1914-08-29 Greenville Piedmont

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(IN BOX ON TOP RIGHT OF PAGE) The Afternoon Newspaper the Paper Tha Gives the New That is Lastest =========================================================================== VOLUME 84 No. 230 GREENVILLE, S.C., SATURDAY AFTERNOON AUGUST 29,1914 PRICE 5 CENTS. =========================================================================== (first column on left of page) NO AGREEMENT IN NEWS FROM EAST PRUS --------- CONFLICT IN THE REPORTS FROM SUSSIAN AND GSUMAN SOIRCES. ---------- RUSSIANS CLAIM COMPLETE VICTORIES _______ Bertin Claims German Lines Are Now Holding While the Austrians Are Steadly Darting Across Rear of (unreadable) ------------ London, Aug, 29--- A Times dispatch from St Petersburg, says it is reported there that Konigaburg, the strongly fortified German seapoert in east Russia, has been captured. Their stubborn prolonged struggle allowed the Russian adcance in capt Rruae's. The enemy concentrated the army coro which (unreadable) and re-inforced ith with (unreadable) has been captures as Russians, Germans lost heavily at Moehlem and are now in full retreat. A general engagement occured on the Falician former Wednsday. The battle from extended two hundred miles, The Anatrimes were finally forced to assume the (unreadable) A Russian infantry regiment (unreadable) hand to hand fight with Hungarin reservee, captured the colors and lmost infilated the enemy. --------------- Austians Advancing Berlin, Aug. 29.--- The Associated Press has been informed from offical Austrian sources that the battles which have been in progress for several days are expected to be (unreadable) The Austrian troops are pursuing the Russians from Krasnik in the direction of Luelam. There is no invading army between the river Bug and the river Dnuijier. Accorfing to the same authrity the Austrians invaded Russia and occupoed the region in front of (unreadable) fortified town in Russian Poland. The Austians hold the regions east north and southeast of Lamburg in Gulicia. They have advanced towards the Imeister river, against strong invading force. ---------------- Contietiyg Accognt Loonfon, Aug 29--- Russiansa are advancing on Lembergm Austia. Their cavalry is overcoming all onpoeitior according to a St. Petersburg dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph company. The distpatch adds that the Russians are marching on Nomipsburg and have alreay resolved the advanced gaurd to the arrison. The Russians now occupy important points on the river Alle. ------------------ German Flank Saved. Durkin, Aug. 29--- By wireless to Assosated Press---News od deffyy of fire Russian army corps south of Allonstain was (unreadable) here today. (unreadable) encourraging. It greatly relieves the sistuation in most Prussia. It is saisd to insure the rank of the German positions. ----------------- Hold East Front London, Aug 23--- A Coenhagen dispatch to the Evening News says the ordinary railroad traffice in Germany is suspended because the railroads are arrander in carring troops front she wasnt front to the hard (unreadable) past front ----------------- WORSE THAN BALAKLAVA --------------- London, Aug. 29--- A pricate letter from a British officer at the front tells how a British cavalry regiment suffered severe loss through a trick by the Germans. The regiment's commander stated a German battery noisly fired in the reverse direction. The thought the Germans did not know of the cavalry's precence. He ordered a charge through the valley. Their horded became entrangled in barbed wire cleberly conceled. Then [the] Germans turned their guns on the confused cavalry, initicted heavy (unreadable) -------------- BOMBARDMENT OF CATTARO -------------- London, Aug 29-- A [Fenter] dispach says British and Frencg warships, combined with Montenegrin shios returned bombardment of the Austrin (unreadable) Thurdsay night. Two fota were demolished after si hours. Note-- Despatched several days ago, sent through Italy, claimed the allies fleet had them (unreadable) destroyed and (unreadable) ---------------- LIVERPOOL COTTON Liverpool Aug 28 Cotton Sent demand coordente, Prices unchanged (unreadable)

(second column) GREENVILLE'S SCHOOLS HAD SPLENDID YEAR

SOME FACTS FROM REPORT ON 1913-14 BY SUPERINTENDENT HUGHES.

ATTENDANCE FIGURED VERY SATISFACTORY

Sam

Two GREENVILLE DAILY PIEDMONT, SATURDAY AUGUST 29, 1914 RELIGIOUS NOTICE [REPEAT 4 TIMES] [ALOT OF DOTS FORMING A SQUARE WITH 3 COLUMN INSIDE IT] WHY ALWAYS THE CHURCH? [column one] Some Interpeted readers of [too blurry] Display Advertisements have expressed the wish that we should be there epsoide and use this joyousful

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Motoring Department, The Daily Piedmont- Can you suggest the cause for a mysterious overheating of the engine? Competent repair men have searched several times without effect. The water pump is all right and the water circulates. The oil curculates. The mixtureis correct. The (unreadable) of the spark valves is right. I do not drive with a ruined (?) spark. In every respect the engine is all right, except the it overheats when the the bottle is opened for hill climbing' or other neccesity. I have had the cylinders cleaned and the compesidor wire (?) good. The overheating begun this summer and gets worse. It is a 1813 car four cylinder. There is no trouble with the radiator nor any part of the water circulating system that can be found but the water will boil almost as often as the thrittle is well opened up. Thank you fo any suggestions--H

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