The Sentinel=record., 1915-04-04
GERMANS POURING REINFORCE. MENTs INTO AUSTRIAN coUN.
 TRY TO SAVE THE DAY.
SUBMARINES ARE STILL BUSY
With the Return of calmer Weather There Are Also Reports That zep- pelin Raids on England Will Be Made, Causing Uneasiness.

London, April 3.--t0:45 D. m.-The Germans are pouring endorsements into Hungary to support tho Austrian armies, which are being hard pressed by the Russians in the passes of the Canpathian mountains; and are also. according to dispatches from Holland. again sending men from Belgium 10 strengthen their eastern front where the Russians have taken the often. siye
 The battle in the Carpathianas con. tinues by night and by day.
 The Russians who are being con tinually reinforced are making des- perate efforts to force Uzsoz and Lupkow passes, and upon the success Of these operations their army, which is on the Hungarian side of DulIla. is waiting before continuing It's ad- vance.
 Seemingly the Russians have had considerable success, for the official reports announce the repulse of Aus. tran attacks near Mezolaborcz. which is due south of Lupkow pass, and west of Uzsok pass, and contin- ued progress in the region of the lat ter pass and west of uzsef pass, Ia, spite the stubborn resistance of the> AuBtrians.
 On April 1 the Russians claim to have taken prisoners 100 officers and 1000 men, and to have captured ten machine guns.
 Austrian correspondents view this onslaught with misgiving and in their dispatches give it precedence over the battle in Bukowina, where the Austrians, few das ago. took the of- fensiye and penetrated into Bessa. rabia, but have since. according to Russian reports, been defeated.
 There is no change in Poland but the movement of German troops from Belgium eastward indicates that their general staff are uneasy over the~azs~ tivity of the Russians along the East Prussian frontier and in the central portion of the old kingdom.
 Having fortified the whole of Bel. gium and having recently opened the sluices extending the floods in F1an- ders, it is possible that they feel se- cure or do not anticipate that the allies will make their efforts for some weeks yet.
 At any rate, they have, say Dutch cores pondents, depleted the garri. sons in Belgium and have actually withdrawn men from the Yser front.
 Beyond this, there is little news from the western theater of opera. tiOns. The French, however, con. tinue their attempt to dslodge the Germans from the forest of Le Pretre in the hope that this will compel them to evacuate St. Mihiel.
 Not much importance is attached in London to the raid by Bulgarian irregulars into Serbia. These raids are continually taking place. the only difference being that the last one was carried ont with greater force than usual and was aimed at the railway from Uskup to Salonika. The arrival of Serbian endorsements compelled the Bulgarans to retire to their own frontier, not however, before consid. erable losses were suffered on both sides.
 German submarines continue their activity today's score being one Brit. ish steamer. the Lockwood, and French fishing smack, bound for Newfoundland
 With the return of calmer weather it is expected that the airmen will soon become more active. and reports of proposed Zeppelin raids on Eng. land are being revived.