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GERMANS RETAKE
POSTS IN VOSGES
Recover Part of Summit
Won by French at Hart
manns-Weilerkopf.
MORE THAN 1,300
TEUTONS CAPTURED
big Guns Active in Belgium
Munitions Depot on Meuse
Heights Blown Up.
London, Dec 22.?A part of the Ger?
men position on the summit of Hart
manns-W' llerkopf, in the Vosges, that
was captured by the French yesterday
has been recaptured by German troops,
according t?? tho official announcement
of the (?erman Army Headquar.
The Germans dec?an- that, 'accord?
ing (a oficia] Preach reporta," the sum?
mit of Hartmanns-Weilerkopf has been
:n possession of the French since the
end of Ajf.nl.
The successful action of the French
at Hartmanns-Weilerkopf was made to
bring to an end a situation which the
French regarded as intolerable. On the
summit of tins mount-in there had
been incessant firing by both sides. The
trenches were separat?.I by only a very
small ?? stance. The reeult was an ap?
preciable loss of men each day.
The Preach success resulted from
preparatioB and the
dashini* onslaught of the troops. The
iiermn'is were forced burl- some dis?
tance oa tho eastern slope of the moun?
tain.
Many Germano Captured.
The French War Office announced to- '
?lay that more than 1.300 GermanB were
?ritured In the operations, among them
21 officers. The prisoners be
' to six different reginv Bte
French admit that the Germans
.. 1 a footing in one section of the
OB captured from them yesterday.
i H 0PPICL4L,
T?. niglit's communication from the
h War Office says:
displayed
tel vit*? Ib the regioti of Het Sas and :
1 . ? To the south of Arras
-
around Beaaralno We < sploded a
mine which .?-?-riously darm?
h along the road to Lille.
? .neourt, la fion of
Rove, ? strong German patrol, I
under OUT ?re, fled, abandoning sev?
eral wounded.
On the heights of the Meuse, in
th? ?? the Bouchot wood, our ?
)>.-? r \iolentlv hombai'led the ad
nchei and caused the
? initions dej
Belgians" Big (ions Active.
The Bel| communie
ays thai the Belgian batb
try active to-day. They bombarded!
he German posts on the left Yank of
I as the cantonments
Te the north of Diimndo, the F?el- '
heavy guns completed the de
i'loekhouse overturned j
yesterday, which the enemy ha.!
? air.
The British official statement !<j
I t says th-it during the last I
ty-four hours there has been artillery
activity on m in)
?
sides of La Baooeo Canal and at
BADEN INCREASES
TAX ON INCOMES
Raises Levy 20 Per Cent on $600
and Over?Other States
to Follow.
Berlin. Pee 2*?. The movement for
an increase of taxation by the Ger?
man states has begun with Baden,
where t?-, D .?? ha? Just passed a bill
lpcreasir.g the income tax
on income* above 1600, It was r
out in tho Reichstag ... that
"Prussia an?i Saxony also intend to in?
crease their incume * ?
The third instalment of subscrip
ot, the third German war loan,
a _?*> per cent payment, was due to-day,
thl>, with ?he ftrei two instalment*.
which totalled 50 per cent, making 75
per ?-ent of the loan due. II.
?AH t pot cent of the subscriptions had
aetae : Bid In m cash up to
?l>er 15, aci | the Ovei leai
Agency, which
money mai ' .??need, call
: ainlng at r, the
. rate of the last few ?
The Overseas News Agency says 7
e official periodical of the Ger?
man trades union? tn-day ;
review of the internationi?'
It says that the Reichstag once more
has proved the moral union of the
German Parliament with the govern?
ment to defend Germany's indepen?
dence and integrity against enemy ag?
gression.
"The Chancellor's speech, it ?ays,
showed the readiness of the gi
ment to <?- itiona
Bad that Germany ?Ines not mm at the
suppression of oth.-r nal
Chancellor clearly slated that he did
?ant to prolong the war il
to c?i* i han
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ITALIANS FIGHT IN THE AIE
Kome Reporta Two Knemy Aeroplane?
Forced to Kt-trent.
". Pee. 22. The official commu?
ai ??sued from general headquar
0 day say?:
"lr, Gludlearla Valley on Monday ?
night our artillery and aircraft effec?
tively ho-ribardcd Fort For. of ths I-?
dnro group. On Tirosdav the bombard- I
- fully renewed. Two
enemy aeroplaru-s w. re attacked and
"On the A?lago Plateau Tuesday an ,
enemy seroplans offered a mark for
lllery and was forced to land by ;
.iHson of damage done its engines. The
pilot sras captured.
the rest of the front there is
rothing to report BXCept a few shot?
from ?he enemy's battorlos e.pain.'t
- tto Bai ? ? ?'? .fi at'ack by en
rcraft BgS as1 our positions at
i'l-nma. No dam
Wnna. Dec. 22. The Austrian of?
icia! communication to-day ?ays that
the activity of the Italian artillery
? the Tyrol .southern front con?
tinues. On the other fronts there have
been some Isolated artillery comhats.
An attack of nno enemy SOBBpaJty near
Dolje, on the Tolmino '. col?
lapsed be f'r. ? v
britmIouted,
turkey insists
Moslems Say Wounded
Were Left Behind in Re?
treat from Gal?ipoli.
Rerun, Dee. 22 by wireleis to Fay
ville, N. Y.).--Advices received here
from Constantinople reiterate the as
sert:on that the Hritlsh force? which
quit the Dardanelles retired In great
disorder.
"According to ?"onstantlnople re?
ports," pays the Oversea-t News Agency,
?i)-' Bi their sich ?nd wound
ind. Theii they
? was carried out systenal I
in reality was a head-over heels flight."
TURKISH OFFICIAL
The TurkSh \>nr Ofllcs has given
out the following r-*Htement-.
On the Dardanelles front hostile
until la?e
in the evening various camps in
order to destroy the booty abandoned
by the enemy. Ths bombardment
failed to m -e. Hostile
attacks at Sedul-B I "] itedly
were repulsed.
Ths counting of ths war material
und military equipment left behind ;
by the enemy at Ari llurnu and Ana
tarta has not completed.
>ty near Ari llumn
heavj guns, one ?Schneider
st quantity of amrau
especia . .'-* ridges, rifles,
a great number of mules, ammunition
carts and tents filled with provisions
and telephone material.
British Colonies Unmoved
by Gallipoli Retreat
Melbourne. Der "_? (.force Foster
I'earre, Ausl ' '?t?te
for I'efence, in a speech delivered here
: ; ?'! cavil
troops
from the Ati/ai' < ovo and Suvla Bay
regions of ?he Gallipoli Peninsula. He
declar' : s would neither
? ? the "n of the Aus?
tralians to see the war through nor
?' ? ? new effort to raise men.
Wellington, New Zealand. Dec. 22.
"It is better to 'are the position and
be dor??? ? ,n to proceed with an
enterprise ?... ( ,,-i, |i eommoi Ij In
to have been the result of an error in
nt of W?l
erguaon Masaey, Premier of New
Zealand, oa I the
?<" the Gallipoli
Peninsula. He called oa the country
r eraonal and political ani
i present a united front to
the enemy.
British Lost 1.127 Men in
Kut-el-Amara Flghl
Ion, Dec. 22. Comparatively
heavy losses have been inflicted on the
army In Mesopotamia in the
? fighting near Kut-el-Amara. fol
tha Briti h to
that point.
The Secretary for India, J. Austen
Chamberlain, announced in the House
Of ?'ommons to-day that the total of
casualties of General 1..
force lines the return to Kut-el-Ait.ara
I :.'T, Including 200 deal
GENERAL VON EMM1CH,
LIEGE VICTOR, DEAD
__________
Would Not Heed Kaiser's Admo?
nitions to Guard Health.
Berlin, Des E2 (by wireless to Say
villel. The death at Hanover of Gen?
eral von Fmmich. the conqueror of
Liege, ll announced by the Overseas
Bey. Tho general died of
ar'er o-scleroais.
William," says the ..
? -a; ron Emmich was attei
? "hat a
soldier in war t ma ha ess to
think . s*sll?bsing "
General von Emmich was commander
of the Tenth Amy Corps. 11? iigured
prominently in the early events of the
war. Inn?: In command of German
?i Inradod Belgium. He la?
to the 1 ?'?an people
ans.
The heavy loss of life of the Germans
??? Lii ???? srsu sei I to I si
the CO ?nd a ;
that be had c uicide
gained wide currency in A...
He wa? dace rated with ths Oi
der of '-l.-r ? Iai I
? ,???' von Emmich Joiaed the army
" 'lay ef P ? ictory over
Austria at Sadowa in 1 *->'?*?. He fought
the Franco-Prussian
War, wa? I ? !-.'7. and in
1901 attained the rani of major-gen
eral. He became lieutenant general and
.
lia if]
CHRISTMAS CIFTS
JOS. HEINRICHS
t948 BROADWAY
???a? I'm si
5TH AVENUE,
C?f. *ft*?l M.
Haadasaarrteti fea Um tu+t
< iiBtins D??Ihm? Pareo.
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MURRAY SENT
TO GAUIPOLI
Ex-Chief of the Imperial
General Staff Commands
Straits Forces.
MONRO HEADS FIRST
ARMY IN FRANCE
Succeeds Haig, New Leader of
Forces in West Robert.
?-on Made General.
London. Dee. 22.-Lieutenant General
Sir Archibald Murray has reen ap?
pointed to succeed Sir Charles Monro
ns British commander at the Darda?
nelles, says an official statement issue?l
this afternoon.
Sir Charles Monro has been appoint?
ed to command the First British Army
in France, in succession to Sir Doug?
las Haig.
The official announcemer.' follows:
"General Sir I'out-las Balg having
ns.^urned supreme command of tho Brit?
ish forces in France and Flanders,
General sir Charles Monro will succeed
him in command of the pint Army.
"I ieotoBaat General sir Arel
Murray, ehiof of the imperial C.
'?ill succeed Sir Char!
"Lientenant General Sir V?
Robertson, now cunt' of thi
; "at" In Pi net bief of
the Imperial General taff, with the
temporary rank of general, with Major
General R. Whigham es hit deputy,
"Major Genera] L Kiggell, now as?
sistant to the chief of th?? Imperial
General Staff, will become chief of the
General stuff of Sir Douglas Haig."
General Murray was chief of the Im?
perial StntT nt London until a few days
ago. Premier Asquith announced ves
Urdnv thai he hail been succeeded by
nant General Robertson, eh.. f of
the General Staff In the I i that
he WES to receive an important corn
man I,
The commandership of the First
? Arme was made vacant by ti.e
promotion of General Haig to ba the
British romander in ehl
General M??nro eras seal to 'he Dnr
lanellei after Sir Ian Hamilte
?
Thus, says "The Times'?" militar,
correspondent, the General Stall
front is virtually traaaferred ?tome, or
nt lenst it? chief oflleera ere
ferred. The corresponilent, eomi
the changes in tho higher com?
manda, say*- :
"These changes, together with th?
-, of the Mini-try of Mutut-ons,
?he work of the Karl of Derby, the
appointment of Field Marshal Sir John
French to command at home and tn?
?xtended powers which probablv will
7>e given to Lieutenant General Rob
frtson, all imply that the Secretary
:nr War will revert to the role of a
?ivil administration, from **hi'
ihould never have emerged.
"The adminietral on of our grc-it
irmu's la enough for the time an 1
strength of any one man, and il
ie a great advantage to Karl Kitchen
r that such large parts of his
n the past should he distributed
among competent colleagues."
HIS TRIP TO U. S. BLOCKED
Adolphe (ramer. Arrested in Taris.
Had Caavao Thought n Murillo.
Taris. Der. '-_ -A? h<- was emhnrking
fer America, Adolphe Cramer was ar?
rested on the charge of the thi
preferred by a He',;-;,", broker.
In Cramer's baggage wa
ighl tn be a Murillo,
canvas represents the Virgin Mary
? ated I rid holding the infant
on her knee. It is aneignet!, but la
dated 1682, The canvas, wh.ch was In?
sur?.i for 76,000 francs, ere .
to Cramer, received from an 11
monk, who claimed to have taken it
from a monastery,
BRITAIN RAISES
LARGEST AMY
Commons Votes a Million
More Men After 14
Hour Debate.
PARLIAMENT SITTING
EXTENDED 8 MONTHS
Recruiting Figures Held Up
Reserve Needed Put at 1.8
Times Army at Front.
London. Dec. 22.?The Honse of ;
i Commons passed bills to-day prolong?
ing the lift of the present Parliement
month? and increasing the
strength of the flrirlsh army to 4 000.
000 men. Both measures passed with
ou* division,
The army bill was passed in conmit
? tee of ist night's session i
? after a fourteen hours' sitting The
II debate on this bill to-day prior to it?. '
final passage was brief ?nd without !
feature, its opponents all navir.g suf- !
Q.iently air."I thell views during the
committee
The ,-horlred army. H. J.
' Tennant, Parliamentary Secretary of
BBS t ?
. : ? the lar | ? ? ad in this
country.
Replying to an inquiry from Sir A!
I whether all the
?"...1,000 men previously authorized
? sea recruited, Mr. Ter.nant ?aid '
thnt he believed the gove r.min*. wa?
5til "on the safe side: that is, we ?
have not yet broken the law by re
? Bg beyond the authorized limit."
"I I ? as my belief," Mr.
) Tennant added, "although I ?vould not
really like to ?wear- ?
Mr. Tennant also was asked how'
. r*.-e wn? B-cosaary to k?-??? :j
the army in the I'.e'd up to its proper
*th. He re:
every man we keep abroad STS
ou^'h* to I : ems in reset's s
pply of men
at a montl a of la per cent."
Apparent!- | ? - no prospect of
?1 o' Derby's re
- known un
' on Janu
report was under con?
sideration ., but
? ?r Asquith
that 1 | be 1
a
adjournmenl I ; tha*
the Ini I flrsl be |
Parliament.
An attempt was mads to Introduce
an am? t the eiTect. of which
would he to bury the plural \.
bill, 1 plea of Bonar Law,
ry for the < '?Ionic?. I .?
was .' The bill was I
HAS TOO MUCH KHAKI
British Government Overaapplied ?nd
Hills Btari Short lime.
?MM I
Was1 . i The Bl '
has on hand more than
: ,000,1 00 yards of khal i eloth i
ing ci'
recently n i ?? by it
eials, in addition to
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Vessels Arriving at and De
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ALL EXPENSES INCLUDED
$44.10 Includes transportation, meals ana accommodations on the orean and rteor ?teamen to both
azira expense to the pa,tenser being luncheon *n the third day, alto breaJtJait and lonchoon on ih* /(fin mmy,
and departure of steamers at Jacs\scrr*illc.
STOP-OVERS AND SIDE-TRIPS
Although the above toar u arranged so that it may be completed withm S dar?, pe?pB may, st their san ?rp~?, g t
extend the trip to permit a -top-over ol either 4 or 7 day? at Jacksonville, a-ortimg opportunity or tarie-tnp? to craasaal old St. A.
with its I .in, its Old Slave Market, and it? a. ilaing Spanish architecture; or to Atlantic B<-ach, one of the hm-st ajt..in.-< ,ie r-r?rhw
in the world, where may be found umting waW resort hotel facilities, golf link? and other diversion?, fn no cote, botteam, soli
tickets be extended to more than a final return limit of 15 dayt from original date of tal*.
CLYDE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
City Ticket Office?, 290 and 958 Broadway, New York
ARTHUR W. P r E, Pa-MBeBJB. T'affac Managar, Pier 36, North Rreer, New York
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berth ami meal?, $25.fK) e?_ up.
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BOSTON 82.65
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