The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1914-09-29
Continue Forward Movement in
Galicia But Vast Bodies Of Germans Are
Entering Russia From the East. An In
confirmed Report States That An Attack
on Antwerp Is Impending. Emperor
William Is I'll Due to Exposure. An OFF,
cial List Given Out From Berlin Shows
That German Casualties So Far Is l04,-
$50. Reports That Japanese Have De-
feated Germans at Tsin I au.
(BV the Associated PreSS.)

(By the Associated Press)
their masses s@t against i"s i h y F TenG" and Eng English All along the the entire dnsf 'front.' 9n ii in
northern France. The French official view is that these operations
ing possibly direct instructions from the Emperor himself; Their
a and BSi ! oa fsH 10 reports G'5a say they he have ~" faae sHfs' Ut ''' ''s"' "
From Paris it is announced that not only have the Germans been
unap!e to achleve their object but they have lost a flag, guns and
BRITISH SITUATION SATISFACTORY.
The British as usual are laconic. 1.-THE situation is satisfactory ,"
the Seeu 1i 5s,,en reads sst , xad h sop Yntsss IT. e., on aat the British front have
where ens n nsy0 in the mas ire eaysa an t%pe ons .i Raf ar in tht th etse fns en e a fx
hundred yard" apart come to grips with steel after the positions have
6" "f'F0 '"' FRENCH Se:i q I'M PROGRESS.
decisive iaS F veioTy I o1er t hep fsmous p PuSSafss yu on the he t 1ft cs xns: and a
last two or three days, little is said. One Of the remarkable things
:pi1jt maintained By the troops British, french, and Germans have
almost constant rain or rifle bullets and hand to hand encounters with
gun and bayonet. but all reports agree that they are fighting with the
the commanders in some cases are having difficulty in holding their
men back.
The German general staff, by way of Berlin, reports that the allies
are are .Mn the their qa re in a general attack on the extreme end Of
slight gains on the center of the battlefront and an engagement with
GERMAN CASUALTY LIST.
No., Inc e Gst an an casually ca list as officially reported from Berlin, num-
and 23,oo7 missing.
sef fen sai , aa! 6 das' ssso oa ;s to oJ Jsg3nsss e. ': Fsny.t the ' cgsfs; Il hay; aye
German protectorate of fl ki lac chow" though Il, ii the BATTLE eAE fasted Of fo ee
{" our me '1 soM : 81 + PnScG E xfas STU
na: as%opa ns!R has paid Hia ano a!dS1p visit 'G 9o Pat G% d bs5p1an 'e EXPLOSIVES a sea IN
IT'S flight while a zf IRMPE iaS R'R WnIiAM sIG ~. the city of Warsaw.
Inc German Emperor is reported suffering from Inflammation of
NE lungs. Only a day or two ago his fifth son, Prince Oscar, was
chhged to Withdraw from his regiment, and is being treated for a
heart aHecuon, the result OF over exerlOn. The Enperors Youngest
~n, frnCe Joachim has Just recovered from a bullet wound.
RUSSIANS REPUlSE GERMANS.
from PetroSrad comes an official statement from the Russian
seneral stan that German attempts in Russian Poland have been re-
pulsed and that the Germans are in retreat.
BOTH SIDES OPTIMISTIC.
London, Sept 27:-9:i5 p. m-Along almost two-thirds OF the
great battle line across northeastern France, the armies of the allie
ana Germany fought hercely today, at some points with the bayonets
IN tonlghtS statements from both sides are worded with the on
tmhsm that has characterized all these official announcements i
as agreed that the allies had continued ther advance.
me French claimed marked progress The German announce
men berln' though insisting that the advance had been re
feSed, nevertheless referred to it as an advance.
Elsewhere along the battle front neither side seems to nav,
achieved any notable success.
GERMANS ENTER RUSSIA.
Inc continued forward movement of Russian troops III ialca