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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
POSITION or ALLIES
HAS NOr WI:AI<ENI;D

PARIS, september lG.--rhc French
official communication issued Tonight
announce that Headquarters sends nc
new details of the action now bcin..
fought along the Aisuc River
The text Of the announcement FOL
lows:
THIS evening general headquarters
has communicated no new information
about the action going on along oui
front
US has been remarked before. /. IL
not to he wondered that during III
course OF Il battle which haa lasic,
several days no definite conclusion Of
any Kind can bc inferred. We know
however. that up 10 6 o'clock tonight
we have not weakened on any posi-
ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
HAMPTON BUSINESS MAN
Run DOWN AND KILLED

HAMPTON. VA. September is
samuel :. Lawson, Il widely known
business man Of Hampton. was instant
~ killed and w. H. Mills narrowly cs-
capped a similar fate this afternoon
when their automobile was run down
ny chesapeake and Ohio passenger
trhih NO. g. The accident occurred nj
- crossing three miles from this city
AT o'clock. The train WAS bound
from Richmond 10 old Point The au-
tomohi!c was literally splintcrcd, Willie
MI Lawson WAS m1nglcd beyond rccoc-
nition. Mr.. Mills escaped with slight
INJURIES. MI Lawson Was forty ono
years old and was an ELK aud Eagle
lie /" survived 10y four sisters and one
brpi her
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
En2peror:s Hosts at Bay, Turn ViciousZu on Allied


they could await rcinforccmcnts before
taking up the offensive again.
GERMANS AREI IN HII.i.N
~ COZ NrtN AROUND NOYON
The Germans arc in the hilly. coun-
try around NoNon. on the plateau north
OF NiC-Sur-.N isuc and scissors and
north of i;heims. whore they are dig
ging strong entertainments and rccciv-
ing rc-inforccmcnts. But even here
this right wing. Nhich up to the pres
ent has borne the hruut Of the tight
ing and tic retreat is not altogether
safe. fur the French army operating
from Nmicrs clMgs TO its flank. while
tho british ana French forces continue
to press I'm trout
1t is essential however. that they
should hold their positions for they
cover the lines of retreat 10 the north
which would hc tho only way out If de
feat should hc their lot. That they rra-
lizc this is shown lay the fact that they
havS bccu CoutcStiue every foot of the
ground with tho allied armies the last
two days and that both sides have sur-
fcrcd heavily.
The British army. as has been it's lot
.t,,., d, t,..iI -; ,.., g. 81. 49,. =,
r,,,i '''' - ~
rui' S'M'c ~ lho llShlihe, "hlch OH INC
front has been particuldrlN severe since
tho Germans crossed the Aisnc and
made their first determined stand i'm
'"g re'r,a. rom f"'lS.
'''"" o','' - M'';u II" .',' ~
'"W Gays mas come moro INTO Inc with
tho two wings now stretches from :hc
heights north Of Rhcims to the Yves
tern rnvthius of inc Ar-ounr ,idnc
~. @ ~, ~,
''N'' H'"N' =" '""s" Nl'''
Sur l"ufpc. lhSt northeast OF Camp"
DC thalons This IS all high. rough
heavy forests which hv mis- limo ma,
INV, hccu ,lostrn,'.L
49,, - 49, ~ v"'
'c 49, man i'i' mas hcen driven
h'ck Nttlo further than the centre
and holds the ground from west of the
Arconu" hills. north of Vrrcnucs. which
the lrorcb hay. rcorc,,,i,1 -, ~
Nr,,., ,I ,t, r'''' W. Wv
,t'uec' WI" 'hchc' S"uthtastward t"
ARMIES Olr'uI' RANGE
on Guns an NEUDuN
The c-c.siuc or tho NIc,y. ,,.h;,.h No.
,:.rr,ar l., i,o,I M,',,, Wy
tt '' '' '"''Sc'N"Hc'
\ u" JuS' ou' ol range OF the fortress guns
\or Nerdun. 50 that. as far as the bat
tio now pending is concerned. they have
"cp, us !, oIor W." ,n,S S,ro,s 'It", en-
=; w.. ~ w ""ch
.'S' '"' "'''s r' coihpcllc" TO
fcIlrc.
The Germans on this Wong limo cover
as iuauN lines OF retreat as posSihlc in
clutliu.. those to Namur. ,;ivc,. Mnyjcrrs
,'|'',' ~" ''""E' """ soon Shou'" ir
iyA"N; ~ '''N nave NOT commenced
already. To give battle. or, if the often
fond ,brir nnsitio,.
!, j., Ln,;o,., ,,,o,, ,r. ,, ,
- '" '''.'o'"' '"Hrr' rfcn'h
t"h'n,"nu'r-in-ch retains the 'nitta-
i've having received achievements To
relieve his oVcrWur>"d troops. but
whether hc will try again to rnvclon
,hc ,:cru,n,, ,i,.I, m ia h,,.,i, 49,, ~
- " 49," w '"'
N'"N' p''''S 'uIHE on the 'e't re
mains L" hc seen 1T Is known the
German right has been considerably
reinforced. so that IL womb he moro
dinicult Than hcrorr Tn vorls ,rn,,nI
rontrc, which also have seen a 10, of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
EMPEROR Will. LEAD
ARMY AGAINST RUSSIANS

fAltIS. September &c Cvia I.ontlot) --
Tile Petit journal prints "a telegram
rom Berlin. via Copenhagen. stating
ma, 'hc German Emperor viii proceed
10 EAST i'russia and assume chief com
hand against tho Russians
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17


clared neutral IN perpctuity. This ncu-
traiity. guaranteed by tho powers has
recently been violated by one Of them
HAD We consented To abandon our ncu-
traltN for the benefit of one of the
bclliccrcntS. We would have BETRAYED
our obligations towards the 9TH. RS
ana IL was the sense of our intcrna-
'ioEal obligations. as well as that OF
our dignity and honor, that has driven
us TO resistance.
The consequences suffered by the
EciEIan nation were not confined pure
iN Ia the harm occaSioned by the forced
march OF an invading army. This army
MOI only seized ~ great portion of our
territory. but ii committed incredible
acts of violence. the nature of which
is contrary to the rights Of mankind
Peaccful Inhabitants were massa-
cred. defcnsclcss women and children
were outraged. open and undefendcd
towns we're destroyed. historical and
roiiGious monuments were reduced Ia
aust. AND the famous library of the
University OF Louvain WAS given TO
the flames
'Onr government has appointed a
judicial commission to make an of
icial Investigation, 50 as to thoroughly
and impartially examine the facts am
10 determine The responsibility there
fore. and ] will have the honor r:x-
ccliency. to hand over TO YOU the pro
ccedncs of tho inquiry.
In this friShtful holocaust. which is
sweeping all over Europe. the United
states have adopted q neutral atti-
tudc
And il is for this reason that YOU.
country. standing apart from either one
OF the bclligcrents. is in the best posi-
ton to judge without bias and partial.
ity, the conditions under which the war
IL being wagcd.
initiative OF the United states that
all civilized nations have formulated
and adopted at The Hague law reg
ulattnS the rights and usIrcs Of war.
We refuse 10 believe that war has
abolished the family OF civilized pow
ers or the regulations to which They.
have freely consented
ENTIRE WORLD RECOGNIZES
COCN'rRS'S MOitAI. INI|Lt E\tE
The american people has ALWAYS
displayed its respect for Justice it's
search for progress. and an Instructive
attachment for the laws Of nur!anitv
Therefore, IT has won a moral iuiiu-
cncc that is recognized by the entire
world. IL is for This reason that Rel
gum, bound as It, is with YOU by ties OF
commerce and increasing friendship.
turns to the American pcoplc ut this
time TO let il know tho real truth OF
The present situation. Resolved to con-
tinuc it's unfinchinG defense of it's SOW
erc'Gnty and independence. il deems il
Il duty 10 bring to the attention Of the
civilized world the innumcrablc grave
breaches Of right OF mankind of which
she has been q victim.
AT the very moment We were lcav-
ing Belgium. ;hc King recalled to us
his trip TO the United States and the
vivid and strong impression your pow
erful and virilc civilization left upon
his mind.
our faith in your fairness. our con-
hdencc in your justice. in your spirit
OF generosity and sympathy. all these
dictated our present mission"
Carton dc Wharf also handed to Pres
ident Wilson the results Of the official
inquiry instituted by the Belgian gov
ernmcnt. showing in detail the de-
Struction in Belgium
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
F1REMEN ARE WORRYING
TD PREVENT INFECTION

LONDON. September ia Central
News dispatch from Paris to-day said
mat 500 rrcmcn had gone out to tho
scene OF the recent lighting near the
capital for the PURPOSE Of CARRYING, ON,
sanitary measures, looking to the pre-
NcutiOn Of Infection
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
BATTLE Is RAGING
ALONG 11O-MILE
FRONT IN FRANCE

Continued From First Pagc)
laying announcements Of movements of
troops until these have been accom-
plishcd successfully is followed out
these English trained nghting men may
be considered to bc well on the wav TO
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
No HINT OF SAVtGt:IY
or Wt\'TON BIi'TCUEIfy

Sometimes | WAC near enough to the
mont 10 sec the white artillery smoke
squirt into clouds along the horizon ana
near the double decorations which
came from artillery 1T short range At
other times trailed behind through
the dcsolate waste which u victorious
army leaves behind IL, But tho waste
WAS the inevitable footprint of war.
nHrkins the most utter drcarincss
misery and despair. nut not with Il hint
of saNagcrN on wanton butchcry. or Of
excess.
"on the contrary, witnessed nu-
mcrouS cases of the most careful conr-
tcsy on the part OF German soldiers. In
Brussels they not only paid their cafe
blilS, but tipped generously. Along the
road, Wh"n Il German officer or soldier
entered - Bcl.:i;u house for food or
shelter. u WAS not with Il demand. but
request.
~ he German soldiers were punctil--
l"HSIN 'ouSihcratc ana polite TO Wo-
n"h ana children. npologiHnc for the
discomfort they were causing
French lieutenant and two Eng
i"h officers Travelled with W. I'm the
PRISON tram from Beaumont to Aarhcn
" lulting Journey which took thirty
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17

thirty-siN pieces of heavy artillery. and
at another several dozen pieces OF
siege artillery"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
kIAICIItu STAIuON
Capri man ny 4


Especial Cable to Tho Times Dispatch.
LONDON. September ia Reuter-
Telegram from Tokyo says ii is official
ly announced there that Jap:tucsc
scouts captured the railway station at
Niauchau Oh September -.
The Japanese embassy received "A dis
patch from Tokyo. saying that lap
ancac troops landed IT Lung kow
China. an September .. and arc still
advancing ON lIcitaku. which is near
kiauchau.
~ Reuter- dispatch from Tokyo also
announced officially that Tho Japancsc
government has ordered the Japanese
Herald. q German controlled newspaper
published ut Yokohama, and the Dcut-
schc Japan Post. German news
agency. TO suspend publication. Editor
OSWALD. Of the Yokohama per. has
been ordered to leave Japanese terri
Tory within tho week
II is understood that the govern
mcnts action was taken bcc;,tis" for
many years both German newspaper
ana agency have sought To create
luminosity between Japan and certain
foreign countries, attacking especially
BRUSH interests and Reuters AEcncv.
ana also doing much 10 foster ill-fecl.
ihS between Japan and America
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the scene OF the great battle IL they
have not already arrived.
Rains which have continued for three
days have turned the brooks into tor
rents and the roads into quagniires
PERHAPS THREE HAT'rLE-
/. MORE ARE NECESSARY.
Two battles and perhaps three may
be necessary before the Germans are
driven out OF Franco.
While the armies or General won
klul< and General won Buclow arc bear
ing the brunt Of the fighting north Of
the Aisnc. the others. not actually en-
gagged on other parts OF the line. arc
taking advantage OF the breathing
spell. and If the first line is forced TO
give way. ii Will be possible for II 10
fall back upon "A second. which. though
not rctitted nor wholly rchabilitatcd. at
least will be comparatively fresh.
That important movements OF tho al
lied forces are In progress is Indicated
by tho fact that the French War Office
is Withholding r,uch definite news from
the front. Tho caution and con-
scrratism of Minister Of War Millcrand
is illustrated by his refusal TO announce
details of captures madc by tho allies
until these can be aggregated and con
frincd TO avoid duplication. in the
totals.
The straits to which the Germans
had been reduced IN their ammunition
supply arc disclosed in IL letter found
on Il captured German general, which
said that the Germans were running
short OF ammunition. and that they
were lost If they did not shortly re-
ccivc renewed supply.
II was officially reported from !crlin.
according To dispatches from Amstcr-
dam to-day, that tho Germans have
evacuated t.icGc. The reason for this
probably is that l.ieec has lost it's
strategic value as Il fortified position
for the Germans. and that the garrison
was needed 10 strengthen the German
left.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
WILSON RECEIVES
BELGIAN PROTEST
AGAINST GERMANY

Continued From First pagc.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-17
GERMAN ATROCITIES
RELATED BY BElGlANS

continued From First Pagco
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
gIM Der edlwclIc.

Gribiou funtelt ouf beinem @arisns
Lamb,
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perlenbanb.
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Iintt mir gar
gDis elm aOnisstrOnisin oufs buntls
Saar.
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2gnr mein 8er5 nidbt jung un0 bos
Slid mir bolo9
lino esbot ih ni6t nit lslioem
Sinn
Deinen oebsn sIeid elmer a0ni.
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GIeio,
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eei6meib',
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Wldrdentdnb
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6senIano.
9ln Der S9psIIe. ipo emit bos Slid
geipo6nt.
@inI' ih nieOsr, beimntlos uno ents
ibront.
Cine s0nieir, Die ibr gsi9 psr'
lor,
Sic Der Grom iicb sur Waionin
erior.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
I'll. In6 iln ILnrr an nn1 merIIe e

Sie ia6 i'm Iiarr an unO mertte es
gar ni4t. Dab er Die Sir melt geoffs
net bate, I'm lie bcrous3ulaKen. 9ie
5R0te, bic Die Grrsgung uro 9ofimng
i6r in Die 0uneen battle IIeiaen lohen,
mar elmer tiefcn 8lG1e gepiden Wldn
Iub ieBt erit, ME binfdaie uno uHgliids
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riidDerIebt in Die trourige. qloIDolle
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ten 9lusen
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bic cr nod in Der Sono belt ouf Den
tleinsn Slid, trat ouf fc gu uno iagte
nit grocer S0Fli4teit:
.Wollen Sis mir nal bic Stotuette
Ssieen. liebc 6rou9"
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our ols Elm Tebr eifriser uno iebr ges
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betra9ten, um bic cite 6rau ni9t
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mems ftiea bem gambler in bic Stirn;
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fGon felt Sabren Ipislte un0 ols oi.
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rufen:
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fem Ton
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Stiide, bic i9 bis beute gsfunben
1abf uno i@ miiBte ibm bei mir
einer @brenplab dnpsiicnl"
limb ols Der GAMBLER fumm blieb
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oorHeut2"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-08-02
Gaus in Der Ua(fc.

8toS, eiuer Ger Icsen Wnifer @ries
d)snIohog, trug. nic mait peiB. dIls
Ieine 5oAe lei fG. Sin mOosrner
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merfpiiroise 6dMer. geiten Il. r. N.
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ten suiommsrgeIegt perbeu fonncn.
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9funo. Sol6ing pcrIi6ert. corin BEL
is0em Wetter i'm Sreien iiberno4tsi
5u habsn, o1nc ooB es ibm Eel Ieinen
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WlenI6cn YloBl 3uiammsusefaltei
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bcttcS Bat. Die @iTen ner0en Gbnlih
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ecrdibc II. {. 10, Islbit eiren tleinen
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pc8 pfuno piset.
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J1logen unO ]lluG6.

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GTer ipie NRufiter gisber unbetourte
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feline toiili1ere 8sIHdftigung ols 5u
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petit fir oen W(oeen. Ser Magen lit
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DIETER mlerer 9ci0enidoFten regiert
unb in GGtigtsit TeBf. Dsn leersn
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pie es Dor MiBperaniigen Drummt,
ober bic pittolofioie, pie iis Dor 9er-
lanoen eellt; Der pole Wagen 1T baecs
gen Der Trioneel oes @eroniieenS ooer
bie Qoufe Ser 5reucc. g8uS Die 2isbe
betriiFt, 70 bdlte id iis fir Die Yrinlos
bcund par crce1ence. fir Die @Dttin,
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SlaTHe e6ompcquer. Wsr Iie oer-
rinnen lGbt, ohne lie eenoIien gu bon
ban IN Gin nnI[Anhefar N1nrra
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s9Goro!
gr,d9IiIus uon et. slOuIR.

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tredt lisgi CT nu, mittcn 3lpiIbeu Dem
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&eeren berabbdueen. ROTH pie bic
Bluisiropfsr. Die ous Der 8ruIiwunbe
iihtr ons Scmo bcrobgcricIelt iHo.
Geins nett offenen Muaen ftorren ems
por an ben hofsH Ssihteu. bic ii6 IeiFs
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gnifernung oranssn iib bic gepobs
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tooten Mlanne un0 oem @enoarm,
Der ad3t gisbt, onB Fcb nieuono Der
Wioroftene rnbt.
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bic Bidlien binouvd lcbimmert, ers
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grelen 2ihi Ger @ormiitaosIonne
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