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German Artillery Forcccf to
Retreat From Strategic
Position South of Ypres
After, Stubborn Fighting.
PAIU8, Dee. 1R.
British troop have captured a small
forest In Slanders, wist of Wytschaete
ftv Wilts oulh of Tpres), over whloh
harp fighting has been In progress for
ever! days, This woodland had been
ttsedliy lbs aermans to better their artll
1(17, but has now been occupied by the
JBnsIlsh troop.
Offldtt announcement of He capture wu
Btsda In . statement Issued her this ait-
4S7to0H
Tb SVaooh troops have rained ground
npwA of IZoUebafc (four mtlos southeast
f Tprss), and hvs tietd this despite A
Ttgotw oounter-attnak by the Gorroatis.
Tho SfrtxuCi hare tin mad lome progress
ia & Arajrmne and har held tho abound
Slod; in th Vcagea.
Cteftth of JJt Die the Germans hare
tabarflid Qm atatlon of I. Leonard at
fee taoffev Hi Alsxcs the German artll.
Ury IS showing great aotirity.
Gsnsral Ttm BelmlmK, the German
acmtnajvUr entrusted. It th Kaiser with
IS etpeeSal task of breaking the English
Unas at Trren. now ha his hands full
to keep W own lines intact under the
Iterant blows of the ITrenoh and British.
the German are In Imminent danger of
being forced eastward across the Veer
Canal eonth of Ypres. The French troop
lying btwen 'Wameton and St Klol oro
jTrssstng home vigorous attacks, but It
Must be Bald for the invaders that they
are deallnsr hard blows In return. These
attacks are taking place over a battle
field alrad7 soaked with Triood and
strewn with the carnage of former at
tacks south of the Tpres-Monln road. The
territory In this district over which tho
fighting is taking place forms almost a
perfect quadrangle with Tpres, Armen
tleres. Courtral and Boulra at tho
corners. .
On the heights of the Ileus e there are
further Indications' of an Impending Ger
man retirement from St Mlhlel. The
German artillery has been shifted north
ward along the Meuee, because of the
dangerous Increase of pressure- on tho
part of tho French. s
In .Alsace, particularly near Altktrch,
ajsevero artillery" duel la progressing.
Tno FrencIT have succeeded In getting
an enormous number of heavy guns
through tho snow-titled passes of the
Vosges, their object being to get as
much artillery Into Alsace as possible be
fore midwinter storms block the passes
ntlrelv. It Is indicated that thero has
been nq appreciable change In the posi
tion jof the French, troops lying to the
west of Meti, Strassburg and Muelhauaen
during the last 24 hours.
ISLAM MENACED. CAUSE
OF WAR, DECLARES SULTAN
Turks Forced to Proteqt Religion,
Buler Explains.
CONSTANTINOPLE, Dec. IS.
Turkey entered the war because It was
menaced. This was tho explanation
vouchsafed by Sultan Mohammed V, in
his speech from the throne opening the
Tbrklsh 'Parliament.
WhIIe our Government bad firmly re
lieved on the strictest neutrality," he
asserted, "our fleet was suddenly at
tacked by Russian vessels In the Black
Sa. England and France then opened
hostilities on our frontUr. We were there
fore compelled, to resist the policy of
dtatructton whloh these Powers have at
all times pursued against the Islamltlo
world, s, polkry "which has assumed the
character of a religious persecution. Be
cause of this fact I nailed all Moslems
Into a holy war,"
KAISER BRAVE AT LOSS
OF VON SPEE'S SQUADRON
Stella? Peopla to Star SUsfortuno ens
They So Fortune.
BERLIN, Sao. 1& In response to a mes
aags front the President or the Reichstag
ttxpfestins sorrow over the loss of the
squadron of Admiral Oraf von Spee, Em
para? William sent this reply;
May the heavy ofTers whloh we are
fOToaa to make In this battle for our crx
litano be torne by all of us as a single
nn. Supported by unahaken hope in
God. oar Lord, from whose gracious
hands w humbly receive fortune or mis
tferttnUTloy or sorrow, -wo will turn th
most duacult hour Into a blesainr for the
nation and. Sutherland."
TWO STEAMSHIPS WRECKED
trhlrty-ioar lost In Sinking- of Dutch
liner.
LISBON Dec IS. The British steam
ship Slluroln and a Dutch Royal Mall
Steamship have been wrecked near
Oporto, according to a wireless dispatch
received here today.
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X AISTBRDAM, Dec. U.-Frenh avla-
j, ts- again new over a-reiourg, uaaen,
dropping bombs upon the city yesterday,
adviees received here today -state. This
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Contlnurcl from l'ft(t( One
lebeke (four mile
southeast Of
Ypres), repulsing
vigorous counter
attacks. ,
The French claim further progress
in the Argonne, but the 1'aris official
statement shows little change clsc-
hwhere along the, line.
The German official statement de
clares lhat the Allies' attacks south
east of YpHj., failed, being repulsed
with heavy loss. pthcC attacks north
east of Suippcs, northeast of Oiiics
and northeast of Vcrdutl were also re
pulsed and repeated attempts to take
the German positions southeast tf St.
Michiel were frustrated.
Scbastapol, on the JJIack Sea. has
been bombarded by n Turkish cruiser.
Italy has set a time limit, it is report
ed, for Turkey's apology for the seiz
ure of the British Consul at Ho
dcidah Rout of Turkish forces south of
Erzerum is announced by Russia.
The Turks were driven across the
Euphrates.
SERBS WREST BELGRADE
FROM AUSTRIAN GARRISON
Conquerors' accent Occupation
Capital Proves Short-lived.
, LONDON, Dec. 15.
The Bel-vians, after a florce battle, hae
reoccupled Belgrade, according to a
Nlsh dispatch to neuter's Telegram
Company.
Th Austrlans occupied Belgrade De
cember I, after having besieged It since
July 19, bombarding from batteries near
Bemlln, and from monitors on the Dan
ube. A large portion of the city was
said to have been destrojed by the Are
of tho Austrlans. When war was de
clared, the Servian Government moved
from Bofgrade to Kragurycvalz and later
went further south to Nlsh, where It re
mains A striking feature of the day's ofllclat
news Is the candid admission by tho Aus
trian Government of the defeat of the
Austrian army In Servla and apparently
of the abandonment of Its third attemnt
to Invade the territory of Its small Slav
neighbor
While- attributing the failure to the en
emy's superior forco, as all Government
bullotlns explain failure the Austrian
War Olllce announces plainly an extend
ed retirement and heavy losses
"Now decisions and measures conse
quently will bo taken to repel the en
einy.
enys tho Austrian statement Ad-
parently this means that the Austrian
"Urm5r, IrccteU against Servla will assume
a defensive line.
The Servians claim to be pressing home
their victory with more captures of pris
oners and to have driven part of tho
Invading army across the Drlna Itlvor
Moreover, they express confidence that
they are about to expel the Invaders from
Servian territory.
WARSHIPS LIE IN WAIT
FOR DRESDEN IN STRAITS
Humored British Will Attack Cruiser
In Neutral Zone.
BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 15
Two Biltlsh crulser3 are today reported
In the Straits of Magellan, off Punta
Arenas, where they are watting for the
German cruiser Dresden, solo survivor of
the squadron of Admiral von Spee which
engaged tho British licet of Vice Admiral
Sir Frederick Sturdee off the Falkland
Islands.
Reports reaching here are mostly from
pro-German sources, since the British
have cut off wireless communication with
the Falklan.ds These pro-German re
ports declare the two British vessels have
indicated their Intention not to respect
the neutrality laws In regard to the
Dresden. The vessel, the British ships
are sold to have asserted, must either
coma out and fight, or surrender
The Chilian Oovernment Is leported to
have taken action to maintain Its neu
trality In the situation growing out of
the arrival of the Dresden at Punta
Arenas.
AUSTRIANS MOVE ON CZAR
ALONG CARPATHIAN SLOPES
Follow -Russian Hetreat Prom Hun-
grury; to Believe Przeiuysl.
PETROGRAD, Dec. 15
It la officially admitted here that the
Austrlans are .descending the northern
slopes of the Carpathians Into Gallcla
through tho Dukla pass. This movement,
It Is declared, may be easily controlled,
however. Owing to snow and Ice the
mountain passes are extremely difficult
for army operations. The Austrlans will
be forced to enter the valleys from the
mountains In small detached commands.
It is asserted here, and this means they
will be attacked by the Russians before
Uiey have a chance to re-form.
This movement, which follows the re
treat of the Itusslans from Hungary, la
tnken as being directed toward the re
lief of Przemysl, This will fall, as have
the operations toward the relief of Cra
cow, It Is asserted here. The Russians
south and southeast of Cracow bold
their lines after driving back Austro
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Austria now admits a retirement of its big army in Servia, and a report
from Nish that Belgrade has been retaken by the Servians indicates
that the Austrlans have been driven from practically all of the little
kingdom after a crushing defeat. Paris gives official sanction to the
Servian claim of the capture of 28,000 prisoners, 74 cannon and 44
machine guns up to Saturday. The loss of Belgrade by the Austrians
was determined in the mountains near UBhitza, 75 miles away, as
previous loss of the city by the Servians on December 2 had been
caused by an Austrian victory in this region. It was In this region
that the Austrian right wing, supposed to have a strength of about
150,000 men, was operating. This wing In a month of hard fighting
forced its way across the Drina River and through 30 miles of rougn
country until it struck past Ushitza and established Itself at the head
of the great Geliska Morava Valley, leading down toward Nish.
Apparently a large Servian army was secretly gathered to meet these
victors, for the Austrians lay stress on the ''strong forces." The
Servians here broke away through the invaders and compelled them to
give up not only Ushitza, but Valjevo and the Upper Kolubara
Valley, and finally forcing them to make a ha'sty retreat through the ,
30 miles of wilds from Ushitza and recross the Drina. Their defeat'
is so severe that the Montenegrins have again been able to cross the
Bosnian frontier and take Vishegrad. The shaded portion of the map
shows the territory involved in these operations. In an attempt to
save their right wing the Austrians sent a column from Belgrade to
Milanoyatz in an effort to swing in behind the Servians. This force
was defeated In turn and driven back on Belgrade, and it seems now
to have been defeated again at that city. Short -arrows show the
direction of the Servian advance.
AUSTRIA HURLS RUSSIANS
FIFTY MILES FROM CRACOW
Czar's Army Hotly Pursued in West
ern Gallcln.
VIENNA, Dec. 15.
Russian forces that tried to reach Cra
cow from tlits southeast have been
driven back nearly CO miles, according to
an official statement Issued hero today
saying that they havo been pursued ns
far as the plain of Allenthal The Aus
trlans nre taking many prisoners nnd
Inflicting heavy losses In killed and
wounded upon the enemj
"The pursuit of the Russians In western
Gallcla is being continued," sajs the
statement "It has already reached the
plain of Allenthal, with alternately more
or less important engagements.
"We are taking many prisoners and the
Itusslans are losing heavily In killed and
wounded as they retreat."
The recent reverses of the Austrlans in
Servla aro nttrlbuted to the withdrawal
of troops from that war to reinforce the
western Gallcla forces The offensive will
be resumed m Servia B0(m ns the
ballclan camnalim Is .lri,i,i r,, ,..
J that Austria had attempted to arrange
M fL RUntrnt nnn. milt, a . ...
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clally denied today. It was declared that
the campaign against the Servians would
be carried out to a successful conclu
slon GOEBEN AGAIN CRIPPLED
COPENHAGEN, Dec. 15 -The battle
cruiser Goeben was se.erely damaged In
the action at Batum. ivhen the Turks
shelled that Russian port In the Black
Sea and met the answering fire of the
Russians, says a dispatch from Berlin
,he rPrt declares that It will be a
difficult matter to effect the repairs neces.
sary In Turkey.
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ROME, Dec. 15
The Montenegrin army, Which has
seized nt Vlsbograd the railway lino from
Vishegrad to Sernjcvo, has cut oft the
retreat of tho Austrian army, which Is
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"everything has been prepared to meet
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i s anu v It states that tho weather has
becomo warmer In west rianders and
northern France, nccompanled by more
rnln and that the British guns havo
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ouriMAN TnnNcin:s shkllhd.
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were of tho same chnracter as those of
the previous three weeks On tho Cth,
on our right, our howitzers obtained
direct hits on two German gun emplace
ments. Other guns shelled some of tho
enemy's trendies with good results. The
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modic outbursts of musketry from tho
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of star or Illuminating shells. This pre
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"Civilians In plain clothes are frequent
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