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GERMAN FCES RETREAT
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_ A first, a second and a third lille of defence blocked the “March to Par- is," on which the Germans have start- ed. swinging south in Belgium toward France. inall. these defences illclude nearly 100 forts and fortified works. equipped with modern Creuset artil- lery.
First of all the strongly entrenched
camps of the Lille district were met sud successfully negotiated.
The forts of Valellciennes, Man-
beuge and Hirson, all south of Lille and close to the Belgian border. form- ed the chief resisting poillt in' this' great entrenched camp, which was de- signed to meet and repuise ally ill- vasion through Belgium north of the Mouse.
Behind this barrier the French have
line in the shape of the formidable fortifications of Paris. These-ure made up of two concentric rings of nlodern forts arranged so that the fire of its siege gulls of the latest lype can be converged in any one direction.
The outer ring lies 38 miles from
fortified Paris itself. Tile inner ring is about 19 miles distant. and to the west are the entrenched ,camps of ltllems and Chaiens, which continue the La Fere and Laon second line.
Below the Belgian frontier near the
boffler NB li String of forts, including I-DIIEWY. Verdull, Commercy, Toni, Ep- inal and Belfort. Back of this lille is the continuation of the La Fere and Laoll camps, including Cllaumont, Lan- llres. Dijon and Besancon.
on the way to Paris another entrencll-I Supporting this line again comes the
ed camp at Laou alld La Ferc, the base of the operations of thc second
eastern and soutllern double ring of the Paris outer fortlficatiolls. .
line of defence-and west of that ano- The Germans havin elletratcd tl
ther secondar line which overrun the;
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plains between Semme alld thc Oisc.
Nearer to Paris is the third defence
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two outer lines are now forcing tlleill way towards the third and last de- fences.
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Germans’ “Dl»aihshcad” Hussars Cul lo Pieces.
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, Sept. 7.-A Pctrograd dc-
spatch to the Daily Mail, dated Sun- day, says: “The Boursc Gazette re- ports that a squadron of the ‘l)catlls- head' llussars. of which the (frown Prince was comlnalldeli during his stay at Danzig. wus defeated and com- pletely cut up near Rococzen, ill Po- land. Collnt Vonberg, commander of the squadron, and all the other ofll- cers are among the fallen."
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NEW YORK. Sept. 7.-- That Rus-
sian troops to the number of 150,000 passed through England and are now in the rear of the German Army in France is told by Vance Tllonlpson the American writer who arrived here leavillg Liverpool ell Aug. 28. On that day he said he saw detach- luents of Cossacks on their way to Channel Ports and learned that the British Government suspended resil- lar train service to give tllo ltusslans right of way. lie added tllat llc could say 150,000 Russians had already crossed the Channel and arc no\v pro- bably attacking the Germans in the rear while thousands more are on the i way by the Arctic Ocean rollto to England.
(Canadian Press.) ) ST. JOHN'S. Nfld.. Sept. 7.- The
Allan Liner Pomeranian arrived here from England. I-ler passengers tells the same story about Russian troops being brought to England as the Mau-
rentanis passengers last week.
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SUMMIIRY OF THE SITUATION
N A Times special from Paris states ‘that the Germans were making rapid 'progress toward that city, and at the rate of progress should have been at the gates yesterday. Large Frenoil forces, however, were preparing to dispute tlloir entry into Paris. Tile bclicf is growing that a decisive bat- tle is being fought at Vcrdun, but tho cxact Gcrnlan plan of campaign is for the moment u mystery. lt is
Itilollgllt that after their cllvolepnlent `of |'aris, the ticrmztlls will lcn.v_c the
'city partially invtstcd and nltclllpt _to drive thc Allies soulllwcst ill thc;
,hope of crushing tllcnl with another German army from Lerro.inc. Gell- eral .ioffre alld General French, how- cvcr, have to be reckoned with, and if the corrcspolldellts who orc not at the front kllow so lnuch, it is more than probable that thc Alllcs have matured plans to frustrate those of the enemy.
This is made evident by the cables
received late last night, when it was ofllcially announced that the Germans are retreating to Verdun after a vig! orous action with the French and Bri- tish troops. Another cable announces that the Gernlans have their backs to _tile capital and were retreating under a heavy fire from the French artillery.
Another victim of German mining in
the North Sea is rebvrled- Thi! light cruiser Patllflnder, 2.194 tons, carry- ing it complenlent ef 268 men, ‘was blown up. The commander. Captain lheake. was wounded; six officers M0 lnissillg, while only 58 out of a crew of 254 were saved.
Tile army under the command of the
llukc of Wurtemburg and the (frown Prince are said to have crossed the Mouse and have come to grips with the Tenth French Army COPPE-
Evidently in Belgium the Germans
are not having cverytllingtheir own way. The main Belgian force is con- centrated oll the defence of Antwerp, and on Saturday successfully WDUIB' cd an atuck from the south, the Ger- mans retiring to Vilvorde, leaving tllousullcls of dead behind them.
The Russians have gained M10'-ll0l'
victory in East Prussia, the famous "Dcathsl\ead" l-lussars, which were colunlanded by the Crown Prince when hc was in llanzill. WSW fiom' pletcly cut up near Rococzcn, Count Vonberg alld the other officers bcinfl among the slain.
The Austrians are new attacking
Belgrade, and according to latest re- ports from Nisll a magnificent defence
is being put up by the Scrvlans.
Intinlation has been received that
G0 oillcers and men are required from the 82nd ltegiment for garrison duty at lialifax.
Tile editor of thc Pall Mall Gazette,
who is regarded as one of the fore-- most authorities on military matters, writing on the present situtatien placed great enlphasis on thc result 'of the battle then pelldlllg between the Austrians and the Russians in the vicinity of Lubill. A victory for the Russians here, he declared, would open ‘the roads for the Russian army rigllt ‘to the heart of Germany. immedia- tely following receipt of this dispatch ‘came the gratifying news that the bat- tle had been fought and resulted in 3 glgnsl victory for the Russians.
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000 GERMAN! CAFTURID
(Special to the Guardian)
BEST, via Paris.--Sept. 7.--Biz
hundred Germans have been captured en hoard the Dutch steamer Tamboro among them 88 officers and doctors.
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Jew also wire. ramen cel-.one
(llperial to the Guardian) -
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PARIS, September 7.-In the fight-
ing which is going on today to the east and north east of Paris. the German forces have their backs toward thc cap- ital. Tile French troops are llarrass- ing their march. From time to time the Germans turn and engage the l<‘rencll at their back. French shells fall continually ill the German rear.
PARIS, September 7. via London-it
was officially announced tonight that the Gcrmulls are retreating i`rom t.hc line of Manteuil Lo liadouin to Ver- tlun after n vigorous action with I-'rcnch and British troops.
All earlier statement giycn ollt in
Paris today said that rt general action had started on thc linc from Man- tculi Lo llardeuin to Verdull, a dis- tnllco oi' 120 miles. It was then said that, tllunks to thc vigorous action of the l~‘rcnch troops supported by the
Army nemomlncl by complete cnet, Tnoulllnl-Q
IN DECISIVE BATTLE °f°¢°l}_~_=jQ=_=f-;f'-\i- A
'_ . (Special to The Guardian) 'arc domorallzcd by the complete check
German Imperial Guard Under Crown
Prince '~Anniltilated by Allied Forces Under Generals French and D"A made.
Crown Prince Reported Captured
LONDON, Sept. 7.-A despatch to
from Antwerp, dated Sunday, gives Belgian official communication which says: “The repuise of the German at- tack against the southern part of Ant- werp at tfappelle-Au-Ilers yesterday was successful, tile Germans leaving thousands of bodies on the field, re- tiring in disorder on Vilvorde, six miles northeast of Brussels. They
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the Exchange Telegraph t‘.ompany‘
of their attempt against Antwerp. and by losses inflicted by. our field artillery. 'i‘lle liclgiun losses are not nulllcrolls."
DECISIVE BATTLE WAGING.
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, Sept. 7.»-The belief is
growing tilut u great decisive battle is being fought at Vcrdull, the strong fortress of Frallcc, ol: on the Mouse
____ ` RUSSIANS DEF EAT
(Special to the Guardian) |Britlsh. the Germans had “started re-
tiring. Uuofifcal advices from Berlin also haue indicated that a bat tie of tremendous importance was llc- ing fougllt on the territory described.
PARIS, Sept. 7.-A Boulogne de-
spatch to the Evening News says: “A telegram has been received from Gell- eral Pau announcing a victory by the allied forces under Field Marshal Frellcll and General D'Al|ladl~, at Prclfy Sill Oiso, about 25 lnilcs llortll ol' Paris. The Allies were llruwlll across the northern line with thi: cell- V tm at Precy. The Engllsll troops were ’ on the loft, tile 1"l'ollcll on the right. The former had ill front of tllclll the illlpcrinl (iuard ulldcr tile/ Gcrlunn ilrowll Prince Frctlericlt Willialn. On both wings it is l°eportt~il the Allies, were sllcccssful. The Gorlnnn left was hold by tho lfrcllcll and retired to the north.
"The imperial Guard who were er-
dcred to surrender, were nllnillilatod by the llritisll. it is reported tho Crown Prince was captured." The [lritisll Official Bureau has received no contlrluation of the above lllcssugc.
The news contained in thc Frcllcll
official conlmullication, that thc Ger- mans had fallen back before n vigor- ous advance by the allied troops on the lille from Nalltcuil Le I-Iadouin to Verdun, indicates that the Anglo- i°‘rcucll forces have got on tllo flank oi' the (lcrmall right wing, which pass- cd by Paris on f.lle llortll and was marclling eastward to join with the (frown l’l‘iilcc's army coming south. lt has been suggested by military ex- perts flint. (icllcrnl Voll l(lut‘.k's move- lllcnt. to tllc southeast wus taken as o. llluttur of prelfalltltlll before the move-
ment by the Allies from the coast.
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Duke of Wurtemburg and
Crown Prince ln Grips with the French- -
(Special to The Guardian)
LONDON, Sept. 7.-Tile armies of
the Duke ot’ Wurtelnburg and tlrowll Prince Frederick William have long been operating to gain a foothold on F‘rencll soil. They have now crossctl the Meuse and have celne to grips with the Tenth Frencll Army Corps.
TNHNEN USES Nlli
yesterday ill Charlottetown. the very
there are no teachers the list will be
in any capacity ami he was unanim-
joint committee, whereaftcr the two individual committees met separately.
The Queen’s County Committee de-
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IIENMNNNS PLANS
Now a Mystery to the Allies.
ihoughlto be Attempting to Strike Through Centre of French Army and to C0-operate with Another German Army from Lor- raine.
(Special to The Guardian)
Bolpilllll tl l l<'rnnt~e wllll collsilnllt rt-acllillg on
from lklris .llld going io\\ard south and east appeared to be confll.ut>tl,
that the German purpo strike through the centre of tile
the main Frcllr-ll force by to operation with anotlltl German arm advancing
Germans are r.l.tru.lling the fortress
Parliament the newspaper. Vila. sta I
THE TEMPERATURE
TIDE. MOON. ETC.
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llifsiedmtetlatillaglle talldcllhldlensrdrllusinllluof E 900501 *O Eh” ('““"“““l W speakers in the hands el the comma- 'ron0N'ro. Sevwmlwf 8--Msflflmef tees for the different districts. The Strong \'r-lllds. Shilling l-0 l'-0l”¢\\\\'¢Hi1' __ I King's County Committee. on the erly, clearing nn_d cool. v other hand. decided on collins meet- 'rim wnA'l‘Hl'.n.-‘Yesterday S WQR- Another British cruiser Hu Mn in hr .':;"...‘.!°?.‘.i‘..i‘J.‘..°'.‘:.'..‘“:’..§i.°iil$l "':'... ‘:.“.‘l..°.:"‘.:‘.;::‘;“.i.‘il.’- 3°°"‘ °".‘".i. '”.i":.'.. ”’
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persons to arrange for the securing (nil early this morning. 0! sneakers. ' 1‘{»edhlsh':_l;l7§“'(;1l§lf::,\;‘;§_ l.oNooN|, sept. 1.--'rife light enlis-
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The followlns venous were =rl»oln_t- deg. above zero; at 9 p. m., lt was so iff; wo§“_,;,'f"‘E‘,';;‘ flfnior ';,§‘,c‘f
ed ss receivers of oats for Queens deg. shove. I hi h tm “MF an and two petty Ummm an m,”_
County.- The tide wil be g ll _
First District: Emerald. P0!" noon at 1.11 and tomorrow at i.47;'g‘i£i'T° P;thU“:;1°;n I' li,” mlfecfqg PRIZES AT HONG KONG-
Parn ll MUN hon: B116" will be hi h tomorrow .mornin f 5 ¢"“ °" 0 “P Y '_-'
:IU8s\tl:,’ M‘ldKenneTiy Ind :Borden Mc- 2; 1_10 ,md Tgursday at 1_33_ s|the North Bea. She was 2.940 £0119. (Special te The Guardian)
Kay; Fredericton. J. A. cutcllfle and 'ras sun sets this evening at 0.25 and carried ll e0|.»l>l°'“°“° “E 259 sllauensl. sept. 1.-A lion; Kong Lewis McLeod; 'Victerlh Wright and tomorrow at 6.23: it rises imen. She was commissioned at Port- telegram reports the arrival there of
i Dru.: Bcnlhlv. B. Belton md A- J- tomorrow mm-ning at 5.30 and ,smooth in october lm and stolen- snumher or prizes. including the aus-
mluvin; stanley Brldse. Well' & Thursday at 5.31. .ea to the eighth Flotilla. trlsn summers. "Phelan" "Frisla" and
Fife slid A. J. IKCLONI5 Fl‘€ll°|l Rl' The moon rises tonight at 7.40. (Special to the Guardian "RB.lll\l\ll'y-”
ver. Peter Mchlutt L Sons; Clifton.D. 'rnere was a full moon on Friday, ...<--~_---
liclteniie I: Co.: Plfk Cerner. John sept. 4th at 10.01 lt. m. l.oNnoN. sept.-nllwr 1.-'rm-. loss ozrsuss oF sstenaoe.
B. Cousins. The last quarter `of the moon will of life by the sinking of the cruiser -#-
looond District!-North Wiltshire. be on Saturday. Sept. l2th at 1.48 l"llthi’llnler is more costly than was nt (Special to The Guardian)
~ \ Continued on P380 6- p. m. first reported. lt is now officially ROME, Sept. 'l.--According to rc-
. The length of today will be twelve stated that only 58 out of a crew of ports from Nish, llclgrarlc is still put- ilhc following Monday cvening.9-8-Moi.
LENMNNS' V.l=_|.“.Ni f
i]EiENl NE NNNWEEHS
(Exclusive to the Guardian)
LONDON September 7.-A Daily
News Special, By G. F. Stewart.. dat- cd ltottcrdam, says, certain Grimsby trawlers have been sunk in the North
crews are prisoners on Gcrlllall soil Tile German fleet is now moving about in thc North Sea, the cruisers anti
ing boats performed their valorous deed on August 20, two tiuys before the British fleet cllnstiscd illo ellellly"s ships ill t'llc bigllt of lioligoinlld.
LONDON, Sept. 7.--'1‘l;o tielnlall Tile story of the dcstrllctiou of the
plan of canlpaigll is for thc nlolnclli. trawlers is told by a l)utclllnlul who tl nlystl-l'_v. 'i‘l\l~ l;l‘cat swoop tllrollixll for tile last. ten lllollills has sailed out
. f and lc ilnills of Nortllcrll ol' (lrilnshy on hlllgllsil trlt\vl0l's. Oil
f\\lf1\1-‘ll 34. H0 li‘l'\ Grllllfiby ill* 0110 Uliilf-lllallll rolldiiiolls of pi-:fro with
i --- west to tllrll tho loft flank of tho Al- the crcw ol' tho Villinllt. At sovcll
LONDON. Sept. 7.~ A tI€‘sDillCl\ 10 lies was lllltlerstluldulllc and fore- o'r:lock tilt- following uvcnillg thc Val-
Renter from Collstalltilloplo says seen, oven thonlrll the Allies l'ci'\l:=.oll tant was fishing ill rolllpillly with U16 Tllflilflll fllllly U38 "0 €lllIl\lBll1Slll to hclievc the (ierllmns could move so f`oui' Elllgilsll trawlcrs when they lvero f0l' flllllllnil und that deciaraten of far; anti yrsl,i°l'lilr\"s bulletins stating' npproal-llod by two Gcrnlzlll crlllsvrs.
War by Turkey is Unlikely. that the main (lerluan army of invu- tllrcc torpedo boats. Ono of lill-
siun fronl thc north was tllrililll: away , torpedo boats ralllo alollgsltlt-. the Vul-
iant :llld <~ou\nl'llldt-d thc crow to clinic .lbonld 'l‘ht\v were glvcn rl tow lnlll
and a theory that finds supporters is utes to puclr`tlleir clothing and food.
se is now to As soon :ls they had loft tht- tralvlcrs
the Germans opened fire and sllllk the
: Frcllcll army, leaving Paris partially Valiant. with a few shots. The fisher-
| invested from the llortll and crushing lllcn found aboard the torpedo boat tile
clews of two other English truwlels which already had been sunk Tlley
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-°~ frolll Lorraine. Tile llcws that the llunlllcrcd twenty-eight Sllhseqllellt-
' - ' ll. fi le ' s c transferred to
ly t c sl r.nen wtr
A .lflllll lll00Ulll.i Of U10 Kings “nd” nl’ Nancy and that Emperor William the Gcrllllul cruiser Stumgllrt. 'l`l:i~rl-
Queens Counties Committees el' the and me stun. are ,,m_mm|,g uw (mem, may found the cl-cw of the Engllllll Army meld S""l°° F““d was held tions tend to fortify this theory. '..'uwler Ride wllo had not been given
time to -tailo ally clothing from their
large attendance--almost every mem- RED CROSS w|NDFALL_ v,,5,._,.| bm-Om Bm. was 50,.; (0 lil,- b€l‘ Will! lJl'HS€ll¢°\"Sh0Wll\i! I\0W U09" .__-` bottom. All four trnwlors wllicll were ll! UW Ulllhllilllslll Wl-“Ch 13 lflkfm ln (5p¢¢ia| go The (;,uar¢ia,»|) iishlllg ill tho ncigllborllooll oi' thc Val- lllll lll0VL‘lll0¥ll-- ‘. _.' iant lvcrc also sunk null illc nlcn
The llwllllil |ld0Dl0il 8- f0!‘l'f\ Of Sub" fy-gn?N33§;(| bflyet' ¢Z,'|-,-ug;l¢,c|f¢;”:l,l:l\h:),l fallen aboard a German crlll:-or. All
BCl‘llJll0ll UB! Wlllcll. il- was tl0Ciil0ll..f_h0 Dany Ch;-0“i(,]e Buys; "Tim $17, hollr later the German fleet stcanled will be distributed to the teachers in i000 which was round in me pockets at great speed in an mstwly dh-6,, “U ruml ‘“”m“ts‘ The “Elma” °f an of General Buclow utter ho was killed U0"-
"“'-°l’“ye"“ in Um district” Wm be in- battle at iiaeleu has been turned --°‘--'°°"'°-'_'
placed upon t.he list whether they sub- lover by Kmg Amen tor Red Cross '
scribe or not.~ in districts where ipumosesy
SEHMNN ELEETSNNK
given to the secretaries of the school fr Af ' ' -
districts. lt was also decided that re-, |TALY DEGIDE-$58? NEU-|-|:;A|_|1'y ` ` ` ceipt forms be furnished; and eachi _
nlan who brings oats will get a regu- (g'm_,,,m| to me (;um.d|M.) ' ,
lar receipt. All oats must be deliver- R0ME_ september 7__Afte,- mkmg ._-_-
ell at the collecting. stations not later f l . it li LONDON, Sept. 7.- Tile oflloial in- thgn November 20, n Don or the members 0 up If all i'ormatl0n Bureau anllounccd that a
The Rev. I-l. Scott-Smitll offered his d t d th' t J Mtv ‘vm-Q in fm/or German squadron sunk 15 Hefvlc” t° the Cmnmmee E" Work df stlrilg ne?lltlllalN1txyobcl'llg maintained. 'fishing hollis ill the North Sell. They
' captured ll quantity of fish ami the
ously appointed assistant secretary. _ fishermen were taken to Wllllelm- This was all the work done by the utnrnfn share as prisoners of war.
BRITISH CRUISER
Sea by the valiant Gernlnll fleet. 'Tilcir
destroyers which sank innocent fish-
(Exclusive to the Guardian)
| LONDON, St-pti-lllber 7.-Rv J. L. Garvin, Editor Pali Mall Gazette: "Vf‘l`l' lllllcll liepollils upon the issue of the tlespolnto conflict between the ltnssialls and Anst.l‘inll first army near l.ul>iin and liilollu. it is l-ical* tllat ilcspitc the overthrow of` Francis Jos- t'pll's second urllly at Lclllburg, tht- rcsnit oi' thc new struggle must not ‘bc regnrdt-d as a foregone collrriusioll. "lilo t‘irst_ army llunlbors 400,000 lucu .nlld_ rcllltorct-ments are hurrying up it ls figlltillg not only for its own ‘existence but for that oi' thc Hnpsllurg nnollurclly. Tile 'l`sar's generals ill their turll know all that is at stake and they will strain every ncrvc io strengthen the ranks on their right |and to bring up in spite ol' the ifatignc of at iortlli;;llt's marclllng alld lfigllting thc victorious army from Lem- burg.
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Augguii Army
if' the ZI:~.p'.i._'.lrlt troops can succeed
ill lloillxnr; ill.-ll' igrounll, this will in. dial ln- :l leuli: r/;:l'. it' lilo Austrians zl:.- i,~l1..l; il ill.. ;l‘..lin loud illto the lli~;\rt el' tilt- ill,-lnlnll i-..llpEru would soon be clear for the Russian invas- ioll. The effect on the situtatien in l"r:lllce would ill- illllne.lliute."
l'E'i`lt()GllAll, Sr-.pteluiler 7.- An
ol`f'i1.inl slut(-lllcllt issued today says lilo llussiulls iii-ical(-il thc Austrlall army bt~t\v<»t-ll Luliill and Kholnl. 5,(i00,_Austl‘i:llnl wt-ro taken prisollers. Austrlall troops are in full flight be- tlvci-ll l{`ivcl's ill-ri: and lllliustcr.
l’.\|iib». .Si-piclllilcl' 7.--~it is tli`i`it~niiy
nllllriullct-il that I2 Anstriull Army
t‘;n-ps, -l.‘»'0,0f)0 mell, have bccll annihil- fl lt! .
i‘l;l'1'R(lGitAl). Seplr-nlber 7.-An
oi'f'ici;1i stzllclncili. :lays all Austrian corps lmt\\'cell llivcrs Vistuln and Ili-rg is rt-irc-:ltillg before the illlssiulls with grcalt loss.
THE NLUES ISSUE
JNINT NESLNNNTINN
LONDON, Sept. 7.-Following is
vl<‘runce, and Russia: Tile under lsigllcil, duly authorized thereto by their respective Goverllluents, here- by dt'clal'c as follows:
"The Ilritisll, Frellcil and Russian
(lovi~rlllllt_»llls nlutillllly engage not to t-out-lutlc peace separately during thc prcselll war.
'i`hc tllrl-e Govt-rlllllcuts agree that
will-ll it-rlns of pt-:lcv come to bo tllst-llssvil no one ol' lilo allies will
out prcviiuls :ll.:l'i-l-lllclli. with t-uril nl' thc oiilvl' allies.
ill flu-t will-rcot' the \lll<il\r:~ilglleii
have silznvtl this lleclarntioll and :lfhxeil tl\i~l'i»to lllcir souls" iloni- in London ill tripiit'at.f_-. this fiftll day oi' Sl\ptcnlbvr, llii4."
"Signed" ll). (Jrcy, Britisll Surro-
lary, Foreign Afl`air:<. tory, Foreign Ai't`nil's. Paul (‘nmholl, l\‘reln-h Ambassador to Great llritnin Bcnchcnderif, Russian Alubossnllor to Grunt llrltain.
NLEIES EIGHNINS INIHLN
i.()Nil0N. Sept. 7.-The British
Govcrnlllcnt today made an oiilciai ilcllial to the Gcrnlnn charge tllut dulll dllln bllilcts had been found Fon illngiisll and Frcllvil prisoners. 'l‘ilc statement was as follows:
"Neither tho British nor the
French army has in its possession or has issued ally bllt approved pat- terns of rifle and revolver ammuni- tioll whch do not infringe ill any ro- spoct thc provisinos of the Hague cou- vclltion." A
NUSSINN IJPENNTIUNS
l"E'l‘R()GRAIl, Sept. 7.- The Rus-
sian General staff tonight issued the following comnlullicatien: Along thc whole Austrian Lille the Russian troops eil September 4 proceeded with an energetic offensive movement. The Austrian centre suffered nlost from Russian attacks ill the region west.
LONDON. September 7. -- Krasnystaw, the Austrian 48th
Regiment of infantry, which was completely surrounded was forced to surrender with the commanding officers, in all 1,600 mon. A German division. marching te help the Aus- trians wcre attacked on the left bank of the Vlstula River. The Rlls- sian troops llsve occupied Stryj Riv- cr region. Tile Russian cavalry are already among the passes of Car- pothion Mountains. On thc East Prussian front there was nothing but slight skirmishlng.
thc text og' a protocol signed te- dny by re resentutives of Britain,
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SNMPNNN UE HZNU
NESIMENT lil Gil UN illlli Nl NNLIENX
The Royal tlallailian Regiment, rein-
forced by n lletachnlcllt ffrom Valcur- ticr, will leave on Friday for Bermuda to do garrison duty there. The lucll will sail on thc Wilite Star-llolnlllioll liner t‘:l.lla<in, new ut Quebec, and the Val- czlrtli.-r tictnvlllllcllt will board tho the ship there. The (‘anatlal was cxpot'tcd to leave tlilellev sonic time yesterday.
Til lnlu- Iilc pizlce ni' the It. (I. It. for
lznrrisoll dlityln lllllii'nx,:l. colnposito l'cl;illlcllt is now bcinl; forlncll. This will t-ollsist ot' one colllpally ol' sixty ollt-ole and men from each of the t-ight lni`alltl'y battalions ill the Mari- time l’l‘n\'illt:i~s wllit-il have not men out on duty now. Lic-ut.~t‘ol, (Tarpon- iol-,~soi'ollil ill rollllllllllll ol' the lt. C. ll., will rollllllzllld thc new battalion nssistcti by i.\ nucleus stuff ol' per. nlanent fort-c men. The' eight battalions which have
cnrll been ordered to cout.riLu1,g 3 company to the new corps, are the ti2lld. l'lincc Ed\vurd lsiuud,67th Car- lctoll. the ililtll Annapolis, the 71st \'0l‘1i, the 74th West|nol'elnn-d, 75th liunriliiurg . Ttlth Uolcllcster, and 93rd (liln.‘»crlnlld. Only four of tile nine Nova Sc-itlrln infantry rcgi~ncn|,n are affected ny this oriler. The 63rd, Sfilll and 94th are now out on fllil sitrengtll while Hcverni companies of tht' 78th n,rc also doing duty at (Toni-'o in yllncc of the ll. (7. R. men -:tntionrtl tlwrn. The newly authoriz- cd Slst liunts regilncllt has not yet bi-on fully tlrgzllliztrtl. 'l`wo New llruns- wick corps, the 62nd Ft. John and Tilrd Niwtlllllllllorlnllli also have com- panies nn duty.
The lncll are ordered to be on duty
in llnllfax by Sept. 10th,and are to go there flllly equipped for active ser- vice. A captain und two iieutcnants are to bc supplied with each com- pany. and all officers and non-com- missioneii oliii-ers must be fully qual- lflcil men. ..'l`he contillgcnt from Prince Edward island will consist of u composite cem- pnny ol' 00, men and officers, selected from the ranks of the 82nd Regiment. Tile call is for voluntary scrvirce. and the men will leave for- ilaiifax on ’l‘llursds_v. The order was rceolved by (‘.olonel Allan yesterday. it is likely that Major Boultcr. of Tryon. will have command of the i’. E. I. Com- pany, with either Capt. Darko or Har- dy as second in command.
COMING EVENTS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
MEETINGS, ETC
“Go to York Point Tiotsl for A
days or week; outing. Good bathing and boating. A Ferry boat makes leur trips daily between Pewbsl wharf, Charlottetown and York Point Round trip ten cents. Sea time table. Telephone connections with the hotel.
D. W. White, Proprietor.
S11!-7-24M6wkl.
"The Bcdeque Hall Ce. will hold
an ice Cream Social on the hall grounds at Central Bcdeque. on Bat- urday evening. Sept. 12th. Come along everybody and enjoy some of the good ice crenlu that t‘.entral Beds-que is noted for. l’rot-eods are in aid of the hall. Should thc above date prove un- favourable, thc social will be held on
ltssrd's Llniment Cares Diphtllerigihours and flfty-six minutes. ' 254 were saved. fill! “D B nmglllul-cnt defense. \Mlnard's Liniment. Cures Colds, etc.
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