The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-11-27
Today;S War
Summary

The campaign tn France and
lclgiaH. commonly regarded ~
the main conflict of the European
war. seemed to-day Ia have en-
tered, ~ least temporarily upon
new phase. Tor the ilmc being
Germany has rCiinqui-iicd the of
rcnsi,c which she h,ld ~ rc-
lcntic-Sly during the other week.
or the war.
Officinl statements from Brrlin
and Paris showed that the nghi-
ing. wins d has been diminishing
stcadil, in severity tor thc last
iwo weeks, has now fiaticncd ont
Co mere series of DETACHED
skirniisllcs. involving only small
numbers 81 men ~ remained to
be seen whether this state of at
fairs Wa thc prelude Ia anothcr
German onslaught ~ London
has been predicting or WhetIU
ID mcant that CctmanN has
adopted ncw tatth'S. which would
thrust upon ti,c aliic, the burden
of the attack la an effort io drive
out the invaders.
The French statemcut said that
in the Argounc. where some uf
thu most spirited fighting has
bcrn in progress rcrcntlA there
wrrc onh small cngagcmcnts
yesterday. Ground wa- taken b,
the Germans and rctakcu ~ che
alIio~. hut the insignificant scale
81 these operations, measured bN
tlic magnitude ol the war as u
whole. was shown by the state
mcnt that tie lighting involved
np uurr dun on battalion and
the disputed ground extended
over no nor" than tWcnt, live
yards The German statement
Tcpnrt- some prugrc-- 90 tai. re-
gion. NJ a tCw other points.
fnrticr west la frame and Ia
Belgium. there were small brush
g.
The situation la Bn--iau Pu-
land the pr' -cnt object uf ~u' IA
great ,ou crn so al. II dismissed
~ th., Gctman statement Ia one
short sentence II merely said
that there were nu ds'' i-iNc en-
gagcment~ in titr cast yesterday
Tito situation ln I;u-sian I'o-
land. ai present thc -,cuc ~ the
most iniisriam ,unili,t ha~ be-
come one oi the most puSkiing
plinss. oi the WBf.
M ufh,ial Au~irian statement
says the situation ha- H--umcd
tlic character of u continuous
battle ~ western Gaiicia Il g.
said the isr,~iau- have hccn re-
pulsed h, the Auetrlan-. --latest
advice from Erilin state that thr
ntit unic ua~ not Nrt been dc
ciils',l. although partial German
NitturiC- are reported. Opposed Ia
this arc the unOiiit ial statcmcui~
from Pctrograd. Paris and t.ou-
iuu thai t.crmnHh ha- hc"n de-
fcatrd dcci-NciN AMI Iari
kitrlcucr- announoc cmcni in
parliament thH GcrmanN ha-
suffered lie greatest reversal 81
thu war. tor nearly a week
thee ,laim- have bccu made
With ti,c utmost confidence. 81,
the I;ue~iau war oTiiuc Wiihliol,l~
nnN woid of decisive develop
mcni~
There r. q corresponding cont
nict ,On,crning the ,ampaign in
Scr,ia TIE tu-trian war ufncc
s~-,lts that the ad,an into
~s.r,ia 1. being pu~hcd forward
su,rc~sfuliN and that the ~cfiis
were bsAslcn la tWu cngdscmcnt-
An ofnciai ~tatcmcnt ISSUED at
Nisb. however, contains no ret
crrntc tn ~urh uet.urrsfi''c-
nctci, .aNing that the haiii'
continue alung the main irsnt,
near koiubafa river
\ huiN war. which mgii >cri-
DUSTY ancft thu issue -h"uld u
bring Ca arm the niiiiipn- oi
Nu~icm, oi the eastern Dountri"-
ha- hr,n Iormali, proclaimed. a'
tie, idcd upon tea daN~ Hsu. tiH
pro, laulation. Signed hy thc sui
tan of Turkey. cali- on Mo-irm'
the worlh over o. iuin in the wai
against Great Britain, France ans
Ilu~-ia.
Irars of Irit tiun between tu'
rupcan power Hiid countries "I
south Nncftra over alleged Nio'
intiuns uf iieutTaiitS in southern
,Vatrr- has led ihc princil'a
~auth NmCfiran nations Go al
the esi-oi~faiien uf tih- rountf'
in negotiation. with thc nation'
ai war. iuCkins in the cNtiusinf
90 hciiigrr, nt wgrstip- from th'