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official communiquo Is
sued in Paris last night says that
from the night Of September 25-26,
up untn last night tho Germans have
not ceased day or night TO renew
their attack on the whole front with
great violence, the manifest purpose
being to break the French line The
attack failed The French captured
a standard and several guns.
St. Quentin remains the centre Of
the severe fighting on the German
right wing. The Germans are max
ing supreme effort to hold this
point on their lines of communlca-
ton against the strong French at
tack The Germans hold on their
lef, line from ST. Hihiel to Pont-a-
Mousson. The French assert that
they have rcgaincd the ground lost
between tho Argonne and tho Mouse
and they say also they have made
progress from Rheims west TO the
A!sne and have advanced slightly
along both hanks IF the Somme.
RUSSIA.--A despatch from Pctrograd
says Russian columns are now within
less than nifty miles OF Cracow
and that Cossacks are carrying the
country between Tarnow and Cracow.
driving back Austrian and German
skirmishcrs. The Russians have for
tilted Dcmb!cn and Tarnow. Tho
same report says the Austrians have
evacuated Przemysl, leaving re-
duced garrison there. Tho Austrians
are evidently hoping 70 reach the
main body OF their forces at Cracow,
but the Russians, who hold all the
railroad communications, believe they
will he able to prevent them from
doing so. The same report says the
Russian advance into Silcsia Il about
10 proceed and VII be Irresistible.
GERNANN.--An officia' report from
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GREAT BATTLE NEAR.
Decisive Fight Expected on Hanks
Of the Niemen.
'pecidi cable Despdtch 70 Tur Sc
l,OSDDN Spptfmbar gS

LoNDoN. September IS.
The Times correspondent at Pe:ro-
grad says:
"lmportan; events have occurred on
the Russo-German border hcraldng a
great battle a. no distant day. Many
II not tho majority Of the Twenty-sec-
ond German army corps in the eastern
theatre of war are concentrated on
the Russian border Tho eighteen corps
remaining in France and Belgium are
mainly composed Of reserves. Moreover.
it is beyond doubt that the Kaiser has
come to East Prussia
ut is In tho light Of these indis-
putabIc facts that the repuse of the
German host near Niemen must be
viewed.
The German advance guards, as
previously reported, were repulsed on
September % on the borders Of the
Suwalki province. Since then the
enemy has moved twenty-five miles
toward Niemen and the advance was
checked in the region of Sopotskin and
Drushkeniki on September %.
Judging by the speed Of the move
ments and the relatively narrow front
OF deployment which does not exceed
fifteen miles the operation with which
Gen. Rennenkampf has to deal Is not
intrinsIcally OF first rate importance.
The tendency here is to regard II az
demonstration intended to cover the i'm
portance Of action elsewhere, probably
in the direction where the Germans
feel themselves to he most vulnerable,
namely. on the line between Kalisch and
Cracow.
Military writer's remark on the alb
sence of serious objective for an ad-
vance in East Prussia. An invasion
in force in this quarter would weaken
German resistance in the neighborhood
of Breslau and expose the invaders
TANKS. The absence OF railroads would
moreover be "A fatal difficulty. 1t may
be stated generally that Russia dis
poses such an array of forces on the
Austro-German front that no diversion
or more serious movements will wrest
the initiative from her hands.
The division of Ccrmanys strength
cannot be remedied by any conceivable
plan, Military critics write confidently
Of the Russian position and the danger
to Germany Of her divided forces
The ArmD Messenger says;
ION the banks OF the Niemon and the
Rhine is the tomb of presumptuous mill
tary Germanism."
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WAR NEWS IN BRIEF

Berlin says that large French force
made an attack on the German right
at Bapaume. southwest Of Cambria,
and was rcpulsed by a smaller Ger
man force. Fighting on the German
right continues. but is indecisive The
same report says Bavarlans have cap
tured Camp des Romans. one OF the
barrier forts.
GREAT BRITAIN.-Despatches from
London say that Heppelns or aero
planes dropped bombs in twelve cities,
Including Paris, Warsaw, Client and
smaller Belgian towns. 4 Zeppelin
passed over Paris with the evident in
tention Of destroying the Eiffel Tower.
a bomb dropped in this neiGhbOrhood
and killed two persons. In Client a
bomb dropped on a hospital, In War
saw Zeppelin was brought down and
the crew captured.
BELGIUM Reports from Antwerp say
that the Germans are hurrying great
krupp mortars toward the Antwerp
Notifications, have renewed the hom-
bardment Of Maines and have burned
the town Of l}ilscn in revenge for the
wreck.ng Of "A German train They
are working night and day on lines OF
Notifications following tho Sambre
and Mouse and are apparently clear
ing the whole Belgian field for great
operations. These preparations, to-
gether with the fact that they are
concentrating $4,000 men between
Brussels and Mons, are taken to indi-
cate that the Germans are about To
retreat from France and make a stand
north Of he Mpusp
lTALY,-The Rumanian Minister in
Rome says Italy and Rumanu are
thoroughly in accord and that Their
policy regarding the war will be the
same. 1t is reported that Rumania
may abandon her policy of neutrality
and declare war against Austria.
JAPAN The Japanese report that
there has been "A great number of
assertions among the Germans of the
defending force AT kiaO-ChOW. Tho
Japanese announce that they won the
f1rst slSirmish with the Germans and
that they have lost s25 men since the
war began,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
OCCUPY MORE TOWNS.
Washington Hears OF Russiaps'
steady Advance.

WAsHrNGToN. sept 27.--Hungsrian
territory has been invaded by the Rus
san forces. For tho first time since the
beginning Of host,Htics. more than eight
weeks ago, troops of the car are upon
the soil of the monarchy itself. Here
tofore. all OF the invasion of Austria
Hungary has been through the north
eastern dependency Of Galcia.
Tho account Of this inroad upon the
home territory OF Francis Joseph was
contained in an official statement rom
the foreign office at pctroFrad mace
public by col. Nikolai GolejcWski. NIL
l'ary attachc 20 the Russian Embassy
here:
The fighting al Sorokine and Drus-
kenik ended in a retreat of the Ger
mans. The enemy approached the for
tress of OssoweC from the north and
opened an artillery duel with the latter
In Gal!cia We have occupied Dem
bica cone OF the main railway lines from
Praemysi to CracoW. eighty miles from
tho latter.
- large column retiring from
przemys. to Sanot was shclled by our
artillery and took night ahandoring
ammunition columns, supply trains and
motor trucks.
"On the Ujok Pass in the Carpathian,
We defeated a detachment of the enem'
took it's artillery and many prisoners,
and pursuing the retrcatlng Austrians.
have entered Hungary"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
MAY CHANGE ATTITUDE.

LoNpoN. Sept. @7.-Thc Daily MATHS
correspondent at Petrograd sends a
despatch which would seem To indlcat"
that Rumania IS about 70 change from
her attitude Of neutrality To one -
active hostility against Austria. The
correspondent says
"a telegram received here states that
the First Ruman.an Army Corps has
been directed to proceed to the Austria n
frontier. Another report says thar
Rumauian mobilization Of 100000 troops
ia almost completed,
"Rumania, however evidently de-
mands high price IA n condition of
her joining the allies.
The Nouoc FrcmDa says: 1t ia inti-
mated in diplomatic circles that the
bucharest Government in expressing 'ts
desire to take action has formulated ev-
travagant stipulations which have been
received here with no small amount of
astonishment.'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
Confused from Frat Page

successfully resisting the eremys siege
artillery.
THE fighting in Gaiic.a has been
very fierce. especially at Ujok Hill,
whore the fiungarians. dislodgod from
three positions. finally retired in dis
order. We captured a complete battery
and several hundred prisoners. The pur-
suit continues.
There Is no change reported at
PrzcWysl. although. according 20 re-
ports. the descrtion from the Austrian
foiVc Il considerable and there is de-
moralization in the Austrian garrison.
The Austrian rear guards are rct!r-
ing upon Dauualcvizi."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
ANGRY AT HOLLAND.
German Paper Says british sailors
should Have Been Held.

NDdCidl t0bI6 OfspdicA % IuL SUI
AMSTERDAM, Sept. 27.--The hocIniScbc
ZcitUHD complains regarding the release
by Holland Of British sailors saved from
the cruisers Aboukir. Greasy and Hogue.
II says than neither the Geneva Con-
vention nor tho Hague Convention JUS
tify Hollands conduct and that the
sailors ought to have been informed
until the end of the war.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
ALLIES GAIN GROUND.
Both sides fiGhtIng with Dcsprrn-
ton, says French Report.
~ ,suirul San, uf i"ud"n
lNIi-. september -


Both sides are tar from being rN-
hausted iu the northeast of France.
Aiier more than fortnghts lighting
thly appear TO hv throwing Increased
v.gor INTO he operations and engage
mrnts now progressing, particularly on
the lett wing. where The hghtns is col
exceptional violence.
II is impossible owing to the censor
snip to diyu,g all ia. information on
which my opin ous are based, but ! may
nevertheless express my views.
The Germans are lighting with
violence and desperation. the allies
with the inspired energy of those upon
whose sight the dawn Of success is be-
ginning to break. our troops on the
left are steadily, If slowly and at great
cost. progressing toward the rising sun.
The Germans have their backs to II.
The movement Of the German troops
from the centre TO the left to support
their menaced right itself IS "A policy Of
desperation and an effort to achieve
victory at staggering cost which APP
pears 10 he falling completely.
our men, despite the cncmy's re-
endorsements. are stiN gaining ground
II good spirits and excellent organlzI-
ION are essentials they will continue 20
10 So Only a first rate organization
has made 1t possible for the Germans to
reinforce their rgAt, This does not
obscure the fact that they have de-
ilberately Courtcd serious dangers, risk
ing almost everything. Their most
serious difficulty is that OF provisioning.
which increases daily and may yet spell
disaster
a pronounced German retirement
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
"DISORDER COMPLETES"
Austrian Omccr Reported Calling
Army's Condition DepiornbIc
Bv Central Netcs Of London.
Special cable bespatch 10 THI SrS

'Tr'IHF HUTc VfNpuTf6 "a THE SIN
ROME. Sept GA despatch from
Trieste to tho Milan Secolo says an
Austrian officer VINO was wounded al,
Lemberg and who is in a hospital at
Trieste asserts that the condition of the
Austrian army Is deplorable There is
not the slightest organization and
horses are very scarce he says. He
adds:
I'VE were four days on tho Russian
frontier without artillery. cavalry or
provisions. Several infantry regiments
were annihilated without seeing the
Russians. The officers had no orders
from their superiors and were forced %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
ny LINDSAY B>sUFORD.
special correspondent ot Tn stS and
Iopion Ndly NaU"

cllff aul cora ilNNNFNf o.. BOT. ~ HfA CIV
Ioadon "hdty .HaU"
special 'db.@ H'.Drtrh 10 TiE stN.
CHnsso. Switzerland, Sept 27.-Aus-
tria is quite certain that Italy X going
to fight and very soon too. Reports
reach me Of hurried efforts all along the
Austro-Italian frontier to strengthen
the tort!iiratiuus and Sarr!sous.
At tn. beginning Of the war 100000
troops were taken from Tr,ntiuo to fENt
III. Sorvlaus ana Russians. Thcs" have
now been replaced 10y IIungarians
Thousands OF workmen are engaged
in bringing to the highest possible
point of perfection the eighteen strong
forts OF the first lines from s.. ElV!o
pass to Gardu. IN tho valley Of the
Adigt Numerous secondary forts COM
mand nG all the PASSES are being reen-
forced by trenches built on the noun
tain side. regardless Of peasant property
ana the vineyards. The great pondlc
road above Lake Garda is being lined
with parallel horizontal trenches. I'm
mense barriers Of wire netting are be-
ing placed across the valleys.
New gunboats have been placed on
Lake Garda and immensely powerful
electric currents Will bc much used in
inc ncI'nC'. w res nave hcen ldld Al
all stratcrical points on the frontier
and have been connected with the great
dynamo station at Riva.
The French captured some heavy
Austrian mortars which were sent to
help the Germans. but twelve others
have now been hastily brought back
and placed in the frontier furtifcations.
Hundreds Of cement and timber plat
forms for cannon arc being constructed.
and this mountain frontier will be very
formidable II Italy does not move
speedily.
The war fever in Italy Is steadily in
CreaSlng
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
URGE RUMANIA TO WAR.
buchnrcst University Faculties
want Austria Opposed

ROME. Sept. 27-The united faculties
Of III" University Of bucharest have
passed resolutions urging the Rumannn
Government to declare war on Austria.
Announcement IS made Of the renewal
Of the field artillery equipment OF the
Italian army 10y the adoption of new -
seven batteries of six guns each.
Tho equipment is still incomplete
owing to delayed delivery However 400
guns have been delivered and the re-
mainder viii be ready within the present
year and the first quarter of 1918.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
GERMANS ARh REFUSED.
situation l. >ntIsGactor>, says
OnIciHI British bureau.

LoNuoN. sept. a. Tho official rcpor'
made public by the press bureau her"
tonight says that t.c situation ON the
whole is satisfactory y general Ger
man counter attack has been rcpused,
u say.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
REGIMENTS FLAG DECORATED.
Legion of Honor BESTOWED In Rccog-
milton Of Troops VaIor.

Specid' Cdbie Despatch 10 THE SrN
PARIS. Sept GA noe appended to
the communlqua announces that the
decoration Of the Legion of Honor has
been conferred on the flag of the 19Sth
r giment Of Reserves for the regiments
valor in capturing the nag Of the Thir-
vollcys point blank after running up
signs Of surrender from distance.
The French took the flag by bayonet
charge IN the face OF a heavy fire.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
TRIESTE IN MOURNING.
Intentional Sacrifice of ,oun
Italians Suspected.
special Cable NespatcA 70 rnr s.

NVt'TU7 VUUTf VrNpITtN 70 TWI -
TRIESTE. via Paris, Sept. 27.--This city
Is in mourning because Of the numerous
losses of young Italians who were i'm
pressed into the army and who, man,
believe, have been intentionally sacr.-
feed.
Executions and measures to reprcIs
popular manifestations are Of constant
occurrence.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
SERAJEvO NOT NOW INVESTED.
seryians and MonteneGrins Cut 90
Its Communications.

ROME. Sept 27.--The bulk of tho So
vians have withdrawn beyond ''e
Danube, which the Austr!aus have tried
in vain TO cross. The Scrvian forces
operating in Bosnia abandoned tho d"a
OF investing Serajevo. which -
strongly fortified that il Is Impossible ~
storm II.
Hence, IN conjunction with the Mont"
negrins the Sorvians have now dec de1
merely TO surround the city and cut o"
itr communications.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
GERMAN CRUISER OFF PANAMA.
sighted Near Pacific Entrance IN
the Canal
Special Cobir Dfspqtch to Inv 81

PANAMA, Sept, 27.-The British steam-
ship Manavi, from Callao. which arrived
AZ Balboa on September Il. reports that
.n' Sishtei German cruiser in Panama
Bay
british ships on the west coast were
ordered to remain In port.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
Hab's Entry into War
Is Expected by Austria
In Anticipation OF Early Attack FOrtificatos and CARR
sons on Dual Monarchys Border Are Strengthened
-llungarians Replace Troops at Trentno
WIRE NETTING STRETCHED ACROSS VALLEYS

reports that the Ruman.on Min.ster 1t
Rom" told IT'S correspondent there that
the entente between Italy and Rumun.a
Is now complete
The two Governments ne said. "w m
follow an absolutely identical policy"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
OFFERS REGIMENT OF AMAzoNs
Nine. Yuri.vs Engrr 10 Fight the
Germans.

I.oNnoN. Sept 9s--A despatch fro'
Petrograd says Nine, Yurtva, the we
known sportswuman, has asked per
mission Of the Government to form .
regiment OF mounted Amazons for ser
vice against the Germans,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28

St. Quentin remains the centre Of the fighting
the west of the battle front in France the Germans
struggling against the continuous French attacks to re-
tain possession of this point which has become the key
to their line Of communication with the north
The French report gains on both sides of the Son,ne
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
900 AMERICANS IN NO HURRY

DAsr,, sept e Nrcording to tn-
latest estimates there arc SIN about
400 Americans IN switzerland They mr."
mostly wealthy people who ara y ne
hurry to get home
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28

Tho Ossa Is sailing vessel Of 1893
tons. She sailed from Portland for
Ipswich on May 10
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
GERMAN SHIP CAUGHT.
wheat Laden Vessel From Portland.
Ore, Seized by British.

LONDON, Sept GA British cruiser
has captured tho German ship Ossa. from
Portl and. ore, laden with wheat, and has
towed her into Falmouth
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
CHOLERA IN BUDAPEST.
Cases Are Reported Too In vienna
and Galicia.
BY THr suN's and ne London "DaIy MdrTs
Hdr NerriCs.

NVFIT7I VUIF IrNVVTFV 70 III - =
ROME, Sept. 27.-Numerous cases N
cholera are reported from Vienna ard
points In Galicia and Hungary. no'ah'v
az Bucharest.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
ENTENTE WITH RUMANIA.
That Nation aud Italy Reported
United In Policy.

Special Cabie Dsspd'ch 10 TUE ST.
PARIS, Sept 27.--The Agence Fourier
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-28
Russians Carry Warfare
Across Line of Hungary

act independently. The disorder WA
complete"
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