The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1914-11-06
DETAILS OF FIGHTING IN EAST INDICATE
RUSSIAN FORWARD MOVEMENT IS GENERAL
ABOUT
SUNDAYS BATTLE
LONDOE SEEKING FURTHER IN
FORMATION-GENERAL RE-
VIEW OF SITUATION,

London, Nov. 5.-Naval news looms
large in London today. The British
public is seeking further details of
the action last Sunday off the coast
OF Chile, but no continued efforts
are being made to minimize this dis
aster. Great anxiety is felt concern
Ing Rear Admiral Sir Christopher
Cradock, whose fate probably will
not lie known until it has been de-
nnitely determined what has become
of his tiagship, the cruiser Good
Hope.
The British public, however, is not
left without some crumbs of COM
fort, as Berlin officially admits the
loss OF the cruiser Yorck, blown up
by mine near Jade, one of the out
lying detenses OF Wilhelmshaven
while in shipping circles in London,
it is declared that the caree.' of the
German cruiser Koenigsberg, in the
indian. ocean, has been ended
Sir Percy Scatt, England's greatest
gunnoly eXlert, and a champion of
the use of submarines as against
deadnoughts, has lejoined the ad
miralty. AS he has been known in
the past as a supporter of Baron
Fisher, it is expected he will uphold
the new policies already inaugural
ed by the first sea lord of the ad-
miralty.
Further details from tha scene of
the fighting in the east indicate, in
the opinion of English experts, that
the forward movement of the Rus
SLAMS has become general. Even the
Russian lett wing, which has been
held stubbornly by the Austrians for
weeks past, has joined in the advance
This is admitted by a consetVatively
Worded official report given out in
Vienna, which declares the Austrians,
tie Lysa Cora mountain, where the
Icutonic allies pipoted in order to
let the rest of the army complete IL;
Wheeling movement to a new line,
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Austria sets forth certain minor sue
cesses along the River San Jaroslan.
Petroe1ad, however, makes positive
assertion that the Austrian movement
Is a retreat amounting to rout, in
which the Russians have taken many
prisoners and much Eooty. Accord
ing TO reports in the Russian capital
Gen. Won Hindenberg, the German
commander, is continuing his retiring
movement in Russian Poland, while
desperate fighting along the frontier
of East Prussia has enabled the Rus
slams to cross the border at several
points. A significant phase OF the
eastern campaign is indicated by re-
port from Rotterdam that the Ninth
German army corps has been trans
fered from Belgium to East Prus-
sia.
In the west attention is concentrat-
ed at two points: Ypres, where much
of the hardest fighting of the war
already has taken place, but where
1t is expected the Germans are eA-
pected to deliver the full fury of their
assault in> the effort TO gain the
French coast, and scissors, where
the Germans have gained from the
French some positions captured by
the british when they first crossed
the River Aisne.
The Turkish ambassador ieft Lon
don today and Great Britain gave
formal announcement of q state of
war Eetween the empire ami Turkey;
These events, coupled with the action
Of British cruisers in bombard.ng
Turkish ports, constitute Nthe extent
of the known activities this morning
in the Turkish situation.