The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1915-06-18
Summary of
Most Important
News Events
European W0s- News

were idA 30 VI
persons killed and wounded in the
west end of London as result OF the
last Zeppelin raid" declared IL D.
Watson, representative Of New
York automobile company, who re-
turned to New York on the American
liner St. Paul
The arsenal at the Hungarian
naval station Of Pola, on the Adriatic
has been almost entirely destroyed by
bombs dropped from an Italian air
ship, according to the Messaggero.
Renewed Austro-German activity
In Bukowina, which is believed to In
dictate an effort to make long drive
upon Lemberg from the south, follow.
Ing the temporary repulse of the Teu'
tonic offensive at Mosctska and at
Zuranow on the Dniester. is admitted
in the official statement received from
Petrograd.
1t is reported at Rome that Porto
Rosega, three miles south OF Montal.
cone, has been captured by the Itai'
tans.
News from Trieste says the entire
Austria town is In the hands OF pill
layers.
An official statement issued at
Vienna announces that the Austro
Hungarian submarine No. torpedoed
and sank a small British cruiser OF
the Liverpool type on the Albanian
coast. London denies the report.
With news of the capture by the
Italians of Ploeken, In Austria. came
word that the Serbians had taken
Elbasan and Tirana. in Albania, and
were advancing rapidly on Durazzo.
On the Adriatic sea
The second American note on the
steamship Lusitania incident was well
received in official quarters in Berlin.
AuDdSSdOOi Ntl dlu PtOoSASN~ 49,
note to the German office. A reply
probably will not be handed to him be-
fore June II.
Russian forces in Galicia. south OF
Lemberg, have defeated the Austro'
German forces upon the Dniester river
capturing $500 men, 1888 officers. IL
cannon and 40 maxim guns. General
Won Linsingen has been driven back
across the Dniester by the Russians,
and the Austro-German drive against
Lemberg from the south has been
checked. says an official statement
issued at Pctrograd
Reports to Athens from Mttylene
state that the allies, after successive
attacks, have succeeded in occupying
two heights dominating Maidos and
have captured 700 Turkish prisoners.
Reports to London from Berlin and
Petrograd indicate that the Russians
the German arms in the Baltic prov
inces and are for the most part hold
ing their own against the Teuton ad'
vance upon Lemberg and In Buko-
wilma.
The German answer to the second
American note regarding the sinking
Of the American ship Frye insists
that the stopping of supplies to an
enemy beliigerent may be effected by
the destruction Of the contraband and
the destruction of the ship carrying
the contraband, without violation OF
the treaty obligations.
Premier Asquith announced in the
house of commons at London that the
total of British casualties from the
beginning of the war to May 81 was
25S,O69 men in killed and wounded and
missing The losses in the naval di-
vision are not included
Two British torpedo boats were tor
pedoed off the coast of England by a
German submarine The boats are
the No. 10 and the No. r. Both OF
them went to the bottom The sur
vivors, Al In number. have been
brought ashore.
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