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t.ord WMoughby 'i Brakt't remark at a
IHlMle meeting the other day:
"We are at war with WIHWi not I
at law."
What rrollv brought UH diseiitisfac- '
tfon to a head M tttf diplomatic failure
Hi the Balkan. It I unite well rccos-
nlssd thai the diplomacy of the Allies
suffered a greet handhvip I" dsgllng with
HiilriirlH and full nllownnoe In made for
thin, but u storm of IrxMgnalion M
vailed forth ly HulKatia's untual s.dlng
with the Central lowers
Owlnic t the four that the politicians
had nnt innate adequate military ir-
rvuigsmsnts to meet the situation wiii.it
they must have boon certain would
BOOHtf ir later develop Into a crisis
at soon as It huh known that ltritlsh
and Kreniii Iroops worn being landed
In rialonka, there came, a great outcry
that an adequate force bo sent. The
try wan that the force should he larK"
enough to make victory over the Hul
ItarlaiiM and Auslro-Uermuns an ahsoluiu
certainty and so to a"id all danger of
a repetition of the Antwerp blunder.
Alii for Hernia Demanded.
The tiovernnient Is being strongly
urged not to wail to eo what
line of action Greece will take or
the number of men Italy may
send tu the assistance of Serbia,
but tn throw into the tight at once all
available forces ere It 1h too late.
Apparently the public outcry hus ha I
aome effect upon the Covernnient. but if
the Salontca expedition should prove n
failure there Is certain to be trouble.
If Premier Asqutth and hie colleagu.
are to regain their former popularity .
the expedition to Serbia will have to be
an unqualified success. Otherwise the
agitation for it committee of public j
safety or a war council composed of i
live or seven men In whom the nation
can trust will break out witn iw-eteeu
vigor, old party difference will be swept
awav and the politician who ll now ill i
crxditcd will be the leader.
SAY PUBLIC 18 DVPED.
Baalish I'aprri lleclare Brltala
Mistrusts It l.nvernnient.
special tattle ftrsptitch to Tne Sr v
London, i ict. IS, The Daily Mail ac
cuses the i.iblnet of "daily outrageously
hoodwinking the public" and of sup
pressing the truth about the war.
"Thing have gone mo far." says the
paper, "that eonie. I'ublnet members are
now afraid to let the truth be known.
We say plainly, and take the responsi
bility for saying It, that It Is not true,
a every Herman knows and every Turk
knows, that we have won a great vic
tory at the Dardanelles. It Is not true
that the Hermans have shot their last
bolt In Ktissia. It Is nnt true that there
is any evidence of decline In the Turkish
mo ale !
"Wo ate convinced that If only a por
tion of the truth were known to the pub
lic there would be a thoroughly Hrlt
tsh uprising In favor of voluntary or
any other form of national service.
Tht British will rally round any man
or group of men in whom they have
nonfldence. They can huve no confi
dence, however, in those who are hiding
tha facts. If the I lovornnient continues
to do that we beiieve that when the
people know the extent to which they
have be' n duped and deceived by twon-ty-two
politicians who are supposed to
ad mt a violent cataclysm will survly
arise, for which liiglish history has haJ
no precedent for HoO years.'"
The Manchester tiunrdinn. one of the
most influential liberal newspaper In
tha country, demands that the country
bo told frankly the position with regard
to the war.
"We have too much reason." says this
paper, "to believe that many d'.sugr. e
able facts are being kept back. The
pontifical BUPtlioHty to Parliament
Which is being assumed by the ilovern
mont and the Intent cloud of secrecy
in which It has velkl the conduct of
the war have Injuied and ure Injuring
the vital Interests of the country.
"More Candor, more discussion In Par
liament and more control by Parliament
ire need d if new life is to be breathed
into the conduct of the war."
The Kiunss editorially volOM alarm
over the proa pact of disruption in tha
Cabinet on the question of conscription.
Altuough a strong advocate of compul
sory service, tie paper nevertheless r -ganis
it of minor importance as com
pared with other questions facing tic
Cabinet. Tin JfaprtM pleads spiritedly
for unity, sayings
"The Cabinet is face to face with a
military situation of the gravest char
acter. I'pon its decision may rest the
whole future of tile empire. At such a
time the Cabinet should not be torn by
dissension and threatened disruption.
"Kvery moment of its time should be
devoted to the great decision that brooks
i delay, i 'ompulsory service has had
. wait many weeks. Can it riot wait
now until the nation's leaders have made
i tinal and Irrevocable decision on the
greater point? Indecision and dissension
'n the vital question will soon render
'impulsion or tiie voluntary system
equally impotent."
Whatever the difference among the
Ministers may have been on the Issue
of conscription, present indications are
that they have been suifk pending the
result ..f Lord Darby's new system, t"
which all parties seem to bo Inclined to
glvu a fair chance.
The rimSSj one of the protagonists of
.ompulsory service, says that Ixird
Derby's scheme offers a lei tor prospect
than ever before and that the whole na
tion will be mobilised for the vital busi
ness It has at hand Tin paper adds
that lrd Derby "has gone about the
work in the right way and along the
ight plan. He promises to give a true
system of national service as tar as such
Is possible without any legal obligation
to serve.
"Thut legal obligation ran always be
added if nersnaary. and there seems to
little doubt that the Ministers will
trankly Introduce the compulsory sys
tem if laird Derby's effort falls."
NO NEW FRENCH POLICY.
rorrUn HI I urti I in liiiiuinl, !)-
s(t I t UrlPUfHtr'H Kin Ik mi i loii.
perml t able leapitck fa Thk Sum
Undon, Oct 1. II w;i officially nn-
tuNiiH'od by the pivjv liureau to-day thai
i he tPfcnch (JwcftittiMM hM not oheWisfCd
' fciftlgn iK.lii'y with ttie re Ifrmitlun
fr t h former MlnUl r of troreign
BRITAIN ASKS ABOUT NURSE.
Mr llHn i.rvy untn I . fit
JIM R-ftporl DrHtb of HIM i lit HI
Sftfftrtl ( nhlr lfpat'fi fo rl'ltK
LiOstx-tN, Oct, is. Sip K0wa.nl Jry,
Vi BHl -' tVrdffn S'r'tary, hAJ rc-
ttue.trd th United states cjovcrnmont to
rt'mr a rOUOli front th mTiikiii iov
rnnit'iit rMPMtlll 'in 'in-umstanrw of
thr death of MIm BMith Cuvell
It way rOpOriod tt'i'(Utv tn n tvti-
piktrh f r t i i Arnatcrdiini that, hovtfig
i,wTi COndctTrTMM t 40fUh "har-d with
itdhur Bolsflanti to ecocp tu Kngland. nh;
va 14 forth to oxrt'Ution and wonN,
, 0fiiMii oltlcor In "aid to havt- dntwn
I h rvolvr and .-tUot h-r nx h lay on
Ihe proufid.
KINO OF ITALY RISKS LIFE.
tlr llomb 1- MlU Nenr mm M' Um. li. s
llnltlr l-'rom I: t onid I'olnt.
VauIi. Oct. 1 S - kiiiK Victor Km man ne!
ts oaualni Wi commandaf In rhief much
anxiety ihrouffh hie contempt fn daiteTcr,
aroortitnK Roma doepatoh( which
udde t iiiat th' khik refuaed to listen t.i
liie appeain of nil laJtt raoantly whon -
i n.-t,;- ar'P-Hie tit w directly ovei 'i"'i
tin he whn watehiiiK a battery In action
n the Carwo front.
Tho enemy waa eJlaMd ' two Italian
eroplaticH, and I" fting bark to hie
jM.n llnra the Autrlan aviator dropped
a.n,nhr of bombe. onu of whl oh feil
iotUo iho King.
UNOFFICIAL reports from Athena say that the Allies have landed
a strong force at Enos in European Turkey, just over the Bul
garian frontier, in an attempt to capture the Orient railway and thus
sever communications between Sofia and Constantinople. Allied troops
together with the Serbians have captured the Bulfrariun stronghold of
Strumitzu. The Austro-Germuns continue to push slowly southward
from Belgrade and Semendria, while the Bulgarians arc said to have
captured some positions in the mountains on the eastern frontier of
Serbia.
, ctc or wip. O0SS1
a SO IOO ISO wo J tSy
i AUSTRIA HUNGARY - . fRUSSlAy'
. , L
i v Sa tewC
L s3"w'i4... TgrURKEl
BULGAR ROUT REPORTED;
ALLIES LAND AT ENOS
t'onttnuttt from First Pior.
l.eiaht.- of Miielln rari'ln hiiJ It ,.:.n
Zuh. Kurlher nouth they are puohlitg
forward sy way si Hgn ralanha.
Th offU'l.il Statement from Vienna to
day Hr4mn to Indicate that all of that
fei:tlun of the Orient rallwtiy lying" nouoh
o' l.olarade as fur a Halja, twenty
miles away, hiu bSSJI jiraotvally elssrsi
of Herblatis. The statement tiaye :
in the region of Avals the Serbians
were defeated ami fotved to retreut
to the eOVth, We are attarktnK Ser
lilon detachments which remain north
Of llaJJa.
The Serbians were oMtffe.l tn retreat
In the Maova district The Hermans
also are gaining ground.
The Rulffarlsns occupy the heights
of Muelln Percln and Badln Eub. They
also have advanced over logi i Palanka.
The fidlow-intr hulletln ,-overing the
operations of the Serbian armies wiu,
given out at the legation here to-night .
Fightim; OOlltlnUeS over the enlirs
front To escape the tire of the
enemy's artillery Serbian trooiw at
lihrenovat. on the Save Hiver, retired
in a southeasterly direction toward
I smi revels PVr lite same reason tjie
Deigitade army evacuated ita trenches
at Avala, taking up a new position a
htiort distance south of the old one
on the fortified .f Battohevats,
BkOvlovno .iii.i I'ansiana,
Tiie Serbs et ;i hold positions domJ
natlng Semen. Iria and the Valley of
the Jesava River,
After evamiutHig Posarevsti t.
evade the enemy's tuinins movement
the Setblsn tr.N.H retired southward
on the Tssinlche-Rabrovo-Mskui line.
Despite 'he Bulgars' superiority in
nnmJT the Serbians are holding
them tti check all along the line. Iii
the vicinity of VlasSlnS Ihe llulga-
n .in wei,. thrown back In disorder.
Bui gar cavalry succeeded In enter.
'.tut the Zlot.'Woi.-k.i Valley, near the
Morava lliv. r. north of tin' city of
Vranje, and blew ui n bridge. Tn
preced anted atrocities were committed
by the enemy mi the ,id population
at all points aiong tiie frontier.
News from Athens to-day fays that the
Serb:. ins hav mi entrate.i twothlrda
of their armv ag.ilnet the Bulf artans, I
while only o.'.e-tliird h:u been sent t i ,
0)....se the AUHtrn-tleriiiaii inva:or. from
the north.
Hard Country for luvmlrri,
Most reetit estimates of the Strength
..f the A ustro -German forces place the
total armies of invasion al no more than
llw.uOn men. Because of the rough char
acter of the country this army is not i
able to use the heavy Herman artillery I
which in lewi mountainous country has!
aid. d all advances
The Athens correspondents declare to
day that the landing at Salomon of
Anglo-SVench troops has been Intensified
tn such an extent that it Is Impossible i
to estimate the strength of the allied I
expedition to the Balkans. The troops
are reported to he excellently equipped
and provided plentiful) with munitions I
Italian and Itussuin officers ure partici
pating in the war oOUncllS, which are
presided over oy tne rvmmanaer in . met.
Qen. Serrall.
The second French, expedition started
for leinir Kapou, In Serbia, on October
1.',, according to a delayed despatch from
Salon tea. The nrat expedition had at
that time, says the same despatch, ar (
rived at Dorian and Qhsvgell
The Athens . orrespondelit of the I
iJn.lv Moil telegraphs that reports of g
depletion of the forces at the Darda- 1
nellea or a slaokentns of the operations
there Iii oi-der to assist the Bwrbisns
are characterised by a high military
authority as purely fantastic.
The Allies on the QaillPoti lMilnsula,
sa s this authority, have been reen
forcsd and are holding thiVr jsisltlons
stubbornly Their presume against the
Turkish line Is. In fait, describes! as
l-.ng so strong that not one Turkish
soldier can be rslSSSSd for assistance
to Bulgaria.
FIX BAI.KAX TIME TABLE.
(si-rmaii "iti.ir
Ui'ileAKHleh Nor
London1 i km is.
I'olil to Heport at
l.atiT Thrill lr. !t.
The report of a ier-
man correepondenj wnn cian mmi Cntll
wit a t the Cologne Qoawttt Indloatei
tiiat the Qermani do nol expe t to paae j
t hroufh Serbia and acquire the orient
railway wiib-oit iifl tl irtit i mk ami bonie
I dell. V.
The oprrespondenl srltsi thai Ihs 'iiin-
, cult mountain country PSUSSS enurtnotis
dltfloultlss and makes tiie advanoe very
I slow.
j In llni connection a dSSpgtoh frmn
Basel, Swltseiisndi bsoomes additionally
I Interesting, it eay that II Is learned
that a risrman Lieutenant dstaohsd from i
j limy while (tpnvalesolng has rsoslvsd
oio. rs to rejoin Ills corps, the Sixteenth
Bavarian, si Pedssgatoh, Bulgaria, iie-
twsen Novsmbsr IH and Iecemler J.I
Alter tins lima, the order says, the corps
win ie stationed at Constantinople,
REPORTS SERR VICTORY.
Home SsyS llrr Were l oreeil
lit UelVSal III Bgttls In North.
tipsetal I .' PstssleS to The 8rs,
DthlHASSSTi Ma ROMS, Opt, IH.- The
Kerhlsni havs cheoged ths Anstro-tier-tnan
."i'. me., on tin. Uanube front and
rtoinpsllsd the dsnnatis to rstrssl bs
tWsen tle Mlava gnd ths Morava, aliatu
donlng four Kunii and lour maxims. Af
ter gSVlgOKUl attack which lasted for
'Ih-littfiours Ihe Austrlena retired from
t lie resion of Orova. The Auntrlans
li.ivc alio retire) iilong the Prliia,
The Atmtro-ticrntiiiiu eurTere.l very
heavy inasett itioiuititisr many wen
drewnsd In th., Danube. They lost four
Ktins a: I L'.OUii irlBOnt'rs.
The Scrim rrpulseil a Ilulg-utian at
t:u'k OH the MBtrrn frontier utul oo'ii
1le.l rlomlnatltiK iioxltlotifi, innurlns their
ilefeti'-e of the Nlah-Sulonka railroad.
71 DIE ON FRENCH SHIP
SUNK BY AUSTR1ANS
Austrian Submarine hells.
Then Torpedoes Veswl
Warning Ueiiiel.
PaJUS, '. ! 1' Snenly-oiie person
1 met death when a submarine torpedoed
' and sank the French steamship Annral
Hamelln, according to a Havaa despatch
: from Marseilles, it is not yet known
how many victim" were passengers or
i how many were members of the crew.
A Marseilles despatch to the PeM
' Journal says the mull boat Kugene I'er
elre has arrived th re with thirty-three
i survivors of the Amlral Hamelln,
I The torpedoed ship was under tlovern-
i inetit requisition. The Peril JswrwekVi
correspondent says she was sunk by an
Austrian submarine without warning
1 Forty sh.-lls struck the vessel, and the
bombardment continued while passengers
I and crew took to the boats. The sub
marine commander justified the attack
(by the assertion that the Vessel wis
armed, which, however. Is denied by the
I correspondent.
Six members of the crew were
I wounded.
A French torpedo boat and a British
1 hospital ship caino t aid Ihe Annral
Hamelln and tie- submarine lied after
tiring two final tone does which sank the
vessel.
Th), Amlral Hamelln had a dlsphu smem
of ; 0:i; Ww, shl. WM ,,, , ,....
anJ waJ ,(1 f,,,,t on. atl(, f3 1p, j,,.,,,
Th wdM WIU., ,y Charseum
Heunls a I'aris of Havre
Karly on Sunday a despatch from
' I'arls said the steamship Ispahan had
brought to Marseilles from Madagascar
i 'apt. lluibert and Ihe crew of th
team-1
ship "Admiral,'' which had been recent!)
i torpedoed by a submarine. It is believed
that th" "Admiral" was the Amlral
i Hamelln.
RAMS GERMAN TORPEDO BOAT.
I iit) CmtM Wwr I rnfl
T ip -Ko r I I . oft t .
In
, hi. it. A Qdjrnuwii Miram
ferry ramintil anil cut lu twjj u l.irne
Uvrnuin toipdo boat Kriii.t ihkIii ao
i "niiim t- ;i itfuttT dosspatch from
Mai mo, Sweden. Tin dotpatoh wtfu the
ferryboat left Trelteboin. Bwdtn, at 6
o'clock thai nlsfht with u)i UkIhh put
i if tha tor pod o boat'a crow t' forty
five only Mvt- wert saved.
NEW YORKER A PRISONER.
Jaiurii llarb, lntir for I rnncr,
lit iportod i'MsWeii hy (.trnin tin.
I'Auid. Oct is. JaniHs Baoh, fortnorly
of New York Mid mw a pilot In the
rYeiKii llylnw oorpa, han been taken
tiruoner by Hie rnnan.-. aOCordtfUJ to
n mnitisTti frtin Bert Hall of tbe uune
Quadron.
Hall rtipoi'tH that Ita'li WU tlytnn In
a Nieu,Hrt miyi blpl me over enomy
territory when the ntotor failed tu
forved lilm to detJCOlld back of the Ofr
man linen. If iv oapttlre ban n"t Ik vn
conJlrmed y th Kretn ti War (
tti- e
PARIS FOOD PRICES HIGH.
France llniies tn Import More
I'rodnee and eK e I ll h I .
I'Anid, Oct
Ifoance Ih die
l, The cost
tusssd by Louli
,. Interior. In ai
r food in
.1 Malvy.
! Minister of tl
interi lew
published by the iiaun.
"It would he an illusion," the Minister
said, "to pretend to hrltiK prices hack to
normal, but Parisians can be snaulsd to
obtain food at prices which will never
he prohibitive if the Government makua
concentrated efforts on essential food
articles. The situation Is serious, but
not alarming."
lie asssrted i rlSS In the pries of
bread has been made Impossible and
steps were bslng taken lo Increase Ihe
Imports In frozen meal, butter, eiiits and
dry vegetables.
The Minister warned, however, that
taxation will bo the result If speculators
make these steps ineffective.
DUMBA'S LOCATION UNCERTAIN
on
Ural, Says Our lieporl i In The
llaanr, Mas noth.-r.
fpesfgj Cseis lepatt:h to Tine ti.v
40N0OM. Oot. II. An Amsterdam des
patch says that the steamship Nleuw
Amsteidam, with l'r Duniba, the former
Austrian Ambassador at Washington op
board, oams 10 anchor oit peal ysstsr
day momlni and was still there this
svsnlngi
A despatch from The Hague ggyg that
It. THinihu lias arrived Here and that
the Qsrman Colonial Minister, Dr, Rolf,
Is at tho ssme hotel.
THE SUN, TUESDAY,
CABINET IN DANGER,
SAYS JOHN REDMOND
Irish Leader, Pharin": Con
spiracy, Fotcmci Rod of
Political Truce.
BITTKK ELECTION LIKELY
ISSSiSl estM rrpt h to Tn Si v
LONWMt, Oct. 1(. John lledmond i
SSSSUh m'fora the .Nationallsta ronven-
lion HI I'UIMHI. ,0-0a 1- t:ici ill ll ll.'lie
of the Nationalists doubttsl Unit the end
of the war would mean the Immediate,
Inauguration of the autonomy In Ireland,
hjt tliut every day made 11 t'learer "It
I would bo a rSOklSSJ folly tu ullow their
i political forces tn bo disbanded.'1 He
; continued i
, "In Hie present poaltlon of affalra no
man ran l II tile moment when the grav
I est political ISttMS may arise. The exist-
en. e of Ihe present n'Slilloll ( ablnet In
pret atluss it is threatened by Internal
as well as bj ' kternal dangers. Thele
ran o tn SOU t alaiut ti that at the
present mo mem a rich and powerful con
splracy la menaolns it vary existence.
This e ineplracy is nmdn up of men
who are tead to saerlllee national unity
in in., face of the enemy in order in
further th ir own predictions, theories
and eOnVlCtlOns. I Applause and rrlea of
Varsnn "
"Any day fjsj may be faced with rr-
const ruction or with proposals which
will end Instantly tin political truco and
rend the British public Into PHItsndlni
fart ions."
It was common I ilk in political rlree
In Bnftsnd, Mr Redmond asserted that
s general election on the lliir of the
Merest contention might possibly aria'.
Happily, he caid, he could boast that
Ireland wa jiot to any degree resrioti
slble for these dangers, as the Irish
had Observed the true- and had given
fair play and hota'Ki support to the
disliked and distrusted. They had no
bars, he emphasised. In any conspiracy.
While Mi. Redmond was referring to
a number of Irishmen who had Joined
the colors to tight for Oreat Britain In
the present war somebody stiouted,
"What about ''arson's army V"
"Carson's army will acquit Itself was
the quick reply of the Nationalist leader.
"like Irishmen fight Ins side by side with
the Catholics, iheir Nationalist country
men."
This was received With a tremendous
outburst cf applause. Mr. lledmond
Slide. I
"We are bound In honor t.i send gal
lant men who have gone Into danger
tit .-sny reserves and to supiairt them.
We can d.. BO if SSOpef and businesslike
methods ire adopted.
"Hut It won't do to attempt I bully
drive "
CUBAN PATROLS JOIN
HUNT FOR GERMANS
Eclipc Sio-liled Itv ship Cap
tain Three Officers Re
ported in Mexico.
WASMINaTOW, Oct Is N
t'nlted St.iti is revenue service
only
liters
but i hiban i oast pstrols
tnak.ng ..ireful search f"
as weil are
the missing
yacht EcltpsSi with the half dozen of
ficers and severnl enlisted men aboard
from the interned Kronprlns Wilhe'tn
at Norfolk.
The War Department received wonl
from 11 ship captain to-day that the
Eclipse, bound toward Cuba, had been
sighted at sea.
All German sailors on the interned
linets Kronsprins wiiheim and Prlns
BltSl frledi., It are to tie held as hosl
sgea for the return of the eix officers
The Navy Deparlmsnl has decided to
keep the remaining interned sailors
closely confined.
Sseiel CsS 1 fiesgsjeil fe FssS
Havana, Oct. i".- The Cuban
ix.trols have been ordered to wat
the yscht Eclipse, which Is n
CO. is'
li for
ported
bound for Cuba.
Mosiidi. via. ct. is it is believed
here that three of the missing Herman
nSlnMM fr.a, i ll... iel.eti...l sh.t.w .1 Vfir.
Soil, .ir,. aboard ihe Kealandls, whl h
has just arrived at Tampion, Mexico,
from eensscola, Wa.
U. S. SCHOONER HELP.
4 olombln n o ftt I I lvaplooa) of
iln A'iiil'ni .
Bogota, Colombia. Got iv Qoveriv
mi 1 1 author! t tea have detained ntaf
Buenaventure, n rti-in prt on the Hay
i if h- r00i .n American aohoonar from
an Pranclaco bearing tin name Acad"
emy painted over th" name Bthel. Offi
cial! maintain that t-ie echooner'e papersi
aXr IrreBUlar anil that the Oerman name
of thu captain hai boon raaod from the
reaael'i papert and ni Amorlcan name
Inaertedi The Academy cartlei a ihk
rri w for heC ri.v tfearch of tht eHiel
tbn w no liffht .mi her mleolon.
Sav PMNnsCO
Oct. IS The Acad
si hooner of els-htv -
em , an Amei
hi
seven tons, dipt.
Francisco on .lino
crew of nine men
USUSl complement
The schooner w
by Capt. William
trading at Soul h s
1. .1 Helm, left San
21 in ballast with .i
t hrss more than bei
for Callso, Peru
is purohssed In 1118
eters and has heeu
a and Mexican porta
Washington despatches say that Brit
ish iitfents recently reported their belief
thnt Qermani were fitting out yachts in
both Pacific and Atlantic waters for the
purpose of attacking tank ships csrrying
Mexican oil for the llritish navy,
23 RECENT U BOAT VICTIMS.
Germans SanU l-'oor Trniisimrts In
.Mrdllrrruueno, n Kinii),
A reiiort on successes s. ore.l bv i i.-r-
' man submarines III the Mediterranean
i wuh made public in mis city yesterday
by fount von Bornstorffi the ffsnnan
Ambaasador, The rsporl says that
Iwenty-tlir. vesssls, Including four
1 transports of the Allies, hale been sunk
in the last f.w weeks. Th,. statement
reads :
"During tin1 past few weeks Oerman
I submarines operating In the Mediter
I ransan have sunk twenty-three VSSSSll
bavinK an aggregate tonnags ot 100,000
I i if the vessels sunk four were transports
uf the Allies. '
No further details of the slnkitiKs were
flVI n.
NEED NO COTTON, SAYS BERLIN
lllds German I ease H urrlii, as
I nunlr) la nn I ndi'llrndeul,
lassigl Cubit DsssgfsS to Tun Six.
Uonpom, Oirti ll. Rsosnt Qsrman
papers received here by mall say llt.it
the War Office appeals lo all patriotic
( lermans to cease vorrj'ingjiuout sohsmes
to suiiply artlflotg) cotton. It assures the
public that the anxiety rSSDSCtUlg sup
plies of raw Bluffs and the production of
munitions ls unsoiuteiy witnnut cause, us
Herman Industry has succeeded In mak
ing ths army cnflrly Independent of
I foreign cotton. J?
OCTOBER 19, 1915.
GERMAN ATTACKS IN
ARMS REPULSED
Freneli Iefent Several At
tempts to Regain Trenches
Near Arras.
HEAVY FIRING IX VOSGEsjxo HEADWAY AT DNMNSK
SSSClal CSSM Dnpatr), to Tmk Si v
a tti h, Oct. IS. The Hermans under-
tnnk last night
roiinter drive against
the French In the Artois district, north
of Arras, to nsgaln the trenches which
they lost In the recent allied offensive,
hut all efforts were repulsed by the
French, according to this afternoon's
"ill ml communique.
In Champagne- and In the Vosges as
well Important Infantry attacks by the
Uermatia are being foreshadowed by the
Concentration of strong forces and un
abated heavy artillery tire. A fourth
attack near Houchei this morning was
forestalled by a curtain of Urn from
the French artillery, the night com
munique asserts.
The two MBclal reports of to-day Indi
cate that Important actions nvay be
looked for wit i, the next few days.
The afternoon oinmunio,u6 follows:
Three new attacks on the part of
the enemy against our positions at
BOtS-en-Hscng, to to northeast of
BoUCbSS, wero completely clic ked last
night by curtains of tire, In whlca
both artillery and Infantry partlrl-
patod.
To the south of the RlVSf Homme.
In the sector of Lihons, there has
been almost continual fighting with
trench Weapons, while In the mean
time our batteries directed an effec
tive lire against the Herman works.
To the north of Verdun Herman
forces have endeavored to occupy Ihe
craters of certain mines recently ex
ploded between the lines. The) ever
where have been repulsed.
Last night witnessed very spirited
Infantry lire between the trenches in
tin. vicinity of Nomemy. our artil
lery in tiu same region has dispersed
groups of pioneers of the enemy, par
ticularly to the east of Kply and near
1 1 re mosey and Bloncourt. and it has
i iso bombarded the railroad ststtou
at lllamont.
The night communique folios -
After an Intense preparation l thslr
srtlttsry, Indications of forthcoming
infantry attacks were noticed In the
Herman trenches m the HJola en Hsche
and in th.. valley of the Bouchel
stream. Where considerable enemy
forces have been concentrated. Our
artillery through a . urtain of en. r
getle and effective Are and our mlt
trallleusss prevented the enemy from
attacking.
An artillery battle In which th" ad
vantagi :s on our side Is in progress
south of the SommC) In the environs
of Tllleloy, Csssler and of stt. Lea
Cade On the Isfl bank of the AiMie,
south of Pommlsrs, our patrols cut up
an enemy ambus, ade and made some
pr. soners.
Ill Champasm the ensmy bombard
ment is still very active. On the height!
of Tshurs and La Ooutte ravin.- our
bsttl rles iti replying to the lire from
the trenches and bivouacs behind the
ensmy front caused an explosion at
an Importsnl munitions depot.
In the Vosges there is a. t.ve gre
nade lighting en tne crest offlchrats
mannsts ami violent cannonadss at
several parts f the region around
Hartmannswellerkopf and in the Val
1 y of the Thur.
CHECK FRENCH ADVANCE
Ilrrllt
Ileliirt l.eriiiiin
X en r I .In I re .
BggLiKi via London! Oct. is Armv
KsSdQUarters maile tho following report
to-day regarding ope rst Ions in the west:
The Oerman War ufflcs report fol
lows :
The trsnchwork nnrthsssl of v r-
mslles, wh.'li projects far Into lbs
i nsmy positions, was repeatedly at
ticked by the English with stronu
for. ,- .ll their attack- failed, with
heavy losses, and thy trtiiehwoi k re
mained lu our hands.
Attempts of the French to attack
TahUrs were subdued by our tire
"
A new enemy advance, with the ob
ject of recapturing lost positions soutli
of Lolntrei was unsuccsssful. it cost
the French, In addition to sanguinary
losses, u officers, it non-com miss toned
OfHi ei s and Til chSSSSUrs as pris mers. 1
On Schratsmannels tho enemy . n.i
not recapture a sihkIo foot of groun l
by his attacks, notwithstanding the
use of a considerable quantity ot am
munition. Yesterday Herman air Squadrons a'- I
lacked the fortress of Belfort, dr.n.
oft' the enemy aviators and dropped
elgh! bombs on th fortress. A num
ber of lire.- were observed Q have i
been caused by the explosions.
CZAR A HARD WORKER. '
war Oeonplss ih Attsntrog Most
uf Ibr la mid l.ale al Klgjhli
spscigl fso'i OsspsfoA to Tm. grs.
uondon, oct. ii. a I'etrograd de
spatch dsscrlbsg tiie hsadquartera of
ilie Csay as a small two story bull.litiK
in a city in White Russia. The Cgur
USSS two rooms on Iho second floor,
on, as a bedroom and one as an office.
The Palacs Commandant ami Qen. Baron
Fredericks occupy rooms mi the sams
Hoot, and on the tlrst floor live ths
Csar'a physician and members of the
temporary suite.
Ths liar, continues the account,
winch was authorised, itoea to the Gen
eral Staff offices, near by, t :i o'olock
in tiie morning und reoslvss reports snd
gives orders until 1 He then lakes
an lion.- for luncheon, returns to ths
offices nt Z o'clock and works until
dinner at Tola, Willi a ticess of all
hour or two spent lu a motor cur.
After dinner lie lines lo his private office
and works far into the night
ZEEBRVGGE ROMHARDED.
tieeasaas ssgs iiritish Attempt to
I. n ml III Helifluin.
fgSSfgl PgSfl e.ipalrs lo Tut; Si v.
AStSTKRtiAM , Hi t. 1 8. ZeebrilKSe was
severi ly homharded by warships ye.ster
ffay. It Is said here that the Hermans
fear an attempt by iite British lo land
troops oh the Bslglan coast.
Tnsy havs erected watch towers on
the sand dunes and are hurriedly In-
crsaslng their defences, forcing Belgian
civilians to do the work.
llrlllsb
miser Seeks
not her Qsgt
Oulf,
nan 1 ai'hl In
UAbVgsTON, Tex., int. is. -a British
cruiser is combing the Quit of IfSgl'MJ
for Ihe iierman yactit Two Nlsters, ac-
Cording to private udvlres received from
Itavuua this afternoon.
The y ai lit, winch left (inlveslon a
month ago, Is Bald to have bogn raiding
llrilluh commerce In the Gulf.
HINDENBURG WINS
GROUND IN NORTH
Germans Drift RumIM 1'orces
Btek in fighting Around
Jacolistadt.
SgSCiSl I nhln DsSSSSfS Thk SBKi
tiONDOKi 'ct. U. Following up his
success near Oreat Kckau, bStWSSn Mltau
and Riga, Held Marshal von HlfldsnbUrg
made further headwny eouth of the great
Baltic seaport, capturing 100 Russians,
Including two officets. a.xordliig to to
day's statement by the Oerman W ar Of
fice, which adds that RUSSlsn attacks
west of JSOSbStadl were rSPUlSSd.
The Osrmans also report the capture
of RnSSlsn positions on a front of I.I
miles west of llluxt. In the lighting for
DWlnSk. Further progress also was
made In the Wilna-Molodetsclino-Llda
triangle, where i?7 Russtsns, Including
tWO officers, were captured.
The official Herman statement. Issued
this afternoon, follows:
Field Marshal von lllndenbtirg. In
his attack south of itiga. made good
progress. Two officers and HO other
prisoners remained In our hands. Itus
BlSJI attacks WOBt of Jacobstadt were
repuleed.
West of IlllINt We captured I'lli'MIV
positions sxtsndlng on a front of
about three kilometers I 1,0 miles).
Further south, in ihe iigion of
Smorgon, repeated Russian advances
Undertaken With strong forces were
repulsed with heavy I US HQS to the
ensmy, Twai officers ami 1 7 . men
Were taken prisoners.
Army group of Prince Leopold of
Bavaria : a Russian attack on both
sides of the Llachovltschl-Barofto-
Vltchl Railway I roku down under our
tire at a distance of luO yards in
front of our positions.
Army of ion. von LtnSlngen : O'i
the Raver Btyr, from Hafalowka to
Kullkovltcht, new in. ai enssgsmsnts
have developed "
Oerman nr. --..ire agalnsl Dwinsk has
increased in th last twenty-four liimrs,
sas ,i despatch from PctrogTBd, While
they were bringing up heavy artillery
and getting It into position their object
. was 1. 1 noin tn.. ground tney had won.
I They may he Said to have succeeded.
i :iie correspondent sajs. slthough
some places the Bus-. an Bttsck has
, for . I i hem to retire, and although their
losses hav, been especially heavy.
Altogether the lighting around Dwinsk
'IS belleVed to have rduced till If
strength by 10.000 met.. Th.y re
i psatsdly attacked in close formation.
Finding, however, no opRiprtisstlon fog
th. se lacrlAces or improvement In tin if
position, the Hermans are beginning i.ogj
where they we;, three weeks ago a'.l
have evidently decided that against i as
grester power ..f Russian resistance at
it has developed In the Russian armfil
In the l .s' weeks th. y cannot liurrj mat-
ten as they had hoped.
GERM A NS ( HECKED.
nsslans Report Repalses to in
vaders In Northern i aniiiniss.
gpssisl rohU flssssffH t'i Tiir Si s
PsTSOnSAD, via London. "!. 1 1 Th
War Office Issued the following stole
men I to-night
Around Rigs the enemy, advasslng
beyond Hersogsdorf, were repulsed
across the As below Mltau.
t ei Ihs Dwinsk front, near IhS Vil
lage of I ... Inlina, two enemy attacks
w re repulsed.
Between Lakes Demmen and rnsi-
ata lighting is in progress.
South of Lake Drtslata we dlslsdged
the euem) WiUl enormous ..s-es.
North "f the village of N
irvlantsy
achlna
we captui
KUI1S.
il
.risoiiers
n th
tltchl
upp
r NlORI
-run d
in a I
the
and i
ve te.
I illn-
lla
of
Chtehersy.
South of ibe Pripel
die Styr we bad ail
eess. We occupied
HovlechtchUsy below
i aptur. .1 thirteen otfli
t tur . avalry i barged
a the inid
rtant sue
sOlage of
Imp.
llatalonka and
1 men.
near
. t of
- Wen-
I, oOO
Nov.-
ivitchl
gsthsr
s and
in., sgsm
tiie station nf i
llafalowku o
Ichen tchi v
total , ugturi
thirty office rs aid i
men. with some macli
We csptured the v
BStkti KoKinit. hi a
iitnr i hartoryish on t
with 100 Austro-Oen
many machine suns i
el s.
ire Stan
ii fgm
, ageh . '
I Kultk
Hl.vr. ti
uia sior
id b'.mb throw-
VIENNA REI'oRTS CAINS.
ll naala na a a lifer llrarlls afl ieeeeal
Polata Maya itatements
.piu' Ca6 . $ lrh to Tin- St s I
I Viknka. via Amnio rdam. Oct, is.- Tli
War OffK'a N-ut-i ma following rjMrt
: tonMjTht raajardlni opartitiona aaraJnat
Rueeta: ,
in eaatarn Qalloia thera ir nothlnc
I t report. In th lowtr Styr diMriYf,
in ma rt-nK-n iv ivormin orooKi
tha Huaafiana nnda several atfoni at
tacka near Kul kovllohl. Sovoaelkl and
Rafalovkat ;i".i )w Afhttng oontlnuaa.
At ail other pointK I ha Huaalani
wora rapuba-d! -iHvr i u troat ltwr-er.
BELGIANS HOLD TEUTONS
I'hi'lr I'ire Near
pres ul
tier
inn n I i lien
III PtsOOSi
PASIS. Oct 11. A despatch from l.n
t PannSi Bslgluui, ssys that tin. Qsrmsns
directed a lerrlbbj bombardmsnl of tin
Vser front Saturday and Sunday nlhts
Tli.. rlritur n as especially violent near
I ffxmuds an-l Vpre
The Qi mens a';, mptsd to chsrge. bui
I wero so cu I io pieces by the Belgian fire
I that tin y had to retlr .
i Hrincs Uropold ..i Bavaria reports the
situation i" I"' favorabls for his army,
having repulssd Kusslan attacks, while
lien, von linslngeli announces usw local
sngagsmetus on ihe Itlvsr styr.
There Is iittl. doubt, the correspondent
says, lli.it If lb.- ItussluilS now bad the
scjulpment the tlcrmane have, a: ihsy
win have in .. t, a months, ihey could
defeat them completely ami paralyse
further activ ' on this front Lvery
day the position in this respect Is mi
proving, and that apparently Is why the
Qermaus aro renewing their efforts
against Dwinsk slid urs doing all tha)
I call to hast, ii neir plan to .lit J'etro
. ( grsU olf from Ihe SOUth.
! ITALIANS FIGHTING HARD.
I lenns Rsposls Kspulse of llen ,
ttn,'l.s on Inon.o I'ront.
r.' 1 ilSIs 00M09tcH to Till: si .
ifcNNA
v. mil
todsy ri i
V It
'i sterdum, i Ict, 1 . The
issued the following reimri
ir.liiiK tho operations against
itnly :
tin thi Isongo ihs Italians were
again active lift night. Heavy light
iti uccurred in ihe nurthwestsrn sc
ion th, l'oiicr. lo piai. au. especially
near Hsteano, An Infantry attack
there reached our SlltauglsmentS In
some places.
Tli,. Italians net.' finally driven ..ft
Willi heavy losses
No llnluni-liiii
HessageSs rig Kragps
ml fJahle r.imi.anv is
The I'
susd 1 h
night
following unnouiicoinent l
"rim ir.-i i. h Administration gives no
tice that msssagsi through Uulgarla will
no longsr be permitted through sTrancs
or yraoch boIodIm oy pratootorgtM "
ARCHANGEL, ASPORT,
RIYALS NEW YORK
War Uriiurs Bnaslft's Arctic
City Into Position mi' Flwl
Inporttneei
VESSELS CROWD KABBOR
Washim,t'n, Oct. II. Further detain
have been ncelvrd at Ihe Slate Depart
men! of the marvellous growth of Aren
atig. I. RUSMa'S Arctic seaport, sine the
beginning f the war.
From i comparatively unimportant
por; it h. suddenly develop, .1 mtu one
enjoying i com men o that rivals that of
New Yo k. Ii. forv the war It was a
clearinghouse for nan, furs and t tnber,
and Its commerce even in liiose thlngi
w.m Inornssquentlsl, It ssnt away thsse
prislucs in 'in. ill VOlUlM and reCSlVSd
only ti Sina i cargoes of outside good
n;iiry fOI the existence of Its nnagie
1" ipuLtion.
Wl h the I npul-e of the war and the
nsOSSSit) for bringing in supplies Arvh-
ansei bssjsn to sstsuid until to. day ll is
the marvel of the commands! woridi and
is t a Subject of a long Important rspOTt
to tie siat.. Department from Henrj ..
sjeksr, ssmmsrcUU attache at Pstrograd
Mr Uaser says I
An Sang' I Is Ihs oulj pori of lOuro
s an 1st sola open for forslgn business
l. dir. St feii communication, anil except
IsdotpStOk In SSStsrn Siberia It has
io ri.si in the Russlsn Empire. From
oonsmratlvely unlmportani port about
a e J ago. dspsndent shlslt upon us
saa i. ills and fishing Meets for prosperity,
it 1 af suddenly become one of ih.j most
imiMMtanl ports In the norld, nvallili
i C'MnlN'ew York in thu number and Ion
nagsisf -hi;si arriving and departing ''
twe about Hay 1 and tho oloss of Ic
f ri .ana vmat hti
At the time of my VI
w ips ti... commercial ;
islt in Auuu-t
attaohe, "about
IHfl large steamers were In port, und
sngii 100 havs an i veil since 3day, An
ItiSsenss numbsr of ouats and Parties aro
S enfeaged In river and canal havtga-
S. many of them carrying as much as
:JS0 tuns encli."
')lr. Maker says there aro thirty-(lo
re piers In front of the mam part of
'jt, where there were only three or
gjur u year SgU, and more than 100 larito
Sra r..hoiise hale lieen tinllt b. 'Males tile
tl ! Siers. flu says there low been an iti.
SUiintency or piers ano vrarenousi -. a' i
tri.it some IiIih ari'ivniK with imiko.--.
sre omiM'ii.si to lie out in tho stream
for some weeks before tney can unload
I'ne American steamer had to wait live
wiH'ks to dUH-hurgc. i'reparatiotii, on a
largs i ai.. an hoins wads to cars io:
t..e traffic next spring,
"if Archangel mm free from lea dur-
IM winter It would be uno of the llnest
p. its lu the world, h.ni'e. ll lias sixty fo
ssrenty miles of rtvsy fiontaKe svallabls
iur snips drawn, a up to twenty-three
feet," wnte.s Mr Baksr. "Moreover,
through the magnificent system of w
l mil waterwaiH with which fhe 1 IW na
Kiver is connected it is posslbls lo s..ip
Heis-ht from Archangsl tidewater lo
nearly all the principal towns in Russia."
lie reports Hint It is tile plan for the)
coming wlntsr to maintain the present
fortnightly ssrvlcs of steamships by the
RussianAmertcen Mns from Arohangel
to New York until the end of January.
This would he accompllahsd Tv ths uee
uf los breakers. Two of the larewt In
the world are now ai Archangel and
several other large ones are building In
Rnglgnd lor Use there.
"During tin late pari of th season,'1
write Mr Hiker, "itu-omlng Ships may
be allowed, as the.', aire last year, i l
sel froson in, unloading their cargo. on
the i. e, which later is broken to release
the snips." it is conceded that from the
nd of January to May 1 t will be im-
poaafbla to
Com ir.nd'.
keep a tauif
.':i
tor
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Three
Tovt o.
.'.-'. to Tin
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spse
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L't. 1.
London, Oct
says that grog
a t ons.-d by Ibe
on tin .llie
despat h
put
llallKtiatiotl Was
liroppiHK of tiiree bOmtlS
town ' lharusdefonds.
Vive persons were injured and some
buildings wen- damaged. One of tin
bombs apparently w.i directed at a
football ground where I, COO spectators
were witnessing a gains
1 1 is gsns rally believed that the aero
plane was Qsrman, though then, is no
positive verification of this belief Ti e
Qovsrnmsnt is causing vigorous Itivsstt"
gatlon to tie mads.
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I'Nis.n, Oct. 1. Vlseounl Uryct
.1 letter to the 7'iinrs pfOtMll ggginl
reprisals for Ihs Zeppelin I aids. "T
ImllatS the isallcy of Mvsgsry ... Ii
out by the Herman Oovcrnmrnt i . it.
glum and Frame, and by
the Turki
ilovernment In Armenia,'' h
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i.i. i ,.f those Oovsrnmsnts."
S.r Arthur Cotton Doyle. ,
III., -nine paper, fsfSN lo the Fi. n i
raids on Karlsruhe and BtUttgarti
reprisals for Osrman r.dds. ami saj
"It Is dirty work at bsSt, lev,
necessary It may I. hut the dirt
hut the
o allow
while WS
could I.
we.rk of all would Is'
to do It In our name,
to the World that We
scend to d" It."
The points which were bofflbal led
the Bsppslln rsMors on the nlghi
tober II drew huge crowds i. '
Ihoussndg of DoiHaOnsrs spend i l. i
Sunday In making a rSgular . ir,
ing to Include as many Wreck
pOSSInle.
No bank hi
more sufti i
i laSSSSi than
tion bsarlng
dlday attraction
throngs, mads
lid the scenes
up
of l
witness to llo Vlldl
nir crulsi is. l am .
Ilie (Icinian
USS afoot and In all sort of v
toured London's streets during
whole day.
That section bombarded b)
psllns which Is nearest to ih. cmi
London Cll) was pscksd by rrowils
on the occasion of some cleat psgi
"Ocath as the result of an ...i n
wus the verdict lu each cum SI
InqUSSt to-day on the bodies of t
Victims of tin' first bomb dropped
the Zeppelin raider.- in tie ir v.s.i .
the London SPSS last Wednesday .
of three others kiltsd wlthlg ll
I district.
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i attacks oti the Kaiser were mode
tho l.illo r of ..is- of llic Victim . I
protest d sgalnst the mild nature
v rdlct,
My son was murdered by ih i
of Ire Kaiser!" bo exclaimed, I
mon the Kaisi r to meet me 1 1 lot.
Judgment seat of Qod t" answer
tin .b ath of my son and of thosi ol
poor peoplS.'1
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Your Heirs?
In your will you have aimed to pro
vide perfect protection for your heirs
but will this purpose be accomplished?
Have you name. I an executor ami
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