Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-11-24
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0u1Vaf, near BuSAlre, ana killed 55O.
Nothing has been heard in London
regarding Rear Admiral Ernest G. T.
tTroubridge and the British and French
defense of Belgrade. After the city
was captured by the Austro-German
forces they retreated through Al.
bania.
According to special reports from
the front to Berlin the number Of Ser.
bians made prisoners during the last
week was $4,000. The Serbians lost
more than 500 cannon. German troops
of the army of General Won Koevess
have occupied Novibazar, Serbia.
The complete commercial and eco.
nomic blockade against Greece, it was
learned in London, was the first step
taken by the allies to force compliance
with the demand made by Earl Kitch.
ener on King Constantine that Greece
either join the allies, in accordance
with her treaty obligations and prom
1ses, or demObili2e her army at once.
Austrian aviators threw Is bombs
on Udine, Italy, killing twelve people
and wounding twenty-seven, according
to an official announcement made by
the Italian war Office at Rome. An.
other squadron of aeroplanes dropped
bombs on Verona and Vicenza, in the
Italian province of Venetia and on
Grade.
The newspaper EpOca of Bucharest,
Roumania, asserts that Austrian and
German troops have landed on the
Roumanian island of Hurawai, in the
Danube river, and that they are plac-
Ing mines and watching the move
ments of the Roumanian troops.
The Italians are preparing for for
midable attack on Goritz, according
to the Milan correspondent of the Eur
ich Gazette. Five hundred thousand
men are to be employed.
The Bulgarians who entered Prilep
have occupied Monastir, the last city
of any size in Serbia, according to a
Xxi.
The British army at the Dardanelles
has resumed the offensive and cap
tured $50 yards of Turkish trenches.
Official announcement was made at
London.
An Athens dispatch to London says
the Bulgarians have captured Perlepe.
An official report from Paris an
nounces the French have repulsed the
Bulgars along the Czerna, int1icting
losses of 1000.
The British hospital ship Anglia
struck mine in the English channel
and sank with loss of IS wounded
soldiers, according to an official an
nouncement issued by the admiralty
at London.
Domestic
James Smith, Jr., formerly United
States senator, resigned the presi-
dency of the Federal Trust company
of Newark, N. j., and turned over all
his assets to trustees. Smiths liabili.
ties approximate $1,75O,0O0.
The selection of Newark, N. j., for
the 1916 convention of the National
League of Compulsory Education OF.
ficials and the unanimous reelection
of all officers featured the closing ses-
sion of that organization at Milwau-
kee. William L. Bodine of Chicago
retained the Office of president.
Seven votes majority for prohibition
out of total vote OF nearly 1900 was
announced at Alexandria, La, as the
result of the official canvass of Tues,
days local option election in Rapidea
parish.
Nothing short Of a miracle averted
catastrophe at Madison, Wis, when
two sections of the north circus
bleachers collapsed under the weight
Of 5000 spectators at the Minnesota.
Wisconsin football game. Ten per.
sons were injured.
Returns show that Congressman
Kenneth D. Mcclellan received plu.
ral1ty of approximately 1900 votes in
the Democratic senatorial primary in
Tennessee. Mr.. Mcclellan will be op
posed in a "run-off" on December Is
by former Gov. Malcolm r. Patterson.
Joseph Hillstrom, the l. w. W. poet
convicted Of the murder Of J. G. Nor
rison and the latter's son Arlington
was shot to death at Salt Lake City,
Utah, after efforts by President VII.
son to secure reprieve for the con.
demned man had failed.