The Sentinel=record., 1914-10-06
ALLIES ARE FORCED ID
 GIVE AWAY
REINFORCED GERMAN RIGHT RE PELs ATTACK AND FORCES ENG LISH AND FRENCH BACK INTO ENTREHcHED IPosITloN-AL- LIES CONTINUE TO PUSH NoRTHWARD, HOWEVER.

London, Oct 5.-7:17 D. m.-Gen, eral Von Kluck, with troops from the German center, continues to make a determined stand against the attempt Of the allies to outflank him.
 The French who yesterday official ly reported that all German attacks in this region had been repulsed and that the allies had resumed the offen- siye, announced today that the battle to the north of the Disc, which com. menced seriously about September 25 continues with great violence with no decisive result and that at certain points the French troops have had to yield ground
 The Germans in their report say the battle is proceeding successfully for them,
 Both in London and in Paris there is the greatest confidence, though some surprise is displayed at the sue. cess of the Germans in preventing the outflanking movement There is feeling, however, that the Germans cannot extend their line much further north without weakening it at some point
 Along the rest of tine line the French communication says there has been no change. Therefore the pro gression in the region of the Soissons and in Woivre reported Sunday night. either has satisfied them for the mo- ment or they have been checked by the Germans Of the fighting here as on their right the German report says it is proceeding favorably for the German arms.
 Progress by either side must be eX- tremely slow, for after every advance no matter how slight the troops mak. ing it must entrench themselves for protection against the shells from the enemy's guns. posted in such strong positions from one end of the line to the other.
 The defeat of the German army which invaded Russia from East Prussia appears from Russian ac- counts to have been even more deci- sive than previously stated. Accord ing to the Russian ambassador at Rome, the Germans were routed com pletely with a loss of 10000 men and have been forced to abandon every thing.
 The Russians now are moving for ward with the object of again invad- ing East Prussia. This victory, if 1t is as complete as reported, was of the greatest importance to the Russians, as it will prevent the Germans from undertaking from land and sea opera tions which would have compelled Russia to turn at least a part of its attention in this direction.
 General Rennanekempf apparently drove a wedge between the two Ger man forces which were advancing upon Druskeniki and Ossowetz, and brought about the battle of Angus towo, which resulted in a Russian victory. If the Germans have not re- tired from the left bank of the Me men river at Druskeniki, their defeat at Augustowo must compel them to do so
 Before the Russian advance in Ga, licia the peasants are fleeing the country and it is reported that 20,000 of them have reached Bohemia.
 The sanitary department of Vienna reports that cases of Asiatic cholera have occurred among the troops re- turning from Galicia
 At Antwerp the official report says the situation in the fortified positions remains unchanged.
 Fighting continues also in the near east and the Anglo-French fleet has succeeded in destroying Lustica. an outer defense of the Austrian seaport of Cattaro
 1 While the Servians and Monte negrins are attacking the fortifica- I tions of Sarajavo. Belgrade, which has been under fire so often, has noC been bombarded for several days, probably as a result of reoccupation