The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-12-03
DEFINITE NEWS TODAY TRANSFORMS
RUSSIA'S ALLEGED SUCCESS into A
DECISIVE VICTORY FOR GERMANY
7oddyiS War
Summary


pressed bS foreign military cN-
pcit~ that operations un a large
scale are in progress iu France
ana Belgium. todaN'S announce
ncnts fFuIn Paris and Iierlin tell
~ no important haiilc-
THE nghting m thc east like
wise has diminished la Intensity.
The German war office statement
rcpOrts that nothing ef import
ancc has uc, nrrcd west or east
THE Ircn h announ' cmcnt speaks
of violent artillery lire near the
North -ea at Nicaport. Ia the Vi
UinitN of Nprc~. aud brtNccn the
rivers I.Y- and Somms' German
fOtCss uer-i~t la their infantry
ntine ~ in the Argounc region.
but - far ~ has h,en diss'l,~ed
have made little progress. 1lc
barrier ~ water which helped
the allies to cierk the German
advance toward the ircn'h coast
has Ls.en extended. fErtiiCr terri
tors having bs'cn inundated to the
south of DiNmuic.
The krupp factory at Essen.
whirh supplies the G'rrnsnn army
with IT, great guns. b. said To
have bctn bouhar,icd hN au aNi-
ator though with What cneit l.
unknown.
In Bnia Pest u .. asserted that
tie capture of Bcisradc hN the
.lustrian- wa accomplished in a
battle with huNunci-. THIS VET
sion l. al Suridnrc With report
from Ni~h than the ScrNian troop
esnsuatcd the 'ity.
King Gcorgr was on the firing
line in France today Emperor
William. vino recently visited his
trt,op- in Fast Prussia. T. nov
said 60 be- IN Brc.iau ~ils--ia.
where he conferred with Arch
duke Irc,lefiVL. commander ut ~"
Arsro- Hungarian army
For the hr~i time since the
Germans were che kcd be- 'h'ir
advance on Warsaw, 1 was po--
-lIlc today to gain q iairiS dear
islcn of the military situation in
tgu--lan Poland iu it- broader
aspect. ADVICE from both Bet-
Iin and Peirograd Indicated that
the Gcftnans had dciinitrls ~u'-
ceeded in throwing ba h the cn-
Neloping Hn~~ian forsc- and were
maintaining -toiidls th'fr pu-i-
tious wc-t of ilowie-s. Further
moFe Il l. said that the Germans
are nRnin undertaking an ciset-
atstie Offensive.
Thc complctonc.s of the change
in the situation. a~eriissi snri-
auslt to the failure of the iius-
sian general. Rcnnenkampn, to
rlaac up tilc ring aiout ti'e GER
mans and tn the brilliant ~tfatr2N
uf the Gcrmnn lcnders, T. indi-
snted Isy report tcicgraphcd
from pctrugrad hN an English
correspondent. Who previously
had announced that thc i;nssians
had won an overwhelming ihc-
totN. Tie nov state ma the
tscrlnans are itoiding their posi-
tions aud that the situation re
nainn rNtrcneiA hafardous.' The
latest ofni lal announcement from
psfroqrnd state that tiic hgitine
has IL come les severe.
4 German military critir este
mais.s tl,st thc Iu~-ian lo~sss la
killed. woundci. prisoners and
death from -icAurss amount to
fully f.fOO. .OOO. or oue-third of
the nations bs'.t troops.
In t.aHcia tllc situation u siiii
confused. Igercnt rcpoii- from
ptsrorrad thai the llas~ians had
Invested Craoow on tisrcc Side-
are nov ontrndictcd ~ an nu-
ofacini dispatch which sass that
the Invaders are eiehl miles from
tlt ,tts.
The archbishop Of Prsemysl.
the Calieian stronghold. whicn
has b.en unsicr siege Tor several
weeks, has hsf.s' quoiei a. saying
the situation there l. desperate
and the snrrensief of the cts ins-
pendiHs.
Germany determination 90
nfsl@esute the wag fs.iraiit-~sls y
rcllccted la tise virtually uaan-
uaaus vote 81 the rcici'-tae for
uar crcdit 81 st.1ao .ooo. .ooo aud
Ia il,e inIs rial cliancels0r's d'cla-
ratiOn that his countrl would
iighi "a tllr last breath