, 1916-07-22
SUPPLEMENT TO ST. CRoIx AVIS, No, SO, 22ND JULY, 1916

N'1 ~ APA' NAH~
lisa is in the C~arpathians south of Kolomea
near the northern end Of one of the moun-
tain passes leading to Hung airy.
Petrograd, July 20,h-rhe War Office an
nounced to-day that Kugio. an important
point in the Caucasus, was occupied by the
Russians on Tuesday. Kngio is q junction
point of high roads in the Erzerum district.
London, July 20,h.-The Zeppelin which
recently raided Riga was hit several times by
Russian anti-air craft guns and wrecked
near Tukim, according to a despatch from
the Hague, quoting reports received at
Cologne. The majority OF the crew OF the
airship were saved and German engineers
rescued the engine and other parts OF the
machinery.
Berlin, July 2Oth.-Hurling stones down
the mountain sides, the Austrians repulsed
three Italian attacks near Borcolo Pass. The
Official statement snys After heavy artillery
preparation, strong Italian forces attacked
three times, our positions south and west OF
Borcola Pass. They were repulsed with hand
grenades, muchine-guns and aVaanches OF
stones.
Berlin, July 20th-Count Michael Karolyi,
Member OF the Lower House of Parliament,
has been made President of a new Indepen-
dent Party. In his opening speech, accord
ing to the Overseas News Agency he says in
order to avoid misundel standings, it is
pecessary to emphasize that there are no
differences of opinion in Hungary as to our
sole duty which is to defend the county
without discussing reasons, inasmuch as 1T
was attacked by the enemy.
London, July 20th.-The Germans will
N the manufacture of synthetic rub
Der Oh a large scale early next month,
according to information obtained from
authoritative neutral sources. The process
of manufacture has been simplifed SO that
it can be produced for between $1.25 md
$3.50 Il pound. The subject had engaged the
attention Of some German expert chemists
for months and n big factory will be com
pleted this month where the production of
the rubber will be conducted.
Norfolk, Va, July 20lh.-Foreign warships
which have been waiting off the Virginia
Capes for the Deutschland" were obliged to
go out far to sea to-day when a northeast
gnle made it dangerous for them 10 lay too
close to the shore. High seas and a sixty
mile gate at Cape Henry drove the foreign
ships to seek safety in deep water, probably
ten miles off shore.
London, July 2Oth-William Charles Wynn,
fourth Baron Marlborough, died last night at
his London residence. He was 43 yeals old.
London, July 20th.-Iwo hundred fisher
men are DelPV0u TO nave lOSt tu0ll HNeS III Il
monsoon off the coast of Colombo, Ceyion,
according to q despatch received by the
Exchange Telegraph" Company. A large
fishing fleet was caught by the storm, and
more than 100 boats have failed to return.
Toxic, July 16th-It is reported that
guns of Is inch calibre may be mounted
on a super-dreadnought which has been
ordered by the Navy Department and will
be laid Town in the japanese Naval Ynrd
at Kure. The ship will be the largest bat
tie ship in the japanese Navy. She will
be named the "Nagato" after one of the
provinces in southern Japan. The warship
will have n displacement of $4,000 tons and
a speed of "a knots. The displacement
exceeds by 1,400 that of The dreadnought
"Yamashiro'' which was launched al Koko-
suta last November. The Department has
likewise arranged for the construction OF
two second class cruisers each of $500 tons
to be called the 'Ienryu" and the "Tatsuia"
A large type of destroyer of 1,10O tons will
be built at Maizuru. The latest addition
to the Japanese navy is q new and powerful
submarine boat which was built in France
and which recently arrived at Kure station;
submerged the boat can reach a speed OF
over Is knots, her displacement is 600
tons and she is the largest submarine in
the Japanese navy.
London, July 20th-The "Daily Tele-
graph" prints the following despatch from