The Cook County news-herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Cook County, Minn.) 1909-current, 1915-11-11
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A great allied army is being Landed
IN Greek soil to drive northward
against the Bu3garians. Besides the
Anglo-French doops, including British
cavalry, who already are in southern
Serbia, British and French transports
are arriving at Saloniki and troops
ire being sent to attempt to check the
Bulgarian march toward Monastir.
Other transports, says Sofia dis
2atch, have landed troops at Kavala,
Greece
Lack of reserves and ammunition
caused the breakdown of the Italian
offensive in the Isonzo region after a
battle lasting two weeks says the
Overseas News agency at Berlin. The
italian losses are estimated at $50, 900
men.
Terrific Russian attacks have COM
PEELED Field Marshal Won Hindenburg
% withdraw his line between SweAton
and Ilsen lakes, on the northern cid
Of the Russian front. The German
reverse is conceded in an official re-
port from Berlin.
An announcement was made in the
chamber of deputies at Paris by Pre-
mier BRAND, who said that France
was not continuing the war with ideas
IF conquest. Al. BRAND also said that
The date for serious peace talk was
unfortunately distant" The earliest
moment of the discussion of peace, M.
BRAND said, would be when Ger
many has evacuated all the mar
.yred countries.
Sir Edward Carson, who resigned
last month as attorney general, in an
address to the house of commons in
London declared there had never been
any explanation of why the cabinet
took on the Dardanelles expedition,
which hung around our necks like a
milestone and cost 100000 casualties
and suffering which baffled descrip-
ton"
Cacak, an important railroad juno
ton point in Serbia, about thirty miles
southwest Of Kraguyevatz, has been
occupied by the Teutonic forces en-
gagged in the Serbian invasion, it was
officially announced at Berlih, Ger
many.
Appearing in the house of commons
at London for the first time since his
illness, Premier AsQuith defended the
allies conduct of the war and de-
clared that the financial situation of
Great Britain was serious; that he
was as confident as ever the allies
were going to win and that Field Mar
shall Sir John French had 100000
men in France and that he accepted
his full share of responsibility for
the first attack on the Dardanelles,
which resulted in failure, with the
loss Of several capital ships.
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A Bucharest dispatch to the London
Times says it is reported in official
naval quarters that the Russians have
forced a landing at Varna on the Black
sea coast of Bulgaria.
i y
The French submarine TURQUOISE
has been sunk off the Gallipoli PENN
sula, it was officially announced by
the Turkish war Office at Constantine
pie The crew were all made pris-
oners.
Domestic
Rev. David David, pastor of the Con-
gregational church at Highland, ILL.,,
and the organist Of his church, Miss
irene Kline, eloped to Greenville. ILL.,,
and were married. The bride is the
daughter of the late Louis Kline,
banker, of Highland, who left a $780,