, 1916-10-25

HptsA AAEEsYf WCAEN H. CbHnnl tt92s 0fi4
only slight damage. This morning German
aeroplanes dropped several bombs on Lupe-
vile. There, we're no victims and the
material damage vase insignificant On
the Somme5 front; yesterday, two GERMAN
aeroplanes were, brought. down md three
Others wers, forced, down in Q, damaged con
'dition.
London. Oct, 23rd-Italiap troops y, the
Carso front, developed renewed ACTIVITY
pushing. accommodating parties. toward. the
Austrian linas were they are drawn up for.
The defence Of Trieste. Prisoners, alFMe. and,
ammunition were brought backby the Italian
raiders the War Office announces. On both
sides says the official statement aircraft were
engaged II RECOMMENDING work. As re-
suit Of an aerial engagement which took
place over Frizido in the 'Vippach valley a1pp.
enemy Albatross aeroplane was broughtrdown.
Amsterdam, Oct. 23rd.-Dutoh newspapers
are indignant over the report by the Hand.
elsblad that on Sunday a Zeppelin dropped a
bomb near Corkum lGorinchem 22 miles
southeast of Rotterdam. The Nieuye Van
denday says, II German airship comman7
ders had not displayed supreme contempt for
the protest. of Tbs. Dutch government this
~aseroplane incident which Only by accident
lacked serious results would not have oc.
Cured.
London, Oct. 23rd-Tbe assassinatiop
of Count Stuergkh lends new interest TO
the details Of a plot TO assassinate Count
Tisaa, the Hungarian Premier, which reach
ca London today from Budapest, Two
young men who were arrested in connection
with this plot were named .Z%oltanbiro. and
1alorsky. Eaoh Of them is nineteen years
old. They had carefully made their plans.
purchased reyolvers, prepared measures for
their escape from the country afterwards,
and had communicated with several persons.
from whom they expected assistance. Owing
to their compi rative youth Z~oltanbiro and
Zaborsky were sentenced TO only five months
imprisonment with. the provision that both
should join the colours vt the expiration
of their sentence. IL
Ottawa, Oct. 23rd-Str Robert Borden
this evening issued an appeal to. the people
Of Canada to cooperate with the National
Service Commission aud the Goyerppent in
order 70 make the work TO be undertaken by
That body a success. a;
Geneva, Oct. 23rd-Prince Won Bulow.
former German Imperial Chancellor. recently
informed a neutral newspaper man that since
the beginning of the war Germany had, con-
struoted 225 submarines, says q despatch
OOuStah0Os AAusA "a IN
rites, the Prince is reported 70 haYe added,
are. paying. more attention to. submarines
than to battleships, and Austria Hungary is
doing likewise. i,
Tbs Hague. Oct, 23rd.-The Dutch west
Indian liner Niakerie,- homeward bound, was
takeu into Zeebrugge yesterday by, German,
torpedo boats. : The. Germans took, of. the
chief cook, an Italian OF military age, who
Hipned on M Nav York The NiCkarie WINS
then allowed to proceed.
London, Oct. 23rd.-Lloyda
that the Norweeian steamer AmeruIl. LBS
tons and the Spanish steamer H4elga
1852 tons have been sunk, Their
crews were saved. The Nqgyegiaag~st steamer
.'Rtftsunr,' s639 tons. has basnp sunk, says :
Reuters Kristi ania c~orrespondents The gre ".
YES ,asl landed Nlel The Greek aIsapsr "a %AAriaI@ and
the Norwegian steamer Drain, have been
sunk, Lloyds announces, The Greek steamer
"Aris' Of 1,724 gross tons MAS. formerly