Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-24
RUSSIANS STILL PRESS AUSTRIANS
BRITISH AEROPLANE DROP BOMBS
GERMAN OFFICIAL REPORT SAYS RUSSIAN FORCES LOST HUNDRED
AND FIFTY THOUSAND KILLED AND NINETY THOUSAND
CAPTURED-RUSSIANS SINK GERMAN CRUISER
BY Associated Press.

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LONDON September 23Ike battle Aisne seems to be waiting the
Of the attempt of the Allies to Ouank the German right Mill
ary experts the public not ignore the German efforts force the
The place apparently surrounded and they the occupation
French barriers however The English and French public patient con-
fdent that the Allies will win
Gaca the Russians pushing steadily their goal of Prezmy
Of WiOk an important station on the Hungarian border.
On the German frontier the Russ close the German forces
but battle has occurred
The Serans record almost daily successes the latest being the cap
ture of Liubovia the Drna river
The the day has been the flight of British naval aerpnes
from Antwerp RudO five hundred miles, and dropping bombs on
the Zeppelin ashp sheds The Oci bureau indicates the flights are
warning the Germans against dropping bombs mOred
Belgium and France.
reported today from Holland that fifty thousand wounded Ger
mans have passed through ge from France Another batch Of fifteen
hundred German prisoners arrived in England today.
Austrian losses according to Russian papers heavier than those Of
The Germans They claim have 6 900 prisoners including SIS officers
news agency dispatch authority for the statement that the Germans
have enened and mined the approaches Brussels and elsewhere
prevent the Beans from falling the Germans should retreat from
France be forced.
Replying Gemany protest against the landing Japanese troops
Chinese soil China replied she unable defend her neutrality
BIG RUSSIAN LOSS REPORTED
German Official report says the Russians lost battle near Tam
enberg hundred and fifty thousand killed and 900 captured
correspondent to the arh News says he learns from the surviv
the three British sunk yesterday by German submarine
that Captain Johnson the cruiser CresSy down with his shp cheer
ed by his swimming around the doomed vessel As nearly be
learned 1873 of the total Of zoo lost possible that fish
ing trawlers may have made further reScues
According message from Paris the Central News Russian
cruiser has sunk German and two torpedo boats The Baltic Sea-
ALLIES CLAIM PROGRESS
PARIS September 2be Allies the beginning of the battle Of
Ane have pushed the Germans back eleven miles forcing them rough
country however which affords excellent opportunity for entrenchment
NoyOn suffering from the German gun fire. TOday advance the
Allies enaed fighting the ery playing large part The
bat lasted hours and eventually the Germans Yielded losing heavily
The Allies also suffered severely
Many ambulance trains have left the front for provincial Cities carry
ing German and French wounded Large numbers Of seriously wounded
British officers transported to American and other hospital ships
Paris
Among the killed today Gene raj Dpus commander Of the 9Th
infantry brigade
Eight American and British spOndens who had been arrested
released today.
FRENCH ANNOUNCE NO CHANGE
PARIS September 2Ihe French official communication tonight
there has been change the condition the battle front
the the last caon and comments on the battle
Of AiSne.