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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-11-27
The Battles Dead.

What is peculiarly lamentable
in connection with the terrible
war now affecting Europe is the
fact that in it's earliest stages it
witnesses the sacrifice of the chois.
est elements representing the re
spective camps. The Germans,
expecting an easy passage through
Belgium and a rapid campaign for
the capture of Paris made the on
set with the choicest troops of the
Empire, particularly of Prussia,
SaXony and Wurtemburg; and act
ing always on the offensive, with at
tacks in solid column, and with
frequent orders to "break through
at any COST" the sacrifice of brave
and splendid men has been unpre-
cedented in modern warfare, re-
presenting the very flower of a
grand army. France, rushing its
best men to the first line rein
forced by enthusiasts from every
rank in life, is likewise pouring it's
most heroic sons. Belgium has
given not only the flower of it's
populace but its country to the
destroyer. The British army has
lost immensely, and as is ever the
case with Britons the dead officers
are largely out of proportion
among the slain owing to the noto-
rious habit of exposure that has
always characterized them. OF the
Russian and Austrian losses, we
only know they have been great.
Hundreds of thousands are yet
to fall, but it can be said in sor-
row that the best of the comba-
tants have "fought their last bat
tie. Aberdeen Examiner.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-11-27

WOOD FOR SALE-Cord, 81; stove, s Also
, c. Leghorn cockrell at 81. SAM HELM,
, Macon Miss,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1914-11-27
NOTICE.

All Confederate Pensioners of Noxu-
bee county can have their warrants
cashed upon presentation at the Mer-
chants and Farmers Bank at Macon,
Miss.
This, November 16, 1914.
JNo. A. TYSON,
Clerk Pension Board,
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Gp. .lntb. Snnooe uOm 3ebrasfa
Tiitrift.

Sn 9cnbam. Hebr., ion0 pom /.
his g. September DC Sieung Der
20. .luth. 5nuoor pom 9lebrasfa Dt-
thrift mott. Gaitor .. $. Qirfs Don
aubnrn nuroe nls 8rdiIoeut eruablt,
Sefretdr mnO 8aitor 6. Grauen-
hprit pon 5outanelle ais ShaBmei.
tier. 0ierauf reiften Die alien ge.
amten lire reip. 8erifte Elm.
IT. @ilpper5 pom 91crtin 2ltber
Eennnar bon 2IncoLn beridtete, DAB
bic ausiid)ten fiir Die 3ufunft iebr
sufrie0eniteaeno ieien. Die 1iref.
loren BON .5ebitba Some" iinO
g. 3. j. RiiIer, 9 Q. Columbus,
Acbr.. s. i. arugcr. 9b. O., gt.
dion. aas. ulo Z. &. 2. 5obIen.
%. &, SincoIn Die 0elegaten mo-
rem 5ablreih nertreten uno beriften
oob Die Snnooe uberaq an Ritglie,
bern aepinHt. Gem juriiftretenoen
grnIioenten, Eoitor @upper, muir.
De Der 0anf ausgeiproden fir iei.
ne anermiiOtite EbGtigfeit I'M Sn.
mterefie Der Snnooe. 3urh ieiue
8emiihungen puroe Is bauptiadIidJ
trm0gLidt, ouB Die Iltberiide Sir.
DE Oos Sunligbt SOipitol faufen
femme. Die na6ite 3uiammen-
Eunft finort in @rano Sslollo, Iebr.
fiat. 8.
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ghnIrathsiibnna.

M%nmohner Der Gupont un0 Wons
month Bart ShuIe baben Den
5hufratb criudt, Sic Shulb0fe
ourh Mnf1ui mehrerer 9%runoitiide
iii erpcifern. Sri. Ninta gomoen
fDnroe ais 9ebrerin oes Shreibma.
Idiuennnterrihts in Der Central
SoffhllIe mgeitelt. Omar D.
50rr erbielt anitellnng ais @e.
iAidtslebrer, SRI Gugenie Wafin,
2ebrerin an Der @ohihule. erbielt
etlen ciniabrioen urlanb Gie
Central 2abor Union piiHidte 5u
rDiIier. pesbalb Elm 9ebrer fiir 0en
Observation-Disclosures uift in
Gmoba rrIaHgt Deroen fonne. Der
jeRige 2ebrers Drroe pom altsrp1rts
berupu. Gos aontite fir sebrfrdf.
te miro bieriitef beridteu.
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Ttlf.n uHb Bdumt b,pobut, o bells
fame RpmpbnA ufn. sinmdI in Der
osutIneH unb ptnis stdnbsrt.n Jai'
Inns. iobdm IN enttr eusIii6tr ue'
btrfsbuHe. Der 6iudif6t 9idter
qu Dung Ding Der gu ben Tldno.
T6us bitIt unb nod gstine Fisbsn
muBtt, butis Dor Jobren bitis SafsIu
mis gHebrnns GOstbes in isuem
Gartel ~dHsunosa IaRsR.
WtHH man bsim QI6tttn
Haii ces mtfn iihli6sn aOfss tineu
lpsiBM, Iaubtrtn 3isstlfem DsrptHs
bet. I'm eas Giisn aus Der oono 5u
febsu, bait Is be 6ib, isbr Oisl ian.
Ger.
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WtrO feine MeOen balttE-
8tdiioent BiIiOn faun fif ni6t an
Der GGmpaane beteiLiaen.

@oibihgton, e. Sept. grdI. Wilion
finbigte beute on, bab er BEL Der be-
b%orftebsnoen Rampagns feline Reben
holten tperbs. SIN einsm an ben
8orfBenoen beg bemotratifden tom
greIiiOneIlen ansT9uHss grri9teteu
G4reibsn, ben abgeorbneisn 9ores
mus BON Midigan, ertldrte er, bah
bic unDorbergeisbene internotiOnale
Gage Jpn 3pings, in Der 8unbess
hauptfaot gu bleibsn. Der prdfis
bent Diro aber, tpis sr In BEN Gbrsis
ben fagt, jebe iid ibm bietenbs Ges
legenbett benuben, BEN qanoe in fIas
rem unb iiber3eu9enbsH 8otten mits
3utsilen. mas bic bemotrotiIhe Bare
tel uerIu9t bal, az tuu. 8es peites
rem fagt Der grdiihent in Ieinem
5drsiben, boB Der aongrsB rur in
GiBung bIeiben ipirb, bis bic nots
fpsnOigIte arbett getan 1T.
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arOmotifdes Del aus
9IumeH. Won nimmt bic Bat
te. bic man in Qaeen fault, fhutioet
fe in 5orm unb Gr0Be bes 6laIts
bas man btniBen min, lno Derfdbrt
ME fOlgt: 5sos Gage @aite piro IN
~Fsinifss Olipsn0I estou6t, ms Glas
sslsgt, cine bidt Gage 9ldtfer pOn
nobIriehsHsu 8lumsn bdrauf, bann
tttpas 6als i~bergsfe6t. So fdbr'
man fort, Biz bos 9los pcu 1T
8qRn pirb ss luftbidt perf9loFeu.
2-3 Do6en in bic marine Some
geitellt. Damn IhHttet man ben en-.
bolf in elm Sdd9en, preBt biefes
tort. 70 OoB isber Sropfen Del Der
%ausiommt. unb fHnt Oislss Iofort in
tlsine Sldsdsn. bic augenbIidlid fer
bertortt psrben miiTsn. @lasitopIei
finb am befteu; pirb aprf bsniBt
70 binbst man am beIf,n cine glai
barber oosr tan1t ben gerf6luF
In seidmOl3sHss poroffin.
pit betonHten G~Iisgtn,
fallen aus 9ra6t funttionie
pen nnfnngs ni9t INNER taoellos
pa Der bIintenbe 8rabt bic Glieasn
fort. 8enn man aber ben 8rnbl
IN einem Fathten Srt etpas bun.
Eel tperOen IdBt uno bic gldu3enbs
Rlsapldtte an goben nit tinsm
paTen 2Gppten bebedt unb nit Gut
Fer befreut, pirb man baIb quiz
grfolge fshen. gum S0tsn Der Gle
gen TT bic Sole in tDdenoes, nift
nur beiBss Dafer gu ffsdsn; bic
5nfetttn fsrbsn oann fOfort.
Gum maiden feinsl,
Spiben, oeren 3nrtss 6sfpinIi.
lem aeibsn beim DoIden nertragenI
parbe, oertpsnbe man bic SpiBe
role, einsn nit 266ern nerIebtnsuI
DeiBsn gor8eGdn3nlinoer. MonI
unlege bic 5pibsnrD[e NIT ttnemI
Gtid Mua, fptdsle bic Gpissn iurgs
fdltig ouf unb beb,ds re tpisber mItI
mul. Die Role Ie9e man bann inI
eilen nit toliem DaHtr gefilIten
paHtuben 8opf, fdge seI6nbte Gsife,
bel unb lnfe 6os DdHsr BsiB psrs
ben. Rad einiger 3ett gieBs mon.
pos Wafsr ab unb Fuue frif6ss 4
hparmes = mad, loHe Disbsr 3ifbsn.
lluo pieberbpls bas 0erfahren nod
tins ooer 3tpeimaI, biz bas DdTsrI
flar blsibt. 5itrauf itsfie man bid
Epibenrole gum 9rodnen 1uf
Msnn man nod benz Srodnsn bid
Gpissn n6ipidelt, feben is meiFcn
tuie neu aus uno brauGen niGt Al
pldtiet 30 trernen. Sn Grmonesluna
elmer Spitknroqe Tam man Ii1 nit,
eigen Gtnmn6eglns Ober elmer 9Flns
Iht beIFtn, ouf bic man bic GpiB,n
in Der ~oneegebenen DdTe oufro1t;
nur Iiset bier bic Gsfabr beg GER
IpTngsns nabe, unb bic Spissn trOfs
nsn lonalamer.
m pflon5en tp dhrenb Der
9eiis IN Der perlaiIsnen Dobuuns
riot DertrOdnen 3u lafien, felt man
lie neben stnen Gimer NIT Woffer.
bon BEN uus Dids Mollfdben OOer
Dodte 10 ssIeet tDerDen, DaB Elm Gn6s
ben 8DoeH oes Gimers bsrubrt unO
bos dfiDere aaf Der GrDs 6es 8Iumens
topics ru1t prottii6 III "a, ben
&iHtr HDbtr III N.lisu ala Bic pfIoas
sfl. ipe0urn Si MafIsriibsrtrasgSa
frIsiakri nizA
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Rnrttberidt
Sii&Gnraho.

Siib-0ma6a, 8. Sept.
Rir6nieb-3ufubr 1000; Waorfi
itarf Biz t0c bober.
@ute Bis bette Gornsefitterte,
SO. 5o-fo.35.
RitteImdBige bis CUTE 1915
$50.
@epdbnIifc bic mitteImdBiae
$7.75-8.75.
Cute biz bette aanse etierr
$S25-9 30.
aiibe unb 0eifers-geef 5teers
feit bis itnrf
4IIerbeite Sellers $7.75-8.9o.
@ute biz bette Seifers $3.50
1915.
@etp6bnIide Big mttteImdBioe-
3.5O-5.50.
Stofers pnO 5eebers, CUTE itorf.
on6ere felt.
Cute Big bette aiibe S6. 25-7.2s
NitteImaBige big CUTE $3.50
.b.25.
@ute bis bette 81. 1880.
Wittelmdbige bis CUTE $500
$3.50.
@ep6bnIide big m~itteImdbige-
S. 25-7.00
WittelmdBiee Bis CUTE 1926
.S.25.
@enohnIifa Biz mitteImdBigs
$6.25-7.25
Gtof aiibe S.. 25-6. 95.
Stod adIber 10000.
8eoI $7.00-t0.25.
gu1en $4. 1870.
Shfpetne-3ufubr $500; Morfi
. bis t0c niebriqer. Gurfifnttts.
preis Ss.50-8.65; h0hfter 9reis
$3.50.
e-8nfubr 83,foo; Rorft
felt bis itarf.
gammer 81. 25-7.55.
64oer 9dmmer $6. 50--7.t0
2aiinrner ST 20 so.
ssdhrIinge $5.4O 5.9G.
MioCer S5.005.f5.
Miitterihnie 81 5000
beeber aobrltnee SIS 4o.7o.
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9rntidr SOmbrn
San5es5 deincn
Srefer %jertriimmert.
5uratbare @irfnn0.

Rdibiuetcn, Il SEPT. WaH psrs
iolgt in bieiIgsn armes uro orotrtn
5ndlreiien NIT Dem etipanntslttn
5ntersFs, Iofutit oies nod ben eins
la%ufsu0en 3eitungsnadribttn m6qlid
i, bic BirtuHg Der osatitsu M
%illerie, Defenders ouf gtieitigungtH.
Hdn gldubt nit Der qnnabms nidt
tbl gu ssben, eaB Die AZ 8sntimstsrs
8eihuBe, pelhe 3u Der MorI,rs Sat
'ung gtboreH. Bomber ntrfsn, Die
JsfltIt Fno NIT 3rinitros 9oluoI, Dem
Diriidmitsu, in or 6~unobabunq 9es
iabrIoisitsu 6o9fprsngftoff. 9i,is
9eihufs, psIhe nur cine btrbdItHiss
mdBig oiinue GtdblbdHt baben, snts
battsu pabrihtiuIih oreibuuosrt
afunb oieiss Spreugitoffes, n,lasr
Ids aobItu ur0 aus aoblentttr, ipis
audi uusaobleHgaieu stlponnsn fpiro.
Die Mirtung zines ioI9tn @elhpTts
1T snorm. Die 8irtuug bts Sprenss
itoffes dubert iih nit gItidsr ges
malt itrdblenformi9 mad allen Bids
tungsu. geim QuFalngsn pirttu
bic nod unten gerintsttn Strablsn
in b~irstter 8eiis nuf bag 6inoernts,
pethes ie untrefFsn; nie ole Strob=
Zen Iid abidrdgsn, glsitsn lie db, uuo
6rebtn ii6 in elmer aurps mad pbsn,
0uburh nir0 elm gatuum sgelrt
tpeIhes NIT unpiosriebIther ST.
malt bas bon ben biretten Strablsu
3srtrimmerte fotios Mdterial aufs
iaugt. Die ~3erft0renoe gepalt oit'
fss Sprengftoffs Bat fid BEL Oer
Sorts bon 2attih gejeigt. bel Rumur
un6 an aHoersn pldben.
Don finbst e begrsifIi9, 6aB man
fir Die Barrier 8~efefigunasn bas
5aidial Der Sorts BON aitti6 be-
fir9tet, rpo Elm ein3igtr 5refFsr gss
niigts. um elm IoIdss Sort in trims
mer gu legen. Die 5elbartiIIsris be-
nuBt, ME man bier glaubt, sinsH
S%prengitpff, pelher Mofarite GEE
nannt ptrn un0 9itrinidure our gus
fts bat. Die 3eppelins9 dllons, nell
DE, fopiel man reiB, Bis iebt ibers
baupt nod niht in Qttipn getretsn
iin0, bsrm0gen, ME ss beiBt, bier
5onnen Sprsn9itoffs gu tr1gsn, alio
Wateriul fir sfpan3ig 8nmben BON
is 400 gfun6. Die 3srft0runestraft
elmer Iolhsn gombe mare tdum 3u
bemeFen. Collie cine Iplde duf ons
Qeroed zines GriegsI6iffsg fallen,
70 pdre oasislbe unrsttbdr perIoren.
Ran permutet, DAB bic 3eppelins
ebenfalls Srinitro SoLuol benubeu
perosn. gitrinfdure ipirb unberIGBs
ltd, rpenn fs feudt iptrb, oosr IAN
gere 3ett brett NIT giien ober Stab
in 8sribrung gspsfsn lift. Der
8orrat BON Ro6mdteriaI, aus nell
dem 9rinitro : EoluoI 6eraefeIlt
miro, 1T in 9eutfdIdno unerih0pf,
lid.
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Seine 2Sabrbeit mebr,
nlir nod &fi9en!

bic IN Der Station Sauriae cinirei
ren. nidt mebr beroneHtIideu uer.
heH SIC eeben 0ahurh su bah TO-.
nobl tbre Rahrtttcn inc ibre Mn.
fthien BON goris 6iftirt meroeu,
un0 Dob tie nihts OILS Graane Der
Jein6e Deutlhlono's finh.
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Gins eideno-fids GnI

Cine ,tigs Guk
betung mo1te Der oer7eitiqe gouns
cslor Der gRqIil1 Goethe Gwistp
Julius 9Droen aus 2enopn, IN
@6aHgbai. CT fauo IN Dem fDgs,
unnnten gu DEM arlsn 3rpsi in elmer
Mlautr eingeldIsue Warmort1feln
nit ben betdnntsn DiltiI6en @ostbes
In ptimariihe parts Die ihf
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Rem BORT 9. cent Ger Rem
gorf ScraIb unh oas .eueHiua
telegram boben dnestnnoigt oab
ie IN Submit Die ora6tloien tniat
Don enaIono uuo Granfreia cen.
Gcpcideu aus GeutialanO,
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sl,ts ae,u Staote.

g2ortb 9en0. Sic hieiige giirger.
fd,oft BAT BET eirer fiir5lih itattge-
hnoenen Mbitnniuung Bombs i'm
Retraae BON $4,000 fir cine elcf.
triide oidtanlaae uno Seritcllnng
bon MISREPRESENTATION digeaommen.
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NO MORE TRUTH,
H BUT LIES!

New York. sept oth.-Tbe New
i ork Herald and The Evening Tel
egfam have announced their inten-
ion 70 discontinue the publication
If wireless news received from
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VIA Sayville. They there
BY admit that their news and views
are dictated from Paris. and they
act as organs Of the enemies 81 Ger
many.
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nmnhn @ttrtiebmnrft.

Sorter @eiseu-
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ger. a. 10000.
Gurnm 8ci5en-
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CIR. 3, 1.02-i.oS.
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nr. 2 75-75Ac.
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Rr. 8, 7SA-74c.
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29
STORIES OF CRUELTY.

London, Sept. 29-New stories o.
German atrocities are constantly
trickling in. Here is a letter from
Adolphe Coussmaekers. dater Ant
werp. which tells Of the groSsesi
brutalitics:
1T should be known in England
that unspeakable outrages and nor
rible mutilations have been commit
ted on defenseless women and girls
by German troops in the district OF
Orsmael. Vclm. and Aerschot, The
following nine cases are known.
"Old woman-Throat gashed with
bayonet, two wounds on right hand,
a bullet in right leg, end Of nose cut
off.
"liddle-aged woman-Both eyes
carried away by bullet, right hand
gashed. throat severed with swor';
cut. left foot broken by bullet.
Young woman-Two bullets IL
breast sword cut in abdomen, ear
slightly gashed.
Domestic servant-Three b!netS
in abdomen. sword cut in right
shoulder. extremity Of right ear cut
eff 1af+ ,r,n cbottpre0
Young girl-Throat cut with
sword. three bullets, two in abdomen
one in left thigh.
Woman aged 30-Two bullets II
left breast. sword cut on top of skull
nose cut off.
young girl-Cheek laid open b!
sword cut, abdomen lacerated verti
cally. bullet in head above leI
ear.
Farmer wife-A bullet in hreaS
one in left side. one in leg. right ea1
cut off.
."Nvoman aged 4O-Head almos
severed from trunk, BY sword cut
pashes on both breasts, nose cut Oft I.
s.Words fail to convey the horrors
suffered by others still alive, an;
vet the Emperor of Austria has, 81
we read in the Journals; congratula
/ led the kaiser on the glorious success
ses of his troops. May God save Bel
GUM in these days Of her blood.
and cruel anguish.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29
STE.ARNES REPLIES.
Saws State Board of Education Did
Not Select Tarr'S Physical
Geography.

Richmond Sept. 29--The presen.
State Board OF Education did not Sc
Iect Tarr's New Physical Geography
as textbook for the public schools
OF virginia
The editor OF the Presbyterian Of
the South is nearly ten years tardy
in discovering an Objectionable fea-
ture in this textbook.
The selection of textbooks for the
Virginia schools will not be made un-
Ill late in the fall or early in the
winter of this year.
In the foregoing paragraphs the
reply OF superintendent of Public
instruction z E.. Stearres TO the sev-
ere criticism passed upon the State
Board of Education is summarized.
AIr. Stearncs has just returned from
ten days trip to Franklin, Mont
gomery. Clarke and ShenaIndoah
Counties. The comment Of
the Presbyterian OF the South oil tn"
geography that carries reference to
! the Darwinian theory of the evolution
of man from monkey was shown
him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29

NICHOLAS IN FIELD,
Cars Troops Capture Thirty Loco
motives, One Thousand Cars and
Other Railway Equipment.

Petrograd, Sept. 29.-It is nov
apparent that the movement through
Galicia is the main offensive of the
Russian army. 1t developed today
that Grand Duke Nicholas, the COM
mander-in-chief, is with the forces
there, which number more than one
million men.
The armies are proceeding along
parellel lines Of railway, moving rap
idlv westward. With all of the six
Carpathian passes occupied by Rus
sian troops, and with strong forces on
the Hungarian plains just south Of
these points, all danger of possible
thanking movement has been disposed
of. Consequently the Russian staff
declares there is now nothing to re,
tard the invasion of Germany.
Cracow is not the main objective
of the army. Neither will there be
any halt there to take the place by
siege. Instead strong army will
be left there, similar to that now op-
Grating against Prsmysl and the
main Russian forces will press on to
the west, with Breslau and the line
of forts of which it is the key as the
objective.
1t is understood here that the re-
endorsements brought from the main
mobilization centers have been sent
into Galicia to aid the movement
there. The possession OF all Of the
railroads in Galicia by the Rkssians
has been Of material benefit. When
Jaraslaw was taken there fell into the
hands of the Russians thirty locomo-
tives and 1000 cars of every descrip-
tion. At various other points much
nrher railroad equipment was Sc.
cured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29
TOXIC ANNOUNCES A VICTORY
Fleet, Aided by the Army, Has Al.
tackled Hits Fort, Says an Off
cial Japanese Statement.

Toxic, September 29.,-An official
statement today concerning the pro-
gress of events in Kiaochow says:
Japanese forces during the day
and night of September 9th drove
the enemy in the direction of Using
tau.
"The japanese casualties were $50.
The German losses are not known. but
fifty men and four machine guns
were captured. This action, which
was speedier than was anticipated
has accelerated the general attack
"The fleet has attacked the Hits
fort, effectively aided by the army"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29
TERRIBLE TOLL Or WAR.
Austrian Commander Kills Himself
On Battlefield.

London Sept. pa dispatch to
fl1e Telegraph from Petrograi says
Rat on Sunday a spirited account
os ,he destruction of the Hungarian
gusrd. a cavalry division. n the bat
.,n of Grodek. appeared i'll the nus-
.,ko Slovo. 1t follows:
"., considerable force ofraustrians
fell upon the advance gua.c of Ten
era, Broussilof. which was composed
Of infantry, Cossacks and !i;;it AZ
t:.lnry.
AT first the Austrian infantrE:
moved out for the attack. It was
met with deadly fire Of cannon and
machine guns and the enemy ware;.
Ell and fell back.
"Then the cavalry was sent out.
The flower OF the Austro-flugaTaE
Army, the Budapest Guard Division,
fromed of aIagyars, bright-jackeleG
Hungarians, galloped furiously down
in close order 1t appeared as il
nothing could arrest their impetuoGs
course: not even the awful, sE"apne!
fire of the artillery. which. Drought
death and destruction into their
ranks, nor even the rain OF E;.llets
from machine guns.
1.-THE AIagyars did not hesitate for
a moment, but continued 10 charge
at our trenches. One more minute
and it seemed as if nothing would
be left OF our infantry.
.All at once the thud OF noofs aEG
the clatter OF steel were heard and
the Magyars were met by whir!r
wind OF Cossacks For two hours th':
AUSTRIAN and Russian infantry wat"i :
ed with beating hearts the scene Of
terrible carnage.
AT the end Of this tine o! tlta
.ine Budapest Guard Division not one
man was left. and the whole iielt,
was strewn with the enemys co:1s-
IS, several heads, hands and la%S
and dead horses.
"The commander of the division,
General Frohreich, could not stand
the disgrace Of defeat. and shot hug.
self on the battlefield"
Bordeaux, Sept. 29-Accorhins t.
dispatches from the front, the PruSf
sian Guard has been cut to 2icc2F
during the fighting of the last three
days. The strength Of some "on-
panies has been reduced from 2oE
to 100 men, Virtually all the orig
inal officers of the guard have been
killed or wounded. and two Dait1!-
ions have been annihilated.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29
NOTICE TO GAS CON.
SIJMERS

Gas bills for quarter end
ing September 1st 1914 hav-
ing been delivered, this is to
notify all consumers that a
discount of 80 cents per
1000 feet will be allowed on
all bills paid on or. before
October 1st, 1914. After
that date no discount will
be allowed and delinquents
will be required to make
early settlements, By order
of the Committee on Light.
J. B. WALLER.
Clerk of Gas
2s-s1
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29
Assaulted His Brother.

Richmond, Sept. 29.-Harry
Throckmorton. of Osborne Turnpike.
Henrico county, is lying in the Shell
tering Arms Hospital, at the point of
death, and his brother, Tom Throck-
morton. has bene arrested, on a war
rant charging him with attempting to
kill his brother, when he struck him
over the lead with stick of cord
wood late Saturday night. in a
drunken brawl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-29
VIII Resign as Candidate if
Latter Will Do Like
wise.
WOULD BRING PEACE
President of Mexico Given Until
October 1st to Announce Retire
- ment From Politica! Arena.

Chihuahua City, Sept. 29---ln an
ever to General Carranza's proposal
not to become a candidate for the
Presidency, If Villa would adopt the
same course General Villa today spec
lied October | as the date on which
Carranza must make known his witn-
drawal from politics.
Let General Carranza evidence
his good faith by deeds as well as
words, and he shall have my pledge.
said General Villa to newspaper men,
land ] will. moreover, pledge that
none of the generals under my COM
mand shall try 10 assume adminis-
.trative control neither General An
gels nor anyone else. | will pledge
further to wholly tranquiliZze North
ern Mexico. or any section OF the
Republic to which | may be sent by
the ensuing national administration
Mexico needs now. as never before
firm and powerful guidance from q
civilian administration directing the
military divisions. Only by eliminat-
ing the military from national poll
tics can armed strife among jeal-
ous military leaders be averted, but
IN, r.1n ni,,rr fry
Of outlaws is essential
TO emphasize the seriousness Of
his demands, Villa has started a
7tctumR or troops from Iacatecas,
south along the railroad. toward .Ag-
uascalientes to make show of force
before the Constitutional garrison
there before the main Villa army ar
rivcs 10 open an attack.
\ Carranza commission headed by
General Alvaro Obregon. is report
ed to he at Aguascalentes bcarin%
III writing CarranZa' offer TO resign
as first chief OF the ConstitutiCnalisiG
and eliminate himself as q Presiden-
tial candidate Villas reply will bc
handed to this commission by Gener-
al Maximo Garcia, who leads Villa :
eypeditionary force south from Zac-
atecas.
General Villa has made It plain
that unless CarranZa resigns when
the conference OF ConstitutionaIsts
generals meets October / an immed-
late att ack on Aguascalicntes vii!
result and the most direct road 10
Mexico City will he taken by bis
advancing army.
Little is said here regarding Zap-
alta. the southern revoluntiOnary
chieftain, although his aid is partially
counted upon in operations around
capital. Staff officers say the Zap
alta brothers are considered so hos
tile to every other organization that
entire reliance cannot be placed
| in them.