The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-29
ARMIES AT GRIPS
| IN CRUCIAL ACTION
OF GREAT BATTLE
Struggle May Be Turning
Point of Western
Campaign.
FEW DETAILS GIVEN
TO WAITING PUBLIC
mo Change" Epltomizes Reports
From London, Paris .
and Berlin.
RUSSIANS CONTINUE ADVANCE
kasht Wing Of Austrians Driven
Back Beyond Csrpathians
Into Hungary.
Rigorous Censorship
Imposed at {Al Points

Furious fighting continues In
Northern France. where the allied
French and British armies arc nt
grips with the German forces, in
what IL characterized m the crucial
action of the battle of the Ainne.
Beyond admitting this fact. the Of
hcfnl statements are vnEue. Few
details of the ntruEgie. which may
be the turning point OF the western
campaign. have been Etven tho
waiting public.
One sentence, s"There In no change
In the sftuntion,1 epitomixes the Of
hcfal reports from London, Partn
and Berlin. The allies claim to
have made slight advances here and
there notably on the heights of tho
Meuse.
The German oncial statement.
however, declares "that reports con-
cerning a victorious advance Of tho
enemy arc untrue.n
Roth the british and French Of.
,Mctal statements refer to the vio..
Isnee of the attacks made by the
Germans. who seem to have re-
doubled their efforts In an nttem.t
TO huri back the allied lines.
The reports Indicate, however.
that the French and British hayo
given no ground.
"A very rigorous censorrhsp owl
IDENTITY has been Imposed at virtual
~ oil points. particularly in London,
regarding the operations mt tho
front, an very little news In being
permitted to come through.
The war officials probably hesttst,
TO raise the hopes OF the people
Without some decisivc result having
pcen attained, and fear that tho
publication OF even the smallest d.
tails OF the operations might he Of
aid to the Germans.
fetroErad reports ofncfnlIy thar
the Austrian stronghold OF PrzemysI.
I'm Gaiicia. la fnveste.i compulsory Nv
the Russians. and that the main
Austrian army In retiring behind III.
CarpHthinns Into Hungary, pursued
ny the Russians. Berlin, however
declares that "reports of the fall OF
ventfons."
The Montenesrins. who have al"
hea themselves with the Seyian.
In the conflict with Austria. NJ.
making advances, according to ad-
VICES a dispatch from CettfnIe
montenegro, Says the Montenexrins
are within artillery range OF Sara.
1evo. capital of Bosnia.
Ihe Austrian forts at Cattaro.
DAimaun' on September 10. sunk n
ihrEe French wurship. according n
4 dispatch to the Cologne ;,,s+,s
This ship was one OF a feet 40
eiBhteen' which was met by n salxo
rom one OF the Austrian forts ar A.
approached the STRONGHOLD. Ths
rest nf the fleet retrented hnstiIx
sn!s the dispatch, after the French
ship wnS sunk.
A dispatch from Co,.,,,.
ssys the Dardanelics have been
,iosed to navigation.
Ihe Austrian government -
sonhscnted the Canadian P,c,a.
tnfiway Company securities nnS
money Deposited In Vienna. accor,l-
"E 10 report, M we'll ms the COM
'uhy conservation cars running ON
uHtrinH railroads. This is the 70
'uH' 10 ~ Hnid, OF n refusal of the
ompany to pay the dividend. Of
Ahstrian shareholders.
H"'res received In Paris say
:" "e rapid incrense In grain
'rires in Austria In causing an,ts..
oihc'ni circles. Farmers are
oidinE their supplies for b,yb..
riees' ana the government prono.s.
hN maximum price for tht.
ommOdity.
For the first time since IN. -
eSnh' wireless news sent ous h.
,e french government through the
'i"ei rover has been received I'm
onu.. Ihe message detailed the
cree lighting which took pI.c~ a.
orthcrn France between S.n.A
cr &c md rs.
Sir Edward Carson, the rr,.
""e'' in outlining the Ulster pro-
80. ", WIN respect to the home rute
~ "hs called upon UIsterftes 10
'ro" themselves whole henrtedIy
the patriotic action that the ti,s
In supporting the empire.