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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-21
an Die geiiBer bon Sbit-
baunen in S6io.
Gtarte RHdpanberun
pom u inertia.

BON u rer q.
Nep gort, 20. Mdro. Die ME
brige 3nii9enosdsrate Der trans
atlantiIaeu 9ampfer 9eieQi4aften
bat ipenig ba5u beigetrugen, Die Sim
iDanOerung gu itimuliren; aber Die
9iidpanDerung bat ieit Der Serubs
iebung Der Ratsn ipeIentli6 5ugenpms
men, uno 5par trOB Deg SeranHaRens
oes 6riiblings. IS biirfte bies cine
5olge Der ungiinitigen inbuitrielIen
8erbdItniiIe 6ieraulanpe iein. BIS
gu 8eginn be5 neuen Sabres aber 1T
bies unoers geporoen. Su Ginpanz
oerung unb Riidpdnoerung itets aIs
Elm 3uperlGFiger 9rabmefIer fir Die
@eI4Gftslage in ben 8ereinigten
Staoten angeieben puroe, Diro in
Ginpanoerungstreiien bic 5une9menoe
Riidpanberuns ais 3ei4en Der ungiin>
itigen @eidGftslage geoelitet. 9sitern
purbsn bic Sdtffabrts Qgenturen-
bon Der 6dmburg 9(merita Ginie
beritdnptat, bab bic brittle &aiiite oes
Sampfers .SSmperator" bereits uolI.
itdnoig beIest 1T. Der SieHitug Ru6s
mittag abgsfabrene Sampfer .Wourez
taHio" muBte cine Menge Riidpanoe>
rer, bic fir bic brittle Slaiis paFuge
bslegt batteH, 3uriidIaiien, uno Die lles
bsr5GbIigen puroeu geiterH nit oem
0ampfer r5inIaHb" erpsoirt. gIu6 Der
am 9tenitaq 8ormtttd9 abgefabrene
Sampfsr n8rOBer aurfiirIt" mar nit
Riidpanoerern tart beIeBt. 0bsleia
Die 3piIdnoedsrute oes gIorooeutz
i6en Qlopb um So bObsr 1T, als Die Der
Sapag uro Der enaItideu 2tnieu. sir
bic tur3e periobs felt oem l. Sauuar
lit cine 3unabme Der Riidnanberung
Inn 5000 perionen eegen ben sIeiaen
3eitruum bes @oriaAres gu perssi4a
nen.
Gtnige Der aus nOrbIi6en Sdfen
fommsnben 9ampfer limb isbr itart
beiebt, bod 1T bic Ginpanberung i'm
9eelsi6 nit benz @oriabr Suriitges
eaneen. Sie aus itolienii6en 6Gfen
fommenben 9ampfer fino, obglei9 Die
3piItenbetsruten ni6t in Mitleibens
iduft se5ogen purbsn, burdidnittIi6
Gut bsIeBt, unb bic msiiten Der sintrsf=
fenben Staliener iinb 2eute, Die aus
ibren @iutsrquartiereu in Der Setmat6 |
5uriidfebren. Die Staliener finOen
bier bauptId9lih bei Grborbetten, bic
@tnlpdnberer aus unberen 2dnberu in
ben Snouitrien 9eIdGftieung. 01bsr
tommt es, bub Die RiidponoeruHg BON
bier mad Stalien Die normale o0be |
ni6t iibsriteiat, pGbreub bic Ridpdns
beruna bon Ri6titolisnern opn bier
fir bic Dorgeriitte Sabresssit unaes
ip0bnli9 1T. Wsnn bi. Qeuts bter2(rz
Belt in gusiidt bGttsn, 10 piirben lie
nidt in bic friibers Ssimotb suriid.
febren.
9 9sp aIttbaten pon Meris
fanern in Seras.
4uftin, Ser, 20. N2drg. Charles
Ballard, elm Seruner, 1T BON flint Mez
ritanern in Der NGbe bon GarriSu
springs gefangsn genummsn porben,
lpie pdbreno bes Cages bem @Oubera
neur Golquitb semeloet purbe. Die
Siirger BON Garriso Springs baben
I'M bic 3ufenouns Don &angers gebe.
ten.
Der 9orfulI purbe bon benz Sbez
tiff Gardner bon 0tmit Gountb gee
neloet. Garrisp Springs, bic GountD
oduptitabt, lieet 35 Wteilen Don Der
yren5e entfernt. Die DepeIcbe bon
benz Sheriff Iautet:
oGbdrles Ballard, Elm 9lmeritduer,
purbe seitern Morgen BON flint Mleri.
'anern sntfiibrt unb nit einem Strid
I'm ben 6als unb bic !6dnbe duf BEN
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-21
Cincinnati. san,itas ben 21. @ar, 1914.

| miniiter Brianb uno 8art6ou befans
ben iia unter ben 2eibtragenben.
8is 5ur 8eerbigung biieb es rubig,
| dls bic Wfenge aber bon bem S5riebboT
auriidtebrte, fam es au berfdiebenen
G6ldgereien. Sin roDoIiittf6er gns
t6uiioit, Der So9rufe auf GdiGdur
ausbra6te, ipurbe gepriiselt uno err
bielt in bem 9stiimmsI au3 cine
G6ubpunbe. Die poIi5ei bate ade
SGnoe bon gu tbun, bic Deri4ieoenen
&rdlpdQe gu unterbriiden.
@illas Rebellen Dor
5orreon.
Oermoz : Gbibuabud, Werito, 20.
WGra. - Die Hebeqsn Qlrmee riidtc
am Srsitug big an bic 8orftGtte DON
5orreon Dor uno bic i6perer Gez
itiBs fpurben in poiition ge6ru6t.
Oas 9omborbewent pirt Dabri6eina
lid am Sonntas Beginner. General
9iQa lit iiberaeugt, bub er bic Stabt
innerbal6 elmer Wo6e einne6men
piro.
9illus Qrmse lit ungefd6r 10000
Mann iturt, ipdbrenb Der Regierungsz
9eneral &efugio 8elasco 5000 Wtann
in Eorreon baben foQ. Die Re6elen
babsn bisr3ia Tdtpsre @eI4iiBe, cine
qroBe InSubl WaT9inengeidise uno
fir ieben Wiann 2000 Gjetpebrpatros
men; auBsrbsm 2sbsnsmittel fir einen
Ulonat. Od Il. bic @iIenbabn bis
nad CHIHUAHUA bsberrIden, 1T i6neu
au4 bic Daiier8ufu9r DON Gstalon
aus iiher.
9ausfudung BEL elmer,
ti6edtf4sn 3ettung
in prag.
Bien, 90. MGr3. Sn grug bat bic
poli5ei BEL elmer tIbs6iIdsn 3eitllng,
Die IdOH ieit einiger 3eit i'm 9erba6t
sefianben, in lonbesOerrdtberifhe um=
trisbe oeripidelt 5u Iein, Sausiu6aug
abgsbalten.
Die Sur6fu6ung lo6nte ii6. So
ipurben mebrere 8riefe bon Ruf1en
Dorgefunoen, ipelde prompt bsi4lagz
nabmt fuuroen.
Ssra bieBuns bss MilitGrs
maBes in Seiterreid.
8ien, 20. NGr3. g2a6 ben nsusn
Rstrutirunssseieben, bic fir bic Oiters
ret9iid unsurii9e Qrmee unO Wlaz
rine erlaiieu porben iino, 1T oas Wlin=
beitmub fir bic annabms aum Wlifi.
tdroienit auf 152 gsntimeter angeieBt
pprben. 2sute, bic als SanOperter
ooer gu irgsno einem geiper6Iiden Be
trisb in Der 9lrmse poer Warine ober
aud als geamte i'm WiIitdrfusien onz
genommeH tpsrben iollen, brau4en Ius
gar nur $50 Gsntimeter groB gu ieiH. |
Die Serabiesuns gsseu ben friibereH
9lnIpru6 belduft ii9 Guf eineu 3ol! |
ober spsisinbalb gsntimstsr fir aes
p0bnli6e SoIoaten ooer Wtatroien. |
gluf sinsn Utausel an Suugli4eH
brautt man aber oesbdIb ni6t gu
i6Iisben. Gs ipiro in Seiterrei6s llHs
5drH segsnipdrtis nod utdt gang sin |
6unoertitsl Der gsp5l,sruna gum Mi= |
berangs5ogen, Dd6renb Der
9etrag in ben anberen 2dnbern oes
SreibuHos uub .rit redt in 5rdntz
reid iiber anosrthalb bonn SuHbert err
tei6t. Sn Jrantreif bat man fi6 |
lubsroem IGnsit ba5u bsquemen mill
EN-, DON einsm WinosftmaB her 3Drz
oersr0Be iait gang ob5uiebsn, benn bort
psrbsn aud 2sute Don peniser als
l50 Gentimssern auitanosIos einses
tent.
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0Netterberifbt.

SIR Obio unb bos ip,ftli6e
penniplpdnien: Sd0nss Wsttsr, tpes
niger iaIt,s @etter ON Gamitas. glm
Gonntoa unbeitimmtes Detter. ipahrs
i6.inlid) mit 5rtiidemSd gsrs
GnberIihe Winbe.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-21
Der prp5bR sesen Spbn q. aoet'
tiers, Der Grmprbnng ber ssraa
Gmma Strait aasetlaet

Sat in Chicago begounen.
tt
3tpei 9ereleute nit einem 9lrbeitss
i6uppen in SbenanOoab, Ba.,
Don Der @rSe peridlungen.
81
gs oiirfte @oAen oailerr, Biz lie auT-
gefunoen perOen.
~ZS-
Die 9auupoaernte oe5 Sabres
1913.
Ser pernlibte &nabe @arrett WtcGars
rif ioQ in @lmire, q. ~,
geieben tporoen iein.
Gin gmerifaner BON Seranern eltt,
fiibrt, es gelang Inn a6er
81 entfonlmen.
an Die geiiBer bon Sbit-
bdunen in Sbio.
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SSbr Z e It a m e mt.

sWHt Grau 9rodnlener ioa es III
Gnoe eeben; iie bat bereits ibre lgtt.
stHtui1isen 4artlgausoen getroti&h
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-21

@urbsn am Sreitas DON einem parlas
msntstommittee ipeeen bsr Rodsttss
glffairs perb0rt,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-21

aSdbrenb bic Oraasifteu iid) fir
bas SIenherfe bnrbereiteu.
Sonboner 3eitungen brinseH glrtifel
nit Der biden lleberi&rift narieg
in LITTER"
Si. Siibrer auf beiben Seiten seben
fid aber ale Miibe bic Gsmiitber
ou berubigen.

glebr als 100 britifds Offi5iere, Die
nidt sesen bic llIiter<2eute fans
pfen ipollen, baben reIignirt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1914-03-21

Die friiberen fran30iiIfeH premiers
miniIter Wonis unb Gaillaur
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-20

iehr ungetp66nlif. gle 0ffnet i;4
iiber elmer 9eItidten Welte aus
Samtbrofat. Gdrdg geI4nittene
Gtreifen oes StoFfs5 begren3en 0ie
Sront Der 8lufe uno oe5 langen, abb
e~erunoeten S6obes. 2eBterer 1T III
Der SaiQenlinie un0 unter Der Bannz
einfoKung 9erafft. Die langen Rag
lon@4ermel baben einen ipiB3uIaus
fenben 4uf9!ag aus Dem WeItena
Itoff. Der Nod 1T leift gerafft ua0
nad born gu orapiert.
ginfdh i'm arrangement unb Gus
unauffdqigem Stoff 1T oo5 fir Elm
iunaes Mdoden beltimmte aleil oes
ndditen 8iloe5 (5ig. A geferti9t.
Der Stoff lit marineblaue; 9elour
De laine unb Oie 9luIe ihlieRt i'm
SurplitesS Still. Die 0froertanten
iino geidumt, ionit je0cdl ONE 9efaB.
Der @srmel lit an Der Shultsr e;nz
ge1ebt un0 bat einan tiefen. ipia3a>
laufenoen 4uHGla9, Der rs gum
G~lenbcAen rsidlt uno nit elmer &e!3e
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-20
Scr @oselmoro in SrHin.

Sspt eingeuSfiid)cr 9saRreselu nod itn'
mer i'm Sdwunae.
Sn Der italisniIten Gdpei3 mers
BEN INNER nod oie Singo09el gee
ldohen, iroBbem bieie uSaso" ou+d
eipsenOHiides 9eieb perboten 1T.
Der 8oseImcro itedt ben Sta!isnerr
i'm Dilute unb er last iid nift leiht
ousrptten. Der Stalieaet besreift
ooer niht, narum Elm SpaB ooer ei'
ne 2er6e eher geidont peroen folltt
ais Die 6orelle i'm Sad Ooer bos Reb
i'm Waloe. Die germoniide 2iebs
fir Die tleine 8ogeltpelt lit ibm I'M.
perfdnolif. Mon bat ,,ih in osr
beutiden Sdpei5 fdon piel barber
oufsere9t. buB bic Sefiner, Die hoh
aud 3ur Salpei3 aeborsn. Die limit
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-20

iIeiner GIfenteintn0pfe p%er5lert 1T.
Del Rod Eat SArd9ldluB auf DER
linten Seite ano lit leidt Orapiert.
Der female 0irtel uno oas pcns
oant iine aus i6merem 8rofatbano
in 9lau un0 Sdrnur3, nit t~leInen,
rcten 9upfen, geiertigt.
Gin rsi3snoes Gamttleio fir Elm
Mdo6en BON feds Bis oft Sabren
lit i'm ndfiten gitbe (6ig. 81 it's
3iert. Die geraoe berunterfallenpe
1unifa 1T aus ountelrotem Sammet
gefertiqt, uno bat einen tiefen Shuls
teroniaB, an Den iid Der DauIdi9e
Iermel aus rot unO lpeib geitreiftem
Semmet onI6tieBt. Holltra9en uno
4ermeloufIdla9e, forpie Ser idmoIe
9iirtel, beitehen aus lngemuiterter
peiBer Sei6e. 3u benz GIeio6en
paifeno 1T Elm Samtbut in entiprez
6enoer 6arbe, %garniert NIT peibun
@ros9rainegan0 uno neibem J.ii9el.
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II

Seliln Imrler Hoh leoes Jdnr lo>
900 big 1900 @ogsIidlingen req.
Die in oen @ebui9en perItedt iino.
Die Gdliner tpeiien Dor alien 0ar'
ouf bin, oaB IS tsinen Sinn habe,
bic 80gel aIf Dem idpei8eriifeR
Sloabhana Der 4Ipen gu iAonen.
tpdbreno Die StaIiener ie an Der
Oren3e nidt BLOB nit 6Iints rno
GdIinge. icnbern in Maien in Der
0ogeIheroen. ben pHocoli" %negfan8en.
Die pRocpli" iino i'm Sei1iE oar9
Die GiogenoFen1haft ldnaIt perbpten
poroen; man fieht nod 0n unb bort
i'm untercn SeiIin bic Ruinen bieier
Ilrms, bon nelden aus mar friher
ramentlil Die 3ugp0qel in gan}en
Sdaren 5uiammengefangen bat. Die
SeiIiner iagen, ooB felt Dem 8erPot
Der .Rocoli" ouf ihpsi3eriidem 0e'
bet Die 5u9p09el iid mad ihrem
Sluge iiber Die Ilpen gar nidt mebr
ouf idmei3eriI6em 9ebiete nieoerIaIs
fen. %ionoetn Den lomboroiiden 0iis
geln 3ufliegen. no Ie ourd 81. 2odz
pogel in bic italieniiden .Hocpli" 0ss
lodt perben. Die sin3iee 5oige bes
sip9en0Hii6en @o9eIiduBes lei olio
Die, oaB sic 3ugt0gel Den Stalienern
in Die pFanne gejagt peroen. 9enn
man ibt iie, bic tlsinen @0gel, mo
aud in Den Ieinen 9eItaurants BON
Mailano finoet man bic nuecelIett:
con polenta" auf Der Speiietarte.
SIN fdpei5eriT6en 5s7in qibt
IS immerbin ffon 2eute, Die ben
8ogelnoro befdmpfen uno Sic ben
9ehinern begreifli4 MAIDEN mol!sn,
baB ie iid nit ibrer @oselia9o Dor
ben iibriqen Gioaenohen blomieren.
Gs lit boS in Der lebten SeI1ion oss
iefiniihen @roben 3ates burd ei-
men Der berborrogenbften liberalen
Jii6rer i'm Se1in, Stdnoerat 8abu5s
81, geI6epen. Der lei Der Ginfiibrun1
zines neuen te1inifden Sugossiebes
Der llnIitte bes 0ogelmoroes auf ben
Qeib ridden pollte. Mber ser Gr*
foIg lit ausgebIieben. Gs berriAen
i'm Sefin eben eigenartige Sogopers
bdltnthe. Der Stanton beiibt fan
tcin %iasobares Wilo uno troBbem III
er bas idgerrei6ite 2anb Der Welt.
Gs iinb otefes Sabr i'm Seiin 1912
Sa9opotente gelOit noroen - 3242
Sd9er auf cine 9epolterung bon 1867
900 Seclen! Dos Sagopatent to!tet
10 5ranfen uno Die So9o3eit hauert
312 Monate. Cine trdftige Grhos
hung Ser patenttarc niiroe ptelleidt
bic 3abl Der .Sdeer" perminbern -
ober 9eldoffen piirosn pubrIdsin4
Gh oie 8oseI bod.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-20

Die ertea ruftfden Militdr*
orate (Ss;oidere) bstamen i6ren Nas
turaluntc-bolt uno Elm S~abresgsbals
bon - G Hubeln.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1914-02-20

ubsr3ogen unb Bat einsn idma!sn.
ouIgeroQten Ran0. IN Der poroern
Gpite Der Grone erhebt ii4 elm
pompomartiesr Jeosrbiidel. Ter
gauge SIT bat zine Isi6te Nei9ung
mad redts.
Gin praftiges 9admitta9stlsio
aus pFlaumenfar5igem Gammet lit
Der Gegeaitano Orr niditsn Sti33e
Gig. 9. Der Cont. Der Sate 1T
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
MIKADO GAVE PLEDGE.
Undertook to Rrturn Leased Terri
tory to China.

japan stands pledged to return event
Iunlly the German concession OF Kiao-
chow TO China after she has taken 1t from
its present lesscos. In the ultimatum adj
dressed to tho German Emperor by the
Mikado Japan called upon Germany TO
deliver on date not later than Scpt"m-
her Is 10 the imperial Japanese authori-
Ties without condition or compensation
the entire loneed territory Of klao-chow
with view 10 the eventual restoration
OF tho same TO China"
Tho British official press bureau later
'supported the contention. upon which
doub, was thrown In the United States,
that Japan would restore the territory to
China by making the following statement:
The Governments OF Japan and Great
Britain have been communicating with
each other and are Of tho opinion that
IT t. necessary that each should take
action to protect the general interests Of
the other in the Far East concentrated by
tho Aug-u-Japanese agreement keeping
espccially in view the Independence and
Integrity OF China as provided by the
agreement"
1t has been reported In THE Sun that
a great popular demand has arisen In
Japan for the retention Of Kiao-chow IN
view Of the price In blood and money
which Japan has had 10 pay for its cap
ture, but experts in Japanese affairs point
out that tho Cabinet has never been in
nuencrd by tho lingo press In Japan,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07


PARIS Nov. 6.-At Ypres. Arras and
along the User veteran German troops
assembled in great numbers to take the
MACE of the soldiers who have failed to
break the allies lines, were hurled back
to-day In attack after attack upon the
French and British forces. Neither
superior numbers nor stubborn bravery
awaited. According to the official COM
munIaues issued to-day the allied front
has been maintained and even advanced
at certain places.
Far IN the east the Germans pursued
the same tactics. In the Argonne and
near Nancy. Baccarat and Blamont the
French troops were subjected to severe
assaults. As In the west the lines held
and the German corps made no progress
In the centre and on the hinge or the
line the same story is told. Near Berry
au-Rac. Sapigneul, taken by the Ger
mans several days ago. has been recap
tured and the same success has been
met with at Soupr near Nailly. on the
right bank OF the Atsne
The communique Tonight relers
guardedly TO the fact that in the north
our offensive continues This Is be
lieyed TO refer not only to the hghtlns
about Ypres, Arras, Lille and La bassee'
but also to the operations on the Belgian
coast. Unofficial reports have men
| toned for several days an ADVANCE
! toward Ostend and have predicted that
/ tho CITY would be retaken within snort
time. In military circles here II Is DC
lieved that the official statement bears
upon that point but does not wish 10
make n decided communication until
there is something definite to announce.
The Belgian army now occupies
strong position on both banks OF the
lower User and has mounted heavy
guns to prevent the Germans from
using the rough boats which they are
said to have constructed TO facnltate
crossing not alone OF the river but oil
the flooded area on the left side Inc
struggle at that point continues win
the severity that has characterized II
for several days and has made 1t one OF
the most sanguinary conilicts OF 'he
war.
Just where the German drive Tor the
coast cities Is concentrated II Is hard to
say. according TO officers VINO arrive
from the front. At one time the pres
sure seems 10 he at Ypres, at another
at Arras, stil again at La Bassee anc
on to tho hinge of the line. To-day two
towns bear the brunt OF the onslaught
Ypres and Arras, The French military
authorities are observing with interes
the changes made in tho German per
sonnet in the north where tried frs
line troops from tho centre are now op
Grating.
The recepture OF Soupir ILLUSTRATED
the changing nature Of the engagement
along the Asne. This village has beef
n bone OF contention for some time. |
commands important districts. but nov
the allies are entrcnching themSelve
there and are preparing TO hold 1t. II
the Atgonne the artillery attack Ia
been discontinued for the time beinl
and to-day the troops met with tn
bayonet. Tho French report that thei
efforts were successful.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
Great German War Machine
Is Brought to a StandsM
kaisers Forces Are Halted in Poland Just as Tremendous
Drive at Paris Failed at the Beginning
of the War.


For the Germans this month OF Oc-
tober. then. has been ominous. Bern
ha-di himself has asserted that Germany
need not recoil before tho superior mum
bers OF her foes. but $50 far as human
nature" could tell In advance she could
not hope to win a victory In war II she
failed TO crush one enemy before the
others were fully prepared. And IN Oc-
tober Germany failed to crush Russia as
In August and september she failed to
snnihilate France Both remain unde-
feated and British masses are at last
taking their place in the battle line.
1t would be idle to attempt to argue
that German failure in October insured
ultimate German defeat. The time for
such forecasts Is no' yet come. Rut
II is true that the failure Of October has
gravely increased German difficulties,
multiplied the odds against the Kaisers
armies. made ultimate victory far harder
to attain. reduced his resources in men
and equipment in two unsuccessful under
takinRs -Fro'r THE EVENING Sun OF
yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-11-07
Allies Repulse Onslaught
of Kaiser's Finest Troops
Franco British Forces in North Hold All Positions Despite
Assault by First Line Soldiers Sent to
Reinforce Reserves.

continued to make violent attacks
without any result. We have cap
tured some trenches on the heights
Of the Meuse and east OF Nerdun.
The afternoon communique gave offl
cial confirmation to reports that tn
Germans had replaced their troops II
the north with first line troops brough
from other points on the line, either t,
launch new offensive or to check tn
terrible slaughter which has been deal
to them for several days. German at
lacks at other points were reported "A
repulsed and II was announced tina
French guns had destroyed German
wagon train near Roye. The com
munique follows:
There was no marked change IN
the situation throughout yesterday
along the whole front. The action
was NJ the same character as that
OF the preceding day between Dix
nude and the Lys. without advance
or retreat Of Importance at any
point.
Heavy Cannonading has taken
place 10 the north Of Arras and
against that town without any re-
suit for the enemy.
The German effort in Belgium
and in the north OF France is con-
tinued. The Germans seem to he
about to introduce notifications
into the composition of their forces
operating in that region, and are
reinforcing with regular troops
their reserves OF recent formation,
who have been sorely tried, so as
to attempt a new offensive or at
least TO lessen the bloody checks
which have been inflicted on them
Between the Somme and the Disc
and between the Disc and the
Meuse there have been local con-
ficts. We have consolidated our
advance toward Andechy, west OF
Roye. A German wagon convoy
was destroyed at long range by our
artillery IN the region OF Nampcel.
TO the northeast OF the forest OF
Laigle. Near Berry-au- Bac we have
recaptured SapIgneul which had
been taken by the Germans.
A fierce struggle is going on in
the Argonne, where by bayonet
charges our troops have driven back
the Germans.
In the Woevre fresh German at
tacks have been repulsed. To the
north and northeast OF the Grande
Couronne OF Nancy, In the region Of
the forest OF Parroy and between
Baccarat and Blamont our outposts
were attacked by mixed detach-
ments whose movements have
everywhere been frustrated.
Russia-A great Russian victory
in Galicia is officially announced.
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NANCY READY FOR FOE.

LONDON, Nov THE correspondent ~
the SfanddTd with the allies rish' wing
SAYS that the fortincat!ons Of N7iry.
after two months work streugtb", uc
Them are believed to he capable OF hold Z
back an army OF 100000 men successfully
and suggests that II may well be eat &c
next move may turn out to be a F',.eu
attack on Metz before Christmas instead
of a second German attack Oh Nau,,
Ever since the aifair OF Mlrltt-c.
which was followed by a rapid advance
upon Nancy that was checked At Auan'e
and ChampenouN, he says, the Germans
have been pushed slowly back dgN''rs
every yard OF the way and returning oHh
the pertinacity of flies to now and t-s.'.
less attacks Tho country Is particularly
diflicuit aud although the Germans nave
been cleared out of most Of the Villages
they occupied on the more level ground
they continue TO Turk IN the wasslvr 'ur-
est, that ,luthc the western slorcs - 20
Nosees"
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Desperate Fighting.

AS may have been gathered. the 'ight-
ing Of the past i've days has been OF the
most desperate nature. II has been EN-
ineut'y a soldiers battle. and without ex-
asg,r1tlur or any undue solf-cuu-ratu-
lation 1t can be said that our men have
behaved splendidly In tae face Of heavy
odds and against the repeated onslaughts
OF great masses which were continually
replaced bv fresh men and backed up by
the almost continuous fire OF immense
guns They have. by their logged re
sistance. well upheld the reputation OF
our army.
Heavy ms have been our losses, we
have taken far heavier toll from the
enemy and we have prevented them gam
ing the object upon which ALL their ener-
giles have been concentrated And not
only have our troops maintained their
traditions but our French allies have been
fghting with all the dash for which they
are famous. Judging from all accounts.
they have made at Dixmude and along She
User name for themselves which will
never die. The Relg!an army likewise
has resisted tho furious ons.aughts Of the
enemy with the u.Wos; gtllautIN.
The German troops also have won our
respect for the way in which they have
advanced Whether II he due to patriot
ism or to tho fear induced by iron dis
cipline, the fact remains that they steadily
pressed forward TO what in many cases
must oby ously have been certain death.
THAT they are sometimes forced 10 go
on IS shown nv tho following answer to
an interrogation put to a wounded Ger
man prisoner!
ION mob Azation tho weakly and those
backward IN training 20 the number OF
about 60 per cent. Of the company wore
withdrawn from tho active regiment To
form the nucleus OF a reserve regiment
witch was completed by men from
Baden and WurttemhcrE. belonging 70
tho second section OF the Landwehr We
received new gray uniforms After ten
weeks Of hard training we travelled for
three days and two nights, from Thu
-lngla up 20 Aix-l a-Chapellc. where we
remained in reserve We we're told that
our nearest enemies were the English.