The Elbert County tribune., 1914-09-11
MAUBEUGEzHASzE LEN
FRENCH SURRENDER STHE IA,
NOUS FORTRESS AFTER WEEK
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Paris. Sept, .10.7rAt the close of the
third day OF the most furious and san
Culinary battle in the history OF the
world, the; Germans are in fun retreat
from their positions on the outskirts
Of Paris, according to the French war
office. ,..-...'. -, 80 ,Iai i.itas,ua
The allied British and French
troops continue to push their adyan-
tage against the Kaisers troops, who
are out .of ammunition and supplies,
and have pressed back the invaders
an average of twenty-five miless on
the battle front, which stretched
"Wednesday 100 miles from Meauxs to
the. fortress Of Verdun on the 'Meuse
river. -'".+~ AZ % o'--
On some parts OF the battle line
the retreat of the sGermaiis Ii "a com
Dlete ropt, z Whole leregimepts1 are flee
ing in disorder from the determined
attacks OF the allies, and the British
and French cavalry Is cutting down
the fugitfves. The German army OF
clamped in theatrap which the French
war office declares. was. planned at
the beginning, ofHthe war. pAt- Calais
the report, Of, the. landipglo of 100000
Russian troops, has been confirmed, :.
They, came from ,Archangel, through
the White sea and around the Scandl-
nayiaii peninsula. All OF the great
passenger' liners carrying the British
and French flags have been pressed
into service. j.. !. acll adiasalos a.laW
Lord. Kitchener spggestiOn OF a se-,
cret coup, which would aid In crushing.
the Germans, made several days age
has been solved in the landing Of 90,-,
900 native troops from india, The
Russians and 'Asiatics VIM cooperate
on the northwest with the 'Beigfaus to
annihalate tile vast German army in. fits
retreat from Paris,i according tonthe-
plan of the allies. .e.cIsIliG elease b4!"
All :, Paris. Ids iubilantsg Cheering
thronss OF womens children apda old
men. all that are left .since-tha~ ~mobi,-
lization, crowd the streets and, shout
for France. because they believe. the
danger of n siege has BEEN averted..
The Gerniurrs. who nave brought up
| reinforcements, are striking at the al
lies lefDi and de mt ter ..bet~eeff Montmif4
all and Yjtry lie Francois. a .froIftl of
from fiftglto sixty JDiles. h,Iteach' tune
they have. been. driYen back. 70 esn ba
! They are bringing their- reipforces,
fnents down. from ,chslpns on the roads,
| leading TO Fere, Champenoise.. Somme-
sous and Sonfpuis, IN tie face, OF the
French artillery posted' on the Sheights
which give 1t a great advantage.
} General Pau, 'lwho o~commands the
! center of the FrenchoaEniysin this dis
trict, is!reDorted sso.be adrancinganorth
Of, Sezanne towards the plateau which
| commands the center Of tha, whole bat,
I tlefield. On his, left the British force
hasa driven the Germans across the
| Grand Morfh and Petit 'Mooirif rivers to-
|. wards Marne' itself.a while oh the ,ex-
| treme left the French sixth army aa.
/ yanoing fioizt Paris along gtiie! ourcq
river. hayeihad further successes e y!
Il 20 ,bs .DJ. J.ts75 q 74.-s-4.----,oiay COL ,saa
Kaiser Expresses SogroW for .l-ouysin,
+ Wasliington.-Pre Wilson re-
| ceived a personal cablegram from En-,
| pcror William pf' Germany protesting
lsagainsts The aaseeby the allied armies
| OF dun. dun bulietsnand the sparticipa.
ton in The war by tcivilians. of BEL.
| ighim.s aThe message Expressed also
the German 'EmpeForsl deep regret. al
the destructiona of the Belgian. city OF
| Lourain. o...My heart bleedsI for Lon.
vain" is one of the phrases which the
I Emperorlis understood tol:have used.
He declared. however, that the .popala-
ation of Belgium had offered SUCH re.
asistance that his generals had in
many cases found IT necessary to ad.
.ninisterpsevere punishment s'1e" 'sse
| 3d .!.H ,saaagA.L =. ~ ,lls1gi9oa a+i .
Kczar's Troops Crush Austrian Force.
= Petrograid Tie following announce,
l.ment Was issued Wedhesdayy BY the
| general stafr Of tie G Hand Duke Mich.
.olas, commander inichief of 'tte Rus,
sian forces. On Sept IS and 0 we at
tackled the. Austrian ARMY at azamosc.
situated northeast cot Krubes slow and
southeast of Ravaruska. The Austrian
army is. retiring in. disorder pursned
I by the RussiansY .Neap oF'rampol ' the
Russian cavalry rushed, big conveys Of
the enemy in the direction OF Lublin.
The Austro-G erinans troops, having
beefi -iislodgeti from the fortified poo-
sitions they were occupying, retired n,
a. southe,ay directfonliAr an'p''a4 'a''4'
u saA 80 ssG9f .--------a Jon anoasog w
r. 'esj 10000 Japs at tLuns Kow..a' 90 }
| Peking.. "A telegram g from German
sources states that the Japanese land
i "a pA oNO ,r,esn to11 nv, D. sk,ns,. 4.