Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1914-09-15
ALLIES PRESSING GERMAN ARMY
RETREAT HAS BECOME GENERAL
LINE OF COMMUNICATIONS SEEM
DANGER OF BEING INTERRUPTED
RETREATlNG ARMY MAKING STAND ALONG RIVER AISNE AND
SHOWS REMARKABLE CEVERNESS IN EXTRICATING ITSELF
FROM DANGEROUS POS TONS WITH RAPIDTTY

FROM DANGEROUS POSITIONS WITH RAPDITY
LONDON September Exce the army which has been attacking
Verd the German France have fallen back all along the line
cording TO the official French report.
From Nancy the Voges Mountains they have withdrawn from the
French territory while the extreme right wing under Generals Kuck
and BuOw continue retreat northeast before the Allies giving
up defensive positions
Further west the German force have moved northeast trying Join
The German right ST. Quentin possible All Germans Northwest
France have done likewise otherwise they would be danger OF being
cut off from the center
The defensive position behind Rheims given up Agnne and
general taking place The Allies pushing their advantage
doing their uermoSi TO the retreat Disaster There good
position the defensive the right the and horses
too exhausted
The Allied left under General Paul. wheeling to drive the wing
Inc Germans Adenne and uxembeg few matches
may communications between the retreang Germans and %
The British north the AEne The Allied center attempt
ing to recapure Rheims.
aOn and Rheims taken the Germans only line of cOmmunca
lion will be Rehereven and that might be cut
General Kuc may have received renOrcemen from Belgium
however, and may make stand.
FRENCH ADMIT GERMAN SKILL
PARIS September 4- is officially announced that the Germans
making stand the Ane river but the French have ccuped
AmenS
The unrenng pursuit the retreang German armies by the Allies
continued today with extraordinary ygOr according the French
The Germans withdrawing movement carried out with great rap
dy and cern The main body appears be approaching the Bel
frontier and the left wing seemingly gaining the shelter German
lorrame
The fleeing invaders have abandoned sixty thirty machine guns
and exhausted horses unable DRAG them fast the weary infantry
travelling Enormous quantities OF ammunition and supplies aban
dOned the flat marshy rain-soaked country.
Tdced the Allies faigued but stirred by their victories to
a slate of elation.
generally believed here that the next phase OF the gigantic will
German soil The Allies plan attempt taking strong
defensive positions the frontier Large bodies of fresh troops, is
tedted have been sent TO aid the Allies.
The statement says 0n the the enemy intends
the heights north Of Rheims the region between ArgOnne and
the Meuse river, they continue to retire.
"0n the right have succeeded relieving Fort IrOyOn az miles
south Of Verdm)
I'm Lorraine the pursuing detachmen keeping touch with the
Germans The morale and sanitary condition troops excellent
GERMANS ADMIT AUSTRIANS DEFEATED
LONDON September IA dispatch to the Central News agency
from Copenhagen says Berlin messages admit that the Austrian army @
fered absolute defeat but claim they retiring good order The
spOnden adds General Auenberg army said to be dangerous
position off from the main army The Ausans suffered terrible loss