Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1914-09-29
War Bulletins
BY .4Ssocidted Pres,

Berlin, Sept. ~. via wireless to Say
Vile, l.. i. = The German report on
the sinking in the North sea of the
British cruisers AbOuEir, Greasy aud
Hogue by the German torpedo destroyer
U-0, declares that the entire engage
ment lasted one hour. The British
cruisers did not fire n single shot. Com
frary 10 English reports the U-0 was
alone in this engagement.
| London. Sept. 2D0, 2:4O i. VI. A
Central News dispatch from Amsterdam
says TINT further attacks have been
made by Zeppelin diriEibIc balloons.
Four bombs were dropped on Deynze,
nine miles southwest of Client. and two
thrown ON ThieIt, fifteen miles south
east of BruGcs, At the former place
damaged.
PeI<ing, China. Sept. 70. - The Ger
mans In kiaO Chow have evacuated
the Waldcrsec line of defense, before
an overwhelming force of the enemy.
Tsing-Tau Is now completely invested.
The German losses were small.
| London, Sept. 100. 3.O5 T.. VI. - In n
dispatch from Antwerp the cOrres-
pOndent of the Evening News says the
Smelling of Malines, Belgium, by the
Germans continued thrOughOut last
night. Most of the streets are encum-
bered with the wreciage of burned
buildings.
Punta Arenas Chile. Sept. 20. - The
british cruisers, Good Hope, Monmouth
and Glasgow, under the command of
Rear Admiral Sir Christopher CradOcIx,
arrived here to-day.
| Rome, vin London, Sept. 20, A, NJ
/ "In view of the grave situation now ex-
listing throughout Europe" says the
Tribuna to-day. ITALY does not con-
! slider that the offer of the Crown of
Albania TO son of Abdul Hamid, ex-
Sultan of Turl<y, is sufficiently import
tant to Justify intervention.
| London. Sept. 30. y A. NJ. - dis
patch from COnstantlnOpIe to the
Reuter- Telegram Company says there
is good reason to believe that the Dar-
danelles, ordered closed yesterday, Will
be reported to navigation in two or
three days.
Rome, sept. rs, 0:4O p. VI. via Paris,
| culTt"d here to-day that the occupation
! of AVlOna. In Albania. on the AdrIatiC
by the Italians was imminent. Some
of the reports even had IL that the Occu-
patton had already occurred as an
answer to the abnormal conditions pre-
VailinE in Albania.
London, Sept. 70, 1920 A. VI. An
other apparent IuII along the western
| battle line I'm France has caused the
center of interest again to shift to the
east. The whereabouts and strength
of the Russian army is still some at
of mystery. The faB-like Russian
advance, however, Is still sweeping
the Austrians through the passes Of
the Carpathians and into the plains of
Hungary.
| Telegram Company states that an Of
fetal statement announced that Rus
SLAMS have almost cleared Galicia of
| the enemy, who has 4aken refuge I'm the
passes of the Cnrpathinn mountains.
| The same source confirms the reports of
the destruction of the Austrian army.
| London, Sept. 20. 5;52 a. NJ. - An Of
hciaI statement given out by the Bel
gian Government, In contained in an
Antwerp dispatch to the Reuters TeIe-
gram Company. 1t saysi "After bonn
harding Maiincs. fourteen miles south
east of Antwerp, the Germans, under
cover of night. re-entered the unoccu-
1 N...l b. -
march therefOrm."
London, Sept. 20, 3,1O a. VI. - On the
anniversary of Sedan, according to n
story published I'm the Daily News to-
day. the people of Berlin hung out
bunting everywhere, but Emperor Will
liam ordered its removal on the ground
| that II WIS premature.
| Paris, Sept. 20, 2;2O A. NJ at is
officially announced thnt the French
J forces In Equatorial Africa have re-
territory ccded to Germany by the
treaty of 1911" says the bordeaux cor
respondent of the HavaE Agency.
2.22 A. VI. - A report received here
from Munich estimates that 2,O"" 600
men and women are idle In Germany.
and that thc number Of uner'"IOyed IL
increasing daily. lack OF raw ma
terIaI. 1t Is said. Is the cnuse.
London. Sept. 20. 4i4O A. VI. = A dis
Telegraph Company says that n mes
| sage from Budapest asserts that the
| Minister of the Interior has ANNOUNCE
| ed that fifteen new eases OF cholera
| were discovered in the military hOs-
pitaI Monday morning.
London. Sept. 20. 4. VI. = England
has come to the relief OF the strieI<en
Belgian refugees with such spOntane-
| GUS magnaBimity that the refugees
| committee has been forced to decline
many of the food OF offers Of shelter.
The authority for this statement n
| Lord Gladstone. former Governor Gen.
| eraI of South Africa. who iH now n
| leader in the committee work.
London, Sept. 10. 500 A. VI. - A Pet
rOgrad dispatch TO the Exchange TeIe-
graph Company states that the Russian
moratorium has been extended for a
month.
| London. Sept. IN. 4i32 4. VI. - A dis
patch to the Daily Mail from Venice,
dated Sunday. SAYS that the French feet
| at that time had been I'm nction for the
| last forty-eigbt hours bOmbarding the
port of Cattaro and the fortified island
on the DaImatian coast