Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-09-12
Allies Forcing Enemy Back in Di-
rection Of Rivers Aisne and
Disc; Left Wing Continues Ac-
tive With Varying Successes.
RUSSIAN FORCES v|CTORS

London Sept 11The battle of the Marne the French
chred the great struggle which has now been progress tor
week in the territory between Paris and Vedun with the allied
armies Of France and England opposing the Germans has not yet
reached decisive result The German right and cente however
face Of superior FORCES continues retire the north along the
which General Won Kuck made his famous lightning ad
Paris Belgian border after defeating the allies
at Mons Camlre and st. Quenine
RIGHT WING IS FALLING BACK
With Kuck Also according French reports the right wing
of General Won Bueows which supported the left falling
the rivers Aisne Oise The German left wing
composed of sections Prince Wuerembeg army and the
commanded by the German prince still fighting with
The armies however appears have passed Verd
and Berlin reports say they bombarng fortified positions
south Of that fortress #
The French military authorities who heretofore have
the information made public concerning military operations east Of
Paris to aconc statements today lengthy description Of the
been raging September 9Th over the
Verd Evidently the left wing of the allied armies facing north
has born the preliminary engagements which the
British took such prominent part and they object to the highest
compliments on the part Of the French military
DRAW BACK IS MILES
the combat seems to be developing into an abandonment at
least Of the advance positions had by the Germans who it is
nomced retiring along the greater part of the line The retire
ment at points has been forty-fye miles
Furious onsghts sometimes by the French and again by the
Germans occurred about the center OF extensive line in the
cniy of VitryeFrancos Three great German armies have
effected junction repeatedly and hurled themselves against the
French positions but they unable to achieve the seeming object
of breaking the allies CENTER thus dividing the AngoFrench
mics The French and British offered equally vigorous resistance
and tonight officially announced the German we'll
the right wing retiring rain caused great difficulty
marsh districts but did operations fade Of troops
and artillery duel proceeded all day is believed the retiring
Germans suffered more than the allies.
The Germans continue their retreat The British have taken
eleven and many prisoners.
RUSSIANS ARE VICTORIOUS
Petrograd Sept 1-Tomascow in Russian Poland has been
taken by the Russians after desperate fight The German
Msznec and Choee Russian Poland repused with
heavy losses The Russian have taken by assault the for
fled position of Opoo and Tourbne Russian Poland
sued the distance of twenty-five miles, The
airy is still driving the guard of the enemy.
1t is announced that Russian troops succeeded in
left OF the Austrian from troops which operating
around Tomoscow and Rawa in Russian Poland
RUSSIANS DEFEATED AT LYCK
London Sept 1A Reuter- dispatch from Berlin says:
staff announces that the army corps
OF Finland tried to force entrance into East Prussia Iyck
The Russians were defeated at Lyck."
TAKES FORTIFIED POSITIONS
Washington d. c. Sept 1-The fortified position Of Aus
trlans at Opole and Tobn (vage lying Lubln and
San ver taken by roops says tonight to the
Russian embassy from it's foreign office
Serious fighting continues along the line from Russka
to the river Dne the Russian 'front.' the Germans con-
nue advance Their effort directed toward the region
of Mazur Lake,
GERMANS HAVE REVERSES IN BELGIUM
London Sept lOsend dispatch Reuters says: "Severe
engagement took place yesterday the neghborhood
gen Iermonde Belgium The Germans beat hasty retreat
thirty behind Before departing Termonde the
paged and destroyed the town Of fourteen hundred
houses eleven hundred ashes Works historical
memorials destroyed Several notable persons were taken
prisoners and 200 civilians to Germany
MAIL and before Federal Court commi.
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