The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-10-02
War News from day to day.

which attempting to the German right wing are claim
ed in official announcement issued ut PARIS this afternoon
1t stated that the ses wing has advanced consid
eraby and eroHne has been occupied after desperate
Percnne IS miles north of Paris 25 north Of
Iassigny where advance 10y the allies announced
in Yesterday afternoons official statement The position Of
Peronne indicates the of allies wing which
much further north than their main line turning
movement OF the Franco British forces first directed against
General Won Kuck III effort enyelop his army appears
from unofficial dispatches to have added from
strong German reinforcements.
Tho Pdrs announcement there been Wv ipht.
ing the river Medse at the battle line
where the allies have alternately advanced and rstel
Miseiies of revealed in diaries German prisoners
and wounded tell OF lack Of food and loss of army
surgeon wrote Sept tlerrible hunger morsel Of
bread for eight days
An officer of The Bruins wick Regiment; "sent 17-In
region of Epername for five days We fed ourselves on
stolen beet and Not Mose bread losses enos
mops More officers of company falling CO.
soldier of The Tenth Corps Bread once in eight DAYS
Have neither washed nor slept Twill be mrce if we
Germany again The company fallen from to so
reservist wrote Sept II Great battle and rain of
shells Nothing to eat for three days. bread great losses
Hessan soldier I'm five had bread three
times. Fhsevening had potatoes cooked What feast,
and bed Of straw Let hope this misery soon disaD
pear"
Germans complete 81 o97 1914 900 loan Is oversnscbd
and huge success according to Berns official figures
Berin Sept 24-(ya sayville Wreess)The war loan as
been oversubscribed and is huge Official figures
just published give the final of the sbsriptions IS f
lows The total 097 39l 0O0 consisting S392549O 600 in
imperial bonds and 1921 300 900 and $473 other forms
of security.
Sept, 26The advance troops of the French came in ron
tact with superior forces of the enemy right wing this
morning and compelled give little ground Being re-
inforced however, the French oope vigorously resumed tho
offensive This action is described very violent and oener
al one.
On the French right wing the enemy has begun to give
before the attacks of the allies coming from the direction
OF Nancy and Tou according to the French official report
The report admits that the Germans have sncceadad in,
gaining footing the Meue heights have pushed
in the drecson of ST. he the right bank of the Meuca 90
miles southeast af Feraun been able to cross the
river
Mexico City Sept 29-In his reply This evening to the
petition OF Francisco Villas generals asking him resign in
favor OF Fernando Igesas Caeron thus civil war
General Calranza says:
II will gladly take such action if it is ratified by the
general conference if not will fight with the energy
that employed in combating the usurpaton of Huera
II will light reaction and the old regime which appears
to be headed by Villa who may be- unwittngy tool in
this, as was Orozcc in his fight against Madero."
General Carranza asked General Villas chiefs
the retirement of their commander the northern
division of the army of his Carranzls Willingness to
retire if the army votes
Sept 29-Whle the British French official announce
mens indicate satisfaction with the situation along battle
front France and confidence the outcome an unofficial re-
port from Paris declares that the German right bro
en- and being pursued by the allies This declared
that the Germans have been Somne depart
ment and that Peroone had hsen recaptnred.
The official press bureau london, while making no
objection to the publication reports declined to take
any responsibility for the them
The announcements issued late night by both French
and British officials declare that there has change in
the sltuato which they had previously reported avorng
the allied forces to some degree
AZ narrative from field Marshal John Trenches head