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THE SUN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1915.
rwrythlns ami everybody, Induillna the
Situation whlrh Jim now In no delicate.
ii xid Hit- Qovarnmsnt w merely
piittlnn oft Ihe evil dy when It would
he compelled lo misa-sr. lie urged that
the new dtVSloprnentl In the llalkann
Kiive the I loveriimeiit an opportunity of
kcIIIiik out of Ills unfortunate venture
at the, Iianli.nellea with proper dignity.
"ne searched in vain through the care
fully chosen word of Sir K'twurd tlrey
in nil speech In-fore the OOHUnOIII for
even a migirrstlon of insurance that
i he Itatkan nienace in to he dealt with
Vigorously. It wax Impossible to nattier
that a definite policy of union has heen
determined on.
".Serbia," Mid the Foreign Secretary,
' in now moating the new erlfll with
plandld courage" "Cooperation by the
Itusstnn troops haa been promised M
x.xm ax they are available. l'he Allies
are noting In the closest consulta
tion," Ac.
There were few sentences fr.nn which
one might draw the Inference that some
thing, no mutter what, Ix to be done 09011
Al one poitd. while speaking of Oreece
and Serbia. Sir IJ Iward liny said It M
obvloux that the interest of thexe two
coantrlaa are one In the long run, and
i hat they muxt aland or fall together
Front ihli it would appaar that tue tiov-
ornmanl docs not exiiect a hostile attl
tude to be xhitwn by Greece.
It ii inn ii In la Krlendlj.
The present relations of i ire.it Britain
with Rumania at least are friendly. Thle
the Foreign Secretary inserted posl
tivaly. That country, he aald, la favor
aide to a policy which will promote
agreement between her neighbors and
hax revealed a readineaa to promote tha
aama policy which the Allies have pur
sued. In opening lux aildreax Sir l'Mwnrd
i;rey aald he did not propose to touch
Upon recent criticism of lUa diplomatic
pot Icy. but would online hlmaelf to the
Objool of that K)llcy In the Near Kiiat.
He than prOCOOdod to review In outline
the Malory of eventa In the B. ilk. in
peninsula allies the opening of the war.
If Turkev had remained neutral, he
sa.nl. the Allien would have ewrn that
Turkey anil Turkish territory ahoulil not
eilffer at the clone of hoatllltlea. The
Allies, had been ready to do all In their
jmwer to obtain .oncaauion.s for Hul
gOlia. Hill the ential preliminary to
iiny nuch course waa. he raid, a Bul
garian alliance wtth the Kntemte
PoatOfa. Now that Bulgaria Iwia de
clared hrraelf on the aide of Inn German
It la too much, be aald. to uxk tha
Allies to believe that Mulgui la waa in
duced to enter the war without promleeo
of aggrandtiajiiaRt.
The Foreign Secretary told hla
auditors that whatever action i decided
upon will lie hatied on the "soundeat
Iratagy." The atruggle for all, ha
s.ml, is tlie right to live without being
under the shadow of l'ruesian milttarlam,
which will not observe the ordinary rules
of humanity in war or leave others free
from the menace of oppreenion.
mtlaion In Balkans.
In explanation of the Balkan
payohology he said that at the begin
ning of the war the feeling there Ivad
been one of division Khcour.Lgtng Hs
bcttH'.on, he went on. Is easier than
soouring a policy of union, it ansa on
the principle "f dissension that the i'kiv-
srnmsnts and sovorolgna of Qsrroafty,
Austria and Bulgaria had worked and
thev had won.
There was one revelation, one. how-
ver. which has been hinted at liefore,
in Sir Udward's address. It was trait
With the exception of territory In Thnice
1 1n. Oontml POSfOI'S had offered more to
Bulgaria tli. m the Allies had felt that
the) COttld In fairness lo the other Bui
lt. in gtatSS offer on their side
Al the outset of the war, he aald, the
Qovsntntsnts of the Bntsitts had dsatrsd
to prevent the war from spreading tn the
Halkuna, Isst ths sssumpuon of arms by
Ihsr Balkan Slate should bring the
lest in Its arake i'or a time Turkey
bad resisted tin- Uerman prssoura, but
wiun Turkish ships were forced by Ger
man officers to fire on Russian vsaasla
all obligation on the part of the Allies
toward Till key ended.
1 1 was aniiouuced in the House of
Commons flint the total British canal.
lias at tli, bsrdansilas up to October 9
had been ll.Stt, ' 'f Ihese. It, 111 were
Australians.
CALLS SPEECH JEJUNE.
I I Hit" i) h lilMiiil.rnti Ion K&
Ul In til IliiHrtrrs.
bft&il ClbiS I'f t Tin. Si .
IeOMsi.s, Oct 15 I Kiiday). Tha
Tim I, Which i t he foratltOal f tha
Oovarnntant'a trttlca, tii-st-rib ih
apaocta f Hir Rdward Gfay Mnitu-
l uly Ji )u;h. 'I'll'' iii ir ti iifWH Ith at
lack n I lf Jo i'iMn-tit atwl doll rv
tiiat dkMAltofaoCton with attttajiton
i vdu . g,nd ihi evi'iit.i eraataf 'l
i MM.- Ill .ill 1)11.1 1 llTK
Brttlah diplomacy, mii.ni ami t
K0neru1 conduct ! tha war. the .iiir
I fit era tr h. want oh vm on a iwl ti rv t ion.
it a felt Bverywhr iiiat the tru itory
of the I 'ii rfl.un -lies exjitMln ion m Viei-oin-
Ins a metter ol common knowiire and
It in not a tMury t hat i wIoiiimIh to tho
OffOdll OI I hour who iir r rMpOflStblt,
The DnUy AfoiJ declnree that .ir KM
ward Qreyfl ipoech will make a tn
heorwniiMi InipfeMlon thioushoui ttus
ountry.
"lie Mill HppMfl to he uia -oiiboltiuf,"
Mtyi thin peper, "of the fact that he hu
any niitituKeH to RpolovlM tor. Yet the
.-low wUteilnetfH of HritiHii lialkan dlplo
mwy mutt be patent to verybody uni m
Brlllih diplomacy is ho Miuratod with
tne truditnjii that bo long an it
etraifht forward nd dlynlfled poihlni
is tit br ex tiii.
" I iut in crucial time like then flrm
neU aiid energy ure nMdtd Thi l''ot-
eiKii Office has placed our military
Hrategy at a .eiioub dlaadvantast'
CARSON DENIES HE RESIGNED.
London HrleeH ir. Irlid To. tint
That rr. inlt r Wouldn't A-eit.
fpeofaJ 6Wi4 fttaattW to Tub Iok
taiONPONj Oct H Sir fid Waft) I'iiman
i.ats dafllad the report, widely ulri'uhited,
that ha had raaleToad from the OftMttat
The rumor was Htarted Tuenday when
it WtU le.irnd thai hu lud heen nheent
from a lontr aaMlOn f t)ie Ouhinet.
LtLler euhMaiH-e Ht-erned to bo riven rtiis.
' iito.iP tiv llu lai-l t h.Lt .iiiii, i: t.hi ksv. i
moii bo had been ilttlns in an .nij.i. . i.t
iiouho diattini w ith two frlende.
At t he COnclleWotl of t he ufKinn S. i
i.dwar.i Geiwon pacaived a rnaaaaJN firn
Iri-mier Asiuith. It ih now belle veal
i i. a he tendared inn replantation, and that
the Premier rafuaad to aoept it,
GERMANS TO AID BELGIANS.
To
' for I "toil 4 roi iinil ;ie
I h in lo . iiit i it un 4 oniinUnlon.
KaONboN, Oct 14. Tha (lartnan Armjrj
hi iff in the aaat and went Ktandara I
.one tiaa n included an a rrangenifiit '
with tin American Relief ( -omntlaalon
by which 100,00(1 Halglan civilian! in
that dlatrlci win be provialonad.
The Qtrmaii author it tat have requi
n tioin d at hM-d prti aa t he re real and
root crops and wilt hand ihoui over to
ha cuminiaalon for equal dlatrlbutlon.
-Taj fuftgtamtlttople1 - l and.
ftpecJaJ ( gOita DaapalrA to Tai Sts.
I'ahih, Oct, 14. -7'ge Jimnml gg ;e
baii in an adltortal todtty o;- -i tint
'lu- allied foroea whleh art going to the
4U 01 Scihia mg) atrlke for ('mietaji-
tlnople if they ahould he unable to pri
w nt tin- .- u:' i roi larmana and ituigur
iatui ft 'an penetrating ihrough Btrbia
lour grit lab bblpa WaaVa Talli
Saeal t aald brmmivh tn Tuk
IQ luDNj Oct, II y0Ur Uritlah mer
mi 'tn wcra nun It or raptured dur
i',: 'm.- week endud October 13. it was
"li'.ally anounoad tOtay. The number
i Anhau and vaUinga ;us 1,001.
TEUTON DRIVE HELD UP
BY SERBIAN RESISTANCE
Advance Makes Slow Progress at Heavy Cost in Men
Italy Likely to Send Troops to Balkans
Greece Reserves Final Decision.
.spmal I ablt Dtspatvh to Ths Si s.
London. Oct. 14. Hoth tlis dsrman
and Austrian War ufflrsa announceil to
day thai iirnKrsss wax Dtadi In their ad
vance Into Msihla, but the fa. -is as ds-
i ..... .. in iut- i aepevsiTe siaieiiimus un nui
Paraa a rapid ailvanrs. In furt, they I
imlirutii Just the oiipusltr, n very slow
forward movement made tn faOS of furi
ous mid effective resistance hy the. Serbs
From llerlln It Is learned that I'oiare
vac is practically envelntied. This town
Is ten miles south of the Austrian fron
tier and is a little east of the branch
railway Which, runs south from Semen
drla to Plana, twenty-live tulles distant,
where It connerts with the main line of
the Orient railroad The Uertnaji official
statement yesterday said the advaucs
guard had artneil I'.izarevac.
The Vienna stati -lit to-day says that
proaress has been made south of Bel
irrade and that on the lower Prlnu, on
the northwestern frontier of Serbia, the
Serbians have been driven from some of
their trenches.
Tha Herniary have assumed tha of
fensive uaainst the KulRarlaua and have
entered Mulgnrtun territory at several
points. An unnffVlal despatch from
Sofia contains this news. It says that
on Octolier 2 the Serbians crossed the
frontier and attempted to occupy the
helfhta of KorltsUa, lilava and Ilaao
vatls. but were repulsed and these
heights were occupied by Bulgarians.
Srrbs I nsnreessral.
On the night of October II the Ser
bians unsuccessfully attempted to take
strategic 1 points commanding the Sofia
road by a surprise attack. They were
driven hack. Fighting continues.
The (Jerman official statement respect
ing the Serbian campaign says:
our troops continue to .idvance south
of Uelgrads. The works on tho west,
northeast and eoutheast fronts of I'o
sarevac. which are of a fortified char
acter, have been taken.
The Austrian official statement was
aa follows:
Our attacks are proceeding every
where in spile of most severe resist
ance on the part of the enemy. I n the
l-.wer Prln our troops ejected the
enemy from several trenches. South
of Belgrade we capiuted Stubbornly
contented antage points. Serbian
counter attacks always failed, with
ver hsav losses to the enemy.
It seems probabla now thai Italy will
take action in support of Serbia l'he
French Premier, M, Viviani. announced
in ths Senate to-iay that Italy in all
likelihood would take part tn the ll.ilkan
ops rati otia
A despatch from Home says that
Premier Sal.iiulra returned from the
front to-day and immediately oonfSrrod
with the Minister of War. It is ex
pected thai a Cabinet council will be
held without dslay. Premier Salandra
went 10 the from a fe days ago to
submit io Kiim vi. tor Rmmanusli it is
believed. .1 plan for Italian COOpsratton
m the Dardanallaa.
mi its 1 1 si salon Ira.
Ft.. m Athens ii is learned thai Dsn.
Sarrail, commander In chief of the
French forces In the orient, arriyed at
Salomes yesterday. The civil nnd mili
tary authorities are said to have ex
tended a cordial welcome t. him.
A Merlin despatch says the Forestall
PUbllahsd a retiort that llaly has tJC
cuplcd tWOlVS Islands In the eiisten.
Mediterranean. It is undaratood that
Oreece has made formal protest against
tins action
Martial law was declared al Balonloa
Tuesday, says a despatch from Athens,
and the tlrssk forces have la'en Com
fnand.il l. lien Mosohomowloa In com
mand There, to aaluts the Fri'tic-h and
British officers. A similar order has
been issued Ii; the alllsd Insips in rs-
giird i.. sniiiiing ths ilrsett officers
A Bucharest despatch says that the
Russian" hays withdrawn 'he troops
massed along Hie Rumanian frontier iii
Bessarabia and are now concent rating
them at Odssas witn a view to sending
an sxpsdltionHry force against Bulgaria
y way of t ne Black Sea
An Athens despatch Wi lhat the
See the
Mil hniu Tlrr
Bulgarian legation received official news
I rum Sofia to-day that n Serbian column
had been attacked by the Bulgarians
near Ktistendll and Twi. Seventy Serbs
were killed nnd 101 wounded. Bulgaria
declared war on Serbia at 8 A. M
October 14, the despatch udds.
After the newn that two Bulgarian
divisions had crossed Inlo Serbian ter
Itory reached Atlwns the Serbian Min
ister there called on Premier Zaimla
nd asked what ilreere's attitude would
e. The Premier reserved a. delnlte re
ly, but aald that lireeoe would main
tain armed neutrality for the present,
eaervlng flnai decision until further de
velopments. BULGARS SEE SEW ERA.
Occupation of feded Turkish Ter
ritory n noil need In Mofla.
UptCial Cs6m1 Drspatrh f TllK Si v.
London, Oct. 14. The following of
ficial statement was issued at Sofia to
day by the Bulgarian War Office:
The ceded Turkish territory haa
been entirely occupied by the Bul
garian authorities. F.nver Pasha has
telegraphed to Foreign Minister
ltadoslnvoff aasurance that Turkey
OSded the territory with a profound
belief in the continuance of Turco
Bulgarktn friendship
The Sacrifice of the ottoman Gov
ernment, which was conscious of main
taining good relations with Bulgaria,
marks the inauguration of u new era
in tlie Balkans.
GREECE RATTLES SWORD
K Inn nym, llowfirr, ouDlrr
Mrnaure i Nation.
Atiienb, OOt 14 "'Oreece n merely
loosening her eword it itn Hiibhtrd,'
i. k Tonst inline Bald In an interview
to-dny. "She menaccH n nation, but
Mie eannot allow her integrity or the
freedom uf Greece to be menaced. "
The King aald he hoped to be able
to fulfil till duty of ke ptltg hie coun
try out of the war at all hasardt1.
AUSTRIANS DRIVEN BACK.
Kalian Smy Two OltrimlTrri Met
With lleav y loOnae-.
pri(i( Cubit ittopatrh to Tun !rw.
ROM k. Oct 14. - The War Office ia
Iliad the following at. item nt 0nlahtl
on tin liengll ( Monte Nero region i
on the evt-ning of otoler 1 J eneniy
datach rntfltg attempted an irrutlon
HKainat our approaches. Tha attempt
failed with heavy losse.- to th attactt
ern. un the Carao plateau in the after
noon of ( ) tidier 12 t he enemy, after
violent artlllarj and rlfla tti', acoom
panit-d by the throwing of nunteroui
ha tid ffanadati attacked out poalt mips
east of Stonfalcone, owing tn the firm
ft. i ml and the effl'Nielou Are of our
tfOOpg the enemy's infantry retired in
dtsnrd'-r. leaving many dead, and a!io
aome priaonari in our hands.
REPULSED AT TOLMINO.
A Ir mm Hfiria I'nllure of Itallnii
t tn i' k on Hrl i!h ' d .
Viknna, via Amsterdam. Oct. 14.
Th Aunt nan War ( M5o lasueat to-day
the following report of oieralion n the
Italian front :
Vigoroua artillery fire troni guns of
heavy gnd meiliuni oaHbfa araa lngm
yaatiirflg) aftamoon ag.ijn! the
plataaU f Uifraun
ApraniKt eOlHi aactore along the front
in th- poaatal district enemy grtlllery
alo deveiopwi Inoraaaed activity
Attempts of Italian Infantry to ap-
proaoh Orelu and t h biidiohaad at
Tot ml no aera reputeed
i u the noft haaatam iort ion of the
Dotaardo plateau our tirr forced the
enemy to evacoata pfaclpttataly hie
advnnoed dugouts
Brrlla B offer a i r hmcU of i 1 1 u .
Hkrmn via Amatardanii Oct, 14.
Milk carilgi aim liar to thoae uaed early
in th raar In the dlatrlbutlon 'f bread.
iua be intfoilui ed here as ti n suit of
tha ihortaeTa of milk .-apply In Berlin.
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RUSSIANS TENACIOUS
IN GRIP ON DWINSK
Fiyliiiim' II mil to Keep Firm
Hold of the EmittM
Railway Ontro.
GERMAN GAINS ARE FEW
T.oNtKis, Oct 14 In the lighting thut
has been a-oinff on for many weeks now
S rOUDd DWIIWlk the point that Is essen
tial for yield Marshal von IlindenburB
to reap the full fruits of the control of
western llussia's railway system, the '.er
man War Olllce to-day claims local suc
cesses west and southwest of llluxt.
which lies due west al Dwinsk, on the
DWtnsk-Iilhau railroad.
This claim, however, ia followed Im
msdlataly by tho statement that Itus
sian attacks west and southwest uf
Hwlnsk were repulsed, whli'h shows the
t'sar'n troops continue to keep up their
offensive with the ohject to hold t'wlnek
at all islds.
Moreirver. the Ttusslan offlcial state
ment asserts that the defenders of the
iiwinsk approaches, after baatlng down
(ierman attacks, took the helshls north
west of the uiiuge of gchloaahsrgi west
of llluxt.
Both sides assert headway In
nshllntc In eastern Oallcla.
The official stntement Issued by
Herman War ofll. e Ihia afternoon
lows :
Army gfOUB of Meld Marshal
Mlndonblira West and southwest
Il'.uxt we threw the enemy out of an
other poltton and took Hon prisoners
and three machine guns. Ilussian at
tacks west and aouthwest of Owinsk
were repelled.
Army groups of PrlltCS Leopold and
Hen. von l.lnsiruren There Is tvith
Ing to rejport.
The troops under Oen. Count von
Bothmar captured Halvorsnka, south
of Burkanow (In eastern Qallcla)
and dmvs the Ilussian bai k oer the
Hirypti.
RUSSIANS AGAIN BEATEN
Fourth (nark ear Birksnsw lie.
nnlaril h natro-tiermana.
Viknna. via Amsterdam. Oct. It The
War Office Issued the follow nig statement
to-day regarding operations against
ltuss:.i :
Near Hurkanow. on the gtrypa "east
Osllcla), the fourth Itusslan attack
waa rrpuUed by Austro-i ierman liat
taHOflS, otherwise there were no lin-
isuiant svsrrts in the north sast,
FIGHTING FOR DWINSK.
Bappellaa aallvoi llaai lrtlllavi
HuaalniiH Mf Hatllr I Itajfcaejf
Mutual ' aafa frttpat-pa t i hi si
PafaooaAD, la London
Qeneral staff laaued the
, trt. 14 -
following
-The
otti-
Clal report lo.nlgbi :
, Uarman aaroptane h.ia dropped
aeveral bomiia on the Rama rah Ftii
a .i Una north of Krtadrlchatadt.
In tha region
if Jacobatadi
the ar
I n tan
littery (Ire ha-
laaed Ii
Ity in aome ptacta,
On the nigiit of the llth Zap
palln droppad about Hftj boanba near
Dwlnak, Mo one wan injured. On
the DWtnatt front there haa been .in
artlllarj dual on t'1' road aouth of
Bchloaabafgi whieh aa captured
yesterday. Obatlnatg lighting run-
t Inuaa
A at unborn engagement, in which
both aider, are attacking, la alao in
prograaa naar the village f Bprou-
gUtna and In the Vtclnlt) of the v.l-
iage of Qarbounovka.
i ti tha Una of the i temtnen and
preawtat) lakati daaultory uttacka
by the anam) have met with no auc
reen. The art : Her duel- nonttnua
have BOCUplad the village uf
Khroplne), aouth of Novel, on the
i'i ii-t Kiver
tin the loft bank f the Str. north
Of U.ifal'A ka. our cavalry Cgflad the
KalUedlna farm.
in 'iaiicia. on the Htrypa front, the
a nanny at aeveral polnta aaaumad the
tffinai ve w it bout Mic ce X'i'deiit
fighting ie taking place around the
vlHaaraa f Banlav and Uavoroaka
and aeat of Tremhovln
on tha Cauoaalati front the effort
f TuraHtih aootita to gat paat our ad-
m
'Fbsae Circle t
vaneexi floats continue Without success
In the i-oaat reirlun. Our ndvnii e
rta have repulaed the Turks with
rifle fire and Itarsl sretmdes. in the
sector of the lowsr Ottl lilver and the
vlllajre of Sivratchny. iniuUiensf of
I ,n ke Tortiun, there have heen skirm
ishes between patrols. Neur VftStan
I'nss, on the eoullmrn side if Ijake
Van. we nnnlhilaleil a TurlCsh dsksch"
inetit, with Itn oftlrers.
Ilnv'a Rrlllah l.nasea ft.nao.
bipedal ( able tHnpatch to Tiir Si v.
i.oniion. not. i4 The British casualty
lists for all fronts published to-day con
tain the names of 11 offtoSPS, of whom
slxly-tnree were killed, and 2,SiI men,
of whom 4T.2 were killed.
lOf whom 4fi2 were killed. many WW prohahly declare war on tho
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Su h Is tlie latest verbal nmnifoatatlon
rf frankiaws on tlie part of Dr. Conntan
t In T. Pumlwi. aOCOfdlnC to papngera
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The liner la being detained at Fal
mouth bacauaa ir. Dumba'ii valet in of
military age anil has no pasap4rt. Ilia
ntatus ia being IftVMt Igatwl D tha Brit"
lab aiMhorltlee.
1 'assiMigera on the Nieuw Amsterdnin
ay lr. Dtiniba In the COtllM of the
voyage freipjently expn'wstfl bis i-onfl-dem-e
In the victory of the central
riwer, and gttppl am entad his nrexliotlon
by the abovi' atatoment. Mis fellow pas-si-tifgera
aanert the ox-AninaiWH.wlor tried
RtGISTCRtD
dictated to the Dictaphone
.iinniiiiiiiiiiimnifniiiiiiiiiiiimiiii
(o be friendly, hut that America i aj
rule, kept aloof. Dr, Dumlia and Mtrw
Dutnba aie at n aapafatc table in the
saloon.
17 GERMAN ORE SHirs OONX
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Mats n Mi. Mlsslna
LoNPOlli I W, H A '
patch says that seventi-i n
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are mls-ltuf
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ikholm
ttsrmsn ers
le Haltlo Rh
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Ii,
t. liriil.h Milim.it
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