New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-08-22
Gen. vOn Bernhard Sees
the Allies Final Defeat
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threatening resulted in wild blood
shedding lootng in Moscow and ST. Petersburg
Summing everything up, the is such that
may fighting against the brave and
army intrenchment lines, will
able assured defensive movement in order to utilize cur
again the perhaps in the south
of the thing that maintained in substance
upon theatre of while the big offensive
movement in the east demanded the participation OF large masses
troops troops fight there against tremendously
superior Realizing correctly the French made all
possible efforts lines and to relieve the situation 1or te
timely victory at the time they attempted 70
the opportunity when the main strength Of the German
forces apparently needed the east to force VICTORIOUS decision
onth
Powerful forces were used to attain purpose. the
give troops the FranoBrith armies to
victory Africans Indians fighting the side of
the remnants of the Belgian army participated IN
all have failed thus far The allied armies may
which most cases taken away
The have maintained their main line Oh
defence The enemy succeeded nowhere achieving real In
superable trenchmen dehe the overwhelming
On several points it has even gained
advantages In general it waits seacrcng patience for the
will be able fresh and decisive offensive
HEIGHT OF THE FRENCH OFFENSIVE
powerful attempts French break through the German
lines at appareny-as this be judged at this
tm-to regarded height French offensive while the
main English may expected future time
frequently announced great offensive OF our
impending the cheerful confidence IN the
this will bleed to death is not to be over
looked that the offensive strength of the French Will exhaust ~
time , ans. -,
prisoners trophies which taken from the Allies the
received June 20 4zo frencn
25 Belgian officers and 2o3 men, and ozo
British officers and 23S13 These numbers nave Deen ma
teriay addition these $4,000 British ana
Belgian nterned Holland The bloody losses OF
those of prisoners Inc BRUSH
themselves recently losses 25Oo Al th close
1914 guns had captured the western front e
number increased Three hundred ana
French Belgian British machine have hus lar oeeh
sent to Germany equal number has been retained 1o use o
of captured machine guns from pc
of waram a round 5000
1t is difficult what the losses in dead and wounded nave
ee But they be large owing to the many
ate attacks which especially by the FRENCH ana a' ey
surpass losses many times
losses of the French which can OF course @ %
mated NAV reach Doy
are already called to France to fill the gaps IN te ra
consequence the development OF the upon
this theatre Of war; too quiet confidence and snail hu
when the time great to break through e hoS
lines and TO carry the heart Of the hos per
haps earlier than will be ready with the creation oi e
new army and the the ammunition hy may
have realized to put an army ~
the field capable of defeating the German oopS'
BRITISH SUFFERED AT SEA
Even at sea the had successes In 'he sea sh "
the North Sea they unable nail victory 10 ue nag
artillery superiority On the contrary "ey %
fered heavy losses and terminated the fight by rereatng'
Their dominion has been seriously shattered Although y
suffering hardest from the submarine war wc
severely from day day. and agahS. winch ~
the change of flag nor the armng merchant vessels VIII avail