Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-12
WAR BULLETINS

London, sept. ~, 0;3O a. NJ. - A dis
patch from bordeaux to Reuters Tele-
pents the reports that che stock of
gasoline in Germany Is becoming cx-
hRusted and adds that as the German
army depends largely on it's motor
transport of supplies of all sorts, this
greatly nEgravates the situation.
CopenhaGen, via London, Sept. IL,
0;4O a. NJ. a message from Berlin
Gart, in gratitude for their excellent
treatment, have subscribed to the Ger
man Red Cross fund. The commander
in-chief, Ii Is said, has decided that the
amount subscribed shall be used for
the benefit of the French wounded at
Stuttgart.
New York, Sept. IL. The Italian
steamship AncOna arrived here to-day
from Naples with 405 passengers, of
whom 131 were Americans. TwO-thIrds
of the passengers were lodged here, and
the remainder will disembarIS mt Phiiu-
delphia, where the ship will call later.
GonstnntinOple. via London, Sept. IL,
some of the great Powers presented an
identical note to the Turkish Grand
NiZier, protesting against the decree is
terms of which the treaty rights ac-
corded foreigners in the past are abOI-
ished.
Melbourne, Australia, via London,
Sept. IL, 3:3S Il. NJ. - The British ex-
peditiOnnry force which occupied Her
bertschOcbe, plans to attack simpsons
Haven tomorrow.
London, Sept. IL, 2;25 Il. NJ. "Our
troops have crossed the River Ourca
and are moving this Saturday morn
ing In rapid pursuit of the enemy" is
an announcement given out to-day by
the official press bureau. "TwO hundred
prisoners were captured. The cavalry
of the allies were between S0issOns and
(name deIcted by censOr) last
night. The enemy are retreatinE north
of Nirty-Ie-FrancOiS.
Washington, ID. e., Sept. IL. The
German embassy to-day received the
following wireless from Berlini Seen
eraI HiDdcnburg's victorious progress
In East Prussia continues. The Russians
attempted To relieve the pressure ON
their defeated wing ny launching the
TNenty-secODd Army Corps against
General Hindenburg's flank, hurt, ne
cording 10 official reports, were defeat-
ed. Several batteries We're captured
from the main Russian forces"
Berlin. sept. IL, via London, Sept. IL.
5;O5 4. NJ. Crown Prince Frederick
AnzeiEer as follows: "Please collect
great quantities of tobacco and cigars
for the men of my army, and get them
here quick as possible"
London, Sept. IL, 4;27 4. NJ. - 4 dis
patch to the Reuter- Telegram Company
from Ccttinje, dated September z, says
NIitrOvitz, I'm CrOntia-SIavOnia, on the
Save.
London, Sept. II. $500 a. NJ. - Two of
the sons of David Lloyd-GeOrge. Chan
the territorial forces and will proceed
to the front.
Rome, Sept. II, $3.50 u. NJ, via Paris,
Sept. IL, $3.50 a. VI. - The TribuBa pub
fishes n telegram from BrindisI assert
ing that the Greek Government has con-
ceded TO England permission to estab-
Iish n naval basis In Port Mudros, Island
of LnmnOs, where England can center
three naval divisions.
Rome, Sept. IL, via London, 1925 A.
NJ. a telegram from Triest to the
ReStO Del CnrlinO, of Bologna. states
that telegraph and telephone wires at
POIa, where 100000 Austrians are said
TO he concentrated, have been cut. 1t Is
reported that bombs were thrown into
the barracks, which were burned.
Rotterdam, via London, Sept. IL, 5i34
A. NJ. - About 1900 Americans sailed
from here for New York mt 3 o'clock
this morning, on the steamer Nieuw
Amsterdam.
London, Sept. IL, 12:15 p. VI. - In a
dispatch from PetrOgrad the cOrrespOn-
dent of the Reuter- Telegram Company
announces thRt the troops of Servfn are
continuing their offensive operations
against the Austrians with great sue
cess. German soldiers are mt present In
the GrOdak district of the Austrian
thenter of war.