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TEUTONS. CAUGHT
IN VISE, DOOMED,
SAYS GALL?N?
Lost When They Were
Hurled Back from Paris,
War Minister Asserts.
TIME WILL GIVE
VICTORY TO ALLIES
Recent Sue? W? Tnimportant
The "Convulsions of a
B.a? at I.ay."
Pari?, N'pT snoral Joseph Gal
lieei had ?V
.?? of We* ?lock this morn
.-?? ? sd the "orrespond
?
.1 this
? plest of :'
?
lf_d<r ' the armies of the
| Tit he ?ai one of the nerve
moi ?
I rent, however, that he
-u ;.. r and a man of action,
bear'1
wlth c_!rr, IBCO.
"V?hs: are the reasons for my un
B_sks lenco in victory?" re
psati I 3d - sy are
those cf every Frenchman. Our ene?
mies I .:n the
esser.' ? every Wal the de?
struction of the adversary's forces. In
5?.p:?*r:! er, I lid, when we arrested nr.sl
repulsed the German < r. - ,v?, the
jane was U -? by the |_
"How do you deduce that the Teu?
tonic empires failed from that mo?
ment*" is kod the r?.rre-po'
**Becau?9 that victor]
the essential factor of time," replied
Gensral GalHenl, "that has enabled us
to organize the effective operations of
our rassortes resources that are very
superior In men and money to tv
the er.emy and nenrly unlimited i:. ma?
terial, thanks to our master-,' of the
Teutons ( aught in VUe.
General Gallien! then outlined the
po?!*: ? ? f -t?c armlos as he
Views it
Taught in a vise." he
?9. "_1 Powers are straggling desper
? to free themselves from It
?he a*' ich upon our
ser, ?
sr.d the campaign In the Bi
been the convulsions of a 1
.
German ??*? i campaigns
? lenl said:
"I recog? their en? rgy and
rigor.
ary. Evei I . madj
possible hj
I
whir'
?
-. armies ai
? uer each day and but
to vai
\ the German
i frequent trnr?-' -
er, the
'
"Tr??? ? i the west, retrans
the east and t_
the enemy's armies ai
Is rapidly
.
tie of Champagno la
?s ved upon that ]
Face a Fatal I*_.oe.
fatal for the e?
?. Nothing but lack of tenacity
?' ?
h?T? **?
the sail If yon a sh l li - opin?
ion as te that evoatne -sbout
I
mtry
fl
'.
A .F hit own
*
?ole is to r Forts, \
???,-*, s . rational si it ad
?ar :ts |
U
sah* e
s mlnii
money. Th?
hope ? ? ?
cause 1 fool tl a: we hare behind us tho
irdent ? ?operation of t bi
tica."
CAitXOT KIN WINS PRAISE
Grandson of late French President
Twice Offiiially ( ??mmended.
Par's, V : - ?' ....
frransison of the ?ate Pr?
C.n. ?
to or:. - for the da*/ for i
As si
? e young man f
?forrr. .
FEARS MORE SEA HORRORS.
Brttata Thlaks False B p | -
Mena l'-Boal i:
-
?
--
till :
-
es that I
i
?
? *
and
its T
?
?
? ?? genei
some feet higher ?
ire
by t't.
?
biolutelv fi
-.
foi
en Bi ?
RUSSIANS ATTACK
ON NIEMEN LINE
Resume Thrusts Alon??" Vilna
Railway Evacuation of Mitau
(iocs on Rapidly.
Ion, Nov. 28. The Russian? hare
? In the -
north of tl marshes.
? >f assault force?
northwest of Baroaovich!, on
Dvinsk-Yilna Railway. 1
advance, thi m, wa? re
; I. This is ? for more
than a month that activity on th
mrn front, held :a Leopold's
, has been remarKcd.
-.ans evacuating Mitau are
tinning du ..ons.
Two Led ? -rs with the wid
! ow of I tenant General V. A. Bamso
1 noff, after two months' search in Ger?
many, discover.-I the grave ci General
! SumsonoT nnd disinterred the bodv, and
t te Petrograd. General
vas the commander of the
-ces in the onttle of Sold?n,
and was \. i'russia
i campaign.
A (?? criptnred In the
Czar: to bave
dec?a.-? irman army
I, the qual
?teai ly fall?
et Ivai
Lomsa ti.
,
' ' rlin ?ays: '
A-: ? g ; of Fli Id Marshal von
? ?
near Bischof.
?en our po^ I
ami '
rols.
Ar:- ice I.'-opold of
Bai ovichi
?
RUSSIAN
out this statement :
Wil of i fli
? ?? rnpt by the
'.nes in the
- Aa, thei
. on the
fn
PARIS HOLDS t SERVICE
Pre-?1 etit Polnrarc and Rritish Resi?
dents Pay Tribute to Nurse.
I
iry of Mis?
:
? -
...
i-i the
'
?'?or Paul
M.
latra at the
, ? "iinme.
I
. by Andre
G0RIZI? FALLS",
SAYS GENEVA
(i.nilnnrsl from piurr 1
where 40** bodies were left In front
tion, und on the 111
situation
i he Isomo
? our
th? Tyi sar front -
?
?
I ridge
ON VIhW TO-DAY, 9 A. M. IO _ P M.
\Ml IHMIMIM. |.\lll I Mil I ?II. inn i; 01 Mil.
AI 111! ?. \l 1 I III - el
Fifth Avenue Auction Rooms
333*341 ?fO-HTH AVENUE, AT 25TM STREET.
an r x? ? ri i? s \r. < ?>i i i < i n?**. or
Rare Old Chinese
Porcelains and Potteries
? \l'\ l Is ! ?D1 * ?liKh (lll*'U- \M> ?>l 111 It
I 111 l?.l - 1IM.I? *.|?>M.. PAIMIMiM ?IN 01
I
Beautiful Antique Chinese Rugs
S_ ??.1 mppa_ I?.mil? fr ,.,: '),.? \rt frr,ir?s of ( hlna
it. i ni rao-ua ? s i hoi am o?
Yamanaka and Company
to tern NOLI) vi t s i:> -> i i-i? i i i? ri m ir ML1
On IrMar a?d ?"?Uir.i. II.ee .1 sis.I i, l ??< I... U l.ssh f>?s.
III.NIC? \. II ?HI M \ N. \ .
l%
Per MONTH ON PLEDGE
OF PERSONAL PROPERTY
?HK \'\?)VUA.K\ LOAN SOCIETY OF NEW YORK
MAMlVriAN . . '??t?>>,' ._.._..
?il.ndt A\., cor. 1 48th St.
ir. - St.
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t?,r 12'si
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Pit I . _.. Av.
PER CEI
WITHIN
.?Al L
h
GEORGE V AT THE FRONT
Moorish chief, ,officcr of native regiment in trenches n<*ar Arras, saluting British King.
BIBLE BUSINESS
BOOMED BY WA]
American Publishers f(
First Time Selling Tes?
taments in Europe.
Tor the first time In the history
Bible printing and selling, and sole
becauso of the war in Europe, Amei
can Bible publisher? are this ye
making Bibles and Testaments to ?.,
in the British, European, South Afi
can and Australian markets. A re-u
in a Bible business unprecedented
number of Vl ! irr.es issued and in vah
of sale?.
This situation !? not that of the mi
sionary and Bible societies, but <
B the regular trade. A partr.?
in or.e of th ? ... gi t Bible
rid, with office? in New Y*t
that th? war has a
Bible making and selling i
.lee.
makers and sellers say thi
when other business I? bad the Bib
- .r, becau?
of the war, the Bide business of tr
i i.-rmany and Am
tria, is larger than ? Tl
? t, it is est
1 if th? nation? at war.
. hardly at all In ?
bat la Inal
em it is handicappii
eall ob Ameriea for ?u*.
:land is atTet-tt-d la 'he lam
Franc? has taken to Bible bui
?Bg, and so has Buaaia. Even the Be
and Serbians have kept up thci
The largest slagle customer In th
i? are the Gldeom
?'?p trad, r?
? -
. buying, six years ai-o. one Ne?
taca .'.00,00
GERMANS SENT
TO AID BULGARS
Continued from n*C? I
that the?e alteratioaa are necessitate
b- the thr- Russian arm
th? Dai ibi
Ituda of Ku
DC the rapture of Rad
nik, southwest itza, when
prisai ' ? and mad
- . ?re captured, the Ger
man summitry of the Balkan cat:.;
and ? ?ment of its close an
I
I the scanty re
IB army ir ?
. ' ur great opera
?
f i ?ecting com
muni . Bulgaria a
icen accom
.
f the army of
icb; 1
I the n ' m >
-, ?vi. ch a?s reinforce?!
againat the Drina
and th? ???' . ' I I ,?' r-tlOBI of the
army ll von Gl
? ? .r S- mendria and
! on October
? of the arm]
SB i again?-?
the N
|af_ .. ? ...
lorow o
comrrn
? ? oops have ?eeom
f the foi
g the
v. tm
thi K s
? . ? ? .
.de. at
? of which the at
Army Corps, with the !!r n
ill** diatin
?- Znjecar. Ka.'aze
Pl ? ? lote the hands of the
nans. In ndd.tion to this our
i have eom] th?
resistance
by th?
?
fought bn ' mpen
?
.
i advaaee. More thai
half the entire Sirbian
pri?
?
-
and an In
calculable qoaal < rial of a'i
been captured. The (1er
man loaave, howevo? deplorable, have
? rate, ?' .1 our
? . ff, red from d -
Dally chronicle's" Baloaice
ays he is iaffl
: lartcrs that th?
? during the
-
??
"iiau*," ?ai? t'1? corru*i>or.dent. ' U.?
' Bibles, (?ideon*, are commercial trav
them
; in ho!"l rooms, i bi
with which to pay for 1?
churr!..
In
?iey f_et money also direct from
For tl American trade f.v? firms
n?.w handle almost ail u' the i
. pr.sjerbooks si
that si
?
? of the religious hod;?*. The
?
ruanu
factur
?? ? ?
?
United States at ?_.*iO0,?W) a year.
?
? ?
?There an
; ?
solely ? immercial I
fruin ths- publl? ?
?
fit fr'.ni 15
(nan the :
tr.-ssis- ? he *. ??? rleai Bibli S
la ?: pi si bles. 4
?
more than 2 250,000 11
large numbers of Bibles '-vere made
abroad for tl
AMERICAN KILLED BY TTRKS
Missionary Report??! Daad *r??m Pol
f-?'iiinii Vs.v? *-.i?i| lo Hivi- Hren Slain.
an
American eitiien, an.i sari
Turks at
'itamia, w\ :.? de
?
cordinp to s stoi
iievrsp.per "Nouvelles de Bajel."
A di*p:?tch fr? "
her IL' , rd of
i'omm:.* lloners for ]
bad si do .
r"raneis H. 1 , sts
?
was doe te poil ii
Mr. 1 - ? ,
Mieh. ? -n at Urfs
main object of the .'. mans,
of the
.ri army, may
.
the Sei imander in chief, Gen
eral i
.. ? ?
roads and the la? I r mmu
nleatli
onslji 111, remains with I
". to 'The Dall*
? it 'ho
?
? s- thousand)
on Ihe jlisin of i.
of th.
With thi " Irawal af the c"rblan
K ? .
' >n to
_ T.'.sili the'-.
'
?
The
Paris Iih? ;
?
to r?-tre?t toward th
? ? |
? com?
mon ? 'hful
until death, which it
would ! : .very.
?? i'*-,. \ . ? i to re
an?! the am
?
....
. i
the ardor that I
?
I SS."
hold a fringe o
? : .
? ? . I ' '
Kor some reas
the Bulgarian?. ?
? .?
?
ar,?i M
any forthei
.
man Allies, who
? ?
negri? i
A dis] itch 1 " irom ?a
.
"A h
of Km
? ? are
I ?
?
ws-:i providi d with ] ? ' fa
lory, a the fi r.t as
pracl le They have
. - ..
by the French fi
ri?o Beighte. thu* constitutin.
ring of! the tilled I
force-s thus relieved have
sieved westward!
"Eoports af the tlch*;n_ ?r
I he Hi.ganans are M
bavs attar-.
?
>
it*
"Ihe latest Xu._.__? ije-__>*_>e__ ma
NEW U-EOAT WAR
COSTS 18 SHIPS
Fraucnlob's Sinking Denied In
Berlin Stateme it] of M?diter*
raiva i Lostet*
teen ?hips, with
?
the ?
Bl --?in Sea up
the German
been sunk by an
? text :" ?
hai itated, ae?
I, that
?
- much ha? been
-
? Bal
? r" the
Cent
? of results
' ?
'??amer
. accor ling
?
rio-L"
king f th?
Frfi'ic- ? ..
I'oh
.
i
AMERICAN JOURNALIST HURT
Head of Petrograd Bureau of Associat?
ed Press Wounded at PlTtfaB i'ront.
? i c. Whlf?
-U o>"
?
thigh
by an ?
sort that th?
?
I
Pn -
I
-
have
. ?
? ? for the
l 'aken ?
? f the
part of th ? <
almost c
g i the
I te bring up
-.
?
? ns.
'? Prod and
?
iy, ac
... tch Frei
two diviaieni
I
- ??inte Al
?
eh losses on
the Kr
' ?
be
-
i only
i scee
?
? that
?in.
. nciAL.
From Vienna th?
-
\ ?
the
?
r the
: : giOB of
. ?o cleared. A
ima, n '.-? n
fro i-.
g th? road
- ?acre
?
Goles an I Bn: BBt <.:' Prie?
-? el Peri?
Italy Watches Anxiously
Teuton March to Albania
Rome I - M
?nan? and I
.
... i riatle Bee anx
? more manifest on th?
- '
' -itrol
?. of th?
-, . -?-..
? i
? eally
?. 'ur
'
1 . y to
_, i_?nlir? ? -. .-?? a_...-.. ._.?..?:-?.
TURKISH TRIUMPH
CLAIMED ON TIGRIS
Counter Attack Rents British
West of Kontulamacia.
Berlin, Nov. 2S? ? by wlrell
.'.'. V.i. The following rep
i No
.
ng to the Ovei
? \ -ich occup:.
advaa !
-.. on the Ti,
:
south I
"i in th? Caueaau? 'ron?. . >
i?., i re; .. let of
Van."
An official Turkish ?tatement r?
?d the
h report that ;.?'? i
? '
? , ?? ?-.
- at ti furthi r ad
'. This later
after another cour,-.
JAMAICANS GOING TO FRONT
More Becrults Sin.n In Leave the
tad with Bahaman?.
?
gatos, Jamaica, I Beav*
rains are cuu?in?j? much damage
?
raaahed an : I u*>
More Jamaica recru;
r coal
Bahatnaa. .
Ai_ro_rso good samamtas
King ?>f .vain ?_?.>? I'nv anl N*??_:I
Aio.f.g Priv-ner. of Teutons.
?Pnrli v tah to "I
Terr.ps
-
?
favor of
rl " T :
tial in Germany and Austria
them are fa ? Trench an .
mothers a-, i a .v,'?.
"Kmg Alfonso a" .
spor.Jei.ce : sad tro stej
*<ary are ordered taken b
? ?-?". rt regard in
-
I
it
?
.re kep
? ? ?
.*? slay."
NO GIFT TO DANES
IS GERMAN HINT
l.erlin Not likely to Cede Sclile**
1 rig.Holstein as Reward for
Neutrality.
patch to the Kxchange Telegraph Com
?? ? proc
? .tal o'
? toril ?
the reren! tern
to Denmark after the war, i
rmaay's enemies or a:
a reward fi mark'i
neUtr. tat y opera
that G ' awaj
and ?? fair to 1
tUpp? ....
should he dictated by hop?
of foreign payment."
Remarkal M are in circulatior
In the Danish capital regarding the
treatment of Darns in the north o(
Schi? Than are
over 100,000 Inhabitants of Danish el
l? toncas In thli
territory, and ever since they came un?
an rule there hive been
charge- thai the Dai
.
? , outbreak of th? aor th?
It is row marked that the Danes are
g u/h ROW u?Tr?ir.tq. G?'rman
comm.s' len I tl ?? I?? I ring up
black lists of th? rs, wh?>
are being punished with i rarity,
i..!?.. ?'. nei pai en l11 province
are subjected to the m. it rig
?hip. The "Heimslal" wa
:'..r sigl * ? ta men
; tion ? - I .; in Era*
. acconlmg to th" editore, wh?i
I thai lr pi ' ' i ( hat the Km
11 . | ..
? ' . im?', i'
ritles :'rom the.i stand
'.es?*clg-IIols*eln Is a province of
ti formed ant of the doch
swig, Hols! ? -burg.
s . to 1
which country it is ' OR the
Th.* ars l
..bout ana-tenth of tho ir.h.s
;.r? Danea.
Schleswig, long an .hject '?f conten?
tion between the Germans and the
Dan?- loa of
ths- kings of Denmark la '.;
In 1864 Prussia and A
wrested the duchies from Denmark.
i en
??porute these re
c ? ? into her dominions.
ALLIED AVIATORS
IN MANY RAIDS
Fire German Hangars.
Wing Three 'Planes and
Shell Noyon.
0\F FIGHT STAGED
OFF BELGIAN COAST
French Aero Hits Enemy 'Plane.
Then Sinks Boat Which
Comes to Rescue.
. -
Lot? k>B, \ el ?vlatora
took winir in force lO-day. Some pur
.BOB Bad succeeded in
I :?? : - went
behiad . aea and shelled
poiitions of itrategi? valae, eettiag tire
to a - gar \ I like
this, coupled With 'ard
! n c.dej the grea re ef
?ber.
One aercpl it.e, setting out from an
Ailed .amp la Belgiern, pursued i? Her?
man squadron and succeeded in hitting
?n en. The Oerman machina
fell into the m a. Fron | Mid
..- the
I artillery
attach) l'ari?
say-, in ?iahiag one.
A squ.i 'ri h o? ten aeroplanes born
bnrde.l th.- hangar? at Habsheim, ea?t
of Muelhauaen, and dropped twenty
eight ?h< ? ? the (?ermaii hangars,
. ? ' !'.re. One ser? |
camp waa damaged
? ?el ?'ut in
drivea back after one
and aiiotlier
had cr.i
: .ml station at N'ovon wn
?belli force?)
to descend I rhi lay Bt
Martin, in the Peal ? Mousson teeter, *
a. re bi ighl do? ?? a Garatea
ne. in the ' region a French
machii ? ting ? '..-?xn a
German "pis I pat ?tr to
flight
only infantry BOtlvitj is recorded
in "The Labyrinth," loutb of Souches?
Her?? the German? elalm to bave en?
miaea and
to have occupied the cr . . r .r.s ?ad?
mits that tl pied C .rater.
GERMAN OFFICIAL
Berlin pave out this statement;
After tueeeaaful mine explosion? In
the aeighborhi . 11
tween Arras and Lens, our tl !'? oc?
cupied the craters a versl
prisoner?. At various point OB tr.e
front hand grenade und n-iine throw?
ing ? irre.I. In itn
I igne H'.d Argonne enemy artillery
Th.- ' ?ays:
lu Artois th?' I
I ght
? ? chy
an I m ? ? l n Koclin
couf ' >rm.
? ? ? ' | .
the enemy, after having exploded ?
mine in front of OB? .iks,
. - .ling
followed, which terminate. 1 te "ur
advantage he l Bol suc?
ceed in reaching our trench, lie wai
onlj able ?o occupy the crater
?en of th?) mine.
r port M the
root < the 1
The night ItatCmcat follows:
Be) Sod I ? ade there
i? nothing te reporl ? atlre
front except I t of Berry?
; Se, where ?
noissance was di ; irsed by our fir?.
?mm n il il f?u?*m*>tiatatam***amma^^
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Nujol softens the contents of the intestines and lubricate?
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