Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1914-10-01
BATTLE TURN|NG
IN ALLIES FAVOR
Decisive Result in Struggle at
River Aisne Predicted Soon
to 7ranspire

to lrQnSplre
(By Associated Press)
For the first time in the war of nine nations
the drifts the reports from the headquarters of the
three holding the center of the stage in France 1t must
that the coroboraton by side of the claims
ofthe other is largely negative Confirmation of the News
Agency story that the German right wing broken still lack
and there is much kepcsm concerning the report although
considered that the breaking German right wing would
only natural result of the great turning movemen the
present status (which pictured the French official
of yesterday The fact however, that the German
army headquarters admit that their great efforts to throw back
the of the allies have ndecsve regarded
significant.
ALLIES TURN GERMAN LEFT WING.
PARIS Sept 30Accordng to the official bulletin issued mere
this afternoon the turning movement Of the allies north of the
River Somme is developing rapidly The German attack
Tracy and LeMon has been repulsed with heavy losses
FRENCH CAPTURE PRINCE.
LONDON, Sept s0-The Times correspondent at Nancy
France eegraphng Sept &C. gives
ed report that the French have reaken ST. Mhiel fortified
the Meus 20 miles southeast of Verdun also
they captured the of Bavaria at Nomeny IA
Nancy The report says that the Germans
saung Nomeny with the object of setting the prince Free
THE BERLIN STATEMENT.
BERLIN Sept 30A report given out by the headquar
general fighting right wing in France,
nothing The quiet The French advances
in the vicinity of Verdu and Tou have been renewed
GERMANS BoMBARD BELGIAN FORTS
ANTWERP Sept 30The Belgian general staff has issued
this statement:
The vigorous German bombardment of Forts Woehem Wavre
St. continued throughout the night unabated
This morning asaants had not succeeded sencing the
of the Belgian FORTS"
BELGIANS AND GERMANS MEET NEAR BRUSSELS
LONDON, Sept 3O-A dispatch to the Central News from
Amsterdam that refugees who have arrived from Ghent
report that Belgian marching Brussels and
in contact with the Germans
FIGHTING NEAR ANTWERP.
LONDON, Sept 3O-A dispatch to Reuters News Agency
Amsterdam that the Telegram received this
from Antwerp:
rom various points the garrison sores repusng
Germans with heavy losses The bombardmen of Forts Woehe
St. Katherine by the Germans continues single attack has
been delivered by the Germans Forts Lze and Breedoc
AUsTR1ANs LOST TO MoNTENEGR1Ns.
LONDON, Sept 30-A dispatch from Cettnje to Reuters
Agency that the Montenegn Monday occupied all Of the
enes Gorasda 20 miles southwest of
Sarsjevo and pursued the Austrians who took fight
DECIDE ON ROUMAN1A's ATTITUDE.
LONDON Sept 3-The Rome correspondent to the Exchange
Telegraph reports that received at Rome from
says King his cabinet
special session tomorrow to decide the attitude of
toward the
JAPs FORCE NEAR Ts1NG-TAU
TOXIC, Sept 3O-1t officially announced that portion
the japanese fleet has landed force which has occupied Lac
Che arbor the neghborood of Tsngau They took four
field from the Germans and held the place with small
force.
CONGRESS TO TAKE RECESS
WASHINGTON, Sept 30-President Wilson today approved
Of the legislative for Congress- which includes the post
of the consideration of the ship purchase bill until No
veber 15 following the fall elections The plan outlined by
the officials today includes by the House within the next
ten until November 5 The Senate is to finish its consdera
on of the Clayton trust bill and the bill and then
also to
THE WORLDS SERIES CANES. sssSs
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 30The National Baseball Corlmis
today decided that the first games