, 1916-10-25

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This brought about new complications
as all preas cepsorship in Greece is
Unconstitutional. After n Cabioet meeting
which lasted all day The Greek Cover ntnent
decided to issue Q stern warning TO the anti
Venizeloist newspapers, that any further %ilrita:
lion of the Enteute may lead to drastic meas
uress by, the Allies. despite the constitutional
freedom Of the Press.
London, Oct. 23rd.-During the night
there was considerable enemy Smelling
against the, British front between; lie. Safs
and Gueudecourt, says the official a%nnoance-
ment today. Our troops now occupy
the near lip on. the W mine %craters,
formed by the enemy yesterday at the
Bluff (south9 Of Ypres) and are satisfacto-
rily established in their positions.
Rumanian fort Of Constanza has been cap
turel by the Germans, the War Office an
nounced today. Constance was one Of the
principal detectives of Field Marshal Won.
Mackensen il his campaign in Dobrudja
It ia of particular importance by reason Of
the fact that it is the eastern terminus OF
the only, railway between the Black Sea and
London, Oct. 23rd-A hostile sueaplane
appeared today over Margate on the south
eastern coast Of England and dropped three
bombs in the CliftonviIle district Of the
town. Slight damage was caused to an
hotel and, one man and one woman were
slightly injured. British seaplanes went up
in pursuit of the raider who made off in a
south. ~easterly direction.
Loudon, Oct. 23rd.-Au official statement
issued today on operations in Egypt reads.
On Oct. 22ud on the western frontier camel,
corps detaohments, operating with arnoured.
cars successfully swept the Dakhleeh oasis
to It's western edge, capturing It's prisoners
after some opposition. A similar operation
on the same date in the Bahaira Oasis 600
miles west of the Nilel by camel corps de-.
tachments resulted in the capture of fifty
prisoners, including one officer and a quaint
ty of arms and ammunition. No casualties
have been reported from either force.
London, Oct. 23rd.-The Official eommu
nica.:on issued tonight snys. This afternoon
in The. course of operations by the right wing
Of our front south Of the Ancre, we advanc-
ed orr line east of Gueudecourt and Les
Boeuts and captured over u thousand yards
of enemy's trenches. During the day our
trontin the neighbourhood O. La Sars was
heavily shelled. South OF Grandcourt this
afternoon, the enemy massed for an attack,
but was stopped by. our artillery. Sixty-six
further prisoners are reported aa q result Of
the fighting at the Schw"ben redoubt and
lie Sars in addition to the total given %yester-
day. Last night two German raids we're
attempted against our trenches in the neigh
bourhood of Gommecourt. One was stop
= ped by our fire, aud the enemy suffered
heavy casualties, The second penetrated
our outpost lines, but. was promptly
driven back by our counter attack
Yesterday our seroplanes bombarded W
railway stations behind the enemy's lines
hitting a train in motion and dong much
damage to buildings and rolling stock. Seven
enemy machines were brought down and.
many others were forced. to land IL i damaged
condition. Eight Of our machines have not
Paris Paris, 1oct. Gath. . The 3. bulletin issued to.
+, night by ,the War Office reads Al
Isolated operation to-day enabled US 70
nronrass annraciatiiyelY northeast Of Nor