EASTERN FRONT.

Taihape Daily Times, Volume 7, Issue 131, 5 February 1915, Page 5

EASTERN FRONT.

VIOLENT FIGHTING CONTINUES) (lecd- 8.40 a.ra.) PETROGRAD, Feb. 4. A communique states; The battle in the Borgimoff district continues with unabated violence. Fighting in the Carpathians is more intense, owing to Ger ma n re i n fore emen ts. NEUTRAL COMMERCE. - GERMAN WARNING CAUSES INDIGNATION.

(Teed. 8.40 a.m.) STOCKHOLM, Feb 4

Germany’s warning to neutral merchant shipping has aroused indignation, and is interpreted as a fresh blow neutrals’ commercial freedom. AUSTRO-GERMANS WARNED. (lecd. 8.40 a.m.) LONDON, Feb. 4. A Red Book-published in Vienna gives fresh evidence of Russia’s early warning to Austria and Germany, that their methods of pressing Servia meant a big war. ALLIES' REPORT. ATTACKS REPULSED. t (Reed. 8.55 a.m.) PARIS, Feb 4 A communique says: Our artillery repulsed a strong attack on Notredamelorette and destroyed several blockhouses in the Albert-region. We re-captured a position momentarily,and held our ground north of Masslgeu THE NORTH SEA BATTLE. • .• LONDON, Feb. 4. German papers continue to asseri that some British vessels were sunt during the recent fight in the Nortl Sea. The Admiralty is able to truth fully say that the English vessels re turned to .port;.