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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29

FOR SALE, AT SACRIFICE. BEAU
tiful cight-roofn Ginter Park home
Chamberlayne Avenue. Need money
To protect other interests. Address
OWNER, G 512, care Times Dis
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Keai Gstate Enr aalr

'oR SALE. IN THIS THRIVING;
young city. three lots on corner. con
tanning three story. tin roof build
ing, with two stores and IS rooms.
owner states 1T cost $1,000. and is
rcnisnS for $1,000 annually. He IL
IN 20 health and Viii sacrifice for
quick sale for only 5000. $1,000
ray, per cent. or ii YOU let the
S23po loan now on II stand. then
The loan and gives YOU % per cent
on $500 Just come and see II and
now this city is now growing: 20
years old and 5000 inhabitants.
Hardly II Vacant dwelling here, and
Win some Sll.oc0,0OO new work in
sight the future was never so bright.
olh"r i-cou smaller Investments.
Write us. SOAiMERNILLE TRUST
co, nc. Newport News Va.
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WANTEp.-lF ! ,IJ VAST POSITION
rs fireman. brakeman. electric motor
man conductor .Oiorcd train or
sleeping car port.:, ftst class, Nor
FOLK Baltimore roads. S55 TO Sl65
month. steady work, experience un-
necessary. no strike, inclosc stamp.
name position wanted passes and
uniforms furnished when necessary.
Address RAILWAY INST. Dept. S,
InMilun nOlIs- Ind
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FOR SALE. BEA UTIFULLY
equipped new restaurant in this
growing city owner states equip
r,, b - iusI q" 6oS i'VoU AMI Io
being able to look after II properly,
VIII sell for just $3.50. Where
could YOU invest so little money in
running business, promising ouch
good returns and so easy TO manage:
Neiv thing for man and wife or two
young men over eleven million dol
lars TO be paid out here for new
work Get this nice place now and
YOU can get a good share OF this cash.
Come and sec it, SOMAi ERNlLLE
TRUST co, Newport News, Va.
LIST YOUR FARM WITH COTTRELLS
FARM AGENCY, Richmond. Va. Pos
,,I
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FOR SALE. SI%-ROOM COTTAGE.
acre and half land; AL necessary
outbuiidings. excellent cpndition:,
two blocks from electric car. Also
furniture and furnishings. Address
a I4t, care Times Dispatch
6Q-ACRE EARN, NEAR WAVERI.Y.
Va. by owner. Address Is 522, care
YilneS- Dis patch.
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G. l.. X III. l.. Denoon,
Real Estate Auctioneers.

we Will sell at public auction. on the
premises OH
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Real G9tate
WE HAVE A
CLIENT

for a house, costing not. over $4,000 be-
tween zoo and 1000 block. on West
Main street, or VIII buy on Harrison
or some other nearby CROSS street
north or Main street. Must have AT
least eight rooms VIII pay cash. An
swcr quick.
GOLSAN & NASH. INC.
IL North Eighth Street.
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Rooms lNantfn

GENTLEMAN WANTS ROOM wIrJ
conyeniences in private family west
or Harrison. State prico. Must be
patch.
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j2ott1es

TO WHOM TT MAY CoNCERNETAkE
notice that the Newport News and
hampton Hallway, Gas and Electric
company. 1t corporation created by
merger and consolidation order en-
tcted by tho state Corporation Com
mission on January 10. 1914, and on
mat day lodged I'm the office OF the
Sccretary OF the Comnonweal has
established its principal Office i'm tho
OF Virginia.
w. STEWART.
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SOUTHERN RAmWAY

PREMIER CARRIER OF THE SOUTH.
Trains Leave Richmond.
n. B.-Following schedule 1gures published
as information and not guaranteed:
For the South-Daily: $40 A. N.-Local.
1920 ~ M.-Expresa. 500 p. M.-Express.
iantn and birmingham. ll:45 p. M.-Express.
Week Days: 1900 +. M.-Local.
YORK RIVER LINE.
$50 +. M.-Steamer train (parlor carl az.
sept Sunday. no local stops; and 1880 p. M
DtiIy, locai-Connecttne tc- Baltimore, daily,
except Sunday. 1850 a. M.-except Sunday.
Trains Arrive Richmond.
From the South $50 A. NJ. and $40 A. NJ
400 +. NJ, sos T.. NJ, daily; l2:5S FIX. sun
From West Point: $3.50 A. NJ. tsteamer train.
dniiy except Monday; $3.50 a. NJ. daily; $3.50
L. NJ. except Sunday.
II. l.. BISHOP. d. p. A.,
so7 r. Main st. Phone Ms1i.on ne
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W a MED, Man or COOP APPEAR
ancc and business experience 70 rep
soliciting Of delinquent accounts
from merchants ana physicians. No
cost in advance to merchant Big
commits Ions to solicitor and pcrma-
ncut position. state full experience
age and reference INTERNATIONAL
MERCANTILE COMPANY, Dent. T.
baltimore. Maryland
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ONE HEAVY GROCERY WAGON,
good condition, $50.
ONE BRAKE CART, s25.
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WANT ALL TO COME TO THE GRAND
'ieFman and supper at Masonic Tenn
p" tuesday. February 3. 1914 Benz
includes supDer ''N''
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Mechanics and Merchants Bank.
(Manchestcr.D


Richmond. Va. January rs 1914
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF this bank viii 10
held at tho bank. 1879 HUH Street,
February q, AT l. NJ. for the trans
action OF any business that may be
brought before II, and especially TO
consider and take action on the mat
der of application for membership in
the regional bank of the district In
which this bank may be located
j. IL. PATTERSON
Cashier
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protes5ipnaI pelp 1Nanten

MEN WITH MILITARY TRAINING. OF
Teaching ability and experience, for
good September openings. The IN
IERSTATE TEACHERS AGENCY.
Macheca Building, New ORLEANS
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persunals
Glate fur kenr

HUGHES DOLL HOSPITAL. AND
doll Wigs. 2o9 North Third Street.
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EXECUTORS SALE.
iANDSOAlE GOLD FRAME MANTF,I,
MIRROR.
We Will sell at the same timo and
pace three Very handsome cold Lea :
I " r. M4 od Mirrors for. account of
OF Mrs Lille $. Jordan, deceased
TERMS: Cash.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
Auctioneers
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auffIon salts, future Days
ADMINISTRATOR's
AUCTION SALE
cAsSELArAN & CO.'S real. ESTATE
BUSINESS.
ON SATURDAY. JANUARY 81, 1914,
at l2 o'clock noon.
on the premises. 1918 East Main street.
Richmond

owing TO tho death OF Mr. Laurence
UaiSise,iinan, this old established and
MI MI snow real estate and farm agency
business VIII be sold by public auction
TO tho highest bidder
The CONCERN has been established and
successfully carried on FOR sixteen
the office furniture and fixtures. tbn
catalogues and stationery, all farm
ers contracts Inquiries and business
IN nhnd as q going concern The sole
VIII convey the right to tho use OF the
CAsSELAIAN d co.
rms Office is leased till December
1914, at n reasonable rental 'rbc ~
expired lease VIII be included in sale
By order OF administrators.
JAS. W. LORD.
Auctionecr.
TERMS: Cash.
Further particulars and details ON
application at the Office. l0lS East Main
Street.
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SITUATIONS, 3erofeSgiDnaI

PRIVATE SCHOOL TO
teach threa months. March, April and
NAY Addl ess MISS a. SPENCER,
Rurkeyille, Va. -.
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Washington and others. Mention
engraver's namo. Box .. Ashland,
Mass.
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Pursuant 10 an order OF the Law and
Equity Court of the city OF Richmond,
IN matter on OF II MGei;ekin' VINO sues etc
eth day of January 1914, I Will sell.
on the premises. No 320 North First
Street Corner First and Marshall
c
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a HlGH-CLASS MAN, CAPABLE OF
WORKING men in lumber woods, and
references. desires position Address
q col, care Tiincs- Dispatch
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Relp ll.antso, 92aIr

BRIGHT YOUNG AMERICANS NOW
compose the American Navy. II YOU
enlist you viii ind yourself ia good
coinpauy. Life is healthy, work in
ter.eting. plenty OF port and athletics.
foreign cruises and steady advance
incut as you become more competent
Unusual opportunities 10 learn trade
ana prepare for successful career. Free
board and lodging, pay nearly clear.
Apply NAVY RECRUITING STATION.
Allison Building. East Main and Eighth
Streets Richmond Va,
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ACCOMMODATION IBAINs-wEeKpAYs.

Leave Byrd st. Sta. 400 p. Il. for Fredericksburg
Leave Elba Sta. 80 A. H., 30 p. u. for Ashland.
arrive BYRD ". sta. S.eS AN. from FrederIekub'g.
rrive Eiba Sta. $50 AN, sac p. II. from Ashland
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aucttcn salts, future Daps
The Valentine Auction Co.,
AUCrIONEERS,
6l8 EAST BROAD STREET.
Receivers Auction Sale

LAkGE STOCK CONFECTIONERIES
TOBACCO. CIGARS. CIGARETTES,
GROCERIES. ETC. HANDSOME
STORE FIXTuRES.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29

WANTED. At ONCE, CLERK FOR
country store Must y. well recon-
incndcd Send letters OF rccommer-
cation. general particulars and re-
enumeration expected with auDlics
lion. THE FAIRFIELDS NERO. co.
IjcVcrlNVillc Va
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Richmond. Va. January ~ 1919
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
stockholders of the Broad Street
Bank, Richmond, Na., will be held
street Richmond. VA. on TUESDAY,
February 10. 1914, ut 10 O'Clock \. NJ
ANDREW NJ. GLOVER,
Cashier
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-01-29

TIE OLD MODEL BARBER SHOP IS
now located under the American Ma
tional lfank, Tenth and Main Streets.
c.eht BARRIERS. all \ No. J. and two
81 inc best manicurists in Tho civ
OIlc ana try one OF our easy shayea
ana famous maugc scalp treatmant
great germ cure. JIM JENNESS
Manager i-'7'>
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WANTED. ~ OFFICE or y WHOLE
sale house young lady who is uc-
cur:ttc ut figures and can operat.
employment Address. with expert
euce ana salary expected. Address
s 6IS. care Times Dispatch
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Drf, Goal ano l0loon

QUICK DELIVERIES or WOOD AND
coal by bushcl or ton. i02 Gilmer
Street. Phone Monroe 267O.
BEST GRADE WOOD AND COAL. DE
iivered day ordered. LYME & HAIR
RlS. phones Monroe 1876 and o67O
BEST SPLINT. $500. BEST ANTHRA-
cite. $3.50. I'D Ger Goals at lowest
prices w. r. LEANS. 1903 to iii
North SeventcentA Street. Madison
h4Sf
WE SELL THE BEST SAWED PINE
and oak at lowest prices: also best
anthracite and lump splnt; briquctte
at $3.50 per ton. Prompt delivery
and good service. TYLER & RYAN.
Linden and Cary. Phones, Madison
1879. Monroe 30l1
THREE SPECIALTIEs THIS WEEK:
Virginia anthracite coal. egg, stove
and nut, and only $3.50. Perfectly
dry slabs that take place OF oak and
pine block, Sl.50 leas to cord Large
lump soft coal for CRATES Selling
il fifteen years. LONG. TIE WOOD
MAN. Madison 1069-tO70
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:.atlon5 6liantro, i-rmai

A CAPABLE AND INEXPERIENCED
stenographer desires a position. -
5O3. care Times Dispatch.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-10
WAR NEWS IN BRIEF

the Russian forces have been reformed
there by the arrival Of large forces Of
reservists.
GERMANY Emperor william has sent
despatch TO President Wilson In which
he protests against the participation OF
tho Belgian people in the war, and ex-
presses deep regret AT the destruction
Of interesting places in that country.
lie makes strong protest against the
alleged use by the English Of iumcAin>
bulletins.
The belief is held in Washington that
this is merely an opening wedge for an
effort on the part OF the Germans to
bring about peace
ITALY.--A correspondence from Milan
says that there is no doubt that the
sentiment OF Italy is against Austria
and for England The people of Italy
are longing TO join the fight and II is
doubtful II the Premy. who has been
keeping his enthusiasm in check, will
be able to do go much longer II Is
said that Ttalys part in the war will
be TO use her navy TO cooperate with
the Franco British squadron in the
Adriatic II nccessary-the main ltal-
ian attack beinF. upon the Austro-ltal-
ian frontier from Ud.-e An army
will be sent from Chioggia 10 enter
Austria through to Trieste and force
nj Como will stand ready to repel Ger
man and Austrian invasion into l'om-
hardy to attack Milan.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-10

official communlque an
nounces that the British have crossed
the Marine River and that the Germans
have retreated about twenty-five miles
on the left wing. The Germans are
throwing their forces against the cen
tire in the hope OF countcractlng tho
successes OF the allies upon the left
wing.
A report from Berlin says that Matt
beuge has fallen and that 40.0 900 pris-
oneis and 400 guns have been taken
A despatch from Bordeaux. however.
says that the city rs holding out hero
ically.
The general impression In both
France and Great Britain Is that the
danger OF the siege OF Paris Is past
and that the allies are meeting with
greater success than the somewhat
laconic dispatches from the front would
indicate.
Russians report a victory
In a battle at Ravarusska in Gallcia.
about forty miles northwest OF Lem
berg. They say that two forces attacked
the Austrians here upon their right and
rear and that the Austrians were com
PEELED to retreat
st. Petersburg says that Russian
Poland is now free of Austrians. The
Russians are making an attack upon the
strongly fortified position OF Grodek
near Lemberg
Reports from ST. Petersburg say that
Kocnigsburg has been invested and that
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-10
Cars Forces Win Desperate
Three Days Battle at
Ravarusska.
RUSSIAN POLAND NOW
CLEAR OF ENEMY"
Austrians in Rout After Be.
ing Attacked on Flank
and Rear.

u
A complete victory over the Austrians
is reported by Gen. Rouzsky. command
ing the Russian army operating In Rus
sian Poland In his report he says:
THE Austrian army has been COM
pletely crushed. Forced to give battle
while endeavoring to retreat, our cav
airy cut great gaps in their rear guard.
When they halted TO repel this attack
Gently captured Lvov (Lemberg). at
tackled from the south. The Russians
fought CALAMITY and carried the Aus
TRAN intrenchments at the point Of the
bayonet. We have gained a glorious
victory"
In announcing the victory the Russian
War Office said that the Austrian armies
under Gen. Won Auffenberg and Gen
Danki had been completely routed. The
presence Of many Germans among the
prisoners indicates that German reen-
forcements in some force arrived in time
to take part in the battle.
attack on the right flank OF the Aus
TRANS at Ravarusska, Galicia, thirty
two miles northwest of Lemberg. An
other Russian army. sent from Warsaw,
made a simultaneous attack on the
Austrian rear. The battle began Sun
day and was not decided until to-day.
when the remnants OF the Austrian
army. according to the Russian advices,
fled. pursued by the Russians.
The Austrians abandoned much OF
their artillery. ammunition wagons and
supplies and three regimental standards
which were taken by the Russians
The War Office concludes its announce
ment with the sentence.
Russian Poland is now clear Of the
enemy"
The Russian losses in the fighting
were admittedly large. but the Rus.
sian military authorities say they were
much less than the losses Of the Aus.
TRANS.
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the German field guns which opposed
our crowd here were all fitted with an
old spade contraptlon which neccssita ed
continual resighting and much loss Of
time.
Their shooting was good whenever
they found the range, hut 1t was not
patch to ours, lust as the thunder
storm burst We had them either smashed
or on the run, absolutely demoralized.
We captured n number of prisoners,
horse and foot,
The storm which burst at the tail end
of this fight in the Marine Valley was
sousing drenChcr The French and
English .sala!ers :str!pped ~ their. tunIcs
and shirts and absolutely rcVelled in the
glorious shower bath. Many stood stark
naked In the downpour, They were a
most amazing sight; black as niggers
from the rim OF their hats to the rim OF
their collars and the rest of them snow
white by comparison.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-10
Maubeuge Has Fallen,
Berlin Wireless Reports
Germans Say They Have Captured Fortress With 10000
Men and 400 Guns-FOur Generals Also Prison.
er-Sege Lasted Many Days.
KAISER'S MILITARY LINES ARE NOW CLEARED

forts. six In the north and two south OF
the river.
The fortress has held out against n
prolonged German attack for at least a
week. The German General Stan an
nounced on September that two OF the
forts had fallen and that the German
artillery was bombarding the town. which
was in flames.
The French War Office announced at
the same time that the fortress was con-
tinung Its resistance, The following day
NJ Millerand, the French Minister of Wac,
telegraphed the Governor OF Maubeuge
congra tulating the garrison on its heroic
defence and nstructing them to prolong
their resistance until relief should come,
expressing the hope that this would not
be long. The Governors name also was
mentioned in the orders of the day for
his splendid spirit.
4 part Of the British expeditlonary force
was at Maubeuge assisting in the de-
fence as late as September 8. according
10 London dispatches OF that date
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wAsHINoToN. September .,


An announcement Of German
victory at Mauheugc and the surrender
OF that important fortified French town
was conveyed to the German Embassy
here to-day in the following radiogram :;
General headquarters report that
Maubeuge has fallen. 400 guns, four
Generals and 10000 prisoners cap
tured."
In another despatch there was this
reference to Maubeuge:
"All German papers emphasize the
importance OF the capture OF Maubeuge.
The German military lines are now free
and also the capture of 10000 men is a
number so vast as seriously to weaken
the enemy.
at Strassburg a session Of court
martial has officially stated that two
months before mobilization franco-ti-
reur bands were organized by the dis
tributlon Of arms to civilians"
Maubeuge is a fortress OF the nrst class
In the French Department of tn Nord, on
the Somme River. six miles from the Bel
gan frontier. It's defences include eight
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-10
THREE ARMIES TO JOIN.
Russians VIII Concentrate in Heart
of Galicia.
BY The suns ard the London 'DaiIv 1dR
War Serrice
Special Cable Despdtch to Tnr Sus.

Spscia Cable Despatch to TnE Sus.
MILAN. Sept. 9.--The Russian victory
at Ravarusska Is an important develop
ment In the simple and mastery Rus
sian plan for the invasion of Austria.
The army which triumphed is a central
force of three which are destined to
join In the heart OF Galicia.
These armies have operated thus:
The first, southwark from Lublin; the
second, from the northeast via Rava-
russka; and the third, from the east by
way OF Tarnopob the Dniester valley,
Lemberg and Przemysl. The first of
these had the hardest task and has made
the least progress. The best Austrian
troops were opposed to IL. The third
army has been extraordinarily success
full in its rapid advance through a
wealthy district.
The taking of Lemberg must have a
disastrous effect on the Austrian army
and the whole empire. BY its new sue
Bobeka and has come strongly In line
in accordance with the plan. The secret
Of the Russian success lies largely in
racial trouble, which Is proving the
ruin OF the Austrian army. The second
Russian army now is the master OF
two railway lines leading directly into
the interior. Unless the Austrians de-
stroy these lines. which they hardly
will have time to do, the Russian adj
vance will be more rapid still
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-10

Of a small wood just beyond - (name
deleted).
Here a battery of our own Royal
Horse Artillery. with half its men and
horses gone. did splendid work, They
we're screened by few forest trees
they had cut down \ hundred yards
ahead a small stream flowed, Beyond
that the German artillery was posted
A big thunder storm was rolling mp
and In the gloom OF it tho artillery duel
went on.
our new IL Founders were engaged
In this, and magnificent shooting they
put in. our gunners were directed and
ti,r, range. wa. .tsv.nd. .far: them. ,by a
Bleriot aeroplanc which circled round
high overhead out of the range OF rife
fire. AS soon as the range Is once
found these guns can go ahead with no
further trouble, for the recol is worked
by a buffer system and the wheels do
not move an inch. On the other hand,
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Soeciai cable Despatch 10 rnr sr>

I.oNDoN, Sept. l0.-.A correspondent
of The DnHp Telegraph, dating his lie
spntch France September o.. says
.'.It. is. reported from trustworthy
sources that the allies have cut part OF
the enemy's lines of communications
In the east. 1t seems highly probable
that we shall be able to drive them
back upon their ammunition and supply
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-10
GERMANS PARIS FORCED BACK Is MILES BY THE ALLIES
BRITISH CROSS MARNE MAUBEUGE CAPTURED SAY GERMANS
KAISER in NOTE TO PRESIDENT PAVES WAY FOR PEACE NOW
POPE BENEDICT TO MAKE PLEA FOR PEACE

Special Gable Despatch Sun.
ROME, September 9.
THE forthcoming papal encyccal, the issue of which
has been purposely delayed until the result of the
decisive battle, will contain appeal for peace.
Pope Benedict has approached Austria and Germany
through their ENJOYS here and both informed the pont
that they avoraby disposed to second his efforts for
peace.
The Car understood to be prepared to submit the
Popes offer to- the deferenal consideration of Great
Britain and France
Pope Benedict hopes that his appeal may lead to
an armistice which would be prelude of peace.
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PORTS OPEN, HE SAYS.
Amb"ssndor Asserts Germany Is Pro-
'ecting All shipping.

count Johann Won Bernstorff. the Ger
man Ambassador, who returned to the
'"'Car,ton yesterday morning from his
.'i with Jacob II Schf at Scabright.
j, replied TO queries last night in a
way IN indicate thai there was no foun'
o'uon for tn" rumors that hc had taken
part In an initiation OF peace ncgo'ia-
uons FOR his country. When asked as
70 Tie purpoft Of his hiirfE'd 'tfi6 10
washington last Saturday With Oscar
sUduS Ambassador Bcrnstorff said
Mr. Slraus and are good friends, and
Continued on Second Page.
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FRENCH REPORT DIFFERS.

BORDEAUX. Sept. 9.-The French War
Ministry issued the followirgs this after
noon:
THE defence of MaubeuEe continues
heroically against tho strong German
forces and heavy siege guns"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-10
60 900 DEAD IN ONE DAY.
CnsuaItirs In six Weeks Of War
fire Dreak Record.

...i.,sp.4.,. sept, n sTAG. I.VneS has. this.
despatch from It's 81, Petersburg CORE
spnndcnt:
"Thc extent of the losses during tn"
INST six weeks of the war places all pre-
ylous casualties far In the background
Not fewer than 10000 dead Germans were
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-10
Special Gable Despatch 10 THE Sun.

Spci o
BORDEAUX via London, September ..
The following official communication issued here
night
"The Germans appear to be beginning a movement of
retreat along the whole front.
strategic situation of the French troops appears have
improved but would anticipate the final
the battle which extends front of several hundred ko
meters.
1.-The experiencing difficulty in getting
supply of troops.
appear that the French troops generally speaking
have made progress"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-09-10
REPORT ALLIES HAVE CUT
GERMAN LINES IN THE EAST

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