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THE SUN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1915.
war lime which might Injure the
country's cause.
Th enter! of the ntfncWs mad
iiR.iln.-' I'romlcr Asuulth, he said, has
been cruel, slanderous nnd untrue,
Whll llio ottnok made itKitltist Sir Bd
Wnrd Org, he Midi tllH'd him with
ehamc and Indignation.
"GLOBE" STILL BANNED,
faaprntlnn Pe-rlnd I NllHM Sal
Kdltnr I t I'mwralrl,
LORSSIf, Nov. ! "Wi are under mil
itary law, calmly awaiting dcwlup
limitg. was 'I'1 lacotllo. reply of I'lmrle
rainier, editor .if the ninbr. when salted
to-day M to Ihi probuhle period of sus
pension of hi paper, caused on Hatur
dey hy llW publication of an article us
rortlns that Lord Kitchener hud resigned
as Mlnl'ler of Wur.
The OoVernWelll has taken no step.-.
thus far to preaeoute Mr. Palmar. The
newspaper plant 1:; still In the rontrol
of the autliorltl. s.
Certain newspapers claim to hnve tn.
formation from Scotland Yard that tho
I. lobe Will not be iiroacouted.
GERMAN CRUISER TORPEDOED.
Bntimiirliir Mnks the 1 inline
Moat of the Iff w llrirord.
Bmuiti via Amstsrdam, Nov. !. Th
German Ailmlr. lt ennounoed thlt sf
tsrt-oon the alnklnSJ of the small Oee
man ertllter I'ndlne by .1 submarine off
the Swedish court. The official State
ment said :
"The ainall OTttlMf Undine waa aun'i
by two torpedoes from N submarine on
the afternoon of November 7 While,
patrol. Ing the south lwedlsii coast.
Nearly the entire .row wiw saved."
Tho Undine WM B protected cruiser I
f :,t: tons and w-.is hullt In Itgl t
the Howaldt'a shipyard sic w-as Ml
fee; long and 15.1 feet depth. She oa-- I
ried ten 4.1 ini!) gun and two IS Inch
torpedo lube?. Hit normal complement
la Ui.
10 LOST ON THE UNDINE.
StncLboloi li Say Mtn Med
I WlUlil After Torpedo Attack.
err.-, n I ,4 'eascim to ma wvwt
STOCKHOLM, Nov. S. The Herman
STUieer I ncline, while escorting the ferry
eteanif ITetaSOen between TrIIborg and
Ssnli. woe torpedoed by a submarine
twenty-two mile off Trelleborg. The
eruloer Mnk In three minutes. Nine
teen of the crew perished and seven died
later of wound. The remainder of th
crow took rcfun- on the ferry and two
accompanying; torpedo boats.
The t'ndlne'K rafts were taken M Ra
fllta. The. submarine did not attack the
torpedo boats or tho terry.
V BOATS SINK SHIP.
Admiralty Announrrs loss of the
Tsrs .14 Men Mlsalasr.
Lo.Mic
marines
Nov K -Two Herman sub-
. i .1 r ' 1 H IK I PHI 1 1 I lgJ RTINSH
armed merchantman Tara In the etern
Mediterranean lat Friday, accord
ing to an ofllclal statement liwued by
th official press bureau to.day, read
ing as follow :
On th 6th instant his Majesty'
arniad loardlng steamer Tara, CapL
icustrt OwatfcTn 'llllams, was ut
tscked by tw, enemy submarines In
the tastem Me lit, rranean and sunk
Thirty-four of the orw ara reported
n is.Ting.
It Is also reported that lh British
Steamship Wollwleh, tons, owned
by the Hritain StSamsltlp Company, fias
been torpedoed hy the Germans, The
crew w is r seued.
I feature of this resume V''.ns; the asser-
Prlor to the war the HaajnahlB Tara.!""1 that the nuinile of th Kaiser's
of '"..H:'2 tons roes, was In the British-1 troops In the west Is shaken. Thu pros
India Steam Navigation Company's ser- . 0 ilt.,r commanders also I s'.ud to
vice. i-he wus Ml
IS feet long, I'd I
dp.
It in yc and wus
t beam and 2'J feet
GERMANY REGRETS
WHITLOCK'S LEAVING
ill..: .... .. it. ,1 ,.. v ,....
saiHWMii Bwiffiuui diww
TTumo To-morrow Bpoaiiso
of 111 Health.
WASIIINc.Toy, Nov. Brand Whlt
Inck, Unlte-1 Stalas Mlnlater b Me.lgiinn,
Will sail from Ki.tterdam on WodnOBdWy
for the Ur.lted fMatea, the State D Spa It
nnt was advlsc'i to-day. Mlnlater
Whitiock g,t a oave abasncs on nc-
eyun' of his health. lie w.ll take a loo
rost In this OOUntry, but prvba.b! will
me to WaaMnfton for a conference
with S-'ecretarv Lansing Is3fire prOOOSd
Ing to his home In Ohio.
The Dsipanment -as advised to-dii.y
.hat (jernian otticial In Uelslum had
rnanjfastsd groat retrrot at the reports
irtibllshid In the T'nlte-1 States hurt week
lhat they were rejipon! ble for Mr Whit
lock's return at tills time. It wu rop-rosent-si
that on account of the fOiint
Uiont of the Otrman SAIthorttlsO over the
taction of tho Brlttah Ceovarnniant in
miking public tho Minister's reiport in
the case of Miss CSVOH, the Hrltish
I'lurse executed by the tbrmans, they
bad made It uncomfort,i.ble for Mr. Wldt
auck in Brussels.
Oorman ottlclals have assured Mr.
Whitlock that his presence in Iteigiutn
as tht reprssentitlvn of the Uulted
Bta.tos Is moat agreoaMe to thorn. Tlte
i!ernin Government nls., has Issifxl a
tatoment denying that It hail expressed
the slightest dissatisfaction with
Mr.
Whitlock or any of his act
or officially.
XHTSonu,Hy
WHITLOCK AT THE HAGUE
Will kail Toiaorron on thi-
Vteam.-r llindani.
lapsrAOsT, Nov. 8.- The lui,p Moil a
tsrrespumlont at The lliajue aiiys In
l dssnatoh tonlshl that Brand ivhit-ikx-k,
t.:ie Aniarlean Minister hi Bnisseli.
arrlve-l at The HadfUe ysstefdiy and will
ainl on the Uynditin curly Wediiesvlay.
Mr Whltlts k declined to mrUe any
romtnent on the rsilltleal situation or
th. Oaves' 1 caae He oonflrmod the. oft'i
iiai siaktotnent eivcn out nt Washlnrton
that ho vvnc B'ilnj! home solely for his
health, whioh has Isftu seriously lin
I ; i ' -'! for more than a year.
Minister Whitloek Intends to resume
liis duties in lirusssls by the new year,
find haa already arransTad to sail from
.N'evv 1'ork ivlsjard thu ltoltord.iiii on Uo
tcmber ii.
WARBURG, JR., SENT TO FRONT.
Hon nf I, a-Minister In llclsjlum lu
ee Service aa Aviator.
Baltimoiui, Nov. A cablrnmni
Was received t0-nlht by Theodora Mar
I'Urg, fortre r Minister to B!glumi from
his eon, Tbeodorri Murbilrfi, Jr., veuTH
aid, who holds a commission In the
Mriilsh tlyln; corps, unnouin log that
tin had ben ordsrnd to the front.
Yours sfafburi is a sTaduate of Ox
lard and senl povera) years with his
sther tu Belgium, lie whs an ardent
I'haniplen Of the caUSS Of tlai Allies
mid acosated ati offer of a oommls-
slon. lie tntarsd 111 Itoyul l-'lj inu
' ijib and bteaaui un SSBSrt, llucsusv
cf his ability and daring Ik
proasMad to u Llculvuatituy.
woe
"T HK Austro-German sledgehammer driving south from the Danube
lis ly repealed heavy liluws ItRN the Serbians back into llie
mountains south of Kraljevo and Krusevac, while in the fast the
Serbians arc hard pressed by the Bulgarians. The road to Constanti
nople being practically open, the Austrians are turning their attention
to pushing the Serbs even farther south while the (iormans move on
toward Sofia.
The arrows on the accompanying map indicate the Austro-fler-man-Kulgar
drives. The line made up of crosses shows the southern
boundary of old Serbia, nearly all of which is now overrun by Serbia's
enemies.
ySCflL Or MIL f VN
GERMANS' MORALE
SHAKEN, SAYS PARIS
prpnrll AlMff PsVltlgC Of TeU-
tonic Commandcri In XS ot
l impaired.
OFFENSIVE ONLY LOCAL
Sped Ml CtbU reeA to Tnc St v
PaJUS, Nov. I. In place of the usual
afternoon eommunlqud the Irnoh War
Qfflc give out an ofllclal summary of
the operation! on the western front dut
i log the week ended yesterday, the
be sorelv Impaired.
To improve tha spirit of the troop-.
: tli War (MBce asserts. Is tha main
'reason for the persistent t.umgh thus i
j far fruithes Uerman attacks in th
ArtoU and Champagne, The statement
''adds the Kaiser hoped to s. ro the
same purpose by sending imops from
; tho Russian front to the west, the vet
i eraiu, of the eastern tnealre snpposedlv
; being Imbued with ii tuor victorious
.,. i thia alao the Oerman General
spit. . Jn tnis aiso inc uemui nvrai .
Staff failed. It is asserted, the Teutonic
Offensive having nowhere at ut.y tune
assumed a more than local character.
As for UM French tSin Malemant
points to steady Kaiiws made In Cham
pagne, iiio War office adds that many
of the German soldiers lighting now in
the west are young and uninstruotsd
Igndsturm men
With tvg.ud lo aotual iterations It I
Was sta'id that "there Is nothing to add
to tha preosdlng oomreurstejud." 'ihe
reioiiar ndghi eommunlQUd w&m issued.
however. It follows.
Violent artillery combats took place
duritin the day in several leeUoni of
tiie front, notably In Artols. In tha
l,oi sector, and nn'miul t!: Hols do
Clvenchy, n well an north of the
Avre, In tli etivinms of Andoohy, and
In ChainpaariM . east of TsJlUTS and
no.-tji of Masatges.
tiur battsrles destroyod north f
NaiuT Mihiei German anti-alrorafl
gun.
In t.1i 'sk-s the tlKhtioB, featured
by tha use of hand BTrMbdoe and
W ml, was HKalii verv' lively In tho
environ., of CJiapclotte.
GERMANS TAKE TRENCHA
l aplnrr nt li II I rater In ori
lso Hrpnrled.
Briii in, vis London, Nov. I, The
Herman War ( mice Iseued the fo.lowlni;
Statement this nfternoon;
In tho Vospree. rsOTthaaat of i'elles.
oooupatlon by our tnois of an enemy
Fhell crater was couided with a lively
iltf-lit at close (itiar'eis with harul icre
iiodes and mines. On the llllser.llist
ii (sort Ion o' a trench was wrested
lrom t he enemy
iieut. Ingetmsnn yastsrday shot
down his sixth enemy aeroplane West
Of Doiiali The maohlns was nn Ihiir-
llsh Bristol biplane armed with three
inachlno nuns.
FRENCH WAR USURERS TO JAIL.
flee Venrs I'.arh for Two, Ten rir
Another, fintllr of I. reft.
Mmismli.es. Nov. . In the course,
of thn Krench Qovarnmsnt's plgorou
eampalatl to prosecute person? who nave
unduly profited from the needs of the
nation, a supply oorps offtosr named
Parent and his SOldlSf clerk haVS been
nisnosd b eourtssiartlal to tive
years in prison and to pay Hnsa of l.liOO
francs f30) for accepilns; coinuilHelons
from contractors on lUPply puruhSSS
amountlns to mora than 1,000,000 francs
($1,100,000).
A sentence of ten yems linpjflsonnienl
and S heavy fin has bet.n Imposed UP'UI
jean Busstret, a tent niauufaotursr, for
Obtaining orders f,,r 1,600,000 franca
i f 8i!0,00i! worth of goods by the pay
nienl "f commission!,. Prison aontsncos
have been IntpOSSd on three Other buhi
niss men for Similar offences
nepnlle In
ales i
l.lnel Win-
Power.
K.- Full isiecrs lo
ItOMS, Nov lull pOWSrS lo arry
on the war will probably be extended to
.,.. f 1.. l USUI AM I hv II,, I ' I ... ,. , I ... i tit
i ii.-pu'i.;- vvlieii it tihneinhlea oa Uscem
ber 1 fn a week's seealon.
RUSSIANS ADVANCE
IN REGION OF RIGA
I'lll'l lll'f Solltll TlMJJ
Occupj
Teuton Trenches and ihm
nno Prisonrrn.
; A 1 VL0NG RIVER A A
ii,t! PsM Dple fe Tnc Sl
i.nih's. Nov. I Ai lording t.. Rus
sian and German reports, received
to-day, the Russini iroofM are slowly but
succ ssfuiiy passing from s defense of
the positions al Hia-i and DwtffSM to og-
stsssIt attacks against lh armies of
Field Marshal von Hlndnburg Tne
Teutons have been driven 'i h west
ocro-s th River AS nd are driving the
Hermans oiith toward Mitau.
Th. German War Offlo statement fol
lows ;
Army group of WoW MariJial von
Hindenburg South and "uthe.u-t of
Riga and also west of .lac'tlMOadt iikI
before Dwlnsk, the Itussians, after
extensive artillery prwparation, at
tacked with strong foroes, The at
tacks were tt pulsed ut d In plaee- the
Sfismy suffer. ! severe loSSS.
Army group of Prinos UsopOld
Ther Is nothing to report.
Army group of Hen. von l,ins1n
gen liussi.m attacks noMlwWSt of
Cj.irtoivsk wen unsito-essful. TIipim
dllcers and IT I men Tell Into our
handa,
The War Offlc In Petrograd to-day Is
sued the following offli lal statement :
in the left bank of River AS we
occupied the region of feranltsndorf
umi Psvsssern and progressed south
wards to Lake Habit
In the slltau region we arc advanc
ing southward, have occupied the tin
st SSalayoleg and taken the Milage of
I in be. west of I ' xknll
West of l.tke SWOOton vv e !iene
Irated sections of the enemy - llrst
tren. lies. In the sector between Nlt
kSllchl and lanuullchkl there has been
violent fighting with artillery.
Near HUtallSOVksyS We have occu
pied several lilies of the enemy's posi
tions and have captured 4o0 prisoner.'
and some machine gum
In t.ie region d Kolki we pierced
the enemy's front and captured forti
fied posltionsf luo prisoner and flva
machine guns
The enemy's offensive southeast of
Usletohko has been repulsed.
In the region of Komaroff and Kill -kovltchl
there has liern heavy fighting.
TURKS SAY TRANSPORT FLED.
"' hmiiimm was
Asalarta, Also Alclury on I. Mod.
CONSTANTINOrL!!, Vis Berlin and Am
sterdam. Nov I, The Turkish War
Office Issued ih following statement to
day: Near Anaf.irla we bombarded a
torpedo iat nnd a transport of the ;
snemy. Several hits were olissnetl
Ttie tranaport fled envelop.il In
amoks,
tin Saturday n the enemy's I
aeroplanes, damsdisd by our flee, fell
Into the sea near KtttsJOhUh Tstntkll,
Near Ari llurnu there wero oft II.
lery aoatbats and visorous bomb ,
thirasjrtnff,
Near Sedd-el-Bahr the enemy, after
artillery pewpaiatlon, vststy at
tempted to au v in. asalnst our ecu
ire. I
on the lelt stng lh enemy fired j
1,3011 shell unsuccessfully,
LUXEMBURG HAS NEW PREMIER
I
Dr. I e ii I sc Ii Installed as lies, I nf
i. rend Dacha's t.overnnienl,
AMITSRPAM, Nov. S - Pr. I.eutsch, n
lawyer, oppolnled Minister of state cai
Saturday by Orand Uuchss Marie of
L,uxmburSi has assumsd the presidency
of the new Luxemburg Qovsnimsnt. c
cording to a despatcti from Micsmburs,
A session of the Chambtr has been called
for tosinorrpwi
Osnsva SdvlOSS tm Saturday suited
thai the Cabinet of Luxemburg hud re
signed, the resignation being accepted by
ilrand Puohesj Marie I r. l.eiUscli will
bu tho suooessor to ex-Preinler I9yschsn.
iinrc Kswfaaa4laud Troops iprlvs
St JOHN'S, N. I''. Nov. 8. Word was
received hero lo-day thu' the seventh
contingent of WO men rsoruited hi this
Colony for the IIiIIihIi aiiny h.i. arrived
in Bnaland, Thss troops had the best
rifle si tlnif record of any Mini from
Newfoundland. The I'atrtutla Assoola
tion is forming other oompanles. ai
- i ready l,TS0 soldb rs uml 1,360 sallvi .
havo been sent from here.
BERLIN-BOSPORUS LINE
OPEN TO TEUTON ARMIES
Austro-Germans Close to City Already Held by Bulgars
Serbs Forced to Retreat, but Allies Are Advanc-
ing Krosevac, Last Serbian Arsenal, Taken.
i leMi ( tbh Dwnfrt in Tur Itrn,
Ixinuon, Nov. I, The road from Tit If"
1 in to t'onstantlnopln U open to the
Teiitona.
Ilerlln announced thi nfternoon that
I he Serbian sector of tha Urknt rail
road hail leen cleared of the defenders.
The lion's share of this highly Important
nillltaoy achievement, the Immediate
purpose of the Serbian Invasion, bclotiKS
to the ilulgarlan centre, commanded b
tlen. Ilojadjluff, who, by the capture of
Nleh, the war capital, on Saturdav, made
th thirty-five miles of rail untenable
t'ven for the "defence to too knl.'e" Of
the HcrlcsiU". WttOM bravery nnd IMIalo
lljf are frankly admitted b the tjirman
War Offlee.
Th 'lty of Krusevsc, flvs miles west
it ihe OrWnl railroad and about thirty
five ml.es from Nleh, fell Into the hands
of the 'Jertnun Invaders on Saturday
nlfttti shortly after the ar capital had
falli , to their ltslkan ally. With It the
Serutani war dsprlvad of their last
airenal. Two thousand unwounded
Serbians were csptured In the cltv, and
ihe captors also found 1.o"0 wounded In
Ihe hospitals. in pony was run in
ammunition, war material and medical
supplies.
Tetttnni on Way to Mh.
In the forty-eiht hour sine the
fall of KfUMVac the Teutons, leaving
lh main Invasion Of western Serbia to
the Austro-Hungartana, have reached
the orient line and sre ROW believed
well on the wuy to Nish.
The Udiiu ,tii'. BuehareM corns
sr'oiident, telegraphing under Saturday's
date( sa-s the Germans are Using Kla
doVO as a military base. Munitions for
th Bulgarian are being discharged al
lim Palanka, and for tho Turks at
Vldln. K'.adovo Is a city on the Danube
In the bend Of that river on the Ru
mania frontier. Hoth Ism Palanka und
Vldln are Bulgarian fortllled cities on
the Danube, opposite th Rumanian
border,
With the road to the BoaporUI clear
and with the Balarada-Nlsh-Salonloa
line In their hands from the starting I
! point to Kuorlll (Vcb si, the invaders I
1 now- could call the task In Serbia
I pleted but for two facts which re
iho task one which only now begin-
the Serbian main army l Intact, ready
at the lift "IM'ortutie time to reeunii
the offenslvi . and secondly, there Is now
, a real Allied army In the south.
I The 11,004 men originally do-
j snatched to Balonlca, it Is argued here.
could not "save" Serbia. The present
Anglo-French force, many times as
' strong as the first eXPOdlUon, fresh and
I unb atn, is now in u posTton to launch
i serious operations Those will have for
l their chief objective lh recovery of
; ihe two vital railway lines. Already
ihe itldden Int nsity ..' the lighting at
I Kahuna Pass, with Vetes, on the Ba
la i. a-Nieh line, as the Allies goal, and
I around stirumltaa, lh Bulgarian
j stronghold, foreshadow the shifting of
' the mala tlei.l of the Balkan operations
to the wutii .mi. perhaps, ultimately to
Bulgaria.
As the TUtOn are scttl'ig abOUt to
sweep t" the Turkish capital or at iast
to start the supply and ammunlt on
leali.a in thir TnrklNh ulllfs I hi A 1 1 it i ' -
pvsanrh foriMtsv. already m Doeeeeelon of a
trii 'f Hutferlan territory, vxrt beain
llnaj, It l Dtliaveo ny mutuary nun n,
hatter the Unitarian lines wiih the on-
j.ct of rsachlns th. Orient railroad In
Buliarta, there to bid battle t,, the Teu
tons, if the. com, or lo form ii new
siuinblina: block on the road t" the Os-
msnlu capital.
II tllHRra
Mot..- II np lit
Ifeadwa .
in centre Is
Mean vv
Nile the Bulaarl
making rapid bsadwa) wsst oi me,
Orient line. They have penetrated th j
l.rskovao plains, which removes all doubt I
of the uncut railway being In th In
vaders' hands, aid arc movinu against
ihe Kossovh plain, thus contracting the
circle around tin- main Serbian army.
The ofBslal Uerman report follows:
Auelro-llungarian troops reached
Ivanjlca (twsnty-seven miles south
west uf Kraljevo) und IJonar, aeven
kilometer rortheasl of Ivanjlca, tier
man troops are attacking on the
heights south of Kraljevo Between
Kraljevo and Krusevac the western
Horavs h is been crossed at verai
points.
Krussvue was occupied during the
night of November e-7 More than
;,000 unwounded Serbians were mad
prisoners, Mure than 1,500 wounded
were found t" the hospitals, The
booty, so far ue ascertained, constat
of ten cannon, lars.- guar titles of mu
nitions and war material mi l imisT
tanl medical supplies
In the va'.bv of ihe southern Morav
we have passed through Praakovoe
Tic Bulgarian War Office iseued the
following statement to-nlghl I
Along jho entire front we are pur
SUlng H'e defeated rnomj. who l prs-
eipttatsly retreating, Our tr,,o.
"p. rating north ol the Nlsava Rlvsi
hnve approaehsd the Morava v.iiiev
and established mar Parncm direct
communication with lh Qsrman
troops who are advancing from the
north.
Ai II o'clock in the afternoon we
raptured Nlsh. We are qulokly put
Miinn the rstreatlng nm
llur troops sdvanclng t a the valley
of the Bulgarian Morava lave pan
Irated th.' Lsskovae plain. Our ofen
Iv on the Kossovo plain in progress
ing along the entire front
Near Prllsp, Krlvolak and Strum-
Use we arrested the offenslvs of ti.i
English and Preneh and repulsed them
with considerable enemy loss, . Wfs
CSpturad many prisoners anl vasi
' quantltlSg of war materials -ii all
j kinds.
1 The following s'.itoment was Issued by
Ihe Montenegrin Consul Ueneral t Paris
to-day :
I Fighting around Qrahovo (lu west
; iin Montenegro, near the Hersegovl-
nlan tioruer, continued furiously
: throughout the da) and r.iKht Of Sat-
i urday. Tho sioiuenegrini rcpuiseu tnc i
1 nmy with grsat loose and dlapsrssd
I nsssnibllng troop, a violent artillery
I tngagsmeut I proceeding over the rest i
of tho front.
SERBS STILL HOPEFUL.
Prime Minister, M I n I in i 1 1 o lina-
lon, Predicts Victorious llullv.
I'Aiiis, Nov. x. -All optimistic view of
the position of gerbllli based primarily
upon the (act that the main Serbian
army is Intact and on the OOnfidOnoS that
the allied foross sent to the Balkiin will
be sufficiently strong to n affsotlvs. is
given by Nicholas patchltch, Serbian
Prime Minister. In u shgnsd Statsmsnt
to the 7'ellip.v 1.1 follows :
"In pltS ol the aOtUUl Situation nnd
of ihe Auslro-ilorma ii and Bulgarian in
vasion the morals of Ihs Serbian urniv
and population remain unaltered,
"Our troop.,, In spile of Iho fact that
.they nro faced by troops numerically
superior, arc rcU'cutlng In perfect nrder.
We have been ilghlinp for o month. Our
en, mil's have failed to get tho rVIUlt
tiny expected, The (lsnnan ruouessol
are unimportant.
"The Junction of the Austro-Cermalis
and liulgars it. not affective, .as they are
unable lo send either guns or munitions
to the Turk.-. ThlS I" why at the present
I moment lltcy on making dvUperate
efforts to self: the IVlsrade-NiMi-HufU
Hallway.
"Not only the Serbian army hut also
the Government and all of the peopi,
are convinced that as soon as the allied
troow arrlvo In sufficient numbers to
COfnflMMa operations their success Will
be rsptd and continuous.
They art also convinced thai their
success will mark the heglniiino; of the
end of the general war."
WON'T HELP GREEK KING.
Mstriaisn Hefnses Plarr In r
( ablnet Venliellots t onfer.
IxnoN, Nov. 8. Cine proposed in'm-
her of the new Oreek Ministry, formed
nl the re,uet of King Constantino hy
BtaphaiMNI Skouloudls, is fm be ap
polnttd Premier and Foreign Minister,
refuted to accept Ihe portfolio tendered
to htm. lie Is M. Mh'hncldlkli., wtio was I
to lie Minister of Public I its t ruction.
While this Cabinet offHM has not In
I'seir an direct benrlnjr upon Qreeee s bridg- .
foreign policy, M. Michael, llkls's refusiil , n Sa upp-r t ord'Aole, despite dlf
r taken here as added proof of oisiosi. i n.,,,n renunil. the nawerful defence
i on to the King and his policy among
men who have been hitherto his eisp-
men no imin oeeii nnneno nm tn- .
jioricrs ano miio were relleit upon l
-tsnd by him in the present I rlsls.
Interest In tlreece's attitude Is cen
tred to-night upon an Important eon
ferencg of ex-1'iemler Ventielos. the
AlllMf strongssl fnemi in the Hellenic
Klnsdom, and his follower-, constitut
ink the parte demandlns Intervention
on f ie Entente's side
At this confer nc the Venttellsti are
to decide what attitude to take toward
the new Cabinet. In order to prevent a
dissolution of the Chamber, it la be
lieved In some quarters, they will give
the BkOUlOUdla Ministry a trial. If they
refuse to do this, however, the lomr
1,..,U.I !,,- Ml,, V In ,hA lnA, rl.l
win ne reaenea, i no immoiats con- i
squanca will be a dissolution of Parlla-I
meiit by the King and this In turn may
bring about revolt.
King Constantln and his family at-
tended the Te Ileum and later Ihe
ntanotuvrea today In eelebratlnn of the'
third anniversary of Hie fall of Balonlca I
The King wai
largo crowds,
he, ri d
ntlnuousty by I,
ZirlRUMANIANS TALK PLACE,
ontlnueil rulrnlli" Pmjint
i,s,-r lo
re mlr r'n l ni 1
LsOVdok, Nov, 8. Continued neutrnt
it " in tn iniwr Kiven t PforoU r
Rrntlano Rumanln by tho m)mbfi of
the Rumanian Erllamam to hiH Inquiry
u to wh.it in tiifir ludvmanl Ih lh
WlMAt course for th Irinjtdott to pur-
ui A doapattih to thla effect wan rc
colvod hra from Bueharttt to-day,
Th Prtnifor li holdlns Individual eon
foranot with Usa Parliament mom ben
ui nrder to vain a ctaar Insight into th
peoplt'i itttitut-i- prior to the comtnf
niiton of tho Chambar,
Whtli th al) vlow arai exprraod,
Ihfl Pronilof 1m not yet eontplotod hti
InqUlrlO and he may itlll ht-'.ir rliff rnt
VloWa The tuiiM-nKtiK of Opinion rVr.
howover, i thai the chief tendency in
Rumania in for a continuation of her
lireaent polojf.
Tin: si ni corresDondeni In Komi
I , . r : - fi.dii Uu ":.:ri si tl,.t! the KllllKi!'.-
1 tun OovemmenL : formal demand
un the pan of auetrla and Germany,
; pi n ii'j ii iviae mum inwrn i"- orcwR
Ol the three
!;u-iHn torpeoo rfiit- m
lh.- Dsnubi winch arc threaten. ng to at- ,d
tack Austrian lighurs eonveylng am
munition to din.
li ts explained that the torpedo boat
are Ulflg for th. ir ease a Danublan
island called No Man.- Land, rit iat.d
opposite the city of Kalafatu.
The danger of a ministerial erloli In
Itumsnls hits been deflnltely averted.'
otdiiig to the Bucharest correspond, j
ent of the Corner, di Sera, say
Milan despatch. M-r. ,r. the sea route,
the onl) sure road for military supplies,
Is again opened, the correspondent sas,
Rumsnla would consider it suicidal to
intervene.
Kverylhtng In Rumania indicates, how.
aver, tin- despatch asssrts, that Ru
mania, bsllevlni her aid will decide th
Haitian w.ir. will offer it it ti' most
propitious moment lo th Entente
Powers,
The rimes' Bucharest correspondent,
tstegraphlng und r Saturday's date, suy
hree tows f barges. Sscortdd by Aus
trian mofiiturs, arrived at Rustchuk
where they ware received With great
enthusiasm,
Troops and s large quantity nf niu-
: lti.es and automobiles for Von der
'i-ntr. Pasha's army have beeti lande 1
ilher convoys, escorting -hips flying ihe
Osrman anel Austrian nag are descend
ing the Danube for Bulgarian porta,
AERO CLUB SUPPORTS
PLANS FOR DEFENCE
Proposes Patrolling of NHlionN
fon( by Watehor8 in
flu' Mr.
1' "t- prop. s.d steps in f" -ampaig".
for military and naval preparedness in
tltlS country went lnoored nnd urged
upon the ASmlntfttrstlou by the Asm
flub of America at it annual masting
i.it evening. The were the estxbllsh-
mont of th naval reaeatvh and experi
mental laboratory by the Naval Co
suiting Hoard, the restoration of the
I'nltrd State to a position recond
naval rowers rh the world, tiie organlss
thai of aviation OOPpS In OOnPSStlon 'ii
the Katlonal 'iuarl and naval milltls,
and the establishment of aero and radio
slalions at intervale of 100 mile, along
" . ,,, .
lbs Atlsntloanel raclflc coasts.
Alan 11. Hawley. president of tho elub,
hiuikn iii the hig.iest terms or the Naval
Consulting Hoard ami or ins possiuiit-
lies of the prop,. -id laboratory.
Henry a. VVlso Wood, a vice-president,
111 making 1 ha. motion in regard to radio
Stations, said Dint thirty-four aeroplan,-,
one operating from each station and cov
ering titty miles, could patrol the whole
coast against surprise. Such 11 chain,
he said, on I he roail of Ireland would
havt warned and BSVSd the Lusltanla.
Ths club already has cstahllshed one
stub statlor at Portland nnd 1 largo
fund has i.ei-n raised with which to add
other stations
The Administration' provision for
aeroplanes was thought Insufficient, it
wa said thai 8,000 miichii.es were
needed, but that the army ami navy
combined had les than (went)
Only IWO changes were made when
officers were elected, Arthur Johns was
elected treasurer In place of James II
Perkins, and Albert Bond Lambert
fourth vlee-presldent in place of Oeorge
M. Myers.
Two new member er added to th,,
' governing board These were, John Have
Hammond, Jr. and Henry 11. Joy.
m. lantoa-Dumont, lh Braiillan ami
French aviator, wus mode un honorary
I member.
ITALIANS, IN CHARGE,
TAKE COL DI LANA
Capture Snow Capped 1'pRk
After Btfngffle Lasting
Severn 1 Weeki.
RETAKEN, SAY Al J8TBIANS
,-lirail rlXbl, nrtpitrft l Tor M ,
ROsft, Nov. S.- According to ofllclal
ftallan reports, tun snowclad hUinmll
Of Col dl Uina, whi li the Italian troops
had bam endeavoring deepcr.itely to
captur for :i number or wei,s, has
been taken from lh Austrians.
(This capture Is admitted by estcr
duy's olhclul statement from Vienna,
which adds that he summit was re
cjipturfd In the evening.)
The Italians ass,rt that ifter a stlf
rln chargo the peak was occupied and
the Italian flag unfurh'd to the moun
tain brl with cheers. The ofllclal
statement follows;
III the Koatie V allay one of our
scouting parties route,; Austrian con
llngetits statlonta near nora luina
works of the enemy, and a pfacoclOUl
ITli, , ,,ur iri'i.-n.- :i,lMeo xne ii.ik
1'ie noW lelin. il aUlllinit OI I 01 Ml
l.in i Th vehement chart made
t. -titled to eni. b nt mintarv prepara
tion. By tin.- It ss 10" sol Mi i , f,.ur
offleere, one mitrailleuse and quan
tity "f ammunition fell Into our hand
Along the li-onno front IS activity
of tha troops has continued, a few
prisoners, two bomb throwers, otic
rapid the gun and some ammunition
have been c apt ur-d
it was officially denied to-day that
an Italian dirigible bombarded Mlratnar
Hs stated iii the Austrian communlqut
of Novt mis r I,
. . .. tloMro 'Ar
ITALIAN UKlYoO ri
1
Vienna Rrsorli Hepnlsc of AllacWs
. . ,
t Dol.errto Plalran.
satrlaf raeti nvsaateH I Tnr. Scsi.
,...,. i,,.ion sv. The offl-
uetrlan war announcement o
lay says ;
AIoiik the t-outhuest froru in uc
Italian the itre military affairs are
calm . Ill tie northern district t
PobefdO Plateau our troops repulsed
seven) ati.o-ks of the enemy.
After severe righting Col dl Lain
summit fell into the hands of the
enemy In the afternoon, hut re-
cantured II In th, evening.
The etieiny
lery along tie
ttaeked with their .r' I-
front at Rlva,
MR. GERARD SEEDS NEW SHOES.
inlinssnilor llM I unlit.
lo rt
Troper eeklle.
WaSHINOTON, Nov. I, The Urftlt
bloekado of Qormany Is oauslns em
barrassment to United States Amino
eadr Oerard In Oortnany and attaches
..f Um embassy In Bsrlln and Kngland
may be u.-ked to 11 up a bit for the
benefit f American officials.
Ambaaeador ileranl has n t-o.-n d u.
th.- st.nie Department ta.,t he is unaoia
to IHinihiU 1M ' nitl 1 1 y
suiluh.e BSCS ,:.
nacktloe or ovher wreartnfl apparel mi
na he and hla
,?r:,lVZMlJ.T,7.
iohhh i
- -
. .k,.i...... in iiermanv s coiiunah-
r.tl by the Government,
.
KITCHENER NOT IN
NEW WAR COUNCIL
Vsquitli, Balfour sntl Lloyd
Ooorgrc (0 Compose British
Trimm Irsto,
London, Nov. I, Barl Kitchener, 1
itritish Secretary t-.r War. is not to be
.1 member of th" new count II, ccord-
InU to the EvtHing Stu. Ti ls paper
publishes the list of members
"war triumvir. it ' i.s follow.
nf the
Premier ASoulth, acting temporarily
.is Bei rtnrv tur W
Mr ll.ilfour.
First Lord of ti
e Admiralty . Lloyd
r Munition
Ueorss, M'.nl.-t,
Whenever Hrltish foreign policies rs
involved, it Is si.ited, fr fcdward Urey,
the Foreign Secretary, win sit wit., this
out,. II
The Marquis of Lansdowns oonfirmed
lo-rlghl the report thu a small cm
mtttee of the Cabinet will be placed
m charge of British war operations
M svd thu its personnel will tie en
pounced soon.
TO MEET GEN. C ADORN A.
Kitchener wilt Hai isii 10 itaitsi,
BftM!e I'ronl
Upsets! C0i ppeie. to To, It
Romp, Nov s The correspondent of
Tits Bun i Informed that Lord Kitch-
.icr :e proccdln.- .verl.md to Serbia
In order that be may visit the Italia;
front, oenfsr trith Hen. t'sdorn and
haVS on audit:, with Kin Victor Bills
inutMio!
ivrd KRath mer wsa reported yester
day I" hive conferred with Premier
Hriand, Mtnlstsr of "Var Oalllanl and
iien joitre tu Paris before continuing
on his Journey.
FRENCH TO BUY BIVsDGES HERE
Comsasrclsl Commission to aerlvs
in litis C'oantei raSay,
b.
. a commi
sou i' try
roial commie
o aid 111 the pu
se t to til1
chase of m.chlnetv III I Ironwork lp re-
nlaee ihe ruined factories aid bridges
; northern rrnos, will arrive to-day
,,u. Ljf.,ye . Mnnhfri of the .nm-
mission bcr . tiers from in rrencii
Foreign OfllCS, and tt la believed -hat
aid will be gHen hy th ''ranch lovern
msnt toward thes. purchal a lich are
sspaeted to he very large
Tim mrmbers of ihi rommiesien era
Deputy Maurice Damour, M Lessur,
an engineer accredited by the Mm
letry of Agrlcultur 1 M, Trlncano
director of the Sell Ml of Wat,
umi Clook Works of BeMneonn M
de Neufllse, banker. M Chsuffour, o
credited by the rn , lit France IS! M
Thief, secretary of thu Association ol
Weavers of tho North M Saludln, "
credited bv Ihi i'reu-it Metgllurgi
Works. a:,l M llulnet, accredited by
the chamber of Commerce of Lyons,
They will be met hy a committee of
which H. 'I Outerbrldgo, MoPougull
Hawkes end Myron T. Ilerrloki farmer
Ambassador to Prance, will be mem
bers liorntan ite.ini tor i.-i . i
Hunt. in. via laPndon, MOV,
Ludwlg of Bavaria hoe decorated T Si
John Qaffney, w-ho recently rsslgned a
Amsrlcan Consul-Oenerul ai Muulcli,
With the lllcdll of lloli..-. Tli iced I
is bestowed 011 civ iliaisa for v.lunia.t
rcrvicue in puralns too wounded,
t OBSUll R;
I Kins I K'
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n
r
CONNECTION
New means of
international
Direct exchange between this country and Greece
has been established through the efforts of the Foreign
Department of the Irving National Bank.
Heretofore all transactions with Greece have been
settled through London or Paris; to remit to Greece
it was necessary to purchase a sterling draft or a
draft in francs which, in turn, would be converted into
drachmas.
It is now possible for Greek merchants In the
United States to pay for goods bought in their native
Und with exchange drawn in their own national cur
rency, the drachma (value 19.03 cents).
The Foreign Exchange Department of the Irv
ing National Bank has exceptional facilities for
executing transactions in all foreign countres.
IRVING NATIONAL BANK
Strictly a Commercial Bank Capital and Surplus, $7,000,001
WOOLWORTH BUILDING NEW YOPK
miiiiiiiiiiiiaiiiyiiiiiiiiiiiiiM
FIRE ON LINER
ROCHAMBEAU;
721 ON BOARD
insed rom Nrsl Peo.
Caruo lor United State-., afire n: i
March 31. .-'.in Ougllelmo, cotton
for L'nlted States, mire at Oenoa,
April 23, Devon City, sugar
fired by bomb.
April 3a, Krne. cargo aflr. her
M i) I, Hanks, laic, from New
hnnili f,,,.,l t i t, .1.1 at rtaVSl
r.oa.
cargo
York.
i in n.rt.,,i,t from New York.
nil Isimba found In cargo in hold .it
July 4?1 Minnehaha, nred a' j b
linmha siinooasd to have he. u placed on
..tN- w. York. a .
j uiv ivniisioru. ureal in re , i.
.. . ,:
i September It, Sant' Anna, from N
, York, lire at .-a, convoyed
toe
tores.
SeDtember 1. Athlnsl, from Brook
lyn, afire at sea, carrying food supplies
to th Alllee.
November 3. Euterpe, chartered by
iiritish Government, afire at Krle Baaln
breakwater, Brooklyn,
November i, British steamship lti
Lanes, on tire at sea 3u0 miles south of
Halifax.
ON THE ROCHAMBEAU.
i it r the Imperilled Llaer'ol abla
Paaaeavere.
Tbe cabin pasaengsm on the Roc ham
beau are
Mr.-. Marguerite A). Bi d Altaga,
V c Ar.l.ee. Mi-s Il,..rletl6 Atllana alio
1
v V .). ,
-,i . J..-,. Ilrlr,-. Mister Kma
Brlosss, Mm Jssnne Ibuiirc Mr.-. I.u.i.
tlesftnder -t linrrit. Mrs gtphsne
Brldler Matr Ptrr Brloler, Mtr Jsn
RrMier, Misa Suasnna Brldler. Mra. D. a. '
lh: man, Vltall Bangutal, Mr- Pierre
Uertbt, Mra Annie - ,s Mali' an. I maid,
Mr. Charlott ,ie '..v pals. Thedore B,
Bauer, Mr Itrrtia-d, Btnll Barrier. Basil .
btuntsouvta mi, 1 in B ' Beurgeeln.
Mis.- Lucicnn -1 Constantlae, Mr :
t c-. u t a Coualnat, Walter Cunnlaaham, mis
t'uushian, Michael t'annen, Misa Msrir
.,ni. si. .,. 1 i'tr".N:i , li Cateia Juisa ;
I'o.i . ,,,.-'.av 1 outant, Lsurnt Che-1
baud, M-a i.aiirn.i rTiabaud, Dr. Wilt
sinrv C. Clayton una Mrs Utlil I. (hap-,
Ta'ln.alr " DavtdMn, Arthur N.
is. lor. .1 ess tHmetr Mi--. Laur pupr
iaal, . Dvevr, Mra. Gaston Pwvr
.,,1 1 . ui 1 and a. 0 l gseit,
Mr, Hr'eee 1: h-tir,- I.
M... I .. 1'..- I. ,) I"
nil... Dental t Frankltii, Mrs. lianii 0,
r -auk. In, M' l.irnel, 11,.
ra i. Mrs Frraud, Ml I
Mi-.- susann Ferrsnd, Mr
s.m'.n Par
lee j ' rrsii.t,
" '
.... i viiss cnariail rlni t
Mta Bdith t Brdtnr, Augusts -
Urlmaull Misa lleleu 'i)i-r, Mlaa Clautci
Mrt. It.i.s DathtrtB T N Qllbart, Mra.
lc.i lilbbsn. v c ,;'tv. IV II cllipii,, ,
vtr- tii vi, tor oulnnt, stle Bits
t.-tti it. utbbene and Alfred .'ban. t-1
Oe'malrto Hoaapla MlN " a. Bleks,
Ml- Margarel T Halpln, Pan. II: . t.
be .-. Mr- Alfred B Hill, Master A II
lc . Mia, M l Hill, Ml M B llrune l ,
and M 1' lljlatid.
J It laler
1.. p. jtnb are and fia !oirn Jotrbsrt.
Mrs fi. rtrude II Kins. ,M,.rr. .1 Kht.
pel, I" Kapler. Mis. i:. W. Ks.k und
Miss Mali K, it
i,c!.' i,ubaewlai A -vie Levy, tn
1 Uabsdl, Mrs l.ee'i l.iiii.iute. Artnar.,1 Lau
Irani, '' P laifantSlne, Henri Lfranc and
Kic.pl': I.a'lrne.-
M Msiapr Leon Msdem, TheopMt
; , e, M tea 1.. M .vnr. Mt-s Marls ul
Mlaa Murt'M .j. Samuel MauasalalT, Mra
aamual V'uaa'ff. '"' Msi-nlat. Mis.
, ,u m. r. Bdward 1.. Moor, Panagv
Intrinsic value and thorough worthir.c
harmonize in our Fall and Winter suit
and overcoats.
Above their mere cost always modest
rises a feeling of genuine comfort and ti
impression of greatest service, proper it
sign and tailoring, long after the cost h
become shadowy in memory.
el1 3
3
i
1 1
Fall Sack Suits
Fall Overcoats
Winter Overcoats
Brokaw
Astor Place
iibu-av
biiibmihiiiii iJiiiiiiiiiiiiioiiiii.aiMr---- -n
:hang
I oils Mlnse, Enitl" i i - Mrf BlBlli
i Mercler
Ml,, Mrv M. MoM' . l I Mt M 'I
McBlray
Jules lu. r.ges. Mrt. Jutel I. . ..Fr... Mi,
' Kiha i: r.ir,-e. Ml - Augusta prad'l
Mts Merle PujOll Ml-, t' I til ' . ...
I Hiaoehoa, Mr.. Rorao Pleliat, alts D
, i'.-rrr noud. lanaglotls n, Pomonla
WIIMam Parkins rd ) M i'iir
Pa ii IUvt. Mrs Paul Rival, I . .
and Mls rornll Roblln.
Mi-s Isabella A. Slsvens, Htn tin
Stewart. lrlf Said, Walt t -
i m Sawyi r, viurifaio stamai! c ; 1.
i tlrleu.
MIS Tuyenal sr.'i tono :rue rssor
Miss Cucls Valtee und . N Vf lu
H Wititlirop. J.d.f II VVrlgh' M ,1
.cine a weed, Mrs Kathrlin M "a .
Master H.rear.1 P WallSei Ml- Ida v
Mie- Mart Z. I, Watts, J Wei Mrs J
Wel, Herbert Wallace, lh. Ut I, .
ter Wood, Mr. jii.i t.. in win
rhr1ea Weapnes.
$30,000 SUGAR BARGt SUNK
I Disaster at Vonkrr PI
I Racrst bs Poller
! Tossass, N'v. s The b..r?, it
loaded with 1 30.000 worth Ol raw
I from Cuba, sank al the pie, ,
. .... ,
cuipiini pu
R rtniiia Compai
on Saturday, Suspecting that
a grudge bearer was leapotoil
I company and the polic !' , I
dc:,t secral until ihe bar-, v .1.- 1
thla
ift.
li
lt won sah! lo-ciictii ii v
had revealed nethlug Stlilcl -.
two-thtrtls of tiie sugar w.,- '.
Hudson or spoiled, T Atluni
being ttnlesulod on Saturda !
lisl,sl, turned over and WC1 t
workmen had time lo get ofi
1 .,
FRENCH LINER'S MAIDEN TRIJV
I be I nfaveXe
leans Willi
reive 1 t h
,OO0 I'll--, oner-
I The n,-w quadruple v
j Lafayette completed Ui
maiden Inn from ll.n It eiv
i Qua ran tint . sin will 1
o'clock tills morning She
il,000 p is ' V' r. in on bin 111 d
Anion:; her voyarer.- hi
Warlleb, Busalan s njcer, ..
driving a He, 1 r'rosi ainbnl'
French front for sever.. I rn .
GERMANS EXECUTE 3 BELGIAN
Ilerlln Re porta Killing l ir
ifK-)! irplrn,
KSSUN, Nov. I fai-ee
h.-.ve been nseeuti 1 1
fourth ha ben rondi 1
yeail lin.irlsonmcnt
It ., s shown 1 1 lbs
' hearing
that the for 1
- noted all mllltarv Iranai
lnt IO ani returning from 1..
two railway line site. I .si
and communicated
tha Allies.
t
.fOIMi I'SS'
ENVOY QUITS BV! M
II iiaslan
Depart
apse lal
Milnlsier. Ilecrnll
1 Ina i;io I sre,
'gOti Preset '. to 1
A M ; ri
PAMi Nov. 1
isatoa says i '
at tho Hi,-.
10 Hlllg if, M t .1 - 1
in the Bulgarian napttal i
ness, deaaplta Ihe ,1 .
twst it ihe i wo countrii
tsrdsy.
Kb g l' rtlin i.i-i c
tho Ruesrtan dlploiniti
fore his departure, d
Mil
$18 to MO
516 to $40
$18 to $75
n
Brothers
& Fourth Avrnur-
Station ,i DcKt