ANOTHER AUSTRIAN SUBMARINE SUNK

Dominion, Volume 8, Issue 2542, 17 August 1915, Page 5

ANOTHER AUSTRIAN SUBMARINE SUNK

DECOYED TO ITS DOOM - ! | PROGRESS OF THE ITALIAN OFFENSIVE By Telcgraph-Prcss AsMciation-Oopyright (Ike- August IG, 10.10 p.m.) Rome, 'August 16. Tlio Austrian submarine Ul2, wlulo in mid-Adriatic, sought to approach an Italian torpedo-boat, ivhiclij cleverly manoeuvring, enticed her near the shore, an Italian submarine torpedoing the prey within easy striking distance. Both Italian vessels vainly endeavoured to save tho crew, tho enemy's submarino foundering immediately. [It was reported yesterday that the Italians had suuk the Austrian sub" marine U3i^

ITALIAN OFFICIAL COMMUNIQUE (Rec. August 16, 10.10 p.m.) . Rome, August 16. Official.—"ln the valley of the Adige a hostile armoured train attempted to raid tho railway station at Serravale, but was easily repulsed. "Tlio enemy's attack in force against their recently-lost positions in the Papcna Valley was repulsed with heavy losses. "Our infantry in the Soxten Valley havo reached the slopes of Peilcofel and Croda Rossa. Our infantry has also appreciably progressed in the Plemizo basin and in the Monte Nero zone." DESTRUCTIVE RAIDS BY ITALIAN AIRMEN. .. . . . . Paris, August 15. Advices from Venice state that fugitives report daily Italian air raids, which havo resulted in the complete destruction of military docks at Trieste', and damage to the Governor's Palace. * • SPIES IN THE CONFESSIONAL. (Rec. August 16, 10.10 p.m.) ,m t. , i , r Rome, 'August 16. file Pope has offered to send twelve Italian Capauchin monks to the concentration camps in Austria, as the Italian prisoners there refuse to confess to Austrian priests, whom they believe are spies. AUSTRIAN LIFE CONVICTS FOR THE FRONT. (Rec. August 16, 10.10 p.m.) _ Geneva, August 16. The Emperor Franz Josef lias assented to the release of ninety-six life convicts, provided they enlist.