RUSSIANS AT WORK.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XIX, Issue 4946, 22 September 1914, Page 5

RUSSIANS AT WORK.

GERMAN FORWARD MOVEMENT AUSTRIANS AGAIN REPULSED. (Received this day at 8.50 a.m.) Petrograd. This Day. Three German Army Corps have concentrated on a fortified position in the vicinity of Przemysl with orders to defend to the uttermost to enable Posen to arrange a general forward movement. Official.—Tlie Austrians are endeavouring to arrest the advance on the Baranoff to Ranislioff front hut were repulsed with great loss. Our siege guns bombarded Grostav. A fight with artillery has commenced at Przemysl. SABRED UNSPARINGLY. TREACHEROUS AUSTRIANS.

Petrograd. Tin’s Day. During the battle at Lemberg, the Austrians after hoisting the white flag treacherously shot down General Frolve, the hero of Port Arthur. The infuriated Russians sabred the Austrians unsparingly. THE RUSSIAN FLEET. TO FRUSTRATE THE ENEMY. Petrograd, This Day. The Russian fleet in the Baltic, aided by mines, is considered competent to frustrate any attempt mode against the Finnish ports or Revel. WHAT PEACE MUST YIELD. FREEDOM FOR THE SLAVS. CEDING OF TERRITORY. Petrograd, This Day. The Gazette says that before peace is proclaimed Russia must secure freedom for the Slavs from the foreign yoke and the end of the nightmare of German militarism. This will involve the dissolution of the Hapsburg Monarchy and the abolition of the Prussian Hegemony. Austria must lie deprived of Galicia and Slat territory, also cede Trieste and Trent into Italy, and Transcaucasia and a part of Rukovinn to Ronmnnia. AUSTRIAN CONCENTRATION. ON ITALIAN FRONTIER. Venice, This Day. Two hundred thousand Austrian troops have concentrated on tho Italian frontier. Hundreds of Ttnlians at Trieste have been wrongly denounced as spies and arrested and their houses searched.