New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-22
officials Credit Russia with Exact KnOwI-
edge of Dual MOnarChy's MObiliza-
ton and Campaign Plans.
BETRAYED BY A MILITARY OFFICER
Car Holding His Grip on Scattered Enemy, and
So Sure of Success That Civil Government
for District Is Being Organized.

Vienna Sept 21.-The belief growing in official circles
here that the Austrian in Gaicia large extent
kOug about by knowledge held by the Russian War
06 of Auas mobilization and campaign plans which had
been secured through elaborate system of espionage.
The military authorities it is claimed discovered years
w that CoOne Alfred Red chief of the General Staff of the
ST. Austrian Army Corps, had betrayed information of vital i'm
ancs Russia and although is thought probable that the
Austrian General Staff made changes in their plans the military
ss think that the notifications would not have greatly af
sed the general basis of the campaign worked out
Colonel RedI found guilty of being traitor and the
avics Of brother officers committed suicide.
Austrian official reports continue give only scant details of
tsh fighting in GsIicia.
hamIoads arrived here Saturday and reported
De way The municipal authorities experiencing great diff
a finding accommodations for the large numbers of dest
ute, who already aggregate 100000.
Farmers are unable to secure sufficient labor prepare for
planting carry grain TO the mills, which are be-
g. with for -four Consequently the price of grain has
dyanced Is per cent.
The temporary suspension of import duties gran fodder
e and proving futile owing to the Agrarlan party In
Hungary which conteng the admission of foreign provisions
shortage the supplies of cotton threatens to bring
the spnners who trying to procure sup
pies from United through Italy Italy prohibits the
sOn cotton thought she will permit supplies to pass
through her territory.
London Sept 2l-The Russian grip the scattered Aus
han forces Gacia holding relentless According to Petro-
pad advces the fortress of Jarosa is being bombarded;
nsmysl has been invested and General Danks army which
sang toward Cracow has been surrounded The capture OF
be of Dubieco the River San by the Russians has cut
Pzemysl from the armies who must rely for de-
ce the Austrian and German which are there
General Dank believed to be in difficult position Driven
South Poland and separated from the main body of the Aus
han amy he was compelled make for Cracow in which
according Russian accounts beaten by the Russian army
omng southward from the VistuIa to Baranof.
The Russians of Galicia that they organ
government for that region, we'll for Bokowina
he Austrian crown land o which they complete masters.
The Germans have retaaed to extent by penetrating
Ne territory of Suva Russian Poland, and further to the
@ But the Russians contentng themselves with defending
Ser forresses until their work in Gaicia is completed
Reuter- correspondent who making motor trip through
be Pu district of Northern Poland that no fighting has
occurred there The Germans advancing very slowly as the
en of their heavy gums and armored motor cars retarded
the bad roads and marshes The Cosa the correspondent
are doing efficient service keeping the country clear Of
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