The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-01-07
5i9p0rt Capture OF
Sfrong Position.
LULU. IN FIGHTING IN
TIL: YVES \. I::S I::Rn A.ns::n 4
'JosrGlItiaI Rains Cause Floods
and Delay Operations,

.Aou. Jan, 5.--l Utterly irreconefH
aala are the assertions OF the contend
ins armies in the cast. In the west
dc unprecedented wet weather pre-
Guides operations WHICH could siya de-
iGed advantage to one side Or the
ether. The battle Of the rivers IN
GQIand has not yet come to an end.
The Germans say they have taken
3oljimow, northeast Of 3oljmow. a
strong Russian position e&st ot
lowicz, and a step nearer WarsaN
this the Russians contradict Hatl.s,
saying that German assaults here
have boon lepulsed With heavy losses
and chat elapuher the Teutans 1ayG
been held at hay. Berlin continUe5 TO.
report progress and the Russian
statement indicates The Germans lave
passed NoIimoW, Que OF the lo@ua
which the russians We're defending
obstinatcly last week.
The activities OF the TURKS ia the
Caucasus seem to be assuming an
Increasing Importance, JUDGING from
Tie attention the i'elrograd official
communications are devoting to this
region. Although not admitting that
the Turks have been victorious it is
conceded by the Russian war Office
that the invaders are fighting with
great valor and stubbornness in the
vicinity of the fortified town of Sarl
kamysh.
Porte Makes .Headway.
The Turks say they have taken this
position, but Russia does not admit
this, and adds that the Turks have
suffered enormous losses. Comp;A4.
SON OF the. Turkish and Russian state
nents indicates that the Turks at
present are making some Roadway,
although both sides are losing heavily
us their troops nounder and tight
through the deep snow and in the Bit
ter cold of the high attitudes.
petrograd Processes to see IN end
OF the battle Of tue Polish rivers and
d concentration OF German forces at
some other strategic point in a re-
neWed attempt to break through, but
like the prediction OF what this side
or the other proposed to do in Bel
GUM aud France this must be claased
as a guess.
In the rewion Of UZsok pass and
Rostoki, south of lis!lo, the Russians
claim some progress. and the cap
tllre Of 1000 prisoners and some war
material. British observers say the
occupation of lTzsok pass should mean
an invasion OF Hungary in real force.
Up to the present time de1achments
of Russian cavalry have crossed the
Carpathians, but there never has
been an invasion of Hungary in
strength The Russians report their
offensive in Bukowina continues.
Reports Are at Variance.
TWO days ago the Russians asserted
the Austrian army in BukoWina had
been routed. In Galicia, according to
the latest Russian official statement,
fighting continues in the region OF
Gorice and Kakaliczyn. In Southern
Poland the battling continues in the
region OF InowlodZ. The Russians say
German attacks We're repulsed, while
Berlin asserts Russian attacks We're
repulsed with heavy losses and that
the Russians have ceased attacking
this position.
Both Berlin and Paris statements
assert the situation in the western
theater, with the exception of artillery
combats at various points, was COM
paratively quiet The French admit
failure in the attempt to occupy Ger
man position in the Meuse country
and claim further gains at Steinhach
Berlin admits the French have made
gains in Steinbach and adds that
fighting for the village continues,
The French claim further advances in
she forest Of lie Pretre, northwest OF
pont-;- Mousson; and in Upper Alsace
to the west of Cernay Rainy wealth
er continued, handicapping infantry
operations.
Constantinople reports that the Rus.
sian fortified town of Arabian, forty
five miles northwest of kars, has been
captured and the Russians routed with
heavy losses.
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