, 1915-09-01
TELEGRAMS.
ST. CKOIX STATION
Continued from 4th pagl)

German trenches were upset and their mu-
milton depot destroyed, and between the
Somme and the Disc the German encamp-
ments were shelled. The enemy fired at
long range seven shells on Compiegne, caus-
ing some damage and killing a nurse and
seriously wounding another. The Germans
violently shelled Blenod, LIE POnt a Nous
son, Thanh and Vieux Thanh. In the region
of Ammelzweiller our shells started many
fires. In the sector north of Arras the artil-
lery firing on Thursday night was less vio-
lent, but very spirited in the vicinity of Roye
and the plateaux between the Disc and the
Aisne, In the Champagne district, at Aube-
rive Sur Snippe, q German reconnaissance
was repulsed. In the Vosges, north of Son
dernach, we Strengthened our front and &C
tolerated our installation on a mountain top
between Sondernach and Landersbach by
taking several German trenches and a coun-
ter-attack was repulsed. Our ayiators have
bombarded the St, Baussan and Essey rail
way stations and also those at IVORY and
Cierges, following an attempt by the Ger
man a~viators at Clermont on Argonne where
their bombs caused no damage. On the
night of the tWenty-sixth seven of our avia-
tors threw ten shells on q factory at DCrnarh
where asphyxlRtlng gases are made. On
Friday morning a French aeroplane squad
ron bonbarded the railway station and elect
ric power house at Muelheim and all our
~aviators returned unframed.
A Berlin official bulletin announces: "In
the Champagne and on the iMeuse hills
French trench works have been destroyed
by mine explosions, and in the Vosges a weak
French advance was easily repulsed, On
Wednesday evening one OF our small cruisers
bombaried the Russian signal station on q
cape south Of Ristna. OH Dago Island, and
another small cruiser bombarded the signal
station at Arensburg on Oesel Island, during
which time no enemy forces were sighted"
An italian official bulletin states; "In
new operations on the 25th on the peaks of
the Adamello range our mountaineer de-
tachments, after crossing the Vedette Di
Pasagna Pass, attacked Lasgoheure and the
pass of Como Di Bedole. The enemy of
fered desperate resistance, but was forced
back and pursued by our troops, who estab-
lisheG themselves firmly on the peaks. In
the evening our senplanes threw bombs on
the Notifications Of Rlva and returned un-
damaged. In the Val Sugana the enemy
artillery bombarded BOrgo, although our
troops in their recent victorious advance
purposely sbst8ined from occupying this
populous locality. On the upper Cordeyole
there has D66H q H6IC6 bIUH1oAJ uu0l "nU CuS
enemy again bombarded the military hospital
at Pieve III Livinallongo, causing further serl-
GUS damage. Our batteries bombarded Arabia
and Cherz, the former place being soon o
mass of flames On tbs Carso plateau our
troops took q small wood near the road from
Seraussina to San Martina. The enemy
artillery fire, and infantry attack following,
and after q violent struggle was put to fight
aud our troops strengthened their hold on
the position.
An Austrian official statement says; bat
ties of some Importance have taken place
near Flitsch and our troops have repuIsed
an attack on the valley positions"
Dispatches from Nish, received at Rome,
state that Servia's reply to the Entente Pow
ers has been delivered, but there is no au-
thentic confirmation by the Italian Govern
ment, although it is thought certain that the
Seryian Government has agreed as an in
dispensable sacrifice. The National Assem-
blv at Nish has voted confidence in the
Government at a secret session, and the
semi-oficial organ "Samouprava" says; "In
order to realize the sacred ideals of civilized
humanity still further sacrifices are necessa-
ry, and these sacrifices have been agreed
upon supported by the Allies and conse-
quently by Servia. Servis, Greece, and
I,ooor; ~roro ooLoJ 70 ooori6oo thar Oro.