The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1915-03-05
gPERATE Fighting
.N The PATHIANS
..,.us ARE MAKING 0EsPER-
1,rracKS WITH LARGE AR
y 1 'ssy RElNFQRcEMENTS.
IljNPs IN DARDAFELLES
r...s Have Reduced Outer
y y. ,,d Are Now Slowly Max
\, Their Way to CONSTANT
= .oOIs--on War Fronts
W.. News From the Front.

=. war News From the Front.
4. Russian armies are now en-
a h battles along virtually the
b y. EASTERN front. In North Po-
b having by reans of large rein
3 ,smspts been enabled to resume
Il 1fsDslye, they are slowly pushing
& ,csrmans back to the East Prussian
s.,s.tisr In the Carpathians and in
! ,,,n Galicia they have been en-
y for several days in resisting
= and repeated attacks by the
riaHs.
rrsot in front of the fortress Of
,,rd,. which they are still bonn
lrs with their heavy guns, the
.r,bs, according to the Russian Of
ppCrts, have turned their backs
D he Russian railways, their first
Is AVE when they emerged from
q Prussia on the heels Of the re-
1g Russians short time ago.
II rethe moment, however, the Car
/, 4,,ps are the scene Of the heaviest
Il rg The Austrians, who, despite
!, repeated defeats and heavy
{ a il men and guns, seem to have
wHending source of supply, have
frsd to the offensive, and with
sIdeOf large artillery reinforce
Y have delivered a vigorous at
9 d between the 0ndaWa and San
s laple all this heavy fighting In
ad the Germans are reported to
ggding strong reinfOrcements to
Vi Eat for new attempt which they
tonake to break through the al
\ Ines in France and Flanders.
i, & people Of the towns of Belgium
Te hssn warned to prepare to billet
lsfge number of German soldiers,
hcl can mean nothing else than
Germany Is making preparations
sloiher great effort.
ID The troops in the trenches are not
i g5eiAer allowing the grass to grow
sf heir feet. The British, follow
!hseyample Of the Belgians, have
1El some activity and have cap
& German trench near La Bas-
las credit for this going to the
d Princess Patrica's light infan-
he First Canadians to reach the
who have been in at least two
aslS engagements,
Pc French continue their agrees
!. ness ID the Champagne region,
according to their communica-
5 ave Won the distinction of hav-
& German Guards regiment with
endorsements sent to check
" belgian army, reorgani2ed and
1 pped, has again been taking
u The fight for the recovery of
@ntry, and according to the
3 report, has advanced across
''sl ana taken farm from the
R While its artillery has demol-
i tSe German works.
asiHlse the battles in the west
~ confined to the Champagne
y sosges, where both sides
. nave been successful.
sllles have disembarked de-
,as Of artillery near the de-
pardanelles forts and British
aslea flags ere nov flying over
a1 continued a Commandment
inner forts Sunday. A powder
8as blown up. There were
y victims. The fleet had
Y Iaf,as the lighthouse near
IS On the European side have
aased to silence.
eplns operations continue.
a'e $4,000 Turks on the Ell.
y ana $4,000 on the Asiatic
,a offensive operations
3 zee present time to evtand
Taole front-an indication
N.Y., -s's been able to bring very
81. 'oicements into the field.
- successfully checked the
~ lance in North Poland,
as, ssiiaans are reported TO be
d sss.. ana the recapture of Prsa.
Il s.. severe fighting has given
0eaent pivotal point from
= on their further op-
ass .s sue rad correspondents re-
asx psure OF a large number of |
,lss,s new phase of the war
4. to a lack of officers
sass German armies and the |
lars b & q young unframed men |
P.s usea drafted into them.
-. an offensive extends to
bs,., Known as the Bzura. !
ms y where they successfully |
Marshal Won linden.
y 70 advance on Warsaw
and January.