Semi-weekly herald., 1916-01-27
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LATE WAR NEWS
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of 45 French aeropianes Domoafueu
the Austrian headquarters at Mona
stir Sunday with heavy damage.
BERLIN, Jan. 24.-German naval
aeroplanes bombarded the station
barracks and docks at Dover early
Sunday. No report has yet been is
sued of the second raid Sunday after
noon that has been reported from Lon
don.
One was killed and several injur-
ed in the first raid.
BERLIN, Jan. "a French avia-
tors bombs hit the bishops residence
at Metz. Two civilians were killed
and eight wounded.
The allied air raid at Monastir
killed and wounded several inhabi-
tants.
There is lively artillery and aero
plane action along the west front.
PETROGRAD Jan. PA Russian
torpedo boat sunk 33 Turkish sailing
ships and destroyed seven of their
docks in raid along the Anatolian
coast. The ship also bombarded three
wharves and destroyed stores, bar
racks and customs houses at several
Turkish villages on the Black sea
coast.
PETROGRAD, Jan. 24.-Heavy
fighting has been resumed on the
Stripa and Bessarabia fronts.
The Russians are taking the of
fensivc.
CONSTANTINOPLE. Jan. 25.-
Reinforced with artillery and infantry
from Bagdad, the Turks have re-
pulsed the British who are trying to
relieve the siege of Kut-El-Amara.
The wells of the garrison are with
out drinking water
The Tigris river is flooded and the
rising water has forced the relief col
umn to abandon the positions they
won week ago.
The troops in the garrison have
ceased making sorties, showing a lack
OF ammunition.
The Turks are strengthening their
positions o nthe east of the city, from
which direction relief for the defend
ers must come.
BERLIN, Jan. 25.-The British
have lost over 5000 killed and wound
en- in trying to relieve the siege OF
Kut-El-Amara, according to a Con
stantinople dispatch.
PARIS, Jan. 25.-After the Ger
mans had fired 10000 shells at the
French near the mouth of the User
they gained foothold on the advane-
ed positions in desperate charge
The French, however, countercharg-
ed and drove them out.
The fighting continues between
Arras and Neuville, where the Ger
mans have temporarily occupied two
small craters.
SALONIKA, Jan. 25.-Sixteen air
ships from the French garrison have
again bombarded Ghenxghel, killing
and wounding over hundred per.
sons.
Great damage was done to the
Bulgarian camp.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-Four raids on
ports ON the English channel hav,
been made in two days. These witt
raid on numerous villages behind thu
French lines have inaugurated new
Teutonic air campaign. Two aero
planes bombed Dunkirk this morning
The British airmen at Neuvor
shot one of them down.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-France hai
urged England to declare an i'm
mediate blockade on Germany with
out awaiting for further neutral pro
tests.
Advocates of the blockade said i
would come with conscription an,
would show that England is deadl.
in earnest.
A report that Sweden has appoint
Cd committee on defense is ominous
" interpreted.
BERLIN, Jan. 24.-The main Mon
tenegrin army has surrendered t
the Austrans.
The invaders now hold all Of Mon
tenegro.
The reports that Montenegro ha
again withdrawn her requests fo
peace are denied.
LONDON, Jan. 25.-The Britis
liner Norseman, has been submarin
ed, according to Liverpool report.
The liner had displacement @
over10,000 tons. If the report is tru'
it is the third largest liner sun
during the war, the Lusitania an
Arabic being the only ones larger.
WAR UPON PAIN.
Pain is visitor to every home ar
usually it comes quite unexpected