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steel at New High Price.

United States Steel. the market leader
and the favorite speculative stock OF the
entire country. opened at 7sA and sold
up to 79A. a new high record since the
decline OF that stock TO 80 after the war
began.
Distillers Securities advanced 21s
points for the day. selling up TO 81 u,
while United States Industrial Alcohol
on reports OF big war contracts for al
cohpl for the making of explosives
touched a new high record at 92@s and
closed at 81, a gain Of ~ points
Bethlehem Steel advanced 10 points
for the day To 366. a new high record
for that stock. while General Motors.
another stock which has had an equally
phenomenal rise, sold VI to 1863. a new
high price and a gain Of ISL. points
over Saturdays close. Lackawanna
Steel. which closed at - on Saturday.
advanced to So, but ended the day with
a loss OF !, point AT 7sN
Among the railroad stocks New York
Central was a feature, selling up to 9si.,
a new high record for this year. Realiz-
ing. however, carried II back to 81,
where II closed, registering a loss Of =.
point from Saturdays close. Pennsyl-
vania was strong. moving up to lliTs,
a new high price for this year, n clos
ing at ia. This was "A gain OF ~ point
u l4At hhg . . q " 7
high record for the year at l34's, but
failed to hold its gain, closing at 1884,,
a loss of u point when compared with
the close at the end OF last week. South
ern Pacific equalled it's previous high
record of this year, advancing to 95.
Among stocks that distinguished them
selves with advances OF more than a
point was American Can, which sold up
TO 651s. a new high record for the year,
and closed at 64ia, This was a gain of
iIa points. Studehaker, which at the
close Of the market sold at lil"~, made
n gain OF . points Willys-Overland adj
vanced 10 2lS, a gain Of "A points, and
Republic Iron and steel, which advanced
to SO and closed at 5lA, a new high
record for the year, made a gain of Az
points for the day.
General Electric was strong and espe-
cially active, rising to 1851 and closing
at l77ii, a net advance OF Shi points.
Texas Company. which closed on Satur-
day at 1874, rose to 1874 Yesterday and
closed at l73, a gain ~ . points for the
day. American Locomotive made a new
high record, selling up to II and closing
at 6s%, n gain Of AZ points over Satur-
days close,
Advances Made by stocks.
Following is a list Of Industrial and
! railroad stocks showing their low prices
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RADOSLAVOFF NEUTRAL.
Quoted as NOicing Buigsria''
Friendship for England.
sp,eio, Cable Despatch 10 Tn. sus

Special Cdbi6 Despdtch 10 lhh sun
LONDON, Sept. 2S.-Prof. Stephanovs.
instructor OF English at the University
of Sofia. who Ia now in London on an
unofficial mission. explaining the Bull
garian attitude on behalf OF various as
sociations, tells the Morning Post that
he conversed with the Bulgarian Pre-
mier, NJ. R~adoslavoff, on the eve of his
departure and quotes the Premier as
saying that Bulgaria's attitude toward
England II of the most friendly charac-
ter and as saying:
I'VE remember that England has been
the champion of Bulgarian unity and
independence. II the Entente Powers
pledge themselves to satisfy our sacred
wishes and legitimate claims. we snail
Immediately throw our lot with them
Premier Radoslavoff emphaticaiiy as
sured Prof. Stephanove that Bulgaria
had entered into no obligations what
ever with the Central Powers or with
the Turks. and added: .
"My present aim will remain neutral
as far as j ran possibly maintain II
so until the time comes when the reall-
cation of the Bulgarian ideals compels
me to take acton"
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RUSSIANS DRIVE TURKS BACK.
Cars Cavalry and kurds Fighting
In the Caucasus.

pETRoGRAp, via London. Sept. 27.-The
following official statement was issued
by the Russian War Office tonight with
regard TO the operations in the Caucasus:
In the coastal region there was
rife firing in the direction of OH.
Turkish scouts attempted to approach
Montbaraket, but were driven back.
Near Melazghert there were col
lisions between our cavalry and Kurds.
On the remainder of the front there
Is no change.
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POPE AGAIN SEEKS PEACE.
sends Plea to Conference Of Ger
man BishOps at FaIda.

COLOGNE, via London. Sept. 27.-The
following message from Pope Benedict
has been received by the Catholic B!sh-
ops attending a conference at Fulda
In the same measure in which the
grow worse through the contin-
uation of the Wal the desire for peace
increases. We hope that this universal
yearning may open up with every one
the royal road which in patient human
love leads to peace"
In concluding his message the Pope
pleads for a peace which shall COM
hine 'the demands Of Justice with the
dignity Of peoples"
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R ON OFFENSIVE.
COnstantinOpIe Report Says AIlies
We're Defeated at Anafarta.

CoNsrANrIoPLE, via Amsterdam, Sept.
27.-The following official statement
vas issued by Turkish army headquar-
tiers to-day
On the D~ardanelles front. near Ana
farta, our recommending attachments
on the right wing captured rifles and
ammunition. Saturday our artillery
shelled the enemy's camp,
Near Ari Burnu We exploded a
mine on the right wing, destroying
enemy mines. on the left wing our
artillery shelled the positions of
enemy bomb throwers.
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BELGIANS IN HARD FIGHT
BON ba rd RepOrted-Airmen
Shell German Bases.

PARIS, Sept. 27.-The Belgian war
Office issued the following statement at
Havre to-day:
During the night of September 20
and 81 there was a slight lombard
ment OF our advanced posts. Our
aviators have bombarded with success
while under violent artillery fire from
infantry and mitrailleuses the enemy
positions at Clerken. Essen tBelgium),
Keyen and the establishments at
Traietbosch. At this point fires were
started.
To-day there was a violent bonn
bardment Of Ramscappelle. of our adj
vanced posts at Oostkerke and OF the
trenches south OF Dixmude.
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ITALIANS lombard CONVOY.
Are Reported In Several
small engagements.
Special cable Despatch 10 THE SrS.

RoME. Sept. 27.-The following official
was issued by the Italian Wa
tonight:
on September % there were small
engagements at -Bossocasina, Malga,
at the foot OF Mount Rombon, and al
Mount Potoce. The enemy was re-
pulsed everywhere.
In the plezzo basin we effectively
bomharded a envoy descending from
the Korstnica Valley and also dis
pc, sed w~orkingmen on Mount Rombon.
In the Carso plateau our extreme
left progressed sensibly TOWARD 20
tezno to fortify our new positions.
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The right wing of this army and
the army of Prince Leopold have
reached the western bank of the Me
men at Schtscherssi. Serwetsch and
the Shara have been cleared of the
enemy. East of Baranovichi the
enemy still holds some small bridge
heads. Fighting continues along the
entire front.
Army group of Field Marshal Won
Mackensen: The situation is UNI
changed.
Reports about the situation In Galicia
and In the southwestern theatre are con
tlicting, both Vienna and Petrograd
claiming successes, although the des-
patches from the Russian capital add
that the advices they contain are un-
official.
Teuton Drive nj Dubno Wins.
The Austrian War ONCE asserts the
Russian attacks in the Volhynian fort
ress triangle in Galicia as well as In the
lkwa region have been broken. The
claim is made that the Russians have
been driven from their newly gained no
sitious northwest of Dubno. which shows
that the Russian offensive In the last
two weeks has been extremely success
full.
The official statement issued tonight
by the Austrian War Office follows:
The Russian counter offensive has
been broken In the V~olhynian fortress
region. az well as In East Galicia
and In the lkwa region. The Rus
slams have evacuated positions north
west OF Dubno n In the Styr sector
near LUX. They fell back in an
easterly direction. The b~ridgehead
east OF Luck is again in our possess
sion.
on the front south OF Dubno there
have been local skirmishes and artil-
lery fighting.
An unofficial report from g.. grad
late tonight says the Rus 11e .r ..-
vancing VIGOROUSLY agaii- o. tG--
TRANS and have reoccupi,t k"v.' y
.nty-hVe miles sputhe :. &. Brett
Litovsk. The Austrians trv So. 20
have evacuated Brody am 10 have
ceased the fertilization work in Other
towns in Nolhynia.
The despatch add that during he'll
retreat the AUSTRIA ,hlew 4 lYdu y
Of artillery and forage into n, rNcr
Styr.
Fighting IL reported to have been ~.
newed around Dwinsk. There the de.
spatch says. Russian cavalry luroi a
German column into the marshes ueai
the Lake Tchichiry and extermindtet
half. while the remainder together WI
| artillery was captured.
: Nothing is said in the German state
ment regarding the army of Field Mar
shall Won Mackensen. Now that Prince
Leopold has been added rs a conpac'
member In Won Hindenburg's iron ring
Won Mackensen is expected TO drive
with ~redoubled energy toward Lun.njets
thus getting control OF the roads lead
ing to Cove and to Rovno. The latter
fortress still being In Russian hands
and the Austrians apparently being hare
pressed in Volhynia, Won Mackenser
may move southwark and relieve his al
lies. If. however. the report o tn
Russian capture of Kovel is r tn
task will require more than Mackenseni
army.
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ITALIANS SHELL HOSPITAL.
Austrians Accuse Them of Firing
on Red Cross at GOritz.

BERLIN, via Amsterdam. Sept. 81
The official statement issued by the Aus
trian War Office on Sunday contained
the following:
"The activity of the Italians yester-
day was confined to heavy Smelling of
the Red Cross Hospital at Goritz,
which is marked consplcuously by the
Red Cross flag. Italian shells struck
the hospital five times, one shell ex-
ploded in the perating room. Fifty
three other shells fell In the immediate
neighborhood OF the hospital.
This action was contrary to inter
national law. II served no military pur-
pose, as there were no troops in that
Immediate vicinity"
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EXPLOSIVE FACTS AWAITED.
New Swedish Discovery Interests
Experts In New York.

Men in his city Interested in explo-
sives have not yet heard OF the new
high explosive derived from ammonium,
said to have been discovered by experts
OF the Swedish Government.
There are many explosives OF great
power derived from ammonium and there
are grea, possibilities sor research work
in this field. according to Lieut.. Harry
Woodward Of the Twenty-secuEd Regi-
ment. Ammonium explosives as "A rule
are inferior in power to nitric explosives,
hut are frequently used in conjunction
with these in mixtures for shells.
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Italians Repealed at Monte Plano.
.Speciai cable Despatch 10 THE SrS.

Special Cdbie Despatch 10 THE SrN,
VIENNA, via Amsterdam, Sept. IT.
The following official statement has been
issued regarding operations in the Italian
theatre Of war:
On the Italian front the situation Is
unchanged. Attempts by the Italians
to approch our positions on Monte
Piano were repulsed. on the northern
border of the Doberdo plateau an at
Jack by a detachment of ~bersaglieri
failed. In the southeast there IL moth
ing to report.
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GERMANS CAUTIONED.
Warned Not to Rejoice Prema-
tur-Iy over BULGARIA..

NVtVIWT TWVIV VtHTWT'W II TWT ~
BERLIN, via Amsterdam, Sept, e.
The only direct reference in the GER
press to-day TO the Balkan situa-
ton is an article in the EOSStSchc
Z"itUng which sounds a note of alarm.
warning the press and public that they
should not be tempted TO break forth
in premature chants of victory The
paper continues;
Bulgaria, IT is true, has always been
most friendly to us, Nothing whatever
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RUSSIANS LOSE RAIL WAY;
REPORT GAIN IN SOUTH
Unofficial Despatch Tells of R~ecapture of Kovel-
German Airships Shell Cars Fleet
, in Gulf of Riga.

LONDON, Sept. 21.-rieid Marshal Won
Hindenburg's army ~aeroplanes flew TO
the Gulf of Riga to-day and there at
tackled a number of Russian warships,
which. Berlin asserts, included a ship
of line" meaning a battleship OF the first
order. The German war Office in its
bulletin tonight asserts this vessel as
well as n torpedo boat destroyer was
hit. Thereupon the statement says the
Russian fleet sped ava las quickly as
possible"
This air attack upon Russian wal
craft Is interpreted here as o~reshadow
ing renewed vigor in the drive on the
big Russian Baltic port. Riga, being
practically cut off by land through the
German control of the Wilna-Ttwinsk
railroad, is essential for Won linden
burg now to stave OFF any Russian naval
action eliminating in the landing of re-
endorsements. To-day's air attack Us
taken as the %forerunner OF an early clash
between German and Russian wdrships
in the Baltic.
Advices late tonight from Geneva
state reports have reached there that
Field Marshal yon Mackensen's army in
the pripet region has been ordered TO
retire In consequence of a rapid en-
veloping movement by the Russians.
Prince Leopold of Bavari has at
length effected a junction with the right
wing Of Won H~indenburg's chain of
armies.
Russian Rear Guard In Peril.
This right wing was last reported near
| Novogrodok. From to-night's official
German statement II is apparent that
simultaneous with the junction OF these
, two armies the Llda-Baronowitscha rail-
road and the railroad triangle Ida
Wolkowysk-B aronowitscha have rirtu-
ally fallen into German control, II not
into their complete possession. With
this railroad now at Won Hindenburs's
disposal. the position of the remnants OF
the Russian rear guards, still stubbornly
fighting to hamper the Teuton onrush.
becomes %untenable, military experts here
agree.
Berlin says nat east of Barono-
witscha" toe Russians are sim holding
out at some small bridge heads. This
indicates that Prince Leopold. now at
the extreme right OF H~indenburg's semi
circle. has begun a drive on Minsk.
Army group OF Field Marshal von
Hindenburg: In the Gulf of Riga
Russian men-of-war. including one
ship OF -he line. were attacked by
German aviators. Hits were observed
on the line ship and on n torpedo
boat destroyer. The Russian fleet
steamed away In a northerly direc-
ton as quickly as possible.
On the southwestern front OF
Dw!nsk another position was sap
tured from the enemy yesterday.
Nine officers and more than 1900
men were taken prisoners and two
machine gun were captured.
West OF Nileika our attack con-
tinued. South OF Smorgon We re-
pulsed strong counter attacks or
the enemy. Our troops made prog
ress between Krewo and Wischnew.
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specia, cable Despafch TO Tnr sux

'Pt'ffa W. ff'' ' So 49,
LONDON, Sept. 27.-The following
latest developments in the Balkan situa-
ton.
Berlin a received reports to the
effect that Bulgaria has sent an ulti-
matum to Serbia and that the diplomats
OF the Entente Powers are preparing to
leave the Bulgarian capital. Up to a
late hour tonight these reports could
not be confirmed.
Rumania, according to Rome advices.
has sent a note "couched In friendly
language to Bulgaria asking an ex-
PLANTATION of that country's military
preparations.
THE SUNS correspondent in Athens
cables that King Constantine to-day
granted a most cordial" audience to the
Italian Minister and that the latter after
later comforting with Premier Nenizelos,
sent a special courier TO the Bulgarian
Premier, NJ. Radoslavoff. explaining
1taly's view on the Balkan situation"
The Greek Government to-day requi-
sitioued twenty merchantmen. among
them three big transatlantic liners, for
the transportation Of troops. The fleet
will not he modified for the present.
The outstanding feature of the entire
Balkan situation Mt this moment ap-
pears TO be this Bulgaria. fully mobi-
lied. is going ont OF her way to let both
Greece and Rumania know that she
fosters no hostile plans against them.
She makes no effort TO Undue Serbia
with the same impression. but on the con-
trary has not only not denied but rather
nourished the notion hat her action Is
aimed against the little kingdom and
hat she will in the event of a new
Balkan confederation fight on he side
of the Teutonic allies.
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The attitude Of Greece Is primarily
preparation for any eventuality-there-
fore the mobilization following upon the
heels OF BulEaria's military prepara-
tons. Secondly. Greece has let II be
understood-and her earnestness was
generally affirmed in diplomatic circles
here-that she will oppose with force
of arms un invasion of Serbia by Bull
garla.
In this connection a late despatch to-
night from THE SUNS Rome correspond
ent is significant. This despatch says
the Serbian Minister In an interview to-
night declared hat Serbia is perfectly
unafraid" in the face of Bulgarian
threats and confident of the loyalty OF
Greece and the support OF the Allies.
The Greek Government has been in
formed by the Ministers OF the allied
Powers that II Greece and Serbia Is at
tackled the Allies are prepared TO LAND
Immediately a force of men amply
equipped with artillery to prevent inva-
sion, according to "A despatch from,
the Daily Chronicles correspondent at
Athens.
This force would he maintained AMI
reinforced as circumstances dictated.
The Allies are also ready To supply all
necessary financial assistance !mmedi-
ately.
The position Of Rumania is now oe-
coming one OF paramount Importance
The Germans are doing their utmost 10
bring the Rumanian Government to their
side. so that their troops and munitions
may he allowed to pass through TO Bull
garia. where they Will have clear passag 4,
TO Turkey.
From the Rumanian capital comes
the news that the sem!-oticial In
dependence Roumdirc, discussing the
mobilization OF Rulnaria and Greece.
says that the Rumanian Ministers are
unanimously agreed that the mohiliza =
ton is not Of "A nature that might cause
any notification OF the Rumanian
policy.
Consequently our troops remain con
centrated on the frontiers the article
concludes.
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MOUNT ETNA IN ERUPTION.
Lava Emitted In Great Quantities
-Lipari Islands Report shocks.

Special cdbie Despotch 10 THY SvN.
ROME, Sept. 27.-Mount Etna broke
into eruption last night and emitted
great dreams OF lava. No damage has
been reported.
There have been strong cart quake
shocks on Lipari Islands, which .!e close
t. the coast OF Sicily.
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ANTI-GERMAN RIOTS.
Rumanians Wreck Oniccs of Pro-
Teuton Newspapers.
Special cable Despatch 10 Tue suS

LoNDoS, Sept. 27.-Rumanian hatred
for the Germans has been greatly ac-
c~entuated during the last few days,
according 10 a despatch from the Blu
charest correspondent Of the Times.
There have been popular meetings at
tended by ex-Ministers at which efforts
have been made to combat the German
propaganda. Some OF these gatherings
were followed by demonstrations. Dur
ing one a throng of students attacked
and wrecked the offices OF pro-Gernar
and a strong force OF police
had 10 be called out to quell their desire
TO do further damage.
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LONDON. Sept, 27.-The general round
up OF male Germans, Austrtans and
Turks OF military age living In London
began this morning and viii he COM
plated tomorrow, About 1000 men are
affected. some Of whom are in re-
sponsible positions.
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BELGIAN QUEEN UNDER FIRE.
She walks Through Six Miles OF
Trenches During Bonn bardment.
Special cable Despatch to Tnr Sun.

PARIS, Sept. 27.-The Queen of the
Belgians recently visited the first line
trenches, it is learned, and walked
through six miles of them during a
sharp bombardment She was compelled
on several occasions to take shelter
under earthworks while bombs exploded
near by. During the entire journey she
talked coolly and cheerfully,
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EVENTS IN THE WAR
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY
2s, 1914.

The Allies centre holds despite re-
peated German attacks and the
French make gains on the heights OF
the Meuse.
Outbreak OF anarchy in Albania is
regarded as likely to give Italy cause
10 enter the war.
Asiatic cholera RACES among Aus
trian wounded abandoned in Gallcla.
be'glan forces innict heavy loss on
the four miles from Ant
werp.
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Special Cdbie Drspdtch 10 Tur g."
BERLIN. via Amsterdam, Sept -
4 Cabinet decree to-day offered n ~.
OF $50 marks tlS7.50) for the des'-i''
tion or capture OF every host'l" 30.
plane. The award is also apN.'.oNs
10 the act OF compelling hostile H'ro'
planes to land within the German mes
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To Make shells Out of warships.

Special rabt Despatch 70 THr SrN.
LONDON. Sept. 27-The Germans are
causing all of the remaining Turkish
warships 20 be broken up that the metal
In them may be used In the manu'ac'
ture OF shells and cartridges, SAYS III
correspondent of the Times AZ Salon'ra
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GENOA, Sept, 27.-The police have
seized the Spanish packet Luis Wives
upon the discovery on board the ship Of
100 900 lire (S2O. 5000 in gold, which, il
ls charged, was destined for Germany.
Capt Llorca was arrested.
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The official statement issued by the
Austrian War Office on sunday night
and transmitted to this country via Lon
don did not contain the above, II Is
assumed that the passage was stricken
out by the British censor.
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CnmerOnin Delayed at Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 27.-The Anchor
Line steamship C%ameronia. whose
voyage for New York was interrupted by
a defect of the machinery, is anchored
In the MerSey today.
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Kaiser Going TO Western Front.

LONDON, Sept. 27.-The Kaiser in
tends to remove his headquarters from
the eastern front to Luxembourg in Oc-
tob"r, according TO advices from Berlin.
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The great mass OF business at the end
OF the day kept the office forces in many
brokerage offices at work practically all
night.