Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1916-10-24
,,oo+ant Railway Terminus
I'd. y'' 8 CAPTURED by Won Mack
ooseos Of Forces, Says Report
From Bedin
pIINANIANS RETAIN
TRANSLYVANIA PASSES
French Make Gains on Somne
: River: Petrograd Reports
SIackeaing of Battle in CALI
clan Territory

r.. nobrudia region of Rumania
.uaorcntlv is being overrun by the
%py edrcs. Of the Teutonic allies,
constauza, Rumania's chief seaport
"A fortress on the Black sea, al
ro,dy has fallen into the hands OF the
.,oons of the right wing Of Field
Sorsbal Won Mackensens army while
mo loft wing is nearing the town OF
Tsbornayoda, where the Danube is
soanned bv the bridge of the railroad
-nnning from Constanza to Bucharest.
yoor the center of their front, which
.vtonds across the Dobrudia from the
50. n the Danube, the invaders have
ont tbe railroad near Murfatar and
msbed their troops far beyond the
railway line, according to Berlin.
Entente in Retreat
Before the rapid advance of the
Germans. Bulgarians and Turks
npid despite heavy rains and soggy
ground-the Russians and Rumanians
are in retreat along the entire front,
but according to Petrograd, are offer
Ing stubborn resistance.
Aside from the operations in Do
brudja, another British smash at the
German line in the Somme region Of
France which netted them more than
thousand yards of trenches east Of
Gueudencourt and Les Boeufs. and
carried their front a step nearer the
Bapaume- Peronne road, is the most
notable incident of the fighting on
any Of the front A gain described
by Paris as "appreciable, also is re-
corded by the French nOrtheast Of
MOHal which lies just to the south
Of the region where the British and
Germans were in contact.
Angio-Frcuch RPpulscd.
Berlin, in touching upon the fight
Ing against the British and French
Sunday between lie Sars and Ran
court says the attacks of the entente
allies were sanguinarily repulsed. 1t
is admitted in the German official
communication that the Germans
withdrew Sunday night from the
north Of Chaulnes, south Of the Som
me, to prepared position lying east
Of the northern part of the Chaul-
mes road
On the TransyIvania front, stub
born fighting is still in progress be-
tween the Teutonic allies and the Ru-
manians for the mountain passes, and
the territory inside Rumania which
has been captured by the Austro-
Germans.
me Russians, having been cleared
nom the Narayuvka river region of
dalleia, the Austro- Germans have
nufled violent attack against other
IoFces of Emperor Nicholas north of
Brody near the Volhynia- -Galicia bor-
deF The attack was repused, accord
ms to PetrOgrad
Offensive Is Halted.
Al the bend of the Cerna river in
serbia, Berlin says the Germans and
hulgarlans fighting side by side, have
u"lled the offensive of the Serbs, who
uoS are on the defensive. Bad
weather Is still hampering full opera
1ons on the Macedonian front.
me Italians have again begun a
u'ely bombardment on Austrian po-
aoons on the Carso plateau north
west Of Trieste, probably presaging
a"olner attempt soon to press toward
attic. ' '''
len steamers and two sailing yes
@- all Of them neutrals-are re-
rO,'7o TO have been sunk, but wheth-
o' submarines or mines, is not stat
w. rive of the steamers were Nor
@es'an' two Greek, two Danish, and
,a ,ue Dutch They aggregated 12,474
n', n"s gross The sailing craft were a
TS TSu'Sn schooner and Swedish bark
,. "e hrtlSh steamer Cabotia of 1890
"'S' Is believed to have been sunk.