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Kaiser's Troops Retreating from Sc
zanne District Make Stand at
Argonne---British Cavalry
Advance Near to ReimS.
FRENCH MAKE DECIDED GAINS
BEYOND ST. DIE AND LUNEVILLE
Gen. Joffre Says Five Days Battle Has Resulted
., in decisive Victory'-Too Busy in
Pursuit to Give Details
EpccidI Cable Despatch 10 TH1 SuN.


PARIS, September
The of the continues all along tho
line Amens eightytwo miles north of Paris. which
ured September has been the allies
have crossed the Aisne River.
The official communique this afternoon showed that the
German centre has been driven from Revgy Braban
of Paris and that the German left lost St Die
and Luneville on the Lorraine frontier.
Gen. Jore that the five battle has resulted
decisive victory for the allies and that the Germans their
large quantities of munitions The allies taken thousands
Of prisoners.
The only point where Germans seem o DC making
south of the where they retired Revgny
and BrabaneRo Gen. Jore that the of the
second third German armies is accentuated by
troops"
There information in tonights communque of the
position troops The War Office intimaes
in the field busy pushing their pursuit send back
reports detail The official statement issued at IL O6
o'clock, follows:
No communication this evening from gen
eral headquarters. The communicates of yesterday
and this afternoon showed the degree of vigor with
which troops pursuing the retreatng Ger
1t is natural under these conditions that
era headquarters cannot send details the incidents
of the retreat twice daily
All that know is that the allied armies
advancing along the whole front with contact main
tanned with the enemy. On left wing have
crossed the Asne River
Dispatches from Bordeaux tonight give German War
Office Berlin admitting the retreat of their troops
across the Marine The Germans that Strong fresh
forces forced them back.
Other dispatches from say that the Germans
lines Of communications their left and centre have been cut
bv the rapid of the allies and that they must
tbe route through the Mouse Valley and Luxembourg
1t is estimated here that forty-six army making
soo 600 men, took part battle of the Mane This is
the greatest number engaged in single combat
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GERMANS EVACUATE AMIENS,
81 MILES NORTH OF PARIS

bcrviners, Nomeny and Pont-a-
Mousson.
Report of the General in Chief OF che
French armies:
The battle. which has continued
for Ave days has resulted in de-
cisivc victory. The retreat OF the
first, second and third German ar.
mics Is accumulated before our left
and our centre. The fourth German
army has begun TO fall hack 10 tho
north OF Vitry-lc- Francois anC Ser
ma zc Everywhere the enemy n
leaving on the field large number
OF its wounded and large quantities
OF munitions. Everywhere VIC are
taking prisoners.
In their advance our troops have
discovered traces Of the intensity ot
the struggle and tho means taken
by the Germans in order To attempt
to resist our advance. The viSor-
Gus way n which our troops took
the offensive determined the success
OF the movement All officers, nom
commissioned Officers and soldiers
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WAR NEWS IN BRIEF

Russian victories for tho pas: few
days have utterly overwhelmed the
power OF the Austrian army in Galicia
and that tho capltula;lon Of the arm
les Of Gems. Won Auffenberg and Dankl
canro, long be sverted. These TWO
armles have been shattered IN Gallcla
where they were making a desperate
effort to concentrate N the vicinity Of
and unable 70 protect their wagon
trains or transport artillery In marshy
country, they were cut OF from sup
plies OF al, kinds and are now COM
pletely surrounded. The British Gov
eminent is momentsrily expecting the
news tha. this remnant ~ Francis
Joseph's army VIII he prisoners of the
car. II Is estimated that the Aus
'rian Generals were unable to with
draw 10000 men after the disasters
at IIrasnill and Tonaszow. II Is said
that tho Russians In the las: two days
have taken $4,000 prisoners. includ-
ing 10 officers. and An immense guam
tity OF ammunition and military
stores
The surrender OF Gems. Nuremberg
and Denkl will have two immediate
results The way vii, be open for the
great Russian army 30 advance
toward Breslau and thence 10 Berlin,
and also for an Independent force OF
Russians and Servians TO make q
junction FOR an advance upon Buda-
pest and Vienna. Tn" Russians upon
completing their operations Il, Galicia
plan To move directly toward Vienna.
TURKEY 80 According 70 dispatches
from CoI<stantinople tho first result
of the abrogation Of the special rights
OF foreigners Is soon to be felt. Tho
administrators OF tho tariff are said
to be preparing to impose 100 per
cent. duty on foreign textiles. shoes
and alcohol. The duty on shoes will
be the measure which will most d.
rectly affect America. II Is believed
that an objection to this increased
duty will be filed by the United States
Government, but II is doubtful whether
under present circumstances il Will
be Of much value.
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Ioffre, commander In
chief Of the French forces. in a tele-
gram % the Minister of War says
that the French victory appears more
and more complete. Everywhere the
enemy IL in retreat. abandoning pris-
oncrs. wounded and stores
In "a furthe- statement ne says
that the German army 4. retreattns
before the French left, having evacu-
atcd Ami-ns and falling back east
ward between Scissors and Reims.
In the centre the Germans stlli hold
the south end Of the forest OF Ar
conne, hut west of this they have
retired northward from Vesle and arc
making no attempt 10 defend the
Aiarne to the southeast of Reims.
On the right wing tho Germans
which were along the Meur'he are in
retreat beyond ST. Die and Lunevl.c.
and the French have reoccupicd Raon
rEtspc, Baccarat. Nomcny and several
other towns along the German border.
The Germans are evidently making
a heroic effort TO retain Reims. for
with Its loes their communication
for ammunition and supplies by way
OF east Belgium ard Luxembourg
would ne cut of.
returning to
England from Holland report that the
Anglo Belgian forces have recaptured
Brussels and are now in occupation OF
It. A large Belgian army under King
Albert defeated the Germans with
considcra ole LOGS a. Termonde. Client
and Llerrc II has driven the Ger
mans in tho district around Antwerp
south and II IL said that the German
forces have been cleared out Of a
territory fifteen miles south Of Ant
werp. Tho purpose Of these movc-
mcnts in Belgium has been to cut on
the German communication with tho
German front in France and also to
check the sending Of troops to the
French battle front The Belgian
SUCCESSES. II Is asserted. have been
largely instrumental IN effecting both
OF these purposes.
RUSSIA.--The reports from 81. Peters
burg. Rome and Paris say that the
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Term0nde q Heap
of Smoking Ruins
Only One of Every Ten Houses
Left Standing in Belgian
Town.

Speed correspondent .! THE StS and TIE
London "Dd1y Neus."


Sp>cf1' Cob'e Desp1fc, 10 Tnr Srv
CLIENT, Sept IL 6dclayed).- II have re-
visited Termonde. where no; more than
one house in ten !s unhurned saw
people who had come back looking in
vain IN the ruins FOR anything that
would be memento OF their old home.
Not thing remains. Not house OF
those burned has a roof. The frame Of
hedstead. hanging ridiculously from q
charrcd beam. was ali that one woman
could find of her home.
man !adustricusly salved the
ruined works Of an alarm clock from
mound OF brtckbats that were his
home. and BY the fact that a safe stood
against the wall distinguished the
national bank. Only the walls and a
few brass ornaments remain OF tho
church. Whole streets arc masses OF
debris. Gaunt walls stand naked against
the sky. a shame and disgrace for all
time to the enemy. And this is sinister:
II makes the crime more heinous. on
the doors OF a dozen houses are the
words in German characters, written In
chalk:
bite nicht ausbrannen TRAY DO
not burn us Quit. q. u. y. Is. Septem-
her s. 1914"
Among the ruins man showed me
where his grandfather, So years old, was
bayoneted IN the back az he fed from
the burning house. The man himself
fed on with his wife and mother. but
his brother turned, armed only with a
fail. To avenge the old mans death.
He did not know. but thought that tho
averger was flung into the flames.
The correspondent learns that II is
not the plan but the physical stamina
of the German army which is breaking
down. Reports reach me from the whole
line from Tournsi to Liege Of exhaus-
ton OF the men returning and the unfit
condition of those going forward.
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GERMANS IN DESPAIR
AT NEWS OF REVERSE,
London Despatch Says They
Seem Paralyzcd at Reports AZ
ter So Many Victories.


LONDON. Sept. l3.--The correspondent
OF the Dolly Chronicle at Geneva tolc-
graphs that he news of the German
defeat, passing through Switzerland into
Germany. caused profound despair. He
says that the German people seemed
psralyzed at the tidings, coming as they
did after 80 many announcements Of
victory. He says:
NO official bulletins have been issued
in the last forty-eight hours and mobs
have gathered in the different towns,
shouting olive us the truth The news
paper offices in Munich are kept closed,
as riots are feared. while in Berlin,
where the news OF the disaster trickled
In. the people are benumbcd.
AN along the Swiss German frontier,
where the news Ia known. the German
citizens are saying. IF the French have
beaten us, what will the Russians do?
We are LOST"
AMSTERDAM, Sept, l3--The disap-
pointment of Germans with tho present
war situation is indicated in letter
from Gen. Won Bume, which appeared
in the Cologne ZeitunO yesterday, Gen,
Won Bume advises the people To re-
member that the country is only at the
beginning of the sufferings and sacri-
fees which must he endured before her
goal 10 reached.
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JOFFRE REPORTS FVEDAY BATTLE AS "DECISIVE VICTORY"
GERMANS DRIVEN FIFTY MILES, FORCED TO EVACUATE AMENS;
RUSSIANS HOLD 100000 AUSTRlANS TRAPPED in THE MARSE
FRANCE SILENT ON PEACE.
SDecia, caJ,c Despatch 10 Tra srS.

Soecid' cable Despatch 10 TrE srS
EoEprArX. sept. I3-Premier Wv
iani. ~ discussing with TIE SrN
correspondent to-day the position of
America with regard TO the cause of
the allies. said:
"yop are aware that President
Poincare has JUS telegraphed PrcSi-
dent Wilson rchutting certain charges
made against The French army, and
at this juncturc I prcfc" 70 abstain
from making any definite s;atcmcn;
beyond expressing my very dcrp re-
spect for aud sympathy with the great
American nation"
referring "a tho possibility or
cvoutuu, Intervention by President
Wilson in favor OF peace, Premier
Niviani said
That question can he dealt with
only ny the allies. France, therefore.
has no individual say in tho matter
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GERMAN PRISONERS
BEG FOOD ON KNEES
Half Of kaiser's Troops Re-
ported in Dire Straits, Glad
TO Eat Horses.
ny ". COZENs HARDY.


Special correspondent O, Tue srs aud re
London "Ddi,y Mad"
Spectol Cdoie Bespotch 70 Tis srN.
PARIS. September 10
A British stan officer from scissors
told me to-day that the Germans who
are being brought to the British and
French camps were pcrishing from hun
ger and exhaustion; that they fell upon
their knees, imploring food. Half their
army. they reported, had been compelled
to eat their horses. The German cavalry
was 80 exhausted that the horses were
unable TO walk The horses OF the allies
also suffered greatly.
Tho great point IN the success of the
allies IL that they have driven a wedge
between the armies of Gen. Won Kluclt
and Cen Won Buelow, thereby cutting
off and threatening to envelop the Ger
man right wing. From bordeaux
hear that the army OF the Crown Prince
FREDERICK William rs IN a grave predlca-
ment on the Argonne, where the coun-
try IL mountainous. wooded and dlff,-
cult or travel There are no roads rum
ming north and south, and 70 retreat is
attempted by the west there will n.
danger Of rolling upon the army OF
Duke Albrecht of Wurtcmburg. thereby
increasing congestion. II the route
should be eastward tho only hope of
escape would be to hammer I. way
through the fortified line from verdun
tn foul and run the gantlst af the
Nancy Ncrdun forts.
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GERMAN FLEET OFF ALAND.
Big ships Are Seen AT Entrance to
Gulf Of BOthnts.

COPENHAGEN. Sept. IA German nee.
has been cruising south OF the .>land
Islands. az the entrance Of the Gulf Of
Bothn!s. for the past two days. according
20 pilots and fishermen who have arrived
at Raumo Finland, despatch from tina.
port says.
According to the despatch, the nect
comprised seven dreadnoughts and battle
cruisers, two cruisers, four dostroyers and
n complement of golfers and supply ves-
sells.
The nag OF Prince Henry OF Prussia.
chief admiral OF the feet. was hoisted on
the armored cruiser Bluecher.
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>p.,,al cab,, Despdtch 70 TuV Sc.
PMIs, September IL.

The official communlquc Issued D.
the military Government az $40 Thu
afternoon Is as follows;
FIRsr-On our left wing tho
enemy continues Its movement or
retreat. IIc has evacuated Amiens.
falling back toward the east. Be-
tween scissors and Reims the Ger
mans have retired TO the north OF
the vesle River. They have not
defended the Marine 70 the south
east Of Re!ms.
SEcoNp-In the centre the enemy.
which WAS driven hack from Re-
vigny and Brahant -ie-Roi, stu holds
his position az the south OF the
Argonne. on our right wing tho
enemy. which was on the Meurthe,
Is beating retreat. BEYOND Saint
Die and Lunovillc We have reoccu-
pied Raon rEtape, Baccsrst, Ram
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ITALIANS LAND IN ALBANIA.
Poree Dtsembsrked at AvIous, says
Trieste Despatch

PARIS. Sept. is.--Itaiian troops are
being landed az Avlona. Albania, accord.
Ing to despatch from Trieste to the
Echo de Parts
Threats by Albanian Moslers 20 sack
the town are taken as the cause OF
Italy's move.
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FRENCH CENSOR BRITISH REPORT
Newspapers Obliged 70 Omit Line
From War once Statement.
Spec,oi cote Despotch 10 Tus 81

FVr' 'UF 'UV-' 77''FUT'7 FTN
PARIS, Sept. l3.---The French papers
print an official "ommunique issued by
the London War once.
II is amusing to find that the French
censorship has deleted a line from the
British official statement.
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KAISER DIsARMS BIG SHIPS!
Rome Hear. That Only second Class
Boats Are Maintained.
~ Centrol Nflrs az Londt

BY Central Nous OF London
ROME. Sept. 19-According to a letter
from Kel Il Is alleged that Germany
has disarmed her dreadnoughts and
other ships and is only maintaining YES
sells OF the second class.
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PRINCE OF WALES TO FRONT.

H~ u y" serve On Marshal Freach's
stan IN France.
LoHuo%. Sept. 18.-The Prince Of
wales is going to the front IN France
within few days and will be attached
to the STAFF OF Field Marshal Sir John
French. The Prince is nm officer in the
Grenadier Guards.
Prince Albert, the second son OF King
George and Queen Mary. vino Is at
tached to the battleship Collingwood, Is
convalescing from his operation for
appendicitis and IL impatient to rcjo.n
the fleet
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term is WATERWAYS IDEAL FOUNTAIN
PEN. Made to q; every hand or money re-
funded A. the bes' local stores-ddv,
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Belgia ms Have Two Aims.

The character Of the news received
here indicates clearly that the object OF
the Belgian offensive Is twofold- to shat
ter the rctreating German columns II
possible and TO recapture Brussels and
the country to the east and south. 1t is
assumed here that the King IF tho Bel
Rians will endeavor 70 form juno
ton with an Anglo-Belgian column
which In supposed to be moving from
Ostend. Cnquestionably. If the great
German armies are hurled back from
France. they will fnd powerful new
army Of the allies ready TO strike them
on the flank.
From it's correspondent on the battle
aelds south of Maiincs the Central News
received tonight detailed description
az the successes OF the Belgian forces
in that district.
"I slept OIL Friday night he cables,
en-, the Cafe de la Boursc IN Malnes.
The cafe. being near the cathedral SUI
fered severely from the bombardment,
hut II ia still habitabe The proprietor
presided cheertully over his battered
tables. He had only few bottles Of
u,,ne and a scant supply Of cigarettes
20 offer. but what he had was gayly
proffered.
! "a, davbrcak was awakened by the
roar OF cannon. II was evident tina,
IIofstado. a village a few miles distant,
WAS going 20 be the centre OF another
warm engagement. A brisk walk brought
,o ,nto contact with evidences OF battle.
A steady stream OF wounded. carried on
s,retcbers, passed me. Most OF tho
,,ra,cher bearers were priests who arc
doing magnificent service with the Red
Cross.
zone OF the f,rst OF the wounded I met
was Lieut. Boochart, whose acquaintance
had made the previous night. The
fine fellow had now four wounds, three
in his left shoulder. one In his right
leg. He waved me a merry greeting
nevertheless. and gave me the news
that tho Germans were being beaten
back
81 mounted a railway embanfTnent
7 saw that the Belgian line extended
from Tcrmonde to beyond Campenhout
near I.ouvsin. The Germans were In
force at Verde on the right and al
Elcwyt directly In front, each about
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Drives Germans From Ant
wcrp Region Toward
Brussels.
ENEMY'S SHELL.
FIRE INEFFECTIVE
10000 of kaiscr'> Marines
Now Face Beloians i'm
the Capital.
Speo'o, caote Dispatches 10 Tt, srA.

LONDON, september IL tmidn!ghO.
King Albert OF Belgium is in per-
sonal command Of an army which is
driving the Germans steadily from the
Antwerp district toward Brussels. Des-
patches from Amsterdam. Bordeaux and
from the correspondent OF tho Central
News IN Belgium agree that the Bel
gian offensive movement has cleared
tho country Of German troops for at
least fifteen miles south and southeast
Of Antwerp. Apparently the Germans
Fastening southwark TO reinforce their
staggering troops In France, have been
defeated by the Belgians near Ter.
monde. Client and Tierre- The Bel
CLANS won an important engagement
on the RICH, hank OF the scheldt and the
Germans are rapidly retrcating.
Thess points are named as the new
est evidences OF the vigorous offensive.
German communications 10 the north
and northeast have been cut, railway
lines have been seized by the Belgian
army. Tie Germans have been driven
beyond Louvain and 10 the southeast. A
German counter attack from I-ouvain
compelled the Belgian left to give
ground, but the right and centre con-
tinued to advance, and It is conjectured
that tho Germans will be forced to
ovacuate the city they burned to the
ground.
Large numbers of German wounded
were taken 20 Antwerp this afternoon
and tonight. From these and from
wounded Belgian soldiers information Is
obtained that tho Kaiser's grip on Bel
GUM is rapidly relaxing. Dozens Of
villages have been given up by the Ger
man troops in their forced retreat
southwark.
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CoDtinued on Fourth Po0,

a. cHAs. d, MATTHEWs-DEsKs
'Rh r. Complete office outhtter.-Aer.
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