Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-15
ARE ENDEAVoRING TO CUT
OFF AND CAPTURE The
KAISER S MEN
RIGHT IS IN DANCER
British Seeking TO Surround the
German Right and may
Succeed,

Jhr rcocCupation of An'cEs by tho
I.tntl and the preparations Nv u"
G,llunns on the River AiNur 10 hhho
a stand against thc nliics ave ,il' ' 'ii'i
nunount cmcnts contained in the latest
statement issued by the French gov
cinmcnt. Apparently the Germans
also nrc preparing TO rcIst ON inc
Lcipht4 TO the north and northwest Oh
Rheims.
pctrograd reports that the Russian
troops are crossing the san river anu
thai the Russian army, IN rcpulslnS
Icsprratc attack by the AuStriahs'
captured many prisoners.
The British pres bureau denies the
rcnorts that Russian troops nave
landed in Belgium and declares aiso
that there is no truth whatever III 'hc
rumors that Russian soldiers have
landed in or passed through "rc"i
britain on their way 10 France ana
Belgium.
\ Copenhagen dispatch says adIlces
from Berlin admit that the chief Aus
tTian army has suffered an absolute
defeat at the hands of the Russians,
Among the German prisOners arriN-
ing in the ncighhOrhoOd of Paris are
A general and his entire starr.
rcI,in reports that $4,000 japanese
have been landed on the Shan 1ung
peninsula and that Japanese troops
are passing toward Ping Iu' about
forty miles north of kiao thow, the
German protectOratc IN CHINA
LONDON. Sept l4.-UO:40 p. M
-EXcept for the army which mas
been attacking Ncrdun, tho German
forces in France have fallen pack
all along tho Inc, according TO me
French oftlCia report Issued thls al
ternoon. From Nancy to the Nosses
thcy have withdrawn from French
territory. while on the extreme rlsht
General Won KluCk and General Won
Buelow continue to retreat TO the
northeast before the French ana
British
Further west the German detach-
mcnts that held Amiens have moved
northcastward to try to rcJoin inc
German army of the rlght AT 81
Quentin. 1t is possible that all the
Germans in northeast France nave
done likewise; otherwise thcy Nouid
lie i'm danger of being cut off in the
center.
Another defensive position, be-
hind Rheims, has been given up and
I'M the Argonne region a general re-
treat is taking place toward the tor-
est of BelnOue and TrlanCuurt.
The allies are pushing their adNan-
tage and doing their utmost TO turn
the retreat into a disaster by stern
pursuit on perhaps the broadost scale
yst known in war. On the right they
are in a good position to continue the
offensive, if the men and horses are
not too tired for further effort They
are based on a strong line running
from the Marne to the tortresses
through the hilly country south of
Argonne
While the allied left. composed
largely of fresh troops with heavy
force of cavalry under General Pau,
is wheeling around 50 as to drive
Generals Won l[iuck and Won Buelow
towards Ardeuncs and LuXemburg,
General ?au's army, by a few more
marches by Lafcrc and LaOn, might
cut communication between the re-
treating Germans and Belgium.
The British. who yesterday took
nearly all the crossings on the river
Aisne and captured many prisoners,
are north of that river and are push
ing the attack that would assist in
forcing the Germans 60 oNacuate
Rheims Tho center, somewhere be-
tween Chalons and Rheims is maxi
ing an elioIl 10 'SCap. ~ n ~, ~.
cily, Mhl'h WouIu pe ouc on N'o ",ua'
popular victories Ih'l couIu pe an
nouhceG To iiehchIHou. ...,
Should th'Se movements pS
crowned win success ",u l'uu any
lthelmS a-"in IAN I'll" 'u' i'l'us vi
the allies. the Germans would have
only one line OF communication with
Gcrmany-thruuEh RcthCl-aud even
that might bc cut
General Won kluck. hoWeN,f', ,s