The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-09-02
French Capital Receivers Par
TALLY Usual Appearance;
German Aeroplanes Carry
ing Bombs a Menace.
PIECEMEAL SLAUGHTER
PREDICTED FOR FOES
Experts Declare Kaiser's
Armies Cannot Take City
Without Enormous Losses
and Eventual Annihilatiou.

London. Sept 2 t9.t3 a. m1--with
the Germans 80 neal there has not
been "a daS In The last month whom
Paris presented thc appearance IF
such calm" says the Patis corrcspon-
dent of the Chronicle. More shops
are open end rows uf chairs have ap-
pearod before the chief cafes.
The possibility of German raid
Is very slight. SOLITARY fortrcsses may
perhaps be masked. but the attempt
a. cut down tho Oise valley towards
Paris. except as a trivial rail, without
fret routing the masses OF the army.
is madness.
We may assume, therefore. that
u the Germans have faced eastward
ana turned their hacks on the British
and other forces gathering IN Picardy
can old province In the north OF
France but now forming the depart
ment of somme and part Of Oise Pas
de Calais and Alsne) they must either
win an immediate victory or risk be-
ing caught between the hammer and
the anvil. n they win they viii sun
have To meet other Srmi,s, .ndlng
the large rarrison army Common
sense is shown iH preparing against
amy contingency.
More than one edition daily of any
newspaper is prohibited on pain ot
permanent suspension and the lights
ON The Seine bridges ana the riverside
have been greatly reduced no doubt
uut 90 regard for the leppclins and
aeruplanes.
NO considerable chance De- pcrccp-
,'blc IN the military situation ana u
is believed that LhV main French
army and tho British wing stili hold
the lime So tar the German turning
movement by western Belgium. wnteh
cost enormous losses ana risas has
been successful, bat now the position
Is ,cry diucrent The best Prussian
uud Hanover troops are now exhaust
ed aud the Germans have the main
bodies ot the allies 20 meet.
"rhe forts on which so man; brains
hay. been spent are not silenced
what but prospective defeat, hight
ana picccmcal slaughter Is open for
the Germans
"A brief official review jus, Issued
reveals tho vast extent uf THE UMPIRE
c,dentod battlefield, 20 miles long.
Fort, five miles southwark from their
main army and allies blocked the
German path.
Whether the same British force .s
lighting on the somme 90 TIE south-
west or another We don't know. Netr
sedan the French troops had 90 eject
slow retreat 6ut rcpeued another
German attack and 100 sp dDiug I'M
fhctrd heavy German iusses. Fresh
German achievements then appear
ed from Bocrpi. fortified toNu .n
the department ,f ArdCu1es. making
towards ---- snd lighting is now gp-
ana on between -- ana ,hc Mouse.
THE ofhchu note on ,nv tshtiug de-
scribcd it ls hind of siege A. every
position pre-, ,Iousiy captured hy tue
French in On" Nosgcs rcgiou has been
strengthened and oieanized the
French advance there Is necessarily
slow.
'Parisaus n reply "a the message
from Ia. Grfnau aeroplanc % sur
render, says
what did YOU bring under your
wing that We should surrender 90
you' YOU brought death bomb.
That Is ALL That ia why you never
viii have Paris. Paris is civilization
bon its beauty. You sfr hHf1ariaus in
lts usllucss'
MANY woun.ord continued to ar
rive in Paris. come Hith trophies such
as swords and ncimets
THE Hed Cross ladies here have
been ofIi cially Informed that twelve ot
their number were allied and that
others are mlEsing.'
GERMANS AGAIN ARE
HONlnARnING MAIINES