The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1914-09-25
War News from day to day.

struggle on the River Meuse The German army, which less
than fortnight at the Gates OF Paris and the right
wing which then the southeast of the French
capital tonight drawn up almost straight ne extend
ing from the neghbohood of Noyon on the west to Boyes
forces the Meuse north Of Verdun with its left resting on
the German fortress of Metz.
Thus the right wing at least has fallen back than
seventy miles while theres Of the also has
had to retire before they could find ground which to make
another stand against the advance 't the allies
Sept 17--Geat Austrian losses The official press
following tonight 1T is stated from uan
official that the of the Austrian Galca is
complete though full details have not been received The Aus
tlian losses the ing Of Leng estimated at 100000
killed and wounded 100 900 prisoners and 400 guns
coors quantities of stores.
"The Germans made desperate efforts to the Austrian
army but failed completely.
AT point, the Germans lost SO peices Of heavy
ery and at another several dozen pieces of siege artillery
Sept l8Whie no direct report have been fecev from
the battle front in Northern France, it apparent from the
meagre official Statements that the allied forces and the Ger
armies again drawn for battle which the
opinion of military Observers may last several days
The Germans occupy favorable country and well
enched The allies receiving reinforcements and both
British and French using their improve
the advantage they gained during the retirement of the
beyond the river Aisne and into the hills north Rheims
The official statement issued at Paris merely
that there has been change in the situation An rly
statement showed that the Germans offering strong Iesis
tance the French left wing Will the they
nued to forfy Themselves and in other districts well
entrenched
Sept l9-Aies making pressure felt That is about all
that be said of e situation the border of France Ger
left receiving the the attack Several days more
of fighting will be needed before the result apparent AL
though decisive result been achieved by ether The
great facing other northern France would a
from the French official report issued this afternoon
the allied forces arbegnng make their continued pressure
felt
The French army operating the right bank Of the
river Oie the region of Nyon according this report
made progress while the Anglo French force which,
week ago crossed the river Asne the face of whitening
fire from the German guns holds the heights the north
of that point In the the Germans have moved from
the trenches which they dug when they compelled fall
back while the Grown Princes army which holds
lefn, again has retired.
N Sept. 2l.-Great battle siege The unparalleled
struggle the river Asne which about
ago Saturd has developed into siege operations The
armies strongly enenched carrying artillery duel
while the infantry make attacks counterattacks which
in the nature of sorties from beseged fortress
Occasionally the other gains little ground but it
little that opposing forces their trenches take
uppositions entertainments Immediately behind those
from which they are driven
Sept. 22-Fghting land has given way for the NOM
en factor to the daring raid in the North sea- by
German submarine boats which topedoed
h arnored crussrsthe Aboukir the Cressy Hogue
lost two of their the of tile
British guns
In its daring reported by the British admiralty the
attack of the little punges surpassed any naval
the OF the aggregate normal personnel 2265
carried by the cruisers it estimated that 700
Along the battle line in France, reports indicate
while the fighting is still progressing great gains
madeby either side and thar the period come
The Russians reported 10 have the fortified
Of Jaroau the San river Northwest Przenys from
Ausana and Rome dispatch cedits the Monenegrns
ndsersanS with having frOthe Austrans Saraevo