Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-09-05
SAY INVADERS ARE MOVING
TO THE NORTHEAST OF
FRENCH CAPITAL.
RUSSIAN REINFORCEMENTS
Reported That $4,000 Russian
Troops Have Landed in
Belgium.

While official announcement made
by the British and French authorities
last night were Ia the effect that
there had been no change In the
situation of the bclligcrcnt armies
unofficial reports said that the Ger
man right wing had been checked
and forced 10 retire on ST. Qucni /,
ON the river Sommr, thirty miles
northwest of LuOn
The British official press bureau,
in it, statement, said German move
mcnt was developing in an eastward
nnd southeastern direction. The di-
rect geographical location of this
movement was omitted.
Further confirmation was received
in New York last night that many
thnusands of Russian troops had gone
into France 10 join the allies against
the Germans. Their number was C,-
timatrd at 10000 to 10000
News, apcr reports 10 London last
night said the German. were op'r-
atng In the district between Most
and Tcrmundc, Belgium, and that the
later town was being bOmbardcd.
mat another naval engagement IN
the North sea has occurred seems
posslbIo from Il statement issued bN
The London official press bureau. II
said seven German torpedo boat de-
,iroycrs had arrived at kiel In IA
dnmngod condition and that others
were understood to have been sunk
"in the vicinity OF the kicl canal
In some quarters, however, II was
suggested that the vessels may ne
long To the German force that was
engaged in the recent fight with the
British off Hclgoland.
The official Russian statement con-
ccrning the ure of ICmDcrg, cap
ital of GaliCiG, says that II Is bll'Ncd
the remnant of thC Austrian army
left after the Russian attack no Longer
is of military value, Besides the
thousands of men killed, wounded or
made prisoners, the Russians report
that they took two hundred guns
from the Austrians
Grand Duke Nicholas, the Russian
commander ln-ChiCf, has ordered the
captured territory in Austrla-Hun-
gary administered by the Russian
general in command In that country.
The bulgarian minister to Greece
declares that Bulgaria has decided
10 maintain her neutrality until the
end of the war
\ German aCrOp:anc which trlcd
to approach Paris Is reported TO nave
been smashed 10y the guns OF two
French ayiators IN an aerial battle.
Check German Advance.
LONDON, Sept 4.--(6:l6 p. ND
4 dispatch to the Reuter- Telegraph
company from Antwerp, reaching here
Il way Of Ostend. says that 1t seems
that the attempt Of the Germans 10
cNycIop the left wing of the allies has
been frustrated.
a big force of German cavalry ad-
yan,ing ON Compeigne has been re-
ulscd and obliged TO abandon sew
crh pieces OF artillery.
The correspondent says.
1T Is learned on good authority
that the advance movement Of the
German right wing has been checked
r,r the last two days under pressure
from the left wing of the allies The
enemy has been compelled TO retire
On - Quentin. A big force Of Ger
RAN cavalry that was advancing on
Compcigue was vigorously repulsed
gud forced to abandon several pieces
Of artillery. II appears that the at
tempt TO cnvclop the allies left wing
was frustrated