Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1914-09-19
100000 SACRIFICED
N Battle ON A|SN(.
PRESENT BATTLE RAGING ON
AlsNE RIVER MOST VIOLENT
OF PRESENT WAR.
LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES
REACH APPALLING FIGURES
Dead BEING Buried on eattIsfislds Un-
der Great Difficulties = Germans
Claim All Attacks Have Been Sue
eessfuIly Rspuissd - Frsneh Claim
German Right Wing is Rstrsatins.

German Right Wing 10 Rstrsating.
A report from German army
headquarters, mads public in esr.
lin today, announces German and
Austrian successes in al thsatsrs
Of the war. In France IL 10 de-
ciarsd . decisive attack 10 being
made north Of Neyon; Beaumont
has been stormsd and 2,500 French
have been captured; while counter
attacks by the allies along the en-
tire front have been rspulssd sas.
lily.
In the east the Germans continue
their advances against the Russian
and the Servians have been routed
by the Austrians, IL 10 said.
Unofficial adviees from the Ger
man capital say nsmbsrs Of the
general staff manifest confidence in
. favorable outcome in the fighting
in Francs. Their armies are being
reinforesd and the lines Of COM
reformed.
Dispatehss from Vienna report
officially that the Austrians and
Germans in Gaiicia have formed
new defense line and are awaiting
4 Russian attack on the strong
fortress Of PrzsmysI, fifty miles
west o. lsmburg.
News dispatches from London
reflect the popular belief that the
German line in France has been re-
inforcsd and that the reported
shortage ef ammunition and sup
plies has been INST.
An official statement issued In
Paris at 2:@5 this afternoon states
that the Gsemans are strongly en-
trsnehsd on the rivsr Aisns and
have been reinforced from lor.
rains.
News dispatehss from Paris 70.
pert . continued eptirism there and
at 0srdsaux. Many who deserted
Paris upen che approach Of the
: 0ermsns ars rsturrins to that city.
! NoyU 1)u011ejsos rspresent London
- regarding the prsssnt battis5 5asgss,
the supreme battle Of The campaign
in France.
Observers estinsts that the total
Casualties Of the Germans and al
lies to date are in the nsiahbor.
hood Of 10000.
Il 10 officially announced from
Toxic that japanese troops were
landed yesterday At Laoshan bay.
Laoshan 10 neutral territory forty
miles north Of Tsina Tau.
London. Sept. 19-If reliance can be
placed on British and French asser-
lions that the right wing Of the Ger
nan army is slowly falling back. then
the battle Of the Aisne seems likely to
follow the course Of the battle Of the
Marne. for there 1t was the German
light which first fell back across the
river.
Along the $50 mile front, the rear of
which is SCARED by thousands Of graves
II those already killed, 1000. 900 men,
fearing exhaustion. await an opportun-
ty to drive q wedge thru the opposing
Itand and thus relieve the strain which
must endure as long 40 Emperor Will
Jams sntrenched POSITIONS and as long
Is the allies can face tho leaden hail of
he hidden batteries Of their opponents.
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