The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1915-09-03
From Saturdays Daily.

| OF the middle portion OF the Street
where the cars are parked.
From Saturdays Daily.
Further evidence Of increasing
Austrian activity on the Southern
Front was furnished by the announce
ment Of the re-opening Of hostiIities
between the Austrians and Montene-
srins. The latter claim a repulse OF
Austrian detachments in a short en-
gasement near the mouth Of the Gulf
Of cattaro. The German admiralty
denies that British aviator destroyed
and sank German submarine off os-
tend, as was claimed by the British
admiralty. The submarine, although
attacked, was not hit, and returned to
port unchanged. The italian cam
paigns for Trent and Triest are de-
velopins as planned, although pro-
gross slowly.
n-The Teutonic pressure
against the Russians In Eastern Cali
cia has resulted in the piercing Of the
Russian lines along the Zlota lipa
river, II Mas officially ANNOUNCED by
the German army headquarters today.
II was also announced that the town
of Marrow, about twenty miles south
east Of BiaIystok has been occupied
by Germans.
Paris, August 28.-The French fly
ing squadron guarding Paris this aft
ernoon frustrated an attempt Of four
machines to raid the city. In skirm-
ish following, one machine was
grounded.
Constsntinople, August 28.-Two
British regiments were cut to pieces
today and 5000 men were left dead on
the fields.s
Amsterdam, August pa report
from the commander Of the submarine
that sunk the Arabic is expected in
Berlin in few days.
Washington August 25.-The admin
istration gives Germany credit for
tude regarding the submarine war
fare, and in the Arabic case particu-
lsrly. This statement comes as a
denial TO the reports circulated that
the kaiser merely seeks to start a
controversy. All danger Of a German
controversy has passed.
London. August 2S.-As the Rus
sian armies continue to- retreat the
foreign and war ministers ut Petro-
grad deny vigorously that their
government has any thought OF max
ing separate peace with the central
powers. Special dispatches from
Petrograd state that the Russians
are on the point OF digging them
selves i'm. Military writer's at the
Russian capital are of the opinion
that the German turning movement
in CORTLAND is not likely to threaten
pctrograd seriously this autumn. As
Field Marshal Won HinGenburg appar-
emily has made no progress I'm his eff
forts TO secure control Of the Baltic
coast. The latest news from that
region. however. indicates that the
Germans have not given up the plan
for a naval cooperation toward this
end.
German Warships Bernhard.
stPOItS illdl pGIINdh W
ships have bombarded at two points.
on Dage Island. which commands the
entrance to the Gulf of Finland
The Russian foreign minister. NJ
declares emphatically that
there is no disagreement among the
allied commanders. and that while
German remains on Russian soil there
can be no peace.
Great interest Is displayed here In
the reports from Washington OF the
between the United
States and Germany concerning the
Arabic incident Most newspapers
consider that President Wilson has
won a diplomatic success, the effect
of which .on the whole question of
submarine warfare is certain TO be
Notwithstanding the orders OF
their leaders, 1000 more Welsh
miners have quit work. The advisa-
bility of governmental control OF
mines is again being discussed
seriously.