New Britain herald., 1915-05-27
ITALIANS WITHIN THIRTY
 MILES OF TRIESTE; ALLIED AVIATORS; RAID GERMANY
Fifty German Soldiers Killed at Ostend by r Bomb Dropped by Allied Aeroplane-
 British Steamer Torpedoed.

TURKISH GUNBOAT sU DAN Allies Bringing Up achievements to
 Continue Conquest for Constanti- MAople-Turks M Appear Terrorized-
 Infantry Fighting Takes Place in
 West Without Material Advantage
 to Ether side.
 Italian forces, pushing into Austria along the front running north of the Gulf of Triest, crossed the Isnozo liver today after sharp encounter E They are now said to be within thirty fniiles of Trieste.
 The Italians also are attacking at several points further north. along |asfhe Carinthian frontier. ss A squadron of eighteen aeroplanes, carrying bombs weighing nearly a ton struck into Germany today and IKperformed one of the spectacular feats sQf the war The raid was directed at ta1e of the principal nlanuractories of txpl losives in Germany, on the Rhine, 0pposite Mannheim. The official French statement today says the at ( tack was successful, and that several 4 Buildings were set on ire by the bombs.
 Infantry Fighting Tn West,
 fantry fighting is proceeding sporadically along the Franco Belgian Front, principally on the western end but the official reports from Berlin land Paris today reveal no signs Of rehewed operations on a large scale. Several engagements occurred last night near Lorette, Souchez and Neu- ville, without material advantage to. |seither side.
 The great Galician battle is subsid- ing. with the Austro- German forces holding the advantage. They have snot succeeded, however, in driving Sahack the Russians from the River San. except in certain places. The Berlin war office announcement today says the Teutonic forces are progress inglquietly northeast of Przemysls and in the Stry district.
 Two Steamers Sunk.
 German submarines attacked two Pessels yesterday. The Danish steam CT Betty was sunk n the North sea, The British steamer Morwenna of Montreal was torpedoed and shelled d6 the coast if Wales One mem. ber of her crew was Killed and three were wounded
 Zeppelin Raid on South End.
 The war has been carried to tho .X.< .~e Inst night attacked South End, forty miles from London, and after raining hombs on the town escaped, pursued 0y British aviators The British ad- miralty announced two women had been killed by bombs. although de- spatches direct from South End assert pnly one woman was killed. One or more Zeppelins took part in the raid. The property damage was not large.
 Aviators of the allies have inflicted heavy damage recently on German b6sitions in Belgium A message from Dstend says fifty German soldiers Were killed by a bomb dropped on hat city from an aeroplane.
 Conquest of ConstantinopIe.
 Notwithstanding their heavy losses n men and warships, the alles are Eontnuing necessarily the campaign which aims at the conquest of Con- tantisople. An Athens despatch tates that they are constantly bring ng up reinforcements, and that the Et1rls are grealy impressed with the nrerraitting yigor of their assaults here is no evidence, however, that llies have been able to extend greatly he field of their operations on Gall boil Peninsula, most of which IS 4ll held by the Turks.
 Italians Cross Isonzo.
 Geneva, Switzerland, May 27, via aris. 2:25 p. m.-A strong Italian lvance guard today crossed the Dnzo river after a sharp fight with
 Austrian force, and arrived before e town of MonfaIcone. which is irty miles from the Austrian sea-
 rt of Triest. The first of the Aus Ian wounded are now arriving at e batter place.
 The Italians also attacked at sew al points along the forty miles of e Carinthian frontier.
 A battle between the Italians and ! lstrians now is raging around Flock
 and also west of the Praedil Pass
 Austria
 Limited to Slxirmishes.
 In Adige the fighting has been linn
 a to slxirrnishes.
 Italian forces which penetrated the
 roi at Candino, and other Italian
 ms which captured Cornons, have constructed the railway and are now
 Srching on Gorz, the capital of the
 Ntrian crownland of Gorz and
 &disca.
 Both the Austrian and Italian
 atur services are very active along
 frontier Many machines have