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u I I TWO GERMAN SUB BOATS SUNK! BRITISH VESSELS TORPEDOED Madrid. British cruisers sank two German submarines off Gibraltar. London. British steamers Califor nian and Moorina sunkJ)y German submarines. "" London. British torpedo boat Louis stranded, on Eastern Mediter ranean coast, total wreck. Crew saved. London. British steamship Clan Macallister sunk by German subma rine. Sofia, via Amsterdam and London. 5,000 Serbians captured by Bulga rians in and around Nish. Paris. Repulse of German assault on Givenchy in Artois region re ported. Berlin, via London. "We have re pulsed Russians everywhere," war office announced. Muskovite forces had been directing fierce attacks at both northern and southern extremi ties of Teutonic eastern line. Berlin, via London. Fresh forces of Austro-German and Bulgarian troops effected a junction at Vlashka, in Serbian region along Orient rail road. Athens. French recaptured the Southern Serbian town of Veles from Bulgarians today. Athens. Bulgaria and Greece reached agreement Tuesday which will keep Greece out of war, accord ing to Athens press today. " Bulgaria, these accounts say, will demobilize at end of its Serbian cam paign and promise not to cross Doi-ran-Gyevgyeli line nor to enter Mo nastir. Should military operations against Monastir become absolutely neces sary, it is arranged that Germany shall conduct them without Bulgar participation. o o TREAT FOR CRIPPLES Sixty crippled children from the County hospital, the Home for Crip pled Children and the Convalescent i Home for Women and Children were taken to the flower show at the Coli seum today by the Sunbeam league. The youngsters wefat in autos. o o FRENCH PREMIER FROWNS ON PEACE PLANS By William Philip Simms Paris, Nov. 10. "All this talk of peace is misplaced." This statment was made by French Premier Aristide Briand today. He addresed a group of American corre spondents to whom he had granted the first audience of the kind ever ac corded by a French cabinet official. It was a gathering very similar to President Wilson's Tuesday recep tion of the correspondents in Wash ington. The American newspaper men were allowed to ask whatever questions they chose and the premier answered as many as possible. "You may rest assured," he con tinued, "that it js not the French who start these peace rumors. Until our soldiers fighting and dying out yon der in the trenches have won decisive victories we shall not talk peace in Paris." O O; MILLION LOSS IN MUNITION FACTORY FIRE South Bethlehem, Pa., Nov. 10. That the loss, caused by fire which destroyed No. 4 machine shop of the Bethlehem Steel Co., early this morning will total a million dollars and probably more was believed this afternoon. The building, in which 2,100 men were employed, was used for the manufacture of guns for this govern ment and England. The fire was caused by an explo sion following the short circuiting of electric wires, a spark from, which ig nited a pit of oiL When the fire started 800 guns were in the building, 150 of which were ready for shipment Some of these were for England and her allies and others for this government.