Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1914-09-09
ALL MUST AGR &c
England France and fussia Decide 10
Sand 10 and Fight to a Finish.
Russia Dumps Army Into France
It Is 8 ginning 10 Look Blue For Germany
Shs has P.oDahfy Done Her Worst.

II Is 3 gnnIng 10 Look Blue For Germany
Shs has P,oDahiy Done Her Worst.
London, Sep. 5.-a AS p. m.-
Ru. .s,s, Franc and Grsas Brisal !.
today slgHsd az sgteemeIs. thai
none of the three " uld .matkt
peace W tn 1ut the consent Of al
three nations.
Following IS the text of the pre-.
tocol slHued day by rsprssensa
tives of Great Britain, France and
Russia:
"The undersigned, duly author.
led thereto by their respective
Goveriments. hereby declare as
follows:
"The British, French and Rus
sian @ vari.msnss NJ; tualiy ei..
gage not to coIc1uds peace sepa
rately dnring the present war
"The three Govern m-s:ts ogre
that whtn the terms Of peace cl M
to be discussed, 40 3tls i th' A
lies " L! d.m I'D conilf.'4s Il
peace tblut the previ Hus aggp =
ment of each of tha ether Allies
IL fash whereof the under
sign ID have sig ed s;l,~ ac = i
tion and have fix d thereto theu
seals.
Done at London, Iii triple 1t
this fiftt day Of Septem her. nlne
teen hu sdred aud fourteen.
(sigled)
"E. Cry (British Secretary
for Foreign Affairs
P.ul C.m on, Gre. Oh Am
bassador t, Great Britain
"Benckendo,ff, (Russian AM
bassador to Great Rritaln."
Saturdays teleg. aphic dispatch
es were in substance. as follows:
While ANNOUNCEMENTS made
by: the British and French au-
thorItles last night wese to the
effect that there had bees nc
change in the situation Of the
belligsreut armies, unofficial re
ports said that the German right
wing had been checke d and forced
to retire on St Qasntiu. on the
river 5omme, 80 miles northwest
of Laon.
The British official press bureau
in its statements said German
movement was developing III an
eastward and souhth-eastward d.
rection, The direct geographical
location of this movement was
omitted.
Farther ctDfiymation was re-
cslved in New Yok last night
that many thousands of Russian
troops had gone into France t.
join the Allies against the Ger
mans. Their rnnber was estl-
mated at between 70 900 and 80,
900.
Newspaper reports to London
last night said the Germans wsre
operating in tn" district betwe ,n
Alost aud Tsrmonde, Belgium,
and that this later town wa
b. ins bomtsrded.
That another naval engagement
in the North Sea has occurred
seems iosslble from a statement
issued 10y she London cffi:lal press
bnreau 1t said seven German
torpedo boat destroyers had arslv
ed at Kiel in a damaged condition
and that Others were uuderstoc d
to have been sunk sin the vicini-
ty of the Kiei Canal.
In some quarters, however, it
was suggested that the vessels
may belong to the German force
thas vas engaged ia the recent
fight with ths British eff He!go-
land.
The official Russian statem sns
concerning tbs capture # LIN
berg, Capital of Cal'cla, says that
it is the remnant OF the Austria L
Army left after the Russian at
t OK no longer is of military value.
Besides tie thousands OF men
killed, wounded or made prison
ers, the Russians report that they
took 200 guns from the Austriaus
Grand Dnke N :cholas the Rus
sian commander.iii-chief, has
ordered the captured territory in
Austr Hungary ad minizsered by
the Russian general in command
In that country.
The Bu garlsn Minister &c
Greece declares that Bal garia has
decided to maintain her neutrality
until the end of the war.
A German aeroplane wh!ch
tried to approach Paris is reported
to have beea smashsd by the guns
of tw5 French ayiators ID a.
aerial battle,
Paris, Sspt 6 6-12:02 a m j.
An fficia! communication vas ia
sued at mldnight Announcing tina
three forts had fallen at Mau
bsug :, a fortress of the first c.aa'
10 NoEd.
A further fiji ioial statement say;
"the President st B B1rdeaux tele
graphed to the military governor
of PARIS:
"First the respective situe
tions of this Garmen aud French
armies Oh she left ning have he
undesgoAs any ,nteresbIng change