The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-04-04
TO SUPPORT [.
TH ARMIES
Of AUSTRIA
Which Are Hard Pressed by the
Russians in Passes of the I'D
Carpathian Mountains.
SEND MEN FROM BELGIUM
Official Reports Announce the
Repulse of Austrian At
tacks near MezoIaboFCz.
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LONDON, April 3The Germans
are pouring reenforcements into Hun
gary to support the Austrian armies
which are hard pressed By the Rus
SLAMS in the passes Of the Carpathian
dispatches from Holland, again send
ing men from Belgium to strengthen
their eastern front where the Russians
have taken the offensive.
The battle in the Carpathians con-
tfnues by night and day. The RUS
SLAMS. wno are being continually re-
enforced are making desp sperate efforts
to force. Uzsck and Lupkow passes
and upon the success OF these opeT-
ations their army VII fcil is on the
Hupga yiRp sid e OF sDukta is waiting
before cont tfnutng It's advance.
Russian Success.
Seeningly & the Russians have
had canside erab1e success for the ofic-
iai reports announce the repnise OF
Austrian attacks near NJ ezo1aborcz.
which Is due south of Lupkow pass
and westScf Uzsok pass, and; continued
progress in the region OF the latter
pass despite the stubborn resistance
cs he Austrians.
On April the Russians claim to
have taken prisoner 100 officers aud
1000 men and to have captured ten
machine guns.
Have Misgivings.
Austrian correspondents view this
onslaught with 1nisgivings and in
their. dispatches give it precedence
over the battle in Bnkowina where
the 5Austrians a few days ago took the
offensive and penetrated into Bessa-
rabia but have since. according to
Russian reports, been defeated
There is no change in Poland, but
the movement of German troops from
Belgium eastward Indicates that their
general staff is uneasy over the ac-
tivityS of the Russians along the East
Prussian frontier and in the centra!
portion Of the old kingdom. Having
fortified the whole Of Belgium and
having recently! opened the sluices
extending the floods in, Flanders, 1T is
possible that they feel secure or do
not anticipate that the allies will
make their effort for some weeks yet.
At any rate they have. say Dutch
corresponds depleted the garrisons
in Belgium and have actually with
drawn men from the User front.
Beyond this there is little news from
the western theater of operations. The
K sr&IcHE1,a %AOWSN eI,g CUuluuG5 4L1Ie1t. DIT
tempts to dislodge the Germans from
the forest or LePretre in the, Eope
that this Will compel them to eyac=
uate ST. Michel.
Net much Importance is attache-i !
i'll London to the raid by. Bulgarian
irregulars into Serbia These raids
are continually taking place. the on;,-
difference being that the latest ors
vas carried out With Sreate1 force
than usual and vas aimed at the rail-
way from Tskup 10 Salonika. The
arrical OF Serbian reenf nforcements
compelled the Bulgarians to retire 10
their own frontier not, however be-
fore considerable losses We're suffered
on both sides. 5f
German submarines continue Their
activity. today's score being one Brit
:sh steamer. the Lockwood. and a
French fishing smack bound for NeS-
found land sjss
With the return OF caimer weather
il is expected that tie airmen Will
soon become more active and repre-
sentatives Of proposed :Zappelin rails
on Ems gland are being revived.