Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-12
German Right Wing Is Retir-
ing Over Same Route It Fol-
lowed in Furious March on
Capital of France,
ADVANTAGES OF WEEKS
FIGHTING WITH ALLIES
Generals Won KIuck and Bue-
low Are Being Driven From
One Position After Another
in Desperate Struggle,

10y MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL trssgp wtHrl
Paris, Sept. II t10:t3 y. m.)-Tht
following official communication was
issued here today;
"First--On the left wing our suc-
cess increases: our progress has con-
tinued. North or the river Aiarne and
In the direction Of S0issons and Com
piegcne the Germans have abandoned
10 us great quantities. Of ammunition
stores some wounded and some prls.
oners. We have taken another flag
The British army has captured eleven
guns and some important stores and
has taken from 1900 TO 1900 pris-
Oners.
''Sec0nd--ln the center, the enemy
has given In on lis front between Sc-
zannc and Revigny. The Germans
have not yet fallen back from Lar
gonnc. Notwithstanding the strain 10
which our troops had been subjected
during the last five days OF battle,
they still find energy 10 pursue the
enemy ON It's left wing.
Lorraine and the vosges-Thcrc is
no change In this territory.
''Austrian-Itusso center of opera
tions--Thc Austrian army which was
defeated at Lemberg has not been able
10 assume the offensive ard In spite
Of heavy reInf0icemcnts Is being re-
pulsed. On the front between Jalonnc
and Rawa Ruslth, and the river Dneis-
ter the Russians are besieging the for
titled town of Grodek. The second
Austrian army has been attacked near
Tomaszow and has been compelled to
retreat.
"Austrian-Servian center of opera
tions--'The Servian troops have cross
ed the river Save at Shabatz and Obre-
novas. In Bosnia they have assumed
the offensive In the direction of visc-
grad.'
The allies. following up their recent
successes. today forced the German in
vaders to continue the retirement of
their right flank and center from the
east OF Paris. The Germans abandon
ed much equipment and at the same
time sacrificed many prisoners and
left their wounded where they lay.
The British were again prominent
In the pursuit i'm which, besides taking
large number OF prisoners, they cap
tured eleven cannon while the French
took another German regimentaI flag.
The German troops further east
maintain their positions better, being
vigorously assailed.
The government has ordered the
communicating of ali automobiles for
the purpose of transporting troops and
munitions to the front. The commis-
sariat Of the allied armies is working
without hitch.
All who have witnessed the c0mbats
agree that around the Marne five
Germans were killed for every ally.
The Germans tried desperately 10
cross the Marine near Meaux. French
engineers had blown up the bridge and
when the Germans threw pontoon
across, the famous three-inch gums OF
tite French demolished the structures
Deforc they could be used. Sixteen
times the Germans repeated the effort
under raking fire Of shot and shell.
Bc.gians Iiarass Germans.
The distress of the German right
wing, however, has given the little
beislan army another opportunity to
10 something and it is taking ad-
vantage of it by harrassing the Ger