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MAssING AGAINST sERvIA.
Army of 100000 Austrians and Ger
mans Prepares New Attack.

NVTNTWT IEVI'
ROAR, Jan. 0.-Reports received here
say that the movement OF German troops
10 aid Austria against the Seryians con-
tinues, most OF the soldiers being Bavar-
lans. II IL said that 500, 900 Austrlans
and Germans are concentrating at Sara
jevo TO start new invasion OF Servia.
Austria, II is believed here, must soon
make decisive attack against the Serbs
II she is TO retain any prestige in the
Balkans at all The servian army has
been put on a first class footing since the
recupture Of Belgrade and a new invasion
OF Bosnia and Herzegovina is planned
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TURKS ON OFFENSIVE.
Make Attack, Trying "a Save Im-
pcriIied Army Corps.

PErRoGRAp. Jan. Am oflc.al state
meut issued by the Russian General STAN
to-day shows that the Turks who were
defeated at Abraham and Sarl Kamysh
have reformed their lines and are attempt
ing a new offensive d, signed to extlicate
the Tenth Turkish Army Corps. which is
almost surrounded by Russian troops and
il in danger Of annihlatiou. The state.
ment follows:
The Turks. II would appear IN
order 10 relieve the deplorable p ST.
tlon OF their Tenth Army Corps tho
remnants Of which are retiring pre-
clp.tately from Sar. Kamysh. have
resumed a vigorous offensive In the
neighborhood Of Karaurgen, just In
side the Russian frontier.
on the other fronts there IL nothing
10 rep. n.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
NO CHANGE, SAYS VIENNA,
Austrians Report Repui-e Of Rus
Sian and servIan Attacks.

VIENNA. via London, Jan. "a state
ment issued by Austrian headquarters TO-
day reports the failure OF attacks by
Russians and Servians. The announce
ment follows:
The situation il unchanged. An
attack ~ strong Russian forces
across the heights east OF Czeremcha
was repulsed by our counter attacks.
We captured 400 prisoners and three
machine guns.
In the southern theatre a Servian
night attack on our advanced post
near Avtovao completely failed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
CROWN PRINCESS AT THE FRONT.
Bestows Decorations ON Officers of
Her siiesinn Regiment.

AMSTERDAM. via London, Jan. 9,---The
German Crown Prince has returned TO his
headquarters AT MOntmedy after a visit
TO Berlin. where he conferred with several
Of the Ministers He was accompanied on
his return to his headquarters by the
Grown Princess, who wished To bestow
decorations on the officers OF the Second
SlltSian Regiment of Dragons, of which
she Is honorary Colonel,
The Crown Princess will remain at her
husbands headquarters for several days.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
MAKE RAIDS BY AIR.
Germans Announce Attacks ut Haze
brouck aud Elsewhere.

BERIIN, via Amsterdam, Jan. Ger
man aviatoIs' attacks on Allies troops
were reported In an official statement
issued here early to-day. II said:
German aircraft bombarded Haze
brouck and Strazeele yesterday. They
were pursued by British airmen and
the result Of tho aerial cuga cement Is
not known,
Other alrmen bombarded Armen-
there's. causing an explosion at the
railway depot and killing number of
soldiers. The German artillery
fired later on tie enemy's positions
at Ar1nentieres and damaged several
houses occupied by troops.
Near Nerdun German aviators
bombarded the French troops In the
Boar Forest with success.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
FRENCH WIN IN CAMERooNs.


PARIS. Jan Q. - The Colonial once
announced to-day that French troops
from the Congo, who have been occupying
Edea in the German Canoruons, defeated
a mixed force OF German and native
soldiers. which attacked them The Ger
mans retired after losing seventy four
dead and wounded one machine gun and
nifty rifles The French Losses are said to
have been trivial
This is the first fightins reported nom
this section since Octoher 80, when the
German otficial bulletin announced that
the French had bonbarded Eamto Krlbl.
IN the Camerpons
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FRANCE GETS BOYS OF IS READY
WIZ He called Up for Preliminary
sMilitnry Instruction.

PARIS, Jan. 9.-The question OF the for
nation OF the conscripts OF the class OF
1917 into recruits ia under discussion.
These boys of about IS years of age will
not be called 10 the class Immediately,
however They will merely undergo
preparation for details of organization
In case emergency should require the
services OF another class
In the two years 1913 and 1914 Ave
classes were called up. those from 1912
to 1916. This II something unique in
French military history.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
HOLD POSITIONS FIRMLY.
MonteneErins Inder Heavy ARTILLERY
Fire, War once says.

CETTINJE, Jan. e.-The Mcntenegrln
War once issued the following statement
tonight;
Torrential rains and continuous bad
weather have rendered al military
operations most difficult, but tine Mon
tenegrin troops have firmly held all
their positions Notwithstanding the
ferce artillery fire of the Austrldns.
The King and Queen are visiting
the troops al the front
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
BRITISH LOSE OFFICERS.
Oh KILLED, las wounded, a. Missing
in Thirteen Day..

LONDON, Dec, 2o,-An officers casualty
list given out to-day gives the names OF
SO officers killed, l4S wounded AID as
missing for the last thirteen days. The
casualties among British officers since the
beginning OF the war are liza killed
1880 wounded and $50 missing
In the list for the last thirteen days the
Warwickshire regiment lost II killed, 2
wounded and missing; the Munster
Fusiliers lost killed, 3 wounded and 2
missing the Rife Brigade lost , killed,
wounded and . missing. and the High
land Light Horse lost 16 officers killed
wounded and missing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
TISZA MUCH BLAMED.
Hungarian Premier Criticized by
Papers of both Parties.

NiENSA via. Rome, Jan. 9.--The Demo-
cratic press is bitterly attacking Count
Tisza. ths Hungarian Premier. for his
speeches urging tho necessity OF guar
antee OF Magyar predominance in Hun
gary ON the other hand the Hungarian
Opposition papers blame Count Tsza for
neglecting internal reforms. which. they
say, are now easily obtainable.
Tho official press defends the Premier
strenuous.y. pointing out that II II
necessary that strong man be kept In
power IN the present troublous times
when the union Of all parties Is in
dispensable.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
TREsPAssED ON MINE FIELDS.
steamship Denver's Detention Due
TO Disobeying British Rule.


LONDON. Jan g.--The latest develop
ments In regard to the seizure OF the Nal
Tory Line steamer Denver. cotton laden,
from Norfolk to Bremen. seem to indica:e
that her detention was due to failure
by the captain to obey the reeuiatiohs IN
regard to tho mine fie.ds.
Tn, correspondent of THE SUN under
stands that the bona fdes Of tho Denver
was never in question and If she had taken
the southern course UP the English Cham
mel she would not have been detained tor
a minute.
The Denver was held up on January 9
and dispatches from Washington as
serted that this was the first case where
an American vessel with certificate from
a British Consul had been detained. The
Denver was released the following day. II
was reported that the American Govern
ment would make strong statement in
regard TO tho detention OF this vessel.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
MASSING NEAR LOUVAIN.
100000 German Troops Reported 10
Re Concentrated There.

AMsTERDAM, via London, Jan. 9.--An
important movement OF German troops
Is reported near LOuvain. German forces
estimated at 100000 men have marched
westward In the past few days with
numerous artillery and two brigades OF
engineers, They are now stationed in the
vicinity OF LouVain.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
STEINBACH IMPORTANT.
Opens Way to Germsny's Richest
Potash Deposits Near Cernay.

PARIS, Jan. 9.-Ld Liberfe says to-day :
'"The taking OF Stslnbach makes the
French masters of strong position on
which troops from Thanh are concentrat-
ing their efforts to form a line menaclnE
Cfrholz. to the northwest Of Cernay. and
the Nonnenbruch To- est, southeast of
Cernay whore there are hidden German
batteries.
THE forest Is rich in potash deposits
md the Germans are desperately defend
Ing Il because. IN conjunction with the
Sileslan mines which are threatened by
the Russians, 4 yields he chief OF Ger
many's Industrial products"
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was at this stage that Lieut. Coustante
Garibaldi fell ridded with shot. bu. with
his face toward the foe. Near .'r AT
the time was his brother. Col. I..rro
Garibaldi.
The italian casualties were $40. rtie.n
out Of tweuty-three officers f,iliur On
the feld No Garlbald.an allowed hun-
self TO he captured. They took g." Ge.-
mans and FIVE quick firing guns
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
I. VI. BALDWIN ConsratuIa,e- France
speclai cable Despa,cA 10 rnr srs.

PARIS, Jan. s.-Prof. Henri Bergson
has received cablegram from James
Mark Baldwin. the psychologist and
philosopher, formerly OF Princeton and
Johns Hopkins, who Ia n corresponding
member OF the Academy of Moral and
Political Sciences, which reads:
Happy New Year 90 victorious
France"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
WANTS QUIET BIRTHDAY.
Germans Urged 10 Avoid Public Fes-
tivities for Kaiser.

AMSTERDAM, via London. Jan. o.-The
Telc0tadt prints a despatch from Berlin
saying that the l''ussian Mini try OF
state has issued a notice urging against
public festivities in the celebration ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
coRNWALLIs.wEsT ON WAY.
On Leave of Absence. hut Keeps
Project secret.
sp.cfar Cable pespateA 70 TUE Soy.

LONDON, Jan. 0-Lieut. George Corn
wallis West. whose wife. Mrs. Pat Camp
bell, il starring in George Bernard ShHw's
"Pygmalion" in the United States. sailed
for New York to-day on the steamship
Transylvania.
He said he had obtained n leave Of ali
sence from the War once. but that he would
not disclose the object OF his visit until
he reached New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
BIG DEMAND FOR FRENCH LOAN
s5O.OOO,OOO Issue Already oversub-
scribed, London Financiers Hear.

LONDON, Jan. o.---It was reported In the
city to-day that the applications Tor the
flo. 900. 600 $3.50. 200. OO0) In French treas
ury one year bills bearing & per cent. in
terest have already oversubscribed the
Issue.
No official announ6ement has yet been
made regarding the result OF the issue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
TURKS OCCUPY KOTUR.
Have Advanced East of Lake Van,
says ConstantinopIe Report.

CoNsTASrlNOPLE, Jan. cit was an
rounced here to-day that the Turkish
troops have succeeded In occupying Kotur.
In AEer ~ idshan, est Of Lake Van.
The Russians are declared to have re-
treated TO the north.
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Only Quarter OF One Regiment Left.

BouLoGNE, Jan, e.--The Fourth Royal
Fusilers Is credited with having taten
part In more actions In the present war
than any other British regiment II has
lost In killed and wounded three-auarterB
OF the men with whom It started for the
fron. Many OF the original members of
the regiment are sull in hospitals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
GERMANS CLAIM STEnNBACH.
AIsatinn CITY Is Again Occupied,
Berlin Hears.

BERLIN. via wireless to Sayvllle. l.. l..
Jan Especial adviccs reaching here to-
night from Basel, Swi zerland, say tho
Germans have finally succeeded in occu-
pying Steinbach, tho French retreating
with very heavy losses to Thanh
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
PRISONERS WELL TREATED.

VIENNA, via Rome. Jan. a.--The Spanish
Ambassador has visited the prisoners oil
war in the Austrian detention camps and
has ascertained that they are being wei
treated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10

A despatch from Amsterdam says that
repors reach them that the surrender
OF Warsaw 10 the Germans is Imminent
No such claim has been made ny the
Germans themselves and military experts
here SC ut the Idea, asserting that War
saw is in less danger now than at any
time for several weeks. They point ont
that the same cold weather which permits
now German advance north OF the
Vistula also opens up me way Tor Russian
advances in the Mazurian Lake region In
East Prussia and that the Germans In
central Poland may be compelled to with
draw from their present lines 10 protect
the Prussiau provinces
Further details OF the fighting on the
Crac w front and in Bukowina show that
the Russians ou,witted the Austrians and
BY skllful rnanouvering got them In such
unfayorable positions that they could put
vi ouyy a feeble resistance. The INVASION
Of Hungary through the Carpathians i'm
perils the Aus,rlans who are still tghting
In GAlicia, reports say, because II II be-
comes necessary FOR them to withdraw
they may hnd they are cut on They
can advance no further because the Rus
SLAMS have mined all the roads and be-
sides hold exceptiC nally strong positions,
so there appears to be nothing for them
70 do except stay where they are and
light as long as they can.
THE Austrians have evacuated all
Bukowina In great haste says one
despatch from Petrograd tonight They
have left open new roads for the Russian
troops to use In invading Hungary. par
ticularly in the direction Ct Maramaros-
Szlget, capital OF the county OF Mar
maros. At the foot Of the Carpathlans, 2l5
miles northeast OF Budapest"
In bob Fetrograd and Berlin 1t IL de-
clared that the losses In the recent light
ing along the Rayka River IN Poland
~. ana
say that In three days the Germans lost
$4,000 in killed acne, while tee Germans
assert that the Russian casualties have
been much greater than their own.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10

\ few days ago Essad PaSha informed
the Italian diplomatic representative THAI
the rebels were threatening Dutazzo and
that the French and Scrvau Consuls
were i'm danger. These Consuis boarded
two Italian war-hips. which Immediately
sheled the Albanian port
Meanwhile. according to a despatch from
Rome. Italy and Greece reached an tgree-
ment after the latter country had sent
the warship Hellas to Durazzo to protect
her nationals and ether foreigner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10

Grand Duke Alexander Michailovitcn
was a brother-in-law of the Gar, hav-
ing married the Grand Duchess Nenia, eld-
est sister OF the Car. on March 20. 1875.
He was the son OF Grand Duke Michael
Michai .ovtch, whose father was O brother
of the present Cars grandfather Grand
Duke Alexander Michailovitch was born
at Tifis, April /, 1886 lie leaves seven
children. six sons and one daughter.
Grand Duke Alexander MichaiiovitcN
visited America on a secret mission In
the fall OF 1913. Reports at the time
said that he was here In connection with
placing a large order for rapid fire auto
matte rifles for neroplane use. The Grand
Duke was guest OF Mrs. John Aston at
Newport.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
ITALY's ENVOY QUITS DURAzzO.
Greek Cruiser 20 Remain ~ Al
banian Port.

Rome. Jan. s-The Italian aud Fr,u.n
ENJOYS and a majority % Tho Italian
residents have left Durazzo.
II is possible that the itali 'p W1r.rIoA
will he recalled from Dur mo thus l.1l.
ing Italy completely disintercst,d 200 'l,
future fate OF the Albanian port. whc.s
the Greek cruiser lIellas will rrniin 10
protect foreigners
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10

The French communicate issued in
Paris yesterday afternoon said I'm the
region of Cernay, in Alsace. we main
Tained our positions"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
CARS RELATIVE SLAIN.
Berlin Hears OF Death of Grand
Duke Alexander MIchniIOyitch.

BERLIN. by wireless via Sayville, l.. l..
Jan. "a wireless despatch from Con-
stantinople tonight says that Grand Duke
Alexander Michailovitcn, a relative OF the
Car. has been killed in action at MAJ
duab.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-01-10
Attack. In sou,h ,ontuur.

The statement also tells of desperate
attacks by the GermIus on the iett mnl
IF the Nlstua and the temporary capiur
Of certain Russian trenches. The Wa
Once report follow
on the Blaek Sel on Jnnu,r, 3 our
front. az the Villages OF Soukht. A,-
1airlc and Moghe,y. tn hguHng aas
assumed "a character Wor, and more
desreratc The Gyrmuas uutwlth-
standing the great losses they nave
sustained. continue obstinate attacks
~ different points.
IN many places the enemy Sue
oeeded 10 occupying, prov isiona.y,
certain of our advanced trenches, pdt
our v1.urous counter attacks fol
lowed ordinarily by htyouc. charge.
compelled the Germans O. Jet go 'H',G
hold. Thus In the region W Me.aif.'
and Moghely. on January e. We drove
away the enemy who rusued oar Hd-
Vanccd trenches. capturing seven ot-
GERS and more than Too men
In BukoWlna We occupied. g jan
nary s. Kimpo,urr Oear the Hun
garian border. after an advance and
fighting last ng eight days. our trnups
during this hEhtiug covered more than
le0 versts (about eighty miles), ana
finally crossed the mountain cnain OF
the frontier between Bukowiua ana
Hungary. During these operations We
captured more than 1000 Austrians
'nim also took rich spo.ls Of war.
On other parts % our front there is
Tothng worshy Of note.
on ;hc Black Sea on January our
turpedo boats discovered Turkish
cruiser Of the Medjd!eh type. fol-
lowed by a transport, sailing east and
approaching Sinopc, on the north
coast OF Asia Minor. Seeng them
Felves pursued the Turkish vcssets
turned west In flight hut We followed
and sank the transport. The cruiser
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dayiast a small Russian detachment was
In action with the cneniys outposts.
The reassuring feature OF the situation
TO the Russians, aside from the pre- para
tous which the Grand Duke has made. II
that the northern attack must capture
Nuvo Georgiewsk. the greatest OF Russian
fortresses. before Warsaw can be taken.
with Nuvo Gaorgiewsk as a base II II be
lieyed that "A much smaller Russian army
can successfully oppose any advance
which the Germans can make.
The latest Russian official statement re-
fers chiefly TO The situation In Bukowina,
also announcing that Russian troops skirt
ing along the Austru- Rumanian frontier
have crossed INTO Hungary by Borgo Pass
and are ready to- march on budapest,
finally cfrectlng junction with the troops
which have gone through Bukla Pass,
Uzok Pass and two other d"flos In Oh"
mountain barrier
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-01
Short Snatches From Everywhere

II wishing praying people praying
nearly all the time and without getting their knees
dusty.-ToIedO Blade
70 takes a man who has been told a disagreeabIs
truth about himself become Indignant in high
est degree.-AIbany IN " Tribune
We trust that the American cannon along the Dor
der are heavily loaded and pointed the right
observation-disclosures (Ariz) Republican.
President wilson's appointment Of a Bryan man a.
postmaster Lincoln, Nebraska, 5
that the entente cOrdale still existsBoston
Journal
Now that Ty Cobb has attempted steal third
the bases full it should be possible to find him a
job the diplomatic service--Grand Rapids
t1ich) Press
Naval cadets dismissed for hazing aren't much loss
because a naval officer who couldn't haze without
being caught hasn't got much strategy IN his makeup
Boston Journal
The sensible people in Mexico who think they
the dawn peace for their distracted country
cheering loudly for Ven CarTanza and his
whiskers-New Orleans States
can't send OF those fellows
who manufacturing and selling ammunition and
arms Mexico down the border for OF mill
tary service.-LOs Angeles Tribune
Some college professors apparently haven't been
told that the Malthusian theory went out when
preventive medicine modern sanitation and scien-
qfc agriculture and electricity came in--BostOn
Transcript
with the price of drugs soaring toward the blue
empyrean il begins 10 look If would all
remain healthy this winter. The Of dying keeps
pace with the cost or living, il would seem-BufalO
IN " Commercial
favor Of woman suffrage not because president
Of the largest wOmens college in the world, but
spite of it Really, doctor. this. Artemus
would have said. is mutch-41ontresI Gazette
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-01
Enforce the DINNER Ordinance

If the automobile DINNER ordinance needed then
there is need for enforcing it and this is most certainly
being done. Hardly out Of automobiles is
complying with the provisions of the ordinance
effectively 1t may be through lack of knowledge of
the provisions of the law, but II almost nine cases
out Of ten the law is evaded the car owner appears
be trying render little protection as possible
to the public
The ordinance says that the lamps must be dimmed
by hoods by painting the upper half Of the glass
some dark color The DINNER hoods are the only real
protectors they do not destroy the light to the owner
Of the and they protect the eyes of persons meeting
a car Where the hood DINNERS are not put on, then
the ordinance should be complied with by all means,
but 1t is not
drive out Montana street last night shortly after
the lights did show more than half dozen
of 100 noticed, complying with the law and
this typical street On other streets the condition
was no doubt the same way.
Many have frosted part of the upper portion OF
the lamps with white paint or SOAP others with yellow
and pink Of which is effective and of which
dark, the ordinance provides Very many have not
covered half of their light Unless full half Of the
light IS covered, the dmmng process gives protection
to the eyes Of persons facing the light
In instances, the owners of cars have painted
little shaped spot the top of their lights which
might as well not be them. Some have these VS.
in red paint. Some have small semi-crcle of paint
around the top Of their lamps. great many who
have painted the top Of the lamps in the dark
colors have paid attention the glass or have de-
hberatey turned the glass, for in half the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1915-11-01
Bedtime Story For the Little Ones
"Uncle Wiggily and the Carrots"
By HOWARD B. GARIS.

bit boy, and Johnnie and Billie Bushy-
tail, the two squirrels. They saw half
the pile Of carrots still in front of the
cellar window OF Uncle Wisgily's bun
galOw.
oh. look,' cried Sammie. Uncle
Wiggily IS putting his winter carrots
in the cellar Let's help him Come. on.
Billie and Johnnie Let's help Uncle
Wiggily must have had TO 90 away,
but we'll work for him
Yes. that's what we win" chartered
the squirrel boys Wen put the carrots
in for him"
So, not knowing that Mr.. fongears
was asleep down cellar on the pile of
carrots there, the rabbit and the SPUR
rel boys began tossing in through the
window the rest Of yellow vegetables
left outside
And, before they knew 1T. they had
covered Uncle Wiggily completely up
out Of sight And the carrots fell on
him so softly that the rabbit gentleman
never awakened
When the carrots were all in Sammie
said
Now. if we could find Uncle Wiggily
he might give US a lollypop. Let's ask
Nurse Jane where he is
Uncle Wiggily?' spoke the muskrat
lady in surprise. Why, he was here a
little while ago, putting in his carrots"