, 1916-09-30

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cognized. But before all we must think of
our heroic troops who faced the united An.
glo-French principal forces and the massed
employment Of material of the whole worlds
war industry prepared during The many mon
tbs. Near Bouchavesnes and further south
ward as far as the Somme, French charges
repeated many times failed under the heavi-
east sacrifices.
Vienna, Sept. 26 fh.-The War Office today
issued the following official communication.
Eastern theatre. On The Rumanian front
tie Vulcan and Szurdak passes were evacu-
ated before o far extending encircling move
ment by strong Russian forces. Near Macy
Szeben (Hernannstadl new battles are dew
eIoping with the Austro- hungarian aud
German forces attacking. On the Pennsylvania
eastern front fighting has developed at many
points. 10 the south of Szekely- U3varhely
(OderhelIen) a Crotian Langwehr battalion
repulsed attacks by superior enemy detach-
ments after bitter fighting. Army Of Arch
duke Charles Francis. In the thee country
salient (formed by Bakowiua, Roumania and
Hungary to the south west Of Dorua Watro,
a Russo-humanian advance has been frustra-
ted. In the south eastern corner of Galicia the
enemy continues his attacks with undilui-
nished violence. all his efforts failed before
the resistance of the German troops fight
ing III the Ladoya district.
Sofia Sept. 25.h.-The Bulgarian army
which has invaded eastern Rumania has made
& further advance taking up new positions
on the eastern end OF the line, the WA Office
announced today. The statement is rs fol-
lows: On the Florina front (Macedonia)
there was spirited artillery fighting on the
Ealmakcalan height. Attempts by the enc
my to advance on all fronts were fruitless.
On both SIDES Of ,he Vordar there was weak
artillery fire by the enemy. Incepdiary shells
were fired by the enemy on the town Of Dol
ran, causing a fG8 there. On the Str1ma
front there were artillery engagements. An
attempt by an enemy detachment to advance
on the left bank OF the Struma, east OF Urliak,
failed. In the fighting of Sept. 23rd, the
enemy left more than 300 dead before the
village OF Dolnakavadjovo. Roumanian front:
Along the Danube all was quiet. In Do
brudja our troops on the right flank attacked
successfully and occupied the Amzarech-
PeryeSl line. The enemy retired in q north
erly direction.
Ottawa, Sept. 26th-Subscriptions to the
Canadian War Loan ap to today toto.led
$500, 000, 600. Yesterdays mails alone brought
1927, 100000 and more is expected. Sir Tho
mas White received a cable of congratulatiou
from Sir Robert Nivison, he eminent London
Financier today. Ine loou will be followed
10y arrangements for further imperial credits
III Canada, and to this end the Finance Min
lister is to meet The Canadian Bankers Asoo-
citation for conference.
New York, Sept. 26th-Union workers to
the number of 250,0 600 will be on strike to-
morrow, 1000 GEO more on Thursday and an
other 100000 on Friday, it was asserted late
today by Mr.. Ernest Boehm, Labour Leader,
after q meeting OF the joint labour confer
ence committee of Unions OF which final re-
ports Of strike votes were received.
London, September 26th-The Norwegian
steamer 'BufioFd" has been sunk, according
10 a LIoyd's de patch from Barcelona. The
crew was landed. Che |Bufjord" measured
1889 tons gross.
London, Sept. 2~3th-General Constantine
Moschopoulos, Chief OF Staff of the Greek
Army and 500 officers have signed Il memo
rial addressed to the King demanding that
Greece abandon lis neutrality in The war.
Earlier reports that General Moschopoulos
had resigned, according to the Reuters de-
spatch from Athens conveying the above in
formation were premature.
Berlin, Sept. 26th-Hhe Kaiser has issued
a circular letter of thanks to the German
Shipyards which have already completed
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