, 1916-11-08

fresh supply. After resuming his flight he
found II impossible to reach New York be-
fore night and came dow at Hnmmondsport,
this adding 155 miles to nis days flight. He
expects 10 resume his trip 10 New York ut
6 am. tomorrow and complete the flight three
hou 8 later.
Berlin, Nov. d.-By wireless to the
Associated Press via Sayville. Captain Hans
Rose of the German submarine U53 whose
safe return to a German port after IL visit to
New Port and operations off the American
coast was announced yesterday, reports that
he had IN exceedingly stormy passage. The
voyage including the brief stay on the Amer
icnn side lasted exactly ALI days, of which
seventeen were consumed by the westward
journey.
Rome, Nov. Ord. An Italian airship on
the night of November LIST, says an
official statement, dropped seventeen bombs
on notifications in the roadstead of Sa Pei
tro in Sebenico Bay. The Dirigitle return
ed without being hit in spite of an Intense
fire from the Austrian coast batteries.
London, November 3rd.-A special des-
patch from Athens printed i'll this mornings
papers gives sensational "details Of the alleS-
ed arrest at Larista of II German officer who
was proceeding III Il motorcar with the Ger
man Legation Mail Pouch bound for the
Bulgarian Line. 1t is said the Pouch con-
tanned important messages to military at
taches at Sofia and Constantincp|e and also
detailed plans Of the Sutz Canal defences.
In addition, the d~esptach says, it contained
compromising 'letters from the Greek
King and Queen to the German Emperor.
Santiago, Chile, November 2nd.-The Bril-
fish Government it is announced will turn
over to Chile five American built submarines
as compensation on account of the delay IN
the delivery Of dreadnouShts which were
contracted for in England by Chile.
New York, November 3rd.-A Christmas
ship, a United States naval collier, will sail
from this port about December lst Carrying
5000 tons of food and 1000 tons of clothing
for the sufferers in Armenia and Syria, twas
announced here today by the American ma
tional Red Cross. The Golfers destination will
be Beirut, Syria.
Paris, November 3rd.-The French occu-
pied Fort Vaux last evening after waiting for
the cessation Of great explosions inside the
Fort, The War Office reported today. The
Fort evacuated by the Germans yesterday
passed again into the possession of The
French without loss to them. The Germans
gave up the fortress, the statement says, as a
result of the violent French bombnrdment
aud the gradual closing in of French troops.
The re-entrunce OF the French into this posi-
ton was not contested. The ring of Verdun
Forts is now reestnblished firmly 10y the
French. On the remainder of the Front the
communication says there were no happen
ings of Importance.
London, November 3rd.-Telegraphing
from Athens Reuters correspondent says
the Government has sent reiuforcements
of infantry and artillery to M"terin".
The correspondent adds that Admiral
Du Fournet Commander of the Al.
lied feet in the Mediterranean has
sent notice to the Greek harbour authori-
ties indicating a danger zone for vessels GU
tering or leaving Pereaus harbour.
Berlin, Nov. 3rd. Via Savtlle. Portions
of Sally Saillisel on the Somme front which
were taken by the Germans were again lost
to the French yesterday, the War Office an
nounced to-day. Attempts by the enemy to
advance east of Gueudecuort and against the
northern part of St. Pierre WAIST wood re-
suited in failure.
Berlin, Nov. 3rd.-(By wireless to Saville)
Austro-G German forces have penetrated fur
Their into Rumanian ~tslGitory in the district
southeast of Predeal and southeast of b.
thenthury Pass, it was announced officially
to-day.
Woobinoton Nov 2r1 -Gonvirctd that