, 1916-11-08

Near Bigria the advancing enemy infantry
was repulsed by our fire. Southeastern
theatre. There is nothing to report.
Petrograd, Nov. 6th-Roumanian troops
in the vicinity of Predeal were compelled to
retire yesterday before the invading Aus
trians and Germans. the War Office announ-
ced today. In the region of Birdht in the
valley of the Drgujify River violent attacks
Dy .ne enemy were :epuisoG. IL the vaiiey
Of the Jlul river the Rumanians continued to
press the enemy to the north. In Dobrudja
on the Danube front our cavalry and adj
Vanced infantry attachments engaged in
successful encounters.
New London, Conn, Nov. 6th-The work
OF reloading the undersea freighter, Deutsch-
land, for her return trip to Germany began
in earnest today. It is expected that the
cargo CT crude :ub5or and uichhlo which The
Deutschland is to carry back will be on
board by Friday on which day it has been
indicated the submarine will start back for
Bremen.
Berlin, Nov. 6th--The German Admiralty'a
official announcement reads: On the even
ing Of November 4th the submarine 90 in
consequence of a fog ran aground at Bow
bjerg on the west Jutland coast. All attempts
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called for assistance, but efforts made by
torpedo boats to drag her away were without
success. The submarine at noon on Nov. 5 b
therefore was blown up after her crew had
been rescued by a torpedo bat.
London, Nov. 6th.-Reuters Athens cor
respondent says it is reported from Putras
that the French flag was hoisted yesterday
on the Greek light fotila at Kerabini. The
Greek Government last week refused to
permit the Entente to use This fotilIa for
natrOl n1IrOOanS ON tho Oro7nl thot - uunolJ
be equivalent to q departure from neutrality.
Paris, Nov. 6th.-A Havas despatch from
Alnons snys, Colonel Caiumenopouiis com
mendlng the 43rd Regiment at Volo with
numerous officers and virtually all the soldiers,
have Joined the Nationalist movement.
He will report to General Sarrail the French
Commander of the Allied forces, and make
~ effort to regain the Greek forces wulch
were turDe over to the BuIgarians.
San Francisco, Nov. 6th.-Sir Ernest Sha-
%ckleton, Antarctic explorer, arrived here to-
day whence he will take passage Wednes-
day for Australia, on his way to the south
Polar regions to rescue ten men of his ship
wrecked expedition there.
Rome, Nov, 6th-Austrian attacks on Ita-
ian posltlons OF the Carso front were beaten
OFT at the pOInt Of the bayonet, the War
Office announced today. The statement is as
follows. In the Concei Ledro valley, enemy
detachments attacked one of our advanced
positions and were repuIsed with loss. La
;he : tic vail Ia .. tho Asi.,so p!~tvau,
the enemy artillery was very active. Il was
effectively answered by our batteries. On
the Carso during Saturday night, the enemy
attacked our positions in the direction Of
Lucatic. He was driven off at the point of
the bayonet. Yesterday there were artillery
duels. Our batteries bombarded works at
CastagnaVizza. Our infantry advanced and
Strengthened out the line at several points,
taking about SO prisoners. An intense moves
ment has been observed on the railway line
from Trieste to Apicina. On Saturday eves
ming enemy aircraft dropped bombs on Mon5
falcone without doing damage. Our guns
brought down one of the aeroplapes in
flames