THE WAR.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 21 July 1915, Page 2

THE WAR.

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ITALIAN WARSHIP SUNK

Home, July 20.

Official.—A submarine torpedoed and sank the Giuseppe ..Garibaldi in tlio Adriatic. Most - of the crew were saved.

Official.-Since the 7th there lias been much activity among the Italian ships and aircraft in the Adriatic. Our warships destroyed a revictualling base lor torpedoers on one of the Dalmatian Islands. An Italian dirigiblo caused fires at the important Stabilimento Tecnico works in Trieste which was visible for 25 miles. The waterpianos dropped bombs oil Austria d«stroyers concentrated in Fabana Canal, near l'ola. Official.—We had marked success oil the Isonzu front. On Sunday there was a resolute sanguinary action on Carso plateau. We captured several lines of armoured trenches, taking -000 prisoners-, six inachin. j>uns, 1-30U riUci-s and munitions. . The .-iicack s renewed and doubled mi the entire Ifloiizo front on Moii'ir.y. TiJE GERMAN FORCE. i'etrograd, July 10. It is estimated that the enemy is operating with lorty-one army corps whereof fourteen are between the \ islula and the Bug. eight between tlio Hug and the Dniester, seven north ol Xarew, heven on Courland-Kovno and live west of the Niemen, CAISUALTIE.S'. DIED OF WOUNDS. Canterbury Mounted. Trooper J. McDonald. WOUNDED, Field Artillery. Boinbadier F. C. Ryan. che6t and neck. O'uliner 11, E. Halpiii, loft log amputated. Gunner O. G. W. Priest, left arm.