Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1915-01-26
GERMANS !: | il S CLAIM NAVAL
VICTORY over ] u ENGLAND
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= .lf.'& NSAS AW0S " ~
mercial ships during the last fort.
night, "a aY 3 - ,
.Leipsic is lin. Central. Germany. far
from any port. 1t Is unlikely the news
concerning the Karlsruhe" would or
dinarily reach gLeipsic in advance of
Berlin. She has sunk numerous Brit.
ishE and French vessels and is eluding
capture, The "Karlsruhe" was re-
ported off Moro, Porto Rico on Jan.
uary Fl. a.. r..s
s..,t6 Austrians Successful
Vienna dispatches say "the Austro.
Hungarian successes in the Duko.
wilma had. a strong political effect in
Rumania. giving a hard blow to Rus.
sian prestige there. 1t is reported the
victory is regarded in Vienna as end
ing fora long time the Russian often.
sive in Bukowina and preventing all
further. attempts the invasion of
Pennsylvania. The Russian losses are
reported heavy"
j. All. Wheat. Seized. sE
A Berlin dispatch says: "All stocks
of. wheat are seized by. the German
government according to an official
statement IN. order to safeguard the
bread supply until next harvest. It is
said the measure is necessary be
cause the people, have failed to econo-
mize. The. stocks are to be distribut.
ed according to. the population Of the
various communities. 4,
Not Ready for, Peace.
"A Venice dispatch. says: "Count
Julius Andrassy, yex-premier and min.
lister Of Interior 5!of Hungary, accord.
ing to a Budapest report, c~haracteriz.
es as utterly; mendacious the report
that Hungary: lis tired of, the war and
DESTROYS Of seeking separate peace.
He declares peace will be concluded
only in union with Germany, on terms
satisfactory I'd, both countries. d.
-. .g5 Germans Advance. s.. b,
A Petrograd dispatch says: "North
of the Borjimow farm in the region OF
Cistula, the. Germans were successful
in capturing from US one of our ad.
.vanced trenches Of secondary import.
ance. In the same region the Ger
mans attempted an offensive anu
were, successful in moving forward
and occupying one of their own
treqches previously abandoned" {
Fight Under Difficulties. ~
A Berne dispatch says: In Alsace
severe fighting continues around the
Heights of Woiler, near
Thanh. The mountains are covered
with snow and fighting lie being car
ried under the most. difficult condi
tons. These mountains dominate not
only Thanh, but also the roads to
Sanct Amarin Valley, therefore are
ST great. strategical Importance"
: British Vessel Sinks. .l..
A London dispatch says: 1T is Of
ficially announced by the admiralty
that the. British armored merchant
vessel, "Viknor"s was lost off Ireland
with all hands. The vessel, it Is stat
ed, either struck a mine or foundered.
Forbidden. Wireless.
Washington, D: c., Jan. 25.-Ger.
mar imperial marine authorities are
forbidden to use the wireless in Ger
man waters by merchant ships except
in case of distress. Ambassador Ger
ard of Berlin, cabled the state depart
ment the text of the order.
,r w. Await Proof. 49,.
: LONDON, Jan. I5:-Unless positive
guarantee is given that the cargo of
foodstuffs on the American steamer,
t"Wilhelmina" which left New York
Friday for Germany, will not reach
the German army, it is likely the ship
will he stopped by the Allies. Be-
cause Of the alleged general practice
by. the German authorities. in selling
foodstuffs for military use, II, is stated
the British officials do not regard the
consignment of the foodship to an in
diyiduals until such proof that its ulti-
mate destination is not to be the
Jumping from Fort Peck. ~reserva-
ton in Montana to Standing Rock res
'ervation in North Dakota, two or three