THE WAR

Horowhenua Chronicle, 21 April 1915, Page 3

THE WAR

« (ELKCriUU , '«I,ICGKAI'H--C(ll , V«10Hr I | I'JCIt f'CASSOCIATION I MOKE SUCCESSES. Paiis. April !20. Official.-Our attacks on both flanks at Fnclit forced the enemy precipitnter l,v to evacuate Efiel.sbrn.cke, above Metzeval. where* he abandoned a lar^c > unit'Uiib of material. STRIKE THREATENED. London. April 2(1. In spite of their leaders' remonstrances the South Wales miners have ( decided to support a national strike in order to secure a 20 per cent. war j bonus. Tile North Wales Miners' Association has notified owners that after May !'th they will cease to work in any mini' employing non-unionists or lion-fiiiiiKeial members. IN. THE CARPATHIANS. I Petroßiad, April '20. enemy suffered great 1 louses in a further ;>ttiu-k on the heights of Tolepoich. A batttalion siirreudcr- > ed en bloc. Fresh attacks in the direction of Stry.j were repulsed. f. .... (Received This Day S..'W a.m.) A UIUTTSH SUCCESS. f * London, October 20. Official.—The British occupied Kielnianshoop. TO SAFE QUARTERS. Renter states that Austro->Oerinau steamers refu»iiiy; at Ancona have been ordered to Dalmatia under Austrian destroyer and submarine escort. CALLLINC UP RESERVES. The Echo Do Paris states that Italy has called up the 189T class of men.