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HITLER ADDRESSES THE REICHSTAG.-Reichstag deputies saluting the German Fuehrer at a special mecting of the Reichstag called by Hitler shortly before German troops were given the order to march into Poland.

FRENCH

HEAVY

CROSS-FIRE SLAUGHTER

Special To The "Telegraph"

PARIS, SEPT. 12

(UP).-THE FRENCH ARMY'S

WAR COMMUNIQUE NO. 18 IS ANOTHER LACONIC DO- CUMENT.

IS BEING MADE ON THE SAME "PROGRESS FRONT AS YESTERDAY, DESPITE THE STRONG RE- ACTION OF ENEMY ARTILLERY," IT SAYS.

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Bus Knocks Down Woman

A serious trattle accident occurred New York, Sept. 12.

about 8.40 n. to-day at the junction. The following are the results of matches played in the Major Base-ot King's Road, Electric Road and Tunir Wali Lan Road, in the Cause- ball Lewite to-day:

way Bay District.

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Behind this communique, however, is a story of the New York heaviest fighting yet recorded on the Western Front-of German infantry mowed down in countless numbers be- tween the cross-fire of the impregnable Maginot Line-of- the piercing of the Siegfried Line.

about three-quarters of the territory as far as Posen. The retreating Poles, have been outflanked and are fighting

their war through to Warsaw. which the battle near Warsaw

A correspondent with the Na

As the Poles held the Germans in their tracks } on the whole Eastern Front without a single German gain to-day, the French were seriously menacing the Siegfried by consistent penetra- tions into No Man's Land on the entire front three from the Moselle to the Rhine rivers on separate fronts-the Moselle Valley, the Saara. -and-the Vosges-Mountains. UNDER SIEGFRIED SHADOW

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Shanghai Feels Pinch Of War

the left side of the face. She is not A doctor who to live.

on the scene soon after thei arcident said the woman was no gravely injured that she would not live more than a few hours.

An ambilance conveyed the woman

to the French Hospital.

It is believed the woman was try- Hag to cross the road when she was

MOTOR CAR AS "CUMSHAW”

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH♪ harged for two days, way The

SHANGHAI, Sept. 1 (Domei).-- resumed at dawn yesterday.

LONDON, Sept. 12 (Reuter). Nazis, he says, believe that the fate The effects of the European war are this already being feft in local industrial of Warsaw will be dedded in

circles.

-What is probably one of the Janduce pnming companies 112 In the area cast and north-east of

Con-Central China are finding it difflet largest "cumshaws" on record American Warraw, the Nazt claims are

sufficient supplies of raw was given by a tredicted-by-official-Lullctius from, to secure

from aboard: The United passenger-leaving-Britain_to_al Warsaw. There has been no major colon

States and India greatly increased radio.

ised stevedore yesterday. the Warsaw chang". says

Shanghai though there has been severe fghting exports of raw cotton The French have held all their gains in the wilds of along the Bug river. The Germans during the first eight months of this into is described as "a bloody facilities and rapidly-mounting prices the Vosges sector, where a general advance has been are browing a vast number of tanks year, but the shortage of shipping nate and a 30 hp. car.

in anticipation of a "war booin" are! made to the shadow of the Siegfried Line.

ter

The stevedore was given a 103.

HEL Poland there is similar adding to the dileulties facing trang gift told the Press: "An American

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announcements.

Newly-lavented Weapons

Desperate counter-attacks are boing launched by contradiction in the respective war port of the raw materai, the Nazi Command in an effort to remove the French threat to the so-called "impregnable" German fortifica- tions.

The Germans choose the 25th Anniversary of the first Battle of the Marne for their chief counter-attack. AMAZING FEROCITY

A somewhat curious Nazi claim

trude was yesterday when a Gerinan news agency announced the capture of Torun, 130 miles downstream from Warsaw on the Vistula. mans had claimed the This town several days ago.

Casualties Mount LONDON, Sept. 12 (Reuter)-A Ines in Poland estimates the Nazi correspondent behind the German Josses at between 12,000 und 15,000. Most of these were killed in the last

The French, imbued with the spirit of Marshal Joffre, turned with amazing ferocity on the Germans as they attempted to cross No Man's Land, the German daya fighting.

terrible battering from Maginot right wing taking Line cross-firing artillery in the Saar-Moselle sector.

to

BRITAIN'S FOOD GATHERED

THE DUKE OF WINDSOR

DUKE OF WINDSOR RETURNS

The lucky recipient of the generous came up to me on the dock and sald: Will you rush my luggage un board? He gave me a 10s. note and then said: You can have my car.' I said: SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

You are joking! He replied: 'No, TOKYO, Sept. 13 (Domei).-Ger- It is quite all right, and gave me the The German troop son the western front are registration book."

nt responding to the French attacks capture

The stevedore is going to sell the electrically- newly-invented with

Paris car and will tell the American how controlled machine-gung, It

the "Nichi Nichi much it realised. dispatch Shimbun," "quoting French oftela!! circles says,

electrically The new weapons are

ac-1 distant bases. controlled from cording to the report. Commenting on

the report, Dr. Yamanouchi, Professor of Engineer- ing ut

at Tokyo Imperial University, said Reconnaissance

that he had heard of such devices being tried abroad. He believes that PARIS, Sept. 12 (Reuter)

would be machine-guns such that the

far operated by electric motors set troops Dre Another Jaconle French com-tions in German territory occupied "Havas" despatch says

strengthening behind the first lines. that un-at the junction of the Saur and Blles French munique reported

Though results of the French ad- interrupted fighting on a 12-mile the day before yesterday, according their positions on the Saar front.

to a semi-offelal survey of military

vance are Important, the main body Rector between the Saar and the operations.

While it is true that the operations of the French Army has not yet been House of Representatives, has applied Bilos Rivers had resulted in tho French attackers slicing off an- were important and were marked in action and, so far, there has only for permission to go to Europe and

by definite progress over a large been reconnaissance by bodies of in-serve in the French Army. front, they do not yet involve the fantry. other German salient.

The area between Saarbrucken bulk of the French troops mossed and Zweibrucken, la now in French hands, with the French spearhead apparently menacing

directly north Sulzbach,

Sarreguemines.

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CHOPPED TO PIECES

of

"A Berlin communique says that

in this region but only reconnaissance there has been fighting by outposts, elements supported by an advance No bombs have been dropped in guard of infantry.

German territory.

it is

that

are

weather Three-Year Exile

LONDON, Sept. 12 (British Wire- less).----The recent fine throughout Britain has enabled af good harvest to be gatherest in per- fact conditions.

Ended By War

SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH

Seldom hos harvesting work been so uninterrupted. The Minister of

LONDON, Sept. 12 (UP). Agriculture announced that an addi- come under the plough in the coming, that the Duke and Duchess tional 1,500,000 acres of land must-It is officially announced

lycar.

for example, there is a

N.A.A.F.I. Will Do arrival of the Royal couple may now

Saarbrucken Under Fire

Comparing the present agricultural of Windsor have arrived in SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH' position with that of 1814, he sald England. PARIS, Sept. 13 (UP).-Reports it is vastly superior. In regard to: They are staying at the rc- at 2.30 am, to-day state that the tractors,

Whereas in sidence of Major Edward Dudley It may be noted that the Siegfried Japanese Serving Under Tricolour French artillery on the Maginot line marked Improvement.

is reliably reported to be bombarding 1014 tractors in use totalled only Metcalfe, the Duke's former Line in this region is only a dozen

about 100, now 50,000 are avaliable. A.D.G., and Equerry. SPECIAL TO THE "TELEGRAPH"

the kilometres to the north though the

outskirts of Sanrbrucken. TOKYO, Sept. 13 (Domel)-Three

reported

The semi-officially

Ministry German forilled loop line front at

of -Information gaining in Saarbruecken comprises nevertheless Japanese residents in Paris have al-the French drive is

informed the press that news of the as intensity and the Germans The German General Staff has a kind of outer defence of the Saar ready joined the French Army

volunteers and are at present ghung expected to abandon the line at any

be published. thrown its best Regular Army, divi-region.

The German offensive on the west-on the western front, according to a time and fall back to the permanent

December, 1910, King Edward sions Into the fight in an effort to

ern extremity of the front along the report from the president of the fortifications in the Siegfried Line.

VIII renounced his throne and left stem the French advance.

Germany's heavy artillery shelled

the country to marry the lady who French positions in French-occupied

LONDON, Sept. 12 (Reuter).--As could not be accepted as Britain's The Germans however, have been not pursued but was merely a war Japanese Residents'

The

volunteers territory on the German side of the three Japanese literally chopped to pleces by the a minor

Mr. Frontier between the Rhine and the in 1014 the British fighting forces are queen. Speculations was rife as to French intensity of the French fire.

Fort Besieged

serving under the tricolour are Headquarters have followed up its

Katoh, 50, proprietor of the Tokiwa Moselle, but the French are said to be not to be without entertainment. how long the popular Duke's exile entertainments by the Now the major event of a war has advantage by throwing hundreds of

London, Sept. 12 (Reuter)--Fierce Restaurant in Paris, Mr. Kawalsh, holding up under the intense Are. The NAA.FI. will organise and would last.

National Service Association--- Thermitted the Duke's return with tanks into the battle, providing aighting still continues in the Warraw 34-year-old Jujitsu expert who runs The Germans have not yet used their finance screen for the advancing infantry.

region.

a Jujitsu training institute in Paris troops.

Important figures in the English little ostentation, to take his place Meanwhile, the French have con Strengthening Occupied Positions The Napolesale fortress of Modiln, and Mr. T. Maki, professional singer.

Mr. Nakano, a painter and younger solidated their positions Inside Ger-entertainment world will participate with many oher- Englishmen hasten- Paris, Sept. 12,, (Router),-During 15 miles north-east of Warsaw is

ling for Democracy against Germany. the night the French troops limited besieged but has not yet fallen. Die brother of Mr. Nakano, head of the many, using barbed wire and other in dramatle, shows, cinema performing home, at the side of those fight-

group in the devices against the Clerman tanks.ances, concert and so forth." themselves to strengthening the poal-weat of the capital the Poles still hold Tohukni, minority.

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