Grand Forks daily herald. (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1914-1916, 1914-09-02
GERMANS ARE BUT 40 NILES FROM PARIS: Think
A@1R|AN|&S, CRUSHED; TURKEY IS READY TO JOIN
DEEDS CHARGED TO CARS men IN
EAST PRUSSlAN ADVANCE; BRITISH LOSSES BIG

)pS have been Sent From East to Meet In
IS by Germany Is Being Strengthened
From the Firing Lines
KAISER WATCHES BATTLES PROGRESS.
London, Sept. 2-The Daily Mails corresponds
ent at Abbevile, France learns that Emperor William
was in Charleroi, Belgium last Saturday, where lae
viewed the battle from the firing ine going Later
the morning to Mons The emperor spent Saturday
night in Brussels where he stayed at the Bellevue
Paris, Sept. 2-The Petit Partisan says fourteen
German staff officers have been captured and sent to
Mines in the department of Gard.
London, Sept. 2.-Baron Lewis Won Horst of Co
burg, Germany, was arrested here on the charge of
espionage, and placed in of the concentration
camps as prisoner of war. The baron has extensive
hop interests in California He is brother of D. ].
Partullo, of New York.
London, Sept 2.-Official casualties suffered bv
the cavalry brigade and also three divisions less on
brigade OF the British force in France, follow: Killed.
36 officers, l27 men; wounded, 81 officers $40 men;
missing, 50 officers and 1888 men,
Rome, Sept. 2-The Gornale d'Italy publishes
dispatch from Vienna saying that the Austrian gov
ernnent has made arrangements for the evacuation
of Lemberg, Galica-Lemberg is the capitol of Ga
ela. Recently dispatches described it is invested by
Russian troops and reports from St. Petersburg de-
clared that the "Iron Ring around Lemberg was be-
ing drawn closer and closer.
GERMANS KILL THEIR SEVERELY WOUNDED
London, Sept. 2.-The Ostend correspondent of
The Express quotes Leon Hard, senator of Hanault
testifyng that the Germans killed their own Sc
verely wounded, only tending those who would soon
recover.
GERMAN ADVANCE STILL CONTINUES.
Paris, Sept 2-Reports of refugees arriving here
that the Germans fighting in the vicinity of Com
pegne in the department of Ose indicate further adj
vances by the Germans Previous reports had then,
fighting at LaFere in the department of Aine about
70 miles from Paris. Corpeign is 40 miles from Paris
just north of the department of Seine in which Paris
is located.
Washington Sept. 2-Oficia advices received
through diplomatic channels Tuesday reported the
two most important developments of the present Eu-
ropean
Great Britain has asked the United States to bo
prepared to for the British diplomatic interests in
Turkey indicating that the allies have practically lost
hope OF persuading the Ottoman empire to remain ner-
trail Dispatches received at the British embassy re-
ferred to the incorporation into the Turkish army Of
several German officers which is regarded as the fore
runner of Intervention by the Porte behalf of Ger.
many.
WILL EXTEND WAR ZONE. SIS
Turkeys entry into the conflict means the imme-
diate alignment of Italy, we'll as Greece on the side
OF Great Britain France, Russia, serva, Montenegro
and Roumania, diplomats here believe Just what the
attitude of Bulgaria will be is matter of uncertainty
though the Turkish ambassador here issued state
ment speaking of the community Of interest of Bull
garia and Turkey. The Turkish situation is being
watched with the deepest concern by diplomats be-
cause of the iminence of general war the Balkans
and the extension of the drama to all Eastern
Europe. 7sSsS7.7-sss
CENSORSHIP PROBLEM ss
When the president returns tomorrow, the replies
of Germany and Great Britain accepting the An,eri
can proposal for censoring coded messages at the
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