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November l4 (concluded)
The Tur -
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.man-Sisi in .thc de ‘Russian Ppsition at
attacked and sun lS(tii’l(c:‘t of l..as1stan was
“trying to th . Oun e . Remforcements
err rescue were dispersed.
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along the
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snowstoreaues o'l' war "on accqunt
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5 kilomigtes anal extended south
rs north of Bxxschoote.
Lo .1 "' ,
r Roberts, the English Field-Marshal,
died whil - .
e mspechng Indian troops in France.
The Russians W ‘b
lupshnen for theegcti-Iefiulsed south of Stal.
me.
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t o
Prussia Ringgit whgh had come from West-
left flank re if d eneral von Mackensen's
Soldau . P“ 5e the Russian forces near
At the .
of the l“aii'nte iimeothe North wing
. eavoreds to usislan arm)’ Which
me was defeathgirce the German
ozawek ed atyLxpno, north
, eaving znoognven back on
mac ine gags. prisoners and
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The two Russian armies at Kutno
were defeated by von Mackensen’s
army and forced to retreat to the
east, losing 25,000 prisoners, 80
machine guns and a number of
The defeat was followed
cannons.
up by a small detachment of
troops under General Morgen,
while the main body of von Mac-
kensen’s army turned south to the
N er.
On the Polish-C-alician frontier, north of
Cracow. Austro-Hungarian troops came into
contact with the enemy at several points.
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Kalimegdan. the fortress of Belgrade situated
at the juncture of the Danube and Save
rivers, was shelled from Semlin on the Dan-
ube. The Serbian reply was ineiiective.
After a two hours’ bombardment
of the Serbian positions in the
vicinity of Obrenovatz, the enemy
retired into the city. About five
o'clock in the afternoon, Austro-
Hungarian troops took Obrenovatz
by storm, capturing many prisoners
and much war material. The occu-
pation of this city opened the way
to Belgrade from the south. Ad-
The entire net proceeds go to the need)’
children of German soldiers in the neld