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The Ia statement ~ t.. Frenc'
War Ofice follows
East and northwest ~ F1elrN
Nerdun 'FRONT.'. where w. maintained
our gains OF Yesterday. ticht'ng with
rr"rades Is proceeding
The total number Of uuwourded
prisoners taken ny us In Ms sector
exceeds 400. All f.rsh attempts by
the enemv against our positions IN
Nauy-Chapi;re Wood were stopped by
our fre 4 little further east an AT
tack In great strength by Germans was
fought by our curtain Of IRE Tn" enemy
was obliged To return rr.cipita,clv 20
his trenches. having sustained app'c-
riu BILE losses
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vance being stubbornly contested and
the enemy making repeated deter
mined counter attacks supported ny
very heavy artillery fire.
The British advance almost every
where was successful at the outset and
most Of the enemyis counter attacks,
which cost him heavy losses, COM
pletelv failed to shake the hold OF the
British troops on the ground won.
The British line Is the same as re-
ported last night.
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FIGHTING.
battle On Sonsme Like n 'Nnd
Fostbau scrim mage

WITH THr iiRiTisH ARMIES ~ fRAScs
VIA London, Sept. +-As fuller reports
come IN there - general citation at he
army headquarters over the results OF
the British and French attacks against
the German positions IN Tn. Sonm-
region.
\ chill. heavy rain is falling this
morning. drenchiug the German pris-
un-is Ia Tia. ,vi;, TINS stations and :1c
wounded who are still being brought
III from the teld. In most parts OF the
tine the night was one u continuous
fighting
The Germans had massed great forces
against the British and responded with
prompt counter attacks under the cover
4 an immense volume OF artillery fire.
british guns aid their sheets OF crash
ing blasts on the German trenches up
10 the very moment that the British in
fan;ry reached the Teuton trenches. and
tao sooner were the infantry in the
trenches than the Germans turned the
same KIND 81 a hurricane on them.
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STORY OF
MURDER BELIEVED
Continued from First Pdgc.

that although he had never seen Miss
McNin he believed her name was on the
books Of his Arm as that Of n client. She
says that she first met Dilworth about a
year ago when she went to him for bust
ness advice. and that their subsequent
friendship was on a stric:.y business
footing.
Eugene Corwin. a relative of Miss Nc.
Nin. with whom and Mrs. Corwin sh.
lives IN Del Monte apartment house. l02
West Seventeenth street, corroborates
that part of Miss McNiT's story. explain
ing her being alone with Dilworth on the
automobile ride. He said yesterday that
Dilworth called UP the apartment on
Sunday afternoon and that Miss McNih
answered. When she hung up she said.
Mr.. Dilworth wants you and Mrs. cor
win and me TO take Il ride in his new
car"
Mrs. rorwin was out o. town. Her
husband. he said yesterday. remarked
tina; he guessed he wouldn't 60 as he
didnt iik" automobiles. AZ the ride
was projected for early in the evening.
Miss McNif decided that she would go
anyway. This explanation is the same
that Miss McNiT gives.
tier narrative OF what happened fits In
with the appearance OF the automobile
and Of the road and of the two bulle,
wounds in Dilworth's body. according to
Coroner Flynn. The course Of both bull
let's indicates that the lawyer was lean
ing toward the gunner. One pierced his
left lung and emerged through his back.
the other stopped In the heart. Bruises
that appear on hts head. face and chin
are thought by the Coroner to have been
made when he pitched forward and fell
on his face as the second shot was fired.
! Five shots Fired.
, In all. the assassins used five bullets.
Miss McNiff says. The first one was fired
over the top Of the automobile at the
same instant the order Hands up" was
given, apparently intended to scare Dill
worth into submission. But instead OF
J raising his hards. says. Miss McNin.
Dilworth. who was a six footer OF SPLEEN
did physique. leaped from the drivers
seat. where he had been sitirg beside
her. and lunged at the two men who
had appeared from the left hand side
Of the lane.
Then two more shots were fred which
didn't hit anything. Dilworth sept on.
the footpads backed into the brush he.
side the road. and from this cover came
the two bullets which ended Dilworth's
life. The Coroner found evidence that
both these shots were fired at clio e
range. In closing the interview the
Coroner said:
There is absolutely no suspicion in
any way involving Miss McNin She
IL free to go where she pleases, so long
as she remains where we can find her
when We want TO talk to her, and this
she has promised 10 do"
a. the Del Monte apartments yester-
DAY IL was said that Mr.. Corwin had
taken Miss McNif to Long Beach for
IN. afternoon. She needed to get away
from the city TO rest her nerves. The
police Will probably ask her to 90 To
the scene of the murder to-day. so that
she may show them exactly what hap
pened there. Ii appears I lat she tainted
and was unconscious for a second og
two just as Dilworth fell.
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Once aud Plant shut.

The offices OF the Nuvak Company,
Miss McNiR's extract manufactutins
firm. in the Brunsw ick BuildiiI. -
With avenue. were closed Yesterday. as
was her factory at 675 Hudson street.
Miss McNin talked freely OF her en-
pcriencc yesterday morning. She is a
little woman-hardly five fee, iall-and
says she Is 81 years old and came hero
at the age OF Is from a town near Rci-
fast. where she was born. She has
brown hair and eyes. She wore. YES
terday. a black ,afteta suit. a lnghorn
hat trimmed with black. and a white
linen collar.
After telling ~ Dilworth's invitation
for the motor ride, she said He ar
rived AT our apartment about ten minutes
after =, and W. left about \ o'clock"
She denied that stops were made a.
the Park Hill Inn 10 Yonkers and the
Abbey Inn. but the Coroner saws this
part OF the original story has been ,uu-
'irned and that At the Abbey Inn the
couple stopped just long enough for hi
worth to have II highball and his ROM
panion one glass of beer.
"A little before . o'clook." she went
on, I'VE thought we had ridden far
enough and turned homewaid. Mosholu
Parkway was simply packed with auto
mobiles and Mr.. Dilworth said we'd bet
ter take a road where we could make
better time. He turned the car into the
Golf Links road, but We had not gone
far when both OF US said that this wa,
a pretty dark place to travel through a.
night.
HE stopped the car and We had 3
little talk as to whether we ought Il
keep on and trust to luck or turn arount
and get back to the Parkway, He de,
cided to go back. Mr.. Dilworth had his
hand on the steering wheel and wa
about to swing around when the tive
men jumped out at us from the left side
of the road. I couldn't make out theil
faces, but they seemed TO be very thin
and both men were small-uot mor'
than z feet 1 inches tall, ! should say
Both gave commands neither seemed t'
have authority over the other"
Then she tod of Dlworth's snddci
spring. the backing away % the murder
ers and OF the flashes from the hr,is'
as he started to dive into il. She coul'
hardly recall what happened next, bu
she was sure that she shouted and waNe'
at an automobile that swept by, its oc
cupants gayly shouting back al her will
a -four. sh Of hands. Then sh. ran bacl
and found a fiagman at the Moshol'
Parkway crossing OF tho New York Cen
trails Putnam Division. He was Al
Italian and replied to her entrealy Wit
gestures indicating that he didn't under
stand. Finally she encountered Georg
Weiss Of go East 162d street in hi
automobile, who. took her to Patrol
man Crook. whose station IL the poi"
booth near the golf house and with N
telephone Crook got quick action. W'is
saws that he had passed the desert"
Dilworth automobile hut saw nothin
unusual.
The sun., 1916-09-05
BERLIN ADMITS YEP" LOSS.
"Brousht 70 Earth by Enemy FIRE.
war once says.

BERLIN, via London. Sept. 4--Ofhcial
announcement was made here to-day
that a German airship had been brought
to earth on the night Of September . las
- result Of enemy fire"
THE foregoing evidently refers to
the destruction OF a Zeppelin in the
raid over England on Saturday night
announced from Londonl
An official statement also was issued
by the German Admiralty telling OF the
Zeppelin raid on the southeastern coun-
ties of England last Saturday night. II
said
During the night OF September 9 sew
eral naval airship d~etachinents Dom
barded the fortress Of London and forti-
fed places Of Yarmouth n Harwich as
we'll as factories and places of strategi-
cal Importance in the southeastern oun
tics and m the Humber. Everywhere
good effects were observed. both On ac-
count Of violent fires which broke out
and explosions.
understanding q strong lombard.
rent all the naval airships returned IN.
damaged. At the same 'ino scvera'
army airships executed an attack or
southern F.lglard."
Zeppelin sighted NJ sen.
LONDON. Sept. Am Exchange Tele
graph despatch from ~Cosnnhagen say
fishermen returning to Esbjers. Den
mark. report they observed n badly dam
aged Zeppelin yesterday. The crew wal
throwing articles overheard. and the Ash
ermen believe the Zeppelin fell into thu
water between Sylt Island n the Schles
wig coast. The dirigible was accom-
panied by four other Zeppellns. which
were travelling eastward.
These reports probably refer to one o
the Zeppelins which took part in Thu
raid over England on Saturday night,
The sun., 1916-09-05

Ru'nania Is exultant at the rapid sue
6 ses of its untried army. according TO
A Reuter- despatch from bucharest.
watch follows
The country is joyously celebrating
''e entry of the victorious Rurnanian
arm, into the principal Pennsylvania
town Of Kronstadt on the third day OF
tHe fighting. the successful forcing u all
20 C~arpathlan passes which were for
udahly organized and stubbornly de-
'erdrd. and the invasion OF Hungarian
'~erri;ory along the whole line to n dis
lance 81 about ten to twenty-five miles.
= wing the army. by its swift advance.
"Hormous strategic advantages for sew
cal operations.
The members Of the German and
Turkish legations left Bucharest sunday
10 return to their homes"
serbs Repulse BULGARIA.
A despatch from Budapest says that
Ne Bulgarian Cabinet Council has de-
c-'cd 10 dctain q, g., Derussi. the Ru-
Wanlan Minister at Sofia. with his stan
nth :. Radew, the Bulgarian Minister
a. Bucharest. has returned.
There was rather more activity on the
RaikaN front to-day. according to OFF,
.al reports. The Bulgars attacked the
N'lpN again near Lake OstToNo, anu
again they were repulsed. They bonn
'aried allied positions on the Struma
ard Dorian fronts, and there was some
ou'nos' frhting. Dispatches hint that
ms may be to cover a withdrawal OF
'roops to the north for fighting on the
kGmauian border.
itRIians Take Two Villages.
R1Mr, via London. Sept. 4.-ltaliar
. Rp2A
So Albania, east Of Avlona, The villages
- ki'ai and Drizar have been occupied
end Monte C;radist has been taken.
'l''I tho Italians retired to the right
''4t Of the Noyusa, having accomplished
'Her object.
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Take :.'OO More Priaon~rs.

Tie number Of unwonndad prisoners
taken to-day south Of the Sotnnle was
over 200.
On the right flank Of ttc Meus.
'Nerdun sectorb despit. Il violent
enemy bomhardinent We increased our
gains OF yesterday. progressing "A hun
dred meters. In the district east "
Ficury the Germans about y o'clock
launched a powerful attack on che
nois wood. This attack az first sue
cccded IN CARRYING n small fort on The
N,u> road aud trenches west of this.
But "ur bril- ian' counter attacks en-
ahled Us 10 renccupy all the territory
temporarily yielded and make y hun
dr"d .srners In the afternoon re-
newed attacks by the Germans east 81
thenois were iepulSed.
The number OF ~unwounded prisoners
captured Yesterday and to-day ~ IN"
region ~ fl"iry reached more than
bun
The sun., 1916-09-05
l00 Mile BATTLE
ON RUMANIA BORDER
n]c.pcratc Fighting in South
decentralization Forces
Thrown Back.
NEW ALLY TAKES TOWNS
Homes 10 Resist Attack Along
pobrudja Line Until Cars
Troops Arrive.

LoNpn>. Sept. "A big battle is on
tlong a front Of nearly a hundred miles
between Ruman,lns and an army ~
Germans aud Bu,garians who are trying
n invade Rnnania from the south. Both
Sides report success.
The Ruranians announce that they
threw back the Teutonic column which
attacked along the Dobrudja frontier
sou,h OF the Runanian town Of Basard-
Nk. On the remainder Of the front the
Agh'ing continues.
Perlin's official statement. telesraphed
here, says that the Germans and Buigars
have advanced between the Danube and
the Black Sea. Bulgarian cavalry drove
hack NE Rumanian infantry near koe-
mar. Berlin says. and captured 40 pris-
oners.
Take Two TransyIvania TOwns.
On the northern and northwestern Ru-
nanian fronts. now pushed far into
Transylvania. the new ally had more sue
cess Yesterday. Rumanian troops drove
back the Austrians In sharp fighting and
occunled two " in eastern Transyl-
yania -Borszek and Sekeli Tor Lelek), In
Haromszck. They took $50 men and
four officers prisoners. The Rumanians
also occupied heights beyond Borsxck.
which is a famous watering place with
population OF 1,500.
Three Tcutonic hydroaeroplanes raided
The Rumanian city Of Constanza. the
great grain and petroleum port on the
Black Sea. and dropped bombs. Several
civilians and children were wounded.
Il Is believed that great pressure IL
being exerted upon the Rumanian troops
along the southern border Of the Do
brIdja. which the Germans and Bulgars
are attacking. The object OF the Teu-
tonic attacks very evidently !s moi
merely to invade Rumania. as II was
predlcted N Berlin would he done, but
also to meet the Russian troops which
are coming south through the Dobrudja
to invade Bulgaria.
Ready for Desperate Fight.
The fighting here is likely to be ONE
Hercer and iercer. for the Rumanians
WI not only resist invasion -! theii
,oIn,ry. bat will strive desperately Il
!oli the Teutons until the Russians cai
ioin them. The Russian troops canno'
10 va-" f,r f~"~ the border NOW an'
.en. ina; they have Joined in the fight
re i expected at any time.
The city OF Basardjlk. sometimes
known as Dobritch. is in Rumania. II
ey'rcme southeastern Dobrudja. no
mor, than fifteen miles north OF the Bull
carsn frontier. There is no natura
barrier to prevent an invasion. AS tn
and j. comparatively level. Rasardjil
: fortified.
The troops that have invaded Ru
mania very Likely anne from the Bull
ssrian port of Varra. on the Black Sea
which is only soine twenty-five miles. "A
ne crow flies. from Basardtik. and abou
',r,y by railroad. Narna also Is - forti
led city which has been attacked ofteI
by the Russians
The sun., 1916-09-05

Balkans: BY means OF successful
battles the iermano-Bulgarian forces
continue TO advance between the Dan
ube and the Black Sea, Near Ko.-
mar, northwest of Dobritch, Bulear-
IAN cavalry drove back Ru'nanian in
fan'ry in disorder. capturing ten OFF,
GERS and oN"r zoo men
Macedonian front I'll. situate on Is
unchanged IrDFNpoPr.
t'ien, l.udcndurf. who was chief Of
StaT under Won fIindenburg on the
Russian front, was made First Quarter.
master General OF the German Imper!a n
stan when Won Hinjenburg replaced
Won Fdlkenhyn as head OF the siaff
The sun., 1916-09-05
"Of Greatest Ferocity."

BERLIN. Sept. 4 tby wireless TO Say
>ille) The official statement given on
to-day at the German army h%eadauar
ters says:
Western theatre-On the Somme
front yesterday morning Anglo-French
attacks were begun which resulted in
a battle OF the greatest extent and fe-
rocity. North Of the liver the battle
ground was about thirty kilometers
eighteen miles) in length. from Beau
mont to the Somme.
Despite repeated enemy thrusts on
both sides Of the Ancre. and especially
against Thiepval and northwest OF
Pozieres. our gallant troops under
command % Gen. Won Stein and Gen.
Baron won Marshal maintained all
their positions. Ground which was
lost temporarily near MouQuet farm
was reconquered by a rapid counter
attack. Further to the east our strong
artillery held the enemy to his trenches.
Only a: night did the enemy succeed
IN an attack at High wood. but later
he was repulsed. After fire prepara-
ton. which exceeded all expenditure Of
ammunition known up to now. the
combat developed between Ginchy and
the Sommc and was waged until the
late night hours. The heroic resist
ance Of Gems. Won Kirchbach and Won
Fassbender disputed the advance Of
the enemy and halted the advance in
the second line after the enemy had
entered and destroyed completely a
first line trench and each yard OF ter
rain. Guillemont and 1'ores, are In
the enemy's hands
South of the Somme our artillery
succeeded in frustrating all enemy
attempts to advance. and in the dis
trict southwest Of Barleux the attack
ing enemy was sa%neuinarilY repMlsed.
The sun., 1916-09-05

East OF the Meuse 'Vcrdun) French
attacks against Thiaumont work and
southeast of tleury failed. At Sou
willie gorge We cleaned out a salient
al the corner of a French position
after careful preparation. Eleven Of
ficcrs and t9O men were made prison.
ers. Several enemy counter attacks
were repulsed.
In air comDats on September 2 and
Z thirteen hostile aeroplanes were she
down In the Somme district, two in
champagne and two on the Neuse.
capt. ISoelke. who disabled his TWEEN
neth adversary. and Lieuts. Letters =.
Fahlbusch n kosencrantz had a
considerable part N these successes.
Prince Leopold : front Repeated
Russian efforts west and southwest of
l.utsk resulted in complete failure
North OF Zhorow our troops main.
tanned the reConquer-d ground
sains several strong Russian at.
taoks.
Front of Archduke Charles E.as,
and southeast of Brez.zanv the bat
tie continues Local Russian sue.
cesses generally were unbalanced by
u counter attacks. The clearing OF
ONE trenches - Vet in progress.
In the Carpathians fighting con.
tinues south OF Zielora. Russian at.
tacks southwest of Zabi. In the Ma.
gura sector aud north of Dornawatra
failed
The sun., 1916-09-05

South OF the Somme the French
troops attacked eneny works on a
front OF twenty kilofmeters. from Bar
leuN to the district south of chaulnes,
Everywhere the bravery OF our sol
diers n the power of our artillery
enabled us to obtain our objects.
on the Observation-Disclosures front
We carried the eucmN's first line
trenches and established ourselves ON
the edge of Berry and the northern
outskirts ~ Deniccourt. On our right.
Soyecourt was attacked from the north
and The southwest, and was captured
IN its entirety 10y a brilliant assault
Further south. from Nermandovil.
iers TO Chilly. after violent fighting.
our infantry on "A front Of four kilo-
metres carried the whole first line pu-
sitions Of an old German fort com
prising several lines 81 defence very
strongly ~orpariz-d. The " hole village
OF chilly was captured. while EAST.
ward We occupied Hin Sc. as well a.
The western boIders OF the Bots de-
thaulnrs.
tn. village % Narmandpyillers. a
pHr' OF which We hold. was obviously
u hanksd from the north and south
our heavy artillery dispersed .uemy
forces gathering on The |l.ancour'
road
The sun., 1916-09-05

trenches northwest Of Mouquct farm
They had 10 give way a little In Ginchy
The sun., 1916-09-05
DAYS WAR REPORTS
FROM The CAPITALS
French Make Fresh Gains on
SOmmc: Win Attacks on
1912 Mile Front.
TAKE $500 IN TWO DAYS
Russians Break Across the
ThcniOvka Rivpr-Claim
2.721 Prisoners.

PARIS. Sept. 4 tvta London. sept. D
Tuesday, The official communicative
to-nigh, by the French War OF
flee reads:
The battle which began Yesterday
continued with intensity to-day on
both sides Of the Somme. North Of the
river our successes continue. We
progressed considerably cas, Of the
village OF Forest. overran the hospital
farm and occupied the hillside west of
Marrieres Wood.
Violent German counter attacks on
our new positions south OF Combles,
debouching from the village. were
broken by machine u and barrage
fire. which inflicted on the enemy the
heaviest losses. All the ground con-
quered has been held.
The number Of prisoners taken In
two days north Of the Summe reached
$500. We captured to-day ten ma
chine guns besides those mentioned
yesterday.
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Tor 9ugen tiIiammen 779 Wtil.
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"Gcopooo" firtbes / @rempIarer al
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