, 1915-09-22
Censored 1T Jamaica)

(CeDSOftt III JlIIldl'NJ
london. Sept. lSth-The British casuaI-
ties in the DnrdnneIIcs until August 2lSt,
which were included in the grand total pub
lished on the 10th inst, were as follows;
killed. 1.l3O officers and rs AIS men; wound
ed, 1871 officers aud 1928 meu; missing,
373 officers and 8,021 men.
The Admiralty IN II statement says: "The
enemy claims to have sunk submarine + Z,
under the command of Lieut. CommanIer
Archibald Coclrnne, off the DnrdaneIles,
tnk,ug 3 officers and % men prisoners.
AS no news has been received Of this sub
marine since Sept. An, II must be presumed
that this report IS correct.
The correspondent Of the "itxchange Tele-
graph Company" at Copenhagen says that
The German newspapers We're permitted ON
Wednesday to publish sensational kilograms
iutimating Roumuuia's participation III the
war ut any minute.
Dispatches from Rome state that IN con
SEQUENCE of n concentration of Greek aud
Roumnuinn troops on the Bulgarian frontier,
The Bulgarian Foreign Office has instructed
It's representatives. at Athens and Bucharest
to request an immediate and definite expln-
nation. according to details which have
reuched Sofia. Alvjces from Bucharest state
that the Turks have already begun to carry
out the prov sious of the Turco Bulgarian
agreement and have abandoned the barracks
at Kurugutch and destroyed the forts on the
lioht bank of the Maritza, taking the guns
mud barbed wire TO Gullipoli. The Bulgarian
Ptelect at Starn Xlgorn has gone to Adrian
0ple to arrange for the formal taking posses
SION OF the cedrd territory IN the presence
If the Turkish aud Bulgarian Ministers.
The P4trograd correspondent of the"DaiIy
News states that the German Army is daily
growing weurier, while the Russians are
daily nearer to fighting on equ'l terms.
Before Wilma aud l{ovno the Germans are
seventeen miles west of the railway, winch
is their itnmediute objective. Between these
pluces the average distance of the German
for ce from the desired line is BIB miles, aud
until they have reHched that line the swift
passing OF troops up aud down the front,
from 0,e threatened point to another, is M
possible, and they must reach 1t before they
can safely bring the Eastern operations to
q stnudst'll and intr4nch, enabling them
10 detach troops for action elsewhere.
At present the Russians are holding up
The G,Iman pan OF campaign and destroying
the tame sheet ON which they sIavtshIY de-
pend. but it is hand to believe that
the enemy will not eventually reach the
Dwin.k-VIlnu -Lidu-RovnO railway, because he
Is willing to go to any length in the eNpen-
d:lure Of men, and without doubt The Rus
SANS would not spare n particle of the enor-
nous price which the Germans must pay to
obtain their object, then attacks towards
DwIn,k having already proved very costly.
The Getmaus are now entrenchlnS west OF
Wilma and are apparently expecting consider
able delay, it beng reported that three lines
al e ahornte trenches have been constructed,
bur they can do lltIe here until they sue
iced IN advancing further south, two Mt
t4mrts TO outiank the Russians in GaIicia
have failed, and the hitter. having secured
the initiative, have advanced, making large
captures Of men and guns aud destroying