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in thi I ng to
.
at peace ii
ratd to h? ' I ' ?! -
?s ?
riel lt8,.k?n operat.
r ed t B u I ga ris, i
?
,, ,-*r -v> ? er ft aid ia th?
redxi,-" ? SS4
that the
I'ardsr.e:.?? altacl
? ?
? ?
|?n Hs " ' tootloo
. t th? I -a- .
Berl a oloa I si v*?' I 'i-'1* ?*? *?"
hpo'.i ffc" ; . .
a corresr-*- ?:? ' '
tele*
gr.rh.:
"Vc.r eoi mt learoi >? ?
?? - ' hat tl
dor.rrr I
r-, Frar.ce ?- rj
ha? 1 M '-ir-"" R?
?
, ? .
? ?
' ? ?
>f I .'.r.tente
; ccd of the hope
?
I
I
sad
of I
n and
? |
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-
, . ? ? ? ? ?
ei " ? ava.
Th?
*' .
! ov -
eriflg th? ? ? ? ? ib? of
? here, is a? fo?nw? :
.
: ? th? ?i
i art
?
in a ?OUtl ? ward
I'azarevatz. For the ?ame :?
position a
shor'
on t ? ?
ana
Th.it demi
.? S. ir.e: li?
the Jesava River.
After ?vacuai arrvat? to
IB?
vnrd
j,
n< ?
' Iding
them ?n check h'.I along the Ha?
the *'t.e H .
dis?
order.
Hulirar cavalry succeeded in enter
'?/??-. ? ? ?
Morava River, Bortl f
it hridpe. I'n
pn
?he ?ne*
P?'?.u.Ht?on ut ail point I the
(.ermann l'rai-e herb Valor.
That ?he Serbian ? wai
much great, r th?
Mackensen or the Gen ?tall is
lnd.eated in the
?he "Lokal '? the "< olotrne
? ?
the oroi]
.
'the German and ' ; era
?;. ; : ? . fully alor.c:
I ?
? movement com
?' ? ? \ acuate 1'ozare
i at
the
? i and the advanced
tion? pupa' ?
it a
dently hsd .
here
"After the e*.
retir?- ' ?
loathe ?stv which si
? ? ?
day? I ? ting occurre :
eootour of
the v. ?
..i the
German !.< avy ai
tlie fcfoui taia of Vrs .r?emy
fight desperat . ., after long
Vhteil BO? ' f the Bo.
burg rogimeati
An..- ? ? the
Vrai ?teeper than the
fume. ? Saar
\ '.he
.? fren-, the 1 renen in 1870.
? ... Anzeiger i.dent,
? -tance
? ? . .
?portant v.? .?? -. ?
? . ?
- ?
?
SVSI of of the
?
I
aban?
donment
The ??lo?.?: v - , respondent
popu' ?
i.re pi.tt I patll I
A Reotei ttinle.
Moateaegro,
l?yed i-, trantn - ? ,r p\.
?aek? delivered the i
ti.e Au.triaii. agi
?ition? on 'rr Drina Grahovo front
wers repulse.? with tiertvy -....,., One
of three si ? ?' . yu.'.
?entgrin poiitioni fell ne.r he
the pilot sad sa sAeot ?vei
?
CZAR WORKS LONG
HOURS AT FRONT
Consulta Generals Dally from 9
A. M. Until 7:30 P. M.
?k P.trorrad. Of, ?. Tv... f?nowlnf
? authonted .!rarri*t:on of the life of
F BOapOtO? MiehelBS ?t the front hai
reaehei. Petrograd:
"Headtjuai'a e?tabli?hed
ha ?. sosal] ?_ . .tor, h tat la a elt.
of White Kj-s'a, th? BOB ? of O
is 00000001
?la?
noor. or.? at a
ss an office
__\__ ' " - rniog too
?i form,
walk, to tl ' r? of the i
accompa- ed '
With Geaerra I
?he Emperor r. ? ?? ? ?-,. T,..
? _*** 4W* '
himself foncer-ling the c< ?
all psrt? of th? immense 'ro- ,,
?mines map? ??
1 a loi
ar* Il
and ti
MOOUMX S d.atT. ?HHJUa, ihe lutaCh-,
' le. Ne wine I
ser? e,'
\ ?, 're. f?iperor ehnt
I guSStl
reporta I?.
-
hour 01
til ?linne
I
? ?
? , the luncheon.
4
? ? * Genera \ ? ?
. for s or
The ger.?* ' *-k? nirh
|aj
*
24 LANDED FROM SALERN
l^>?s of \or*?cgian Teosct, Reported "
British. < milirmed.
LondOB, 0? ' - Lloyd announce
. i. that teen mei
hat
-
- '
-.
. ?. ?.
Her are
ng n
?
l?i ?
rds 1 ist I
a Lin? ?? ?ib? i
?
SEE IN BALKANS
KEY TO VICTOR.
Oertnant Relieve Orient Offer
(he v. a\ to Strangle
I upland.
r - ?
: i
"All German;
thsl ?he complications in th
.
:?.?,-? ? ? || I they ;iri
-
litustion
. ? rmli have ti
through Ser
? ?
ng with I
? ? , | tor? The;
| - BC
"These words were used in the cour??
. l to-day wit Ii -,
i ? ? month? 1
?
? ?es and mi
? .
mpars
....
ra'?'l, and I".*':;
matiat *hink they
. 1 < ? ni;
thai
end :. iiiniition or
? 01 ? ?' ' ?? : ace.
?? ?; ? e eon?
?ration ol
. :, im
tached to this. It
mo of th? G?-'
? i that
. -
mas |
to th?- wesl '" ?
- ? ? -
they ? their plans for i
. ?
i lue
? troops
baek mi., the wesl
?
"'Rassis'i mecen esasod th?. elab
n, and
to ? forced
. :n be
they were n
? .
there
ad : ? eviag th? Turk- snd
in tne
'? ''I hat theii
?
? ? in. i hey
Kation,
? .
north snol problem. ">*? sr
? Germsi p.
?
give
be ? ?< '
71 LOST ON SHIP
SUNK BY U-BOAT
Austrian Submarine Gave No
Warning and Shelled Crew.
Is Report.
Tari?, Oct. 1?. The Marseille? cor?
ner si del t of th? "Petit mal" tele
grapl I thai th? mail boat Eugen? Pe
hai arriv? -hirty
three me-i ? ? ?, ,?, ,,f the
. .'iielin,
which was sunk by a ?ubmsrias. A
from the Havas cor
respn
?
The Amiral llame,in Wal under gOV?
| 'o the
?
wa? toi ib i ibma?
. :
? t. .4, ?,. . ? *erred
..nlrd
?
The ? .- ?uliin??ririe ...
? . ' hi? attack
? ? ? |
* respondent. Bil
?
; drew a French
?
ship ? ? ?? fled
St th? i 'Ar, tor?
pedoes inte th? a .: klag her.
I four
trans? ? .
sunk ? ? . ,, th?
-.? rrsn? an during th?
-
?ed from Berlin by i
i.err.stcirff.
Th, me--,lk... rseetved by th? Genoan
Arr.ba??a?lor says that the vessel? hj.
gregate H.?'..nOO toas No statement was
ruade as to lost of 1:'. ? ,0 the
reopening of the ?uhmarine cann.i.
new water?.
TO CUT PARI3 FOOD PRICES
(...? eminent May Resort to Tatatlon,
Met-Iare? Minister.
Paris, Ocl 1*? -i b? litootloo i? ie
* ?i i laid Loaii J
-. to a
-. dis?
.
loi bock price? l ? i ormsl,
? ? . efforts on
' ?-up . r.?r> .
?d at pi ? which
?:ve.
?.ade to
make the price o*' bread in
.
r
os a
ment ?rj i r,,? boaitoU to l?a?e r.
10 IkJUt'.a.U."
M ?MA KFFORTS TO RELIEVE BELEAGUERED SERBIE
1/ALIfV *____,]. L
"?SJ? BOCEVAC
E\R Bv .
MITROVIT/Av -(K ^%L(
tSTMJHr*.
r
?i ??" '^A'o^r_#~
X__ - \ A V^ ..&_/
evV/KU-1-ltr-t.l
through ligar?a and t?? ii.?- Ni Saloi ice ru.,:.,ad to
the ?real ?allied expedii at Enoa, which threatens the Dodeaghatch railroad. ;i Bulgar thrust
at the vital Sal?nica Sfiah railroad al Uranja. ? ! ? ttack near Pirot, alone tha line of the Oriente]
?'.asi.m of ?Serbia by B gars ai Zajeeer. ?' Von ktackeneen'a thrust, ?rhich has reached
fifteen mil? a the frontier.
GERMANS GAIN
ON RIGA FRONT
Berlin Reports Progress
in Hindenburg's
New Drive.
B i si > '.. nw Tl
Ion, Oct. is. Field Hi
Hindenburg, who baa sbandona
? i.i ? i. t,?-?)<?.? ?? :.-.
... ,
rta. A
? he i '? .n fi onl i'- .. I'. . liana i
tac. ing. bul w? il of I
pture o ? |
along a
g thi ? ? front the I
?ire on CO. Her! in
repeated Russian a'!-.
.rith strong lores in the region of
? ? .
'.!.ck- by the enemy along the Ru
man?an border.
GERMAN OFFICIAL
tement issued by the Berlin
"
Marshal -. on 11 Indei b rg la
ith of Riga i
?' ? ?
? ? . aed m our ban
lobatadt
were repu
? ?.f Illouk.t wa captured en
en.- | extending ei ;. front
of ai re? Icilometrei
? r south, in the n i
Smor| , repel
und? r fon
heavy loas
. ? ] . Acers and I I I m< :.
oners.
Army Kroup of Prince Leopold, of
Bavaria, A Russian attack on both
? ? ' hovitschi-Barano
? . r_..ubj broke doun under "ur
at a distance of WO par?
t of I I i ' "ri?.
\ -trian OFFICIAL
The communication given out at
VU nna folio a :
There wire no i-p<-t-.;i] events ves?
tir dit.1, m Eastern Galicia oi
Rika ? and the rtgian of the
Volhynian fortr?
? i tha Korn I brook and the low
ISty r the eneraj made
strong attacks i.?-ar Kulikoi
Novo Sclki nr.d Rafalowka. 'IT-.?, bat?
tle continues, At all ?ihf ;
enemy jresterdsj was rep
great lei
I-. _u ?:.. Hungarian troops on
nppei Sscsere also repu:
strong Russian ?-.11?.?? '_.
RUSSIAN OFFII 1A1
The official communication issued at
he region of Riga, on the River
Am, north of M itua, enemi i
: beyond Hi irs<
BCroi - the river.
' in tt:> Dvinsh front, after the at
... ?? thi enemy
remaineo paasive througno il
Only iK'iir the village of Pochilini did
....like attempt) to dislodgi
.n the oe
We re]
? s. Artille! ; fighting eontii
: ' I
ink. ? ..n m
?
tha Pi Ipel region ami <>r-,
the tyr our troops yester
portai liur
I . ? ?eupetion of ii"- ?
hi hitsy, above Rafalovka. We
captan d thirteen oil rs, lading
two battalion commanders, snd
hundred men.
I'ftttchiTirnts of OUI
charged the enemy near -
i ei itehi, west of Rafa
Tl.i. rtj offlceia :??
thousand men and BOBS
. .: ... . ? :. int.? our hands.
At dan b yoi tardai our ti
kovicl
Novoaelki. Tin - fa ?re ba a .-.'i I
: over 1,000 pi so?era anil i
machins guns ai.il bomb throwers.
GERMAN PLOT IN CHINA
Chinese Accused of Having Arms Dei
lined fur India
Bhaaghal, I lei '? I Three < I
. i ' n placed on triel here before a
1 court, charged -Aith having ?
i
ed that a am
to them a eonaig tins, doclai
ing they c?..
ante being pistola and
1 ba (?erman was all? ear
I to have the weapon? ami am
tiea ?hipped to India, instructing
to pack them I" twe?
? s, hewing and piecing the W?
SUCh a manner that a pair i :
glo plank. An il
live ea_ penter, it wa i test ?
I
?? S to Hf_r Father of "Spy."
W si i Bgti n, Oet Ig <; . ..-." W
Trient, ?Hther of Kenneth Tries! ?
l'i ncetun .tudent t
? n the charge of BOpionege, ar
? .!?>? t?> discusa h
? ??
Mr Tr;. t\ was expect?
for London la>t B?tardes with ?r.
through whin;
'
g 11.en's trial is set
?__ .._?______ i.
SWISS TOWN SHELLE1
BY FOREIGN AVIA1
, . Persons Wounded
Bombs Near Trench Bord?
Choua de? 1" >nds, BwltserioBd,
iroplani
ver I ' ",vn. ?
? .r the Freneh border, sad dro
ill ... ! p.r?e
?
The ' ha? ordered nr
?? ?
: v.?.l;r
? ni'i.ry by svistors.
Berlin, Oet 18 'hy tvirele?? to 1
.?.. The German notomi
passage of Zepp.
over Du!
? ??? rdam given ob
: - News Agency to day.
ZEPPELIN VERDICT
ANGERS PAREI
Son Murdered by Kaise
Order. He Cries Out ii
London Court.
Loados, ni- 18 An inquest on
bodie? of th.* three victim? if the I
bomb dropped in the Zeppelin ?-aid
? and of three otl
who were killed oi rho died si .he
. b imb?, i II <?
. ?
? in .-ach c. sth as
-
r si 000 Of ?he vict
.;. il? c- ,i- ..
the lac,'?'.c verdict.
??My irdered by the or
of the Kali? "1 ?umn
? ma before the ju
nu-nt teal i ?sr for
of those of
On? lllod by the first bo
was a railroad employe, both of wh
rife, who v
iped urihurt. The i
und was a man who was ? I
l.ri.ker. il eot 11 I
tina wo? i? ? soi
the loo - : ;
smai-hed
other dead were th? victim?
a bomb dropped In the middle of
a ide th ? ignfsr? Th.* mi?
I a Hi.? which last
.?
cut off. A ?Iriver, a eonductoi iir..I
special COI Itabl? -.vcre killed m a niot.
bu? on winch the bomb plunged.
[neend ? splosiv? bombs w<
?. The?.* pierc
ii water main, sad the ru^h of wat
.... ? eoosod
.??.??ral p<
i or injured.
R. H. DAVIS GOES TO FRON
Mrs. E. < . POO? AN?. :--ai!? t.. K-Iabli
lleld Hospital in l'r;?n.e.
Richard Harding Davis, sathor ar
v? ar c terdsy <
' ? : '
Kuropen
? ?. . . .
? In-- re'urr. from 'lie front se'
eral mon''-.s ago I p war?ai
pomlent
?I'm | to take snot :
Mr. Ds? .>.
of the lat
milli. ? on the sarne boat t
? ? ,.? .
? ? w?.r
- ? ?
Avenu
? Hl f'.
Mrs. Wi?liai
? ill
'i ir*. B a
s . Irs. 1
CUBA BELIEVED GOAL
OF MISSING GERMANS
No Trace of Yacht Seen l.asi
Week Off Virginia c.n^x.
'A bosis mi??in|
pettj . ?
? ' K .-iprinz Wil
be mak
rhe
. -? ?
:? Heach
? *? eh and
'
...or? re
row? of
_n .*' ' ? - "' Korfolk would
-"-.ips and no more
t,
I. II l Brit
? -china
ten. whieh, with
? ?
' ?'.?? 1 wo
M
with
?? '?ho left
??tors of
sogsd from German i. Americaa
r-HUiUju
U. S. ASKS QUICK
DECISION ON FRYE
Requests Use of Sum
mary Arbitration Forms
in Case.
,'?.-. ? -1.
Washington, Oct. 18. The Arnerlcai
Bota scesptiog G?naaay*i proposa b
le by arbitration "he problem? an.?
ut nf th? Milking of the Will an
P. Frye tras mads public at th?* -
Depai ' day. II was dispatc u i
to Berlin ob October IS.
The controversy bos lasted severa
u' i ?
. notes. Bo h admitted esrly ib th.
be si ' ? ?ted, bu
this government I il
? :,, ihr t pro? ? dui -? :?? ndii % si tur
from *..-.
ould pursue with rsgsrd to Ai er
- ?
Germany offered to relinquish th.
. ladet
with ? eontraba ?d, bat in
: thai th? ?'.?*-* r. ; ^- *? .on of earriei
: i.h-..lute eoal be per
? tted TI - ?? n | ?rrsi gemen
.-,. ? .I to, on condition that i
- on such .
r -it | irlft m lifeboats. Th
Statu Department holds thai ?mal
ha.ats are BOl "p.?ice? of Safety" withir
?the meaning of International law-.
The n.ite points out that the ?lecUrri
tion tif London, invoked by <?er
many, is not in ^orce, unil ?rill not h?
[ by th! rovernmoot evcep'
? ? destrnel
contraband carriers. The pobl
of the note ?hows for th?
that acre;.tance of arbitrotlofl by Gar
?rould he equivales! to a promi??
t.. mi ? - ? md ? ions.
Th.* smi ?? ' of indemnity to be pair
by Germany for th? Pry? ?rill be deter
nim.'.l by two exper'-, one ?pl.-et.-il hj
l*he ' r. i'e.l BttataH
bed Ib a previooi Bote that pro?
be mod? f.-r tha aeleetioa of an urnnir?
in the eveal at a disogroomeot. Ar
msay took exception t<> this, becaus?
her exp.r- ? i that disagree
meat? ia inch casts have BOOB rare
The present note sgTOO? to dispense
wi*h thii provision for the Bross?t, bol
u ?ame? that an umpire will be called
in if the disagreement eOOBOt he reme?
died by diplomatie negotiation.
The QjB tioB for arbitration i? th'
?? rpretal OB of th? treaty of l*?2r"
between the (Jaited State- and Pn??ia
- that in the svool of one of
becoming ?ngaged in a war
?I ?vhiefa the o'her is neutral, the hei?
liger eat shall in no circumstancea de
troj th?- vessels of the other, bat
rights ?nail be limited to visit and
learch and the eon: ?cation of contra?
band.
The t'nifed States insists on the lit?
eral interpretation of the treaty. The
? ierman rovernment believe? that when
it i? Impoaaiblc t.. ser?is? its right of
cuti!'?cation, OVrlag to th? pre?ence of
hoitile warshipi in th- vicinity, a? in
-ye ra-e. rhe right of p|>-true'ion
niurt be scknowledged.
The State department is anxious to
have the case passed 01 b? at: arbitra?
tion court us IOOB si pe ilble. !t a-k?,
therefore, that instead of -.
to 'he Permanent Court at The Hague,
which might require several mi
rm- luggeited by ?he
1 ? ? ton be u-ed.
party, under this form, ?e!.???*,?
one arbitrator, whs agree ? t a third.
While oAeisli hope that 'he prient
note will mark the end of ;he contro
ver | ?? - not generally believed ti al
Germaay will eoaaent ro the tern
ed. It i? ] ? it that Germany'i
commerce ar;e lecessortly
ibiaariDos,and tha- i*. ii im?
b?li f.?r inch rrrsfl ? ? n ike other
loo for the isfel of person ob
anatmen than ] lue.:*.? I
feboots. 'I he American Me?
lion." therefore, is - . .s of
- i Gonoaaj.
TESTIFY TO'GRAFT
IN ARMY AIR CORPS
Witnesses at 'Frisco Court Mar
tial Call Conditions "Rotten."
Ft T- -. . : . -
Fan Francisco, Oct. 18. Startling
tiOBI
' OB branch of
would
???gate the entire
? ? ? .
rt mart
! ? . . idveeat?
irti isat, by army
?
? cert ?in of
of the aviation section who
? . ? ? ? roplsi
?
pay, for 1
rk, a ? if the wil
rofl \
i of th?
?odor of
?chool,
I tan, sifrnal c.?rp?.
Heer
theii
Ti rfdaioi ? boi presooted that i ?was
?id . ? thief of th
liag and rel ng of
ind thai men*
t the p .
i favor oi tl.c.e oihccis, particularly
| ?Cowan.
BIG GUNS CHEC
TEUTON ATTAC
AROUND SOUCH
Germans Driven R
Throe Times by t!
Enemy's Fierce Fire
BELGIANS REPULSE
FURIOUS ASSAM.
British Charge Trenches
Vermclles Aeroplanes
Shell Belfort.
'R* CaM? In fhS t_ *
London, Oct. 11 Striving to
Joffre'-, ?"nibbles" towuri the Lens
way, the German? are attacking
Proneh fiercely in the sector of
Artois front around Beaches. AI I
en-Iiarr.e, northeast of Seeches,
hardest a", aults bava been d
There 'he Germana charged
enemy lines thr?-e times last night,
each tune the Preach artillery chn
the attack w:th a Curtain of fin?,
attempt at an olfei aive was reni
again to-day With BB intense artii
preparation end thi massiag of n
troop?. Hut before the Germans c
debouch Joffre's g'.i.'i^ opened a hi
lire and prevented the snort.
The British, who recently won _ si
of trenches around Hulluch but l
forced to retire by B furious eon
attack, are once more fighting
straighten their line north of I
I'.erlin report, repeated enemy att
v-i'h strong force.i northeast of
melle.', Which lies directly we.?t of 1
luch, All these assaults Gern
claim to have repulsed with h?
lwses.
Tahure Hill Bombarded.
Along tho rest of the French f
the tfgnting has consisted mainlj
artillery duels. In Champagne the I
mans era bombarding the French
reneed i ositions. notably their trem
on the Batte de Tahure, which threi
the Challerango-Bssancourl rail?
On the Vosges eres ta spirited com?
, are bein/ fought with hand greno
In Lorraine, at Leintrey, the Proneh
tempted ?in assault, bet wen? repul
On the Belgian front the tiirrri
apparently are making an effort
break through. The "Belgische .-.a
sya that a terrible bombardrr
was .n progresa along the Tsar
Baturday and Benday nights. The
ing was ?specially violent near I
mude and Torea.
This bombardment wn? the prel
to an uttempt by the Germans to br
the Belgian lines, Tha Hel.ian ai
stunted tha :;r.-, ihelling
enemy's communication tranches
ring hia infantry aa they lea
from the trenches. A second attack
a smaller scale also was repulsed.
Belgians Hold Their Ground.
This offensive took place in th. L
mude region at a spot known
"Death. Highway," which has I
stubbornly disputed by both side?.
mowed ii"wn in rows, the F
? ive been holding their own i
tiding BI ':rh of ground.
German uir squadrons have nttacl
the fortress at Belfert, neer the Al
?order. Berlin reports that i
German airmen encounter? .1 enemy s
atora near the s?r..;.iJ-.o'.d. Despite th
ttompta tu drive back the
vadera, the French weis forced to
tire. The Germans then dropped ei?,
bombi on I he foi trees, can- ng ievi
explosions.
PRENCH official.
? he communication issued at l'a
this afternoon says:
Three new attecks on the part
the .nemy against our positions
..che, to the northeast
Bout nez, were completely check
lust right by curtains of tire,
which both artillery and infant
participated.
To the south of the River Somn
in the sector of I.ihon., there h
been almost continual tigh1 - -
i weapons, while in the me
time our butteries directed an ?
feetive fire against the Germ;
Works,
To 'he north of Verdun Germi
forces have endeavored to oecui
tl ?? ' rat? i_ of certain mines recent
exploded between the lines. Thi
everywhere have been repulsed.
I | night witnessed very spirit?
infantry fire between the trenches
the vicinity of N'omeny. Our arti
lery in the same region has di
pel ed groups "f pioneers of tl
enemy, particularly to the east i
Eply and near Gremeeey and Bioi
Court, and it has also bombarded tl
railroad station at Hlamont.
The statement given out to-ni?l
follows:
After an intense artillery prepan
tion, menaces of Infantry attacV
were manifoeted in the Gonna
trenches at Hois-en-Hache and th
valley of the Boaehes. where larg
masses of enemy effectives wei
gathered. Our artillery-, by an enei
getle and effective barrier fire, an
our machine guns prevented the ad
?....; I? bouchlng.
An artillery duel, in which we hu
the advantage, took place to th
south of the Sonur.e, in the environ
of Tilloloy, Cesaier and Saint Leo
ii. !??.
On the left bank of the Aisne, ti
both of Pommiera, our patrol
discovered an aaemj ambuscade an?
brough* back prisoners.
fn ? hmnpagne the bombardment o
th'- enemy has been very activ?
a. a shure hill and trie rat n<
of I.a (ioutte. Our batteries, in re
living on the trenches and blvouaci
behit'd the enemy'? front, caused ar
explosion of a large munitions depot
In the Vosges spirited combat,
with grenades are reported on th?
eies'- of Behretsmannele. and violent
cannonading on both sides In the
region of Hartmans-Weilerkopf and
In 'he val'uy of the Thur.
The H.-!t.ian official communication
reads:
There has been an intermittent
bombardment of OBI po?itions. Our
artillery destroyed an enemy obser
-. post.
GERM?N OFFICIAL.
The statement issued by the German
Army Head?)uarters staff follows:
The trench w irk !.. r'heast of Ver
melles, which projects far into the
? -ny positions, w_. repi'a'etlly at?
tacked by the English with strong
forces. All their attacks failed, with
1.....W looses, ar. 1 the trench work
ail sd m our hands.
.?'?mpts of the French to attack
at Tahure were subdued by our fire.
A BOU snemy advance, with the
. ' recapturing lost positions
ith of Lelatrey, was unsuccev-iu!.
It goat the French, in addition to
three officers,
event? IB non-commissioned officers
antl -? ant) three chasseurs as
; riaonc--..
On Bchratamanaets tl, ? enemy
ci'uld r.ot recapture _? single foo' of
groend by hi? attacks, notwith.tand?
il,g the us. of a considerable ??uan
sf ammunition.
! arda) G.rman air scjeadroni
eked th? fortress of Belfort,
drove off the enemy evlators and
dropped aigl l I aba on tha fortress
A number of tires were observed to
have been caused by the explosiona.
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Our workrooms have prepared exact
reproductions and delightful varia?
tion* of fofef/ Ptfrw roo^e/j together with origi?
nations by our own designers.
Evening Gowns?Dana Frock*?Afternoon
and Street Atlirc?also Coats for motor wear.
In these ready-for-service garments, we assure a
workmanship and nicety of detai1 which do?
credit to the standard set bv M?3^Mno."
TWO INDICTED
IN PASSPORT PLOT
-.intelen, Accused Here. Be?
lieved to Have Been Ex?
ecuted in London.
Edward Holey and Franz Rintelen,
'.? ho has several Bliese:, nmong them
Edward V, Gotea, Edsrerd V, Gasche
and Fred Hansen, were inflicted by th?
Federal grand jury yesterday, charged
with having engaged in a conspiracy to
defraud the government by obtaining
a false passport from the State De?
partment. The indictment was filed
with Judge Bheppard in the Federal
court.
It is the beliif in government cir?
cles that Rintelen, who came here to
act ns a German f. ?cal agent, is one of
the two mysterious spies recently exe?
cuted in the TOwer Of London. Thi-?
belief ?? th'- reaelt <>f the failure of the
British government to forward paper,
alleged to have been sei'. :
Holland-America liner Nieua A
dam, on which Rintelen sailed. Th'i
oth r spy pat m ilea'h is thoug. -
have been Hans Adam v< B Wedell, who
I a? implicated in tr.e first fal~e puss
port C
itant United States Attorney Ray?
mond H. Sarfaty said he knew nothing
of th a belief ghl and added
that he bed not made nor would he
n.ake any statement regarding the POaa*
i ?M eaa? , He declared that it was
impossible for him 10 know who had
Ieen put to death in London and was
inclined to doubt the report that on.
I 'eletl.
Yesterday's indictment chnrges that
the conspiracy "f Rintelen and Meloy
was formed in thi" ci'y la-t July and
that in furtherance of it Rintelen ap?
peared et tha ,Tl<-*. of the c'.erk of the
roderai court on July _-, representing
himself as Edward V. Gates, of Penn?
sylvania, and applied for a passport.
It la also charged that Meloy in?
formed Rintelen's voucher, Melville C
Hurnard. that the applicant's name was
Gates and that he had known him well
as n wine agent and that Mrs. Gatea
had enter! him at their Riverside
Driva home. The passport wit? not le*
s .ed.
A month later Meloy, who is an
American, and Rint.den, a German sub?
ject, bat provided with a Swiss paaa*
perl : meed to Edward V. Gasche,
for Holland on the NieUW Arn?
im. Rintelen was taken from the
shim es an alien enemy at Falmoath
and Meloy was returns I to I - coun?
try. When he arrived her? he aras er*
B of being concerned
in the conspiracy to obtain a fraadu
lenl pesspoi for Rintelen. He a . I
leased In |10, i . bail.
! he Federal grand jury, which is un
derstood to have considered comp!a:n*s
.. i breaches of neutrality, took
an the Rintelen pessport cas.?, and
after Felix S ??mmerfeid. well Known in
Mexican diplomatic affairs, and others
had been questioned the indictments
w.re returned.
CARSON RESIGNS
BRITISH PORTFOLIO
(iiollnii.il from |i.?_r 1
war, and have shown a much more crit?
ical attitude toward the government
than heretofore.
1' v? ? i reported yesterday that Win
Btoa Churchill intends to join his regi?
ment on the fighting line, in which
case another recency would be create!
In the Cabinet by h-s resignation from
the office of Chancellor of the Duchy
of Laneeater.
With the con-crip'ion question at
such a.. ., ia I II unlikely
that Other offices in the ministry will
be made vacant before the week ends.
Careea's Appointasse! surprise.
Sir F.dward Carson's position in ?he
Cabinet has long beer, a pecullai
When the composition of the n?'W coali?
tion Cabinet was announced lest M .v.
of all the appointments none ereated
mere surprise than 'Ha1 of Sir Edward
as attorney General, to auecee I B i
John A. Simon. Jusl a year before. Sir
Edwerd, as the leader of the Ulster
Unionists, bitterly opposed te Home
Rule :n Ireland, had been Premier
A ? ; th'i il ongi il political opponent.
1! sppointi lenl * i I he cos I m Cab?
inet was. therefore, a ? ha led
as a trium] for tha Unionista and a
bttt? r p i Prime Mini ter.
P rhaps no other man in r .
p. ; tics has been more n t'?-.- lime ghl
during the last ft than Sir
Edward. Long the champion of rister,
he became the idol of hil people when
he led the tight egail -' Hume Rule in
1914, and Wi .r as to raise an
army of 11,"'"' W I Belfast to
make war if Ulster.! wishes were dis
r? garded. For many weeks in the spring
! only a mat'":- af
days before the Irish province would
revolt 'i'..i'-'- the leadership of Sir Ed
ward, but compromises and conre
delayed the ouOjreak until the F.uro
pean war began and with it suspended
01 IWCpt BWey all internal strife.
The moat '"'able cases with which
Sir F.dward has had to ? I'*a 1 since his
incumbency of the Attorney General?
ship have been the Hoard of Trade's
inquiry into th'- | I the Lusi
and tiie pi .... ling before the
pi./e court fei the eonoemnstioo of
whieh had been
I bv the I'ntish government on
the ground that *.i,.-> were deatiaed foi
Germany.
Commends Carson.
Condemns Ministry
I.. ? a ?lOl
London, Oct. 19 The Morning Poet"
?ays in an edil this morning:
"Sir Edsrerd i araoa has rooigaod on
the Near Kastern gOOBtioa. T'n.
einment, against his strong advice and
urgent coui.-c!. h.?s. as usual, allowed
that auestloti to dr.ft, and Sir Edward,
who aad strong eonvictiona en what
he regarded aft the right policy for this
fuses te -i are the reepea
sibility for the resu't* of postponing
, ainl evad.ng a decision.
I "We trust that Sir Edward, now that
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resumed hi! freedom, will uit h:i
means to force upon the goremmtnt
?orr.e sense of the dangers into which
it is bringing the country by Iti s>
faaal to look plain facts in th. f.ct.
Ha commands, WS feel sure, the eonS
dence of the best part of the na'.i.r..
1 Let him lead, and we can promu? hits
i I i fing."
U. S. MAY PROTEST
IN BARALONG CASE
New Note Would Be Mere Form
Unless Proved That Flag
Was Misused.
.'frnrn Th? Trt? -.-.? B :????: !
Washington, Oct. IS Th? sct*?n ?f
this government in the e??e of th. Brt
i h patrol vessel Baralong, alleged to
have attack?.1 and massacred th? cr?r?
of a German submarine under cov?r ?f
the American Hag, will d.p.nd on
whether or not the flag w?t haultl
down before the gum of the Baralon.,
opened fire, State Department ofllcitli
?aid to-day.
Neither Secretary I.anting nor Coun?
sellor Poll* had an opportunity te-ds;
to examine the affidavits ?ubmitud by
the Germen Embassy, U ta not known
whether the charge is mide that th.
American flag va? 'lu n at th* mo
merit of firing, or was used m.r.ly to
cover the approach of the British VOjovb
I'nder international law the use of I
foreign flag i? warranted, provided it il
not employed during an actual ?ngsr*
merit. As a ruse de guerre such tactic.
I av? been used ami approved by n.?rl*
all maritime nation?, Including thi
do-man government.
The Uaited State! hai alreidr pr?
testod to Great Hritain agalnit th? at.
of the American flag in merchant ihip?.
a'leir Bg that ?uch uie, if habits?!, ii
prejudicial to American shipping is
terests. It is possible, therefore, thi'
the present case will form the bull of
a protest, whether the Ea?ra'ong ?t?-l
the flag or not.
The protest would be merely forts I
however, unless an sctusl violation ?f
International law Is proved, in whic,r
OOae th i s government would view the
a:tion of the Baralor.g's commsndir ?
of the utmost gravity.
Starts War on "Shyster?."
By issuing sixteen warrant! yiltef
day milling for th.* arrest of p.rtoni
?llegad to he practising law in thi? dty
at s linos?, Chief Magiitrate M<
Adoo took the first itep in a csmpaif?
?.. rid New York of ?t unsuthoriM
"lawy.rs" who are said to be in bull*
among the foreign population.
1'nlieensed practitioner? have be??
sble to play upon the ignorants o"
Bowls arrived immigrant?, It i? sl
leged, because the word "notan-" rutsns
lawyer in many European countri*?
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