GERMANS RUSH SOUTH
LONDON, Jan. 11.—A strong German army has been
sent to the southward and the statement has been made
that it has gone to aid Austria to subdue Servia in a hurry.
It is considered in some quarters as more likely that this
force is meant for Hungary to reinforce the Austrians
in that quarter in the effort to drive back the Russian in
vasion while the Austrian troops are engaged against the
Russians in the northern part of Galicia, l'he strength of
the German forces sent south can only be guessed at but
it is thought that they are a full army corps at least.
AEROPLANE BROUGHT DOWN
PARIS. Jan. 11—A German aeroplane flying over
the city of Amiens was brought down yesterday by a
French machine. One German pilot was killed and the
other occupant was captured alive. The plane was recon
noitering. _ _
GERMANS PRESS FROM NORTH
PETROGRAD, Jan. 11.—The official report issued
this morning savs that lighting along the Vistula has sub
sided. The fury of the German attack has not, however,
subsided in some places and they have made fierce assaults
in manv quarters. Although the attempt by the Germans
on the line west of Warsaw to push eastward has been
temporarily abandoned their movement from the north
continues in full force but four successive German attacks
have been repulsed. The muddy country has now to a
great extent been frozen over so that the movements of
the invaders are made more easy although the weather
for some days is favorable to the Russian defence. A
change in the climatic conditions will probably mark the
renewal of the German attempt to push on Warsaw.
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FRENCH MORNING REPORT
PARIS, Jan. 11—The French official report this
morning contains only the statement that intermittent
cannonading is proceeding at certain points without
definite results. It states that the French have made
gains in trench fighting but that nothing of real im
portance has occurred during the past thirty six hours.
The eyes of all Frenchmen are turned towards Poland
for it is apparently taken for granted that upon the re
sult of the great struggle raging there will depend to a
large extent the future nature of the fighting in France
and Belgium. The result of the trench fighting for the
past two months is really unimportant. In some quarters
the allies have advanced their lines but the Germans have
succeeded in advancing their lines in other quarters. Each
is so strongly entrenched that both sides fully realize the
difficulty of driving each other out without the aid of
great reinforcements. The enemy seems to hope for a
successful outcome of the fighting in Poland to enable'
! them to secure these reinforcemnts while the hope of the
j allies is centered in the coming of the large army which
is now being trained for service in England.
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WAR TO BEGIN IN MAY
LONDON, Jan. 11.—“I do not know when the war
will end but I do know that it will begin in May” said Lord:
Kitchener today when an attempt was made to secure his j
i opinion as to the war’s duration. This statement is meant
I as an allusion to the fact that the Kitchener army will be
ready to take the field at that time and that the real of- j
fensive of the allies will be starte at that time. The allied
commanders are now contenting themselves with holding
! their present positions until the ring of the allied armies
surrounding them is strong enough to strike the decisive
blow. More than ever do British military experts believe
the value of time to the allies becomes apparent. The
Germans have only certain resources of men to draw from
but Russia and Britain have still untouched millions.
MAY ADVANCE ON CRACOW
LONDON, Jan. 11—The continued progress being
made by the Russians in Bukowina promises that an
advance on Cracow is again imminent. Since the Russians
were forced to fall back from that fortress, they have
made no attempt to advance until their left was secured
and brought into line by the forcing backward of the Aus
trians. Hungary is certainly imperilled once again by the
Russian advance in spite of the desperate efforts of the
Austrians to check them in the Carpathian passes. If the
new German forces just sent south are bound for Hun
gary severe fighting in that quarter may be expected very
soon. The addition of Germans to the Austrian army
is expected to have a good moral, stiffening effect on the
Austrians as the Germans are regarded as practically in
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