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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03
DR.. MILLER BEGINS
NEW WORK TODAY
Leaves for Washington to Enter
United States Public Health
Service.

br Is H. Miller. who recently 80.
.lea.h from the state Board Of Health
- enter tho United states Public
iea!th Service. vacated his state posl-
ZION yesterday aud win lcavc for Wash
ihSton TINS morning To report for duty
Or. Miller haas been engaged for the
inspectors employed Jointly lie the
Rockefeller sanitary Comm iss!ou ana
the state Board OF Health i'm the cam
paign u eradicate hookwor,n in Vir-
GINA.
H. becomes now assistant surgeon
of the United states H.alth Service
with the prospect OF hcirs assigned to
any work from sanitary engineering
IN the Canal Zone 10 study OF pcllaera
IN the South. His commission has al
ready been sent TO him, and he cN-
poets TO learn In Washington to-day t.
what public beach work tie nas been
rssi:;ncd. Dr. Miller H. a native or
Missouri and a graduate OF the Johns
Hopkins University.
br. Miller viii bc succeeded by Dr.
\. l.. Traynham, Of Richmond whose
appointment was announced several
~ eka ago. Dr. Traynham Is ID ma
xiv" OF this city and a recent grad
uatc oil the University College Of Medi-
cine.
br. Traynham reported for duty sew
"ral DAYS ago, and has been usslLued To
scrk i'll Page ana Rappahannock Cout,-
ties where free dispenSarics for the
eradication OF hookworm arc heing
operated
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03
ANNEXATION BILL
GETS BLACK EYE
Committee Sends Wendenburg
Measure to Senate With
Adverse Report.

The Senate Committee on County,
city and Town Organizations reported
yesterday with the recommendation
that II do not pass Senator Wenden-
burg's bill, which proposes to limit the
amount OF territory that a city or town
may annex at one time to one fourth
OF the taxable values OF the county In
which the new territory is sought
While the bin Is of general applica-
tion. IL was introduced at the present
session mt the Instance Of Henrico
County citizens who are opposed to the
annexation plan now pending in the
Hcnrico County Circuit Court. under
which. IL Is claimed, Richmond would
absorb more than 80 per cent of Hen
rico Countys taxable values. If tho
bin is passed the city will be restrained
from anneXing more than % per cent
4 similar bill was introduced In the
House by Delegate Julien Gum, OF
menrieo County. and is stili pending
cations Committee OF that body.
The adverse report of the Senate
committee loads the measure with n
handicap which II Will hardly over
come. a large number OF the Senators
have declared their hostility to the bill.
Particular objection liz made to it bv
the Newport News delegation. on tho
ground that It's passage would debar
that city forever from annexing n Ger
tain suburb. The bill takes liz Mace
at the foot OF the Senate calendar and
Will. under the most favorable cirrnn,
stances. hardly be reached before NEXT
week. NsN'
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03
SETS NEW RECORD
FOR REAL ESTATE
Eastern Half of Fourqurean,
Temple & Co. Store Sold for
$4,000 Front Foot.

a new record price for Richmond
real estate was established yesterday
by the sale or the eastern half of tho
store occupied by FourIurean Temple
4 Company, 40 East BROAD street 70.
$4,000 The property - thirty feet
wide, and sold ut $4,000 from; foot.
IL was owned by Arthur Lee Straus, of
StraiS, ,iunst & Company, and was pur-
chased by IL Western syndicate. The
sale was made through j. y. Connolly
* Company
No record Of tho deed trans ferring
the property has been entered. but the
articles of sale have been signed hy
the parties to the contract ana the
filing Of the deed will take place with
I'm short while
The people Interested In the trans
action do not care to discuss the de-
tails. IL Is understood that the prop
erty was bought by the Western syn
dictate with the ultimate intention OF
erecting and opening ii big store. In
any event. the new owners will not
come into possession of II until the
lease held by Fourdurean. TcmpIe &
Company expires. which VIII not be
until nearly three years.
Unusual advantages of location and
exit have given this particular piece OF
property higher value than corner lots
in the same block. IL has been sold
three times. and on each occasion for
q price which established II record for
richmond real estate
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03
APT|ST LAYMEN
MEET HERE TODAY
State Missionary Convention Will
BE Held for Three Days in
First Baptist Church.
DR.. LANKFoRD TO PRESIDE
Prominent Laymen, Including
Three Foreigners, Will Take
Part in Big Meetings.

The State Missionary Convention OF
the Virginia Baptist Lnymcn will open
tonight with = service OF praise at the
First Baptist Church. where all OF tho
meetings Will be held. The conveu-
ton Will continue for three days, with
three sessions each to morrow and on
Thursday
Week" 1t is believed that larger al
tenuance than usual VIII maNe this
cessrul ever held by the Virginia lay
men. Delegates from every section Of
the state have notified the committee
,ha . they would be present, and about
900 are expected.
The. object OF tho convention IL not
, 10 raise money for the missionary
taken: Church problems will be dis
cusSed In a business like way, and so
far az they may. be solved by the en-
inspiration Will be the kcywords. and
many OF the leading laymcn believe
i Ina, tnis meeting wili mark new era
DIR. Landlord To Preside.
1T. lArius Landlord, Of Norfolk
spenns sesson T M pI rrsshs a the
for tho sessions on "Wednesday are
Wcstwood Hutchison. Manassas. ] Cal
YIN Moss. i1ynchburE. and John Garland
presiding officers Will hc J. VI. e.. Duke
George q. Greene Clifton
Forge. and L. 7. Fcnwick. Falls Church.
The speakers viii be prominent lay
men IN the southern Baptist Conven-
tion. DIR. John I. Henderson. OF Bris-
tol secretary of the Laymcns Mission
AIRY Movement Of the Southern Baptist
convention. VIII be present throughout
the sessions and take an active part
IA the discussions. other speakers on
tho program are Governor H. =. stuart.
Dr. ). G.. Mitchell, Or. T.. H. Gray. OF
Atlanta: Professor l.. j.. Riley. Uni
versity of Mississippi. and W. T. Quis-
cnbcrry. The latter has recently visit
Argentine and Brazil, and viii speak
on our, Missionary Work A. Have
Seen IT."
a feature OF the program will be the
appearance a, one session of three for
ciyners-Nathanicl Oyerinde. ogbomosit.
Africa: Y. Minakuchi, Japan. and Ii
KAN Lun, Canton. China. Tho first Of
these IL the son of an African prince.
u was converted 10 Christianity under
tho ministry OF DIR. George Green, who
Africa under the foreign mission board
of tho Southern Baptist Convention
AL OF the foreigners are highly cdu-
Gated and speak fluent English They
VIII have an interesting message con-
corning their countries. The Wedncs-
i'll $40 and 3:45 and 7:3O o'clock.
The. program for tonight follows:
l'raise service; 40 o'clock: words Of
erick shurg; Why. We Are Here" j. IT.
henderson. Bristol: Trial OF the Rob-
bers." Professor J.. +. Riley. Univer-
silly of Mississipp!. The Task Before
dent Of the Medical College OF Nir-
Ginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03
NORTHERN STORMS
CRIPPLE SERVICE
No Trains Have Arrived i'll Rich
mond From New York Since
Sunday Night at Il O'clock.
DELAYS MAIL AND EXPRESS
Florida Special Picks Up Three
Pullmans Marooncd South OF
Philadelphia in Snow.

cradle inconr.nience and hardship here
Yesterday, although thus city Was
S wsSsnar KIN IN comparatively clear
. chill marked tho local situation. but
SSl,zz 1a riayins havoc through the
ana for more than twcnty-four hours
this CITY was cut of from New York
and phiiiadelphia BY rail- As 4 result,
no mail from Northern points WAS re-
ceived here, and hundreds OF express
parkass;, together with vaiua blc
not TO mention scores of passengers
rho Richinond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad. which handles ali
Wnshingtun, working under Il serious
hl';annaienr. handled Tho situation ro-
ono train here from philudclphi;, short
| ~ before o'clock thus morning ma TX.
ing the first connection from that point
New York. however. is still cut OF
Iron l'hiiadeiphia, although il is be
the lines viii be opened to-day
80 turn Huck ut Washington,
New ne y SaIf'n S was mo os severe around
ohio Oh Railway. Is having lille difficulty
ions Trains coming In from the South
nave been somewhat delayed tho At
Iantic Coast Line. the Senhoard Air
Line and Southern coming in from
/ my minutes 10 two hours behind
schndul" yesterday morning. All three
roads brought their afternoon trains
In on time.
Operating between Richmond and
Mashinston the Richmond, Frodericis-
burR and Potoinac Is maintaining its
schedules. Through trains were run
yesterday to Washington, and we're
then sent back without attemptin.s 10
go further North. No ~, u mall train.
running ns second section to No. Sn'
whS anmnli"d yesterday. ana No. 81,
came came, IN from Washington in its stead.
other trains from Washington ran ON
regular time. The Florida Special,
which went North yesterday. turned
,hrce Pnllmans which had been ma
rooned between Philadelphia and BAL
timore arriving here shortly before |
O'Clock this morning.
Tho tic-up In tho Northern mail bas
occurred at the most convenient time
OF the month for the Richmond post
once. Ihe irst Of the month is always
me heaviest Northern dispatches ara
being made without interruption. aa
this is matter which must he solved
by the employees NJ the point OF con
gcstion
New York Cut or.
Manager Michigan. OF the Southern
Express Company, stated yesterday that
MS concern had received no Northern
matter since sunday, hut that lie did
not expect any difficulty after to-day
The general impression seemed to be
that the lines would he speedily opened
for traffic, and that the delay would be
Il matter of II few moro hours only
Telephone ana telegraph conmuni-
cation, while greatly Impaired, WAS no,
halted BY the storms; although many
could not he reached by telegraph yes
terday.
M trains can get through from New
YORK until tho Pennsylvania lines be-
tween that city and Philadelphia are
opened
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03
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MANY INDICTMENTS
March Grand Jury Returns Twenty
FIve True tIilIs In iImstinKa Court.

March Grand Jury Returns Twenty
Five True Hills In Hastings Court.
Twenty five indictments were re-
turned yesterday by the March grand
jury of the Hastings Court The IN !.
dictmentS follow:
Martha Adams. malicious wounding;
George Bray, malicious wounding: An
drew Chiles, malicious wounding;
James Clayton, attempted criminal as
snult; ID. Fleet, malicious wounding;
Horace Gayle, malicious wounding
bessie Hopkins. houscbreaking: Peter
Jefferson. houscbreaking. Waverly
Jones. grand larceny; Gary johnson,
horse stealing; Joseph Jones. murdcr ,
Matte Johnson. arson: +. l.. Keys, ma
licious wounding: Kitty Lubella, grand
larceny; w. G. Mann. grand larceny;
Walter Phillips. burglary: Arthur
smith, robbery: John III. Thomas. car
breaking two): Julian Wood. robbery
twol: James Webb. malicious wound
ing: Daniel White. malicious wounding;
Calvin Williams, alias J. Johnson. at
tempted murder and an Indictment
charging malicious woundins.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03

the amount of money in circula-
tlon was $24.56 per person. To-
day 1t is $34.48 per person.
Deposits in banks 20 years ago
were S6S.77 per person-to-day
they arc $174.l0.
From the above figures 1t IS
very clear that some one is saw
ing money, and the people MS a
whole arc getting richer every day.
If you are saving money the
Safest for Savings" Bank Will al
low you go or all you save, COM
pounded semi-annually.
You'll find us at l1o1 East Main
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03
ALLEGED THIEVES HELD
Police Round Up Ian. Negroes, Believed to
umre Gnmlmiitcl Recent Rahiieren.

IUIICT NUNIiH Ut 1fInHl NtKTncS, TeIievcd TO
HIVE Committed Recent R0bherien.
Recent reports OF small robberies yester-
day led to several arrests by the police.
Ella Smith aud Walter Crawiey. both col
nred. were arrested by Dectecttve- Sergeants
Wiltshire, Bailey, Krengei and Atkinson on
charges OF entering the homes of IL. T.
Taber. OF Gl3 North Tenth. and l.. j. Gath
right. OF 60I North Tenth Street. and steal
ing q quantity OF groceries Tho woman Is
also believed to he wanted In South Rich
mond for larceny.
Frank Berkeley colorcd was arYested nv
Policemen Jordan and Hertsch on the charge
OF entering the home OF Mamie Henderson
or 4la Orleans Street. Fulton, and stealing
pocketbook containing $3.50.
William smith. colored was arrested by
Patrolman Lear ON the charge of stealing q
watch and chain from Harry Cooch
william j. Scott and Maria Allen, both
colorcd. were arrested by Detectives wit
shire Bailey ana krcneei MS arspiciou,
characters. believed to have been impii-
Gated TN tho theft OF SOS from @. l.. Hast
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03
FIRE DESTROYS HOUSE
ovcrhented Stove Sfarts Blaze in Soutl
side Negrn Dwelling.

HIWt NFpTU DWtIIink.
An oVei heated stove is believed to
nave caused the fire which destroyed
AT t:5t o'clock yesterday morning the
iWo- story frame dwelling occupied by
fliHabeth Gordon. colorcd, ut 800 Marx
street, Chesterfield County Engine
Company No. l3 and Truck Compan ny
no. . responded TO y still alarm, but
the house WAS i'll flames before they ar.
rived. The ilreinen saved a barn in the
rear and kept the flames from spread
ing to adjacent property.
Tho fircmcn experienced considerable
difficulty in the ripping gale. and the
water froZe to their clothing. They
fought the blaze for an hour and Il
half until they had Ii under control
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03
swamp AUDITORS Onire

THO oiilcc OF state Auditor q. Lee
Moore WAS swamped yesterday under
registration. franchise and Insurance
taxes which fell duo on March /. *
IorSc OF clerks was unable 10 tabuiate
day. and had to remain in tho otIna
several hours last night in order Ia
complete the clcaninB-up process
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03

TWO subC om,n!ttces Of the Commit
i"e ~ Public Buildings. Properties and
1 iitios are 10 meet this afternoon.
and the FUN committee will lnee, al
2 "ciQcN Tonight. The Subcommittee
GA pc purchase of the Triangular lo.
At West aud Franklin streets and Mon
,mr,pnnt avenue WIN meet ut 1870 o'clock.
ilis committee consists OF McSsrs XII
~. Mttehcn and RatcliTc TIL. sub
Epinm.ttf on the purchase Of a civ
farm. composed OF Messrs. Blilcy. Al
,hina"n ard Radcliffe. meets uu hour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03

Rtchmond IL prepared for the open
ing to-day of Spring Trade Week." To
which hundreds OF southern retail NOR
chants VIII come to he entertained by
the local wholesale and manufacturing
concerns. The advance guard OF the
trade week visitors reached the c!ty
yesterday afternoon and called at the
offices Of the Chamber OF Commerce to
learn The details OF the program pre-
pared for their enjoyment.
Headquarters FOR the visitors have
been opened IN one of the big stores
OF Commerce and Manufacturers Build
ing. nj Sixth and Main Streets. Here
the strangers viii he brought immc-
diately upon their arrival In the city.
registered and given y book of tickets
for admission to tho entertainments
arranged for the week. The hcadqunr-
day during the four days OF the ccle-
hrntion, and retail merchants will he
welcomed when they come to spend
idle moments there with other visitors.
Tho registration Will lac In charge
OF ~. il. relthaus and Hamilton Field.
Tive executive committee OF the Trade
ing Spring Trade Week" announced
yesterday that no ono will be admit
ted 70 tho entertainments of the week
except upon tickets which nre TO b.
obtained ut headquarters. Tickets will
he gievn only TO members of the bu-
rcau and visiting retailers who have
badges.
To Cement Trade Relations
Spring Trade Week" designed on
the plan of last summers successful
Batter Acquaintance Week" was plan
ned TO bring the retail merchants Of
the Southern States To Richmond aa the
guests of tho local business commuuity
not so much for business as To cement
the friendly relations between iobber
and customer. The affair will continue
for four days. the visitors leaving
Richmond or saturday morning, unless
thcS have business TO prolong their
stay.
To encourage the retailers to attend
the week the Trade Extension Bureau
evolved a scheme for the rebatinE Of
merchant who buys rs much as $500
worth OF merchandise while in Rich l.
alsnt TO the amount Of his round trip
railroad fare. Those buying rs much
as 500 worth Of goods are entitled to
a rebate equal To onc-haif their round
trip fares The on'er Is restricted only
by the provision That the mercha ntis Sc
must be purchased from firms in the
Trade Extension Bureau.
Many Merchants Expected
Judging from the number Of replies
received to the invitations sent out,
several hundred retail merchants viii
most OF the favorable answers have
com" from Virginia. many merchants
OF North Carolina. South Carolina and
Georgia have written OF their intcn-
non 10 attend. Provision for ,hc en-
tertainment Of AN, almost unlimited
nn m,i,. Of visitors has been mae.
While daylight hours will he fun OF
activity for the men in the headquar-
tors. the week VIII officially open to-
night ~ the Get Together Dinner TO
be given in the business Mems club.
Governor Henry & Stuart win vel
come tho visiting merchants IN a brle.
lihcity oil oratory III the program
Chairman w. Il, Hroaddus. or the Trad.
EXTENSION Bureau. viii outline the
H 1hs d "r the sG%sr"' M b.r feaure
O'Clock. VIII be the music md c.baret
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03

The suit of I. Buford & Comnanv
Manufacturing Company was t.nptln
ned Yesterday in Hastings Court. PART
II Tho plaintiff asks $500 for n
breach of contract by the Defendant
company in not making repairs to =
foundry lf this case Is concluded TN :
suit of William X. Baird against Ilnr-
to-day.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03
Appeals to Council for Relief.

MIS-. \. +. Mills. or TOT North Sew
enth Street, in a petition to the Com
mon Council last night, recIted ut
length that her chimney had caught
fire and threatened herself and family
and the ncighborhood with destruc-
ton, and that, though she paid her
rent. promptly. the real estate agents
would not repair tho defective chin
ney. She heSought the CITY Council to
do something To relieve the situation
The petition was referred TO tho Ad-
minlStratINe Board for action.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03
CITY TO WELCOME
TRADE WEEK FOLK
Richmond Host to Retail Mcr-
chants, Who Will Reach Here
From All Points To-Day.
STUART SPEAKS TONIGHT
Governor to Join With Business
Community i'll Greeting Visitors
at Business Mems Club.
STUART SPEAKS TONIGHT
Spring Trade Week
Program.

Observation-Disclosures Of visitors
ut hcnduunrtcrs, sixth md Min
Streets. Tonight MT o'clock, diR-
ncr In the business Mems Club.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ut S:f5 O'Clock
and demonstrations OF modern mer-
chantiisinE in tie rnfe of Miller &
Rhonhs's store, Sixth aud broad
Streets.
acknowledgement performance of
the musical play, "EOrty-Eiyc Win
utcS From broadway" at the Grayce
scott Bljou rhcntrc.
I'rldny -NutiIcrOuS small enter
tnfnmcntS by Individual firms To
their Out-of-toNR customers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03
Negro Stole LUNCH

Tarrctt Jefferson, colorod, vas sent
10 laii Ior sixty days yesterday morn
ing IN Police Court FOR stealing a lunch
basket from NJ. Martin. a street car
Charles Penn. colorcd was fined SIN
ana costs for being disorderiv yi,iin
aboard II street car "'''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03
Arrested for Shooting Woman.

,.,..,4-, -. '"i"I tU, WIS ar
rested yesterday morning on seven
teenth street lay officers Dunnayant
Tinsiey and Westcott, on the charge Of
tcionlously shooting Anne Johnson
colorcd. The woman was shot In Tho
thigh by a pistol bullet on isriSar
night nj Railroad and Canal Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03
Guides Get F,overo

In appreciation Of their assistance in Sc .
curing Tor Its city the next convention OF
the National Education Association. thu
Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce yesterday
morning gent large box of carnations 10
the senior pupils Of the John Marshall Higi,
here last week. The flowers were dIstribut.d
by Principal HARDWOOD at tho close OF thu
morning exercises
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03
TERMS SOON EXPIRE
Three Vacancies In school Board VIII
~ A Ill

VUVHT ..
G. p. Walford, cleCk OF tho City
School Board. notified city Clerk Rem
I. August yestci day that the terms OF
w. Floyd Iteams. or the FIRST District:
President +. G. Ebel OF the Second Dig
trict, and Walker Q. CottreIl. OF the
Third District, viii expire on April g.
Members OF tho school Board arc
elected by the CITY Council. and under
the law they may be named nj any
time within thirty days of the expira-
ton of their ternS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03

~ WITH 0UWHTH! HHyH HiE f.RHIc
The big eagle captured in lnnca ster
County on saturday by Lvnwood How
ard. OF licurico was sold Yesterday to
the Cohen Company ana put on
exhibition AT It's store on Broad
street. The eagle. though wounded. *
still in fighting trim. It's cage was
surrounded by American flags and Mt
tractcd much attention.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03
New. York Cut of.
CoiIese Trustees Meet TODAY.

Tho trustees Of Richmond College
VIII meet THE morning at IL O'Clock at
- Second Baptist Church. a FUN
ATTENDANCE IS Desired
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-03-03
Chimney Fire

chimney fire last night about TAB n'c,ooi,
caused an alarm of fire to be turned in fron,
Randoiph and Winder Streets. IL was ex,iu
guished without doinS any damage
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-06
Germans Attack Antwerp.

Amsterdam, via London, Sept. g.
S;52 p. m.-The Antwerp correspond
ent of the Telegraph sends the fol.
lowing:
Friday morning a strong German
force left Brussels in a northwesterly
direction, having probably been or
dered to cut communication between
Antwerp and the coast. They
marched by way of Merchtem, Bug
genhout and Dendermonde. They set
fire to several houses and the rail
way station at Buggenhout and cut
the telegraph wires. A German pa
troll cut communication between
Ghent and Antwerp by way OF Den
dermonde.
THE country surrounding Antwerp
now has a remarkable appearance, as
the dykes to the southwest of Malines
were opened by the Belgians and the
entire district was flooded. This
took the Germans completely by sur
prise. They worked heroically waist
deep in water under fire of the Ant
werp forts to extricate their guns and
suffered severe losses"
The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-09-06

London, Sept. 5.-li:5G p. m.-Tho
Amsterdam correspondent of the Cen
trai News sends the following:
"Telegraphing from the headquar.
ters OF the Austrian army, a German
correspondent whose messages have
been transmitted here from Berlin,
says that the total strength of the
Russian army now holding the ground
between Lublin and Lemberg is ZOO,
600. Lemberg is described as 'evacu-
ated' by the Austrians.
'Day after day" adds the cores.
pondent, passes in dreadful fighting
which has lasted now eleven days,
The heat in Galicia is terrible. The
fighting, judging by my Impressions
is of the most crucial character the
soldiers being greatly excited by the
abnormal duration Of the battle.
u think | am not wrong in saying
that victory over the Russian millions
viii be hard to win. The Russians
have suffered no big defeats except
in the fight near Tannenberg Gin East
Prussia, Is miles southwest of Koe
nigsberg)."