New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-15
Russian Troops Cross San River, Captur.
ing 80 Cannon, 5000 Men and
Enormous Amount of Stores.
yoN AUFFENBERGS ARMY IN DANGER
Cspita of Dual Monarchy Takes Alarm on News
of Fall of SemIin-FOOd Prices Rise and
Unemployed Parade the Streets.


Copenhagen Sept 14Ber received here admit
sE the chief Austrian has suffered absolute defeat but
sahn is retiring in good order
General Won AuFenbergs army" the dispatch says lis
said to be in dangerous position being off from the main
amy The Austrians have had terrible losses"
PeHograd Sept 14-The following official communication
was issued tonight:
On the Austrian front Russian troops crossing the
San River On taking position Rawaruka the Russian
troops captured thirty and 5000 prisoners and also
ron, stores of material and provisions.
he results of the pursuit of the enemy that territory
still unknown.
"n the marshes of BegoaiOn the Russians found some more
Austrian batteries sunk the mud abandoned during retreat
The general army while repug the last desperate Aus
attack captured the troops took the offensive
great number of prisoners and guns the total number of which
has not as yet been determined
General BussiOf declares that his troops gave proof of
great energy determination and bravery The commanders of
he corps he says led their units with pertubabe GOODNESS,
achg victory from the enemy than occasion
critical moments.
General BrusoF particularly commends the activity of
The Bulgarian General Radko Drnitre in the fighting
on the right bank of the Dnester River the Austians have
been thrown back on Dorogobuzh ty-hve miles of Smo
snsk
"Czenowitz capital and chief of the land of
BkOwns and all the neghbOrg regions have been occupied
BY the armies without resistance"
Paris Sept IA Havas Agency dispatch from Petrograd
the Russian invasion of Bukowna the AustroHungaran
land Hungary, proceeding unopposed Pac-
ards have been found everywhere in the country announcing Aus
bian victory.
"he Germans strongly fortiying Kasz, Russian Po
nd correspondent adds snd the city has been surrounded
by barbed wire enangements and mines Kasz has been
named Grossgarten.
"A official communication the slownesS of the Rus
operations Prussia is not dsquietng The affairs
have only been minor one which alternately successful and
unsuccessful They have importance in such gigantic
struggle
hove CD where the took strong German position by
storm Saturday"
Rome Sept l4-Telegrsphic advices received here from
Pogad say that the seventeen days battle of the Russians
against the forces ended with the following
suits:
Prisoners taken 1sOoOO field guns captured 45o fortress
artillery captured 1000 pieces; transport wagons taken, 4O00
aeropanes captured, T.
The Russian Embassy in Rome that the German army
Commanded by General Hdbg has been defeated near
W Russian Poland, and that the Germans are eVscuang
Roland with a loss of $4,000 men.
The ambassador adds that the Russians have assumed the
e Prussia and have commenced lay siege to KoenigS
berg
Reports from PeOgrad received official quarters here
& the few German contnpents which assisted the AusanS in
@ last with Russians exhausted that they
could hardly fsht
News received here from Austria says the Austrian army