The Nenana news. (Nenana, Alaska) 1916-1918, 1916-10-28
PROGRESS OE THE STRUGGLE IN EUROPE
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CHRIS IlANlA. ne German MINIS
ter has presented a note to the Norwe-
gian government protesting against the
embargo established bv Norway on bell
igerent submarines The press of the
counirr unanimously support the gov
eminent in exercising the right 10 issue
such orders calling attention TO the fact
that Sweden has already done likewise.
VIENNA: The refusal 10 convene Par
lament by the Austrian Premier, who
opposed progressivcness and who be-
lieved that an extra Parliamentary sess-
ion would give the socialists an oPpor-
tunitv to agitate the people, is attrtbut-
ell as the cause Of his assassination by
DR.. Frederick Adler, super-radical SC
cialist, at banquet yesterday.
BERLIN: The German Admiralty re-
ports that squadron of seaplapes Sue
cessfully engaged the British sea forces
OF Flanders.
PARIS: Official announcements deny
the reports of German gains in the Dob
rudia vicinity and assert that, on the
contrary, the Russo umanians have
captured several important positions.
LONDON; Won Hindenberg has sud
denly shifted to The Dobrudja region
and has resumed the offensive in an at
tempt to annillilate the Rumanians.
Won Mackensen is llammering away at
the Russo umanians with lmpetuous
Infantry charges and his artillery are
sweeping the way before them i'll an ef-
lot TO gain possession OF the Constanza
railroad notwithstanding the intensity
of the shock incident to this mighty
offensive and the prevalence OF cold
driving winds, the Russo Ruwanlans are
conducting an orderly retreat.
PARIS; An official dispatch says that
four tons OF explosives were dropped by
French aviators on the blast furnaces
and railway station at the German
fortress of Metz.
Berlin; An official statement Of the
War Department says that z09 aerial
battles have taken place on the Somme
front up to October p, and that over
500 raids have been participated i'll by
German seaplanes during which twenty
two of the enemy were drowned and
seven of the Allies machines captured.
BERLIN; The Rumanians are precip-
ltatelv retreating before Mackensen' 5
forces. The Rumanian King, after
stormy session of the Cabinet, invoked
the support OF the Allies The failure
Of the Russians to bring the promised
support to the Ruuanians Is at
tributed by them as the cause OF their
failure to hold Constanza. The lett wing
of Mackensen IS in hot pursuit of the
who are now near Harsova,
thirty miles from Constanza. In the
today Won Hollwog IS ex-
Dected to discourse on the non-resp onsi-
bility of Germany in starting the war
LONDON; A sharp naval engagement
between British and German destroyers
took place in the English Channel last
night. The Admiralty announced this
afternoon that the German warships al
the raid under cover of dark
ness. Two Of the German boats were
sunk and one British lost and another
disabled.
PETROGRAD: The retreating Russo
Ruman1ans are making a stand at Har-
sova, thirty miles from Constanza, and
with lines still intact are stubbornly re-
sisting the forces sent against them by
NEW YORK: Ambassador Sharp, be-
fore sailing Tor Paris to resume his
duties said lie could see no change in
the European war situation and that it
looked to him TO be an unbreakable
deadlock.