New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-14
MOVE TO FOLLOW
GALICIAN VICTORY
Dual Monarchy's Quito, k
on the Frontier Declared
To Be Desperate.
GERMANY UNABLE
TO GIVE MORE AID
Nay Withdraw TrOor7 AIrea.y
Sent to Galicia Because of
Danger in the West.

Rome, Sept. Statements coming
from Russian official sources indicate
that on completion of the operations
around Przemysl and Cracow, Galicia,
he Russian forces will march directly
togsrd Vienna,
News from the Austrian frontier de-
nbss even in darker colors the situa-
tSa Of the Austrian army, especially
EHa Germany has notified her ally
ashs is unable 10 send any more re-
hiarements into Galieis, owing TO the
Fsyir conditions on tie western front.
Il is even asserted that the German
3ntingents which reached Grodek to
tilp the Austrisus may be recalled to
asruany, as the latter wishes to centre
y her efforts against the Allies.
Rotterdam, Sept ia dispatch re-
9yed flom Vienna by the Wolf Bu-
ng, the German news gathering
gsncy in Berlin, says:
TIE General Staf has announced
asi to-day, after five days hard fight
RE the AustrIans drove back the Rus
iaas near Grodek, west Of Lemberg.
"A large force Of Russians is threat
'aing the Austrians near Rawaruska.
2 addition, ncw Russian forces oper-
'dng against General Dankl threat
NED to break the line of communica-
non between General Dankl and the
siee near Grodek. Dealing with the
'lsny numerically superior, the Aus
uahs we're obliged to fall back and
WhcentrsJc on more favorable ground"
FsSogrsd, Sept. 13.-RusSian STRAIT
'y in this campaign is destined to
''fE as masterpiece in military his
wy for, while announcement we're
N'ng made in Vienna Of Austrian VIC
Pnss in the region south of Lublin
.lo Chelm, the centre of the Austrian
",sy was being lured on to its fate.
I9s withdrawal Of the Russians, il
-vuia now appear, was deliberate. 1t
ss , continued until the invader WAS
e'an cannon shot Of the indispen-
Sep!e "a railway lire joining Lublin and
Nnein' Meanwhile, Russia was pre-
P.nhg an irresistible avalanche on her
ss'ngs' Having duly assembled her
wees she struck a terrible blow, sew
..ug communication between the Aus
aen armies operating, respectively
eiognd krasnjE and TOmasZof.
me capture Of Lemberg had enabled
1eheial RuzSky TO turn on the rear OF
a. Austrian position At Tomaszoff,
1nNh' thus aSsailed on two sides, was
agSslhdoned on Thursday
y simultaneously the onslaught Of the
russian right drove the Austrian left
y, hesdloug fight across the San.
"Ast proportion Of the Austrian force
.es lost forever IN the marshy tract
Known.
summing up the latest official re-
EI.S' u appears that the left and
S5uue Of the enemy were totally rout-
X while the right on the Rawaruska-
les'er Inc is still maintaining a
s,'pera1e ssspti resistance, in the hope Of
,enhg ITS retreat and preventing a
S.s S.s''ef from developing into annihila.
~ East Prussia, where most of 3OO,-
herman reinforcements have been
rilssa' 10 will require all the Ger
49, attention to hold koenigsberg,
to,.e.u' N ITS way, is even more inn
a 10 the HohenzOllern dynasty
ss. zen Berlin itself, because IL Is the
hos.," "uefe the ruling member of the
diyip. Gi hoheuzollern receives "by
'Ght the crown Of Prussia.
y,,,.s99le yt.e9le message received in this city
"A ,G"lasy by Colonel Nicolai GoleieW.
Rws ulhi'ary attache of the Russian
Ssg from the Russian General
sTl' Ielfograd, read as follows:
Rs.e, operations in the region Of
On, alH s and Tomsszof have ended in
en- SSu,piete victory over the North
drivsosu austrian armies. which have been
suss... oeyond the River San. Great
ahs sslsas. nave also been attained In
Rsv-sutlng west Of Lenberg. between
Iir iseAa and the River Dniester.
over oeS N nc present the capture of
gteat 4mcers, $4,000 men and a
rms ny lumber Of guns and machine
ails ~ Deen reported. Further de.
esisS our latest victory arc still