Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-26
GERMANS MAKING THEIR Eff
FORT AGAINST FRENCH
CENTER
RUSSIANS ARE BUSY AGAIN
Germans Believed to Have Been
Defeated in Southern Rus
sian Poland

T,,o rneaecmcnt- that may have
decisive results in the great ha'tl' ne
ina vaecd IN northern France are ne
ing fought The allies have struck
thc German right wing northwest "I
\oynn. aud the invading lof''s h"N
hurird Themselves against ne iftl,"
line hrtvrcn \crdun and Ioul. IN"
broinniun Of these attacks was an
,,n,,nrrd i'm thr French official state
mrnt issued today but it'll" was as
closed a. to how the fights are pro-
grc~~ing. ,r.,,,I,
The advance troops of the French
came in contact with superior loIt'7
ur thc enemy on the ri@nt wing llls
morning and were compelled To give
IittIc ground. Being reinforced, now
ever. the French troops vigorously re-
-umcd the offensive. rms actlnh J.
described a. violent ana general ONT
on the French right wing IN" en-
rmN has begun 10 give way bcl"f" ih'
attach. of the allies, coming from me
dircrtiou of Nancy and Toul, accord
in t1 the French official report.
Ihc report admits that the Ger
mans have gained a footing IN the
Ncu~c heights and have pushed lor1
ward "a the direction ot ~. hlii'i
tm the riaht bank of the Meusc,
twenty miles southeast OF \erdun) J.
but haze not been able to cross the
river,
Iu the southern region Of NOcNrc
the enemy j. retiring towards hup'
u Mad, in the department. OF M'ur-
thr-rt- NO-rllc. Ihc dtiloh 'ohl'i"'
in that region.
Sump confirmation was given TO-
uight of Yesterdays report that ih'
Germans have suffered reverse ON
thr east lru--ian frontier. Nc\rraI
trainlOad~ ui wounded have arrived
at p-ko\. according to Pcuograu
dispatch. having been engaged In Sc
we're fighting on the borders OF Nu-
ualki. where thcN say the Germans
sustained heavy LOSSES.
The Amsterdam correspondent Oh
the Reuter- Telegram company liii'
sent u dispatch to London, saying
that. according 10 telegram IRON
Nur,tli, ht. great masses OF German
roou> are being transported intt
France over the railway line runnlns
bct,yccn Munich. GladbaCh and AIR
In-thapCllC.
dispatch received in London iron
O~lcnd says that forty thousand ter
mans have been cncampcd III me en-
Niron~ Of Waterloo since saturday
The invading troops have lnstaiie'
MrNS~c.
/, was officially announced in Lon
don touinh that nearly sixty otllCcr
and fourteen hundred men were los
~ fine sinking of the British cruiser
Aboukir, Hoguc and Crcssy by Ger
.lan submarines in the North sea
The admiralty tonight published IN
rruotts of the senior surviving ON
GERS Of the ill-fated ships, laid dow
the rule that military disposition
aud interests must take prcccd"nC
over the saving of life in such case
and that ships must be left 10 thei
own resources a. they would be il
battle.
Premier \squith appeared at IN
Mansion house in Dublin tonight fo
The purpose. a. he put II. "aS the hea
Of the kings government to Summo
IoyaI aud patriotic ireland to take he
place in defence of our commo
raiISc.'
The prime minister received ire
nicndOu- welcome, his words arou>
ing great enthusiasm.
German airShipS and acropiant
again have been flying along the BE
gian aud French coasts. droppin
bombs at O-lend and BOulogne. y
nrcat DAMAGE was done in eth,
place. II j. expected in London thi
German aNiators will venture aero
th,. English channel when condition
are Favorable.
\ dispatch To London from Berli
SAYS the general starr admits that IL
official lists oi prisoners. as preNiousI
publi~hcd. have been round To
erroneous. II Il announced that Il
aggregate number of prisoners no
in German hands is fifty thousan
instead of two hundred and fifty thol
sand H. previously reported. or tho'
hcid. thirty thousand are Russians.
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