Audubon Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Iowa) 1894-1925, 1914-09-10

was removed from Paris to Bordeaux,
which lies 1853 miles south-southwest
Of Paris. The proclamation announc-
ing this action refers to it as tenn
porary arrangement.
Regarding the progress OF the battle
which the Germans are waging ON
French and Belgian soil, both French
and British governments virtually are
keeping silence. The movements of
the troops are meagerly reported, and
1t has been impossible, through these
reports, to form any adequate idea of
how the tide of battle is flowing
Direct advices from the Russian cap
ital give the official report of battle
lasting seven days between the Rus
slams and Austrians around Lemberg,
capital of Galicia, in which the Rus
SLAMS were successful, forcing the Aus
TRANS to retreat and seizing heavily
fortified positions. The Russians cap
tured $50 guns and the Austrlans are
said to have suffered enormous losses.
In this battle three full Austrian army
corps and parts of two others were en-
gagged.
French aviators have pursued Ger
man aeroplane over Paris. There was
an exchange of shots in the air, but
the German craft succeeded in get
ting away.
The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Chronicle says tl-at IL of the
women Red Cross nurses sent to the
front have been killed and that others
have been wounded.
The Petit Partisan announces at
Paris that IA German general staff Of
ficers have been captured by the allies
and taken to Mines. The war Office
has not confirmed this report.
Great Britain formally accepted the
proposition advanced by the United
States with respect to the wireless
stations at Sayville and Tuckerton.
BY this acceptance 1t is agreed that
code messages may be transmitted by
both stations provided the American
censors are given a copy of the code
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Another German aeroplane has beer
dropping bombs into Paris and the
American ambassador has organized
Q committee and has sent a protest
against this method of warfare TO the
government at Washington.
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| The French war Office announces
that, as result OF the turning move
ment of the German army and in or
der not to accept battle under un
favorable conditions, the French troops
on the left have retired.
German troops captured 10000 Rus
slams in the battle of Gilgenburg, Eas
Prussia, says report published b,
the general staff in Berlin. OF the
prisoners 800 were officers.
A story has been circulated in Der
lin that the Russians are preparing t
avenge Louvain by destroying the Ger
man empires capital Berlin residents
are alarmed and many fleeing.
Fearing that complete defeat O
its armies on the Austro- Russian from
tier will be followed by a general in
surrection, Austria is reported recall
ing it's troops from France and Servia
| Austrians reattacked Mount Low
chen and Budua Sunday with land ant
naval forces, but were repulsed in ;
battle i'm which the British-French fee
arrived OPPORTUNITY to save the Monte
negrins.
| The Belgian special commission, OF
its way to the United States to pro
test against alleged German atrocities
has been received by King George ant
has presented him with an address
setting forth some of the happening
in Belgium during the present cam
paign, and has warmly thanked Grea
Britain for its Intervention.
| The United States cruiser Tennessee,
is to be utilized for the transportation
of Americans from Havre to England
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The French minister OF war haI
decided to call out all reservists hith
erto unsummoned.
Japan has landed thousands o
troops at the Chinese port OF Lung
Kow, 100 miles north Using Tao. AM
the German legation at Picking hal
protested to the Chinese foreign OF
fee against this alleged infringement
Of China's neutrality.
| Russia admits serious defeat Il
east Prussia at the hands of the Ger
mans. In this battle two Russian
army corps were badly cut up AM
three generals and a number Of stat
officers were killed.
General Prince Won Bueiow of tn
German army died at Castle Henimo
from wounds suffered in the battle Q
Haelen. Prince Won Buelow, who !
major general in the German arm,
was born in 1S49. He is member @
the house of peers Of Prussia.
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On the eve OF the forty-fourth az