New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-17


Ane Then they turned and delivered several cOGnto' 1e
hich however according to the Britain official report were re-
used These counter attacks were doubtless delivered N the nope
% giving the troops Of the right exhausted Oy tne long
vance followed by almost long retreat the OPP0''.
resting and preparing positions from which to Fes @'so w
the Allies and IN which to await reinforcement" "S'" S =
the offensive again. ,..,n
The now in the billy country around Noyon on the pateaus
north Of and and north OF Rheims are aSss
strong nrenchments and receiving re'nforcere ~ shrs
right wing which the present has borne the O % vb tmv
M advance and the retreat altogether SAFE tor the Fren
operating from Amiens cing its flank while inc p''" ~
forces continue IN front -, ,o,;o,e for thew
49, % .,r.a, 70 ,hs north which would be the only way out
defeat should be their lot they realize this IS SHOWN oy e
that they have been contesns loot Of the ground WIN
% H. I,t two dav and that both suffered heavily
The British army been its lot since ahoea i" ~
knq lie full share in this lighting which the front mas De
since the Germans crossed Asne and made their hrS' oe
termned in the retreat from Paris - - . ,,or, into
The German centre which the last few days has come NOR
- & ,h ,o wings and now according to the ofciai repoI,
stretches from north of Rheims to the western tbeast
Agonnes dipping little south to touch VIo @ ae covered
Of Camp Chaons occupies high rough sF'Ono " ' pa
by heavy forest
GERMAN LEFT DRIVEN BACK
That the German has been driven back ne I t west
- indc.ted nv the statement holds the ground from We"
Of the Argonne hills Varonnes which the french nav nce
Th ] Of the Meu which Germans have selected a.
nvov. is lust out of range the fortress guns OF VeuU r
- bt now ending is concerned they have not TO reeNI"
with this stronghold, offers support 10 "
Allies compelled to retire ,o. % retreat as pos
The Germans on this long line many IheS e and
a. ,d;, bos. 20 Namur Givet Mezere Sedan ana eIe ~
hd soon be ready to develop the series OF herce i eide
- .ngsoemsnt or if offensive comes from W. TL oor,-
80. oo,;ons II believed General Johe tne 90
initiative having receNeu '
n 49,: orked troops Whether ne will try AGAIN no -
.ny.loD the German right break up the Crown rH '"
left remains to b. seen reinforced
.ha /, would be difficult than before 70 WON t ~ hard
so .h"t 80 , and centre which also have seen 10! ~
eoro and held their positions until the d.snie the
Ird ths also TO fall back doubtless have been stHene
fc that MANY troops been sent to the tho losses
TO
Ne" - ,ntured during battle Of the Marine Ou y
t have ben enormous doubtless Will be Do" 81 tano
disclosed. The losses IN cap'u'e
~, rrrnb of dead wounded scattered thr0ue" ' w
n ~, 90 the Aisne that feared, will be staggering
SEARCHING FOR WOUNDED
p; ,.y. h.en sent out to carry out sanitary measures
- ~. battlefield and with doctors nave l d ~ the
Pa search for any wouhueo '"o '"'s ~
army ambulance e.. hv reasants in
i, k,own that many wounded being careo lot y nv b
.,anes and il these will be taken to the hOSp' " "
automobiles. -. ....srdav" saws the military
h situation has hardly changed since yesterday says "Th
u 1 Ts elegraphed here from Bordeaux to-nieh" ln
review N ~ ntact en- the Asne the while the FncH
; 70 advance between the Forest of hgonne ana Inc Nv. w ~
forward movement the French rght WIN" -
- ;oor,art If we Monmtdy twenty-five Hnes ou a.
60 - The Department of Meuse) with sunen lo'ee0 W
if and centre could only toward the saHoe Eve ~
4cut mart of the Belgian Adennes forest II u iSI oat
t erc the left wing will be forced to pass IN iloH' VI "
INV =, Antwerp, which S full OF activity go
IT.. paris correspondent of THE Daily Telegraph saw ri
Ib C,an right wing still threatened and looks new as
cements would be needed by the Germans particularly
inc toward Corpiegne before they resume their au'
-, ~ Kpk seems to been carried too tar southeast D