, 1915-09-11

On L ut~NldN uISuI dlANa NAORlCS bCiIb'3 N'o'-
ing some fires and some cas- dulties, but par
ticularS ae not yet available.
A Russian official statement says: In the
Riga djslucI the situation has not changed.
South IF Friedrichstad The enemy delivered,
since the night of the 5ih, energetic attacks
Oh the river Luutze, but We're rrpulsed. Be
tween the Sycuta md the Ylliyu and on the
NiIiya and he Nicmeu lbe ST uatiou is sta
tl3nury. German attucks ON the 6In III
the district OF Orpy and the lower course
OF The Miraczecka Were Itpulstd. III the
direction Of Dyuek and SWienciany nothing
important has occurred. On the MD lie
\ empn tie enemy continued on the 9th and
Gth TO develop operations on tue front Of
CIoduo to the east and south east, further
south on reurguardH on Monday morning
sustained very ob>tinnie fighting IN the re
gIuu-o Wo kow>k, aud stII further south
wards on the whole front 10 prutzlua. Be
tween Haaelda aud Arena, the fighting on
the hue from Khom-k to DrogItchin we con
tinue TO hold the enemy, offensive. In the
tgIon Of kOyrI, on tue Sunny railway, our
clva,ry has operated successfully against
the enemy, cnrrNin9 out IL series of desperate
charges which have been especially success
ful noar the village of NlIoch, and near the
Ko,ki district on the river StYr, where we
captued 3 officers aud 1873 soldiers. On the
night bank Ct The upper S1yI, since the morn
juI Of the 9th, stubborn cumbats have occur
red in the region Of Rndzlwilicw between the
rivers Sleuowka and Ikwa but under pressure
by the enemys forces, which We're consider
ably superior numerically, our troops were
ordered to occupy stronger positions on the
eiyoIs Corynia, S,ubel and Ikwn. On tho
Sereth the enemy, who had been generally
passive, undertook Oh Monday TO nuke TO-
prHted attempts to open m offensive III tire
region OF Tnrnopol, but they proved futile"
Dispatches from Athens to the Exchange
Telegraph Company slates that u British
submarine operating in the Sea of Mnrmora
hns sunk u Turkish transport currying %
centinetre guns. from CoustanInople to
Gulip)Ii.
A German official bulletin announces: "Ac-
cordlng to IA report from one of our subuH-
ripes, she met the I u on the high seas
after The Ia ter had, about August l0th,
sunk " small British cruiser Of an old
type, eff the western Hebudes. The I u
has not since returned and must be
j. regarded as lost.
A despalch from SimIa states that the
GnekWur Of the Balodu has contributed
tive h.khF Of rupees to provide aeropInnes
for the British tlunt.
4 r utel's despatch from Amsterdam
states that it Will shortly be officially
nunouuced in Berlin that the Military Law
has been modified to enable the re-exnmiu-
alton Of persons previously exempt from
%eIvice On account OF phys cnI unfltness,
with a view to :heir possible fitness for
duty at the present time.
1t is reported from Belfort that a German
%avIaror, while flying 1T a great height over
ChuyauneS, dropped wleal rs which bore
tile inscription 80 Pe4oud who died
like a hero, from his adversary
\ Board of Irade statement shows that
exports increased by 827, coo pounds in
August, the chief gain being il mauufac-
tunes, While imports increased by twenty
seven million pounds.
a Ira les Union Conference at Bristol
has unanimously passed resolution against
CONSUMPTION.
Qnehtc September 9th-Mr. Roosevelt,
speaking in this city, emphulicnlIy dtclar ed
himself to be on the side of the Allies and
expressed the gravest Animation for the
patriotism OF Canadians.
The "UniIv Mali says that Mr.. Frost, the
United States Consul at Cork, has informed
the New York "World' that an American
was killed on the "Hespeliau'.
The correspondent Of the DAILY Tele-
gluph" at Rotterdam says it Is freely ~