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ARMIES OF CZAR
AND KAISER CLASH
Terrific Struggle Between Rnss and
Teuton HotU Begini on Frontier
of Poland and Silesia.
GERM AITS IK GREAT STRENGTH
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Ceeeatrte la Mliklr Forrr Be
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5sferrs at Front.
(CeprrtgM. tH. by Fret Publishing Co )
PETROQRAD, Oct. 6. (Special
Cablegram to the New York World
and Omaha Bee.) The Russian and
German armlet have now crossed
swords at the opening of a gigantic
struggle along the frontier of Poland
and Silesia. The Germans have con
centrated In great strength behind a
curved Hoe. extending from Thorn, a
fortress on the Vistula, on the boun
dary between East Prussia and the
poaltlon 'southward, to the west of
Lods, the second city in Poland, in
the government of Piotrekow, seventy-five
miles southwest of Warsaw.
The Germans are In great strength
on the line from Pabianlce and Lask.
which lie a few miles southwest of
Lodz to Czenstochowa, on the river
Wartha, fifty miles southwest of
Plotrkow and close to the. Sllesian
frontier. The Russian army has
come Into contact with the German
army of invasion between Czensto
chowa and Plotrkow.
It la understood here (hat the kl?rr
Is' at Thorn, directing the operations of
the German foees. The ciar has arrived
at the battle front.
It Is stated that the Germans have been
confiscating the food, tattle horsea and
wagons of the peasantry In the entire re
gion of the government of the Kalies,
which Is on the Polish frontier, border
ing on 8ilsla.
The Russian army of tht center, ns It
Is known. Is In complete readiness to
strike a blow at the enemy that la now
coming within Ha grasp.
Russian aeroplanes this morning sailed
over the German positions, and though
they encountered German aaroplanea and
were frequently fired at from land and
air, they returned safe-y to their own
Ilnee with a full report concerning the
enemy" position.
GtnuM Handicapped.
The Germans enter upon this central
struggle with the handicap that their
left northern army la aeverely crippled,
for Oeneral Hlndenberg's army la In a
dilapidated condition and haa been driven
back upon lta own baa at Thorn.
Whatever remnants of this army teach-
Ing Thorn will have to be re-equlpped, for
' even tf ther bad not been pursued, as
they war, the Germans found It impos
sible to drag back their artillery and
their automobile transporta through East
Pruasla. - The heavy autumn rains have
made1 the roads aodden and Impassable
to heavy vehlclea. ,
Their experience when they attempted
to besiege Osaowlti In their Invading
campaign against Ruasia, has shown
them the fatal mistake they made when
they croaaed their own boundaries Into
thla difficult vconntry at this period of
.the year. One of the Ruaslan officers of
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German Official Reports Tell of
Victories in France and Russia
BERLIN, Oct. 6 i By W ireless to 6a
ville, L. 1 ) An order today written by
General von Hofhn, published officially
today, sava thnt Fort Camp Pes Homalns.
on the river Meuse nrar fit. Mlhlel, after
a number of hard light, haa been, taken
by the Oierinans. Five French officers
snd more thsn .V men were made pris
oners. The remainder of the French
the garrison of Oasowiti tells how the j
German heavy guns became Involved In j
swampy ground, ten mlloa west of osso
wltx. The horses drawing them hail to
be unyoked, automobllea proved useless
and finally the guns had to be abandoned.
Field ( Sronaht l'p.
The field guns then wero pushed for
ward and actually got within four miles
of Ossowlts, but proved useless for be
slegeng the fortress.
Meanwhile the German cavalry aought
to act as a screen while the German In
fantry could be brought up in a plan
to envelop the fortress, but the German
horsea proved to be too heavy for the
mnrahy ground and their progress was
very alow.
The cosaacke, on the contrary, mounted
on light, fleet and surefooted horses, and
I used to the territory, were able time and
I time again to mako brilliant and effect
i lve charges against the sadly hampered
Germans. The latter found themselves
literally waterlogged by their heavy
equipment, and the fighting resolved
Itself Into an Infantry battle with the
German cuvalry unable to assist to any
good purpose.
German Driven Rack.
The Russian infantry first held .and
then drove back the Germans, whereupon
the Cossacks completed the work by
dashing in and putting the Germans to
rout, horso and "foe t
The failure, after the two days' bitter
fighting of Oeneral Hlndenberg's plan to
lnvade Russia, has confirmed the Rus
sian general staff 1n its belief that the
Germans, when encountered upon ground
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Suffrage Workers Who
force ierlhed In the rulna of the case
mate. It is officially stated that the Russians
mere completely defeated .near Suwalkl
and AugtiHtnwo on the east rrunslan
frontier. October 1 ami 3. The Herman
made S.ntO pilannera and captured ciuh
tewi cannon and many machine guns.
The situation. It is announced, la most
hopeful 'evcr w nere for the tiermans and
Auatiians.
unaulted, as Poland and Kant Prussia,
are, for the advantageous snd effective
tise of their heavy equipment of men,
horsea and guns, will be both outgen
eral led and outfought.
. Restloa Cleared of Germaaa.
The German line extended originally
eighty-four miles In Russian territory.
All this region Is now clear of German
Invaders who are fleeing In disorder
through terrible country, pursued by Rus
sian cavalry and guns.
Reports received say their forcea were
practically annihilated, for In fighting
they lost from 70 to W per cent.. All the
roada are strewn with bodies along the
Germun line of retreat.
Infantry meantime, approached and
entrenched themselves to within four
miles of the fortress.
There they were dealt with by Russian
troopa who working their way through
exceedingly difficult country wood and
morass took the Germans in the rear. Bur
rounding them they exterminated a great
part and took the rest prisoners. What
became of the great guns la unknown, but
they probably are lying at the bottom of
some bog an the 'only available road for
such engines waa closed to all attempts at
retreat.
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