Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1914-10-17
London Claims Continued Pres.
sure by Allies on Right
Begins to Tell.
READY FOR RETREAT
kaiser's Troops Moving Toward Tur-
mai and Mons-Capture of Two
Towns Reported by French
Russians Win.
--latest DISbakcHeS.

London.-The nineteenth day of the
battle of the Aisne finds the allied
armies pushing with all the strength
they can bring to bear in their great
effort to outflank the German right
wing and force back from its line of
communications through Belgium.
There is evidence that this move
ment is beginning to tell and that I'M
less something unforeseen happens this
part of the German army must fall
back to another defensive line.
The French official report, issued in
the afternoon; says the action con-
tinues to develop to the northward,
so that the French left must now be
pushing toward Cambria, as it was
in the neighborhood of Albert.
Battle In Center LuIIs.
In the center, from Rheims to the
Mouse, the armies appear still to be
waiting for the outcome of the fight
ing on the wings, as there has been
lull in the battle there.
Between the Argonne and the
Meuse and again in Woevre there has
been more severe fighting The
French claim to have made slight
progress and to have advanced at
several points, especially to the east
of Saint Mihiel-
No Change at Front.
Paris-The latest official communi-
cation says: THE general situation
is satisfactory There has been no
change of any account at the front,
except to the south of the Woevre,
where we have occupied Seicheprey
for &c ClnnoS
Rupt de Mad
Germans Ready to Retreat.
London-A Rotterdom dispatch to
the Daily News says: dispatches
from the south indicate that prepare
lions for the retreat of the German
right have already begun. German
troops have been observed coming
from the North of France toward
Journal and Mons prepared to cover
the main army in case of retreat.
Russians RepuIse Germans.
London.-The fighting along the
East Prussian frontier, in which the
Russians have been successful in ex-
tending their front ninety-nine miles,
has resulted in the repulse of all the
Germans attempts to force a passage
of the River Niemen. This statement
is contained in a dispatch from the
Petrograd correspondent of the Reu-
ter Telegram Company.
Austrians Out of GaIicia.
London-The Russian armies con-
tinue to sweep through Galicia and,
according to a report from Rome.
that province of the Austrian empire
is clear of Austrian troops. What is
T. lot
Austria have either gone into the
fortresses of Przemysl and Cracow,
or have retreated to the south and
west.
Servians Make a Gain.
Paris. A Havas dispatch from
Nish. dated September %, says that
the Servians, September %, on the
Drina-Shabatz front, drove the enemy
back with enormous losses to the
Austrians-
Rush Italian War Supplies.
Rome. - Factories manufacturing
big guns are working night and day
to finish the supply of modern can
non which has been ordered for the
Italian army The firms hope to be
able to hasten the work to such an
extent that the entire army will be
provided with these cannon in few
weeks. An order has been issued to
hasten the preparation of the supply
of provisions and ammunition for the
troops
ReIgians Into Malines-
London-"Malines has been re
occupied by the Belgians, says the
Antwerp correspondent of the Reuter-
Telegram Company
Austrian Troops Leave France
London-A message from Niue
stricht. according to a Central News
dispatch from Amsterdam, says thai
5000 Austrian troops have arrived al
| Aix-la-Chappelle from France on the
way to the Austro-Russian front