The Calumet news., 1914-09-12
News Indicates German Army
Corps HaVe Been Thrown In.
TO That Province
FIGHTING IS STUBBORN
Russians Have Made No Notable
Advance in Prussia Since
Recent Reverse

News dispatches indicate the
Russians have not overwhelmed
the Austrians in Galicia as has
been claimed.
Fresh stubborn fighting In that
province is reported. and this has
given rise to the speculation that
German army corps brought from
the west may have been thrown
into Austria instead of East Prus-
sia.
The situation in East Prussia il
In doubt, but there Is nothing to
show that the Russians have made
any notable advance since their
reverse at Allenstein.
A Petrograd report says the Ser
vians are continuing successfully
their offensive against Austria.
London, Sept. 12.--The situation on
the Russian borders is becoming as OBJ
scure as the western operations. Ber-
lin reports that the victory of Gen
erai Hindenburg will clear East Prus-
sia of the Russians, but military ex-
perts at Petrograd declare II is incred-
ible that the Russians should give up
the investment OF Konigsberg unless
they have suffered greater disaster
than that reported.
In Russian Poland the Russians still
seem to be successful while operating
against the Austrans alone. but they
are making less impression on the
combined German Austrian armies on
the Vistula.
Russian Attack RepuIsed.
Washington. Sept ia German
embassy wireless from Berlin says:
General Hindenburgs victorious
progress in East Prussia continues, The
attempt OF the Russians to relieve the
pressure on their defeated left wing
by launching an army corps against
Hindenburgs sank was defeated. Sew
eraI batteries were captured from the
main Russian army
Finnish Army Corps Beaten.
London, Sept IA Reuter- dispatch
from Berlin says:
"The general staff announces tha'
the Twenty second Russian army corps
of Finland has tried to force an en-
trance into East Prussia by way OF
LICK. The Russians were defeated al
Lyck.'
Austrians Lose 10000.
Rome, Sept. ia Petrograd ois-
patch says:
In the second battle in Galicia' the
Austrian losses are estimated at l0o'-
900. OF whom 10000 are prisoners Inc
result was more satisfactory to the
Russians than the first battle"
Russians Claim Successes.
Washington, Sept. 1.-THE forti-
fed positions of the Austrians at opo'
lie and Turobin (villages lying betweei
Lublin and the San river) has peer
taken by our troops" says cable ias'
night tn the Russian embassy here
from the Petrograd foreign ofiice'
ION September 10, during the pur
suit which followed our success sohi'
OF our columns in one day covered
distance of twenty miles, hghting al
the way. our cavalry is I'm the rear %
the enemy. Tomaszow has been takei
by our troops after stubborn pa'''e
Serious lighting continues aiohe
the line from Rowa Ruska to the rN'
er Dniester.
"on the East Prussian front th'
Germans continue to advance. The''
main effort seems to be directed 'o'
ward the region of Mazur lake Nea'
Myshinetz and Horjele our troops nave
repulsed the Germans, iniiicting OF
them heavy losses"
The two last named points are o'
the east Russo -Prussian front'e'
southeast OF Ortlesburg
Official Austrian Denis's.
New York, Sept. 12.-Dr. Alexanue.