The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1915-05-14
Movement Of Line Like That OF
staff For Which Strong
WrestIers Contend
BOTH SIDES CHRONICLE
| VICTORY AGAINST ENEMY
Teutonic Allies Advancing In West
GaIcia But Retreating ,..
In Bukowina
(AssSciAtsd rress W Federal wiroloss.)

(AsaoCtAted Tress By Federal WlreessJ Z
LONDON, May l2.-Like staff for
which two strong men strive, the battle
line, of the campaign in West Galieia
and the Carpathians seems to be slowly
turning in the grasp Of the contending
As the upper end of the staff Is
pushed bae kwafd TO the north and east,
it pulls forward the lower eud to the
sOuIn and west. The front Is enoF'
nous, the numbers engaged surpass
anything In history, and the movement
in reality 10 confused, fluetuating and
impertectly described in the Official bull
letins, but the circular swing Of the
whole is clearly Perceptible as the
events of the past ten days are re-
viewed. ~.
vienna Exultant ..@ &C.. -
Vienna today, in a triumphant buile-
tin filed with detail, amplifies the vic
tories which, Austria has been report
ing daily, in Western Galieia, -Petro-
grad says little or nothing OF this phase
OF the action, hut chronicles successes
at the other end Of the line, concern
ing whica Austria is silent x,
tphe defeat OF the Russian Third
and Eighth Armies is 3 increasing
dailv,s says Vienna. THE Russians
are aeeing in disorder from the Car
psthians In the direction Of Jaroslau
and Przewysl Behind the Lupkow
PAL which We have recaptpred, they
have retreated beyond sanok and
LisSo. d II, ~ 1sr.g
,SSap0S,s Bazozow ard Dynow have
fallen before our victorious advance.
North, OF the Vistula our troops
have crossed the Nida."
Right wing Bent Back -
81. Ssuok ana Lisko are twenty miles
northeast 81 the Lupkow pass. Jaro-
lall is tWeptyzedd hides north Of
. Przemyslsi 1T would appear that the
Russian riglr wing had teen bent aek.
ward almost ut a right angle With the
I, remaindeTa sof the line, until. ii occu,
pies a. pSbifibrl analogous to that OF
kthss G5rni,ia tfhht ION the. wests front
'afttr The Maths ibfthe. Marine larnd the
Aisne. X, t.,yt ~ n.. .-..:
II was. predicted then that trre Ger,
man left would be forced TO withd ay,
b'S II wy hOh' anu ~ h"o 'NNu Nv
dieted within the past week that TIE
Russian left wodd have to withdraw,
hgt It has not. g.,
Tive Thousand Dead Left
"In the Shawl region" says 20,
dry s bulletin At aPetragrad, "thc
Austrn, q ermans are n full retreat,
with, orr forcves in full pursuit. Ne,r
Jayerpik they were pushed so hard that
they left 5000 dead on the mountain
slopes. -, ..s..t.
.t.H" Revond the Dpeister we have won
notable success on a front forty miles
wide. Our troops Assumed 50 powerful
an offensive that the enemy abandoned
the whole left bank Of the Dnetster
and in our pursuit we captured 5000
Of his retre8ting troops,
''In the crown province Of Bukowina
we have advanced twepty-six miles he,
yond Cernowitz, to zaleszezki, which
| the enemy evacuated.
Terrible Losses
4. Z" Dmrirg the last ten days the enc
my s, casualties. have. amounted on the
whole front to 10000 b
by way iof Geneva comes an estimate
from traeow,E stilI in Austrian hands
that The losses Of the Teutonic allies
since their recent offensive began, have
reached 185, 900, 81,