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If You Want lL
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FA?, fo /.a... .Ac Truth: r etc* - Editorials - Advertisements
Vol. I XXV So. 25,174.
."i|l.i ion
II? Hi. Irll.r ...i., ?Hilnn '
TUESDAY, ni TOBKR 19, 1915.
? e e
_.., ,-_??_"_' In ?War of ?ew Terk. Jlewoi-. #eeaafCHr.an. ?? _ ifttaB.
THICK ONE ( E N I n__i_n_ui two c__am
JERSEY FIGHT
FOR SUFFRAGE
ON ALL NIGHT
Women Keep Up Bat?
tle for tlie Vote to
Last Minute.
BOSSES AGAINST
AMENDMENT
Republik?? State ( Kail
man ami J. R. Nugent
I rg? Dei? at.
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districts T- - ? s- ? ., te? '
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ttrtr. r'-r- ritie? plans 1. ? boos
Bid? to (SI , ' b'.l through
th? r ,
1* f ? 1 "i-tl
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trait'; ',:? h- _
bt Revtei * r-, . ..-?... el ? '
th. }..; | Committee,
Mtllr?*
lf r?*?
"I frrl cr.nf.diTt of victory fnr the
?sin I ? . ,;c in
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ANTI-SUFFRAGE AND SUFFRAGE LEADERS <H N'EWARK, THE
STORM CENTRE OF .TERSE.
7.
R Nugent, Democratic boss ol C '-1- I >untj rh? fijjhti s I aver) device known to
machine polit ind M re. M ma .nv, Winkle, presiden! of the Women' " tical ? il.f New Jer
i.is chief antagoniat.
Vote at Movie Gives
Small Suffrage Lead
Audience nt Knickerbocker Stands 216 "lor." 209
inst" and IH "Undecided"?Riverside
Drive Apartments I avor the \. omen.
THIRD TRIBUNE SUFFRAGE POLL
Place. Cn77\
PatCTIM Apartment?. ..
Ki erbo? kor Theatre
Totals to date
For. Afainat. in i>..-..%.t. i
25 15 . 44
216 18 4-; \
224 487
014 292 2.723
1.758 1.138 314 3.210
Totals . 24?
Previously canvassed. 1,517
Mera polla tnk.n yesterday r?y
no on the a
? v. ?i nv
?ty in fa
Bclude
. I ? Rival
apartment ad ut
. a ' ' i ?? t > ??
ai .- .? produei
. ?
tuin by i
...
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t to alga 1
marli a er?
? i
.y all th.- BSOT
proiichiil ??er?, ?rilling t<> led
loteal o? - "?i?1 way ?>r another.
The totbl nurnh.r of hallom cast
the thie? days Is S.'.K?. Of these, 1,
I vinjj woman the vi
1,18* nr?. oppoaad, and t\i are in do
iii... oa i i?-?'t ion Day, ?
? : '..'
In K nu k.rl.ix-ktr Theatre.
? ? .- r?-, Hroi
way ?.: ??...,
I | ?
a a, oui of _ total "f Ml vo
opposed and
The sligb
a ng for t
; , ...,... ,
ten .? m that
? ? which i>r_c7n-n
>
\ erf? naaaee, thii
men Bit tint reheetra seats rot?
.
lixteet I
tl.r?-?* . . Jersey and si
tl j v. ? ? the ? nfranehi.
....
the amei
. i
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' town Tl
I .-n onl of town, Beven we?
for the ?
?
.roir '
? a rol
? Nee Jaree; is to I
ley. In Pennaylvai
? ? ded h
nest general el?-?
? - state. I
. ,
Thors wri
Maaaaehos? tts
1 ,ts In.tri bute?! ut Iloor.
A?-- - of th.
?
an.I market
D u rini
?er?
ami for the hon?-!.", of '^- od
... . a tan lions knows
i
a hal
? i Dtranet
1*01. v.i-re
1 i m ;??
A ?aparate \ote ol th?1 men attend
, f th> ?1 fa? ?>! of
t to the women
?Tie _?. !
n.?n, _ ? mitt ^oo?l at the ide
(..?.Uuur.l ou I'M' **. -uluniD I
WILSON VOTES TO-DAY
FOR SUFFRAGE CAUS
Will Travel with Oanison an
Tamulty to Princeton.
r ?an 1
. ... ? 18 Pr? ideal Wi
bob will t ravel t? I
to ea
The '? l eat i
?
; > .
Priai ? ? .>ii th? r?"ti.ir tri]
In the aftoraooa, snd the P
.. r. .n \> ai hingtotn
dinner Up trill lie?.r rh.
turn- fron hi? swi -?..-?? ?t the Whit
Frj sob?
DOG WRECKS PANTALETTE
Woman Save* Half ..f (.arment b
!'.?? i[.ii'a,' in Motor,
A pretty ?yoong ?roman wearing
high erowoo-a PoritSB ' ll
1 sgofl bios vsl ? * -
? - or? .1 -.ilk roffi? I pai .'? tt? ?tarte
ta ? liter SB SUtOI .oil? , . ?
Ninth Avenus itatioa ol the - s JTorl
?\ ? -? eheatei ft Bo.l N ?
Rochelle I eeterd i]
A lillll.lii;; Bl toehl 'I th? ?' ?
hefure a yonng ?BOB COald |
BUsl BO r,: OB? paatoll '
discloaiag I op? n bagon bio?
The voaog ?roaias I icopi
m.pf.lie.
RESCUE COST "?TOPER LIFI
Captain of Alanka Df?M "I ExhBBStlol
fr??m BovTsOg Seventy - it i it a* l'ers?.n?.
Seattle, .?et 18, ? iptain Simon B
llrunn, of th? ?tOOl ? I, wh<
.t?,.? un iip? hr. Ig? eoi ?? nos! )
? eatlvi <lh> Brhil?
?,. . ngeri ??; th? ?.-???
Mari] tly, died ol
,la.l
tei day.
1 '.?'?.nil l'runn resciie.) l?vent] Bin?
B? trem the Mur..
PEANUTS KILL BOY OF 3
lad llled YttASt?st Alter Calms l??o
\1 ?i.v on Sun.lav.
] SO BIBB} p.?an.it - I in -? I th?
? terdaj f thre? .<-nr old J ?f XI?
SCZOWSI I'erry Avenu?.
|
? ? . ?. ? ? toh? Bib
day from what issmed to be seal
I .mi sad h? toi ?i
, .'?:-, ? owed posants ?sen ths eaoss
iath
ELECTRK" MEN STAY OUT
Schrnetla.lv Strikers I'cjc.t < .?n?(>r-? -
nii?e Otfsrod hv ??nnpanv.
Sch.-ii.ru..:.. v- I . "--7 U Kepre
?ent?t ?
General Eleetri? I oiapaa] m.w on
.. ,.. voted r-- nlghl mai moualv t?>
i ? ?sfei made l.v
Georg? B. Ci .- aorol aaoaag. i ol
the plant
i. *.t..rker? ?truck ?hen their .!??
manii foi ?? ????'
faied Ml ' '
n!,.|. \\>-:r: ?roold bl '?',< B
/, par eeal - ? ??? i no, with
a nine and a hair II sad BBOthe?
f. ter eent r.cr.eM in one vcar and a
| nine hour day.
4 MASKED MEN
HOLD U? TRAINS
ON WEST SHORE
Engineer of Express Fol?
lowing Robbed Freight
Sees Baiidils. Dashes By.
Four mn-kul ? ?p a We .t
,.. aecord
? it to
i ??:
.
which they
thia city and
?
i- r. >['? . '? to the appeal ore hun
....
goal '! th.- several fer
?
! In ? ' ? ' al lleail
tha ,-i a, ?ho
.lui the job.
. to W eehawken,
. ?he pur_u?-1 t tha trail
Tha hold op, it ?a- stated, waa eeas*
mitted i. \\. ? nel in
he I I op was s fas frei, t,
.In.. aw a? 10:17. '?? ir
I set s
ryler stopped, foui
,, .. |
road and ? I
' ' r
i .... ri.li U hi B
they did, tw?
broke
.. eai and ' brew sai i ral i>h'
.der? .I Tj 1er to pro
eeed with I i I
. ? ; t? ter s fast si pn ss
triim. a!bo bound north, encountered
... ? Bngineei Edward
? ...i power ?mil v.;?, enming
to a top when he espied Ihs men with
li,. - 'i rea h ; - le? si api n ai _
? i trj lag to
? -. .1.
Tony Greet , spsirei
he ?vent t'? i'ix the signal
? it :? m m der to
Mi i . four ?en
eroaaing
i i ... i. from i ha
... ition of the
? ?. ; .
? ? ? i .
tuiir.nu nir ?md
?'
win raw hs
? i | tstiot
erilf O'Brien O'Briea
?
?
? .-?ar. hirg
thai II h.-..I pe? sod through
? . Ighl BSinUtOfl behird
I'tiR up ar. _
... .,.,f..|_
ry . oon after
Twelve Hours Without a Fire.
Fire II? t i egister
la all o'clock Sunday
'clock y? -'erday
I ??
ENGLAND SENDS
NEW COMMANDEE
TO DARDANELLES
Sir ?an Hamilton Callee
Bath to Britain "To
Make Report."
HONRO IS NAMED
TO SUCCEED MIM
War Office rakes Action Afh'r
AbanJuiim - nt of ( ampaigfl
Is Suggested.
London, I lei 1I H ? 01 General
' Carm! cha Honro ha '.?._.
Ian Hamilton, who rol
? ?
mad?
Pending Uei n Monro1 an
di pol Ms r General W .
Bi i la ?.. I will
?iii- ti
peal ? the House of 1
?- tlfred Milner d
?
Ref err i ne < tha Dardan?
said:
"It h;,
teri ibl? to iil'i. that
_ to th? lo ol ;.|. .? ;
'. imt would o i" '. ?ff? et Bril
sntei
pi ; o- i ? i ?? pei -i^'? .1 in and en
eompleti . toi '
For ... '? ?. aol '?? et c i ,- well
? ? i he expeditionary fon
? way thro _
florn. I in
. ?h,. ?', . . ? .
b n in- 'i attack Ba
of disasters, I ndoned
? ? ?am?- the laborious work ol
? i on the Gall poli Pen . ? ai I
? i and ss i
o .
i, who
?
?
April. ha?
ports ?if he ins.
l.on.inn Hlata at i allere,
Th? result has be? fl l on I B B ;
Londot I rhether th?
"i" i ? rere advancing In a wai
warrant continu iti? it l lure wi
timated nal on ly In I he a leial rei
l'ii1 :?l?o in tha talk of hi__h ol
circles.
Huh sir Kdwerd Ore?'? statemenl
?? Par menl ssl
?
. iseount Milnei ?? vi. ?..
: of the Balkan situation there i
? .t.,. eoui -'? for the Allies to ;
ers ? to wll hdra
I60.fl .n or 200,000 French and B
ei ? from the Oi
i abandon tha Dardan? I s ma ami
? -
Leed Leni dea ne, i ?? r tha
goi ernnsi nl
tad He aid that it waa int po i i.'.?- for
any member of tl to gira
un under! iking tl t tl ? would
continue in the Dardai
oi would be v. Ithdrawn from th? m, it
would h?1 onpatriol c and improper, h .
to for? '? th?
? ona in
trj i ei gaged.
(?llicial l in Ir-, _roaoe__
then the rvaeiv? answer of Lord
Lanado? ha issed eat
h ?| -.\..
pal i ial ' onfirmation of
the Dardanelle e im| to ba
given up, and "I"- iomoi -pn ad tl
London that lud
i lated
The n-rull of Sir Ian Hamilton is the
rnment's anawei I
V'hethi hal tep mean - that the op
tions will be i
commander ,-r ...
? lita).nk' ai 'i hs- ealled baek Gen
? i tl Hamilton to i there
is -till h"i e of reaching Cot
is not diacli ? id ' tha es rol u ly cen?
sored cablea from London.
General Sir Ian Hamilton is ons
the reten i if the 1
army, ha. ng bi he AI
W m of Ifl 18, *' a !'? bi W ?u of 1881,
Nile expedil pi
\ ._ snd : he So il h Ai can War, ia
which he waa Lord
K itchener. Ho ia .I.
Major Geaerel I barios l armiehael
Monro, who was bol i in la. 0, a..
. i commander of an u mj e rps
,i, ? January. H entered I
. - ? . I "
i...i. r : e
commanda :
f( ! ..?
Major ?ieneral W ?hum R Birdwood,
who Ml
the i u ?
? ?. ; , battle last Ma|
lipeli front. He baa a
.'? ? . r>"*> Il tl a Boer w ar,
? '
m. In that war ba lUni ??? ! I
a
Comstock. "Modern Galahad."
Oral go. S. J., Oct. 11
..... pari I Da 1
?
: ? he aa
I nobler champ.on of ,
Gilbert K. Chesterton
writ?*? in Ihr* Sunday I rihune of " I he War of hnglr.h
I ni'ii. ip.tti.?!! Mr point?- ?nit in ? typical Chesterton
mann? r how the war may rele.iie the i nglisri from many
institution* avnd mipohrwhihties that h.ive made them le?,-?,
happy .it home and less respe? ted al.road than they
.?should have heen.
It is a viewpoint amply worth getting f??r itself alone,
hut if you have read his previous arti? 1; s you will find
in it a doul.le fa*, m.ition. I ell your dealer to day to
leservr your ropy
Sit? ?it??ag Sr?mtt*
First ?o I..IU- tht hull \eus ? t-dttortait~-Advtrtittmettt
Allies Seize Turkish Port;
Push On to Serbia's Aid;
Britain Recalls Hamilton
VON MACKENSEN PLANS TO REACH
CONSTANTINOPLE BY DECEMBER 1
i. . :- r
P.iriH. Oct. 18.--I-'iel?l Marshal von Mackensen plsns to be in Con
atstltinoplc by December 1. This is learned from the orders of a
German HeUtonant, now In Basle. Switzerland, where he is conve?
les. ?n?| before rejoining his regiment.
The lieutenant, who is attached to the 16th Hav-arian Corps, ha?
been ordered to rejoin his company at Dedeaghatch, Bulgaria, be?
tween November 10 and December 3. After this time, the order is
de. I.,rr-i to state, the corps will be stationed at Constantinople.
I he German invasion of Serbia began on October 8. which would
t.; r the Kai^ei's General S?atT nfty-six days to complete the 450 mile
journey to Dedeofhatch, or about eight miles a day, if the lieutenant's
schedule is followed.
EDWARD CARSO
RESIGNS POST I
BRITISH CAB?N?
Attorney General Believ
forced Out by Nea
-Eastern Policy.
? - ? mim 'i
London, <>.?? II Sir K.lwnr.l Car
\ ? General, I '.r:u-1 f
?et.
. rastioa, th?
op? n ii.iiii .-.??????. ..' the ?livery'?
notvn to <*xi?t amone
? lalt, sceordiag U
Bathoi ? - '. Bot of the i
? ? ? ion, hut of
eondil ri in th? Near Eai
? n has m
? ? .-latioii of I
? ? ? anders!
he d
the Balkan! aad l
dandles and of the method of eonfid
th? ?.? ' -;. i | to s si
"inner cabin? I
The i-i"ai|-rii?tiot! of Sir Edward <
?on eotuei si bo great loroi
ivo roflowed recent v/i
h i ?,:-... ? l h? I oi 4on pros?
i ii for i? ?r?
?? Sir Edwartl had remai
. from thro? v? ('??bi
?' hi? re:
I tat \'. edneedav, but a proi
followed fron the ITnioi
!....<1? r.
??1 Rdtrsrd, ?lac? hi? entrance i
?. had held verj ?troaglj
the \ i -a thai the ? tr must be g
?hict.-.i ? ? * i iei - ee
I from time to tl
? 1. ,t he had I ??? : si oddi srltl stl
member? of the Cabinet ob the coi
? the Balhaaa aad Di
danelles. though II ?rs? presumed un
to day 'In.' hi - creates! objection tv
>.i ? oBser ptionl ?* i ,r.r'-' la Par!
ment, His re? igna! ?ob i? probal
lue to th? " ' '?? i"
tionist members to force a deeisi
? fa\.?r of ultimate compi
??OB.
I* had I?. generell) assumed, "T
London Chroalele'e" Parliamoats
eorrespondenl declared yesterday, th
the question of compulsory milita
service ?vould be left in ?beysi. bb
Lord Derby hrul complete?1 hi? task
rhii'f recruiter.
Split ?m Coaoctiotlao.
"Doubl les? 'he ee il ." ?s
this < n - del '. "feel ilneerely th
eompulilon is n?ce?isry to win the w?
hut ti i volnntsrists, ?rho sre ?till In
majority in the Cabtaot, BIO ?? pin?
ed thai ?n abandonmenl of tl
Iprn ien( ij ten befoi ?? it hs? b. ? rlt
to the uttermoal sroald not itrengthe
bal wenk.'i*., oar ?rm? "
red ' I thst i
attempt to rash th? Cabii ?I
of compulsion so ioob sfter Lord Deri
? bii hsBd '.. the plough mitfl
produce dl estn u result
"It can only divi le th?
???? | eoaclusioB, "ami if th? re li
break up ef ?he Cobiaet *here ?III '.
a division in the nation. The eonseli;
tioni?t minister? will he fruitrstin
? hell art n objects b|
ei
Crist? in British P.ilitic?.
Th? crisis ? baa con?
BOOOOr, perhspe, than hail been S?
rtsl - .
to ' 'iee a prompt decu".
eairied -.ut Bi
iob'i rosigBstion may b
? ? of -riitny to follow, I? i
not Improbab - ?
t ?-ri is in llri'ish politic
? ' i.
?? ? , ? . ?
rof ? ?' u* ir
? ' ?' ,
er Alii
It is that 'h.
; -? ? h. pelessly dl
rent ref., ?
inellei operationi nn-' <???-'
? I.
? ... imoag I
??? r.ril S<-rhiiin q ;??
bt thst the BiH
. ?? ' I I BO?
of ?.-rue kind -?i
ich i ? ?
? ' ? ? ble.
? creatlor
of h ? fta, five- ?.
? a - be g -.-en fg |
? ? fB? the dl ?reel f th?
the fl ? the press
.... ... .
It i? . . . ?? f Uni
? would he Im
lifficall to form
or r?orif?n : .? | I . | .- |.
rhe advasatas of t
imall witr '?...Ar.! pom' ..u- thit* a SO??
tee f this 1 ?way wltl
aad irgoaes of v.ew? im
po.sible t.. erad It? IB a large, .irlih
erstivr cnnim; '*.<? tlolaod solely to
'.??nl Alth palil cal litu itioai Tbli
? .?s been ?p..
: * '-.r ' he lust ttro
?
Th.- - before the House of
?"omr- 4,-.k have revaaled the
uneasiness of mind of I'ailiament mam
Lei s in r?i?'ar.l to varion? aspect! of trie
(< mum??! oo pasar 2, coltina 1
CHURCH BLOTS WAR HATE
"Murdered" un I BSftaalS Tablet Offends
English I hancellor.
London, Oel : --.- ?all "f ?
? ., .;.,??.
hatred," ??.a the
b) Sir I'hi'.ip Wilbraham, th,-?r.
Cheater,
? ? , .?
10. I plaks
bear the ?nacription
was murdered on 'in- by the
i iermai
!'' :i * i !.
ha? a to bi aken oui of the tab
l . ?? , ? hon
thai 'he ins< id, "who
life v. I ? nia was toi | I
by the Gen i i - a?ree.i to.
ASKS U. S. INQUIRY
INTO NURSES DEATH
(irey Wants Particulars of Brit
i -.h Woman's ExectttiOM.
London. Oct. 1H The Knr'-::*n leers
tary, Sir Edward Grey, has requ I
the American govemmeal to
reui ' a execul
Edith Cavell, _ British .n .
Bruss?
Hiss Cavell, who bad been at th*
bead of a I . ? hool m Ht u.,
was put *" death by order of 'h. <??!
man BUthoritiOS on the charge of hav
, ine harbored Britiah and Froach sol
i diera and Belgians of military age i ad
ape from Belgium
to join their cell
Washington, Oct. l*- The r.
of the Britian Foreign Mini ???-r that
the i''. ted s- ti tigata the exe?
cution of M ? - Edith Cave
been received ;?? the sta'e Departmenl
. to-night II n a ? itated, how?
un loubtedlj '1 ?? reque l
?
. all the i?i|'!?i
matic work for Groal Britain ia tha
ory eontn '. ed bj Gai m inj
TH.' Invi itigatien of I I on ? I
Hiss Cav? . be precisely similar,
:? - lUppi ad ? ? . to "'her in , . .
which representstivea of this govern
ment leva ! -ince the war
PLANS BIG ARMENIAN
ARMY TO FIGHT TURKS
Officer Will Try to Raise Corp.
to Join Allies.
London Oet 11. A Renter ilspateh
from Petroi id
'? Toi eom '. - planning to ra ?
?? olunte? . eorp? fr im 7h.. Ar.;-.- <
now residing in the Ralkans, Egypt,
Italy, France, Great Hntain and the
1 nitad States '.1 (Ighl 1b the ranks of
the Aille. anaiTist Turkey.
"In aii sppeal C?ptala Torcom
Irmeniana havs I.a aaabla to ?>r?
\ent itie ms 11 sere Of Ar:.
I " r by the Tui
those ' ether eountri?
P01 key and thai the \. ed
powei li t refusa tl m the boner
j Sing in the war Bgslnst their op
?' sptain Toreeas's plan provides for
the foi a a ....
mem of tea bat
lad In
mg m Gel '? ?'.
? al ' and la
t to si ?-? ''? Lei la ? ? gel hi
11 er il lea "
KAISER FORETELLS VICTORY
(.reels Moravian? with I'rayer for C.er
man Missions.
Her'.ir. I ' ? releas te Say
1 . \ v Emperor *k ill lam, in
? a n r?.p!-. to the greel .
? ? ? ' :
Bl Herri..-. ?
? .
"I hope that by tod's help th0WOUa_B
? : upon Germs
'a .vnr will be healed aftei a v.
..-t?."
DUMBA CANT OET ALONG
Ves. el larr.in. the PectOI Is Now
Detained at Deal.
London, ' '?** II Th? ? HOI N'leuw
1 :.- - k ..n boa '.I l>r ? '?m ?
.
. ?or to the
?I, ac
Lvcriing News," ?rid
: robably remain there a few day?.
Amsterdasa, Oct. ta Or w s Self,
leeretary of State for the
baa arrived at The Hague
Dr DuRiba la bIbo expoctod ?.
Hague, it 1? stated.
?
HEAVY FIGHTING AT VRANYA
Serbian Railroad Junction Hotly ( ?in?
terned Still.
A*.1-.-; ?. I '? ' 1J There is > I . .
? _ in the Kistivac-Vranva d
- I
\.. bi d ?,' to 1
Ionics, the Serbians have been strongly
: eed
Beyond Vmnya telegraphic cotnmutu
cation is niterrup*.- J.
RuljcarsThrown Back
in Attempt to Cut Sa?
l?nica Railroad.
TEUTONS MAKE
TEN MILE GAIN
Take Villages South of
Pozarevac, but Admit
Heavy Losses.
ITALY SENDS TROOPS
Warships and Transports He*
ported Off Hulgar Port
of Dedeaiihatch.
r. i .? . M? r*ne .?-?._>_?_ ?
London, n, t. IM. \ new lantll.g
.Hied troops at Enoe. m the
Aegean eoeat of Europ?en Turkey,
ami the fail of Stl 'imnit.a, the I. il
garlan fortified town north of the
(?i?'?-k frontier, to French forces
rushed from Sal?nica gave further
proof t<j ?lay thai '-?'ii Mackensen's
drive t?> ? tint pie ama not to
be nnoppo ? d.
This ti**\v iir.:'. ion of Turkey,
arhieh is annoui i'?-?! m an Athen*
diapateh to the I. ? ? -1 ? *? "Me.sagger","
nay proangn, according t" aocperta
here, eltber a freeh attack on Con?
stant?nople from the (hatalja I'ciun
?iila. in a quick ef.irt U> bring T <r
key to her knot!, Ot a mo1., in
the Bulgarian port "f Dadaoghntch
Bulgaria, a?t?-mf.t t?? cut I a
Nisi? Sal?nica railroad ??t Vu
i?-- dangeroui to th?- u it
the Alli?e' expeditionary force sn<i
the ii.-trd p*.-?--??il Serbiana.
The lighting at Vmnjn la still m
pi ugroaa, according te Raoni dis
patthta from Athene, with the Bul
_:?!:.u ? -liiwlv being driven back.
. Brlior reports ttXoi that they hail
I-.1 in Mowing up a bridge,
i ut so far as r??uld lie learned to
i i-h' the structure destroyed was
not mi flu* railway, nut a small
:? ooden bridge neni Ht,
Southea I of Pocarevac Herlm re
? . mile gain, with the
occupation of tii?* vi?agis ??f Crniet
and Boaevae, irhila the Botha are re
ported m retreal from the Ungen
?, In Northe/eetern _______
Tha Bulgar . Berlin alao am -'-;- i ,
? ? belghta <if Muelin
Percin and Badin Zub.
N ?. li IdaaHe ItVtirement.
Niah admita the retirenaent from
th?' Macva region, bed Hanns that
the Si old poeitiona deal?
noting Semendrie and the valley of
th?' Jeaava River. The BolgnrlaM,
the rep .rt -ays, have b?*en held in
check all along the line except St
Vranja, arbora the Serl .1 bull Bul
gar ci ??'??;. - Kseoded in blowing _p
a bridge. King Ferdinand's troOffJg
ere accuaed of unprecedented atroci*
t lea.
Th?1 septere of S? rummtrs has
'"'. the depression
? ?? ??f news of the
ea ? . edition, with its ?lownen
ehing the Serbians. The town is
' Strategie value to the Allies, as
Its occupation permits the drfence of
'he southern end of the railway and
Bulgeriaaa to divide their
?
"All uloni; 'he lin? to Nish," a
Tempe" r leal telegraphs,
* itieaa in Serbia are
I the arrival of allied rein
f? rcemeal i for the SorMaae,
"Niah, the ? ? . Baa-Hal of Ser?
bia, is - I ? n'en?e ansie
.. ! '? BBonrnlng for the fallen
?ir, treope, decorated
.' color? of the Entente
? th. arrival of
French an.' They hav.
awaited loi ??'?? eral ?lays, and
? felt at the ?|e
i coming. The news of the
the i-i ?-hiant are of
invavon *_?
?. iple who remain admirably
veil
"Sal?nica, from which I have jast
arrived, presenta an ama.tr.r specta
. B? d< < 'he numer
ps of war th.re. a va?t fleet of
of tra.fing the French and
Briti'h Ma;:? ia in the harbor. The
trotta of the citv are crowded with
? reijjn uniforms, the khaki
an?! the Preach service blue predomt
|
Serbs Awaiting Alli?e.
"After the train on which the cor*
respondent wm travellieg had crossed
erblaa frontier, all the ?tstions
aren feead to have been decorated, an _
- w.-re w waiting ti> welcome the
of the Alhea. French and Brit
?er?, on the tram were repeatedly
Bohod by eselted iageirers if the sol*
i ara ??' thell nation, would begin to
arrive t<> morrow."
Keporti to the Pans "Petit Journal"
also say '.hat a great laid ai;>: sea a*
the Allies i* being planned
' ?? iBge I ? ' f B ..?n- a and
Italy is to *ake a prominent
|._r* ?:..-.? operations, nay. the
"I'etit Journal " a .nted
b] a naval ?madree and transports.
Italy has i.usliy decided not to aid

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