The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-09-10
Allies Bombard the Kaiser's
Army on ALI Sides Which
Strikes Back Like a Poi
sonious Snake.
NO DANGER TO PARIS
Death 'irappIe Goes on Beyond the
French Capital While Russia Pounds
AnStriaBS and Germans Elsewhere
Another Week May See Most De-
ciSiye Battle.
LATEST WAR NEWS.

The allied armies continue to
rout the Germans and AOstrians
The Germans are bringing their re-
Inducements down from Chalons on
the roads leading to Fere Champe-
nois in the face of the French ar
tillery posted on the heights which
give the French great advantage.
The Germans are striking at the
allies left and center but each time
they have been driven back. 1t is
their only chance, however, and it
is expected that they will strike aud
! strike again
But the French warn the people
that the battle is not yet won. and
that there probably will be a week
more fighting before a decision is
reached.
General Joffre, the French Com
mander in Chief has won his points,
by gaining the time required, is in
better positions, completed concen-
tration and he has a fair chance
against the invaders between Mons
and the gates of Paris.
| RUSSIANS MAKE PROGRESS.
The Russians are battling in Cali
cia and are making progress against
General Auffenberg's army. which
is being supported by Germans.
Some doubt is expressed as to
whether the Russian envelopin9
! from the south of Lemberg can be
developed quickly enough to cut off
| Austrians should they be defeated
bv the Russians advancing from the
north.
England says she has just started
in the war and the people cheer the
news. India. the dominions and
the colonies are rallyine to the British
standard. Men in the British pos
sessions are joining the colors by the
thousands
Many Belgian refugees are being
cared for by England.
1t is believed that the ammunition
of the Germans before Paris is gett-
ing low as well as provisions.
The Russians have determined If
] possible, IS annihilate the Austrians.
Seventy thousand Indian troops
are pouring into the armies OF France
and Princes send gifts.
Germany's emperor notifies Presi-
dent Wilson that the enemy is using
dumdum bulle IS and protests against
participation of the Belgian govern
ment in the war.
BRITISH OPEN HOMES TO BEL
CLANS.
I London, Sept 9.-Sixty thousand
Belgian refugees ore expected to ar
rive in England in the next ten
days. The British government to-
dav extended general invitation
to all Belgians made homeless
through the war to come to Eng
land. The volunteer war refeges
committee has undertaken to care
for these refugees.
Will Go To Berlin ITSELF
London, Sept. 9.-The Evening
News publishes a dispatch from its
Rome correspondent who says En-
peror Nicholas is reported to have
made the following declaration:
II am resolved to 90 to Berlin it.
self, even if it costs me to lose my
last moujik.
] ALLIES PUSHING BACK GERMAN HORDES
London, Sept 9, 11:45 p. m, The
British official press bureau issued
the following announcement tonight
The general position continues
satisfactory. The allies are gaining
ground on their left all along the
line of the Ourcq and Retit NORM
rivers. The British have driven the
enemy back 10 miles.
! AT Luneville an attempt by the
Germans to ad. ance has been re-
!; pulsed
! Pressure against the enemy con-