The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1914-11-05
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NUHRER III
,bLe
nd West
GERMAN TROOPS SEEN
HAUsTED TENN
RARMY
lEvED THAT WILL
FALL BACK E sTR GER
ENTREN me-
NAVAL OPP mo EAY BE-
COME BRE soi EET
6Y 0w
BY ~ ats Esas
J 4 .5ES Nov. A1tlt "a Eng
sffd d dued today toSaS win
I Sssomc uneasiness official new 81
1.-The fate OF certaingoff ffWnrs 1fps in
Pacific which We're Engaged with
German warshfps on the coast OF
Chill, this anxiety has been IN q
measure counter balanced by tile up
parently favorable Situation ot Tho
,il{stI :, rn,,, ,otI, IN, iii ati.
Scrn afenas! II rs
tGe The ffFstn EG erhia ii ii Tor tile
front coast having been the
news of the next few DAYS iif De
terrnine the truth OF lfa1stty of the
predictions OF the removed GeFtnan
attempt to get TO the French coast
by new southern route. There was
nothing in reports from west
ders during the forenoon to indicate
the trend OF the German attack
though Ypres continued to tlgpre In
the dispatches, as the military key
against which the Germans ptopose
to deliver their hardest blows:
Opinion here is divided as tQ
whether this fresh attempt 10 open
o way to channel WillAriyal IN tIt7
tensity tho struggle along the 8set's
Some British optomists aheld thai tho
apparent exhaustion of Germans =
an indication that they are reaps
planning to fall back as they did be
fore Paris on tile sntre4cllment they
have beeht so care fun lY pFepafing es
crywhere back ofstIleir lines
II this does occur &c wi san atss
ether period OF siege Swarfafe alpng
the entire front IN Belgium and
Franco condition whiclt probably
will persist until, one, side 5or Of her
.starts- or On nesg
the Germans in, their tile tempt
thus creating some new acl te arettoe
hostility.
Meanwhile indicat lions are that
val operations will Become daily
moro prominent parttcula as 81 ttt
Keys entrance into the situa attoht
ems the field for such warfare.
BY Associated Press.
PARIS. Nov. 5.-P resident Roinr
care has sent a letter Attt1tss
ter Muleran in which lie declares
that after series OF violent e4gage-
ments the allies have fepulsed the
desperate attacks Of enemy Ttie
text of letter follows:
"My dear minister after long se-
ries of violent combatss our army toA
ccthcr with allied troops have sue
ceeded in repulsing the hdespeiHte at
tacks of the enemy: They hafe given
proof in this new phase OF the var
Of qualities as admirable as those
shown by them in the yictorious bat
tie of hte Marne. As the hos ttlittes
progress the French so1d diets without
losing anything Of his SaTdor and his 4
courage is acluiring gfsat szpers~
ence, and, adapting ito batter adyt1p
tGge, his Inherent virtues 10 meet the
exugency in military opegatipns. He
an incomparable reserve
force for the offensive and o. the
same time lie is being primed IN ma
tience and in tenacityt tundhr the fire
OF the enemy, there Is being estals
lished between commanding pfticer5
and the men conf dental ntimaey
which far from undermining his dis
cipline enobles # further by ap ems
Heightened conscioueness Of IidArtty
in the devotion and saerifiseF Ex-
cry time that onegreturns among oitr
troops ono is astouId ed by the absor
lutte elimination ofia1ls sparsonaI inter-
est by the glorious impersonatity OF
the courage displayed and by the
greatness kof this cohesive soul IN
which all the hopes of tile race srs
mingled. And when under fire oi
projcctiles and before Iiorizon
which bursting shTapnel m with