Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-10-29
Men Have Been withou- Slee,
ard Carrying on Struggle il
Country That Is Virtually
MoraSS.
NEW ATTEMPT ON DUNk!RA
Germans Bring Up More Mer
and Gun, and are Expected
to Renew Struggle Beyont
Reach Of Fire of the Briti,;t
Wa,Ships.


b,,r,.,,, ,.,,,..1 ~ NV - lih'I "
battle in west Flanders .,,d ~ sah+ine,
which slackeued ,.ee,.rd,,. ca,na - -.
almost compiote sto,, to-day, Tboro ,,.,,
have been some ii,r,ntr,. attacts .nd
these ma, contjniio but dcsratcbos frorr
| points along the Dutcb fron+ier s+ota tb,,
| the artillery firing has ce,sod r,assor,ror.
crossine the cbanner to-n,gb, h,.iro ~
SAM. now, Wv
II was this do,,htloss..ba. to, 20 49, u.
port coming from nor+borr Era,oa .,,a,
| the Germans had ro,lrod having civ
up their attcmpt to reach .be chanre'
ports
The fact is that the two armies hav,
fought themselves ont tcmnora ri,v anj
that the Germans first effort to break
| through the allies lines has failed. Nek
| ther side could continue any longer tn,
men having been without sleep or res,
Tor the days that the battle has heen ir
progress over ground which at best is 2
| HoIass'
| '"' ''' "i''hS 9ucceeded Iast SATURDAY
!" Tc''i'S So'''e men across the User cana
' ."c. P"' "ioFe men across sunday.
-, '''''i'7 ''', III was 10" IoTiriu'
49,, ",'' Nv 'P' "'i''s are taN'
ri'f'9li .NONh AGAINST DCNkIRk.
Ihere Is every evidenc", however, that
the Germans intend to renew their at
tempt 10 force their way through to Dun
N'rh' lh'Y are bringing up fresh men
nI' moro ammunition and guns. hut at
'"0 'i'''e 'I''' ar" taN'hg the precaution
W i'' y '''i' 81 HN' 'I4d lIlN VI utLtUSt. SQOuIt
defeat
ne NJ" attempt IL Is 9eleNed' Will b"
'n'uo Iurther ih'ahd Tor the failure OF
."' '''H' 'i' was IdFEeIy que TO the pom
"'' '''''' 'n't '"e troops ana artillery
.''' w. '""e'1" from the BfltlSh and
'' " "''A A'''i'S oIl 'iT coast or Tel
SUN
ms cessation OF heaVy hghtlng seems
to have extended along the line as far
as Arfas ana the result of it all is that
Tile "erihans' while they have suffered
heaNN losses ana have inflicted similar
punishment on the allies, are farther
away from the French coast than they
"er" at the beginning of the battle.
The small forces which have Jcen left
to hold the line from the Disc to the
MeuSe while the greater battle Is pr ,cae1-
ing have been engaging in night attacks
at different points the ADVANTAGES soma
times going IA tho ona and so,,a.tr,o, o.
the other. 1t is said that in ona 80 these
night attacks near Croorro ,bo ,.o.,,,
lost 100 mon
Along ,ha Maueo ~, L,,a,,L
vanclnr SLOWLY ho.,,o,, ,,.. 49,,
ST Nib,al e., ,ho,n oos. aD
Germnps who aro ,o,a,,, '"'
'01''e '''o '@''4' p'a'f
GERMANS RETIRE IN POLAND
The German o,rt,.ja, ranort issuoa .,
day saws tina. tbo cor,,o,,s 49,.
to withdraw Z, po,ari g.
Russian reinforcenar.s r,,,
mention FROM, .ht, go. w INST
that region s,,,- '"' ~" 'V 'n
on Warsa,, 49,, 'ia" ''4F"nt=
rival ~ !, ', oS the az
troons Vi 'rrsh RUSSIAN
Tho p,,.,,
nro,,aso arat,r, 'H'. t' % making
yanr.. ,L-o,,n,' VINO ad-
tbe.- Ia,. u,rr ana attacked
stan fror,,a. t,~.. Wv h'as' fros-
have reru,sad .ho c., - 'ia' .heN
th,t ouortor rho D',a@Ia.. o'' ."Si'e from
olor,v ~ t,,oo a.o n,,,."", nav ''"S hai
numbers or mon an, 1p ,'li''NiiSe
10 taI,c tho dofars,,.o -, "oie
me long frort roo,,,in- tr,., on
IN m, Carrotbions
The greater nart -. ,,-i..
irawn into tho coretc+ ,t l., ~
hat the Germans b,,o i,,,o,a.,
me OF Porturavs African ,,,ssoan,S
hat there has bcon frhti,, or tho 49,,
lcrs Of tho German ana poI,+on ao,.I
n that continent and mat tha pr,.tah
md Germans have boer ba,.f,r r,or'
llirmishes.