, 1916-11-04

met with no success. In the Alt valley the
enemy occupied The villages of Bucevi' "a
and Titcchti, pressing the Runanian forces u
little to he south. The latter are CONSOLE
dating their positions on The heights to the
south of the above villages. La Dobru |
on the whole of the from our rconts are
making bold "Reminiscences Caucasus 'front.'
No events of Importance have occurred.
Bucharest, Nov. 1st-The Rumanians have
driven back further the Austro German for
ces in the Jul region of the TransylynIi'n
front and are continuing the pursuit. The
War Office announced today, They have
captured more than coo men and a great
Q3antity of war material. The text OF the
statement is as follows. Northern and North
western FONTS. From Tulghes to Table
Blu ri there is nothing new to report. At
Bratocea aud Predelus there have been mi
nor actions. In the prahoya valley at Ung-
bin Mare we repdtsed al enemy attack. On
the left wing fighting is in p,o@ress. At
Drngoslnvele (northeasi of CaMpu,un9) we
made progress Oh the left wing and captured
Sc prisoners. East of the Alt violent fight
ing is IN progress. At JIpl The pursuit Of
the enemy continues. We have taken six
officers and COG soldiers prisoners, and cap
tured n great quantity Of material. On the
southern front the Situation is unchanged.
Paris, Nov. 1st.--The official statement is
sued tonight by the War Office reads. Ac@
cOrdiug to lutte Information the total number
of prisoners taken on the Verdun front since
October "a h. has reached COIL. The mat
erial captured C mpIises fifteen guns five Of
which are of large cnlihre, ~hftYoue trench
mortars, 144 machine-g0us two wireless
plants and a 9reat qunnuty Of rifles, bombs,
shells aud other material. North of the
NJ
west of Lesboeuf pushing our gains of last
night we took after a spirited uttock two
more enemy trenches, capturing 125 prison
ers. Another attack southeast of Sally Sailli-
sci made US masters of IA system Of strongly
organized trenches IL The western outskirts
of ST. Pierre. Vaast wood. Fifty prisoners re-
mained in our hands after his action. I is
confirmed that the attack launched by the
Germans on Sally SailliseI was au ambitious
effort to GUST Us from the village. Is fii~
ule was complete, costing the encny heavy
losses Judging by the number Of dead which
covered the battlefield. Verduu front. There
was artillery fighting, especially violent, in
the sector of Dou0umout,
Athens, Nov. 1st.-The German legation
made today the following statement ia re-
gard to the sinking of he Angheliki. No
Greek vessel on Il regular course would
have been summarized unless IT was carry
lug reiLforcements 10 the allied armies at
Salonic1. Furthermore the legation is CON
viuced that the hour g p. N.Y. aud circum-
stances of the sinking preclude the posi-
billy that the vessel was submarined.
The German Government advised The Greek
Government th0t merchant ships carrying
supplies for the Allies would be torpedoel
without warning.
Solomon, Nov. 1st.-The official statement
issued tonight reads. On the Struma front
in spite of a heavy rain we captured BaiukIi.
axuma by a smartly executed attack, after q
preliminary bombardment. Three hundred
prisoners we're taken. Oar losses were slight.
Further south the enemy has been driven
from the villages of Prosinik and Kumli which
are occupied by our troops who also took IA
prisoners.
London, Nov. 1st.--It is considered here
that there is a strong probability that The
submarine which last week sank the British
steamer Rowanmore bound from Baltimore
suffered a similar fate, the affidavit of one of
the rescued sailors from the Rowaumore says
that her wireless picked up several steamers,
including tie American steamer Finland.
The Finland, however, was warned by the
Rowanmore to keep away from danger. Lat
eli a British Admiralty vessel hove in sight