Russians Win Advantage in Vistula Battle erman and Austrian Forces Make Obstinate Stand Against Advance of in South Poland--Czar's Troops Hold Hungarian Ground. — Belgians Flee as Invaders Fight Through Barriers Bombarded People Spent Nights and Days of Terror Fee Firing Twenty Missiles a Minute 0} mn CAVALRY OF ALLIED ARMIES AND GERMANS CONTINUE OPERATIONS IN TURNING MOVE- MENT IN THE NORTHERN PART OF FRANCE LO 2 Foe Ministry WAR'S LATEST PHASES DOOR OHO HORRORS OHO HOMO CHORD FRA ii comm BS en Accordi ng iigue issued at Paris gagement in the reg the French nere is 4 of Roye, 1 taken 1,60 risoners 1 also a report {f a severe ment 1 near The main munique by the sur-Somme, Chat Lassigny. Min« are rted the Oise to the engage cavairy battle continu along a regions 7 Lens, reglons ol . 1 Says ilnes rep struggle wioie GERMANY tion Staff says scene importance that small near St ne. Befo have bee Hall, bomb was mi Russian Lomza over RUSSIA from Rom An Endless Stream of Belgian Fugitives Crowd into Holland * Rush Fr Sound of German Cannon. Citizens of Aptwerp om the and fort along ti ITALY Grandi, t is immir agreeme Gen. Por likely Deputies fidence in ‘he [Italian [ee aaa EEE | EPITOME OF WAR NEWS | = British aero providing safeguarded JAPAN. —T! ed siege guns ing t Tsing-t the Govern rT planes flew 100 miies into German territory and dropped a bomb from a he ght of 500 destroying a Zeppelin air ship at Duesseldorf, was the official London report. Three ported feet, Thousands Leave Stricken Antwerp Great Part of 400,000 People Miser. An official report Paris said 1.600 German prisoners had been taken able Refugees in Flight—Pour- in a sharp engagement at Roye, The ing into Holland. German and Allied cavalry were —— i these 4 no amy bout the operating north of Lille, but the re. The flight of the citizens ry, caus A n : 1 sult was nowhere decisive. werp is hardly to be history T greater are at this They are swamping in Londo: Ant in all 400,000 people able refugees, Holland and them arrived at monks NINN NNT NS NNN ANN NNN NNN a Flushing, Breda, Rotterdam. Rosen daal, The Hague, Amsterdam, Ter neuzen, Maastricht and Dordrecht are crowded and the streets of cities and towns are impassable cry is “Still they come.” The exit from Brussels enough, but many Antwerp's sons and daughters now in Flushing have been hiding in cellars for days Many have seen those dear to them shat: tered to pleces by shells, and all the | while there” had been the sickening fear of the bombardment, only to end in its realization and a hurried | An official Berlin despatch gaid that escape in the dead of night. | in Northern France the battle was | still undecided and reported re CZAR OF RUSSIA ON FIGHTING! pulses of the French in the Argonne LINE. | and the vicinity of Verdun. Re Thousands of refugees from Antwerp Emperor Nicholas haz! reached London. Holland reported at army headquarters at the an invasion of 10000 and the , according to a dispatoh received Mayor of Rotterdam ordered trains to bring no more there. General Soukhomlinoff, Minister of ! Berlin also reports that the fighting War, the court minister and the pal- | on the German right wing in France ace commandant accompanied the Em-| has been successful and that in the peror. assault on Antwerp two forts fell Empress Alexandra and hig daugh. into German hands. ters bade the monarch farewell at the | The Belgian Government has been re. railway station, where there were moved from Antwerp to Ostend, sev. | scenes of great enthusiasm. the eral of the Ministers and many thou. { crowds shouting “On to Berlin!” and sands “of refugees having reached gi “On to Vienna!” there. Dute warniag to HIDE likely to matched Government part of miser- In f ol Berlin announced slight progress for the Germans in the Argonne district in France. Gen. Soukhomlinoff, the Russian Min. ister of War, said that the German invasion of Russian territory result. ed in a disastrous defeat, and that no German troops are now on Rus. sian soil. He aiso told of successes in Galicia. Thousands fled from Antwerp, many going to Ostend, where the capital has been established. | A dispatch from Petrograd says there have been sanguinary fights be. tween German and Austrian pris oners, who accuse each Generals of responsibility for Rus sian victories, he the people n with he 1 hour dea pouring into Aare the resources Eindhoven in care REAL BATTLE FILMS ARE NOT DRAMATIC these S———— The Photograph Shells, Can't Bursting Says Movie Man. wag tragic of LONDON, — The correspon. dent of the Daily News at Ant. werp gives an interesting inter. view with Cherry Kearton, describing some of his experi. ences in filming the war, He was in Alost during the German bombardment. He said: “I tried to get pictures of shells exploding, but it is next to useless, for they hardly show on the film. In the trenches, too, it is useless and rather brutal, it seems to me, to try to get pictures. For instance, we who have seen men die from bullets and shrapnel know quite well that they simply slip for. ward a little, and the whole thing is finished. They do not fling their rifles in the air, and die in a dramatic posture. Pic. tures that show that can be known at once as faked.” Petrograd. - arrived frout here, GERMANS PLAN TO ATTACK BRITAIN LAST OF OCTOBER. Rome, via Paris.—The war against Great Britain, say Ger: man newspapers received here, will commence at the end of October, following successful operations at Antwerp. Belgium then will become the base of operations against Great Britain, the newspapers say. They add Tirpitz, the that Admiral von Minister of the Navy, who is now at General Headquarters with Emperor William, has announced that go aboard the flagship of the German fleet and direct the he will operations of the navy. . 3 Sent Bottom Off Ems E-9-—Report Six Torepdo Craft Sunk n Adr to ver Austrian Disaster iatic by Mines. ENVOYS NOW LOOK FOR SHORTER WAR Believe That Defeated Austria Hungary Soon Will Come to Terms With Russia. LONDON. A belief that the war will be far shorter than the present situation indicates Is gradually gaining ground in dip. lomatic circles here. The Secre. tary of the embassy of one of the involved Powers has made a large wager that the war will be over within three months, and he is known as a careful bettor, not anxious to lose his money. Through diplomatic channels the word has reached London that the Russian invasion of Hungary means moving on Vi. enna from the south, and there is little indication that the re- sistance by the Hungarians will be very bitter, as already there are signs that the Hungarian leaders are seeking understand. ing about the future with Rus sia. Austria's armies are so badly shattered now that further re. sistance is doubtful in any case if Vienna falls, The capitula. tion of Austria would mean the complete investment of the Ger. man Empire, and even the Kai. ser could not hope to hold the foe at bay long on such a huge front. EY EO "ad BOMBS INTO PARIS Their Forces Moving on Ostend After the King of Belgium. Big Guns Moved From Antwerp | to France. “6 dropped three civil aviators killing 14 a similar Two German pombe into Paris and wounding expecting French that the Allies tions along the len France. The A Vigorous at the Aisne Rive The Gen night Ans others London aerial assault announce pos: ine in oficial reports are holding thelr } batt)e dell bank vered of (reer: have tack on the right newed BELGRADE HALF IN RUINS, Are Still Ruined Servians Defending Their Capital razed, rmed and torn to The negrin Lega OW Aw amonE damaged Nees been reel of King ated the iversity RUSSIA ON OFFENSIVE Czar's Troops Tired Of Waiting For Germans To Attack front at Wirballen, Russian Hague and London have de mans here Poland, via The The Russians the offens have often all ided to The mplained that the stronger numeric their nights the mg the miles from take (rer tofore enemy, though twice fused to leave the ily. r¢ but gians have Rus. attacked ald entire front, extending 60 about Wilkowyezki, north of Augustowo, a point below Lyck, East Prussia. The were reptlsed, however, the while the Ger for Iaet three Russians losing heavily man losses were light DENIES PEACE MOVE. Acting Secretary Lansing Makes Flat Statement, Washington, D. C.-Acting Secretary of State Lansing denounced as with out any foundation reports that this Government was offering new media tion proposals to warring European nations. Mr. Lansing asserted that all such reports, unless given out from official sources, should be regarded as inventions of persons with ulterior motives FORTUGAL MAY ENTER. Hears That Declaration Will Be Against Germany. in a dispatch from Amsterdam. the correspondent of the Exchange Telegraph Company says that the Bureau Weinzehr, a semioffi- cial news ageney, asserts that » declaration of war on Germany by Portugal is expected in Berlin at any moment, London London ATTITVRIMERTS. ot | D, * voarwmy | AITORN EY APLAW BELLAPONTR B5 | CBee Darth of Court Bouse. i BABRISON WiLFER ATTORNEY AT44W BRILLEFONTR 88 Be B® W. Bigs Swen | Ml protumionsl bosinem prow py sestet § | 43. omme we. 1. 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