The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-10-07
Won Hindenburg Gets Rein
forcements forAnother
Attack on Dvinsk.
FRENCH CAPTURE
SOME POSITIONS
Bornbardment Continues in
Preparation to Resurning
the Offensive.
RY Assoc1ArEp PRESS.


London, Oct. 6.-There is little
change in the military situation on
any fronts. Uneonfrmed reports say
an Austro- German army estimated at
half million is proceeding through
Hungary to attack Serbia. Military
observers think there is less than that
number, as there is no evidence of a
heavy withdrawal of German troops
from the eastern or western front.
The Russians are on the offensive
in some sectors. Won Hindenburg,
held up with heavy losses in his drive
on Dvinsk, is receiving refnforcements
for another attempt to force his way
through the city's outer defenses.
In Champagne the French. captured
Tahure and summit of the hill at
Tahure, at point in the German sec
ond line of defence.
The general allied artillery bonn
bardment seems to be preparing the
way for continuation of the general
offensive.
Italians record another advance
toward Rovereto, so many times re-
ported evacuated by the Austrians.
VENIZELOS is OUT.
Word has been received from Ath-
ems that King Constantine has accept
ed the resignation of the Venizelos
cabinet which was unable to agree
with the king concerning the coun-
try's next step in the fast approaching
Balkan crisis. The retirement of the
premier and his associates came I'M
heralded, after the chamber of depu-
ties had registered a vote of conf
dence in the ministry.
Official kilograms from Athens to
the Greek legation here today said
Premier Venizelos relinquished Office
at $50 o'clock last night. No reasons
were given, though the former clash
of opinions between the king and the
premier, resulting in the latter's tenn
porary retirement left little doubt
that the present instance involves the
now familiar issue raised by M. Ven.
izelos' insistence that Greece strike
quickly in behalf of Serbia and the
! entente powers.
It now seems certain that Bulgaria
will align herself with Germany, Aus
tria and Turkey The matter doubt
less will be brought TO head by thu
landing of allied troops in Salonili
This procedure is regarded here a
in effect placing Greece definitely
with the entente powers as she il
| no1Sfdav.aJ - 6ariv,o o111y -
quiesced in this counter move agains
| Bulgaria. Although the time allotted
for the Bulgarian reply to Russia
ultimatum expired yesterday after
noon, King Ferdinand, so far as ha
been made known, has not been fit t,
make answer in any form. It is as
sumed that hostilities in this new
field cannot be averted.
If Bulgaria joins the Teutonic al
, lies, she will enter the war under con
ditions less favorable than a fey
: weeks ago. The Russians with rein
forcements and slowly increasing
amount of artillery seem to be strik
: ing harder blows daily and the off
cial German communications no long
> er register measurable advances. Tn
situation in the west has reached
= stage of renewal of preparations afte
: the recent allied offensive, and tn
b Germans are still struggling to re
> gain the ground lost.
Intensive artillery action is agai
predominant on the French front, II
n dicating that the positions won hav
r been consolidated and that prepare
e tons for another attack are unde
way.
The grand duchy of Luxembourg, al
cording to Amsterdam advices, hs
n protested to the entente power
against air raids over that count1
e aimed at the German headquarters.