frftrwmrpiitfiffpfipimrz-r- r - r . WASHINGTON TIMES; FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10; 1915. .-- , -- - .. .THE 1 - -

German submarine war, it is not to that "other countries, big nnd little, J be affected by any arbitration on the realize that to exist it is inuispen JUST HAD TO WORK DUMBA THE NINTH incident of damages. sable to work in time of peace and Battle of Marne, One PUBLISHED EVENING-(Includin- BVBR.T expres- surround themselves with the most Sundays) Studied in the light of the ByThe Washington Times Company sions which Washington has con- positive of guarantees." sub- Nothing more illogical could bo GODOWSKV INSISTS ENVOY SENT HOME THE MUNBBT BUILDINQ, Pcnno. ave. veyed to Germany In regard to YearAgo Todayv Held in imagined than the notion, in some FRANK A. MUNSEY, President. marine warfare and its methods minds, war-explosi- will R. H. the Lusitania and Arabic cases, it that this TITHERINGTON, Secretary. the bj the last of its kind. Rather it a H. POPE, Treasurer. will require much ingenuity for State Department to figure how thiB will likely be the beginning of n se- House Full of Guests Forced French Capital Safe Three British, Two French, One Tear (Including Sunday), tt.50. new can possibly ries of wars. New alignments may Six German attitude Into He Month. M.78. Three Months. 80c. be effected. But will the allies, de- Pianist Retirement, Two Spanish, and One Turk- satisfy American demands. German Driven' FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, Tnero is, moreover, suggestion of feated, lie supine under German ays Tells Story to Police. Army Back on Threshold of Victory ish Got Passports. 1915. will willingness to' disregard the sensi- rule? Or Germany, defeated, When It Seemed That Nothing on Earth Could A ORAVB INTERNATIONAL bilities of the American Government stripped of trade and shipping and colonies, accept position in- SITUATION in the fact that Berlin made public her as NEW YoniC. Sept. 10. Leopold Oo- Stop Terrific Drive Toward Paris. Three British ministers, two French the text of the note before it was evitable and permanent? It is un- dowsky, tho Viennese pianist, whose ab- ministers, two Spanish ministers and a The relations of the United States received thinkable in either case. To make sence from his liome In Avon. J., Turkish ambassador, who by their own here. September 1, hVid objection- both a peace capable of since has given his wlfo A year ago today the battle that saved Paris came to an end after flv actions made themselves to Germany and Austria have For the present, the most that can after this war family, many news- re- nnd the police and days of desperate fighting. It is now known as the Battle of the Marne. able to this Government, havo been suddenly entered into a phase of the be absolute assurance is i lasting twenty years would be a papers, much concern, nppcarcd said with has at In the days when the struggle was raging, Slmms sent a stream cable- called at the reauest of the United the home of K. D. C. Smith, police of In of utmost gravity. that the situation is very critical, statesmanly achievement whoso grams telling of developments as the occurred. For the anniversary, he States the course our national Conjecture de- cqUal has not yet been commissioner of Tcnafly, N. J and has hlstorv. aB to the possible probably ,more so than at any time seen in this has sent a complete account of the battle as It wo'jld have been told Sep-temp- er denied ho had been in hiding, has de- Since 1793. when President George velopments flow, flow world. There will be more wars. 10, 1914, possible to that may and since the submarine issue began to nied ho knew of the excltmcnt attend- had it been humanly assemble all the facts and Washington brought about the recall of rapidly, from the things that have and more insistent- This war may be a good deal bigger ing his disappearance und denied any get them past the censor. Citizen Genet, an ovcrzealons minister force itself more newspaper transpired in past twenty-fou- r Ger- before it ends. There is no nation, desire for "space." By from France, the United States has been the ly into the vital concerns of Accompanied by R. Marvin Wilcox, In WILLIAM PHILIP SIMMS. quick to resent any Interference by for- hours is both undesirable and. un- many and the United States. The no people, that dare regard itself as whose homo he had been staying. eign diplomats accredited to this coun- explained to rARIS, Sept. 10, 1914. The German army is in full retreat. try In timely. The facts speak for them- end is not plain; the way ahead is safe; none that dare go unarmed Commissioner the Internal affairs of the United Smith, to Deputy' Police Commissioner -- States. selves; they attest a posture of af- overhung with ominous clouds. and unprepared. Guy H. Scull, of New York, and to The allied forces are everywhere victorious. After getting within Genet came to thlb rountry as iim paper men left his homo Citi- fairs that the veriest tyro in inter- Moreover, crisis newf that he couTQ first representative of the French it is a dual that SOUTH AMERICAN TRADE only to seek rest nnd quiet for the pro- sight of Paris, and when it seemed that nothing on earth stop zens' Committee of Safety, which ran national matters must recognize as duction of musical work tie must finish the Republic of during the our Government faces, a crisis with back and France pregnant with the most dangerous by the middle of this month. their drive, the invaders have been hurled in disorder the period following the execution of Louis Germany, another with Austria. It Japan, ever alert to seize a chance Tho liuntlj of a house full of guests XVI. At that time France and Great . possibilities. is a satisfaction to know that the for territorial or commercial expan- drove lilm from his own roof, ho con- capital is safe. Britain were engaged in war and des- tinued, nnd forced him to seek peace- pite the proclamation of neutrality Is- As if they might have been care- Administration was vigorous enough sion, is laying out an elaborate cam- ful work In tho home of an old friend. With a recklessness bordering on impudence, the result of seeing sued by President Washington. Genet fully timed for dramatic effect, the to convey to Austria, even though paign for the capture of the South Oodowsky loft home on September 1. oame here armed with blank commis- The next day his wife, after question- fortress after fortress surrender merely before the menace of their sions to be distributed among American difficulties of our Government with in an unnecessarily ceremonious American trade lost to Germany by ing various business acquaintances and citizens witling to fit out privateers to both the German and Austrian gov- way, the knowledge Ambassa- friends" of her husband In Now York approach, the Prussians ignored the reserves they must have known prey upon British commerce. that the war. Keen minds in Tokyo see city, reported his absence to tho police. ernments were forced into new and dor Dumba was no longer persona no reason why the skilled but poorly Search for him was In vnln until Sun- were massed here, and turned eastward from Paris, expecting to Looked To Public Sentiment. .acute aspects almost in the same grata here. The method of doing it paid labor of Japan cannot compete day nliht. when a mysterious telephone Because of the aid furnished by call to the Godowsky home, received crush a weak and routed enemy. In so doing they uncovered their Trance durlnc the American War of In- hour. robs the act of the emphasis, the with America and with what re- by a servant, roporttd that the famous dependence, and peculiarly because of let- The Washington Government de- force of red-blood- indignation, mains of productive Europe in meet- pianist was afe. The next day a right, and General Maunoury struck. Surprised, dazed almost, they the fact that France was now fighting Oodowsky telling new-bor- n cided could not ter vns received from for the maintenance of her that it tolerate the that would have been carried if the ing the need of Latin America. his wife not to worry, but It did not turned to face the new enemy when again they were hit on the flank, republic, there was Just enough senti- presence of Austrian Ambassador ambassador had been given his pass- Germany, thinking of the future revcnl his whereabouts ment in this country favoring help for A telephone rffossage from Wilcox fol- this time by General French, of the British; Franchet d'Esperey of trance to encourage Genet In his de- Dumba in this country, and trans- ports. There was no occasion for even at the moment of its utter im lowed, and the exact whereabouts of tho nunciations of the American Govern- was yesteidoy. When mitted to Vienna, through our am- such punctilious politeness, elab- potence in international commerce, planlit learned the Fifth; Foch, of the Ninth reserves and the rest. ment's neutrality stand. for ho stopped at Commissioner Smith's Landing at Charleston, S. C, the bassador at that court, an intima- is vigorous cam- night he was on hi way to the Immediately orate expressions of good will and preparing for a last VON Frenchman launched a tion to this effect. It was the in- paign to regain West 1S"th street ferry landing, where VON KLUCK AND BUELOW STAGGERED. crusade in behalf of privateering expe- consideration; and under a Jackson, all that she has he expef ted his wife would meet him. ditions. As his progress northward con- direct method, the roundabout way lost in Ho told his he would explain Von Kluck and Von Buelow. com- astride the Grand Morin. their right tinued his England a Cleveland or a Roosevelt it may the rich market of the Amer hearers right-- , stag- being Dagny. on denunciation of and ac- tho need of quiet and undisturbed work manding the German were at the Aubetin river. his criticism of the Govern- of accomplishing that which, if ican Dr. Dern-bur- g, American safely be assumed they would not continent. Bernhard to Mrs Oodowsky. and then return to gered. They fought desperately and Made Frontal Attack. ment "grew In Intensity and rancor. complished directly, would have have been indulged. whose capacity as a prince of the home of his friend. , tried to ralrJthlr'"arrniesl but Foch, Genet's persistent efforts to force his Further east the fighting had been views on the United Government been done by handing his passports industry and finance is not to bo teacher of tactics at 8t. Cyr, the French much hotter, for here It was a States - them, frontal finally resulted In a revulsion of the to the Austrian ambassador. REFORM IN RUSSIA measured by his blundering futility Mrs. Minturn Necklace West Point. outmaneuvered attack. D'Esperey had to carve his way popular feeling of sympathy with him drove a murderous wedge Into their Almost at the same hour that as a political press agent, is author- forward, and he did not get far on the In the beginning, president Washington Is Sold for $58,000 lines, and sent them back almost in 6th. He had against him the bulk of demanded and secured the envoy's re- this crisis was reached in relation The cause of popular government 75 to ity for the declaration that even panic under a storm of French Von Kluck's armv the Westphallans, turn France. with Austria there came from Ber- and equal rights is making progress YORK, Sept. 14 An accounting In recalling the minister at the re- during the war German capital is NEW shells. Hanoverians. and Brandcnburghers. quest of Secretary of State Jefferson lin the text of the German note to in Russia under stress of military making arrangements to enter upon filed on the estate of Mrs. LoulBa Min- The German "battle without a to- Foch. with his Ninth Reserves, east of the French government offered to pun- n flfty-on- o morrow Is the United States dealing with the adversity. The autocracy is realiz- turn, shows that necklace of morrow," has failed. The D'Esperey, not only had Von Buelow op- ish Genet for his action, but this sug- a wide sphere of production in Latin pearls and a diamond clasp, valued here and with it signal defeat. The posing him, but the right wing of Von gestion was not encouraged by th' torpedoing of the Arabic. The note ing that victories are won not by America. In a transfer tax appraisal at $90.0u0, la Hauscn's Saxons. The Duke of Wurt-ember- g United States. .,- - Battle of the Marne over and the is brief, and, while diplomatically governments but by peoples. Hence lias been sold by tho executors for won. met attack with attack wnen In view of the scramble for the 000, the proceods being distributed among French have Langle's fourth army struck at him Spanish Attempt to Bribe. correct in form, a distinctly curt, the plea which Czar Nicholas, at a the son and two daughters or .Mrs. .Mi- In Paris the news was hailed as the near Vltry. and did his best to break Next to violate the hospitality peaceful conquest of our Spanish day of tho even to the point carrying de- nturn. announcement of a miracle. Each through. The result wa a standstill United States was the Spanish minister, of a conference attended by various lead and Portuguese speaking neighbors, Frederick do Peyster Foster and Hall some 40,000 or 60,000 people had been fight. fiant tone. executors, they abandoning city, expecting the im- the Marquis of Casa Yrujo. who at- ers of public opinion, including the the" recommendations made by Sec- Tuckorman, assert that the Sarrall. around Verdun, had been less tempted In 1805 Philadelphia have received $1,UT6,172 of tho estate. mediate entrance of the Germans. It lucky, for the German crown prince to bribe a Germany states the facts as they president of the duma, made a few retary McAdoo as an outcome of the of property was Inherited the legions newspaper editor to represent Spanish Much tho was known that Kaiser's and the Crown Prince of Bavaria struck contentions on controversies between have been tardily reported to .her days ago for the unanimous support Pan-Americ- Con- by MrB. Minturn from her husband, were near, and advancing twenty and with all their might, noping to take recent Financial Y. and the United States and Spain. by John Minturn. thirty miles a day. The French Verdun, the forts along the heights of The Spanish government admiralty the commander of the of the nation. ference are of vital interest. The British seemed powerless to checK the Meusc, and so turn the French right. took the hint them, and an Irredeemable disaster ap- of the United States and directed the submarine that sent the Arabic to The incident was highly signifi- gist of these recommendations is They gained some ground, though they return of the minister. As the latter Nail in Candy; Fair peared Inevitable. failed in their greater task. though the bottom. The submarine was cant of the new day which is dawn- contained in two short paragraphs, To the few, however, sharing the On the 7th the fighting was resumed failed to leave, not dealing with sinking the merchantman Dunsley, Victim Wants $5,000 confidence of Gen. Joseph Joffre, the more fiercely than ever. Maunoury's the State Department, he was handed ing upon A ago as follows: f, passports Russia. year such French commander-in-chie- the victory flanking movement went forward with a his and ordered out. when her commander saw a large The by is gratifying but not surprising. It Four years later. In 1S"9, F. J. Jack- an utterance by the "Batiushka," First granting United YORK, Sept. 10. Damages for dash and the British were carried along son. steamer approaching. She changed States bankers and business men NEW comes aa the logical result of his plans, with It. The plateaus along the river British minister at Washington, the Little White Father, would have ample credits to two teeth at $2,600 a tooth, are demand- made Immediately after Charlerol. overstepped the bounds of propriety by so sub- of Latin America Ourca were piled high with German accusing the States course as to approach the been inconceivable. and the prompt provision of tho ed by Mrs. Amelia J. Fabian. In a suit dead. Elsewhere, despite desperate at- United of bad faith necessary organization and facili Adopt) Napoleon's Maxim. in ha Ing accepted from his predecessor marine. Thinking he was going to On same day filed yesterday against George W. Loft, tacks, the French merely held their an agreement which this Government the Baron Rosen, a ties for thlB purpose. described aa "a confectioner". Mrs. Fa- When war was declared. Joffre knew own. bo attacked, the submarine com- Second The prompt establish- to the Ger- knew the minister was not em- former ambassador to the United bian sets forth that when she bit Into he would havo face what Critical Day of Battle. powered to Into. recalling mander "gave orders for the sub ment of adequate steamship facili- a "chocolate coated dainty," sold by mans called a "brusked attack." Just enter In States, presented an appeal to the ties between the leading ports of on The Sth seems to have been the critical Minister Jackson the British forelzn Loft, sho broke two teeth a nail where this would come, he had no Idea, office sov- marine to dive, and fired a torpedo council of the empire which a year the United States and South Amer- concealed therein. day. Maunoury kept up his advance with announced that the British note proceeds: ica, which the conference by reso- Adopting one of Napoleon's maxims, "to ereign had acquiesced, but not with an at the steamer." The ago would have been improbable. lution, declared a "vital and Im- engage anywhere, then see," he spread the British on his right while Foch saw epresslon of displeasure over his min- firing hp perative necessity." the opening for his wedge. During the ister's action. After convinced himself He pointed out to the body which out his men and endeavored to obtain night he continued his maneuvers, so that the people on hoard were being enemy. mass When subsequently it appeared that rescued In fifteen boats. constitutes the upper chamber of Even despite the absence of these contact with tho The that at dawn on the 9th he was pound- Great Britain was likely to continue her conditions this country has been MAIL BAG move came through Belgium and Lux- ing away at a large gap between Von legation here Indefinitely in the hands It is not quite apparent how the the Russian legislature the urgent embourg, the point least expected, with Hansen and Van Buelow. At the same of a crargo d'affaires, the United States re- able to build up in normal times a From The Times' Readers.) time, with his left he. too. struck at Von Government served notice It also submarine, having dived, could have advisability of the immediate the result that Joffre's reserves were Buelow's right, uncovered by Maunoury that respectable trade with South Amer- Greatly outnumbered, would withdraw the American minister made sure of such a detail as that moval of the disabilities under Communication to the Mall nag mux a long way off. and the British. from London, whereupon the British ica. With the machinery proposed be written on one ride of the paper and without sufficient time to bring up The retreat of Von Buelow resulted. goernment quickly sent a new minister fifteen boats of the Arabic were which the Jews are laboring in the only; mum not exceed 200 norde In Caught In pocekt, only a rapid retire- this trade ought to increase by leaps lensth, ami must be sinned with name Joffre, who had felt a to the United States. rescuiijg her company. It is rea- empire, and for the restoration of and address of lender. The publication Charlerol, de- ment could save him and his army. This the enemy's strength at he did very cleverly. de- Language. sonably apparent, however, that the the ancient rights of Finland, which and bounds, Japanese and German of letters In The Times' Mall Dae doee termined to fall back toward his re- Staff officers Used Impertinent notwith- not mean the Indorsement by The Time while his reserves advanced to clare onlv a genius could have extri- Minister Poulssln fiom France used not very have been abrogated piecemeal competition to the contrary of the opinions of the writer. The Mall serves cated himself, for. at times, under vio- assurance on this point was by Hag open meet him. Furthermore, he profited by lmportlnent language toward the Secre- Is an forum, where the citi- lent shell fire the three-inc- h standing. Will this machinery be of 1870 which were distinctly from French 1849. satisfactory, because there was a administrative orders in the past zens of Washington can arrue moat the lessons rapid-fir- e field pieces, his troops tary of State tn He was forthwith built, or will this country be content questions. to the effect that conquered territory passports large loss of life among the Arabic's decade. may be redeemed, but a beaten army showed signs of panic. handed his and notified that idly by while agile rivals carry Tho retreat of Von Kluck was fol- the United States would deal with the people, including Americans. Such a modernization of the po- to sit ends all hope. No matter what happen- through ed, resolved to keep his armies In- lowed by that of Von Buelow and the government of France .other off the prize? ho Vos-ge- s. The German note calls attention litical system was urged by Baron Efficient Men Should Not Arbitrar- tact; to refuse all offers of battle until other commanders eastward to the channels. France promptly disavowed Be deemed the chances The German army is expected to the impudence of her representative. to the only a few days Rosen as an imperative necessity ily Cut Off From Advance- such a tlmo as he 1S56 fact that if TRUTH ABOUT THE FLEA were In Ms favor. Not even to save make a stand on the Aisne, north of In It vas dlscoered that Minister earlier this same submarine had Russia is to take its place among ment. he himself to engage wnicn a nign taDieland offers what Is Crampton from Great Britain with three Parts would allow - engaged In enlist- To the searching eye of science To the Editor of THE TIMES: in a decisive struggle if he felt the mo-- considered- one of the greatest defenses British consuls, was been fired upon by a British vessel, the civilized nations with which it Your i. .u.uc. uiiicao mcy jiuiu mere, ing recruits in this country for service editorial In tho noon edition of merit had not come. u flag at long range, in the Irish Sea. In is now in alliance. nothing is sacred. Now the Depart- Tho Times of even Hoping the favorable moment might Is believed thev will lose all they have under the British in the Crimean date regarding "The tablelands, gained. war, the arrangement being, however, conclusion Germany expresses re- In response to the stirrings of the ment of Agriculture is undertaking Apportionment Rule" Is certainly come along the Champagne should t Joffre started the formation of a new tl.at the actual enlistment take lives, and especially new life in the veins of to prove that even the flea is not worthy of serious consideration. In was Ninth place In Canada after the recruits gret that the the Russian corroboration of your estimate of the army at Amiens. This the Immigration Mr. Crampton got his all-arou- army, General Maurnoury. The Records reached there. American lives, were lost. But it giant a radical change is impending the athlete he is usually working of this rule, I wish to glvo an under passports and the exequators of the con- instance which comes under my obser- trains transporting this army moved finds "unable, however, to ac- in the make-u- p of the cabinet, un- considered. only night, and, I am told by staff Show Large Decrease suls were revoked. itself vation. at Of Inteest in emphasizing I officers, the Germans were not aware particular knowledge any obligation to grant less all signs are misleading. This The story of our youth, that if a In tho ofrice In which am cnjrploved tho sensitiveness of the there is a capable, bright, nnd ener- of Its formation. Figures mado public by the Depart- traditional indemnity in matter, even if the change is no less sweeping flea were as big as a man he could young American Government toward any at- the than the getic man who !s classed as a Advance Too Rapid. ment of Labor today, giving the num- tempt on the part of foreign diplomats should have been mis- dismissal of present cabinet of go from New York to San Francisco messenger boy, with compensation of Immigrants politics commander the ! But the German advance was too ber of arriving at Ameri- to meddle In the domestic of the per month, who, through several during July. of Lord taken as to the aggressive inten- Goremykin and the appointment in in three jumps is of a piece with years of experience, is performing 1m rapid. The new army was not more can Dorts Indicate that United States is thecaBe there will be lower immigration in tho British minister to the place responsible the groundhog day Story, the au- - Prtant and responsible work which has formed when Amiens had to 1SSS. tions of the Arabic." its of a ministry . than half current fiscal year than in the year United States In u.wur,..t v.. piMuu.-- ttt'i ft.i, pt I minis upon by suggestion to the people, acting through the thorities would have us believe. The exactly tho same noili be abandoned. Lille, Arras, and most ending June 30 last, which reached the Tho minister, being imposed Then follows a that if work with mure was overrun, so, lowest mark since lS9. party worker, was In- jump which a pulex diligence and efficiency, salaries of Jl.OOft of northern France a Reiaibllcan Germany and the United States are duma. longest irritans, anu per by night, army of Maunoury There were only ?l,So4 immigrant duced to write a letter advising an annum. Despite the fact again the In ote Mr. agree point the is accomplished which is Department of Agriculture that thisi,i man of experi- en- aliens ndmitted Julv. If tills ratio is American correspondent to for unable to at this When that the several ears' hastened back to Paris, where Its carried out for the year it will make Cleveland tho following election. The "human" flea, has ever been ence Is now In the. office. w have to was completed. year at differences be submitted to The last remaining bulwark of autoc- for go out to one of the far Western States rollment a total for tne of less than 275.000. minister was asked to leave, and tho known to make is thirteen inches. to offer a position as messen September 3 tho Germans were In ns compared with 335,700 last year, and British government notified of tho fact Hague for arbitration; and finally racy will have been destroyed and assistant ten-ye- ar average mil- Lon- ger, Bftlaiy ' capital. Their right was a of moro than a through tho American minister at bfjeome flea were as big as man he at a ot per month, to a sight of the arrivals. the most important and startling the Russian parliament will If the a "green man. while tho i.ian who oticht a few miles to the north of Paris, while lion don. to bo promoted frt) The greatest number of arrivals In feature of the Berlin note is the the governing body of the empire. could jump from the Battery to to the Job Is left at their line continued on southeastward. Julv were from England, a total of Lord Salisbury's Claim. his J1,:00 desk at a salary of $10 per eastward, and Uhlan n n mi ...... 1 ... . , 1- .- . t.n Wall' street, or thereabout, but no northeastward. k.iQi. writ ,.i un-eKs- Lord Salisbury, in replying to thU last paragraph: monin. patrols reached the Seine to the south- inert 1,530 i.u iron A KING, BUT A SENSIBLE ONE The best southern Italy, from Ireland, and notice, acquiesced, but with the eerVa-tlo- n In doing so (that Is, In proposing further. Moreover, in making this Interests of the Government east of Paris, and within a few miles 1.121 Mexicans. It assumes thut as a should certainly recognize the fact that of the Seine to the northwest that Great Britain could not as- to arbitrate) jump he would barely clear the top arblt-arll- y matter of course the arbitral deci- such .t man should not bo The German general staff had to de- sent to tho view that a government to sion shall not be admitted to havo King Alfonso of Spain, turning of the Whitehall building. For the cut off trom advancement. Does not cide whether thev would take Paris which one of Its ministers was ac- general deci- 'engross recognize the fn- -t that every Immediately or to follorsr up nnd crush reason the Importance of a up in Paris and talking freely to a highest vertical jump pulex irritans new In S ON PROGRAM credited could, with or without sion on the permissibility or the man any office must bo taught an army which they believed to be 1A being assigned, solely determine on tho South American journalist, sounds ; is one-ha- lf nnd trained to the needs of that particu- demoralized, routed, and Incapable of r converse under international law of has made eight and minister's acceptability or returtlon. German submarine warfare. lar office'' 1'rom an efficiency stand- serious opposition. They chose the Secretary Bayard exactly like himself. Doubtless his inches. So fall the fairy tales of point, can they not realize that tho daily only proper Rcpling, of State output latter alternative the one admitted that the British foreign min- Thus Germany, in the face of the appearance in Paris and the tenor youth. So does inexorable science of such a man is at least double from a military point of view, for with was correct in principle, but that repeated that or a green one? H. the allied army crushed. Paris would IN ister case forced his American Government's of his talk have a special signifi- - tear the rosy veil from life nnd ex- Washington. Sept. 7. CAPITAL TODAY the circumstance of tho fall like ripe fruit Into the first hand Government to tho belief that Hackvllle'e representations of .its protests cance to the diplomats that the lay pose it in its naked drab. that shook the tree. act constituted an "Intentional Inter- present Asks Why the United States Gov- So, instead of continuing directly In our domestic politics." against German methods of public will not fully understand, One may ask why the Department and entering Paris, Von ference Car-ranz- a. southward 1S98 Spanish minister. Dupuy to ernment Does Not Recognize army de- In the undersea war, tardily declines The.e have been stories of German of Agriculture should take this sud- Kluck's turned eastward to Do Lome, whote disrespectfully of Pres- knockout blow. United States Soldiers' Horn Pro-Germ- liver the Concert. Band McKlnley was handed his open a way to consider a remedy. efforts to stir up senti- den in fleas. Because tho bandstand at Home. :30 p. m. ident and interest To the Editor of TIMES: ports. in the recent Bern-stor- ff THE Joffre Prepares To Strike. Meeting. West Virginia Society, Old Ma- nasi. It is true that ment in Spain, just as that sort of department is in the abil- recog- Temple. 8 p. m. always been more or less interested Whv does not our Government Joffre's longed-fo-r minute had come sonic There has note Washington was told nize General as the least of Epeclal meeting, Washington Chamber of mystery concerning the departure last propaganda has been carried on ity of the flea to carry the germs of Carranza scouts reported Von In headquarters. 8 all evils and at the came time the His air that Kluck's Commerce. p. m. fall of A. Rustum Bey. the Turkish that submarine commanders had here; of appeals to Spain to and is you had faced Masonlc-- St. Johns. No. It; Hope. No. : gravely offended tills rise plague. The moral that if most potent factor for tho pacification masses the east and that No. 4; Capitol. No who told not to cause loss of life in Mexico? Mexico Buelow's vero pouring across Eureka. 11. n0a! Government by giving out interviews been seize Gibraltar, now England of Of all tho leaders Von the Arch Masons: Takoma. No. 12: Gov-eitrme- that keep fourteen inches away from the Cathed.al the United States nt re- has had In the last five years, he seems Marne at many points. He sent for No H. s. John's Lodge Chapter. No. 18. suggesting that sinking liners, unless the liners is too busy to take care of itk plague-investe- d human his fleas to con- Star. heed its own lynchings when be the logical one to establish Sir John French, commanding the Brit- Eastern sisted or tried to escape. Yet Ber- Perhaps Alfonso's visit to stitutional nnd liberal government for Odd Fellows Central. No. 1: Metropolis, No undertaking to Inquire into the Chris- Paris won't be able to roach you. ish. The British, in the forest at Crecy 16. Phoenix. No. IS; Dorcaa. No. 4: Martha massacres in Armenia and ollyr assurance, declares the masses. Ho has conquered tho Washington, No 3. Rebekahs. tian lin, despite this ib a delicate hint to Berlin that such laiger Ho and extending eastward toward Coulem-mler- s. parts of the Turkish Empire. Although Why not call 'em dippylomats? and letter part of Mexico. National I'nlon National Capital Council tho itself "unable to acknowledge any projects are hopeless. Certainly his promises a division of tho lands prac- would keen in touch with tho McKlnley Council. Georgetown Council. no announcement vas made that tically all of held bv a few army Turk's recall had been demanded ho obligation to grant indemnity, even interview has no is which are Fifth under d'Esperey. Other shortly on Germanic tone, How it that Southern mobs people and a distribution of the sirae army commanders were ordered to be- Amusements. left Washington afterward been to poor, peons, who, Indefinite "leave of absence" and has if the commander should have with its allusion to the rape of Bel- never go out and lynch a few boll tho downtrodden gin their attack at dawn, September 6, Poll's "Jerry." 2:16 and 8:18 p. m. an as to the aggressive in- under the old regime, have betn kept Joffre, in his order of tho day, conclud- Keith's Vaudeville, 2:15 and 8:15 p, m. noei returned. mistaken gium. On hand, ? ue. the other it is more weevils In a condition bordering on slavery ing with: Gayety-nurls1- 2:15 and 8:15 p. tn. tentions of the Arabic." calculated to suggest that Spain has and in abject Ignorance. "An army which can no longer ad- Glen Echo Outdoor amusements. n day and to Close The Czar will now com- Statistics show 75 per cent of vance, must hold; and if It etenlnc. Sunset Bring In short, Berlin seems now to some axes to grind just now and is share the that cannot mand of the Russian army with Von the population of Mexico cannot rend. hold, must die." Year Ceremony withdraw the promise that was thinking of getting into the melee. General Carranza proposes to establish At daybreak on the 6th. Maunoury's i Tomorrow. To New Hindenburg. a free school system- - a crying need of reserve struck, full In Von wtnoif'e Meeting District Suffrage League. People's made last week concerning safety There is a powerful war party in the people benighted land. flank. Evidently the latter's Intelligence Korum, Eighth street and Pennsylvania Year" of that 8 10 p With echoes of "A Happv New of life. It will arbitrate the ques- Spain and sympathies naturally The advent of cool will There ar numerous other reforms he department had failed signally. Had avenue northwest. to m. ears, signifi- are weather proposes the common of the presence of Annual outing, Wnshlngton Plate Printers' ringing in their and the ques- that will benetlt he known Maunoury's No 2. Chespeake Uracil, day. synagogue bcrv-ice- s tion of indemnity, but not the with the Latin side. solve the chigger quostion, but what people He Is of high character army In and north of Paris, I'nlon. ail cance of the Impressive a man and at Odd Fellows Canton Washington, No. 1. their hearts, the Hebrews of tion of permissibility of German At any rate, Alfonso has some about. Haiti, Dumba, and Mexico? and most honorable standing in his least eight divisions strong, ho would Patriarchs Militant. in throughout country, and fullv capable of givintf not have dared turn his flank to It the National Union Columbia Council. Nonpareil Washington and elsewhere submarine warfare. This surely views on preparedness that are' .Mexico a strong, firm government. way ho did. I am told he thought as Council. the world are today entering Into tho If Archibald claims to be the goat year 6G7fi. The Rosh Hashanah suggests that the Bernstorff assur- worth considering. He is in position General Carranza Is not Inferior to did Von Buelow, that there was only Hebrew in the case, he could have saved all any of the several prominent Mexicans one army In Paris and that It would be services were brought to a close at ance about safety of life is not to to know what the governments of mentioned as eligible to recognition by held for the capital's defense. As a Gold Ship at Frisco. sundown yesterday in the reformed the trouble by eating the papers. the I think Is su- matter of fact, there were BAN FRANCISCO. Sept. temples, but those of the orthodox f.ilih be considered longer in force. Even Europe are thinking just now, and United States, but two the sun- perior to any of them by reason of Army of Paris and the Army of and New Zealand gold to the will continue the exercises until if the Arabic did not try to escape he doesnt feel much patience with With Uncle Josh counting the the fact several years ho has .Maunoury. Hmount of JJ.OCO.OflO, consigned to San down this evening that for meantime, the Practically all places of business con- Germany no obliga universal old you stubbornly and persistently devoted his In the British, with five Francisco banks, arrived here today or resist, sees notions of disarmament contents of the sock, might life to the of liberal Infantrv divisions and five brigades of aboard the steamer Moana from Sid- ducted by Hebrews jhroughout the city tion on her part to pay indemnity; and permanent peace. Contemplat- - say one style of boarder and stable constitutional government. cavalry, were moving northeastward ney, Austrarra, and Wellington. Ne'v were closed yesterday, and those of tho warfare comparatively little greater pan will suspend uul to the general conduct of ing the of Belgium, he advises has ceased. S M JONES. with resistance. By Zealsnd The of it wan orthodox faith business as fate Washington, September 7. nj(ui tutj uau iwwiu a. position In sold coin with lomo bullion. operations until late today.