, 1915-12-01

"DNl mo IN nl3hl OF AlOluhN NllU Oh ] uFSNdN
the el enl sought by surprise and iAce to
recNptHIe some important positions taken ny
US, these actions, always preceded by intense
artillery fire, occurring on the Col oil Lam,
il the Zegola st elton and on a height north
east Of Os,avin. All those attacks were re
pull ed with heavy losses for he enemy who
left over 800 dead on Hill 1SS. Our lelent-
less ctftnelve on the Carso plateau IAs been
crowned by a brilliant success. Long and
deep trenches between the fourth summit OF
Monte San Michele and the church nj San
Alurtilo were STONED aud Tie def ndels
surrounded, "a large part beng taken prison.
els. The enemy Immediately deluged the
lost positions with shells of uIl c~albres, be-
hind this cultnin Of fire being missed I'M
portunt forces for a couuter-attack East
of San Mmtlpo our infantry held hIm-
ly Their positions, which were exposed
on all sides, and our batteries with a conce'-
t1ated fire on the encmy's columns dispersed
them, 504 prisoners, including many officers,
falling into our hands. W. captured great
quantities OF prov sions, munitions and other
wal material"
The correspondent of the "Duily Tele-
graph at Milan says that the Italians have
taken Gorizia.
A Russian official communique stutes:"Ihe
Germans attemp ed to advance nenr kom-
mern, but were repulsed near the Boreenlu-
ende farm and the fighting continues. We
took 100 Germans prisoners aud captured +
machine guns and u bill. At the south
western extremity of lake SycutoG we have
made beadway, the enemy having attacked a
second time without success the trenches
which he lost recently here. In the Smor-
gon district the enemy artillery developed a
violent fire"
- ~. e. ~ o.,li- ,0,,r4r. bfQDyuaq,1aDIo I1
firmly in our hands. The PRISONERS have in
creased to 8 officers and $50 men and the
booty to thee muchIne-guns."
The correspondent Of the "Morning Post
at Petrogrnd states that the Germnns
have begun the evacuation of Alltnu,
their forward bose in the Rlga-Dwin"
region, and are preparing to withdraw
from The Biga-Dvina line. Southwest
OF the Pinsk region, on the rl9h1
bank Of the Strumen, the enemy attacked
The village Of Komola but was repulsed, and
Nov0 Podcherevitch on the left bank OF the
Slvr, remained in our hands after a series Of
engagements. Near Semikovi re, on the
Stripn, we attacked and drove the enemy to
the river, with his back towards it. He was
partially annihiIated by our fire and rem
nants were drowned in attempts to escape
across the stream, while others who attempt
ed to cross we're captured by the Russians.
The correspondent of the "1lmes" at Cal
70 states that an official bulletin reporting uu
encounter with the Turks at Al Knutaru, on
the east side Of the Sutz Canal, IS miles
south Of Port SAID, explains that it was mere
ly a collision with a patrol and should not be
regarded as Il recrudesceuce of Turkish act
WITTY.
The safety of The British and French naval
brigades recently III Belgrade is assured
The French section has arrived at Monnstir,
and adyicts from Admiral TroublidSe from
Mltrovitza dated the 10th instant reported
all well.
An official despatch from Athens says
that the Greek reply lothe JOINT Note by The
Allies, concedinp their demands, was submit
ted to the King and has been delivered to
the Embassies OF the Entente Pow ers.
An official ~despotch from Copenhagen
reports that a new Anglo-Dunish Commercial
arrangement between the British Foreign
flee and foul representatives, OF the Ner-
chants Guild Of the Chamber Of Manufacture
ers, Copenhagen, the latter giving guarantees
that certain goods needed III Denmark will
not be reeXpCrted.
St. Thomas, 27-Lighthouse tender Car
nalvon'' arrived this morning.
Grenada, 26 h.-The result Of the special