. Von der Yalu in Port Arthur: Einen persönlichen Datensatz. drivenhard und schnell in das Herz des Feindes. p 2 Kapitel XXVII die russische Armee sich zurückzieht ONLIAO-YANG. Obwohl das Zentrum Ihrer rechten Flanke beenforced hatte, es schien kein zwingender Grund für die Russiansto jenseits des Flusses zurückziehen. Es gibt Hügel im frontcapable für Verteidigung, und unsere Verluste hatten schwere. Fürdie Erklärung müssen wir nach rechts, wo theTwelfth Division zurück fahren war der Feind auf theTang-ho und bedrohlichen seine Flanke in der Nähe von bin-ping. Atdawn am 26. Unsere rechten Flügel hergestellte Verbindung mitden Center und öffnete seine a

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. From the Yalu to Port Arthur : a personal record. drivenhard and fast into the heart of the enemy. p 2 Chapter XXVII THE RUSSIAN ARMY RETIRES ONLIAO-YANG. Although the centre of their right flank had beenforced, there appeared no urgent reason for the Russiansto withdraw beyond the river. There were hills in frontcapable of defence, and our losses had been heavy. Forthe explanation we must look to the right, where theTwelfth Division was driving back the enemy upon theTang-ho and menacing his flank near Am-ping. Atdawn on the 26th our right wing made connexion withthe centre and opened its attack on Hanyaling. Thecountry is furrowed with narrow ravines, out of whichspring precipitous heights, on which the enemy werestrongly entrenched. Moreover, the Russians foughtwith splendid courage, and with determination born ofthe knowledge that this Pass was the key to the first lineof their Eastern defence. East and South-east ofAm-ping were field batteries that gave great assistance inchecking our advance. 228 Mukden BATTLE — OF LIAO-VANG. DRAWN BY A JAPANESE OFFICER. ^be IRusslan Hrm^ retires on Xiao-sang 229 Do you think you will take the position to-day ?asked a foreign attachS, speaking to a private. The soldier hesitated, after the manner of theJapanese. Yes ; I think so. But to-day the Russians arevery obstinate ! Dense fog hid the enemy late in the afternoon, andthe movement was suspended. Yet through the night afierce struggle went on for possession of a ridge onwhich the Russians, deeming the height unassailable, had posted a field battery. It was rash, however, toset limits to the capacity of mountaineers like those inGeneral Inouyes command. The hill was stormed ; wasdefended with stones and avalanches of rock, and wascaptured. From the summit the victors hurled stonesupon the enemy, whose energies were cpncentrated onflight, and both slopes were quickly strewn with dyingmen. The wounds inflicted by the rocks were terrible, and the mortality was greater than it

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