White Pine news weekly mining review. [volume] (East Ely, Nev.) 1910-1920, 1914-09-27
Allies Prepare
to Strike Blow
LATEST REPORTS INDICATE RUS
SLAMS AND BELGIANs WILL As
sIsT IN ATTACK ON REAR OF
GERMAN ARMY.

Important developments are in the
making in the battle of the Aisne
now In its thirteenth day. Reports
that leak through indicate that the
Allies are preparing for a blow that
they hope will crush the German
right wing, near Noyon. 1t is be-
lieved that the blow will be an at
tack on the German rear with the
aid of the Belgians and a Russian
force that has been reported as hav-
ing passed through England Battle
still RACES.
The French report furious attacks
and other attacks along the 120 mile
front with no particular advantage to
either army though the French say
they have advanced slightly today on
their left wing. Reinforcements hur-
ried to Won KIucks right wing, have
weakened the German center which
is open to a crushing blow by the.
Allies.
The French are still standing their
ground at Reims but have fallen back
before a German advance along the
Meuse. The situation in Lorraine
and The Vosges is unchanged. Brit
ish and French fleets today began a
furious bombardment of the Aus
trian ports OF Cattaro and in Dali
malta. 1t is reported an Austrian
stronghold at Cattaro has capitu-
lated.
The Russians operating at Prem
sly have captured two towns TO the
north and south of the position COM
pletely cutting off its railway COM
munication The Russians are pre-
pairing to begin an attack on Craeow,
the Austro-German stronghold in
Russian Poland
1t has been learned that German
zviators dropped bombs on the race
course at Amiens thinking that it was
an aviation camp, according 10 dis
patch from Boulogne to the Daily
Express.
As a result of the conference of
the board of admiralty in London
yesterday, naval engagement Is
anticipated A report has been cir
culated that the British fleet has
passed through an arm of the North
sea near Denmark, and it is claimed
that it is headed foi the Baltic. The
admiralty has refused to give out any
information as to the movements of
the battleships.
The Servians deny the truth of
the report that cholera exists in the
army, and claims that the morale of
the troops is good. A war office state
ment from Nish says that Krupania
is the only place where the Austrians
posses any strength, and that the
opposing armies are fighting desper-
ately at that point The Servians
have been anxious to advance but at
tempts to cross the Danube and the
Drina rivers have failed
The French foreign Office has given
Cut a statement that General Stenger
of the German army issued an order
10 make no prisoners but to shoot all
who fall into their hands whether
singly or in groups. Orders have
been given. it is claimed, to dispatch
the wounded whether armed or un-
armed, as the Germans must leave no
living Frenohmen behind them
paper in Rome publishes the
statement that Switzerland has re-
fused a request from Germany for
permission to send three army corps
across Swiss territory.
The French society for the assist
ance of the wounded announces the
killing of seven nurses and the
wounding of others while they were
on duty during the shelling of
Rheims. Every day announcements
are made by the Red Cross societies
of women falling while caring for
the wounded within the battle zone.