The Mobridge news. [volume] (Mobridge, Walworth Co., S.D.) 190?-1917, 1914-12-11
INTO HANDS OF TEUTONS
AFTER a BLOODY
CONFLICT.
CZAR'S TROOPS CLAIM THE
LINE IS READY FOR BATTLE
Allies, on the Offensive in Flanders
and Northern France, Take Pos
session Of Left Bank of the
Y.er-Servians Declare
Austrians Checked

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The Russians. ON the other hand,
vigorously attacked ON both wings.
were unable to send fresh men to stiff
fen their center to meet the German
wedge ana were compelled to fan
back
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more fighting before the campafen in
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Allies Take Offensive
In the meantime. taking ADVANTAGE
of the prcocuuuation of the Germans
in the east. the allied French. Belgian
and British forces have begun an of
fensiye movement i'm the west. They
are virtually I'm possession of the left
bank of the User canal and in north
ern France particularly in the neigh.
borhood OF La Bassee. where the Ger
mans hoIa very strong position, the
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German Menace. Ends
I'm the opinion Of many tha advanca
sltaht as if is i'm the northwest boe
ended. for the urasent nj least tho
believed that so long ae tba Germans
are compcIled TO keen mn fine STRENGTH
Of their army in the east they Win ha
unable to assume the offensive in the
west.
There is n rcrOrt however. that the
Germans have kent the pick of their
army i'm the Asne valley. whence at
an opportuue moment. they can hurl
il against the French line and make
another effort to get through to Paris
aus 'N'0 0''90"eu
NihS Ie'er oI oefVla' VINO mas been
III Ior many mohlhs' mas assumed
command Oh tle SefFlan army and,
according 10 q NIsh report, mas check
ed the advance OF the Austrlans, in
fietlhg heaNy losses upon them. The
austrian reply 10 TINS IS that the oc-
cupdlIoh Oh belSrdOe hecesSltaies the
reSrouplhg oi our troops.
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