New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-03
GFRNANS PAY HIGH
TO ADVANCE RIGHT
British Force Takes Heavy Toll OF olowy T'o-
vancing Observation-Disclosures lnfict Great
Loss at ST. Quentin
IRy Cable to The Tribuns.l

IBy Cable to The Thbunsl
London Sept 1.-THE Daily Mail" publishes dispatch from lis
correspondent the following story reateo o WV
motor car drivers the General Staff who has
theatre Of operations Of the British troops:
The story that the main body within seventy n
certainly the result of tales OF tus'hves WI"
patrols Uhlan their district fee spreading the
the German army is there patrols really more than '
ported little of miles from the nearest
who are sent out with strict return the main oouy
they recalled back with definite message
The correspondent says Of the struggle on the aieS "
ALLIED LEFT GIVES GROUND
Th. line of the allied front originally through Camorai ana -
Cau Under of numbers by the Germans
threw ,vav m lives Of their men with customary prodgaty the allied
left was thrust back give ground Thswng consists o.
army corps After reached its position pvons moVene" '
right four of the left wing resumed '
the attack made by the oh herman
Army Corps nd Prussian Guard, which lost heavily
The left section in which British force, on the contrary
driven further back on (nam censore line north ana
south from ame censored Encng this obuse angle 'front.' IN winch
part line has been bent by sheer weight OF the enemy
the German army stretches in huge concave
The enemy has not yet evident intention to crumpe TIP
wing army and drive it back on the right Inc a
left has been driven back but by means crumpled up
one circumstance about position which the allied army now mas
may regarded hopeful 1t is that at the angie OIL
their position they appear threatening wedge
into the enemys centre.
INVADERS AT DISADVANTAGE.
The allies will have that will be re-
suned at daybeak moving nestat to say being on
angle about from one seuo Oh
point quickly than the Ger
corresponding movements reply from one part
their front There is therefore, perhaps hope tna
succeed in cutting through the German
and splitting their line into
I'VE perhaps the British falling back with their re"Ch
by withdrawing under the shelter the ring OF forts
which capital They would be ready to aid in rpus Ger
works ard would presumably prevent German cav
airy ccing the off its supplies and communications on
the south"
correspondent Daily News sends from Boulogne the fol-
lowing Dispatch Monday but relayed by the
S Quentin raging with battle Heavy fighting began here on
Saturday continued yesterday and recommended dawn tins morn
ing between ST. Quentin and La Fere number OF peo-
for the most part The wood
aided cavalry and though the white flag was
hoisted outskirts slightest notice taken Of it
underground finder; the clear the
the order given to fire it. This DONE and in
the wood huge raging fury OF fame roaring mad
priest Cross work who has struggled through from this des
perate neighborood tale the hours of dawn this
"What happened TO the people there" asked.
happened? The God alone knows said he the horror
oycrpowered rolled down his honest face
HIGHLANDERS WIN GLORY.
was road Abbee and before
turned hack heard the cIauor OF fighting Quentin High
the sweeping mist heard the waspsh hum of an aeropane
flying southwark
fighting Quentin The Highland regiments and particularly the
Argyle Suhends who fresh into the fight the other day are
wonderful things with that dauness which
marked their fighting and which Will add fresh ae to the hohu
splendid bravery the face of appalling odds Their loss
heavy have been able give than they
ceived."
The Ostend correspondent THE Daily Express
There many that the Germans suffered heavily Mons
Returning of those who in the fight spoke bitterly of Brit
One force OF $50 British stated must have accounted Tor
thousands Of Germans
A along they had prepared defence made with
bags potash negbong factory Through these were
German helmets The first time the Germans
seemingly friendly line the Maxms spoke and soon no
Germans were left