, 1916-11-01

today by The Russian War Office, compelling
the Russian advanced posts to abandon two
heights.
Loudon, October 28th-Teulonic pres
sure against the Rumanians and Russians
in Pennsylvania appears to have stop
ped definitely, says the telegram re-
received by the wireless press to-day from
Bucharest. The Rumanians and Russians,
according to The message, are taking the
initiative in the operations in this field. 1t
is estimated by Rumania military officials
that The losses Of he Auslro-Germans III
PENNSYLVANIA have reached q total OF $4,000.
London, October 28th.-A telegram re-
ceived in Rome from a German source re-
ports there are indications of the beginning
of Il tremendous new Russian offensive in
Galicia and Poland, says "a despatch from the
Italian capital received by the wireless pre- s.
London, October % h.-The German
troops on the Tranayivanlan front have reach
ed Campulung, 20 miles within the RAMA
MAN border, says Il EetrogIad despatch to
the "Chroricle". Canpulung lies about 33
miles southwest of Predeal Pass which was
forced by German troops under the COM
mund Of General Won FaIkephayn. The city
hes 80 miles northeast of Bucharest, the
Rumanian, capital. II is u summer resort in
the valley of the Transylvauian Alps and has
a population of about Is, 1000.
tilS, OCt. OlDs-A iGhCA 4OlCO6 IL hAO
region OF Verdun last night captured by the
use of hand grenades The quarry held by the
Germans to the northeast of fort Dounmont,
il is officially announced by the War Depart
ment today. A brisk artillery duel continues
in The region of Douamont. On the Somme
front last night, the statement adds, there
was an intermittent artillery commandment.
Berlin, Oct. 28th.-(By wireless 10 Say
vile.) Infantry engagements between the
Angio-French and German forces on the
north bank of The Somme began anew yester-
day, snys the official statement issued today
by the army headquarters staff.
London, Oct. 28th.-An official statement
issued by the War Office today relative to
the military operations in northern France.
says:-The enemy's artillery was active dur
:pg the night in the neighbourhood of Les
Boeufs. Otherwise there is nothing to re-
port.
Athens, Oct. 28th.-The strike on the Lor-
isss railway has been ended and the with
druwul of the Greek troops from Thessaly
will begin promptly.
London, Oct. 28th.-The Norwegian
steamer 'Lysland" has been torpedoed and
sank, says u Riizau agency despatch from
Slavanger, Norway, which adds that the crew
was taken on board a submarine to q point
near The Norwegian coast where they were
RtAtSSN W. CIV oAONANA @NSA W SHA ~
She was 1,107 tons net.
London, October 26th.-TEe Norwegian
steamer sBy gdo" has been sunk off Chris
tiania and her crew has been landed says a
LIoyds Agency despatch. The same Agen-
cy reports that The British s,ean-trawler
e'Fuchsia" has been sunk and her ciew
imprisoned in Germany. The Norwegian
steamer "Fritzoe", While bound from Larvik,
Norway, to London with a cargo of boards,
has been taken to Cuxhaven.
London, Oct. 27th.-The Dutch Govern
ment has protested to Berlin against the vio-
lation of neutrality by q zeppelin last week
says a Reuter- despatch from the Hague. A
despatch from Amsterdam under the date of
October 23rd. said on October 22nd. a Yep
pelin had dropped u bomb near Corkun, %
miles south east of Rotterdam and that Dutch
newspapers were indignant over the reported
act.
Sofia, October 27th:--(Via London, Oct.
28lh)-Tne Bulgarian War Office statement
today reads. The Macedonian front is rela-
lively calm. Between Lakes Prosba and
Dorian there was a feeble cannonade. At
the foot of Belasebitza plain there was calm.
There was artillery fire on the Struma
front I'm fba Aaooon cbOra the anemv