New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-21


oyain and was working in the OF the proximity the
enemy when he turned his house flames and heard
savage cries OF delight uttered by maraudns Uh'ans
impossible for him to approach ms nome SO nc
fed IN complete ignorance OF his wife and children
at would he difficult exaggcrate OF Pussn barbaue
have laid the red hand OF destruction everywhere
them on their onward villages and burned and
horses and cattle and driven off This IS how a
lcsons OF the war detcnoees people 90.
"Ar enormous Pussan IouNan Talking
with officer OF Navre on Tuesday was informed u''
estimated the force composed TWO or t"ee , , ~ h
was moving Hofcl and lonsres and Wareme us OBJECT
beng through cost ,
The advance Of this huge force was covered o an % o.,
screen II was cavalry with which the french ana be
sans were hoy all day Tuesday The Germans on tna par
car repeatedly attacked and cut UP by inc Fe'
The allied cavalry pursuing the reeang enemy tar beyond TIC
advanced posts OF the allies suddenly discovered the presence large
There nothing for TO do but ian PACK IapuF anu
this was accomplished good with practically no loss
The front Of about thirty miles ap
pears to begun daylight yesterday reached an advanced post "
o Yesterday morning anticipating OF the operations
previous Gay about to witness the hrs' great battle 81
found that during the night the SITUATION "u d 'E
often n completely changed
Pick Of cavalry had beer driven by the enemy
cavalry They had rcconnoic and they returned with the
information that thew had been contact bodies Of the enemy
moving by routes parallel the Belgian and French lines
The first the invader encountered at De Inns place
which so broav resisted last week hcrcey attacked The old
forts the north formed but weak protection against
b bes 6 Of the enemy The shell fire soon deenoe
unnabe and the garrison the The Germans
then advanced cautiously The Belgian cavalry wh
was COVERING the rear guard had several the who
repeatedly them off The impetuosy OF the besnS lea
to charging the enemy and mourning great losses
selves Here their comparatively light Tor Louvan where until
located Is undndcd II
sleepy looking noted Tor the po'ndy OF ITS
Gothic architecture small of'e
Of infantry and cavalry place long possible and then re-
d 1 bots were fired at the enemy by the defending
force and the invaders made this slight resist
ane the prctex burning houses the vicinity OF Louv
"On country the Bgans found an excellent defensive
position Having and occupied the tow"
pushed forward with CELEBRITY their cavalry open
ING out in pancake spreading the The enemy
position and the Belgian aue! pu9"eu "
severely.
"Rcniorcemen up and the Germans with view to
holding on themselves They seemed 10 be
vigorous The
compared week they unable to MAKE any
impression Begans protected by farm lands ana
arshv ground enemy the afternoon had had enough OF u
encounter and their advanced forces The Belgian patrol when
had pushed its cautiously found Louan deserted by the
nev Owing TO fear they might be ouanked they held on the
Bgans orders IN the afternoon " a0use INC P
TO prevent its being the force holding Wayre also was
ordered 10 carry out a simultaneous retirement
have been without since yesterday OF the German
column which flung Belgian left at Det and the vicinity C
deues in this campaign Even in the most favorable
circumstances it would physical imposDity to folio"
accurately the varying phases front OF thirty miles
The last Germans who took Dest was that they passed
westward which they advanced anew cae'U
onnod and were last night early morning reported to be
threatening Malnes. ,,-
The active this morning along the Wnoe
front Of the allies Small Uhan have been close around bu
and neghborhood OF Maine My information docs not
enable me 10 saw still OF the Belgans
"a German eropanc Brussels this morning and was seen
Client lust as was leaving the THE censor
has hero evidently edd The German cavalry entered Brus
sels1 They met accordance with instructions d
the Belgian authorities They however coldy received Inc
streets were brave manifested their g by
drapng the national with black