The Glenwood post., 1914-11-07
RUSS TRAP GERMANS.

Strategy Of Grand Duke Nicholas
in Vicinity Of Warsaw.
How Ne Led the Foe Into Attack ~
Warsaw, and Then FIaWtsd and
Defeated Them.
Pstyograa--Here is the full story
Of how the first stage in the titanic
struggle bstween the Teuton and the
Slav saAed In . heavy reverse for
Germany.
The scs.s of the conflict IL from
the noFHA 80 west Of Warsaw before
the nrsteaAss fortress Of No~o-
Georsiessk. ss1aAvest past WarsAv..
along the osAEss Of the vistula rivsr
and its tniAnAasy. Tie San river, to,
PrzemyalI. aAA asaia sosthward to the
Daisstsr' riv91 cd the CarpathiaA,
nountsins. ~ - esvv Aiss It is ws1i
over 80 mtlas. Snits ~ In reality.
The 0sauA Daks Nicholas nance
voso1 hA0s tWsUD inAo IL positions
ehossa ovsr naay ssssss of miles a
FoaAs thatt ssH sasAgAs soAse The ~.
taAn sainss
Warsav' vO ~ s0passstiy isak
sSaatsly dsfsalsA - - popslA,
sSsa w. iH pAsl1. v41s h1lnssahas
0ssaaa syosR allsn1lae h ths ~
- eapital esa1sysA sssy its0 y
~ 0SeDADl hnaAQmstos0 StaR k
vas universally bslssved Rsssia
1iGht not AsfAnA Wa0av.
- Ahost Afty; nflhD ssuGA e warsaw,
~ Tar fro0 ISAuDUo4 ut o. The
Isft or west hank q IL Vistula, .
snAl torce intranehsA near KossaitsA
with strict ordseA - AslA ost 10 tie
last man.
TAs Geruauic sesssss occupied Q
hAe eq1al ton the Rnsshls'. but Diff
ferently composed
The entire forces wers under . Ger
man commander. and the Austrian
troops were chiefly remnants Of the
beaten army from the Gahcian battle
f1elds, pulled into some Military shape,
with much, sh,Hning af regiments
among the different csrps and 4 gen.
SA04 BnOt SA8c
The German csnter approached right
1p to the VistalA river over q con-
siderable distance. in tha region oppo-
site Ivangofods whazs Il attempted
vainly for thru days and nights to
drive the Russian faRes 81 sf its in
tHeaeAed posittoa, On ths M hank Of
the Vistulat man Rasant2a
WAe-
1.fnsa somea thirtS Nina sway. bat
the RnssianA w~A annMty Gtfvsn hack
Aahetng GssnsaE's a1ak sap4 Who
~ - eyueslng aA1nnaAe tho would
naho 4 HanoanE e WmaAv T. tAe
@Dosve..
A. WazAR IN 0unans thsagAt
4 . neFsr valhns9 - AseiAed to
6sak tha 1assiaH saaAR. es1etag in
~ rsan - sithr sssa IL Ru.saaas
o. drive tAam hAak q IL Bag rivef:
hns Of DkaoaA = nnA - H. east
q tie VleanlA 'f.t'a'
lvanaaDA. WDe hnnAAeAsA, hat tha
1fidgaa Want apaReA TAe 0ernanA
hsFs a1aN fen fau a snAAAsnea.
p Tha hattie 1sins alns sst, Tie grand
duke aaaaAa1 IL a1eiaeivs. In pus.
o1aanA - ~ sRoaagio paan h>
poured A1o Wseov fPsa u sast he
thnss nslauaaa esRps afssr eosps. They
aAaoeA tAasaSA ~ eley anA pluasen
fn10 ~ AgAk. AoW witAh few mthle
q IL eunasth - IL vsst. el 1f
Tae hks ~ 0ea1Aa osnsr.3a ssnA
Ss4 ~ 1Asz1setsA ~ asain IN,
Usael H AAstsnsA Ill he cora -.
sihas - IL AeEtAvard aioas ~ hDs
q ~ vlstuA ffoa tAs esatee - tAs
~
n Rsssaans Dfonptly eaasssa ths
vhenA and deDloysd IN IL raessa
wAfeh had been 70 gallaatiH hsaA for
tAAs purpose In the nsighAosAooA Of
Kseenitse. They thus vsre On the
right aank Of the forces which had
marchsA north to save the German
Lett
Al the same time the Russian cav
elry. got around to the left flank Of
the German left and closed in from
the left rear
The Russians have crossed the Wis
! tnlxo aldng the whole German front
anAs-sGs' s.ergssically pressing the
possaks si.r.ll--. ..o
-. ApstytaAs are putting up q
fass0ssate aght all along the front and
ffa-sDiae of their mistoetunes have
ksnsDn EtAt arn1scR q tAs Russians
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