Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-06-26
Summary of Var
NelCs of Yesterday

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Divergent claims leave doubt as to
whether the Russians or the Teutonic
allies have the upper hand In the des-
pefate battle being wagcd along the
Dniester river IN Galleia. Between Zn-
fawna and Hallez, the crucial point
on this front, conflict Of great IN
teHsity is being carried on. ana here
both sides claim successes None Of
the official reports however. Indicates
that any decisive advantage has been
gained
The Russians assert that by hurry
ing up Teinfofeements they have
forced the Teutons to retreat across
The river Nv this sector The Germans
admit "a reverse here. but their Aus
trim allies ia fheir latest official COM
municatiOn declare that counter-at-
t1cka by the Russians on the north
bank of the Dniester have been re-
pulled ana that the attack of the
Austr0-Gcrman forces is progresslnR.
The Austrian war office says that
east Of LcmhcrR and near I,awa Rus
Fa and Also on the Tanew river t0l
the northwest Of Lenders, the sitna
tinn a unchanged but that la Poland
the Tcuiunic arms are making prog
TESS.
The latest French official state
ment tells of artillery duels nc differ
ent points along the western front but
chronicles no decisive enlightenment
Both The French and The Germansi
claim successes in this field OF opera !
lions
In the Italian war tbcater artillery
combatn are continuing. The Aus
trims claim 10 have repulscd two ut |
tacks by the Italians on the frontier
coast district east Of Rohini News
state that the Italian forces
are advancing both from The east
along The lfola valley ana from the |
south through predil pass toward |
Jarvis, although because of the DIFF
neulties OF mountain warfare this
progress ~ slow. General Cadorna, The /
Italian commander-in-ch appa-
rcntly plans to attempt an invasion
If Austria through the region around
Jarvis, threatening the right wing OF !
the Austrian army having headquar-
Iers nt l.aihach, and thus obtaining i
relief from the pressure Of the Aus |
tfian forces massed along the Toll |
mino- Gori2ia Trieste front
The Germans, according 90 an ah
military source. WIN be
able to place eighteen more army
corps IN the iield by the end Of July
These, II is said VIII be made up
mostly Of the second category Of the
men who have never per-
formed military service but who are
now IN training, and in the reserves
rhe new corps will about equal IN
number the troops returning from
ialicia. IL Is calculated, and the lat
.er viii be given a partial rest after
heir exhaustive campaign.
Approximately $3.50, 900 OF the
new British war loan Of $3.50 600
has been applied for at the London
banks already, according 10 an unof
1cial statement These subscriptions
ire mostly for moderate amounts.
The large applications. II is stated,
ire being held back until next week.
rhe French chamber of deputies has
passed the bill nppropriating s1,120,
100, 400 TO cover government expenses
or three months beginning July /
subscriptions TO the second Austro
war l0un already amount
20 5000 900. according To mes
,nge received VA New York from VI
enna and announced by Alexander
gon Nuher, consul general in New
York for Auatria- Hungary.
The consul general asserts that this
financial means for the con-
Iinuation Of the war for az least ten
months ana adds that there Is fair
that the total subscriptions
viii pass the billion dollar mark