Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-30
Dyinsk Is Menaced and AM
other German Amy Is
threatening to Turn Russian
Position in North
DRIVE IS WEST FOR
STRAGETIC RAILROAD
Ieuton Lines Of Communica-
ton Now Center of Struggle
Raging Between French and
KaiSefs Armies,


London Sept 10 l0 p. ml-De-
spite The transfer Of some troops 60
the west the Germans continue to
strike hard at the Russians practically
oli along their whole front Field
N1rsha vou Hindenburg s deliver
ing heavy strokes AGAINST DNnsk.
while his colleague ou his right Is
pushing forward 10 the east OF Nueika
ana Molodechnu in an attempt 20 turn
the Russian position and has now
reached q point to the north OF Ainsk
while another army Is advancing on
the southwest.
Marshes Interfere.
Field Marshal Won Maokenson and
Prince Leopold of Bavaria apparently
are inactive owing, doubtless. to the
marshes which are now impossible
but General won Linsingen rs still
pressing hard on the Russians In Vol
hynia
at is expected that the weather viii
soon put am end 20 the operations in
the east as with the continued rains
the river cannot be forded, and the
Russians. wherever possible, are get
ting behind them
Turks BADLY Beaten
Tho British have inflicted another
serious defont ON the Turks In Meso-
potamia. The Tgris army, after suf-
tering heavy losses Is In flight to-
wards Bngdad Thus the three arm
les which the Turks sent to Mesopo
tamia against the Anglo Indian lnvad-
ers have been scattered In May the
Tlgris army was driven back from
Kurna To the north Of Amara the
army of the karun was driven from
Ahwaz aAd the army Of the Euphra.
tos was last heard OF as fugitive on
the river somewhere north Of Marie.
II ls reported again that an Austr0-
German army 100000 strong, is as
sembuug for an offensive against Ser
hia
Allies Menace Railroads.
The allies great offensive in Artoig
and the Champagne Is stIll being per-
severed in and according to French
accounts. which, however are contra
dloted by the German official reports.
further progress has been made In
both 1reas
In Artois the French claim to have
reached hin l40. which lies directly
east of Nimy and Us the eliminating
point of the crest3 named after that
town The importance of the Hill Hes
In the fact that lt commands the
plains to the east, the network OF
roads ana the railway which runs
from Lens southwark
So far as Champagne is concerned
the French appear at present 10 be
making their chief effort towards the
railroad junction north of MasslBes,
which accounts for the desperate eff
forts of the Germans to stem the tide
and for the crown princes counter
stroke in the Argonnr. in which this
railroad connects the German army
m tho Argonnc with IT'S base at Nou
licrcs.
Heavy Fighting in Progress
Perhaps the heaviest fighting since
the offensive began now is going on.
for the British are attacking the Ger
man third line of defense south of Lu
Bassec canal and the Germans have
brought up reintorcemcnta against
both the British ana tho French and
lrr making every effort 10 retrieve
me- lost ground belgium, dispatches
from Holland say, has been donuded
WI troops while German detachments
are even being removed from the east
'm front to meet what Is now known
.o be the greatest effort made IN the
west since the armies took up their
present position from Belgium 10
switzerland
THE Gcrmaus are trying 10 divert
he allies by heavy artillery bonn
lardmcut north AND south of the
Nisue. bat. plans having been made By
GENERAL Joffre the French are strlk-
mig with all the forces ID their conn
uaud nc the points selected. IL Is re-
ported that the German emperor has
iTrtv.d 90 tb. Western front and that