Ogden Daily Standard | 1914-11-18 | Page 1 | Germans Claim Good Progress

GERMANS CLAIM 0000 PROGRESS Troops Are Using Their Victory Vic-tory at Wloclawck to Greatest Great-est Advantage. Berlin. Nov 18 via The Hague and London lu 52 a m. An official war bulletin given out in Berlin today sets forth that the operations on thu eastern front are progressing favorably. favor-ably. The Germans apparently are using their victory at Wloclawek to the greatest advantage The Rus sian armies defeated near Llpno are today probably in the vicinity of Plock, and the forces defeated near W loclawek are now near Kutno and Lesch) tea For the continuation of operations, the bulletin goes on to say that it will be of the greatest Importance for the German troops from the region of Soldau to make further progress against the right wing of the main Russian army. If the Russians Intend In-tend to retire behind the Vistula, such a retreat, considering the extremely bad conditions of the roads would be most difficult, consequently the Russians probably will prefer to make a definite stand when the German Ger-man and Austrian forces attack. The papers of Berlin declare again today that the fall of Belgrade. Ser-via Ser-via is imminent