Show ‘k HER THE EPUBLICAN ALD-B SALT LAKE CITY UTAH SUNDAY 13 SEPTEMBER !-?L- 1914 ' - iBEWCH REPORT GERMAN RETIREMENT a (BRITISH RETREAT RENCH AND RAPID PURSUIT LINE ON ROM SOISSONS GERMAN VIGOROUS NOW AIM LUNEVILLE REACH TO IS TO Austro-Germans I W ' - f PURSUE TO CONTINUE ABANDON GERMANS W‘ MANY BORDER MORTARS A KEEP TO Again INTACT LINES Ask Italy Join I to ! 1 Them I I" GERMAN Jn vaders Retiring Says Week's WING Disorder Some in Report Official ing RIGHT rom Pago 1) the German driving which they underwent last week have been givena rest it being known that the rench resistancealong the Verdun line will be desperate It is thoughthere that a single breachin the Verdun Toni and Epinal line of fortressesand secondary forts would lead to another long advance will This-is looked on as 'the last great defensive campaign of rance rapid (Continued troopsafter the Battlefields the of tinuous Desolation of Scene via' ’Paris Koine resh advances have 1 Con One VI Graves r Reyiew- ’ ' Aeroplanes Work v Rapid Tell of London official 12 announcement made — According to Tias captured all the artillery of one German Sept third 12 — been A r actionmight be Sept 13 235 terriblez a on the allies’ left wibg over the past week have been fought present a the troops have departed followingon the heels have been buried but Most of the dead already m — combats dn of desolation AU scene of the fleeing Germans here and there small the here TtI decisive for cither side Austrian naval experts point out ithat the allies from a naval standpoint have achieved nothing! against Austria since rear was de-! and clared argue that it ivas hardly possible that they would dare to attackthe combined naval forces-of Austria and Italy i DARTS which Retirement 3 just TT with the object of induclhg Italy to abandon her' neutrality it Joeing urged that Italy’s ' be Sent IwsiR Ixir Z-1 triu Everywhere Seen ' Present Marne hard groups battlefields -The of three or four lay together awaiting interment I I t rench army army corps have aeroplanes report that the enemy’s retreat is very rapid” says Virtually all the wounded whether rench British or German A 12 The official press have crossed the river to Sept 1135 p m bureau makes the the announcement “Our troops Ourcq and are received treatmentand have been transported' neighboringvillages from — in rapid of the pursuit enemy” which they will latr be transferredto the provincialcities where private proceedings on moving this (Saturday) morning the following announcement: home rule and “Two hundred prisonerswere captured The cavalry of the allies were houses and public institutions have been placed at the disposal of the army Welsh disestablishmentbills during “A summary necessarilyincomplete may be attempted of the operations the continuance of the war of the British rench army during between Soissonsand ismes last night expeditionaryforce and the authorities of the Marne last four days '“The enemy are retreatingnorth of Vitry-le-rancois” Along the 1 1300 artillery fire AMERICANS LEAVE 6 the southward advance of the German right ismes is about visible of severe are t “On-September Soissons is about fifty miles northeast of Paris and u everywhere Some parts looking fifteen miles ROTTERDAM OR HOME east of Soissons as though they were WOMAN TO extreme point at Coulommiers and Proving cavalrypatrols having penetrated ploughed AMERICAN The artillery of a German army corps consists of two regimentsof field trenches abandoned by the Germans IN even its far south as Nogent-sur-Seine' ASSIST EXCHANGE excellently via of field guns and six batteries of field howitzers' were but shells Rotterdam London Sept 12 — planned NONCOMBATANTS “This mo’ement was covered by a large flanking force west of the pieces (eighteen batteries O thirteen bursting of About hundred Americans pieces) overhead caused ? batteries of heavy field artillery sailed from here for New York iine of the river Ourcq watching the outer Paris defenses and any allied a total of seventy-two one or two this casualties Over all the fields are first London Sept 12 — orof the on the steamer Nieuw Amsterdam and a machine gun morning force that might come from them group fresh time since the outbreak the war heaps of earth where soldiers The total passengerlist aggregates there was a considerable were burled The graves for the most number of 1650 of 762 are in “The southward movement of the enemy left his right wing in a about whom Italy Sept 12 by of Paris zV dispatch-to the by today’s boat Milan 450 part by rough-hewn German the first cabin 616 in the second and way m— are narked crosses passengers from olkestone lushing They '’dangerousposition as he had evacuated the Creil Senlis Compiegne region The officers were to the remainder in the steerage Corriere Della Sera interred separately included from Basel Switzerland'says tkat the Germans Gerparty of thirty-five Henry their Among the passengers are Mrs 'through which his advance had been pushed in graves bearingtheir names and All of Mrs evacuating southern Alsace man schoolgirls in' charge Van DykeThe wife of the American with flowers some cases decorated minister at party Laura Degeneharet an American Hague and a EXPOSED WING IS ATTACKED battered citizen who has undertakenat her Miss Catherine about are helmets broken composed of her the daughter “The allies attacked this exposed ving both in front and on the flank rifles Rev Tertius Vian C the' part belts and to assist in me exVan Dyke during'? bayonets swords own expense engagements Letter Hero of ' haversacks She 'on The change ofreturnnoncombatants Santvoord Merle Smith September 8 coveringforce was assailed by a rench army and has even got asjfar southeast rom Dyke Mr Van from Germany with Gulick and the Rev Howard hopesto of R Alexander the Paris as the battlefields of Villages girls She has defenses and brought'to auction on the line between’Nanteuil-De-Haudouin August and a number English C Robins Damaged letter from Lord who poming down on both sides of what Describes a Haldane are W Z C and Meaux Muelhausen the villages houses have Others aboard Van In nearby of wrote: minister to Wash-intogn Louvain has cut communications RappardMr theandDutch been greatly damaged bullet ypu proposeto Mrs “The main portionof the enemy’s right wing was attacked many bear "What accomplish August Busch of between that town fori and shell marks doors and windows is noble and Christian British a work St Louis and a large party the transferredfrom the north to the on the west-and of Arm in 1870 army which had been between Louvain and Loss both countries it will be have been of trust broken branches and by a on the southeast to effect much good” east of Paris rench corps advancing alongsideit on a line Tirlemont aqd Liege trees have been lopped- off by shells (given to you Another army is still harassingthe There were more than the one hun-1 KAISER DECORATES and scarreu by rifle shots’ ’between Crecy Coulommiers and Sezanne dred German forcewhich is Wounded Three Times in Battle In the river Marne 'which the Germans women on nurses boat AUSTRIAN EMPEROR them and £ “Tho 'combined operations have up to the present been completely German ’to rance among governesses heroic efforts to cross many servants who being made domestic are The outer back far the line of the have only of successful German flank was forced as as While Belgians about Woerth Bullet ractures 13 202 a times but were always beaten back by sent to their own homes by friends London Sept m— A Central 80000 troops it is force and — L'the Ourcq river a mobile or the emergency committee News dispatch to from Amsterdam Thereit made a strong defense and executed several vigor-J can cause overwhelming rench artillery bodies that according trouble to the weakened Hand says a telegramfrom The but was occasionally come to the surface' rancis ous counter-attacks unable to beat off the pressure of the rench German army of Joseph on occupationin BelgiumVienna Emperor received the ambassador country people almost prostratedby Saturday German 'advance the ruin which has been in wrought are to Austria the name of who (GERMAN to their WILL MOVE SUSPENSION the WOULD CRUSH AUSTRIA gradually returning homes German emperor handed hf$ majesty RIGHT WING RETREATS Sept Gen- Paul Gerald BARIS from which even today could occasionally O the decoration of the order of merit ' HOME 'The Russians continueto strike at RULE DEBATES Pau hero — of the second W “The main body of the enemy’s right wing vainly endeavoredto defend the be heard the far distant firing of zkustrian left in Galicia and capture of Muelhausen and ?the line of the guns and field artillery Sept 12 Lord of Grande Morin river and then that of the Petit to the reports from Petrograd machine London Lansdowne New consignment Navajo blankets niubtj cLiniy iidj uuMie unc ui the of the opposition — biggest parts in the war in No civilians or correspondents are leader in the houseof Z C Carpet dept — Adverback both these rivers and a let-his M i over threatened on its right owing they have succeeded in smashing it lords to will move Monday to ter just published written to permitted approach anywhere near suspend tisement The object in the attack to the defeat of the coveringforce by the allied left the German right concentrating soon after the battle of this wing of the Austrian mother even the reserve firing lines of the pursuing on is the Marne 10 army he lost British and rench troops ive A Woerth in 1870toldin thewhich over on September obvious 'for the Russians have desired his right arm story of his who correspondents ventured out were “'The British army with a portion of the rench forces on its more than anything else at the present follows: v as wound arrested and time to put the Austrian threatened with incarceration this river My good mother: below Chateau Thierry— a movement which obliged army entirely in the fortress until the end out of the fight before moi-e don’t if any of the assailed by ’German As know force west of the Ourcq the already rench letters that have written to you of the war could reinforcements come to its aid have arrived rather since the extreme left of the allies to give or of the Austrianleft is Constant way and retreat What remains have strong for believing llainfalljls reasons 1 the direction of Soissons the angle last said to be in between the rainfall for the I that none of them has reachedyou The constant rivers Vistula and San where the while this time hope that two days has rendered difficult’ the “Since September 10 the whole of the German right wing has may to force a will be able to autograph of the troops The Germans surrender you see my movement in considerabledisorder closely" followed by the rench and to ’relate suffering from this than Prussianand Posen campaign am going my are more are Of the has at length'nothing been divulged today but the allies full of ardor and who are THOUSAND ARE TAKEN irst of all the originality of the official reports say that the Russians flushed with Success I seven lines must lead preceding “Six thousand prisonersand fifteen gnnswere captured on th© 10th are operatingbefore Posen and Breslau you to think that they were traced by a foot instead of a hand Undeceive They often capture isolated bodies of tand 11th and the enemy is 'reported to be continuinghis retirementrapidly and have occupied Tzenstochoff and lover the Aisne evacuating the Soissons region Petrokoff It is thought however that yourself and laugh neither at famished and Germans who are usually they will satisfy themselveswith trying the first efforts of an unpractised and almost without without ammunition ismes not far from “The Britishcavalry isreported today to be at nor at the style Besides the to hold their present positlori'?in hand food while their horses are almost fact that "Rheims both Prussiaand Posen until they-have speak almost exclusively that exhausted -DojSpManv German just now dispose sweareasily “While the German right wing hasthus been drivenback and thrown attempted more completely elegant don’t flow A British officer declared today that i phrases of the Austrians In addition with the five minutesjito trace he had seen a letter written 4by a German into when: intakes disorder'rth'e rench further to the east have been arrival of the rainy season a ’line officer in which- the officer stated Russian center had been 'far rI ' engaged Germanwhich pushed forward as But am that position was becoming Poland will be transformed into a forgetting that haven’t thing told you the main Jas Vitry-le-rancois critical He said that Between September 8 and 10 our allies were unable marsh in which the Germans will find am you see not woundedIt but the to to was make much impressionwest of Vitry On the 11th however this portion it impossible move sixth of breaking down owing to the long dangerously' was Servians their lines The continue successes battle of of communications of the German August into the Woerth army began to give way and eventually abandoned Vitry-Ic-rancoisagainst the had that time the luck not Austrians according to up be Short of Ammunition where the enemy’s line of battle was forming a salient under Russian reports to touched in the midst of a rain of iron and lead when a shell urther evidence of the lack of am the impulse of the rench troops AUSTRALIA IN ACTION tree near smashed a me and the munition was to be foundIn the num the “Between the upper Marne and the Meuse seemingly splinter struck in the right rench troops are Australia and New Zealand me bers of Germans firing surrendering when all the hand and put two fingers hors du the have designs- on called oh shot German without a enemy and driving a portionof his forces northward toward islands in the South Pacific combat An hour afterward which they forest The same officer said that the maps country less the loss of the have never desirable much considered as very carried by the German officers were digits above mentioned because ALL WEST O After the occupation of by the MEUSE RETREATS neighbors a bullet fractured the far superior to those possessed Bavarian Bl German Samoa by a New Zealandforce hand and He was full of same lodged itself be-' rench and British “The third rench army reports today that it has captured the entire the Australiannavy has occupied tween the two bones of my wrist' for the German tenacity artillery of a hostile from the perman headquarters in delicately extracted army corps a capture which probably representsabou£ which stand at La erte ontheir Britain it was then ordered'to the The thus in retreat the whole line west gf the New they the JGO'guns along Sous Juarre where delayed enemy and it was while dragged The Australianshave an extremely allies’ advance for an entire day Meuse has that direction gravelyin Morale besides encountering heavy losses useful myself along in squadf on headed by the dreadnought obliged to pass It is generally in under the fire of thought that the Germans personneland material” Australia will be the Prussian batteriesreceived reach the frontier are trying to Thd the fragmentof a shell In my right The German armies which a week their line alon that frontier They heard more of in the Pacific by the quickest route owing to fears thigh ago today series of vlohave occupying commenced a occupied the territory east of the archipelago which they are-now that their communication may be cut for lent attempts to has a of Unnecessary me to tell you the forest population 200000and A 4vw U1 break UctA through UHUUfell UHU 1U1CSU of Champenoux XII1 P IlU UX Gerberviller that all is quite well with me by the fresh army of the allies J It rench center have found their efforts Resainvlller "Die was assignedto the German sphere of rench and Saint 'Die thus getis true they had to amputatemy futile and influence by with Vitry-le-ranting in closer touch with their troops agreement Great wrist but the operation evacuating was highNorth' Quiet cots which was the pivfit of their of- which which since the early days of the war Britain in 1885 v it be rance i successful Howwithcould Tensive and they had fortified have held' bit of territory of formerly the best where a German The Duchess Marlborough otherwise? am already strdhg folks in the 'world like a natural positions have in front of Miss London Sept 18 485 a m— The Boulogne Colmar Consuelo Vanderbiltwho like nursed child visits more affectionate retired northward Apparently the Germans who sent other American women who married than the last each don’t correspondentof the Times has lack The was made imperative the best of their army further west to Englishmen is most active in endeavoring Enough of myselfdidn’t tell visited Lille to ascertain the truth of by the continuedretreat of the take part in the advance on Paris have to alleviate suffering-caused by the German you that am both anxious for right- wing head the statement that a German army which is now somewhere found the mountains of Moselle and war is to another committee your poor and Lorraine our poor in Shall northwestof Rheims and the defeat of Vosges where the rench were which has undertakento find employment rance be a long while corps was marching southward to reinforce before an strong positions too hard nut to and provide for domestic servants can fly toward Nancy? army corps which was operating: a the main just east of ‘Trailing a wing and army The inhabitants crack dragginga around crack many of whom are out of the employment foot” it Is La of Aire of such ontaine who gives knew nothing a movement and and rench reports say that part of Revigny Sermaize which in While the through retrenchment‘on the its the retirementleft a the householders and there were ARE ALL hurry to Join material the rehcv army is following up all the no uhlansin that “Inanswer quantity meantime a of war behind these successes it has would appear that The Duchessof with Westminster and hoping to’see you soon towns Their attitude was one of resignation is the Red Cross in serious driving to serve SHOULD RELIEVE VERDUN their most movement "GERALD” they had to' understand come place against the right the field And her services havp been taking German The Germans in the Argonne district wing that so long as they remained quiet and: has traveled north faster by the war office She will leave likewise have which BELGIAN TOWNS SUER begun to fall back hospital than It went south satisfied the demands of the unwelcome the pressure England immediately with on the forts to HEAVILY ROM ATTACKS supplies hurt of visitors they would not-be Verdun which a Berlin RIGHT STILL GOING O GERMAN INVADERS report said the Germans had commenced riday this wing which is composed Bethune also was open to visitors but On to should be relieved RENCH AIRMEN GIVE bombard Only of Von Kluck’s London Sept 12Lami— Copies of the Namur no Germans were In that town General army too the rench claim InhaveLorraine land part of PLANE newspaper de Lordre which General Von Buelow’s CHASE TO GERMAN uhlans present in Lille to further successes and to is were won now published under received German occupied a line which follows have been AND SEND IT TO EARTH have just been enabled to straightenout corps here They had ridden in that morning to the river Vesle and the railway from and give the detailed of the certain Soissons summary through ismes to the ’mountains buildings destroyed whether the district was quiet and the civilians south of has just been in adjacent immediately Rheims 12 killed Paris Sept towns and villages and left early proceedingin the direction —anNews exciting air battle as follows: here of Today however these troops must received of have gone still further north or east as in the vicinity of Tournal It was thought that Troyes A German Tamines—One hundred houses and several bombs into the eighty killed BUSINESS the British official report says the aeroplanethrew these The uhlans comprised one of the city and a rench arose and machine Gelbresee housesranc-Waret Nineteen British cavalry reached that line today — wing of the chase After ’thrilling "pursuit Sixteen of Jthe right gave a killed Our teachers are College Graduates ismes and that of fifteen miles the rench — between Soissons and aeroplane tel houses War According to reports the — Nineteen a of prisoners were overtook: German aircraft near number captured Temploux — Eighteen houses and two town the advancing force It is believed that Gen Sir John where an engagement ensued killed Piney rench secured the The machine soon St Thirty but not rench who won a as one Gerard houses of pass reputation position — Germans which would in Immediately ifty and O of the greatest cavalry leaders in the advantage Oret — houses the’towhhall DEPARTMENTS afterward'the German aeroplanewas Bremerr—Seventy housesand fifteen enter the town was 60000 strong At South African will cling to the war precipitated to earth and the two officers killed Dunkirk the correspondentfounda motor heels of this retreating just as were killed army on board Ermeton-Sur-Eiert Eighty-five JThe Business Man long as his men — with and horses can stand houses car armed a mitrailleuse which S the sustaining Sixty Michigan Bookkeeping and Salesmanship the strain- It is possible tod that he Stare — houses had just returnedfrom a uhlan chase Hoover AMERICAN HOSPITAL IN Morallme — ifteen houses of will get assistance from the rench At Calais he was stopped by sentries nourishment our houses and’ LONDON OPEN TO WOUNDED Cleriux — Many many per cavalry has not yet been strongly post and which heard sons guarding a intrenched American Beauty Boussulez-Walcourt $ Sept 12 The — of to London American houses any great extent duringthis war —fully tion hospital equipped Gresnas1 Les Regal Lager Beers and Curtis McCombs Colorado Penmanship and Gregg which is credited with being the Women’s the efforts of Courbln— Almost through American women equal of any in the in been turned over to world London has Marlembourg — Almost destroyed Shorthand the war office and is housinga large MAY SOON MAKE STAND houses "J of soldiers Beds for Baeswaever— Many number wounded Complexion rench official report refers to The 200 patients have been JA bottle at lunch reprovided Wavre — Many houses this retirementas a general retreat of through the efforts American women Peeler Works Wonders William Lyman Washington I) C Pitman Short freshes and and from the rate at which the Germans and hospital has revivescounteracts complete equipment ABIE RICAN CONSUL AT been supplied by the the strain are traveling it would seem to be such committee headed TSING-TAU hand and Law TO REMOVE experts are ’of the by Lady Paget The hospital is open although military to the wounded soldiers of all nations the face neck arms ana of mental work and opinion they may make a stand or a To keep 12 As truly beautiful and youthful In the reinforcements Washington Sept against a counter-offensive — hands tired when gives' the brain possible appearance-the Elizabeth Hamack Iowa Typewriting and English measure treatment which seems which have been sent from Belgium the records of the American destruction of most sensible is one which will actually reach them consulate at Tslng-Tau Itself immediately skin new impetus China the it begins believed removeto the fade It is that portions of the besieged by the’ coarsen or German port now age falling back Peck The only Call and meet our teachers and see the best' Business German army which is Consul prepared to knownfrom treatment his office will do this aside a painful on Revigny Is to put remove Charge Murray at which almost certain of the state operation is College in the State Ar-’ Peking advised department expensive ofsurgical up a hard fight in the forest tonight It is believed ordinary by officials the application mercolized Phone Hy 17 for military gonne where the men here that the danger is greater than harmlessas it is ef wax which is GeneralJoffre the renchdefense commander was at first realized should the consul' fective Experienced Linen Salesman is put on at night just as in chief to his in the city until’ the battle The make remaindecided wax pay more and get lessl a case at: the outset and which affords some Experienced Pattern Saleslady has been He first you apply cold cream and washed off was It thp dead to act at his in the morning absorbs splendid positions against attack Experienced lannel Saleslady own discretion surface skin in and half-dead almost Experienced China Saleslady invisible flaky particles a little each BELGIANS GET BUSY business a a Is Enroll anv time Phone AVasatdi 7280 In managing man day no being has discomfort: experienced The Belgian army become very alert for opportunities to buy needed With the the disappearance of the old cuticle Salt Lake City active again 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