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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1915.
rxuHn aehltMdt wn borne In upon the
Then ram Ihe i illln,tlon that the .
United stutes wnuld tnot certainly break I
oil friendly relation! a "1 (larmany If a
chanRi' were not . (Tci U .1 In her attltuda
en tho submarine Issue Arcordln to
Information received here, this proved
atartllm revelation tn Berlin, where
It had been believed that Bect-etnry
Hrynn wns fxrrtitiK sUrTlc-leiit influence
to mnk a break Imnoaalble. I
Mania lu Br Friends.
The raallMtlOTI of the dnner of Ihe
rituntlon W;i followed by IMtllftata
tlnns whlih lonvlnced offlrtal bora that
ilermany wan genuinely desirous of
lnHintHitiiiiK friendly relatione with thr
United State,
The next development of the iler
fiian ride, ns hrouaht to tha attention
of tha Washington 'lovertiment, we
Ihe overthrow of Admiral von Tlrftltl
mi the other extremists us regard! ihe
submarine ot e ni t i ons. i general re
situation In ilennnny that submarines
had proved wholly Ineffectual In lue.ik
! i u up Knglund's oversea tuide iind
Hi k now ledge thai the Hrltlsl MOT
offensive whs taking a le:nll v toll of
Herman suhmat Ines, all a i r regarded
n Washington an rertiiin signs that
th" end of the MIDtlU fine warfare a
originally waged Ml near at hand.
NOTE TO BRITAIN READY
Will tlaiiraiial) lf IOM lntrrfrr-j
epe Villh inerlian Trad.-. I
Washington, ct. I. one of the (irei
result if the removal of the German
Submarine controvoroji from the critical
Ma' wilt he (he despatch to It eat
Britain of s note dealing Willi Hrltlsh
Intel ferei i ea w ith American trade with
the iieutral 0OMntftOI "f Kurope.
Thle note, prepared enlne time ;io at
the Stale llepartmctlt, haa lieen with- 1
heii! from tranomtseton to London n
account of the seriousness of the con
tioversy with Urrinany. President Wll
Oon wan unwilling to take up thle Issue
Willi (Ireat Britain In a vlaoroua manner
until the eventual MtCOlM of the Issue
i Qormany bad boon clearly indi-j
e 'ted
it la probobla thai tho doopntcta of the
SotO ma lie deferred until the arrival
in thi countrj of Conaul-Oeneral Iklnnor
front Ixindon. He haa been aent for by
tb( MBlla I topnrtntont In order that thei
niay be a tnorough dtsrusslon of the
general altUOtlon regarding American
ti lde a- affected by Hrltlsh practices.
In tli. war.
Official! ,.f the Stale 1 lepartment are
ieolrotal f having a talk with Hklnner
ga i here arc many differenced In point
of VtOW bOtWOOn I-ondun and Washing
ton. The note t general In Ita character
and detila chiefly with the legal phase
of the Brltlah nrscl leea Tlinre are,
however, a great many practical iiue.
tion affecting American trade aeld
from the proKHltiMia to t dealt with u
the nine, ("oiieeituetuly the OOllforenooe
with Mr. Skinner are expected to prove
of Kieut Importanco,
The note wae draft-d seeral OrOOkS
MO. Mr Iin-ma took It with him on
Ma recent vacation and ient much time'
in eoroful rovlalon of tho doouwont.
It a now regarded as pructically In Itn .
final form.
The now note will a."erl the AtnotiOan
pvnition more rtfforOUaly and will a
particular attention to the rial ma mad"
hv the Blitiah i lovertiment In Juallflca
ti in "f It act The difference between i
the proiioua notes and the one to lie aeiu I
pooh Is ilexcntnvl aa what mlaht be ex- '
pectad front 'ha fad that the previous
notes were written as a t HrhlnH to!
ireat Britain h to how the I'nlted 1
Btntoa arould vlaw cartuln net! whlb
t .e la:eet tute has boon written not
only after the acts rtforrod to have
been eommlttod nut nlao after tho
tlr'ttah i lovertiment has aiibmltted a de I
fence of them w hich is tad nOOOptOOlO I
to 'ins Qovernntent, i
HEARS TRAWLER SANK U-27.
St- r m M m m ln To I il u l-
iiftrlne r Wm li f I lu III.
Wauh i KOTO K i I Kt. T. Tilt (tfrtnim
BmbMty hoi rx--'ivd a rorx-rt ftUxMrinc
thnt while the Urmnn HUbmarln t -27
vu ftMomptinj ,n sltili tht British mult
trantpoH Smrcootati n British tr.wiie-r
canto up ami roinniod the obtnarlnOi
itiklriR her. atxl that tlerman MOHIOfl
u ho RttOtnptOd to 'l in a hoard th
t r.t v le r were pUfhod "ff and ner'
droWflOdi The NAfPOOlOn recently ai
fl etl it t New irleann
At t 'ie OerrrtHn BMbOMy thi reort
confMsroxl of portlculor Intertsl in vtsw
of tht; fefliiikr OgOlUftl Uertinny In ron
r' ttoti with the une of HUhm. trine. :intl
;.)jo in POfinOPtton with the ( German OOfl
tent ion t hat British inert' han' men are
Tint entitled to 1 rSfOrdstJ a pn'eful
GERMANS OFFERED AID
TO HUERTA, IS CHARGE
AotivitloM nf i Ruincr'si
Airentd in Mexico Will Br.
PlgploHed lv r. s.
tfiM NUTON,
fpr-nt ..f Justice.
par:iip to make
I kd. B The Dspayt
;t 1 undtMHtood, if pre
i liferent I nf dlSOlOSUrSS
poiiier.Hun a 'o effurt
of e Idrnce in it
Hsrnian aSjentS to fomen' trouble
Mexico as a moans of emli trraHiiriK the
VnltSd Staten dtirtni the critical period
of thei ui) n.irin- nit roverwy. The dt
f OlUrSSi It lielievd. will net forth
evidence thai HuOfta l,nd promlnert of
pubstantlal mi p port f rom t he- sources
before he launched hi pla int for the
I evolutionary expedition into Mexico
n rtlch reeulted in hi a rrsst si he a a
about lo cross the Texae border.
There me Indications that other fac
ttoni til Mexico baaldai the iiuerta foi-
lowsrs H ere approach etl. and tiiat t he
sctivltleg were dealanatad not much
lo promote the. foitune-i of any one Mas;
lean lender f tfl anoture thut tliere
would Us a Herlen of trcublemttne out
tieakH likely to hecefliiMiite action by
t "- I 'n, t t-d St a ten at a time when the
fl.ftloultles with the 'ierman 'lovernment
j . v small promise of ti 1011111011. ;
Much uf the evidence to ho dealt with
lh believed to ha I b en m pOMenon
toe Attorney- leneral Ht the time, he
o dered the arrest of ten. Huerts nev-!
in', monthl ago. Jt In helleved that a1
H rlslOn tn dlSOsMS the alleged pint would
iii' hUVS been reached without ronul-
tritlen with the state Department and
pOfcithi witltouf the approval of tho!
1' etud''iit himself
MOTLEY'S GRANDSON KILLED.
Mot Dor of W. V. Hherlilan, Hrlllah 1
old let-. IflStOrian! It'll uahter.
Boston, tt, Announoemoni haa i
come from abroad f Die death of
William VVedei'i.' Sherlfkm. who a si
Killed lh action in IVanre He wan the
fourth son of Alsremon Rrlnels) an1!
.Mil r Lothrop Mottsy pehstidan, hli
n.oiher DOlnsj h daurter or tits ate
ffolin IdMhrop Motley, tho htstorlkn
Mr. Hiieridan wa bom ubroai thill) 1
M-vcn VSgkN a4fo and liiul never vimted 1
th1 ( ount r . He survived by t tirea
1 tiihcrg and two stStOPS He sai oii-
4 r tin. recent volunteers and had not
ktSffn lonj at Ihe flXHIt.
bfOOti Iposj 1 roaaos tttwroeii.
11 ' 1 , .a Amsterdam. ihM The
...' NSWS Agent gavi out an
m m ia.. myiruj that more 1 ban R.ooi
. i.i(sf. q Hi, llrht clail Imve Itssn
. nferred on i lerman, tuetro-Hungar.
lail and ruiUiMh ofrtci-ra and soldtsrg,
GREEK RULER OUSTS i
PRO-ALLY PREMIER
Coatfciood
RHOfi "even If It Is necesaaiy lo assuma
a pooltlon aMlnai rJefinany. it would
be dishonorable for llreece not to con
form to the duties Imposed upon her
by her treaty with Herbla
"Clearly It Is Ihe Interest .if ft 10000
to rntifn herself on the side of the
yimdruple rCntenla.
"Home time has passed eltp-e the Hn
tenta Powers bae niaile requests of
flrOeCBi To-day they ask nothing but
tills freedom lo give to Serbia, flreece s
ally, succor In the event of clrcuin
Olancoe which would require OrtOJCO her
self, under her alliance, to give Serbia
bell
"Ureal nations may with luinillnlty :
II treaties 'Wrap of paper': for I
smaller countries
policy WOUld
be suicidal. . .
We have a lreat Willi Herbla. If i
we are honest we will leave nothing IW
done to Insure its fulfilment lu letter and I
spirit duly If we are rogues may WO
And excuses lo avoid our obligations"
I'nrrri BlOOOd a I
7II.IIIIH
A despatch from Alliens,
tober li which was delayed
rati
d c-trans-
mission, saye :
"The French ttwps landing from the
allied transports si Halntilcii consist of
Ta.otio men. They will proceed along ,
the I'ltievghell-rskiib Kallroad to guard
the line."
Tlx- Rumanian tiovarnmoni baa notu
tbsl MulgnHa thai the latter s nabdln- '
lion la regarded as an unfrieially aot.
The despatch containing this news.
which comes from BuotwrOOt by way of
Itume, adds that fi- nt a mlllrtary polrt
Of view the Itumanlan army Is prantl
isjtlly BWbtilnod. All the llrat Una tnrnps
were oolleil to the odors a uiontli ago.
when sVUOtrl Hungary closed .the fron
tier beoauas' RunmOla refused permls-I
slon for the IrMOpOTtation Of auppllee
to Turkey
I'ne r.tite' te l owers HYV 1111 IIIWIJ
withdrawn their offers to Mulgaria. ac
cordlnff to authoritative inftrmatt.oi ob
tained in London 'to-day. Tide actlot
was taken Immediately after Ihe lltil
gurlan inobillaat MM was brgvi I ml has
necessarily the OffOOt of making Mul
garia tb' tippMoator if that oountry
ii-t the last moment should dooldo to
throw in her lor with the Allies.
Hulgnrl.in revenue cutters liave pur
sued and II red on Qrook aalllng shlpa
in the Vie. .u aoOordtM to news des
patches from Athens. The imrsult was
not continued for long and the (iraek
ships escaped.
Kulgarlan ports m the Danube have
been closed, says i despatch from Sa
lonlca, and n eomidete blockade of Hul
garla is now established lu all interne
and purposes. The Itusslan Hlaek Sea
fleet has closed .ill communications by
water on the eaet, while In the south
warships of lYann and ureal Britain
are patrolling the Igcan osiat. The
Oreen and Berblan frontiora are tnitur
ally okswd and tti oonoeeiuonce Bulgaria
Is cut off from all he- neighbors ex
cept Turkey.
lllpli lU Iflllfir liMBallfl.
I Orent BHUlIn itntl Itsly Bft expected to
follow ths example of !tmnia Sfithtn a :
few dayn tnd eeml UltllftOtUrM t Bttl
(farin, thn lnnkinr Rutslft'l Mand i
unanimouB amonn the BntSfltS Power.
By the terin f the military ri.tn-en.
I tloll -uned bOtWOSfl Hulnrari.t. AustliSa
RuitSjSir) and tU-rniany. tayp a Sofia
; deep. itch, the Kulnartan army s 1ounl j
' to ntta. k Bofbls tn Ith fix dlvlnl HI 1"
the Nlmh-IMrot nei'lton. and to nend .Mare
i dorian trtxp to the Vat da r Hlver t'
destroy the rallirsy ccMntnunlootloti with
Salonika, Tlie nam dsspotch eay that
Ince thin ronvsntlon n bj Rigned Uui-
sana han ShlppW iarn iiianiltM'f oi
UpptlSS to Tuike;
1 Iate SdVlcOS from Hofls make- it ap- (
j peat that the vail US political fact inn
: art- untted in rnjnport if Kin Ferdinand.
The Opposition lendrrs, MM. OhSOOdleft
MaltnofT mid t;uM'h.i(T. hae prui laiineU ,
thai the tiatlttrt In without dieTeienre of,
1 opinion PrOVtoUSly the le Jem had
I Kone BO fat a f.i thteaten King Verdt- ,
mu nil fot Inn tatwi ill favor kT t tiO
Central Powers, Hand ..f itudenti have
been parading the streete of Hofla mnK
,ins; the Hviisanai'. Austrian end Oor
, man national inthems,
Italy' situation iti ' he forthcomlosj
Balkan utrufgl- nomething of a pus
ale, The correspondent of Ths Si n
Komi .aider, thai epoelttc itatementi "
aonnectlot) sitn ftaly's iartlclpatlon are
ohvlou-Iy inexpedient it- .tu- lllfl t-xtent
(f the objoctlvas of ie Allien in the
Balkan oparstlone iI4mhn upon c-jnu'iex
events and developinsnts. i
Ths e rrsspondsni adds, however, that
he li authorised lo assert tiiat italy'sj
foopsratlon with tiie Allies will be the
l-lOSSSt hi evei repvt.
PROTEST A FORMALITY.
IrlrOOll People Welcome I.nnil-MH of
allied KitH'f li Hosorl.
SSSelSl ra6J Iimpairl, to Thi t v
l.uNPON. I 'ft- ... Tin- If Oral N0 foil
publishes t he followini dasoatch rfrom
its Athene correspondent dated ysa
lertlay .
The llrst saoltemsnl which followed
the lu im 1 1 Titdj
f tiihid troops at Haionies
hai been succeeds, uj caimer :in"
more chearful lew of tis uttiatton.
Tlie Qrook preM-, While approving tht
Oovernment'i forma 1 protet against
the landing, take alnmHt a Uhout v
caption a var moderate tone. "n or
two of the ipposli Ion paperi which
ar in i loc touch wltli lei man circle
raised a loud outcry, declaring that the
renult nf the binding and ihe occupation
of Serbian Maci-uon a wnuld be tn
hand over the latter t- Hulguria If at
the lam moment he ehouid pretend to
ne tho error of her waj
"Public opinion, apart from the prtHH.
takes an entirely optlmtitlc vlaw of
tlie lauding. Tlie man In the Ml reel
in quite cheerful over thi Infract Ion
..f dreek neutrallt) . Tn the iriipan
toned hai'aug'Jeri sboul Die 'high
handed violation of t he count rs
sovereignity and neutrsltty1 his aniwer
w merely a Ink.
" NYvertheb. It must h sdmltted
thai had the I. Hiding been effected a
fortnight ago, when no ofTsri neemed
too meat on the part of the Kntente
POWerg to HuU'aria at t he expeniie of
Herbla nnd Ireece, public opinion here
would hava been ttlStltlOtl) hostile, for
tlie landing would have been taken a a
measure of coeiclon ugainr Snbla and
Oreeea In favor of Bulifarlen ambitions
"The publication here of Sir 1-Mw.ud
Qrey'i sharp warnlnt to ituigaria re
moved these luaplcloita. Kt a lenient In
the Veniielo pie to the fTect that
the Allies have given the fullest guar
antees are borne out by competent pri
1 kite information. British and Krerch
MlnlSteri an Known lo have given ex
plicit assuranosi that the preHenee of
aii.ed forces in Macedonia 1 Intended
solsty to help Serbia against an A US I PO.
German Invasion end to guard Serbia's
railway coininu n n at ton along the Xht
dar Valley against a Mulgaria 11 attack
"Tlie glUsd arm) alSO will be a great
in iti and tmooura cement to Oreeoe whan
the lat t r deddei upon a moe fi
ital Ittteeeeta."
The linily Tt'lffii'tiph'n Athens 00 ITS
Hjaindani aiding under date of ictobor
I ay- I
"The (lovernmeiU! protest agnint
the landlllfl of allied tionp at Sulonlea
wai published, testually ui-day. it let:
me public Indlhtarent. The people here
aot'spt t ie uiwsMit y which ooiTepoli the I
1 lovernnteni to ake euoh a itep( whloh j
navsrliielsse li r as; retted Knthusiaani
and ponltdencs havs bean restored. The)
nominal breseh of Qreek neutralltt li in!
reaJh y wetcomad "
Tlie eorrsanuleiti
i'f llsfJS proclaimed
has enal.lr.l lh.- tjl
ii 1 Md t in 1 ransiulaS
telearamifi Ki euyi
mid 1 1 1 i ' lis Male
In ireek Macedonia
u i kiverunient to
on of ad oonaular
tg Utiaiilnilty
I exists ullluliK the tfi. mm.,' furtors
the counVy that nhould Bulgaria MUMR
Serbia llieece will asalst her ally
The ofllojgj opinion alout Hulirarln la
that bar situation Is erltlml and that sh
has been obliged to direct the concentra
tion of two mVtOlOno on the (li-eek fron
tlor ami that of three others along the
Rumanian border. Nevertheless, it la
nwBdjnti Mounding to this tsioepotidenti
tiiat King Kerdlnaml and the ihivern
monl have gone loo far already to with
draw these troops. This Is also the
opinion in roreigK dllomatle olndes,
when, war with HuUriirla Is esinsldorecl
InovHoMo unless something unexpected
happens at the eleventh hour.
The ro noon t rat ion of uerman trooiis
on Ihe Serbian frxint, the OOTrotnondont
,IVMs:a further la ma a aaeaaaall IkAl
RVtanttia ,,.- tlnuti Ihaaa trnam
niMIUnSlM OOfl ftltO Inclii.liinr those on
tbn Mumaalaji r ,,,.. while ,.ih..r
sources, in h..-ti:e countries. plae the
figuie at lljU.Oiin.
SERBS IN FIGHTING.
xnalrlan War OHIee Hepnrla ap
lurp of Prisoners.
. , - ate not Heeded. Altogether the altua-
Ko(ii,i,;Mp.w n., 9, a. tloh morr :mmM1, nnrt ttl.
,knna. Via Amatordnm, Oct ttactlnf greater attention than the of
r milting on the Serbian frontlet along , ,n lh, we.
I III! I'llll.l tllVPr, llUfl xWtWIVW n
tt'tit of th eiieCMKf innt I HH Intimatftl
bjf thi Wmr Ofnct A number of Mtrhlan
It uiuts wtr nii.dt j.rlnonera.
Th War OfKCxl iiattamciit to-niKhi
sayj there Is nothing to report from the
Itussian or Italian fronts. The slate
mi nt regarding the Serbian theatre was
m follows :
In the southeastern theatre we ap
proached the lirlna Hlver on tho
frontier of Serbian territory, secur
ing prisoners.
BVLGARS WITH RUSSIA.
( o in ma it il e r In I hlef isalnat leu
Ion Plan, (ienev Hears.
erml I'akl' Doeggfcg tn Tar 9in.
ilrsrvA. Oct 5. The Trlbiiae's csjr-
respondent In Bucharest telegraphs that a
ivifig reriiinanu or isuigat .a coovenen
the i 'pi.wii 1 oiinrll and the military staff
It as the opposition lowileri to dis
cuss the Hussian tiltlm Hum.
M Bonoff, the leader of the Radical
DomOOrgtOi spoke In favor of lussta. He
and other opposition ncmbers bitterly
attacked Premier lladoslavoff .
The meeting, ra'cording to the
despatch, was adjourned without nut
deflnlte derision having been reach "I.
It Is reported thnt Hen. Savorf, commander-in-chief
of the Bulgaria army,
declared In the course of the ineeilna
"Kvery Bulgarian who uppoaoi Ruaala
mtntts treason t" his cnurtry
WHIRLWIND OF SHELLS
MARKED LOOS FIGHT
llrilih KvpwitnoHs ls
Battle on Field Where
Kntrlish AdTanced.
of
leONOOK, rt (t The Doihi COrOaecle
prints the fOllOWini despatch from Brit"
Ish hsadqUS rtsrs, dated Septemlrer 3"l :
"1 went to-day into the centre of the I
(treat battlefleldi here hoavj Aghtlruj
is vim laaing p.ace, mno simi near ti.e
fantoui lsios redoubt, where i le rman
I dead ttii lie in heaps, a mtie distance
away, lootniiiir up grim and gaunt
against a gray sky, rose the tall steel
otttlUnl of ths Tower Bridae. those
mining SforHS al which 1 had stored sev
eral times from afar throuch a thU'k
VOtl of smoke as an iiisccesible land
mark N it tun the Jerman lines. NOW
they are within our Jtne In the centre
of that town of Loos, which will forever
hold the memory of a great British vic
tory. "further awa) within the sons of the
enemy's Hrs i came into the desolate
lands of death. I paeead by ruined vil
la ue and (own it was a long walk
throusTh tin- narrow tranches toward
tiiat I ,nns redoubt here at last 1 sto.nl
in the centre of the Whole tntile line
"1 K'al In the centre of a great Meld
of flre, With the enenn'i- batteries on
one sde and oil re on the other, in
sweeping semlclrclei of shells The
roar of gun was lnfeaiit nn-1 tory
i ;ie The enenu was SWSOplng around
to my right, and hi shell went o ei
my hejd with a continual ruih, passlnfl
our -helN which answeied back The
whole sky Wae tilled with these thunde:-
bolta.
W . W the whole panorama -t the
battleground M was an ugly, naked
plain, risinn up to liuiiuih md Helenas
on the north, falllm Oo-vti to loos on
the east from where e stood and rising
gguln to Hill No. TO, "Hit further eaM
and a little south.
"No Infantry atts 'U w ae taking place
No man moved about the ground The i
only moving thin.;! were shells. Which
on lied up earth and StnoJtS and OtOOl
a they buint In all dire'tion over the
whole sous, Unly two men moved about
the trenches Thoy were two k!iaki bos,
carrying a (Jerm.in kah cylinder. They
ihOUtad out a . hSOrlttSJ anewer to our;
tiueatton
"These are Hermnn trenobee.- Thav 1
Wore ' lerman t renches, but now ours. ,
A li r OSS tin open ground there was the
famous Loos redoubt through whtonl
'Kitctiener- men' had stormed their way
:i i lie dawn of t hat Saturday morning
whloh bgan our advance. The dead
were ailll heaped about il. a maSS Of
horror. I town below in t he town of
bOOg thoy were digging out the dead
frm deep cellars and taking them awa.
for burial and piling up Herman lielnmts.
Herman lowers and Osfmati wsaponij
and tiie great nfore of 'bout- Which had
fuller to our hands "
AVIATOR BACH MISSING.
tmerlmn I nhenrd Of Mince I llulu
Over t.fpman Lines.
,spe ui lb Itenpa'rft ft
litis. lot. " Aviator
at the lame camp with ,1
rati Aiiieriinit lii tiie K
I TlIK t
Hall. Who
.i Bach, m
enoh a e la tic
nnetia. k f that t:ie latter did not I
return from hie flight over- the Cor
mail iins three itays previously. Me
.-ays no news has lieen received whether
be WM nbot doWM or fsll' into io-rmau
handa i prisoner or met with an
aocldent.
vVtlltam Thaw writes confirming tin.
but gltft tio detail
BRITAIN TO CONTROL CLUBS.
I'nrllaenent tn He tnUcoj IJlVS '
fan vcrtinient Pioi er.
nil Cgoli tfesaafeA (e Tin i 1
IdOWDutf. ' 'i'I. 5 -Trie Itmlu Wall i
h ai ns Unit as
lesuit of a Qonfarenoe of I
with rofe fence to t he !
thn anthnritli
SVllS "f night olulil Sir .loan Simon, the
Home Sccreta ry. will algh Uy bring up
a hill In Parliament prvvltUng for llOV
arninenf i
It Is
oalli 'or
who will
tontrOl of alt clults tn w time
iiialaratiMMl that the rneiutuie
pSOtsJly appointed inapectord,
be einpwered to Inspert iniis
at any hour. The clube. under the pro
posed hill, will he unpe, led to olose
nt tlie sams hour us thi rettautant h,
namely i is 9s) in the IdOndon district
1 he new plan will include all oiubs
Whatever their Status, a It Is held tm
njOSSphls 10 dea' otherwise with what
a need "undeelraUls" eiutw
LIMOVNJ IsQPtia foil ALL CAU.
' - Ad
h I : i ni( lisrceins I701 Ifwio.
BERLIN PRESS TELLS
GREECE OF HER FATE
AttHcki fiims Oovernineil
for Allowlnu VIolHtion of
Us Nrutraltty.
SAVS TK LIONS CAN'T LOSE
.'prrlal Cnfts eaafr lo Tas lis,
HrstlN. via London. Uct. fi. -The en
tire 'lerman press la devoting much
pa 00 lo the Balkan situation, the lead
ing paper urging Bulgaria to hesitate
no longer and advlilng (treece to throw
In her lot with Bulgaria aoalnat Serbia
Md Italy.
The eml-offirlBl papers do not heil
late to recognise the great danger en
lalled In Oreek support of the Kntente
l ower and that lovernment'a consent
to the violation of Its neutrality. The
papers warn Ureaoe of the traglo fate
In store for her If the (lerman anpeale
All tha papera reach the cotirluaion
that by the action of the Allies at
I Salonlca dermany Is Justified in having
i occupied llelgluni
i The rogekloll aaya:
"The Rntente Towers protetted agains;
the Invaelon of Belgium. Rngland took
. put In the war only because llelglum's
neutrality was infringed But on the
flrat o caaion when It suits the Interests
of these I'owern who aay they protect
little natlnna they show an utter dis
regard for the rights and neutrality "f
little States."
The frankfurter ffeftgng says
"It Is easily seen, of course, thai the t
ItlOmptfl of the .Miles to frighten llreere
by the reported landing of troopg at
Hiilonica Oannot be taken seriously, fur j
it Is iPIMMlblO to see where the (Jtiad-,
tui'le Kntente can I. Mi. 000 men to
(part for thai purpose. (
Ireece has a et y uigent interest
In preventing the landing of troop, for
t biitory teache. that where Kngland )
j ph.nts her foot she generally stays. The j
I Italian! Would take Avlona, the Hup
1 Btani Constant Inopls and the Kngllsh
: an pfronch Malonicn.
I "The sole attitude for Creoce Is neu-
f hitty. Only the Quadruple ISntonta
I hni an Interest In riraroing lreece Into
the war If Hulparl enters the con- j
. fill". all the more would neutrality
it r soft hen drst for she would then
neighbor to States all more or less I
1 exhausted by war Moreover! the profits I
I of Oreek neutrality would be the SCQUlsl '
tloii of southern AllMtiia ami Avlona." 1
I The iVrenr;eili(ri(. In spite of the re-
I pt rted presence if Kntente troops at Sa
il -idea, does HOI take the developments I
I seriously. "The report th it the quad
ruple Kntente has sent 160.000 men to '
IUPPOI t Serbia i- without real found-
' Hon." aid tin paper "We tiij con
sider it questionable whether the Kn- j
t tente powers would really attempt to
hasten via Salonlca to help the Serbian )
army "
O'lober will lr the deriding month of
the war." said tlie Bulgarian Minister j
a' Berlin. M. Hltsov, In an inter view '
published in a Ielplc paper and repub-
lieli! by the Itrrlinrr Zrituno am !
tuft to-day. The trvere ts News AffSOCy ,
, luramojfiaoi the dptouuvt! statement si
. followi 1
Ttie Bntentl Towers will fry to force
niii
1 deinoMs'se and threaten the
tnip at BalonlOa, the latter j
uuidlnsj of
action i-eing posaiDis sines tns Niatnti. :
ae every otM kn'ws, does tiot respect the
rights of othr nations.
"For Bulgaria there are only two pOS
slblMUsa, e;ther t demobilise or to take!
j action. The decision can not be long de
layegj." I
M RitOOV de. lared that King Constan.
I tins of Oreoos knosvs his own miiMi well
I and tiiat the 1 ireek ieneral Staff la
j firmly convince! that the intral Tower
I will be th.' 1ctor11; likewise that KiTig
I Ferdinand of Utmiania iiunlerlialat.ee-l
the InJlUencea of the Kntente in his
1 kingdom
The ottlctal .Vorddf fi ne Al( rise ;
I KHtHnp denies ihe itatomant madi b)
1 Hlgnor Barrilal. civil govsmor of the
1 Auslrfan territorj- OOCtlpled by Italy,
that Baron voli Wang- aheim. Ilerftvail
AinbassadOr to Tu.Uey, toVd Marquis
Oarfonli forme- ital an Antbasaadoi at
ConstantlnoplOi on Juv 14, 1014, that
i the Austrian note to Herbtu was bound'
t result In war
Tlie i tvei 4a News Asjsnoy. vum
niHrialng the denial. neither Baton
von Wan sn helm nor the German Uov
eminent knew in tldvance th- text of
I Austria's ultimatum to Herbla
The t3ovornsnenl orsjan further lu-ert
that Italy was Iwuind to a policy of
friendly nsutsllty because of g sypula
tion in the lYlnh- Alliance treaty.
The Amsterdam papers are coniinoed
that t he BTh tente rwers would not
have landed t oope al Batonlcs w ithout
the connivance of Ureoce. The o,ues-
t ion of a breach of neutrality, these
paper say, due not exist.
The 7 fofftntlf, t tie most influent 1 a I
Amsterdam paper, points out that the
nsutfallty f Qreocs was never guar
anteed by any of the Entente nations
a that of Belgium bad been by oer
uui nr.
BELITTLES OFFENSIVE.
tocronun Viar Office 4tuoles PsoStOh
anil firman Order.
BsBMMt Amsterdam. Oct. ." An
army order i-M.ed b) lien .Ijffre, the
Prenoh commander in chief, to Ins of
t icer a oji Heptembor 14( prepavatory lo
t iie great Billed attach on 'he western
front, i the subject nf n Sfgthy Hiate-
rrent matre public b) fii Uerman Wur
Office to-day.
The keynots of thi statement li thai
Uen. Joltre'l allseed army
! tlie Allies' great drive
Krench soil of tii darn
rder li-i-i
to clear
. 'Moie-
ovnr." HtiiK the War Office, a British
order wai found, totting the oidiers
'that on the coming battle depends the
tate of oomlni British goneratlona.' '
Qsn. .loffre's order, ;t IS useeited, po
truCtSd the French otllccrs lo tell tlie
soldiers that the drlvtl ; out of tlie On
niani from northern Praties would i
fluetn'e nation hitherto neutral to eute.
:ne war on tlrv Aliles side,
Tha War ' iflice sta'cmenr emphSSlSSH
the point that the Crench and Blittitl
army older, show ths great attack w i
intended to hr continued, this intention
lui ving been shattered In the i iermajis
stopping it,
"The Oflly results obtained on IhO SH
tire front wer In one place to the ex
tent of twenty-three k Pnmei ens, and In
another of twelve klloineten " lays ths
statsnisnt, iddbig that Hiese rsaulti
wre due t. "a gucrsaillll lllfprlsa re
sulting from ati attach with g"1 " The
SSOOnd line It "in no means The last
line." the War Office points out.
MOTOR BOAT PROTEST FAILS. ,
t. V NotlHe liermnn HM-HMOM!
rssols t-narsaod vVkoei hipped.
AniNt r..s. i let, fi The United
si i ten Qovsrninsni does n i txinslder
that i11 neutrality i vlolatsd l,y nH
faol thai motor boats hum in thii
eountn ars bslna ihlpped tu Knyland
and Kratue, preaumahly lor aarvloo in
th scout patrolt HKiiiniit (lerman h-
innrlllM. The State PspSftmsnl SO
ttuormed ths Qermau Mmiinnrvy
Tilt action wan is ken uooauss ths I i
man KmOSBSy linked tlmt , ihlpment uf
.-ix iurh vsssOle I hold up nt Rostoti
The nsutfallty board found ttu-T
boats were uiismtsd end unarmwred and
were not. winti rvndy for shipment
uvuUuhle for isrvlct us veiele of wjr
GERMANS USING GAS
IN CHAMPAGNE FIGHT
Mnkf liotormliifd Rffortl to
Ki-irnin Oroiiml Loil Ut
tho AlllM.
ATTEMPTS ARE BAFFLED
ggagOM ' '" eaar lo Tat. gts
rata, Oot, f.. Kverywhara on the
western front the Uermana r con
tinuing their determined effort! to re
gain the positions they lost during the
recent great allied attack. This la In
dicated by to-night's official com
munique, which aaya Herman artillery
Is displB vtng particular vigor In the con
tinued bombardment of poaltlons behind
the new French line In the t hampagne. Turk,,h (im-arrrmonl
Asphyxiating gas bombs are used by . sxnn
the Hermans In thle region. Ho far tha 1 l"lv -
( lerman counter attack appears to have 900," snld fr Uuttton yaatarday ait the
been unsuccessful, the communique add. ' off lot f tho committee, "0 Flfrh avenue,
ing thnt Krench artillery Is "replying j atjgfg, , f d we wn muuh
very energetically. ... i
A Herman attack In tha Vosgea wet 1 "trough Ambaaaador Morgenthau !
repulsed, the statement aeaarta. At levlate Uie distress Our plan la to bring
practically all tha essential points In , meny Armenians aa poaalblo to thla
SvSL Fr'nCe 'h ooutstry and glva them a ohanca to Hva
The following official communique wn
Issued by the War Office to-night:
There has been a violent OOfnbard
metit In progress at aeverat points
north of the Brarpe and east of Arras
Trench fighting a well as grenade
and bomb throwing tisk pi SOS in the
sectors of l.in.'tis nnd Amlechy.
In the t'hampagne the snstTty ofi
tinned with the aid of asphyxiating
gas bombs hia bombardment of regions
behind our nw front south of the
N'Harin farm and In the neighborhood
of Souam. Our artillery replied very
energetically, bombarding the trenches
and earthworks of the Uerman.
The same artillery battle continues
In the Argonne, In the see-tor of Ls
llouyette, at les Kp'irge, In the forest
of Apr ennnit and In J r rainc near
Mowivel, Arramurt ami Ancervlller.
On the evening of or-tober 4 the
enemy attempted an Attiv k against
our pogts east of Orbey In the Voege.
lie was (Mimpletely retrulsetl.
The afternoon COmmunlQUl was a
follows :
In Artots there was yesterday a
fairly violent bombardment, both Hides
Taking part, along the entire front to
the north of the Scarpe, There was
slo fighting with bomb and torpe
does In the Sectors of ijuennevleres
and Ylc-sur-AJsne. and of the plateau
of Nouvron.
In Ihe rhampagne district there has
been a continuance of the artillery
exchanges, particularly In the region
of Bptns ile Vedegrangea, near the
Navarin farm, and in the vicinity of
Butte de Sotialn.
In the Argonne district there has
been fighting from trench lo ireuch,
with hand grenade and bombs at
t'ourtea ''haussee?. arid nt A Fllle
llorta.
To the north of Verdun, in the
mi hi. Him of -rnes. Krench artillery
was successful in-reaching a Oerman
troop train and causing a very violent
explosion.
There is nothing to report from tlie
remainder of the front.
One of our aerial SQUadrons ha
thrown down some fifty shell on the
railroad station at Ida dies, near fe
lon ne
REPEL LOOS ATTACK.
oeruifiMa Hepnrt
Prlteii Hack
(hr llrlilin
isln.
BgaXtNi ia London. Oct. 5. The Wat
OffVcs lo-da announced that another
ltrttih attack near tOOS had been re
pulsed The official statement was as
follows :
A Brit h ha ml grenade a; tack on
1 the fortifications north of lxo was
I again repulsed During fruitless at
! lacks on these fortification! the British
left more than eighty prlsonsrs, si
well as two mine throwers, in our
I i.anda, in addition to their veiv cun-
Uterable losses in hilled or Injured.
K se turn of a trench which had
been QDPUptod by I he French on t he
1:11 northwest of Qlvettehy wvi re-
i i ptureti yeitenday. Kou. machine
j gun were taken.
; In the Champagne Ihe enemy dla
i rooted etrong artillery tire on the pos.-
t ion northwest of Souain. When ' he
intentions of the enem . to make an
Sttacg 'ould be observed our artillery
i prevented the enemy from advancing.
At Vauouoli we foreetaiied the enemy
t with our mining operations. Numerou I
mlllS tKition of the eneniy were de- i
I stroyed. I
Aviators nf hs enemy dropped
honibs on tlie village of Blache St
Vaast. northeast of Arras. One in
habitant a ; killed, otherwise no I
damage Wll done
OFFENSIVE NOT OVER."
toerman I'pftto BUSlOOtS ( outlnu-
mice of niei t'asapntgrni
Bnti.iN. vis Ameterdsm, Oct. Tiie
a'.l ed offt nsive i rot considered entirely
at an end by Major Morahtt ihe mill -tary
expert of tiie llrrlin-f 1 narbt'itt .
whose article In that paper to-day is
summarised as follows by the overseas
News Agency :
"Majoi Mora hi itatea that rten
JohTre's .irmy order showed thit the
French Qovemmout fe'i the neeemit) nf
acting. Mint the mornte or ms r rej. i
troops wis n lUbJeel of concern slid
that therefore the forces that were to
move to the attack were told that the
eat offenilve movemeni 'M'u'd tnd th
War at oin e
"As a m'ter of fact. Major Moraht
points out. "the attack did not hreak
throuth to the (pen. hut wai stoptied on
tbl Second line " Nev. rthelejes. be be
lieves, as the enemy i notwlthetanding
the heftvy losses, still lias large force
available, II ta not to he expected that
lie attack : as yet entirely terminated.
I.lttle .H.alrj In Pre.irli OtaOk.
MaiiiOi Oct. e.Tho War Minletry. re
ferrtni to Ilie lassrltoa pf ti' Clennan
Wur Offlee in a r.s'eni offlutol bulletin
i hat the Croneh ahowed "h remarkable
laek of approeUstlon of tin Sluattou"
h eendlni forward mwaoi nf eavalr
1,, the r nt Kieut attack. statsl to-day
:liat only relatively enmll aroupn nt
I'avalr) were employed. These were sent
forward swiftly after Infantry had taken
the tirsi Qennan positions. One of the
.yulr delaohniante took ton prteonera,
saye the eiatontont
EVENTS IN THE WAR
ONE YEAR AGO TO-DAY
OCTO0BR t.
Cltrmauy Mndl nSW urtny to north
ern Krunt'e In nti endeavor tn oUtflsyilt
the Honking movsmenl if AIHe.t
HuraoniURter tif Antwerp w.irnn in-
habitants nf an iuipeniinK bombard
metit ntifl Aitvlses non-.v-mhirtint to
leiivi' 'he idty
CJsmtan foroSS retrtlnt beftr 'he
Rufsiun advaucs throuarh Huwalkl
and Urodno ur iaJd to be fteelnsj In
JiHiirder.
Japansaa tropp oocupj 'empomriiy
ihe island of Jolutti the ett of X r-0
Uerman Government of the Marshall
lalanelti
V
$80,000 GIVEN FOR
AID OF ARMENIANS
Relief romtnlttM rinni to
Mng Many Kxilos to This
Country.
1500,00(1 FIND NEEDED
Dr. Hnmuel B. mrtton, rvhalrrrmn of
the t'nmmltitee on Armnnlnn Alrooltlea,
nfinterttoeel yeaterrlay that altnoot MO,
')no has been subecrlhed lo BMMt tha
tommitlee to begin the wnrk of r
Mevlng misery In Armenia and of re.
palliating as many as possible of the
peoples evb-ted from their homes by the
inousirKu uvea, iney wxn mmae gsan
ciiiaana.
I "l 1... . kSJ V It .. C
"Our work l-.se hardly begin
have several great problems to
iva.
We do imH know yet how many Arme
nian refugee! wo can take on re of. We
don't know now much money we ere
going to have at "ir disposal. Most
LmnmvlxafAdl MfeSidUMl w eiti not knuw
what tra) attitude of the Turkish (kn-'
' enmeni toward ur proJOOt is gilng to
ihe. Mu'ii has leen jirmted already aa I
regard t he f rightful cruelty prat lied
by the Ttirk nraitift Armenian ChflS
1 tians, much that I abmdirtely aiittKih
tatlVO HO part of which can le duhteil.
"Now m addition to the evidence
which this committee has bad published
thOfS has been recelvei! by a guntletnan
lu thla city, and from a ery high offbdal
source in the Turkish Koiplre. a letter
which adds much to the teir!ble indict
ment against the Turkish authorities. I
qUOte parts of the letter which hear
Strongly upon the truth of the situation, j
" 'The general impression among the
Kuropeans tn Constantinople, was that
the policy of the Turkish Uevernment
t tided to denude the six Armenian
vilayet of their Armenian inhabitants
so that future claims for Armenian re- 1
forms might be forestalled The farts '
go to show, however, that the scheme of
the Government i more radical than
that and that it alms at the total ex
termination of the Armenian race
throughout the Turk sh Empire
1 " 'It seem that hafdl) 1 per cent. I
Of the Armenian population i Irft to
day In thoae vilayet for which reforms 1
were projected and decided upon It ll
xerifled that no Armenian Is left In the I
I vilayets of Bras rum. Trobiiondi ftlvna
Marput. BltlSI and l!arbekr. and that,
a population of about 1.000.000 w sud-
I uenly moved southward ' "
"A cable was received to-day from
. Ambassador Morgenthau which laid
that he could Ue 1100,000," added llr.
DuttOn. "Money for the relief Is Mow
tlig hito The ccmmlttee, one of our clic ks
I this tnorninu being for S000.
ContrlbUtlOtll should be addressed to,
.diaries It. Crane, treasurer, to Fifth I
avenue
I ITALIANS OCCUPY HIGH PEAK.
lrle sir, not taslrlan lefaih
BS e ti t n I o in Ta r r I a n o Huinmlt.
Ipscfaf rigOie 'fpat-h tn Tur Ori
j Do ms, ci ;. Tiie following offldsl
Statsmont was IsiUOd by the Italian!
! War tJfttee to-night :
1 In the Ton ile sone on ihe evening 1
of October a one of our mountain di- I
' visions climbed the proclpltOUl Tar-
riano summit, dispersing detachments j
j of the enem thereon .md dsstroylng ,
eferu es In prfMess of conel rtirt ion
Thev returned t,( their own line un- J
dof heavy artillery fire, the eneniy
j iMsing prevented from reocoupyttig ihe
! pooltlon by the the from our battarlee i
on the Sppl oaciies
In the Fella ValtO) on tin nlghl Of
i iclolMr 4 lbeetiein attempted aji a'-
tack on our positions on the t'OUteObu
I t orient, h Jt w as repulsed,
i i iti the i 'arso plateau there wa the
usual srtlllt r i. ilon.
! A new movement of train has l-een
' noted "n the Trier te railway line
I between JVabrealnn and Kan llovannl.
WAR TAKES TOLL OF YOUTH.
l-:lu lit -nine llrltlsh Ofslooro I Odor
'. Kiiini II wee Oofohor I.
S'eSClOl i .iiv 00$p6trli to Till Si H,
London, uel ' The toll of youlli
iii. a ir tins esoeled tune far is indl
iiiteii by the oblluarlae apnearlna in
Ihe prooa KlBhls'.nliia Hrit.sh orr.-srs
bet 00011 i" iii''1 ti yeara old l.een
KlUeJ IDC Oi lolier I.
l.n.'s llrl.lsli
l.tissrs ll.oes,
iaari'al foal
' lifpairk to Ta i s
t..Nv. " t. n To.daj' a olflcl l
I'aaualty Hal roverlnt all iimi-n fronts
aios tin number nf officers at 106( of'
whom 9 wore killed, and that nf man
ut Lite, uf whom JR. were killed Tins'
makes a
eere Kill.
ti't.ii of S.042. if whion tii
d
ir vtini'i. un Lnaombora
ItaaLiNi '' n amaterdam. Ort,
Ocareeai Kets-e avenry savs tii
rcrant attark nt Kreni'h aviator
nnbura homhs mi in ti. .-u-ry.tcnl
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RUSSIAN TROOPS
TARE 5 VILLAGES
Suitchm-'s Report cil goiltll if
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OA INS ON RIGA FRONT
.-tff.-t; ''f7' nttpatrh tn Tiif ri
IoONDONj Oot .". The Tlnr' o-re-ipondSrM
at retroRTad vtew-sj the sltim
Ikm on the enstrrn then.tre hs follow:
" Although the operAtlOftl ntvm: d
r'Witik merit nhief attention the enemy
! still extremely active 'ti the soul li
rtoweVOr, iHfniiarlic the natUn of these
operajttoni with the recent fltfhtlna on
the whole front, it Is evident that the
slan of the Merrn.in soldier ii mu-h Im
paired, "All the prisoners mad1 n the last
few days by the K verts n rrny (rrr.up
were extremely ehau-iel nd hllterly
romplaln SsboUt the pi-elo's;attin nt the
war. They dei-i,re thev hnd Seer prom
led the operations would rMse after j
tin- iMpmr of Hret-hitovl
"The Kurlnn defence of DwtfrSM 1
faorod by the faol that the operation
pro to4 if a positional nature; hefM'S
the KuMlans re able to ntatfWSUVre with i
pomparattvs freedjom, whne t. e pnm
Is thue deprived of tin- adva-ntasree i
ins heavy Blesie artillery, The Osrmans'
aotlvtty i belnsj Inoreaalnsjly hanvpered I
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DITWMVAIE
ssaosnei
(TKu adeerfiMmenl tea dutattd to th ?hraph
i wns rocolrod from reii-'nr'
I i
(Ml
:e-
There have been neve?rul em
nients on the HlflS front. North
Bl re ha I Ion out tro;ps on up sd
portion of the Usrman trenches i
riKhttns continues along the line
Lakes T fe.ni men, 1 est! 1 1 . MmUXk
ond Vlchno)
in the pssjton of Hmorgon II I fi
ti.er south, as well as on the uppe
Niemen. In the nolwhhofhotxl
vIMuKe tif Dollatlt hi, there hive tse(
continuous iklpmlshes with the r n
aho Is ciideavorliiK. Inn nnsu
f'i'l, to advance in an eastern d h
tlon
South of the Pfipoti after nans
merit on ihe middle Stf. in Ihe kt
of the KovoUHarny Hallway, ou
troops occupied the vlltse of Voul
Kolloush tis, Iptovo, Voltchltsh en
ModVlOshtta. In 'cne pi . e the '
emy retired In disorder
RUSSIANS REPl I.SFD.
I.rr.nn.in Iti'iMir. Katlnre . tl
l.l'k. .ill II lllilrlllill ru's lr..u.s
Llmi.lN, s-i:i Ixmdon, Ort.
i iiTi io lay laaiied ilie f
I'll.- '. Ar
ma ..it
'ial raporl ri":ariliiiK nssratloiis
Ruaala
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ports from Milan stale that Oeveil
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romtlUUtda because cif th.' failure
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