Rocky Ford enterprise., 1914-12-04
IMPRIS0N Won M0LTKE
WAR LORDS FORCES CONTINUE
TO STOP FIERCE CHARGES
OF RUSSIAN BAYoNETs.
Western Newspaper Union News Service.


France weaken and allies expect con.
centration for new Teuton attack in
west.
Berlin war office reports overthrow
of Premier U. P. Pachitch OF Bulgaria.
Speech of King of RoumaLia to Par
lament points to danger of nation be-
coming involved in war.
Germans deny report that Antwerp
military governor said American relief
work in unnecessary, and Berlin Off
ciais declare help from United States
is much appreciated.
Austrians declare campaign against
Servia is progressing, but advance is
slow because of bad weather.
Dutch government rejects offer of
United States to help feed Belgian
refugees.
Germans boast of efficiency Of spy
service, and declare systems Of enc
mics are valueless.
Copenhagen, Nov. 30.|General Won
Moltke, German chief of staff, Is a
prisoner in one OF the Kaiser's pal
aces because he interfered with the
in the war, according to reports re-
ceived here from Berlin.
Petrograd.-The Russian advance
has swept over Cracow, and 10000
Austrians are prisoners Of the Cars
troops. according to the Russian war
office reports.
Amsterdam.-Britis airmen who
have dropped bombs in Ghent say they
have seen vast German reinforcements
on their way to Ypres. Many Ger
mans are In irons, leading to the be-
lief OF an extensive mutiny.
London.-While deprecating the ex-
aggerated reports OF Russian sue
cesses in the battle I'm northern Poland,
where the German Emperor has
joined Field Marshal Won Hindenburg
to offer his advice and encourage his
troops, the latest available official re-
ports from Russian headquarters state
that the advantage in the fighting still
lies with the Russian arm.
1t is also officially said that enor-
nous losses have been inflicted on the
Germans, but no mention is made OF
the capture of German divisions,
which has been so freely claimed by
the Petrograd correspondents OF Lon
don and Paris papers.
Opposed to this is the German Off
cial report which says that the Rus
sian attacks have been repulsed and
that the German counter attacks have
been successful.
A Rotterdam correspondent reports
that the allies are taking the offensive
south OF Ypres. having discovered that
the German line is weakening.
The Russians, likewise, announce
success on the Austrian side Of the
Carpathians and against the Turks in
the Caucasus. although in both re-
gions the worst of weather has pre-
vailed.
In the battle before Cracow, the
Russians claim success. During the
last week they took 10000 Austrian
and German prisoners in this region.
This victory is taken in Petrograd to
mean that Cracow will not bar the
Russian advance in Silesia from the
army beaten, 1t will be necessary only
to mask the fortress.
In the western arena, the Germans,
although making an occasional infan-
try attack, seem at present content to
bombard the allied positions. but with
somewhat lighter guns than they have
been using.
u. Ill tI,,,i
sending troops and artillery to the
east to use against the Russians. or
that they are preparing a new attack
against the allies.
There has been minor attack near
Arras. but not in strong enough force
to suggest that the Germans have de-
cided to try to get to the coast by di-
rect route from the east.
1t was announced by the official
press bureau in Berlin that word has
been received from Sofia, Bulgaria,
that the Servian cabinet of Premier
N. P. Pachitch has been overthrown.
Referring to the situation in the
east the press bureau says:
"The troops of the dual monarchy
again have evacuated Czernowitz. The
German minister of the interior has
ordered as preventative measure the
isolation of Russian prisoners, be-
cause cholera is reported to be prev
alcnt in the Russian army.
'Advices from Vienna say the cam.
paign against Servia is progressing
successfully. but that progress is very
slow on account of bad weather and
the difficult nature of the ground"