The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1917-01-18
European War


Under fierce attacks the Teutonic al
| lies have made further progress
against the Russians along the Sereth,
southwest of Galatz, capturing the vii
lage of KotumiKhali and also the
town CT Vadeni, on the railroad be-
tween Braila and Galaz, six miles from
Galatz.
The Austro-Germans have been de-
feated north of the Sloniki river, south
of the Oituz river and in the region
of Raduleschi to the east of Fokshani.
The Germans delivered a heavy at
tack in the vicinity of Riga, but were
repulsed.
The Trentino front Gtalian reports
the usual artillery engagements, and
claims the Austrians have been dis
turbed by the accuracy of the Italian
artillery.
The Julian front Otalian) reports
that, notwithstanding the very inclem-
ent weather, the useful activity Of the
patrols goes on unimpeded.
The usual cannonade is going on
south of the Somme and in the region
of Verdun.
A German aerOplane- was forced to
land in the French lines near Pont-a-
Moussons, and the aviat0-s made pris-
oners.
Only artillery activity is reported
at Het Sas, in the Belgian sector.
South of the Somme and on the
right bank of the Mouse artillery
fighting is reported to be very active
A German destroyer is reported to
have captured in Swedish territorial
waters the Danish steamship Tyhra.
Lieutenant General Bandini, COM
mander of the Italian Albanian expe-
dictionary corps, was among those lost
aboard the Italian battleships Regina
Margherita.
The sinking of the Italian battleship
Regina Margherita, of 1900 tons, on
December II, with the loss of CTS men,
is officially announced by the Italian
government
A British cruiser of the Juno type,
measuring $500 tons, was sunk by
Turkish gun fire on the Island of Kas-
telorizo in the eastern Mediterranean.
is reported on the Ancre river in
France between the Germans and the
British.
The British are reported to be max
ing successful raids north of Arras,
France.
The French report having captured
a considerable number of prisoners
in a sortie in the Vosges sector.
Greece's reply accepting the terms
of the ultimatum Of the entente allies
has been delivered, according to Lon
don dispatch.
One thousand yards of Turkish
trenches on the Kut-el-Amara Garden
of Eden) have been captured by the
British.
The Turkish trenches at Sannayat
were bombarded by the British and
successfully raided in three places.
The invasion of Roumania by the
troops of the central powers contin-
ues to progress, and the Russians and
ROumanians seem powerless to hold |
them back.
Field Marshal Won Mackensen, driv- |
ing northward in Moldavia, has won |
additional ground, reaching the Putna |
river sector.
British cotton manufa curing con-
Germs, despite the high price of cot |
ton and increased costs due to the |
war made money in 1915, some of !
them having declared dividends as
high as twelve per cent
The Germans report that they have
taken over five thousand prisoners in
the fighting around the Putna river
sector, together with guns and ten
guns.
On the Kassina river the Teutons
are driving the Russians backward.
road in northern Russia.
Count Ignatieff. minister of Russian
cubic instruction. has resipned