The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-09-13

70 cheek any attempt ~ Nm fn~1s5on
in force which xhe Germans ssmt east
ENGLAND
tcnnfsnze1 from Gage Ii
sy-af@e miles northwest % TFeyea. On
she Eeex bank 81 tie Seine eises. This
movement. the enemy ztssnpxed -
cover BY tsrs~Snq ogs large Flank
ing fssee 10 the ~est a. the ogr>4
rSves. nm zff7Yent 81 tine Marine Our
air scouts reported Iris ard Il was
plain th1t tie enersys entire right
wing was Ia S1aGe-o1s pesEsasn- In
es<GeGgenee, 4 Mas decided thzt TIE
allies cossd assUsse Size offensive
THE sener.s attack BY the Aiises
began on September D Ths allies At
lacked frcen both Srose and fSanx
~tsiEe II ssse same tEnss the covering
force WAS sasziEed BY she army Of
tire defense of Paris This ARMY was
bre1Gnt into action On she line frcrn
Nznceyis lie EzrSosr- tsn rnFies south
east Of senfis. sArrG7h shenSen 10
Meaux in Department Sesne e Marine.
tsenty-seven niEes northeast Of
Paris A. she s1-ae sFrne the British
army sfszrkes frcnezssy- tire es.nys
right wing win she Freness sroors
cs tire army ard q she north coop
efstsna
-The es-ssne1 operations sess 4
ccaseEeee szsceeas- TIE Gervsan Eaek
was eo-cee hack ~rtA hessy LOSSES 20
the river cYrca- where n msSe >
strce5 teSense- eseeatzaS several
W9oroGs counter ss.sesR- Hr~=sel,
~. cc-Ssnet FrercA ard British AID
- by ere PARIS t=ferse army, prs~e6
bee serens fcr t.e enesav. The right
a~Trs was Hnziiy driven szcS spca sNe
Hire q the NORM river aat th=n
pushed back se-css so.h- TIE na'n
sodv cf tAe right wing was in grave
danger because 81 The es-pseee -
fest % Tire covering force
-on the ter4h. the German right
wing affected 4 retreat over ire
Marne river. The British army 2feh
. portion Of the French forces erossed
the river below Chateau Thiery- rhis
movement obliged the enemys forces
~ess Of tire our-q TO retreat hurried
sy 20 the nerehessx In the dsreesica
Of soissons-
~Since the tenth. the whole German
right wing has fallen back . consider
able distance ard 10 being esosesy
followed ard hard pressed By the
British and French armieaL
THE British frecrs hare eskes s.
900 prisoners ard fifteen guns On
the tenth and eleventh. she eaenny
WAS reported 70 10 rapsdly sesisiss
OVER the Aisne river. TIE e.fsssh
cavalry advance was rsportes ssdU
in Tire nersh~ese cs Reeirsa-
while tire German right WING has
been sens back ard thrown Ia 5fsor-
der, TIRE French armies 30 ths esss
hass heavily engaged tsss German
center which had ersihed fes,s1rd 20
viery lie Francois and Ensiiy scored
. notable saeeess- On De sssventA.
she Germans 6naHty showed sisns -
giving cay and to6sy shey were ee~s-
eelsed % abandon their eatrsoeAe5
Sositsen az Witty. The French ara
driving the eremy nerthssr5 - tAe
Arsonne feres1
~ssnce Tire third. the Freneh army
has captured zpproximsteiy so sUns-
rhe erery ~s.o - retreasir9 aicn9
sAe ~vsose lire ca ses Merse river. Is
sufserSrs greatly. not alsas in per
sonaei and war materials, but IA the
morale ~ his t-eeps.-
THE cUNNER.s STORY
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Afeersnos. esrrninahsm and other
pesnsa- All have stories 20 tell 81 the
Hshsins against re cernana Anc.s
shs sveunde6 a Birmingham 10 q ser
rean. gunner. - seriously wounded
in she js~ THAT ~ cannot sreak- He
ss.eed . pad o. his knee however.
ara wrote q ssAsensns 60 HE expert
ence- The fsss. z1na and 3tst were
a Tgrnsi.- The gunner wrete. Tire
SHELLS fell like rain The 18Th seon
had casy enc ezseer left Ny gun
,~ss On Rank fred sixty rounds IN
% r.sautea But ~fe ueea m need Of
spepors which did ne eeme- u sas
sabeus 500 Ensissh trying q savs