Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-11-12
WAY TO
COAST IS
NOW open
DUNKIRK IS NEXT OBJECT
I'VE POINT OF KAIsER's
TROOPS.
RUSSIANS Are ADVANCING
Making Progress in Galicia and
Poland; Austrian Successes
in Servia. Z

London, Nov. 11.-The Germans re-
sumed their attack on the allied line
between the coast and the river Lys.
while the French claim they held
their positions generally, though the
Germans succeeded In capturing the
town Of Dixmude, which has been the
center of some of the tiercest anu
most sanguinary fighting.
The country between Dixmude ana
Ypres, where the belligerents have
been engaged in most violent attacks
ard. courjtt NJ " ,stt acks weeks AniE
where losses have been heavier even
than in the battle Of Yser was again
the scene of battle which for fury
has seldom, if ever, been equalled.
&c.,, Allies In Tight Place. a
Behind DiXmude is the direct roaa
to Dunkirk, one of the French ports
in which the Germans have set their
hearts. If they break through here,
the Allies will be compelled to fall
back to new positions. At other
points along the battle front in France
the French claim some successes fOF
the Allies, but the German statement
asserts that all attacks We're repu1S-
ed. The Germans, according to Pet
rograd dispatches. suffered more Sc
rous defeat on the East Prussian bor-
der than the official statements dis
closed.
Capture 10000 Prisoners.
Advices from Petrograd state that
in recent fighting there, the Russians
captured over 10000 prisoners, to-
gether with quantities of guns and
munitions. The Russian advance IN
Poland, which has been at the rate
of IA miles daily, astonished the mill
tary experts and it was not surprising
! to hear they were picking up many
| footsore and weary German strag-
glers. f
Russians in Galicia.
| In Galica. the Russians continue to
push the Austrians back. but the Aus
trians are having revenge along the
Servian border. which they threaten
: to cross in an endeavor to crush Ser
via before the Russians can come to
their assistance.
/ OF the fighting between Turkey and
! the Allies, reports are so contradic-
tory there is no reconciling them.
A German statement says:
"Our attack has made progress
southwest of Lille. The French suf'
fered heavy losses, attempting to re-
capture the commanding heights to
the north of Vienna le Chateau in the
forest of Argonne. Northeast and
south of Verdun the French attacks
everywhere were -eDulsed. No I'M
portant information has come from
the eastern theater."
Deny Constantinop|e Reports
The official press bureau denies the
Constantinople report that the Turk
ish troops have crossed the Egyptian
frontier and occupied Sheinzer and
Fort nlArish, and captured four Brit.
ish field guns and field telegraph ma
terial
Official reports declare this is false
information deliberately spread
abroad in Constantinople under Ger
man instructions.
Four thousand severely wounded
!, Germans arrived at Liege yesterday
from Dixmude battletields Jhere the
most sanguinary fighting has occur
red, according to Maestricht dis
patch. 1t adds that 500 Hungarians
passed through Liege today, enrouta
/ to Cracow, with several $50 cent?
meter guns.
1t was officially stated: The en-
envy continued all day the efforts OF
yesterday without accomplishing any
new results. They directed against
Lombaertzyde counter attack which
was repulsed, and made vain attempts
to debouch from Dixmude on the LEFT
bank of the User. There is nothing
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