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MEDjTORD, OTIKCION, FRIDAY, 8Kl'TI3MKI5it 4, 3914
NO. 142.1
GERMAN RUSH ON PARIS SUFFERS CHECK
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Teutons Bailer Rear Army Retreat-
In,, t0 city Within 25 Mites of
Objective Point Authorities Con
sider Surrender of City to Save
Destruction.
OHTI'N'I), IIIkIumi, Kept. 4, Ylu
London, 0:10 . in. Tim ndvanco of
the German right wing I reported
checked. Tim (lormnu havo boon
obliged lu mllro on Ht. Qticiiltn.
PARIS, ttt'pl. 4, fi:05 p. m. An
official communication Issued liy the
military government of Pari this a(
Irrnooii nays:
"Tho movomciiU of lha opponlnt;
nrmli'ii near Pari nto being contin
ued without contact taking I'lnco. In
tlio district ot Vorilun tlio German
force lint sustained sonio checks. In
(orfattto mill tho Vosges our troops
won fresh imnartlnl successes. Tlio
general situation In llttlo chnngod."
Hummer rirrlug I'orro
LONDON, Sept. 4, 4:55 a. in.
Tim correspondent of tho Tlmo nt
Dieppe, muter Thursday's dnto, Indi
cate Jtmt tho Germans nro less tlmn
25 mile from Pari. Ho says:
"All day yesterday tho ho ml of tho
wedge which now forma tho German
nrmy was forllusly forrlnR It's way to
Pari, battering nl tho roar of Urn re
mating French thrnugb I'rell, 8en
IU ami Crcny-cn-Volola. Tho can.
nonadlng broke windows In Clmnlllly,
which la only 17 nillm north of 1'arU.
Tim CtnrinntiN nro nlao near Sulnsons."
Another illapatrli to tho TIiiim
from llcauvnls, 10 miles northwest
of I'nrl", anya that tho Gorman on
torod Clermont, 35 mile from Pari
nt 7 o'clock Wednesday morning. At
tho aiimo tlmo their cavalry wna
operating around llcauvnls.
Consider Hurrendcr
LONDON, Hcpt. 4. 3; 15 u. in. In
ii dispatch from llouon. Franco, a
correspondent of tho Chronlclo says
ho Ima learned that tho French nu
thnrlllca in I'arla nro considering
tho surrender of tho city to tlm Got
iimiiM In order to avoid tho destruu
(Ion of properly from artillery fire.
Thin will only ho dono, tho cor
respondent declines, lu case tho outer
lino of tho dcfcnum of Paris nro
passed hy tho Invaders.
llritisli, French mid llolglau
wounded nro btilng trnuxforrud from
Pnrla to other cities and tho groat
exodus ot tho populaco ot tlio Fionch
rapltal to tho aoiith continues.
Thousand In'itvo
VAUI8, 8pt. 4, 11:40 a. lit.
Ton thoiiNand of l'nrlnlaun, rhleflv
woinim and children hnvo talion nd-,
(Continued on Paso Flvo.)
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OF
LONDON', Kupt. -I, ft :'-: u. in. Tito
Times' IVtnwnul eom'H)ouiUul, tel
i'Ki'iiililii(,' cniiccniliiK IIiihnIiiii mill
tiny oiiii'ullmiH, Hiiyti tho Hiikmiui
t'oiorrt ilrow iironuil tlm Aimliiim
nt my llko nu iron Hi'inl'clrcle, Tlio
AiihIiIiiuh Hiiik sero oMIi'il to fJKht
wllli oxtrouui oliHliiniev owiiiK In tho
fuet tlml llmv coiiM not liopu for any
cmifclilornlilu rclurou'eeiucntM,
Tlm Hoiilliei'n tiiiuv iiiuler (IciutiiI
I'Viink final Ihwii iiliiniht iiointilulelv
ilfHlroyeil Ii" Iho Hi'i Iiiiik iiihI Urn
tliiiirtlor of Mm n'liiiiiuil nl" Ihiee
eoiiiii woiilil nllvr imlliiiiR "live llml
)ieiiiiiiM in liU iniiiiicr tlm roiiil In
lllll.lM' WDIllll llll Ml )M'l n llii
Hi'llia.
Tin Mi'iiniiiu linil i 1 1 hi i en I lv H'llr-
I'll J'lfllll I'oIInIi llTllloli HI'Kl of lliu
VmiiIh, hmiI won iiiiiiMm In ncihI I In1
AllallhlllV M WHt'h m H NllHlWHi
SEMI-CIRCLE
IRON
ENVELOPES
AUSTRIAN
ARMY
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AN BATTLE
A VERDUN N
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French Concentrate Forces To Block
Germans Advance Weakening Left
Flank -Historic Battle Kept Silent
Two Days Paris Optimistic Des
pite Trend of Events.
LONDON, Hcit. I, 'Jil.' p. in. Her.
erciieo to the (ilinilo trule hehu-cii
tlio (lenuiiti nnny timlcr Crown 1'iinee
FiTilorlok Williuin, nml tlm forec of
Fninee, whleli took plneo hetueeu
ItlieluiH nml Verdun V(lnoliiy, in
mmle iiK'iiin today fntm Iterliu. If
the Iterlln htntemi'iit provrH eoerivel
that three iiuarterx of u million
troop wero fi'lilin in Hint region
Wdiie-iliiv in the "cnnleMt hattlu or
hixtory" it would explain imieli of
wliut Iuim hccii liiippininj; in tlm ent
er n field,
gmiiter of Million FIkIU
To liriiiL' tlm Iroop-i !u that region
to uiiythiiiK lile the iiumhcr of 7 .),
00( inoriiioiM IVcui'li fnn'ert niint
liuxo lieeu roueentrnleil nt thu ox
penny of tlm I'lt'iuli left flank, whore
lliu OenunuH have hern making prog.
roHK with their IniltiniU dimli on
I'm in. Tlm buttle, iilnug tho Hlieimh
nml Venluti line Iiiim hern elaimeil,
in nu early iucoiiiko from Ilerlin, iih
ii victory for the nrmy of tho cmun
prinee, who it nporlnl to he hud
the nftMotnuon of Krupuror William,
who wan prcM-nt.
That iiiilhTut: further coneerMii
xurli n liixtorii; fil'ht, now two du
old, him eonio tliioiili from nn.v
Houree 1 repinled nu remnrknhle,
even in thene diiyn when virtually nil
xprinjjw of luformntion nro umlei' of
riitial Heal.
I'reiiili Not PrvdmlNtlc
The I'rriieli offieienl eomumni ni
tiniiH eoeiiliuuo to hliow mi title.
uliHeuee of pHfimixm nml they nit
Ki'iternllv reminded iih iudicutiui; that
the situation of the nlliew is far from
heinj; as had iih inhtlit ho eonjeetniru
hy hiipcrfirinl olmervers judgini: from
the teri'ou'd mmouneemeuts )f
retirrments. Nimn eorrespondents
go no fur us to miKKext that Iho in
vaders of French mil Imvo lioen
fought to u Htmulslill,
Theie is no eoufirmutinu of Iho re
pot t from Heme, Switzerland, that
u (leniiiiu foive under (leneral Von
Deimliui; has heeu oldicd to take
refuse in Switxerlaud to ao!d enp
I lire hy the Fieueh.
In mi uppeul to tlm nation to join
the ontor, miulo hy Premier As
ipiilh in (luild Hull today, thu npeaker
niil liv reeoxiiini'il (lint the present
wjiu only Iho "curly bIiikos of what
is k1h In ho a protr.ieteil truj;le"
Tho premier niado nl- Ihis httvlo
iiK'iil :
"I had ahundunt (.'rounds for pride
and comfort in whatever direction I
looked."
rilir-AdO, Kept. l.'lMinordi
liury broadening out of export busi
ness rushed the prion of wheat np
tvnrtl today (1 to (Hi a bushel h!)licr
lliau ycsterilay'H record, tlio liiKhcst
previous levcu siueco tlm war begun.
Violent flueluatioiiH were in progress
when tlm day's trading eamo to tin
end.
MAD
AfflS
EXPORT BUSINESSjTAKK
SUDDEN JUMP UPWARD
CZAR'S SPIES OUTTRICK GERMANS
LONDON, Kepi, 1. ltulViilug In
tlm iccent tiiifuvoiabln news from thu
Kant Prussian frontier, a (leriniiii of
liecr Inlklng with it wnr uurrcspond
eiil riiild, iiceonlliig o u ilinpnlcli
from Aiiihlcrikwi 'l
"Now wn kumv Imtv llm iliiskliuiM
wme uhlii to ei'HW our (iiiiVfineiiU,
Tlm eplmiHKii fcciUiH wMvIl iUvy
Inn it oiiiuiiirvil U i'hihwoiiii, Thu
HfcJHHK HIV IwfwIWfl uf (iwlblujf
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TO CRUSH FREE
STATES EUROPE
Invasion of Belgium First Step, Says
British Premier Louvaln Called
"Shameless Holocaust" and Ger
man Army "Buccaneering Adven
tuurers" All Strenuth Needed.
LONDON, Kept. I. Tlio liritiali
prime miniver declared that the in
vasion of Hcluiiim wiw the firxt htep
In a itrt'ittcr poliev to itiihIi the free-
iloin and aiilonoin.v of the free Ktntes
of F.iiroie.
"Wo now find ouiclves Involved
with tlm whole Htrcujilh of this em
pire in a hloody urhiliaincut of might
versus riuht," .nid Premier Asipiith
in it xpeech odu "that has lieeu en
tered into with clear judgment and n
clear conicienee. What would have
been our place ainoui; the nations if
wo hail been Iiiim; cnoii'jli or ho par
itiyrcd in our sense of honor nml duty
to he false to our word and faith
lcs to our friends? We should have
hcen pIiiiii1Iii hy with folded anus
and with mu-Ii couuteimuei) as we
could command while this small and
unprotected Mate, llelcium, was dc
fendiii" her vital liberties and niak:n.r
n hcroio hlund naini-t overwliemiu
force."
Conliniiinj., Premier Asipiith (k
tuilcd the heroic efforts of Iho Pel
uiau forces. lie mentioned tho fcic.j
of Lici;e nml enumerated enunllc
oulnuics on the nnrt or what .ie
termed 'i)uccancerin ndventurers,"
!f declared that the Rrcatot crime
uniust rivitixntion was tho Mickiii;
of Louv.iin. "This thuinclcx holo
canst," the premier continued, "was
performed hy blind butharimi veii'je
nuce. Sooner than htaud aside we
would see this country of ours h'f.t
Icd out fnun the pniM of history."
DEFEAT COMPLETE
PAHIS, Kepi. I, 10:l.'i a. in.-Tho
llavus Agency puldi'lies n dispatch
from Pctrogmd giving tho following
official announcement ,
"Tho fifteenth Austrian) division
was completely defeated August 'J8,
near Luschuff ( n few miles east of
Tomasxow, in Ilussiau Poland). A
division commander, u brigade com
mander nml chief of one of thu di
vision staff were killed. One hundred
officers mid four thousand soldiers
were wounded. Wo took twenty guns
mid tho flag of tlm Sixty Fifth Aus
trian regiment. Thu battlefield was
covered with corpses of tho enemy."
SCHEME FOR REVOLT
LONDON, Kept. !, 11:18 p. in. A
dispatch to Keillor's Telegram com
pany fiom Home, dated Scptcmbit
II, says:
"According to n veioil fnun Set-
via, tlm secret Servian societ- 'Nui
don Obrmtti,' is preparing a revolu
tionary movement in Honia mid
llurzcgoviuu (Austni.n provinces)
which will break out simultaneous.,'
with similar movements in Itoliemia
and llutigury,"
that is liappeiiing in llm daytime by
spies who light files Unit produeo
inuU of vn lions eoloi4 iih suit the
iiiirpuse, At nlglit Ihuy signal witli
iijfhls. Mil i on nUn uii) iiscil I'm
kliliillliig when llm sun pet mils, Oneo
W'H (tatV II piOI'I'SsiOII Of ItllHklllllM
en crying a hihwciI pin I hit, which
iiinw'il In Im piiliileil fin it mil ini', The
UHi Uki'Mpi'll Wlll'll WD sll'C'l'i.
(4 lU MeiUl'K itm mi duugeiUHS
IfHWHJ?
KA
AID
AUSTRO
DIVISION
T
0N
FLEET CRIPPLED
CREEPS TO KIEL
Seven Destreyers Damaged and Oth
ers Reported Sunk British Gun
boat Speedy ami Merchantmen Hit
Mine Adrrral'j Silent-English
i
Cruiser Sinks Austrian Liner.
LONDON, Sept. 4, Z.oZ p in
Tho official Information bureau list
Ibbuc'J a atntcmcnl aavlnfc:
"According to Information de
rived from a trustworthy source
seven (crman destroyer and torpedo
boat hnvo arrived at Kiel In n dam
aged condition, nud It la understood
that othora have been aunk In the
vicinity or tho Kit1 Canal."
Now .Meager
LONDON, Bopt. 4. 1:15 a. m. i.
dltlona to tho official communication
regarding tho torpedo gunboat Spcody
say:
"Tho mlaftlng includo tho skipper
and four men of the Llnsdcll. Two
men wcro seriously Injured.
"Tho remainder of tlio crow of tho
Llnsdcll hud been picked up by tho
Speedy before tho latter struck a
second mine.
"Tho Speedy wna nn old torpedo
gunboat of 800 ton and prior to tho
declaration of war she waa engaged
on fishery protection ot tho North
Sea'
Thin addltloaallnforiuatlon re
garding tho protiablo Ions of tho tor
pedo gunboat Speedy or tho British
navy and of n merchant vowel of
poino kind la all tho Urltlsh censors
hnvo thus fnr permitted to coino
through.
Austrian IJner Sunk
LONDON, Bept. 4. 4:50 p
in.
Tho sinking of tho Austrlnn Steamer
Ilathorl by a Urltlsh cruiser In tho
Day of Jilscny was reported this af
ternoon. Tho Austrlnns refused to heavo to
until tlio cruiser put a shot across
bar bow. Tho warship then took off
tho crow ot 2C and sent tho steamer
to tho bottom. Tho prisoners taken
Included a German Imperial staff of
ficer. Tho Ilathorl wna a steamer 13K5
tons. Sho piled between Fluino and
French orts nud was last reported
In Ilnvro roads August C.
MOVE IN MASSES
AT
LONDON, Sept. 4. "SI. Quentiu
was thu scene of a Hritioh fiht Sat
unluy. On tlm llritisli right the
Fri'iich under flenerul Paul seurcd a
distinct hueccss. On Hunday and
Monthly tho (lernmns were hotly
pressed near (luNo. Tho French
liuunnered uwny at tho cneiuv mid
eonniletelv denunalired them. The
German losses wcro heavy.
"One of the Pntisli wounded said:
'These Germans scent to Imvo nu in
exhaustible supply of troops. Wo
mow them down mid mow them down
mid still they come on. It is impos
sible mieeessfully 16 oppose such u
mass of lroow unless you have big
Hiippoits.'"
KAISER WOULD MAKE
NI'AV YOlIK, Hril. I, Dow, June
ii Co, published (lit following mi
lliidr lie-wit lleki'r luilnyi
"lmidmi-)t M icjhiiIi'iI t Lloyds
lliu! (Irrnmiiy Im sent mm iilllniHluw
lu JIoJJhuJ. Tbirv l nu wwwl'liwu.
GERMAN
HORDES
SAN
QUENTIN
COAL AND FOOD
BRITISH SHIPS
FROMNE
Intercepted Wireless Messages Con
firm Suspicions of Grman Envoy
Cruisers Gel Aid-File Official
Complaint With Brvan Mystery
of Supplies Cleared.
NKW VOHK, Sept. Llntercept
cd wirclesK message copied at thp
various stations jn tbv vicinity of
New York at which the United State
government has placed censors,
would seemingly explain the neriodic
ntipeurance of Hritinii cruisers off
the cntrnnce of New York hatbor.
fount Von Hcrnstorff, the Ger
nian ambaM-ador, lias rcpeatcdl" ex
pressed conviction that the llritisli
mcu-of-wur were both provisioned
and coaled from New York.
Maritime men have been totally
unable to explain why firf t one and
then another of the cruisers known
to be off tho coast would come with
in the three-mile limit, remain a
while mid then hurry off to sea again.
How these cruisers munaged to oh
tain provisions nl-o has been the
source of much speculation.
AsAkctl Provision
One of the vvireless message
which has helped clarify the mys
tery was addressed to II. It. Hunt nt
No. l'J8 West Seventieth street, Now
York.
The message was picked up on
September 1 nt station near New
York, while being transmitted from
the llritisli cruiser Suffelk: to the
Marconi station nt Sinscoiisct, Mass.
lu this message Mr. Hunt was direct
ed to bring n quantity ofprovisions
mid some ncwspnitci to n ioint two
miles south of Ambrose lightship at
IL o clock tho following morning.
Among tho provisions nsked for wna
fresh beef.
Olympic Implicated
The following tiny, September 2,
as the Cuniird liner Olympic passed
quarantine, bound out, sho sent from
her wireless the call letters of tho
Suffolk, nnd nfter receiving nn ack
nowledgment transmitted u dispatch
signed "Hunt." In this "Hunt" in
formed tlm commuuder of tho Kritish
cruiser that he had hem at a point
twt miles south of the li'dithliiu nt
11 o'eloevk that morningl but us the
Suffolk faded to put in mi appear
ance ho would be there again at 3
o'clock thut afternoon. Whether any
provisions were actually delivered
could not bo determined.
Spies Bother Yankees
COPENHAGEN', Sept. I, via Lou
don, 3:03 p. m. A dispatch to tho
Wolff bureau from Vienim nays
that Austrian war correspondents de
clare that tho Aiistrians have been
greatly embarrassed by tho activi
ties by ltussoplulo GalicimiH, who
have acted us spies ami bcinits, es
pecially in Kant Galicia.
WYORK
RESUME OF TODAY'S WAR NEWS
Tho German right is at thu rear of
tho retreating French, who nro fulling
back through Crei, Senlis and Crcpy-cn-Yalois.
This ue-.vs would place the advance
of tlm (Icunan host within perluipi
twenty miles of tho limits of Paris,
their objective polut.
Official information regarding tlm
rcpiotiva positions of tho Germans,
nud tho allies is, however, lacking.
Mails' reaching New York from
London today bring a report, origin,
ating in LleiHiol, that IlritUli trniitf
purls have landed 80,000 Russian
troops in l'Yiiuce, This mailer wn
not permitted to pirns llm ealilo ecu.
sore,
l'rfv iv purls of llm uiwrwllniu in
llm i'Ht mid little to "bat fiifoima.
tlml lias eiiine from official miince,
in gcnorwl, llicy lelVr In fluhllwK
cHlly hi (he week and cwhMiw Kw.
iduw I'luime wf 4lMtlr l lh AU4
IrbiH turn In UWvl4 hu4 ihtmn
BRUNT OF WAR
NOW RESTS ON
CZAR'S LEGIONS
British and French Cheered by Sue
cesses in Galicia Paris Hopeful in
Face of Stefle, and Turn of Events
Will Chant Present Aspect for
Allies.
LONDON, Sept. 4, 10 a. m. The
German army at least one point la
now within tbo 20 miles fortifica
tions out ot Paris according to late
advices received here.
However, tho veil of secrecy ovee
the western area of the fighting
tho country north ot Parts never
has been harder to penetrate than
during tho last 24 hours. There U
no evidence- at hand to show that the
persistent advance of the Germans
hag been appreciably checked.
Lato nowg dispatches from Dieppe
dcscslbe tho German light aa at the
rear of the retreating French through
Crcll, Scnlls and Crepy-en-Valols,
towns. 24, 25 and 30 miles respect
ively from the boundaries ot Paris
proper. Tho fortifications ot the
French capital extend roughly tea
miles beyond the city limits.
The allies probably now occupy a
line ot siege both to the east and
west ot Parts.
HumU as Savior
The Urltlsh public baa turned hope
ful eyes towards the east where the
triumph of Russian arms la the Aus
trian province of Galicia has been
amply confirmed. In addition to the
battle ot Lciubcrg, In which the
flower of six Austrian army corps
were destroyed. It Is evident that
there has been simultaneous victory
at Tomaszow, a town ot some Import,
anco 30 miles southeast of Lodr, la
Russian Poland.
It appears evident today that not
only has the Austrian offensive
through Russian Poland, destined to
effect a junction with German array
corps from East Prussia, failed, but
tho blow has been so severe that Ga
licia la virtual! In the control ot
tho Russians. Lcmberg Is not only
tho capital ot an enormous territory,
Slavic lu Its sympathy, but also a
transportation point of great strate
gic value, being he center ot eight
railroads. It tho Russian successes
continue, It Is expected that the Aus
trlana will bo cleared out ot Rus
sian Poland within a few days.
Austria Crushed
If tho official reports ot the Rus
sian successes In Galicia are any
where near correct, It la scarcely pos
sible to exaggerate tho Importance
of their victories. If tho Austrlans
are as badly crushed in Galicia as the
Russian reports would make the pub
lic believe Russian Poland will soon
cease to be a polut ot anxiety to the
Russian defense ami the effort of the
Petrograd general ttett can be con-
(Continued on Page 5.)
successes in East Prussia. The
Russians have occupied Lemberg, the
eupitul and btroughold of Austrian
Galicia.
ltelgian advices sny that u tourist
arriving from Hudapest declared that
tho peoplo there fear thut thu whole
AuMro-lliingurian htruuturu may
break down following thu Austrian
defeat by the Hiissians.
Australia hits arranged to send
more infantry nud light horse to
support thu ullies.
Prcmipr Asqulth i)ened the cm
sudii to blimiilalu recruiting at u
meeting In Guild Hall, Loudon. He
culled on every ublc'hodivil Jlriton of
military age l' inlly In llm colors,
The (leiiiiau mubuHiuiilor to Ijw
Ulilli'd HI n lv, Count Von lleiiislnrfT,
aniioiiiiei'il llml lie linii Hi4l(vH Ififtif
whIIi'm llml wii l)riilii trnl'is off
Kaw Voik Ha'lmr Hri rm4vHK u
4lw fii;i ii WtH fil4f llw AmM
ipM fUui i
LFMRERGTAKFN
RUSSIA MASTER
OF ALL GALICIA
Iran Rbif tf Czar EnvetopH WBfary
Power of Owl Empire PreeppMf
Dismptlen Emtimw Leeeee by
Austria MMHmm md aujrSM Has
Bathe-Fa) CKy ImptriMt.
LONDON, Sept. 4, 8:20 a. r
Timcs corre.s()oiident in Pelroxrail
sends the following under date ef
Thursday:
"Information telegraphed by tk
headquarters staff encourage the,
hope that the victory at 1emberjc W
only tho beginning of the end. The
retreat of such nn enormous foree,
reliably estimated nt eight army corps
tnken in conjunction with the rout of
the nrmy which was to serve an a
screen to their rctrcRt already spell
disaster, complete ami overwhelaaiBg.
Information obtained by the war of
fice shows that the garrison has
already been preparing positions at
Gmtlck, twenty miles to the westward,
on the railway to Przemysl.
"The fall of Lemberg, whiek is
the junction of eight importaat rail-'
way line. renders the KatwJMia ab
solutely masters ot the whole et east
ern Galicia." ,
LONDON, Septi 4, 4:25 a. m.
The Petrograd eorreepeadent et the
Times In a report ea the eaeratieM
around Lemberg says:
"The iorts of Lemberg-have fall
and other Aaetrlan armies kav fcaa
engaged la Northern Gallefa ear
Lublin. It may yet have to chreaWe
the complete disruption ot the dual
monarchy's armed forces.
Haitle Front Iavjc
"The operations extended over nn
enormous front of 200 mllea anil
probably a million and a half men
wcro engaged. The Austrlans ex
treme right sustained enornteaw
losses but the most terrible blow was
dealt them by the gallant Ruasky's
army, which starting from Revne
thence toward the southwest spread
ing faawlse so aa to Involve the reg
ion north and south ot Lemberg, me
nacing the rear of the Lublin army
and threatening to cut Its eeumuni-
catlons."
Ot tho magnitude ot the Russian
army before Lemberg, there can be
no question, the correspondent adds.
The Austrian forees amounted te no
less thau 200,000 men with 509 ar
tillery pieces. There were three
complete army corps, the third, elev
enth and twelfth and parts of the
fourteenth and seventh. An Aus
trian army corps on war footing, it
waa explained, la raised to three divi
sions, of which the third Is made nu
ot reserves. '
Victory Important
Dy this victory Russia haa nut out
(Continued on page five.)
THANKS GOD AND
RUSS GENERALS
for mm
LONDON, Sept. -I, 7 p. m. A Vf
trograd (St. Petersburg) spfclal It
thu Renter Telegram company mvm
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