The Alaska daily empire., 1915-08-02

Priests. Italians continue gains in Trieste region. Italy troubles by dis tubances in Tripoli.
 24.-Following the traditional path of every invasion of Austria in his- tory. the Italians are pressing on over the mountain barriers. by the Fella river valley and the Predf Pass to- ward Tarvis.
 JULY
 In the East.
 1.-Gen von Mackensen is reported advancing steadily northward be- tween the Bug and vistula and are aiming at the great Russian base of Brest Litousk and as Ivangorod.
 2.-A British official statement an- nounces gains in the Dmdanelles.
 2.-German estimates received in this country of the total Allied naval losses give 10 British and French battleship of which were lost in the Dardanelles; large cruisers: Brit ish z. French ], and Russian 2; small cruisers: British S, Russian 2, and Japanese l. Of the British vessels the battleship Superb and the cruis- CT Warrior are reported sunk in "the late skirmish at Bergen" The Brit ish have never announced a fight at this point
 3-Petrograd claims reverses for the Germans in the Baltic Provinces north of the Niemen.
 In offensive operations of the last three days to date of unusual persist ence and vigor. the Turkish forces on the Ganipoli peninsula lose, according Co the estimate of General Ian Hamil- ton. five thousand wounded and 15,OOO dead.
 I'm an official appeal issued by the French Relief Society, the French casualties are stated as totaling 1,- 100000 to June l. or these, 100000 are killed. 100000 wounded. and SOO,- OO0 taken prisoners or missing
 Dispatches relate that the Aus trian Archduke Joseph Ferdinand, in his haste to capture Lublin, so sepa- rated himself from the German allies as to be surrounded and partially trapped by the Russians surrender ing 15.OOO men, and losing heavily otherwise.
 15.-Germans capture Przansynz in Russian Poland DO miles north of Warsaw.
 16.-Active fighting in Caucasus.
 19.-London admits fall Of Warsaw only a matter of time.
 2O.-Germany occupies Tukum and Windau, between Bug and vistula-
 21.-Germans capture Dardon, 60 miles south of Warsaw.
 Ostrolenla taken by Teutonic allies.
 Teutonic drive reported check ed.
 24.-Russia becomes aggressor at lacking Germans in Galicia; Warsaw unpregnable so far.
 27-Germans defeated at lvango rod.
 2s.-Russia's defense holds Ger many
 Germany admits drive is a failure Evidently a ruse.
 SO.-Teutons consummate coup at Warsaw. city's fall only a matter of days
 In the West.
 July 1.-Berlin announces a gain on a three.mile front toward Verdun, with 1.735 French prisoners taken.
 3.-Germans resume attacks on the Allied line in the Argonne region.
 5.-The Germans extend the Saint Nihiel wedge as result of their att tacks in the Argonne and along the Mouse, taking 700 yards of trenches near its apex
 Berlin reports the bombardment of Harwich, England, by German aero planes.
 S-London reports that the French artillery force German withdrawal along the Yser Canal. In the Vos- ges. the French force wedge half 8 mile deep into the German line, seizing trenches.
 9.-A dispatch announces the 25Oth consecutive day in which Arras has suffered from German shells.
 19.-At Souchez the Germans con clude a two-days' struggle with a half-mile gain on a 6OO-yard front
 14.-Paris claims serious damage to a German station in northern France through air bombardment The Ger man Crown Princes forces gain two- thirds of a mile in the Argonne re- zion. west of Verdun.
 15.-German offensive movement in west Attacks on Flanders and Ar gonne.
 Fighting on Baltic continues indecisively
 24.-Western drive of Germans ex- pected on Mouse and near Verdun.
 26.-Germans gain on Yser. Gain north of Dixmude.
 In the South.
 3.-The Italians gain ten miles in three days in the Carnic Alps, while on the upper Isonzo, despite the floods, Turin dispatches claim, the riv- CT is bridged and crossing forced threatening Plava. Between Caporet-
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