, 1916-09-27
| EI,EGRA Ms
ST. CROIX STATION.
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crisis is slowly developing IN Germany, says
tba correspondent at Amsterdam OF Reuters
Telegram Company. The Fan Germans oe-
fore the opening of the Relchsta8, are max
;na averv eff ort to overthrow Chancellor Won
Rethmann-Hollweg The Berllnet Ia8ebiAtt
is quoted as saying. "Fension III the atmoS-
nhere of Imperial politics has reached snch a
hlph point that Il discharge must IoIioW II
the Empire is not to suffer lasting daM '6e'
Reuters correspondent says, artlcie' III Inc
tn enendent National Correspondence show
tbat the Pan-Germans are lighting Tor a po-
]icv Of ruthless Submarine warfare, the only
ohstocIe to which is the Imperial Chancellor.
London Sent, 24th.-"South of the An-
orc brook" saws The Official statement today,
f9here was considerable military activity
dining the night on both sides. East or
Nouvile st. Vaast the enemy's trenches we're
entered and prisoners were taken.
paris. Sept. 24th.-The official statement
issued his afternoon by the War Office
saws North of the Somme our artillery
showed activity during the night. The
enemy replied feebly. This morning q
German attack was launched Oh the farm
OF Liable Wood and the positions TO the
south. Under a violent fire OF our ait'Il-
cry and machine-guns the enemy was DIS
persed before he could approach our lines
lHuVIl1. numerous Q6uO Oh CAO ShO"NN'
ON the RIGHT bank of the Meuse we easily
yonnlsed several German attacks upon
Poiyre Hill and southwest of Ihlau mont
Aviation: Yesterday enemy air1nen hnv-
ING shown unusual activity, our pur-
su1ng souallons successfully engaged
them in aerial conoats. Gu a great plrt OF
the front our pilots gained consldera-
Bile success and indisputably had the upper
hand Of The enemy. On the Somme + ont
there we've 20 engagements. Four enemy
planes we're brought down. One Tell IN
the Vaux Wood. Two attacked by Sub-leut-
enant Guynemer descended in flames after
some minutes of fighting, making Guyne-
mer's seventeenth and eighteenth aero
planes. A fourth machine crashed to earth
south OF Misery. Three 9th n German
machines we're seriously hit aud fell wreck
ed near Estrees and III the region of Peron-
ne. Four enemy aeroplanes were compel
led to descend in their own lines. Between
CbauInes and Havre sig German machines
were brought down. One fell burning near
Chaulnes during an engagement between
four French and German machines. A sec
ond fell al Licourt at Parvlllers and a fourth
south of Marchelepot. A fifth and q sixth
were brought down by the same pilot IN an
engagement between q French squadron and
six Germans. They fell in the region of
Andechy. one in our lines. A fokket fell in
flames near our lines north of Chalons. An
other was apparently seriously damaged.
In Lorraine a French pilot pursued a Ger
man for a distance of u miles into the Ger
man line, killed the passenger and compelled
the machine to descend. Another enemy
descended in the Forest of Gamechy, III the
Yosqes two enemy machines Owed down
wards into our lines after lightning our pilots.
Paris, Sept, 23rd.-The enemy in the
Vosges attempted to attack our positions
south of Sainte Marie Pass. After Il lively
bombing fight, the enemy has been driven
back to his trenches. There was nothing
important elsewhere"
Paris, Sept. 24th.-Eastern army. British
troops on the left bank of the Struma attack
ed strong Bulgarian detachments north OF
Kouriva toward Lake Fahinos. An artillery
duel was resumed violently from Mount
Beles to the Vardar rivers. East of Gena
the Serbians made progress northeast OF
Kaimakcalan and took prisoners. On our
left wing violent Bulgarian counter-attacks
we're repulsed in the vicinity of Hill 1850
with heavy, enemy losses. We made slight
49, northvasE of Florina