The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-07
ALLIES IN RETREAT
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! The following. German official state
,ncnt was received tonight by Marcoui
Company;
The German army administration
] reports that in tho west tho allied
1 troops are ~ retreat between Paris and
Ncrdun, and THAT the German troops
and tho only scene Of animation tho re-
| il around tho railway station. which
London ncwspapers do not consider
thnt Paris VIII defend itself TO tho
! In tho eastern theatre or war. tho
austrian attack on Iublin continues
ana the armies commanded by Cen
cral" ',ank aud Nuremberg sim arc
engaged IN dispensing tho cncniy, 80
as I" ohta III tn" fullest advantage from
shclr Sior'ons Victories ut krasnilt aid
Those Nictorits. which were achieved
at,cr three DAYS of bitter lighting. re-
+ suitc1 IN ho hight Of tic enemy. Tho
kus*ltn advance on Lcmbcrr has been
halted.
Further important developments arc
imminent The first Polish legion, un
ncr AUSTRIAN command. has been form cd
~ tr"cow. The Emperor has appoint cd
ff, "r..c Nom NacInski TO command this
' 'orES. Warsaw X hcing prepared Tor
ucicISc by tho Russians.
~ Is reported fear OF tho German
ucct has caused great alarm in Eng
lish seaport towns. II IIartlcpool, tor.
podo nets arc set III front OF tho dock :
every evening. Elsewhere around tho
coasts the nervousness occasioncd by
| scrihablc '"'' - w ''uo'
Tho enrolment Of recruits for tho
,E srnm nrmy l. procecding. slowly:
more than 100 men reported them.
s"lvrs. the majority of them being
tfhmrs. The nation has not been pcr-
m'ttcd to learn tho real situation al
tho seat Of war"
! THREE HRIGADES
TO HELP THE ARM,
LONDON, September 6 al u. MD.-
IN order 10 assist tho army the adj
I inralty has organized one marine and
TWO naval briradcs, which will have
/ n strength OF $4,000 trained men. fully
\ equipped FOR service IN the field.
In making known this fact. Win
I ston Spenccr Churchill. First Lord OF
| the admiralty, announced that after
I providing for all tho present needs
I OF the fleet, there remains available
i a large number OF men belonging 10
( the royal marines, the royal navy. the
/ volunteer reserve. the royal ncet re-
I serve and the royal naval reserve. and
that these have been organized into
! one marine and two naval brigades
I the whole comprising infantry.
onc division. the royal division ma :
rine brigade already has been cm-
ploycd III active service at Ostcnd." Mr.
\ Chnrchilfs statement said: Two naval
I brigadcs have been organized in the
mcn each and have been IN camp since
August ~
"'rhe three brigados were fully con
( stituted August 90. and fourth has
entered on period OF field training
10 III them for services abroad, il re-
! quired, In the new year"
Lord Fisher, admira! OF tho neot
has been appointed honorary colonel
| OF the hrst naval brigade: Admiral
| \. Is. Wilson, Of second naval brigade
and Admiral Lord Charles Dcersford
I OF the marine brigade.
I An ocroplanc squadron from tho
4 naval wing complete with it's trans
ports, VIII hc available when required
BRITISH CASUALTIES
THUS FAR NINHEIt ts,OUO
LONDON, September 4 (3:5S r. NJ
1t is Officially announced that tho
British causualtios during the war thus
| far have been 1902.