New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-29
BELGIANS FORCE FOE
BACK ON BRUSSELS
Recapture Manes and Reach Vivorde, Ten Miles
from Capital-Nllitary Situation in Mid
Belgium Suddenly Reversed.
by Cable to The Tribune.l

London Aug 2S-Th Daily Chronicles correspondent Ostend
following dispatch to-day The situation in Belgium is changing
gradually army forcing the Germans back on Brussels
The Begar definitely recpurcd Mne and service there
This they reached Nvoroe within ten
miles Brussels well the terminus OF Brussels
trans The lighting commenced outside the and the
Germans are ntrcnchne defence The north oil
Brussels One German army corps withdrawn the south
through Belgian advance great battle Is impending
every day Bgans regnns lost ground The change u
beginning will be most gratifying the allies Beens in particular
will of the the first IN the south ana
the regarded as distinct fields OF action
MERGED Brussels. wedge nteH
driven through the but is wedge that a,
much substance it, This c the generals % inc "''
turn 70 advantage may any the developments oonte
and will only describe the state OF affairs III 0!
dsy h week this lar a. Aos'
81 was at first under impression that dense masses OF German
troops country Client Buges and their outlying villages
was mistaken though found people all 't'IS '"1 '' - 4t
r because they by OF Jan who helped them
selves possessions To the Chans midBsun mas L
regular picnicknS grounds Many OF them nave pee" 'ls
b had themselves they caught by accident than by
design They opposition and allowed to approach "'
of Oscnd Now the Bel2lan' realize 'n@ h'e
vlyneu than dangerous They had not been
supported by infantry artillery which were required IN the SCUM
country At always have been tree OF them Inc De
army Antwerp and more than Sooo Belgian
troops are reported Nvode If could report what every one
nature the impending ceraons which contemplate
TIE recapturc OF Brussels, would be plain
Reuter- dispatch from says that OF the German war levy OF
s4OUoOOO city Brussels thus far only SAVO has been paa
The Germans declare remainder made good they VIII
seize pictures and works OF art in the museums
The dispatch declares the Germans continued to lombard Man
to-day DESTROYING or damaging the monuments but have no'
entered the TT,
The German military government according TO the Exchange e
~ Antwerp correspondents designated hostages at Brussels
~, Solya who has described the Belgian Carnegie upon
HOW II has imposed S6OoOOO and Baron Lambert Roischid
who has been taxed 100000 81,
CORRESPONDENT Morning Post sends from lernuseI lo
I'D M following message ne received from informant Antwerp;
can record that the army all classes is confident wen
orinod well horscd ready emergency Nhen inc u"
COMES can move forward numbers least equal to those at the ont
break OF the war - .,t,o
AN official statement issued here the Namur held force mas re-
tired safely to its allotted position within the French lines
The
"a Young man through from Brussels tens me mat
during the last TWO days only about 800 Germans either IN
Rssels itself or to Hal The extraordinary
~ proclamation issued by the bugomaster that no LIQUOR
xcp, beer MAY be All places OF amusement are closed The
Germans are ntrcnchd royal They have about twenty three
cannon there but there guards IN the city itself
The village OF Eppughem. where the fight took place Wednesday
afternoon. has bcc burned down.
Sightseeing begun bus advertised to leave every
S,t,rday Tor Licec'