The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1914-09-25
A GENERAL SURVEY OF
The WAR.

wednesday, sept. lo.-Ine OerMan
Amy was fighting defensive battle
along it's front from Noyon, g town Oh
the Coise river, to a point north OF
Verdun.
An official statement at Vienna re-
ports that the Servian invaders
of Hunargy have been defeated along
the whole line.
Two Austrian armies in Galicia have
effected juncture at Rzesow, thirty
two miles north of Przemysl.
Thursday, Sept. 17.-Between 2,O00,-
900 and 100000 men are engaged in
struggle that in ferocity and strate-
gic Importance may rival the battle
Of the Marine, along a line of fifty-fve
miles northeast of Paris, southwest to
the Swiss frontier.
Each side claims a slight advantage
and no more.
In Galicia the Russian successes
seem to be continued, with the Aus
TRANS and Germans falling back on
Przemysl. Enormous losses to the Aus
TRANS are admitted at Vienna, to
which city thousands Of wounded are
being brought.
Friday, Sept. 18.-An official state
ment issued at Berlin says that the
battle between the Disc and Mouse
rivers continues with sure indications
that the allies are falling back. 1t is
declared that the French attempt to
cut through the German right wing
failed and that a sortie from Verdun,
Oil the right bank of the Meuse, was
repulsed.
Austrian advices report that the Ser
VANS have evacuated Semlin, the
town which they seized when they be-
gan their invasion of Hungary. Ser
Wan reports are to the effect that their
successes continue.
The Germans, successful in driving
the Russian invaders from East Prus-
sia, are reported to be pushing their
way into Russia Poland The Austrian
armies following their disastrous clash
with the Russian in Galicia, are be-
lieved to be attempting to form anew
at Carcow.
Saturday, Sept. ia report from
the German army headquarters, made
public in Berlin announces German
and Austrian successes in all theaters
of the war. In France, it is declared.
decisive attack is being made north
of Noyon; Beaumont has been storm
ed and $500 French have been cap
tured; while counter attacks of the al
lies along the entire front have been
rpulsed In the east the Germans
continue their advances against the
Russians and the Servians have been
routed by the Austrians, it is said.
An official statement issued in Paris
says that the Germans are strongly
intrenching on the River Aisne and
have been REINFORCED from Lorraine.
1t is officially announced from Tokyo
that Japanese troops were landed at
Laoshan bay. Loashsn is neutral ter
r;tory forty miles north of Tsing-tao.
Sunday, Sept. 2o.-The Germans at
tempted to break the left wing and
VI IIlO dllACO anu WOAO o6d1h
thrown back.
Key positions were taken and re
taken, but the result of the eighth
days fighting sees the English and
French still On the offensive with the
Germans massing troops behind en-
trenchments for new counter attacks.
Rheims was bombarded by the Ger
mans and the ancient cathedral is in
ruins.
1t is officially announced that the
Japanese expeditionary land forces
attacked the Germans thirty miles
north of Kiaochau and defeated them
The Germans have abandoned a forti-
fed position and have fed in disorder.
The Russians in Galicia continue
their victories over the Austrians. The
invaders made a daring night attack
Oh Dubiecko and captured thousands
of prisoners and many guns.
Przemysl is under attack from three
separate directions
The retreating Austrian forces
burned Paroslav before their evacua.
ton.