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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

WANTED-Five or six room house with
large lot and city convenience, on
terms; small cash payment. Phone
Main 2421-I
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ANTED-Improved lot between FoI
rest avenue Twelfth. Spring ana
Boulevard, under S45 foot; give parucn-
lars. Address Real Estate. Box BIZ, care
Georgian.
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Pigeons

PfGEONS-We have for sale White
Homers, Carneau, White and Black
Maltese. also fancy pigeons. We re-
ceived gold medal for best display in
New Orleans and cup for best display
recent Atlanta show. Model Poultry
Farms Inc. Colbert. Ca.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

FOR Rent Large garage. corner Ju-
nlper and Eleventh. reasonable ivy
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UNPUBLISHED HOUSES FOR
RENT.

For RENT-F For $45 per month. No $50
Piedmont avenue eight rooms. fur
mace, gas, electricity. garage, chicken
yard, house a new one. ia fine Cundl-
ton, best section, North Side. Ivy
gHaE
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STABLES FOR RENT.
BOOMING HOUSES FOR RENT.

STABLES Tor rent. rear 1923 Houston
street - 80 month
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pALMISTRY.
PROF Ia VOTX

THE WORLDS Greatest Clairvoyant,
Palmist and Trance Medium. 20 Syc-
auore street Decatur. Ga,
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UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR
RENT

7f27f2 mr. ~ Sive ToGf1s, I,TTvste bans
large yeranda, separate entrance. WIN
make price right. owner. "-' Central
avenue
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WANTED Lady or gentleman who can
invest $1,000 secured by real estate,
salary $50 per month. office work. b. 5,
w Box 273. care Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24
oEF1cEs EOS RENr.

FOR RENT Offices IN the Moore Bulld-
ing al No 10 Auburn avenue. steam
heat passenger elevators, lights and
5srifo~ service. $i2 so 20 SIS George p
so.e Re- 49, and Een,inS. 70 Az
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24

WHITE ORPINGTONS-S good
utility cocks and cockerels; Dobbs
strain; S1.50 and 81. so each. Fair View
Farm, Palmetto, Ga
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ADVERTISE-2 words In 20 big sun
day papers including Hearsts sun
ences cope Agency, 3740 olive street,
~ i.OUis Mo.
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100 EGG INCUBATOR
bronder. half price
garden fc1ce Sc yard
sisn harss. soc apiece.
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FURNISHED HOUSES ron RENT

NORTH SIDE Six room cottage. partly
furnished, modern improvements pos
Forrest avenue, OF phone Main 254s-J.
between 3 and "a m
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.ors and erooders.

100 size Cyphe-s
IS yards heavy
half grown Bel
65 Crew ST.
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RTCKENE INCUBATORS. The
~ NNI- Il standard of perfection
in artificial incubation sizes 80 20 $50
eggs Write for catalogue. Wholesale
and retail Distributed from Atlanta.
Marbur d Minor General Agents. At
lauta o.
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PARTNER WANTED with small capital
To manufacture proprietary medicine.
ana registered physician arH phasua-
CiSf \a license go NAY. Address NJ
Box aga care Georgian
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24

YOU CAN MAKE A FORTUNE.
START mail order business. 2-page
book THE Law OF Success" and 100
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! MAI. ORDER propositions, 30 new
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| To- Nal Dealers Wholesale House,
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ADVERTISERS Your 25-word adver-
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LEGHORNS-WHITE.

IF any week in the year is best
for chicks to hatch, this is the
week. 500 White Leghorn chicks
ready Tuesday. j. P. Downing,
KirkWood.
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Plants and Seeds.

IfTiFSAIFFA SEED5N->Rfecieaned. home
grown, non-irrigated alfalfa seed,
s5.40, Sc. Sc 90, 1920 per bushel on track.
Seamless bags. Zoe each. Delivered.
price on request. No weed seed in this
section. L. c Adams Mercantile Co,
Cedar Vale Kans
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LHI)L7L our 1914 magazine catalogue
IAibIjust out. Phone or write for
e American Magazine Agency, p. o.
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PERSONAL.


PRIVATE TIP" mailed either sex,
married or single. Prompt. positive.
sure. harmless, can't fail. Physicians
reliance through 30 years. Trial 81 box
by mail sec Barker. Box 522. Atlanta,
Ga
LADIES Sanderson's Cotton Root Pills:
safe and sure cure for delayed periods;
price 81 money refunded IL il fails. Ad-
dress Or r. Pierce. San Francisco. Cal.
WILL GIVE relief or money back. For
Indigestion, sour stomach. sleepless-
ness send 25c for CarhonuS, Coleman,
Wappello street North SIDE, PlttsburE
SFNOID-A marvellous cure for weak
ness IN men. restores lost powers,
price 81; money refunded II IL fails Ad-
dress Or II. Pierce, san Francisco. Cal
JIM INGLES, or Engels, formerly Of
sinks Grove, W. Va, who worked for
Roberts & Schaefer Company December,
1919 WIN pay expenses and time to
Atlanta and return as witness in case.
Wire address quick. G. b. Atkins. 2JT
Gambler Annex. Atlanta, Ga.
CONSTIPATION overcome without
drugs or injections, no pills, pellets.
nothing 10 swallow; simple, harmless,
rapid. permanent; send soc today for
prepaid treatment TO the National Co,
Greensboro. n. c.
WORRY BLUES. nervousness cured by
mentiCulture without drugs, thesis
free Address Thomson School, 627 Life
Building Kansas city, Mo.
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FOR RENT.

ONE Of the best cloSe-in roominE and
boarding houses TN the city This house
IS located at No ice Ivy street tWitNin
one block of the Gambler BldE), and has
twenty rooms. For further intorm,ttlun
call Ivy 4446.
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR SALE Patented invention that
will save the cotton compressors mil
lions of dollars; inves tigate. Box 947,
Wichita Falls. Texas.
BEAUTIFUL hand painted postcards.
bOc per dozen. Address Dept. a, Box
81, Landisvile, Pa,
FOR SABE-The best automobile bus
on the market; run but little; will ex-
change for lumber or land; also a beau
tifnl electric sign, reads Cafe" h c.
Williams. Williams Hotel
$3.50 BRAND NEW PIANO at half price;
$50 cash. balance easy. Address l.
Box 9l6, care Georgian.
WANTED-To sell good bicycle cheap.
See II at 395 Peachtree st.
LADIES-Send 10 cents for three yards
valenCennes lace and 20 samples.
Evelyn q. Field, Hope, r. /
FOR SABE-A good machine shop. well
equipped for general repair work and
exclusive manufactures of the famous
Southern and Central of Georgia Rail
roads one Of the best locations in the
state for a shop of this kind For fur
ther Information address Bremen Ma
chine Works, Bremen. Ga.
FOR SALE-Soda fountain, in excellent
condition; 1913 Liquid Iceless model,
also csrbonatOr. need space immediate
~ Address l. G. G, care Georgian.
FOR SALE Have an old upright Stein
way piano In storage and have no use
for same VIII take SS5 for same II
taken quick Steinway Piano. T. o.
Box sos, Atlanta.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-02-24
POULTRY, PET AND LIVE STOCK
Lemons.

E C NWHTTE GHORNS-Winners at
Hagerstown. Baltimore, Williamsport
Cham bersburR. G. f. Clugston, Route 10,
Chambers burg, Pa. Eggs for Matching
Circular free.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-15
FRISCO TRAIN
IS DERAIED
Two Score Persons Missing
in Frightful Crash
Today.
TRAIN OF STEEL CARS
Rolls Down Embankment Into Creek
Victims Said to Have Been
Crushed Under Cars.

st. Louis. Sept ia Frisco pas.
seIger train bound from ST. Louis
to Texas points. was dcrailcd n"ar
Lebanon, Mo-, early today All wires
from Lebanon to st. Louis are
down as a result of the wreck. and
only indirect reports, by way Of
Springfield. have 50 far been rccciv-
ed.
These reports state that al least
two score persons are missing. and
were probably killed IN the wreck,
hut officials here have been unable
to get any confirmation.
The train. composed Of alI-steci
cars. is said to have rolled doNn tn"
cmbankmcnt INTO Il creek.
Those reported dead are said to
have been crushed beneath the cars
or drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-15
FIGHTING CONTINUES.
War Office Reports Russian Forces
Driven Back in East Prussia.

Berlin. via The Hague. Sept Ii
The only statement dealing with
the general war situation IN IN"
west .obtainablc at the war office
today declared HAT the general
fighting still continued with no de-
ciSivc result.
The efforts Of the French fo
break through the German ling
and isolate some nf the armies have
failed. it is announced. No details
of the general fighting at amy point
ARE ohtainabIc
It is announced that in east Prus.
Sia the German advance continues.
and that the Russians have now
been driven back at points across
their main frontier. Tn" German
forces have taken many prisoners
and numbcruuS rannonS.
The additional lists Of casualties
as published contain no new names
'of high officers killed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-15
QUICKLY FOUND GUILTY
Young Woman Tells Of Attacks On
Them by Prisoner in Guise of
plumbpr

Philadelphia. Sept. l5-Failing in
his effort to prove an alb! James
Baker was yesterday convicted on
charges of subjecting three young
West Philadelphia women to gross
indignities. The prisoner was found
guilty on II bills Of indictment carry
ing penalties that would keep him
behind the bars for the remainder Of
his life, should Judge Carr impose
the extreme sentence on each Indict-
ment. The Court however deferred
sentence. motion for a new tria! be-
ing made on behalf Of Baker, and the
defendant released under $1,000 bail
until the motion is disposed Of.
Baker. according to Mrs. Helen
Harvey. Il l7-year old bride, of No.
0l2 Concstoga street. compelled her
to disrobe. while Miss Ella Swanson,
of Reading, who was visiting reIa-
tives at No. 1880 Pine street, last
july. also testified that she suffered
harsh treatment at the hands of the
defendant. Miss Sarah Turner, of No
A0o3 Powelton avenue, also identified
Baker as the man who threatened
hr. The three young women, al! Of
whom are about the same age, were
positive in their identification OF
Baker as the man who obtained en-
trance to their homes under the pre-
tcnce that he was d plumber COM
missioned to do repair work
Pointing revolver at me-" sale
Mrs. Harvey, "he made ME tell where
SIT was hidden, and then with my
hands partly. tied with a rope hf
drove me to the bathroom where ht
made me take off my clothes. As
ii6arded them to him he threw then
down into the cellar, because, de
said. he wanted to be sure that
I wouldn't follow him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-15
CONDITIONS IN GERMANY
Berlin Deserted by Able-Bodied Men
Only Cripples And Boys Lett

As result of Germany's rigid conf
pulsory military service laws there
is not an able-bodied man In the CITY
of Berlin, according to tourists az
irving from the German capital. INC
mobilization orders of the Kaiser cal
led out every male in Berlin except
those too old, cripples and boys.
These nov are doing police duty anu
guarding roads and bridges. Al al
the approaches to the city and around
the bridges and public buildings boys
of II and Ia years of age may be
seen, wearing uniforms and standing
guard with fixed bayonets. .a H7za
Since the war began much has peeh
heard of Germanys military regula'
tions and much misinformation has
been disseminated. Military service
inGermany is compulsory. Liability
begins at the age of II and ends "a
the age of 45. but actual service be-
gins at 20.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-15
.AssaiIs Kaiser for War.

London. Sept. l5-Thc German
Humanity League has sent 10 the
British Humanity League the fol-
Ilowing fiery denumcation Of KaiS-
ier Wilhelm s War;.
Eve cannot at the hour refrain
from sending Il message Of trat"r-
| nal greeting to you who have fore
seen ana prepared for th" carnagC
which must prerrdc the inevitable
overthrow Of ii military dcspotiSm
too long tolerated by millions OF
Itoilers crushed by. its Internal
weight.
Markedly revealing himself. VIC
see the uncrrbcd tyranr. srlrrolnd:
Jed by his parasites. now directing
the most desperately devilish an:j
selfish campaign ever waged II.
!gainst humanity. We know that
the internal revolution now pro
Feeding in our midst will d"po,,
the dcspot. whose insatiahle EGO
tiSm IS tlrenching Europe with til.
blood Of its workers and wage earn
Iers. This letter reaches YOU by thr
thand cs a trusted Dntnh comradI
Iwho is risking his life in the oco
pie s cauSc.'fa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-15

Germans to try to cut Antwerp 8
communications with the sea.
King Albert in person is again
leading the offensive operations, de-
lspite the protest of the general staff
that he should not expose himself
to danger.
, Ostend. Sept. l5--The German
division which has been holding
Alost has evacuated the city in or
der to proceed to the aid Of the
imain German army. which is now
!being pressed by the Belgians. 1t is
believed here the Germans Will be
compelled to evacuate BwSsels III
the Very near future. Already the
troops that had been posted IN tn"
Vicinity of the Belgian capital have
left. and there remains only a COM
:parntivcly small body.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-15
KILLS WOMAN AND FLEES.
Negro Slashes Woman Who Proved
Faithless.

Mount Holy. n. j., Sept, l5.-cut-
ting her throat from ear to ear with a
razor and leaving her along the road
to die. George Johnson, coiored, killed
Laura Smith, also colored, short
distance from Campbell Soup Com
panys farm, near Riverton. last night
johnson attacked the woman on the
road for some unknown cause whip
ped out his razor and cut the gash
from which she quickly bled to death.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-15
CURTIS ELECTED.
Cities Give Miine Governorship Il
DemOcrat-Only l7,l47 Moose
Ballots Cast.

Portland, Me, Sept l5.-1n one
Of the closest elections the State has
ever known the Democrats yesterday
elected Oakley C. Davis governor.
The several thousands of voters who
supported Roosevelt II the 1912 elec-
ton flocked to the polls yesterday to
back the Republican ticket. but their
number was not enough to down the
Democrats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-15

STAND IS UNCHANGED.
Governors Preference for Local OPP
iton Over Statewide Well known
From the Beginning.

Rirhnlonds. Sept l3-lnccnsci
at the unauthorized publication Il
Il circular purporting 10 SET form
his position on the question ot
IStatc-wide prohibition, Governor
!Stuart gave ont ii statement last
might in which he rrteralcS his
stand for local option and against
statewide prohibition in the cleo
ition Of September - -. My position
is unchanged and is just AS it has
always been. he said.
The statement issued is the Gov
,crnor'S first direct announcement
ito the press relative III the prohIbl-
ton question About two weeks ago
! he authorized Private Secretary
Forward TO reply to press tele-
gram asking how he would vote.
/ Governor Stuart has avoided all
controversy. and has made no G!'
Eort 10 lse the influence OF his pn-
silion for or against prohibition. II
talking with friends. however. j."
has made no secret from the begin
ining Of the campaign Of his d"t"'-
limitation If wot" for local opiicn
ianL against Statewide prohibition.
After having been shown cir
!ruiar which bore his picture and
an aIIrne,l statement of his position
ithc Goyrruor pavr ont the follow
H., a,;.Iyoriya,i Srofaurl,t:
..Tn;. c;rcul,r < wholly unau-
!}horjz.d and its distribution Is with.
;;,rt r .oowIcdgr ~ consent. The
.only authorized public statement
(which has ever appeared as TO NV
attitude ON this question was dat
!riyru tu th. I.vrrhbIlrg Advance,
Ia paprr advocating the prohbitiCl
lraI,St and was IN rcph. 70 my see
,rntary ACCOMPANIED bv an nr@eri
service message calling for an in:-
n,n,Iilf. r,.pM for publication in
the afternoon issue Of that paper.
This telegram rruui,rd an answer.
svrS or no. or an evasion: pre-
Trrrrd TO answer. and authorized
my secretary. TO whom the tclc-.
grain WAS sent. to answer and state
my position. and TO emphasize that
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-15
DEATH NOTICE

Monday. September llth
THOMAS BOYD LEADBEATER
son of Janet Gregory and the !af'
Thomas Leadbeater. Funeral from
the residence, 329 north Washing
ton street. Wednesday, Septembe
18th. at 4 o'clock P. NJ. Fmera
private.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-15
TRAP SET FOR GERMAN ARMY.
forced Retreat Reveals Allies STRAIT
egy Leave Spoils Behind.

gH
London Sept. 15-A! Times cores
rondent who wires from five miles
south of Provina in the Department
OF Seine-at- Marine, says:
"I have travelled TO this point
practically along the whole line OF
1he Allied army, though, Of course
always in the rear. General Won
Kluck's host in coming down over
The Marne and the Grand NORM
! Rivers to Sezanne. 25 miles south
west of Enernay, met little opposi-
tion. and | believe little opposition
was intended.
"The Allies, in fact, led their op-
ponents straight into a trap. The
English cavalry led the tired Ger
rrans mile after mile and the Ger
rams believed the Engiishmen were
winning away. When the tremen-
dous advance reached Provina the
Allies plan was accomplished and
il got no further.
"The attempt of the Germans to
cross the Marne at Meaux entailed
terrible losses. Sixteen attempts
were foiled by the French artillery
fire directed on the river, and in one
trench 600 dead Germans were count
ed.
"The whole country was strewn
with the dead and dying. When at
last the Germans retired they great
Nv slackened their rifle fire and in
one place retired y miles without
firing single shot. One prisoner
declared that they were short of am
munition and had been told to spare
it as much as possible.
"On Monday night General Won
Kluck's army had been thrown back
from the Marne and from the Norm
and to the Region of SeZanne, and
his position was serious. lmmedl-
ate steps were necessary to save ms
line of communications and retreat.
To this end reinforcements were
hurried north to Meaux district and
to Ourco, and tremendous efforts
made to break up the French re-
sistance in this quarter, for MeauX
is to Paris as Reading is to London.
"The wounded men wtrano longer
but eager to rejoin
the fray. On every French lip was
the exclamation that they are in full
retreat and they are rushing back
home and in the same breath came
generous recognition of the great
help given by the British army.
'I am convinced that the full eS-
tent of this rout is not yet appre-
ciated in England. It was of a truly
terrific character and such a bio"
will not fail to have a lasting effect.
"The number of wounded enta'led
collosal transportation work. | my
self counted Is trains in eight hours
a fine grim set of men, terribly
weary. but very amiable, except the
officers.
"The enemy crossed the Marne on
the return journey north under great
difficulties. and beneath witherlnG
fire from the British troops. VINO
nursued them hotly. The German
artillery operated from a height
There was again much hand-to-
hand fighting and the river was
swollen with dead.
"On Tuesday night the British
were in possession of La fere Sous
.Jouarre and Chateau Ihlerry' al"
the Germans had fallen back AZ
miles leaving long train OF spo'lS
behind them. "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-15

The Alexandria Motor Boat Club
will hold their regular meeting ar
the Club House tonight at which time
very important business will come
before the club 4 full! attendance
is expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-15

The Chamber of Commerce held Il
meeting last night which was largelg
attended. A number Of routine mat
ters and reports OF committees were
considered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-15

is AVERSE TO KAISER.
Nicholas Determined to Capture Ger
man Capital and to Ride at Head
of His Troops into the City.

LONDON. oept. ~, l-'A' r.
reasonable estimate, says Times re
trograd dispatch, places the Austrian
losses in Galicla at 100000 in killed
wounded and prisoners, or nearly one
third Of their forces.
They have also lost, the dispatch
says. 1000 guns, more than two
thirds o ftheir available artillery
A dispatch to the Central News
from Rome says that a telegram
from Petrograd states that the Aus
trian crown prince, Archduke Charles
Francis, is with the Austrian army,
whose capitulation is regarded as i'm,
minent.
From the same source comes th2
statement that the seventeen day bat
tie of the Russians against the Aus
tro-German forces ended with the fol-
lowing result: Prisoners taken, $50,
600. field guns captured, $50; fortress
artillery captured, 1000 pieces. trans
por wagons takn, 1000, aeroplanes
captured. I.
The Russian embassy in Rome, ac.
cording to the correspondent of the
Central News, says that the German
army, commanded by Gen. Won Hin
denburg has been defeated near
Mlawa, Russian Poland, and that the
Austrians are evacuating Poland
with loss of $4,000 men.
Petrograd. Sept. 73-That The
proposed invasion OF Hungary by
a strong Russian body has been a.
bandoned was intimatcd here today.
It is realized by the Russian @rncr-
al staff that the German resistance
will be very strong and il has been
definitely decided that the entire
Russian field army. first and second
line troops. will be- retained for the
capture Of Berlin.
The Car is determined tha: S.r
lin shall be taken if it costs the
Russian empire its entire fighting
strength. His former friendship for
the Kaiser has been replaced by %n
cnmity which court officials say is
the most bitter the Gar has cvc;'
agains: anyone. He Is
determined that his forces will take
Berlin and that he will ride in rhr
city at the head of his troops.
Because of this il is officially stat
ed that there will be no side trips.
The crown land Of Bukowina was
taken. and the passes through the
Carpathians have been held purely
as defensive measures. The Russian
intend to utilize part of Austria for
the passage Of their troops toward
Berlin. but it is unlikely that any
real attempt will be made 10 in
wade Hungary proper The Scrvian
troops may do 50 and will b" aided
by the Russians in every way. bu'
the main Russian columns. after
the Austrian army is completely
DISPOSED of. will he sent directly
across Germany. if possible.
There is a growing feeling that
Austria will soon admit her inahil-
itv to further continue the war The
fact that her main army has been
crushed and lis capture is consid,
cred a strong possibility. means shp
will soon be no longer an active
factor in the war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-15

After the summer recess Martha
Washington Chapter, No. ~, Order
of the Eastern Star. will hold a meet
ing in Masonic Temple tonight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1914-09-15

An employee at the Potomac Rail
road yards reported to the police to-
day that he had been robbed of 5000.
He gave the officers description o.
the alleged thiei and they are search
ing for him.