New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-28
Most Terrific Fighting of Campaign Is
Reported on Left - Allies Claim
Successful Resistance Everywhere.
HIGHEST COMMAND" FORCES ISSUE
Violence OfInvaders' OnsIaughts, in Which Bayonets
Are Often Used, Is Construed to Mean Leaders
Determination to Settle Battle at Once.

determination 10 Settle Battle at UnCe.
On the Battle Front (via Pars) Sept g. 1915 A NJ
Desperate attempts made by the Germans the end of
the long line of battle break through the Allies Forces which
engaged turning movement have resulted in the most furious
fighting which has taken place since the beginning of the campaign
After fighting without respite night and day. corps after corps
Germans hurled against the flower of the French and English
armies, only to be thrown back
The infantry bore the brunt of the fighting but the
artillery of both armies throughout twenyfow hours
lombard each others positions Hando-hsnd combats
at many points and bsyOnets used freely.
The French colonial infantry of whose many
medals for bravery displayed colonial campaigns. the
FORE and beside these fought black Sengaese troops while
further along the line the British troops held Independent point
with the greatest determination.
FRENCH SHOW EXTRA DASH
The French troops their accustomed dash
attack and everywhere of wonderful courage per-
formed The cavalry also participated the engagement many
points, the allied soldiers having enjoyed long re which
abed this of the service to distinguish itself
The famous Scots Greys finding that horses
offered prominent mark for the German remen had dyed their
mounts brown.
Another prominent French officer General Marque has met
death on the field.
Paris Sept 27.-The official communication issued tonight
that the Germans continued night and day attacks unpece
dented violence but have been unsuccessful The text oows
t confirmed that since the night Of The 25th the 26th
and far into the day of the 27h the Germans have not
ceased night day. the entire front attacks of
precedented violence with the determined purpose of trying
break through lines.
HIGHEST COMMAND" FORCES BATTLE
These attacks made with uniformity which denotes
instructions from the command seek the solution Of the
battle.
"Not only have they been able accomplish it. but dur
the action captured ag many
prisoners The taken from the enemy by the 24h Rez
ment of Colonial Infantry
"A army commanders special mention of the fact
that the morale of troops notwithstanding this uninterrupted
struggle continues be excellent and that they themselves even
have trouble to hold back the troops their desire rush on the
enemy, who is sheltered in defensive positions"
The following official bulletin issued earlier IN ths
day:
"Fs-On left wing the battle has been continued with
pecepbe On the front between he rivers
Oe Somme and the north of the Somme from the Ose
Rheims violent attacks by the have been made s
several points, Of them being the point the bayone
but they all repulsed in places te French
trenches not more than 100 metres apart
CENTRE ATTACK REPULSED.
"SecoDd-n the centre from Rheims to Souain the Prs-
Guard has undertaken unsuceeuy vigorous oensve
ing hurled back IN the region of Beyauac (eleven miles north
of Rheims and about twenty-five miles of Sosons and
Nogent PAbbesse (thee miles due of Rheims) Fron
Souain the enemy yesterday morning made successful attack
between the highway leading from Sommepy Chaons
line of the railway from SantMenehoud Vouziers Az
the end of the day regaed the ground that they had
lost
Between the region of the ATgonne and the Meuse he
enemy has not manifested any activity On the heights Of he