The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1914-10-08
RUSSIANS VICTORY
IN GAL|C|A IS SURE
Won KLUCK'S ARMY, REINFORCE
Ed, MAKES A BRAVE
STAND.
GERMANS LOSE 10000 MEN
Army of General Reunerkampff Cuts
Between Two Opposing Forces and
Gains Decisive Victory.

Gains Decisive Victory.
London.-General Won Kluck, rein
forced with troops from the German
Central continues to make determin-
ed stand against the attempt of the
allies to outflank him.
The French, who officially reported
that all German attacks in this re-
gion have been repulsed and that the
allies had resumed the offensive, an
nounced that the battle to the north
of the Disc which commenced ser1-
ously about September 25 continues
with great violence with no decisive
result and that at certain points the
French troops have had to yield
ground.
The Germans, in their report, say
the battle is proceeding successfully
for them.
Both in London and in Paris there
is the greatest confidence, although
some surprise is displayed at the sue
cess of the Germans in preventing the
outhanking movement. They feel
however that the Germans cannot ex-
tend their line much farther north
without weakening at some point.
Along the rest of the line the
French communication says there has
been no change. Therefore the prog
ress in the region of scissors and in
Woevre either has satisfied them for
the moment or they have been check
ed by the Germans. Of the fighting
here, as on their right, the German
reports say it is proceeding favorably
for the German arms. Progress by
either side must be extremely slow,
for after every advance, no matter
how slight, the troops making it must
entrench themselves for protection
against the shells from the enemy's
guns, posted in strong positions, from
one end of the line to the other.
The defeat of the German army
which invaded Russia from East
Prussia appears from Russian &C
counts to have been even more de-
cisive than previously stated. Accord
ing to the Russian ambassador at
pletely with loss of 10000 men and
have been forced to abandon every
thing.
No news has been received from
the Silesian and Galician battleields
and probably the main armies have
not come together there. A big bat
tie cannot be delayed much longer
however as on the Silesian frontier
both armies are moving forward and
will meet in Russian Poland.
Before the Russian advance in Cali
cha the peasants are fleeing the coun-
try and it is reported that 10000 of
them have reached Bohemia.
The sanitary department of Vienna
reports that four cases of Asiatic
cholera have occurred among the
troops returning from Galicia but that
all have been isolated.
At Antwerp, the official report says,
the situation in the fortified positions
remains unchanged.
While the Servians and Monte
negrins are attacking the Notifications
of Sarajevo, Belgrade, which has been
under fire so often has not been bonn
barded for several days probably as
a result of reoccupation of Semlin by
the Servians.
Skirmishes which occurred on the
Anglo-German frontier in East Africa
was the result of German raids into
British territory for the purpose of
cutting the Uganda Railway. All
these raids. according to the British
official report, have been repulsed.
While the routine life in England is
not seriously upset by the war the
regulations in many respects are be-
coming more stringent. In order to
keep the army provided with warm
clothing the authorities have com
Wandered large quantities of woolens
IN Leicester, step which is likely to
be followed elsewhere.