The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1916-09-22
.TEU10NS FAILED To
RETAKE TRENCHES
Rains Hinder Fighting on Western
Front but War Increases in Fury
in Bulgaria and Roumania
ASSOCIATED Press)

London, Sept. 22.-The Germans to-
day continued their counter attacks
on the Somme front. The French re-
ported Teutonic troops advancing in
waves from between Lepriez and
Ran court, were driven back by
French artillery. The German losses
were heavy.
The British have renewed their at
lacks, capturing two lines of trenches
south OF the Ancre river.
The admiralty announces that Brit
sh warships have bombarded Bulgar-
Ian positions in the vicinity of Necha-
ri, near the mouth of the Struma on
he Macedonian front.
The war Office announces the artil-
Jerry duel in the Dorian region con-
inues with increased intensity.
A Paris dispatch says the Serbians
have reached the neighborhood of
Urbani. The French broke the Bull
Earian attack north of Florina. The
Fntente forces have made progress on
he heights dominating the Florina-
Popli road.
A Sofia dispatch says there has
been only minor fighting on all Bull
karian fronts.
BERLIN CLAIMS SUCCESS FOR
TEUTONS AND BULGARS
Berlin, Sept. 22.-The Germans and
Pulgarians by encircling counter at
lacks have driven the Russians and
Rumanians in DobruGja back in dis
order, according to the war office.
DIDN'T DAMAGE DOVER
London, Sept. 22.-It is officially
announced that a German aeroplane
Cropped three bombs on Dover today.
here were no casualties.
RAINS HINDER FIGHTING
With the September rains hinder
ing the operations on the western
'front.', interest has been transferred
p the Russian, Roumanian and Mace
2onian theaters.
Heavy fighting in which the Rus
ians attacked in mass formation, has
aiken place along twelve mile front
b the region of Lutsk, Volhynia. vi
nna and Berlin say the Russians
we're repulsed at this point with heavy
bsses, but the battle is still raging
n some sectors.
Petrograd reports that the German
offensive begun north of the Stok-
3od river has been put down. In
he Carpathians both Berlin and vi
nna have conceded that the Teuton-
n line, east of Panther bridge, was
pushed back by the Russians. In
Pennsylvania, Bucharest asserts that
he Rumanians have stopped their re-
rement, while Berlin and Vienna
ecord the re-occupation of the Vul-
IAN pass. Stubborn fighting contin-
les in Dubroja, where the Russo-Ru-
hanian forces are holding their line
gainst the invading Bulgarians and
ermans. Paris says the Allied forces
h Macedonia have pushed their way
hree miles northwest of Pissadori. On
he extreme western wing of the
Macedonian line, Sofia reports that
he counter attacks of the Allies, in
Me region of Florina, have been re-
ulsed.
Unofficial advices say that revo-
ltion has broken out in Crete and
hat a committee of revolutionists
ave been sent to Saloniki. Former
PREMIER Venizelos, while declining to
hy whether he proposes to go to Sa-
Pnih to head the movement, declar-
" that eff the King does not hear
pc voice of the people we must our
elves decide what is best to do"
SUB SUNK A BIG SHIP
Berlin, Sept. 22.-The admiralty to-
Jay announced that a German sub
harine sank hostile transport in the
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