Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-07-17
Germany and Austria Are
Pressing SIayS Hard Along
Entire Line From Baltic Sea
TO Rumanid
GREAT DRIVE AGAINST
WARSAW COMMENCED
French Regain Lost Ground in
West Where Grown Princes
Offensive Has Fallen
Down,

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London July 10 N0.3O -. m.)---
The Austru-German armies which
now appear to be working I'm perfect
concert aa the result of the German
orgau2ation, are swing the Russians
little rest or time to re-urganizc thcm-
selves after the retreat from Galcia
simultaneously with the German
effort to reach Warsaw or the RUS
siam lines serving that fortress from
the north, the Austrians have at
tackled along the Dnicster and have
succeeded in crossing that river at
several points General Won Macken-
scuS army which doubtless had been
waiting for Field Marshal Won Hin
denburE to move In the north, has also
come to life again and the fighting
has been resumed in southern Poland.
I'm fact there Is fighting of more or
less severity an along the Russian
front except In central Poland where
the Russians are in such strong posi-
tions that, In the opinion OF military
men, it would he impossible 20 break
through.
No Main Clash Yet
The Germans claim to have made
further progress with their northern
positions hut with the Russian re-
firing 1t is not likely that the main
forces have clnshed as yet The COM
bined operations are the most gigan-
tic yet undertaken the aim being
according to military experts. to
squeeze the Russians out of Warsaw
and the great slice Of country which
they hold to the north. south and
cast of that city. ana Ut tho same
| time attempt an invasion OF BesAaa
rabin
So long as this effort to crush Rus-
sta or to break her power OF uffeu-
-Ve continues there is little possibility.
military writer's Say, of the Germans
Iuttemptins any important movement
In the west, for it is believed the Ans
Germans viii, for long while,
require all their available troops IN
the east -Four German army corps.
composed Of pomeraniana ana men
from Schlesweg, are said 60 have left
Thorn TO reinforce General won Hin
denburE
Effort in France Falls.
The German crown prince did trg to
break through the French lines in tho
Argonne but II rs the opinion of MILF
tary experts that his intention was
simply to weaken the French hold on
ment claims that one result OF this
offensive was the capture of seven
thousand French soldiers Ia threo
weeks ON the other hand the French
claim to have rcgniucd most of the
ground they had been forced to give
up and which they state did not eN-
coed four hundred yards In depth.
British critics describe the effort OF
the crown prince as o. costly and par
tully successful advance followed by
% counter offensive which definitely
checked his progress
Fighting Ia Lorraine.
Fighting Is now in progress on tho
Lorraine frontier ana IN Artoia where
the French continue their attempt 10
capture Souche2 Further progress is
uuoffically reported from Athens to
have boen made by the allies on the
Gulllpol peninsula In the Dardnnelles
campaign. and as the Athen dis
patches are generally ahead of the
official reports this statement Is cred-
tied here.
More important is the news that
Rumauia has declined 20 accede 90
Gqmanys demand that Rumauia al
low munitions 10 pass through that
country for Turkey
The entente allies announce an
other important victory in Africa
where they captured Ngaudefe, an Inn
porant trading center of kamerun. u
German colony in western equatorial
Africa