ISOLATION OF GERMANS AND AUSTRIANS.

Rangitikei Advocate and Manawatu Argus, Volume XXXIX, Issue 11113, 1 December 1914, Page 5

ISOLATION OF GERMANS AND AUSTRIANS.

VICTORIOUS RUSSIANS. MARCHING ON GERMAN Cl TIES. I COLOSSAL ASD DtCiS VE DEFEAT Rome, Nov. 80The Gioruale d’ltalia publishes a-j despatch which says that German ■ losses iu Poland are tremendous, and estimated to be one-fourth of the effective forces. Communications between the German and Austrian armies have keen definitely broken, and the victorious Russians are marching ou Breslau, Posen and Thorn with great rapidity. It adds that the Austro-German defeat is assuming colossal proportions and will undoubtedly prove decisive. 3 A Vienna report states that a Russian detachment has occupied Uugaris, in Hungary, THE AMERICAN CONSCIENCE. ITS DEFINITION OF RIGHT, Washington, Nov. 30. A report is current that an tmknown purchaser has ordered twenty submarines. There is much comment on the report. It is argued that no breach of neutrality is involved in the building of vessels and that the delivery of them to belligerent European nations could only be regarded as contraband

It is asserted that eight have|been built ac the Union Works at Saa, Francisco and others at Massachusetts.