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HOME EDITION VOLUME XIX, No. 312. RUSS ACCOUNT OF FLIGHT OF THE AUSTRIANS Great Victory Won We Owe to the “Grace of God Who Blesses Superhuman Heroism of Our Troops.” Paris, 2 a. m.—An official statement by the Russian general staff is given in a I’etrografl dispatch to the Havas Agency. '■ t says: “Fierce combats on the River San and south of I’rzemysl, which have been going on for more than three weeks, resulted November sth in a general retreat. of the Austrians. "On the preceding night the Aus trians made a last effort to repulse our troops who were crossing the San. Until a late hous the enemy attacked on an extended front, taking the of fensive in dense, successive lines, but everywhere enormous losses and were repulsed. Energetic Pursuit. “On November sth, the enemy’s col umns commenced to move from the (T-an in the direction of Dultla Pass, [across the Carpathians and south of IPrsemysl seeking everywhere to leave Uie battle front. We pursued them energetically all along the line. “The abandonment by the main Austrian forces of the line of the San Is the result of the victorious battle fought at the end of September, the original purpose of which was to block the offensive of the Austro-Germau armies against Warsay and Ivango rod. For 330 Miles. “At the beginning of October our troops were engaged along a line ex tending for 330 miles and passing through Warsaw, Kozienica, Przemysl and Czernowitz. Toward October 20 we succeeded in gaining a dicisive success over the Germans on the right bank of the Vistula in the region of Warsaw. “Our next object was to strike from the north those portions of the enemy’s forces still holding positions on the Vistula and ' the San. In the fighting, which lasted from October 23rd to 27th, we succeeded in break ing the stubborn resistance of the Austro-German army in the Kozien ica-Ivangorod region. In danger of being turned beyond Pilitza this army fell "back pursued by our troops. Compelled to Retreat. "Between October 28th and Novem ber 2nd, we overcame the enemy’s re sistance in a new region, that of ■lexandria and Sandomir. On No- Biember sth, the Austrian army in 'Galicia was c impelled to retreat. Following up our successes during eigthteen days, on a front of 330 miles, we broke the resistance of the enemy who is in full retreat. This victory wt owe to the grace of God, who ■desses the superhuman heroism of Four admirable warriors of whom Rus sia has a eight to be proud.” NO INFORMATION, BEIRUT LANDING Neither State Nor Navy De partment Has Received Ad vices Regarding- U. S. Blue jackets at That Place. Washington.—Neither the state nor the navy department has had any in formation from any source that Amer ican bluejackets weTe landed at Heirut. but because of persistency of such re ports Secretary Daniels today made in quiry of the commanders of the Amer ican cruisers Tennessee and North Carolina. Both captains had instructions to wait in the western Mediterranean to protect American interests if neces sary. It is possible that at the re quest of an American consul blue jackets may have landed to guard a consulate. r Officials, however, believe a report Kvould have been received had that oc curred. RETIiINiS MADE BY GERMAN Warning Given By Berlin Re garding Treatment of Teutons in England Not Heeded. Berlin, vie The Hague and London, 2 p. m.—The following anouncement was given to the press today from of ficial sources: f ■'German's warning of retaliation in ca-.e German subjects between the ages of 17 and 55 who now are detain ed In England were not treated dif ferently before Nov. 5, has been un answered by the British government. Therefore, the German government has ordered the detention of all Brit ish of similar ages residing in Ger many. "This measure Is not only for Eng bsh subjects, but soon will be ex ded to British colonials unless tfl-rmana living in British colonies are l\': unmolested. This measure also orders the detention of Inactive offi cers whet are more than 55 years of age. "All other Britishers who are left free after this measure has been en forced will be required tulireglste twice daily at the nearest police sta tion They will not be permitted <o leave that Immediate police super vision.” THE AUGUSTA HERALD 870 BROAD ST. Outing Gowns In a Great Sale Tomor row for 75c Worthsl.oo In all white and white grounds with dainty blue or pink stripes, made with collarless yoke that fits the neck closely, and hemstitched and finished at b o t tom of yoke and around cuffs with pink or blue braid to match stripe. The all white gown has white braid. The quality of outing used is soft firm quality, the gowns are cut long and full and alto gether this is one of the best offerings we have ever made. Each gown is worth SI.OO, in this sale for tomorrow only, 7 5c “Buy a Cotton Felt Mattress” With cotton seeking a ten cent pound market and the “Buy a Bale” Campaign in evidence, we have de cided to put on a special sale of All Cotton Mattresses at greatly reduced prices for tomorrow only. Every home in Augusa can find a place for one or more new, clean, comfortable mattresses. Come to this sale tomor row and get your mattresses and help the cause along. SIB.OO Cotton Felt Mattress, Imperial rolled edges, covered In art ticking, weighs 60 pounds, this sale .. .. SI 495 $16.00 Cotton Felt Mattress, Imperial rolled edges, covered In art ticking, weighs 60 pounds, this sale .. #l2 50 $12.60 Cotton Felt Mattress, Imperial rolled edges, covered In heavy stripe ticking, weighs 45 pounds, this sale #995 SIO.OO Cotton Kelt Mattresa, Imperial rolled edges, covered in heavy stripe ticking, weighs 46 lbs., this sale #BSO $8.60 Cotton Felt Mattress, Imperial rolled edgea, covered In good stripe ticking, weighs 46 lbs., this sale #7 49 $7.60 Cotton Felt Mattress, Imperial rolled edges, covered in good stripe ticking, weighs 46 lbs., this sale • #0 25 16.60 otton Felt Mattress, Imperial rolled edges, covered in good stripe ticking, weighs 46 lbs., this sale . #495 $4.60 Crib Mattresses, size Bxs feet, covered In good ticking, this sale ...; #3 50 $3.60 Crib Mattresses, slxe 2 ft. 6 Ins.x4 ft 6 Ins., covered In good ticking, this sale #275 Bath Cabinets White Enamel Bath Room or Medicine Cabinets for cor ner or side wall, with anirror In the door and shelf Inside. nicely finished, etk a ji g-' $4.00 value, for Cf) I • zJ :THE ONE PAPER IN MOST HOMES—THE ONLY PAPER IN MANY HOMES AUGUSTA, GEORGIA, SUNDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 8, 1914. ANDREWS BROS. CO. Hundreds of New, Late Style Coat Suits at $19.95 to $39.75-Worth $29.75 to S6O come and view the display if only to keep abreast of the changes in the fashions. New Dresses, New Coats, New Waists, are expected to arrive tomorrow. These also, while being the latest and choicest of the best markets offerings, will be marked at consid erable savings. Gift Furniture for Xmas , Wed dings and Anniversaries Nothing makes a finer or more useful gift than a piece of Furni ture selected from our floors, either at holiday time or through out. the year, for birthday anniversaries or special occasions; Fur niture lasts longer than other gifts, Is used mors and Is always appropriate and appreciated. FOR MOTHER A dainty Hewing Table, a hand some Buffet, a small Bedroom Rocker or Istoir-savlng Kitchen Cabinet; FOR FATHER A Mb Reclining Chair, a good Book Case a Spacious Desk or an over-stuffed Davenport, FOR DAUGHTER A Charming Dressing Table, a Bedroom Rocker, a Sweet Hmelltng Cedar Chest, a dainty Writing Desk. FOR SON’S DEN A Big Table, a Jaizy ('hair, a Leather Hofa, a Beet tonal Book! Case. Our buyer, while in New York last week, secured not only the very newest garments that we being offer ed, but very exceptional vaules as well. Manufacturers were eager to sell and hundreds of handsome coat suits were procured at prices which per mit of such unusual inducements for the coming week as are seldom if ever offered so early in the season. At $25.00 we feature smart broadcloth suits with the new short coats and stylish fur trimmings—all sizes, all colors and black. At $27.50 to $39.75 we offer such a wonderful variety of all the late styles in poplins, gabardines, broadcloths, serges, etc., as has not been equaled in this city during the present season. These are in short, medium and long coat styles—trim med in several different furs, rich plushes, elegant velvets, and hand some braids. We invite particular attention to the quality and workmanship of these suits as compared to usual gar ments at similar prices. All of them are designed by famous experts and manufactured by America’s most skilled tailors. Women are cordially invited to All Three Piece Suites of Library and Parlor Furniture Greatly Reduced for This Week SIIO.OO Three-piece Mahogany t.lbrary Halts, upholstered In ler fifi best leather UU SBO 00 Three-J'lece Mahogany Library Hulls, upholstered In HR bent I'anne Velour .. . yOOrUU Adjustable pin self-squaring Lace Curtain Stretchers, $2.50 value. *"■ #l9B 24x$8-lnch Linoleum Mats, with fig ured or plain centers, 50c values, t'>r 39'- Sunshine Furniture I'nlish, for pianos, furniture and brass beds, 25c value, for 19C $6.00 PER YEAR-FIVE CENTS PER COPY Our House furnishing Club Plan Enables you to buy tho nm« a« for oath, and pay monthly In amall paymenta. The amall taa for car rying ia antirely offaat by Purple Stamp* whioh we give on monthly paymenta. Shadaa, Stair Carpete, Mattings, ate., meaeured for and laid by experte and free of charge. $62 00 Three-Fdece Mahogany Library Suits, upholstered In i # r no beat leather Il'tOei/iJ *26 .00 Three-Piece Mohagony Library Suits, upholstered In 4 | A A r good leather I vxf Deed a r Mops .. .. 98' Ocular Polish, per bottle , 25' • Ocfdar Polish, extra large size, I tot tie 50 : Ocedar Polish, In quart Ocedar Polish, In gallon can* 825 Q ,wwv* HOME EDITION WE CIVE PURPLE TRAD ING STAMPS The New Neck wear Many of the latent thing* are Vestees with roll over collars and cuffs to match, of very simple designs. Also groups of little tucks form Jimt the relief required to the severity of plainness. Rich I.ace Vests, with hand some scalloped edges and wired collars. Homo are combined with organdie, some are of net. 35< ’ 59 ii §l c 8139, New White P. K. Col lars and Cuff Sets, 50c Of soft. laundered, fine quality, small stripe Pique. All newly arrived and can he seen tomorrow. Collar and Cuff Hots of dain ty organdie are very popular now. See our fine Hop. Spe cially priced, 250, 50'' to 81 39 Interesting Handker chief Specials We arc now ready with our complete Holiday line of hand* kerchiefs in newest and moat exclusive styles and values which cannot he duplicated. FOR CHILDREN. Fancy box of three colored bordered Handkerchiefs; hem stitched and In plain or print ed atyle; the box 15c FOR MEN. Plain hemstitched full slae Handkerchiefs, some of Onset linen quality at from 60c each i < ; a ".: ow . 15c Linen Handkerchiefs of supe rior quality with various stylo SI & 51.50 FOR WOMEN. Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs with narrow or wide hems; hand-drawn; each, | r^, 60°- 25 <: • nd Sheer Linen Handkerchiefs with beautiful now style In white and colored embroidery at from 50c each to I Embroidered Handkerchiefs, a wide range of newest patterns of dainty hand-embroidery In white and ? flora, on wide to very narrow hems; exclusive styles, not shown elsewhere; from 7*o each, 1 BJ/-. to os low as IUL Madeira Hand Embroidered Handkerchiefs with various -enllop edges; s>A each t)UC