, 1915-11-24

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tious from various societies have called upon
HIM to express their gratitude at his advocacy
OF he rights Of HeIleuisn. He has left for
Salouica.
The newspaper "Hestia" of Athens says
there are $4,000 BuIgarans in Prilep aud
the surrounding districts, where there are
only small Serbian forces, and TINT the French,
having repulsed the Bulgarian attacks for
three days, are redoubIlng then efforts to
occupy Kuprli (Veles).
A German official bulletin announces ::
During successful battles III pursuit OF the
enemy about 5000 Serbiaus have been taken
prisoners"
The Rome "Tribura' reports that the
Bulgarians have occupied Monastir.
A French official communtqu6 says an
Alsace on the plateau Of Ufhoz ana at Hart
mannsweilerkopf, very spirited artillery
fighting has taken place, a compauied by
activity by trench-guns and the throwing of
hand grenades. Eight German ayiators endea-
voured to fly over LuUeyIIle, hnt French ar
men went up IN pursuit and five of them were
detected from Their objective, the remaining
three throwing bombo on the town which
wounded three persons. The material dam
age was not important
A German official report says "ArtIIlery
duels and mining warfare have occurred III
and near the Argoune aud in the Vosgos.
A German aeroplane squadron attacked the
British troops encampmaut west oil Popar-
inghe."
A Belgian off 'ial announcement SAYS
Our aviators have bombarded the German
environments at Essen"
P~etrogrAd officially reports ''North-west
of Friederichstadt the Germnns ia attempt
ing TO cross the Dviua river were everywhere
repulsed. On the left bank of The Styr the
enemy uBsuccessfully tried to reach the bank.
We retired to the right bank near Nogo Selkl
aud the enemy bombardod our river posi-.
tons"
An Austrian official statement says: 'The
Italiuns have resumed their attacks on the
Isonzo front, chiefly directed against the
Gorizia bridgehead, which is being kept un-
der an uninterrupted and heavy guntre.
Attempts to attack Chlavla and a strong at
tack on the Podgora height were repnlsed,
A systematic bombardment of GorIza which
lasted for several hours, during which 5000
shells of all calibros were used, caused serI-
GUS fires, but the military damnge was trl-
ding, while the inhabitants suffered severe
losses in lives aud property. The enemy
also violently attacked the northern sector Of
the Doberdo plateau, and on the northern
slope OF Monte San Michele he repeatedly
penetrated our positions, violent hand to
hand fighting resulting in our completely
maintaining our original fighting line. All
attacks on the San MARITIME sector miscarlied,
with severe losses to the Italians. On our
front north of the Golizia brldgehead two
strong attacks near IagorA and wenk attacks
IN The Ursic region and the Fhtsch district
were frustrated. On Thursday afternoon
our aeropluue squadrons successfully dropped
bombs on the forts Of San Nicola and Abe
rom and on the arseual, aviation station, gas
works. railway station and several burrnck5
at Venice, and notwi. hstanding q heavy fire
from anti-aircrnft guns and attacks by three
hostile aeropianes, our squudrons returned
%sufely."
Official dispatches from Rome state:
artillery duels have occurred along the
entire front. Our gums dispersed march
ING columns Of the emmy in the
Astico zone and the upper Cordeyole vail
lev, destroyed a shelter on MHttngshofel and
bombarded the barracks at Gorizia. They also
conducted a counter omUardment upon nu-
merous Austrian guns on q height cast OF
Gorizia and places in the neighbourhood,
and upon a column of troops marching to-
wards Gorizia. GA the Carso plateau our
infantry successfully attacked around Monte
San Michele, where the Perugla brigade
aon,,;ad ~ ridoa on tha TSOu2O. between Pc