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THE SUN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1915.
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I i'Hn nmoug Ih inhabitant, whu were
irlOAM bill Pi lent, Thty arrived at the
' imp tit ,H)Ut.
"Four KjikIi.sIi Off!vVTfl f the (Jcticnil
-'.iff Were tWMlltlp fcjf t !m. Thre the
:? i1 i -1 1 enoMtpM on the hljrher (hart of
h landi tha Ffench on tnv toww
"Tiif (ritnafiuftM wi-i'i' Hxulltd wr-fti
ian hitttui ii of ii centimeter guim,
iiilak Hrtni nun. mttnlttoMi noftM Mid
toad,
"The pfpttltloi rcrelvi'fl th Alii'
troov-i without any itianifeMt.itlon, tHily
rulmilrlntf their npiettckd tqutpfftMit
"S.t luntraV hi ri-tn are Very li ely
French wmI KnitUfti nHlecn mi men ;r
to be www mix I tig nrfttta the uteek wt-
The following dOBpAlOtl iUlel tO-cUl)
wo rocotved from Snita toftlgfJit:
"Thi Ml n latter, of ihv Mnttnto Kwtn
And their Malt left Aorta to-nlrtit by
i pocttU tr.it us. tiu lJuMKtn mm going by
way of fttMHchUM And the ntheYI by
HTftf .f I teiU aK.itt'li A numUr of iirom
Mit hulffai lan, including lien SjV'fT,
formerly onfnnMltdtr In chief nf thf
nrmyi went to in. guttton to bid the
dlploffJisMl fiuoweil. Mid ofThi.tN Of the
t-rlKa Oft Ire MGQntDMtlOd thwii tm
I !ie train to the Hulmtrlnn POfgOf
"King Fonlrnand rootlvtd th.- Ifln
IfttOTN ogfOft tiu-tr doprti lure fnnn the
KDltnl.
"CAN'T TRUST ALLIES."
nnn mil Wlo II ii I u h r I ii
I be Teetoe.
IMhN, OCt. - The HulK 'Ii-
taff h.iM t.iken ol 9f the
rallrond from
DodMfhMch, on the .Kg m
Rulfttfiit to MtlBtAptlM I'aMui, i
i orthwput of AdrlMioplo. Forty
i i.'mI UTt within i ho tn i ItorV
-i.isl of
Thmcoi
miles of
recent h
iedi 0 Hulniirl.i hy Turkey.
a despatch to tha frankfurter jfeUmtfl
j-a tha liulgrtriitii ( iO eminent hOM ln-
i filed :i man If eat n to the country an
DUUncIng that l ha.H doctdtd to I titer the
war on the Hide of t let -many, Itiatfta
an) Tutke) . and adding that a would
f "sui -nil' fi Bulgaria not to ulln
iteroalf ttith tht Teutonic Povora.
The numlfeato, quoted from the Fronfc
furtar Mrttuu$ by the Ovaraooi ffewa
ionc . aaya !
I Njftndtng BulfMiaa noutt ollty I In
document waerta that auoh a polk) en
.tbh'i Bulgaria to hiinn nor arm) ui to
a pitch ff prepnrodnaaa whINi had never
bger raachad lie fore, tier many ih proised
for aiding tiutirartH flnMiotAlly after tin
treaty of Nucharoal and her oferr arid
(rojnlH'-H a re POnt ranted wtl h I hoee of
th Bntenta Powoii to the lattera dla
mi . anlaK .
"Autt ri i and ieitiiHhy." a h the
decaratlon, "In return for Bulgarla'a i au
traHty promlee the whole of MaceduntHi
Including Mkoplte i Pekub), Bltoll i
Moiui.Ntii'. M, Mtlda and other t ri it or e.-.
sttn more far reaching territorial pronu
iep; a re made t the agponoa of Se rbta
If WO glVe them military ajielHtanoe.
'Thete promloea correapond with our
deehe We hove one common fnudier
wlth Auatria-Hungary along the Danube
Other partH of old Herbla too are offered
o 11 '
in com luelon the document adda that
t promlaaa of the Bntenta rowers run
not be trusted, whereaa ''wa are fully en
titled t'i true! In the treaty with tier-
many, ho nlwoya hai fulfilled her
treoty obltgatlone," and sayw Bulgaria
muot adhere to the rent ral 1 'ou ere he-
oauoa from the development of tin- opera
Uona In the varloui theatres of war, In
France, Belgium, Italy, Serbia and Rua
bia. "one aeea dally more clear! I hoi
the victory Inctluea to the rni of leaf
nierv ai d AuatrlaHunga .
Wmm of lllftoa.
The monlfoato uddn thu Huaa u in
tight; -iK for Coiiatontllioplo and the Iar-
daiuii-.-. i treat Britain to dtatroy tier
many'tt roinpetltlon France for Ataacx
and Lorraine anil the uiher Allien to
fob forolgn countrloa." while the Can
rui Howen !)' iiKhting "to defend
lifopcrly and aaaure peaceful progreoa.
nly now have Bultforlo'N mllltory and
wconomle preiarotlona for war boon
'omplettti, the manlfeato nayai conolud
ig an follow
"heiida. the wo ral enemy of Uulgwla,
ha oppreaaod the purely Uulgarlan pop
ulation ,.f Macedonia In the moat hurt-atom
manner, the male population be
conuielled to dU for Serhta'n aune.
he women halng outraaod end the
rive re running red wit h blood.'
A Ave lav old despatch from Bofla
wlilch waa delayed in tranomlaalon aaya
;t is eon nlde red certain In the Bulgarian
apltal that Hulgarla wdl occupy Mace
donia almuttaneouol) with the beginning
f ihe AuetnMlerman offensive aaalnat
HerhlM The name dOOBatch adds that
i-iulffarlana coueUler the oonotualon that
Mulgurta la making common cause with
he Central Howera "unwarranted and
premature'1 and that only the refusal of
ihe I5utente I'owera to recognise Bui"
Satia'a claims to Macedonia could hav
Much a result Bulfrarla'a future action,
the despatch aaya, will depend upon the
sooptlon "i ihe Allien of BulgTaiia'a oc
cupation of Macedonia.
llnlaur lt iih
I o II iihhIh .
The a u balance of the Bulgarian reply
i the Russian ultimotum hua tasen uiven
out lit Petrograd. The reply wan ient
n th Bulgarian language, instead of
'is Itusalan, In a'hlch 'he Ulavle ooun
riss uauall) conduct tholr diplomatic
iitef chaugea, and was liadly garbled in
i ransmlsslon it la dsscribed as "iioui
to the Varus of Insolence."
it denies that German ofttcsra
iiombera of the Bulgarian atalfa,
. thai If they are preselil th
;,re
Ullt
fact
Itul-
concerns only Bulgaria and thai
far la reserves the riuht to Invito
any
ofnecra it likea, rne reply also reserves
' ' Bulgaria the right to make loans
thgrevet n pleases, and In answer to
lie demand that Htilgarla break " ft rela
tions with the "enondea of Slavdom'1
sayo thai is the privtlagg of the
'tiUfarlan Governmsnl lo ohooss its own
friends and to loin with any a roup it
in sfgra
Th.- Bulgarian Mlnlatsr to Hussla in
.I it Pstrograd and has neither re
ceived nor asked for hii pass porta
Despatches from Nlsti tstli f.f ti.q
irdlal reception uiven t- Bulgarian
oflteera at Soiia to German aviators
a h dropped bomba from an aeroplane
ii Nish and Hslgrads yestsrday, killing
tivs persons and wounding two, The
naohlns came from the direction of the
Bulgarian frontier.
TO RETURN GREEK DECORATION
Jri.lh.-r al I i.nnill I nil. III. Kill j
Trailer m.i. I Kularr' Tool.
H'.ht'.v, Qui v- t. t. Tlnuurtnli of
ey, brothtf .f th !rk Consul
Hot-ion, ftfinounutd to-dHy tlml h
!ii return M icortlun "f tha uui'
i .r.l'K t'r.iHM ItfinuM. of lli uclluii ol' j
Klny; CoriNiHitiln. ih ihsmisMln V.-niii.--
tOH. Mr. ThnayHniK i-ni this taltgraJn !
Itt Alrxiin'l.'i- " . . n r. h , i:r.'k ihary dAf
i iiraa ut WHhlntoti i
"hm Inform t...- if you will undtr.
luk to flurn to kii.l r.'nnitantlna my
ileeorutlon of ihfl Royitl tir- .-k i'iuhi., n.
i iccum hint of uuHt!ltMilr' conduoi In !
liBrnlmlns Vpnlwl!, th i-IioIpc of the
penpli; becoming the hiind tool ol
th Ki'. "imtHlnlnf iha mihumar
Tiuton to iht fhlvHlroua B'r.tH hroim mid
nobis Knfli-hmsn. 1
Mr. Tinwytnti Mid: "Ku.k 'onwinn-1
'liiu Iihm belrayvd Ihn nittloti lie i h
trsltor. Mi Is no longer ruler "f Urssi'i
Ih K;iie.-r In Ih ruler, Wiiutever tin
M- ih King do HI lu-tion
y mi nn rtvoiutlon '
0rnn Torpg NavlgiB loall,,
Igeriai ( g6 DupUelt f.. Tin Hi -Iaimuoh,
Oct, . The pally 7pr
lnrn ti-om itM corragpondanl -.t ienvn
iimi teltarrkm nd leiiera from Auitrl
in wii. i-lund itr greatly dvlgy.), orob-
' I'm. teeordlng to rtimrlh from
in'bruck Iuik- nuinnarg of rinuan
rdopg r .-- ii : fmm lt.is-.iH to ih.
-. .1 'mm
MORAL AID OF GREECE
IS PLEDGED TO ALLIES'
Benevolent Neutrality" Is
Which Will Not Protest Against Landing of Anglo-
French Troops at Selonica.
pm mi .!,
Unitpoifj i . t n
ltntt la Urteie n
allied tftiopi at
vllt - to Tin Hi ..
- -4lerni.it i) h te 'io
gntnai Iha binding of
Itttonlftt, gvofdlng lo
I a lAtomoni Issued in Berlin by tin.
i iverseas Nowa gimc and for arded
I by wireie-e. Oreeca hai not pspllad
The ma Oreek Mlnlatn baa decided
I 10 adopt all attitude Of "lu tie olent lieu-
1 1 trallty" toward the Hntonta Powora, a -
! lOfdlng t I an AthetiH despatch tO tin-
I ftMSSj and soon will laouo a dularatlon
to thlfl effect
It apponni to be insured that, the neo
j Mlnlatry all) not protect nun usi the
l l.itiil.tiir ,Ji ili.. kit.irlm.tfM t. . 'e...
' " ' '"i-.-. "
Ureok ofnulal newa avoncy ii quoted in
, an Athens despatch as . Ing th if no
i protest WOUld be made. hi the other
Hand. Ihe same daSpatch ndda, the po)tc
inalated upon i King tonatantlne ha
won him now prestige, the (Ireeka lie
I laving he baa aaved ihe country from
war, t th- same time ea Premier Ven
Igoloa la aald to havi losi in popular -
teem as ImVOftflg a DJOtlC) WRlotl STOQld
ie bound to lead to war,
The Athens afotrol irlnts btui it aayi
u ihe aubotanca of tha Interview in'
twoon King Constantlna and Premier
Vsnloalog pfooedtng tnc Istior'a rc gna
ilon.
The Kiiii,- ih i epreoehted .i- agreelna
to moiititsatioii ai a precaution Involving
no chonuu f polio) and aaklng M. Veu
iseloa the object "f go atrong a concen
tration on t ho Maoedonian frontier The
Pi amler replied that the object of iiu
on. en trot Ion waa Rrat, to defend tin
countrj and aecond'i to go to tha i d of
Serbia if the latter should le it to eked
by tlubfarla
t'lnniieil ne to Hin, 1114.
King Oonataittltte, according lo tha
newspaper, nKteed so f :t f ;i- defendltlU
the country wan concerned, hut he
ouhi not see ihal U recce teas calleil
upon to help Serbia, When the Premlet
called Ihe terms f tne treaty of aill
anoa to hie attention the KIun reidtwi
thai when ireee a-Vel Sirl- .i t. h. .p
her astalnal Turkej h
id i refused
The Kins' furthi
V'sniSSloa had made
orbla conditional up
t .'I t. Set -
Inalrted that at
Ureek help for
:t the armed po
nd i he benovoli n
iperation of uuni.itr.i .
neutrality .f Bulgaria, and th.it when
these conditions had not l n fulfilled
th Premier had refused llreek aid, al
though the Anal rlan forcea Invading
Herbla al thai tiuw did not SSCeed 150,
099 men and Bulgaria w.i nti.l neutral
Tu-da. the King continued tiulf n mill
ion AugtroOsrmana and Bno.oon Hut
garlans ars menacing! Herbla and the re
treat of the Kusstsna prevent-, Human la
from heipintr her,
The Hftu.
Venlaeloa ni wsp ipei .
i) ot Mate was hold n
on i letober ' al wnh'h
that the Hertai-iJreek
ompel I recce to make
f Bulg i rla and a not is p
aaya iimi a coun
the Hoa Palace
ft w as Uffldeil
treat y d not i
war on Bulgaria 1
power Jointly attack tferhla
IHwer ft rat attacka Merhia a
o if a not In r
.i Hutarurla
Hack-' later. 3 r
h morallv iUllaN
ttie nectalon was.
dd KeHila onl) if
lo
llulgai -a alone rntgk
Tnc newapaiei
i ntseloa realgnel i
tht a tack.
tide that aft.
aunitHea a en
VI
thai Bulgaria would not
mt;l the 'K-rmari-i had k
ana
uken
k He
i tie
blan front
hfewspapera ascrtba to M Venlaeloa tha
atatemeui that tin Fi tent IViwers gav
on Ictober guarantees that Mi eeve's
intearitv was no threatened and
promlasg of tsrrltor) in Asls Minoi
Kt'iaT Constant Ine haa presented to M
Venlaelog hla phutogeauti with in. in
scription "In romembrance of mutual
sndsavora '
The It i is Agency-a eorreapnden1 .nt
Athena underatanda that there w ;i tn no
opposll ion to the Znlmta Mluiatv) from
the Venlgslpa part) in order that further
oompllcatlofui imo he i voided Bven
the Opposition "kH iii avoid the over
throw of the new Mlntstr) ut the prea i
critical juncture, atnee under ihe touati
tutlon no atsctloua ran l held whlli
the arni) moblllgi d.
The correspoi dent
"it la underst i I hi
has informed exPrem
a vote of COIlA0tice
' ' nur
(fi in er 'A me"
r Venlaeloa that
the (ipvei iiment
l' Ho i 'ha m ta r of leputle
llllMO-
lutsl) essential, aa a mere vols ol toler
ance. wuld not givs Ilia iloverumcnt the
rSQUlSlta author, iy U) deal With I hi
grava problems of the prcaent horn
I
R,'l' I'r.ili-sl luiioi-t.l.
Turks ar multreHllug ''
tan and British in Constanili
Itll.
HUle. U
.or:-..'in.Uitt s.i vs. ii, s-.i-.i '..
pro-
tt-i.ts ,.f ih American Ambaseadi
Herl.i.i hiUI priifessHs ru lielle'
th.i
ftreec will not nbandon her . . 1 1
ihut ttir .1 ffersn.. In policy between thi
Kin and M V'enlselo. run be patched
up. the NihIi sortespoiidenl : Ihu Paris
Main, siih Thl S. in. 1. 1 liiil
(Iraace' Inlaresls :tr- ..' i.ik- much
su those of Serbia and polnl ut th t
AustriH hltlisrUi has elslineii right io
the port i.( flalonlcu
The I'nll Hall Ooti Hi . mil
Itotially oo Hi.' attitude of ii
thai "Iha appsaranoi of
ITrench Beet off tin- IMiwus
i-nt
g ed
it), lilKH
Anglo,
thus mo
ment W..11I.1 dn
impart settled
DANISH PRESS URGES
PROTEST ON ARMENIA
tt ii t All N'i'lltl'iil Nnl inns In
.loin Wit tr 111 IIU Attl
hulo of l . s.
i 'oi'KMi Iiiks via l.oinlo: i, tlcl I
Much editorial noimneni In the ranlh
papers ie the result ol revelation of ih.
gltuatlon In Armenia made tins weed In
the British Parliament. Th PoflMgeg
aye :
"Turk) sttenipted no lea a tusk Hum
the destrut't Ion of 'he whol Armenian
people Tin Usurties md grewsome
honors which these dfteda reveol ne
without puru
il
utory
fu
world. "
The 1ml I
ll I
have tiii.tixiit th it i lei many would hav.
been flail to ha ve done something in :
this malt. -I. if only in the hop of oh
llterstlng in part Ilia world' inemorj
of Helglum. Kuroiieau I'hrlstliing who.
with an Just ill. -atlon, .an lie accused of,
having some responsibility for these
grewsome event will tlml their culture1
hilld I'l Slight esteem
The papers Hpectitste as in the degree
of limine. Ihe I'nlleil Slates will adopt
in this mutter aud urge Joint rspresen.
lallon to Turkey by nil IhO neutral
countries '
.
U. S. VIEW PROTESTED. I
i
HlgalQii ii.mrii 'i',. ii. .i iNierloNn
Propi rt) Hi iua Ueslrayvtli
The st.iileinent to ihe I h pa rt in.-n t nf
Rate ti Amei Ii in lift proper!)
has lieMr Iff' ' i ' I'll I'n 1ms nn I
Policy of New Cabinet,
COflVtct iotiH in the new ' re k I ablntl
than volumes of verbal pressure. "
The editorial continues i
"It la a mh'aKe tti the Halkaus to
let the velvet glove conocal too much of
the nine or the hand beneath II Bul
garia haa given Ua an example of how
fastidious diplomacy may h- turned to
ridicule, Theft Is an individual in
Ureece who in capable of playing a aim
uar gam . re. i e should be gjtveii clearly
to understand that there are hut two
at naea in wak-h her nsoblllgatton can be
t ad ami thai unlesa she is prepared to act
Upon one uf them ihe musl accept the
COItsaqtiencea Of th1 other. Invents have
gone far booffd tit'- point where eu-
phemlami or temporlging can be of aer
Mea."
Tin-1 term m trlowpotttt of the altuatlott
in Uree is given In tht following atato
im nt Issued i the rtat svaa News
Agency In Berlin
"Berlin newspapers. dlScUastng the ul-
imatum
of Ureei
tile Kmc
Hula-aria and ihe Violation
ot rallty, point mil tttat
i With COncemed 111 these
actlona are the same nations which ail
vaticcd as their reason for entering
tht war their purpose to hah fT free
donti Justice ami the protection or the
independi a of small natlona
"Vet those name Tower demand from
Butgarin action incompatible with the
so vert -an rights of an Independent 0tate.
Thus they ahow their real motives, aboJV
don Ing oil prim Iph a aa soon as their
own Interests make thli heceeaar) .
in this eonnettlon tin newapapera n
all th- British atfttatlon analnat
man) rr the Invaalon of Belgium This
case, however, wsa altogether different
from ( Ireec i tsrinan)ra very eslatbnca
was then endangered, while violation of
it reek neutrality mvnl meana for Oreat
Britain and France advancement of
their egot latto mtere.-ts The purpose
of I his breach of international law i-
to encourage Morula to eacrtflc nereetf
on ttn- attar of the intoroota of the Kn
tente Powers in order that sin nut) ob
struct the wa of the UerniMia and Aua
troHungarlana tonstantlnopls aftt r
the failure ..f the lardanelles action."
deopatch from Athena aayi tne re
po t that th Ureek ilovernmsnt haa pro
tootsd a Sal net i ha landing of allied
troopi at 8a Ion ice i. aeml-off Iclall . do
SO TREATY VIOLATED.
t hen. 1 1 iioua n Psotsatlag I 'tr
mall, tlda the tttlea.
ff thi at
t Commenting od
ce, th.- 7". etas sa.
of the Kin0:, arm?
ipui it ion of t Ireoca
ps entirely deatroya
IO dlWW a parallel
1 ' IMg I ict. '
al; u it Ion In Ire
The attitude
thorltlrs and p.
gardtng oir trw
lennan effoi t
ween Im Free, h landing
Salon i, ,t and t ne violation of t he nsu
traiity of Belgium ami Luxemburg. I .US'
am burg submit) t only because it waa
Impossible for her t o defend herself, and
Belgium offered Ihe most heroic reals!-
aloe IhdglUOl had appealed to France
and Kngland aa guarantors of hrr nou
trallty agaluat a Power illsoanlng ita
algnature and violating ihe neutrality 11
iiad pledged Itself to defend
'"Greece ih n .t protected h) an) treat)
ol permanent guarants d neutrality, She
is thi ally of the eoiintl) lo whow aid
ws are going Although th' Oovem
uetii at Athens belloved It was obltgod
to formulate a diplomatic proteat sgali st
out paasage if haa aaalduoualy factlt
toted that paaeagc b) tha unreserved
collaboration uf all its powers, it is
with the consent and even with tha su
th.ouat. on of Qreece that we ars .t
Saioti, c. i it is b) agra tnsnt thai we
eonttnue to uss this port a a liaas for
landing. Tin- aham Indignation dla
played by the Uermana and Auatrlai a i
morel) t move which deceives nobody.
"treece'a neutrallt) haa been rto
iatd neither m fact nor in principle. M
V'enlaelos's pi ttesi was simply dlplo
malic formula and ntemled -ml .im a
reservation for thi future. Bven had
"Pi" 1 the lamung no conpari
at Id have ra
i aslhh
outd have
leutratlt)
' islona I. a
N
!t hoi
ii tn
Iwlng 1
i reecc
half
or ; . .-at I
ortuani
.
WARS' I KG TO GREECE.
tteroiHM Proleet llteected uainf
Nllcnl Unlnnlsslon in titles
Ijm isl ''sea 'easeSeA Tns it .
i ! . et ii. Tt t h ' rank f ut i
. it ioiu mv a. cording t a li sput a
from A met t dam .
"tjreecc even under tit new Ministry
cannot oppoea 'tie lltogal landing by the
Allies at Sah. nn i ixe. pt py formal pro
test .
"i termau) 'n proteat t i A titans cer
tainty linen not IgiHirs iti e'a difficult
position, eett neteas1 it I i aurnlng
taut hiletii submlaalmi lo further t n
croachinents h t he Kntente Powers uii
tlrescs's sovereign rlghla would a
l ieaeh uf neutrality by tlreeoe hi rself,
and sr.y favoring of tha nratentea prep
arations ut ttalonlca urui uhtedl) would
tratiagi'ssa Ihe llmlta cunatdered reasons
bis In v it w of Ihe Hinsrgonc) In which
tjref-eo ie plated "
io sxilrpalc tin- irmculi
' in. ise.i ytwlerdu) hy tlx-uti-d
of I 'ugtuiilsaluuers for
n . statamenl issn. .1
Ainarl
KS .reign
bj th.
s.i .1 in nan
st itei riepartiucnl doubtleai
k. i the destruction of and dam
Tl,
tg io in.. .Una. ami th.. dinftoeatton of
propnrl) a .1 supplies of college,
schools, hospitals ami resilience build
ings bid ntiiiiK to Ihe American It-onl ofl
i 'nnimlssloners for r'oreiKn Mlssioni in
several Tin K'sh cttlea."
After idling l-Hiiiiei-s in Which build
Ion, belonging lo the board had Innw
s. ise.l Ihe siat.-iii. lv: conttnuea!
- it im.. glrettd) been announced ii
ihe United si Hen Hag over the mission
premise ai v'n was fired op ni shut
to pi.-.-es an. I ii bag been rpof td io
im Amercai board thai kg property
11 Van h is been mnipletely destroyed
That proper!) consisted .' hospital, oo
lege building's -mil lUgh ami boarding
hcIii, is tor (.M-i- in addltbx t . residence.
hulldlnija, i-.- Tin- truieuinai prufea
..it's at Anatolia Ooltegc have been de
ported and luH.-ii uiul the houses In I
whi. i'i tin-, lived have heen I'uuflguateil
"To tin protests und siwreailea of
Vmsr ica 11 i-ltltruH, from ihe nilkvmo
in the interior I i tin- AjtlhgSeaib -r :i!
I'ullSlanllimple, .1 .leaf t ar has In en
lurued."
.H lini,)()0 FOR RELIEF.
r I. In ti t'lMlinilttOtf Her.- I'SjblOg
i nnl .inn in Nnegjggitkgu.
ltiundlii to a cable train Amlia
- .dor UorgeulliHU received by Ihe Hints
liepartmsnli which staled in pari that
in. could advantageous)) use ttno.onn
tor the relief of Armenians and that
while uch u sum careful!) ndmlnlired
would make H g I start n would noi
iuIHc, tha Armenian Alrocltleg Coni
tiiuiee, iii aeration w-ith the noim
'uiiii '' Mercy, sen! b cable yesterday
to trnhussador Morgenlhsu lbs sum
iriksd a Itrei rllcf Instalment,
The Armenian Alrocltleg i ' mil lit . I
also cabled 11.000 foi rllo of Armenian
n fuui-.-s in p.) pt,
HINDEHBURG'S MEN
CROSS THE VILIYA
Jtke Farther Prowess Kant of
IVllna Llnnlngn
Mitkt's Uflltldi
DIVtJfSK A DVANCK ItALTH
LeDNOOff, Oct I. Bgl'Opt tnt fufthc
pmgragg ,,f Field Marshal vufl lllndon
hury's troopa east of Wl'nai, where. gC
cording to Pstrngrad degpatchsa they
crossed th) V illy a, t fttlfl I I din it Ing
their forcea north and pouth of the rait
rond point of ftmorgou, the situation in
the Hush:. m theatre of War romalni vir
tually unehanged,
To-day'a official i ni itatement
does not even contftln the usual ropjort
of further headway in the operations
agalnal Dw inak. Minor auocosaca are
claimed by the army group of Oen. von
Unslngen souHiwsai f ptnsk The tier
man Official report mentions for lire tirst
tune the name of Count Both mar aa the
ommander of an army ofl the South
Weetem sad of the battle line in Itussls
It is betlsvsd thai ha took the
Field Mnrshsl on Mac ions i
command of the Invading t
ptaos of
now to
rcea In
rVrhla.
The official OtriMfl report fottowgi
Arm) frroup of Field Marshal von
HlnoVnburg ! ftusalaA attacka north f
i Koojany and south of U 1
Were retutoed.
At my group of Prince
VY loan lew
r ipohi ..f
ifln" langod
Lti alngon i
Ha ravin : The sitution i
I Army group of Urn. I on
; Ruaaian fm.t - noar Mewi i
i imyti
southwest nf Plnsk w re drh an off
Our attach i ihe region of t'gartorek
is making pcogrees. iternwut troopa
of the arm of i Count Bathma i re
puhietl several Huaa Ian .ttr;i-.
On t ie whole, tha Kuaslana appear to
he holding the Dermau invaders iti ohoch
tiwlnek, Minsk ami I'insk continue to u
the object Ives of th - ToutonSi but, ei
ootl fof the operations around tiwlnsk
tholr advance has been eltsctlvot)
checked by the dsfonders.
Tn re is a new concentration of cxm
aktorabla Auatro-Oerman fori eg ground
Tarnopot, in Qallela, about tweni v-tt .
miles south of the frontier, This
tie as speculation with regaid t Kieflf
bslug the goal of t he Teuton southern
arm) a, but ihe opinion of rttost military
ntsjerti'era Incllnea to the theory tiiat
tho concentration is due to in- develoiH
monta m the Dalkana
LHwpatchea from tgtrograd slt
rcfugeea ar aiuiing into the capital hy
thousanda every ila) Much ol the relief
work la In the handa f the Brittah
- h irit lea i.ad (leorgiaua Tim hanan,
, ,f.- ..f the Hrltleh a mbaaaador, waa
found on her knees in ai improviaed
hath tratn lie: si eves rolled up nd
. long apron around her, washing
refugee babk s.
AIR RAIDS ON ITALIANS
i iioriini Filers vi a i e It tacks on
It ore lie Mo il nil tor 1 U ll l .
Vast fctl ' s6e . e-'f' tu Tm.
HoMS, Oet, I
. The following
atatemeui waa laaued h,i the W
ttce to-night
In the mi e ;.t tween i H tdlgi
nd
the flreutn the iu'tltt of ur troapji
a ud aritllerj continue
The artillery Hie ol our ahurp
ahooteri iueventej tits enemy from In
tensif j tug the reiifiri'cineni wortt on
the southern alone f Mount (tall gttd
Mount Rotnhon, i thi llesao Itastn,
i n i the t?arso platauu our st tacks
continued favorabl) on tha night of
: he seventh and the following day,
Altogether we made aevent)'lx pris
oners. The enemy' asroi I ansa bombarded
ItiHvhstto Sa datnoga was done, in
an enenij alt attack on the fervlgnano
at at Ion five aotdlera were n'ouudeil,
GERMANS HATE UNABATED
i oueervatl ve Parti or Knwlandta
0'eel heiiei at Iwi oeti
tatartuttiAM, i lt london, tc Thi
i for man tutuatrvattve nart) Issued n
inanlfesi i mi 1 atlier Itcrlln des
pwtchea iay I i which M i-- aaserted thai
attiong ihe Louieal taaka which tht wa:
had tm penned uhmi the iicrmait natloi
une gt al must Ih hi nn ilti raldy In
the forefront, naoudy. the overthrow nf
t&ngland hy ull mentis
"Kngtand," ihe manifesto a.--. "con
pi rod to provoke tho war and will
never cease to threaten Oermanya ihisI
lion aa a world Power and t. . hamper
our national d elopinsni
DIPLOMATIC DEFEAT
.OIt.t.MI I'r.-ss ssi.lla l'nr. Uii
IIMee ...r Unit. on g, nation.
; il nh is ''-' ( Tnr
iNooN, 1 ict The Dallu hi re-
newod n
the Kmc
impels
i it4 jioicnt attacka iiisvii
i Ifrtt and sum.' of he 1 l lie!
following eull Tha ilrada
ir. elxe-l :. peW ImPetUS as n ri suit ot
the Balkan situation, which ia iHilnleil
in b) the l IpiHYSltlon a e lib n -e of a .le
fe , of British .lip oma.-
THg srN's correspondenl - Informed
th it tne Koieiuti Office is not itenurbed
h) aes, sllackSi ami oh the leatilrni'!
i considers bl) aniused, eapei'lally with
regard lo certain allnged happenings it
tn nruisn isgnnonn in ins iiaisaini ami
rurae? wnien if,ii iai riun uie, -.. me
naihlng like them ever happened,
DUTCH PLAN NEW DEFENCES.
. ,
I Hi Iter hikI Irwntnenl Koughi to
rrtiiftt Hon a H'oterwiiii
upttiai Vnbh litspofch tn Tua ii
IgONUON, llCl P. nta Until l.iii
oorroMKindeiii ;i rVinMtordiun onya.
"V hill will ortort t.v le Irrtrralueed It
Pariiiimeiu for the Improng of tin
Ifana waterway hotween the Hook of
Hoi In ii d and Hot lent an i and aIll u hi,;.
plt incnted hy a hill lo he lntrdUt'tMl ll
tha Minister of War Itvkllil fcif the ip-
nruprlHtlon of i ido.ooo (n,tOA,(ioii tor
ioiiK range ariiUer) and oiltor nrnuwueni
on the ground thai na the new waterway
will Hfihnll the htmgoal foreign lutitloahliai
nn IncreHeo In fori flontlona i tie.-ir.ihie "
SO PATRIOTIC THEY STRIKE.
i i'1'iM'it t'oopora am mi Krom
Tholr IVueka Uuea to foerumuii
IHtHal I'attU t tn Tnr Hi v.
I'AttM, let, k, Tha eoopi-rn at iha Vor
mink oil aorka at Itaraelllea Imva gone
on atrlka aa a urotaal agtaitiai tho -x-
.MgStltfH MtMlltel t,f fkll 11 SililV.irl.ini 1...
Ilwint iimi ihe mi so exported .-vent-
nail) reoche Usrmnny.
The dlroctorg of ths Vennlnk com.
pan) replied lo ihe striken thai th
tloveritmeiii precgutlnng raggrdlng ex-
IM.rts were so sir..'! that such II ill. -
position of the oil w.,s liiipoaslhle und
thai ihe Minister- .- War and KtliaiiCM
havs to elitn aUlhorhtUtlnUS l..rfoj-e an
export cun 0 made I
I'd I.lmltg Hwgltlou il'.'iitiiB.
lit vial t'nhlt 0spli t ...Tin N
I'Aglt, i n t. I,. - Mliilsterr'a. ileers
was Issued on i i-ioher :i po'ohililttng,
mere in munition of any in Krunc
b) i. ti ..in w 111 has iini grcelvcd ihe
gpgclul au.iior... uf Ih- ; Ulnlttft l
,Wiu.
FRENCH MAKE NEW
GAINS NEAR TAHURE
Take tteroiftfl Earthwork nrnl
Mevpftl TftMhMi Willi
too Primmer.
TEt'TOXs FAIL AT I .tins
fisosi taM ggslA fo thk i
1'aihs. oet I. The Pnrssfl Bctiilnuwl
I limla) t.i !..hw lip their ImpartMll
! suceggg o never.,! day ago at Tahu-e.
lii Champagu, by igklagj Uarmnn
eurlhworh called lit Trap, rapturing
several renehes oomptialsxi a sallwsi in
fr.nit ul th.- lecorsl Herman HlM of !.-
I fi The F'rench al. copttud two
held works and ma. In 2o prln.mers.
i Th.- ilermano, n ch ollMnT handi
-.I rti.l.-avored to ilrlve a wislwe into
ill lined .inc gi Ihm. .rt.-i- hurling
;i rain of shell of all cllbfjg uikui Ihl
place .i'mI the r.-gi..i:e noith and sontli
i' ii !;. i it- , I .in atta.-k lit.-ti .lie
French V ir tfflc declares was re.
PUHSP.I wllh heav lossea to tlitni At
iiher parti of the weetrrn frotit ar
titlery . ntbats cantlnua without pause.
The lllghl . 'ininuiintue followa'
Tlui ItaMMISI after a vigori.ua h mi
imrdmenl with i-heii f all calibres
t.i-ilay att'-mpti d a ry v.iilw I al
ia. U ogjalml l. 's and tin. northern
.ui I Sou herd Idges ( tne town. Tins
attach was completely repulsed. Tim
sttackera ittlfvsed heavy kssaea
In the Champagn w made now
ind .ippr. einhU- tniree South, apt
of Tanur w. gained a foothoM in
si arthwurh .ailed tha TrapMe.
apturvd several trenches and wu
told works erected s the Mllenl held
ijy th gfient) lti front .f tils second
.inn Mare thai 109 prisoners w.-i
I .K'i an. I I-. nth iht-wer aiel
ii.itrallleus.-s ncv coiptured
Arlllirrv actions look !!.. at ev
eral tiaris ii. th western a rgonne. in
ItM Hol l.i t'irti. .nil ! III. .se
' -n tin- in.. in. i. p;' wight and ground
Mondgfiuich,
Tnc ofUclgl afteenoon communlQuA
follow :
Th- cannnnad Pag continued laai
nislit. M.t n siilcs laki-ig pari, to the
north of Arfog, iti the direction of
Mooches ami its environs, .is urii
ii th.. sartor of l.a Folic and near
Hill So tm Ther. was also cunsld-
trahto nctli Ity
llller ! he
a lawertng Urn
region of Hoye
mi iii- part of lb ir
enesny laejether with
ffont our Kilns, in th.
and to thp north of the
ri
Alane, m the dlretahn ol Tra.)
Ie Vol and al lh Coreat of Bl Mara
lti Ihe Champagne district the ilcr
mans violently botnbarded our po!
(Iota, lietweeu the riiads running from
m. Hi;.. i , lo Hi Houplat, and from
gouain io s. ne!1 nur n.-.tie
everywhere replied la tins die t
seen, energ) Active fighting to.,
place ii. me connecting trenches t
the southeast of Tahitrs iti th. ..----Hon
uf t i Butte de Meal II
Be tw set i lit. Argjonite nnd llv Mouse
..ne of the PYench mines, in the Forest
ol Malancourt, s;;.itiereii some sip.
ping : iiie enemy.
The n.uht passed In relative quiet
on tl" icmnlnder of th. f or
Qt7Vr IS CHAMPAGNE.
Igior inn ii I dki l'r'iit'li ISiallluUS
aouth nt at, Maoele-al",
Hgat i
clat at
arm) lit
Jows .
i Ui Londo . i. r v The uAt
i. ,r IsaUOd b) I hi titi tiiaii
totts ' ra 1 in afternoon fol-
ifter fruitless attempts bn Chrtobtt
nnd 1 ictol made by i ha Prow h
t. penetrata out lines, iomparativi
utih i reigned yoeterdi) In ihe Cham
pagin Tin t rei. i acction lo the sai I ol
Navarlii farm, which the yVerah tni
hetii, waa t-4ea red i he morning of
lha i nemj lj counter ati ickii ianie
prtsouera ind two machlni gu' fell
into our handa. Toward evening the
enemy artlllerit lire again grew in
tenae I luring the night then were
Infant i j attache al aria in point
All were rapttlseil
ruiing our ueceesful adv aiice
ggaiual an uilvancad enent) Halthii
to tite aoutlt ot si MarcaF) wa
captured oflteera and J"-" men
To the aaai ol the Argonne, . ..
Malancourti we destriiycd several en
nt) mine positions hj eaplosloioi
FRENCH FORGE AHEAD.
I Serwrant, 1'oitnded at latmr-.
tlvea Pen lor to Infawtei ,
i I'aais, Oct, Is- " t the rats things
are gotug it will he a long lime hefors
the ijsnnans can thlnh of a counter of
fensive," said 1 1 eecgsani a hn a i
wounded at ths oapturu of Tahure
tit- agreed with many other wounded
aoldicra i hat the branch are gaining
the upter hand not onl) because of
their artillery but through the dash
.md bravory of the infantry
The prlaonsra uptursd a' Tuh ne
'had not eaten in IPOIf than forty-eight
1 houre had no eartridgea ;- the) r
pou In 'H
TEUTONS FEAR HRITISH.
n,
eiiiiu i.eriiiinis Tell oi lleead
Intong lli.-lr 4 inn null s.
ik ei ' 'iiir fienaale1 t.. Tn.
i,m.,.-, u.-i iin..r
i eeiHin.
deal ill Holland .les i .i.e. ., m.i Ingsd
union lie trip In mad t . the huld
frouiter where it louche both Belgium
''"-' cmiinus ihe
astro. i e activity antoirj the llennuna
aluee Ihe hat tie if looa, the riiHhtnit- of
reeuforepinenta nnd aunullea lo tin- front
and tin momaaueaa ind auaptrlon o( tho
( it nn. in frontier ktuurdi
Tin- iHirroflpondeni aaoertalned that
I uotwithatundlug the hatred or the hud h
tieoie ami army to nd the Uermana
and the groat aymuathy entertained for
I ' t fillloa the Uutoh tjovernntent'a graul
HfTorta to atop contraband intdi atth
i)i muni are oonatantly lielui outwitted
to amugglrra who LHiiiduci a hy no
ine.ma tiegllgtbta trad) Ha aleo learned
from mil tbttanta of border vtllugea, who
ait t'OUattUltty In i tin: ai t v it Ii t In t it i
man aentrlaO) that tin- Uermona ma dia
I'oiiruged beouuae of the ivntlnuania uf
Ih? WUr and are gnglOUi to Mt hoim
The deanntoh utiotoa ulna tierinnn o.
arrtera an agylni on gopiemher t' that
'a lUttJOrll) Of their t oiurli-H Uould
1 rather doaeri man go io tha irenhea on
! i tie Vaer front, chlalll het'uuaa then I hey,
I have io meal Ihu Kngllah
"it aeeina lo huru ueoitina Ii k nd
uinoug the '1 nn in audleraM Iha ror
reapondetii agya, "thai anythlui la better
i list 1 1 lo hue u nah- ua. The Hrtah
i s ddier is a kind of hog) man. Ii a in
'" :,ls ' '"' '!" .gw llghllng until
. '" killed, ami in uttack Ii I lerrlbi,
The oHIem aepeclally ar regarded us
, i"'rr'''1 ,I''V"H-
f ihe iruth of this, from the manner
!'" Which tl came In me, 1 hav nn
snauow ui uouot, si icasi as iai
lm rcgiineiiis si
incsrned.1
WILLIAM THA W BESTS 5
TEUTON FLIERS, KILLS 1
Aliit'l'itaii DPVCritrt'l i I w llr
Ksfstpfd Trip Bfl for Him
by GeraiAiisi
I'lrTagtrao, Clot. a. - That he fuughl oft
n ve rierman airmen who wore trying i
trap him, succeeded in dropping one and
tocaped the others with ont mo. or out of
commission h th- story lold by Light,
William Thaw, member of the aviation
corps of tha gfreneh PNirotgii lcglon now i
In ih rhampagne dlotrtct, In ;i letter t"
Nli father, u nium Thaw, rocolved here
to-da) Tho ktter tn aa follow
"The other dftg I ran gCffOM live i.er-
man machines who were inytng for me
at u.MOO me tent over whars i paaa ever)
morning abowt ooiooh on reconitali
aancc, I waa at 3. and tiled to out i
climb them and gniah my roconuaia
nance, but a son of a jtin on a tiny bi
plane, the fHMt:.t pjiachina I've ever su n
hi 1 1 if nie, wan rati hnix Ins from be
hind, mi I 'mm. I mi him ami JfOVU SO
ateeply that the oiling ay w nn m ,
left hand motor wen; n tl..- leiiu md
Hooded the mot. r Tlx Hot m- Waa eitl.el
sua rod to death. ..t badl hit, for ho
heat it straight down
Hut there waa ItUle Wllllu .til alone
agalnal lour Uermana. with only one
motor Mini twenty kilometers ft in our
line. Hll' thf ll.n in - W"le Intel nf
learv by thlg lime and very politely
cortod mo, two on each aldw, but well
out of rangSi hack lo our lines, one
hows ear i got up nervo si ugh tt iry
to tm off my retreat almoal t vet our
llnoOt hut BtJll being wall unove htm I
wa.- aide i dlVS naain a d give htm a I
nrupte of dooen bulle n (tim nur truatyl
i oit (mads in i . s. a . ami then, h iv!
iik only one motOTi 1 Went home hs fast
as i could.
tieutenant t-f tho math Itrggoona
who was in our trsnohes, aaya in saw
ths Hochs full vii maaae' lusi i- Itlne
the rtorman Hnao."
AIR BATTLESHIPS SOU
l.-. i ila. s
n i rcneh iaiiio
t llreaitniuiu lit
t'ARigi Oct I Pmnc
plise." heralded by mill
war sur
crltlcs a.
DELCASSE'S SON SENT
TO A GERMAN PRISON
Itiifiiritiitt St'iitt'iiiT IuihimmI
I ii I ii. r ( liiof ObJtM'l nf
rciittm itntf.
lOmiIIAOgK, Mil I. 'dd. !, .III l A
deapnlch from Berlin ay l.i.n- ret
, is..-, son of ih- Kp r ii Koreiitn Mln
i.:-r and n prisoner r. tin- military camp
ui Halle, has been fiil. i to elghlewi
utnnlhs gorou imprtwoiiment. The
reason alwn . dlsotie.il. o to lb (!r
,i.i ..... ,
T
ophile
1 lit '1
I 'leanite
1
; tt
1 i
w llh h ". ,
thai perhupM at Kir KdWatvd ,.. t
forOlgn hi 1 p. a 1 1 i termao.v hniei
niuol I" une reauit ha i the ti- '.
iiii K'-ie.nn MlnlOtrr ill Ihla Uirretlui
namely thai long before i i. i v ird
began to be looked at alt h i ajile . ire
b) the tier. nan preaa und puhlle M lie
nuiae ana the centre nf una uf im moai
vhdent and venontotta nroaa nrunualffna
aver w.t neaa d In ' ' man
hi 1 90d and and Iti
1 im m i wiili t he rem il
Pre...- . foreign M niatt r
ma ltd of t he Ki.mi it a
w hum ' he i i man,-, ttt I.m
bla me for t In Morta . u i
Till
Umax wa-
$800,000 WAR TOYS COMING
t 111 11.. ...l.i tor 11. o. ni 01 1 reach
rtlel .ol. I li 1 s.
VJWCIgl IV 161 '.-.p.i- . Ti... Il
I'AHIS, IM Mine I ., t'ernel Knlled
on the (Trench liner .'hicag llctober
.' for New- Vork wllh 1 trance
1 100, 1 worth of lo'.s and doll made
by tin- heal known couturiers nnd ar-.
t..i In Kiim -. and by llm wounded In
th . Iiospllala, The) are 1.. I..- mild I'm
Ho- hen. til "1 Iii families of Crouch
artiste who hav- been ent t.. the front
It is hoped unit tii - dolls will in- al
lowed to .-nter the p. 1 1 of New Vork
m bond, duty being paid late what
Ik sold
MORE AUSTRALIAN'S NEEDED.
I null! 11 .1 lull.
. 1, .11 11 1 1 I .
Men
I nr.
I...SI...S. Ut
.- les; ondepi !. 1
V
Tin Minister
e .111!-. .'all' e-1 '
t lll iNmucil
I :
h id
u. 1 h Oommonwealth for re.
pnfi rceuiciils ami th i the 1 omtnon
wealth undoubtedly W II aci'aalo lo Ih.
reuue!, t lie reerullinit cam pa u" will
he started uexl week the Minlter ink
Ing an U'dlV. share i'i II
tn.tt.-iii. alreud) hai despaiched .- 1
iimi men ... ei si ,1-. i . h 1 1', ' 7 '.- caMtialtics ,
- ' .1 . pol '
I ' r III II II . Order llelullllis I eeiiled.
I I It
.Ion it
1 1, rtn
1
.... d l. 1 ten vie 1 Hissing. III.'
Unit nry 1 lovenmr uf H in am
i:.e li.-1 lit, ilovernmenl has orilered the
exocttllon of t-. Helglana who were
condieiniieil lo death nn .1 ireaeon chargi
in ol'dlng i di-vitihes frntti tntweip
The
11 ri
Jimeph Huck"lmoji
Al. urn drc Prank, h
llli'lll-
rohnut
In a plain, matter-of-fact way, our daily
talks seek to impress upon young men the
value of clothes which, though conserva
tive, still embody the true lines of correct
design, smartness, and fit.
Garmenls which meet every (lem.intl of merit antl
appropriateness which are fashionable for all
occasions and yet conservative in their simplicity
always hold the palionatie of men who know
ihe value of proper dress.
Brokaw Brothers
Aitor Place & Fourth Avenue
SubwNV station gi Dae
'rvrtin
"I
.w)C" ii.'.d
William Thaw.
aomethllig thai will inalte th lUbmatina
like a toy, v aa inepoctto n ins
in a i pa per oorrsapondonti tu-ilay upon
n pedal permission by IhO War Minister,
Ml lie i ii d It 1 1) Hprea.l out over the
huge av it;.-n Held In the form of eooreel
upon stvres ".r dying machines, small,
Usees slgilffla gflil , MIll'ttMv,
of the surprise was that each Is equipped
with ihi Inch cannon and rapid nr
UI s. making tho dream of an air fleet a
IjJ
one of the ntiait ttrlkitm sight w
,Mtl plane SO feel . IJh, Ihe ofltcei
iluiu i.g in wa the flrsi aotual raallf.
Ion ol the aerial 'dtWadmrlBJIll." Tin
erew of ihi might air machine will
1st or J o'll in i
T ion iiii and aa omcer.
it win learned
American volunteer
...lav Hut seven
riators t.k part
.. .... .... il. it. nk In Him
" "1 i..... " . "",-..-
They
l.ivut Wllllant K Ti.aw or
I'll (burg, Hergv Klllott 0, Cwwdin ol
Maw Vork, Hargi Norman Punceof Bos--,,
1 1 ii Mnstn of s.m rranclsim, Herl
Hall nf Bowling (i recti. Ky. ; James J.
ii , a of New YorV and H 11 Herin
There ar, free other American nier
sngaged at other pans ol um PVench
nshllllg ilia lite Wirt, while e.eveu
utl r. are In the training school.
EVENTS IN THE WAR
ONF. YEAR AGO TO-DAY
iitTliHKH l. ItH
ttermam enter Antwerp after i
IkioiI iinltneni i f forty otght houra,
Kini and Quve -t the Belglaim leave
tha Ity ra fore Ita fail, t&todua nf
nhahltanta rontltiuaa greater pan of
IO0.O0U h0i1o :le 114 toward Iol
aim:
ir im 1 : iii t,i)fl liriaonara in a
battle near U'-v Urnt battle r .
around llllo
Jupaiast: r. M 11 t tieK- KUIUI on
ji Ighta tl imiti i' ':.' the ihrt fort al
Tatng-i 10
GRAND DUKE REPORTED SHOT.
I'.-lrourud .o.ii iin. il, in leiioi
..I lltllcrr's tttuck.
n Ainerii-;
tcrda;- b)
tenmsliip 1
.i ., w ho .11 ri red yh
N'orweglaiuAmerloan ; nafjord 1 1 ..in I lorgt n
said .1 was Ihe gossip of HetrofTad
that Ihe lll'anil lluke lcholos had been
shol und dangerous!) wounded hy nn
iilllcel ol s ail and that Is Way he
had lie. i.sent lo tl aucusua Th
relator of the goesln save it la the shin
in i report, is e. nnl. ti.ni that h; ha .1
houid ol he mentioned tie said 1
had lived In Itassia slkteeil y.-ais, w.
itei-. 011 .1 huolness trip .md thai if .1
. Known m I'etrosrad that he had
11 11 .a1 ihe etnry he would net ini
11
nible on hie Htiiin to Hussh
- ai. IOW ,- Ituss
ngei
Ui.
I111S ..I a violent temper and thai ii
1 uld 1 ot ucceiH excuses for defeat
'"ii 10, of hi Denerals. Ill plan l
u 11 victory wa lo make the nefe
a nn oiPcer eiiulvale lo sentence f
,11 it h
The gossip was that the 'ii I liuk.
handed a pistol 10 .1 Oenorul nf hlsatnff
uccusod of blundering and lold him lo
el t himself Ttie Iteneral tm stor)
giies, 1 irned nie rmnlvei on the Orund
liuke. wounding him In the ibilomgn.
VON KLUCK'8 ARM BROKEN.
...-neral Mrnda I luniks lo la-rimin
II .11.1 . o ill lee Here
Th Bui 1 d s Hlrnen K reuses, an
organisation of Herman Americans pro
moting 1 ua: relief fund foi it rill li .
hit received Ih following letter from
rV.-ittlcIn IHl'iegard tri Kluck. daughter
I "i 1 len. i "ii Kluck 1
I tl. fitthei was made very happy In
I'i ur greetings and )our reiairt n to the
, .ok ress of 1 hs fund He w islies lo 1. 11
jilei you his heart, est thanks ami to coll
- Itia heai'lfell lies! Wlsbeii and greet
' imts tn you,
"I'uhapplly father Is ituakh) to write
himself heciilts of Ii a severely -sounded
,nd broken i'khi arm. Therefor he can
t sgproks his gratitude personally l' -.
end a brief Hlgnaturo,
llti.uao tun von Ki-neg,
lied i'i-.is. Sister, Klflli Ann., Blghlh
Kield Hi spllul 1
Thi hitler from Ifrnulaln Kluck, who
vldeiitl) - musing her father, accom
amei 11 plttur of th. ilentral With hi
wn slgnaiuro, written with th left
im Itosmead's Heir Killed,
S.e, ia ( ,.,
ItOMIMN, fICt
K .1 Itoldnaoii, it.
Ml
lu Til Il K
it.- Hon. Ilrrculeg
f Ms run I ! is 1 t-ad.
I ha. hern ki'lcl
nounceti to-.i , v
'1 lbs war, it was an
il., uas J.i .wars old,
1 I Tl 1 r n 1 1 v 1
"Here's to Your Good Hsiltri
and Your Famlis"
rl
5tout
DltAtHIII r Nli l. lion
(ihmI KrhlHiiraiil, I len " l l al-
THEIR PART IN FI0H1
Porclffll lt'uin iii I niiliv oj
Attack Hwwtij hoi
Hullr! ill ( In g,
fgw fai i asa PsasofcA is 'i mi
PAhlSi 1 1 i I A lelti r It" ,
Who it Bgrvilig II i an at n
Moher I, -.! thill liTll
-" " " " f
or.-is.i Legion .has . hullei .,
His ;-ool;'i.... Is serli
proving I lie priest says Ii .
'! 5" ''"' '
I ''" 1"" rr..i I line .
'"'
!.l.;t H,v,,: nntcrlv write, th
Ueulenant waa wounded
-"' " ' '
nwim urn n..i.i- i is
' -werl) d in a i .
1:
,11 .1 1 .... I in:' . j ' ii. , ,
, . . ... .
. .-.s.. .. ... . .. .-
from him sui.e
pnvalha. w ritlng under .1 1.- 1 .
3, Myg .
Nlaclie, or Va.-h. be ev.d
Amernaii, wa killed before
hot Thorln wa slightly won
refused to go to the rear. ii- fell
sppnrently kiln .1 i mr comii
110 out 01 .'la no II. TV w .
In on Beptomber "7 tiers lie;
1.1 1 d-d Uuograve, ... .:, and 1
losi Ihar In ,1 1, iti. helt. i In
pronipted us lj leave 1 ciitiot
nt Went into the open field lilt
Imt a.- found ih. sheller comii
R)ollhed an t .'in- equipment si
"We led .11 the atta .... -i.
t'orporal Indlcr h. I
esnl ifti th.- Inttlle ..:' Jum
he ua. h.till. woutided . hs
poral to tin original Ann 1 can -a
the Klrst Hegimenl .- 1 . 1 in
Ti Inkard, ritlng from
1 Ictober T. says :
"I gp .1 bull. I In Hi
A Uillette r.i . in nr. lack 1
life. The luiik-i : : -: k
SIDOghed It lo pn ces nnl 11
I am KHtttna better."
Tlinkard em los. . in 1.
showing that the h'orclsi 1.
the nil n k ..ii thi woodi
ci ntr of a dlum. !! ..
The 1 11 man. thus Wi iM.
Dim right, left and - nn
gnclng troo
Tho m has a 1 1 1 e 1 1
pitnl a' Monteliinai Ih
ITALIAN GENERAL
111.
tliiu M,iw,.es Xwuchl t itti
Uedal I wneiled i.i 1 ni
feecetl sf th - .
RoMg, Oi-l I.
fnaUUel conferred
Oen. Banchl yeslcrdu
presenlallon wss mud
sonatl. in 1 hi pi.
1 len Z.in.-lit i.
in he de orn'eil
beginning of 1 1
nungio m i t - 1 ip.
PUIIglO ni lile a
i-neeren tn. 1
il'iiili..ii:,ili;
tHIH -
"for men mull i rh
15 un Jwunimn iria-f o -en
ImMiutitiiuiiuii
But that's not EVEIV
WEEK'S platfon
EVERY WEEKdoem
believe in weepini:
en.
EVEin WEEK
for tl ie woman w ru 10
tilings - the happy, -ceMiul
woman who 1
a vital part in life. 1 I
are two bi; articles 1
women :
1
"What Should IhisW
in Dor" Mir is dc
alely in need ol m
A position i oHered
bui to at cept it will
"talk". Why?- I In
band is a Rtinistci '
can she do)
"Please. Mi lei
Vole." I H (... lti.
rates of Mitft.i. c ni
of their latest stunt
says womt-ii haven
of humor ?
Get this iftsu
Tin' Hrf
lllllstt llf.l
Every Newssl
nnd ;