The Alaska citizen., 1916-10-23

credited with gains everywhere along Danube river The con forces have also entered the Entente positions south KasSOva and all along the Black The fortified Russo Romaan position }Sla has been captured according press reports together with several heights further inland It is claimed by the Germans that several hundred Roa soldiers and three thousand Russians have been captured Official dispatches received here from Bucharest admit the retirement of the Roanians the and left the Dobrdja battlefront Petograd dispatches also admit of them stating that the fortress of kogarda has been evacuated by the Russians and allowed fall into
 ON TRANSYLVANIAN FRONT.
 LONDON Oct 21-'There fierce fighting today throughout the full length of the Transy and the Rounanian side of the 1ransylvanan Alps accord ing tong press dispatches Successes for both sides claimed in the dispatches It is stated however in the official reports received here from Bucharest that the Ro anians made number of important gains today although k admitted that they forced to retire before the cured the valley through Bosa pass and the Roumanian side of the Alps
 STREAMS ADVANCING.
 LONDON, Oct 21.-The chief advances on the part N the Entente forces today made by the Serbians, cordng official dispatches Violent took place the Somme and renno fronts, and in Volhyna, the eastern front, but without important results.
 The advance of the Serbians is surprising the experts They are now across the frontier in Serbia and almost within striking distance of Monastir, the headquarters of the Bugarians Their advance located point four miles north of Brod
 FRENCH AND GERMANS FIGHTING.
 PAIIS Oct. 2l-Oficia dispatches published by the French office tonight tell of heavy fighting between the French and German The Germans launched strong attack the French trenches along the Bpaume Perome road The attack repulsed generally speakg accord ing the dispatches although it is stated that the Germans gained footing the north of Blaise wood French tacs further north gained important German positions in wood north of Chaulnes, according to the report.
 LATE BRITISH REPORT.
 LONDON, Oct. 2l-Oflcia dispatches received night from the Somme front late for publication in the regular days bulletin of activities tell of advance made by the British troops this afternoon It is stated that the British along 5OOO-yard front pushed their advance line forward for distance of from 300 500 yards The ad made between the Schwaben redoub and Iasar The Stuffes and Regina trenches captured getIer with several hundred German prisoners.
 Immediately after the British had taken the trenches
 fierce attack launched by the Germans They repused with great os the British easily succeeding in holding the ground gained.
 GERMAN CRUISER TORPEDOED.
 LONDON, Oct 2l.-Otfcial information received at the office tonight is the effect that German cruiser of the koberg class unknown, orpedoed in the North Thursday by British submarine. The dis patch that the cruiser remained afloat although verey damaged Immediately after firing the torpedo the submarine made away pursued by German desroyers It succeeded, however, in getting away in safety.
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