Cheyenne record., 1914-09-03


The WAR DAY BY DAY
Aug; si.oAn antwerp dispatch re-
$4,000 Germans near Peronnes in the
department of Somme. London advices
say that the resistless advance of the
to take personal charge of his troops
against the Muscovites. Thousands of
aoop ses dssRs Ss asy sBBans
was dropped, but it fell outside the
city walls. An aeroplane gun opened
every part Of France. troops ar; are Being %
rushed to Paris, to man defenses
feEed hopeless defeat at Zamoso. so
Polsnd s0uapsSs 5aps occupy &C Py0 Taliekao ass aad
Tekung- Tao Islands. Berlin publishes
twelfth list Of German losses. giving
LOO dead. 1895 wounded and 1.7s1
Aug; so:mEield Marshal Sir John
from Aug 23 to rs between 5000 and
Sor same tHs we're out iosses Of ali N propor %
ton to British losses. owing to Ger
man attack being made in dense form
wounded Germans being counted in one
street. Germans win battle at st.
Quentin sixty miles from Paris. An
advance for a week has been one of
incredible rapidly, the Germans never
Dispatches from Austrian headquar-
ters say million men are engaged in
battle on Austro- Russian frontier ex-
to Dniester river. Russian war office
says 5000 taken prisoners in operations
Podorz Five bombs Of aviator peril
Paris. Japs land near Kiao-Chow.
Aug. 2s.-Paris dispatch says mill
tary governor has ordered ali resi-
dents Of zone within action of tho
desroS wn fH and
London reports that French and Brit
ish are gathering every gun, and man
Paris Eleven German ships in all
were sunk In Fridays engagement off
AAeigSiand AcdnsSin and naa many ya;tGe men drowned
sides comes the news that Konigsberg,
the Srent German seaport on the Bal
the apmS Vennas ns OF
states that Emperor Francis Joseph
has been quite well since war began.
have blown up railway bridges be-
tween Holland and Munchen Giadbeck.
attitude of Turkey.
Aug. 2s.-Germans plunge through
center of allies. Four German ships
sunk and fifth is wrecked by British
beas its way to to aE as say
Britons driven from border and forced
to abandon position from Lille to Maui
ships flee as shells rain. is statement
from Tsins-Tau Canada brigade sails
Tor oo var; Be Because Of the non-payment
600 hnI
threatened to seize all the famous
paintings in Brussels. Advices from
CHINA report the sinking of German
torpedo boat destroyer and many Ger
man merchantmen; German reservists
SIe.dpsn Sre pouring into TsingiTau to aid in
Aug. 27.--French and British armies
on battle line $50 miles across still op-
posing advance of German forces. Kai-
ser Wilhelm der Crosse sunk off west
coast of Africa. Germans occupy cit
'Ihousands reported slain as Germans
pour big shells into Longwy before
city surrenders. Stated that British
vent Germans from getting foothold on
English Channel. Russian victory fol-
lows Russian victory in the reports of
and the fields over which the battles
RACED are said to be Uttered with Ger
900 Germans routed near seeburs sRSirs fol- fol-
, lowing desperate Russian charge. Ant
Werp reports belBlanS driven BACK by
Germans In second battles of Malines
Secretary Bryan urges Americans to
leave Europe. French troops repulse
Germans along the Meuse. At Tsing-
Tau Vice Admiral Sadakichi Kato from
his flagship the battleship Suko sent a
wireless message to Governor Meyer
,Waldeck declaring a blockade of the
leased territory Of Kiao-Chow.. Later
the Japs warships appeared out
side the harbor and sheIled small
island off the coast. The German gov
ernor notified Willis r. Peck Ameri-
can consul at ao-Chow. that he had
twenty-four hours to leave. II he so
desired. Mr.. Peck. however. elected to
remain.
Aug. 26.-French form new War
Cabinet. with Rene Viviani as Presi-
dent OF the Council and Millerand War
Secretary. A London dispatch to the
Daily Mail says after ten days of hand
to-hand fighting Russia is In possess
sion Of East Prussia. Japan fails in
sortie on fort at TsingTau and set
ties down to siege. German possession
of Togoland In West Africa surrenders
Internationally to the British. A Wen
ma dispatch says Austria gained decis-
I've victory. over Russian division in
Russian Poland.