Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-11-07

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London. Nov. 8 ts:40 y. m.)-The
Russians report that having driven
the Germans back 20 their border In
the north and forced their center TO
retire from the Vistula to the warthe
river. the Russian general staff has
turned its attention 10 the Austriann,
who have 50 stubbornly been holding
their positions along the San river In
Galicia.
According to telegram received
from Grand Duke Nicholas. tho
Russians have won victory more Inn
portant than any preceding H. The
Russians say they have again occupied
Jaroslau, north of Przemysl. captur-
ing 5000 prisoners and much war
material. II is believed. however. that
there Will have TO be another big bait
tie on the Warthe before the armies
of Emperor Nicholas seriously threat
en- silesla.
Little Change ln West.
In the struggle between the DER
mans and the allies IN the west, there
has again been little. II any change.
The Germans. twice ballted in their
attempt TO reach the French coast,
are preparing another attack which.
like tho last, is directed az the line
held by the British on both sides of
the town of Ypros, where some Of
the most sanguinary fighting of the
war has been In progress and where
the casualties on both sides have been
larger than those on such restricted
front In any previous battle.
Germans Claim Progress.
A Berlin official report claims that
the Germans have made progress
here. but this Is in direct contradiction
to the claims OF the allies. who say
they are holding all their positions
and have made some advances.
Reports come from the Dutch from
tier that the Germans are making
for retirement. but mill
tary observers here say that from the
fact relnforcements are being brought
up, II Is certain they have not yet
despaired of breaking through the
tlles front and reaching either Cal
Ills or Boulogne.
tnffHIWfthnt baitfc~.
Elsewhere along the great front
here has been repetition OF isolated
which In the French Of
iclnl communication. are referred to
Is minor affairs but which. In ordi-
iary wars, would he considered fair
ized battles.
The British fleet. according to IN
,ffcial accounts. again has taken ac-
ion along tho Belgian coast and has
ieen bombarding Knocke and Zee
uugge. whore the Germans are sup
,osed TO be organizing buses for their
ubmarine.
Operations IN Near East.
Except for the Russian announce
lent OF their invasion Of Turkish ter
tory from the Caucasus, silence
revalls as TO the operations In the
eur east
For the present interest is centered
the possibilities Of the Balkan
ates becoming involved IN the war.
reeee, il Is stated, has annexed
pirus. which she was deuiod by the
ondon conference after the first Bal
an war
Bulgaria May Come In.
IL Is also sud on good authority
M negotiations are proceeding for
. agreement by which Bulgaria viii
'eeive Macedonia, which is largely
nlgarlan, II she will consent to give
y active support TO the allies cause
Scrvln, which won Macedonia by
e sword. hestatcs. II is said, to give
up, but II is thought here She can
trdly turn deaf estr 70 Russia, who
Itered upon the VIA. on her account
irther, Il Is said, she would receive
mpensatlon in Bosnia through
nich she would get route to the
a.