The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1914-09-10
AUSTNIANe IN FLIGHT FROM
NORTH oALIciA 0EFoRG
ARMv or cZAN.
NANCY FORTS SNellED
NkGlNo AND IA FeRR FALL AAao
GERMAN ARMY cRips pANIs
IN ARC.
Newspaper Union News ss.vsss.

Westsrn Newspaper Union News osev1ee
London. Sept. IA special lispatch
to Reuters Telegram Company, BY
way Of Amsterdam. says that the Der
mans opened . terrific assault m The
forts at Nancy Sunday. The kaassr,
the crown prince and the esa>saI
staff are reported to bs with The IN
vading army.
The monster siege guns were pua In
to place during the early morning aad
the bombardment was deadly aftoe he
first shot was fired. Many e IL
buildings were razed during the early
firing. and great loss was sustainod
In works Of art alone. Panic roigns
in the city and hundreds Of families
have fled to the outskirts Of the city,
abandoning their possessions.
The guns in the forts ars meeting
the attack the best they can. bot q.
ready the great shells Of the Tsstsos
have played great havoc In tho yfoooh
forts. ef
The assault Of Nancy 10 saoeAer
step in the sudden southeastern Dove-
ment Of the German army. TAe ImB-
smburg division of the Tsutsas, vhAah
battered down the forts at Maubeugo
Friday and occupied Rheims snd L.
Fere Saturday. 10 believed to b ~
division Of the kaiser's invaders vAicA
Is now battling At Nancy.
In the meantime, another wing of
Germans has been dispatched ih .
southwesterly direction, and its ~
vance IL now reported southwest ce
Paris. This would indicate that the
German emperor has formed a great
semicircle around the French capital.
Germany states that her army aftsr
surrounding the allies In Paris will a.
tack Calais. build emplacements for
her 17-inch guns. dominate the chan
mel and fire across to Dover.
Information reached here by way OF
Dover that train service between Paris
and Dieppe had been abandoned. This
would indicate that the French expect
an immediate assault on Paris.
England. France and Russia signed
an agreement that neither would
agree to peace unless all three ap-
proved such course. This was takeA
as an indication that the war will be
fought out to q bitter end.
London. Sept 7.-The retreat Of
the Austrian army. beaten by the Rus
sian invading forces in Galicia, has
become rout. The troops upon whom
Emperor Francis Joseph relied to stem
the Muscovite tide that threatened to
sweep to his capital have been flung
back upon the Carpathian mountains,
and. with Lemberg. the capital Of
Galicia. in their hands, the czar's men
are masters of one of the most fertile
and populous provinces in Austria.
Vienna 10 in panic as news Of q
series Of decisive defeats is announced
by war office officials. who, up to this
time, have been giving out bulletins
Of victories over the enemy Famine
is feared in the capital within fort
night. Already 250.000 men are Out
of work and their number is increas
ing rapidly; all stores are closed, and
the people are Respondent.
The Russian invasion of Prussia ID
a constantly growing menace to Ber
lin.
Five German army corps, NUMBERING
100000 men, have arrived at the Wis
tula river under orders to check thu
enemy at all costs. Most Of thesl
soldiers are from Belgium and thu
north of France.