The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1914-09-07
German Riaht Wing Defeated.

foated by the French and brltlsn
forces, an Official report says. This
engagement took place east OF Paris
and the Germans encircling move
uent started two days ago has been
checked. The war ONCE statement
says:
'The advance lines of the allies for
the defense of Paris came In contact
Saturday with the right wing OF the
Germans, who appeared In covering
movement in strong force on our right
and advancing toward the southeast
A short engagement resulted to the
advantage Of the allies.
"First-The allied armies have again
come into contact on our left wing
under good conditions, with the right
wing Of the enemy on the banks OF
Grand NORM.
.Second-Fightingc continues on the
center and right in Lorraine and the
Vosges. The situation remains un'
changed.
.Third-Around Paris the engage
ment begun Saturday between the n
lied army and the flank of the advance
guard Of the German right has extend.
Cd. We have advanced to the river
Ourcq without great resistance.
the situation of the allied armies
appears good as . whole.
Fourth continues itl
heroic resistance"
Relnforcements Beat Germans.
To the north across the French
frontier in Belgium the invading forces
q Germans have also suffered severe
y In an engagement and the Teutons
have been forced toJ Dhcuate seve1
towns in that section and also have
been driven from Termonde. This
check was delivered by the reinforce
ments that have been rushed to the
cid Of the allies.
Russians, East Indians and British,
the latter comprising the fifth expedi-
t1onary force, inflicted heavy losses
during the engagement. and more than
5000 German dead were left on the
1eld after the engagement.
A dispatch from Boulogne says that
General Joffre has succeeded in turn.
ing the German lines and that Sir
John French had gotten around on
the left Of the German army. The Ger
man forces ut Lille left there hurriedly
on Saturday.
After the turning movement of the
allies the French army under General
Joffre has taken an advantageous po.
sition and it is assumed that the en-
g1gement announced by the war ONCE
opens . great battle that may decide
the struggle in France.
:, Urge Berlin to Send Troops.
The amazing speed with which the
Germans had pushed their nanking
columns through France Increased as
the need Of striking q quick and de-
cisive blow becomes more apparent.
Dispatches from Amsterdam declare
that the German omcials are taking
. serious view of the situation in both
the western and eastern theaters of
war. A wireless message sent from
Brussels and intercepted at Amster.
dam demands that achievements be
sent to the German armies In France.
Another message. this one coming
from Berlin. urgently recalls the first
line troops for use on the eastern
frontier, where the Russian sweeping
movement continues.
In the meantime Maubeuge, the
Preach stronghold. 125 miles north
east of Paris. is being battered under
. terrific bombardment by the guns
Of General Won Beulow's army.
British Rush Firth Army.
England has sent her nth army
acfoss the channel to reinforce the
French. The censors conceal both Its
strength and destination.
In the meantime the situation in
belgium has been made increasingly
di0cult for the invaders BY the action
Of tho BeIgians in opening the dykes
and cutting Oh the advance Of Ger
man force between Antwerp and the
coast. This movement threatened to
cut communication with England, but