The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-10-11
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Bureau issued tonight n further hccoutN
Of the British operations in France by
"an eyewitness" who Is now said to he
Col swlnton ~ IN" intelligence depart
meut Of tho General Sian. the story
which supplements the narrative pub
ished yesterday. says:
''ComparHtiVe calm on our front mas
continued through the nnc and consider
ably warmer weather The last slN days
have been slightly misty, with CLOUDS
hanging low. 50 that conditions nave
not been very favorable for aeriaNrecon'
noissance.
ION saturday. october :. pra1ic'll'
nothing happened except that rhrh Si"'
shelled th" oth'r Toward evening OF
SUNDAY There was & similar absence ~
activity OPPOSITE one portion 81 "ui
line the cucny's bands played rhtrl"ut
airs and the audience wni'h k"lne''u
gave a. chance 3" our wanting h""',H'rA'
"Or Monday. tho "tn. tn'r' We're uhrIe
-ararttr du'ls iu the Hir between rf'h'h
ard G'i7rau nNiA'"s, on" OF "N'n We
visible from our trenches ~" 81 'he
struggles were 50 fHF ~ '""'" q" ~
lrdsci~iNe. hut tn IN" 'n'rd ih' t''h'"
1'ruen were victorious ana hr'u-t NV
their opponents, hoth or "h'W were Ni'''"
bv machine guns. IN" observer WIS ~
burned HS Z" Zoe unIe'oEhH'n'
"DuH0- 'ne daN some o' me la.nn-
we'll" ""r" taken prisoners ny US IneE
We" Zoo very poor c'ndl'I'h an" N't'
oua.Huel' when captured ono ON '''hs
asked "n'' p" WIS 'tNlns 'pf. 'N'l'.n'1'
ma tloutl io"N mao 'reh 'u' 'S'" ~
render 10 ih' tngUsh 'h'S ''"''e' "'"'
'h'N N"u'' I'd" N''' g.,
'h may evening our ~, nc" nHI
I'"'u 'Ho"nt W. $500 80 nI
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1u' u,,l,'n 80 49, ,,d a baif
r,lIe4 ~ IN Our front We sent party
wv i" ,'u' .'a' n"'
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IL 10, ,ho o,,arrno, /.
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~ t,d ac,,r,tod r,yb. &, ono ~ tho
,-.,,,.. ,ror.ros which vyas rull ~ mon
IT. t,rg,s ,ycro L,ir.1 b,. IN. Germ, =,
A.,
"yyclr,s1,v the I'm we urevcntful
~ y ,,,.i,, ,ho s,h tho sboiijry la. Tho
o,,,,, ~ , locality n, orr from, which
RS :, r,r been tho scene ~ their great
%, rfTs~fs was again continuous on
rosre one r. two noirts the Germans
hive ,tte,np,cd to gain ground hv sapping
In some places with the view of secretly
pushing forward machine guns in advance
., their trenches. so that they can sud
denly s,vecp with cross Are the space he
tween our line and theirs and so take
any advance of ours on the flank
at is renorted that AT one point where
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shlery my metres 'anouV my
Nards) long up 10 ana uhuer Uhe I'm
placement ana New up the gun inc
men who drove the gallery belonged 10 "A
corps which was recruited In one or the
coal mining districts of France.
s,
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Tho German machine guns ars
mounted on low sledges and are incon-
spicuous and evidently easily moved
'The fighting now consists mostly ~
Smelling by the artillery Of both Sides and
IN front a line az hre from, tho nacb,r.
guns os nm occa sionaI ,arret orara Our
maxims have heon doing .vccIl,nt ,rork
and have moved most efficient Teanon&
for tho s,r, ~ ngbtlrg g., uhicb NO ,re
nou, o,g,,,od
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