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j r ? ;k Z*fcrU,?8?pi. 2*?The wir offlce ?n:>IA
t y*o**cm tkrni-ih^tmj lfc how*#ty^lf,
,w V*lt JtVinoUtt' tfa''lhk*Lbrndie whire' a
' ' : rfettar anige ifUS* oilman. who
Jt aailrw&*A?t?a?fd to tike
'it s . t.l^J** irkajfonkattlrlatiig the Qers,.
2 imh> bask ha ban In-irogreas for
o, I tk? fast two dart. Partial cfittkl
?' -i ',1 tall ?u?o?*ron- the itwar
u, a ... MPKh,. at C ha tan In tie Halltedl
ji, < dlntrteVwhtbhreotopelledlthe French"
(stew to withdraw thetn lines. The
I lett wing was attacked to, a greatly
' a[ a ameibit doree at Ohatoa "Sdrawhl
asaartattandAba hasawlir opneeqiience
anatisK rat trad aonthward. TMsT'^tSttjttf'
f rail 4ra?e ?haIPeathtoernian army corps
-kaatoaaeiee-an account ?f,,(he"piroJ.'
? ( raaa.af IkaifliMnan right being hnV
a - able to fdlloW u? .
- .' General French movettiepta iioe*
* tlifue 111 along* thl line*da originally '
nmiymtaiin * *s j
?"""t Alr^nflmayy' kospitaU ipo'th 'p?!
''" 'WftWW ailed "to tiplr"ca-"
l?*?r^t*Mriib>Wnie Wandod are
r*"* >T> #| """ iBi
Thf war office" admits; fth'at ^he'
French still continues tg, retire,'ie-i
fore superior numbers. ; it 'fla pow
^'..riABjMlf t^kt"{hd Wench. are plo^ljr
U Lfprr^ne.,. ? , m,
-yj?! genaral engagement Is now in
* 4 i.i * 'ifMiMM In the vicinity of Mt^s^ .
. .n -# /.. The allied llneb1-on tho Freqcfyj
Vo.M lWn aT# tow engaged along ^be line!
toto thai
t -^rmt.o/ Campaigns, mie heaviest
fighting is - reported hla the vicinity!
: t of Moaldldler where the k*erman in-1
r m* fantry is salft to*bo In grgat.atrengtbJ
rM t' ."a* iarte' foYce'of derm an sklr">r"
",<T mlsbes ire ribw-tbrmlngfan'ad in co,
guard movem eit ttJVardi {he iYty'of
-Mftri Pk4lk ity'fllW
xnand the left French,', wing, Ib
> , ^';<do^^rfUSrf'4ltk,,%lr jkhn FyeJch.
?.w -? . ::i"> M
r .? d oJ t : ft' r. s l M t * ! **
fldlWERP
,Jl?*/rw Ut /;.n(iom Illw >9111111.
' -?en
oiv,.? row.' otvniAKh h?ve ' KEeS'
I1WUBEB ATTEMPT TO
a--?-. M8*RO*-??H?l.fe8lJ * *
* ST'ATtON". * ? **> *
,nsa al h-iLitut't ah ' * .? w
, I'J* AJT.m ffe/Vfle 'united f>ieaa.)
" (Antwerp. 8e^t. 2.?Four
^ ^''wrsW^yttW^ia'ti resultjof Zeppelin
* " bombs. *A Zeppelin flyipg aa
'9 ? h| iig tl^puggn<? "fegf'<Jj<ipjp^? imfbT
f J. ,!^,<(catr(ur..;iiB wlreleaa atatlon. but
' ,V*Jft?t?W&iWelr mart) """" JT'E
before
> ??.*>'intartmm1**6 ^X?!yK!
no i IVhril'l fu'i i*
.rn/7, ttUUUHHtU flltu
I .taaau'iTH i . '
"atfgttojii'tf 'position *r gnii.ava
>:?3^3r" ?
RIVER. I
'T' ^in^ty has iannounpld that. the
rt 5 toman ??fvl^wcejjhr^gh Austria
*r ' a'nd' .OaOcI^ ajWl. cpijtlpuea in a
moat, aupceMful m?nn#ij j
> The Russian Embakay^Jfcffiy r
^ gives Opt the Information that th?t
iaptured the
rf-rtlJl ,7Aw*rU# portion at Onjlaya on the
AM UWrf ttveft .IMI/.Aa
.KitfTmM * ;>y>* * I
[j U* -j w.KMgrsi'vhtidrow Jackson and John
, ? .Me^W.are^to enfage'in the hack*
Mttl DmImm m Fpckl Mount un.
. der Uie firm, nwneof Vrtrcor. A.^ueKr,
Hr>n,wm (h.^phwfe
i -? .l?,j?PlW? In
Ertll purohpee produce
9 .4 .?* .?? Arm h?r?. .ihUr mwwf,
evorp tuicOM.
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THBY HAVE llltKX DRIVKN BACK 1
I .' '"FROM'OMOfc J*n-1? AIVMIT
'I' l* A DISPATCH - v.';"
FKOM PARI8l ' .>: '.'V'United
Pt^b/)'-OJtftr
-a?drt?.1 Slrpt.^.^411- is officially
stated that tho 'atll*^ conter sttll
Antds.-"' 4 .J
battle ijnes ran ; 'tofct and <
cvest1 thtouRh the - department of 'i
Olse, Alsno hnd ArleimeBB. It fW >
n?W Admitted'here that, the allies C
rtrftfe be^a" driven from Oise. The?
ftre ft'cw within fifty' tntlee-of f*arlS. .
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nnminniinn 1
3: PfflMtr
B,SlTTlJK M*K, OP **> MILte's j
, KKACHKti ,A HKtOHT of i
Vl'RV, SAV^ ,
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? (By the Anit'ed P^as.)
a2.?Dispatches from
Vienna state that the thsee hundred
mile line from Pru*eia,tp Deneiater *
river Is novr reaching tr helghth of
fury. j { j. ?.
The* Austrlans have already abandoned
l^lnbfPf after' tl|e bloodiest
fighting ftl the nro&ont war.
The. Russian -general j staff gives
ptK the Information-rt^ at Vhey are *
now atteai^tipg ,to/annihilate th< v
entire Austrian army. - j '
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. . mont >? :? | _ d
IDtKEI MI !
it Sjq; VrK.iy ' uiu. be 'a
'i?se9vi}s,t{a>- ok
^t" t
, , C,ftye.^^. S^Tho. long predict- c
c4 entrance* ot, Turkey j Into the ?
nranant war U confidently expected j(
ToTpccur" today."" The. diplomat* are n
^tidrYrajlGrCMWthc attitude ,,
of Bulgaria, fr Tpfkey does enter #1
oiio.Vi-*i i[
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rc-s^tc ' ?iiwh i<i >ii |i ' ... i ji
t erl* rj'oot f m * *(* staff fti , ' ', ,
RUSSIA ftDIITS I
.'Mhlllilf. - I ' * X
two agjoc,. rohra f in bast ?
.
1 ' (Br the United P*eae.)% I
ft?3h?r>. <8ifV*^.-^ThQ: Rour |
manlan general
battle b<4tp*6i?1
the RusaMATint^lt result Hn the lrre^^vgble
defeat-' of one, klde '^>* the '
A' UlHgifc'teh from St. j Petersburg c
says thaXtbe J;enetnl Aaff^admUa
that the^jr.o army corps
attng in ifcat Prussia liaVCUdehtdi- J
feated. . A. \' , " !' A. "W-1' .
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UM'. kulheia WaablOKtos Park. j ,
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?lomats:
1 y ;r ? .. i/. ,?.,S lr>
roing On
mis i-i
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lA.va REUS FIUHTtHQ FOR
?.? .> PAW BIGHT BRTS^"
L AND ARB HARD
PBB88BD. {
(By th? United Pr?M.)
Vienna, j^spt. 3.?The Austrian
,rmy wueh has been fighting from
.emberg ha* today been Withdrawn'. .
'hey have never entered the city.
'he general staff desired that the
liiy be bpmbarded.
After fighting for eight d*ya finds
he Aastrians outnumbered and too*
ard pressed. The casualitles have
eon Appalling on both sides. The
rtillery fire Is described as annihiatlng.
Whole brigades lUtve been
aown down anfi there waffTlo time
a which to bary the dead nor colect
the wounded as thej battle was
aging over them. j ,
in nnn mnnn ' I
??$gj
jREaT UKRMAN' VICTORY AT
ALl.KNHTKIN ? THREE
CORPS WERE .ANNIHILATED.
' J 1
Washington. D. C-. 8ept. 2.?A
terman victory at Allsnsteln, In
rblch three Russian army ca?^s
ere defeated and 7^.0Q0 prisoners
Deluding two Russia- commanding
;enerals were takon was reported, tolay
to the German embassy -Trom
terlln by vrirelee% via Sayvllle, L. I.
The dispatch say*:
'"Official report of t-h* victory atillenstein
show* that It was even
[realer than known before. Thres
rnsalsn army corps were analhlated:
Seventy thousand prisoners
rore taken, including two commandng
generals, three hundred officers,
nd the complete artillery of the
tusslan army. j , .
"'In the west General Von Kink. U
b reported, against the ^French
anklng attempt advanoed to Conrtes."
(Here part of the message
ould not be clearly deciphered).
General Von Buelow completely desated
a superior French _ force
ear St. Quentln after having capUrod
the English IhJantry. A batslion
under General Vosu-> Uauten
arced hack the French upon^tM1
Irer at Bethel.
"The Doke of Wuerttembarg 1
rossed the Meuse river, ulso adanetng
upon Atslne. The Crown
Tltiee' advanced'beyond the Mens-:
iter capturing the entire garrison
if Montnedy; wbft;^ tried a sortie,
'he-fortresa-aleo was captured.
^The Crown Frtnce of Bavaria and
lehejkl Von Hoerlngen has .been Jn
ontlnuous battle id "Ffencrtv Lorj;
v
iimm
SES Pill
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IKE AT ALARM JH NOW <WOWN
IX UKUUN?BlO NAVAL , -
?^
London, 8ept. 4* The cprre
ponaem or too Express telegraphng
from The Heguegsays! I :
"There te the greatest stem to
ertht erer the egsmeos ol the HasRussian
. NCv <"<I -nttha ' !
i'oJShfftv toeeagnyjQ.' -"is'r
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SENA'S WAR MINISTER
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>C>k?
Miles Boxanovlich. tb# man of tho
hoof In Sonria.
their safety lies. ?|
"A story has bean circulated that
the Russians are preparing to
avenge, Loqvatn hy treating BerUn
as the Germans treated that city.
"In connection with 'the siege of
Uege.1t Is told here that the Ger nan
artillery exper^ After vainly
trying every type of field gun at their
command against the forts, sent to
the Krupp factory for a now fourteen-lnch
naval gun, which was set
down four miles from the nearest
Uege fort. The first shot fired
from it hit the officers' mess hous<\
in?ld? the Belgian fortifications,
killing 125 men." ,
THIRTY-TWO BIG Ol'Ng AND
THOUSAND PRISONERS
.CAPTURED BY THE . ?
RUSSIANS.
* (By the United Press*)
St. Petersburg, Sept. 2.?Sweeping
successes over the Austrlans '.4
today reported from the war office
here. It Is announced that the Russian
left wing operating from Its
position on the Dnelster has captured
the supposedly impregnable
Austrian heavily garrisoned position.
The Russians charged the position
at the point of bayonets tad they
swept over the entrench ments completely
routing the Austrian troops
FJive thousand Austrlans were left
dead on the held. The Russians
captured thirty-two big , guns and
more than one thousand prisoners.
Including the Austrian commanding
general.
As a result of this Russian success
means that the Russian left is
now able to co-operate with the center
and the retreat of the Austrlans
will be greatly menaced.
mm
GREAIJ NK
POOPLF. HAVE FAITH STILL IN
THE ABILITY' OF THE
' ALLIED FORCES.
London, 8epJ. 2.?A. Paris dispatch.
published In the Star, says
censorship on all news of the military
operations In Northern Franc.Is
expceedlngly strict. The afternoon
papers of Paris came out today
with all reference to the prog
ress'of military events blocked ouV
There is much excitement tv'ttio
French capital, hub the people have
faith In the ability Of ^he allied
firmleB to see the couptry safely
lurougu uie yruiieni crisis, according
to the Star correspondent, and on
the Russian troops to reach Berlin.
HAVE RETUItNfcD.
Thejarae number bf qlttfens who
went to Oreeavlfte yesterday^to attend
the openjng of the tobacco market
have returned. t
ITa ikW ta Waahtafton Pwk.
fla-MTT ; * | :ti
foJnnTOj^.y/ 5#;aI-9^ J
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rbur?ct?>. Not 00 *? ??.,
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1EPTBMBER 1 1914 ,
THE
One Hun
Five The
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: Tobacc
W i ' . '
Home Wedding '
ThiS Mvening
MISS ELIZABETH BRIGHT WILL
WED MR. JOSEPH H. CARTER,
OP MT. AIRY, WILL
TAKE BRIDAL TOUR.
MIm Elilabeih Williams Bright,
daughter of Mr. and Mfs. William
R. Bright, will be married thi? riming
to Mr. Joseph Holllngsworth
Carter, of Mount Airy, N. C., at tho
home of the bride's parents on West
Second street, at 9:80 o'clock.
i ne ceremony will be performed by
Rer. MUtcm Barber, rector of Cbrlat
church. Raleigh, N. C., uncle-ln-law
of the bride-elect.
The bride and groom eaject to
leave on the late Norfolk Southern
train for * tour of northern cities before
returning t& their fhtnre home
In Mount Airy where the grooth Is
the popular and efficient postmaster.
The following party arrived here
this morning via the Norfolk Southern
to attend the wedding: Mr.
Joseph Holitngsworth Carter, the
groom-elect; Mr. Edwin Carter
brother of the groom; James Ybkley
and William Oraves, all of
Mount Airy. N. C.; Miss Essie
Whichard, of Oreerfvllle. and Mr.
and Mrg. John H.. McQueen, ot
Tlmigonavllle, 8. C.^- W.
Milton Barber, of Raleigh,
N. C-. the-officiating clergyman, alBO
airited.?_
te??lis
FOR RELIEF
GENERAL FRENCH REPORTS
THE NUMBER KILLED.
WOUNDED AND
missing.
(By the United Press.)
London, Sept. 1.?Qeneral French
reports that the British losses In
the early lighting were:
Killed?One hundred and sixty.
Wounded?Six hundred and
eighty.
Missing?Forty-two hundred and
seventy. *
It is anntftbced that a national
general relief fund has been started
by the Prince of Wales and that already
the amount has reached the
amount of ten million dollars.
iflfiisiii
IIS AT IRK
CONFERRED with the british
Ambassador this afternoon
as to ship purchase
protest.
(By the United Press.)
Washington, D. C., Sept. 2.?Nelson
O'Shaughnessy was today appointed
assistant secretary of the
American Embassy at Vienna.
President Wilson today returned
from Cornish, N. H. Among his flrBt
official arts was to sign the bureau
??r Hair Inanranoa Kill
Within tho next two days it la expected
that the President *111 personally
deliver a message to Congress
on the war tax problem.
President Wilson today conferred
with the British Ambassador with
reference to the ship purchase proWet.
.? CHANGING
RESIDENCE*.
Mr. W. M. Rear and family are today
mo-ring; jto jjhe residence ocf
East Main street formerly occupied
by Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Smith. Mr.
Smith and wife are to oocupy the
residence formerly occupied by Rev.
R. L. Gay and family.
:?r . . i-v'.iif 'l?t ^ : .
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;'Y : -: ^ Y/tt 2CA8J:''
CON1
tdred Sev
. 'j f*? ..... . .
)usand Po
:o Was Sol
Season Closed
At Ocracoke
PAST SEASON HAS BEEN A VERY
SUCCESSFUL ONE?SOCIAL
FUNCTOQN8 ARE
ENJOYED.
Ocracoke has just closed the most
successful season aa a summer resort
since the notable storm which
occurred Id August, 1899. and
I frightened so many visitors away
I from the place.
Fifty or more people will leave
here this week after having spent a j
most enjoyable vacation. Amonc ^
those who leave this week are:
Misses Annie Malllson, Ella Malll- *
I son. Elisabeth Mcllhenney. James
| 81mdm, Victoria Swlneon. Mary Cvs
kill and Dorothy Tathltl, Messrs. J
Wm. 81 rams, of Virgin*; Capt. Tut- ?
| hill and other#.
i Mr. fi. S .Wabab entertained a
I party at the HatteraB Inlet Life Sav- g
| lag Station, givea in honor of the .
IMlsiss Malllson, of Washington. N. y
C. Capt. W. D. Gasktll took the
crowd In his launch, leaving Ocracoke
at 8 a. m. and returning at 0 tJ
p. m. Refreshments wore served, a|
after which a tango and~-onc-step
dance was given.
pne of th?-lw$r?0t "-~catche? of"
porpoises was made here a few days
ago. A fishing party were camping tJ
at Beacon Nland wbon they sa* a very
unusual and apectacular appearance
on a sboal, "hot vekjrfS* ^
away. Upon investigation they found
these porpoises ebbed oat an thl6
shoal. The depth of the wator being
only abopt ten inches, preclude^
the poeslblllty of setting a net In
ordeit to cgtch this vast school which Q
weoe creating quite a pandomonlum
In ? vain effort to escape. The party ^
armed with axes and hatchets dey<
clared war. according to the Julius
Caesar method and?fW]tbln a few ^
minutes they killed forty-two of
these monstrous creatures, which
01
made a heavy load for the two boats
they weTe in. The entire load was
sold at one dollar each to the porpoise
factory at Hatteraa. The regu- ^
lar price Is $2.50 each, bnt owing
'to the factory being temporarily
closed, the management would only ^
consent to the price of one dollar. ^
Capt. Robt. Oneal and Mark Gaskins,
two of our best fishermen.
were the men who captured the fish. ^
The Ocean Wave Moving Picture ^
theatre will open In the near future.
The owner Is now installing
a first-class electric lighting plant "1
and an Edison machine, which will *furnish
as good moving pictures a*
can be seen anywhere in the State.
District Supt. WtWren, of the M.
E. Church, was a guest of W. D. T
Gasklll yesterday.
Mr. Harvey Doxsie and family left
today for Marco, Fla., where Mr.
Doxsie is engaged during the winter
as manager of a clam canning establishment.
The Scott party, of Raleigh, N. C.,
who have been spending the sum- >;
mop horn, will lonvo tftmnrrnu' ffti' I --
their home. tl
Prof. R. S. Wahah. who has been h
spending the summer with hlR parents.
wilt leave Wednesday for Nor- n
folk. Va.. to resume his duties as fl
an instructor In Maury High school. f(
V tl
ANNOUNCEMENT. ) fl
Dr. H. W. farter announces that g
beginning September 1st, 1914. he ]3
has completed arrangements whirt ii
enable him to furniRh spectacles and j
eye glasses. made according to his t!
prescription and guaranteed to he si
entirely sati^nctory. free of add!- ?
tlonal coat to all patlenta who pav b
his regular fee of ten dollars for e
the examination of their eyes. A
8-19-t.f.c t
FROM (ill.MF.KT(?*?. VA. t
The many friends of Mrs. Richard a
Johnson, of OUraertoB, Va.. are glad j
to see her in the city. She with i
her' son James are the guests of j
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Hodges at their <;
home, corner of Market and Fourth i
streets. #
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No. iSS
VLICT
enty ,.1
undsof
Id Today
About one hundred and
event-five thousand pounds
of tobacco was sold here today,
it being the opening break of '
the Washington market for the
season. Although going to press
before the average price could
be ascertained It can be stated
with safety that it will be as
much as eleven cents and possibly
more.
At the other markets yesterday
at their openings the average
did not go over ten cents.
Tobacco, the crowning feature of
Eastern Carolina so fur as the farairs
are concerned, id here today
aloro.
Although the Dally News can not
t the hour of going to press give
Ljurutely the number of pounds on
he floors of the Washington and
leaufort warehouse, nor the averge
price received, it can be stated
rlth safety that the farmers are
atlsfled and have gone to their
owes impressed with the fact that
Washington Is yet the very best
liter IU anpoie OI llieir tODIfcCCO.
All day yesterday and long before
lie citizens of Washington were up
ad getting ready to attend to their
sual day's duties. the "Qolden *
foett** was arriving. One thing Is
ssured. Beaufort county r-irmera
re up and doing always and what
ley Intend doing they do early. The
our for the opening was scheduled
>r tgn o'clock, but on aecount of
le number of pounds being brought
le hour for the opening had to be
eferred.
Said a citizen this morning to a
epreseotatlve of this paper: "This
a great day for Washington and
eaufort county. We have met the
lemv and they are ours. Last year
ie market here was a try-out. this
ear It Is a certainty.
Tl.? ni.4. I.V.? ?v.
?v eiauc VI IVUOUIU UU LIIS Hours
iday |g the prettiest I have ever
ten. which goes to show again that
ar farmers are still abreast of the
mes and just a little bit ahead.
Everyone feels good over the prosects
for a great tobacco season,
ast year the Washington market
as In Its infancy, thts year It promos
to be more. Around the wareDuses
all day hundreds of citizens,
irmers and citizens from afar were
sthered discussing the propitiohs
iture of this market. All spoke
i optomiBtlc tone, and they had a
ght to.
*Jew Theatre
For Thursday ' 4
WO GREAT FEATURE PICTURES
ON THURSDAY MIGHT
AND ALSO MATI- -'J"
: * ' NEE.
Thursday, matinee and night, the
ew Theatre will offer their patrons
vo of t1io best feature pictures that
ley have had. For this night they
ave "For the Honor of Old Glory." *
The New Theatre has advertised
His picture twice before, but tho
1ms failed to show up on the night
>r presentation. They state that
ley have been assured by the
lm exchange which supplies thU
reat war drama that It will certainty
be here on Thursday night Then
i addition to this four reel picture*
he New Theatre'wishes to announce
hat on the same night they will
tart aft ft y-two reel picture, entitled
The Perils of Paulhie." This has
een one of tbe greatest films ever
xhtbited In thlB country. On tho
rst two Thursdays from now on
hey will show three reels of this
dcture. and after that there will be
wo reels every week. It will lake
.bout twenty, weeks to finish show
ng tjjis grMt film. Every one In
he city should attend this popular
>layhouae ou Thursday glght In orlor
to see the 'first Installment of
:he "Perils of Pauline," as well as
'For ttfe Honor of Old Olory.'^