Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-19
BOTH SIDES REPORT NO CHANGES
In RELATIVE POSITION OF ARMIES
EACH OF THE COMMANDERS IS FEELING FOR WEAK SPOT THE
DEFENSE OF HIS ENEMY AND WAITING FOR 0PPORTUNE
TINE TO STRIKE THE DECISIVE BLOW
By Associated Press.

LONDON September 8FOr five days the French and English forces
have been trying TO dodge the Germans from their strong line Of dnses
which they constructed along battle front extending from the Ose to
the Meuse rivers There have been attacks and counter attacks but
cordng all statements there has been no change the situation
The Allies claim they have made progress with their LETT wing
and say that the Germans have duo themselves into enenchmen
The German reports almost Identical They that decision
has been reached but that the Allies for resistance weakening
appears that The commanding generals have YET found the weak
places IN The armies Of their opponents and each withholding deter
mined blow until the proper certain whether General
cye viii make direct assault but he possibly arranging TOR at
aB 60 break through the lines north Of Vdm and drive the Germans
hack 10 The their line Of communications along the Rhine through
Iuxemburg and compel them to relay the line running through Belgium
which menaced by the Allied forces and the Belgian
The Germans repOre5 prepared offer tremendous resistance to
such move Nothing left chance but troop standing
ready lake The armies back such deemed necessary
Military observers believe The plan Of the Germans to remain
he defensive The west while sending their main army against the Rus-
SLAMS on the east
Reports from Perograd today say that the Russian pursuit the Aus
n forces continues and that the Russians have gained important
encag menls over The Austrian guard
Russian army vii be left there while nine hundred thousand more
are marching into Central Poland Two million following
them while army two million expected October AhOgeth-
en- Russian will soon have 100000 moving.
For the first time history today members the House of Commons
sang God Save the King after the signing the Home Rule bill by King
George the NatOnals joining in.
Peogad dispatch says that The offensive movement the Germans
in Eastern Prussia has been stopped
PRIDE OF GERMAN ARMY KILLED
LONDON September l8The Paris correspondent the Exchange
Telegraph says "A received Paris agree that the famous
Pusan Guard Corps the elite the Empire and special pride the En-
por have been practically wiped ont the battles which have been waged
along the Meuse Marne and Asne rivers
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Ond says The Germans
are enrncng themselves strongly the River Sambe from Maubgue
Namur'
The official Press Bureau announcement tonight says According
report received this afternoon there is no particular change the sua
ion There has been activity the part OF The Allied cavalry but
without definite results up to the present time
correspondent the Central News Copenhagen sends the follow
inc message which had been received there from Berlin The situation Of
The German troops which engaged the great battle the western
front good especially the where the German forces have
ceved heavy renforcements The end the battle expected sOon