New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-18

IR'S ARMY
GIVES ENEMY
LITTLE REST
,.,,ows Up Retreating
Ja'ustro-G German Forces
Without Delay
my REAR GUARD
W ACTIONS FOUGHT
,,A,stion of Dual Mon
,rhy's Troops Declared
Most Precarious.
are FROM POLAND
s.m,u Subjects, Alarmed by
o..sian Victories, Rush in
Panic Across Border
-, caS,e 70 no Tusune. .

,stro-G German lorOes =" 80
- action everywhere have resulted
-, for the pursuers without
,ias delays Of any significance The
o.,g,r armies are already across the
u River o.no.
~ ..msrkable As scouts they are
',.cs,rled. Al all times their horse
....sip ensblcs theta to deal success
- r;,b cavalry OF the enemy four
!. times more numerous, but pre-
ably Indifferent riders.
r.-,set horses arc skilled in every
..r.hls trick. A horse will drop
~ under lis rider at word, sprin3-
{ 70 the next moment. The rider
..-hin,s all the arts Of circus per-
-, and a red Indian, with perfect
80 Of his horse, and the horses
n. handy as polo ponies.
Colonel Shuwsky, military critic OF
!, aBOurse Gazette" says;
The dsily carrying capacity two
.i,v,rs from Jaroslau and Przemysi
/, craeow is equiyslen; TO one olv W.
.rtbs Austrians. Therefore II VIII re-
-. seventeen days 70 convey the sec,
N md fourth armies from PrzemySi
!. cracow. while the retreat by road
IN ,.nt,ire three weeks.
u. I. believed the Austrian and
n.-nsn general stats are undertaking
~ concentration. probably IN Cra--
- of between 100000 and 2,OOO,OoO
The enormous Austrian losses are
NJ 70 the putting Of raw Lanasturm
sosps into the firing line"
London. Sept. 1.-THE Central
NTgS dispatch from Petrograd says
4, the retreating Austrian army IN
sfeia has lost all discipline and the
vi,sment has become a rout.
lDrding 10 a report from VIENNA
h correspondent says, Emperor ran
Is Is,erh has left the Austrian capital
an unknown destination.
Al reports. both from Petrograd ana
M independen+ sources as Rome and
ss,i,rest tend TO confirm, OF paint IN
,ssnier colors. the crucial position OF
n Austrian armies in Galicia. Ihese
mis-. which Sc: out to arrest the ad-
me- 81 the main Russian army IN
6.nsny, have Lad the tables turned
Z hen by the Russian Generals Ruz-
IL aud Brussiloh, and are threatened
va development Having abandoned
L.nbsrg they are now leaving Przemysl
e,nd them and retreating to CracoW'
IS said by Russian correspondents
asi the Austrians have lost all dlsci-
l1s. the aim Of the men being to get
nass the Carpathians. II this is true,
aeir commanders are likely to have
Ssulty in leading them over 200 miles
Crzeow. where they might md sup
M IRON the newly formed German
sps which has .sscmbled there. Be-
E.es they are ID danger from the Rus
va army coming from the north.
Austria is calling TO the colors all
4 IN available Tor military service, IN
liking those previously rejected as
4 Gat But il is believed this can hardly
n, the army in Galicia, which has. &C
alng 10 Russian reports, suffered
Iible losses.
4 Pstrograd dispatch TO The Daily
ttgraph' says:
The news Of the Russian victories,
" correspondents at the front, has
aissd hesdlong fight among the
@'uans in the districts Of Czensto-
a'Fa, Klobucko, Sieradz and Kalisz,
sa'sian Poland Long transports of
nnitions and stores are moving, and
u,s'y dsy loaded trains leave CzenstO-
Aega Tor Kreuzburg, SileSia.
russian patrols are constantly Wi
'enlng their radius of action. The in
eaelsants Of Zdunskawola, southeast of
AlisL. have been given notice to evac-
1'e the town in three days, as it is to
fortified A special train is being
E"ided for those who wish to 60 TO
ssmsny"
Reuter- dispatch from Pctrograd
~ mat the Russians have reoccupied
saaomltrz, Russian Poland. fifty
zen miles southeast Of Radon.
me Minister of Finance has pro-
-oled the expectation of manganese.
usep1 to the allied nations.
berlin, Sept. l.. Il is reported here
w Vienna that 800 Galician traitors
~, ~ oeen brought into Graz, Austria,
!. 80 !ney are awaiting sentence. They
a 80 70 nave been paid by Russia
n,. ssneI the positions Of Austrian
~ 70 the Russian army.
lieutenant Tiedemann. of the 9TH
80 'S'ah Culrassiers, found twenty
herman recruits lying helpless in
~ snwsy IN East Prussia. Cossacks
!. SURPRISED them the day before and
y, severed their hands or legs and
n,,.t 'heir ears and noses. Accom-
,Ssmg sendsrmcs captured a Russian
~ VINO rad wonan's finger with
Sg on It in his pocket.
4 ~ commander Of the German l1th
4 Ia corps report that the Russians
+ Ger. n,lgers from the hands Of the
/ iss.1 landwchr treseryists). He
len twenty dead women who had
II Otaer issued by The commander
. a, L1 French army and found by
49,. oerman troops regrets the plum
" lilera A'NNu AOhu VI IkAInDHE"
kse 49, sept 1.-THE French War Of
srSSaoe this statement to-day:
Csli,is austrian armies evacuating
j. M. are IN full rou,. Their losses
4 6tins,st; wounded and prisoners are
een ~ a. several hundred thousand
vent !, ae German army corps which
neF SuecOr arc retreating."
ssre 60, sept II Reports received
Tat ne trustworthy sources indicate
kooO. situation Of the Austrian
kr pS y Sislicis is most precarious'
y sgs1s; .'emoerg the Austrian infan-
y trtilIs,lned terrible losses because
TIE syt;lI!y was caught in the marshes.
Aaet, 4, ',uerymen stood for several
q 4. s water and arrived al the scene
testsss ,'ehllng too late to afford the
ltis Y support for the infantry.
'eu here that the Austrian