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VOL. LXXXVL NO. 29. XTnxxr irnntr oitvm 1 tr rranmmiiTinii on 1(110 n .. t... n. ,... 1 B..t.. a ..,,;.. HA DA f!l?0 DDTf1!? "IT'Tt 7U1 17XT'PC f In Oreeler LLIES GAIN IN ATTA CKS FROM SEA TO MEUSE; AMERICANS PRESS ON; BELGIA NS STRIKE TOO; FULL SURRENDER OF BULGARIA IS DEMANDED AUSTRIA PLANNING NEW British Win Uouzeaucourt $200,000,000 GIVEN Pershing Reports That Captures in BULGAR ARMY North Argonne Fighting Will Exceed 8,000 PEACE PARLEY AT HAGUE and Gain Two Miles TO BACK PERSHING of Cambrai. "WASHINGTON, Sept. 29. Gen. Pershing's report of the operations MUST DISBAND of the First Army cast of the Argonne Forest on Friday, received Baron Burian to Send Second Note to Belligerents AS BIG DRIVE CA PTURK rOELCAPELLE BEGINS hero follows: TO Modifying Kirst, and Holland Welcomes Northwest of Verdun the First Army continued its nttack begun GET PEACE N Xew York Overflows AVitli yesterday. The towns of Charpentry, Very, Epinonville and Ivoiry Proposed Conference. Belgians Advance Nearly 4 FOCH were taken. Repeated counter attacks on Major-Ge- Cnmeron's STRATEGY Ceil-tr- Patriotism as Complete AVith al Miles Take 4.000 Liberty's Corps were thrown back by troops from Ohio, New Jersey, Maryland Break Paris, Sefit. 2S. Bumors persist In the hospitality of the royal residence for and Campaign Starts. and Virginia nnd from Oregon, Washington, Colorado, Wyoming and Towers and Evacua- Vienna political circles that Baron Bu- that purpose. Prisoners. MADE Montana. rian, the Foreign Minister, will soon Haron von Hussarek, the Austrian BULGARIA Premier, on The captured material includes more than 100 guns, of which send to the belligerents a second peace Friday had a long confer- tion Also Required. ence with Deputy Meusar, note, according to Journal. TIIKEE FINE PARADES twelve are of heavy calibre; many tTench mortars and hundreds of the Zurich of the Austrian House, FRENCH TAKE MALMAISON along lxwer and SUE FOR PEACE machine guns. The numtcr of prisoners has risen to more than 8,000, This note. It Is reported, will be the only representative of the Czech Club including 125 officers. TEUTONS RUSHING HELP the same lines as the first, but will con- then In Vienna. "Very Important mat- Many Noted Men and Clergy tain morn precise statements which he ters of foreign policy," were discussed, Pershing's Men Pass Through modify according to the AUgemcine Zeitung at Is said to believe will the terms Lines Take Part in Impres- Policy of Concentrating German and Austrian Troops of the Entente. Vienna. First nnd Second nlso nro reports In Swltior. WIN on Way to Stem Tide of There W.vsili.voTo.v, Sept. 2S. A despatch East of the Argonne. sive Ceremonies. . Men on West Re- N. Y. FLIERS YANKS KEEP UP pre- Front land that the Central Powers aro from Switzerland to-d- says that the Defeat and Desertion. pared to Intervene energetically In Ru- Vienna Arbeitcr Zeitung reports that the sponsible, Says March. Is taking part BELGIAN DAY AT ALTAR mania, which accused of victories of the Entente In Macedonia London, Sept. -- 8. Advancing on BRITISH CROSS ARGONNE GAINS in Intrigues contrary to the letter and and Palestine are making a profound (cn fronts, six of them in Franc, SS. n and spirit of tho treaty of Bucharest. Impression In semi-offici- MAY PAHIS, Sepl. Austria. The Koch's first stronR effort TURKS BE ISOLATED peare demonstration In Sofia hare ai. papers are trying to reassure public Marshal By developed Mayor Lays Cornerstone of named n serlnns character since lat the Attociated Preis. opinion by pointing out that only a rup- n Kill nst the Ocrmnns has Austro-Hungari- George A. Vaughn, ,lr., Brook They Battle Hard Against Sunday, disturbances hating taken place The IUciuk. Sept. 28. The ture of the Belgrade-Constantinop- line Into the greatest offensive since the Loan Shnft Built by $50 Rccntrnnce of Rumania Into even oppnlte the royal palace, accord- Government, according loan In tho region of Nlsh could mean a beginning of the wnr, with pro- lyn, Helped to Down 50 Enemy and official statement Issued here has Bonds in City ing to Information reselling Zurich. catastropho for the Central Powers, and nounced success crowning the ban-ne- rs Hall Fnrk. War Is Also Another 5G Communication between Vienna and suggested to Holland that It would ap- that It Is a long way from the present Foes in Days. Throw Him Back. . of the Allies on every one of Sofia are reported to hare been Inter preciate it If any conferences of the front to Nlsh. ; The enemy, Probable Effect. rnpted. Excitement tn Budapest U run- belligerents arlsln-- out of the recent Tho Arb'itcr Zeitung replies by saying the ten fronts. harassed New York city stuck Its hand Into Austrian peace note could be conducted that the Austro-Germa- n troops rapidly almost beyond endurance and hurry- GOT 7 BALLOONS ALSO ning hUh. The Austrian Crown Council Its pocket yesterday and pulled out PRISONERS ROLLING IN tint been summoned and the principal at TCe Hague. The Dutch Government covered greater distances In their Ser- ing his scanty reserves from point to Special tletpateh to Tnr $:00,000,O0O as Its tlrst day's Invest- Stv. Hungarian political leaders hate arrlied refilled that It would be happy to extend bian campaign. point and then lmclc ngaln, as first Washington", Sept.28. Gen. March ment In Liberty bonds. That was in Vienna, it Is toted. one and another seemed in most or Starr, told tho newspaper War Department Beveals Airmen in Combat then just a Btart: within the next three Constant urgent need of help, Is beginning to weeks poke correspondents y that Bulgaria's London, Sept. 28. Great Britain It will exploring Angers Feats American Aviators Mope (50 ROUND crack badly under the strain. Into the comers and seams to dig up collapse has been brought about by of and Than German has replied to the Bulgarian request BRITISH ALLIES 20 MILES The Belgians, not lo lie left behind the rest of the SI,800,000,000, Its share the strategy of Marshal Foch In hold Working With Britain's. Planes Destroyed. for nn nrmlstlce. The reply. It is an- ing of fighting Is fully by In the gooil work, entered llie arena of the (6,000,000,000 tho nation Is go-i- the bulk Germany's nounced, covered the to produce. forces on the western front and forc answer given the Bulgarian repre- UP 5,000 TURKS INTOBULGARIA y with n new offensive covering Unofficial figures announced at the ing them to do continuous battle Special nttpateh to Tn Scv Jly the Amociated Pren. sentatives by the Commander of tho the whole line from Ypres to the sen, headquarters of the Liberty Loan there. Tho military Importance of Wasiiinoton, Sept. 2S. American With tub American Forcis on the allied army on the Macedonian front. and on the important portion of that this break in the Teutonic alliance fliers to British forces be- Front Northwest or Verdun. Sept. 28. By this reply It Is perfectly well de- to Ypres, they Committee aggregated 166.627,000, but attached the Gen. Allenby's Army Rapidly Advance Continues Despite Of- line from Dlxmudc these did not include .subscriptions of was emphasized. tween July 1 and August 23 accounted The determination of the Germans to fined that no military operations can miule a maximum gain of more than hold the Argonne Forest and the region MO.000,000 by the United States Steel "The defection of Bulgaria, her fle for fifty enemy airplanes and seven bal- bo suspended. Clearing Palestine to to and n miles, capturing to the east of It has caused the enemy fer of Armistice three hnlf sire for a separata pence," said Gen. At the same time, regarding the Pool-capell- Corporation and (25,000,000 by the loons. Word of this feat reached the 1,000 prisoners, the town of e, March, "Is not only important In to reenforce the front opposing ithe proposal duly accredited Bul- Sea of Galilee. Entente. Metropolitan Life Insuranco Com- the War Department to-d- In a summary that the flanking conduct of war from tho Americans. One German division garian representatives should confer and. I'achemhicle pany, all of which have been pledged the stand of British rtoyal Force reports. brought up point of diplomacy and Its general Is the same unit that was with tho Allies on the question of Uldge nn the north, are advancing out which had not been compiled by The War Pepartment statement based used to reenforce the line when the effect upon the grand strategy "of on summary length some of peace, It lias been made quite clear ALSO GETS 350 CANNON SERBS CAPTURE VELES toward Roulers. the Federal Reserve Bank of New the this cites at Americans fought for possession of Bel-lea- u war It also Government that such a Yorlcup to the close of business at but Illustrates to a strlk the combats In which thlrjy American Wood, northwest of Chateau tn the Sofia Will nnrc BelKlnn Plain. noon yesterday. Ing degree the results of the present aviators brought down a number-o- f the Thierry. peace necessarily Involves a complete enemy planesi Tho Distin- Us-kill- ) The capture of Bottlers will lay Many unofficial reports were re- concentration of forces on the west British There has been much fighting in the rupture by the Bulgarian Government French Took 2,300 Prisoners Offensive Pressed Toward guished Flying Cross has been awarded and Austria-- 1 bare the whole of the i Hel-cln- n ceived from cities, towns and hamlets ern front. dense forest, but Its character has been with Turkey, Germany "Previous to any to a number of American filers, includ- I When Cavalry Captured Greeks Also Gain plain Id nf7lw Al- In the reserve had already this time whenever largely that of a clearing operation, a Hungary. the artillery district that part of the Empires' was ing George A. Vaughn, Jr., of Ml Wash- necessarily oversubscribed their quotas, so Central front great number of Isolated machine gun The allied Governments Nnbulus. lies nnd deprive the Geriiuiiis of their that threatened It was possible for Germany ington avenue, Brooklyn. Other Amer being demand every guarant-- which they With the British. the day's nests met with. These and ordi in (i it Important supply station In that total subscriptions when to devote and divert some German divi- ican airmen who engaged In successful nary consider necessary to them to safe complied expected be excess snliiers have been troublesome t region. The Belgians also captured are to in sions with German commanders to the combats with enemy fliers during the though In gen- guard their military operations and unimportant view of the liy the Atnociattd Presx. 28. Bulgaria's pro- of the (200,000,000 mark. threatened front while they held the period named Include Glenn D. Wlcks eral prccnt the despatch of German troops Lovno.v. Sept. the whole of IltntthuNt Forest, the operation. IxixnoN, Sept 2S. Gen. Allenhy. com- posal an armistice and peacn has western front with a relatively smaller of Sanquolt, N. T., and Roland S. Poler One to Bulgaria. In discussing the Bul- for key to the (iermun defences north of Almost Doable the Itrronl. detachment of enslueeis south of manding the British forces operating In not to allied offensive In force. This day has gone pant. of Medina, N. Y. garian proposal, It Is pointed out, tho served halt the Ypres, while the British took Montfaucon being hampered In their the region of Palestine between Jeru- Macedonia. An otllclal statement Is- the Patriotism was rampant everywhere, no of attempting i work dropped their tools long etiough to Allies Intention salem and the Sea of Galilee, has taken town of Arlettx, five miles southeast as may be gleaned from the fact that Effect f Concentration. Were Trained In England, to make a tlnal territorial settlement In sued by th British War Office 'he total subscriptions rolled up yester- clean out one German machine tun u.000 more Turkish prisoners and cap- shows that the offensive Is continuing, of Dounl. "By concentrating the entire American nest. gunners tho Balkans, which obviously must be guns. day were almost double those of the The War Department says: The who were not killed peace tured 350 the Greeks pushing eastward along the In the British sector about Cambrai force on the western front that force, to- are the were captured by a matter for consideration at the brings of prisoners re- $106,354,050 reported for the tlrst day's "The Americans mentioned the Americans. This the total Belnshltzn range, and the British nnd Field Hnlg ad- gether with the British French A conference. Marshal continued his drive In the third Liberty Loan cam- und early graduates from flying cadets sent counter attack by German Infantry ported officially to 50,000. Greeks moving on Petrlch (twenty armies under Gen. holds the Ger- vance north of the city, Canadian paign and $10,166,550 in the first day Foch. to England In the first months of the along the elbow o' the Meuse, north of Implied. miles Inside the Bulgarian frontier) man army there we the result In Demobilization Cairo, Egypt. Sept. 2S. The town of troops first advancing beyond Hnyne-cour- t, 0? the second Liberty Loan campaign. and fee war before American flying field, train- Dannevoux. was repulsed this morning along the Strumltza valley. In this ad- Bulgaria seeking a separate peace. by The question, It is stated. Is that of Nabjltis, Palestine, was captured by a which was taken yesterday, as The Prudential Life Insurance Com- ing planes and Instructional force.-- could the Amerlcnns. The assault by the agreement vance several guns of large calibre have "The obvious Importance this move concluding such a military Frem-- cavalry regiment In the recent the Doual-Cambr- pany was the first to go over the top of be got ready to train the hundreds of enemy was preceded by a feeble artil- been captured. far as road; then which would foreshadow, if It goes lery as would prvent any further dnnger allied drhc west of tlw Jordan With troops passed nlth a subscription of $30,000,000. while men on hand to meet the enlarged aerial preparation, Many Germans were opera- The Serbian troops also are adding to other British through through, tho Isolation of Turkey and killed In the operation and a consider- from the Bulgarian $ldo to the the town the French horsemen took Irvlngton-on-the-Hudso- which Is the programme. They, like other cadets This their laurels as fighters, for they have the Canadian lines Hnd drove forward the probablo reentrance of Rumania into able number prisoners. tions of the Allies In tho Balkans. 2,500 prisoners, eighteen cannon and residence of Secretary of the Treasury sent to French and Italian schools, were taken Implies of captured Veles, one of the Important nbout two miles further. In this op- the war only bo mentioned. is either tho demobilization the numerous machine guns. Their casual- McAdoo, was among the first communi- needs It afforded the best advantages of the fully else- bases of the Bulgarian forces In south- eration tho British occupied the High perfectly clear to everybody." Heavy Fltrhtlnc In Air,, Bulgarian nraiy or Its employment ties were only u few wounded. ties in the Second Federal Reserve dis- developed training systems abroad and where against Bulgaria's present allies. ern Serbia, on the Vardar River. This land and Welsh ridges and captured Prior to Gen. Match's conference with The line extends state-ms- trict to oversubscribe Its quota of $246,- - were sent later to the front, attached American No steps In questions news Is contained tn an ofllclal Marcolng. Sailly, Xoyelles, Excr-mon- the tenltorlal TURKS DEPORT ARMENIANS. Palliel, :oo. the newspaper correspondents it was training to the outskirts of Brleullcs nnd t. Ofllce under to active squadrons for final Involved will be taken without the full- from the Serbian War Cantalng, Fontalnc-Notr- c Dome, Kpl-no- y The learned on excellent authority that the time as Additional prisoners have been the date of Friday, but received here Liberty National Dank and the over the lines and until such est cooperation and support of Gieece Drill ei.OOO Prom Alexnntlropol In and Tho num- foll- United States regarded the Bulgarian taken. In three days more than sixty Veles are Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank they could be Incorporated Into com and Serbia, but one of the essentials of From the Serbians prisoners collapse as forced by military necessity enemy . airplanes been brought TriiiiiK'Hui'niiln ber of taken by tho British ow id the Trudentlal closely with sub- plete American units. have any preliminary agreement must be the pressing their advance toward L'skub, and In sense sincere. Stephen Pan-- down. The In period BodTON, cap- In the last two days is more than scriptions of $5,000,000 each. The Man this 'The acceleration In speed and the American loss that evacuation by Bulgaria of all territory Sept. 23 The deportation by another Important Bulgarian base, aretoff, the Bulgarian Minister here, be- was twenty. 12,000 and Is utill growing. ufacturers Trust Company came over enlargement In numbers of the American less than outside Bulgaria proper occupied by her the Turks of S.nuO Armenians from ture of which will open the road to lieves Bulgaria Is determined to aban High explosive shells Ameri- Ser- with $1,057,000, while the Chemical Na- aerial programme made possible by this from the armies since the outbreak of the war. Transcaucasia, nnd the dis the reclamation of ;1I of northern sub- don the alliance with Germany and Aus- can big guns are reaching far beyond the arming of many In Gantznk (iomenaronrt Is Cnptnrrd. tional and Bowery Savings banks whole hearted cooperation by the Allies If the terms laid down, which hive Armenians bia and also give the Allies a base for a tria. German lines. Fires at Hrleulles and at were reported to the Armenian Nat.onal gre-itc- r scribed $3,000,000 each. a mutter of grateful acknowledgment been despatched to Sorla, are not ac- Invasion of Bulgaria. In tho Later in tho day tho British cap- la to believe is other points are attributed to the work Union y In cablegram The Mutual Llfo Insurance Company He understood that the ceptable to the Mallnoff Government, of America a capture of Vilcs all the Bulgarian sol- Gouzeaucourt. Tho British now Bulgarian troops might have offered at this time. of the American gunners. from Dr. Araratian. president of the tured and the Brooklyn Trust Company far Powers, It Is added, no diers defending that stronghold weru three-quarte- "Lieut. M. L. Campbell (Wakeman, Two trains loaded German troops the allied have are only n miio and $2,000,000 each, more stubborn resistance had they not - with propose, It will Armenian Council at Baku. The district captured. subscriptions of O.) and Lieut. L. A. Hamilton (Pltts- were caught by tho tire of American further conditions to and from Cambrai and the capture of that Johns-Manvll- for the Teutonic of Kunip.ith has not yet been occupied while II. W. Company lost all enthusiasm five enemy they were rest with Bulgaria to find other repre Is suggested they fleld. Mass.), encountered air batterlis this afternoon as by Turks, the despatch added. t'.ght- - most Important place cannot be tnr off. took $1,500,000 and the Fidelity Trust cause. It even that Lieut. Camp entering llrlculles. The artillerists sentatives who can accept theso con the The olllcial statements on tne planes over Armentieres. Guenk'.-ha-l j On the British rifmt the American Company New York Ltfo Insurance received Intimations from Sofia that the opened Are "The Armenians nt and lug In Macedonia as announced here to and bell two of these down, which were soon after the trains were ditions. emigrated to Baku," force operating In tho region domina- shot - y Chainakh have the follow ; west of Company $1,000,000 each. The day had dawned when German J sighted by When A panic- prevailed on the Ber day latter both seen to crash by other pilots. "rst observers. the despatch continued, "and the condition of Catclet. south of Cambrai, advanced company was reported yesterday as con- tion was to be declared at an end. nt(-.- ii pinunc cirMiru nnu; uutj ,l tun ui lin Stock Exchange as the result of SKKBIA X ( FIUDAV) Our advance I! Lieut.. Hamilton also accounted for one tho army men In Transcaucasia Is very y about three-quarter- s of a mile templating subscription of the Germans were In evidence. In Bulgaria, according to des continued Thursday with excellent a total events a precarious. It Is only the Armenians Into the Illndenburg zone and but this could not be confirmed. Iiulgnr Hnvoy's Statement. Hoatllr Planes Nhot Ilown. No German tanks were encountered patch from The Hague to the Central that are supporting the Allies In the Our troops reached Haluvlsta Fonr following of have gone considerably beyond held their advnixe. This operation up the the bombardment tho News Agency. Caucasus. and Minister Panaretoff summed G. Landls (son of Judge Briculles region, although previously the Kochana. Is Intended to supplement Uv Whole City Eater to Subscribe. : "Lieut. R. "The rumors circulated by Turks to situation of Bulgaria In this statement Landls, Chicago), af- enemy had a number of these machines f.crmnn TrnnnM for Sofia. On the same day about noon our British drl-- to the north and protect rmonstratlons of the eagernesB of "Bulgaria's are Kencsaw Mountain the effect that Armenians committed claims reconcilable In notion. I now, troops enteral Veles nnd captured the rlgttt Tather sons daugh-'r- s ter a combat with a hostile machine Gieat masses of German troops arc atrocities are entirely false. Even tho British flank. Knickerbocker's: and with the principles which President Mouse In reg'lon I troops defending Tliey sent down in a cloud of smoke, South of the tho of on way to pass after the fresh Turkish massacres, the the fortress. 1 to supply Gen. Pershing with the Wilson has repeatedly expressed. This which he Vlleenes tho Americans captured a large their Bulgaria, and will protecting Immediately continued their advance a hostile balloon, but, observ Sofia, so popu- Armenians are Important Gain by do.Urs needed to defeat the Germans Is proven by the fact the Bulgarian attacked amount of German ammunition nnd sup- through tho Bulgarian endeavoring to toward L'skub, French. that ing enemy two seater near, diving Turks and Tartars nnd re witnessed In all parts of the city, exception an plies. There were German supply sta- lation will see that forces are being bring about reconciliation." fltlll south, In tli sec- press has never tiken to It down.' Re I'rUoiiem Mostly (irrmao, further French Ilcfore New York arose from lis bed If you will remem- east, engaged and shot tions, of various kind In the region of sent to their assistance, nccordlng to tor, the most Important gains those principles, and fired It mod hi turning to the balloon, he Into Exchange Telegraph An enormous number of prisoners. y, thirty aviators left Mlneola and flew ber it was only the other day that a Dannevoux, from which the enemy was an Copenhagen several wcks wsrs noorsd th range, whereupon It went Tages-zettun- p GERMANY TO KEEP UP mostly Germans, a huge quantity of uver tho city between 6 and 6 o'clock. telegram said that In Its reply to the at very close unablo to withdraw his material because despatch quoting tho Ilculsche French penetrating the ravin ttnraA Bulgarian down In flames. of the flre from American long range of war mateilal, Including several ma- Austrian peace note the Gov. Berlin. guns gunn, Jouy and AUy, In the sector bstWMn settle-me- Keating (5716 Peoria guns which had the ranKe of the bridges SUBMARINE CAMPAIGN chine and three mountain on Tenth Pagt.) crnment sild that tho Balkan "Lieut. J. A. "It must therefore be hoped that the Alsne, ifontinued prln-clnl- across and other upplli have fallen Into oar the Ailstta and the csptuTlnf could be reached only on the stroet, Chicago) and Second Lieut. Simp- the Meuse. King and the elements enunciated by President Wilson. At Intervals during the day German hands, those two village. Further north, fa son (not Identified), on returning from a must again soon be masters sit- Von Mann's Appointment ( would be wiMlngto aviators attacked In sec- of the II KK K (PIlIDAVi Greek units the fU. Gobaln region, "Bulgaria allow bomb raid, were attacked by two large Americans this thy gni "Ever Without Smoke?" of questions according tor with their machine suns, uation," Theodor Wolff Is quoted us Seen as Evidence of It. operating with the allied .troops are ground northeast erf Sncy. the declMlon the enemy scouts. Tho first but were In tho formations of by ft writing Berlin Tageblatt. now In tho Prllep region and aiding to Justice an announced by President driven off the forces Latq Porta reported the oas-tu- ro Query the Soldiers coun- enemy airplane to attack at close rango Austria also has started reenforce-ment- s Special Cable lletpatch to Tiir Si In driving the enemy back. Other Wilson to rest m tne nanus or a moving with the Infantry. by Gen. Mtngtn's troops of oM Fort United States, which we was shot down In flames by Lieut. Simp- .Shells are reported to be to the aid of the Bulgarians, ac- Copyright, 191SJ all rioM referred. Greek units have crossed the Vardar try like the falling on to- most say perfectly Impartial and A later a second enemy air- Consenvoye, cording to a statement from Vienna Sept. 2S. In the icglon of Demlrkapu ami arc Malmalson, the been at terrifio "JF you ever were," the know will be son. little and on other night says the Austrian London, The appointment company to strictly lust to all rightful claims. plane, which was attacking from the towns far. In the rear of the German which that of Admiral Edler von Mann, head of the pursuing the enemy on the Belashltia fighting In the previous struggle for th boys of the forces have taken over a defensive sec- Mountain range Psimoa, capture fund Post; McCord, "Bulgaria Is practically out of the rear, also was shot down In flames, and lines. The bridges over tho Meuse alsa says German submarine department, to suc- with tho help of Chem'.n dsn the of whioh donors and war. early as last January, an are being bombarded, choking tor. The statement also that enemy ceed von Capelln as Secretary French troop. Tho Greeks cooperat- forced you imagine our pre- 'As during the course of the combat two thus the attacks west of Lake Ochrlda have been Admiral by the French the Germans to "then can despatch quoted tho official exits of Is ing with tho British havo post-tlo- Amsterdam machines were seen to spin the Germans withdrawing. repulsed. of the Navy, taken In Holland to reached retire from tho Chemin 3a Dams dicament till THE SUN Tobacco organ of Premier Mallnoff as approving more hostile mean that Germany still is determined the Bolashltiu range and have occu- to Ger- crash. All of them had been I'roKrroa la More llnplil. Evidently Austria Is sending these Doubtless Its loss the Fund's distribution. It came in the fourteen terms of President Wilson down and to carry on her submarine campaign, pied the road leading northward from w HI the same cfTeot agslti, ICeat-lng- troops from Albania, for a despatch mans havo M stated that the peace conference fired nt by the observer. Lieut. 's American engineers nro busy close be- according to a telegram from Amster- Dolran. the nick of time, September 9, and from the correspondent of the Central the French are ald tn ho'A the poattkn had an outlet on been very severely hind the udvanccd line dam, oonj-jiun- and wo hope you will repeat by must see that Serbia machine had repairing roads says Commenting early i the week upon strongly and from It their guns d obliged and bridge and preparing a way News In Amsterdam that the troops Is von contributing to wonderful the Adriatic. shot about, and he was to land for the along tho are being withdrawn. It understood that Admiral tho MacivJonlan offensive of the Allies. the Choral!) des I)nnM er. both this movement of artillery nnd truck trains. Adriatic Belinck, who nnnouiu-e- hu would take soon after cropslng our lines. Premier Mnllnonr Is supported by the Frankfurter Zelfiiti ' tides, fund again." The company Shows Map of Ilnlknn Front, Tho congested conditions necessarily In- Vou Capelle's place, Is declared now to bo admitted that nurt of the HulKarUn General As Let u number was deleted by the cident to a rAvpld advance have been re- onh- too moderate und lukewarm In regard to danger existed that parts of Macedonia Opens (lie Wnj to u Gen. had a map of the Balkan Brlnns Down Fokker, W olff, ensor. March lieved rapidly In the last twelve hours. sembly.' wrHcs Hcrr who has lno operutlonil which had been coveted by Bulgaria Chcmlii showed correspond ' v.boat The loss of their dts Dainee frnnt which he the Just returned from Bulgaria, "and tuch yon N Thirty-thre- e "Lieut. Landls, In n general engage- Wllh their backs to the outer edgo of jjam, Derma ny'H lending tech. might again slip Irom their grasp. posltlors by the Oarmana would ooej Jewish soldiers ents. A huge gap In the enemy line was as aro now prucceuing were pre- the saved ment with enemy scouts, shot down a the Brunnhllde linn the Germans were cnous nlcal expert on submarines and was wuv for an attack on Laon from he reaj their ration money during marked off with a colored line repre fighting desperately In nn pared while the Kings of Saxony and designer the Tho line Fokker biplane, which crashed near La endeavor to the of the submarine SUBMARINE SINKS SUBMARINE. If suoceseful, would turn flae recent holidays and turned it sentlng the allied advance. bring the American advance to a definite Bavaria were visiting Soda. Mallnoff'a merchantman the Deuutschland, which fid tht. in looked as If It had been blown up from Bassee. He then attacked a trlplane, Hindonburg defence :one k tie outlierri from Camp Upton to tho fund halt. The Germans were Increasing the plan Is to gle up the territories taken wa Intended to break the Allies' block, . on the tall of a Frriu-- Clrcp cn-J- permitting th Allies' armies to pa which they said is ncurest to the below by a miniature torpedo. which was Bristol volume of their fire and Indicating anew from Serbia nnd to demand compensa- ade. His appointment shows that offi- Sent lo llotloni by "A gluneo at' the positions marked on fighter whose observer was apparently territory." to Die r.erth behind the German defence, oMier's heart: that's THE SUN their determination to resist to the tion In Turkish cially nt any rato Gel many still Is ad. Aimtrlnn Vessel, which would have to bo abandoned en the map of the Balkan front," (Jen hit,' and, getting below Its tall, brought utmost. The Lokalnnteiger of Berlin says Pro- - hering to the fiction of a successful Tobacco Fund. Recent cards Paris. Sept. 2S. The Kre:n !i subma- rnasoe, March said smilingly, "reveals tho situa down this machlno also, The line fought for runs through the mler Mallnofrs action opens tho pros- - submarine war. from printed on page 1, I rine Clrci" was bv an Tho entire French line from Vallty b abroad tion there so clearly thai do not need Williams, AmerlcanJsquadron, northern Argonne Woods nnd eastward pect of grave times, but a fateful sunk Austrian Section n, "Lieut. that undersell boat on Septembr 2rt, accord- Vauxalllon moved forward In the dlreo- - 6. to add anything tn It. That It Is along a line paralleling the Epinonville-Montfauco- n step may be prevented by Ship was hit In the back and his petrol tank the Interven Stranded Grnln Tolnl f,o. ing to nn official statement to- tlor, Alsno Tic's tremendous drive nnd carried out by a mad to a point near Ivoiry or troops, 'fsud of the Canal. cenhjg pierced by machlno gun Are. In spite tion German and Austrian Clkvei-ano- , Sept. 2S. Tne wooden night. The ircnnd ofi.ier v.as the only the French occupy a line south of Brnn- - WARNING! THE SUN TO- relatively, small1 Sorco Is evident. and thence northeasterly. The Germans adding : ho camo steamer Helena, owned iiy tho survivor , , U "The distance measured to the ape? of his wound back with his are massed In the Clerges Woods In use Armour till, I, J, Ul.il t tllW.l, uiminiiii, t'Wl BACCO FUND hus no connection and "We must all the means at our Company of Chicago, 1. of tho salient north of Istlh shows that finger stopping tho hole In the petrol Kinout Woods. Grain which do Mulnia'.son, Humtrel farm ex.f with any fund, organiza- the disposal to maintain connections with on c w other In this quick advance tho Serbs crossed tank, and landed successfully after hav- Americans aro using - stranded Little Chlckoi Island, In The Or i ini'ii at i'eu.on In , Rouge Mulson, til's Associated Preo tion The their artll- Constantinople. German troops will not Canadian Lake Eric, tveej:, 1001 or publication. It employs ing engaged a supply train from a height last has and Its sroa ionnaje was l0 correspondent wllh the French Army mo agents or been ubandoncd as a constructive total Its peace ti:i;o lomplimcnt was twent.v-thrc- rero.-i- a solicitors. on Page. of 100 feet." Conllnued on on Conllitticii Third Fifth Page, Continued Third Page, loss. men. TZo G servant had prepared a trap a: