Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-10-08
ATTEMPT TO TURN GERMAN
RIGHT HAS NOT sue
CEEDED YET.
MOVE BELGIAN CAPITAL
Believed Antwerp Is About to
Capitulate to the German
Invaders.

NXTlll.E the world awaits news OF
w tho great battle in which the
British and French allied forces and
The Germans in northern France have
engaged for 2G days, meager official
reports from the front youchsate lit
lie information Of the actual opera
tons Today it is a small piece of
ground lost and tomorrow the same
ground has been regained. Mean
while the French forces are moving
northWard but are gaining little u
The east, which would be essenti. TO
HE outflanking Of the German right
wing
As a matter of fact, General Won
kluck, in command Of that section OF
the German army, with heavy rein
forcements which have reached him
in the past week has taken de-
,ided offensive and day by day the
announcement is made by the French
war office that the violent battle
continues"
Nothing about British.
The British Official bureau reports
that he French army is fighting with
the greatest dash and bravery, but IT
is silent on what the British are do
INK The French officials report an
advance on certain points on the cen
ter and the re-taking of the ground
previously yielded in the Roye dis
trict
Masses of German cavalry have
been recently seen near Lille and be-
hind them German forces moving in
~ line between T0urCoing and Arm
cutieres This important unit Of the
German army, which II was thought
might serve t. break the French line,
he French report has been held IN
heck and to the north Of Lille has
been driven back. ON two wings 1t Is
added the German attacks have been
rcpulsed
The northward movement of IN"
French line brings it close to the Bel
pan frontier and coiucidentally there
have been engagements between the
Brlpiaus and the Germans in the en-
Nirous Of Yprcs, 20 miles south OF
Ostend. and at Audenarde, Is miles
southwest of Ghent
Canadians in England.
While the East Indian troops have
reached France ana may already
have reinforced Field Marshal
lreuch's army operating in the
", 7',, 80 tt., ,,nadi,ns nIn,bnrine
ap"u,9 VI ny ',','ii'',' h'. ha,.,,
"o""' ~" ',,,,r, +, 10 no,,,
"'".'e "i ,h.,. ,ia,, aro ,Lont tn he
landed in England and will be sent
TO am inland training camp.
Tho situation. as between the Rus
SANS and Germans and Aus,rlans, is
sumeW hat prohlcm1tltal but very
frank statement from Berlin admits
that the German forces on the from
iiri Of east Prussia have assumed a
stratcgical defensive movement ana
that they abandoned the lombard
urut Of Ossowetz. fortress in Rus
sian roland.
Slaughter Terrific.
rbi. ut,tcr,puts adds that the fight
nm. a. AugIlstowo and in SuwalI
,,... a. , most stnruiuarl. nature and
tloi ,,hilr the German machine gums
,nau,. turned the scale of battle In
t,oi of me Germans. the slaughter
~ ,,. ,;crr,,u lr,illrr,mcn was tor
rifle. The movements of the GCrmar
troops were greatly hlmpcrcd 10y the
physical condition of the country
The l3rd German casualty list is
sued at Berlin contains 1850 names
A.. dead wounded and missing
Berlin also reports that the fight
iu. ou the German right wing i'm
France has been successful and that
W the assault on Antwerp two moro
fort, have fallen into German hands
Nnyc thc Government.
o,, n,,,t,, ,,,.,,r,,,pt has b.cu.
rue h'lsl'n so'y.'','.' ~. u, m..n,'} na1 ',,'
moved from NilWDlp ~ 80 .,9,s''u' ',,,.
'I'l "I me h,.i,,, ','r r'io1 ,5,t