New Britain herald., 1915-04-22
BRITISH SUBMARINE
 SUNK IN nELCOLAND,
 GERMAN NAVAL BASE
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talked with Prince Won Buelow on April 15, when negotiations between Italy and Austria were about to be broken off, owing to the difficulty ex- Ecrienced in reaching compromise. The German ambassador was greatly disappointed and expressed thls reel ing to Carafa. The latter, after dls- CLssing the question with other sena- tors, considered it his duty to com muniCate to the premier the views or the German diplomat. About the same time persons at the foreign office observed that Prince Non Buelow seemed much depressed when he left the room where ne had been received by Foreign Minister Sonn1no.
 Since that time. however, there has Teen a break in what seemed hope less deadlock in the negotiations. This evidently resulted from some concessions made either by Italy or Austria Senator Carafa, therefore. gave publicity to his Interview with the premier just at time when nego- t:ations with Austria had been re- stunned and when Prince Won Buelow had again become hopeful tthCy would be successful
 
 Paris, April 22, 1:15 a. m.-The Havas Agency has received the fol- lowing despatch from Athens:
 The Turks have entrenched them- selves strongly along the coast of the Gulf of Saros from a port near Enos on the mainland with particularly formidable works opposite Bulair (Peninsula of Gillipoli.)
 
 barded Turkish encampments near Bulair, the position of which pre- viously had been indicated by avia- tors.
 Drops Bombs on Tchesme.
 An allied aeroplane dropped bombs Monday on Tchesme, in the Gulf of Smyrna.
 "A British torpedo boat lombard ed a Turkish camp at the village of Katophanagia, near Smyrna.
 Information received at Piraeus states that a Greek sailing ship which left for Samos two days ago struck a mine in the Aegean Sea and was blown up. The captain, his wife and nine childrenmfgyp mfwyp xzfifffm nine members of the crew were killed The mine is supposed to have drifted from the Dardanelles.' CITY.
 Russians Have Advantage. London, April 22, $40 a. m.-The Reuter- Telegram company has re- ceived from Petrograd the following semi official statement: From April to 19 at MyszynieC l (near the east Prussian frontier) and in the direction of Lomza and Stawiski there was a duel of heavy artillery, 1 in which the Russians had the adVan- tage, silencing one of the enemy's bat ! teries In the direction of Lomza two enemy batteries suffered severely, as well as train of artillery caissons in the region of Stawislli and a con- | Voy on the Kolno road | Thanks to efficient aeroplane work l our guns, often at a distance of twelve versts 6 miles) inflicted great dam i age upon the enemy's reserve trains which supposed themselves at a safe distance"
 German Official Report.
 Berlin, April 22, Via, London 2:45 p. m.-German army headuuarters to- oay gave out report on the progress CT hostilities, reading as follows: | La Bsssee Canal and to the northwest of Arras, we undertook several success iul mining operations.
 Tn the Argone and in the region between the Mouse and the Moselle yesterday saw fierce artillery en- 1 eagements.
 French Force Repulsed.
 After a surprise artillery attack French forces last night advanced in the western part of the wood of Le- Pretre, but they were repulsed with 1 heavy losses.
 On the northern border of Hart nanns-W Weilerkopf, we destroyed a clint of support of the enemy, and in 1 the evening We drove back a French | ettack.
 Tn the eastern arena of hostilities the situation shows no change"