The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-04-29
ITALY FORCES RONCLAD COMPACT WITH ALLIES
AS PRICE OF HER PARTICIPATION in WAR
Today;s War
Summary

Turkish and british reports of
land operations In the Dar,lanci-
ICs region again are in dirctt
conflict. from the Turkish Vcr-
sion ~ would appear that ll,s
Anglo French land Invasion has
resulted In disaster for the allies.
Further claims to Victories are
made In AN official report from
Constantlnopic. II II said tIlc
forces which landed near kala
Tcpuh were forced back along
the whole front with heavy los
sss.. Eour brigndcs were driven
into the sea and others surrcn-
dcring. Ono Transport II said To
have been sunk.
british official reports give no
hint of defeat. The latest reports
from London say the land forces
have succeeded IN establishing "a
line across the Galllpuli pcniB-
siln side of the straits aud are ad-
Nancing steadily. An unofficial
dispatch from Athens statcs that
the allies were victorious in a
battle on the west side of the
peninsula, inlllcting serious los
scs ON the Turks aud capturing
one battalion.
The battle of Flanders nppar-
emily hns passed the Iaigh point
OF Intensity aud II iFcoming less
severe. An official Bcigian state
ment speaks merely of the nctitc
artillery aud asiatOrs along the
part at the front held by the iici-
ginn forces iicld Marshal Sir
John French. the British conn
mandcr. has announced that the
German adVancc has bcen check
cd definitely.
Today's official statcmcnts from
paris aud Berlin de- not Indicate
that signiscant changes occurred
IN yesterdays lighting.
Ia the Iiussian campaign, cap
turc by the Gcrmans OT % Polish
village II claimed, ~ well ~ the
occupation OF Russian position
ncnr SOcliaskcw, ON the Warsaw
fron..
PctrogTad attaches importance
90 the Russian capture of Loub-
mia, northeast of -kuk pass.
Posscss'ion nf this tnN,n. Il II said,
will enable the I,ussians To Inter
rupt the operations Of the rail-
road on which the Austrian. have
relied for moving troops along
the Iic-kid mountains.
In the RusSinn campaign. bat
Ties are developing ln the north
along the East pruss i'm border.
Pctrogrnd dispatches speak of
various indcrlsiNc encounters but
make no mention of the victory
along twelve miIc front which
the Gcrman war Office announced
yesterday. Neither has II con-
ccdcd the reported Austrian VIC
tory Ia Iiukowina on the eastern
cnd OF the front. which II said 90
have compelled the Russians to
fall back tn the border.
\ licriin news agency an.
nuunccs that the Ausiro- Itnl liam
negotiations are proceeding to-
ward H satisfactory adjustment
aud that the most important
points have been settled. Home,
however, says that Italy - un-
yielding and That "a representative
of the government has admitted
no agreement j. In sight. Austria
l. reported tO have stopped ali
ordinary traffic an railroads
along the border for thc purl,osc
Of rushing large numbers of
troops.
~ is reported from Rome that
Italy has reached an agreement
with Great Britain aud France
that II she enters the war II viii
he contcmpoTancousiy with n con-
Ccrtcd movement against Gcrmnny
and Austria by all their oppon-
cnts. The agreement II aid Ia
provide also for the territory
which Italy Is To- acquire la event
of victory aud for a new aud per-
mancnt alliance between Italy
aud the powers of the Triple