New Britain herald., 1915-08-28
ATTEMPTED AIR RAID
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not gwen up the plan TOT naval CO., operation toward this end. Berlin reports that German warships bonn barded at two points Dago Island which commands the entrance to the Gulf of Finland.
 No Disagreement.
 The Russian foreign minister M. SazonOf, declares emphat1cally that Where is ro disagreement among tile allied commanders, and that while a German soldier remains on Russian soil there can be no peace.
 The greatest interest is displayed here in reports from Washington of the negotiations between the United States and Germany concerning the Arabic incident Most of the news papers consider that President Wilson Ias won a diplomatic success, the ef- feet of which on the whole question of submarine warfare is certain to be m momentous.
 Notwithstanding the orders of their leaders, 4,00O more Welsh miners have work. The advisability of the governmental control of coal mines Is again being discussed seriously.
 German Losses Heavy <, Dv1nsk, Russia, Aug. 2S, via Lon don, 3:25 D. m.-Wounded members or the former garrison of the fortress of Ossowetz, recently evacuated by the Russians, who are in hospitals here, declare that the German losses before that fortress surpass imagina- ton. German prisoners are represent ed as declaring that officers among the atta cking forces declared that the fortress had cost them five times more men than were in the garrison. A T11o- -C ic,a tod e,f~ I the fortress almost daily, eXpending altogether more than 2,OOO,OOO shells.
 Montenegrins Repulse Austrians.
 Paris, Aug. 2s, 12:3O D. m-Re- sumption of hostilities between the Austrians and Montenegrins is an- nounced in an official statement given out here today by the Monten- egrin consul general. The statement filled in Cettinje on Aug. 26 and de- layed in transmission, is as follows:
 "A lively engagement occurred yes- terday near the mouth of the Gulf of Cattaro Gin Dalmatia near the Montenegrin border) between our posts and rather strong detachments of Austrians. The fight lasted two fsours. The Austrians retired, Ieav- ing numerous dead on the field. Ten prisoners rema ined in our hands.
 King Nicholas has gone to the front.'
 Italian Front Divided.
 Rome, Aug. 2S, 9:55 a. m, via Paris, 12:4O D. m.-The Italian front has been divided by Gen. Cadorna, the commander in chief into wide sections, each conducting vast en- veloping movement. Triest is the objective in one case, and Trent in the other.
 The action is developing in each theater in accordance with the pre- determined plans. Reports from the front state that constant progress is being made although movements are Aslow. Gen. Cadorna has given in structions that as little damage as possible be inflicted on the towns in the paths of the Italian armies
 Italian Front Divided.
 Rome, Aug. 2S, 9:55 A. M, Via Paris, 12:40 P. M.-The Italian front has been divided by General Cadorna, :. the chief, into wide sections, each conducting vast en- veloping movement. Treste is the ob- jective in one case, and Irene in the other.
 The action is developing in each Ineatef III accOrOanCe With the pre- determined plans Reports from the front state that constant progress is x being made, although movements arc slow. General Cadorna has given in- structions that as little damage as possible be inflicted on the towns in the paths of the Italian armies.
 French Official Report.
 Paris, Aug. 2S, 2:30 p. m.-The French war office this afternoon gave out a statement on the progress of hostilities which reads as follows: <s Last night saw some artillery en- agreements around Souchez and Neu- vile, as we'll as in the vicinity of = Rove. .-.'- ...- ....-
 There was also fighting with bombs CD the Plateau of Quennevieres and the Plateau of Nouvron
 Check German Attacks.
 Tn the Argonne our artillerv on several occasions checked the ren- ~ deavors of the enemy to bornbasrd our trenches. The night passed without incident on the remainder of the front.
 French aviators during the night bombarded the railroad station at hattelI-En-Argonne.''
 Turks Destroy Trenches
 Constantin ople, Aug. 2S, via London a 11:1O a. m.-An official report from .he Dardanelles front, under date ot Aug. 26, was given out here today as fellows:
 Nothing has occurred except now
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