Bemidji Daily Pioneer Newspaper, September 11, 1914, Page 2

IN GALIGIA ~ RESUMED Austrians Reinforc- “ od by Germans. RUSSIANS CONTINUE ON THE OFFENSIVE * Bombardment of Przemys! Con- tinues, but No Eifort Is Made to Storm’ Fortress. Ll TS S S T T R ] London, Sept. 11.—A dis- patch to the Express Telegram company from Rome says: Dispatches from Vienna state that the advance guards of the Russian center are marching toward Berlin. i The Russian troops have in- vaded Silesia and the capture of Breslau is imminent. LR X R X XX XL XY B a0 e 0 o b b i e LR R R ol X St. Petersburg (Petrograd), Sept. 11.—Fighting with the Austrian armies of Generals von Auffenberg and Dankl has again been resumed. Following their defeat at Rawa Russka they have been heavily rein- forced by German troops and are mow fighting along a line west of Rawa Russka, extending southwest through Sadowa to a point near the Dneister river. COPY! HT 1914 a THE HOUSE GF KUPPENHEIMER The brunt of th ‘flghtiizg' E report- | 'ed here to have been borne by the Fourteenth Austrian army corps, which was brought from Alsace to reinforce ‘the main "Austrian army. The official reports received from General Rouz- sky says these troops lost heavily in ‘Wednesday’s fighting and that one of its battle standards, much heavy ar- tillery and 500 prisoners were taken. According to the official statement the Austrians lost heavily in their ef- fective fighting force in the engage- ments which resulted in their being driven from Russian Poland. The Russian losses also have been very -great. .&rméns Reinforce Austri R e - Heavy German reinforcements from the western theater of war have joined the Austrians. It is stated, however, the Austrians are constant- ly retreating and heavy reinforce- ments are being sent to General Rouz- sky to enable him to continue his of- fensive. The army of General Bruskalof, which is moving westward from Lem- berg, is-co-operating with that of Gen- eral Rouzsky, according to latest in- formation received at the war office. A report from General Rouzsky states he has captured 12,000 Aus- trians, 150 guns and 120 officers, in- cluding the officer commanding the Fifteenth Austrian division in the fighting at Russka. The troops cap- tured were a part of the Sixth Aus- trian army corps. The Russian investment on Prze- mysl continues. The Russians are shelling the fortified position from the eastward, but up to the present no attempt has been made to take the Austrian position by storm and the bombardment will continue until re- inforcements now en route reach the scene. BRITAIN DETERMINED T0 SEE WAR THROUGH ‘Washington, Sept. 11.—Great Brit- ian is determined not to make peace until it has decisively defeated Ger- many. This sentiment has been con- veyed to President Wilson in dis- patches from Ambassador Page at London. 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