Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-10-01

Germans Reinforced.
Already large reinforcements for the
Germans are arriving on the western
front and their presence has aleady
had the effect of slackening some
what the allies offensive. But there
is a possibility of the offensive break
ing ont on some other section Of tins
front. In fact, the correspondent of
the Koelnische Zeitung at German
headquarters announces that an at
tack was made east of Aubeville,
which, he says, was repulsed.
Take Russ Prisoners.
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg,
while he claims to have made some
progress in his operations against
Dvnsk, is still long way from that
city. His troops to the southeast OF
wilma. however, have had better sue
cess. They have broken through the
Russian position and captured
thousand prisoners 1t Is believed that
this is the first stroke in his latest
blow against the Russian right, and
that he intends to advance southeast
ward in the direction Of Minsk and
endeavor to cut off the Russians re-
treating from Baranovichi,
South of the Pripet marshes, IN
which Field Marshal Won MaCkensen
and his troops are stuck the Rus
slams have been driven back across
the River Styr. but along the Galician
border they are still heavily hammer
ing at the trO-German armies.
Bulgaria Quiet
In London it is felt that Bulgaria
has now abandoned any aggressive
action she might have intended
against Serbia, but an Athens dis
patch says the situation is still con-
slider ed serious and that Greece is
going on with her preparations for
eventuaitios. The crisis also, which
might have resulted in the formation
of a RussO-phile cabinet, is said to
have been averted the king having
refused to accept the resignation of
M. Tonchcff, the minister Of finance,
who has pru-German tendencies.
Paris RccOunts Gains.
PARIS, Sept 30.-GOI5 p. MI
A further gain Of ground in Cham
payne to the north of Mesnil is re-
corded in the French official COM
muniCiatiOn tonight, which adds that
on tho Champagne front alone since
September 25, field guns and heavy
pieces TO the number of 12l have
been captured by the French.
The statement says also that by n
countcr-attack the Germans sue
ceeded i'm regaining a footing in the
works known as the "Ouvrage De La
Defaite," portion of which the
French had taken.
Mines Shattcr Trenches.
The text follows:
In Belgium our heavy artillery has
supported the action of the British
fleet against the battles along tho
coast
no important action occurred in
Artois The enemy has shown some
activity near Armancourt. In the en-
virons of Roye a strong reconnais-
sancc was dispersed by our fire.
Before Beuyraignes we exploded
several mines which shattered the
German trenches.
'In Champagne we have gained
ground to the north of Mesnil and
more To the east between hill No.
100, to the north of Massiges and the
road from Nile-sur- -Tourbe to Ger
nay-en- DOrmois; at the latter point
we have taken additional prisoners.
"Bv counter-attack the enemy sue
ceeded in recovering a footing in the
Outrage De La Fate. A second
counter attack. very violent in char
acter. in the same sector was COM
plettly repulsed. The enemy has
suffered important losses.
"The clearing of the former German
positions has permitted a more com
plete computation of the cannon cap
tured Their number is much greater
than was previously announced. The
total Of fig'd guns and heavy pieces
captured from the enemy since Sep
tember % on the Champagne front
alone has reached 121.
AcroplancS Active.
"a flotila of aeroplanes today
dropped seyenty-twO bombs on The
station at Guignicourt. The bonn
bardment appeared to be very eff
cacious. The aeroplanes though ii