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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
AuSTHiANs SAID TO BE
DEPRESSED BY NEWS

Vienna. sept. IA ti0 a. M. Via Paris,
sept Il, q. m THE news of Rus
sia's increasingly vigorous occupation
Of eastern Gallcla is exercising a de-
pressing Influence in Austro- Hunga-
rian official circles and among the
more Intelligent classes of the mon
archS but up TO the present time
the mass Of the people seem credn-
lousy willing to accept as satisfactory
the meager official bulletins given out
by the authorities They welcome ca
gerly any report which seems half
way encouraging.
THAT anxiety Is felt in higher circles.
however, Is manifested by the long
conferences the ministers Of the dual
monarchy are holding constantly at
sehoenbrunn with Emperor Francis
Joseph.
The newspapers OF Vienna maintain
an extraordinary reserve concerning
the progress Of the campaigns in Ga
lioia and on the Serylan frontier. The
only journal Offering any comment on
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
RUSSIA is PROGRESSING
TOWARD AUSTRIAN PRIZE

Petrograd, Sept ] 8 (via London, 5:4S
p. m.)--The general staff issued an
announcement as follows:
Russian troops are progressing
along the lower stretch of the San
river without meeting resistance from
the defeated enemy. who continue to
retreat.
After having occupied Grodek, six
teen miles west of Lemberg, and
reached Mosciska. thirty-seven miles
south by west OF Lemberg, the Rus
slams find themselves within a single
days march of Przemysl
There was no fighting on Monday in
eastern Prussia.
Emperor Nicholas has conferred
the decoration of the order of st.
George on Lieutenant General Radko
Dimitrief for his eminent services in
the field
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
GERMANS CLAIM BATTLE
II NOW BEING FOUGHT

London. sept. 10 t3:30 n. MIA
dispatch 10 the Reuter- Telegram
company from Berlin. coming ly way
Of Amsterdam. gives the following
statement Of the German headauar-
ters staff timed . y. m. Tuesday
evening:
The hattie which has been con-
tinulnp for the last two aays on the
right wing # our western army ex-
tends today to the eastern armies in
the neiehhorhood Of Vefdun
Until now the Germans have been
partly successful IN some parts Of tic
extended battlefield. general bat
tie " still contlnung
"ln the eastern war theatef the
army OF General iilndenhurg ls now
reforming. after the conclusion Of his
pursuit llumorr that upper sllseia
Is about 10 be threatened are un-
founded
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
PEACE RUMORS
ARE REVIVED IN
NEW YORK CITY
Well Informed Circles Fail to
Take Optimistic View of
Situation in European War
Zone,

49,
New York. Sept. 15.-Rumors oc
peace negotiations were revived in
the financial district today, presuma-
bly, as result of the further reported
successes Of the allies. They were
secuted in influential circles, where
the belief prevailed that none of the
contending forces would consider such
proposals pending a decisive battle.
The exchange market, which was
more diversified in its operations than
at any time since the European out
break, continued to show improve
ment. Rates on London hardened a
trifle and few reichsmarks bills on
Germany were offered via. Copenha-
gen Some business was done in francs
for Paris and an inquiry for Spanish
pesetas offered additional evidence Of
the markets increasing strength.
Tentative applications for loans or
short term notes issued by various
municipalities whose obligations are
about to mature. We're received by
bankers. 1t is expected that many
states ana cities in need OF funds VIII
soon come. into this market for either
of these forms of accommodations.
The call of the comptroller of the
currency for a statement of the con-
dition of the national banks as of Sep
TENDER | ? is of more than ordinary in
terest. because It will show the exact
standing of many institutions which
have not published detailed state
ments since the first week in August.
Passing of the Republic Iron and
Steel company's preferred dividend
for the current quarter because of the
financial situation growing out of the
war, called renewed attention to the
general state of that Industry and the
dividend success of other companies
engaged in the same line of manufac-
ture
An echo Of the Mexican situation
was heard in the confirmation Of the
report that the government now in
power had taken over the manage
ment and operation of the National
Railways. regardless of the wishes of
the bondhulders.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
CLAIMS RUSSIAN ARMY
Is BADLY DEFEATED

Berlin, Sept. s tby Wireless to New
York, via Sayville, l.. Lit was Off
cially announced In Berlin today that
Baron Won Iiindenberg has tee-
graphed Emperor William that the
Russian army of wilma, composed of
the second. third. fourth and twenti-
eth army corps, two reserve divisions
and five disions of cavalry has been
completely defeated by the Germans.
The Russian casualties were heavy.
The number Of Russian prisoners is
increasing. General Won Ifindenberg
goes on, aud the destruction Of the
Russian army continues There have
been spoils of war In enormous guam
titles
The Russian army of Grondo has
been defeated at Lyck. II comprised,
in addition to the twenty -second corps.
the remnant Of the sixth corps and a
part Of the third Siberian army corps.
The German headquarters an
nounced at midnight last night that
the heavy fighting in France was still
undecisive. The French assault, il
was said. had been repulscd
Prince Joachim. the youngest son Of
Emperor William, who was wounded
in battle, Is reported TO be doing well.
A dispatch received here from Con-
stantlnople says that certain British
naval instructors in Turkey, accused
OF having committed depredations,
have been prevented from doing fur
Their harm II is further declared IN
this message that the wireless appar-
atus has been removed from the Brit
ish embassy in Constantinople.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
BALKAN TROOPS CLAIM TO
HAVE DEFEATED AUSTRIANS

Rome. (via Paris. Sept. 10, 500 p.
m. IA dispatch received here from
San Giovanni. Albania, says the Mon
tenegrin troops have joined the Ser
vians and, fighting under servian gem
erals. headed by General Nukotich,
have ropulsed the Austrians all along
the Bosnian frontier
There was fighting Saturday. Sun
day and Monday" the dispatch con-
tinues. "and the Seryians are now pur-
suing the enemy. The Austrian cas-
ualties amount to 1000 Seven hum
dred men were taken prisoners and
another 500 men of slav nationality
deserted the Austrians and Joined the
Servians"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
GERMANS CONTINUE
IiESIsTANGE IN FRANCE

Paris. Sept 10 CASA D. M The
Western and central armies Of the
German forces continued their rcsis-
tanrc today north Of the river Alsne
and north Of Rheims and chalons.
while the eastern army Is retfenting
This II the substance Of the French
official communication given out late
today. The text OF the communication
Is az follows
"On our left wing, during the day
Of Yesterday. the Germans offered
resistance on the north side of the
river Alsnc along q limo marked by
the forest Of EAugic mud Gfaounc
twelve miles southeast of Laon)
on our center tho German line
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
BOTH ARMIES TAKING
A MUCH NEEDED REST

London, Sept. 10 t3;03 ~. ny
Bath armies are now taking breath"
says the Daily Mails Bordeaux CORE
epondcnt III the Germans are able
to take a strong position north Of the
river Aisne, another battle is likely at
the end Of the week.
Evidences Of their defeat aceumu-
late. Masses Of every kind OF mate
rial are being abandoned by the
Germans. pointing TO the continuance
OF their retirement The French are
bringing mp endorsements In large
numbers"
Telcgraphing from Paris another
correspondent says
THE allies left. which Is now
strong and well supported. rests near
Amiens with the British forces form
Ing the main body Of the left wing
with Headquarters at SCISSORS. The
strain Of the next two days fighting
win rest with this left wing and the
center which will have the task Of
pushing its way after the enemy In the
difficult Argonne country
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16

|of resistance was located yesterday
10 the north ~ Rheims and ~ Cha
Ions. In order to reach viennc. q city
IN thn western section OF the ArR0nne
region. the forces OF the enemy which
were In the southern part Of Ar
Eonne hafcned their movement OF
retreat In passing between the Ar
gonne region aud the river Meuse,
their front yesterday at the end Of
The day extended from varcnnes 10
Consenvale.
ION our riEht wing the Germans
we're doubling back to Etain On
Franco. and on Metz. Define and
Chateau sallns (uli IN LoraineJ
''In the vosges and IN Alsace the
situation progressed.
In Belgium the Belgian army Is
continuing Ia operate around Ant
wept causing serious losses to the
enemy"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16

the Lcmberg situation was the Neue
-frcic prcsso, which said:
I'VE can say nothing more than
that the moral quality OF the Austrian
and Hungarian troops must eyentu-
ally prove victorious"
A telegram received in Vienna from
Budapest quotes the Hungarian minis
ter OF national defense as saying:
I'VE stand well. our position
everywhere is good: more than this !
cannot say
The frequent optimistic public ut
terances Of Count stephan Tisza, the
Hungarian premier. latterly have
ceased and the official bulletins given
out in Budapest are silent regarding
the campaign against Servia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
GERMAN ARTILLERY NOT
EQrAL TO THAT q IALLiLs

London Sept. 10 t2;i5 q. m)--A
correspondent ~ tho Daily Telegraph
who Witnessed the battle Of .Soissons
Sunday. sends the following account
Of IL.
''Thc Germans occupied the heights
all along the valley Of the Atnc'
whence they we're Smelling the city
with big siege howitzer shells. These
howitzer shells make large holes. but
their radius Of devastation Is only
about twenty yards. Their pcnetrai-
ing power is their chief value. Some
French soldiers have been killed by
conclusion OF the brain from the cf-
feet Of these shells. but the number
killed has been small
Altogether tho German artillery
seemed Inferior to that Of the French
and English
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16

tlIiory was superior 90 that u the
Annflans and thr Germans.
pelfoefad hopes that when General
Rtnncnkhmpf gets BIZ reiufortcmehtH
he viii BE- abe to defeat the Germans.
military men are most anxious 70 see
how the Russians compare AZ fighting
men against the perfectly irnined Ger
mans.
The kerVinns and MonteneErlns, ne-
cordlnE 20 Rome dispatches after me
capture ~ yisbcFrad. Bosnia. by The
strsiane. and 81 Falcha. bosnia. BY the
Monit negrlns. Joined forces and are
new advancing along the entire front
All there troops are veterans with
long fighting experience and expected
10 give good account OF themselves
oprraling la Bukowing.
besides invading Galleia. the Rus
flans nfe now SAD 10 be- operating ex-
tenslScly 10 Hukowina, the chief town
n which IL Cxtrnowlth. which they &C.
cupled some weeks ago. Il " thought
10 be the Intention Of The Russians
10 20 ~ far az possible south ~ the
carpathian mountains and ln case the
allies are successful. 90 demand new
frontier in that direction whcn the wal
H. over
The Russian general staff has said
nothing about the fighting In east
Prussia except that the Russians were
compelled 10 withdraw before superior
forces The Germans. however, claim
another great victory for General Him.
denburas army In the fighting which
rared for four DAYS over the entire
front They ray that the Russians
lost heavily, especially In the battle of
l.yck. nine miles north Of the Russian
frontier. while the German losses were
inconsldernble.
slSirmIsl,ing IN Africa.
The scattered British and German
forces throughout Africa have been
having Fklrmlnhoe wherever their
frontiers meet and the South African
mounted rifles. permanent force,
many ~ which fought against the
British IN the South African war, are
reported 10 have Just won victory
over the Ccrmans whom they are said
~ ff'F' N@fff'U ttNf'f tt''tft'tt"'fff'--
This may be the forerunner u what
may develop into a serious battle. The
Garmanh have strong force IN Ger
man southwest Africa and already
hate threatened the borders of the
Union OF South Africa.
Therefore. before long the Germans
who sympathizcd with the Beers In
their war with Great Britain. may be
opposed by the same Beers who are
now fighting for Great Britain.
German Cruiser Destroyed.
From Berlin comes the report that
the German cruiser liela has boen
sunk by q submarine boat The adj
miraliy here had no confirmation Of
this and there ~ M much mystery
about the case AS surrounded the
sinking Of the British cruiser Patn-
finder by q German submarine. II
the report should prove correct. Il
would seem that the submarines OF
both counties are making some dar-
Ing raids
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
MEXICO CITY ENTllUSES
OVER PRESIDENTS ORDER

Mexico City. Sept i5.--The news
that the American troops had been
ordered to leave Vera Cruz spread
rapidly throughout the capital to-
night. The crowds were wildly en-
thtrsiastic and General Carranza,
head of the constituiionalists, was
inundated with congratulatory tele-
grams. One Of the high government
officials in expressing himself on the
order to General Funston said:
From any standpoint this is the
greatest independence day Mexico has
ever seen. After years of depression.
democracy is dawning with the as
sured friendship Of the greatest re-
public"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
MAYOR REFUSED TO
PAY MONEY DEMANDED

fsv MORNING JouRNAL SPECIAL LEASED wissI
London. Sept. 10 t5;05 a. M The
Times correspondent IN Culummiers.
department of seine-et Marine, France.
says that the mayor and prosecutor Of
that town refused absolutely to pay
$2o,0 goo demanded BY the Germans as
war levy. They were taken outside
the town to be shot, the prosecutor
told the correspondent, and the Ger
mans played Chopins funeral march
as last threat to induce them to
pay. but the English saved their lives
as retreat was ordered before the
threatened execution could be carried
out
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
MAINE VICTORY
GROWS BIGGER
WITH RETURNS
Democratic Candidate , for
Governor Gets Over Ten
Thousand More Votes Than
Were Cast for Wilson,,
nv .osslAa ,ourn.. srse,Al ,sAssp WAL

Portland. Me, Sept iS.--Ilnofflcial
returns for governor fram yester-
day's state election covering all but
a few small towns, give Oakley {.
Curtis. democratic mayor Of this city,
u lead Of 5000 over Governor William
r. IIaines, his republican opponent.
The standing was 5s.ao7 for Ilaines.
eI.Ss2 for Curtis. and 1890 for HUI
bert =. Gardner the progressive can
didatr,
Complete unofficial returns for the
state legislature show that the re-
puhllcana VIII have a majority Of
three in the senate and the democrats
a majority Of flve IN the lower branch
and two on Joint ballot
According to these returns, the sem
ate win consist Of republicans and
"A democrats and the house dI re-
publicans. rs democrats. progress
slvps and one ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16

Washington. Sept lA.-~The coal
land and coal deposit portions 81 the
Ferris general leasing bill 10 open up
the mineral resources OF public lands.
were adopted by the house today and
the hill probably Will be passed this
week. The coal provisions would al
low leasing through competitive bids
of tracts Of 40 acres each. or multi-
pies, with a maximum Of 2.ss0 acres
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND
PRISONERS CAPTURED
ServianS and Montenegrins
Claim 10 Have Routed
Forces Of Emperor Francis
Joseph in Bosnia.
GERMANS DEFEATED.
SAYS RUSSIAN REPORT

+: London. sept. 10 1858 n. n.y.
. The Morning Posts Petrograd
{. correspondent says
9 THE first German army,
which had been stiffcned by sew
&. eral divisions. has virtually
Z. ceased TO exist. The Germans are
o rctrcating like panic-strickcn
. mob. The Russians have crossed
(. the lower reaches Of the river
. San without opposition.
(. with the Russians already
{. south Of the San river the sig-
nificancc Of PrzemysI and the
= other sirongholds OF the district
I. has been heavily discounted
/. These fortresscs were intended to
9 cover the great triangle between
the Nistula and San rivers and
:. the Carpathlan mountains. They
. have proved useless for that pur-
/. pose and the question now is
I: whether the beaten and demon
. allied armies can even reach
{. safety at Cracow.
Q "Other refuge there Is none.
{. The situation looks almost as bad
&. for the eastern as for the west
e ern armies Of the Germanic al
+: lies"
/. % Z. . {. . . +. 9 . q. {. /. :, . :, .
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
RUSSIANS DENY THEY
HAVE SUFFERED DEFEAT

Paris, Sept. Is (7:03 p. m)--The
Russian official statement issued at
Petrograd. according to the Havas
Agency. says:
mo fighting occurred in east Prus-
STA today. Our troops extricated them
selves from a difficult position and
are now awaiting further movements.
The preliminary engagements have
cost the Germans dearly. They threat
ened to turn the Russian wings, but
the covering troops drove them off
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
CONFUSING MOVEMENT
OF GERMAN FORCES

f0Td0n, StHI. To q a. M --Ex-
planning the recent confusing move
ments Of the German forces in Bel
GUM, the 0stend correspondent of the
Times says he learns that in addition
10 the German force moving to the
south. whose advance was checked bv
the Belgian attack and which was
compelled to turn north again. there
was b second Germany army corps
moving south in the track Of the other
corps. This second corps came from
L4iege. or Whereabouts, and was pass
ing through brussels all Thursday
night and Friday
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
AUSTRIAN PORT STRONGLY
DEFENDED. REPORT SAYS

Rome. Sept 10 tyia Paris. 1854 y.
m.)-rhe MessaReto says II has re-
ccived Information from q reliable
source that Pola. the great naval
port Of Austria on the hay of Porto
Delie Rose. Is provided with mortars
similar 70 those used by the Germans
In Belgium and many modern can
non. n Is also defended by mines
electrically wired and spread over q
wide radius The defenders Of the
port are said to number 10000
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16

Bordeaux. Sept. rs t7;4a y. m. -
Two more German flags those Of the
Thifty-sixth and Ninety-fourth frns-
sian infantry. presented 70 President
Polneare. have been placed beside
the standards of the sixty-eighth and
Seventy German infantry in
the grand drawing room Of the presl-
dents bordeaux residence.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
CROWN PRINCES ARMY
IN CRITICAL POSITION

IlontIon, Ntpt. 10 5.IU a. m. ---Reu-
tess paris correspondent saws.
"Thc relief Of Fort 1royon is likely
90 have IN important bearing on the
fate Of the German army The Ger
n,ans were investing Fort Troyon and
the nctghboring forts between
foul and Neroun with the object Of
opening way Of retreat on the left
Failure Of this plan means that the
French are masters OF the valley from
Tout 10 Nerdun. Therefore the armies
Of the Crown Prince Frederick VIII
Inn and the Duke Of Wuerttemburs
viii be unable % cross the Mcuse and
Will have TO 80 farther north and at
tempt to pass by the stenay gap
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16
Didn't Meet Any slck Ones

steiia-lsn't il awful to think OF
the number Of tuberculous cattles
Bella don't believe it, l never
met one that was too sick to chase
me Judge.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16

fnf hofhiho 9ouNNhh bFtc'Nh ttfsto WEI
Rome, (via Paris Sept Is. 1921 p.
m.)-An Austrian official communities
ton received here today gives denial
TO reports of Russian victories over
the Austrians and asserts that about
100000 Russian prisoners ana nearly
500 cannon have been captured by the
Austrlans.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16

In vosres and Alsaoe the situation
remains unchanged, both sides reaerv-
Ing all their strength for the more
critical contest In The west
suerrsses IN f.aiicia.
The Russians are said 90 be con-
tlnulns their Successes IN dallcln and
Poland. The armies OF General Dankl,
which had the support Of snlne Ger
man divisions. have been driven back
across the frontier which they crossed
while the Ilusrlans were advancing on
Lemburg aud are now. according 20
petruefad reports. In the angle be-
tween the rivers san and Nlsiula, a
trap Into which Russian troops had
been trying for some days TO drive
them. Their TANKS are supported BY
the foftrcsseH OF Cfaoow and rfzemysl,
Pfzemysi Is being approached By the
Russian army Witch captured Lem
berg and which viii naw enetate
against the right wing " Generals
Dnnhi and Non Auffenhure Mean
while the Russian army IL free 20
move west toward Thorn. Prussia. a
town Of some 27.eee i.hahsfants on
the right bank Of the Nistnla near
Hfombefg. and General Rennenkampf
can look FOR relnforcements for his
army. which had to fall hack with the
German advance In east Prussia
Isnssiaus superior To- Enemy.
'rhe Russians won their victories Ia
Gsliola aud Poland not only hceausc
they had superior force but because
according to correspondents. their arr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-16

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-06-11
EAW FIRING HEARD
CLOSE TO MAzATLAN
.slieyed That Rebels Are Advanc-
ing for a Determined
Assault.

ON BOARD THE L. s. s CALIFOR-
MA. MAZATLAN. June TO- via wireless
to San Diego. June 11.-Heavy volley FIR
ing on the outskirts of Mazatlan was
heard tonight. 1t is believed the consti-
t,tionalists are advancing for a deter
mined assault A well directed attack.
I. Is thought. would result in the capture
q, tho city. The constitutionaists cap
-ured q strategic hill north of the city
A new walled cemetery also fell into
their possession.
The discovery was made today that the
oreech plugs OF all the federal garrison s
guns, except one at Fort Rozales. are
missing. Tho artillery officer in charge
has decamped.
Want Neutral Zone Safeguarded.
Fearing that the neutral zone recently
designated for non-combatants might not
he respected in the attack. the entire
consular corps at Mazatlan sent a note
oday through Rear Admiral Howard.
ommanding the United States Pacific
Get, to Gen. Iturbe, the constitutionalist
,mmander. again requesting that the
me be safeguarded.
The German consul has sent letter OF
hanks to Admiral Howard for protect
lg German interests.
Japanese Minister Adachi. returning to
Iexico City after an unsuccessful effort
} reach the west coast arrived safely,
It II reported. at Guadalajara, where he
was met by the secretary of the Japanese
legation with a special train. The train
.arries three automobiles. for use IN
.se progress by rail Is blocked. On the
'ay out the minister's train was delayed
u. Sayula. where the constituencies
I'D torn up the tracks in their success
IL attack on the city.