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Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Mar 17, 1915

Page

9

Italy Poised for War With Mighty Fleet at Dardanelles

Semi official Rome dispatches say Italy is near war and will join the Allied effort at the Dardanelles. The fleet includes six new Dreadnoughts and four Queen Elizabeth type superdreadnoughts in the works. Italy seeks Adriatic coastal gains and footholds on the Albanian coast, with Avlona already in Italian hands as tensions rise across Europe.

Andria Doria Caio Duilio Dante Alighieri Conte di Cavour Leonardo da Vinci Giulio Cesare Italy Dardanelles Constantinople Rome Austria Adriatic Europe Avlona

Germans Say They Blew Up Dresden Off Chile

German embassy reports Dresden attacked by British forces near neutral waters and says the crew blew up the ship after damage and coal loss forced its retreat to Juan Fernandez. One note says 15 wounded were landed. three men killed. others to be brought to Valparaiso.

Washington Dresden Chile Valparaiso Juan Fernandez H. M Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse Bay of Rio de Oro Highfiler West Africa

War News In Brief From Fronts And Seas

Survivors of the sunken German cruiser Dresden reach Valparaiso aboard the Orama with three crew killed, 15 wounded and 19 missing. French trench actions at Notre Dame de Lorette and Champagne yield prisoners and gains while German counterattacks fail. Antwerp grain seized for Germany valued at $6,000,000. Germans suffer 17,000 to 18,000 losses at Neuve Chapelle. British retake St Eloi trenches near Ypres. German forces seize nearby heights. Russian forces report successes and 2,000 more German prisoners in Poland as battles loom in Przasnysz and along the Orzyc. German bombardments near Warsaw and in Pilica district show limited success. Smolensk-Carpathian fights yield 2,400 Russian prisoners and 17 machine guns amid heavy snow.

Dresden Valparaiso Chili Orama Notre Dame de Lorette Paris Perthes Champagne Argonne Bolante Vauquois le Pretre Antwerp Germany London Battle of Neuve Chapelle St. Eloi Ypres Berlin Przasnysz Poland Orzyc Petrograd Warsaw Bzura Pilica Smolensk Carpathians

Austria Refuses Italian Demands in Territorial Dispute

Rome reports Austria rebuffs Italy in ongoing talks over Adriatic borders. Italy seeks Trent to Fiume and coastal Istria plus Dalmatian islands, while Austria offers limited cessions and demands large monetary concessions and renunciation of further claims. German assurances favor Vienna while Allies push for Italy to join in postwar settlements.

Rome Milan Austria Germany Vienna Francis Joseph Italy Austrian Tyrol Adriatic Prince von Buelow Berlin Pola Trent Trieste Albania Mediterranean Great Britain France Austria-Hungary Hungary Triest Aviona Aegean Islands Adriatic Sea Fiume Venoste Passaiiie Brecnie Reverto Bozen Meran Brescia Bruneck Julian Alps Goritz Istria Tolmein Delmatian Veglia Cherzo Lunga Brazza Lesina Curzola Meleda Lissa Gradisca Austro-Hungarian Empire

Hyomei Germ Destroyer Promises Cure for Catarrh

An advertisement extols Hyomei as a root cure for catarrh, claiming it destroys germs in nose and lungs. It contrasts Hyomei with temporary sprays and promises money back if results fail. Available at Riker Jaynes Drug Stores with a pocket inhaler included.

Boston Riker-Jaynes Jirst

Smallpox Increases in Petrograd Delhi

Petrograd reports 470 smallpox cases in January and February, up from 1178 for all of last year, marking a sharp rise in the capital’s outbreak.

Petrograd

German Claims Break in Allied Lines and Russian Setbacks

Berlin reports March 16 that German forces seized heights near St Eloi and progressed on the Lorette crest near Arras. French attacks in Champagne failed with heavy losses, while Russians were repelled on multiple fronts and 2,000 taken prisoner at Jednorczek.

St. Eloi Champagne

British Query on Japan Invasion of China

In London March 16 Foreign Secretary Grey faced a Commons question about Japan sending a large force to China escorted by a warship squadron. He declined to reply, saying he had received no notice the question would be asked.

London Grey House of Commons Japan China

British Reports Continue Neuve Chapelle Fighting

The March 15 British semi weekly update says operations near Neuve Chapelle continued since March 11. The line captured March 10 and 11 to the east of the village was consolidated and held against repeated enemy attempts to retake it. During the night of March 11 12 and the early morning of the 12th several counterattacks east of Neuve Chapelle were repulsed and 60 prisoners were captured.

London Neuve Chapelle

British gains at Epinette and Neuve Chapelle fronts

The night action east of Armentieres captures the village of Epinette advancing lines by 300 yards on an 800 yard front. Severe fighting at Neuve Chapelle on March 12 yields 612 German prisoners and ongoing minor counterattacks fail to retake ground. By March 14 and 15 total German losses are estimated high while British air forces report successes and rail junctions at Don and Douai are damaged.

Armentieres Epinette Neuve Chapelle St. Eloi Royal Flying Corps Don Doual

Russian Statement Reports Polish Front Gains and Carpathian Advances

Official communique says Russian forces destroyed enemy advance parties near Koperow and captured Stegna and Yednorczec with 700 prisoners and guns. It notes partial gains north of Przasnysz Groudovsk line, heavy losses for Austrians in the Carpathians with 2400 prisoners, and continued offensives near Tarnowice Polno and Przemysl despite deep snow.

Petrograd London Koperow Orzyc River Stegna Yednorczec Przasnysz-Groudovsk Vistula Bgura Pilica Carpathians Smolnik Baligrad Ustok Zawadka Rozanka Galicia Stanislau- Kolomea Tarnowice Polno Przemysl

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