Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1914-09-24
1900 SAILORS
PERISH when
SHIPS SINK
Mon1entous Events 7ranspire
In Battle of the Aisne

In Battle of the AlSne
i (By Associated Press)
Momentous events which decide the battle of the River
Asne transprng St. Quentin where the allies
making furious attempt to turn the German right wing.
Persistent reports that the French and British turning
slowly developing The official references to the
battlefield very guarded An English
that the German right has been turned between
Peronne and St. Quentin
the sinking of the three British cruisers by the German sub
marine in the North
that the casualties thus far
ported as numbering 63,467
Nicholas reported the capture of Jaroaby
a Gacian city, by the Russians
/ ONLY 700 OUT OF 1000 WE'RE RESCUED.
HARWICH, ENGLAND VIA LONDON Sept 2s.-sur
vivors the number of 10 from the British cruisers Abour
Cresy and Hogue which opedoed and sunk by the Ger
submarines arrived at Harwh and Parkeson three miles
wes last night Of the survivors, thirty officers and the 9TH
According the estimates obtained from the
survivors, about 700 in all three approximatng 1000
saved when the disaster overlook their ships
According the of survivors the loss of life heav
lest the %Aboukir.
Following the landing of the unnjured survivors, little
hospital boat showed off from the pier to take Of the
destroyer These transferred 70
Shoey Naval hospital while the unnjured went to hotel
which is used military hospital where they will be
to several days. Many the spent long
time struggling in the water before they rescued.
| ONE GERMAN SUBMARINE SANK CRUISER
BERLN-(By Wireless to Sayvle, Long 1sland), Sept "a
Reports received by the admiralty
ton yesterday of the three British accomplished
by the German submarine "U-9," single-handed.
VIOLENT ATTACKS CONTINUE.
PARIS Sept 2s-The following official communication was
issued this afternoon:
On wing advanced in the region of Lasgny
after violent encounters.
On the there has been change of Importance. In
the northeast of Verdun the
dertook several violent attacks which were repused"
DECISIVE PHASE OF THE A1sNE BATTLE
LONDON Sept 2-The Amiens correspondent of the Times
that heavy fighting progressing not miles southeast
|of Amens. He says: =
1T the beginning of decisive phase of the battle
Upon the issue of this fighting depends the continued occupa
on of French soil by the German invaders their retreat to
positions which have been prepared for
them the Sambre river"
GERMAN LEFT WING ADVANCES.
WASHINGTON Sept 2s The German left wing in Lorraine
Blamont Money and Dime north Nancy" according
to dispatches to the French embassy today.
Describing the fighting the bank of the oise the
patches that the Germans directed their movement toward
Saint Baussant and Lmey, on the French right
TREMENDOUS BoMBARDMENr OF vERDuN
WASHINGTON, Sept 23-The German embassy today
ceived wireless message from Berlin follows:
The French offensive spirit is weakening and the French
have been Their rereating
being successfully bobarded the effect of the
mortars being again tremendous.
ALLIES ADVANCE IN WEST.
PARIS Sept 23According official announcement
day. the allies, after fighting advanced their
western wing and also repused the attacks
eastern wing. 800 sss
AUSTRIAN CRUIsED DAMAGED s.
LONDON, Sept 23-In dispatch from Rome the
pondent of the Central News that
rived at the Italian capital from sebenico in Dalaa
that the Austrian cruisers Maria and Admiral Shaun
have put into that port badly damaged.
sERVIANs DEFEAT AUsTRIANs.
N1sH, SERVIA Sept g After Aus
TRANS are in fun retreat along the whole
seryia1s from Yisheszad md SBaina
ress into the interior d Bosnia' Ssa