Pioneer press. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1882-19??, 1914-09-12
Allies, Russians And Montenegrins
Desperately Forcing Advantages.

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utmost their advantages already gained
On the main battle France the Germans with great
reinforced center and right making desperate efforts
regain ground lost in the fighting of the three days
al Gallene emphacay insists that holding and
continuing to gain ground points contact The
man masses that have been vigorously against Allies
TOR the past month showing the effects Of sheer exhaustion
ana the fresh troops being pushed forward
failing to display the enthusiasm courage that marked the
fighting by the Germans in the earlier part conflict
reports from Paris persist in the statement that
re''Ee strong expedition being pushed Ostend by the
Aes and the German lines Of communication seriously
threatened 1t is stated that the Germans beyond
the Oune and Marne rivers entirely due SURPRISE Just
I "t poh the 1nklng attack will be delivered unknown
The compact areacng parts as to the action of
he nations of the Triple Entente France England Russia
IN the continuation of the made last week. strength
ened when Toxic notified England Japan would not conclude
er"s OF peace with Austria and Germany upon
acceptable to the Entente
Dispatches received in London noon today said that
ne German attempts to force the the Allies lines
again resulted in failure German right though mater
any reinforced being steadily driven back to both
IN these have been heavy especially
the Germans ~ ~
The of the against the German RIGHT credit
largely to the British aviation corps has succeeded in
coating large bodies of masked troops masked artillery of
he enemy Great praise also given Smith Dorren whose
troops from August to 18th withsood tho
ac OF Germans five times their number the turn of the
lde OF battle IS said to be largely their valor
Inc Russians continuing pursuit of the Astrians do
eu IN the recent engagements The Austrans have been
heavily reinforced by Germans but with his own forces 1ar
strengthened General Rouzsy able to maintain tho of;
ad drive all ahead of him. thousand nrsonerc
one hundred and fifty officers with COMMANDING oonero1 |
hrty-one guns of the Austrian Fifth armv division . Nv
General Ro1zsky yesterday Austrian Fourteenth co |
very heavily Also 1p' '0''
Lie russian investment of Przemysl continues and the Rus
cans are she1ng the Austrian fortified position
IL IS oftcaly admitted at Vienna that Austria b.s loot nm
teI OF her hrst line fighting strength The losses IN c,
oho alone are placed at hundred and twentv +bo
Arc Duke Franz Frederick commanded tho defoa+ed A
aS IL IS admitted that the loss the Ausrans IN soros
w uConS mas been enormous The Monteneprns command
" Munster or War Wuotch have occupied Fotcha in Roenia
U route TO assault Sarajevo Wucotich is oxnecno so
When ne hopes to drive Austrians entiro1
Out or Bosnia and Herzegovina. '
oloeauH dispatches the French are re-occnvina oil &c
S"ce' having crossed the frontier near Befort Tho
~ el1th lofce lett IN Muelhausan
o Ve oeehSVe General Jofre believes that the hob lido &c
" "e offensive has been passed. that the seat of oo
fhmeht can soon be returned to Paris while the Aias
'C d11Ve the Germans far to the northward
hAlSEh PROTESTING AGAINST "DIJMDI1Msy
Nolll1S'l OIV, sept n:-Kaser Wihelm's messaoa rro
'i against the use of "dumdum" bullets by the British no.
reSloent Wilson, according to the announcement of b
1e0' administration officials admitted HAVING rocoivod ~
one hours before 1t delivered to the President bih
kept the matter shrouded in mystery ~
e hSer IS understood to have also protested aooin 49,
een populaton without regard to age or sex nortio;
'e war. f1e however, expressed regret at tho bnrn;
lhlS act on the part, of the German emneror 10
o W oe crafty move to forestal the renort of Tho p
W oerS en- route to Washington to protest against a1o
&c German atrocities ~ "e"Ai'' aleg-