"-Bavar ian ) Troops Enter City of Warsaw ip Name of the Kaiser ‘ A despatch from aa says: rhe the city, and the armies “of the Aus- ermans are in possession |trian Archduke Joseph Ferdinand and saw, capital of Poland, aa the third the German field marshal, von largest the Russian Empire. kensen, which are advancing north- Bavarian troops entered the city this | wa ard between the Vistula and Bug morning, having taken successively | Rivers. the Blonie lines and the outer and| Even now, although the steadiness inner fortresses of the town itself, |of the Russian troops and their fierce. the Russians only fighting rear-guard }counter-atta tacks have. gai ed mu actions to allow their main army to|valuable time for them, it is proble- at make goon its escape. matical whether the whole Russian According to a despatch from Pet-|army will succeed in reaching the new Rela rograd, the troops which were’ cover- i - ~ ing Warsaw retired without being at- t-|it should get tt : tacked towards the new front assign-|those positions turned by the Aus- ed to them on the east bank of the|trians, who have crossed the Bug ; Vistula. They blew up yen them | south-east of Cholm, and by the Ger- x all the bridges over the ri mans, under General von Scholz and : This victory Sod tabieniiee his cost | von seme who have crossed the the Teutonic allies an enormous price, | Nar hundreds of thousands of their finest ‘At the north-eastern end of the line = troops having fallen in the last few|the Russian communications are fur- vibe weeks of the campaign of Poland. ther threatened by Gen. von Buelow, While to the Bavarians commanded | who is advancing toward Dvinsk on by Prince Leopold has fallen the ho-|the Vilna- Petrograd railway. Indeed, nor of taking over Warsaw in the|the Austro-Germans have set three name of the German Emperor andhis|traps to catch and destroy the Rus-|- consort, who are expected to make a|sian army. None of them was ing under Field Marshal. von Hinden-| was forced to evacuate Warsaw and % burg, along the Narew River to the |now is fighting with all his might: to = north-east; the Austro-Germans who|prevent the others from cutting off crossed the Vistula to the south of |his retreat. TURK SUBMARINE BASE DESTROYED ri : The Leading Mark | a hac as Be (FIVE DROWNED pose. Kare gk French Fleet. Bombards and Destroys the Village|IM@ Leal ing arket ee eeer er pean ee ee soup tree originated) ‘There was an idea, i is understood, of Spelia roca Py Ht 4: idmnbs, $6, 80° to 87 : TRAPPED IN CAR (2c 2ztins eon, bopnested et pring message from Lot Bae Te readstuff: sue mie, $6: -50; by seeds imported from that country. - Toronto, Aug. 9. ae wheat Serine lambs, ce Gea sf Se The name is given as Sapindus utilis ‘er, who is Dow the ae The ¢ Spelia, |-No- 1 Northern, 1.87%; No. 9 to $9.10; { and’ J : The tree is ornamental and reaches a|@esign was actually got out, but was ee ached erro cries worveo| spool oe ay ee “tot $1,957; No. 8, 1.29%) on track, i 8,18; ob, and watered, sntomobile Fell Into Lake and Pin-|height of fifty feet. Tt begins to/not proceeded with. It is zound the j , lake ports. hedaie boats, dredgers and an aeroplane ship | submarines ‘of France’s antagonists. ke ie ee ee trea, Aug Good steers, $8 faa Sawa Ocoibanta: hear, fruit, when six years a. The pleeral poster answers much better : of the French Go aumbtitrnted off | The seine Russian official com-| No, 3 C.W., nominal; extra No. 1 feed, ee es D5 ere fos AL OS LaRs $7. eet Mitac Bem Beads agi pei A bet ra ee He “press. a al y +255 » $6 vi $ ZENS Sighadjik and Seals Nova, on the |munieation concerning, the operations nominal, on track, lake ports, ge ee Fr Teens okae ed (race The aiden Seanebeka- Man ence world to talk to, Mr. Handel Booth, Anatolia, Sighadjik- was |in the Caucasu bombarded and the Customs house| In the direction of Olti the Turks and part of the fortifications dasteugel Wave been expelled from the Norchine ; ’ i < inal, on track, Toro week, when five Toronto people lost|average income from a tree is from 0 font vane st the To iaigies petapled ees erie ages of Ontario oats—No. 2 white, 57 to I their’ lives and three others, two of |§10 to $20 a year, ‘The composition |Vitriolie when he likes. He gained the fortifications of the T sa ieel aistiaga; KGS Ci caenrres De Bee Nos pint 38 6 Ste, according vhom were boys, and a third, the |of the fruit consists in a nut shaped | is reputation during the debates on ter of Seala Nova and a fortified point | Alakiliss, Kars and Ardo e o dls rated j Pan eTntorates Dilly oten Wa sueen as ter of Scala Nove ara anc while the \region of ‘Alschkert there was an ob- ite eS Winter, pe chauffeur, narrowly escaped. 1 in mie, 1a eb: <8" the hull | She TAREE ON ee ae ea Sthae vercels of. tie. aqadon shelled |stinate engagement. dar lot, $1.10, nominal; ne e Drowned. ists the saponaceous matter in the J e bee Henry R. Alley, 16 Foxbar Road, scoparia see oar cent, of the | ject bulk of the hull, The saponaceous ? ATTITUDE. OF ROUMAN actording to freights. outs d 9 Poxb: ; ITALIANS GUNS We ASL Le aio Re Boney Good mating bey, nom. | $9+60 per 100 Ibs, weighed off cars. | , Pre i Alley, years, 16 Foxbar ate fl and wing igh ae ben, which seem be evening : inal; feed barley, 60c, according to So srs ere nae aloe Gao spaail ‘as if it were a plece of ao! into a suffragette quarter, for most of : “BLOW | UP TRAIN| 2." ae Ata et mt PROS OE ey tenes, ea ee Zou he eae ee ane Deer audit tn bonvaved t6 CE conting to frets outeide. Directors Planning Programme on} Angus Lawson, 12 years, 179 Dowl- | is no soap made By human’ process [picturesque figure, “General” Drum- ders of the Tages Zeitung in an| » B sie No, 2, nominal, according. t9/° Seale Commensurate with a”) "E Avenue, Torot “7 years, 61 Ade{that can compare with them, " Tes mond, who used to vide a harie at the Cars Filled With Austrian Troops en | editérial’ by Count Ernst Reventlow. Mat toa. { ope inet fpateats,.. if Record Attendance. qiral Road, Toronto, bie) equally good for toilet purpos: No |head of the suffragette Embankment Route. to Rovereto. His article; which is headed “Rew™ jute Gage #1; uecond patents, in jute 7 he : par AY Soi can produce that marvel-| processions, and who has more recent~ _ |mania’s Falling Quotation,” sum-| }ags, $6.50; strong bakers’, in jute this eaven yrate of its history when| Harold Swabey, 61 Admiral Rond, |}ous Prodact of nae, ly. devated-her, epsegite to. recrulling.: A despatch from London says: | mares the situation inthe following, bags, $6.90, Toronto; tn eotion AEM |the “Canadian National Exhibition Toronto. hull can also be made into a} iat es F Jc ‘a troop | Paxseta ¢ romised mi 1 instructi powder and the powder into a cake, e ease, t e assistant, Brit- < Italian artillery fire struck a troop | © “wrpose "tend zelations Sith Rou:| Ontario Hout Winter, BO per cent] Duma’ manne tee ape aig Dawn Averu Torontas 179 |e vas to make the usesof it easier, It}ish Postmaster-General, used to ” ’ tan also be made into a liquid for|the “bete noir” of the Radicals in j Ges filled with Austrian soldiers g0-| mania made si by, tradition and despatch from London says: | serious strike has thus been averted. rawler Grimbarian and the|The German military authorities - steamer Portia (438 tons), of Liver-| brow ht | great vcd Eg on the Krupp pool, were sunk on ‘Thursday, pre- art ines fee by a submarine. Six of the| Many of the skilled workmen a ¢ Grimbarian were drowned | ing ‘he early part of the troubles re- pas andi ate rescued. fused to continue at their machines; The British steamer Costello, of | some of them entered the army and (891 tons net, has been sunk. The | were sent to the Russian front. Others crew, with the exception of one man,|in the ammunition department were who was drowned, has been saved. | Feplaced-by women. Theré was strike among @ engineers and U. S. WILL, CONTEST hich was, admitted even by the passed. TO END MARTIAL LAW t IN FRENCH INTERIOR. rece prize foun ‘ ermal! preparing to p the despatch from_ om Paris says: “The ‘decision which carries with, it ie aan ee of the aChatalee of Depu- _ feiture of the vessel. It is on - al Administrative ie Rg n 1s sonatnb a ee e Government side on track, lake p see aeudoa bad. “oscil etatel| re be Gavan onde, | or Toronto freights in bags. Bae 3 et manner in which the patriot at home ? pe ett Ni eee ees dence, ean hardly ace vescrasaiea ebfilfeed, car lots, aolvered Mop pee cmd: lined nets part, hich congiatd of Mr other preparations, and these articles | organizing snap divisions, ‘The result were burned to death in the cars, and] ** ventlow points out Rou-| $Ro7tS, per ton, $29; middling, per) in the way ef increased. production | Alley; Miss Elizabeth M. Lawson and |¢ah be made by such simple Processes Wit that he was the most ean 15 miles of track wore destroyed. In| manin’s refusal to permit. exports of | "$08 Good feed “flour, bag, |that the patriot at the front may have] her two nephews, Douglas and Angus |that in every, Household, the. oommo- bel Riemer ete tears hateined pe ith $1. the eheswithel to Eeep his place in| Lawson, and the two sons. of Ms, |dity-will becomes eonree of economy, | believer in physical culture, he is on addition eight wagons of ammunition grain or to permit ammunition for the the battleline, there will be special| Charles’ Swabey, of Toronto, and {Of recreation and of plensits. ee Uek oe “Tepislators thst eae: were exploded in the same locality. Turks to pass. through “e a territory, Céuntiy -Efodnee: ree te ce ngtriotie And histarie aig: | Beverley’ and Harold Swabey, were ell. Zio See tas.e Renuatewhicay eon iiinyeo=: all, broad-shouldered, and “At Polazzo eight attacks by thi « eeiskip munitions eo Barbie. He. ter—Choice dairy, 22 to 23c; a nificance. irasete ‘at the Cliff House, Port Sd- | tains a fixed oil in every respect pref- | very muscular, Italians were repulsed, but the ninth | Tus ts ‘been... hoped..Roumania, teria, 19 to 2le; creamery prints, 27| The big war spectacle in front of|ney. They set out in an automobile erable to the best imported olive — ae attack resulted in the ‘capture of sev-| Says it had: been. honest Rewtean lee sol, 6 te Be. the Grand Stand will be quite” the| owned and driven by John Clarke, of |The yield in oil of that kernel is byiee One of the most fearless BE f of. newly-constructed Fides an leit ari walle a8 e davan, in case| most elaborate pageant ever present-|Utterson, to make a trip in the coun- /the yield of the olive fruit, and when jin the House of Commons is Sir Are trenches, ‘The Italians have brought | reserve At, least. an prt ate con | (OtSs Felects Be. ed by the Fait, while the Model Mili-|try. ‘The lake just ens eeu ye anction reaches an \iesortnnbe hur Markham, the Liberal: MP: for up more heayy guns against Gorizia, jb ‘aber ah Feit idee yearlings tary. camp, aeroplane flights and the| is crossed by a floating bridge about necessitating the use of the proper |Mansfield. He is always tilting a = ~~ the systematic bombardment of whi rary came, to. pass. oumania’s neu avec, or: to eh eee chicken, 20] mining and torpedoing of ships in|200 yards long, and a ‘driving rain- inery the oil will be produced as |lance at the Government, and appears Raat ee Austrians are reply-| trality became cimalevolent,” he eae Tet to 16¢; ducklings, 17) 100 nScuor, supplemented by the war|storm had just come up just as the cheaply if not more cheaply than G9, |to have a boundless reservoir of data ing feebl; Fee tee ehicre Cohan eh t Ghease—16e for large, and at 16%e| tTophies, will be a revelation. ..\ |automobile was crossing it. The ea ee ed oil. For a solid shortening | on which to base his assertions. Much ane army has resumed the Ghia” x twins, Old "cheese, 21% to 226. The new Giant Midway, with its|when nearing the shore apparently | the delicious favor. of that oil will|of it comes to him in the shape of 3 offensive in the region of Gorizia, A| ¢™ * : ariny ‘of apiclers, never pr fdded. 46)-bioe? alter cai shed |Svrpass anything. ever produced. [letters from constituents and other pirat ss aes ee Business in Montreal. more diversified list of attractions,| through the railing, » plunging into, 30 oes Soh Tene fates Ph members of the public. we GRANTED ALL DEMANDS Casal _| while the Hippodrome and Circus in|fect of water. \d the two [animals the expr = ; of Deberdo, which was followed by an ARSE RUBE CWO ee ne ee: ocirn Nov 1 feed,|front of the Grand Stand will be | older boys, Harold ‘Seebey and Doss |e Ment. ‘The leaves of the soap nut| One of the most fascinating talks iatentrya “| G0%e; No. 2 local white, 59%4c; No.| triumph in the amusement line. The las Lawson, managed to free them-|tree aupely a fodder of Breeton on ee war was a delldgred By be Dean pa it easel re despatch from Geneva says: ‘Aa-|4 local white, c. lauren, Fair this year in all departments pro-|selves.and. reach the dees “put the | valu pete St, Paul's nats . long si ws six OF CREW DROWNED vices from Essen say that all the de- Sprin; sc ston fies Wea me [mises to excel any previous one ever | other five were trapped in-the car an "Mec eels coor that the Ci ead a ; seconds, $6. mg bakers’, ee Sei rarr BOOED TRAWLER. | mands of the emmy ce of the Krupp Winter choice, H the Ditetors ae Tooking forward anu Yo the, Botton at ie Tre sean, of salivation and-as an expec-| gloomy. dean,” showed that he. hap-m w winteht rollers, $5.60 to. $5.80; don| gq repetition of the “Million Year” —— torant.. ‘The seeds, pounded» with |delicious vein of humor in his natw P wi THE DACIA DECISION. opi) ris oma! seems now to we ie. aK itself in fa- z ct cen ncaa in thele ae mari Ta and torn the se ca OF FINE LOCK AT. PORT SEVE MARKS EPOCH IN GEORGIAN paws HISTORY Steamers and a Dozen Sailing Sipe a : itch from Petrograd ‘says: craft, which counted on es insie- 4 eres destroyers in the Black Sea Rass paces ae ; ti th ussian scout boats. Some were sunk ~ a aca eir devastating work Upon at’ soa, but the sealant ‘were burnt — e flotilla carrying supplies for. Con-| at anchor or wil reach tof. > stantinople. Altogether over 900 en- Care has be PAINS, emy vessels have been burnt or sunk| destroy all boat building yards al since the beginning of the war, among, the coast so that this smal vote the number being several large steam-! | trade- upon. which “Constantinople is ers and a dozen sailing ships of a: “argely dependent for the necessaries thousand tons each. Most of the ves-| of life-may safely be regarded as sels were, of course, small coasting having been extinguish laweaee ae. - French Official Estimate of War ome oe A despatch from Paris says: The losses of Europe in the war up to Moy 81, as compiled by the French Ministry of War, are as follows: Nations. ~ Killed. Wounded. Prisoners. _ Total. nce 5 , 110,000 144,000 95,000 849,000 eae Totals . .... 5,290,000 6,478,000 2,680,000 14,898,000 This table was prepared for publication early in June, but was withheld — ° because the French authorities feared the enormity of the figures might Mr. W. H. Bennett, M-P., performs the opening ceremony of the new lock at the western terminus of the Georgian Bay and Trent River, Canal, at Port Severn. The:Port Severn Lock is the first step in the have a bad moral effect on the people. direction of the linking up of the caneeny ee cor Re rs by a navigal vd is of reinforced aoe cost $150, wi years rile 7 = from surrounding pot D ni vehi Sc « THE SOAP NUT TREE SEEDS. PEOPLE OF NOTE. ~ Used for a Great Many Different Interesting act G Concerning Wale Wom 2 ise ae 8 g | a & 2 g ¢ s Pa oS ao a s merican corn_No. 2 yellow, 86¢, ee lat a small lake one mile west of Ut-| The average crop of a full grown terson, in the Muskoka district, last |tree is about 200 pounds of fruit. The who has been rebuking the talkers in Canadian corn No, 2 yellow, nom- tal n_be most incisive and $1.02, according to freights Pali P Toronto There'll’ stvest tn Wihaterminster, eas—No. 2, per car lots, ponies = 5 to"7%g0 per Ib. “Hogs, selected, $9 to principle is set free by the shredding patents, $4.60; new, $4.10, seaboard, . dition to the m: lous fs of th J lark PR os ee eee A Ge tae halt wash, dentifries and varjous|the old days because of his success in rater, are said to arrest a paroxys! bags, $2.65 to $2.75, Rolled "oats, rn ' ft : paeesit $6.28; dos bags, arene re planning thle programme on|"pRIMMING ELEPHANTS’ FEET |0f epilepsey. This fruit is also recom-|his words, which. has caused hi $2.90 to. $3, Bran, $26 to $26,50,|® scale to fit this immense attendance pecs mended by native practitioners for |be labelled as ‘melancholy. orts, $28, Middlings, $83 to $34. —"—_— It Take saben Six Hours to Mani- the care of ahlorpdlar i - Mouillie, $35 to $40. Hay, No. 2, iad eae TO KAISER re Jumbo’s Nails. i For some reason the Bishop of Lon- per ton, car lots, $20.50 to $22. ¥ HE SURRENDERED, 3 1 ‘aon worthy Raga fo ey 14 to 1eises at “| ‘The obeelicn of trimming the fest - Peculiar Headdress eee ge ae th ite : finest _ easterns, ce ju i lephants has to be perform- Se chofcest creamery 27% to 280 Har aeapstth Hebe Seclin’ saver Thal Cg re teen pont cones om tha The’ thot remarkable hoadress onds, 0 2c, Eges—Fresh, 2 eror, it is officially announced, Zul to 28¢5 selected, Be No, 1 stock, Hise Vat acetal sen despite trata eee eae ae : eta as j No. 2 sto ‘hogs, | Seitz, Governor-General of German 3 ‘ ‘ company, and the other evening he Abattoir kiled, $13.60 to $18.75. Pork | South-west Africa, explaining his sur- to be met demonstrating the — gt uis Botha; early in a nd as|can’ . dictal It may = rear it lighter side of his nature to a.m 2 i i is |for three tect above the head of ia of clerical srleads. who laughed heart ie to contract and crack, often laming | owner—sometimes even hig! her, ‘The {ily 7 tees: : “3 , ethos who: hava: tho aay ot 0 the work of trimming is on Pp coming into contact with. Queen Alexandra express themselves de! ny | ed ete the high everage of health meine pails, 20 Ibs. net, 1044c; pure, tierces,| G 875 Ibs.,12 to 12%4c cp puike 700 pails, nu 20 Ibs. net, 18 to 1i supplies. The condition of the bore Winnipeg Wheat. oats were available f 3 oT! operated upon across a big tub. : Winnipeg, Aug, 2.Cash, whest-—| sah fp foperaied ae Ace doencaadtonmatands y het Majesty, who ‘8 to. the Noss ahs pate Ste ete at the animal's head. to prevent him |for weeks or atte Bits feats fore c all war charity actives. ‘The 1 He enemy A 2 turning. Th pougy hg hale d Hot ited through | 8 wy analy incon : i i this ene Many instituti Mee ‘ad fon six ines by some Lg roalty has in thick been pt countries. k i ALL ARE aa CHANCE eas Ee ‘THEIR LIVES. ote 3 o,f ‘ Teak c oe ‘A Sic: feeds Be Ne 1 NW.C, $1. Lites No. 2 a des patch from Petrograd says: statement is sued by the Admiralty esate to gpeea tions in the Black if eces of glass, wire nails, ete., which The. Germans are ‘ : (ae 7 es SE ee : sae — Ttaly’s Ultimatum to Turkey peel < noe esr he| “In official éircles here the feeling is held that hostilities on the part Italy may commence at any ‘moment, as Italy’s last note to Turkey was al- /most of the character. of an ultima- tum, = hundred and fifty thou- the Provinces of J ot| be Posuiee “and oe are said to be see bern tg eat ce Beslan short Minn .t—No. Bea cj ote to ee 1 hard, “Our alo fiestroy. Tat ves-|have been picked up during _street MAJ “GEN, | VON BUEL! Selous Bo: te di SoS sels because they carty coal and pet-| parades, are found im the KILLED IN. "bATTLE. ered th et beatin Es Rect : : aps ae materials ‘of yar, b but cea ee foot. « Sometimer these fae ob- iia dap d ¢ measure to save the cr es-| jects. work up into the leg and pro- fro) m says! rece ti tata thay ena vie ‘te i fh sels are cannonaded only. when they |duce a festering sore. Ascot to the Berlin Sats sae gait ne cai age fatecleceas65. = clears, 2 fail to halt after they are signaled.| When 'the feet of the etebhant Pal- Base niey of Be $21.50 Tn those eases where sailors prefer|las were trimmed, at Bridgeport, Duluth, Aug. 9.— 1 ing in order | some time ago, a large nail was found hard, $1. ear ae 1s = Norther, . |imbedded in the foot over three inches from the Dotto eit Toke out, ~ to 2 do., All L $1 142%; = Pere $i. 04%; De- an the ed with ee Sho ae @eatcl® ee arm ie ane Ape big tar. Piocadil es Be 7 our irmly -- SK GREAAS OE ch sae Pall ay ent suffered ‘eat ‘iccadilly, in mn on, Rye ine edit ay hae Ee ee st poiered great | rom Piceudilly jail, the chief Sopot of |S ¥ GENERA 0 Ses eee = : bperation would give relicf. He held |a certain Wgort of lece much in vogue, : he foot high ond caely of of his own ae the reign of Queen Elizabeth. all Li ‘Stock M Marketi = \.3 7) \ A-des aus from aa ae ys! ount until all were fi en, lace was called Piceadilly. lace a = 2 a ff cases feat is trunk in ‘Capreasion of ft A. despatch ni re The public is agensstly reqdeateds Ae the interests ae the nese to co-oper- is the of Asiatic SDE ronto, Aug, 9.—Best heavy| 774 5 2 aoe "$8. 25 to to $8. 45; butchers’ cat the Au strian ian Em eae et ou edly Se P: f for the pitta: le, choice, $7.75 to $8.20; do, got | , according to an official an nail | the 7/8 7 cement made 3 vehi: Among t between and was tie work of an. ae te suey ae fo! succumbed to the disea: : 2 ta ts lace edging. Mai of th > Count , von Ziey Gen. Von ‘Bissing Recalled. the Bri lespatch from Amsterdam | asl Waters Poe ae the Echo Belge, ital aaa The eae are knows rhe to eae ee king oS rae pet not oo be-