The Sentinel=record. (Hot Springs, Ark.) 1900-current, 1914-10-01
END Of Big
BATTLE IS
IMMINENT
LONDON WAR OFFICE PREDICTS
THAT BREAKING OF GERMAN
RIGHT WILL RESULT IN A DE-
ClSlVE MOVEMENT-GERMANY
CANNOT STEM THE TIDE OF
ALLIED ATTACKS.

London, Sept. 3O-l0:01 p. m.-The
nineteenth day of the battle of the
Aisne finds the allied armies pushing
with all the strength they can bring
to bear in their great effort to out
flank the German right wing and
force 1t back from its line of COM
municapoas through Belgium.
There is evidence that this move
m91t is beginning to tell and that
un4ess something Unforeseen happens
THIS portion of the German army must
fall back to another defensive line.
4 The French official report today
says the action continues to develop
TO the northward; so that the French
left must be pushing toward Cambria
as yesterday it was in the neighbor-
hood OF Albert.
Even farther north than this the
French cavalry is operating, and last
week German force which was sent
to Orchies, 16 miles southeast of
Lille, to punish Franctireurs for an
alleged attack on a German hospital
at that place, met with superior
forces and had to fail back.
4hTae Germans, too, admit they have
beea unable to arrest the French ad-
vance against their right and also
that the allies have advanced on their
rieht front. Indeed, there seems 10
be some agreement in the official re-
ports Of the belligerents Oh the events
of this part of the battlefield.
The German reports refer to an ad-
vance of the allies while the French
communication says 4 vigorous at
tack made by the Germans on Tracy
le-Mont, lorts east of the forest of
Aigne, was repulsed with heavy
losses. These reports may refer to
different incidents, but they agree
that the advantage is with the allies.
In the center from Rheims to the
Meuse the allies appear still to be
waiting for the outcome OF the fight
ing Oh the wings, as there has been a
lnll in the battle there.
Between the Argonne and the
Meuse ald again in Woevre there has
been more severe fighting. The
French claim to have made slight
n Egress and to have advaroed at
feral points, especially to the east
u sSt. Mihiel.
NJ Although the French staff is spar
v with its information, it is evident
u tt the forces which advanced from
fs ul to oppose the Germans who
'Dssed the Meuse near St Mihiel.
We succeeded in getting behind the
vii contingent of invaders who had
ihed out an attempt to bend the
Il .oh line at this point.
gt5Dther offensive movements by the
HHep between Verdun and Toul
n .epuised, however, according to
~ German report.
III An lorraine and in the Vosges there
US been no change in the situation.
"Thre, too, the armies seem to be
, faiting the result of the greater
ATTEST going ON further west, whe e
'itish military experts believe the
titles at last have set the claws of
their left in the German right wing
uuder Gearal Won Kluck.
The Russian armies continue TO
sweep through Galicia and, according
to a report from Rome tonight, that
province of the Austrian empire is
clear of Austsian troops. What is
meant is that the field armies of Au-
stria either have gone into the fort
resses of Przemysl ard Cracow, or re
treated to the south and west.
The Russians have come across the
country in great parallel lines and
masking Przemysl have swept the
country clear as far as line drawn
from Douklo in the south to the
north of Rzeszow in the north, while
other forces have pushed their way
through te passes of te Carpathians
into Hungary. They only have to go
a little farther to get possession of
the railway that runs from Saldec
through the mountains to Llblau- and
thence through the heart of the
country to Budapest.
If they accomplish this they will 9
able to join hands with the army ap-
preaching Cracow. According Pc
trograd correspondents, they lend