, 1915-02-04
WAR NEW SUMMARIZEDs

Liverpool. A German submarine
also has torpedoed two BRITISH
steamers in the English channel of
HaVre.
Exploits Of the German submarine
w IN the Irish sea have awakened
lively satisfaction In Germany
n they are generally looked upon
as 'nsugurating a serious campaign
Of Submarine warfare on British
commerce.
In Poland, East Prussia and the Car
pathians extended operations con
tinue without, so far as is known,
n decisive advantage being at
tained by any Of the contestants.
In the western arena there is a com
parstive luli, only the artillery being
engaged on most Of the front
Emperor William, who has returned to
Berlin, is said to be suffering from
the throat affection which has on
several occasions given him trouble
Fresh German troops are eoncentrat.
Ing in Belgium TO make another at.
tempt to pierce the allies lines N
Flanders.
The allied armies will be largely rein,
forced with new troop In the next
fortnight.
Secretary of State Bryan made pub.
lie a reply to a recent German pro.
test against the sale of American
manufacturers Of hydroaeropIanes
to ~bellieerents as an %unneutraI act.
The state department d~issents from
the German view that "hydroaero.
planes must be regarded as war YES
seis."
Official dispatches from Constantine
Pile that the Turkish fleet
successfully sheIled the Russian
military palace on the west coast
Of the Black sea.
German reports say French torpedo
boat 21e has been sunk off Newport.
A dispatch from Athens says: Greece
with all its forces, will come to the
aid of Servia in every fresh inva.
sion of Servia by the Austro-German
armies.
The offer of the American commission
for relief In Belgium to purchase
the cargo Of the steamship WiIhel.
Hllfd Hdo dItTdCkCu WlQC ana IdNOT-
able attention in England.
Apprehension is felt at Liverpool that
German submarines will succeed in
entering the Mersey. .
The Russians officially %nnoun the
occupation of Tabriz, Persia.
I'VE will stay On hostile territory un.
I'll the enemy is vanqulshed or has
rntt9ncAI ~ ,yac fha aecAr&ior Rn9Ia
by Emperor William in comforting
the iron cross on a German soldier,
according to a report printed by a
Cologne newspaper.
The Italian war office has ordered the
r~eservists recently called out to join
the coIors on Feb. 20.
The steamship Dacia departed from
r Galveston for Rotterdam, with H..
600 bales Of cotton, to be trans.
shipped to Bremen.
Russian military authorities believe
Field Marshal Won Hindenburg is
planning another thrust at Warsaw,
In fact, he already is developing a
general attack along the Warsaw
front. Especial significance is at.
tached to the violence with which
the Germans are resumine their at
tacks In the Wyszoerod district.
Vienna reports the resumption of hos.
tIlities in eastern Servia after a
period of quiet enforced by floods.
Most sansuinary fighting is taking
place In East Prussia, in parts Of
Poland and in the carpathian range.
In East Prussia the Russians are
battling hard &c pierce their way
through to k%oenigsberg,
German attempts to cross the Aisne
were repulsed, Paris reports.
General Pau Of the French army has
been sent to Russia to command a
Russian army.
Vienna declares that to the west OF
Uzsok pass In the carpathians the
Russians have been repulsed with
heavy losses, and P%etrograd Proba'
bly, confirms this by its statemen.
that "ln the face Of superior mum.
bers in the region Of Beskid pass
our advance guards retired slightly
to a previously established position
Cairo reports that Turkish outposts
have reached the vicinity of Tor,
near the southern point of the Sinai
peninsula on the Gulf Of Suez.
Austria a established a grain mo
nopoIy similar to that in operation
In Germany, 1t Is reported.
Itaiy's soldiers Of the first and third
category and also the Alpine troops
have been called to the colors,
The advance guard Of the Turkish
army invading Egypt FLASHED with
the British outposts east of the Suez
canal. The number engaged was
not large and the action was not i'm
portant or decisive.
The Austrians r~eeaptured Uzsok pass,
n of the most important in the
Csrpsthians.
The Austro-H Hungarian foreign minis
ter requested Secretary Bryan that
the American ambassador at Petro'
Grad rnake concentrations to the