The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-01
SEPTEMBER rs.

hattle Of the allies ana
"n r,nans continues along the en-
tne 49,. IN France, there mas ueen
ss,stiyely no change IN sn ssght,nc
:, the armies. The haio .a,t
snnsr entlv is proceeding on .n a.
-. and western ends OF inc ii"es'
ma on the west endeavorihs :" en-
80 the Germans and on tne east
Germans trying to break through
'ne Ute lines in the vicinity OF YER
tno IT, the center a lull In the war
Gun - renorted. A news agency dis
'se renorts severe fighting south OF
N.mern and says that force OF z,ooo
an. has been routed with heavy
800 nv Belgians at some unnamed
49, The Russians advance guard Is
"a % be before the Austrian fortress
!. raracow. In the far east a British
sorce of 10000 men has landed at Lao
shen China, and is expected shortly to
.,4.ck the outer defences OF Using Tau
!" conjucticn with the Japenese. 1t Is
a.ncrted that the Montenegrins have
..rtured Montsk, which controls the
~, railroad in southern Herzegovina.
Franco British blockading fleet "a
IA 20 have isolated the Austrian sea :
,ort Of Cattaro and to be bombarding
~ town. assisted by big guns from
vsunt Lovchen. The German cruiser.
r.nden. which recently sank q number
!. British merchantmen off the coast Of
INDIA has thrown shells into Madras.
gIieht damage IL said to have resulted.
4 German official report says the war
Ian has been heavily over-subscribed.
The German ieutenant-general. Won
Busse has been killed in action.
SEPTEMBER 26.
Two engagements which may have
decisive results on the great battle
which Is being waged in northern
France are being fought. The allies
have struct the German right wing t.
the northwest Of Noyon. and the in
yading forces. on their part. have
hurled themselves against the French
line between Verdun and TouL The
beginning of these attacks was an
nounced In the French Official state
ment issued this afternoon, but little
was disclosed as to how the fights are
progressing. The advance troops OF
the French came in contact with sup
erior forces Of the enemy on the right
wing this morning andw ere compelled
to give little ground. Being reinforc
ed, however, the French troops vigor-
ously resumed the offensive. This &C
ton Is described as a very violent and
general one. On the French right tbs
enemy has begun to give way before TIL
attacks of the allies coming from the
~
10 the French official report. TIL.
'eport admits that the Germans hav,
succeeded in gaining a footing on the
Meuse heights and have pushed forward
n the direction of st. Mihiele Con tn,
light bank of the Mouse, 20 miles south
'ast Of Verdun), but have not been abb,
o cross the river. In the southern
egion Of Woevre the enemy is retir
ng toward Rupt de Mad, in the depart
nent Of Meurthe- et-Moseale. The actor
continues in that locality. Some con
irmation was given tonight Of yester
lays report that the Germans hav
suffered a reverse on the East Prus
ian frontier. Several trainloads o
have arrived at Pskov, &C
'ording to a Petrograd dispatch, havinl
'HBdScU III severe 1lSntlnS on the DOrue
" Suwalkie, where, they say. the Ger
mans sustained heavy losses. TIL
correspondent Of the Reut
r Telegram company has sent a dis
'atch to London saying that according
o telegram from Maestricht, grea
masses of German troops are bein
to France on the railwa
Inc running between Munich, Gladbac
and Aix-La-C hapelle. A dispatch re
ceived in London from Ostend say
that 10000 Germans have encamped 1
the environs Of Waterloo since Satur
day. The invading troops have in
stalled siege guns at Grimbergen an
Meysse. 1t was officially announced /
London that nearly 60 officers and lao
men were lost in the sinking of tn
British cruisers Hogue, Aboukir an
Cressy by German submarines in tn
North sea. The admiralty tonight pub
lished the reports of the senior SUI
viving officers Of the Inflated shiI
and laid down the rule that militar