The Seattle Star Newspaper, September 11, 1914, Page 8

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Gallient, the Germans are bringing forward caterpillar siege guns to increase the deadliness of their fire Reserves, he said, were filling the gaps torn in their ranks by the ¥ nch fustllades and hurry ing vast quantities of ammunition the front Bargain Sale Now On. Stationery and Office Supplies. Le continued right to the BULL BROS. Jus: Printers 4013 THIRD AN 1043 that the allies’ of quarter will STEWART HOUSE 56 Stewart at Near Pike Modern # Large modern © (Old Hats Made New Plea age hed Model Millinery Co Every day that THE STAR . is published, builders list their denen Bay sardel napalm bargains on THE STAR oes WANT AD page. You are the one ati must pay the dentist and the one who must care for your teeth, and you owe it to yourself to demand painless dentistry. Without pain a dentist can do better work and save time, which is saving you money, and, besides, you are not exhausted and a nervous wreck after every visit to the dentist. MY PAINLESS ay} DENTISTRY MEANS BETTER DENTISTRY ain will preve id fro should I don't el ) world nor have all the g with me. There are § side of*my offices as there are inside. The rea son the average dentist does not do as good work as they know how to do, 1s Lecause of the old style painful methods they are using. natter what you want done in dentistry, and therefore do {t as it should be done, That is the reasor I can guarantee my work personal attention to each patient accomplish the best in dentistry t the best dentist in the wo our work ain » heat dentist od dentists good dentist My inure just ¢ to careful painless wo careful ¢ upon the xemination is made without charge and you can de pend advice losed Sunday L. D. GRANT, D. D. S. 205 LIBERTY BLDG.—OPP. P. 0. CITY OF PARIS I do it without pain, || arges are || STAR—FRIDAY, SEPT, 11, 1914. PAGE 8. Have Air Craft Failed i in War? They’ re ase | Es Always Being Wrecked, and Do Nothing How an army looks from an aeroplane only 500 feet above the gre und. height, and if the pilot goes much — higher he cannot distinguish a living thing from the inanimate. entirely out of range he can only distinguish ma | PARIS, France Where is the “terrific tive power” veraft the whole w Aeroplanes have prove tain extent i flict, but jdealing pr }them in the jhave so far | The “next come and aircraft Jseem able to keep destroyed They blown up any cities; haven't killed people usar they really one any seri damage Their pilots are shot by on dinary rifles up to the height of 1,500 feet; the whole craft has been sent crashing to rth by the larger guns; and even when some intrepid avi- ator does succeed in dropping @ bomb into a town It usually kills only a few and does com paratively slight damage. Further, the operations of the aerial wing of the armies have nev. er been secret from the foes and/ on secrecy depends their greatest efficiency * They have proved practical to at least this revolutionary extent that neither side any longer has it In its power to keep Its mo quite covered from the en Aviators Can't Make Out Details On the other hand, not all the secrets of each side are revealed to the enemy by means of this Jaerial reconnaissance On the contrary, it is plain that Jin this campaign as well « quently b altitudes peace time to be the mini: lessary | feet for on board such craft have t able to make out the exact detalis of what they saw below Of course, the rush of wind the noise of the engi |aerial scout utterly any sounds on the earth | His rate of travel ts |none the . jeye is able to |tails of human far less to detect jeance, or which which ‘ts foe. |Great Height |Makes Aim Erratic correspondents the opinion that aireraft re rx present war are at such @ vast |hetght that the obse board them cannot c formation worth having. | Netther do the bombs—and not |a great can be carried—al ways alfght on the buildings or regiment at whom they are. pro- Jected Flying thousands of feet |the earth, the aviator may his bomb at an almed spot cause of wind currents th | will not drop within a qua of the place Even rifle shot aim erratic from that gr and when the aviator does not re main a safe ght it usually means he will come down to earth a corpse, buried under the age of his machine. REPORT STRIKE AT BROAD PASS SEWARD, Alaska, Sept. 11 Broad Pass is the # of a rich gold strike in Alaska, according to Al Wolf and A. H. Tutt, pr tors, who have just arrived c the strike. They d: the country, abou imr Iges and di grade which tie for 18 Sept. 11 destruc that and useful the 5 the h le « made great war urd war” has just don't from being haven't they next { proved a great n't ys and such that | save trained | signifi-| ‘s friend and| Several many above launch | and be: missile r mile would be at height at wreck on om mple FORM ALLIANCE OF KONIGSBERG |! BUCHARE ST, Roumania, | Sept. 11.—Roumania, Bulgaria | and Greece have formed an al | llance, it Is stated here today, | for united action against Tur , if the latter joins Germany and Austria-Hungary in arms MARCH TO RELIEF PETROGRAD, Sept. 11, — Two German army corps were reported lon their ay to attempt relief of Kon- nisborg, hich the Russians are bom- barding. WHAT AIRCRAFT HAVE DONE SO FAR AND HOW THEY’VE FAILED AUGUST No casualties. Rola Garros Nancy. Crew of AUGUST 3- plane, No cast AUGUST 5- near Lemberg. toers killed. AUGUST 6—Zeppelin drops 12 bombs on Liege from height of No ¢ ual tion. AUGUST 7—German dirigible Parsival riddied with bullets near Czetocha, Crew of four killed AuausT 14—German plane dropped three bombs on bridge at Namur. on bystanders injured. No damage to bridge. THe Cesari, in French plane, dropped bomb on dirigible shed at Metz, from height of 9,000 feet. No damage reported AUGUST 15—Eight bombs dropped from German plane on Na Slight damage to windows and roots AUGUST shells dropper ’ T rted ki mtly Women and chi batants wound AUGUST 2% 2—Bombs dropped on Nuremberg by French plane * life in ramming German dirigible near 25 lost Three bombs Luneville by German dropped on n plane brought to ground by Austrian fire mur Antwerp non-com Zeppelin on dren. Thirty cond Zeppelin raid on Antwerp. Nine non-com atanta killed f of them women AUGUST 29—Zeppelin wrecked by R Poland. Crew of eight reported lost AUGUST 30—German plane Gropped three bombs on Paris. No body killed Two German plands dropped bombs on dirigible hangar at Bel Nobody hurt; Ifttle damage SEPTEMBER 1—Five bombs dropped on Paria from two Ger man planes. Nobody killed; alight damage. Third Zeppelin raid on Amsterdam driven off by fusiliade. SEPTEMBER 2—Fourth Zeppelin raid on Antwerp. Twelve bombs dropped, ten or twelve non-combatants slightly wounded. Red Cross butldings damaged. Two French aeroplanes rise and give battle to three German planes hovering over Paris. SEPTEMBER 3—One of German aeroplanes of the Taube type which dropped bombs on Parts September 2 braught dow The tw« rman aviators on board were killed GERMANS VACATE VALLEY OF MARNE WASHINGTON, Sept. cablegram rectived at French embassy from Bord 9 the allies have gained rious advantages” against the German right wing, and that the first German army corps has been forced across the Marne. It Is said the Germans have en- tirely evacuated the Marne val- ley. TRIESTE SHY OF FOOD; CITY IS SUFFERING. TRIESTE, via Rome, Sept. 11. —Austrian torpedo boat has been blown up by a mine off Fasana, it is announced today. Most of the crew were saved, The Austrian war fleet was crulsing off the coast, but had not met an enemy up to today, Food is running short in Tri- este, and business is prostrat- ed. There is much suffering. fan artillery near Miawa fort The French cablo read as follows } “At 6a. m. today, give 1A the n the war office, our troops had ta serious advantages against the German right | “North of La Ferte-Sous-Jouarre |the first German army has been Jobliged to cross the Marne, Last night the Marne valley was free from Germans, according to the re |ports of British aviators. | “Our troops in Champalene were | forced to retire to Gouganton by the |third German army, but they have regain part of the ground lost. “Fort Gennicourt, in the Meuse valley, has been Germans. 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Russians in East Pru retiring today to new defenses to oppose a large German force approaching from the The war office states that a great battle is near T man army is sald to tr clude » corps withdrawn fro: | France, with 200,000 of the second line of troc eral yped the ast German fe their heavy artillery, and is bring jing !t forward for use against the | Russians. | Russtan cavalry |mans In great Mauer region. | Five German corps were under j stood to have joined the Austrians Jaiong the Ine from Tomaszow |through Rawa Ruska and past the }victnity of Lemberg to the River Dniester, German officers have re lorganized the Austrian forces, and & general battle with the Russtans was developig today ~ GEOGRAPHY Of Europe’s War TOURNAI—Reported id a $400,000 tribute to |when occupied by them, 8,000, devote found the Ger. force in the Lake to have mans is indus 1 largely rpets in being few the origin, Nerviorum [trial city of Ito ving #8 of wor Brussels | hom 8, ther: | large factories. Lies on eldt and is of ancient | being the Cicitas ferred to by Caesar. LEMBERG—Capital jin Austria-Hungary lation of 2 |Jews. It is the headquar army corps. Catholic, and Greek Catholic churches have archbishoprics here. PODGORZ—A railroad near which battle betwe |sians and Austrians ts repor les 212 miles from Vienna GUISE—An industrial 8,500, about 26 Quentin, command by an an pnt castle dating back to the 16th century. Reported site of battle is near a large commun. castic workingman's colony, found ed about 1850 on a plan advocated by Fournter. The colony had a large common dwelling place for working men. MEMEL—Northernmost town in Prussia and center of timber trade of the Baltic, Is a seaport at the! mouth of the Frisches Haff, 91] miles from Insterburg. Has a pop- ulation of 21,500. GERMAN TROOPS OPPOSE RUSSIA | LONDON 1 ing official commun! Petrograd has been re Exchange raph Co. “German troops have been trans ported from the east and concen trated in Eastern Prussia, on the River Alle “On th commenced re ot station, Rus. It town of miles from St ‘The follow ation from elved by the 9th of September they to advance, directing || Jconsiderable forces through the Mazur lakes. The Russian advance guards, who opposed the advance, retreated {n an direction.” |SEATTLE LINER SIGHTS LEIPZIG enemy's asterly SAN PEDRO, Cal, Sept. 11 ot} ficers of the steamer President, in port today, reported sighting the German cruiser Leipzig late Wed |nesday afternoon, 80 miles south of there. 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