The Chitina leader., 1915-10-26

 The battle took place between Kaga and Drina Grahovo and the Ausrans repued with heavy losses during the bat tie. King Nicholas led his troops in person.
 MARSEILLES, Oct. 1S-The French merchant ship, Ad- mra Hamen which has been reuuisitioned the govern ment opedoed and sunk by Austrian submarine yes terday with loss of seyenyone lives From the survvors learned that after the ship orpedoed and while the passengers and being transferred from the doomed vessel the life boats the submarine kept up constant shell ing of the vessel which largely instrumental in the loss o life.
 BERLIN Oct 1S-The office issued an official hlle tin today stating that Teuton invasion of Serbia gressing satisfactorily In the Macva district of the Save and the Drin along the frontier of northwestern Serbia where strong has been offered to the Auso German ad vance, the Serbians had commenced to retire. fighting they went At Belgrade and Semendra everything is favorable to the Tuon and the invading forces are steadily gong forward.
 LONDON, Oct 1S-The allied French and British forces made landing today Eno European Turkey the Martza from the Bulgarian border The railroad at this point seized by the landing party The slght resistance offered the troops easily and the btteshps conveying the transports sheed the Turkish positions before the soldiers disembard
 ROME Oct. 19-Italy declared Bulgaria today. The official proclamation recited that the Italian government forced to render all assistance in its to its allies Tn order that the good of all might be promoted and that Bulgaria attacking Serbia rendering unsafe the position hope of ultimate of Italy and therefore Bulgaria must be regarded avowed enemy of the empire.
 ATHENS, Oct. 19-The allies notified Greece today that Italy declared upon and would send large re-enforcements the allied troops fighting Serbia It taken here meaning that the allies will not be content with making defensive campaign against the Bulgarlans but that with sufficient troops at their command they will take the offensive invade Bulgaria. for effort will be spared to prevent the Teutonc nations from forcing their with supplies through Serbia, for the Turks at Gallpoi
 LONDON, Oct 19-Lloyd George addressed the House of Commons on the military situation today, and told the bers that the allies devng methods whereby Italy could most effectively cooperate to bring about the success of the e tene powers the gigantic struggle now beng Waged Italy will probably hereafter conne her participation the c the struggle along the Austrian border but will send troops assist in the other battle rons most likely large contingent being sent into Bul garla.
 LONDON, Oct 19-Although it has been announced that Italy declared Bulgaria has been definitely settled whether Italy will send troops to the Balkans The British public has been enlightened the matter and in the prevailing gloom which has deceneded upon the people, they expect but little
 SALONIKI Oct 19-It is reported here that the Bugar ans heavily in the fighting between them and the allied French Serbans and English The allied troops have invaded Bulgaria and captured Strumitza The loss of life among the Bugarians excessively large being stated that whole batalons annnihilated
 STOCKHOLM, Oct. 19-A British submarine torpedoed yesterday the German steamers Penambuco and Soedersam both bound from Sweden to Germany The ships attack ed the Swedish shore but outside the three mile limit The Peranbuco vessel of 4S0O tons loaded with iron ore and the proecte hit her she sank The Soerder loaded with wood and is still afoat although there is no chance of saving cargo The of the the ship from sinking No details have been received to the safety of the crews of both vessels.
 PETROGRAD, Oct 19-A British submarine operating in the Baltic Sea- held the Swedish steamer Nike bound from Sweden Setnaw and discovered that she had board cargo of for the Germans The steamer taken pze and compelled to change her and steam into Reveal.
 LONDON, Oct 19A Zeppeln, bound for raid over the French trenches evening" dashen the chimney of glass factory Mauberge The Zeppm and the chimney both the ground in heap of ruins the flying machine being entire y demolished and all of the occupants killed The occurrence was reported by allied aman who scouting trip
 LONDON, Oct 19-Premer Herbert Asquith has become suddenly ill., and has been forced to withdraw temporarily from his public activities head of the British government The of the past year has been increasingly heavy Asquith which coupled with the frank criticism of the ments lack of success in its military operations by the public is supposed to be the real for his break down. The failure of the allies advance the west the dreadful loss of life in the Dardanees with resulting gain of only twelve miles of front has caused the to be subject a tremendous storm of criticism The coalition cabinet has failed meet the emergency created by the and the cab net crisis precpated by the illness and retirement of Asqu