The Archive · 1914

Two Austrian Army Corps Routed

London, Dec. 10.

A Servian communique states that two Austrian army corps have been routed. They fled in a paula, The Servians captored 90,00 prisoners, fifty guns and enormous quantities of munitions.

They also recaptured the towns of Valjovo and Uzitzo, Harbin, Dee. 10, The Nish Press Bureau states that, on the 5th, fighting continued on ths north-western front. The Servians were everywhere success ful, especially on ths left wing where the enemy retreated in disorder, The Servians captured six officers, 1,810 men, two howitzers, five mountain guns, four quick firers, and quantities of rifles and telegraph materials.

A telegram from Cettinje states that the Austrians attacked the Montenegrins on the Fotch-Gors-da-Vishegrad front, with the object of penetrating into the Sandjak of Novi-Bazar, and also Grahoff and Vutchje, in order to penetrate to Nikshitch. After several days' stubborn fighting, the Austrians were repulsed on both front with large losses.

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