Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-09-25
ALLIES HERCELY
CHARGE TRENCHES
FIERCE ssscSTT ATTACK RESULTS
~ GERMANS BEING DRIVES
FECM THEIR POSITIONS.
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The baEx5S B@Ewe@m the Ev%9tG&
GsSmanS &ad tAs Yreneh and BTf1tsa
frocre on Frenca soil eoatsnu@s. and
fFon tns most Fssfz5se Esws oosztz-
able, &c wogld seem that the Germans
ere slowly Yielding gFoSnG-
The losses On b0Sa sizes are heavy
ths ashtf1g icing almost facsssant-
In . fierce nl9ht attack, oS%nS1 ~
tie aggtes ssEas1zzeeusly along the
whole Iizs between tae 4fsze zz6 tae
Disc az 2 O'Clock Tuesday morning.
TIE Germans were surprised IN their
trenches and driven out at several
points On the German Fizat. boEa
sides suffering very heavy losses.
Soon after tas attack ODene6 the
Germans directed an attack zGatnss
the sIItsg lines further 70 the esasr
BUT we're driven back I'm . h&n6-go-
hand encogater, Ia which Ifzs alter
line elaahed n terrific b4y01e2
charges fl the dark
During Monday severe hghting had
occurred along the entire battle IEns.
whsez has narrowed 70 aboat NASTY
miles bscanss Of the rival armies
drawing closer together for the more
massive compact About 5 o'ciock f.
the aSteTnOoz q IuII was peEeepEf5.e.
the Germans being exhausted from
the repeated eounteF-3ttacks directed
against the British and FKenehs Wbo
invariably reDaIsed them, generally
with gains 70 the allies.
During che early part Of the might
the enlightenment had narrowed to &C.
tIVIty On the heavy guns and the are
was dssgltOFy. But at 2 o'clock tn
the morning q preconceFted attack
By the allies opened with unprecs
dent@d fury. Artillery, Fapid-hEe gums
and small arms crashed forth a. u
at . given signal, and the IRE was
overwhelming
On the allies left the onslaught Was
conducted with the greatest vigor. fci
here the attacking Preach and British
had made the greatest advances and
the troops were buOyed up BY the full
enthusiasm Of their trfumphS.
The French gunneTs had the TangG
and Faked the German trenches will
, q CALLING IRE. Under cover 81 thu
and the Fapid-hers, which swept III
top Of the Vine 81 trenches. the Brit
fish and French cavalry and infantTl
advanced and stoFmed them.
The energy Of the attack took Ii
. Germans by surprise and after
fierce struggle at the trenches u
I Germans were driven back. The Gel
I man resistance was desperate. It va
not until they were overwhelmed >
numerically stronger forces that the
were swept from their position.
But the fighting on land has give
way for the moment ~ a news facto
20 the daring raid IN the North se
by FIVE German submarine boai
which tOrDedoed and sank three Bri
ish armored eruisers-the AbOuki
tta Greasy and the Hugue-and
turn lost two OK their own numbe
. under the IRE of tint British guns.
In its daring, as reported by Il
British admiralty. the attack Of Il
It little piungers surpassed any nav
. maneuyer Of the present var. OF q
D, aggregate normal personnel Of ~
b men carried by the cruisers It IL es
/. mated that 100 were saved.
It The Russians are reported TO hal
d. taken the fortified town Of JarOsla
r, on the San river, northwest Of Pre-
ID mysl, from the Austriang, and a Ron
b. dispatch credits the Montenegro
+. and geFyianB with having capture
ID from the Austrians 8aFaIevo. capt.
70 Of Bosnia.
In Africa the British repulsed
German attack In their eastern ter
!. tory, the Germans Tetreating vi
losses. General Louis B0tha, the /
10 nous Boer general and now premi
Of the Union Of South Africa. has q
vs en- over supreme command OF the BIT
81. fish operations against German Son
al west Africa.
". It Is reported that the French 8
or again bombarding the important Al
trian seaport cattaro In Dalmatia.
ad @Lord Kitchener, the British y
vn minister, has approved the propo
he ton for the formation Of a Wei
10. army corps.
!, Another British casualty list sllo
ma q large proportion Of officers amo
the killed, wounded or missing.
The Hamburg American line stea
or spreewald, armed as an auxliis
20 cruiser. and two German collie
nm have been captured by the Brit
on cruiser Berwick in the North Allan
md ocean.
he II IL reported that a vessel OF
IN. 900 tons has been sunk by q mine
IN the North sea