Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-06-09
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European, War News


wounded soldiers.
One small British steamer, one
schooner and five trawlers were added
to the list of vessels sunk by German
submarines. No lives are reported
Host.
Advices to Rome from Trieste say
that anarchy prevails in that city. For
three days the city has been in the
hands of mob. italian naval detach.
ments cut the cables uniting the con.
lthent to the islands of the Dalmatian
archipelago.
The Italians have sustained heavy
losses in the fighting at Monte Nero,
according to an official statement is.
sued by the Austrian war Office At
Vienna. Three hundred dead are de-
clared to have been found on the
southern slope.
! Two lines of Turkish trenches along
q front of three miles have been cap
tured by the allies on the Gallipoli
peninsula after desperate fighting
The Turks suffered very heavy losses
A Paris EYE witness" statement on
the fighting at Souchez says the
French troops which captured the
stronghold found 5000 German dead
In the cellars. An equal number are
lsaid to have been captured.
|telegraphs to London that great
demonstration was held there in favor
of intervention by Roumania in the
war in support of the allies
! Germany has apologized to the Unit
ed States for the sinking of the Gulf
hight and promises full monetary rep
iaration. In second note to the state
department at Washington, dealing
with the topedoing of the American
was attacked by mistake. Inquiry into
the attack by German aeroplane
upon the American steamer Gushing
still is in progress.
Four more ships were sent to the
bottom by German submarines in one
day, bringing the number of vessels
torpedoed in English waters in 4S
hours to the alarming number of 10.
-Four were ships of neutral powers and
the balance were British vessels.
Sir Thomas G. Shaughnessy, presi.
dent of the Canadian Pacific railway,
was summoned to London by Earl
Kitchener to consider taking charge OF
the purchase and transportation Of all
war supplies from the United States
and Canada, says dispatch from Van
couver, B. c.
/ The last Russian has been beaten
out of the forts at PrZemysl and the
victorious drive of the Austro-G erman
armies is believed at Vienna to in.
dictate positively that the entire Rus.
Blan campaign in Galicia is about to
collapse Patriotic celebrations are
being held throughout the central en-
pires, the recapture of Lemberg is re-
garded as only a matter Of few days.
Domestic
Seven were killed and many injured
when Milwaukee passenger train No
8, which leaves La Crosse, Wis, at
6:05 p. M, ran into a freight and
wrecked bridge at Amherst Junction.
two miles above Lake City, MINI.
Eyely Block, twelve, and Bessie
Block, eight, were killed and their
sister Helen suffered a broken leg
and other injuries while driving home
from school graduation exercises at
Mount Pleasant, Mich. The horses
pulled the wagon into the path of q
motor train.
John Umphress was killed instantly
his wife and two daughters and Mr.
WI D. AIOCSC W
Ind, injured when an M. B. & F.
traction car struck the Umphress au
tomobile near Warren, Ind
Two slight but distinct earthquakes
were felt generally throughout San
Francisco No damage was reported
Mrs George Tweedy of Los Angeles
and New York and the family COVER
ness, Miss Kenner. were killed at Ma
xatlan, Sinaloa, when their carriage
pitched over high cliff. Mrs. Twee
dy's three children we're severely in
jured.
Plans have been virtually completed
for series of strategical maneuveri
by the Atlantic feet in the vicinity o
Newport, r. l., beginning July 10. Mos
Of the battleships and other vessels IL
the recent war game are expected tt
take part.