Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-01

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London. Sept go OO.0l p M
The nineteenth day of tho uuule Of
the Nisne finds the allied armies push
ing with hli lht strength they eau
bring To hear n their great effort tu
outllans the German right wing und
force III back from It's lines of CONF
munlcatlon through belgium, There rs
evidence this is hfgnning 10 tell ana
that unless something unforeseen hap
pens this portion of the Germany
army must fall back 90 another de-
fensive lin.
The French official report issued
this afternoon says the action con
unues 20 develop to the notthWAfds
$50 that the French left must now he
pushing toward Cambria ss Yesterday
it was Ia the ncighhufhood of Albert
French C.salrN iar North.
Even farther north ihan this the
French cavalry are operating and last
week a German force which was sent
to Orehics. sixteen miles southeast OF
Lille "a punish Frnne-Tircrus for an
alleged attae1 on German hospital
nt that place met with superior forces
and had 10 fall back.
The Germans, too, admit that thrY
have been unable to arrest the French
advance against their right and also
that lhe alics have advanced on their
right front Indeed, there seems 20
be some agreement Ia the official re-
ports of the belligefents on tho events
In this part vt the battlefield
licpuIsed With Heavy losses.
The Gefmnn reports refer 20 an ad-
Nanea Of the allies while tho French
communication says that j vigorous
attack made by the Germans ON ira
cy-Le- Mont, northeast of Aigne, WINS
repulsed with heavy losses. or
course, these reports may refer % dlI-
ferent incidents hut they nevertheless
agree that tho advantage IS with the
allies.
In the center, from Rheims 10 the
Meuse, the armies appear still ia DC
waiting for the outcome of the fiEht-
ing on thp wings as there has been a
lull IN the battla there
Betwecn the Argonnc aud the Mruse
and again n Loeere. there haa been
more severe flghtng The frouch
claim to have made slight progress
and to have advanced at several points
especially to the east uf st Mihiel
little French News.
Although the French staff is very
Sparne with ifs Information Il Is eNi-
dent that the forces which advanced
from 1oul to oppose the Germans who
crossed the Mi@sc near S. Mihiel
have sucecedLt in getting behind tie
small continSht Of invaders who had
carried out an attemut 10 bend tne
French line a. this point other Of
fensiVe movements ht The French bee
tween Nerdun and Toul were repulsed,
however, according to the German re-
port.
In Lorraine ana In tho Nosges there
has been no change In the situation.
Here. too, the armies seem to he
awaiting the result OF the greatef con-
test going on further west where,
British experts believe, the allies have
at last firmly set the claws OF their
left In the German right wing under
General Won Kluek
Russian Sueceeses Continue,
The Russian armies continue 70
sweep through GnileiH ant according
to n report from Rome tonight shat
proyin.e Of the Austrian empire Is
clear of Austrian troops What II
meant Is thut tie field armies of Aus
tria haye either gone into fho fortress
es Of prezmysl ~ CrueON or fetreated
tu The south and west
The Russians have come across the
country Ia great parallel lines and.
masking Preznysl. have swept ihe
country clear as far as a line drawn
from DouklO ln Tire south to the neigh-
bofhOod of Rzeszow la the north,
while other forces have pushed their
way through the passes of The Garpa-
thiaus into hungary They have only
to go q llttls further 60 get possession
of the railway that runs from sandee
through the mountains to Lublau ami
thence through the heart uf the coun-
try 10 Buaapest.
StlI Fighting Germans.
III they accomplish his they Viii
be able to ioin hands With the army
which is approaching tracow. Ace
cording to Petrograd correspondents
they intend to trcat Cracow as they
did prezmysl and continue their
march into Silesia Ia thc meantime
they have for Il week been fighting
the Germans an along the river Me
mon, between KoVuo and Grodo, and
thus Ear nave held them Ia check
While reinforcemenls have been reaeh-
ing them
The battle rs described AS being a
furious one. hut no details have been
allowed to leak out The German ob-
.ect m sending q strong force In this
direction II to attempt 10 cut the rail-
way line from Warsaw, through vii
na and Gfoduo u Petrnsrad
l.egin Attncl, on Antwerp.
/fne Germans are even husier than
the Russians for besides the battles
III France and Russia. they have be-