Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-09-13

4 active again and. according 10 Off
cial reports received tonight. is ad-
vancing from the forts around Ant
werp. II apparently has been divided
into sections and had re-occupied both
Aerschot and Malinee. where there
! have been so many engagements dur
I Ing the last few weeks and hhf even
got as far southwest as the hattlefieIds
of August. and coming down on both
sides of what remains AT Louvain. has
cut communication between that
town aud Brussels on the west and be-
tween Louvan and Tirlemont and
Liege on the southeast. Another army
IL still harassng the German force
which Is advancing southwark TO
I France.
Mobile Belgian Force.
While the Belglans have only about
900 troops. IL IN "A mobile force and
can cause trouble 10 the weakened
German army Of occupation In Bel
GUM.
The Russians continue 10 strike at
the Austrinns' left In Galirin and. ac-
cording to the reports from Petro-
grad. they have succeeded in smash
Ing IL. The object In coneentrating
the attack on this wing OF the Aus
trlan army is obvious for the Russians
have desired more than anything else
ut the present time to put the Austrian
army entirely out OF the fighting be-
fore more German reinforcements
could come to it's aid.
What remains OF the Austrian left
Is said to be in the angle between
the rivers Vistula and san where the
Russians hope TO force surrender.
Little East Prussian News.
OF the Prnssian and Posen cam
paign nothing has been divulged to-
day. but official reports say the Rus
slams are operating before Posen ana
l3reslau and have occupied 1Zentoch-
off and Petrokoff II Is thought. how
ever, that they will satisfy themselves
with trying to hold their present posi-,
tion I'm both Prussia and Posen, until
they have attempted more completely
Ito dispose of the Austrians. In addi-
tion, with the arrival OF the rainy sea-
son Russian Poland will be trans
formed into a marsh In which the
Germans will find 1t impossible to
move.
The servians continue their sue
cesses against the Austflans. according
TO Russian reports.
10 Take German Colonies.
Australia and New Zealand SEEM
ingly have designs on all the German
islands In the south Pacific, which they
have never considered as very de-
sirable nelghbors. After the oeeupa-
ton OF German samoa by a New zea-
land force. the Australian navy has
occupied Herbertshohe. the German
In New Britain.
The Australians have an extremely
useful squadron headed by the dread
naught Australia, and probably will
be heard more OF In the Pacific. The
which they are now occu~
pying has population of $4,000 and
was assigned TO the German sphere OF
influence by agreement with Great
Britain In 1855.
Duchess OF Marlborough, Active.
The Duchess Of Marlborough. for
merly Miss ConsuelO Vanderbilt. who,
ike other American women who mar
ried Engllshmen, Is most active In
to alleviate suffering
,aused by the war. ~ to head another
somufittee which has undertaken to
ind employment ana provide for do
nestice servants many Of whom are
,ut of employment through retrench-
nent on the part of householders.
The Duchess of Westminster has
to serve with the Red
ross In the field and her services
nave been accepted by the war office.
She will leave England Immediately
With hospital supplies.