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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-13
KAISER'S SOLDIERS
STILL FALL BACK
Armies Of England France and Russia
Continue Their Victorious Campaign.
Russia Takes 10000 Prisoners In Cali
cia---Paris Almost Normal.

and
fronS
mated
position
The French
OF the German The
In lorraine the
slles Gcrbeviier.
RUSSIa-The Russians and he
the
a
that to
that inland the
also Galcia, which
Ausu1an estimated prisoners.
evo capital BOSNIA They
against Belgrade Tor thc
German armv n that
ncighhoEhood o foodt
delivery
wit
s,xu,
teea ne,,v
fighting sesans have galnf
misunderstanding dispatch n0tD
or
oregncrs in the Ottoman empire
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-13

Paris. Sept. 12.-This Is the latest
official report of the French war Of
fee:
"The Germans are retreating- all
along the line. The allies crossed the
Aisne.
'-At the right the Germans are also
retreating. They have abandoned
the neighborhood of Nancy. while the
French have reoccupied Luneville.
THE German retreat is so rapid
that It may he described as flight
"Everywhere they left not only
guns and ammunition, but even per-
sonaf belongings, showing precipitous
| haste"
An ofacial communique issued this
afternoon said:
| 'Ffrst--On our left wing the Ger
mans have begun a general netreat
| movement between the Disc and
Marine rivers. Yesterday their front
/ was marked out by scissors. Rraine.
| Fisnes, and the mountain or FoinIS.
! Their cavalry appears to be worn out.
! The English and French forces. which
! pursued the Germans, encountered
J, only feeble resistance throughout
| yesterday.
ssecond-At tha center and on our
| right wing the Germans evacuated
/ vitry-Le-Francois, where they held
| fortified positions, as we'll as along
| the Saulx river. Attacked at Ser
| maize and Revigny they abandoned a
| large quantity of material. The Ger
man forces which have been occupy
! ing the. Argonne ridge have begun 20
Yield. They are retreating f0wari
/ the north through Bellenoue forest.
| In Lorraine we have advanced slight
| ". We occupy the eastern edge OF
4 Champenoux forest as we'll as Re-
! hainrtllers and Gerhervi}ler The
Germans have avaeuated Saint DIE
4 The official communId0e issued this
4 afternoon in speaking OF operations
1 outside France says:
4 ain Belgium the Belgian army is
4 acting vigorously against the Ger
1 man troops who are covering fortified
\ Antwerp
/ I'm servia, the servians have &C
i cupied Semlin.''
/ Good News Received Calmly.
l The ntaaied moderation of the of
| flcial communiques finds a parallel in
I the dignified calm with which the
\ news Of victories Is received by the
1 press and people. This Is all the
4 more surprising as the good news
/, follows series OF depressing reports,
I HS uAAlAIy&a kONCIuIIlCIFtS pdrsS
| bureau seems to have an eye for dra-
! noatic effect. 1t issued no bulletin on
/ Thursday afternoon. not even one to
say that the position was unchanged.
! Tho absence Of the regular conn
l munique induced many people to take
1 4 gloomy view Of the situation. The
1 communique Of the same night was
4 the commencement of the indication
\ that the tide was turning,
/ \ The military situation hardly needs
L description. The Journal Des De
| bats warns its readers that q grave
/ check to the Germans offensive will
4 not drive tho enemy outside OF France
4 without further great efforts, The
4 paper continues:
"A great modern army mass IL not
\ ilislocatcd by q single failure, This
/ ii shown by the fact that the Austrian
\ eFnay was severely beaten at I.eHbeEa
|. and II weaker than the Germans with
/, whom We ArA dealing n has. how
h ever. succeeded IN pulling itself To-
h xcther betwsert kvarusaka and the
Il lneietafs ss gS * M ~ s
nv gIillS( Qnt GA I'D
~ r r Ii1I ~ -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-13
dASTERLY REPLY TO
/ MAJ. w. A. ANDERSON
attorney General John Garland Pollard
Dissects and Riddles Arguments OF One
of the Most Prominent Opponents Of
Statewide Prohibition.

tho anar admit that
to
rs suti evils be confined
.ukey dealers dsrrared the VIII Of local
themselves
Of mnskey for individual but they
Of
to
of liquor which would
cry would not now e ~1'h 'odera-
|dOn ~.....w .~r -. =. uun
who really
maket
~ viii 81 deferred Of the nagni
ndc of task"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-13
COMPARISON and CONTRAST
Testimony of Labor Against The Saloon

everything every city of the
Mississippi and know the damnng the laboer that
which '-TERENCE " POWDERLY
Knights OF Labor.
~ sympathy with often made that the
industrial development of
the nation On the believe that liquor has contributed to
the
other the
history American Federation of Labor
1--WE being tied the tail of the brewers
kite We steer ahors bark far from the saloon possible
Labor npLfts liquor us want
NINE WORKERS JOURNAL.
Eve opposed it is Incorporated in
the OF
organization. - ORDER RAILWAY CONDUCTORS
oppose Brotherhood will toll
with the sale
OF LOCOMOTIVE FIREMEN.
You upon
question I'll constitution which for
bids member sell That's what think Of
The liquor traffic Some people that the saloon evil don't
Workers.
traffic the North
American continent thank they knock it out The
does not produce thing which benefit the human
and must be supported by those who work
EVERY against liquor traffic
finish speaking the workers. h be applied to
body
the public schools increased from Ave after
the doors closed There is also greater regularity Of attendance
neglected
remain that the liquor traffic thrives
he helping maintain institution which brings him
nothing the saloon which tends toward better manhood
4 better wcndaphood.
has been IN existence 81 dposm but that does
] not make IL right.
n munich
JOHN - LEN
NON Isessurs II HE american Fsdertisa " Labor
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-13

pedient to meet the conditions Of the
period in which II was adopted. 1t
was the beginning Of the fight on the
whsskey traffic. Local option has
served its day ana generation" and
Fif ID now timk that It should fall on
sleep" and make way for more COM
plete remedy, the use OF which Is now
made possible after . generation Of
agitation and education upon the evils
of intoxicating liquor-
The proper theory Of government u
that the individual shall be permitted
10 do what he pleases so long AZ he
does not infringe on the rights OF hts
neighhor. This IL called the doctrine
n personal liberty. And II y equally
tsue that every community should be
free to do what a blesscs. provided 4
does not infring9 on the rights OF Its
sister communities This IL called the
doctrine of local neif-sovernment To
both 81 these doctrines heartily sub
scribe.
Incal Self-Govermneut-
Tho question. thsrefore. for every
believer In local eelf-government to
decide IL whether the nature Of the
liquor traffic h such that II can ex-
list In one community without bringing
harm to other communities II the
evils OF the liquor trafYic could be con-
fined to the community In which the
trafffc exists. wouN readily admit
that every community should have =
right to deal with the qneAtion A. II
saw At. but tho nature OF the trAffc
las such that Its evils cannot be conS
fined Like 4 CONTAGIOUS disease. they
will leap over from one community
TO another, This h particularly true
today when quick and easy transpor-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-13


kfternev General John Garland Pol
Fl today contributes TO contempor-
tenn ncrafl.e literature mastery
IN 10 the recent published utter
Is Of former Attorney General
kfsarn Al Anderson, opposing State
Ia rrchghstson Mr.. Poilarf's paper
Jews:
The Voters Of Virginia.
|fg friend and predecessor. Major
lIa,n A. Anderson, has. in his open
III to the voters of Virginia em-
HEEL VIVA, tn my opinion ~ the
mast. faarest and abiest argument
fr.st Statewide prohibition which
appeared during the pending
rnairn Major Anderson's exalted
fefsan character and his WELL
lswr. sincerity OF purpose add weight
khe forc~fsll statement of his post
The fact that he IL willing pub
NJ ii. take part In ihe diacusaion 81
Sssessf cu .s.tanrernfng which there ~
q 80 ss satfer Il controversy, ~ Nau
Hi. fact that his convictions impel
part company with 20 many
Il psi,Nna he has hitherto worked In
inse.ta FOR the advancement al his
f.psysspn. furnish convincing evidenc
s. ha has is,sf none OF the courage
hes, s,3sA characterized his career,
| II III tistlsss OF peace and war. the
| efssc&s w{f,f which he states his posi-
III ne matter, which he must
*hw xii, create antagonisms. Is N
contrast with the cowafdly
ks,ce of other public men. whose
sitson az leadership in virginia
I fes ii their duty to come out on
! side or the other Of the great
esl.on which now confronts us In
rssss like this, for those who have
n honnred with leadership. TO
fge the issue, ought TO be a. dis
$ufahie as 1t is for soldier to de-
Il his cnlntry's cause In time OK
1.-THE.
Is Not Raise False Issues.
Major Anderson presented none o.
unworthy arguments which have
hrncferized the literature with
|.ch the State has been flooded,
He did not argue that Statewide
thibltion would raise taxes. De-
Isse he knew II II would lessen-thE
Il nf intemperance, money should
be weighed in the. balance against
bodies and souls OF men.
He did not raise the tobacco issue.
cause he knew Il was dishonest
|ne raised with the hope of deceiv-
the farmers
He did not seek to prove the absurd
bposition that the liquor business
|uld be increased by making 1t I'M
kful.
hi fact. he used none Of the falla-
Jus arguments which come from
Ia whose thinking Is controlled by
hir pocketbooks. nor Is his arRn-
hit the argument OF one who fears
II his own right to drink will be
|erfered with. and who. therefore.
bws hts appetite to control the oper-
pns 81 his mind.
On the other hand. Major Anderson
likes the only arguments worthy Of
hsfderation. HIT puts the issue on
high plane and he raises questions
kich must be openly and frankly
II by advocates OF prohibition.
e Two Questions Involved.
The first question presented -
kether the nature OF the liquor traf-
ID spch that II can be left to local
htrnl OF the coMnttes and cities, With
b regard TO the rights and interests
other communities.
Ehs second question IL whether the
pertence Of other States under
htewide prohibition IL such - 70
W IN reasonable ground to helievs
Vt prohibition viii be beneficial 70
people In Virg mia,
THE hrnt question involves the prin-
bi0 az Inca self RnvArn mNnt and the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-13

ed that the French forces will arriy4
in time to relieve it. The nIace hi
important because 1t commands the
line of railway, which, II il were lii
the enemy's hands would aid In pro-
visioning the army of General Won
kluckr
Tho military expert of La Ldherte
says:
III the pursuit In the center cor,-s3
tinues, as it may be supposed 1t wilt,
the enemy viii he thrown back into
the country without resources In H.
few villages and viii try To put the
Marine between the allies and himself.
This movement Will be difficult as be-
sides the river there ara several
streams and canals to be crossed The
crown princes army. an authority
says. is at Eeviguy, east OF vifry,
which is at the Junction of two rai4-
roads. one from Paris TO Nancy, and
the either from Troyes 10 Hirsan. Pur-
suit~beyuud Revlgny will lead into the.
-Argbnne Where The valley OF tho
diversified region which lis covered by
immense weeds and very few roads,
No longer Fears Siege.
Tho city of Paris has com pletefv
dismissed the apprehension Of having
to submit to State OF siege. Tho
people are beginning to 20 about
their business in the ordinary way.
wearing their ordinary aspect Az
most all the shops in the principal
streets leading from the Place de-
LOpera remain closed, partly becausr
OF no customers and partly because
most of their owners and employees
are sous les draneaux.''
Many shops were hastily boarded
up at the moment when the arrival
Of the Germans was hourly expected.
and still remain So jewellers and
medastes in particular having taken
this precaution.
With very few exceptions sha large
hotels have suspended business.
Some CT those still open are entef4
tanning only three or four guestx.
Street cars bare gradually rcappearinG.
but there are no motor buses. IA
these are ALI at the front Converting
rations to the troops T;xis are nov
available in fairly sufficient numbers
but the chaufrers m many cases OBJ
viously are amateurs.
Food of all sorts, especially vegA-
fables Is abundant and In compares
lively few cases has It risen in price.
The restaurant bills Of fare, however,
show slight advance.
Tension as regards Americans hos
been almost entirely relaxed. The
number of Americans now remains
ing in Paris is limited to diplematfGs e
iaI rs,d Ffad frrpua nfg
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-13
Details Of Austrian Font.

London. Sept. f2-The 81. PekeflN
burg correspondent of the NafnfS3
Pest, teiegrnrnirs under ycstrxS m
date. thus describes the posittOn Sj
the Anstrians near ToHasxosy VT Sss
's,rhe AustFIans have been I01txl
and are fieeing ia the utmost dlaAxS
The Russians took ADVANTAGE 0fs M
temporary loss OF CONTACT hAf
the eneny's right and left Hifss
make a drive between, and tha1
cut Off The Anstro~ German Nh
surrounded In the front and
ftank, The. 0thar sides hefxE xNk1
IN the rtyHrA san ana " y
marshlalld before the
reacheds T3e Rasssa ~ 1ats
fapnsA tllte Aruss ts5 SUR
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14

Ssoar rnbcupoob bat in isiuen Seimatbstaate alabnma iemen Gesncr
sdidmonb Sobion nit 10000 Stnunenmebrbcit 5eIest. lin 10 bebeutun9ss
boiler lit Der Sig, als llnberpooo perionlib gar nit in Die Champagne ens
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Die un9eheuere Stmte, bic Ilnherhooo bel bieier 8ee8enbet cntptdet bat,
ernfe geocnten einflDbeu. 8arlm2
Hnnerpooo nuBc Ihn III icincr Gigenifait ais @orIber Ss cnHufz
retfen Somtss rr gthtel mo s8cee: as Der Batter pes neuen Sarieeieees
nm cnblib ns 3eftdter mn eriolgrciter genoritdtsiIbrer i'm Gongrebhouic
fir bic nddie Oemotratides YraHOeptidafHs &eminotiOn in scnatt toms
men. Surt 'emen Stc9 IN Ilabnnra hat ell on Sprefer Champ GIarf, Der
btsber as ein5i9er gipnds bss 9raiSenten salt; il Den ointersrnnb seoranst.
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bod in feds Sabrcn, in Scratt Shbeu ipIrbe.
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foa. bcnn Die I(abamaer fub nH5 df ehpniac bcrIbnte NubIrocr mn
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14
oas ntam nntt 1rmtfdJ-
Amertkaner srtuartet.

Die GerIfmel5uns Der beiten G6nz
rdtter3ii9e Der %beterosenen menifs
lid,en ele:nente seitaltet Die 8ereiui9z
ten Staatcn ~allmdbIi9 5u Der fortsez
ihrittenitcn inter ben mooernen Ndz
tionen, erfldrte Erof. Sugo Wiiniters
berg bon bet llniberiitdt Sarparb am
Z. &pril III elmer Iniprade, Die er Dor
Dem Gerbanb ebemaliser beutider
Stlloenteu biclt. Hebner berlieb Ser
lleber3eusuns slnsOrnd. bab bebeuz
tenbe Sprti6ritte nuf Den @ebieteu
Der 8uait unb Biifennaf>
t n ienen fol9en tpiirben. Die man
bereitS auf mebr m aterieIGen
8ebieten 81 ber5ei6nen babe, nnb
rietb BEN SertiGen in Den Ser. Stanz
ten. bielem Siel in erlter Clinic SerS
uno Seele 81 tpeiben nnb II / 1 t aDsu
iebr anf Die Grbaltung ibrer nntioz
nalen Gieentbiimlihfeiten bebabt gu
icin.
YrofeiIor Iiiniterbera periiherte.
bnb Die Ser. Staaten ldn9It ni1t mebr
elm .ensliifes 2anb" ieien. @ir
baben es bier nidt mebr nit einem
Gnnb cna.iiher 8ebrdlif,e unD enslis
Ider &ultnr 81 tbun. llniere Station
nimnt Die beiten gbaratter sgisenz
1haften aQcr Nationen, auf. ans beneu
iih Die Sepolferun9 5iiiammeniest.
WGbretb man ppn mir nfb ptelen
Anberen, bic tuic ifj ans bem aIten
gaterlarbe ifam,men, itift eruarten
fann, bak mir nniere natisnalen Cha.
raftersiise ipfort ppatdnSis perlieren,
bin ih bod Der Anfdt, bak Nle, bic
mad ben Ser. Staaten fOmmen, ppn
ibrer %nationaler Gisenart 10 niel auf-
Beben fD1teit. nlS nDtbwenbie 1T, nm
,uirfltd CUTE a%nterifaniihe giirser sm
iuerben." 'N'
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(spesial.g urreipsnbenS bieier Seitans.)
9nm oh. j.

Sanbe[ nun aufb0rte. SIM Sabre
1915 tpurbe Die Stabt burh cine
Seuersbrunit 5eritort, ieitbem lit iie
bonn grbbphen beri6ipunben. man
tpeiB niht einmal mebr genaa lire
Gage.
60 legte Ole seipaltidme gonfurs
ren5 Rosfan's bic un9ebenren Sanbs
itreden tpirtbihaftli6 brad uno ielbii
Die &cnntniB BON Dem Seeipeee ourd
Das @ismeer lit nerlorer geeansen.
Saber fommt es. bag bic 2esenoe al
gemein eeglaubt ipurbe. bnB bns giss
meer ni6t befabrbar lei. Die Ser
binoung Der nnberen Gambler mil
Sibirien NOR bnmit n%ufseboben. 9ie
5ublreihe rniiiihe 8epDlferuna tpnns
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SenniieisI iinbung einlief. Seine
8aaren iplirben ieaue1triert unb Il
bod per5olt, bab Der Sampfer groBt
ger(lite bate uno baburd abae,
idredt puroc, ipeitere 8eriufe 81
unternebmen.
Die Sperrlng beg Seetpegs I'M II
Sabrbnnoert lcgte and Den 8ertepr az
Der auseeoebnten aiiitc bes Safuten.
@ebietes lahm. @ud bieies @ebiel
lit NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., ipie feline anberer
Gambler Der @rbe. Tur nod Die Sor'
ihcr intereiiierten iid bafiir. Si'
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riifte crit in ben @orbersruub be!
Sntereiies. aIs in Mlasfa lid neu,
i~pirtbi6aftlihc Ycripeftipen erofinetei
unb Die aIl9emeine Iufmerfiamfei
Imerita's iid aif Die Solar Son'
ridtete. Sic gmcrifaner berfebrei
nit ibrem Sdiffen audi al be,
Safutenz aiiitc. unb mnn mus anneb,
men, bab iic lire 8ed]nuns babe
flnocn. SeOenfals lit in Der ruff
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14
(Spc5ien fir oteis Stiturg.)
nnm +. 20.

bGItniBmGbig Iebr bcihciben, sim
Ninbeiteu nidt riiiritlide". Gin
auriens cardinal be5ieht bonn Gatifar
Elm SahrcS9ebalt bon $4,000, bon Dem
CT Die gdn5e SofbaItung beitreiten
mllB. Sns 8ebaIt miro in monats
liden Henten ausbe5ablt. 3u Dem
feiteu ginfommen fomnt nod cir
idbrlihcr 3uitub aus Der malta cont
munis, Der semeinihaftlihen &ale
Der GaroinGle. Der 5lpilhen 5000 bis
$500 i6panft. Sieier 3uidluB iebi
iih aus @runorenten uno Den Gar
binals @ebiihren Suiammen. Weitere,
bod nidt bobe @%infiinfte, be5ieben bic
auriens Gnroiudle aus ibrer Stelluna
nls Yrdfeften Der Congregation. Sic
aronS GarbindIe babeu bon Hom aus
teinerlei Se5iiee.
9ie g%rnennuns Ser Garbindle err
folst in einem sebeimen 9oniiltoriltr
unb bas Heiultat besielben fpirb in
einem an baS sebeime Go%niiitorium
anid)lieBenben Gffentl. eonItItoriltm
befannt geseben. Sic grnennlne Der
Garoindle erfolst in Stpei Sormen nnb
5ipar burh Nennuns lrnb gleih5eitiser
YllbIifatipn bes Namens bes grpdbls
ten i'm goniiitorium ~(ureato e pubIiz
cato) ober in Der Sorn 8eierpatio in
pcctore, 5. +. lin petto". Biro in
einem ipdteren Goniiitorium Der Gar%
binal rim petto" Difentli1 betannts
seseben, 10 fat bic grnennuns rid
ipirfenbe Strait iotpobl biniidtri9 bes
8anees. ipie bcs Sienitalters bes
Cardinals biz gu DEM Sage ieiner in
~reierpatio in peetore erfolsten GEE
beinten Rabl.
Sir bas G%oniiitorilm fpirb INNER
Elm Sienstag ober Sonnerstae &c
ipdblt. Die Geremonie finbet in Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1914-04-14
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