies known
In their view it appears to haveJecjJjhjeJkstphase-uf-the war
- and -to-'have-made impossible the plan which the German staff is
supposed to have had of smashing the French by one comprehen
sible stroke, and then turning the bulk of the German forces eastward
E
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TO GET HEARING
Children trriaa With Couple;
Search for Evidence
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(Bj tka AmrtaWd Ynm.)
San Antonio, Tm Sept. 1 S. After
two Week confinement In Jail here,
r. ana airs, victor a. nines, or Biu-
gene, Orppon. will probably be given
a preliminary hearing this week an
charges connected with . the. (lisao
pecrarice of Mrs. Eluia Nelma Dennis
and her slaserrr Miss-Uemrice Nuima, 1
Atlanta, On. (mien t -charged with
murder and Mrs. Innea as an accea-.
ory nerore me fact. .
Th lnnea twine, a boy and clrl
a4 " ahHV ! expected ta aptear
in court thin week, a Tueaday baa
decision whether Innea will be allowed
ro proviue a nome tor them with
friends during the detention of htm
etf and wife, or whether the court
wlU t k t! h FKe-ttf t hem: Thtr chil
dren have been in Jail with their
mother since 8eptembeJtJU
Neither . innea . nor hta wlf e -haa
made an extended statement further
than a general denial of the charges.
Innea acted a counsel for Mrs. Den
nis when she secured a divorce in
Reno, Nevada. The Nelms family
Claims that she later sought hla ad
vice In retard to the investment of
large sum and that Kite came to San
Antonio In June to meet Innea to dis
cuss Mexican investments.
Search still. continues here for evi
deve-"tn-orrrmrttTTrr"TtTTh Tfn'e"3i5a,p
pearanee of Mrs. Dennis and her sis.
ter. Marshall Nelme, a brother, and
a score of detectives have searched
the premises of a cottage where the
women are said, to have gone on their
arrival here June 14 last. fragments
of bone found.Jn-a-cejiB px4 ntMt the
house have been turned over to the
city chomlat for axmnlnaHnn, -
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Body Representing all North
America Adjourns Session
at Asheville .. .
J-1- -. tSMcial le B Ki otm.)
Aaheville, Bent. 1 1. With the elec
tton of oflloers who will serve during
the coming year, the ninth annual
meeting: of the Fire Marshals Assdr
elation of North America adjourned
yesterday afternoon after two davs
sessions at this city. Harrison Para
man tT Kanjua wat frui nrwenrent
of the organization fidr J.- U Baldwin1;
ef Fenneylvnnia, waaTchisren-as vter-
presldent. Clem P. Tost. c,r wtscon
sin, was rt;elected swcrelary and treas
urer Kcsoiutlwis wrerw adopted Tavor-
lag the adoption of uniform blanks In
reporting lire looses, the creation of a
leas barw of the National Board f
Underwriters and strict regulations fur
the handling of matches.
One address was delivered yester
day. Air. farkman spt-aking on
PuUIlcltjr and Fu- Prevention." He
declared that the newspapers, aflat
tn' greafeet agency knuwii for reach
Inj the public and declarlnsr - that
innwitn -ia preee hioiiv in uir mar
shals hope to educate the people re
garding the important 'part they cari
ply la srtvenilng fires.
TH wwutlun of. th pla!e of hold
Ing the next meeting Was referred to
I the executive committee, With Tmvn
act, announcement betqg mane that
th"t!ommltR'9 will 'Wold' a '''meeting
some time during the early iirt"f
next year to consider the invitation
ot the- citlea-ahkih are desiron-inf
entertaining the Are marshahi at their
next annual meeting.
. . The Aa herilla meeting t dVclat ed to
have ben one of the mo; t successful
In the history of the organization.
JrTVYS WILL AID BlttTHItF.N.
Negroew tir Hold JWr.
f Asheville, PepL 1. jTJie annual
fair of the colored race In Western
North ..Carolina., . an.. event -which Is
looked forward to with a great deal
of interest among theunegroes of this
seetlnn of the -Mtater wlli be held 'at
West Asheville r for four days begin
ning Monday of next week. Many
exhibits have "been entere antt-rhe4 theimrchrfW oTi Thur mtirfref,
Tair promises to be a very successful
one.
t'nud Ueing Balwd for tlc IXwtUutc
f J-.urope.
tsawtntrlla Sew tixl Ohimr. I
Klnwtoii, Sept. It. Local Jews ah
raising a luiia 10 Be sent to Kiirope,
Uiere.aa.ba mod 4H the rehef or tt?
brews made dectltute by the war.
good sum wilt a leu be sent to Pales
tine, where- relief measures wlir be
necessary In the event Turkey goes
to war against tiia triple entente
However, prominent members of th
race here say thi Jew are not ex
pectl to Incur the w rath "onhe Mo
hammeuans to as great an extent
tlrrhmsHmTtiereverif of hiwtill
ties.
Thomas Harvey, vice-president
the Cottrell 8uddlery ("ompanv, f
Klrhmond, yesterday jd to that con
cent a bale "of cotton, C2 pounds in
weight, for It cents a pound. Mr.
Harvey received a telegram from, the
company. Who arc members of the
Uuy-a-iB:ie-of -Cotton organizathin of
the Virginia city, asking him. to make
and he
furnished the pr.nl net from his own
plantation near Klnston.
nsurance Officials of Nation
Gather at Asheville for An-'
. nual Meeting '
. UkKUiH Tto Mm ml Www.)
Asheville, Sept.. li Insurance com.
mlasfoner from alt prtrts tof the'Vou'tl
try nd" prominent ofllclala of various
Companies are arriving at AsheviUa
tor the foHy-dfth annus! mwtlng of
the National Convention of Insurance
Commissioners; wh Ich -wilt " 1e -"held
here four days, beginning Tuesday
morning. James ti. Young, lnsur-
aeee Commttwtner of Ntrth Cnrolina,
Is the prenldent of the orgunUation
and he has Just announced the pro
gram, which ia an unusually attractive
one. - . .
The Insurance men will be wel
corned to - North Carolina Tuewlay
morning . by Uovefnor Looke-Cralg,
following whose aiiUresa ila.yur J." E.
Rankin wlls welcome them on behalf
of the city . ot Asheville, - James H
Southgalv will Mpeak for the insurance
Interests of tha. State. John 8. uarst
Commltioner of West Virginia, will
rsepond.
At the evening teasion of Tuesday,
T. M, Henry, of Mlslmlppl, tind-PH
McMaster, of South Carolina, will
diisciiaa "Compulsory lortti , Inveet-
nwittgr"- wfiHa; M. SVW-UaltbH'irf
Texas,- and E. it. Ueavltt, of Ver
mont, will deliver 1 addrews on
Should the State Encourage the
Formation of New Companies?"
Wednesday morning the dixouKsion
will center nboot the ouestlon:
Should We Abandon the American
Restrictions Tpmi the ClHjtws of In
surance Written ly u Company Doing
Direct Writing and by a Company
Doing Reinsurance." - with Hurton
Mansileld. of Connecticut- Ifjcank.
ttouslifoucli, lit Sew l"oik; '. I. Kev-l
elle, of. Mlswtlici," nnq t). K. Stabelln, i
H-Dakota, partH4patIttg-tn-the
diwuHelun:
Wednesdav venine' Atvtn C- Her
bert, of Jjoui!anaJiU speak oh 'Ac
quisition of Cost of fire Insurance,"
while "The Cost of MiscellftneiuM InV
urancLvrlllbiitJuiiaahlefil i.if the
sddresB of-fl. Kpstcen, of (Vilortdo;
BR TT DEL VERS
THESIEOIJCM
Combination Convention in
Nineteen Judicial Favors the
Secret Ballot
iw 111 u Hi St siyl Olmnt. i
Asheville. Sept. II. At the R-pub-I
Nineteenths Judtclal-Distrust,- Which
w held Tit the1-courthouse vester-
day. Von n o O ud ger . m ."h o mi nated
tor solicitor to oppose J. r.o. nwam,
the no4iiinee of the tenrocTtto p rty.
The selection of the member of the
executive committee was. left to the
nominee. . "
The distrTct cohvenUoii' followed trie
Buncombe county convention, at
which a ticket was named for all of
the county offices except -coroner,
treasurer and constable. The ticket
as named at yesterday's meeting fol
lows:- fctate Senate. W.-tt. Fortune;
"Partlcatmg -anrt on:TOrtfclpati"ng
Insurance by Brock, Tire and Casual
ly Insurance Companies," will be the
8ubJe.cU .. oltho 4rtri-- j)f R. - Mr
Small, of OhiOj nnd A. Ii Welch, of
Oklahoma. .-
F.-H.'- Harditw. Of Maisttohusctti
will speak on "Workmen's Compensa
tion Kesiilt In Mss-tschirsetts and
Suggestions Drawn." Therefrom," fol
lowed by a symposium of experiences
PL other States.
Thursday evening "The Sphera of
Activity of an Insurance Department
M-wttl tnrm The subject of the dlKcuus.
sion In which Robert J. Merrill, of
New Hampshire: Charles Johnson, of
Pennsylvania, and JuhnS Uarstrl
vtexi Virginia, win lane psn.
Friday morning's session will be de
voted to a discussion of "Combina
lion Policies," by Frank Hnshbrouk,
of New York; "Fire Insurance and
the PreventlniOrmrc Waste," 1.y C
F. Xesbltt. f Dlatrlct of Columbta:
election of nitlccrs
GREENSBORO 111
IMtUftLE
Business Men ofJhe Gate City;
Talk About Cotton
(IMuUl is Tin Mt u Onwnac 1 -
Cireen.sbor(r,7:ScPt."" li, Officer
of
thV Chamber -of. Commerce and Mr-chantg"-
Association. together wltU -other
leading eltlxeus. hnve called a
matlng-otMretMihirii men to he held ;
In the court house touiurrow night for .
the, purpoae of dlsruMnt the present
unsatisfactory' condition of the cotton ,
crop. The call declarea that the proa- .
perjty of the South Is dependent o
this year's cblton rrop belnr mar
ketefl at fair prices. It l thought
that the meeting will result in rolling'
soma of Greensboro people in . thw
"Huy-a-Bale" movement. So far
4fs known, the Armour Packing t'om-
psny a uramut . ouice .:.nre..ts ,nre ift
fepjaentaUv Nn. 't7Thotna-JvalJTe huy a bale. J, Ogden
kins: Representative No. f , J. B. Hun
ter; wlerk' of the Superior Court; Rob
ert Worley; Tax Collector. Arthur Mil
ler: Auditor, II. H. Voorhees; Register
of Deeds. Cliarlea D. Clark; Sheriff,
D. W. Harrison; Chairman of the;
Board ot County Commissioners, Rob
ert Greenwood; members of the Board
of Commissioners, K. C. Romnson
and Calvin Hill; memlierM of the
Hoard" of . Kducatiun. 1. Mkhaeij
tnlrtJodaoy iihif W..Xorthup;
Surteynr, Leslie Fanning.
Following the conventions, -the dele
gates from this county and ttiosn in
attendance upon the district conven
tion from Mudlson heard an address
delivered by James .1. Hrltt, former
third assistant PontmuMer fleneral,
who Is the nominee of the Republi
can-Progressive forces of the Tenth
Congressional District for Congress
man. He urged loyalty to the party
and -Henrr TTOittlra miniig the up-
proachliig caiiiiMtigii and election, in
resolutions, the Auiitrnlish harlot WbB
endorsed and the administration of
the county Democratic officers was
deelrcdtobB "'waaieful and extrava.
gsnt.1'" -
rdi - Syi--iri-Wg r 'iwTVoI "By
- an Mder Negro.
mpuriii (o tiw Sum ml oiiwrm.)
i.VVl)etttfc8cpU-i3et)dla-Williams,
the lS-year-old negro boy who halls
from Atlanta and who. was aentenced
to (he rondM for lircetiy ot meat by
Jwlge' Ferguson last Friday and who
made Hla escape from the court hoAne
Just afler being .sentenced, surrender
ed thin jnoi tilni; to Mr. Amos Barnes,
at liicuma, from whom the meat was
stolen. He admits that in a measure
he ia guilty, but thftt he w used s
a cat's paw by ii old negro man,
Dudley Smith, who n uyn stole the
meat and got him to dispose of it.
SKltej Ja3ttW .-in h W lleon- afh-irmt
Dudley Smith will rave a hearing in
Wilson county rouri before Jmlue
Denna Tuesday next.
JCDSON UAV C'luLEUlLYTtll.
Armour haa Instructed all of the two ... -hundred
branch ofllces of his company
In the South to buy a bale of middling .
cotton at ten cents. -
Dlatrh-t tjwtcrn Star.
A district meeting of the Order tit
Eastern Star will be held In Greens-
boro -Friday evening of this wet-k.
Trrts gutliertng will be In the nature of
a school of Instruction, Two sessions
wtW-heMirid TOehTtlre fternoo -and
one at night. Supper will b
served the visitors at the Masonic and
Eastii n Star . Home. The meeting
will be under the direction of Mlea
Hlnnche Johnson, of this city, district -deputy
grand matron. There will be
degree work, memorial services, ad
d reuses by visitors and miscellaneous -business.
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Cull ford For AmendmenU.
The fact that the Uuilford County
Democratic tJtoi utlve-cominlttee haa-
endorsed the Constitutional Amend- '
ments proposed by. the jlvcglslaturw
means that . the amendmenta.will bn
given good vote In this comity.
There seems to he ltttleopraltn t
tnem. sou ttiua, wmie not all win
Vcjte for them, very few .will Voto
against the amendments. ;
Will Morehead .and Kd. DefJcrrj'. ,,
two nelgro youths, are in prison. i;harg '.
4 "Wttilireafcing Into the store of D.
Marks and stealing a quantity of mer
chandise Friday night. They will !
tried, in the. lty court tomorrow The
officers discovered (he guilty, parties
hjr. finding,. Morehead prttnir a -ivnr-"
hat when he was subpoenaed as A
witness In another case.
The county Democratic executive
committee yesterday re-elecUd K. fl, ,
BhcrrUt a,.couniy chalnnan and H. I
lV)lilewoi secretary; Mr. herrlle- is)
experlriujed In managing campaigns
and will no doubt olitatn large iim
jorlty for the Democratic county
ticket. , .. ! . ..
jiill to Thr Sr-m iitl 01rfrt ,
Ashijvlllo, Sept. 13. Mrs. T. I,.
Money Httged 8.3, died .y.e$eMaailter
m tffr afhoff Illness" lit the home
of her diitighter, Mrs. J. Sprouse, on
Fngg street. SneTw iia buried at West
Aeheville cemetery this uttcruoon fid
lowing the funernl services ronducted
st her daughter's home bv Rev.- J.
It. tirice,
The decPHWd JK sTiiVHcd-fiy one
daughter,, six grandchildren and eight
great-grandchildren.
iU-taHietl Haptixt Mlv.lonartc Speak
4 Al AslievlUe.
Alihcvllle. Si-pt. U. lrf.enl Bnptlst
churrheh todoWerte(r-Tnwn Cen
termini rBy," Dr. Brax(n Crsiig, of
this State, Dr. Adrian Taylor, a re
turned missionary from China, and Dr.
T. Wv Rnyr'-fnTelgrf '"secret ftry of the
forelan niiswiou board of the Southern
Baptist Convention filling the- pulpits
at the various local Baptist churehea
at the morning services. The Bsptlsts
of the South are attempting to raise
Sl.zo'i.oOu as n memorial to Dr. Adon
Irum .ludson. the llrst mlwlonary aent
out ly the Church W'i) years ngo. The
money will be rpent in equipment In
the foreign .Wte ,
GERMANY NOW ON DEFENSIVE.
The military experts, however, are still cautious. While recog
nizing the possibility that the German armies- may yet rally and
drr a strong defensive line, they recognize also the possibility of
the almost complete vacuation of France and Belgium. Paris an-
rounces that the Germans have evacuated Amiens The position of
jOermaiL-rtofemrtsTtr be marching south on
three roadrtn that neTptniThoodls norknowir- " "
I'he Belgian army is credited wjth the deter'miiiation to reoccupy
Brussels and claim to have cut the "railroad between Liege and
Brussels, thus severing an important German line of communication.
11 claims tti be tmsliliig . lliescjjeJeniOirCfS rnrruKised-td.
of reservi.sts, toward the southeast.
ZZJ'.vt SosFpai3 1
GERMAN FOSITION-CRmCALT ;
MilitaryauTliorities in ranee consider the position of the GernTan
armies critical. The army which was south of the Argdnne Forest,
- they argue, hardly can retreat eastward, owing to the danger from
the strongly held French fortress of Verdun, while the mountanous
character oY the Argonne district renders retreat 'due north impracti-cW-Thfr
tet-winTif ltrr
a northwesterly direction. v ; '
The people cherish the hope fhat the Belgians may succed in
clearing the Germans out of Brabant, when th j fftli Gemirff army
"vtttrld be obliged I'D retreat on Luxemberg, an operation which they
liken to the passing of a large strea,m,through.a narrobottle neck.
,. GERMAN WIRELESS SILENT.
jCtnm6:yexaM-Mttit. of Marne "fl, yet ld h& heard.
The German official wireless tonight is silent regarding the opera-
i;nn nf th na;t week in that theatre. It records a local success bv
the armv eLthe Crown Princer which it reports, took a fortifietfTosTi
.JioaJP-UttJt.
-BmiibePfntTcmsTwaTioTve occurred at an early stage of the battle.
Thfe position" of the troops as stated in the French-reports is that
tfe Germaimhranny is retreating beyond the river Vesle. which
runsMweenKlieims. anTSpissons";" tliat the German forces in the
center which had penetrated farthest south, are falling back north
0t Vitry-Le-rrancois anu cichjiiicc anu ntvc t-rowca tnc river manic,
, , ' ' (CQNTINUED ON PAGES TWO.)
BELGIAN FIGHTERS TAKE HEART AS GERMAN TROOPS LEAVE FOR FRANCE AND PRUSSIA
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r(eweryBJUoaerwo.
Belfiaa toldierg tring ver bamcades In M'Ulebroeck Station gear Mibnea,
Am the bulk cf the German arr"y statinneW ih JMfruMB-4-WTrTfr6wTr
ff to aid the main German armjes in Fraace and Prussia, the Belgian
l rmy Jhaa Ukea iiat amd isariie0.v.n
whelmed by Bombera, but the fighting in tha: country from now on U likely
to be -an. even contest Thia photo was taken In WiUebroeck Station near
MaJinea, waare a ikirmiah took plate between S00 Uhlana and ISO Belgian,
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Hureau Planned for Vriuthit
South moriiun Trade.
IHy lh AM-tHttil l'frl
I'anama, Hept. 13. --The erfctinn In
r'anama of a permaiii-.-if tiulMlnK by
the t'llHed Statea rttrlrnttWrnetwe
hureaii at inXiTliiatuin ami commer
cial museum to dra rn- ulfntlon of
Mouth AliierlcMH-usuuiitrtea Ameri-
tutu nianufuctitres and 1n.1ojrle Is
nieetltiR with murh encouraicemeiit
fropi Hhf iiiilt iiiit ni tlu I'anMiiiuuiiiii
aovermuent and Uie.inertli,Ants f the .
cotintry They vli w ili- intij-oal lu
the Hunt iiaii efl'i.rl In hrinjt I'aiiHma
furwaiil us a wnrral purchaKlna unii -trartliis
P'llnl In fetitral Ainerira.
A slti' fur the pr.i.iusHii liullJlng has ...
aln iidy let-n. pluii ! t the dispiieal
of the riiitdfwif and has been ten-
tativelr ttrtMtrtM hy-WilHam Jn'nnliiKe
i'rir'. Aiiii'll'' -Minister to I'uuumu.
The (jruunii lid inn )nilt-of ".tlir -t4ta
uhu. liU4i ttwr' M now bj-ltip i:nn--struoleil
'till- N.tiiiliHl K:tiisitl.n "-
which ih t . ronittinfniirM - !h dii!av.
,. lit the I an.'lliu
i'atiil. Ii is ilr,niMi lu liavn the oih-H'
Ins of 1 hi' i xMi!iHI( .1 cniiu-idi-iit Willie.
thut ft ilu- (irnmi veUdnuUlun tit teh .
openiiiK f t ciimil uii March 5.
imn
VI AX Kll TV-IIVI
t rrma'w ITi'-iilrnt.: WW- "ehrnt- Hw -r
,7 ItlrtlttTaj' Tiiiihm row.
(li- ihe .VwUlill i,rl . -
- ,-JVfclH--Mtr 'T3I--President Yuen
t-'lu-kal lll le U yea're v''l " Hei
4roher . :i.-ii dititf I" the wTn ,.
WnlOH IS t.i i,imF7n.ijxair..jjHg : mtuav
is&MiHSai., '-i-
ami al.D 1 '(.. n . it 1 otr.ifie l'an."in:
Chiiuk.-Kkh- r western retttrtne.
J'ollfiw ilia t loiw upun 4lir nl
yersarv' l" '"' '""'d 'f Uii furmul ...
lii .Ukunrtitm the Cunt diiiy ele-tel
nrewidfi ft Ctiiim. AllhouKli Ynn "
hiis T-e't" "fit "jaiwer'srm v eaWy tnilia,
It nut until Urt.iiHfr hi, lll, tnai ..
he Ix gaii his term of office under tliu
cuiTbiituliuit akiptt!d by the Nankiiip
1111131 tiw.
It i.i faid that t'li.UBliildn vt cuil-KruluUilorv-
.mesaases awatl presenta
tti.111 to t'hltia's tlret fMc.idenl .ruti
the iM'cmdun if thiM two unnlt'eni
arf AdmirltiK iihwrvers of his ad- '
ministration declare thiiLhia beat fe
lirltflViiT s foiHid'n th; rompnmtlvo
peare uhd hurinoiiy wliioh.now reign
IhriitKhout the rpyWlo of China.
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Miners .Waive llidldayi and Work
! HtindaT WIhhi Nftsrtry.
III. Mw AwwU;i rreml
1 Cardlif. SepL-.lJ.ylialca, the mui to
of the Krttlsh navy's coal su-iply.: has
shown Its toytlty to the Vina. In a
ntnneriirWrri:rrfjnHirT5' the AU
rniraltv. In the face of attempt n
vantaae uf the present war for the en
forcement of demands "ma the Art
mlraltv. the dsh-mrnerw have Rlad-
ly waived all holidays and are work-
tug Hundays jrhenever It is necessary
to, keep the navy supply of coal up to
the required standard. 1'nion of
flcTats : T'KiRlKe""posiU6h 'Rat H u"
not necessary for tne ..union men to
surrender their holidays, but the
mines overturned the ruling- eX vfUci,la
.with unanimity.
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