Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-02
WAR BULLETINS.

NN~UINGTON. oct Tho iol.
loving dispatch from tH. Nrlgnu
miui. ter of iurcIru afiait $500. uud,
puhliD nt the i'rlgiuu irarHu here
tatc today:
- urt~ south ana southwest CO., Anl
NcTp have hOpn violently humhbrfyI
since thu 2iuh bY hrnNI.u ar.llrH
which persist. cnCrgctlcllh Atach
WkC- place against t"b- Nu,llHul.
NaNrr, ~. Catherine ANA lt.Ir, ON
the 'uuthN,-t attack ul Gc.n'au
troops against Nillcbro,yh irpul-rd. '
PARIS. Oct 1,-UI.O5 o. mo- Iho
following OtnriAl anuouu,rUicuj Wu9
issued tonight.
This evening thrrr i- nothing Of
particular importance to Il -,iibc ca
c"pt In the region of RuNc CON tho
French left wiuR), whrrr % violent
action has turned succy- iulh u ouI
favor, ard IN the Arguaur. Whcic "Vo
have madc progress az several nrV
points.
The general situation remains
satisfactory"
LONDON. Ort. I. 4 Paris dis
patCh Ia the naii, Tclc2raph -.N
~ FIGHT j. prOCCCdug uu one u,'1
OF the allies left resembling uat ut
PaardcbTg in the south African
war. Nearly four thousand Germans
are in the same ulight u- General
'roni" was. They are completely
surrounded b. French trouu- in some
quaIri's, where they are cat ore from
all hone OF rcioinng hch division.
and are being Shcllcd."
LONDON, oct i.-C:5o y. my
The war information burcau mndr il
known today that Indian troop, were.
landed in France last FRIDAY. Th.
point of landing was not revealed. but
II 's presumed the troop, di~cm-
haikcd al MarseilIc3.
LONDON, oct. I-(7:39 q. mD-
Illc Foreign office ISSUED statement
tonight saying Tia tho report pub
lishcd in London today asserting that
the situation between Turhc, and
Great Britain and her allie, Wne crit
zeal was not authorized ana die not
represent The views oi thr govern
mcnt.
LONDON, Oct. i.-UO.15 p. ny
captain the Hon. William Amherst
Cecil of the Grcnudicr guards. son
llaCkn"y has been Killed In action.
His name is the only one appearing IA
Tie list of casualties Issued tonight
under the heading of killed Other
wise ilic report record one officer
died OF wounds and other officers.
prey iouslN reported as missing, are
now known 10 be prisoner Of war
LONDON, oct i.-(1:iO %. m)-
\. Henry savage LandOr, the cN-
plorcr. Is missing from the place Ia
antwerp where he had been stopping
for the lasi two weeks, saws n dis
patch 10 the Pall Mall Gazette from
Antwerp. The correspondent ydd.
that II l. feared that Mr. Iandor ven
;ured beyond the outer line of forti-
lichtions ma fas been unable lo re
turn 10 the city.
fARiS, at. 2.-u2;lO IA. IN )--The
rome CORE SpOudcnt OF the uaXas
agency SAYS IA dispatch from pcIro.
grad 10 the GiOrnatc DItnlia states
that in the great battle imminent In
the region OF trucOW the Russian
strength viii be one milton men with
powerful artillery. under the com
hand OF Generals Roshky, Brussilofi
and Dimitricff
Ons h..e reinforced the Austrians 10
attempt Ia prevent the Russians from
invading Silcsia, adds the dispatch
The Austrian and German forces have
been placed under General ton Hin
deburg, who has been recalled from
east Prussia.
LONDON, Oct. 2.--(3:25 n. MY
An official statement issued at Ant
wcrp and sent by the correspondent
OF the Exchange Telegraph, says:
There has been n fierce artillery
duel all day Crhur-day). Some of
the German batteries which vcnlurcd
too close To the forts were demolished.
The enemy moved in the direction Of
WaNrc NJ. tatharlnes. but were
stopped by darkness"
LONDON. oct. 2.-(3:Jt IA. MI
\ Berlin dispatch To the Reuter- Tclc-
gram company, by way Of Amster-
dam, says:
"Officini headquarters tonight an
nouncc that the heights of Royc and
irc-ncy- Ir-Grand, northwest of NO.
yon. were taken September 30. South
oi ~. Mihiel. the announcement con-
tinues, French attacks from Toul were
reDulscd Thursday with severe losses
10 tfic v TtHtn. Inc dttu,k ON tut-
.serp continues successfully. The sit
uation In the eastern war theatre re
mains unchanged
ROME. Oct. I.-(\ia Paris. 9:J6
p. m. .)-AcCUrdmg To dispatches
reaching here, Bohemian and NOray-
ian railroads are COngested with Ger
man troops and war material ON their
way to the Russian frontier. Ger
many Is making IA supreme effort to
face the Russian ad,ances and all
civilian transport Ina, been forbidden.
Dispatches from Vienna say the
Austrian STAFF Is dependent ON that of
Germany. which has assumed su-
prcmc command la the campaign
against Russia
German Aci lplanc- Near Paris
PARIS. oct 3 Il 05 "A. mD-TWO
German aeropldnes were observed
Thursday flying towards Paris by way
of Compiegue. Immediately several