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. their successes in the Carpath-

jans, The Austro-German army

has lost 3,000 men in the Dukla

Pass. Russians have captured

the advance guard, transport
Wagons and treasury regiment at

Grownik,
Petrograd:—An official denial
has been made to the German
claims of a sweeping victory and
defeat of the Russian tenth army
corps during retreat. The official
statement admits heavy losses in
the twentieth corps, which’ is
surrounded but still fighting.
The arrival of two regiments
from the twentieth eorps today,
raises the belief that others will
fight their way back through the
forests, of Bohr,

London:— The" ‘Morning Post’
publishes the following Constant-
inople message:—Turkish war-
ships are coming into port minus
funnels and with canvas over
their damaged sides, The Goeb-
en has three guns out of action
and since the beginning of the
war has lost about two hundred
men killed and wounded. _Her
speed is now only about seyen-
teen miles an hour when pushed
to the limit, i

Rorse:—Popular indignation is
aroused over the attack of Aus-
trian destroyers on two Italian
fishing boats flying the Italian
flag. The destroyers fired upon
and aeroplanes dropped bombs
on the boat on the voyage from
Antivari to Bari.

London: — The German sub-
marine U-12 sank the British
coasters Cambank and Down-
shire off Liverpoo! Saturday. The
Cambank was taking on a pilot
and was hit without warning,
four lives being lost. The Aus-
tralian mail boat Maloja, carry-
ing four hundred passengers,
was ordered to stop by-an uni-
dentified armed merchantman in
the English Channel on Saturday.
Ignoring .the order, the Maloja
speeded for Plymouth, five shels
which were fired after her all fall-
ing short,

Berne:---Swiss soldiers fired on
a German. aeroplane which was
hovering over Swiss’ territory,
hitting the plane in nine places:
The damaged machine was forced
todeseend, sis .

Washington:—The American
consul at Bremen reports the
Sinking of the American steamer
Evelyn, by amine off the German
coast. The crew landed at Bor-
kum Island. Secretar, Daniels
has ‘ordered the United States’

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igate. ;

patch from Dunkirk,

Telegraph Co. says: “Reports
from the German frontier state
that much uneasiness exists at

| the German fortified seaport of

Cuxhaven, concerning the two
large submarines which have not
returned to their base. The

days overdue and it is feared
they have been destroyed.’’

Paris, Feb. 24:—A’ German
submarine which, for the past
few days had been. lying in ‘the
English channel in wait for steam
packets plying between England
and France, on Monday night
fired a torpedo at the steamer
Victoria, while she was on her
voyage from Boulogne to Folkes-
tone, with a large number of
‘Passengers. The captain of the
Victoria, however, saw the wake
caused by the torpedo and slowed

passing harmlessly 100 feet in
front of her. :

The Freneh second light squad-
ron was informed to keep a sharp
lookout in the Channel for the
submarine,

' The Minister of. Marine an-
nounces that a torpedo boat’ of

ine at 7:30 o'clock this thorning,
eight miles southwest of Cape
Alprecht, near Boulogne, and
immediately opened fire, sueceed-
ing in scoring several hits before
the submarine was able to duck.
The announcement adds that a
wide-patch of.oil was seen. after-
wards on the sea at the point
where the submarine disappeared
and from this it is believed the

submatine was wrecked,

London (official statement) :-—
Unfavorable weather with low
visibility and a strong southwest-

tions in the Dardanelles,

Petrograd:—The. official report
of'the disaster to the twentieth
army corps in Kast Prussia, last
Monday, says they were attacked
on four sides and greatly out-
numbered. Notwithstanding
this, they forced a passage thirty
two miles towards Augustowa,
retaining. artillery and German

losses on the Germans. In the
Carpathians, Russian successes
continue. From Jan, 21 to Feb,.

raileusesg,

_ Manilla:—It is reported. that
on Feb, 15 there was an uprising

at. Singapore, _ Five in
mutineera, being ‘jealous ‘over

German prisoners at the deten-
tlon camp, but only seven accep-

= 'Britiah, and Jap: marines ‘arrive

naval attache at Berlin to invest-

Amsterdam, Feb, 23:—“Ger.
man attacks in the north of France
and in Flanders have lost much
of their violence,” says a des-

London, Feb. 23:—A despatch
from Amsterdam to the Exhange

submarines are said to be two

down his vessel, the torpedo |.

this squadron sighted a submar- ;

erly gale,-has interrupted opera. |,

prisoners, ‘and inflicting. heavy |!

{/20, we captured 691, officers, 47,~.|
460 men, 11 cannon and 118 mit-

in the Bengalese Light Infantry, |
Five" hundred |.

promotions, attacked tHe subdued |:
loyal’ half, -killing the offiéers, |
They then offered release to the

]jted. Civilians took refuge on the
transport Nile, The: loyal half
jot the regiment, with European
| volunteers, attacked. the “muting {+

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Paris:—Nicholas Misu, a Rou-
manian minister, is on his way
to England, bearing a note assur-
ing England that the Roumanian
army will take the field in April.

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