, 1916-06-24

which is being nude by General Letchttsky's
troops.
Athens, Junp 22nl.- Greece has accepted
uncond' i,nally the jem ,nds tna1e ny h. En-
tente Powers. The demands are: she compete
general dplnobilizptiou removal Of the Chief of
Police of Athens, popular pro-Entente sem
timent not to be suppressed, deportatio"s
of agents spreading German propaganda.
Ell Paso, Texas, June 22nd.-The Ameri-
caus lost II dead including their comn"n Ter
aud II prisoners while IA Mexcans were
killed and 80 wounded yesterday. The
Americans attempted to capture the railway
station at Carriznl nnl We're engaged by
General Felix Come. Evacuation of Junrtz
by the C1rrauza garrison Of 1000 ~ expect
ed to-day as Il result # yesterdays battle.
Rome, June 22ud.-tJemier Boselli an
pounced to-day the names Of the Under
Secretaries III the new Administration. They
are: Colonies Foscare, Interior Bonicelli,
Finance Dtnielli, +poratioh Accona,
Justice Vassalo, Public Wo,ks Dovito, Public
Instruction Roth, Industry and Com ne CO
Morpurgo, Agriculture Canepa, Posts Rossi.
-Four of the app1iu'ees belong 10 the left
aud five to the right. NJ Foscare is u Nj
tionalist. The Chamber of Deptu, les Will
m*et on June % b. and is expected to
adjourn Oh July Isl. after voting provisional
VI " Tx HCA''RA th'''H IL S'HHN CAP
Hnvre, Jane % ID. -Fu ther successes
for The Belgian columns invading German
tst Africa are claimed in M Official state
ment Issued by the Belgian War Olice
to-day: The statement is Us follows: General
Tomb, u telegraphs that after beating The
enemy on June 9Th. ut Kiwitnwe our advance
guard again eau IA, up with the Germans
on June II h. and forced an engagement
with them on the road from KlwilaWe to
Kitega east of the river NGokoma. The
enemy was routed and retreated abandoning
their killed on the field. The pursuit coutin-
ues.
New York, Jane 214t.- The great bazaar
for the Denetit of the War sufferers OF the
Entente Allies which ha. been in progress
here for eighteen days closed last night wi h
profits unOfic,ally estimated al $1,000 600
q a m attendance record Of nenr,y 10000.
B4rlin, June q d "A maj 'rify OF the
Be Ia newspaper +, oprie'ors have decided to
reduce The size of their publications. from
July LIST. owing to the increasing cost of
paper. Several Of the newspapers have also
determined to increase then subscription
price.
Rome, June 22nd.--A Bucharest despatch
reported to-day that preparations for the
military evacuation of Lemberg were made
at a special Austro- German War Council.
Paris, June 22nd.-An Allied fleet has
been ordered to cruise before Pirarus the
port of Atheus, according to IL Havn's despatch
from Salonikn. 1t is said the feet eventually
will be supported by a Iaudlng party. The
fleet made up of equadrons of the Allied
nations will be commanded by VIce-Admiral
Moreau. The despatch says the &C ion of
the landing party "wilI depend upon EVENT..
Paris, Juhe 22nl-Af or violent attacks
lasting ail night, the Co mans captured front
the trenches between Eum,n Wood and
Chrnois in the Verdnl sector, according 10
Al Off .ial statement issued by tue War
Office. Tue Geimuus attacked in force on
both banks CT the Meuse after the usual
heavy bombardment. An attack on the
south slope Of Deud Mau's Hill was checked
by grenade detachm"nte, according to the
Official statement. On the right bank of
the river, there were violent en~gagem4 hts
vast and south of Fort Vaux, during
which the GerInans gained a footing in the
corner Of Fumin Wood but were Immediate
~ expelled. Later they returned 10 the at
tack when some trenches were captured.
A German grenade assault north of Hill 321
was stopped by the French fire.
London, June 22nd-Reports have been
received that u serious uprising against the