The Sentinel=record., 1915-03-06
ARE ON FORWARD MOVE FROM BALTIC SEA TO THE ROU-
 MANlAN BORDER.
GERMANS FAILED TURN WINES
in Northern Poland the Russians Are Reported Pushi g Westward From Neiman River ana the Germans Are Fighting a Rear Guard Action.

London March 5.-9:l5 D. m.- -Ex- c.pt in the central BesMd pass of the C4ga,aians where the fierce Aus trau attacks have moderated some what, the Russians are now on the of- fmsiye along the whole length of their extremely long line from the Baltic sea t0 the Bumanian border Apparently they have definitely dis posed of the German and Austrian at teirpts to out1an1 their two extreme wings and having turned are making slow but ste8dy progress westward.
 After retuiug Co tao Dniester river the Russians again haEo crossed into Buaowina and are officially reported to be back in CzeInow.tz, which mill tagy men say is extremely probable as they already had captured Sada2ofa, a few miles to the .orihea # of tho capital Further to the vest they arc again in possession of Staui 'au and have crossed the LuENa river a for- ward step which in the opinion of military experts. probably will com pei the Ausirians to evacuate Ba&o- vina
 In the Be-Eid. Tuhholaa and Uzsok passes the Anstrc Germans are in pos. session Of strong positions whence they are continually attacking the Russians while in tAa western paesas, especially the Duk a. the Russians are on the Hungarian slopes where the fighting has degcncraled into trench warfare The Russian aae sending large endorsements to th.s southern line.
 In northern Poland the Russians are advancing slowly westward from the Niemen river and the Germans are fighting rear guard action Only at cne point is the German attack being seriously against inc fortress of OssoWetz. Here the Ger. mans can use their railway from Lyck, and there is a good road across the marshes but with their armies failing back on either side they can not remain long. British military ex- perts say.
 To the south. according to d Berlin dispatch, the Germans have evacu- ated Myszyuiec, which is right on the East Prus>ian border northwest of Lomza while further west near Mlawa they are believed actually to have crossed the border after de- feat at Przasnysz The Russians also snow revived activity in central Po- land and have attacked the Germans east of Piock and near Skierli vice, southwest Of Warsaw.
 In the western theater the Anglo French armies, like those of their Russian ally, are doing most of the attacking. but lauelly without appar- ently making any further progress. although they claimed to have re- pulsed German attacks which were delivered in an effort to regain lost ground
 The sinking of the German subma. rine US as officially announced today makes the fourth of these vessels to be sunk by British warships since the beginning of the war, the othcrs being the U-l5, the U1S and one rammed by the de troyer Badger off the Belgian coast
 II is believed that a French destroy CT also sank one and the captains of two British merchantmen are claim ing the prizes offered for the first merchant captain to acccunt for hostile submarine.
 The claim of the captain of the steam ccll.er Thordis in connection with the admiralty says he probably sank submarine is being disputed by the captain of the steamer Alstow, who says he previously sank one.
 There is no news tonight of the naval operations in the Darianelles.