, 1916-11-25
KILOGRAMS.
81. CROIX STATION.
Continued from 18th pGge.)

hostile pressure towards Graiova, the Rus
siao War Office announced today in its re-
port on the campaign on the Rumanian front.
Rome, Nov. 22nd-The following is TO-
days announcement from army headquart-
ers. On the Trentino front, the enemy
made feeble attacks in the Astico valley
which we're repulsed. On the Julian front
the activity of the artillery increased. The
enemy dropped bombs on Gorilla and Mon
falcone. Bad weather continues in all thea
tres of operations. At some of the higher
points a temperature of four degrees below
zero centigrade has been registered"
Petrograd, Nov. 22nd.-An attack by
Turkish troops on the Persian town of Sui
tanabad on Nov Goth. was repulsed by the
Russians, who inflicted gaeat losses the War
Office announced today. The defeated army
was pursued. Iu the Ognott region on the
Caucasus front, an important Turkish force
attacked the Russians. and fighting is still
in progress.
Berlin, Nov 22nd-The evening com
mnnication issued by the War Office
toaa, saj .: con the Somme sector there
is nothing important to report.
Near Orsova (Roumania) we arc progress
ing. Northeast of Monastir (Serbian) at
tacks failed against the German-BuIgarian
front"
IOACOQ. NOV. zZUt.-i no AltlISbCI 10
presenting the Central Powers ut Athens,
together with their stats, left today for
Kavala on the Greek steamer "Mykali,"
according to a despatch from Athens. The
steamer flew ON the mainnast the national
Aaos of the diplomats on board. The de-
parture of the Ministers, adds the despatch.
was without incident.
Paris, Nov. 22ud.-The text of the official
communication sivon cat ~ the French
Wal Office this afternoon reads: "fhere
has been activity op the part of the patrols
in the region to the north of the Ancre
and in Lorraine to the east Of Armaucourt.
Elsewhere the nIghC passed III .etatlve
calm The text of the communicates on
The AIaoedouiun front is as follows: - heavy
fog in the region of Monastir has iutarfered
with operations. The enemy is resisting
euergosica!!y along the line of heights run
ming from S~negovo, four kilometres (three
miles) north of Monastir to Hill No. 1850
to the southwest of Makovo."
London, November 22nd.-The following
otncal report nom nc s-to-Hpa', -. ras
given ont here today. On the Struma front
ION the eastern end of the Macedonian line)
we successfully raided Kjnpri.
London. November 22nd.-A Reuter- des-
potch from Berlin by WY of Amsterdam
saws that an Imperial decree has fixed No
vember 25th. for the converting Of the
Reichstag
London, Nov. 23rd.-sir Hiram Maxim,
the inventor of the automatic system OF fire
arms is critically i'll. He is 76 years.
London, November 22nd.-An unsuccess-
full attack by a German column upon a small
British post in German East Africa, follow
ing which the Germans were driven away
with heavy losses. The statement reads:
The enemy 400 strong with three guns and
eight machine guns attacked a small British
post at Lupembe. Tn garrison repulsed
all assaults infictins heavy casualties. Later
two British columns closed in on Lupembe
and the enemy fed in a northeasterly dlrec-
ton taking their wounded with them, and
abandoning one heavy gun with it's ammuni-
tion. AZ dead were collected on the field.
Washington. November 22nd.-France and