The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1914, Page 3

eee “THE EVENING “woRL,: Sarvavay,: SEPTEMBER 5, is 800,000 RUSSIANS BEGIN INVASION OF EAST PRUSSIA‘ 600 O00 RUSSIANS IN PRUSSIA | CROWD IN FRONT OF THE CZAR'S PALACE CELEBRATING VICTORY, “ONT0 BERLIN” ARS ORDER Austrian Army Is Completely Demoralized, and Victorious Russian Troops Are Thrown : Against Kaiser’s Forces. : RUSSIAN REPORT OF THEIR CAMPAIGN. PETROGRAD (St. Petersburg), Sept. 6 (United Press).—The Russian army to-day began serious operations against the Germans. The troops that have been operating both in the northern and southern sections of “Wastern Prussia have been ordered to resume the offensive. Additional forces are being pushed forward and at the War Office it was stated that “fully twenty army corps of the active army, totalling nearly $00,000 men, ‘will immediately be pushed forward on the march to Berlin. The general staff declares that the Austrian danger is past. It is @dnounced officially that the Austrians have been forced to abandon their e@Mpnsive everywhere in Poland and in Eastern Galicia, and that they are pow beyond the San River in a demoralized condition. The War Office: faisists that Russian Poland is now clear of the enemy everywhere. : To-day the following official statement was issued: “The Austrian army has been completely crushed as the result of a general offensive movement on the part of the ¢ Russian field forces under Grand Duke Nicholas. Immediately following the war declaration, the Austrian forces assumed the $ offensive. With the exception of the four army corps, which $ were operating against by raphe Lea ‘alae et ; army, under the command of Former Minister ‘ar von Auf- . i tebe, was directed against Russia and Russian Poland was ‘cenoeoccnocosoossoossooononconocceeeseeeeeneees 06 7 $ bd é +o * willllous of visitors who have made , “In a battle that lasted for ten days the entire Austrian of- COUNT A PRISONER GEO. C. TILYO! fensive was completely destroyed. Their armies were defeated p ARIS AN AN AMLESS FDEN o,e e HAS nde With enormous losses on a battle front extending from the Car- __— STEEPLECHASE ENTERPRISES ~ uh eeoons es na le front extending rm ne Car | : , |Odditics in the War News) CONEY ISLAND, N. ¥ {adel positions in Eastern Silesia were occupied by the | | GREATEST EVENT). CELEBRATE * | COMMEMORATE ” PERPETUATE ~~ Steeplechase he * is HAPPINESS m :| WORLD'S PEACE, = ame ene: AMERICA’SASSURED FESTETICSS YACHT |, PROSPER SEIZED BY FRENCH? BAYS" CARNIVAR, 4 In thankegiving for the patrenags o } P-93906-9% 00809-90920 HOES HOO ++ aoe peeees vaeey ere wee Snes Ses ee Cee Oro reerene | Austrian Nobleman Reaches ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Imperial forces. Thousands of prisoners, nearly 200 , “It's ¢ Long, Long W " o vio , kK ‘ N : aptued by the Ruslan arm eas ote WO EN A A WORK ivy antonge ts BAUD goroee, but Ene Blase Walen tne tawous| NeW York “After Thrilling eeueeeen + * red the Russ! mies. >. . i. ini ; captu i The 1 ailick seaktties 6 he Gu wes | | | Highland regiment, must have surprised their German opponents when Experience in France. The World’s Trinity of Mest the whole lot of them went into battle singing “Roamin’ in the Gloamtn’,” i completely overcome. In the meanwhile, the Austrian army —— “Aye, "Twas Grand,” and “The Lass of Killlkrankie,” songs which Harry Successful Summer Amusements ‘ invading Serva was totaly defeated by the Servians at Sabatz. Lauder has made well known here. Count Rudolph Festetics, Countess $5,000,000 I ’ ¥ against the Me eer teary as et carina to Some Stitch Away Under the Trees, While ‘A smithy in the far Northwest, sending $40 to the Red Crows fund, thet pe peed aid bed pans Invested Just for Pua armies that will march directly against Berlin. Our remai ning Other Daughters of the Rich regretted he could not send more, but explained that he hammered hiel isn steamer Intanta Iaabel, which ar- | Combastion ede nee nes —— ten corps of the active army will be sufficient at this time to Feed the Poor Ce he Geach” SAY GAUBDNET: Weho webds $40) 06 thls, rived with American refugees to-day |WMeh will be om sale fer three days, continue the offensive operations against the Austrians.” from Barcelona by way of Cadiz, The VIENNA, via Rome, Sept. 6(United|whelming Russian strength, it Is ad- British war censors halted the story of England’: « } th vig | Steamer was held up twiece on the SA’ $ mitted at the War Office tha : ¥ y In the Davie} way by French men-of-ws RD! , Press).—Serious reverses to tho great | Pulted ot the War Omce that it has! (Written for The Evening World by Btizabeth Dryden.) —_| Cup matches here because they thought the Agures giving the scores of he| ang Count and. his tan DAY Ber cece Gecke wne mn Fastern Galicia to the enemy, and| PARIS, Aug. 26.—Paria ts an Adamlesy"Ed@iT | Protty women are| amen mint De Cas oss a than proper td tain yeont motes SUNDAY ister, and General Dankl, who has/the san River and along the Vistula, companied by other pri.ty women, often by a faithful dog, but never ani by a French man-of-war in- boon in eupreme command in the ih |It te stated that German reinforce-| by any chance is {t the gallant cavalier of French tradition. never a hus- ted by the War Omce to-day. Freaelve Tevet encainat the ae-] band or lover. All are quietly dressed, and as they sit in the shade of eae a cP yen joni 'To.|2Y Way of Poland will be resumed the autumn-tinged trees of the Champs-Elystes or the Bois they sew, sew, as | be declared by Austria against France | py : ‘ ry ah, | Eetablighing a New Werld’s Record te’ Massow, in tho Mussian Poland| "Money arrive ase & caanc.|20™: Needlers to say, these endiess stitches are being plied upon the! 4 young Russian vlflcer han proved himself neatly buile: proot, After! quy tha Neateian Mag, out ae heer | ri province of Lublin, 1s, declared 01 ciated: Bross). Krompenski, the | WOFK of the “Croix Rouge” or some of the countless charitable socteties. | peing alot in the hend four ftines, thousrh none of the bullets penetrated flow tho Austrian flag, out of port. b Wed feat through Poland and| Russian Ambassador to Italy, ‘com-| Organisation In the charitable ~ . ail, he was run over by a German gun, the'wheeln of which pasned |C? AUE: 1 tho day before war was had mo’ tod hrough Poland and hie skull, passed 1 out of Cannes material sticcesses| ™Menting to-day on the Russian declared, wa. slip Services In English are still permitted tn British oi clsh fh Dresden, but a correspondent says that no prayers for the success of Heitish arms are allowed. “We had the yacht at Canne: MONDAY said the Count, “L belleved war would 1) were attall co phase is magnificent, and it Is for the) where they are welcome with the! across his right arm. The soll was sandy, his arm sank Into it, and, after when the Austrian army in front of| Vance into Galicia, sald the ponsen- most part 1y ing to the| Same consideration that is given to| — ; f y after) inder sail, but wo were capture t and sion of Lemberg and H. a | most part entirely owing t0 7 shooting two Germana on the gun, he crawled wafely to the Russian Ines. Lemberg was forced to retreat and aeptionalty Nehotent Beet ¢ =| women, Thanks to their efforts their t t respectabt a twenty marines put on the yacht ch girls of the demimonde are “We were placed under arrest in READ WHAT THE WONDERFUL © found aboard the German cruiser Magde- elming flanking movement. sans command of the whole of Gali-|{s no reason, despite the lack of work. | nor Mana alco Bue tithe avast: Many oat-o!-nine-talla PT aren rolrtoremante: whieh ta-| cia on the left bank of the Dniester | despite the lack of money, that @/clous, ‘The war has brought to our] » ony cs was blown Up after going aahore/in the Flunlon gue man | Out cabin) ands ms dead) Uno agteb= BADGE ENTITLES YOU Tor eluded fresh artillery, reached the| River, with the possibility of easily |aingle human being in Paris should| attention the curious fact that most | DUT 3 "lished on deck. Wa were told if we weene toe late to be of service in re-| continuing their offensive operations | "® eS hat a great| Of the really successful domimondi-| Was inscribed with the name of the officer owning It, and the 12-Inch long! srossd. the thas ab kaise 1. Admission, fleving ‘the day, but were used to| to the south of the Carpathian Moun. | 0 hungry, and I wager that a anes in Paris, with no other occupa-| thick, leather lashes of all showed aigns of hard une crossed the line we would be ahot. Mteeplechase Morves. , a Seervare movement. ain number of poor people are better fed} tion, are for the most part foreigners. |, gn de They ran us inte Villefranche and . Automedile Ride, in the fighting between Tomassow elegram received here from San-|than they have been in many mouths.| And the proof is that they were the ; . kept us on the yacht seven days. Carousel (World's Finest), the positions on the San and| giovanni, in Albania, says that Mon-| at every mairie they give “soupe"| first to disappear when Rae wae cecka For the first time on record, it ia belleved, Moslems are offering pray-| then wa were taken before the mill. Roller Coaster. Rivers the Austrian losses| tenegrin troops, led Gens. Martin- out ers for Christians, Prayers have been ordered in all Turkish mosques for tary # mor aia. ti wad oniefed| « Moving Pictures. ary governor and ’ dered to were very heavy, and. among’ the| ovich and Bucotich have occupied the | (® simple meal) twice @ day to ANY) Sn. menace of the demimondaine| the success of the Austro-German arms, Minlature Hallreed, @ead it is stated are two generals of| Dalmatian coast between Antivari| resident of that ward or arrond!ss?| 44 4 source of mformation (if not an) report the Police Commiasalre, = . divisions. Because of the over-! and Cattaro. ment, while many wealthy penyve #ro| exactly as @ spy) In time of war. is " rey were payers, My we, and id paying for a certain number of| well known. One of the first Inquiries One of the awful effects a Ce Fda is the deters Kronataat, | daughter were told that, being Amer peatrdhsey , “ a sf "| was therefore made among these girls.| Russia, following the example of St, Petorsbury, to change its name to) AMM, they could not bed : Yunay REPO! TR ‘soupe” tickets supplied by res @ to; put that Co must go to Marseilles. [ Seales, ; SERVIAN RT OF AUSTRIAN CAMPAIGN. | ieurants in the thickly populated those | to leave wore thel penetzgorod oF Koltingorod. Dis BALE Ut id te mele tame. Meats, Bandon, 4 NIGH, Servia, Sept. 4, via London | prisoners, including a large number of | quarters. hh); *Miourka” eae un, but that I did not have Massie Dasaie, ) Bept. 6 (Associated Press).—According oerers and one military band with its | DOOR-TO-DOOR CANVASS TO SEE | (who i Rusian), also a number of Numismatists would like to watoh the French mint if iie censor hadn't Pt a wtolioie ia ltie Rares Mteeplechase Pantemias. ‘ to the oMcial organ, Srpski. Novine, | fore full of money ant nee cero THAT NONE SUFFERS. Viennese; A. 19e OF i2e rovinclbt | olidea'the namelot the town: to whieh it has besa moved. ¥ ox pect sate ye lett ef 3 ccléck in the mone |e See. elias . the following spoil was capture! by| were alao taken, si ‘The Maire of the Highteenth arron- | provinces, slight changes in coins, due to the war. ustrians. ‘The Countess and my Free Postal Corda, ‘ the Servians in the battle of Jadar:| The Austrian dead are estimated | dissement, representing a number of| Like the temporary ban upon ab- — ter went with me te won an Seup Bew!, A hundred cannon, of which $2 were) to number between 30,000 and $2,000. | well-known women, has caused av-|sintne, (ily movement may alsy have] ‘The British comminsarint has perfected the following menu for each| \urariiien i wae taken trom muy, wite | Bor Gretey ae fold ov cre % ; ; Crystal 5 eee ue ae ale of 3,00) boda 37] alone had, 10,000 of he” craze tice to be posted about the entire!” Fhe ouvroin.” working room of the} man on the firing Hine: Daily, @ pound of bread with cheese and Jam, a aughter and put with a lot of|at, Roulette Wheel. . iiltratileuses, 37,000 Mai buried. Other Servi city in which he begs all wno seck} Croix Rouge, an institution already] pound and @ quarter of bacon, @ pound and 4 quarter of beef, with tea and r prisoners In a big room at the Bicycle Bunabeat, ° full caissons containing 500 shel! reports of thelr successes hi work or food to come to him as bisa week old, Is the substantial out-| rum; two ounces of tobacco weekly. 1. L asked permissic id each cannon, ammunition and 4,600! not yet been received. friends and guests, His co-operatora—|come of a pathetle little letter ad. = Wife and chili, and it was Bly death foo. a a Ne Ma povernor. ;aressed to the authorities by an Jessen Pe ; nen ne. An old solhier was sent as my | gy Mme. Michel, wife of the Governor-| maid.” ‘This practical person Sinead German officers say that the Russian esptonage service in wonderfully | guard, roy — Fler. , General of Paris; Mine. Siegfrio',|out that ike many another working] organized. By day fires which produce amok» of different colors aro uyed | 1 (ult ms wife to wet a taatca Misa Stinnle’ Tracey, the American) woman ane ad ne fer and furalan| for signaling and by nights lighta are used, Sun flashes from mtrrorm are | ney ware In the cabt took the guard [2 women—not only serve the her with the excuse for the daily] a favorite form of communication, and a German officer told of discover- | through the crowds and gave him the the matrie, but make dc stipend given to those who had. ing a Russian procession carrying a sacred picture which proved to be| slip. We drove to the American con- | 30 ' Cee ee cane. mane ATU Thin letter, (taken | in hand | by] painted on a signal mirror to conceal tt. aulate, Consul Colin secured ‘pans. que d (ie scamennc = |qurte Cor ue ant oar lance Society. meetings confided n ly brought about the for avert Mme, Tawolsky, wife of the Russian |, ay pacerals Ervminaae teen days out, with a number of that wasn’t the enalent dor, hei onishment a PAR Deans h z erict ala soe. fof the trip, a Countess Be See adive Slnliseks Ricnaitt ateliors Bnd Aue the girls Pi . ba Me one Dr Ty Bs Rog im ae oe Miss ‘came to the mee so {to work on all sorts of simple gar- ors of New York, surgeon at Bellevue httos ; Part Bleiniy atured, ERC mise Ue tbs fore ments to bo utilized by th Croix and the Woman's Hospital in New Beau ath r had told a pefore ———_ eign gatherings the Indies were very] Rouse As a. temporary occa York; Mr. and Mrs. 8. M. Conant and | ieaving Marseilles that a dozen Aus- smartly dressed, woaring light gowns ments for the midinettes’ welfare the Misses Moroney of Pawtucket, It,| trans, had been torn to pleces by ‘ : and all of their pe sev he perfected, : Mrs. 1 t > i t moment for the snob, pert 1; Mrs. Dumont of Philadelphia, M ‘The T # one of the beat known Phough "Warned by Ambassador, They Insist aa ’the euyre Go bienfalsance’. in| KEEP PEOPLE AT. WORK, “Ne Charles Maddocks of New York and| yachts afloat. Count Fosteties hopes ‘ . ” Se —) the gilded key to the sacred por Dr. and Mra, ¢ of Philadel. | to tha ‘vouuel BAO, cing the Fun Plenty of of society in France, owing to t In a paper on this subject Liaurice phia, all happy Parana me Cee inte Infanta Isabel Was engaged by Food in the Ci catholic Influence of the old regime, | Barres pointed out the duty of the ditions in Burope the United States, primarily, to oring * But there is so much that is sincere | patron In commerce to-day as well MMipden ehe cAmenican Gonaul at . hi and fine going on all about us that | as the client, Under the title "Let us Gane hey Ware ent te: Meeoeiline 5 such stories attri only by their| return to our furnishers,” Barres “ a ae ; where they were taken on be 8, Sept. 6 (United Press).—Paris continues tranquil. 1 bizarre quality, \What more telling ex. | tells us that tho grave situation Is Sitodd erie d that the 400 pa ; Ocean Pier, ' pres quil, Thousands | dimple could’ be cited than the atti: | Feally that of the non-combatant and| Got ‘Through F G Newport Sneing Aletisan Le hte ere: Nature's Vaudeville, ample could € He 8 . wt PCa a as 30! r is) any | anth they boarded the Infanta Isabel cost t nvern- . of cofugoes have left the city, others are leaving. But there aro thousands, {ude of the French “Jeune fle.” which | more than that of the one who has ugh From Germany |anthems as they boarded the tho intanta Inabel cost the Govern, in this moment of the consumma- er husband, son 01 1 ride. Le 5 ‘ i" oes. nia 5,000’ b see (Of Nar. ba ‘ end among them are many Americans, who simply refuse to go. The Amer- Hees a Ne moment of ihe eye my «thus having .o pension). He With Trials and Were Picked lang the refug Mi lines Basen ‘Gacak back E ha by th vy it pet ae a 5 Wor h fi feans have been warned by Ambassador Herrick that he cannot guarantee grave fe that of her bec ther, the mult. s e4 che by ea a Pie satenlich: clove to the Newport last night, and| Women and children were siven tho | Or 2?” It is only her eyes, glistening nt ne o endo cl 4 seilles ‘ le er ide famed |cabins. ‘The me opt on dec ore thelr protection if they remain. But they declare that they “want to see|with confidences, that tell what. it] maling a specialty of repairing fine Up at Marseilles. SAAT LRT NRE Ty, aR oe TEA LNA aneltes |, Shik: iekes ienptneaione' ae . AOE ea, t “ ‘ ey cou dd whelte or the fun.” They stay close to thelr hotels—there are only a few open—and ARR ie Ber Ne eked apatite paces in thle war Reaping tt Gande Dr, Hoxers explained that the a s CHEERFUL wih, the whole three days and rs cast off at last, going to fll her number |. The Barres letter has proved to be Anecial to The Brening Workd ty aboard cranead the frontier fram @scuns the chances of the Germans taking the city. Cant at ea et eur tothe | the prologue. to. = more. far-reaching a ening Word.) Germany to Switzerland during. the NEWPORT, R. 1, § gunboat Newport of th pt. 5.—The| » vhitization of troops. ‘They were! QVER THE WAR NEWS AND The military regulations are now very strict. Even in the city persons | soldier, or his wife or child. ‘To no} call to the wealthy to keop to their Meee ee Oe eae ene eel SUID Of BUFOHAMME ipo the New York| held up for being Englishmen, sus foreign appearance are held up by soldiers and local police and their| mor 8 OMe rench ‘jeune fie | movement has been afoot it is learned | Nautical School arrived from Mar-| pected of being spies, but Anally al HERE’S THE REASON WHY. | kains iN sTeerLectase, There le more than to th J wavemens } | lowed to prorond, Then the t vase i bt aimple wood breeding: the faith | that the Houses of Callot, Cherult | goities vi . d to prove ; hey went tol firs shelter and accommodations fee eredentiais examined. The fear that there may be German sples within the| Wien which those who have known her | Premot, Hernard “and’ Driccoll wil eeilen via Madaris this momion Afs} | Genoa and entrained for Marsaltios.| LONDON, Sept. 6—A young woman |erte 1900008 tentlecs Ieaieea ted this day has not been | make effort to stem the crisis a 8 STAIR WAR Red MP OD) the ym Ment abounds, TWENTY-FIVE ity is always present with the authorities, and every one who cannot de-| have, awit pie ae 2 and keep thelr people occupled. whole affair. | French border and taken by French [refugee who has arrived here (FO Jann CARNIVAL SUITS PROVIDED monstrate @ “clean bill of health” is under surveillance. ' DEMI-MONDAINES OFFERING TO| ,,A celebrated ‘beauty firm of the] From a far-away seaside town In| Neorg, forcing them to walk about) Vienna had this to say of the situation THIS GREAT EVENT. Eight special There is plenty of food The shops are open and there has been no HELP ARE ACCEPTED. te Bt Lonore le devoting the pro- | Normandy comes this little story: "I ' Bh (Pra nee, in the Austrian eapital | cluding the Py og L ceeds of its sales to the Croix Rouge | Want to do something usefu' right h were calm and patriotte “The impression prevailing in Vienna HIS BAND, 7 qveat advance in prices. ‘The general aspect of the city is everything but The demt-mon tno will, strangely ink of, the balm of the coquette | away,” said an exiled Parisienne. So Leia Hey dowere Vit- Ti that the allies are hopelossly beaten, | ’ be the next In order to bea powders her little nose for sweet | ashe went to. those io he de vente » omen were In} en what would bo expected with the enemy almost pounding at the gates. the war. Many of t havity's #ake, and in. the moun time| Me opened er heums the tive bool at only women and childrer that England is on the point of starva Wvery Parisian believes that the forts will hold, and they all accept the| this class have al sup her habit of using the ex-| the village, All the afternoon she had | Hon AAS Fhe GPcraAH (a: Be wean bau i u a oom: Gedlaration of the military experts that a complete investment of the city) eye % es ryt tof the bouse! Her tor them served a dainty tunen, “While \ thglish vorts that essa in 4 ond | a re ally r one an at of elshe herse read a patriotic to Oe J " iv A wy the sw4ll be impossible, |top, seeking to enmr his player who must give up the|and a poem or twa to the wive ot] Kraphed ' | Heet Ie helpless, and that Ger | REMEMBER, 50e PAYS THE BIEL, In order that the food supply shall not become depleted, the Government | turesaue calling of “infirmie for the zing of sheep upon | the soldiers, the children desported§ ©n board the Newport the crew sown tnines all about the mast was no way to find out the news as the postal and telegraph ser- viee! d and no outside news> GET THE STEEPLECHASE ~ BLUE COMBINATION : mene | calling Is, however, more firmly el urta of the club. themselven riding donker# upon the| “ang and played instruments for the es autborived the purchase of $2,000,000 worth of corn and wheat, This) to them ‘than any other who li The ingenuity by which every | fawn, a ae | passengers at night -w@l be held in reserve to send to any district where prices are unluly| the necessary diploma, ‘They end in| woman finds a mcans of serving ac-| The scene was a beautiful villa at| Frequently ‘the wireless operators 4 gratefully accepting a place in one] cording to her lights 18 by no means | fennequeville and the hostess was| on the Newport picked up messages | trimers ited t t mbvanced, end will be wold to the people at cost, Of the “ouysoire” (working rooms),| the least’ remarkable point in the Mme, Rejane. betwean the Budish warships. Papers ase permitted to. be brsgant aso STEAMOGATS. G0. THERE Ay Tht Real ae % ee a AS lag Se al £ Ss snail a ek oes —