New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-30
RUSSIANS PRESS
ON in HUNGARY
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kallel and Gumbinnen East Prussia
the conflict continues.
"ln the region of Borjimow Russian
Poland the Germans have made re-
peated attacks. Our counter attacks in
this region resulted in the enemy being
dislodged from their trenches by bayo-
net attacks. We captured several mi
trailleuses.
"On the Galician front at the Dukla
and Nyszkow passes Gin the Carpa-
thians) our progress has been satisfac-
tory in spite of determined resistance
by the Austrians. In the region of
Beskid Pass, seeing the numerical su-
periorty of the enemy's forces opposed
TO them, our advance guards retired
slightly 10 a previously established
position. During the last three days
on the aforesaid front we have captured
more than sixty officers and 2.400 sol
diers and also have taken three can
non and ten mitrailleuses.
an Bukowina there is nothing of i'm
portance to report"
The earlier official statement issued
at army headquarters says:
"In the country 10 the north of Til
sit, East Prussia, Russian attachments
January % took the offensive and drove
back the Germans, destroying The rail
road station az Pogegen, a few miles
north of Tilst.
"The fighting in the forested country
TO the north Of Pilkalen and Gumbin-
ncr continues, and in certain places
we are making progress. Along the
rest of the front in East Prussia Jan
uary % passed quietly, except in the
country 10 the northeast of Darkeh-
men. Here the Germans attacked our
positions, but they we're driven back
TO their trenches.
con the right bank OF the lower Wis
tula encounters continue between our
advance guards and those of the enemy.
"On the left bank of the Nistula, in
the vicinity of Borjimow. Russian
troops, aided by sapperS, delivered an
attack the night of January p on the
trenches OF the enemy. after having
successfully countermined these trench
es IN the afternoon. In this same To-
callty the Germans assumed offensive
operations, but without success.
German Batteries Siienced.
"The artillery duel along the left
bank Of the Nistula continued January
p. Our efficient she'll fire against the
position Of the enemy sienced several
of his batteries and inflicted heavy
losses on the Germans in their
trenches. This was particularly the
case near the village of Jidomitze
where we saw German soldiers carry
ing numerous dead and wounded from
their trenches.
"ln Galicia, along the Carpathisr
front from Dukla Pass TO the railroad
running between Stry and Mounkatch
we were engaged January % and Jan.
uary p with successful results. Our
success TO the southwest of Dukla Pass
was particularly important. Here oul
troops, advancing with energy, com
PEELED the enemy January % to retreat
IN great haste, leaving behind them am
munition and other war material. In
the vicinity of Tsekhanic and Dolkhony
on January p We captured an earth
work Of the enemy, and we surrounded
second position close TO this first
one. During these operations we tool
number of prisoners, officers and
men. The exact numbers have not YET
been determined.
AT certain points along this from,
the enemy has made particular efforts
TO assume the offensive, but every
where their endeavors have resulted
in failure.
There has been no change in the sit
ustion in Bukowins. Artillery duels
and outpost skirmishes continue"