The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-06
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Csa-cia does not appear to have
diminished their determination of
overwhelming the allies in France. A
German report says rheims. a strong
" fortified city. has fallen Into the
hands OK the Germans
Great Britain. France and Russia.
through SIR Edward Grey, the foreign
secretary Of the former government.
sind the am bassadors of two countries,
aigned a tr4p3riite agreement that
rotle Of t1eeSe countries would sign in
llyt9ual tf&at.os cf peace.
The Russians appear to he con-
t91uing taelr successful attack on
Austria and Germany. ENriher de-
tails ut fhe capture Of Tbn1herg, In
Gaiicta. show that the Austrian army
was almost ami hilated. The six Ger
man army corps which were detached
from the operations against France
have not yet reached East Prussia
and no reports OF fresh battle" are re-
ported from that section. car
announces. however. that h IS sent
twenty corps, amounting to almost
a million men. to press the attack
on Germany. The German reinforce
n.ents are figured at nearly 100000
men and n great battle is expected
when The two forces come together
A%CT-A strong German force
IL ~eparte6 at La FertaSous-J ouarre,
thirty miles east of the Paris front
ring. Scouting parties Of German
uhlans are close to the outer ring az
ferris French troops remain firm In
Lorraine and the Nosges. The allies
loft has fallen hack on Its reserves and
every effort IL being made to strength
en- The lines before the Germans
strike them General Gallienf is re-
portsd to have been taken every Pos
ashia: measure fer the defense OF
More than 1000 great cannon are n
position ard thc city y considered al
most tmpregnahlc. The official an
pouncelnent Is that the enemy IS Ieav-
lrg the entrenched camp OF Paris on
the right and is marching in south
er'v direction.
The French left wing. according to
the coumunioue issued by the war
,r,,inia.rv has not undergone any sig
utacant changes. The enemy's Ranking
movement has been definitely arrested
At Maubeags the bombardment mas
been continued with extreme violence.
the town resisting in spite OF the de-
struction of three forts. The tndica-
lions arc that the German troops have
evacuated fhe region around Com
pefrne and SenIis,
GREAT ERfTAIN--France. Russia
and Great Britain enter into new
ae~reernant that there will be no sepa-
rate negotiations for peace. and that
the war will continue to the end. This
bars individual treaties with Germany.
and France, even though overrun by
invn 5ere cannot offer to make peace.
n r, fHA viz
tory OF her arms Mt Isemberg by press
ing on 10 the northwnrd. The success
annears TO be greater than was first
reported and II is said that the Aus
TRANS lost a5,ee6 men, and that the
dead include the general in chief OF the
army and his staff.
Wanna admits the rout OF Its army
in Gallcia. Germany Is said to have
sent five army corps to the Vistula
inforce the Austrians.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is reported
again in Belgium. The German are
said to have partly encircled Antwerp.
German aeroplane falls near Ostend.
Two German officers taken prisoners
and machine demolished by peasants.
Five German army corps are reported
10 have been withdrawn from Belgium
and the French noraer 10 DC sent 10
east Prussia.
sERvrA---A dispatch from Nish re-
ports that at the battle OF Jadar the
scrvians took 1900 prisoners, including
Il number OF officers. three regimental
cash boxes full OF money, one aero
plane, TOO cannon and $1,000 mauser
rifles.
IAPAN--Premlar Okuma at special
session Of the diet announced that the
Japanese forces had entirely invested
the German colonies at Kian-Chnw In
China. He thanked the United States
for diplomatic courtesy and he urged
the removal Of tho kaiser's influence
from tho orient.
z ITALIA dispatch from Rome says
that while tho actual order has not