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PROGRESS OE THE STRUGGLE IN EUROPE
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EL PASO: Villa is concentration all
liis forces at Santa Ysobel preparatory to
an attack on Chihuahua city. The re
^ ports that Trevino is preparing to evac
uate Chihuahua are denied.
while adding greatly to the advantage of
the attacking forces, had a contrary ef
fect on the bewildered Germans who
made a feeble resistance and suffered
the loss of a large number of machine
guns.
^ BERLIN: All the efforts of the Rus
sians to capture Barnovitcliy have re
sulted in total failure, in heavy loss of
life and the taking of many prisoners.
An official dispatch made public this
morning says that the Germans pene
trated the Russo-Rumanian positions in
southwest Kranolesie, and repulsed five
counter attacks made to recover the lost
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| ground. East of Monastir flic French
\ and Serbs attacked along a large front
and were forced to retire with heavy
losses. In the northwest, on the Tran
sylvanian front, the Germans carried
several entrenched positions of the Ru
manians at the point of the bayonet.
PARIS: Official advices indicate that!
| the Serbs m the Cerna valley have gain*
| ed an important victory over the Aus
1 tro-Gernians. The dispatch says that
■ the Serbs, reinforced by I'rencli arti 11
j ery, caused the Germans to fall kick a
(distanceof two miles in a very demor
alized condition. Not more than one
third, so says the dispatch, of Macken
sen’s armv is effective, the ravages of
disease and the series of continual re
verses accompanied by terriffic loss of
life, seriously affecting its morale.
PETROGRAI): The Austro-Germans
have captured Bumbesliti, Rumania,
I and have compelled the Rumanians to
fall back and evacuate the Alt valley.
PARIS: Reports from Athens state
that the Russian mtnister and those of
the entente governments dined at the
palace with King Constantine yesterday
and discussed many matters of vital im
portance to Greece.
THURSDAY
PARIS: Counter attacks by the French
on the south side of the Somme have re
sulted in the capture of the village of
Presseire.
VICTORIA, B. C.; Warnings are
being flashed to all the British and Jap
anese trans-Pacific liners to be on the
lookout for German submarines. It is
believed that many knock-down subma
rines have been shipped to the coast
and set up.
BERLIN: The Germans, after hard
fighting, have retaken the eastern part
of Saillv Sailhsel from the French, also
carrying by storm several trenches. A
great battle is now going on between the
Germans and the British at Ancre. An
official dispatch reports the taking of
twelve hundred additional Rumanian
prisoners on the Transylvanian front.
The Germans and Bulgarians defending
the southeastern approaches' to Monastir
have retired to the eastern front where
the Russians have resum ed the offensive.
BUCHAREST: Eight German aero
planes dropped several bombs on this
city today killing four people and wound
ing twenty.
PETROGRAD: Mackensen’s army is
on the retreat, burning all the villages
as they pass through.
PARIS: During the past twenty-four
hours the French have steadily pro
gressed in the vicinity of St. Pierre, and
hot engagements between them and the
Germans are taking place in the adjac
ent woods.
BERLIN: It is officially’ reported that
the Germans are making great progress
south of Tulghes despite the vigorous
opposition of the Russo-Rumanians, who
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have been compelled to retreat into
northern Transylvania.
AMSTERDAM: The relations be
tween Norway and Germany are becom
ing more strained day by day on ac
count of her embargo on submarines en
gaged in warfare,
EL PASO: The State Department has
peremptorily demanded the release of
three Americans confined in jail at
juaiez,
I.OXDOX; It isofiicially reported that
several regiments of Canadians regained
a thousand yards of trenches from the
Germans on the Somme front last night
with hand grenades and bayonet fight
ing, Tne Germans lost lieavilv, while
the effectiveness of the curtain fire on
the trenches, which were in the form of
a semicircle, prevented much loss of life
on the part of the Canadians* Several
counterattacks on the part of the tier
mans were repulsed.
NEW YORK: Passengers on the
steamer Esperanza report that on Oct.
31 Ilritish officials seized the American
schooner Griswold Keeney at the Ila
hanias with a cargo of sulphuric acid.
The authorities suspected that the acid
was intended for a German submarine.
LONDON: The War Office announces
that fighting is going on at Beauconrt
sur-Ancre. At noon Beaumont-Hamel
was carried by storm by the British.
Later dispatches from the Somme
front say that the British have entered
Beaucourt and have taken 7,000 pris
oners.
FRIDAY
PETROGKAD: Mackensen’s troops
are still giving way before the furious
onslaughts of the Russo-kuniauians,
who are being reinforced daily by detach
ments of artillery from the allies who j
have been rushed to their assistance.
EL PASO: The State Department has |
information that Villa is preparing a :
double campaign throughout Durango
and Chihuahua.
LONDON; The Serbians have recap
tured the villages of Tupevtsi and
Ouiles, southeast of Monastir. A dis
patch from Salonika says that the fight
ing going on at the present time in all
the theatres of war is the most terrible
since the commencement of hostilities.
BERLIN: Former Hungarian Premier
Apponyi makes the statement that he
is of the belief that as soon as Rumania
is crushed all the-warring nations will
be ready to discuss terms of peace.
PROVIDENCE, via wireless from
Sayville; A German war submarine is
cruising along the coast.
PETROGRAD: It is officially an
nounced that the Rumanians have been
compelled to fall back on the Transyl- !
vanian front.
LONDON: An official dispatch re-!
ceived here says that the fighting in the i
woods around St, Pierre has been resum- j
ed with the Germans on the offensive. ,
No material gains on either sale have
lieen reported during the last twenty- i
four hours.
CONSTANTINOPLE: It is officially
reported that the Turks in Persia have]
gained a great victory over the Russians,
and have captured the village of Bidjar.
NEWPORT: Three foreign warships
are reported to be hovering around the
three-mile limit anticipating the ap- j
pearance of the Deutschland.
BERLIN: It is officially announced
that two British mine sweepers hayebeen
torpedoed and sunk in the English Chan- j
uel fifty miles northwest of Cherbourg, j
BERLIN: A German submarine sank :
a British transport eighty miles west of :
Malta yesterday.
The commander of the submarine that j
sank the Rowan Moore denies firing on ;
her lifeboats.
PARIS: Lieut. Guynemer, an officer
in the French flying corps, brought down j
his twenty-first aeroplane in a battle
over the Somme in which fifty aero
planes participated.
s LONDON; The big battle at Ancre is
still raging, The Germans have in
flicted a heavy blow on the French at
Ablaincourt, A dispatch from Stock
holm received here yesterday says that!
the Swedish steamer Astrid struck a i
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STOCKHOLM: An explosion on board
the Russian munition ship, Baron Bre
cini, at Archangel, caused the death of
150 and injured 500.
T'L PASO: Reports received here say
that General Gonzalez has released Ben
jamin Braham and Joe Williams, two
Americans confined in jail at Juarez.
The detachment of Villa soldiers who
held up a train at Tarazzas, in North
Chihuahua, are now engaged in battle
with Carranza’s forces, but no details
have yet been received.
NEW YORK: Al.hough several big
bets have been paid on the result of the
Presidential election, as a rule, all pay
ments are being deferred until the of- i
ficial count is announced.
BOISE: Widespread election frauds
are being charged because the vote of
the State is 35,000 more than it was two
years ago.
LONDON: Repoits from Petrograd
have been received here saying that Rus
sia protests vigorously against the eman
cipation of Poland and asserts that she
still considers that country an integral
part of the Russian Empire and that the
action of Austro-Germany in restoring
her to the former position she held
among tbe nations of Europe is a fresh
violation of the International Conven
tion.
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I,OS ANGKLKS: Inez MillhoIIamli
the talented and famous woman suffrag
ist, who figured very conspicuously
j throughout the States advocating the
! cause of Hughes in the recent Presulen
1 tial campaign and who was reported in a
J dying condition here a few days ago, is
| somewhat improved following the sixth
| operation of transfusion of blood Which
; she underwent last night.
The Gliezzi building, on A street, is
practically completed and the interior
is now being prepared for the reception
of the goods which Mr. Gliezisi will car1
ry in stock. The new place will be
open for business ill about a week.
Xeal of the Navy has made a big hit
with Nenanaites. The first episode,
played to a capacity house, and the indi
cations are that the attendance will be
large throughout the entire series.
Captain and Mrs. Adams are planning
to leave tor Chena within a few days, it
being their intention to spend the re
mainder of the winter at the upper
town. The Adams building on A street
is now practically completed.
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