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THE WAR.

"A USTRO-ITALIAN FRONT.

(THROUGH REUZIF'S AQRNUX.}.

The following Cables were received on

Saturday evening and schuld in our AUSTRIAN MARCHING | Early Morning Estra pesterday.

RUSSIAN FRONT

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.]

RUSSIAN SUCCESSES.

COLUMNS SUELLED,

Roux, September 18th. Italian artillery continued to shell with destructive effect in the evening columns of Austrians marching at various points. along the front.

IN THE SOUTHERN AND CENTRAL RAILWAY TRAINS BOMBED.

THEATRES.

LONDON, September 16th. Fieroo fighting continues on the Eastern front, resulting in further successes for the Bussians not merely in the Southern but also in the Central theatre. Freeh prisones have been taken totalling 4,778.

HOLDING THEIR OWN IN THE

NORTH.

PETROGRAD, September 18th

4.15 a..

A communiqué says that the Russians hava captured two villages and seventy- six prisoners east of Kovel, and have driven back the enemy westwards on the front south of Pripet, the enemy at the latter point in great strength resisting stubbornly.

ROME, September 18th.

A communiqué says that air reconnaie sances revealed the presence of numerous trains in the stations on the Trieste rail- way, which were bombed and damaged.

GENERAL

(THROUGH BJUTER'S AGENCY.].

FREE WILL OR FORCE ? CABINET DISSENSIONS

EXAGGERATED.

LONDON, September 17th.

2.20 p.m.

The Daily News says that a political crisis of the first magnitude is impending. Some of the conscriptionist Ministers, The Russians to the north-east of Dubuo failing to get the Cabinet to agree with their policy, intend, shortly, to resign, in took 2,052 prisoners and north-west of

order to force a general election on the Tarnopol 552 prisoners, South-west subject before the now recruiting cam Tarnopol the Russians, vigorously attack-

paign, based on the National Register, ing, captured at village, and drove the

comes into operation. enamy headlong across the River Strypa, inflicting great losara upom them.

NEWSPAPER CONTROVERSY.

LONDON, September 17th. 2.40 pm.

There was a fierce battle all day west of Trombovia, on the Strypa. The Russians in the evening broke the wire entangle ments hurled the enemy out of the trenches with the bayonet, and captured (Secretary to the Railwaymon's Union)

The speech of Mr. J. H. Thomas, M.I' the wood and the village, which had pre led to a fresh outburst of wrangling viously been constantly changing hands, and croved the river, closely pursuing the between the extreme conscriptionist and anti-conscriptionist journals, which are; enemy. This engagement resulted largely occupied in bitter criticism of each fifteen hundred more prisoners being other's methods and alleged motives. Other taken.

journals earnestly deprecate the tone thus The Russians in the north also aro apparently holding their own against the given to the discussion, which is in nowise German onslaughts from Dvinsk to Pinsk reflected in the speeches in Parliament. and are making successful counter-attacks.

FATE OF VILNA IN THE BALANCE.

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RUSSIANS PREPARING TO EVACUATE.

PETROGRAD, September 17th. 12.00 a.m. The Germans, besides threatening Vilna from the north, are endeavouring to drive a wedge of fifteen divisions of cavalry some fifty miles southward of the town. They have guns and quick-firers, accom panied by jaegers, in motor-waggons. This manoeuvre places the fate of Vilna in the balance. Refugees from the town report that there is uninterrupted enn- nonading by day and night with bomb dropping from Tanbes and Albatrosses. The Russians are completing the evacua tion of the factories; everything else has gone and the inhabitants have nearly all left.

FURTHER SUCCESSES IN THE SOUTH.

8,300 PRISONERS TAKEN.

PETROGRAD, September 18th.

6.15 3.m. A communiqué states that the enemy's attacks west and aouth-west of Dvinak continue. The stubborn fighting, which has long been in progress east of Vilns, has become more intense. Enemy detach- meats have reached the railway at various points on the left bank of the Vilna river, and there have been engagements with. strong cavalry forces at many points in

this region.

The Russians have scored further successes in the southern theatre, especial ly during the fight for the possession of Derajno. The Russians, entering the town, hustled the enemy out to the neigh bouring village, which was then stormed, the Russians capturing 2,000 prisoners; while, though the Russian counter-attack

-[THROUGH · REUTER'S AGENCY.]

PRIZE COURT JUDGMENT.

OHICAGO MEAT-PACKERS TO APPEAL.

LONDON, September 17th- 2.40 p.m.

The recent Prize Court's judgment which mainly affects American consigners, is based on the doctrine of continuous voyage and follows American judgment during the Civil war, tuking note of the modern conditions. The Chicago meat packers have announced their intention of appealing, and declare that the decision means a loss to them of fifteen million dollars.

CANADIAN POLAR EXPLORER..

REPORTED DEAD BUT STILL

·ALIVE. ·

Ortowa, September 17th.

6.20 p.m. News has been received that Stefansson, leader of the Canadian Polar Expedition, who has long been reported dead, is still alive.

MURDEROUS ZEPPELIN

ATTACKS.

RESULTS OF LAST RAID ON LONDON.

LONDON, September 18th. 9.50 p.m.

The Home Secretary to-night has issued a description by an impartial observer of trict. The precise localities attacked are the last Zeppelin raid on the London die not disclosed so as not to give information to the enemy because the German official reports prove that the commanders of the Zeppelins often make gross errors regard- ing their movements. The damage doņa is, in every case, to private property, mostly of the small residential kind, and the victims are women, children, shop- keepers and workers, the sacrifice who99 LONDON, September 18th.

lives serves no military purpose what- 3.35 a.m.

ever. The folly and futility of such rats. Inquiries in official quarters indicats

can well be imagined when the Germans that the reports of a grave crisis on the dropped bombs at random on a wed Cabinet over the subject of compulsory London district without touching a public service must be taken with reserve. It is institution of any kind. If Coust true that, there are differences among Zeppelin accompanied the raiders he will. Ministers on the subject, but hitherto the be disappointed to learn that only a Cabinet has not discussed the question minority of London's multitudes are aware compulsion. Recent nutstings have been devoted to the subject of the Budget. It is stated that the Cabinet, under Mr. Asquith's guidance, subordinate all con- siderations to the maintenance and increase of the armies in the field with the support of a united people. No hasty action will be taken, and the Government are confident that an impasse will be a voided.

MUNITIONS. OUTPUT,

MR. LLOYD GEORGE APPEALS TO TRADE UNIONS.

LONDON, September 17th. 2.40 p.m.

threa

Mr Lloyd George addressed hundred representatives of forty Trade Uniona concerned in the making of munt tions, calling for their earnest co-operation to accelerate the output.

RAILWAY DISPUTE. WAY PAVED FOR AN AMICABLE SETTLEMENT.

LONDON, September 174, 2.40 p.m.

An informal conference was held in and representatives of the Union. It is Londen yesterday of Railway managers

for an amicable settlement of the question understood that the way has been payed by an increase of wages,

The executive of the Union warned the branches of the imperative necessity of refraining from action mperilling the

negotiations.

ONLY TWO MILLION MEN NECESSARY!

on the frontier village of Gutove, south-RUSSIA'S HUMAN RESERVOIR. west of Vishnevetz, failed to occupy the village it resulted in the capture of 562 prisoners. Another 814 prisoners were taken in the ight on the Strypa river, north of Butchany. The enemy were dis- lodged from the adjacent villages, and fled in disorder,

The communiqué concludes: The bol - ness of our troops along the whole front southwards of Rovno is successfully check- ing the enemy's counter-attacks, which are made in great strength.

FRANCO-BELGIAN FRONT.

(THROUGH REUTER B AGENCY.]

EFFECTIVE FRENCH ARTILLERY WORK.

ENEMY'S TRENCHES HEAVILY DAMAGED.

PARIS, September 17th. The French artillery continues to cause heavy damage to the enemy's trenches and works. There has been some liveliness on the part of Gorman heavy guns between the Somme and the Aisne, to which the French batteries replied energetically.

HEAVY CANNONADING ALONG WHOLE FRONT.

PETROGRAD, September 17th. Though eight millions can be raised under yesterday's ukase, probably only two millions will be called out at present

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of the presence of airships, and those who heard the guns and saw the Zeppelina showed interest and curiosity rather than fear. But that the London suburbs facad calmly their murderous efforts iú, nowise mitigates the callous and purposelesa brutality of the raiders,

An observer narrates the following iccidents 1-o

A bomb was dropped on to the roof of a block of workmen's dwellings.crowded with children. Two little children were killed instantly. This was when the Captain v the Zeppelin professed that he was visit ing the Docks,

An incendiary 'bomb_fell on to a stable roof and a motor-car immediately caught fire. The stableman and his wife, despite the torrific fire, rescued 11 horses, a watch- dog, and a caged bird, the only casualty being a bantam cock.

Another bomb feli on small flats, where two children and three adults were killed..

A bomb, dropped in the street, cought a motor-bus carrying 20 persons. Ter were killed and ten injured.

These incidenta suffice to show the real nature of the Zeppelin attacks.

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Antipon

PARIS, September 17th. The Government has introduced a Bust be amply nourished at the same time. not only rapidly eliminates calling up the recruits of the 1917 class on

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FRANCE'S WAR BUDGET. NEW CREDIT TO BE OPENED. September 16th.

M. Gilbot, French Minister of Finance, has brought in a bill for opening a new credit of £1,200,000 (8 milliards, 203 millior francs) for the last quarter of 1915, thus bringing the total expenditure to 30 milliards of francs,

(THROUGH REUTER'S AGENCY.)

PRO-GERMAN POLICY OF

BULGARIA.

سید

LONDON, September 17th.

PARIS, September 18th. The evening communiqué says:-There has been heavy cannoaading along the PRESS CRITICISM SUPPRESSED. whole front, the French artillery effective= } ly continuing the destruction of the enemy defences. There was fighting with bombs and grenades at sapheads in the region of Angres and Sonchez, and a sustained fusil lading between the trenches in the Roye

district.

The Times correspondent at Sofis, says that a writer of a newspaper article eriticising the pro-German policy of the Government has been arrested and the journal suppressed.

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Antipon contains only the most harmless vegetable substances in solution, the liquid being in appearance like a light red wine, It is palatable, refreshing and slightly tart, and never occasions any unpleasant re- actionary effects.

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