New Britain herald., 1915-05-29
steIo Falls Into Hands of King
 Enm1Duei's Forces Fierce Blyg- olGt Fighting NeaT Corfu.
NO IMPORTANT CHANGES
 IN FRANCE OR BELGIUM
eerman Dirigible Which Raitied South End, England, Believed to Have Hcen Hit by British Shell and Lost in the North sea-F'ate of Crew Unk,lovn reutonic Allies Ad- vancing in GaIicia

58 7
 Unknown reutonic Allies Ad-
 vancing in GnIicia.
 Armies of Italy are drawing nearer Isrent and Trieste, the principal cities of the territory over which Italy went to war. Little news of the campaign a is received from Italy, on account of 70 rigid censorship, but despatches from Geneva state that the Italians sStres still advaneng Near Goritz the MAAletrians offered determined resist ance, leading to fierce bayonet fight fE s. Tn Triest anti i-Italian disorders are Teported, and the municipal au- ,thorities are said to have fled.
 member of Germany's undersea 8deet, which is prosecuting it's most active and successful campaign of the war, has sent to the bottom another British merchantman. The Ethiopa,. of ,475 tons net, was torpedoed last night. { 2 ~ German DirigibIe Lost. < A German dirigib1e which raided South End, on the Thames, three days ago, is believed to have been lost In the North Sea. The fate Of her crew sis unknown.
 The official communications record Z nc important changes In France or Belgium.
 s0, 1000 Defending Peninsula.
 Turkey now has about s0,000 sol dsers on Gallipoli Peninsula it is esti-s mated at Athens, and is bringing in endorsements from Syria, concen- trating her efforts on the defense of Constantinople On sris account oifensiye operations in the Caucasus have been abandoned, and the Rus sian army is pressing forward steadily from the province of Van. The Turks &Ee said to be threatened with a Eh0ftage of ammunition.
 The Austro-Cserman advance in Galicia is still being prosecuted with Eaaccess, except for the Russian yic- tory on the San, at Sieniawa. Reports ! from Vienna indicate the naneuvers designed to isolate Przemysl are pro- oeelng unchecked and that this fortress may soon be surrounded. Italians Capture Storo.
 Geneva Switzerland, May 29, via Paris, May 29, 2:15 p. m.--The Ita1- fans after severe fight along the frontier north of Lake Idro, have. captured the town of Storo and are now bombarding Riva .8s E On the eastern front, north of the Gulf of Trieste, bayonet fighting is fn progress south of Goritz. The Austrians are retreating slowly. Italian forces have arrived before Gradisca, about sixteen miles from Trieste.
 The Italian authorities issued an or der last night prohibiting Austrians and Germans from leaving the coun- try...
 German Zeppelin Lost.
 Geneva, Switzerland, May 29, via Paris, 2:10ssp. n.A despatch re- ceived here this morning, from Fried ' richshafen, on Lake Constance, sets forth that one of the Zeppelin air ripzswhich three days ago raided the Eown Of South End. at the mouth Of Inc Thames, 40 miles east Of Lon aon was struck by one of the Britt sh shells fired at it. Owing to the esultant loss of gas it was unable reach the nainland, and fell into he sea off Helgoland. Whether the rev was saved or not is not known xOrders have been received at Fried- jchshafen to replace the loss of this essel with 8 Zeppelin of the newest Gpe Such an airship, recently com tSttt.,s VIII iSt1vC sasrIlSuT1CQtSuGIen acrtly.
 French Official Report.
 Paris, May %, a:30 D. m.-Tha reEcil war office this afternoon gave tt report on the progress of i1os- IIti&x as follows:
 Tn the region tc the north Of Arras lcre occurred last nigh. a very yio-
 Et artillery engagement Tlc enemy ambarded particularly OUT positions n tho heights Of Loretta A night
 taclx made it possible for us to pHkc further progress to the east of sc roadway between Ak Roulette nd Souchez At about midnight a Permax counter attack on our
 enches at Ablain-St. Nazaire was lsily fepuIsed.
 s@In the Argonne, in the vicinity
 Fontaine Madame, we yesterday pok possession of a section of the aemy.s trcnches.D
 Allies RepalIse Attack.
 I{avre. France. May 20, 3s D. m - he Following communication was is-
 ed today at the Belgian war of