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WORLD'S GREATEST WAR, DAY BY DAY 1 1 gggS.
KAISER WILL LOSE SAY EXPERTS!!
Exhaustion of Teutons is Expected
ami ItocNIve Battle Is Likely
to 1h Bought In Germany, I
Consensu of Opinion
WASHINGTON, D. C. Oct. 1.
The war in Europe will last from
nlae to eighteen months.
Germany. unless she is superhu
man, wilt be defeated.
The foresoiBg is the consensus of
nlatoa eatertataed by more than
two score actlre army officers on
daty in tate city and Its environ.
Only those officers of and above
the rank of Captain were interrog
ated. .Mladfal of the President's orders
to Goreraaieat officers not to com
ment oa the war and his pica to
his fellow coaatrraea not to en
jrace la isesioBS. the correspon
dent of the World addressed to more
than three score officers the follow
lac. two questions, with the under
ttaadlair that their names would
not be ased. and their answers were
to he wholly academic, from a mili
tary standpoint, and without regard
to persoaal sympathies:
1. How lost: will the war in Eu
rope last?
5. Which side will he the victor
Germany and Austria or the Tri
ple Entente?
The two answers given were the
result.
Opinion of Duration Vary.
On the question of how Jong will
the war laic the opinions ran from
nine months to eighteen months. A
majority of the officers estimated
one year. Twenty officers declined
to reply.
One officer saM Germany had a
flchtlag chance to wis.
A remarkable feature of the dls
cuMiot was that la nearly every
iaiaace tae same line of reason
German Resource Sun-etl
"There must be the material as
well as a fighting spirit in the
armies of a victorious nation or al
liance, and a close study of the re
sources show that the entente
Great Britain. France and Russia
In money, men and geographical lo
cation, are better equipped for a
long war than Germany, Great Bri
tain probably alone would succumb
In a test of resources, but Great
Britain and Russia combined have
more resources than Germany.
"If the nrespnt battle eoes the
way of the allies. Germany will be J
forced to retreat to ner itae oi tor
t.ftcatloas across her own border.
What effect this will have oa the
German troops Is the same as that
Isles. Canada. India, Egypt and Aus
tralia. Russia will bring her forces
from Siberia and South Russia.
France will draw more on her Afri
can possessions. Tr-e resources of
the allien are greater than those
of the German Empire."
SERVIANS HARD FIGHTERS
Austrian Captain Tells of Gallantry
of IJttle Nation in War
ROTTERDAM. Oct. 1. An Aus
trian Captain, wounded in the battle
of SJabats, Is quoted In the Bohe
mia, published at Prague, in part
as follows:
"The Servian Infantry is very
brave, but does not shoot as well
as It might. The only good shots
the Servians have are the Koraltadje
irregulars, who. concealed in the
foliage of bushes and trees, make
a specialty of shooting down Aus
trian officers.
Tko San-tan rllltorr I orrullotaf
on the troops of any army the pro- aecoBaed for , p BJ. te cr.
ductlon of a feeling of doubt as to CBasUafes that fighting in Its own
the greatness of the organiiation
Bat more than that, before the Ger
mans go far fresh German trcop
wilt be throws into this main army
under three great generals. These
troops will be trained and seasoned.
Necessarily they will come from
East Prussia and from Austrian Gal
icia. "Such a move Is what the at.Ie
arc attempting to force Germany
Into making because then the horde
of Prussian troops, despite the bad
weather and bad condition of the
country in East Prussia for fight
ing, would force their way across
the mountains into Central Ger
many. Allien Outnumber German
"In fact. It appears as though the
allies were conducting a retreat and
adtance engagement, all the time
forcing Germany to ceatrallxe her
forces away from the borders and
Into the heart of the German aat'ea.
"True. Germany Is training the
The one thing
agreed was:
This Is a war not only of ready
resources, hut of all resource, and
until one side has about exaaastcd
all Its resources the fighting will
country it is fully familiar with the
terrain. As a result their range is
good, all the more so since they
are given by the native information
which we cannot get. of course. Gen
erally the direction of advance of
our army is given by the Servian
peasants to their army by the light
ing of great straw fires. In the
sepulchre uader the church at Sja
bats we found a telephone station
with wire running to the various
Servian headquarters.
"But the Servian soldiers are
brave. Some of our tactics are pe
culiar. Now and then numbers of
them permit themselves to be made
prisoners of war for the mere pur
pose of supporting a plan of am
bush. Cases, too. have been known
la which prisoners of war made at
tacks on our men with hand gren
ades concealed by them. The con
fuslaes resulted from this has in
many instances resulted In the es
cape of the prisoners.
we nave found that women
reserres and her cltliens; also, the
. - ..llf.u - ,aI... h A ,.. V.. ' tV. . - Jl- .-- ....
lag was followed in making the l'" ? -"! XLT" i " "K" . 7
upiBiwa. ... ... liiJ will Is tbefatitr (Ichtiar. MtN I Wwki i ir.lrr...tj .i v..
WniCa ail i' jT . I . -..- .-vra fe41. -U
iiwr ne uermuu. Anmuii; iv ( was saot uiroogu tae legs and la
reports the artillery of the aIHe Vem tau ti aospltal at Xensatx.
U equal. If not sartor to the Ger-1 jied having thrown sixteen
mans Only In the big siege saw aBpg Austro-Hungariaa
do the Germans excel and. ncord- trAA..
lag to relUMe laformation received "-
here, the allies are nuking wk on nsian PAPER IN RERUN
sjege guns to eual those of the .
KruppS. ... I InthstrifU $lnn SorLalWt Ofsan
"The greatest battle Is yet to , , n ' for oj.uun
go on.
fkhr ditemMions led to this:
From the manner la whka the
felliftnt have struggled aad with
Lfe--'.t
of the powers e-gaged preceding the - "- bP" ;- LONDON.. Occ l. - A diiyateb
war. this struggle is to be almost " - t, . " CT T " .,.- ".V, from copeanagea says ae otnm
a death stroggie, that is. uatll one , JI J'". J?. ."- bi . Vorwaeru socall orga. aaaounc-
side Is so crushed that It win re
quire a half century or more for
even a waking recovery.
Many of the office. have read
General Bernhardt' latest book, in
which the famous German officer
gives the mental attitude of Ger
many. None of the officers follow-
lawardly by the retreat and advance .-fcTVomma ? 'W kad or-
In Geraaay and begin hammertog toa tBfW 4l Tat actoa. Vor
from all Mt.
i waerts says, was due to Its free
"This will be months from sow. -J5" -;... JL-iit i.
and when this battle takes place lL, Af ,HMm At ir hr Ger
all the belligerent, virtUy mi g 8S5JfJfi? i S&
have aew armies la the field. Ger-. Tir.- . .JZL, n. vim.
he fstV of EngSshTad - Jy-TmSt iTrTMS: "
...i. riAviut i tttlm- t V? F R'r Pi armyirom w
ikit Ommi viewpoint as portrayel !". 1!"" "Ifc.ur!f l S"LM?i REIKME.VS DANCE. TAGUS
iZ " i n.v.ii -i w..'" oaia 'n jma e anwa .. ctrn
by Geaoral Bershardi was respon
tible for the war.
Fight to HhantJon Forecast
What the officers did say was-
"Whh Germany convinced that
Groat Britain is in the path she
must travel to become the empire
of the world, aad with the British
mlad mad up that the British Em
pire Is not going to fall to one side
aad allow Germany to proceed to
the goal Britain now possesses. tle
struggle will not end la a month
or in many months, but will go on
for a year or more until one side
is physically Inoapable of fighting
ioncer."
The following, the cooressos of
sororal military opinions, views the
straggle as far as it has gone and
tooebfti oa the toor of the b4
llgrsns so far d:
"Germany has throws Uto the
wMra tbvator of war in Fnuwe
tb flower of the great military
machine which she has bees bwiM
Ing since the Fnt-co-ProMiaa war
aad which has bees the admtraUoa
aad oavy of tb military wrbi. At
first aotbiag seoated to be abie to
check the onward march of this tre
meadoas power. Held mp a few
days by the heroic courage of the
BeVgiaac tais wood arfal maehiae
literally sped, to within forty mile;
of Parts.
"Want aapf mi taea? Despite the
greataoM of the orgaaUatJox. tb
perfect workiag of the iatogral parts
of tb amacbiac. without Uw mis
carttha of a single oa of the com
p'Wawd ptaas for the taktog of
Paris, it was found the whole thiag
a fbwa aad blood aad that it
could aot do aUaost the imposibie
Fear f Kai-r Sfnir .Ullc
-"Thar was ia the sitaatioa
aroaad Parts waea Goaerals Von
Baobyr aad Klack aad the Crown
Priaea wre at lu gates that watch
tb Catoa army foaad ia Vlrgiaii.
Soatb CaroUaa aad Georgia sf-ra!
tiatos dartag the Clrii War a cer
tain dwprtioa oa ia part of tb
dofoaderv which tomm oaly to tb
maa protocttag his family from
harm.
A aw ftgatiag sairit was pro
dacod ia tao iak.s of the alaVs by
tb natd adraae of tb German
forroa, Tb aaarsbeaviaan that all
would a crasaod by lb Gerauat
aad aaaa sabjects of the Katser
am4e tao morn of tb alltes mar
saporbaaua taaa did ia Uar. ar
duous aad xamsi traiaiag ta
Genaaa xoreos bad rcivwL
-From taa aatil aia dayt ago
that spirit ia ta rub of tb
teat carried it forward aad pasa
d tb oaoaty bark. That fair
has t9t tb armi of tb allk
persaiUatiy at ta Germaas. bold
lag tbeaa ia cak. dririag taat
back taore a few fc aad proaa
iag the greatest battle ia the his
tory of the wortd.
-This spirit will triamph over the
sadrU of aatioaal aggraadiMmea
apoa which the Geraaa eaas U
hailt if it teachings aad writings
i ajs va sateseat SjfeeL Gta
rcht."TTitake, Drayea' and Hars--are
ta te accepted as tie
tioasht oi the Gtrsaa satics.
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