Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-07
Developments Are Progressing
With Reasonable Satlsfac-
ton to Allies, Is Official De-
claratlon From Paris.
GERMAN LINES DRAW
CLOSER ABOUT CAPITAL
Advance Lines in Conflict
With DefenseS and It Is Ex-
pected That Siege viii Be-
gin Practically at Once,

tsr sossNa lousssl ssselsL lesssp WISH
Paris Sept. Q tS:i5 D. m.)--An Of
hcial communication this afternoon
says:
The advance lines of the lines for
the defense OF Paris came In contact
Yesterday with the right wing of the
Germans who appeared in covering
movement I'm strong force on our
right. advancing toward the SOUTH
east. A short engagement resulted to
the advantage OF the allies"
The police surprised three individ-
uals who we're exchanging illuminate
ed signals from the banks Of the
seine 70 the heights Of Bellevue Gin
eastern quarter OF Paris) They found
In vacant house In Bellevue man
who was formerly an Interpreter In
a Paris hotel. In his pocket was an
order for safe conduct issued TO him
by the German staff In Belgium. The
two other spies who were operating
with this man escaped
Condemns CrncItics OF Germans.
Havas agency dispatch from petro-
grad says the official journal there
publishes long list Of alleged cruel
ties committed BY Germans upon
Russians who were In Germany when
war was declared, Following the list.
this Is added;
After the communication OF these
facts public opinion In all civilized
countries VIII not fail to condemn
Germany's behavior which recalls
the darkest period Of the middle
ages
A dispatch frons Madrid to the
Petit Parlslen SAYS that the new
Spanish ambassador to France. Mar
quis de Vallierre. will hand to Presi-
dent Poincare letter which an au-
thoriEed person declared will make
an excellent impression In France.
Report of Casualties.
The latest reports of the killed In
clude Lieutenant Andre Dubief, son
Df the former minister of war. Ter
nand Dubief. Paul 1Angeron, an avi-l
ltor, and Lieutenant Larehey, son Of
General Larchey also were killed
A correspondent of the journal re-
ates characteristic interview with
Jules Vedrines. the we'll known air.
man, who already has done djstin-
sulshed work, but finds the service
because he Is not allow !
ID more activity. His work is con-
ined to accommodating for the troops
md artillery. He says
IF only they would let me 90 |
md leave my visiting card with En-
,eror william
official statement.
The following official eommunlca- !
ion says:
"First-The allied armies have
gain come into contact OH our left
wing, under good conditions, with
he right wing of the enemy on the I
,anks of Grand NORM.
"Second--Fighting continues on the
enter and right IN Lorraine and the
rosges. The situation remains un-
hanged.
"Third--Around Paris the engage
nent began yesterday between the
llied army and the flank Of the
dvance guard of the German right.
We have advanced to the river Our
o without great resistance.
THE situation Of the allies armies
ppeared good as a whole.
'Fourtf--Maubeuge continues It's
eroic resistance.
Tbe intimation from Great Britain ,
lat she would be pleased 10 see
merican warships In Turkish ports
in line with what France Informed
10 United States two weeks ago. va
GUS nations have stated in view OF
le appeal that has been made to the
they feared a general
prisipg against Christians. On ac-
,unt Of the delicacy of their position {
lev feared to send warships for the !
ire OF Christians lest the move be Il
as generally hostile
easure toward Turkey.
England. France and Russia have q
'iterated that they wish to do moth
q to cause Turkey to vary from It's
=
Great Britain is somewhat apprc- h
snsive. IL is understood about the v
,ssible insurreeton against her rule
Egypt. Khedive Abbas. the native
Iler is said to be sympathetic with O
srmany and Austria. having received 6
3 education in the latter country and b
ing related closely by blood to the
igning house Of Turkey.
Tgypt's population OF 10000 Is 4
ne-tenths MosIem. England has only
,e thousand troops In Egypt but has u
lined 10000 soudanese. Much win
pend on the attitude of the native 4
pops. Sixteen years ago they de-
ned to join their eorellglonists and n
,od by Lord Kitchener In reconduer-
< Soudan.
The issue as to whether Turkey will N
n the conflict may depend finally q
the attitude Of the Balkan states II
q Italy. The announcement BY Rou- el
mia OF her Intention TO follow Italy n
= regarded AS meaning that both
nntrles would side with Great Brit v'