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are rotrcoting heartily to the north Confidenble More a K
of the enemy of which the bulk arrive from the west, are
concentrating in the districts west of the government of
Piotrkow and Kielcc.
“The Russian cavalry and vanguard are reconnolter»
lug energetically through all
that ‘ region,
impeding '
through vigorous smells the m0vemcuc of the enemy.
The Gemm always mam to use the highways in
Illusion territory homun- the other roads, being rough,
paralyze their artliltry trains.
“An attack by the Russian cavalry against the Gers
man vanguard' in front of Andrew,
and marching on
chlec, was crowned with. Woman. The Delilah nu-
fantry was caught unowircs and is rctrtating in disorder, ~
order, pursued by the Russian cavalry.
“The bombardmnt of Ooservctz did damage t9 only a__
few private dwellings and a few telephone lines as the‘
garrison was sheltered by numerous concrete walls.
“The offensive by the Russian
troops marching
through the forests of Augustowo wallet covered by the
artillery. South of Augnehowo e hand to hand engage--
ment took place. It was particularly hence in the semi- L
circle between Bldlobrzg basin. which was crowbd by a "
-Ruoolan column m the August Q {Zonal dd
Rosin. Themefthroengegm' ‘mwéo
attack from Augustbwo. N . "
“Nbrtbrveot 0r the forest at Auguswoio the Russians?”
were compelled to attack the rcargnord of the (igneous .
through numerous défilcc and in fortified moo-£55 where
the Russian infantry received great help from its heavy ar-
tillery which caused great losses to the enemy. who were
* dislodged from the cutranchmcnts and retired under our
fire.
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"The battle' rs proceeding over an extensive front,
the Germans occupying positions near Moriempol and
south of Stshutshin. ~
“In the vicinity of Wreeouch the ground is very
rough, making it difficult for the troops to keep their bat—
tle lines. This has resulted m a series of individual en-
gagements. " f *
“The advance of the Russian troops is meeting with
success everywhere. ” .
LONDON Oct. 2‘, 4:05 am
.-—A dlspatch from Veh-
ice to the Daily Melly reports that theefllcrl fleet has be-
gnu Operations against Pole; the chief naval station of-
Austria-Hungary.
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LONDON, Oct. 2, n :30 a [Hr-The Enhangc Tole»
graph Company has given out a dispatch from its Vienna
correspondent, sent by way or Reine, saymgtihat Gcnel'al
yon Hindcubcrg, the Gerlnan commander, who has been ‘
active against the. Rnesian 05 the East human frontier.
'Cracdw.
Thursday at noon, says: .
“From the top of a gas tank at Huboken (three
' y .. miles southwest oi’lietwerp) last night; one smell a
scene of sombre grandeur; Tile line of attack on the city
has been appointed to take cor'nmand of no defense of
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.A LONDON Oct. 2, 3: 17 a m—In describing the at—
tack oi the Gemini Antwerp the correspondent of
theDaaly Telegraph mnegfmrrrthatcrty nudcr date of
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was defined iii the clear night very 5' apply by flashes of
the enemy’s great 'srege glare. Sunder! the lchi de-
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War Bulletms
rnms; Oct. 2, 5:35 a. rep—The income statements
of the War Department give but. little idea of the furious
battle which is being waged in the north of France in put:
more of the effort the great body of Germans are mak—
Tlrc left continues to be the _-
storm center, and flour there the word as that the English ‘ ‘
and French continue to gain. ' j .v ' ‘
Whatever the Germans sock and Whatever are their "
hoped, it appeers memory that the interminable battle of
the Alone must soon have an end says Bout-C01. Rous-
m, the military critic of the Petit Parhlen, commenting
on the two last official communications. .
“The two armies,” says Rousset, “have fought £05
many days with fury on an enormous trout, but while we
have made progress daily upon two wings, to the north
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of the enemy is exhnnsting itself m vain eiforle to check
“This situation, even though it can still lost some
time, must inevitably end by the definite retreat of Our
adversary. The buicged in any lines, the experience of
The council of revision is preparing :0 bold sessions . l
to examine the large class of exempt from army soryicc
and these heretofore physiCaliy unfit for service who may _
. worse rownoamg oeroN'
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President Wilooe today approved the
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