New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-30
Tenth Corps Also Suffers in Retreat on
Guise, Inflicted by Attack Of the
Defenders Left Wing.
FRANCE CALLS OUT 100000 MORE
Allies Evacuate Bouogne and Summon Every Man and
Gun to Throw Their Full Strength Against
the Invaders March on Paris.

the Invaders March on Paris.
Paris Aug 80 U2:5e a. M)-Eis officially announced that
the French left composed of four drove back on Guse
be 10th German Corps and Guard The Germans sustained
considerable loss
Further announcements made by the War Office
I'm Lorraine our fo.,-s have advanced We line
along Mortagne right wing pushing forward There
no news from the Meuse.
"A violent battle occurred yesterday Saturday. in The
region of LanOy Lille Sgny LAbbaye and Chateau Pcen
but the result has not been and the attack will be resumed
tomorrow.
-Four French army corps engaged in violent battle on the
left wing The right wing of these four corps taking the offensive
drove back on Gue the Tenth Corps and the Guard both
suffering considerable losses.
Our left was less fortunate The German forces sd
ancng in the direction of La Fer LA Fere town in Aisne
fourteen miles northwest of LaOn. 1t is fortress of the second
class
Irdon Aug 2e-A Central News dispatch says that Bou
r b, been evacuated BY the allied troops This fortified port
twenty miles southwest of Calais and 140 miles from Paris
According to persistent reports, France has formed
army Of quarter million men 20 take the offensive against
the German right. .
situation on the French front the Somme to the Vosges as
'the same to-day it was yesterday
The telegram adds that Germans to have sackened
their march and from the evidence OF herman prisoners " e'
The French and British gathering and gun
b IN Northeastern France attempt to stop the German
advance on the Paris is also said that General Jonre
commander in chief the French will endeavor to strike
~ the German right and bring relief the British and French
forces which have placed in such and critical sua
ton by the German outAanking movement
How far TIE allies have succeeded getting the Ger
man path disclosed for the outside world is quite ignorant
tonight of what is happening on the battlefield
enort comes both Antwerp and Copenhagen that the
Germans have commenced movement back from the west to
meet the Russians who have been advancing quickly through
F p; But is hardly likely that they will make great
demands non the western until the big battle, which there
seems to have been u, has been definitely decided
Field Marshal Sir John French the British commander whose
army has been so hard pressed, communication win the
British War Office this afternoon thus dprovmg the growing
go, - - the British had been encrced by the Germans.
Todavs reports from German General Staff not more
Illuminating than merely say that the Crown Princes army,
which occupied Longsy advancing toward the Meuse
~ French advance from Nancy had been rpused and that
hd rnv is advancing through the Vosge This probably
the rnov which was said be making Beifo its objective
There considerable the attitude OF ukey
tonight repeats the report that German naval officers and
sailors are on the way to Constannope
Paris Aug 29-Tain service between Paris and Boulogne
WAS suspended to-day until further notice 1t presumed here
ba, b; step was taken because allied about to
gage the Germans the railroad line running INTO
Boulogne.
Americans going from Paris to England being sent by
wsy of Deppe while English travellers being routed by
Of Hswe.
This has anxious day in Paris When the War Ohce
has nothing the pems begin to show themselves and
everybody asks what going in the north
As far as can learned the French massed troops
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