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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11
RuuL, Clp1riuCs.

NEW Work.. September is.--Bsnk cl.,r
irys In tho United states for the week cnd
Ing September aggregate scSS3, al. or'
against wt"l. ;3i mn las; week and s,.s7i,' ss.
oc0 In this week las, year. Following AT
OF change shown this week. rs compare
New York. $500 $50. oho: increase. 1917.
Chicago. $50. 81 .on0: increase. 20
Philadelphia. fi.sI 36j 600 increase. rs.
Boston. t:13.1Sl nm: increase "a
~. Louis. ia.as3 nNo increase 20
Kansas city. So; o1a: increase. is3
Pittsburgh. ssl.iIS cHn: deCr~asc. -.
san Francisco S37 ,Js. nfn: increase. -.
Baltimore. SgS.iSS.coo: decrease. -.
Minneapolis sla.:I. ono: decrease. ri.
Detroit. SIS. - oro.
Cipcinnatt 81. So GO: increase 80?
cleveland. y.. Vi. go: increase So
Los angeles {iS.ssS nm: decrcase So
New Orleans. Sc. soSooo: decrease. 10
omaha. So 5000: increase. SO
Mi,~auk-. sigs7s COO: decrease. Il5.
Atlanta. 81 OPS 0oo: increase. so
Louisville. S.o 3fS. oro: increase. 81.
Seattle. tln.ns6nO1: decrease a.
Buffalo. SSaooon: decrease sI
s.. Paul. $40 "ii,oSo; increase. rs.
Portland. ore. ts.s3761o: decrease. 90.
Denver. S,..sin'0: increase. 20.
Houston. {1.2Ss zoo: increase la5
Richmond. SSsc;LNso: increase ga.
Indiana polls fsssaHo3: increase. 2ts
Providence. s,52s.'|0: increase. lat
Fort Worth. sI.7s,.oon: decrease lo.o
Washington. y. g., ss,Ns.6oo: decrease. It
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CONSIDER RESIGNATION
Enst Hanover Prcsbyter to Act ,
September ~ ON Cnne OF Rev.
l.. ~. Allen.

Especial to The Times Dispatch1
PETERSBURG. VA. September TO-
ne East Hanover prcsbytcry met
inc Second Presbyterian Church Tn
afternoon to consider the resignatio
o' Rev. +. NJ. Allen. who, for eiKh
years has served the Namozine an
hawkins Memorial Churches. TT
churches wcrc represented by Fl. Y
i'a'hron and y. ~. Wilson, officers 6
the Namozine Church
as there had been no formal note c
'hc congregations upon accepting IN
'csiShatioii Of MIR. Allen. the Who'll
later was deferred to the next reyu
ihr meeting Of tho prcsbytcry. whic
VIII he on September 81. i'm the RctI
zen III church. Hanover County.
,,.i KEY. Russell Cecil. D. d.. Rev. II.
R i,,,t ana Rev Wesley Baker, d
ing. 'nis mce'
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Atlantic Coast Lin,
The sia pss!.S Railroad Of the south.

Tue StandsId haiirosd of the South
EFFECTIVE APRIL g. Isiy
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAuy
For Florida and South: s:lS A. n and q
=. NJ. 1880 A. n auo p
For Norfolk: g." A. N. 500 p. H.. -.
For y. & W: Ry.. wost: s:ls A. n. q
D. A. 800 p H.. $50 p. H.
For Petersburg: 1850 A. NJ. s:Is A N
.;is a; n. 30? A. NJ. $3.50 A. H.. 500 p.
E9 +. NJ. 1870 L. NJ. $50 +. NJ ans r.
s:0 p. ~. Ii:1 . NJ 9.
r.: GoidsSoro AND Fayetteville; 1850 p.
IralnS arrive Richmond daily: SAN
tat A. ~. $50 A.. NJ, .s:H A. IL. nal
A. ~. n:H a. M. .1:io r. ~. ti:tS r. 3
~. NJ. s:aS +. n. $500 p. ~. $500 r.
Except Sunday. fsundAy only.
Time or arrival and departure and comma
lions not guaranteed.
{. q. CAAPBELJ- D. 2. A. k1i Main A.
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sales At Union stock YARDS

= Ht EITI'3T4 SloCK lafdSI
Richmond. Va, September n 1875.
Bcst steers. -. to IS. medium to good ~
70 -: common 10 fair. to ST.: best heitcrs
eHt 10 "a; medium &c good. ~, to s,.. ..rn.
mon to fair. " 10 g. hest COWS. az tn s
mecium 10 good, ~ To ii2: common to fair
80 u -; best oxen. sL to ~ iue,iu,r to
Eond; 1'- TO .; common IT, fair ~ to
nest hnl,s. to 81: light. ~ TO 5i,
cSi'es' 10 20: common. lower: beat hogs
-: s"ws ana staEs To s. best sheep ::
medium To good. 10 ~: common N fair
-; 70 : nest lambs. to So: common TO
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NEW YORK rRon1cr u,eurr

NEW YORK September 70 raw
urn centrifugal. as: mola>>cs sS;: re-.
hhed' easy. "a points lower p','ter ~, L
theese firm. Spot coffee, steady; Rio Ma
" n',c: Santos No. T. ac
A.. ~; ~ an early .dvance Of Il TO :: points
"h lit local professional buying. the ru,, IN.
seed list reacted under selling hv III. soHth
nhn Whhdra"Il 81 hull suppor,. Final
Ssn'S Mrdc unchanged IN points net higher
eeH!"S' '.M ot'tclS. The Garket closed easier
SPOT, sOl"n:' September. 5.aSasno: o5tnho.
..n.It'pi' November. 5Co0I "a: D-c.ph.r
e'"f' -; ) anntrE. ",,iH5.i5; Februar, sra
~; March "c9"S.S.: Arril. ,5yli5U To,sI
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Rndford Normal OurpIna

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
EAST RADFOl1D. VA September 10
The regular session of the normal
school opens on Tuesday. The number
or applicants for admission is much
larger than last session
One or more members Of the normal
school faculty will cooperate with the
extension work in agriculture and
home economies conducted under the
auspices of tho Virginia polvtccbuic
institute and the United States De-
partment of Agriculture
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Fredericksburg Normni opens.

REhERICkSBURG. VA. Sep,em-
Der lo.-Thc Frederick sburg Norma
school opened on Thursday morning
Tor ITS NTH session with tho larrcs,
NUMBER OF students that the school has
ever had. There are now more than
-" enrolled The work OF nIatriculat
ing students has been almost com
pie'c". ana III" regular schedule OF
''aSScS VIII start early next week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11
MAY ADJOURN TO-DAY
Members OF Supreme Court. Now Sitting
at stanton. ANXIOUS to
Cfcnr Docket.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
STAtNTON. VA. September To-
The entire time Of tho Supreme Court
OF Appeals OF Virginia was taken nm
her" to-day In hearing the arru,n.n.s
in only two cases
The case of French vs. tho chaniu
Sacks Company. WAS argued and sub
mittcd
The case of the powhatan I.im..
Company VS.. whetzels, administrators.
was argued and submitted at the ar
tcrnoon session
II is more than probable that tho
court VIII he able to clear the ,Iocket
here by tomorrow. II has not b.cn
the custom to hold a session ON S;tur-
day. but the Judges are anxious ia
complete their hbors this week in
order that they may return to their
homes for Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11

NEW 1UKh, ScNtembcr l0-Brad-
street Tomorrow will say:
Trade trends continue upward. con-
hdehce as 10 the future is sprcadinc
ana while holidays AS we'll as con
SerNatiSm in some quarters hav. not
allowed full rein TO trade movements
the week has provided another bud
get of favorable factors House trade
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11
1nrIn> MAkhtIs

NEW YORK, Sept"mh"' '"A rather
go Favorable. Ni"t, "t INC International poll
t. increased Gi-po, i,iou {" tax" profit, on
"nS ,ottur .Hi.i in' recent hic advance.
nd The markc, was more or less unsettled
c.lRy. Win ia 'I-iiune Irregular. IA"
dosing tome however Was steady. Win
prices from tp q puutS net lower.
The market oaen"i steady Al unchanged
,rites 10 AN advanc" 81 points, and the
tctive months sold % Z" paints net higher
riders and . turu CT broadening o. general
l-nIand INSPIRED ~ oun-h Southern spot
there we're heavy real,zin. from tho start.
ma as soon TN" nr>I rlsN OF buying OF
ID:S had subsidized the lusrkot turned
,,sier. wIth prices WORKING IN som, "a o-
2 points from The hest There vas probably
ikiur OF this decline hu' the setback
5rnught IN auOtn.r Nat' 81 outside hgvinF
'hich eUCuUra g"1 by reuO,ts tb.f -pn,
'hurts we're paying hlch'f prices ~ oover
heir s"parti" commitments IN me interior
:; thc SputhWts;. and runorF that -.ecn,
;dles 81 October aEaiust HrilDl we-c being
,nVered. owing 20 an improved demand III
he ea=tern belt markets. Earls .ellcrs CO..
'r.d on the rally which carries tn" mar
80, about % 20 points nc hirh-r during
he early afternoon. sVith C,run.- s.uiur
~ to in.-t-. auc jdulrry TO A.. vhl-
December maze uew nigh rrouul for M,
movement selling at .o.tir TN. .rrpnrt
ieWed reHli%lhE which seemed Go come l,rEe-
from Wall street sources and which nv,
,ave been parity Inspired ry tho .,si,-
riling Of The stock market and uuf.,or.ola
-cports from tho steel trade. October Sod
m TO ln0ar. December to 1850 ana .I,uu.
Try "a ,o5"r. but closing pGioc, V.r- :
" points up from the lowest on coyeri,r
N.a4 tne..
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FhIrd Murder Sn.ncrt

lSpecial TO The Times Dispatch
GATE CITY. VA. September 10
ira walker. the third man wanted on
me charge Of numbering the unidenti-
ueu man iouhn by the railroad tracks
near Spcers Ferry. was arrested -,
Dante, Va. and lodged in jaiI hero
win his alleged accomplices. Robert
Richardson and Craig Price.
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RICHMOND mAY MARKET.
CMICAGO LINE STOCK MARKEr.

CHICAGO. September !o-Hoss strong.
!, SUE ~ @oaHs'; light. s!:i5gss,so: mixed.
s'"'n*o n: heavy. >h.2i5i s.. 80: rough g. -Sd
So: pig. s6.:0ds;3S Cattle. weak; native
d. pei ~. cattle, ss!oTI:n:, cows and heifers.
t"VrS4p: calves sSGnns.2Ho. sheen. strong
wethers. EjOns.cn, ewes, 81 nais5 %: lambs
S55O6 10 49, '''''''.
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Emory aud Henry Opening.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
EMORY. VA. September lo-E;mory.
and Henry College will open it's seven
ty-seventh session on Wednesday,. DR..
j. ;. French. Of Bristol. Tenn. a dis.
tinEuished alumnus of the institution.
VIII be present and deliver an adj
dress.
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NAVAL STORrc

nv aNNAH Ca. Sen'-niber lo-Turn.n.
tine. firm $50 2si. sales KS casks: r.rcin,.
S!! casks shipments 50 casks: stock -
.n ntks. kosin. Urn. sales. l.iss barrel.
re'eipC 10 harreiSi, shipments "a. bar.
LIS stock. 'i6si barrels. quote: ~ H.
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PETERSBURG PEANUT M.nRrr

'kePnrted BY Rodgers Piunrlcr & Co In. ,
PETERSRUR VA Sep;enh.r IN cna,
.ShIf pners stock, market weak and unset =
ued' lrst quality. ;"c pcr bushei asked 7ic
Ein'as Farmers stock market u,iet
!thuS Jumbo. SIC pound: fancy b,rd
plcEed &c per pound rxt 4 prime 81. oe,
pound. nheiiinE stock. % to &c Der ooInd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11
ASK MIR. BOWMAN"

For information and rates to CalIfor.
MIA Expositions before making ar.
engagements elsewhere. He can prcba
Sly save you money Tickets by rail-
o. water tu all points. Phone Ram
Sn. $50
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FOUS MARKETS..
DRY Gnc,1,S

New YORK. Scptemhet ln.-Cotton good,
ano y. rms hr'n tod ay, with good volume
=" business wool markets strong and
foreign markets acute Rend, To- We,
trade MAS Spouy. but gains were reported,
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CMICNGO GNAIN MAnKI.r

HI 400. September lo-Wheat made a
.I"ip tdN"nce 'n-I,y. Influenced chiefly by
t. Halt'i exhaustion OF contract stocks
~ enc ~ S"ne ether leading centtrt
IN" marE"' closed strong IL, 10 sc n,t
,.th-I. nm september =, aet.c and De.
"'''' q" 20 corn 'nished 80 To NTt,
~, H'u "Hls Win gain ~ &c To ne In
XII ,'Nluhs nc ortc"m" varied from 30 dc
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RAILROADS
Norfolk &Western RaiIw,

NLi--tAIL Line r.: SuREo, v 4
sehsdnis in effect April s. isis>
>sne sytn street Statich Hichmon. ~, i
otk ~" a. 81. 'S:eo r. M. 1900 o n
.sroE LfHSnBChG ASD TIE w.
90 n. d.. 'S:1~ a. NJ. $500 r. III So,
=, AfriNe kichfnond from Norfolk: en-.
N: rs r. 81. 'li:eo r. 81. From tbs W..
A. .r,a, D. T." r. ~. n:~ r. A.. .s:7
DAILY. tDaliy except Sunday. ,su,, ]
W. g. BEvlLI. "
r. T. Al. Roanoke q. r. A re- re ne;
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{ otlntry-Cured Baro
,.,t not welt smoked hard To sell
MARKET CnNDITl0N
'hv eNv Com mission 20.
hi'hir"nd, Va. September y. %

fouitrN hers-Mhrset quiet: receipts in
'reAslnE outlook lower. Chickens-Re
rein's heavy. iprrke, lower but active a =.
prices quoted. EsE.-R"ceirts NJ fresh c-rs
cNir"mel! lEh'; market hrm Butter Mar.
k"t higher md trm: outlook higher. ro
c"ints light Neals--Extrem-ly scarce and
"ant"d. Live stock-Market in splenrir
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11

SEW ioRk September u Mercan7ile
n"ngt. "t"%t, sterling. >iNty-day F:Ils.
bar silver. -. Mexican dollars 2, Gov.
fu'h,nt bones. heavy. Railroad bonds. !r-
h!at iIi"e loans, SOFT. siAty days. =. -
ninety days, .i7i:N. six months STcis
~ MontN. steahy. rMlinE r.iN. ~.
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HIDE AM wooI. MARKET.
: :" : :
CONDITION
RICuMo>n rRIfIT MAnxrr

Fides good deal lower. and We ey.
| poet them 10 decline further Wool is also
lower as the season Is drawing 10 "A close.
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RICHMOND GRAIN MARKET.

INT EI"IT' HeHt-No rcd. 5 .01' .IIS! =
hatn nominal. Corn-No. . yellow
as: others nominal ~
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SOUTHERN RAII.x11a

rlln' l.cn.. tichmunn Main st St,,,u]
s'hednie hEuEes Guaranteed Tror ,,I
Soutn Daily: $50 ~. NJ. local: 1920 N
e;,nr...: r; e>press With obsrrva,id
eeepins car Tor Atlanta: ii:i5 p 81. expreJ
'ot heys:ille and Chase City-week div
tork RIVER Lin--j:ln h. NJ. Steamer Tp.iI
, .nat'or carr $50 } 81. and t:ib r. ii. dali
':o1 A. 81. and $40 a NJ ae;n - Iout
NJ. daily; s.T A. NJ. c1cep, suns.
ioih Mest Point: s:5 A. n. except Mo-
nay; sife a. NJ. aud o:lS p NJ daIiv
otN-1 Hoi = Main St. Phone N.oi.on 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11

sew YORK. September !o-rort n,or.
nrni-Reoeipts. 90 bales: exports ,Si
ptlet: stock. 2.i3s5 bales
Total to-day At all ports-Net rec.,p,.
nb6 baies: exports. sSl bales. stock
sports. T,EG bales.
Total for season Net receipts, 2ss.5s haie.:
,Aposts. lass bales.
HEW ORLEANS september ln-,on
iictins inbpcnecs were at work in he cot
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-09-11

ali Travel Advancement. over o..
Counter.
Amer,c.-r or European.
"airoad' steamship aud Pullman.
Tickets.
baggage Checked Taxicab, Travelled
Checks
HiIhh0ND THANsfER COMPANY
SOD Eesf Main Street
sranch othccs: Jencrson-AIurphy1
Richn''rnd Hotels
TINE AND '.SOLI3I.E SAX7-RS
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hEtROARD AIR linz p,r
"Ihe Erorrcanixn R.iIu. wv ~ Z.

Inc froErrssive Railway OF the south y
Southbouhd trains scheduled 10 leave Ric
nond daily. t:25 A ~. Local TO EorIIn. 81
r. ~. hi"epers and coaches Atianta I'll
.hinsham: G;S p. 81. through COACHES. M
Atlanta. Brminsha.n JacksonviIIe ~
ana cos ch-s Jacksonville "1
,Nol:ooouro TRIMS scheduled to .rrir,
Rle nf.onG daily: 400 a. NJ $3.50 A n To-,
$50 A. ~. 6:31 p M " 49, 'oea
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Official Range and Sale of Stocks in New York

S>'e> Stock
$1,000 Anis-Chaimers
l.ioo Alli>-Cha,mers. nd. go.
.oe Am, ASH, Chem. com
400 Amer. Beet SUGAR. com
5000 American Can ..
loo American Can. pfd =.
:.'no Amer. Car and tdry EN.
200 A. mtyi A.; , ;;c,;,,';o,i oil.
ZOO American linsccd OIL.
:.i0o American locomotive
Amer Loco. ND ...
800 American smelling -.
200 American Sruif. com
American Sugar ......
100 Amer. Tel and Tel. Co.
Loo american Tobacco, com.
american Tobacco. pfd.
200 Anaconda COPPER 1900.
%.ioo AtvhiSou
-oS Atlantic Coast Line
\. &; l.. OF Connecticut.
i.'pO Sa ltl':l orc and Ohio
$500 Bethlehem steel Co. com
900 Baldwin Loco. "
Britisr Amer. lob. CO.
500 Brooklyn Rapid Transit.
$500 Central Leather. com.
100 Canadian caPiHc
1000 California Petroleum.
200 Chesapeake ami Ohio.
800 Chicago Great Western.
500 Chi. Great West. ptd D..
ZOO Chi. Mil. and 81. Paul.
$4,000 Crucible steel Cor. com
500 Crucible Steel. pfd.
10000 Colorado Fuel and Iron.
Colorado and southern.
zoo CONSOLIDATED Gas ....
500 Corn Products. com 49,.
800 pen. and Rio Gran. com.
1850 Erie
5000 Erie. lst pfd
. Fed. Mir: ..;iu SIN. rfd.
l,e0o General Electric
$500 Goodrich. com. ...
1000 Great Northern, pfd
ZOO Great Northern ore cts.
Illinois Central
500 lnterboro-N Met.
1ntcrboro- Met, pfd.
100 Int. Harvester. com.
zoo Tut. Paper .
Int. Paper. ,.......
!.ino Kan. City So. com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-14

during which p, stood there. gazing through
her empty place with .tan-tiycd eyes, hc
remembered a moment IN the garden on
the previous night, moment when her arms
had stolen round his neck with a touch Of
that Old, tcvcrish, terrified craving, and a
shadow Of hopclcssnces had CLEANED once
more in her strangely Int eyes.
"Ah, Icrmyn, She had whispered. they
have been wonderful, these three years,
Three years, The three years were mp
that day Lucille had mentioned the exact
time Icrmyn lief, his letter lying on his
plate, opened the door, and ran upstairs
swiftly On the landing ne met Annette.
"Whcrc is your Mistress" he asked
quickly.
Annette answered in an undcrtonc, Her
Ladvship had no sleep last night. She IS
just taking a sleeping draft, and Is going to
lie down for a few hours. She wishes par
tiCularlv not 10 be disturbed
Jcrmyn almost pushed her aside. He
hurried along the corridor and reached the
door Of his wife room. He turned the han
die: il was locked. In a moment he had
passed on into his own sleeping apartment,
rushed through il, and tried the handle Of
the connecting door. That too was locked.
LUCILLE" he called out.
There was no answer. He took the handle
in his hand and shook it.
LUCILLE" he repeated. Il must speak to
YOU at oncc."
Still there was no immediate answer, and
the sick fear was in his heart. He stepped
back, his right shoulder squared for a charge.
Then he heard his wiic's voice. There
seemed something unnatural about it, 1t
seemed to come from long way off; but 1t
was her voice.
what is it, Icrmyn;"
81 must speak TO YOU this instant, he de
Clarcd hoarsclv. Il must speak 10 YOU
without a seconds delay. DO YOU hear?
Open the door, Lucille"
FOR a moment she did not reply. Then he
heard the rustlng Of drapcricS within
the room. She was coming toward him.
The lock turned. He flung the door open.
She stood on the threshold, gazing ont at
him ike a ghost. He ,prang past her 10 the
middle Of the room Then he gave a great
sob Of relief On her table was a letter
written and addressed t. him; by the side Of
il a wincgla,e full He caught II up in his
hand and dashed il 20 the carpet Then a
sudden iii of weakness came 10 him. lie
sank into the chair where she had been writ
ing. 49,,
~Jcrmyn," She cried softly. "Iiow did
you know"
He sat looking at the little stream of dark
brown liquid and the fragments OF the glass
on the carpet. The sight seemed 10 give
him confidence. He rose and held ont his
arms. She came to him readily enough; but
her face was still very white and strained.
Dear, She laltcrcd, 1T Is my word-my
word Of honor"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-14
MADE. PAID, BANKED IN 30 DAYS,
BY SLOVENIAN $4,000 TO DATE.

oppotu Is o YOU this money
\ men =
II II y "
&c the Of
waim nstarfh
hcnable Of four u,l money make 10 order
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-09
GENERAL BATTLE
ON IN HUNGARY
Russians Send Strong Forces
Along the Southern Forks of
the BeSkid Mountains
Deadlock Impossible.

PETROGRAD. April s.-By bring
Ing strong forces along the southern
forks OF the Beslzid mountains the
Russians have converted the opera
items ot the separate columns invading
Hungary into a general battle, which
is now developing across a broad
front.
Great masses Of infantry are press
ing slowly forward into the hungarian
valley.
During the last eight weeks desper-
ate and unsuccessful efforts have been
made by the Germans TO force the
pass leading into the Stryj valley.
They had 10 substitute entirely new
attacking forces three or four times
so great were their losses from rifle
fire, the bayOnet and suffocatiOn in
the snow-cOvered ravines
The Russians are now approaching
the broad roads which converge TO the
best farming land in Hungary.
Great achievements. both Austrian
eld German are filling the prepared
defensive positions. A large number
OF fortifications have been thrown up
10 protect the southern roads.
The present battle extends nearly
100 miles practically due east and
west. It should prove the most de-
cisive struggle in the campaign so
far since It is impossible for it TO end
IN an entrenched deadlock like the
battles in Poland and in Flanders.
Reports that Hungary is anxious TO
seek a separate peace seem to be based
chiefly on the fact that Count Tisza is
engaged in temporizing with the oppO-
sition leaders.
It is evident the reason why Ad-
miral SOucOn divided the Turkish
fleet into CwO squadrOnS during the
recent raid IN the Black sea. was his
anxiety as TO the nature of the move
ments Of the Russian merchantmen.
Although the GOeben has a large
concret patch on her side she is
slower by five knots than formerly.
However, she is still able 10 Outdis-
lance anything brought against her
except the torpedo boats
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-09
FRENCH Reject APPEAL
Socialists Are Not Anxious to Aid the
Kaiser.

PARIS, April 9.-French socialists
Thursday returned an emphatic mega
tive 10 the appeal Of the German So
cialist minority 10 start peace cam
paign. Gustav Herve. editor Of the
Guerre Sociale, says:
THE French socialists will never
help the kaiser and his Junkers to
escape unhurt from the river Of blood
wherein they are drowning them
selves. Liebknecht is against execu-
tons. We go further and demand
that the Hapsburgs release the Poles,
ROumanians. Czechs, Serbs, Croats
and Italians from their yoke and that
the HohenzOllerns give liberty TO
Echleswig. the Danes. the Poles and
the Alsatians. That is the first plank
in the peace program of the French
socialists and they won't accept less. D."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-09
WANT DETAILS OF
00ENWAL0 INCIDENT
Commandant at San Juan IS Asked TO
Send Facts to the
Capital.

WASHINGTON April 9.-The full
text Of the communication Of the Ger
man ambassador, Won Bernstorff, al
leging that the German liner Oden-
valid was fired on by the American
forts at San Juan and that she was
unnecessarily detained there TO the
advantage OF the British cruisers who
were watching for her, has been sent
by Sec'y OF War Garrison 10 Lieut.
Col. Burnham, Commandant at San
Juan.
The treasury department has also
asked its agents at san Juan to make
a detailed report Of all the occurrences
in view of the German nott.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-09
Every Man Read
This

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