THE WAR.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 29 March 1915, Page 2

THE WAR.

ui.Ecricii; , ':'SLKfiitAi'ii--c()i , vmoHr | ! VHll rH'_SS . SSOIUVriON. j GERMAN TOWNS HOMIJARDED Pans. March 27. Ten French airmen bombarded the air-sTieds at Frascati, the railway .station at Metz, and tho barracks at Strasbiirg. All returned safely. Berlin, March 28. Official—A French aviator bombarded Sapaume. killing one Frenchman and wounding two. Amsterdam, March 27. Tilt- Germans admit that the air raid at Motz killed three .soldiers, but savK it was otherwise abortive. THE DOCKYARD AYORKERS. London, March 27 Skilled workers in the Govenimvii i dockyards have been granted a 3s increase, unskilled 2.s and pieceworker; 7j jjfr cent. There is renewed trouble- at Birkciiliead nhere a minority consisting ol 2000 refuse k> work TAeuk-encls. OFFICIAL REPOET. Pctrograd, March 2.. Official.— AVe considerably progress, i! in tho direction of Hart'leld. The Aufitj-iaus when falling back bimnvl the village of Bori, westward of Dukla Pass. AVe carried a fortified fieiglit eastward of Ravowertz near Bnligroo nudi repulsed large; forces near Konziwaka. taking prisoner 2500 Austrian? besides 10 officers. After several days of ■energetic engagements we capture*! the .summit of Hartmansweilerkoff and simultaneously made progress east and south tlTereof. capturing many prisoners and much abandoned material. THE GERMAN STORY. Amsterdam, 3Tarch 27. A German official message admits the capture and says: "AA r e are in possession of the slopes beyond. • The Russians attempting a raid on Tilsit were defeated with heavy loss. THE AUSTRIAN STORY. ' Vienna. March 27 J After a violent engagement north ' east of Czernowitz we drove back -sn ' perior forces capturing 1000 prisoner? ' and two guns. ;