The Tulsa star. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1913-1921, 1914-09-19

continue L menace 10 tie German
hEuk The Servians E-s leaving the
bulk o. the work IL tne invasion q
Bosnia 70 The AIouteneE-ins.
Capture 20o.oOo EuFtrisns.
Rome-NevE received here from
+ Pet-Dg-ad is 70 The effscf that TIE
Austrian prisoners nov In the hands
o. ne Russians aggregate about two
hundred THOUSAND
it5Hsnt Cisr1or for War.
+ Psris-A dispatch TO the Hsvas
f Agency from Rome says that several
hundred persons including Socialist,
Republican. Democrat and Nationa !st
men bers Of the Caamter Of Deputies.
BATTERED near thE ROYAL palace and
trBverEed the streets cheering Tor
Italy, the army and France. The popu-
. lace mEssed along the route Of the
T procession Joined in TIE cheering and
f ciamore5 foT wa.
Berlin Calls for War Leans
/ London.-A Copenhagen dispatch 70
. TIE Daily Mail says that the Berlin
T newspapers are making urgent appeals
70 the public 70 subscribe way loans.
They point Out that % help can be
expected from neutral countries The
lapers declare that Germany must
rely on her own resources as she has
70 fight the whole world for her exist.
ence.
Allies Press Eovs ntsse.
FsriE.-The allies. following ID their
f recent Successes. with much ardor
hare forced the German invaders 70
continue the retirement q their rlrht
TANK and center from the east Of Paris.
The Germans abandoned much
equipment and az the same tine sac.
rihced many prisoners and left their
wounded where they fell
The British were again prominent
IN the pursuit. in which, besides tax.
ing large number Of prisoners. they
Z captured eleven cannon. while the
French took another German regimen.
tai flag.
The Germans tried desperately 10
cross the Narne near Meau1. French
engineers had blown up the bridges
and when the Germans threw pontoons
across, the famous 3-inch guns Of the
French demolished the structures be
fore they could be used. Sixteen
times the Germans repeated the ef
Tort under q raking fire Of shot and
she'll.
AUstrisns Cut OF.
Petrograd.-lt is announced that
the Russian troops have succeeded
in separating the left wing of the
Austrian army from the troops which
were operating around Tomaszow and
Rawa. in Russian Poland. Tomaszow
has been taken after a desperate fight.
The German troops near Myszineo
and Chorzele. Russian Poland. have
been repulsed with heavy losses.
tChorzele is sixty miles north Of War.
saw. near the east Prussian boundary
The Russian troops have taken by as.
sault the fortified position Of Opole
and Tourbin (yillages between Lublin
and the San river. in Russian Poland)
and have pursued the enemy twenty.
five miles. Russian cavalry is stiH
driving the rear guard Of the.ensmy.
Russians Repulsed.
London.-A Reuter- dispatch from
Berlin says that the general STAFF
announces that the Twenty-second
Russian army corps Of Finland has
tried TO force an entrance into East
Prussia by way Of Lyck. The Russians
we're defeated at Lyck. Lyck is in
East Prussia on Lake Lyck, thirty
miles east Of Ortelsburg.
AJstrians on the Offensive.
The following official German state
ment was received by the Marconi
Wireless Telegraph Company:
In the eastern theater OF war. the |
battle has been recommended and the |
Austrians have assumed the offensive |
in the region OF Lemberg. During the |
nine days fighting II is estimated the
Russians have engaged $4,000 infan.
try. 10000 cavalry. 500 machine guns
and 1000 field guns
II is possible that the Austrians have
kept the Russians busy in Galicia lust
long enough 10 enable Germany TO get
her troops into East Prussia before
the Russians were able TO dispose OF
the Austrians and sweep down upon
Posen and Prussia.
Berlin Office 10 Quiet
Berlin.-In accordance with its
principle OF reporting only accom-.
plished facts, the general headquarters
of the army in Berlin is still silent con.
cerninR the great hat,Ia u,ht,h 4. - |