The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1915-01-22

down from Dalton Sherman sep
swinging his right flank around West
ward of IohnSton's left TANK all<
treat. Just So the German Won hmri
swung his right flank With Il WpStWn
>'"Ppr ever in tLp direction Of. i';lri>,
keeping tnrrb with rail communion,
lions tron' l-;ege and Nainur and ~uutI
| along the eastern section of France.
where his Supporting armies nN
On Aug. % lie nllies made their itts1
| stand in Belgium ut Mons and e:,St
| ward NaHur fell, and although Gen
ernl F'reucl'> 3ritonS fought hpr0i,1lllN
around Mons only rapid retreat Stuvet.
OF disaster. Maubpuge. the center, he d
out. but Won kluck swung westward
This time he skirted the borders OF
Lille. bore west toward the river
SohIlle and was met by the allies on Il
line running from Cambria eastward
10 Maulpuge.
Still on the left. the brnnt of battle.
fell on THE EritnnS. At Cambria the
l'rituns fought SO we'll that the battle
line was kept intact. Again it re-
treated and that with haste. For the
rest the story is one Of rapid retreat on
the part OF the allies. confusion in
France aud England and the expecta-
ton of a rehearsal OF 1870. when the
disaster OF Sedan Sept !. opened the
road to German investment of Paris.
InI,c;ooey E,,4L.,l
Won Klucl's dash from Cambria to
Creil. thirty miles north of Paris. was
Il marvel Of battling energy. A second
German army under Won RueIow
moved south from Namur. always in Il
direct line. with the center of it's
marching zone through Mnuheuye.
about fifty miles east OF the center OF
Won Kluck's. But whereas Won Kluck's
course led direct to Paris. Won Bue-
lows aimed fifty miles east. A third
army under Won Hansen marched south
fifty miles east of Won Bueow. and
the fourth army. under Grand Duke Al
brecht. starting from Namur, moved
on an Irregular line, generally south
toward Nitry or Revigny. East of the
grand duke the crown princes fifth
army struck ont through Luxembourg
ana. Keeping touch on the left with the
fourth army. aimed for LongwN. Re
v1gny and foul, enveoping ON it's way
Nerdun. Fifty miles or so east of the
crown prince, should he reach Troyou
Or Tout. Won Heeringen's sixth army
anne out of Lorraine. to the grand mus.
ter before Paris. All told, the Germans
IN France Sept. l did not exceed 1000. |
Hm. and the allies. including abou,
100000 British. numbered. on paper al
east. over 100000. Olive and perhaps
seven German corps had been sent
away to fight Russia.) The accompany
ng map Eliminates the interesting ma,
leuvers Sept 3 to 8 by which Won
llnck was turned away from the very
rates of Paris and his touch with SUD.
'orts on his left all but severed.
Battle Of the Marine.
The shaded blocks on the map mark.
d AAA represent Won Kluck's col
mn marching on several roads toward
larne river. east of Paris In front OF
i'm and retiring before him We're the
french Fifth and Sixth armies and the
British army. with French field col
mn of $4,000 reserve. for call The
British crossed the Marine to the south
n the Sd. Won klnck following rapidly
n the line r +. the two French bodies
onforming to the British retreat.
DAHL o-....
Never disturb the enemy when ne
; making a, false move." Napoleon
Did his marshals. AT AusterIitz the
lustrians made false move. "Wait .
wenty minutes" Napoleon said to
Quit then strike" SouIt obeyed. the
lists lifted. and the sun burst through
pom victory won by Soults timely !
low. General Pan. who had been
f"usht to the danger point ut Paris to i.
i've Won Kluck counter stroke, q
unched his holt ten to twenty hours
10 soon. During the night the Fifth r
rench army attacked from \o@ent '
nd after daylight on the 1th together =
18th the British, advanced and held !
. Won Kluck.
Won BuelOW's Second German arm, c
ld not got M on his .eft east ut r
rs planned ana that ti1nk :
rs lin the air Won kurk halted u
$ march ard reformed behind the
'lnd NORM. with the forest OF Crecy j.
his front 1t took all day to push
e Germans behind the Petit Moriu 81
ID capture Aiontmiraii On the 9th
IN Klurk made stiff fight on the 4
;lrne against the British alone. the :
OF the ground forcing the Fifth f,
'ench army to lose a day and II malt II
tting around east of Chateau Thier