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Egypt and South Africa, ?he lnsctiv
? - * e^-.ce and hi? Inabil
art m th? coi ?!uct of tho ??
MBoyod Mr. Churchill. When t
three! of aoaaariptioB came, it i? ?a
he decided the moment had come ?
him 7. go to th* Iront.
Th.* ? ? ?r letters hae?
between I'remier A?,-,uith and >
Churchill:
MWhea I left the Admiralty, 7*.
months ago. I BOSS] si of f?
duties at your roqueit, to taki pert
the work of the Wai
assist the new rail a*,? with I
fcaewlodgC of current oporatiOBS? whl
1 then possessed ia a special dogr?
The t 1 offered ?re up.
record :-. the n
tee of Imperial sad in msi
orsn.la 1 elrsuleted to '.he Coblaet, a?
1 draw your att?nf.on at the pteac
time to these.
"I am in cordial agreement with t!
decision to form a small \??t .-.--.:?.?
1 appreciated th? It you e
pre??ed to me ?ix Brsehl sg?? to 1
elude me among it? ra? mbetS 1 ?OI
Raw then the Boreenal dlfl
which you would ha?? ?.?? fac
? - t i on.
Could Not Accept r???t.
"I make no co~- that ?.?.
?che-- ? .- 1
work m the ?: IB!
ally 1 a ??t 1 ?i
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aoati Nor do 1 t
like these to trem?
"I ssk you to Bahe ?. mj if??: ?
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Churchill Has Won Army
Honors for His Bravery
The raaigaetioa of 11 -.--- Bsssaees
Church:'.' as Chance' - I I
' *?r.cas*.er to fetal 7* ? re? "
the fror.? I 1 I batea rSS tai
time.
When the war begi- all
Miwiag a? First Lord cf aha Ad?
miralty, and beearr.e the targ??. '. M
criticism for ?eml'.ng naval
brlgad? - ? thi aefeaee sf Ant
???M Thii ? eu '.s aot sheied bs
Prom ar tsqulth. however, who defend
ed him b? ?. ' i House af ? asi
lus?. Thai lay, saying;
"Mi treat with la
d ?Ti i ? , a * .on? again it him
II?? has s ge * lad s be ampli
,? full itorj ? told "
The Dardan elle? campaign siso pre
arch
upheaval '.?at
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si See 1 ord I hit ???? dee <->
Lord Piihei * ,! BeroBcei .?? petate sf
naval Mr Chut.
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to exert a much more -
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Baroi. -, ? have
I .'. ;?een in th i direction of inflo
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wll - lorsing the policies of
K ng" Conatantine, the Yenir.elos ad?
herents assert tb i ?ntary gov*
? ?:*. would be only a farce, and
;?oint out that such a rietory
. make j.ossihle a return t?. the
old condition? of an ,? '-.i.ss ?.., which
were iwapt awaj I 1910.
The conditions ?xiating then are still
.- mind to create
rel urn.
The Hulear an and Turkish mi: I
at Athi f." i.?.-- si
against the continued lauding of \1
' rOOPI at Salon rdl sia* to
Budapest advi.-i ? ? ad to nieht.
The protest was couched In the most
friendly terms, and r< n ad ?
that nich acts cnnnr.t be 11 t.ir M led ,"i
ac? ?>r.iiu.ee with Greek neutrality.
M. SI ??. re
plied, aeeording to th?' Budapest ?li?
patchee, thai ha took Botica oi the pi ?
tOetl and thai I t
do what was possible to clarify the
situation.
Reports still continue te he circu
. lati'd f rom ii?'i ii.s.i -.. .1 .?? ? of BI
meal between Bulgai ib and I
! The "' .. gn? ?.;.. al I >?" prlnti
diapatch aayiag that Premier Shoo*
loudii lias ns.-urc?! M. Passarow, Hul
.- ttk , of thi Pre?
mier's tineer? deeire to maintain
friendly relations between Greed
Bulgaria, (neu?', the Pramiei aaaarod
the B-iniater, was aot planning to at?
tack Bulgaria
no warn?ng7says
ANCONA CAPTAIN
? i.lll in,le.I Iriim |ii??i* 1
Joe? i Ii R< i nai h, wldi asa
political writer, .helares thai the vic?
tims of the Antona tragedy, ?lu?! as a
result of "the unpunished Luaitania
\ murder." President Wilson eon
i ?ay. add? th? writer, that he was not
? warned thai the tragedy would be ro*
BOOted "if it were BOt avenj-.'l."
"Is Am? rica going to iwallow this
freah Inault," M i i
ba -s.?i I? d '? ? ; with explsna
? and then oith de? ?
bi I? - h? going to d?
A'istrla expr?s"'. ? ? of r*gl ?.
? and the puni hmenl sf th i o?_*
ceis \t!.o ? ..? erirn?, and,
taking up nt th? Luai?
tania ? ??.Ion, inaia! on receiving the
; tame satisfaction from Qen
"We hope so. not ifl our own inter
? est?, for America's neutralit? amply
' tutllces, but in the interest of the j?r?"at
, Renublie, for her Independence is at
i stitKe her Independence already ln
lurd and dally threatened with ;
lag koldi ?a? suce for s wl
baa tolerated fr..m Germany wl
would no* have tolerated for afl l"?ur
from a nn' ih ami powerful.**
President and Cabinet
Discuss Anemia Sinking
? ..-aau ]
Wash.r..Ion. \... |2 P?a*ei I? :" W '
?on ar.'l hi? Cablaal met to*day for th?
first tim? ? see laat July, ?hen th?'
German erisls wa? acute. ti?. ..*
b? fore them tO*day was i?
.r ?ne the Austrian ?Inking of
the Ancona. No act fifi was taken, us
cans?, of the luck of deflalte .i.forma?
tion. Aaothor Cabinet meeting ertll be
held next Tuesday, when th?
arising from the tragedy ?rill '??? gain
laad
11,., tub ??''' mes! Usen ? ' I
I? uaderstood te h.r. e been th?
of raisii'k' money to meet I
. Based ' ? lb? LTndoi
i,?..i ? . pro Id? for ?' '?'???
penditur? Tb? pre
?o abandon th? boad l?t i? pi?
.in. nthsi wn> to w ?
aary fund?
It was ?,'at?-d at the ?Whit? House
that th? ? bief objeel ef the n
wa? t?. briai the Presl?_eet sad bi?
I ablnel togefli?! b.-fore th? opening "f
' ongree? and to ?li?cu?? hi? m????|{?- to
i aomoooa -*? is aUm\ nr1-'-* m ??.*> __m.
BBS departments. From now on the
Cebtaet will m??t r?irularly twic? a
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Conflicting Reports
Puzzle Washington
iTlin Tt.? Till ill.? It null |
\v??iiiinri,,M, N..V IS. laansisd sf
forts i.i i??-1 ??'in.? daflalte laformatloa
*>?i ihr ilaklng af the 4aaaaa won
Biade bj o?<* State Deparlmoat to-das.
? Far it has does fitti? aloag ?in?
lias, lapectlag tliii fall rep-orte ?rould
.?m? satomstlesll) free* Americas
eonsulai ?i?.I diplomatie reprsseats
in., rhros dsyi hsvlai pened elta
eut th? resell I ? I BayThlng deflBlte,
however? arden im?? bias seat to all
aha might I???-, aa] lafermaliea oa the
?iiM...?
I eoBsalei naleer bo? booa leal te
TiiiiI?. an.| fi,.m then ?sill BBthei ??a'*
?n nia f...,.i ?ni. i?, i? ?,ii.. iiovf Been
lauded la ?*?? Belghhnrl.I llll "
port i? set lin?ete?? '??? I. Ibrei
i?i . ?n. i In thi ... ? I? he
v , i .... i. , 11...i. ... Nel
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ANCONA MESSAGES
HELD BY CENSORS
Italian line (let* first Cable Dis?
patch Telling Of Ves?
sel's Sinking.
Th? first rah!?? iBSBISgl eoncernint/
? s? of the Ancona **?? reoshrsd
lay ?t thi New York offre? <?f
the Italian line. In I?? truncated form
? a ild have hern ladleroas had it not
mean*. ?! led anxiety for (he doSSBS of
inquiriT? Shoot the torpedoed ?hip.
? a? th?? BIOOBBSjei
"7-orry to inform you Anconi? ?unk "
It Ii believed the ?saaaga wai ?le
? -.- tha Itallas season, a/he, it i?
thought, ii** >]? further deUill
of the tragedy* Farth?rr <*fTort? wen
made >?> iterdey by Hertfield, Solarl 4
Co.. local ?Kent? of the 'ine, to get
?A toucH with the Naples heedqaarters.
|fl -i.. *-'i!iii? up thi'ir !:st ai c.iiilo BMS
safes Mr. HartSsld mid II was dli
red thnt me??af*;e No. Ufl had not
I,,.,.., i? a?*'?/, ' ?|.. |...?i?*VO,l th.-"
n bare el iBee that the Luiaitug ?
- contain BOBtl of thl BOW! they
. iBxioai to reeelve. The coin
piiny Immediately nqaestsd that Ko. tS
\,,. rep? '
Thonia? \V. Wentz, of Norriitown.
broth? i ai Mr? I!, i '.-?
Join*?, ?f Philadelphia, whe wai
i n-.id t.* im? ?? < bob ?'"'?i d the Ai
a th her hi ? Bed Mr. 11
resterday that a eable message trom
tat? ? that ha and hi:?
..! .*. layed their d? partero.
NORWAY TO TAKE
OVER GRAIN TRADE
liberal Victory Assures Stale
Monopoly for Cereals.
Chrlsttaata, Oat IS. The return ti
thi Legialeten ??f a majority af thi
supporter? of Premier Oaaaar Kaad*
bob aad the popelet rapport si thi
pieseat Liberal pelletos point to a
probable fulfilment of one of the car?
dinal proposal? of the I.ibi-ral pro
gramme a geverameat Bioaopoly af
the gnia laduitry. Advocates af this
measure are certa n it i? the only wnv
to avert nnnth?-r emerirencv ?imilar to
tlit? ?/rain aliortajre at the beglBBlBg of
th<* war.
To handli' the prepoeed ?rrain monop
olv the appointment of I?200 ipoclll
offlcli ? mplated, si sa sapeas?
sf shout 11,000,000 ? vi-iir It i. asti*
- thai m lea ? 12 I 00,000 will h?
i Conservative party Isedsn
favored a protective tariff te eneour
ai:?* home agriculture, ?vh ch th?*v he
lleved would airare the Bseessery ?up
I gnia.
? rvstivi plaa to strenirfhen
the national defcBce alas wai lo*.t ??th
tha dsfsat sf the party. The majority
of voten bellevi In eaiting BBtll the
v.iir SSSamsi B pham- that mak? s n
?troniri-r armameat Bieessary before
committinif Norway to ?uch a pro
gi amase
Without affectlas* the foreiirn poli
i-iis ?if the liiitioti, the election nicnifle?
n decided ehange in the direction of
internal ?finir? The new Lsaislstan
la i ipectsd te pees levara] mh-.h1 re?
form? of an important natur?* It is
1er? I likely, the government amy
e sod :? gradually aaaamlag eoatnl
nut only of ?he jrrairi Iflduitry, bat of
? ,-u basiassa
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HAYTI ADOPTS U. S. TREATY
S?*n;ilc rtOU |?. Ail mi < ?impart f?ir
i Mum i.ii rial m le?ala
- .: Hur?.? )
tVaehlagtea, Nov. \? The Baytlaa
Senat?, after a debate of ?eversl
m.in'h?. Lbs ratified th?. treaty wl?h
sited s?n??*?, tha State Depart
?eat wai advised to day Tha tr?-stv
provide! f r a financial protectorate ad
tend by American offlclal?.
I ratified by the t'nited
the ! t, | :? ,,.., ,,f ? },.
afoned aadei an la?
sen! with the II lytlan
?II the Havtlan custom
? ' ham af Amarles
' ? ? '*. whs will BBoreise ? Ren
? night of the aspeaditana
1 -; i ? Daniela said to day tha?
U ? mi.'.'? aad blaejaehets aa i
preiervlBg ardor In Maytl will b? bobI
th?r< until the amemeat Ii formally
rstiA*.! by Us t*,,U?d Ststas, and!
iXtu UM? la?J, aw? Uaaji MS ii,- MM_J^ '
DECLARES BERLIN
BANKS UNSOUND
Swiss Financier SaysTheir
Working Conditions
Are Unsafe.
I Ills OF OERMAN
OFFER TO VATICAN
i utter Urgid i" ( ?u Ptnci ? on
ftrtnci ?if ah N.niiiii Na
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but Couth Amer
? .. ???ntion of iccunnt;
' the latter and also
inlty.
The I Ausl lia and Gen
i? tha- thi United tatas be direct;.,- ex
the latter idea i?,
the bank? latee that il
made by Germany, and he ha? ttaked
:** perfect accuracy.
GERMAN BATTERIES
IN ARTOIS SILENCED
Fighting with Mines Successful
?Three British .V.roplanes
Brought Down.
loa, Nov. 12 A ipirited bom?
bardment ha? continued in the ?eetor
of 1.1"
. announce
War Office
.rtoia district
? ?..?? o certain
German
;?. rll report the el noting down ef
? wi? English seroplsne? and th? land
init of ??tern theatre.
I . '.' ? "1 P1CIAL
The Frei t? mi b! say?:
Th. r.' I. ;. ? an active bombardment
... day, mi a Inch both ai?_o ? took
part, in th? lectori ol Loo? and of
i 111 ? ? " In the r.-K'ioll
of l' ; Artel? ?listnet, our
art: ?d to silence c. rtain
, re Bring on
? of th.? front tho
!? le? isa- COB! ?liUt',1 With
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In t'? at Hill
No. . deliran i si counter
? r, t?-, mean? of a small mine
re tho
GermaBi much ae*
? . I nor! i s . ?
?X] lo- ."ii ..f another such mine was
. m a/recking certain gal?
!? i ??? i . enemy
an?I preventing the continuance of
thi? v.'.ik.
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INTER?TEI) SAILOR ESCAPES
Another IM-itied German Let? Away
from Norfolk.
U'riB Thi Trl ur.? IIu-mu ]
Washington, Nov. 1. A (.reman oi
one of the interned (iorman auxi.iary
cruller? at th? Norfolk Navy Yard ??
raps I la?t ni??ht, and hat not been ap?
pr?hender!. Th? Navy department
?tatet that no branch of parole I? in
reived, a? the SSOR art cr.fined to thi
?hip? and ?h?re \envm I? no long?r
.ranted Ml? ?Utcriplion, furnitbed by
th?. Navy Departaieat, Is a? fellosrei
"Nasse, Thioryi 'm ?.?m?. unknown;
r, toe* io laeeeei IM peeadsi ion*
laehei Mes ?y?*?, ?p??*? Begiteh poor
l>, ?I_ht forearm ii.H'.-'l B/tth Ut?tm
roeembllag f-ur laverted f% ?*';',, s
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limifl HTFAMF.R ITTW1
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bbvbI porte oi kdria
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by th? Berlin War 0_.ee to*ntght n at
folloo -
Pursuit l the Sei
rhe first i rite
Mjuth of Kraljevo bai been ci
I'he advance in the Matins Valley,
southwett of Krusevac, : .. ?
Kupic and, further to the east, i.
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Yesterday German troop? capture?!
more than 1,700 pi
cannon.
BULGARIAN OFFICIAL.
An official ?tetement ?sued to-day
bv the llulgarian War Offles Is as fol?
lows:
?Hir troops c??n?inue the pursuit of
the defeated Serbian army on th"
left bank of the Mow? Rival
Fresh booty is bein,r discovered
daily in cono.uere.1 towns. Along the
railway In the Morara ralley we
captured to-tiay four quick
mtrnW 504-600 ?m 60*9 J"?fthJtSventtr.agn 44**ul4*>tR|
??*?s^_
fy/m Cftercz, Ju\\y.y/(ons
sCL/u) o?/ics~Jorma/or
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The Mr ? ? . ? .; General
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front Tuoeday the ?n?1 lUfT?
. us loss. V. ?
bine g . . : g the
night of ?
inrpriee us near Grahovo. but
were repuleed. ?in tit 10th there
was artillery lighting ? nag the San
jak front. The enemy'i Infantry at?
tached us at various po'.nts. but with*
out affect We took more than 100
1 r: '?".its.
An artillery duel i? in progresa on
the Rersegovlna front. On th.
fronts there is no change in the sit?
u?t ion.
An Austrian aeroplane fell into
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M end ie
commis -i 7'i ti
el ine war? -.en.
HELP WANTED
An Advertisement That
Is Addressed To You
When you see these words you think of two things:
?some one looking for a position and some one wanting
financial o? other aid.
Ihis ?advertisement is for neither one nor the other.
It is for an organization that needs your help?not so
much financial aid as your moral support?a little bit of
your time.
This organization is working for your benefit?for the
benefit of your wife and children.
It is working to suppress vice and crime?to m?tke thin
city?the world?a better place in which to live.
It is a worthy cause and deserves your support.
This cause, this Organization, is the Church?organ?
ized religion.
What nre you doing for the Church?
You give a beggar money if you think he needs it and
deserves it?that is easy, for it requires little thought and
t-ttention. That only helps one individual.
By supporting the Church you help thousands in
strengthening its good influence. And ?ill the Church re?
quires of you is to go to Church?just a little while on
Sunday.
".'our influence, your support will help the Chirtch,
help strengthen religion?your example is a good iniiuciu e.
?*\nd no matter what your sect or belief, the Church
teachings and strivings toward a better understanding, to
more perfect happiness, will benefit you.
So help where help is wanted.
Go to Church 1 o-morrovf
No. 6 of Steond Stritt Publiihed by Tkt Tribune Rrprinti oa "Tefes*
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