Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-15

ackng verdun the German forces have all along
the ne according to official al report Nancy 70
the right ofGeera Won uck and Won Bueow continue
retreat to the northwest before the French and British
giving the defensive position the Asne between Compegne
and Sossons.
' DETACHMENT MOVED NORTH
the deacments that held Amiens moved
north try reon army the right
at ST. Quentin It is possible that all Germans northwest Of
France have done likewise otherwise they will be danger OF
being cut the center Another defensive position behind
Rheims the Agonne and general retreat
ordered toward the forests, Beneque and Triancourt
ALLIES ARE PURSUING GERMANS.
Allies pushing their advantage doing the utmost to turn
treat into disaster by stern pursuit perhaps the broadest
scale yet known the If the general plan Of pursuit
successful and and Rheims again fall the hands Of the
allies the Germans would have only line Of with
Germany through Rethe and that might be cut off,
Won ke looking for from Bel
make another stand against his relentless purlers $
.BEIGIANs GET REINFoRCEMENTs
Besian who received big and enforcements
from sending their troops Belgium south All
today to do confirm n | nt THAT Rans M r 4tesd an
ported by German divisions The Germans shared in the de-
GERMANS ABANDON AM1ENs
On our lett wing we have everywhere caught with the rear
guards and the main body of the Our troops have
ntered mens abandoned by the German forces The
appears be making stand prepared front along the river
Aisne
On the similarly seems the enemy intends resist
the heights to the northwest and the northe Of Rheims
In the region between Argoe and Nese they continue retire
On right the WaVre district succeeded relieving
the fort of oyon which has been ubbor attacked during the
last few days.
In Lorraine pursuing detachmens keeping, every
where else in touch with the Germans The morale and sanitary
condition OF armies continue to be excellent It officially
announced that the Germans making stand the Asn
London Sept 4-(5 MIA dispatch to the Times from
Paris says:
*'1he general in has million
troops under his command which will be used presumably
pursuing the enemy
News that the German force from St.
falling back shows that the five German Of
Kuck Buow Crown Prince Frederick William the Duke
Of Wuremberg and that operating in Mosee
DIFFICULTIES MANY.
"he difficulties Of the reteatng army and there
good chances that the allies annhate them before they
reach the frontier The Germans to be abandoning their
natural route the valley of the Disc eneavorng withdraw fur
ther eastward to the barren and difficult of he Champagne
where the roads and Beyond
est OF Ardenns and the the wooded and ridges of
the forest of Agonne formidable barrier progress any
could have Beyond Meuse of
which will be destroyed.
IF they actually have abandoned the Oise valley the
lines of communication reduced passing Giv
NamW and ege The other passing Mezeres Montmedy
Luxembourg the next lne to the south is commanded by the
Verdm.
Times correspondent who from five miles south
rovins in the department Of Seine-et- Marne, says:
- have travelled to this point practically along the whole line
the allies army though Of always in the General
von kcs host coming down the Marina and the Grand
NORM to Sezanne 25 miles southwest Epenay
opposition and believe little opposition intended The allies
TACT led their opponents straight into The English
y led the tired Germans mile after mile Germans
leved the Engllshmen We're running away.
FIGHTING WAS TERRIBLE.
The fighting on Sunday Sept Of terrible
md began at dawn the of La Gauche allies
would be their duty to hold their best that
acklng force at Meaux might achieve its task The
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