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SURETY'S SECRETARY
 HAS BEEN LOCATED
PRIVATE CLERK OF SOL LEVI { SoHN HAS BEEN SUMMONED \ FROM PHILADELPHIA.

Chicago, Jan. 2G.-lIenry Watkins, private secretary to Sol Lewisohn, whose alleged relations with Federal officials started a grand jury inyes- tigation, testified before the grand jury today Watkins was subpoe- naed by telegraph from Philadelphia
 file denied that he knew the where abouts of Lewisohn, who had been missing since before it was discover
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HARTZELL COMING HERE.

New York, Jan. 27.--A report from
 Chicago that Roy Hartzell, utility man of the New York American Lea .gue club, had opened negotiations with President Gilmore of the Fed .eral League was denied by President
 Farrell tonight. when he made public d letter received from Hartzell dated
 Denver Col. January 24, in which
 the player said:
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 received, Will sign and report at
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 Roy Jones a cafe owner, was ask rd about an alleged telegram from Jack Johnson that Johnson had giy on Jones $2oo00 to distribute 10 pre- pare the way for the prlzedghter escape.
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REPAIR ARTILLERY.

Douglas, Arjz, Jan. 27.-CaL Bouch- ezz and twenty Mexican machinists have left Cananea for Chihuahua City
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commissioned 10 repair disabled ar tillery captured by Villa from the federals
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WILSON ASKS FOR WAR
TAX TO RAISE S1OO,OOO,OOO
DELIVERS SPECIAL MESSAGE
TO CONGRESS URGING
QUICK ACTION.
Points Out Necessity, Brought on
by War, For Keeping the
Treasury Strong.

WASHINGTON. Sept. ave shall
pay the bill. though we did not DELHI
erately incur IL" said President vii.
son to-day, presenting before a Joint
session OF congress his appeal for an
emergency internal revenue measure
10 raise $lO0,0OO.OO the governments
probable loss in customs receipts be.
cause Of the war in Europe. PROMPT
action was necessary. the President
said. I'm order to keep the treasury
strong"
His only suggestion as to the
method for levying the tax was that
sources be chosen that would begin
10 yield at once and yield with a Ger.
tain and constant now.~
The appeal met with quick action
AS soon as the President had let
the house chamber amidst an out.
burst OF applause. Speaker Clark re.
ferred the message 10 the ways and
means committee. Democratic mem.
bers OF the committee met tonight n,
the call OF the chairman. Representa-.
tive Underwood. and began considera.
ton OF plans to raise the additional
revenue. Variuos members suggested
sources which they believed would ba
properly subjected TO additional taxa
lion. On the list suggested were:
tcontiHusd on Page Fourss.n)
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TENNESSEE
AMERICAN CRUISER DOING
VALIANT RESCUE
WORK.
viii DO Duty as Ferry Until All
the Americans Are
Removed.

LONDON. Sept. 4. iO.4O D. m.-The
failure Of Southampton port officials
to advise the officers Of the Ameri.
can cruiser Tennessee that she could
dock there was responsible for the
unexpected landing OF the cruiser al
weymouth today with 300 refugees
from Havre.
Application for permission 20 dock
The cruiser az Southampton had been
made and the failure 10 receive an
answer forced the American boat 20
select Weymouth for the landing OF
her passengers.
The Tennessee now has been or.
dered TO act az a ferry from Havre
10 England until all Americans have
been transferred The cruiser will
bring a still larger crowd Of citizens
Of the United States from Havre 10
England tomorrow The landing
Coontinusd on Fifteenth PagsJ
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so, 600 Russians Join Allies In France
COSSACKS LANDED AT
OSTEND; NOW CROSSING
BELGIUM TO FRONTIER

LONDON, Aug. 27.-Reports
reach London from Liverpool that
England has placed more than
$4,000 Russian trrops In France
by means OF transports sent
north Of the Scandinavian penin-
sula TO Finland, where the Cos
sacks embarked and were safely
landed az French ports.
Because Of the mines In the Bal
tic and North seas and the pres
enee Of the German fleet, II had
been regarded as impossible for
Russia 10 reach France except by
marching through Germany.
a constant stream Of empty
ships has been moving south from
Liverpool ever since the deeIara-
tion Of war, but there has been no
observation Of ships northward
bound, and the story that England
has helped Russians into France
has given rise 20 much specula-
tion as to where the ships sailed
from
However. the secrecy which
surrounded the movement OF the
expeditionary army was so COM
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AUSTRIAN ARMY THREATENED
With ANN|HILATION BY RUSSIA

PETRooRAD, Sept. 4. - The
Russian armies are today fighting
along an entirely new battle line.
In Russian Poland, where the Aus
trian left wing has been heavily
reinforced by the Germans, the
fighting 10 Of the most serious
Character. The Russians are hold.
ing their lines, content 20 remain
on the defensive until arrival Of
the additional reinforcements now
being sent forward from the con
eentration district Vllna-orodno-
9yeloslok.
To the south In Austria the sit
uation Is much different. There
the Russians are on the offensive
and the Austrians have been push
ed back toward the San river.
They are holding their advanced
lines and are concentrating on
Przemysi, where another great
battle 10 certain.
The advance Of the Russians
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ent on the Russian advanced
lines In great force. II is admit
ted the German artillery has so
far proven superior to the Rus
sian, but II is also stated that ad-
ditlonsi artillery is now being
sent into action.
The war office announces the re-
suit Of the fighting September
between Lublin and khoin1. II Is
stated that the Austrians at
tackled the Russian center and
were repulsed with the loss Of sew
eral thousand men and many
rapid-fire guns.
The official report OF the cap.
ture Of Lemberg on Wednesday
BY the Russian forces, as received
from Grand Duke Nicholas, was
made public to-day. The report
says:
with extreme Joy and thank
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ALL NATIONS OF FAR EAST
MAY BE INVOLVED In WAR
INDICTED
Thirty-one Food Dealers In Washing.
ton to Face Prosecution for
Price Fixing

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.-Thirty.
one food dealers we're indicted here
to-day by a federal grand jury under
the sherman law on counts charging
price fixing IL was the first big de-
velopment In the inves tigation tha
department Of justice is conducting At
the direction Of President Wilson
against food dealers who are alleged
to have seized upon the European war
as a pretext 20 increase the cost Of
living
All the indicted men are local pro-
duce dealers OF commission mer-
chants. No nationally known firm was
indicted.
At the department OF justice Il was
said government agents working in
many states for evidence OF price FIX
ing we're expected to make reports
soon. which officials hoped would be
the basis OF other indictments. Attor.
ney General Gregory has this TO say (:
Insist on Imprisonment
Under conditions now existing
throughout the world. capitalization OF
misfortune and oppression Of our own
people by the arbitrary increase OF
the price OF foodstuffs are so peculiar
" reprehensible that whenever con-
victions can be obtained the govern
ment Will insist upon sentences of
imprisonment-no fine or no civil
remedy will be deemed adequate"
The men indicted here to-day are
charged with having fixed prices
every day by ballots" suggestions
or verbal agreement. and to have cir.
culated price lists which completely
eliminated a competitive market for
food
Bench warrants were issued for all
teh indicted men and bail was given
for their appearance In court
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LULL ON BEFORE PARIS siege
OPPOSING ARMIES AROUND
PARIS NOT IN
CONTACT
But Are Taking POsitions-Ger.
man Army Has Been Checked
at Verdun.

PARIS, Sept. Att Is officially
announced that the opposing ar.
mics around Paris have not come
IN contact They continue their
movements taking positions.
The statement adds:
The Germans have been
checked az Verdun. The French
are successful In Lorraine and
the Vosges. The situation has not
changed.
News that the actual sieae Of
Paris has begun 10 expected mo
mentariiy.
u 10 considered certain that
the German attacking columns are
already within few miles Of the
outer ring of Paris forts.
No civilians are permitted with.
IN the military district proper.
The only Information made pub.
lc is the statement that the al.
lied forces now hold the Zine Of
third defense"
Whether this means that the
French-British forces beqin on q
line east ard Wes. from the Frst
chain Of forts. or is 70 or - miles
further north is known only 70
Gen. oallieni ard HE star.
The General maintains HE con.
tdence that the city can hold out
FOR an indefinite period. and he
has his troops a. their positions
waiting the German attack.
One of the striking events %
The last few hours has been the
issuance of a manifesto by the 50.
clalist leaders calling on ait mem.
befs of the party 20 perform their
duty in defense o. Paris 20 the
faet
The Socialist leaders have vol.
unteered 20 perform any service
General Gaillcni may assign
them That ls the general spirit
of az Frenchuaen now IN the Tor.
n1er capital
Suggestions that the city may
eventually be surrendered find no
credence here.
General oaliieni has every con.
fdencs IN the strength % the
forts
Their guns. sH of the latest
Coontinusd on Fags sizl
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stroyers had arrived az Klei In q
damaged condition and that ctr.
ers were understood 70 have been
sunk, "in the vicinity Of the Kiel
canal IN some quarters, how.
ever, q was suggested that the
vessels may belong to the Ger.
man force that was enaaoed In
the recent faht with the British
on Heiaolsnd.
RUSSlA-The official Russian
statement concerning the cso-
ture Of Lembura. capital % C.
Neia, says that " is believed the
remnant Of the Austria army left
after the Russian attack is no
no LONGER Of military value. De.
sides the thousands Of men killed.
wounded Or made prisoners. the
Russians report that they took
200 guns from the Austrians.
Grand Duke Nicholas. she Rus.
sian cormanderin-chief. has or.
dered the captured territory IN
Austria-Hunaary administered by
the Russian general IN command
IN that country.
BULGARIA - The Buioarian
minister 70 orecce declares thes
Bulgaria has decided 70 maintain
her neutrality until the enc of the
war.
gRANcE--A German aeropians
which tried 20 approach Paris ls
reported 70 have been smashed
by the guns of two French avia.
tors IN an aerial battle
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through Gallela Is declared 20 he
extremely rapid. The cossacks
are sweeping the country In front
OF the Infantry and falling back
whenever strong positions are To-
Gated.
To the activity OF the Russian
eavssry much OF the present sue
cess 10 due. The cavalry has de-
liberately violated the rules Of
safety In charging entrenehed
Austrian positions, but by doIna
so has terrorlzed the enemy, the
official report says, and as a re-
suit the opposition has lost much
Of lts foreefuIness.
Germans Are In Great Force.
The general staff issued a state
nnent reviewing the general situ-
alton, which was everywhere char
seterized as excellent. u Is said
that the operations in East Prus-
sia are being forced again, al.
though the Germans are now pres
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HEAD OF GERMAN ARMY
Is NOW ONLY TWENTY
FIVE MILES FROM PARIS

LONDON, Sept. 4.-cen. CALI
eni, the military governor Of
Paris. yesterday declared that he
had been placed In supreme COM
mand Of the elty's defenses and
would hold the city indefinitely
against any force Germany might
bring against L.
This Will only be done, the cor
respondent declares, In case the
outer line Of the defenses Of Paris
are passed by the invaders.
British, French and Belgian
wounded are being transferred
from Paris TO other cities, and the
great exodus Of the populaee OF
the French capital to the south
continues.
25 Miles From City.
The correspondent Of the Times
at Dieppe, under yesterdays date,
Indicates that the Germans are
less than rs miles from Paris.
He says:
"AII day yesterday the head OF
the wedge which now forms the
German right was furiously fore
ing its way TO Paris, batterlno
the rear Of the retreatina French
through crell, senIls and crepy-
En-VaIols.
"The eannonadIns broke WIN
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THE WAR AT A GLANCE

FRANCE-Whiie the official
announcements made b. the Brit.
ish and French authorities last
NIGHT were 20 the effect that there
had been no change IN the situa-
ton of the belliaercnt armies. un-
official reports said that the Ger.
man right wing had been checked
and forced to retire on ST. ouen-
Tin. on the River Somn1e, 30 miles
northwest. a. Laon.
ENolAND-The British ofHeial
press bureau IN its statement said
q German movement was develop.
ING In an eastward and southeast.
ward direction The exact geo
graphical location on this move.
nent was emitted
FRANCE - Further connrna.
ton was received IN New York
last night that many thousands
of Russian troops had gone into
France 20 join the allies aaainst
the Germans. Their number vas
estimated a. between 10000 and
5000.
BELctUM-Newspaper reports
% London last night said the Ger
mans were operating IN the die.
trict between Aiost and Ternon.
De. Belgium. and that the latter
towr was being bonbarded.
ENGLAND-That another naval
engagement IN the North sea has
occurred seems possible from
statement issued b. the london
ohiclal press bureau u said
seven German torpedo boat de-
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ALL DEPENDS ON TURKEYS
ATTITUDE REGARDING
CONFLICT.
Latter Country Claims to Remain
Neutral But Professions
Not Credited.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 4-Intima-
tions have come to many European
diplomats in Washington that hostiIi-
ties may be extended not only 10
Italy and Balkans. should Turkey en-
ter the field. but to the Caucasus.
Persia. Egypt and India as well. In
such event the presence Of Japanese
troops and fleets in western Asia
particularly 10 assist England in
either India or Persia, would not be
surprising, according 10 diplomats
representing the allied powers.
While Japan has confined her pres
ent operations against Germany 10
Kiso Chow and the China seas. the
spirit OF the Anglo Japanese alliance.
Il was said. might lead her after con-
sultation with Great Britain to ext-ua
helping hand TO her ally elsewhere
in Asia
A Rustem Bey. the Turkish ambas-
sador here made public a Telegram
from his government which he inter-
preted as conclusive evidence" ~
the Porte's intention 10 remain neu-
trail. but his views were not shared
by diplomats representing the allies.
The latter are confident that Turkey
Is merely delaying an announcement
Of her intentions while completing
military preparations
heutraliy Declared.
The Turkish ambassadors cable
gram was as follows:
BY virtue OF the neutrality we have
declared. the military authorities have
received orders to insure by every
means possible the entire safety OF
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dows In chantiliy which 10 only
" miles north OF Paris. The
Germans are also near Sossens.s %
Another dispatch TO The Tlmes
from BeauvsIs, 20 miles north
west Of Paris, says that the Ger
mans entered cierrnont, 50 miles
from Paris, at 2 O'Clock Wsdnes-
day morning.
At the same time their csvrirv
was operating around BeauvaIs.
Four Colossal 6attIes On.
The armies Of Germany, Aus-
tria, Russia, France and Great
Britian are still at death arIps In
four colossal battles.
A few brief buIlentlns convey
all the Important facts that the
peoples Of Europe know about the
war yet the interests Of their
armies so far overshadow all In
dlVlduaI affairs that they wait
with spartan patience for Infor-
nation.
There Is a distinct undereur-
rent Of pessinlsrn In the meaaer
news that comes from the con-
tinent.
The one fact that prevents a
panieky feeling Is the reIalza-
6cOntinusd on rage rAirsssn.)
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FlLlsUsTER CONTINUES.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 4. For many
hours again today Senator Burton con.
tinued his attack upon what he char
acterized as the Climax of waste
bill. Showing no signs OF yielding In
his fibuster against the measure. the
Ohio senator assailed item after item
Projects in many sections OF the coun
try. he asserted. were proposed mere
ly 20 antaKonize railroad competition
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AWFUL SLAUGHTER
English Soldier Tells of Use o. Ma
chine Guns IN Killing German
Advance IN Battle

LONDON. Sept 8. 3.Of a. m -Enr.
lish soldiers from the front tell some
wonderful stories about the terrible
execution done by their machine guns
on The advancing Germans
We take up a position on the road
side and wait Tor them 10 come" eaid
one of these soldiers when they are
two or three hundred yards away we
are eager 20 Ere Says the captain
nnf Ennlinhf
"tio iooked through tia rias~es and
. then anFa
.Irt them hntc If h1fr"
NfN lf rHHn HmH Wnn rrH FIffr .r
fiHfr lrUu Uuf If Hakra IffIr Iffrr-
rn'r. others come nn and thrn We move
our guns"
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GERMANS HAVE BEEN CHECKED

PARIS. Sept 4. sos p. m. - An
Official communication issued bv the
military government Of Paris this a.
tcrnoou eays.
The movements of the opposing ar.
mics near Paris are being continued
without contact taking place. IN the
district % Verdun the German force
hae sustained some checks IN Ior.
raino and the Vosrcr our troops won
fresh Impartial success. Tho gcneral
situation is little changed"
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Grandma Seymour nneyAve years Old probably was one
OF the Oldest persons who answered the appeal attended
the morning service at the First Baptist church She
the Home Of the Frendess 100 Collins When the co
TO CHURCH call FIRST issued Mrs. Seymour greved be.
cause she thought she could be The
Quest Bible class Of women Of the First Baptist sunday
school learning her desire carriage her Accom-.
panied by Mrs Parr eighty years old she made the rp
without difficulty and happy
co TO CHURCH.
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piete that the public is Willing TO
believe the English government
has IL within its power to conceal
any movement.
According TO stories told by pas
seneers who returned from Eng
land on the Mauretanla Sept. 80
this reported movement Of Rus.
sian troops TO France was made
by way OF the Scotch coast.
AMSTERDAM, via London.
Sept. 4.-Aceordlng TO private ad-
Vices from Petrograd (St. Peters
burs) Russian troops In great
strength are being rushed TO the
aid Of the defenders Of Paris.
They have been embarked on
transports and their destination
Is hidden, according to the report
which reached here.
NEW YORK, Sept A Rus
(continued on Fifteenth Page.)
THE WEATHER.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 4.-Forecast.
West virginia, Ohio ana wester-
Saturday ana sun
day, with rising temperature.
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Cardinal Dominic Ferrata, the newly
appointed papal secretary OF state.
was born in 1S47 at Montefiascone. II.
ally. His work as papal nuncio at
Paris and as prefect OF the congrega.
tion Of Bishops in Rome. stamped him
as finished diplomat. He presided
over the Eucharistic congress neld
last year at Malta.
In 1901 when the late cardinal Ram.
polla resigned as papal secretary Of
state. Cardinal Ferrata was mention.
ed as a probable candidate for the
Office.
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FERRATA
Prominent Contender For Papaey Il
Named The Official Papal Sec
retary Of State.

ROME. Sept - II IS officially an
nounced that Cardinal Dominica Fer
rata has been appointed papal secre
tary of state.
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REFUSED
CARDINAL MERCER OF BEL
GUM REFUSED SAFE CON
DUCT FROM ROME.
Declined TO Deny Stories Of Ger.
man Atrocities Given as
the Cause.

LONDON, Sept 4. tt:27 .. M
Cardinal mereier. archbishop OF
malines, and Cardinal Annette.
archbishop Of Paris, are return.
Ing 20 the French capital 70. o.aether
from the eoneisve In Rome, &C.
eording 70 a Central News die.
patch from Paris.
u is announced. the dispatch
says, that Cardinal Mereier de.
ei.ned 70 aeceds % the reauest
made BY the Austro- -ffunoariao
ambassador a. Rome that he
should deny reports Of German
barbaritiea. The aulbassador
thereupon refused 70 accord Hls
Eminencs safe conduct for the re.
turn journey 20 Mslines.
PARIS. Sept A. A de-,
patch % the Petit Psrisls,
from Rome says that the Austrian
Ambassador there asked csrdIosi
Mercier, archbishop Of MaIioss
who was IN Rome attending the
conclave. 20 retract a deeiaratioo
the cardinal had made CONCERNING
the destruction of Louvain by the
Germans. The cardinal refused
ard the Ambassador declared that
the former need rot count upon
safe conduct Tor his return trip
% Msilncs
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Half Entire Population of St. Paul at
Service on Go to Church Sunday

20 TO CHURCH,
In every village hamlet and city in the United
Sts the cry heard Many have had their GO TO CHURCH
sundays already The reports very encouraging About
ha OF St Paul went service particular Sunday The
pastors unresevedy the BEYOND THEIR
AFFILIATIONS As pastor described the scene az his
church every and child congregation seemed
70 nave made special effort get church Other pastors
told OF enthusiastic responses Of persons had not attended
church IN the end Of the service declaring that this
doesn't mean only once I'm be here Sunday too"