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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
GERMAN ATTACKS
REPULSED AFTER
HEAVY FIGHTING
Progress Made in Region Of
Lassigny, With No Change
Elsewhere.
WARNING TO PUBLIC
BY MILITARY EXPERTS
Must Not Ignore Teuton Efforts
to Force Barrier at More AS
sailablc Points.
RUSSIANS MOVING STEADILY
In Galicia Apparently Have Pre-
mysl Pretty Well Sur.
rounded.
In Galicia Apparently Have Pre-
mysl Pretty Well Sur
rounded.
Status of Warfare
Remains UNCHANGED

Again the status OF the warfare
on the long line In France remnIns
unchanged, according 10 the oHi-
cial report OF the French War Office.
The battle hns developed into n
war of assault, with the allies In
the role OF attackers against sI.c
strongly intrcnchcd positions OF the
Germans. which are fortified with
large md nInnil artillery pieces and
hedgcd about with barbcd wire en-
tnnSiemcnts. The French report
says In these circumstances prog
rcss necessarily must he slow.
In the eastern wnr zonc tho Rus
SLAMS report TINT they arc still pur-
suinE the rctrcntihG Aust rims In
Galicin, willie ON the German front
the German and Russian armies arc
In close contact, but no engage
mcnt has occurred.
4 press dispatch says the Scryfans
have retnkcn BiuboviR from the
Austrlnns, and that In the lighting
the losses were heavy.
n news agency dispatch is nut
thority for the statement tsant the
Germans have intrcncI,cd nnd mined
approaches to Brussels. and also
nre fortifyinE the region around
Ath, northwest OF Mons. to prevent
the Bclginns falling ON the Ger
mnus, should retreat from France
he forced.
In reply to Gcrmnny's protest
aEninst Chinn's violation of ncutrni-
ity by permitting Jnpnncsc troops
to land ON her soil. Chipn said she
wRs unable to defend her ncutrnl-
ity.
4 German official report says tIr
'sussinus lost In the battles nenr
''""""nhrr~ iHn.00O men hii!cd and
0O.OUO captured.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

WASHINGTON. September 23.-Gen-
eral Villa has telcgraphed General Car
rama disavowing the latter as first
chief OF the Constitutionalist army in
charge OF executive power in Mexico
This was announced in a telegram from
General Carran2a tonight to the Con
stitutionalist agency here.
General Villa AT the same time an
nounccd that neither he nor his dele
gates would participate in the national
convention called for October at Mex
leo city TO designate Provisional
President
The exchange of kilograms resulted
from General Carranza's order to re-
tain railroad communication between
Aguas Calicntcs and Torrcon, until he
could learn whether or not General
obrcgon. coinmander of the division
OF the Northeas st was held under arrest
by Villa
After receiving long message from
CarranZa. Rafael Iubaran head of the
Constitutionalist agency at the McNi-
can embassy. authorized the following
statement:
Contrary 10 Villas denial that he
had arrested General Obregon tho
latest official reports from Mexico CITY
to-day make clear that he is still be-
ing held in the territory controlled by
NlliaS forces.
IN view OF this unjustifiablc act on
Villas part, Carranza took precautions
AIRY measures To protect the railroads
giving orders to discontinue tcmpor-
ariiy service to the north OF Aguas
calicntcs. Thereupon Villa asked the
first chief for an Immediate eXDlana-
tion Of this act. Carranza answered
that before he would vouchsafe an
explanation he demanded on Villas
N nj ~ fNs.I, Of
in unwarrantably holding General OBJ
reEon.
Instead OF giving to Carranza sat
isfactory explanation. Villa Informed
the First Chief that nc had given or
dcrs TO halt Obrcgoa at Torr, on, and
that the FORCES under Villas command
would not bc represented at the NAT
ional convention TO be held i'm Mexico
city October /. In conclusion, villa
said he no longer recognized Carran-
~ the first chief of the consti-
tutionalists.
SUDDEN BREAK CAUSES
PROFOUND SENSATION.
This sudden break between the two
foremost factors in Mcxico's politics
caused profound sensation here. Sec
rotary Bryan would make no commen,
and the White House officials likewise
were silent.
1T was generally understood. how
ever that President Wilson probably
would delay the evacuatio nor Vera
Cruz until the controversy was ad-
justed.
Official reports from various points
In Mexico to-day had pictured the sit
uation as ominOus. From Mexico City
came reports that General Carranza
considered postponini; tho convention
ten days From this fact. some officials
thought the breach might he hoaled, if
Continued on Third Pageo
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LONDON. September 23 (9:io r. NJ.
The battle of the .\isne seems to be
waiting on the outcome of the attempt
OF the allies 10 outnank the German
right wing. NJ any rate. the French
official report late to-day, while it
speaks of an advance made by the al
lies left in the region OF Lassiguy---
and unofficial reports say that this al.
vance was ono OF about twelve miles
simply records the rcpulsc OF several
violent attacks by the Germans, and
the fact that elsewhere the situation
remains unchanged. Military experts.
however, warn the public not TO Ignore
the German efforts to force tho French
barrier chain at its most assailablo
points
1t requires lot Of patience to walt
Tor the result of this battle. but so
confident are the English and French
that their armies VIII be successful
that they are not much worried
In Galicia the Russians are pushing
steadily on toward przemysl.
IhcE apparently have that place
pretty well surrounded by now, FOR
Following the capture Of Jaroslau, they
announced to-day the occupation of
Wislolt. on the hungarian border
southwest of Pryzmysl and an import
ant station on the railway. which runs
from Sanok through one OF the passes
of the Carpathians to Scemplin, and
from thence 10 Budapest
WiSlok probably WAS taken by that
part OF the Russian army which ad-
/, Vanced from I.cmberG by the southern
route TO cut OF the retreat OF the Aus
triau army through the Carpathians.
1t also is another link In the chain
which the Russians are drawing; around
,the tortrcsscs of prZemysl and Cracow
IN CLOSE TOUCH
WITH GERMAN FORCES
On the German frontier the Russians
ere III close touch with the German
forces. according to their report but
no lighting has occurred
The Scrvians record almost daily
successes. This time il is the captur,
of Liubovia, on the River Drna.
The even. of the day has been tho
Hight OF British naval acroplancs from
Antwerp to Dusseldorf, approN Nimntely
distance of 400 miles, in the course ot
which they dropped bombs on the Zen.
pelin sheds of the German aerial fleet
which would cooperate with the GER
man navy In case OF a raid on Eng-
land.
The official bureau intimates thar
the flight was undertaken as a warning
To the Germans that IL any more bombs
are dropped on unfortiticd towns in
Belgium or France, the allies .c>tn re-
taiiatc. lt is likely the warning also
is intended to include London, which
has been expecting Il visit fron tho
Zcppeiins.
1t has net been possible vet to make
up rolls OF the losses in the sinktnc,
of the British cruisers Ahoukir. IIOguo
ana Cressy by German submarines, but
thus far. out OF 2,a0c officers and men
on the ships 1867 have been accounted
for. and it is hoped trawlers and Other
vcssls will bring in moro survivors,
The landing of some of the Survivors
in Holland has raised the question as
TO whether they must bc interned Il
has been taken for granted Thai this
would be the case, but the point is nav
brought forward that they rtally .,ra
shipwrcckcd sailors and entitled to tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
.CARRANzA IS D|sAvOWED
AS FIRST CHIEF BY VILLA
Sudden Break Between Mexican
Leaders Causes Profound SEN
sation in Washington.
RESULT OF OBREGoN ARREST
Neither Former Fighting General
Nor His Delegates Will Partici-
pate in Convention Called TO Desig-
nate Provisional President.
Villa Announces
His Independence

EL PiSO. September :.3.-GenernI
Francisco villa. dominant LEADER I'm
Northern Mexico. Tonight de-
nounced the central government
headed by NcnustinnO Cnrrnnzn, and
announced his Independence In a
statement sent tO the Associated
Press.
This placed the State of Chi
huahna In open revolt ngninst the
party In power nj Mexico City ny
well as Sonora. the next border
state TO the west. where Governor
Mnyorenn previously hnd proclaimed
his independence Of the COnstitu-
tionniist party NJ represented by
turrnnya.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
Tie Naye ~d 0oi,-

Here is the nave Of the famous Ca
thedral OF Notre Dame, in Rheims,
where some priceless tapestry, four
teen pieces dating back to 1880, rep
resenting scenes from the life Of the
Virgin. The historic edifice had been
turned into hospital for wounded
Germans, and i'll order to secure the
safety OF the edifice, but the Red
Cross flag flying from its spires was
ignored by the German gunners di-
recting the siege guns.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
CAPTAIN JOHNSON
GOES DOWN MITII SUIP

LONDON. September %. (9:0S T. Nj
The correspondent at tihrwich OF the
Evening News says he learns from
survivors of tho disaster to the three
British cruisers. that Captain. Robert
w. Johnson, pf the Crcssy, went down
with his ship. chcercd by his men who
Continued on Third Page.)
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24

The German submarine U-9 was built
III l?lo at DanZiS. She Is of 500 TONS
and her armament consists of three
eightccn-inch torpedo tubcs and two
c-poundcr guns. Her speed sub
merged is eight, knots. while on the
surface She travels at the rate of thir-
teen knots an hour
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
ACCOMPLISHED by ONE
SI,nMtIkISI. SIN(.IJItl

BERLIN. September 23 (via wireless
TO Sayvillc. l.. ID.-Rcports received by
the German admiralty show that the
destruction yesterday OF three British
cruisers in the North Sea was accom-
plishcd by the German submarine U-e
sinEichandcd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
MRS. PlNCHOT'S WILL FILED
Leaves S33t.OOO Each to sons GinOr,
md Amos IL. PinchOt.

NEW YORK, September 23.--Thc will
OF Mrs. Mary Emo Pinchot, who died
or August %. at SauGatuck, Conn.
was filed day for probate. Her cs-
tate is estimated at about $l,1i2,O00
Mrs. Pinchots sons, Clifford Pincliot and
Amos u. Pinchot. each receives S325,O00
and ono third Of the rcsidu;ury estate.
Tn" rc'Aaining onc-tlird goes 20 her
daughter, Antoinctte Emo Johnstonc, of
Loraon, England.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
PROGRESS on RIGHT
HANK OH OISI. IIIAIIIi

PARIS. September 23 (3:07 T. MI
The following official dispatch was
given out in Paris at 3 o'clock this
afternoon;
First on our left wing. on the right
ranccd in the region of Lassigny, where
there have been violent encounters with
the enemy. on the left bank Of the
Oise and to the north of the River
Aisnc the situation is unchanged.
Second. on the centre. between
Rheims and the River Meusc, there has
been no change of Importance. In the
Woevrc district TO the northeast of
NcrduIi, and in the direction OF Mouilly
and Dompicrrc, the enemy undertook
violent attacks. which were, however
rcpulscd. In the southern part of the
Woevrc district the enemy holds "a line
from Richecourt to Seichcprey to
Lironvillc, from which ho has not is
sued.
'1rhird, on our right wing, in I.or-
rainc and the NosScs. the Germans have
evacuated Nomcny and Arracourt, and
have shown little activity In the coun-
try around Domcvre.
The capture by tho Russians of the
Fortress Of Jaroslau, In Galicia, is an
nounccd."
GERMANS CROSS BORDER
AND REOCCUI'N TOWNS
WASHINGTON, september "s--Thc
German left wing in Lorraine has
Continued OIL Second PageD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
SLOW PROGRESS MADE
in BATTLE.Al0NG A|sNE
Official French Announcement Say
There Is No Recent Change i'm
Situation.
COVERS PERIOD OF EIGHT DAYS
Character of Combat Present on
Large Part of Its Front-Char-
actcr of War by Assault Similar to
Operations i'm Manchuria.

PARIS, September 2S ul:l6 f. Nj
The French official communication is
sueG tonight. after announcing that
there is no change in the situation on
the battle front since The issuance OF
the previous communication, comments
on the battle of AisEc The text of
the announcement is as follows:
"There has been no change in the
situation since the last communications.
Thc battle in progress along the
AiSnc has extended over eight days. but
1t should cause no surprise if one re-
calls the Russo-Jopancsc War
The battle OF the Marine was an ac-
ton undertaken in the open field. which
began with Il general resumption OF
the offensive by the French army
ii nnd had not had Time seriously to
organize defensive positions The Same
cannot be said Of the battle of .he
Aisn.. where the adversary. who was
retrcatinG. stopped and took positions.
which by the nature of the ground are
substantial in themselves in many
places. and watch gradually has i'm
proved as 10 organization.
This battle Of the Aisne. therefore
presents on large part OF it's front,
the character of war by assault, sim
liar 20 the operations in Manchura.
"it might be added that the eXcep-
tional power OF the artillery facing
eacn othcr--tho heavy German artillery
against the French ia ccntimetrc can
nons-givcs a particular value to the
temporary fortiilcations which the two
advc"sarics have drawn up.
The task is. therefore, to take whole
rows Of intrcnchments. each one pro.
tcctcd by close iefenscs, particularly
rows of barDed wire. with mitrailleuseS
in conccoled positions.
In these circumstances progress is
slow. II oftcn happens that the prog
rcss OF the attacks only amounts TO
500 metres 10 one kilo7netre Il day"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-09-24
watson far United states senate.

BURLINGTON. VT, ScDtombcC 23-
Charles -. Watson. OF 81 'AlbunS. wa.,
nominated AT the democratic State
convention to-day for United States
Senator.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-24

China imports wood, pulp from
Britain. Sweden. Norway and Ger
many.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1914-07-24

Mrs. Sherman M. Booth, a member
Of the committee, proposes that house
wives give their maids a two weeks
vacation on half pay, and send the. rest
to the cause, while Mrs. Ella Flagg
Young, when about to sail for Europe
laughingly declared, II think / will
refuse o..'tip' during my trip and 1
will have. a substantial fund to send
Mrs. McC6rmick.n
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are expected shortly to pay their long
contemplated visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
francis 3. Sayre In their pretty new
home at Williamstown, Mass. Way
last summer Mrs. Wilson accompan-
led Mr.. Sayre and his hancee on their
house hunting expedition to VIII
Jamestown. the party motoring down
from the Wilson summer home.
.::Harlakenden House, at Cornish.
N. H.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Sayre are get
ting everything ready for the contem-
plated visit Of Mrs. Sayres's dfsting-
uished relatives, the other White
House bride is also preparing to en-
terrain Mrs. Charles T. Martin and
her baby daughter. Mrs. Martin is
Secretary McAdoo's eldest daughter.
and his little granddaughter was
Christened Mona" for its charming
young aunt, Miss Mona McAdOo.
Some silly folks are claiming that
Baby Martin is great grand
daughter of the president" but as 1t
is only by marriage that young Mrs.
Eleanor McAdoo is grandmother,
1t seems rather far fetched, and 1t is
needless to say that the young lady
herself considers 1t a very poor Joke
when would-be-funny folks greet her
as Grandma McAdoo."
Col. Cocktails yNoflmen.
July was the time set for the
opening Of the canal, but the ,recur-
rent trouble in Culebra cut owing to
the constant falling in Of the earth
at Cucaracha slide has already Sde-l
layed- the formal opening Of the ca
nal to commerce more than, once.
For five months the shifting slide has
greatly increased the labor, of COM
pleting the great task Of cutting the|
canal, for no sooner is one fall OF
earth removed until another occurs.
,Cucaracha slide is well named, forl
1t means in plain English Cock
roach" and every housewife how
hard the prolific prolific pest is toI
control. AS q matter Of fact, while
great is the controversy over which
vessel shall have the coveted honor
of opening the canal and making thel
first trip from sea to sea, no war
ship or, other craft can really bel
given that honor because a humble
little Panama canal tug made the
actual trip bearing company
of distinguished officers towing
a number of barges ladenswith sugar,
on May 1s last. on that day the tug
entered the Miraflores locks and the|
next day completed the unique jour
ney from the Pacific to the Carrt-
bean sea. where they passed out
through the Gatun locks. It is said
the day before the Culebra channel
was. $50 feet wide and 38 feet deep.
During tho night, however, another
Cucaracha slide occurred and when
the tug and barges passed the chan
mel had filed up until 1t was only
100 feet in width and barely 80 feet
in depth. but day and night a fleet
of enormous dredges are now con-
stantly at work, and the date Of, the
formal opening Of the canal is now
actually. in sight.
China imports wood, pulp from
Britain. Sweden. Norway and Ger
many.
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the press c. business due largely to the
war In Europe and that are of peculiar
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is the bill to amend the postal savings
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Alexander M. Dockery. third as
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