Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-11
British Field Marshal French
Reports Enemy Driven Back
Along the Entire Line Of
Action.
3,0OO,OOOMen in Firing Line
English Defend Possessions in Central
Africa Against Attack; Inflict Heavy
Losses Upon Their Opponents
WAR TO BITTER END.

Washington D. G., Sept TO- There is no present pros
pect of peace in Europe through efforts Of diplomacy The
president himself that peace in
the making by revealing that intmaion had been conveyed
Of one or more belgerens to talk peace Developments en-
phased that Britain France and Russia grmy de-
Germany and Austria Brans position is explained in detail
at London by Sir Edward Grey to Page who re-
but forced she revocabl is bent crush
ing forever the dangers of German miarism to the world
London Sept loThe crucial battle Of the in France
has yet reached decisive result Field Marshal French
mander the British reported suffered severely
Their men are supposed to very Nevertheless
the military repeat that too early to anticipate the result
of the battle extending front Of 100 miles, involving three
million it is estimated.
ALLIES PUSH ENEMY BACK
During four days. battle says official communication
tonight the allies pushed back the Germans approximately thirty
miles and have taken and machine
On the left wing the British and French crossed the
pursuing the who rereatng During the Of
Naleuses Between Chateau herry and Vity lie Francois
the Russian guard was thrown back
ACTION CONTINUES WITH SEVERITY
Acton continues with great severity in the region between
De Maly and Viy LIE Francois In the center the right
wing there change We gained ground the forest Of Cham
pnoux The losses have been considerable both de but the
morale and health of troops remain excellent There is
confirmation of the published in German Of the
fall Of Maube1ge
ANNOUNCE BRITISH CASUALTIES
additional British casualties September 7th officially
killed, sxty-one; wounded, 50 and missing, 1883 The Off
cial information bureau issued the following:l
yesterday and today and quadrons and flo
ta made complete OF the North Sea and into Hell
goand The Germans fleet made attempt interfere with
and German ship Of kind sea-
Prince Joachim Abrech of Prussia wounded yesterday by
hrpnel bullet according official Berlin dispatch
Reuters The bullet penetrated his thigh but is believed it did
njure the bone.
ANTWERP IS FLOODED
An official dispatch from Berlin received Maconi
less, says:
e engagement at Oordegham the railway between Ant
werp and Ghen forced the Belgian troops to withdraw
she country south Of Antwerp flooded by the Belgans
prevent the Germans marching into the The
the flood is seventy square miles The water depth
from few inches to several feet.
BATTLE OF NYAssALAND.
The British troops and defeated German force Of 400
which entered Nyassaand British Central Africa according
announcement of the official press bureau.
The bureau adds #@
Germans officers killed and two wounded two
field and machine guns The loss among rank and file
ascertaned but heavy The British loss among the whites
four killed and several wounded The loss of rank and file
COMMANDMENT Is RENEWED
The bombardmen Of Belgrade renewed increased
fury according to Nh dispatch exchange telegraph Consider
Continued Page 81 1900.