The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-15
HOW GERMANS BROKE FROM
 RUSSIAN RING
Tn Letter to Brother, Prof. Karl Duesing Gives German
 View of Battle of LOdz.
ORDERED MORE MEN
 INTO IRON CIRCLE
Germans At Front Send Much of War Pay to Their
 Families at Home.


 sian Poland, which occurred on Mo- veuna1su H7-29. last. end of which Rotro- rraA deBpahrhea for a time reported biz Russian victories, information has today been received in this city by Dr. Haxuaan D1esang. from his broth ea- KaRsl nruGessor at the Royal Naval CoEKaee, Klez, Germany. which relates tho HMper9oz4Ey Of che German tach- naenA and Ehe genius of General Won
 M ssr1l1 AS zsEzzse.d that IlDdz is 4o- ra8ga An Russian Poland several hun afed u1fzes from aEe Austrian frontier, Dx.sE which the eAaatlo Straeogy of Von HznEeE1a5Azxg has uzsvaouafy been not Sd
 on nasy,sz.sass.su .saan CssEnasazas fuazuad E1la1 kVes 1asrzng the city of Laodz, 10 NG11h &Easy HgEzsB laying saege M1 a. 8e1xzeEEiEe. yz39A about ee.000 men en- pauDaE 1n aa1e boxnA AaHs1zneut, the Rus NnmcuneantB and heRoge the GeFuaans VFeDms ssngpnEa o& 4ie movements Of Ras- Hax 4Eoepa had succeeded in tnsn4ng h7ozh E111 gagzak end left Hanks of the Ete1an 1nvadlzg force
 1se Aazuz1zar was1x H116l1tlry ftactscs sza al uzzoe uea1l1e the desperate po- tetua cG faae Germans who were en- rfEcEsd bU g9sat1y superior nlTnbegss 11ozps for c Sn1aM aperture facing 1sExnnn 4szx111gy aa1d through which h4 Wouad nahz4azly be expected they Eo91ad DsAreak
 eeclzal rz.ze of the great general came Do t1ls Eesuzza Of @. 600 Germans. for in- bead oG ordenanE xzhe expected back pzzed zn1ugsknemt of &roops that would anep11ak4v hzEs resuaeed in rout, Won
 o4s9ered s8.O00 more men Into Che n7ErAA In nunseQnence of this rnak uARnbeR uWp0s1ng an cuter1y k4mess ha was @hFe to break through at hny e1amE oG che ERrC9e width ease. He nads a1za backward march one of Wc-l koEy EaHEaeR Ezaan deHeaa for in Berlin hk zB H1u1bB9 exm< 15O machine guns Rre la ezaa4 rEzys and 12.0O0 unNo ursded husslnszn aEa uapeuxed- But 12O men rrure Host on the Gezusln side and no
 In suEy earcZes B13s naovsrn ent is eon1Os<1sa Co 1e 0ne of Che most brdl- gfzAzrG eneclzes0 1fuzsEng ehe preSews war; Es1lss gaeuha Of the T8rnpa, gillssf1y dnss tezzz1en general as a sec bI1d 1zapoasuns
 Reports of tRss a,lxvaa battle or, the Falkland IslanE1s December & in vdairda 8 E1aza1saa aas6 Jauanese ships uf war were seg1ARBzed with. five GerEnan cr1zls- naB, 1ndtcaAs 4aaa4 four German cruisers were <1eg4npysd end one escaped.
 W3MtG aE hes never been ublfkhed hxnczg the countries of the allies or in America Ae Is alleged in German naval
  Fe1S za11zaEsd were two draadno1sh hhs khs sTnvaErcfb9e's and sInHextbaes and four big cruisers, shannon ssNEafEI, 2 sAschHIesi' and 'Coetran.s' Much con EratEzat1on upon the escape of even one German ship as made in Berlin B1ft1sh drsadnenghts alone should have been a75Ie. to destroy che German FHessezs owing to their greater speed and larger guns.
 In German d1pdo1natfc circles consid- srab9e gzrcaHna is expressed, according Do the advices received in this city to- day over an incident recently ha1Mea,- : Ing am Belgrade che capttaa Of Gervfas Belgrade ds known as the hotbed of plots and the city in which many as Eaisslrsat1cu1S of Lnonarchs has been ac- EonpnSaed and puo1gCted For thfe, eeaEon when Belgrade. captured by- Eane AusTfHnAs was evacuated and the SeEgvaAn eroops agadn regaaned 1t the King and Quean of Serw4a again nade t tz1e1r home. IIondons Peroerad and 'ardH are said upon this occasion to Dave sent congratulations to the King (which Is deprecated in most Esaacasstfse kerHns in Germany, the actton a1t,on ti1< part of the allies being considered ex- ItrsEneey lacking in taste as to the Ger aaz1s, the present Servlan royal. 1s.ziiaalv hre aawass ge6erredS bo as ssTyne Reei- side fandtIy.' z
 Professor DueStng in has Aettar a1<,e.x
 
 khe exIresston This goes to show how war upSets the 11d1adss
 The Ta1d Of Decent nber 16 when Ger NlaLn cruisers visited the coast of F1nR- land and bun1barded Scarhoroueh and HaTt1spooL hs reported in Ktea some What ffereEtIy from reports given to Enz4isn papers It is said by the Ger p1an officers engaged in the raid that Prllen re<reaa5ng towards Germany fhey were pursued by English vessels While tho English claim that two tor bedo boats were damaged by ffoatfnr hines the German version is to the edect that shells Hrom German cannon. eccua1iy eaxl1 two horpedo boat de- zroyeFS and damaged another | Am Interesting feature Of the econ PTny of Che German soldier at 4he kront amd the use to which his nlonts,- pv a1wowanec is put, as reported from boStaa division of Dresden in Sapo11v k1aere 1t is reported that every rnonfl1 Setween 9 and 1-2 1adIlion marks a'bouf half a. z1flffon dolIarA3 ie re- burned to families of soldiers Iivfnr in aaak district. This is also true of near ty every other postal division in Ger r1ar1y As another example one army d1vtsion of Sazon reserves sent s4sr,r,a. n October, S0oso00 marks or $2O0 900.