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Albuquerque Morning Journal, 09-18-1914 Journal Publishing Company University of New Mexico UNM Digital Repository Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 New Mexico Historical Newspapers 9-18-1914 Albuquerque Morning Journal, 09-18-1914 Journal Publishing Company Follow this and additional works at: https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/abq_mj_news Recommended Citation Journal Publishing Company. "Albuquerque Morning Journal, 09-18-1914." (1914). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/ abq_mj_news/1057 This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the New Mexico Historical Newspapers at UNM Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Albuquerque Morning Journal 1908-1921 by an authorized administrator of UNM Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. ALBUQUERQUE MORNING JOURNAL. rfllKTV-fSTXT- H TEAR ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICO, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1914, DIH hi larrl. or Mail Month. Mngl ttn", " chancellor had said to Ambassador MAKES (rrniil. It was believed the mh. hiul thrown a largo amount of field sudor would !,. asked to reltemte GHASTLY STORyOFBRITIST Utin ammunition mto th river, where Effllll the SCENES !t was visiMc two j"1-- " in me American government to under feet of water . if service in bringing peace ''n our right the lYench reachtM ftlORE BATTLE IHIIII about the line of and to point out the readiness of ihp the river Wale. On this lllli I U )..gHii nn action AiMie nlted states to communicate to Oi-r- a'oiiu the 110 POOPOSKLS lm.my and any whiih is not yet finished and which Austria matemem of BATTLEFIELD ARMY III FRANCE may be merely of a term which the allies miRht care to Ill renr niinrd nature make. on a large sclc, or mnv be the com- mencement a a se- j W.rWlng of battle of moro T OF RAGES IUlw Possible. rious Tifiiure. LlllJE A FOR J Diploma tii were disposed to AS BASIS that through Artillery Raitlo Vsain. such informal run. WHERE RUSSIANS DURIfJG THREE ''It rained lieavily on fsiitiim.iv JwraaiioriH something definite in the afler. way peace noin snd ail through the night which of term might yet be ott-- j severely handicapped transportation. tamed h r.m-Iror- working basis. If a d Sunday, ex- of opinion "on ihe thirteenth, LOIIG LINE FROM Oil 10 PEACE TALKS for the discussion of tremely strong resistance n encoun- ipon-- terma were reached, President WflH DAYS Fll on lAViUun VCTOfi! ERIC tered the whole of our front, which then would endeavor to oh. i If Wms aome fifteen miles in length. The taiti an acceptance by all the being-eren- ts action still consisted most of for the p.nlj the original tender of good of long rang'p gun five, that of the Cet - ioirice. This would not mean a tea-- ! neing to a gretit extent from of inns RIVER NEAR VERDUN Ambassador Gerard SayS '!"'tl,,n hostilities unleaa the medial-- ! Mono Rp-,,h'- hrMVV no hl,h Qfrpame in niosp Pui;uit r,f ""' i Cholced With Allies .. i''t-- mwir u n eon-- j J " n from .pverly concealed positions."! Is Willing iuiuij ' BE Chancellor to in mediation ana in tne t.Niig.1 Slain Men Until Waters Are Germans With mie of the tutual crossings of the erenta agreed to It. An arnisnoe! treating RearjJ, isne were guarded by strong detach- - Suggestions Which , would not hinder military movement! guns. Hear Dammed and Overflowing Guard Actions Going All ments of tnfsniry with machine jor preparation serving merely a a) on j "Hy nightfall portions of nil three Allies rVfay Submit. j truce while peace wa discusse.l. j (corps were Herons the rlwr, the cv-- i EVERY AVAILABLE PIECE OF Their Banks. IV.' Time. President Wilson already ha indi-- 1 II igiry reluming to the south side. I;v ; j cated that he believed the final reck- - jthls nlnht or eailv nevt morning three Ipontoot, I'ning or tne war thould lie made in! bridges had been built and j ARTILLERY CONCENTRATED PRESIDENT WILSON k conference of the European powers Dll CO fC DC lour troops mnnag' d to get across the . .1 ...., nrifl LONG RANGE BATTLES .n MrWI.llMViM II " ' th. mmr,.ne1ir.n "1r.f ,h.HIP "I Wnu nilL river. Id nJl UfllMldl IU!l"r'l"'"' e " preside at aurh a cot) AWAITING BURIAL WITH HEAVY ARTILLERY) rerenre if it service aa mediator j "On our left the Krench pressed on ON LONG LINE OF BATTLE were accepted. hut were prev ented by artillery fire arious teporta were current today Ifrom building a pontoon bridge ut Rome Reolv to Offer of Media hai Germany hud named aeveral con-- 1 FnnrmfillS 3nrl iSoisaon. A larite inlantiy t NifirPC Snnik nf number of ' ' v i i w v w W I v I VJ U IU V I J VI Last Stand of Invaders Deter-- ' r Itiona under which ahe ould make i how ever. crossed In slnnle file, on the Germans Are Entrenched in Mountains Near Mouse i on iviciy eeDUJrnuu rium lu- - that nil had refund. propu-- ' War Are Captured by !I;,.p,,,f,inTr nf ,h Ta"Wh rM" Xrn River to Czar's mined One and Engagement alter the territorial alatua of and Are in Excellent Position to Resist Attacks of British Dei OF William OetOre Manyiher empire and possession and would Troops From Routed on Grand Scale Is Result "luiing the Inst three or four day' no territory or dismember her many isolated pnrties of (Germans have; - ' French Troops Trying to Break Through L)ayS. (fleet, but It was stated authoritatively Still in Progress, been discovered hiding In the niimei- and Forces cf that nothing of ihia character Van otia woods a long wav behind our line. ' message , As a they Kl'id f iirren-- Invaders; Allies Are Being Rapidly Reinforced and Ka- (contained in any of the from rule seemed to ' ' , Berlin to the American government. jder and the condition of some of them i,,.oiinul'ici.Lii...l.li j 'v ntaiHi ssiimtt etei. uim wmti in amnM mem. 'may Im gathered from the following j iser's Army May Find Flank Turned, Which. It Is Believed, Washington, ept. (Jerniany 2:-I- uiiii nti ti,. i Ixmdon, spt. IN . m. ) "The Sept.uh17 tlfl p m.t An nc- - !lnrident: has suggested informally that the IMPORTANT CHANGES newspaer correspondents describe Would Result in Decisive Defeat and Possible Destruc- Tnited states should undertake to -'Lt elicit from Great Britain, France and IN NAVA! COMMANDFRSiah. n d n eS T Von ... .... n t(i iiiiiiii-iimi- HI tion; General Kluck's Right Wing Bears Brunt of un- .......w ?;ni:A!: mnii moil u .inrnrti hiiki mni mil III llieir fir Kussia, a at.itement of the terms ion ihsi with, says me siorninis lanrine the nerhvd from Sentemher lAiaome of the em nn In the ii. ichlmr. der which the alliea would make Post'a Pctrograd 13, gav tar iraiMi.M jouasu asseist usna ) oorresfmndent. to written by nn officer attached hood. Jle the ord r to charge, Assaults. i ' ; leaee. 'ahlnglon, Sept. 17. Important "Stream, they aa were choked to Field Marshal Sir John' French's 'whereupon (hree (Jerman of I Icon n nd JU The auggeation waa made by the slln men, trodden down In the Maff, was Issued tonisht by the offl- - ;l men surrendered. imperial rnur.ee nor, von i.e.nmann-- . - - MmmanAm .w.,..ihii nouncea n?Bi; s h.adlor.g flight till the water were rial press bureau. The account fol-- j "At Senilis, immediately on his ar- - Ho iweg, to Ambassador Gerard at today xr""y 'rtammwl While no direct reports have lee reetive.l iruni hc t.v.:!c continuing his policy giving all d oeniowing the banks lows: rival, M proclamation was Issued bv llerlin urn a result of an inquiry sent of ln:".,'m in is i"r,.ni ' of ,MI r awaiting burml or "Since Thursday, September 10, the; the commander of a tlerinan division. front nonliem 1'iaiue. it apparent the meaprr ,.,! hv government nnicera adeounte sea dutv .r.-- . the American to learn ; M- - i.iiriri ni niy mfiniv progress m i ar iiisin poinis were at'lVis ., , c . J - H'lin, com- u,.. nisor inai ail .111.1 whether Emperor WUllam desirJ Admiral n.Woundcd and lis endeavor lo drive back the enemy to be handed in nt town hall ,.,4... tl,at ,hc llllC,l '"Ws tile (.CniKill annus ate .i.carl V !ere the peace aa on j i mis of discussing Count ' .V,..l"i' iriderlesa horsea are careening madly in w it . .1,.. ... At-,- M with the French. The 'at onci that all civilians found h Iri m l..,.i1.. t,;..l, tierstorff, Cerman a rr ho ar. IIBVV 1BIU, FtIlH'fUfl II i 'i I i i u imiiii, ioiimi III i:v opui t' l military the - country across which it i arms would be t once; no per- -' "'i'. ko.u . - iWlUiam Caperton. In command of "han'reJ unl?'- had to force shot and Oscar Straua recently had rt- a J ithe Atlmtie reserve fleet at Philadel-- i Z?'n tropnies captured comprise na way and will nave to continue toaon was to tie on tne streets afler etveis iu.t mm scveiai l.ls. ported. ,wvn nmmu- - mio so, un. aura; no iignta were - .. 1 Caperton de- - " uwm11 equipment. An is miming aim covered wan to be maintain- V., T1 ' 1 Minita jInhia Admiral haa been lAntv Emperor .. nilinn fraln runlnnil at lanr.n i,!arfi llulr'h nf Ihlrlr u'nrwl .1 In I ho h..nu... hn .1,..! l' VrtnH.lllS occupy iavoraMc cointrv an.l well rn - AtA llalleQ to command .i..i.
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