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PROGRESS Of THE STRUGGLE IN EUROPE
Continued from Page 2.
BERLIN: It is officially reported that
several miles of trenches have fallen
into the hands of the Germans within ;
the past twenty-four hours.
ATHENS: The revolt of the Greek
populace is growing in intensity dav by!
day. Thousands of troops who still re- !
main loyal to King Constantine are j
bivouacked around the palace and in its :
gardens and clashes between them and
the adherents of Venizelos, resulting in
the loss of many lives, are of hourly
occurrence.
CONSTANTINOPLE: Three Turkish
regiments left here today to aid the '
Bulgarians on the Macedonian front i
who have met with severe losses at the
hands of the Serbians for more than a
week. Around Monastir and in the!
vicinity of Lake Okhrirta artillery en- !
gagements are in progress daily.
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PARIS: An official dispatch says that
in the Ilitzeu valley all attempts made
by the Austro-Germans to dislodge the
Rnsso-kumanians from the heights of
Irisul have l>ern repulsed with enor
mous loss, and every loot of the drive
oa Trieste is holly contes'.eii, with the
Austro Germans stubbornly giving way
before the vicious attacks of the Italians.
BKRLIX: Since the commencement
of the war linglund has lost fourteen
per cent, of her battleships, thirty ar
mored cruisers and fourteen protected
cruisers.
BhRI.IX: A continuous round of fes
; tivities in honor of Mackensen has
been going on during his sojourn here,
and the Field Marshal lias bet n shower
ed with decorations by the Kaiser.
I.OXDOX; A fleet of Zeppelins, pre
sumably with the intention of making
another raid on the British isles were
turned back by the fire from several
British gunboats. One of the Zeppelins
was crippled so badly that she fell into
the sea and her crew made prisoners of
war.
LOXDOX: Two Xorwegian vessels
have been submarined bv the Germans
in the Baltic thereby intensifying the
relations existing between the two
countries which are already strained to
the utmost.
THURSDAY
LONDON; It is officially reported
here that the American-Hawaiian liner
Columbian, with a crew of one hundred
Americans, was submarined oft the
Portuguese coast this morning. Wire
less calls tor aid have been received at
stations on the French and Portuguese
coasts.
PARIS: Daring the past twenty-four !
hours the Bulgarians have made five *
strong attacks on the entrenchments of
the Serbians on the Macedonian front,
and. notwithstanding the desperate re
sistance encountered. succeeded in cap
turing four guns and a large quantity of
ammunition.
LONDON: Violent cannonading
heard off the Danish coast indicates that a
naval engagement is in progress be
tween the German and allied fleets.
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LONDON; It is officially reported that
heavy fighting has been resumed on the
Somme front. Attempted raids bv the
Germans on some i f the French trencnes
were repulsed with great slaughter.
PARIS: All the Bulgarian attacks on
the Serbians in the Cerna river valley j
have been unsuccessful.
FRIDAY
PETROGRAD; The attempt of the
Russo-Rumanian army to win back their
lost territory in the Dobrudja from
Mackensen’s armies is now in full swing.
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WASHINGTON; Capt. Koenig, of
the German submarine Deutschland, the
Kaiser,s star reporter, is reported to be
awaiting the results of the elec’ion be
fore sailing in order that he may com
municate them to the Kaiser direct from
; Von Bernsturff.
PARIS: It is officially announced tha
I seventy-jtstti t« n.l sis 1 a\e tal-e n pise
between German and French aeronau’s
w ithin the last three days on the Somme
front, in which seven of the German
aeroplanes were sent tumbling to the
earth and their occupants killed. An
official dispatch from Berlin, evidently
alluding to the same aerial engagements,
says that the Germans succeeded in de
stroying seventeen 'of the French air
ships.
BERLIN: The famous Brandenburg
hussars, under General Woyna, gained
• an important victory over the Russians
j in the region uround Skrobova in an at
tack upon three Muscovite regiments
whom they drove across the river with
the loss of fortv-nine officers and 3,500
men, together with an enormous quan
tity of booty.
WASHINGTON: Austro - Hungary,
through Ambassador Penheld at Vienna,
has opened negotiations to fill the Dum
ba vacancy and wishes to know whether
Count Tarnow Tarnowski will be accept
able. Secretary Lansing has informed
Ambassador Pen field tnat the appoint
ment of the Bulgarian minister is entire
ly satisfactory, Hts appointment will
now be announced in Vienna.
NEW LONDON: Great activity is no
ticeable on board the Deutschland.
Shore leave has been stopped and every- j
thing indicates an early departure of the
now famous submarine. Crowds of people
congregate around the dock where she
is tied up but hardly any are allowed to
cross the gangplank bv the sentry on
duty. Many British men of war are an
ticipating her appearance ontside the
three-mile limit, and Capt. Koenig's as
surances that it is mere childs play to
elude them are unquestioned.
LONDON: Official dispatches received
here sav that the Russo-Rumanians are
making terriffic efforts against Macken
sen's troops to regain the town of Coar
ves. on the line of the Constanza rail
road. The forces of Mackensen have
now been driven back, to a point "only
ten miles from the railroad,
PETROORAD: It is admitted of
ficially that the Austro-Germans have
deleated the Russians in a series of at
tacks in the Volhynia.
BERLIN; Chancellor Von Hollweg
announced today that at the termination
of the present war Germany will co
operate with the other nations in an en
deavor to find a practical method of
establishing lasting peace bv resorting
to the formation of an ironclad Inter
national league.
AMSTERDAM: A barge, with one ;
hundred and twenty Poles on board, j
was sunk m the Vistula today. All
perished.
BUCHAREST: It is officially an-;
nounced that terriffic fighting is in pro- !
gress in the Transylvanian Alps. A :
big engagement between the Austro- ;
Germans and the Rumanians in the
Prachova valley has been going on for
several days without any decisive re
sult.
BUCHAREST: The Rumanians have
scored another victory over the Austro
Germans north of Hirsova and Macken
sen's army is retreating before them,
burning all the villages on their route.
WASHINGTON: Official reports con
cerning the killing of Americans by Vil
laists at Chihuahua and Parral have
been received.
LONDON; It is officially reported
that two German dreadnaughts were
submarined by the British in the North
Sea on Monday.
PARIS: A heavy battle is now being
fought on the Somme front and artill
ery are contesting for supremacy all
along the line.
WASHINGTON; It is officially an
nounced here that the German govern
ment has begun an investigation re
garding the recent sinking of the horse
transport Marina by a German subma
rine.
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Commission Buildings
Will Have Steam Heat
The work of installing steam pipes in
the larger buildings of the Engineering
Commission is progressing steadily, and
it is expected that the steam wili be
turned on in some of them at least be
fore the real cold weather sets in. The
Commissary building, the office build
ing. bachelor quarters and mess build
ing will be supplied from the power
plant. The hospital and Commission
co:iages have private heating plants.
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