AUSTRO-GERMANS CUT OFF FROM CRACOW.
EXPLANATION OF WHOLESALE SURRENDERS.
LARGE CONVOYS OF PRISONERS ARRIVING AT WARSAW.
London, October 25.
Private advices from Petrograd assert that the enemy's flanking armies have themselves been outflanked and large bodies cut off from Cracow, which explains the wholesale surrenders.
It is semi-officially stated in Petrograd that the number of Germans which have been transported both to the Eastern and Western fronts since the middle of September aggregates a million.
The Paris Figaro states that largo convoys of German prisoners are arriving at Warsaw. Among them is a German general who brought his troops gifts sent by the Kaiser.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LI, Issue 15750, 27 October 1914, Page 7
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