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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

Ru.,s, ains ora.a.yt weep hro-. Assf roa-sy.
porting tina province clear Of Austrian This onsidkd
meaning Auans have retired c fortress of Przemys
and Crscow south and wet In the meantime the
Runs fighting the Germans along the River
Neman held the battle being furious but
details given out;
The begun attack the outer forts OF Ant
werp Official reports differ widely regarding the OF this
movement.
The sowing floating mines by the Austrans to haass French
and English wsrship the Adrac resulted the sinking OF ar
Italian fishing boat
The Italian government has entered protest at Vienna, and
the incident has created bitter feeling in Italy.
MARQUIS Giulano the Italian Foreign Minister and
friend Of Triple Alliance is seriously i'll and Premier Ssander,
ssid be favor Of joining the Allies has taken charge
which may result in a change of the Italian foreign policy.
Semn important Austrian opposite Belgrade, which
the captured then evacuated when the Aussns threat
.r.d e again r Seryisn hands.
Regarding operations Northern France, Berlin is officially
silent ocial today the Russians trying to
cross Corpaans break throosh Hungary. but nave
been repued characterized unimporsnt
Amsterdam five thousand Austrian troops have ar
rived Chsppee from France route to the Austrian
Russian front
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01
BATTLE NINETEEN DAYS ALREADY

BY Associated Press.
AT BATTLEFRONT September 3C-This the nineteenth
day Of continued hard fighting along the hundred and fifty mile
the Moee rivers yet there definite
indication that the hisory-makng battle nearing finish
The Germans however reeedng especially the western
and eastern wings while center where the Germans strongly
enrenched is stationary.
generally believed BY French military leaders that
made BY the Germans to stem the advance Of
the Allies though they sacrificing thousands of daily
The German appear be folding back the CENTER
leaving some loop hole for via RetheL
The German main supply base at Junvile, protected by
heavy masses Of troops absolutely certain that this place viii
be protected appears be dangerous situation with single
line Of railroad.
The Of battle has changed considerably the beginning
tie front winding in and out The country wonderfully adapted
defense The number and position Of the opposing forces
nota allowed be given to the public.
The Allies commanders husbsndng heH mems lives to
the greatest possible wherever plan Of
states attacks soldier, forward cheeruy. with the utmost
confidence in N leaders
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01
AUSTRIA CLAIMS
SITUATION GOOD
roi r,aN~s-. ot'si'n n o.'4.N-a
i. MING TO BREAK DOWN

By Associated Press.
LONDON sent so -Areadnke
Frederick OF Austria commander in
chief OF the Austrian army has issued
AN army order dcolariug "The silt
nation OF Germans and Austrians is
favorable" Tie Says the Russian Of
fonayo is beginning 70 break down
and Aastrians have invaded scr'ian
territory
An Italian trp,do hoa. reported
sunk ON the Adriatic according .to
Rome advicos has not been officially
confirmed Factories IN italy are
working day and night 90 com .e''
orders for new canon for the Italian
army
A Venice dispatch say iho Rn
manian sailing ship Maria. Mouda'
struck min. in the Adri1'i" an'
sunk. only ono Of the ere" oeini
saved
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01
Today's Program Panha die
State Fair
THURSDAYS PROGRAM

800 A. M-Ca,es open all buildings reaoior n'pee
900 A. M-ludging complete m all depa't'..
900 to 9:3O A. M--Street Concer-Amio Military
Band
1000 to 1900 M--Coneet on groun- Amarillo
Military Band
1900 a. NJ to 1900 M--strcet Conc >im'no
Concert Band
Afternoon Program
100 2.3O p. M-Street Band Concert
Arena Program
ZOO r M-Gand parade OF all pr winner
horses. ,ss mules Iene,s and cattle
80 r M-Foo,ball game-Amanllo b School w.
Goodnight College.
Immediately after football game Sheilanony Race
fourth mile dash.
E,ee lor all purse $500. no entrance q rive cash
,,;,.. a.. follows. $500. 400. $500 s2OH. 90 DO
not lai. TO this
Special Arena Features
Prof Burson in novelty slack wire act aning u'pe<'
Eugene Cook in Saylors Perch
amt Nrndsy ia the sensational bicycle Leap 'h'
Can" et the audience remain seated until "a IS over
Altman Concert Band in various select.
Altman Shows IN nigh, performance. eos ID m
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01
LITTLE CHANGE OCCURRING IN CENTER
Russian Reports They Continue to Sweep Through Caes and
Report From SAYS That Province is Entirely Clear
OF Austrian Troops Who Are Supposed to Have
Taken Refuge in the Fortress Premysl

By Associated Press. . -
LONDON September 30.-The Allies are pushing with all
their ,renVth in an effort ousn the German right wing ana
force them back on lines of communication through Belgium
There is evidence the beginning to tell and
believed the Germans TO another defensive line
The French which yesterday IN the neshhorhood OF
Albert is now pushing toward Cambria The cavalry also oers
ing further north.
The Germans admit they unable to arrest the rrenh sd-
vance ON their right also that the Allies have advanced IN Their
right front in the official reports OIL he
belligerens.
In the center Rheims and the Meue the armies appear
| 20 he waiting the outcome of fighting on the wings
Between Argonne and Meue the Woevre river there mas
been more fighting and the French claim slight pose' 10
the east of ST. Mhel.
II is evident French forces advancing from oui have
succeeded in getting behind small contingent OF the invaders VINO
have ,uceeeded in bending the Allies line
,h, French movements between Verdun and Tou have been
according and Lorraine and No'se there
Is m change
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

EI rt-D Tex. Sept 300 MOI
WIthsiauf ur fhe pending peace cor
frr.rp. |i'Ia agents here today au-
na.ur.H chat iH, northern elado- b
irmU Hd attacked Saltllio Thay
faH f#. information came from
rH fru agents A report current
H.f General Herrera one OF villa a
chiefs he's refused 90 participate In
a revolt AGAINST Carranza
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

ZAtA1ECAS. Sept 30 General
Villa hia staff and tHo peace COM
m'teo appointed iu ths capital. ar
rived today and completed arrange
W,Hfa for 60 conference 90 bc hold
.u 40 effort t0 compose the dif-
.arauDo bots .su Villa and Carraua
Thsr met Informally with apparent
lF fHo Us.f of feeling eNprcsslUe an
earnest hope that 1u agreement De-
reached before further nshtinr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

HH raff
NEW YOEh Sept 20 "A S.
Tura. disp1f.. r Iosio
that nr the -.f. Japanese '.e't
suf BOATS marine corps .aufed fit..
team a..f.. fr.r. T.I.H Tan and CAB.
tered four German n'.a guns anl
a great quantity 0f HppHes
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01
puu ,rELruI, Gts
FRS TWO GAME,

ay t....Htsi Pcs
PHLADELPHlAlh Sept 30
Philadelphia viii he tfo honor oft
.tat'ns 'he first tv games for on.
bae.ba1 CHAMPION . of fhe wor
between the Philadphia Americaa
and Hu f0. Nationa. They Nill H"
nlavel October d ln. a. Shibn
PARK
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01
VILLA INVASION
SAID TO Be BEGUN
NO on i,CATECas
ey Associated Pros

~ Associated rras
IOucIAs. hri1 Sept 30
q Cneral Villas thoa'.ued invasion
of sonora is reported 'o nave hc uu
Two bodies uf cavalry and fifteen
hundred men believed to be advance
guards arc reported 'o have passed
san luH Pass. On rHu'. Co AZ "a
rrioia Nu,turoua HrDcs are also
Itrort.I active
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

tcontlnuei on rage tEol.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-10-01

F,., n, this early date. plans arc
urder vav for exhibits from 1,., ~.
counties represented tnis senson. ~. -.
.vhibiiors express o. ae'ermih" ,'". .
to have nothIue short oi ine u1s.
newt season. and win try to interest
,n,ir farmers in gathering superior
yclumo end character Tor the INV"
--tL.. IN lLL. rII.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-17

United Press Leased Wire Service-l
FRANcE-Third big battle OF war,
the battle Of the Aisne was reported
still In progress today with she
French maintaining their advantages
q every point. A special NEWSPAPER
telegram reports the great Austrian
fortress Of prxsmsyl captured by tns
Russians, but thls 10 not oNseiaiiy con-
Armed.
eELciUM-Ths Germans have re-
placed most Of their first line troops
In Belgium with the second line and
the former have been rushed to rein
force the German armies now fighting
IN France. King Albert has made =
PERSONAL Reconnaissance Of the German
lines and another attack by the Bel
CLAN forces on the Germans 10 expect
Cd. Friction between the Germans
and the popuIace Of Brussels 10 re.
ported Increasing and Antwerp fears
another Louvain there.
ENGlAN0-The war oHlce says
sne general situation continues favor.
so'e to the allies but makes no state
msnt regarding the battle now In pro-
press in France.
NusslA-0ermans are reported
~r.sndrawinq large forces from east
russia and sending them westward
AID the campaign against the
eneh and Hritish, meanwhile re-
rse'no them with soldiers Of the sec
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-17
What the War Moves Mean
By ]. w. T. Mason, Former European Man
ager of the United Press.

the German desertIon Of Rheims
shows the kaIser's strateslsts have no
more faith In entrenehed camps than
the French have. II Won kluck'a
right wing were to be caught in the
Ia Fere-Laon trap, the remarkable
situation Of German army being be-
seIged In France fortresses would re-
suit.
To avoid this catastrophe, rein
forcements have been sent to Won
kluck and with them he must keep
open his northern and eastern roads
II 10 probably that Won kIuck will
move his entire army northeast Of
the la Fere-Laon line if the pressure
Of the allies grows, 90 no fortihcations
will stand In his way should his army
be forced to run.
Russia's report that she surround
ed large part Of the Austrian forces
between the San and Vistula rivers
either was premature or after the
ring was formed, It collapsed. The
Austrians have apparently reunited
their Galieian armies and are prepar.
cd for renewed resistance. The ten.
acity Of Austrian field forces In the
face Of disaster 10 remarkable. lt
shows the spirit Of the men is far su-
perior to tho strategic and tactical
abilities Of the officers. II II 10 true
that the Austrian soldiers fought
their way out Of the San Vistula trap.
enough power may remain in their
defensive strength to require stiIl an
other postponement Of the Russian
march to Berlin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-17
The War at a Glance
Summarized by John Edwin Nevin, United
Press Staff Correspondent.

ond line. The pursuit Of the Austri'
ans 10 reported 40 continuing. Al
Austrian and German prisoners are
to be put At work reeiaimins SWAMP
lands and building roads.
sERvlA-MoNTENEoRo-k 10 ad'
mitted the servian army which In
vaded sIavonia has been Withdrawn
across the save river for strategic
reasons. Il |. stated the invasion o.
Bosnia 10 being rapidly pressed TOT
ward.
GERMANY-Ths official war once
statement today explains the retrea'
Of Germans In France was only 20
their prepared positions and TO en-
able the troops to recover from their
earlier exertlons. It Is announced
that the general battle now In pro
aress is proceeding favorable to tne
German cause. In the east II 10 stat
ed the Russians continue to fa'' oaes
before the German advance.
AUSrRIA.-lt 10 officially announ
e.d that the servians under the Ser
Wan crown prince have been defeaeee
and driven back across the saw
river.
IrAIY-The popular demonstra
.lons against neutrality continue ano
+rooo. are held IN readiness In all o.
N. Isroer cities to prevent antl-Ger
man and anti-Austrian demonstra
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-17
ENGLAND

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.
LONDON, Sept. 17.-Ensiand has
no intention o. asking that the United
States institute 4 personal inquiry
into alleged use Of dunn dunn bullets
by the French and German troops al
though Il has no objection to one
being made. Replying to Or. chapPIe
In the house Of commons this after
noon Francis Dyke Aekland, pariia-
mentary undsr.secretary for the for
einn ofiee, said that England has no
objection TO such an inquiry but that
In View Of President Wilson's answer
to Emperor William, secs no uss OF
proposing one.
DRIVING THEM BACK.
[sy Ed. L. Keen, United Press STAR
correspondent.y
LONDON, Sept. 17.-Gsrmany 10
striving desperately TO resume the
offensive In France but % far every
effort has been nullifisd by the fierce
ness Of the erltlsh.French attack.
This fact was emphasized at the for
eian office this afternoon whore II wac
also stated that the general battle
continues with the sllsht advantages
% FAR noted entirely in favor OF the
allies.
The German forces are being heav.
lily reinforced all along the line.
Troops Withdrawn from the Prussian
border and all Of the first IIne resi-
ments that previously had besn held
IN Germany and In Belgium are being
rushed to the front In France.
The wet season .has Get In to the
east and In very short time the
SHOWS will make campaigning In east
Prussia and Russian Poland most diff
fieult. Because Of this Il 10 believed
the German general STAFF will devote
its present energies TO the Western
theatre o. war. Il 10 In realization OF
this fact that the French ars bending
every effort toWards crushing the
o,rmans In the present battle and
hurllna them back across the Meuse
before their reinforcements can be
brought Into action.
,it 10 admitted at the war ONCE that
the Germans are fighting with des.
psrats valor but it 10 also insisted
they are being forced to fall back on
their centre and left. Especially ls
the army Of the crown prince being
hammered and already his battle line
has been forced back between eight
and twenty miles at various points.
He 10 reported slowly failing back on
stenay and the famous 9tenay gap.
Adviess received from various
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-17
If the Kaiser. Army is Defeated This Time, It
Will Be Followed By Trouble At
Home.
HAVE BEEN FIGHTING SINCE M0NDA'
French Artillery Has Won Every Duel So Far
and Have Gun Equal to Those Siege
Gums.

[ey william a. Shepherd, United
Press staff Correspondents
BORDEAUX, Sept. IT,
That the French are again
winning q decisive victory all
along the line in the third
great battle Of the war, was
the declaration today of Min
ister of War Millerand. As he
pointed out, the first battle,
that of the Sambre and the
Meuse, went against the allies,
who could not withstand the
complete strength Of the Ger
man war machine and were
compelled to retire.
But q different tale was re-
corded at the battle Of the
Marine where the Germans
were not only defeated, but In
parts OF their line, were rOut-
ed. Now comes the third con-
flict. It has been in progress
since Monday and has been
named the battle of the Aisne.
Up to the present, the French
have had the advantage. This
battle, like the battle Of the
Marne, is being fought in the
open country. But conditions
are reversed. In the battle of
the Marne, the French held
the entrenched positions. The
Germans could not drive them
out of them. In the battle Of
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-17

United Press Leased Wire Service j
NEW YORK, Sept. ~. III .. m.)-
The movement Of the allies to en-.
veIop General Won kIuek's hitherto
irrepressibie right wing, 10 again de.
velopina strength. A French and
British force 10 moving eastward
along the Somme river, which aPpar.
entity 10 TO serve as the northern wall
to cut off the German right.
For this movement to succeed, the
German front between Laon and
Rhelm must be pierced in order to
separate General Won kluck from
the rest Of the kaise's forces. The
frequent mention Of desperate en-.
counters to secure PASSAGES Of Aisne
east Of Soissons 10 the key to this
part Of the eneIrelin9 strategy. Once
the road on the German side Of the
Aisne-the north-are held by the al.
lies In this district. Won kluck's po-
sition will become preearlous.
" the allies break through here and
70 their movements along the Sonme
emerses simultaneously to the north
Of the German right, q situation
unique In military annals may occur.
Won klueIs's lines Of retreat north
ward and eastward will be cut and II
his army cannot cut It's way through,
Il will be compelled to take refuge In
the French Notifications at La Fere
and Iaon which the allies deserted
during their retire to Paris.
These two strong positions form
together a vast entrenehed camp, but
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-17
GERMANS MAKING PLUCKY STAND
RUSSIA

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service ]
PETRooRAD, sept. 17.-That tho
Germans will not attempt any invas-
Ion In Russia In force, although they
probably will seek occupation Of
parts Of Russian Poland to protect
their own frontier, 10 the opinion Of
military officials here.
offielal adviees received from the
front today indicated the Germans are
withdrawing part Of their first line
troops which were rushed Into east
Prussia fortnight ago and starting
them back west. presumably 20 aid In
reinforcing the lines in France. Hall
4 dozen active army corps are report
ed now In transfer and their places
are being taken by troops Of the sec
ond line.
Il has raIned very heavily along the
frontier for several days and the
country In the north generally has
bsen transformed into = bog which
makes the movement Of troops very
slow and Iaborlous. Because Of this
fact Il 10 believed Germany Will do.
pend on her second line troops, now
In the field, to oppose the Russian
movement while she will throw her
entire first line army Into action
against the allies In France In an.
other supreme effort 90 destroy the
French opposition. omclais here Dc.
clare that the attempt must fail. The
German general stafs, they say, made
. fatal error whom It weakened its
army Of invasion by withdrawing
more than 100000 men to send to
east Prussia and to aid the Austrians,
II was In the hope that the Germans
would do this, II 10 stated, that the
Russian movement In east Prussls
was attempted long before the Rus.
sian army was completely mobiiixed
and ready for service. The ruse work
cd. General Won Hindenbsru snc
ssvsrsl o. the Sorsmost stratselans or
the German general stafs, were rush
ed into aetion IN the east. Traf'e
was hurrIsdly suspended while army
corps after army corps was rushed "a
the east. And 40 = result when the
attempt TO crush the French with the
forces available was attempted, the
battle Of the Marns followed and the
Germans were declsiveIy defeated
and compelled to rstreat from In front
Of Paris.
Not only did the Germans Withdraw
their own troops but they permitted
the transfer Of the Austrian 14th army
corps, the crack corps Of the Austrian
army which was doing great work in
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-17
Renort Today From German War Office Tells
Of Alleged Atrocities Committed by the
Cossacks.
1900 TRAITORS have Been ARRESTED
Several Changes Made in Commands in France,
Because Of the Advanced Age Of One Of
the Generals.

alleged cruelties by the Rus
slams, the war office declares
that Lieutenant Tiedemann,
of the Fifth Prussian Cuirras-
siers found twenty -one Ger
man recruits lying helpless on
the highway. They had been
surprised at q point in east
Prussia the day before, by
Cossacks who had in some
cases severed hands at the
wrist, in others, the feet below
the knee and ia still others,
had cut of ears and noses. y
Russian officer who was cap
tured, had cut off q woman's g
finger with q valuable ring on
it, and had it in his pocket.
The commander Of the 11th
German. army corps, the war
4 i
office says, reports that Rus
slams have cut off the fingers
and hands Of non-combatants.
Officers Of the German land
weihr report the finding of
twenty persons killed, includ-
ing one woman whose breasts
had b>an slashed off with o
sabre.
The war Office says that re-
ports received by it show that
the commander Of the First
French army published re-
grets because French troops
plundered the town Of Ram
bervilliers on the Montague,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-17
RANCE

United Press Leased Wire Service ]
PARIS, Sept. 17-oespIte the fact
that ths fighting .eontlnued all along
the line Of the river Alsne today with,
according TO military headquarters
here, little change from yesterday, Il
10 believed certain the Germans Will
Withdraw 20 new base, probably the
line Of the Meuse. Officials here sx-
plain the German counter attacks
have failed to gain ground. Stlffsn.
Ing Of their ranks was due, Il Il
stated, 20 the flattenlns out Of the
lines Of the allies, but at no point
has the German attack been corn
parable 70 that which marked their
initial stack. General Won kiuek TO-
day 10 reported withdrawing hls lines
closer TO those Of General Won Bue.
low which were In turn drawing In
on the main German center. This
movement followed an attempt Of the
allies to flank the German right, per
'IIousiy extended west Of Noyon. The
French troops have admittedly failed
In their attempt 70 break through
Won kiuek's iInss and isolate him
and they are now engaged In from
tai attack all along the entire line.
The losses Of allies have been fas
heavier In the last two days than at
any other period OF the war. German
counter assaults have bsen detsrnin-
ed and have required frequent use OF
the bayonst In checking them, but u
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-17

the Aisne, however, reports re-
ceived here indicate that the
Germans are being forced all
along the line toward the
Meuse. There is no attempt to
minimize the strength Of tho
Germans or believe that the
war is going to constitute =
series of successes for the al.
lies. Here in Bordeaux where
the French government is To-
Gated, it is realized the high
officials Of Germany know
that If the German army which
always has been looked on
with awe by the German peo-
pie, is routed by the French,
the kaiser will face a revolu~
tion at home where the social
lists are supporting the war
only because they f1rmly De-
lieve Germany was forced into
it.
One great result of the pres
ent battle to date is that most
of the French fortresses havo
been badly damaged and some
of them have been destroyed.
AS q result, the armies now
have an almost complete
sweep from the northern from
tier to the Notifications Of
Paris. The Individual spirit