Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-22
WAR BULLETINS

LONDON, Oct. 22.-u2:O Ia NJ
The official press bureau issued the
FOLLOWING statement nj midnight:
"1hroughout yesterday the enemy
made vigorous attack against The
alli,s' front but was b atcn back, sui
fcring considerable LOSSES. The Bet
| gian army, ia particular, distinguished
/ itself by iis spirited and brave dc
fcnSo of itS position
LONDON. oct. 2I.-tS 90 u. MI
/ \ dispatch from (cttinjc forwarded
by the Rome correspondent of the
Exchange Telegraph company. says
/ that thC min" foris nbou, the bay of
taitarO, in Da,maiia, are being CON
/ stantIy hii by shells from the new
/ French guns. which have been placed
on Mount IoVccn and are gradually
being destroyed. The Anglo-Ircnch
fleet continues successful hOm-
bardmcnt of the outer Qualifications.
/ BORDEAIr, Oct 2i-(6:3O -. m
! \ great battle now il raging between
! lille and OstCnd, according to dis
/ patches received here late today. The
dispatches say the situation of the
allies il considered cmincnth salts
factory thus far
LONDON, oct 2I.-U0:i0 y. M
1t IL reported that Osicpd Is be
ing bombardcd by the British fleet, a"
dispatch from Berlin. received here
tonight by the Narconi Wireless Tel
cgraph company says. o.. ...
PARIS. oct. 21.-GI:0O y. M
I Tho nfTipinI statement issued hN ths
French war office tonight reported a
violent battle on the left wing with
the allies forces holding lhCh
ground everywhere. "On our left
wing from the North SRA aS far a"
la Bas,Cr on the several fronts from
\lcuwpOr to DiNmudc from Nprcs 10
Mcnln and from MarnCtOn 10 la BaS-
see. Il violent battle has been fought
during tie whole day. according to
the last advice, the allied force, were
holding their ground everywhere.
, There Is nothing 10 report regarding
the center or the right wing. HnNNia-
The Germany army which had ad
yunccd on Warsaw was forced ycstcr-
day 10 beat II prccipitatc retreat. the
enemy abandoning the position which
il had cstablislcr for defense. Tho
Russians are in pursuit and have cap
turcd Il number of prisoners
LONDON. oct 2I-I:20 y. M. -
The Star has published dispatch
explaining the desperate resistance of
the Germans in the vicinity of Royc
and Arras. The infantry has sue
cccded i'm taking possession, this dis
patch declares, OF the huge cACaya-
tons of the Grand canal Du Nord,
now in course Of construction II Is
sixty miles long ard so deep that the
Germans are able to move through II
large bodies of troops sheltered from
fire. When II IL remembered that
this canal pasSrS iassigny. Royc,
Nelsr and RoiseI. II Is easy 10 under
stand the violent fighting in these
districts.
PITROGR tD. oct. 2i.-1he Rus
sian official statement issued tonight
SAYS: THE German troops. which had
occupied the roads leading To War
saw, i'm the region Dorth OF the river
Pilitza. have been repulscd and are
now In full retreat. leaving their
wounded on the battlefield. The Ger
mans have abandoned the positions
they had fortified In advance. The
Russian troops 8rr encrgettcaiIy al
yanciny along the whole front. The
enemy - sun wv bN'hN
of the Ni>tula. south OF the Pilitza,
and az far as Sandomir. The Rus
slams. who had been gallantly hold
Ing for eight days the region OF ko-
zenitz under most unfayorable CON
ditions aud heavy artillery fire,
achieved considerable success on De-
tobcr 20 and their position on the
left hank l. now secured. Tho at
tcmpts of the AuStriaDs To cross the
river san below piICmy~I have been
checked and the Russians are assum-
ing the offensive there. In the re-
gion south OF Prlemysl are found the
remains of all the Austrian corps de-
fcated In prior fights In Galicla.
Here the Russian troops are cncr-
getioally checking the advance OF nu-
mcrous bodies Of the enemy. There
IL no essential change in east Prussia.
We arc AT present in touch with the
enemy on u front covering 100 yersts
(about 267 miles, from the lower
Bloura 10 the slopes Of the Car
patliian mountains
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