New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-04


fresh vegetables the city permitted at half hour inter-
walls during the night
Paris again to-day showed it. remarkable adaptabiy to
Though all uon such contingency had been
strictly forbidden the newspapers that the government would
be transferred to Bordeaux open secret several days ago
among the journalists and public officials and in military circles
Among these the effect of the had been largely dis
counted The public after its first surprise viewing the situation
with compowe and tonight there to be better feeling
ell around.
Military are being guarded that all reference to
them largely speculation but reasonable supposton that
General oe prefers decisive battle against the Ger
front of the forts and the ntrenched camp OF Paris
de Temps this evening printed another article in which
predicted the final of the allies The newspapers reasons
for optimism contained in the following of the situ-
son Dnuton of by the enemy on the eastern front
of the allies e absolute inactivity of the and the progress
the French Lorraine and the right bank of the canal which
passes few miles north of Luneve, in the Department OF
Meurthe and Mosee These circumstances are taken by lie
Temps evidence that the enemy has been hard hit and
suffering from losses in men and lack of supplies
LA Lberte quotes English officer, who arrived here this
morning Peree miles southeast of Paul. as
he wounded fierce battle near Compelgn which
the driven back several times with heavy losses
He said that the moment he wounded by shell the french
and English offensive successful over front or several miles,
the Germans retreatng toward the left.
lie intention follow the government
Bordeaux and publish there.
The public was disappointed to-day opanes few
city gathered Place de la Concorde the Place de
Bourse Place de pEoe and the DUAL des Tues from until
p. m o for the aeroplanes but
of Paris have been astonished that the French
chase hostile machines flying over the city
explained however that only ungg hre is ehecVe against
planes that machine attack causes risk to more lives
from bullets that the mark than endangered by bombs from the
enemys aeroplanes
plan French machines which patrol duty
the German avators into the country and have the gu
out there
AMBASSADOR HERRICK STAYS AT POST.
the Senate and the Chamber OF
Deputies left for Bordeaux this afternoon Fifteen judges The Court OF
transferred he provisional capital OF France
The diplomatic excepting the Embassy OF the United States
accompanies the government Bordeaux
Ambassador Myon Herrick has decided to remain
Paris and this course has been warmly commenced Oy n
Foreign representative the most powerful neutral
will be able should the occasion arse 10 serve INC Pe
a we'll his people.
Mr. Herrck remaining substance that he can
better look after thousand Americans who in Paris They
principally permanent residents in business or persons OF m0
conveniently He also s that he can better
them several American oankS
banking agencies with deposits OF Americans lheSe "ou nave
transferred elsewhere had not the ambassador renamed
that determined Mr. Hck to stay was inc posi-
biy that he might the representative OF the Unio o M
regardless beght and express the views ana
feeling of the American government and people
asked Washington Friday last ne was ihSu
to av giving at the same time opinion he ought to stay Secre
tsry Of State Bryan replied that Mr. Heick might remain
Ambassador has sent W. Garrett Minister Oh
tina Louis A. of New York third secretary OF the embassy
Captain Parker military atach to be with the French government
Bordeaux, with the approval OF Mr. Bryan . . =,
anese Servan and Austrian affairs in Paris and is probable
embassy will have its kilograms ana mans oehVeu III an ~
owing to diplomatic exemptions
Mrs Heck who has recovering will also remain
in Paris.
SHARP AND BACON REACH PARIS
The new American Ambassador France William Graves SHARP
together former American Ambassador arrived
late last night
Ambassador Sharp visited Ambassador Herck at the Embassy "
made preliminary inquiries concerning the pending work at his ne" post
His appears himself current business ano
for time taking of the embassy Secretary hya
instructions study the situation and agree with MI erA
on suitable ime for the assumption of his duties
The population taking the departure OF the heads OF
the government calmly recognizing that it matter OF prudence
Although the generally placid the people feel Keey the
and they rapidly preparing LOT event
ales large number left for the to-day taking with
them household necessities These refugees from the capital nave on
forced long deours for the reason that the "
encountered with military trains .u
The Paris to the north have virtually ceased
possible raids by German cavalry
Walter Burley Griffin, American artist returned To-Day from
Nantes He observed along beautiful od from Paris to orleans an
unbroken automobiles loaded nth Parans ana
their baggage About yards disabled machn he says
that though the xcabs in Paris were gong southwark
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