Arizona republican., 1914-09-02
On Galician Side It Is Re
ported the Right Wing Of
Austrian Army Has Been
Most Decisively Turned
with Heavy Losses.
VISTULA RESULT
IS UNCERTAIN
Arrival of Reinforcements,
However. enables the Rus
slams to Take Offensive
and Repulse Enemy and
Capture Artillery.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DrsPATcH]

PARIS, via London. Sept. IA
Rome dispatch says that the Rus
sian victory over the Austrians on
the Galician side was most brilliant.
The right wing of the Austrian army
las been decisively turned and cut
10 pieces, leaving 10000 prisoners.
On the Vistula front, when the
Russians encountered the Austrian
left wing, the result was somewhat
uncertain, but the arrival of import
ant reinforcements enabled the Rus
SLAMS to take a vigorous offensive
and repulse the enemy. They cap
tured large number of pieces of
artillery.
A German monoplane dropped two
more bombs in the streets of Paris
about $50 o'clock tonight.
An American committee organized
by the American ambassador, includ
ing the most conspicuous members
of the American colony, asked the
minister of war for proof that bombs
had been dropped in Paris from 4
German machine. The minister of
war presented proof. which decided
the ambassador to cable his govern
ment a report on war methods which
are not only contrary to humanity
but also in violation of the conven-
ton of The Hague signed by Ger
many itself squadron of armored
aeToplanes has been organized to
give chase to the German aeroplanes
which have been flying over Paris.
The following official statement
was issued by the war office tonight:
'On our left wing. as a result OF
the turning movement of the German
army, and the order not to accept
battle under unfavorable conditions.
our troops retired toward the south
and southwest. In the region of Beth
el our forces arrested the enemy
momentarily. In the center and on
our right the situation is unchanged"
Retired French army officers on
whom no military obligations rest
are volunteering in large numbers to
dill young men of the 1914 cate
CORY. who have just been called To
the colors. They do this for the rea
son that the young officers are need
| ed for active service.
Colonels and officers Of even high
er rank are acting as drill sergeants.
| The young men are very keen to
qualify to go to the front. and they
are obedient and attentive to their
instructors.
| The publication in France OF stories
of German atrocities in Belgium has
! aroused the people to q remarkable
degree. An instance is reported from
| Lepuy, in the department of Haute
! Loire, where the indignation of the
| local residents against all Germans
was so strong that a young girl, ca
rying a dinner from a restaurant to
two Bavarian officers in prison at
| Lepuy was intercepted by an angry
crowd. which destroyed the food in
her hands. In spite of the fact that
this restaurant was ordered by the
local commandant to supply meals to
the two Bava~ian officers. it has
| been boycotted by the people of
LenuZ.
| Lieutenant Champagne of the avia-
i ton corps, while flying over the Ger
man lines at a height of 1900 yards.
was subjected to the enemys fire A
shell struck his machine and stopped
the motor The aeroplane oscillated
| violently in the wind. but the lieu
tenant succeeded in righting it, and
volplaned into the French lines. He
landed safely and gave important in
! formation concerning the German
position