, 1916-11-11

belIeved TO have been killed by the explosio
Tue remainder of the crew were e, ved".
LAMBDA, Nov. 81 The denth of General
Dragaliua, Commander If the First Roum-
aniNn army from q recent wound received in
battle, is reported IN the Bucharest despatch
to the VII eleSs Press.
Berlin, Nov. 6th. The Roumanlans gain
ed further ground yesterday on the Transyl-
vanian front in the Tn!ghss sector, il is an
nounced officially. Near Bodza Pass the
Austro- German forces recnptured positions
taken recently by the Ronmanians. Brit
ish attacks between LIE Sars and Gueude-
court on the Somme front last night were
broken by The German fire, the War Office
announced today. South Of the Somme, the
Germans lost possession of the village of
Pressoir.
Berlin. Nov. 8th.-Chancellor Won Beth
mannHollweg is expected to make an import
ant statement on Thursday. On that day
the main commit ee of the Reichstag which
has been authorized to meet during the
recess, will assemble for the first time, and
the ChnuceIlor's address will be delivered
before that body.
London, Nov. 6lh.-The British official
statement tonight says: There was artillery
activity against our whole front south of
the Ancre. The weather continues stormy.
ATlS, November o u.-1u0 nLuCloI COM
munication issued by the War Office tonight
says The French artillery scattered the
enemy gathering to the east of Sally Saillisel.
South Of the Somme and on the right bank
of the Mouse there was au intense artillery
duel. Tue total number OF prisoners taken
by the French south of the Somme yester-
day vas 659.
Vienna, November 8th.-The Auatrians
ronuISnH RnSsian ofkankS couthnuSt of Sznr-
duk Pass, Pennsylvania, and regained all their
former positions on both sides of the Bodza
road, according to the official communication
from general headquarters to-day. The Rus
siaus gained ground northeast of TuIghes.
On tie Italian front quiet is reported ut Go
riEin. In the Fleims valley, continues the
statement, in the course of Italian attacks in
the Col Brison sector and against the Boche
position the Austrians took SO prisoners and
two machine guns.
Bucharest, November 8lh.-via London.
The Rumanian forces in Dobrudja continu-
ing their offensive movement have made %
further advance toward the south it is an
nounced officially, all along the Danube yes
terday there was artillery and infantry firing.
The town of Sulina at the mouth of the
middle estuary of the Danube was attacked
by Zeppelins, one of which was brought down
Oh tn0 1EAuSylEHHlAu lOuG III tu0 VICluly Oh
Prahovo, an Austro-German attack was re-
pulsed. Violent artillery fighting occurred in
this region as we'll as in the Buzan GALLEY.
Tue situation is unchanged along the north
ern Rumanian front.
Petrogred, Via London, November 9Th
A further advance by the Rus ,ians west
and south Of Muutolu, south of Dorna
WntIa, near the Ramaniun border was
announced officially here today. The Rus
siah reached the section Of the Bisccedra
Valley from Beibortouollo. Austro-Hun2ar.
ian forces east of the Jiul Valley have rec4iv-
ed enforcement and assumed the offensive.
In the direction of Predeal and the Ait, leu
tonic attacks continue. The situation along
the Danube is unchanged.
Petrograd, via. London, Nov. 8th.-An
Austro~G attack in VoIhyula near
Sotovichi on the Stokhod was repulsed by
the Russians, Gays the War Office report. An
attempt of the Teutonic forces to advance in
the region of Ostrovo settlement also WAS
defeated. On the Caucasus front a Turk b
battalion which made an attack in the direc-
ton of Ognott was repulsed.
Boston, Nov. 8th-The British steamer
\ Esnes of ] ,995 ions which sailed from Alex
andria, Egypt. to Liverpool, hos been torpedoed
on6 .,nk ,ccordiuO To nrivnto ad vicas racaivad