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Aerial Activity

Paris (official): In Belgium
one of our aeroplanes, setting
out in pursuit of a squadron,
succeeded in bringing down a
German aeroplane, which fell into
the sea off Westende-Bains.- A
torpedo-boat and German small
boats started out from Ostend

’ and Middlekirke for the purpose

of rescue. Allied hydroplanes
end artillery attacked the small

boats and suceeeded in sinking
one of them,

A squadron of ten aeroplanes
has bombarded the hangars at
Habsheim, east of Muelhausen.
Hight shells of 155 millimeters
and 20 shells of 90 millimeters
were dropped on the hangars,
which caught fire. One aeroplane
was damaged by our projectiles,
The enemy vainly attempted to
pursue. One German aeroplane
was struck by bullets from a
machine gun and compelled to
land. Another capsized. near
Lutterbach. -

In the region of Naney a Ger-
man aeroplane was attacked by
one of our pursuit aeroplanes,
The French machine, coming to
close quarters with the adversary,
succeeded in cutting it down.
Another German aeroplane which
took partin the combat turned
tail.

man Renort
Berlin (via London): With the
re-occupation of Rudnik, the
capture of 2800 prisoners, and
the fight of the “‘seanty remains’?
of the Servian army into the
Albanian mountains, Germany’s
operations against Servia have
been brought to a close, says the
olficial statement issued today at
the headquarters of the general
staff. The object of these opera-
tions, the opening of communi-
cations with Bulgaria and the
Turkish Empire, has been ac-
complished, it is asserted.

Italians Waking Up

Rome: With the advance of
the Austro-Germans and Bulgars
toward Albania and the possibility
of - their reaching the Adriatic

_ Sea, anxiety is becoming more
manifest among ‘Italian people,
owing to the threat against the
Adriatic, the control of which is
dear to the hearts of Italians, ’

Geneva: Reports received here
from Chiassc, on the Swiss-
. Itatian border, say that Gorizia,
has fallen, the Italians having
entered the town from the north,
There is no official confirmation
of the report. -

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- Kitchener Returns
_ London: - Lord Kitchener re-}
turned today from. his’ eastern
thission.. Sir John French i ia also
‘in London today.’
~. Sunka ‘Submariie’ is
London: A German submarine,’
attacked by a. British . ‘aeroplang
Off Middlekerke on ‘Sunday, w .
gent to the bottom; according to
- an official report of Field- Marshal
. French, whi
the press: bureau. taday,
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strongly reinforced and today’s village of Koulinitehi.
quarters of the Italian general
staff admits they succeeded in

Times from Florina, Greece, dated
Saturday, says:

Cerna river yesterday,

tir has been evacuated.
Serbian army is retiring in good
order, ””

by the minister of finance that
subseriptions to the Canadian war
loan exceed $100,000,000, being
more than double the amount
offered. Canada will henceforth
undertake the financing of her
own share in the war.

say Roumania will deliver an
ultimatum, to Austria as soon.as
the Allies have 600,000 men in
the field in the Balkans.

Austrian cabinet is regarded as
the most important political in-
cident of the war,
of the. interior, ‘commerce, ‘and
finance have resigned ‘as a ‘pro-
test against the efforts of Ger-|.
many to secure Fianz Josef's
eonsent to the cession of Transyl-
vania and part: of Bukowina to
Roumaniain returnfor benevolent)
neutrality,
efforts through the’ Vatican ‘to

Morning. Post, -from Bucharest,
‘dated Tuesday,’ gays:

ing | ‘made. at.-Ruschak, on “the

Danube,’ west of the, Roumanian

border, to" ‘accommodate 50,000).

:| Austro-German’ ‘troops : who are

due to arrive there: Boon:

officers; with: war. materials, have 40:8
ri ;

less than fifteen encounters in
the air taking place on the 28th.
British airmen made a success-
ful raid on German positions on
the Belgian coast. Fourteen aero-
planes blew up the German aero-
drome at Gips and an ammunition
factory at La Chapelette. Two
German aeroplanes | were brought
down.
After exploding mines under
the enemy positions in the Sou-
ehez district, the French have
made an advance,
Gorizia Burning
London: Telegraphing from
Zurich, the Exchange Telegraph
company’s correspondent there
says:
“A semi-official Austrian des-
patch received here says the
suburbs of Gorizia are in flames,
and that the evacuation of the
town by the remaining civilians
is proceeding methodically.”’
Rome: The Austrian forces
defending Gorizia have been

statement issued at the head-

some places in breaking “the
Italian advance trenches, but it
is declared they were hurled
back after sanguinary hand-to-
hand fighting.

London: A despatch to the

“The Bulgarians crossed the
“Monas-
The

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 1

Doubly Subscribed
‘Ottawa: Itis announced today

London: Bucharest advices

An Austrian Crisis -
London: ‘The crisis in the

The min isters

Vienna is making

ecure 2 separate | peace,
‘Teuton Reinforcements °

London: A despatch to: the

““‘FReverish preparations are , be-

“Many |

ten

jof the numerous battle fronts,

_| battle.

| Gradina height.::

the followingstatement last night:
“On Nov.28, Flight Sub. -Lieut,
Viney, accompanied bya French
Officer, Lieut, Descinay, while
patrolling off the Belgian coast,
dropped a bomb on a German
submarine. The submarine was
observed to have had its back
broken. Itsank in afew minutes.
“During the same day Flight-
Lieut. Ferrand with Air-Mechanie
Oldfield, in-a seaplane, shot down
a German Albatross seaplane off
Ostend. The Albatross dived
head first into the sea and sank,””

On Ruisian Front
Petrograd (official): ‘In the

were successful actions by our
artillery on several points in the
region south west of Pinsk. -On
Sunday evening the enemy at-
tacked the village of Komora, but

Monday and was not renewed,

“On Friday evening, on the
left bank of the Styr river, one
of our units attacked: a detach-
ment of the enemy west of the
After’ a
bayonet fight, the greater part of
the Austrians were killed ‘and
three officers and 83 Austrian
soldiers were. taken. prisoners,
Our losses were four men kill-
ed and ten wounded.’”

C THURSDAY, DEC, 2

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' Kitchener’s Report

London; As expected, the
statement concerning. Lord Kit.
chener’s mission, issued today,
is of much -importance. The
Allies, says the war secretary,
have succeeded: in establishing a
line in the Balkans which ensures
thedefeatof the Austra Germans;
but to -hold .it-, requires three
times the pregent Franeo- British
force, :
‘The pressing of the Datdanelles
campaign with renewed vigor ‘is
ad vocated,as well as the entrance
of ‘a large Russian, force into. the
Balkans, - ° }

Review of Situation
London: Except for northeast
Montenegro, along the sastern
Serho-Montengrin frontier and in
the Isonzo sector-of the Austro-
Italian war zone, little fighting
of. moment is taking place on any

In France and Belgium, virtually
nothing is going on except artll-
lery engagements, in which the
French assert considerable dam-

protective fortifications.’ °

On the Russian front’ the fight-
‘ing-is virtually at a standstill,
The - Austro-Hungarian. forces
are continuing their inroads into.
north’ and -eastéern Montenegro,

thé Servians. who. escaped: the

the Teutons. |

"Riga district . yesterday there.

the attack ceased at midday on‘

age has heen done to the German

but: the Montenegrins, aided by |:

Teutonic’ net, are -giving them |f- oO ge
In the northeastern sec- |

‘| tor. the advance is ‘north. of; and/ A”

toward Plevije, and | ‘against. thel'g
“With the taking |B
of . Prigrend Monday, -the’ dst |My
important town. | An. Servia, exéept|— ..
Monastir, fell. lint the. hands of °

‘Along the ‘Isonzo, the violent
attacks which the Italians haye
for. days ‘been. launching spainst
the Austrians in an endeavor to
obiain the key to ‘Trieste have
lessened generally, although at
various points the ‘big. Italian
puns are still raining shells on
the Austrian positions,

Russian Gains

“London: Despatches to the
Italian newspapers. which have
been re-transmitted to London,
report Russian successes in Bu-.
kowina, The Corriere D'Italia's
Bucharest correspondent asserts
that the Russians have captured
Czernowitz, the capital of Bu-
kowina, after four days fighting,
The reports are’ not ‘confirmed
from any source.

Will Assist in Balkans
Rome: . Italy -will join her
allies in Servia, An. expedition
to operate from Albania is pre-|

paring.

Germans to Retire
Saloniki: It is reported here
that Von Mackensen’s army has
been withdrawn from the Servian

front to Bulgarian territory,

( __- FRIDAY, DEC. 3 Bi

Russians in Bulgaria, H

London: The invasion of Bul-
garia by a large Russian army
is reported.
Unconfirmed reports from Sal-
oniki to. the London morning
papers state that Austro-German
forces, which were‘in possedsfon | &

suddenly deflected: toward. the
Bulgarian-Roumaniai frontier to
meet a possible Russian attack,

there is a feeling that the Bul-| “
garian army might: not fight the
Russians with the same spirit as
against the Servians, .

Saloniki reports say Monastir
was ogeupied: yesterday _by .the
Teutonic troops.”

In the French drive on the
Bulgarian positions, .a trench
containing 2000 Bulgarian rifles
was captured.

grins are evacuating Plevje.

, Austria Wants Peace.
London: Confirmation of re-
ports that Austrians are: ‘anxious
for peace ja given by the arrest

Austrian. reichstag . for ‘partiei-
ating | in ‘the peace. movement,
. German Divers Busy

A telegram: to Renter's. Tele- |1
gram. Co... from. Malts ‘says the}:
British steamer Colenga; previous. |:
ly reported sunk, was sent to the].
bottom by an: ‘Austrian submarine

of the Veles district, hava been a

According to these despatches, tha

-Under pressure from superior :
torces of Austrians, the Montene-

of. thirty-three: taembers of. the =

apparently the: gubmarine which:
torpedoed her.was the. same . one
which. sunk the British steamers -
Malinche- ‘and Tania. “The crew.
of the Colenso- “was: piven ten.

which’ was then bibwn. up. The.

and arrived at Malta Wednesday —
afternoon,. _-

London: -A despatch to the.
Daily Telegraph from ‘Athens
says-a British coast ‘defense gun-
boat, in -Egyptian waters, hag
been sunk by a | German submar-
ine,

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The sewing. party in ‘aid of the

| Red Cross will meet at the’ Mis-

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As many members as ‘possible
are asked to be present, in’ order -
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sale and pleasant evening which

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Recruiting for New Corps.
Orders have been issued for

Northern B, C. Battalion, which
will be. under the command of
Lieut.-Col, Warden. The battal-
ion will be concentrated at Co-
mox, where suitable accomoda-
tion has been procured.

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