Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-03-26
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inY MORNING JOURNAL aFtetAt teAaEn wtstl
London March 20 10 y, m1--'The
admiralty has good reason to believe
that the German submarine u-29 has
been sunk with an hands"
This news published late this eve
ming. following. as Il did. reports that
the attack ON the Dardanelles had
been resumed and that the Russians
had won important victories over the
Austrians In Bukowina and at uasok
lpass in the Cdrpathians gave the
peoples Of the allied countries cause
1 for cheerfulness
The admiralty gave no details Of
how or whore the U-29 was sunk
/ hut the report that she was disposed
/ of. was received in shipping circles
/ with u sigh OF relief
Most Daring of Them.
Il was this vessel which lust fort
might ago torpedoed six steamers IN
/ Bristol channel and off the Sicily
Islands within two DAYS. Her come
Imander. who spoke English perfect
iv aud treated the crews Of the tor
pedood vossels with great considera-
ton told one of the merchant cup
lmins who was taken aboard the sub
marine that he WIS the commander
of the submarine which torpedoed
the British cruisers Abouklr. CressN
land Hogue IL this was true, he was
the man who was looked upon as
lGermanys most daring submarine
navigator
This makes the sixth German sub
marine. go far. that the British ad-
miralty has reported sunk. five OF
them NJ least by British warships
lsince the outbreak of the war ana IA
lonk one ease has the British report
hen denied by the Germans. BesldeH
these, French warship recently
Isank a submarine off the French
coast and three British merchant
captains have put In claims Tor the
rewards offered for merchantmen
IramminR German underwater cratt.
One of these claims. that OF the cap
tain of the steamer FhOrdis has been
allowed hy the admiralty and the re-
ward paid
Important Victories Claimed
The news OF Russian victory ana
tho renewal of The attack on tho
Dnrdnpollcs hacks official c0nfirma-
INon but comes from sources usually
Iweu Informed RUSSIAN victories are
I0lIlUlllitfN III ~ iff'''
Icrfvcd from bucharest by way OF
IRome. These state that the Russians
IhnNc won great victory on the
Austrian extreme right In Bukowina
land that with strong new torces'
Ithrv have driven the Auslrlans pack
lin rzsok pass of the Carpathlans.
II Is thought here that the ItuS-
sians. by bringing up new forces .uaF
IhNc succeeded in turning the AUS
Itriau right and in reaching the Sc
Irethe river. thus getting behind the
Austrian army operating IN iHc VI
Icinitv Of CzernoWitz.
Big events at Uzsok pass were eN-
pected as both Russian ana AUS
itrinn official reports spoke OF heaNf
lighting there and with the troops II
LEASED by the fall OF ifSeilYSi, ny ''
nussinus might be able to dispatch
,tronr rcinforcements quickly to this
point n.,.,,
I,csumc Offensive In Poland.
,rbo Russians also have resumed
I,h. nnonqivp i'm the region Of the Pi-
lic, river. southern Poland, ana nave
Irocrdng to the Petrograd state
mont taken an important German
Innsition, while in the north heavy
Idehtnp again rs in progress alonE
Tho East Prusaau frontier, deSpte
Inc condition of the ground
on tho western front although
, certain Hyeuncss is eXhihlted at
some points, no important action mas
occurred ,
REPORTS coming across the Italian
frontier tell of increasing prepara
lion In that country for war az
Ithough. it is added. German dipio-
imats have not given up tho nope
.of inducing Austria to make teItl-
Itorial concessions that would Sd'e-
rtine George paid a visit today to
.l .,i. fohn u JelnCOe'S fleet.