Austria

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXX, Issue 13, 2 September 1914, Page 5

Austria

! ;I u i. ml* i DISAFFECTED SLAVS GO OVER Hi L ITO rjllE RUSSIANS. IKiS’l

afm.) Londgu, September 1

The Slav regiments in the. Austrian service are disaffected. A whole Austrian regiment with its hand and tho colors went over to the Russians.

AFTER VIOLENT ENGAGEMENT AUSTRIANS REPULSED.

Times and Sydney Sun Sbeyxoib. (Received 8.0 a.in.) London, September 1. Austrians on Friday attempted to seize Mt. Lovtchen, warships assisting. There was a violent engagement and the Austrians were repulsed.

TIMELY ARRIVAL OF ANGLOFRENCH FLEET.

MONTENEGRINS REPULSE THE AUSTRIANS.

fUnited Press Association.] (Deceived 8.4 a.m.) Cettinge, September 1

The Austrians, supported by the Cattaro batteries and the fleet, attacked Mount Lovtchen and Budua on Monday.

They seriously damaged the Montenegrin positions, but the AngloFrench fleet made a timely appearance, silenced the batteries, and forced the fleet to hastily retreat.

The Montenegrins, under Prince Peter, counter-attacked and repulsed tho Austrians, killing 450 and capturing many prisoners.

REPORTED LOSS IN GALICIA 20,000.

(Received 10.10 a.m.) London, September 1

The Daily News Rome correspondent reports that the Austrians lost twanty thousand in Galicia.