, 1916-09-23

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of the enemy killed or wounded he lost $500
prisoners and Is machine-guns. In the
Carpathiuns Russian attacks were repulsed
southeast of Ha'zeg. In Pennsylvania fresh
lighting is proceeding III our favour. Among
The booty taken are seven guns. balkan
front: Army group of Field Marshal Won
Mnckensen: After retreating for three days
before The pursuing allied (Teutonic) troops
the defeated Russian and Rumanian armies
have taken up previously prepared position
GU approximately the line Rachova-Txopadin-
Timila, where they were joined by fresh
endorsements German battalions proceed
ed along the bank of the Danube to a point
south of RHchova, and having come i'll con-
tact with the enemy captured five guLs and
repulsed counter attacks. Macedonian front,
several isolated attacks of the enemy on the
front bel ween Prespa lake and the V"rdnr
were without success.
London, Sept. lst-Sir Cavendish Boyle,
K. G. M. g., who at various times held the
positions of Registrar-G General of Dominica,
Colonial Secretary of Bermuda, Governor OF
Newfoundland and Governor of Maurltius,
and also in his early days was connected with
the West Indies in many ways and retired
on his pension il 1911, died on the 18th
after an operation.
Paris, Sept. 19th.-The Germans took the
offensive in the Champagne district last
night, making five successive attacks on the
Russian troops there. Today's official report
says that each time they were checked by
the Russian machine. gun and artillery
fire. The German attack in Champagne was
nude in the sector between Souain and the
Somme. On the Somme front operations
were hindered by bad weather.
London, Sept. 19th.-Henvy and continu-
Gus rains have fallen during the last "a hours,
says today's official announcement on opera
lions on the Franco-B Belgian front. The
general situation is unchanged. In the
neighbourhood of Richebourgl'Avoue, north
west of Labassee we entered the enemy
trenches at three places capturing prisoners
aud machine-g guns and inhicting many casu-
allies. Our casualties were very slight.
Since last nights report five more OF our
aeroplanes have Jailed to return.
London, Sept. 19th.-The loss of the steam
ers Wewa and Lord Tredegar is announced
by L!oyds.
New York, Sept. 19th-Major Mitchell
called into conference with him to. day
representatives Of the Chamber of Gem
merce and Merchants Association to try
to avert the threatened strike OF 100000
workers in this city in sympathy with the
street railway employees. The Mayor has
received warming from the labour leaders
that unless the Committee of the business
men settle the car mems strike by Thurs
day night, a general walkout of virtually
all the labour unions in this City and its
vicinity will be ordered.
Paris, Sept. 19th.-Flight- Lieutenant
Derochefort who brought down his sixth
German machine on Saturday has been
posted as missing.
London, Sept. 19th-An Athens despatch
from Exchange Telegraph correspondent
says that information received there indi-
Gates that the Bulgarians are beginning
the evacuation of Monastir. It is said that
the Bulgarian archives have been hastily
transported to Uskub.
London, Sept. 19th-Allied troops have
crossed the Serbian frontier at two places
and are advancing against the Bulgarian
base at Monastir. Serbian soldiers are
fighting on their national soil for the first
time since their retreat through Albania
last Winter. They have captured a series
of heights from the Bulgarians at Kam-
akchalan and have crossed the Serbo-
Greek border of Lake Ostrovo. French
aud Russian troops are engaged with
the Bulgarians near Kenali on Ser
bian territory. Practically all the ter
ritorv connnarad nv the RulparianS