Cheyenne record., 1914-09-10
RIGHT WING OF KAISER ROUTED
IN FIGHT AT OUTSKIRTS
OF PARIS.
CAR TAKES LEMBURC
THOUSANDS KILLED IN SEVEN.
DAY ASSAULT ON CAPI.
TAI OF GALIClA.


is Lwow, has fallen into the hands OF
the Russians, after seven days of
fighting, and the Cars forces are
now directing a most frightful attack
on Lublin in northern Galicia. This
| success Is regarded as opening the
way of the Russian advance on Ber-
lin.
A German army corps arrived from
the south just before the fall Of the
Galician capital, and hundreds were
killed and wounded before the rein
forcements, along with thousands OF
| Austrians, were shot down or made
| prisoners.
The Petrograd correspondent Of the
Times, in giving an account OF the oc
| cupation, asserts that the Russians
took the capital quite in accordance
with the plans Of the Cars com
mander-in-chief. The commander-in
chiefs message was as follows: -
with extreme Joy and thanking
Gcd, l announce to your Majesty that
the victorious army under General
Ruszky captured Lemberg at eleven
o'clock this morning. The army OF
General Brusseloff has taken Haliciz
l beg your Majesty to confer on Gen
eral Ruzsky, in recognition Of services
preceding the battles, the fourth class
Of the Order Of st. George, and for
the capture Of Lemberg, the third
class Of the same order; and on Cen
eral Brussiloff the fourth class OF the
same order"
nf tho y1,oUritNHo NJ tho Pucc{on
| victory before Lemberg there can be
no question, the correspondent adds
The Austrian forces amounted to nc
less than 100000 men with 500 artil
lery pieces.
There were three complete army
corps, the Third, Eleventh and
Twelfth, and parts Of the Fourteenth
and Seventh. An Austrian army
corps on war footing, it is explained,
is raised to three divisions, Of which
third is made up of reserves.
BY this victory Russia has put out
Of action quarter of the total Aus
trian first line troops and captured
nearly a quarter of the Austrian artil.
lery, besides commanding all roads
leading from Galicia into Hungary
The Galicians warmly welcomed the
Russian troops, according to the pris'
oners, who also spoke Of the terrible
execution of the Russian artillery.
London, Sept. 5.-The complete de.
struction Of the right wing Of the Kai
ser's army in France and an end tc
his dash on Paris seemed probable
last night from dispatches reaching
here from Ostend, telling Of the re
pulse of the Germans north of Pari:
and terrific assault on their line at
Rheims by the French.
For the first time the plan of the al
lies becomes apparent. Paris has beer
used as the bait, decoy to draw the
Germans headlong beyond their sup
port.
1t is estimated that 100000 allies
and 1000 Germans have fallen in the
Paris campaign. The trap now is be-
ing sprung. The French. with the
strong British forces on their north
have suddenly assumed the offensive
and hurled back the German advance
with staggering losses. The Germans
have been repulsed to the north OF
Paris by the left wing of the allies,
From a few miles beyond Chantilly
seventeen miles from the gates OF
Paris, where on Wednesday was heard
the sound Of the advancing German
artillery laundering it's warning to the
capital city, the Teutons have been
swept back to st. Quentin. st. Quen,
tin is more than half the distance tc
the border and is the town that fell
before the German advance a week
ago.
With the French left wing bracine
in the defense of Paris tremendous
force during the last two days has
been catapulted against the center OF
the German line about Rheims, and
there a battle is in progress in which
more than 100000 soldiers are fight
ing with terrific fury.
Crown Prince Frederick William
commands the German center and the
Kaiser is declared to be with him.
The French have been heavily REIN
forced and in the shape OF a great
wedge are boring away at the line in
a desperate effort to cut through, and
SO isolate the troops Of the Kaiser
which are on the right wings on the
road to Paris.