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Berlin, Oct. 23rd-The Admiralty an-
nounced today : that . German seaplane
squadron on Saturday afternoon successfully
attacked with bombs British sea forces off
the Flanders coast. One hit on q destroyer
was observed. notwithstanding heavy she'll
ing all the raiders returned unhurt.
Berlin, Oct. 22ud-A Vienna despatch to
the Overseas News Agency says that the
Austrian Cabinet held a session after The
assassination Of Count Stuergkb, presided
over by The senior member, Baron George,
Minister of National Defence. In accord.
ance with precedent all the Ministers will
offer their designations, but it is not expected
they will be accepted by Emperor Francis
Joseph. The Minister of the Interior. Prince
MISUNDERSTANDING Furst, who is on leave
of absence will return Immediately to Vienna.
The Minister Of Finance, Dr.. Won Koerbsr,
inten led to depart today for "a trip of inspec-
ton in Bosnia, but has postponed his deplr-
ture.
Among those mentioned Rs possible success
sors OF Count Stuergkh are Prince Hohau-
loheschillings Furst, Baron Won Beck. former
Premier, and DR.. Koerber.
Petrograd, Oct. 23rd-The powerful Aus
tro-G offensive launched a week AGO
in the region south Of Dornawatra with the
intention of driving q wedge between the
Russian and Roumauian forces, preventing
further Russian assistance to her new ally
and regaining Bukowina has apparently
broken down before the count Ell mauoeuvles
of the Russians, The Russian commander
anticipating The German move threw a large
body of troops to this portion of the frott,
causing according to official accounts the
Austlo Germans 10 fall back to their origin
al poujtionS
Paris, Oct. ~23rd-French troops in the
Somme region have fought their way for
ward in the neighbourbood of Sally Snillisel,
capturing the entire s. III No. 1913 northw est
of the village. the War Office announced to.
day. -Four tons of proiectiles have been
dropped by n French mir squadron of "a
machines on blast furnaces north OF Metz
and on the Metz and Thon village stations.
Hits were secured on all the detectives it is
declared, Another French hotilla Dom
barded factories at Rombach.
Paris, Oct. 23rd-Desperete fighting in
the bend of the Cerna on the Macedonian
front has resulted favourably to the Entente
forces according to tOdays War Office an
nounceinent. The Bulgariaus counter at
tackled in strong force, but were defeated
by the Serbians who inflicted heavy losses
on the attacking troops.
Petrograd, Oct. 23rd.-Austro- German
forces made II new aitack yesterday, striking
north Of Brody near tina y0lhyn an Gnlicinn
border. The War Office reports that the AS
sault was repuIsed.
Paris, Oct. 22nd. The Journal Des De-
bats published a despatch from Zurich stat
ing that the Tages Post of Stettin has been
suspended for this announcement "The sub
marine Bremen was torpedoed in an Ameti-
can port after having safely passed the Irish
coast and avoided all the ambushes of the
British.
Berlin, Dot. 23rd.-It is officially announc-
edit hat the vessel torpedoed on Thursday was
the small cruiser MuDchen which was slight.
y damaged and returned to the harbour.
Petrograd, Oct. 23rd. The Russian and
Rulnanian troops in Dobrudja are continuing
TO retreat, the War Office announces. They