Omaha daily bee., 1914-10-02
INDIAN SOLDIERS
OF ENGLISH KING :
ON EUROPE'S SOIL
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IN London, been pierced here and there
with holes which permit some mixing Of
the events happening on the stage be-
hind II.
From what can be deduced from three
fragmentary glimpses. there would APP
pear TO be Justification in the opinion OF
British observers. forsthe confident, even
seemingly inspired optimism on the part
of the allies This describes events as
shaping themselves for a repetition OF
history as 1t was written on the river
Marne when tho allied forces sent the
Germans back on their tracks.
All the skiiful tactics employed ly
General Won Kiuck, the commander Of
the German right wing have thus far
failed. These efforts. however, have by
no means ceased, and the German general
staff, It is felt in London, probably will
risk something elsewhere In order TO
reinforce this wing. Heretofore rein
foroements have been met by reinforce
ments
The Germans nearly got through the
allies ring near Albert. to the northeast
Of Amiens, but after two days OF fierce
struggle they failed These incessant as
saults on the part OF the Germans have,
according to the allies. caused the as
sailants such appalling losses in men
that. even allowing for achievements,
their ranks must have been materially
weakened.
The announcement from France of the
recreation OF the. post of marshall OF
France. coming simultaneously with the
report OF General Joffre. commander-in-
chief OF the French forces, OF the salts
factory conditions along the entire battle
line, has been hailed by the allies m pc
culiarly significant
The German navy Is showing increased
activity on the Baltic coast. II is In
readiness to support German land forceI
| u they succeed In forcing the passage OF
the River Niemen.
In the meanwhile there has come e
London news that within a week a new
Russian army 100000 strong will joir
the present armies in Poland and Ga.
liela for "Russias principal attack or
Germany"
View of French Expert.
PARIS, Get 1.-THE Germans oontinuC
the fierce attack in the angle formed by
the rivers Disc and Aisne in the direction
OF Tracy-le- Mont. just northeast OF the
forest OF the Aigne which has already
been a scene Of success on the part Of
the allies. Here the French lines have
thus far held solidly as the attempts
made 10 break them have been futile
The contest has been slngularly desperate
but the ailies. by daring counter man
oeuvers have checked tho bold attempts
OF their adversRries.
The latest news from the front. while
not giving sufficient details to satisfy
the Partisan easerness for war news. q
nevertheless regarded by them as favor
able and they continue to walt Will
patience for some decisive result OF tn,
great battle.
Lieutenant Colonel Rousset, the mill
tary critic. writing TO the Petit PSrisien
quotes the sentence from the officia
communication reading ION our left win
TO the north OF the somme the action con
tinues TO- develop more and more towar
the north" and says:
II remember perfectly having seen a
the imperial maneuvres OF 1909 somethinl
analogous 20 the actual situation OF tn
oNfHhhH ApENco lpuoys n NtTNaiu CORPS q
the attacking army, disappointed in
maneuvre which II had contemplate
against the left flank of the enemy
found itself at the end OF the day com
pressed between two lines OF fire whic
had the form Of the letter v reversed
Is useless 70 say that the German EN-
peror was not ali satisfied and dout
II he be more 90 today in seeing thI
singular operation happen again TO hi
great loss.
Attack on Southern wing.
Having been unable TO oppose our 81
tension toward the north. the German
struggled TO break At its summit IN
angular line we occupy Against Tracy
le-Mont they delivered a furious attar
which appears to have cost them dearll
Perhaps II is not the last one imagin
: however. that such assaults will becom