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The sun., 1916-09-23
MORE MEN TO BORDER.
secretary Bakrr Order out Militia
Of Three Statcs.

W,suiSGroS. Sept. 2c.-on tho heels
Of Villas temperance at 'hihuahua.
secretary Baker to-day ordered some
Kansas. Wisconsin and Wroming ma
tiuu,l Guards'neu 80 the border. hut sent
no orders 80 Brig. Gen. rer.hinC to move
,r,tust tho bandit leader. President
Wilson's order 20 "-ct- Villa has APP
pireutly bee uu,iideI Icy Carranaa's re-
fi-,l To- pcrw't TcrSuiuc TO max" the
move.
Secretary Gaa,r explained today tia.
tn, ORIGINAL order 20 get" villa was
ISSUED a long time apo AID that c"nil-
Tons now had changed.
rouirna,i"u of the report of Gen.
t}cil that villa had e!t"rcl thIhuihua
has reached a.. STAT" Department from
III, Mexican Authorities there. who. how
ever, deny definite knowledge of whole
sale d.scrtious Of CarrAnzI troops to
his standard. They ADM, that a certain
number Of car'ai2a's troops are miss
rn-
, secretary E.scr lct +. become know
to-day thu w. hc:artmcut officials IL"
'ut regard -, r'utlraiv" Cen. EEL =
rcrur; that villa l"d tho Chi' uallua city
attack ~ person. III" NrN.can 'rrba~sE
announced receipt 81 official adN!r"s de-
: ,ltr,u= villa ", .tt ~ IN" attacking
p ,"iec. The ,ulnI - '"po-t cam" rem
',ffl. l'''l'l's ''slllllAlF'4 Va A"N :"
lacked garrison.
"rh" resurrection az Villa : not true
,tId Ambassador Arrodond" tonight
The utta,E on thlhuahut was mad" 10y
. combination Of iuGtas antagonists t"
tho de ftcto government"
It is evident that the report has cast
a shadow upon tho ADMINISTRATIONS plan
" action at the New London conference.
II H. not expected that tirranza VIII
altcr his demand for tho withdrawal of
Con. rcrshmG's command despite Villas
r~ttpps atan,c. The presence of tho
American troop B." Mexico makes Il
more and more %lli'i'uli Tor carranza &c
control the feeling, Of tho Mexican
uouplc, it g. explained. and only further
Increase, Nilla's popularity as II rcaI
leader Of the McNicnnS, 'arranza is
understood to have made this clear tc
tho United states and the point will hi
further emphasized 10y the Mexican com
mantcrs IN New London.
The joint proposal for the uplifting oi
the Mexican poems To moral righteous
ness seems 20 appeal more 10 tho Prcsi
don't than to 'arranza. Reports received
iv army officers stat" that more thar
, ninety uinc out Of u hundred MeNican'
are opposed to interference in their owi
affairs and rather tina submit to an.
The sun., 1916-09-23
TAKE UP VILLA ATTACK.
con mi ssion Discusses Latest Phase
of Bnndit Dim,ruItics.

New LONDON. Conu. SCOT. 2".--Thc
American-M SiCan j,;nt commission adj
journed to-day until next week. Tho re-
appearance Of villa forces At Chihuahua
and the possibility that Gen. Carranza's
army may encounter fresh diffcultles
with bandit organizations was again the
basis for most OF the discussion at the
confcr ence to-day.
The Mexican representatives listened TO
the report from Gen. BELL. but from Of
fetal sources in Mexico no news oi
Villas activities was received.
The financial ENHANCEMENT was talked
over and the suspension of the National
Bank of Mexico and the Bank OF London
and Mexico IA the result Of an order that
they must back their paper issues dol
for dollar with n metallic reserve also
was "A subject of inquiry.
MI the Mexican commissioners eft
here tonight. Elbcrto PAM and Luis ca
hrera for New York and lgnaC.o
Bonillas for Boston. Dr. John II. Mott
ct tn" American commission also left
and Secretary Lane and Judge Gray
expect to 60 aboard the yacht Sylph III
the morning FOR a two days ru!ec
The sun., 1916-09-23
$4,000 GERMANS
TAKEN ON SOMME
Continued from First Page.

Russians are holding on to parts OF Ger
man trenches which they took in the
recent attacks. This is neal kortynica
,korytnicchi). twenty-five miles south
east OF Vladimir No'ynski. near tho
River I.uga. Weak Russian attacks in
! other parts OF tho Kovel sector failed
to-day. says the German official state
| ment that reaches here. In Wednesdays
tghting near kovc the Teutons took
$50 prisoners.
The Russian attack is being directed
straight at Lemberg. in Galicia. as the
operations about Iiallcz have been held
up. Vigorous artillery FIRE is reported
nort, of Boroff (Zborow). between the
Sereth and the Strypa. 1t is about thlr-
ty-five miles in Il straight line west from
this point to Lemberg.
In the Carpa,hians. Berlin admits
the Smotrec summit has changed hands
again., and IL held by the Russians. The
contested. OF other operations the state
ment says:
Army Group OF Archduke Charles
on the Narayuvka River there was a
! lively fire and in some places infantry
activity.
"Carpathians-Thc Smotrcc SUNNI;
again has been lost. Continued efforts
Of the Russians on Raba.udowa again
have been without success owing TO the
~tenac!ty of our brave chasseurs.
Enemy attacks In the Tatarca sector
and north OF Dorna Watra rave been
beaten Of"
The Russian War Office continues rs
policy Of silence. saying There ar,
no important developments on an!
front"
The sun., 1916-09-23
STANDS BY BELL.
Gen. Funston Believes REPORT on
Villas Attack IL True.

SAN ANTONIO. Ten. sept. 22-Gcn.
Funston said to-day he placed ull ere
d,nce In Gen. Bells report OF Villas at
tack on Chihuahua City. lie said he had
been Informed that Gen. bells infor-
mation WAS gained from reliable per-
cons who had come 20 III Plso directly
from Chihuahua city Immediately after
the battle. ten. Bell. at II laso. said
to-day that he had every reason to he
lev" that his report to the war Depart
mcnt was founded on facts and not
based ~ border rumors.
lie said h" had received additional
Information indicating that not only did
the Nil,istas seize a quantity az arms
and ammunition. but also valuahl" ST.
yer bullion, held in ~" Federal palace.
The sun., 1916-09-23
DEFENDS KING OF HUNGARY.
Premier says ls Not
k~Oiscr's NRssRl.

.NNsTrEpAN. sept. - -'ouu, Michtcl
Earolyi. president Of the hungarian IN
lcndenCc party. SpcaklrC IN the tth"'
garian Dict to-day. formally asked tn"
Hungarian Premier. says u despatch
from ludapes. to tho TJd. whether tn"
King 81 Hungary had ahdi"a'cd ms
sovereign rights to the Kaiser.
Premier Tisza. the despatch adds. re-
piled that Count karolyi had been
wrongly informed. Tho King or Hun
gary. he said. fully retained his sovereign
rights.
The Hungarian Diet has rejected She
motion Of Counts .\ndrassy and Apponyi,
The leaders OF the Opposition. for the
convocation OF the delegations. The
matters which tho Opposition demanded
should be referred tn the delegations
We're the alleged Incompetence OF the AUS
trian Government in the administration
Of foreign affairs and the ineficienCy Of
tho Austro-Iiungarian army adm!nisira-
ton.
The sun., 1916-09-23
MACKENSEN BREAKS
RUMANIAN CENTRE
Berlin Reports Victory in the
DObrudja in Great COun-
ter Attack.
RETREAT Is STOPPED
Bulgar Official Statement
Says Troops Are CONSOLE
dating Positions.
RETREAT Is STOPPED

LONDON. Sept. % tSaturday).-Ths
Teutonic retreat after the R%usso-llu-
manian victory in the Dobrudja has
stopped and the Tcutons are fortifying
statement received here. A German OH.
cial report a success in the
complex battle.
The Rumanian statement says:
On the north and northwest (Tran-
syivanian) fronts there were unim-
portant engagements. We took li0
prisoners M i've machine guns.
On the south front in Dobrudja the
enemy has stopped his retreat and Is
terrifying himself. We put to flight
some units from the cncmy's right
flank.
The Berlin statement. t~elegraphcd here
says that the Germans. Bulgars anc
Turks have driven back a strong Ru
manian force in confusion at a point no
far from the centre of the Russo-Ru
manian line south Of the Constanza'
C~ernavoda railroad. The Rumanians at
tacked FIRST. but were counter attackct
and o~uthanked by the Teutons.
1t is not clear whether or not this Il
the phase Of the big battle that The Ru
manians reported rs a victory. TIL,
Bucharest statement yesterday said tn,
Uusso-Rumanian forces had won a vic
tory-the German statement to-day say!
that only were defeated
saying nothing OF the Russians. There It
nothing tonight from the Rumanian Wa
Office.
The sun., 1916-09-23
REVOLT IN MEXICO
SAID TO Be GROWING
Many Carranza GarrisOns De-
scrting to Rebel Bands.
Native Writes.
VILLA BAND KILLED 13
First Chief Has 1000 POliti-
cal Prisoners in Capital,
Says One Who Escaped.

FL rAso. Sept. co.--News ~ increas-
ing resentment against tho Carranza
regime in Nortl, Central Mexico ron-
tlnucs TO reach here from various
sources. Orders have been issued in Chi
huahua city prohibiting persons from
going to the border. while large troop
movements from tho city south to La
Suna are in progrcss.
\ leading Mexican resident Of FL Paso
received a letter to-nay from his father
in-law in Guanaiuato in which he said
thnt the revolutionary movement in that
district Is growing and Is augmented by
numerous Lcscrtions from the Carranza
garrison.
The losses or tho Cons.itutionalists
during the attack Of Villas forces upon
'hihuahua city wer" about 5S killed. ac-
cprding to Mexican C.onsui Garcia. The
Villa losses arc estimated at about $50.
including 20 prisoners. who were exc
cuted. he says.
: The greater part Of tho and fioun-
l"red about cursing at Villa for having
dragged them irtu 80 uck,css an enter
PRISE say the consj.l's cport. at 10
u'clo7 X in the morning orGcr had been
restored and the field was, left to the
t'nstltutiunallStS. \ great quantity OF
arms. ammunition and horses belonging
to the enemy was gathered and docu-
mcntS compromising certain Whilst,
! spies were found. These suspects were
aftorward imprisoned or shot.
prisoners released from tho peniten-
'ia'y by tho Nillistas have returned and
told 81 tht PERCEPTIONS fight Of villa and
his companions. villa was unable to tah
along an infinite numbe 81 his wounded l.
who were lcfj on the field.
b!az'S practice of locking political
prisoners in the Federal penitentiary ~
Mexico city without any charges oI
upon the 'i.msics' charges has been zee
Nvcl ia the Mexican capital. according
80 ,iabinn NiZcarra. proprietor of thc
! United states and Mexico brokerage
ompan of IL paso. who has returned
from Mexico city. lie said he was held
N the pcnitertiary for Amos four
months. after being subjected TO a Mex
tran "third degree" stood up in tho
Juarcz cemetery 20 be shot and every
cffor. made 10 force hin ia sign GER
tain papers.
N~izcarra says there arc e.0oo polltica'
prisoners IN the pcrltrntiary. Including
t;cu. lucip Blan,o. tarrauza famous
General. wh" has been in prscn 70.
over eight months, and many "tici
prominent Americans.
The sun., 1916-09-23
HUNGARY LOOKS FOR
U. S. PEACE SUGGESTION
Premier Tells Parliament lie
Hopes to Settle Difficulty
With America.

LONDON. Sept. 23.-Saturday.-Pre.
miJ Tisza. replying In the Hungarian
House OF Deputies 20 n question concern
ing he vacancy in the post of Austro-
hungarian Ambassador to the United
states. said. according to despatche.
from Budapest:
II "a assure the House that ali
competent authorities in the monarchy
set great value OH the relations with the
I'd states. In duc time We shall
find a way for an appropriate settle
ment Of the NATTER
Count Albert Apponyi is reported to be
a candidate for tie Ambassadorial posi-
He is well known in America.
Count Apponyi said IL few days age
In a speech In the House OF Deputies:
w all expect that a suggestion o,
peace will come eventually from across
the ocean. When that time arrives 1,
will he unfortunate II We do not find
ourselves represented there. How doe.
the Foreign Office expect to solve thi,
problem. and does it not find 1t awkward
that In times like these we are mo-
represented adequately in the creates
reutral country
The sun., 1916-09-23
ALLIES WINNING ON
ALL BUT ONE FRONT
Col. RcpingtOn. "Timc>" En-
pert. Says German Only
Hold On in Russia.
>pecid cobie Dcspatch To TIM stu,

NDt'fu 'Hbff b(sDIffN 10 llI
I.oNpox. Sept. 20 Col. Rcpington, tho
military critic of the Times, reviewing
the whole situation OF the war. sees
things favorable for the Allies ON all
fronts.
Except against Rumania. the Austro-
Germans and their satellites have scored
NO successes in many months past" H."
writes. IAN htv not retrieved m
LOSSES. West, east and south they haN"
lost great numbers Of men and continue
TO lose them
He deprecatcs building TOO much upon
the order from Gen. won FalhcuhaIn In
reference to the great wear and tear on
erman guns and stores OF munitions.
which tn. War Ofrlcc has jus, published.
lie dwells. however. upon the sig~n'iicante
Of the German fleet sill avoiding battle,
! and the increasing effect of the blockad"
as reflected in German newspapers and
letters found on prisoners.
1.-THE Germans at tn. front are still
fighting we'll" he adds. "hu; the detection
has been marked. Where the material
and moral condition of the people Is
slowly. hut steadily. dcterioratirg. ankle
ties regarding the next loan are general,
and the fact that German troops nave
continually to be- sent TO all fronts 70
mako amends for the failures Of Ger
! manys allies proNohcs hittcr comme1'.
When the veil is lifted We shall
! probably find that Germany has suffered
+, far greater losses IN men, money. ships,
crcd,, and material than W. lav" amy
idea OF. while We can u" satisfied that
Germauy's aggressive war has brought
her r. much misery as her worst enemy
could desire
col. Rcpirgton writes confidently OF
tho situation on the western. Italian and
Russian fronts. though he says the ac-
emulation Of German and Turkish
troops replacing the .\usirians. also tho
approaching winter may delay Cen.
Egusilof.
Referring to the Balkans. he writes
The en.iny's plan is - drive tn" I;u
uanlaus back out Of Pennsylvania wnil'
holdiu. the Russians IN tn" tIrpatniaus
to ac' dcfousivclr with part "f "a" Bul
pari,n army az the Saloniua front. :" "a
sail Eumanit witt ,i"rWan. AUSTRIAN
Turkish and Iiule!r.au forces "u nc
western and southern fronts
TIN" drs, part Of this programme hi|
been partially performed by GyiNiu. hlol
tn" central i~tu'rar.an army upon Nul"t'
Pass. TN" left army 81 BrIsi'oG ha
not yet dehuuchod from tn" Carpat'iars
and can give 10 tMluodiat" help. Will
III" two other Humanian armies az" to
wide on is Hanks 10 affect the local Is
sue for the INC
THE Turco-i'ulgar army under Mack
cnsen Mas trying 10 break m tho Rus
slams. Serbs aud EulnauiaiS 'N the po
brudja hefor" they could complete the.
concentrations lie Was partly "i.sossfg
hut Mackcns"u spoke 700 hastily :
claiming q decisive success ard tho ma,
DANCER on this lido !e ~ least ttmipr
The sun., 1916-09-23
FEAR ALL MEXICO'S
BANKS MAY CLOSE
Financicrs Here Say Carran-
za's DEGREES Will Upset
Monetary Situation.
POOR CHANCE FOR \ LOAN
Head Of Southern Republic. II
Is Said. Will start Bank
of Ills Own.
POOR CHANCE FOR \ LOAN

Tho recent DEGREES which President
earding tho banks and his plans for the
rcadjustment Of tho %country's financial
problems spell chaos for Mexico rs far
as monetary conditions are concerned
and may close all the republics banks.
according to bankers IN close touch with
the situation in that country. They add
also that the DEGREES IL made effective
Will definitely wipe out any chances
which Mexico might have had for float
ing a loan in this country.
ono decree specifies that tho National
Bank OF Mexico and the Banco dc
Londres v Mexico. the two big banks
privileged to issue bank notes. must
maintain q reserve equal to the legal re-
uuireinents Of the country against every
cent Of paper which they have ou,stand-
ing. Local bankers say hat these two
banks have poured out bank notes in
such quantities during the las, few yr9rs
that II will he impossible for them Ia
maintain tho required reserve and that
they will have to close their doors.
This is partly admitted by Mexican
financial agents in New York, who say
lat tarrarza plans to start - new hank
n his own, which will he the only In
! stitu'inn in Mexico privileged 10 issue
bank notes. In This step local bankers
see a further outpourlng OF worthless
| paper money.
Another decree provides for q basis OF
settlement for paper moneys issued dur'
Ing the last few years. The 'arrarza
Government refuses 20 recognize paper
money issued by the lIucrta Govern.
mcnt. but j. trying TO effect a basis o,
s,ttlomen' for the i%Se,ies mad" by II and
the Madero Government. Thcr" IS als'
outstanding many millions in papei
money issued before the revolution.
The sun., 1916-09-23
AUSTRIA TO ADMIT RED CROSS,
Units withdrawn several Months
AGO to he Reestab Iished.

WAsulNGToS. sept. re Austria-Hun-
gary has decided 10 grant permission for
the establishment Of American Red
Cross units In the dual monarchy. with
drawn several months ago bccaus" OF
lack OF funds. according to advices re-
ceived here to-day. While as Yet no
word has been heard from Germany,
officials hope Austrla's action srs
u similar concession OF the part OF the
Berlin Government,
The Allies are willing to pass the units
and their supplies through the blockade
and Red Cross officials plan to send
them as soon as volunteers are en-
rolled and their names approved by the
interested Governments The number to
go will depend on tho amount OF money
available and the number volunteering
II Is estimated that each unit OF four
surgeons and eight nurses will cost si0,-
900 for six months.
The sun., 1916-09-23
ALLIES GET EDDYsToNE co.
Anglo-R ussian Commission Buys
Control Of Inn unitiOn Concern.

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. '2?.-The Anglo
Russian Commission has bought a com
trolling interest in the stock of the
Eddystone Ammunition Company. the
huge subsidiary Of the Baldwin Loco
motive Works which has been making
munitions for the Allies.
Announcement of the sale was made
To-day by Alba -. Johnson. president
of the baldwin Locomotive Works. as
follows:
THE announcement that tho Bald
win Locomotive Works IL TO take over
the management of the Eddystonc
Ammunition Corporations contracts
with the British Government does not
accurately express the situation.
The stock of the ammunition corpo-
"ation has been acquired by the Anglo
Russian Commission. which will desig-
nate the board Of directors. The cor
poration itself continues it's corporate
existence n its lessccship Of the
buildings which have been constructed
for its use, and Is to continue to per-
form its contracts"
IL is understood the ompany will
manufacture munitions for Great Britain
and Russia only.
The sun., 1916-09-23
ITALIANS WIN ON ONE FRONT.
had weather Interf-res with Ac-
tisity Of Troops.

ROME. sept. 3..-Italian troops have
made further progress on the Trentino
front, the War office announced to-day.
"Pcrsistent bad weather again inter-
fcrcd with the activity of the troops yes
terday throughout the whole theatre Of
operations" the statement says. Never
theless some further progress is re-
ported in connection with our pcrsis-
tent advance at the head % Nanoi 'is-
mon Valley and toward the summit of
Monte Sief. in the Upper 'ordevole, ON
the Julian front there were limited ar
tlllcry actions.
"IIostilc batteries shclled Gorilla
without doing any harm"
The sun., 1916-09-23
REICHSTAG REOPENS SEPT. 20.
Chancellor won h M n-IIOl =
TO speak On First nay.

IiFRLiS. Sept. .: Cvia London).--The
Rcichstag. which is to I've reopencd or
Thursday. September Is. will be preceded
in the course of the neNt few days by con-
ndential conferences between Go'ilicb Won
.1agow. Minister Of Foreign Affairs. and
tho various party leaders.
pr. Won Bethmann-Hollw-g. Imperial
Chancellor. j. expected % address the
Reic.ls'ag ~ tho first day 81 the session.
The Huadesrath yesterday extended 10y
one year the term OF the Rc!chs'ag.
which should have concluded It's session
IN January. lol1 The Legislative period
of the lie; Of \iSaCe-LorrLine was SIM
larly extended.
The sun., 1916-09-23
EXPLOSIVES" MEN HELD.
F"ur H~arR~mcn's Casrs 10 60 20
Jersey city Grand Jury.

John Mattson, Oscar Carben and
Christopher kasperson, all Of Brooklyn,
ana John J. iaughran of Jersey CITY.
who were arrested September - on a
barge at Communipaw on which they had
assisted in loading explosives, were held
tot the Grand Jury by Judge Charles +.
ohrlen In Jersey City yesterday. They
were formally accused Of having had
under their charge more than 100000
rounds of explosives near a building and
a railroad
Lx-Judge Robert Carey. represent ing
~ prisoners, accused The city authorities
so' playing politics In causing the prose-
cptiOns.
II politics will protect the people let's
nave politics." said Judge O'Brien.
The sun., 1916-09-23
BLACKMAIL NET TIGHTENs.
More Arrests Promised by Assis.
tsnt u. y. Attorney knOs.

John C.. Knox. Assistant United states
Attorney, who IL in charge OF the coun-
trywide investigation OF the activities
Of the Mann act blackma!lers. returned
yesterday from Washington after n CON
ference there with officials OF the De-
partment OF Justice. lie refused to ais,
cuss the case further than to say that
more arrests may be expected within
the next two weeks.
1.-THE chain Of evidence Is Tightening
around the Offenders" said Mr.. Knox.
land we have every reason 10 expec,
that We will land some Of them In JAIL"
The sun., 1916-09-23
KELvINIA SUNK BY A MINE.
American Embassy mt London
Cables Belief Of British Admiralty.

WAsHINGToN. Sept. .e.-Secretary
Lansing announced to-day receipt Of a
telegram from the American Embassy
at London stating The British Admiralty
was convinced the British steamer KEEL
vinia was sunk by a mine, thus dispos-
ing OF the contention of some of the
Americans aboard that she was tor
pedoed without warning by u submarine.
There were twenty-eight Americans
aboard the vessel when she was sunk off
the Irish coast. They expressed the
belief that the ship was torpedoed and
made afidavits to this effect when they
arrived in New York.
The sun., 1916-09-23
CHEAPER LIGHT TO BE AIM,
Electrical LeRRu" Of New York
Chnrtercd Mt Albany.

AIpANy. Sent. o2.-The electrical
league OF Greater New York, organized
TO promote cheaper and more equitable
rates for electric light and current and
To protect the public from lots"s ""-
cas.Oncd by Inaccurate and defective
meters. was chartered by IN" Secretary
of state to-day.
The league Is "A nou-stoch mcmJ"rsAN'
corporation. Its ilectors are Francs
II. Ruhc OF Manuel. William j, l'n>,c
and Fred u. Green Of BROOKLYN, Iiaglaul
Nomand and Francis y. Tietz VI New
York city.
The sun., 1916-09-23
FRENCH CROPS SATISFACTORY.
VINEYARDS suffer From Heat, but
Net Extensively.

P>rrS, sept. ga review OF tho agri-
cultural situation in France OIL the com-
iIt'on of the harVC9; hows the wheat
!cli somcwnat below that OF the ave-
az. YEAR. but IN the west, CEN
% and southeastern sections the
f''N".' j. satisfactory as a waoic.
IT," az, situation is quite favorable.
Io'I''' -ltfef ed from drought. but good
.'"H. wore raised in nan sections. The
br' 'c'd Wa. satisfactory.
I'll" Vineyards suffered from the heat.
my on the whole the yield Is considered
sit,ftrtorv,
The sun., 1916-09-23
ha>iug NiIlistRs SOuthwRrd

C~HIUrAur>. Sept. "2-CdrrInza
troops are pursuing tho Nillistls south
ward. passing along the road Ia Jlmcncz.
southwest Of Chihuahua 10y
villa last was reported m III" Sierra
de- Ia Sillt district near santa isabel,
The sun., 1916-09-23

The Public Service Commission yes
tcrday awarded the contract for INSTALL
Ing the tracks of the main part of The cul-
yer elevated line. which In to replace the
present surface car service, to Kaufman
4 Garcey OF 81 Chambers street, for
$l03.6S0.
The sun., 1916-09-23
CONFIRMS story Of Nictory.

\ Rumauian official here said to-day
that he had adyices that the Russians
and Rumaniaus under Gen. .Averesco.
Rumania's foremost soldier. had scored
a definite victory over Won MackcnScn.
The Bulgars. he said. had promised
Rumaria not to attack her when Eu-
mania declared war upon Austria. When
the Bulgars broke their word and In
yadcd the DobrudJa Gen. Averesco was
transferred to that region from Tran
s|ylvania. the BulGar!ans will realize
the mistake they made in following ma
,ional instincts and being unable 10 KEEP
their word the Ruman.an official said
Both the German and Austrian official
statements Tonight agree that the sltu-
alton is unchanged" in Pennsylvania.
The sun., 1916-09-23

OTTAWA. ont. sept. 2e.-Addittonal
Nsl'rs received to-day regarding Can
a1f' losses in the big engagement on
81" S"mmc bring the total casualties
'n 10 tiqruAim,tely 1000 men, or these
a''L, huu Nc'c Killed.