The Detroit times., 1914-10-07
By UNITED PREaa.. ~

4f s
BY UNITED PRESS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.--DSa(1
and horses. heaped up BY thoo1
lie purifying on the battlef6
the Atsne, Col. Webb G. HI
8. A., son Of former Presidont ri
declared today. Hayes, tu6t
from observing the world W61E
poets soon TO give to ProuS6cnf
son . personal message ffom IL
ing burgomaster OF Louvaln. ~
clared after visiting the Whlft ~
When ! left Hayre on 6ept
he said today, @the allies were ~
that they would not be. able a
trate to the German lineI fhrour
mass Of purifying men and kr
on the battlefields, which unfortuf
~ the combatants seem not "
about burying. / don't zee how
could pass through these naldk.
stencil is horrible, and III a. 4
climbing over the bodies tnnst ~
voting even to brave sold16r3.
Hayes has been on the nrinG \
he has visited the sacked CITY
LOuvain an the guest OF 0erm61 f
an armored car; he has been a ~
la-Chappelie to see the havoo o( r.
there; and has seen some q -
fighting In the historic Aisne styu1
1t Is sausage grinder, hS !
clared. "On one side are the ~
and allies apparently willine e
rihce their last man IN dofen1
France; on the other aro IL
mans seemingly sprodignl ok thGlt
lions Of men and money and fhrc|
man amer man Into tho NJ.
Hoyoe - oCic9e4 = t0c
fhefe oon bs but 180
Ibut Il win be . long time endin2
said. England won't bokin n
really until spring" "
What about the ALLEGED htxu1
In BelgiumT he was asked.
Well. war IL hell, that's about =
only answer / can give you.
real tragic part OF the whole W.
Belgium. Its people are won6c
folk--clean. decent. respectable. < 7
this nation should do Is to cnr
trate Its effort TO aiding the No.
and children of Belgium. This r
for hospitals IL not 50 much 1oo1
but the fate Of these people = r.
pathetic" 3 So
| The colonel declared peace tan
this time is useless.
I'VE must keep hands on q q
point" he declared. 1--WE can a.
good. We will merely stir up xou
for ourselves.'' Y
Asked for q brief descriptioe 4
what he saw along the battle q
Hayes declared:
THE battle front these days =
different from what Il used g I
There are few men to be seen. d
practically no guns. Ali are -
cealed. Shrapnel fiies through Z
air, and bursts. That IL the -
most OF the time. In the hsndrto-ho
lighting bayonets are used much
the French. while the Turoos 4
knives" ~ x
Shall you go backr Hayes y
asked.
Does anyone wish to Wait I slss,1
ter-house Q second time?' he !
swered.
VIENNA. Oct. Lit is officially /
lnounced that the Russians invsdi
Galtcia In an attempt to besiege {
Cracow fortifications. have been dr
en- back from the line OF the Donai
river by the reinforced Austxl
armies. The Austrians have retan
Nowy Sandee (Neu Sandec) on q
southern Galician railway line a
east OF the Dona1ec river and are q
In possession of Tarnow. The III
SLAMS have made several assaults
force on the Austrian positions n Z
vicinity OF Tarnow, but In ever 4
stance II is stated they have been
pulsed.
The battle line In Gaiicia now I
tends from the vistula river Just noE
Of Scxoucin. along the line OF rnflroi
that parallels the Donajec connect1|
the northern and southern GalioO
lines. The Russians have attemnf
| to advance with two entire arm
along the northern aud southern hn<
| but they have been defeated II 6VU
attempt they have made to bfc|
through the Austrian front The ~
trians are now on the offensive G|
will endeavor decisively to defeot
| Russians and thus raise the sieoG
|Przemysl.
The Russians viii soon be N 11
ger Of nank attack. a. the Ger
Invasion Of Russian Poland from q
neishborhood Of Bendsin u coa<
ling.