GERMAN ATTACK ON WARSAW

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2348, 2 January 1915, Page 7

GERMAN ATTACK ON WARSAW

NEVER THE PRINCIPAL MOVEMENT .' CRITICAL ISSUES AGAIN APPROACHING London, December 31. Petrograd reports that- the German attempt towards Warsaw was nevor the principal movement. It was intended to divert the Russians from threatening Cracow. 'I?he German movement temporarily succeeded, but' the Russians on the front at Warsaw have now broken the German advance. Critical issues are again approaching.—"Times" and Sydney "Sun" Services. —HEAVY: LOSSES OF GERMANS AND AUSTRIANS. London, December 31. The '.'Times'". Petrograd correspondent states that trustworthy sources assert that during three-weeks on the Upper and Lower Vistula, along the lines of the Bzura and Rawka and Nida, also in Galicia, the Au6tro-German losses in killed, wounded, and missing reached three hundred thousand out of a million and a quarter engaged.. . , • i . BERLIN 'ADMITS THE 'RUSSIAN PRESSURE IS EFFECTIVE. London, December 31. A wireless message from Berlin states: "The fact must be faced that the Russian extreme left wing is proving superior." ENORMOUS GERMAN CASUALTIES IN POLAND. ■ (Reo. January 1, 7.5 p.m.) London, December 31. The German casualties in Poland and East Prussia since Novembei; 9 are estimated at sis hundred tb.oU6and.-r"Times" and Sydney "Sun" Services.