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that the BolgOn had ?ucee?
,? ? i ?? ' the selghborbood da
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the side of the AI
Premier Zaiml? ha? agreed. Bit? ( ?
from A'hen? Indicate, to the re?-> :
of Serbian refugee? in Greece,
the stipulation that Serbia guai
SCO C, re..
?r.e Serbios [fir* of Mao?
as far north as Istip have a'.re.
reel towai
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...
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n cr n.mand of the railway
-
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the Gei If
hief of tha
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tiOB to
the impel
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?if K r?g rerdt
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Part ol
t?. Bulgaria,
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? 'garia
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? tl .- ited
emy, . . ...... an
hone:. 'i.mily.
i ' . ? - ? rman eagre
s ol
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? hurg
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.
'I hi? : ? . Ferdinand
gulf bi
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"The defeat of Bulgaria and the pun
ishrn? ?
t h e 1 t T rea
all the f'r
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self*.-si He beeime In BBt oi re?
p hia
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the A
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-
Wait -, Oel - Tha Bulgarian
I Black sea? ha?
been mine-:. . I ; Steh to
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iaed to op?
BRITISH GUNS
HALT ATTACK
Heavy Fire Fortes Back
Enemy's Infantry at
Hulluch.
GERMANS BOMBARD
FRONT NEAR RHEIMS
Prepare for Neu Assaults Ar?
tillery Duels Rage in
Champagne.
T.? ' ?' ? ??- T-M TM' i' a '
London. Ocl sternias el
I to loosen the rlnti?h ?
: north of Lens the German? are ?__""
_--_c_ _? the Br:'.?h for?ai i- '
Hulluch. Sir Johl Preneli reporl
af'er a heavy bombardm?-- I
? trs ? ? ? A.i't.g 'tie front
, the quarries to Huliuch, the enemy in?
fantry attempted to attack acros? 'he
iopen ground, but the heavy fire of 'he
h infantry, machine guns and
cheeked the _??a . I
Driven back here, the Germans next
pted to fore?- bach 'he British po
.- ? Dt_ near the Hohensellern re:
A large force, armed with bOBBB
SBgSfSd in the effort, but failed *o gam
frotad, and suffered heavy losses.
Along the rest of the front there ha?
I been nothing except artillery duels.
! The German guns hare opened a vio
b itnbardmaat on the French front
. . ?vhere an BBI B?
churge was made yc.terday. Appstr
| . . '- treepa plan another
assault in this sector and the henvy nr
tillery is paving the way.
1 ?;i '.ill OFFICIAL.
The War Office in Paris gave out this
communication:
The artillery ?ctiors during the
eouras of the day were part .
violent tr the north of Arms, in the
?e.tor of Loos, the Givenchy wood
and in the neighborhood sf tha road
frr.m Lilla.
The cT.centrated Ars of our bat
?? | Bl exploded Urge depo's of muni?
tions in the German lines to the ncrth
of the Aisne and to the north of th*.
Navarin furm.
To 'he ea?t of Rheini?, on the front
extends fion 11 i B il i de Tir
Pi BBS] . u new and v. I ft
ten 1 ? ' '. with shells of
all calibre? and projectiles of a
rt| nata i . is : sported. ' 'ur bt
tillei : ' ? ? ergel
In the si ctor t.f Lihons our srtll
d rested BgaiBBt the German
? ??).?? r? repressive bombardment
which silenced the machine guns in
?? trsaehSSi whieh had been at?
tacking our liai
GERMAN OFFICIAL.
The .tptement issued by Germany
Arm-. Hen,?quarters says:
| h re? . noitring advance
north*-** of Prunay, i tas
b ' ? i riaonera of foui
lucera si I :-. and <"-,i
Kims and thre.
ton, together with much mate?
rial. At Middelkerke a British Hyinft
machine was shot down, and the , e
eupontl ?vere captured.
BRITI8H OFFI'TAL.
A r*:ort from Field Marshal Sir John
Trench ?av. :
An enanty attack v*sterd?v after?
noon was mads against our front
from the quarri'-s t,, Hul.ur!.
a heaw bombardment si
? i el nfai t- attempted ts
- bct.si the open ground, bs
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Deleted statement About Italian? fro
testrlst Atinourii einen'.
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v itement
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don la" '? ***** dl
appt. I "or
GRENADE KILLS 52
IN PARIS FACTORS
I .plosion Caused by Carele?
Workmen Wrecks Plant and
Injures Many Women.
Ports, 11 ?' 2fl ! rty t' i i>er?or
ore r*- irted to hare been kil
g in a factor
ie, while one hut
Bred Many ?
.??ere wom*n ? :????; loyod I
the foi i :b was wrecked
Pi ??? ? ' Poinesr. ? i Ministe^ I
terior Malvy visited the ?cer
and gave direction? ts ths >**---iri
An auto truck wa? being loaded ?.he
... Idsi tells ..: '
? . eanaing an explosion, whlc
two others 1b quic
?i destiove
Poctoi as
rith It, but s
g within a 0 yards, an
sged buildings five hundred ysr.
iwed bv fire, fvhic
n ng ?!.*d.
.? be USB recovere
' hose Of women. Fort
?nju. troetod at th
? hieb m ??? qui? ?tl
othai
were removed to another hospital 1
i >-<-d would excee
| one ban
Report si tha explosion was th
f Spiel were _|
?
V. ILSON FINISHES
NOTE FOR BRITAIf
Protest on Stopping of Ships Ti
Be Sent I his Week.
IVeBl I SO Prcsldsat Vt'il
?on hi practically completed hil ei
aminati.in of the draft of the 11? ts *
Gr*?it Britain lebmltted by Beereter
Lansing I' Il stated authoritativel
that ihe no*e will not be delayed be
yond this week.
? the complex nature of th
sub,-i-* and *h? ?-xtierne length of th
document, the Prs Is ' hoi icen ob
to ?lev.*?- ?, great den! of time t.
He w orked :? i ?
again turned hi st
to
has I eet
?? *s on account o
new Botet from Great Britain, and be
cause "*' the acute nature of the Gel
man Bontroversy. Twice it has beer
.?i.v to r'-.lraft it completely t?
locorporata the State Department'
conclusions on new developments Ir
the eommereiol situ?t'.
loll of the Stete Department saj
that tl ' aspect any new eofl
.r?a* Britain as a re
lontatlons Ther?
i ?:, that the
? .
rsstrs sreo will
to arbitration
WOULD QUIT BRITAIN
TO ESCAPE SERVICE
Shirkers' Desire to Emigrate
May Hasten Conscription.
t la-?' r 1 I -
Loi I the hacli
? I ? ? Lord Doi
' ii. r uiting is unsuc?
cessful Hritair. will adopt conscr
at tha end of ?ix week? appear start?
ling indication? that a great number of
men eligible for military service are
making plan? for emigration to Amer?
ica and the British colonies even to
Ireland to ?scape service. That this
is no idle minor i? proved by the fact
that half a dozen letter? were received
this morning by Th? Tribune eorre
Icnt a-king for information re
Or authority
-...is need? d by emigrant I
?
There ?e.-m? to be ro doubt that this
outflow will reach serious proportions
unless it is checked by government ac?
tion, and the authorities will deal ? -h
bow prob!? Bod itoly,
It is point.-.I OBt that grovs damage
i iie done to Fr.gland should any
great number of her sons pour into
\ I idle, which have
men and SB]
? thsi souatry. Asids
lid bs ths :i irai
? ff - r- it Brits i alii? It is
?.tion may ?-.me
. ticipoted, for *;?
pereatly there is nu legal method of
Stopping ?migration until it if adopted.
In order to release men of military
age in London, it was announced at the
Department this evening that
hereafter licenses would be issued to
Bromen to work a? omnibus and ?treet
car conductor?
LANSING CONSIDERS
PAROLE VIOLATIONS
German Crews at Norfolk To Be
Kept on Their Ships.
- ? - tmtemt ]
tVeohlafftea. Osl M. Franklin P
P.oosevelt. acting Secretary of the Nnvy.
referred to the State Department to-day
the case? of breach of pan !e of eight
?????:
i ??cr.iary Lansing
ha ? : i what a?
tuken. but i* is : ? I I ???',.
' man gor?
S mea il they reach ths Fa'her
.
The Saw Department ha? no trace ?f
the :: If I pos hae*
i been notified of *he flight of the yacht
Ed | ?
Precedent for a demand on the Ger
I man government for the return
I men exist.? In the case of two P.-.-- _r.
i officers whs e^. _ped from internment
- luring the B.BBSO .1 ui
I mads th? v?y i?ac_ to
!.. _ Ihe I. . Brament, at
? - of the State Deportment,
lent tl back, '
Departsaefet Is determined
I German? ?hall
ISCape. It ? ..- the paroie?
ind 'hat the officers ard
? : ? Priai
Eitel i i ? ti el and Kreoprias Wilhelm
will be confined i. their ?_.?>_.
GERMANS SHELL
RIGA RAILROAD
Von Hlndenburg Pushes
on North of M i tau with
New Forces?
RUSSIAN FORCES
TAKF. CZERNOWITZ
C./ar's Troops Will Not Evacuate
lli*s?.arabia liattlt*s on the
st>r Coitlnne.
a.. a ? ?-? TT*. Its ? '
Petrograd, Oet M i'i^patch to "The
I'aily < hrur. j .
- ? i I'.iitn froBl a.- grow tig n ?
riou?. The Gen i 1 rought ap
reaaseats, partly from ?he livira
frmit and parti) frutn reserve? in the
ApporoBtl* tha latead one?
more t, ? ? . . ;. ?If
flcult task of forcing the D .?r
kiga.
The country along th<? left BOI
the Dviaa toward *hr mouth la tl
I aad ' ? nspoasibla to
- an "ii u iront at once broad an :
pact. The OemslU are advancing in
?er.arate column? from the MitOB Win
dau BBd the Mitau Nt-ugut section of
the railway They have advanced about
two mile?, but are being actively en?
gage?! by the Hu??ian ti
Ne.r FlaOdrlchstodt 'i., r artillery
ha? 0: ??:,.?,i Urs from the lei
the Rigs DviasB ralltrajr, arl eh here
run? close to the nor?!
river. The Ruaeiaai are
tha lui.'?.-, bombii ,
Mitau and Neugut from their S
anea aod at I i sa i tine oppoi ' rig
?trong a te tha o
>,f the ein-lny 00 1 " Ifl -k.
The BOW i .; . srotiOBI by the Gel
mans ?eem for the pre?ent to be in a
?tage of rc-nr.riai.?.aance. The dl I -
ni. nt nill depead on the taras of fort
IB SB]
The Russian authorltiei have ,i.'?-:'ie,|
thai the favorable ;urn m Military af
fair? ha? rendered it aaBocoaai i
carry ou, the eonten] U : ava
of the Ihr? i of the
government of Beaaarabia.
London. Oct. 20. Progr?s? northeast
and aoithweal af Mttou in von Hindea
burg'i driva at Kiga i? roporred by the
Germai War i IIBeo.
A report from Hucharest to-day said
that I armies in the ?outh
had been forced to evacuate Cxerno
????'. tal of th? AoatrioB erotralaad
lovina, ?outhea?t of G?llela, and
lying 146 mllei I f 1
The ' t town will
have || aaia, for il
le?s then I from ?he
RbbsbbIbb border. Il; ?api
? *he proaaora of tl ? TeutoBie
f,,rc^ ?,ji Rumania.
GERMAN OITICIAL
The official statement given out at
Berlin ?ays:
Army Croup of Field Marshal ron
Minden?,'?rg Our tTOODI :-.a,le fur
thci rthessl
tve?? of Milan nrni eaptarod several
po?ition? of the enemy.
Army Oroun of Prince Leopold
There il nothlog new to report.
Arm] Groap of Geaerol von Lia*
lincea ? ?ttlei on the Btyr
?till continue.
AISTRIAV ?iFKiriAL.
The official communication given out
at Vienna ?ays:
A RaSSiOO ?rmored tr.ln ha. been
destroyed by the Aostro-Bungsrlsaa.
machine gur.H i?r??i a ,,uar.tity of
rifl? - SOd smmOOitlOB were captured.
CARSON RESIGNED
TO SAVE CABINET
( ?ir.tlniir.l from pn?e 1
ray presence in the Cabinet cou'. !
?-? Ib tha critical iltuation
. ? .
"I n< >d hardly lay ! am nol
I. h?
rho ha? i
U ;.
e I held i
I have expressed eery ?troogly and, ?
: | eve. cool
tiously and patriotically I did nit
think tha: under th?. c.icumstancei [J
could bo anvthintr but a ?ource of weak
re?? a' a time requiring great strength
and e?paiateacy.
"That 1? all I can ?ay, and I a?k the
House to believe that in the course I
luv? taken I hove been BCtBOtOd bv no
|?-r?innl par'v motive, but that I have
acted to the best of my ability solely
in the lat? rp?t? of mv country "
sir Edwai ! ? srsea'a apoech wa?
punctuated ?? ? v I -r? and was con
iti sf spproval.
Cabinet n*:r?i?rcr.? again were bom
: with war question? in the House
of Common?, but for the most par?
they mitiiaged to escape an into-, led
frontal attack. In the cour?? of the
replies it developed that the offner
who commanded the landing of Brit?
ish troops a? Suvlo Bay. on the Gallip
oll Per.?nsula, had heen ?helved, and
that he hold? BO command Ifl the arm?
?t present.
Tha lOggeatiOB made by William
Joyasofl Hicks, ! nibniat member fo.*
the Br stf? rd D viaiofl of Middleaax,
of a policy of r'-prisals as a deterrent
to Zeppelin raid? was frowned on b/
the War Off.ce, Mr. Tenant remarking
that such a policy always hud been the
rubject of comlderable controversy.
The condition of Premier Asquith,
who wss sudrier.lv ttAwt ;'' footer-doy,
wa? described bv hi? physician? at noon
to-day a? p-at;sfactory The following
? wa? given out:
-?-.- passed a istlS'
? ? ... . . improved.
HS will be confined ??? I I t*
i "
i military r,,rr*vi n lent of
' g Sundai ' " .I
. ... i iltnetlor
"We are :-. a bols WS have
'.,(??. |o th* sbillty ' ?er ???te?
and Ib ths I
-nr snd In th* willingness ai l
?.?? ... i?] . r- ths srari tbrss 01 l
v,ry tlons riow threi
to wie. . the gOI I ' ? '
"On 'he enenu-'? lids we And u
of porpoti nglen? if control
to '?T
? ? -.m risks.
BRITISH LOST 183 SHIP
1' It'.at? Al??> ^unU 171 Fishermen
to Octabst 11
London. 0?i 20 o".c;nl annom
men* was made to dav that ths b
? r 0f British merchant ve?i
'xcluslv? of fishermen, sunk by ?
marine? to October M was IS...
Ths number of .shlng rSSSSlS ?
was 175.
SWISS PROTEST TO BERLI
Demand ( ompensallon f??r Bomb Dr
ping b) OSS-Ma Airmen.
Ilerne, Oct M, The Swl-. go? *?
mm', ha? Instructed its embassy
Bertis to lodge ?'i ererget.c pro*
...., it the aes .' .ti of Swiss i
by German Bvietora
?? |.r?test I? due to the art of
i In dropping eight bombs o
... i? Poa Is ii- Buadey. eau?
., r- ..' foar i" raoBS sad
eral!.' damage to property. Bwitl
:? iiiainis eempeaaatlon a:..i
punishment of the aviator.
SAY BRITISH FLEET
WILL DECIDE WA
Balfour and Churchill See Pi
vation Ahead, but Final Vic
tory Through Navy.
London. Oct. 20. "Germany aim?
world domination, and against wo
domination the British fleet from t
time of Queen El zabeth to the pr?s?
day has always been found the ?un
and most effectual protection," is t
contribution of A. J. Balfour, F:
Lord of the Admiralty, to the N_
Lei.gue's symposium in connection w.
to-morrow's observance of Trafalg
Dav.
\\ InBtOfl Spencer Churchill, Chanc
lor of the Duchy of Lancaster, writei
"For ?ix months no hostile flag h
flown outside the Baltic Ws i
stronger than SVi I "tnnarah
!.. -er adapted for war cond.*
great strategic COBClusiOBI upon whi
I our naval dispos.tion is based i.u
been -indicated. Tho gr,i-:l ?'
iih*e? and will finally secure victory t
our eanss.
"On land good days have not y
come. The rslisnt Russian front w _
tha French and British offsBS
? west has r.ierced but ha> n
ruptured the Germon fortified Ubi
our long dslaya tha oi
seized a new initiative in the N'ear Ka?
and the Oriental inclination in bis Wi
policy raise? new perils of peculii
? gi |.cui.ee to us. A hasardes
g!'-. -. ust expense and hard privation 1
before B <
"I'ouragel All's well with the flee
The de?tructioii "f German militai
l i-? irr. i Under tl
sure shield of th? > ?very mistal
rotrisved rj neglect can I
rod.
isvs or to lose th
free.lor; of the world rSBtS still - I
ths British people and their leader
The spirit of Nelson and the memor
c:' Trafalgar .houl?l rouse us now t
sastaifl BBwesrytngly ths dsrkenin
conflict, and, by proceeding to all nee
essary ex'remes and by laying as il
every impediment, to rescue B ri tal
.??..-honor and Europe from ruin.
AMERICAN PLEA
MOVES KAISEF
German Emperor Postpones th(
Execution of French Women
Condemned to Death.
Washington. Oct. 20 Ambassadoi
i . sblsd to-day that he had t_ko_
up with the German authorities th?
of Mlle, Jeanne de Bsllsvills BBd
d ith foi
:n Belgium, and tha* thl
women probably would be reprieved
R - message, of which the French gov?
ernment has been advised, was In re
IS to instructions cabled by Sec?
retary Lansing at the request of Am?
bassador Jusserand.
The ease of Miss Cavell, the Eng?
lish nurso ?hot by the German com?
mander a* Brussels, has not been oft
railed to the attention of the
B I irtmSBt, although it ha? been
reported that the British government
would ask tie I'nited Stute? to inves?
ti i'a'e.
London, Oct. 20. The American und
Spanish minis'er. to Belgium inter
\ened to have commuted the death sen?
tence passed by the German authori?
al- at Brussels on Miss Ed'.th Cavell,
a Ftntish nurse, but their .??'.?r-? u ,
frui'les?, Lord Lansdowne told the
II taso of Lords this evening. I . the
CH-e of two French women, also Ml
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mon Emperor considered the report.
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beer, received from the American Mm
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