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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-15
ENTERTAINMENT BY
WOMAN'S CLUB ONE
OF UNUSUAL MERIT

AZ the Womaus club building too
night "a dramatic program viii he
rendered by the members of the club
and their friends that promises an en-
tcrtninmcnt of unusual merit The
program IS divided into three parts,
the first part being "Hlawatha s Woo
ing. the second a. short scene from
"The bohemian Girl and the third
dramatic cantata entitled Trial by
Jury. The east is made up Of the
best local talent and an evening of
rare pleasure is In store for those who
attend
In Part / the characters are. uia.
watha. Charles Strome: Minnehaha
Airs FLOYD Metzgar. the owl Maker
Thomas Christian. This is 10 he act
ed In pantemime with reading and
musical accompaniment by Mrs
Harry strong and George Everitt
In Part II, Miss Georgia sherman
takes the part OF Aline; Charles An
dreWs. Thaddeus; Mrs +. T. Brad
ford, Gypsy Queen. Thomas Christian.
Devilshoof
III AlAi hA july AAAN 'sA"A 10 aN
follows The Judge. Bob sewoll' the
plaintiff llortense switzer. counsel
for the plaintiff. Hugo Meyer the de-
PENDANT John D. Falkenbprg usher
Mortimer Riley. foreman Of the Jury
Col J. g. Albright: gentlemen of the
jury. Or b. r. Briggs. Frank Losoy
A. X iardeh, Desmond Farrell.
claire Manner Donald Wilson. Ray
Walker Charles Kahnt ii Robbery
son. Mortimer Riley and Richard sly
manski bridesmaids. Lolita Newhall
Jennie Trott Madse Plney and AIRS
Charles Potter
Spectators. Mesdames Forester and
Pratt Misses NeWhun and Weddell
Aecomponist. Mrs r.. *. Harden
Members Of the club and those hold
ing guest cards VIII be admitted free
a nominal admission price of % cents
will he made Tor others.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-15

faif rhw day aud Friday
Or schwentkor. oatoopath, Tel H.
Fees Candy store. Special sale Of
Velvet Alousses candy
3 s. Rodep has opened temporary
nw offices ~ The law Library build-
me
judge - 81 Laughin, capitalist OF
snnn Fo was visitor u Mbuuucr-
4ue Yesterday
70 A Lawozolo and Cfeofos Romero
40 tgs Negaa arrived here laat night
fof short Vslt
fhe congregational missionary so-
cieiy VIII meet la the parlom of the
church thia afternoon "a 3 O'Clock.
Tho Woman Missionary Society of
tho Presbyterian church WIN meet iu
the church parlots at 1850 this after
noon
The Ghl scouts VIII meet Friday
aficrnunn after school a. ihp Central
Avenue Methodist Episcopal church
south
g. a. llonshaw. 90 TopcKa. guperln-
tondeni 81 tho revising department OF
tho santa 10 railway WAS I'm Alba.
uuerque last night
County Clerk A ~ Walker yeHter-
day issued license 20 marry to Juan
W. Gubaldon ana Miss Conrudo Anaya.
both of Albuquerque.
John Hampton. clerk at the Fred
Harvey euHo store here, left ycster.
day for Hangor Mich lie Will return
IN several weeks with bride. II is
said.
rhc WomauH Home and Foreign
Missionary sociel, of The Lead Ave
uec Methodist church. wlll meet 10
O'Clock thls afternoon in the church
uarlnra
y. d. Hamilton postofliee inspec-
Tor. who has been investigating the
parcels post situation az silver city.
Nas here yesterday ON his way to Den
Yer.
Al Mnsuns aro requested 30 meet
a. tho chapel Of G.. II French. under
takor, this afternoon at ESQ. to at.
tend the funeral of the mto Joseph 4.
liovlun.
Albuquerque Temple no. s, pythin
Sisters will hold q regular meeting at
1910 O'Clock tonight az the knights vt
pythias halt An members are re-
quesicd tu be- present
Deputy Sheriff Granville Brock. of
GALLUP last nisht took Harry Donuel-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-15
ERNEST MEYERS DEFENDANT
IN SUIT ny MINERS 60

Judgment for S44l.4i against Eru-
est Meyers is asked In complaint
flied by the Meyers COMPANY The
plaintiff company alleges that Meyers
is indebted 20 d ON account Of moneys
advanced TO him and also on account
If goods sold him to the amount of
siti1i The prayer for Judgment
also Includes interest and costs of the
notion
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-15

iy who WIS arrested here tuesday
O. Gallup where hc g. charged with
operating p confidence mme
Frank BOT has returned % ne clty
from 4uainess trip ~ santa I'd during
winch ho disposed IN his interest ID
thc drug business which De- formerly
conducted m the capital city
Abraham Lincoln Circle $50 3. LH-
dles on mo q 81 ~. are requested 90
meet lhs afternoon az O'Clock sharp
% attend the funeral vt COmrade Boy.
IAN at Freuch's undertaking parors
Tho brotherhood VI American Yeo-
men vHl meet ai odd FclloWs hall
Jnia evening at o'clock There WIN
Pc installation Of officers followed hy
Refreshments An Yeomcn are corr
ually invited
an members of the Womans Re-
llcf corps are requested 70 attend the
funeral Of Comrade Boylan a.
Frcnchs chapcl az 2 oclocl, Ibis az
tornoon By order Of the corps prcsl-
don't
Thomas y Burns state senator
from RIO Arribp county, ana promi-
neat merchant Of Ticrra Amarillo.
passed through Albuquerque YESTERDAY
on MS Wuy 10 southern California for
an extended solourn
Attention Comrades Of @ r. War
non POST No. o. q a. r., are re-
guestcd TO meet "a Frenehs undor-
taking purlora pt O'Clock This after
noon TO attend Comrade Boylans (u-
neral By order Of n. II. Bliss com-
mandcr
The Albuquerque Good Roads local
viii meet nest Monday night AT the
Commercial club. The question Of
holding another good roads hour
recently decided upon by the ways
and means committee, probably VIII
bee considered
The friends of r. S codinston VIII
rogret to learn that he 50 reported TO
bc ID d worry meearious condition MI.
Codugton who "a a brother Of Mrs.
H. 8. iodcy has been in IN health for
E long time as the result of stroke
~ paralysis which he suffered sew
eral years ago.
e. - O'Ncn, who got 81 from q
member Of the w. .. w Tuesday
night by slipping him the distress
sign ana whom the brother found
lator changing live-dollar BIN In q
saloon was sentenced to serve thirty
days ia iail yesterday morning by Po-
lice Judge Craig.
Rafael Bennyidcs, charged In SAN
doyal county with crime against a
woman. who was brought here bee
cause officers feared mob violence,
yesterday was removed from the coun-
NJ jan nc Old Albuquerque and taken
back to Bernalillo. The new Sando-
val county jail has been completed
and The officers believe he VIII be- safe
there
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-15
REUNION BETWEEN A
DENl- M0NDAINE AND
HUSBAND IN COURT

Luis Balcaaar whom the police ar
rested early yesterday morning upon
the complaint Of his WIFE Babe
Brown a donizon Of the North Third
street restricted district was released
yesterday morning by Police Judge
George u, Craig when he and his
spouge agreed in court To make up.
jacasar denied that he treated the
woman roughly saying that he went
20 her room and asked for his clothes.
She refused TO give them to him and
screamed. according to his story He
tod Judge craig he hal secured a job
ia san Pedro, so the judge advised
him 10 take his wife there with him.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-15

Bernard shaudun Rodct announces
his permanent return home. from his
different government cmploSment~
aud the resumption Of his general
law practice Ills offices are for the
present Ia the law Library building
over the Mcintosh Hardware store.
tenttai avenue tie hopes to get en-
ploNment from all over the state.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-15

rel MAR q W a 3
tired and sleepy all
the time, would have
cold chills, and my
hands and foetwould
bloat My stomach
bothered me, | had
pam IN my side anu
"a bad headache most
of the time. Lydia
h Piulsham's Vege-
table Compound has
done me lots of GOOD
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-15

Colds Cause Headache and Grip
LAXATIVE BROMO ouiNlNE tab
lets remove cause. There Is only One
"BROMO QUINfNE.e II has sigma
turc Of u ". GROVE on box. 25c.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-15
An Honest DISCRIMINATING MedIcino

1t must be admitted by every fair
minded, intelligent person, tina, a medi-
cine could not live and grow in popularity
for nearly forty years, and to-day hold
a record for thousands upon thousands
Of actual cures, as has Lydia L. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound, without
possessing great virtue and actual
worth. Such medicines must be looked
upon and termed both standard and
dependable By every thinking person.
II YOU have the slightest doubt
that Lydia Il. Pinlsham's Ncgetaa
bile Compound will help you,write
toLydia E.Pinkham Medicine Go.
CconiidentiaD Lynn, Mass.,for adj
vice. Your letter will be opened,
read and answered by n woman,
and held in strict confidence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-15

and now feel fine. am regular, my
stomach is better and my pains have all
left me. You can use my name if you
like. ! am proud Of what your rene
dies have done for me. " - Mrs. MARY
GAUTHIER, q Ridge St., Montpelier, Vt.
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shallne illnk opcn ronight


UInIeI.
Rooms and }. whiting Building,
Corner Second and Gold.
Phone No es4.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-15

Dr ieselsn !. if,S.,,o i.as .,Eaotsl
her office and residence from a2t
south rhirl to ela West Copper
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-15
WOMAN IN
BAD CONDITION
Restored To Health by Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegeta-
bic Compound.

Montpelier, VI. - We have great
faith in your remedies. was very ir-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-15
LOCAL ITEMS


Washington Jan ii~ New Mexico
falr Thuuday aud Friday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-01-15
Crescent Hardware Co.

Stoves Rang Tools onp
and Wuina, llunbng Heating, Tin copper
els VS.. CENTRAL NNI. TELEPHONE
The sun., 1914-09-12
TUROBIN IS CAPTURED.
AustrIans Lose Fortified Position
south of Lublin.

wAsHIN0roS, Sept. 1.-THE following
statement regarding the major opera
tions of the Russian armies Of Invasion
in East Prussia and Galicia was made
public tonight by Col Golejewski. mill
tary attache Of the Russian Embassy.
The text of the statement follows:
The fortified position of the Austrians
al Turobin (betwean Lublin and the
Sanna River) has been taken by our
troops on September TO- during the
pursuit which followed our success. some
OF our columns IN one day covered a
distance OF twenty miles under continu-
Gus running fight Our cavalry is in the
rear of the enemy. Tomaszoff has beon
taken by our troops after "A stubborn
battle. Serious fighting continues along
tho line from Ravarusska TO the River
Dnlester.
"On the East Prussian front the Ger.
ma ns continue 20 advance. Their main
effort seems to be directed toward the
region OF the Mazur Lakes
Near Myshlnetz and Horjelc oui
troops have repulsed the Germans. innict
ing heavy losses upon them
THE two last named points are or
the Russo-P Prussian frontier, southeast OF
Ortelsburg"
The sun., 1914-09-12

homerard way, by signals OF distress in
tho direction OF the coast.
1T required sllilful soamanshp. which
would have been impossi bic 10 larger
boat chan ours. TO br'qe tho Gleuovil
near enough TO discover the Oceanic on
the rocks.
Finally after a long and hard 'usslo
in the nasty sea, We brought ourselves
alongside. Ropes and ladders We're low
cred over the side OF the liner down
which the crew scrambled and tumbled
to tho deck of our boat.
In a short time practically every avail
able inch OF our space was occupied by
men from the big boat. We GOT 400 OF
them and tVn steamed Off and cmptied
them on larger steamer which was
standing off in the distance unable TO get
any nearer without herself running on
the rocks OF this DANGEROUS coast
after transferring our human freight
we returned quickly but cautiously and
took of the remainder who wero smi-
larly transferred 10 the boat In the olflng,'
The sun., 1914-09-12
AUSTRIANS ARE IN FULL
RETREAT IN GALICIA
Gen. Dankl'S Army Defeated in
Long Fight Near Krasnik-
Right Wing i'm Flight.
ny u. W. NORREGAARD.
Spec,ai Correspondent of THu suN oua n,
London "Ddiiy Mad"

Spscai correspondent o. THu SrN 0up ne
London "Ddiiy M0I"
ST PETERSBURG, Sept. 10 tdelayed) 49,
The latest information as 20 the position
on the Galician front is thet Gen. Dankrs
army. forming tho Austrian left wing
after having been beaten In "A long. obstl-
nate battle around Krasnik, south Of
Lublin, If either rctrcating on Jaroslav
o. trying 70 join the Austrian army at
BiclgoraJ In the centre the left wing
of Gen. von hutfcubcrg's armlca has been
forced TO abandon the march from Iunosc
To- the south, put - preparing io make
"A stand ~ Begorai
Gen. Won Auit"nhergs light wing.
driven from RavdTussllH and routed al
Tomazoff. Is now iu disordrrly n.ght and is
attempting to reach Grodck
Tho Austrian army which was defeated
At Lcmheig seems TO have been rern-
forced and has adopted AN offensive in
an effort to save the Austrian right by at
taclling the Russian forces near Rava-
russka.
There is reason to believe that large
German reanforCcments hav" been drawn
from Belgium and will advance to south
west Poland TO aid the Austrians IL Will
BE- necessary for the Russians to proven,
this by driving n wedge between the
Austrian armies and the oncoming Ger.
mans.
The sun., 1914-09-12
FOES PRAISE RUSSIANS.
Austrians Pay Tribute to strategy
Of Enemy.
", HERBERT DUCkwORTH.

Eo,-,-l corr, ,pond.nf o. Tue sus and the
Londoa "bnHV Ne,os."
Spscidi '1bis Despdfch 10 Tar Sur
CopEN HAGEN. Sept IA prominent
resideu, OF Berlin, who arrived to-day.
admits that while the nation as a whole
e optimistic there is a growing feel
ing In responsible circles that Germany
cannot win against 80 many countries.
Austrian military opinion from the
scat OF war admits the fine fighting
qualities OF the Russians as we'll az
their superior strategy. indomitable
courage coulness and resoLrcefulness
The Russians remain extraordinarily
cain after success, and although they
are slow they are unshaken in their
purpose
In spite Of heavy rains on the Aus
tgan frontier the Russians continue
bulIul trenches regardless of the
floods and the continuously falling
shells
rn unexpected tribute to the enem,
- military cycwitnesses has created q
profound Impression here.
The sun., 1914-09-12
>ERN1ANSDRIVE EBACKRUSSIANS: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Petersburg. They are headed by mill
tary bands and are going to tho place
OF concentration whence the armies are
despatched to the front.
These now contingents are fully equal
In magnificent physique to tho earlier
troops.
Tho general confidence in the future
was strikinsly illustrated by the trans
actions in Russian securities. which to-
day were nine points higher than at
the outbreak Of the war.
The northernmost Austrian army has
now been reinforced by Germans from
silesia. on the lower border Of Lubiin
province. II has been attacked in the
rear by Russians. who captured prison
ers. ammunition and stores.
Life In Lcmberg is normal. Already
the tramways and shops are busy and
the Inhabitants are mostly friendly.
The sun., 1914-09-12
CO%SACKS TAKE FRAMPOL.
'aptnrr 500 Men, IT OHtcers and
Many Horses.
~ FRANCIS McCULLAGV.

F''r 'orvrsD"Hd~m ~ Tvs SuS asd TIE
L0Rdou "DdIy Ne,rs."
'rcci1i Cabic beSpdtch 10 Tar SrN.
N' 'ETERSBuRG. Sept ia brilliant
".a % tho rear OF the Austrians who
".' r0 rcatlng from Lublin has been
H,otrd by Cossacks who penetrated
' W'o1 inside the oncmy's zone to
fnp1l where they captured II oni-
'''H nearly 800 men. n large quantity
4" onggaGc and numerous horses.
I'0 tossacks have proved extremely
u'"ul n the Gallcian campaign.
GrHat numbers OF troops are again
marching through the streets Of st.
The sun., 1914-09-12
.AUSTRiANS IN PANIC.
Roads aud Bridges Blocked by T1es-
Ing Troops.

4uvr.. sept H. Reuters St Peters
burg CON -pondent tel, graphs that the
AUSTRIAN car He'd in such panic after
.., recon lighting on the Austrian LETT
e.nl tN,. the troops became confused,
-ai 90. roads and bridges became blocked
d 're p.u.s stricken troops The cor
sgHuae.' continues:
I.u., 4.lhcst behind resorted to the
t..HEtu o. thclr arms to force their
A.. through the msn ahead of them.
..c .H.I, Nero Uttered with overturned
cart. a'a ,hc harness Of the transport
'"e horses .yidently having been used as
m.4'.. hs ;he men in retreat Many
I.l-. rspitals to-day harbor more
AuN. wounded than Russian.
rn. ,1rgrspoudont Of the BourSc Ga
'..' ~oooluts that ~ Bendz!n. In Russian
Poland size Germans compelled some Pol
b. u,rs TO load the coal trucks or
iN'r '1'..- The miners did 80. but con-
,'alo! .'-h explosives In the fuel The
'"uI'- R,rc appalling, II is said that
ore military train was destroyed and
.I'' .1 nuuntion factory was wrecked.
Noe.aolg are credited with having
wrecked q German armored train carry
ing Gu,ek firing guns at point north
N,. NJ Cu'nstokof A small detach-
'i. 'o,stcks nred AT the train whiis
'u''r rcmliued in the rear. The
''''.lns nlckcd the train up, and II was
''-I.''I 10. IN" Cossacks behind II. The
.utel down an embankment and
Cos pcks thercupon attacked the
V'h their swords, The German,
H... NnrImlatcd, the correspondent oi
. Hn ..' G0-ottc declares, and the Cos
.lp'lrcd the guns"
The sun., 1914-09-12

German press regarding the success OF the
German operations In Russian Poland the
fact really Is that the Russians have re-
ceived orders to make no great efforts TO
drive back tho German troops from the
Polish district
''rhc reason for this is that tho rainy
season has now commenced and In n short
time Russian Poland will be transformed
into a vast marsh In which the Germans
will find II impossible to move. The Rus
slang p,an has completely destroyed the
Austrian army. They are not worrying
In Poland
The sun., 1914-09-12

bassy, the star Of Commander OF the same
order, which was founded after the
commencement OF the present war.
Official communication says that the
United states rs the only neutral country
helping Austria IN her relief measures
BY sending two auxiliary Red Cross eX-
petitions Besides the United States
took over readily the protection Of Aus
trian and Hungarian subjects in all States
with which Austria II Ingsry is at war.
''Thc Emperor has conferred upon Gen
erals Dankl and Auffeuberg the grand
cross OF the Leopold order and on Gen.
rongracz the knight cross OF the same
order for their victory on the Montene-
srin frontier"
The sun., 1914-09-12
Austrian Warsh;p Sunk
by Nine in the Adriat1c
Torpedo Boat Goes Down Near Fasana in lsria Fifty
Miles South Of Trieste-5OO German ReSeryists Cap
tured by British OH the Bethania.


ROME, Sept 10, via Loadon, Sept. IL
The Triburu SAYS that an Austrian tor
pedo boat has been sunk by mine near
Fasana, In Istria, nfty-two miles south
OF Trieste
Trieste dispatches 20 the 7rburo quote
wounded Austrian soldiers arriving at
Trieste az saying that all the officers OF
three Al ustriaa battaliors fed during the
battle Of Lemberg. leaving the men OF
their battalions In the woods. The bat
tallons were arnihilated, only hfty mon
escaping
The sun., 1914-09-12
U. s. ENVOY DECORATED.
Austrian Emperor IIonors Ambss ssa-
dor PenAeId.

MANCHESTER. Mass, Sept. ll.--Ambas-
sador Dunlba NJ Austria Hungary ycster-
day gave out the following report received
by wireless from Vienna:
'"The Emperor has conferred upon Am
eriean Ambassador Penteld the star OF
tho Red Cross Order and upon ". Gran,
Smith, secretary Of the United States Em-
The sun., 1914-09-12
REPORT RUSSIAN DEFEAT.
German. CInim Victory At LycL. 4"
East Prussia.

IoNpoN, Sept. ia Reuter- despatch
from Berlin says
The General staff announces that the
Twenty-second Russian Army Corps of
Finland has tried to force an entrance
into East Prussia hy way of Lyck. The
Russians were defeated at Lyck, tifty-
Ave miles south of Gumbinncn,"
The sun., 1914-09-12
GERMANS CLAIM VICTORY
IN, russians Ar. In Full Retreat In
East Prussia.

Loyrl~. S,pt ll-Reuter's Copenhagen
: respondent telegraphs that the German
army under Gen. Won Beckendorn und Won
Irrasrbu-- has defeated the left flank OF
toe Russian army invading East Prussia
And 5a- opened the way for AN attack on
1 Russ an rear
T., correspondent says II is reported
that ~. Russians have abandoned re-
f.,a7-s o-d are IN fun retreat, with the
German eastern army purusing them to-
Fa,d Memel. 90 the northeast
The sun., 1914-09-12
RUSSIAN STEAMER SUNK
Attacked by German Warships. Say
Berlin RepOrta,

BERLIN. via Copenhagen and London.
Sept. l1.--Despatches received here tell
OF the activity OF the German feet in the
Baltic
German warshrs. It is reported, have
sunk the Russian steamship Ulcahors in
the Gulf Of Bothnia. behind tho Aland
Islands.
These waters had been considered i'm
passable for the German fleet,
The sun., 1914-09-12
DENY ALL REPORTS.
Germans Say PrsemysI Is Not sur.
rounded-Cracow Not In Danger.

ROTTERDAM, via London, Sept li.--An
official German communication received
here denies statements from Russian
sources that. many prisoners were taken
by the Russians at Lemberg, and also
denying that the fortress OF Przemysl
mas been surrounded by tho Russians and
that the Russians are advancing on Cra-
The sun., 1914-09-12
RUSSIA CALLS LAST RECRUITS.
This Years Glass, ~ Years Old
Summoned TO ColOrs.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Central News
has despatch from its St Petersburg
correspondent saying placards have been
posted in the streets of the Russian
capital calling out all OF this years
class Of recruits, which includes all men
born In 1898.
The sun., 1914-09-12
GERMANS AID AUSTRTANS
Reenforcen,entss Sent TO Rnvarussks
said to Number 100000.

I'NuoN. Sept 1.-The Nor~tro Posrs
ST. Petersburg correspondent. telegraphins
under yesterdays date. says:
Severe fighting OH great scale 4. still
in progress in the neighborhood OF Rava-
risska. The Austrian armies routed at
Lemberg have since received largo reen-
forcements. presumably including German
as we'll as Austrian troops. 1t has been
ascertained that the Germans have moved
100000 first line troops from the west
to the east to help Austria II is impos-
slble to estimate how many have arrived.
but II is believed that three German army
corps supported the Austrians in the
fighting al zamosc. Grubeshofr and Rava- =
russia on September and T. which ended
in Russian success
The sun., 1914-09-12
TELLS OF RESCUES.
The GIenovirs Captain Describes
wreck Of the Oceanic.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE following ac-
count 0r the rescue of tho crew or the
converted White Star Line steamship
Oceanic has been received by the Central
News from its Aberdeen correspondent
who quotes Capt. Armour OF the tra"ler
Glenovil. which made the rescues;
"It was misty and very dark Tuesday
morning or the north coast OF Scotland
when our attention was arrested, on our
The sun., 1914-09-12
AUSTRIA BADLY BEATEN.
Rout From LubIin Complete, Says
81. Petcrsburg Report.

LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE Times cor
responder: at St Petersburg telegrsphs /:
Although some OF the Austrian army
corps in the province OF Lublin are prob
ably re:reatlng In good order. official des-
patches describe the rout Of Generais
Dankl and Won Auffenburg in such a way
as to warrant tho inference that tho
enemy Is hopelessly beaten.
Large German forces have detrained
at Czenstochowa, and TO the eastward
the stream of German troops continues"
The sun., 1914-09-12

allowed them to assume the offensive and that the
Germans broke off the fighting the front between st.
Gond and the Sommesons region and fell back to the
district Immediately to the west of VitryleFrancos
The Germans said to be in retreat along
the whole front between Sezanne and Revigny.
The French troops operating to the north of the
Marne and to the west of the Ourcq have forced the
enemy 20 retreat toward the Aisne and the Disc.
The sun., 1914-09-12
FRENCH NEED MORE AUTOS.
Owners Asked 10 Turn Cars Over
TO the Government.

PARIS, Sept, ll,-A note appended 10
the official communlque Of 1:lO y. VI.
to-day invites all owners OF sutomo-
bies which have not been requlsitioned
to bring their machines to the Grand
Palais to turn them over tO the mill
tary authorities.