The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-10-04

one workman and one shop girl were
wounded.
Eastern war theatre: Army group
OF Field Marshal Won Bindenburg: Dur
ing cavalry engagements south OF ko-
sleny the opposing forces were driven
pack across the Mjadsjolka- Otherwise
there Is nothing OF Importance to report.
Army groups OF Prince Leopold OF
Bavaris and Field Marshal Won Macken-
sen. The situation Is unchanged
Army group OF General Won Linsin-
gen. After their defeat at Sarny and the
failure OF Russian attacks against the
'front.' north OF this place, the Russians
abandoned the western bank OF the Kor-
min with the exception OF small posts at
Few crossings. The number OF prison.
ers taken by German troops was In
creased TO 2.400.
The following army order OF General
Joffre has been known 20 the German
administration for some time:
Main headquarters of the western
army;
French Army Order
General staff 70 the general in com,
their willingness TO sacrifice themselves
re present the highest conditions In an
attack The better he understands the
ticipates the more bravely a French sol
dier fights and the more trust he puts
n measures taken by his his Leaders se: II
at grades from today onward explain TO
their subordinates the favorable con-
the French fighting forces will be con-
Quoted. The following points must be
made known TO all:
In order TO drive the Germans out OF
France. ~ IL necessary that COM
mencs the attack in the French theatre.
Not only will we liberate those OF our
countrymen who have been oppressed
also viii snatch away from the enemy
possession OF valuable occupied terri
tory"
The French airship Aisace was one
Of the largest and most powerful In
service Of that country. IL was a diriK
began. a french war office statement
issued October J, stated that the pre-
cedinE night ~ bombarded the junction
AttlEny and Vouzlers. The airship was
shelled all along its journey. but re-
turned safely 20 It's base having been
which caused no damage.
German Attaoss Rspuissd.
PARIS. oct. q. $40 y. m.-The re-
pulse 81 four German attempts 20 re-
iako lost trenches between souchez and
the woods or Givcuchv and n similar at
tack north Of Mesnii are reported IN the
official statement given out by the war
oftce this afternoon. The communities
the rear ~ the French lines in the val
ley Of suippes with asphyxlatinE shells
and that the French artillery on Sc
part reduced several Of the oncmy'a hat.
terics 90 silence. Elsewhere the night
was calm The text Of the communica-
tion follows.
bet ween souchcz and the woods or
Sivenchy the enemy attempted in four
hand grenade assaults 60 rs-take SHINE
portions of the trenches which he had
lost. lie was everywhere repuiscd.
In the Champagne q German coun-
ter attack against the positions which
We conquered ON October 7 90 the north
OF Mesnll Wna likewise thrown back
The enemy hnrnhnfdfd the rear a.
our front rnrticulariv lu the valley of
Huirpes continuously with aaphvNIaffur
smells our artillery TOOK the oppua-
Ing batteries TO task and reduced n
number ~ them o. silence
on the remainder ~ the front the
night was calm"
Bomhardmenta Continua.
PARIS. Oct 3. 1899 q. m.-Tha Of
ticinl communication issued BY the
French war office tonight records the
continuance - heavy bumlsardrnorts