Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1914-10-02
SUMMARY OF WAR
DAY.

Sldu liouliSi.
On the. French right the enemy has
begun to give way before the at,
lacks of the allies.
The Germans have succeeded in
gaining footing on the Mouse
heighths and have pushed forward in
the direction of st. Mihiel
The advance troops of the French
came in contact with superior forces
of the enemy on the right wing and
were compelled to give little ground.
The allies have struck the German
right wing to the northwest of No
yon, and the invading forces on their
part, have hurled themselves against
the French line between Verdun and
Toul.
Muestricht great masses of German
troops are being transported into
France on the railway line running
between Munish, Gladbach and AK in
Chappelle.
SUNDAY.
| HS 4NCtHcliduuS 5ONcIAIuSul udS uC-
clared martial law in the eastern
provinces.
| In the Woevre region, the French
report some gain of ground, but de-
scribe the situation on the heights of
the Mouse as unchanged.
| The British official reports are ex-
ceedingly meager, in keeping with
the determination of the British
orders to enforce a more rigid CEN
sorship.
A battle between the Russians and
Germans in the region of Drusken-
hiki, in the government of Suwalki,
Russian Poland, bordering on Prus-
STA is reported.
| The territory between the rivers
Somme and Disc Is the scene of the
fiercest battle along the great front
in northern France, where the Ger
mans and allies have been striving
for two weeks to force each other
back.
MONDAY.
The German emperor is now report
ed to be suffering from inflammation
Of the lungs.
In the far east, according to Jap
anese reports, the Japanese have de.
feated the Germans on the outskirts OF
Using Tau.
The French claim appreciate ad
vance on the left wing and victory
over the famous Prussian guard in
the center. .s1
For three days without cessation the
Germans have hurled their masses
against the French and English alonl
the entire front in northern France.
The bayonet has played an impor
tant part in these engagements where
the men in the trenches on the one
side or the other are only few hun
dred yards apart.
The German staff, by way Of Der
lin, reports that the allies are using
the railroads in a general attack or
the extreme end of the right flank 81
the German army.
One Of the remarkable things in this
great battle, which now has entered
upon its sixteenth day, is the spiri
maintained by the troops. British
French and Germans have withstoot
the most terrific Smelling the worlt
has even known.
TUESDAY.
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IDENTIFY been imposed at virtually al
points.
The Austrian forts at Cattaro Dial
malta, September 10 sunk larg
French warship.
Advices received in Paris say tn
rapid increase in grain prices in Aus
tria is causing anxiety in official Gil
cles.
Petrograd reports officially that tn
Austrian stronghold Of Przemysl 4
Galicia Is completely invested by tn
Russians.
. The Montenegrins, who have allie
, themselves with the Servians in tn
. conflict with Austria, are maxim
D advances.
One sentence in which there is n
Change in the situation" epitomize
the official reports from Londol
Paris and Berlin.
' The Austrian government has col
:, fiscated the Canadian Pacific railwa
l. company's securities and money d.
@ posted in Vienna.
Furious fighting continues in nortl
ern France where the allied forces al
/ at grips with the German forces
what is characterized as tn ecruci;
Q action of the battle of the Aisne.
. WEDNESDAY.
Q A British cruiser squadron in cor
9 mand of Rear Admiral Cradock hs
arrived at Punta Arenas, strait of M
gellin and is believed to be on it's wa
to the Pacific.
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