Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-06

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London, oct. (9.b1 p. mD Gem
cral Won <luek. reinforced with
troops from the German center yon-
tinues to make determined stand
against the attempt of the allies 20
outflnnk him.
The French. who Yesterday official
ly reported that all German attacks
in this reRion had been repulscd and
that the allies had resumed the Of
fenslve. announced today that the
battle to the north of the Oise. which
commenced seriously about Septem-
her 90. continues with great violence
with no decisive result and that nt
certain points the French troops had
to Yield ground.
The Germans. in their report ISSUED
tonight, -ay the battle Is procoedine
successfully for them.
Miles Are Confident.
Both in London and Paris there is
the greatest confidence, although
some surprise is displayed at the sue
cess Of the Germans in preventing
the outflanking movement There Ia
Il feeling. however. that the Gefmnns
lraunot extend their line much fur
ther- ----lih without Weakening Il al
some point
Along the rest of the line the
French communication says there has
been no change. Therefore, the prog
rcss in the regions of scissors and
/ Woevrc. reported Saturday night
Ielther has satisfied them for the mo-
ment or they have been checked by
the Germans.
or the nehting here. as on their
right. the German reports says II is
proceeding fnvofahly for the German
arms
Progress X SLOW.
Progress hv either side must be
extremely slow, for after every adj
vance. no matter how slight the sol-
diefs making It must entrench them
selves for protection against the
shells from the enemys guns posted
I'm strong positions from one end OF
the line to the other.
The defeat Of the German army
which invaded Russia and east Pfus-
sia appears from Russian accounts 20
have been even more decisive than
previously stated,
According 10 the Russian ambas-
sador at Rome. The Germans were
completely routed with Il loss OF fp,-
600 men and have been forced TO
abandon everything.
Important Victory.
The Russians are NOW moving for-
ward with the object OF again In
lading east Prussia. This victory, Il
it is as complete az reported is of
the greatest Importance to the RUS
slams as it win prevent the Ger
mans from undertaking sea opera.
fions which would hive compelled
Russia 10 turn at least "A part OF It's
attention in this direction.
General Bennenknmpf, apparently
drove a wedge between the two Ger
man forces which We're advancing
upon Dnskeniki and OssoWetz and
brought about the battle Of Augus-
towo which resulted IN a Russian
victory. If the Germans have not nj
ready retired from the left bank Of
the Nlemon river Al DfuskenikL their
defeat at Augustowo must compel
them to- The moral effect of another
invasion Of east Prussia will also De
important
Great Battle Soon.
30 news has been received touhN
from the Silesian and Gallcian battle
Helds and pronaply the main armies
have not come togcther there a big
baftle cannot he delayed much long
er. however aA ON the Sllesian IRON
tier both armies are moving forward
and Will meet in Russian Poland
Before ihe Russian advance In Hal-
leila the peasants are fleeing the
country aud il is reported that W.
600 of them have reached Bohemia
The sanitary department or Niehna
reports that four eases of AslhtN
cholera have occurred among the
troops returning from Galicia, but
that an have been Isolated.
Unchanged NJ Antwerp.
At Antwerp the official report says
the situation in the fortified positions
remains unchanged
Fighting continues also in the Near
East and the Anglo French fleet has
succeeded in destroying Iustiea, an
outer defense Of the Austrian sen
port Of CaltafO.
While the Scrvlans and Monteneg-
rims are attacking he outer fortifl-
cations. SaraJevo which has been
20 often under fire, has not been
bombarded for several days probably
So 4 result Of the reoccupation Of
semlin by the Servians.
War In Fast Africa.
Skifmishes have occurred on the
Anglo-German frontier in East
Africa an result OF German raids
into British territory for the purpose
of cutting the Uganada railway All
these raids. according 70 the British
official report, have been rcplsed
While the routine life in England Is
not seriously upset by the war, the
regulations In many respects are be-