Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-04-06
Russians Make Steady
Progress Despite Aus
trian Resistance.
.LUPKOW AND UZSOK
PASSES OCCUPIED
Nicholas Troops Also Are
Advancing in North
elm Poland.

WHILE the furious struggle for
w the Carpathlan passes, in which
the Russians appear to be making
steady progress, is the dominating
feature in the great European strug
gle, the situation in Italy is attracting
much attention. The Italian govern
ment is continuing with great activity
the assembling of troops on the Aus
trian frontier, according to reports
reaching Chiasso, Switzerland. from
Italian sources.
The dispatches say that still more
important military activity Is under
way, but further information on this
point is not allowed to leave Italy, the
censorship being very rigid. The con-
centration of troops, IL Is said, is so
complete that it includes full supplies
of ammunition and hospitals and air
ships. 1t Is stated that in view Of
these preparations, should the govern
ment order the so-called "red mobll-
ization," it would merely be for
mality.
In the Carpathiau contest the Rus
slams are fighting on the Hungarian
side of both the Dukla and Lupkow
statement announces the capture of
Cisna, which is about fifteen miles
east of Lupkow and Is an important
railway station.
Austrians Make Claims.
The Russians also claim a success
to the north of CZernowitz, Bukowina,
where a thousand Austrians were cap
tured
The Austrans assert that they re-
pulsed a Russian force which was at
tempting to cross the Dniester river.
In the western theatre little fight
ing of importance has taken place.
The French claim to have captured
three successive lines of trenches In
the Forest DAILY, south of st. Mlhsel
and to have gained footing in a por-
ton of the enemy's works northeast
of Regnlevile. The Germans an
nounce that they repulsed French at
tacks in the Woeyre and Argonne re-
| gions.
The German submarine U-S1 has
sunk the Russian bark Hermes and
the British vessel Olivine
Great excitement has been caused
| in Genoa by the receipt Of a report
! that German submarine has sunk
the italian steamer Luigi Parodl,
which left aBltimore on January ~
with coal for Genoa. The Italian au-
/ thorities have taken strong measures
to protect the German colony. The
crew of the Luigi Parodi was made
|up entirely Of Genoese and nothing
| has been heard from them.
The Bulgarian government has eX-
planned that rebels were responsible
| for the recent raid into Serbia and
| has promised 10 take steps to disarm
them.
Makes Note Public.
The United States government has
made public the note sent to Ger
many on the sinking of the American
shin William p. Frye by the German
/ auxiliary cruiser Prinz Eitel Fried
rich. Indemnification to the amount
og S22S,O59 with interest Is asked.
/ The Dutch government has notifled
| the United states that any foreign
ship which misuses the Dutch flag
| or I'm any other way pretends to be OF
| Dutch nationality will not be per
mitted to leave or poss through Dutch
waters governed by The Netherlands
| The king Of England has taken q
definite stand on the question OF
/ tee toallsm. In an afficial announce
ment his majesty commands that no
wines or spirits shall be used by any
Of his household after April 8.
LONDON. April 5.-CO:5O p. MI
The attention OF the public for the
time being is directed toward tho
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