ngalnit regulations of tho neutralthemselves. It Is Impossible,

v.herjvor tlio navy might go or whateverstrict supervision might bo exercised, tomako euro that In no cairn a cargo or apart of n cario going to a neutral conn-.l- y

and apparently destined for theoumlry's own consumption should findl way to the enemy.

"Tncre Is one main question to beby neutral"," tho Foreign Min-

uter went on, taking up the neutrali..ilrm. "IK they admit our right to ap-p- .)

the principles applied by the Amor-pa- nOovernrnent In the war between

tor North and the South and to applytiii'iu to modern rondltlonii, doing ouri.est to prcent trade with the enemythrough neutral countries? If neutralmutinies do tiot admit our right to

to prevent good reaching bel-ligerent countries, then that Is a breachof their iicutialll).

"It Is England's duty to herself nndto her allies to claim the utmost rightswe can found on tho practice of bellig-erents recognized In previous wars. InlOtvJunctlon with her allies It Is ling-land- 's

duty to see that tho militarismwhich plunged lOurope Into war attin moment (hat Priisslanlsrn thoughtb(Kt shall not tnenuce Kurope again.

'We shall slacken no efforts until theg.jat transcendent effect Is attained. Wo

farming"Through writer I'resldsntplies fnnn going or from country.

common allies, sparing noth-ing, we fli.it! see thing through with

etui."

Where Milpmcn Went.F.dvvurd Orey. referring

to viah.

Impossibleuntwined

vigorous

could

declaring

PRESS

"America

ptaitlcally

Oermanynovertiiuent. dllllcultles.

Alphonse

cnemv Al-lien

onlyseenis

TO EGYPT,' TURKS' MOTTO,ENVER PASHA DECLARES

Ottomans Germans at British !

Empire Through Canal Food Scarce Co-nstantinopleSugar $1.25 a Pound.

.V)rcni( i.aUU Ittipalch 6c.2" correspondent of

Mill .loll Just returnedfrom Constantinoplewrites concerning umdltlona In

teen In twenty-fou- rrealising

dangerous IgnoranceHerman)- setting In

says.adds ho proposed to

proofs he their

Identity writerMail articles

department,

eeded.

reorganized

nn.ie(imtnlssl.ii.fl"VM '"'''L.T '!,.HXhr.Cl,",r SS r two Americans In London aro'otllcers teaching our people modern..lie .... , ,,f.-- . .nm..Pin-- IpiHSSuro on rnc io prcvmi rup ... rf,,.r(i,, f in. ononv. . Halll the rot of Albania, haveto hisJn with our

thotnem to the

F.trcss tsSir to the

LONDON OPINION.

outlier

VICTORY

iusii-- 1

fani.ii-- ,

Asserts

Tn

whoand the

"I had

He

Tho

Hlie

now are

BULGARS CHECKED

ES8AD PASHA

Albanians VanpnardRefugees

Massacred.

Ainvrrt'VPl'DTVfl ESCAPE

practically

Bcvwriter given In with Pasha, which be- - and farce, ac--a young Journalist has had a German here from

adventurous and has an ex- - correspondents had sought Tirana. The contingentttaordlmiry The Bulgarian

limbassyi consider-- 1 Pasha young, short, extremely advancing Into Centralnblv pernurbed and Is nwklUjC well i In Helimiilrlca .Uncovered German of experts

statement In press In to the American his passport will tie for- - Ht "10 correspondent's visiting that Bssad I'asha able to defendwheal exports from United States- fe"te(1 aIlJ he vl i,0 card printed In which hod been Durnxzo and that also Is safegoing tu Scandinavian sald:'aB tt tinker of for his on the principle of doing In from such a blow as befell Ben- -"The rvtinrlM In thi. Scandinavian ............. ....... ... ..- -

( iwr IHC t. njJ. vicountries were to be I9.u0n.000 ltl t(Mu).-- t article he tells ot a con- -muitois lor xne nrsi len mnmns .u i.mo, velsallon he had with King IVMinand

i

,

merry, '

E0.Ci0O.00P bushels for the same th ays. "and ho wears the that the Montenegrins were lorceu io1915. ,ron 1 abandon defendCf gen- - MnoV ev i.i.J nf'ier n,,411 !t was true S.u' rl. In of determinationthat tho excess went i it.fU thye Zw."M rllll,l:e,,bam ue7 wnlch1" given ! J'l Prt.red a , to hold the city, approach agone not solely the Scandinavian

cCHintrloa, but to Spain, l'ortugat, "The Balkan exiiress," says. "IsMalta as well, explanation probably train Ku- - jThey may have that design, MniZmbeing that these countries ued to get was designed bevnnd f- -r L.lSl' h" BoSflwheat from the Sea purpose of Impressing the ; J"J. a. Ennte"wers MlnHte? conferredwfcldh not now available, of , ..plc It twl,ea week on KmmanuelImm ,ll.,.l ..:. I "".mini iu mum oior .rmiuiiiwit i. i ..,!!- -

the Belgium relief committee. nople. ' It Impresses and the llXZlnJcZtvrX'explanation Is available Turks as proof of Herman 7mDilrito ,hefor tho excess of 370.00rt barrels of n. Impresses Her- - h "vff" an'llI0Meat flour exported from the mans. Austrlans, Bui- - If had hadBUtes to countries in .rin, li. Is blazoned on y116, as compared with 1913." (three fool on each wagon and

Iord Cecil, rarllameutary Un- - the engine. The carriages decorateddor Secretary Foreign Affairs, speak- - n.tii flags and Mowers, and every

after the Foreign Secretary, said : I wears a Herman with"We resjnrd with suspicion those ln words 'Balkan and the d.rte In his

nebtral countries who urging the( buttonhole.Aides to declare, blookade. If that. "The consisted of fourwere done they would say our dining ordinarysltloti. which was difficult lefure, wasnbfolutely Impossible and Illegal now.It la to disintegrate theinely fibres of neutral andenemy trade, nnd a high handed atti-tude mleht be Involved with serious re- -Mllli."

Mr Herbert Palzlel, In aMH'Ich, that It was a good thing theDeclaration of London had beenfully ratified, and that he neveriindertitand why tho Government had

until 1915 before ablockade.. . ..

Daily

Kti- -

He

i

roMr.sby

pas-lu-g

Kaiser's

Innobody

I

Balkan jsi.iiiou. i 'ii'ir tii.tru. ...

. .. d'affjlrf.1

entered, ChateauI every and few

mehe

J

hi.... ,.,."A

"K

.,me

are

are

one car one

his own

his

the the"l genget " v "Th, l,av Vertiaysaid n'l for chateau was 1...I King has announced

contain mixture ' " iivinc n removed intention civilian clothesufxubber and nitroglycerine.

Defend Mr methods of speech HeIn IHncLn.le.

' 'Thanks greatly helpednow from

Ixrpolch through terrltorj. a fewINDOi. 27 (Tiiursdavi iI.uk :ire further Hive

. ..mmonts In morning's i 1"0I,1' "f our i pas' 3. . . . . nunijviisiuu uit) uiwuiiiie ..ti, f,lasue aro widely divergentTllor.ldlc.il Daily .Vnr

llnal crushing o the wild Incen- -

hours

belief

spite

.loubtBlack

rv,.n.h

Kals-e- r

King

I t s

adopts theirr

c'Ui travel.Srerril

papersn

reply

was Infmltel)

a ii i tare different one

. playing of bringing the realizes the of war' .waln-- i Hre.it ureal the

Hrltnln. war I ei wasriir . there before,

of not iinn h

The

yet.

and

mous

and

hlm

and

md andIn!

that

said

bu, has

l0

"estTin

The

more

Tlie s.ivs but

legulin blockade Turkey. off Ktmlisn nnd! our friend tim Au- -

America and Wileuii'e i.i.- - 1ri,,, Tuiltlslilitnerniiieiil IMnnl i!.v s him of alarming i lieshown the greatest ietiirnes toward the ktreris, Uov

.neutral Interests nn.l utmostnefs in meet interests mi farwe can do without theeupreme end the war"

The DnxUj Tclrimtpli easIs waiting mid Imping

will legalize our nnd bringourselvns Into line with precedents--

I Hut pretedents nie ofuse, the conditions being en- -'tlrely novel while it

very whether I'nltedmerchants as a whole would allpjeas.cd we changed our policy"

Liberal fJufl); regardsIt an complete and masterly vindica-tion or the Hnvcrntnent againstnnd discoverers of marenests.

I'ont, one of theof the Hovcrnment pollcj

WillSuez

disappeared

JSIfS. compartment

unexampled,

effect rpeerh niters dressednothing Cavern- - Hermans not

in nun ir.-ui- si casn- -light,

)nll.v cannot abindon thebelief otherof leakage condemn

says, Imprers

tends

BY

French Invnnt Sn) llcon- -.ipile Pressure Won't

Paiiis, Jan. Aulard,of history

leading article.ouniu which

of llrltlsriblockade

Ills theory Is vlclor.vran ho obtained only

army believes thathave (lone much

by placing too great In purelypressure adults

Hermantwin esh

leg.ttd A'llir.l1.1 Herman? ara

perio eat much Isgohil loi- he does, not

will sl.itve. The

"What of jie.ir.) could wonallon whose

nre itiuwian of

only Import peaceivhlch mightralne, Helg'iun in.ethbilsli, of

status beforewould Priis-Mn-

all and

victorymean!, which lie

trl Allies theymake, eufficleiu effort and show eutl- -

uunting tnem.

in

toJan. A

the hasNear Bast

I.ondonwithout tho area!

and aboutabout the Near

East," hethat submit

anil begins displaythe article Issue.

Tho of the of the,a

Government

enterprise.

met a Bulgariantwenty thirty cording despatches received

tiHKStlanguages." advance a

hessed dandy theIf smiled

regardAvlona

neutrality

J.oriodBerlln-fon-tan- -

TarHbosch.

Greece hn

the

alarms

and theHungarians tl", theneutral

Rolwrtfor

flag the

aand

waited

first anil second

Departure M sterlona."After the banquet Nlsh tho

Inusual exactlyknowing destination,

express steamed fromme wniie ill" Herman, ,.t.. ..i t.'i....'Austrian umh

expressedL!.'"V"femplo)d

iTe...

.s.icrltlcin";

slraflls

nmagainst MnglaudKdivaril

Sir

ertlslngthan

line tiresomeriiiisi

verythe

thezone

w monthsthe worse.

present

the at.dHe-m.- in .utile

shabby, haveelectric .mil

ng

hasentirelynnd Prussian.

duH"We read

theeas the iiiilstunn,, .)nil wlVs,

ment does not grave the Tin Her

profound

that

Harping

with the

the

Tt through

war stiteHermany

ARMS

Herman)--

professor Sorbonnc,a the

especially e'uuiflcuntview pinposals

Hermany.

the

Heononilr.ill

P10."

ited piob-I'il- y

low

rnrt

free

butin.litarl.m

the

and

not

Bulgarian

hismvslcrlous

lenr',:,"rom"an:Ferdinand

Constantinople.

themselves fed

thewar the

thetireconcentrated the

Hoveinment Constant!-niil- e

the

withtedcciruted

constantly prisoners

old

understand !5(,mK

Constantino..!.-.-

'"lvOonstantlnop'o

ALONE.

contilbiites

Alsiee-Lorrain-

Strike

I returnedtho rountrlen ndl.icent

th"

bu'Ilia

thing- - wentthe was

the Inst had

with Haiti Bey at the Foreignevery other Turkish 'Ui --WHIN B

i

Germam MethodsTurkish Foreign Minister said:

"We Turks the German businessInitiative. We do not possess It

Germany did for Itumanla.Germany Itumanlaset her on her Is now rich

prosperous fullGermans will help Turkey to bea See the but are

are for .Cl.tm.nn

.!!!!

occupied

wealthy guerrilla power-Germa-

enemy Prnirt.lnn.ilKvotitno Interview defeated

"He Is who tweencareer

command vain. corrtwpondent that forcever Albania,

fact.ih urlier to perfectly Scutari, military here

,

denounced Turkish,countries, using n,0t'ted

JtUIFffJsaid

sengerZug'

roal

"I.'nver has a Satlonale prints a despatchnnd extremely easy manner," Medua

UuiuHri,,conclusion

i "' whetherseparate

men

the inIt

mtpplles thousandsare

similar elliclency

sleeping

not

carriage.

fashion,

anil

tallnav

neutrals

transport- -

delights

throughDardanelles could got Con-stantinople. delay enabledthoroughly fortify tho peninsula,

weeks we 200 Aus-trian guns there. But eventhe British got Constantinople

availed much.was retire

the surrounding hills nnd Asiaand the town

destroyedwould been sim-

ply Impasse.

Turks Motto F.srrPt."'With the Hermans strike

e British Kinplre through the

DitpatcK

Albanian

unotlleial

Qlovannl

question

than

officially

printing been

........ me u.msti.i. I. the...w ..- - tnat Paristrain of passengers oflli-ers- . held"r Pasha, offer madecourse i. of,10, madeInto Her-- ! se.nratel n0 residence. The,,ero "one French," built Mme. Pom- -

benejr from onwas ' ,K' men l,1,v'' Wen shop In':1i. lis. ll'itn.

! ..f full of who1It In nf thlrraids

"KlneLiberals

111. tn to God. who haus, we tn

OtOle tu roniUered IllJan, we uoliiithis " "

b ...i.iie.-si- i uu me 1l,,r,l

It nbetter

fromt,ri..,i ti.L;..t. inn he

who with Kh&mvful ., stoiywith peril

world arms I than In of c.ipltaU Inhave I

a to-d- aare

to amany

to 'leirtn neies-iin- e-Sir 1.... an tiaillie

"nans who -- warmciirer- - olllce

their asso

of

th'itwe

pinlittle

andIs

atIf

The,i

wild

Tho chief

11

to

to

toiirnis,

Allies'

Willi

Anlaril

possiee,

what

train

class

train

"The

s?lde.inneltv

purpose,Vienna

diaries

visited.

"The

and trainsand

for repecl"Tho more one Herunn

side moteatt ntlon

peoplennnj. while

allare they

been, while gas lightexist 'ouger. HermanWar where had

IZnveroutside Inside

looks splc. Tall,dressed Herman .ire

taken western frontthat irgelvttiinics that The arc

class

Tho

lose

'have

""r" atlev ""

Unit2fi

In

iccent toneutral ........i n,A Hotel,

to that

lie

tint

toI that

not

tl.ev

of

us

willlthat

In

'tatto

In

In

Is

at

d- -

nt orIs

hi re

f.

iti o:

'Isee

wellIn

ee ofof otic

thai of er.v

onin

as

noan

beenand

midon

ev cr

tu LIt

to ca

""

to

on

IIhto Asia

onday

that

nut

viewlike

Is full ofmans.

'

need

Ixxik whathas

feet.and and ofTho

nation.check

900

and nnd

ofI of

sudden

TheI Han saying

The their

that lato.

1.

courage to rush more shipsthey have

andIn had more than

hadto

not have"Our our army

to toleavo at

mercv They not haveresult have

an

we canSuez

to

j0In

an

In

Is

dl

to

to

to

at

......... In ngatnceremo,.

in'

boatsto from of

them,

V

al? came, t

on

Itioiile

I

.to nn

etery

our They said they they have been fromhad nnd are on wa

to . - -SURRENDER AGREED O.V.they would Sue Canal

from one end to the other and.with Inv

'If you do, I unserved, the iiruisnreturn old route

to India the Cape.'(let mans seemed have no

Chance to TnLeMI theie was no . luiice

wliatev.t- of getting Purls Their.mil inauv f them had light-l- i

hi that they had heldbe' In the wholerlisapiMilntnii'iit to of enabUcg the Herman.

'"e me p.tngirlm.. an. .nmian

the

doubtfulbe

f'noiidd-

Ignnrmt.Uoriilu.o

pssallants

tnsnia

statistics evidencesthe

calculated

resolution

t)umevesconfidence

territory,

exception

coiniiules repealing

provided

Lonpo.v,

In

mystery.

"f

doubtless

provided

controlled

Paslia,

ofconsisting

of

the tlruusarul.

the

rontlnentalby

eronotnliInn

far

the

rro

Ihe

Hie

by

forces operate frelj"Ir. Karl of Merlin, serving

as 11 iitrnant In the reserve at Con-stantinople, gave tne view of compul-sion In Holland. He said confidential pat.

ha,of ,

grcitreports to

home 10sent th

they

has...,u

to

or public u.i- - "" .. "f lit.' rate t ciiy t,ai nee, ,,

,,inu troops, )( ,here I.i someand

on Itis

thinks

ts

la

iiiiim- -

..... .... , 1 ine meansof the-mu- nlghl Is of

Hermans torches,in vvlilch me eight shillings (Ji).

"riiiy -- The money nuest on nV, ll ih t t passed ,

"Such mh" "'"'Ithe

'into is only ,,

Is.11

is is

ie tto

"

Is

is

I

It"

pav

talking

Minor... where

harm

nulte

Herman

even worse,news

KngllHiman

which.Oer--

It I in

But their

It

their

It

i

I

......

TH

If neces.sand tu It

to

to

t

been

I

I

io .11

In

in

MAY SEIZEgay wen bs passing

mdIII

cvhlb.ted everywhere news- -anil .i newspiper

men.prosecution

e.xperli-n- .

win

rorresiKinwcni. (lfis

its

VvUrn

ifthe

correspondent

DefeatI nvaders

to Tna Sc.me. Jan. 28. The Austrlins

off Montene-grins when Ban Olovannl

Tho Montenegrins are har-assed by Albanian tribesmen.

refugees,who starving. Many of

are of exposure andInn Thn Montenegrins arrt

come what warfare,Anatolia. ie,, Austrian advance.

Defeats Htslrars.forces Kssart

toAustrian

the guardAmerican

In unexpectedly quick fal

fez and,millely

twlnklng Ideaeye the

i,gspite

letters

expect

.Vru'.'

Mount

was too heroicallyPacks anhadhandsomest

,pe.

hadh. se,;

us

six

plan

the

"The

rmnlPresident

light

LbIlls

the Foreignwith

to-d- the Albanian was brought beforeCabinet. announcement was madeof result deliberations,

is understood the OovemmentAlbanian Is

all the Allies to consider ratherone Italy to settle alone.

loee Prisoners.According to despattch

I.iOO Austro-Hungarln- nMontenegrins were lost

the latter their retreat Al-bania.

Interviews withNicholas of Montenegrodenied nnd newspapers

hae Theassured King Vic-

tor Kmmanuel, he granted noInterviews, he to

diplomatic documents provinghe wan In league Austr

ViliAli i'nnfrrii1I,,r,l,.,l v., iirunei, .MuniriirKr.il

T1 rorresjmr.iient rnunil concerti conver- -hefore the the rfnmu views Identical Romemore '"t?," thethe lB x,hemently city Lyons of de

to Tx,r rPal for his royalmrvny. that navy had i:kHI' for

Inbound which "l" ,.''found 'wor', wearing

action

States

neutrals

beating

mlllliirv

"pcoiis

forthcoming I""'hl.g Knglish. T,le Montenegrin reservist- -assist. was nrhiino- a,,i f,.rKaiser's ald:

)M..lll..nmy

royal

llio

for

Ber-lin, the

levity Therepies-ur- e

uholx

decision tiling"

teallresj

Thus,the offkes

Orrice.interview

spantoldler"

where

badlythe

how

throw

Celeliriltril.

INiaha

neipea

ports,

Skodaships

would

Minorwould

soldiers. wished iry discharged theBritish. Australian Canadian nnd their home.

Tommies"The expression was

destroy the

render

will inerelvvia

viewthe

establish.mules,

eminent

victorious- aimles

num.iu.ui

almost

"When

Offloe,

theIlroscli

Irnna

j )n'i( Cablr Sivia Jan. IC. The

Office

The sur- -the was

s'.jned by the

theii to ofKolas-- and

(irnln to Allies tor

Pvkis,tone. to the .lufdi sa that tin agree.V.e new r thought the possible, mvllt si,.,,, at Lnnilnn rallf)

.,

att,.r ..nsThe House

that -- hall There have been vary.ng woulddefence oulv and that 'he efforts of the

poor shall to war That, the grain crop thusIs how got law on from Auetrtati and

The The loan has been In ne-I- -,v.. 1, for some time been

ii,'.. nt nil close" week thesays, "the,., vv.is

Aiisiu-- r

absenceclosed was

shops are rinsed. With the otT TOthe supply whole life

ally how " tnereall leasi

Kj

otisi nopie onivabout bv aid

7lm have .iii.OiHi the smallest'troops ,

inmin

of

failed

doing

F.Hsd

Knver

says

t","lkp

Paris.

enrell

Pnel.

to allow

most nuet needs Hreekgold w.ih given nt the navy

bankri checks. To-di- Ihete -not only gold TD

depot silver of Turkish paper iu"I slnyeil at Pera Hotel. There been

The electric light was reduced Kind of one note-- -' Will ln- Kltehe- -sollt bulb here and there, There poiitt - wotth 17 nrr nni... rr Thu U'liu llm.lll an..u Tliu.n rnll.A r.l,f.,t

who for bread, which was 12 shlllimis '. neme. When I laWf lrivt Stvfor

whiifare, money, and for

of

I

when made

um-m-.-.- i

refer- -old Til's, tr,

r.vhlcli thatacross "the

them Lrigllslr

been driven Into tho sei -- Hie wasHags, there UK (Jr. Mnrls

down waving nanneis nun,!K Berlin Hears.N.t. es and

Ixis-po- I ftotnbulletins vveio hither j quote a Solla

ihltnrr b.v i"igged to fffect that Hreeksteps for the ofIonian was at the hotel, said

motor says.shown that these

sfrs-rris.- TSlTimi TjrTtTni

beached.

Cablt

they

themresort- -

from

women

questionNo

considers

prisonerstured by by

accepted

analysis

lesier

commandtrend

Premier.

Says lloirrn-- jPapers

Vik.nn.'Austrian Issued follow-'Ir-

statementagreement

MontenegrinMontenegrin

Til'sdiy disarmingproceeds dltT.cu'.t.v

ixtendedAndrejovic.i.

RUMANIA GETS

I'leduestnvsiirr,

Bucharest

happened reactionpromised Heorge.,,.,reiitiy rules

letalned purchaseItumanla

passed.'dcsi-nbe- experiences consumption.

initiationreported different amounts,

JaCOOMOO. Hirer- -

ONstt."0,0li0.

GREECE GETe,s,,o.ve,t..

jncciuac.v statement printed

Constantinople.

BY

atonteneKrIna

d:sirlcts

Agree I'.xporta

UiN'pON. t'euter drsp-itr-from statiw BritishHovemment agreed the

sufficientextraordinary condition railroadsago

shortage, TWWKtretemporary official ZZZZ.substitutes--- '

Turkish pound CriticismsTurkish shillings nnlfnnrrAli.l

tickets bouirht frratlhotel

filllllpoll

public

price

la'est

iesp;ithHpaper

Hovcrnmentturned

enlr.(Iosmid ( t victor) v can "i" ' ...erlnc ince on ihe 'pa ) .,.,.' ...,r,i,,.i,1,, i, i,,,i. I'oi.nu. on to""''M ,Mv.v " . Jan

as ror exliauMlon ihe mid remainingtilled - - -e b.ui cais... l..t ... ..... mti... nfralr.s CmiMtn TXT

tho

the

the

the the but

thefor

the

sas

the the

Tnc.daj.

the

regarding the

h.iM the

for

the

has

and

w.xv u"1Jn' t liiinli.hln.. gun. nnd and, besides, nnplo approaches Thethere 'Pinks nnd llulgniri tiamcai- ills- - ..... I1!"'r,l;'

LOAN.

COAL.

.1.111 reportedrate

"It n .litngeroui Illusion." appeared Sugar at five Mill-- inntlniies, lings I H a pound, isilfee al iiiietillooed" riprej udleeil, BRITISH rKLWUt.

to knees, declaring llsejf lings i."(i. The price cigarettesfor food, or men. has advanced abonl f.ir

Imposeon a

masterspeople perwmnl

OI

uliiin. of of .Monlene. supply Knrlsruho' could h

tn .anil Smbi.--i nnd

evlsiislIt iillve

glorv

ageniua

i,

,ilvas

.

inoiiiMtMi

Ilerlln

.

i

Vtiyoouy won iiiioivh i nine, uu- - -- ' - - iwiiat means envoy, 1

who smoke nil Paris.llils

,i,.,o. ii.r.... tietine I. imx. ii.in.filii II jall SetbU none The

war,

won

cuni

obti.lnatde regardingnurpoees

In.en.lonedn Hordon

mouths drplniesMi hii is

"To

mine factors "reniaii ,nf.wilh l.o.spos-- , ,l,in aniiouncrd

the the Norseman,population short,

ration." mg Norelates

.

1

fptciainocut the retreat

Medua.

The latter the

dying exhaus- -

Bus the

Jnshaunder Pasha,

tho

was

Tho

feeltho

tho

nboanl

the

Italianyesterday King

thatthnt

from

during

The alleged

her" Frenchthem selred.

Intends pub-lish

,,

h

CilPmlTlH

though

well

generalthat

It

k

.m

a

nnd

It

for

cap

tnto

are

thatnot wih

1.--!,

i,ouis......rest

""""

The

litltwvtiT.i i,os.siVi

thecnnn.

cast

free

the

ths

westwill

.ve'.'i

Him

east

the the

' Monteiiea-rl-. I ned

to Tnr v.Arrwterdam.

t

render armyHov em-

inent Thetroops without

111,0011,0011

Jan. 2S.-- . A des.Ii

thing llt,linIt

reall

theIt Herman

otherand

in t.Lastmonths ago."

cuttingcoal

electric very

nay

Allow

Jan.Athens t

Turke.v exportation coal flreeeeto

months

u e CTirtw'Palace money.

to BeforeA To-il-a.

u lin'.bi ,,l,lvTile

with

Kgpl

dav the

and

gay

and

...i"Ah

townwith til- -

.1,111

rushed

hasand

the

hasbut

the

lor ie lieconic to

. n,

I.. 1... of nt 1.;

practically

IIomi;, hereevib

men, with

innstunit UtHMAN

lack !. rlseliangeil Col. Hnr- --a

piarrlcallyi.v..,.,.k A

and who Interviewed

Prof

that

rioei"

ltd

nf toof

Oi

of

dl

of

of

a

a

...

ofa

aI1,

of

ta

of

i

on of

nil

a

,.he

of

nt

?!

toof

U

of

na

a

of lor,., w

....Is

2S I'

,.r ... or

b

prcial lieipateh Tnr:

.

cheese not found ' '1'"'1" res uu oMCing AI from Tlrltls kind.i l!.V hall Is. eggi l.np.esslon of a calm, ' iH'n.lti.r I he hitlerwhich for a pepnv .even observer,

pence rich world war,'riiete ih

army

their

,1111

Ihein

ttiovlti-- t

""'Villi tnese llenclied l Livesmovement

niiaii war that Intel'was

vatn gols been sunk, was UveaThe an Inter- - have been lost.

massacring

Milan

King

King his

War:

(rop

writer

lion

the

Jan. cor- -... ...n

rln.i "small

ago11

ollrlllsli I, nases 'Jll.

,;"nlf Si VTo-du- y ollula

coii'iliig all froniHgives tlie 11" inwhom 717 160ol wsre killed.

LABOR SUPPORTS

AID TO

Bristol Confess Indorses Ac-tion of M. P.'s in Union

With Other Parties.

EIGHT ON CONSCRIPTION

Cablt Dttpatch loTss lew.London, Jan. 2. Organized labor of

Oreat Britain at the labor confer-ence at which represents 2,500,- -000 trade unionists, Indorsed by over-whelming vote tho action of the Laborparty In Parliament In cooperating witnthe other political In the national recruiting campaign. Theon the resolution 1,847,000 against

This nctlon ts taken its an Indicationorganized labor will support the

Government's ronicrlntlon bill whichPed tho third reading In the Hou;eof liurds y and expected to bolaw February 1

However, when conscription takenup by the congress Its op-ponents are expected to wage a bitterMailt. This was iorehadowedspeech by William C Anderson, chairman conference. In opening the

He attacked compulsory sc--undemocratic predicted that

coercion of trade unionists would "hadto great bitterness nnd In the eid utterfailure."

Saya lbor Must Aot.chairman's speech was by

a strong noto of deflance. He empha-sized the changes tho war will bringabout In the relations between laborand capital.

the war over." said he. "wewill be living In a different world, tt

be a bad world for labor unlesslabor takes a hand In shaping Its poli-cies and destinies."

Mr. Anderson, who has opposed theconscription In Parliament, declared thutIt did not the pledge PremierAsqulth regarding compulsion.

form of can offei Immunityfrom danger." ho said. "We cannot have

l' lrfL''"1 .

use this tradesunionists lead to greatand end In falluie "

Mr. said there was InGieat s "attempting the Impn

i, . u ervanir.induitrlal

nfter exchequer of J"'Mhardalso

paymentpub

conferencecommitted profits,

however.full.

Mr. Sxton he oppoeil to...III.., .I.m K.i. t,o. I.a mnal

lied, "nothingters

n

a

a

It

11

a eir

m 11

...

is..

a nis

. w r.

a ! ""a

" a

t t!

a

.

r I .u

;

I

'"'"' "he . onon I"

ear nougnMember

lion, said, calculated towith ties

Sexton's adopted ucard l,.".o;',00o. HOI.nno.

Itecrultlnic.i.l,..

mo- -

be- -low the

000 Itu.nan.a to remark:done. What her as

of tipper be of the

lie of

clven

day.

true

.,,,..,

not

IN

the '' ,h" In lies,the and

thethe but

We

.1111In

the

he

ISHie

to

but ofthe

the

Cars

Inch

nnver.

the bombs thefell

Th railway lespON, tneHerman ofllcers, meet wero not

bitterly the fifteen pounds Arthur y

linillpou

pient:rui,

themy the

Tickets ate the thethe one the last Sunday, said

express" the Mile rind attacks east

ereTurkish Herman

nnd

md the theMoh.im- -

supply

famineservice

the Kent,

damagevery severe critics done, that private

)to have away the

dear ,.,ii"-.- . n,y "!- - :" r,;-!,- : n... m.. i,,N,,N.

the thewire

,.m,,llfelectric, the

me hasniiotcl

believe

,j!shfd if,.J

strength

grmiliio can

afilvedMatches

hostile

Drtmtctt

British

.Ministers that

the hut

prriinuimin,Hi

t"'",slv shll- -anre per lenl. inlin-nl- m

Berlin

left Illlii

ValittLoNiion. Madrid

nslied. "veryanal the horrible Iho his nip. corre. thai '""

Turkwllhunt an)

inn now two tliclac

Tn

lerfer.i ihe greul LloydsTurkish

goes

lias'st'lthtf lle'pntrh

I.onpon,list

names II'.'men,

whom

Special

greatBristol,

partiesvoto

was20(1.000.

that

by

thesession.vlce nnd

The marked

"When

will

redeem

words

weaponwill

dangerBritain

,i.Td'

which,

against

classes

Herman

Herman

pilntid Billing

v"

iiicr,.

ImrroiH

that

and

Special

the

for

olilt Till

The

by

"

of in

Rich

IS. There deny-

ing tho taxof tax nnd can he

doubt Itscountry largely duo the manner

whichthe tax

about the can bofor under

his nearly

can bo recent years

effort made makefairer allowing the tnan chil-dren. his less I2.r.00tax 100a

Income for child.system

Inland revenue andcars ngohaphazard ssteni. putting

fraud theevade burden the ex-

pense the honest taxpajer

Itoast.Mrong

too strong, forand the system has "Wu

public this country dorhonestthe reve

and even notsuccess. .,.,,

men who "'.""creditors of penny think

Income taxman declared

was the whichhad returned his true Income, anddid any change

the general but because thecountry warrorced tary service without risK ret"" theforced Industrial service. Any attempt .monS, liescoercn

.... nthe

the taxin A nrotxirtlon 11

"nt the.Ai.lt., m.,i,nni.al(.

knownwhich

source.for Inslince.

col

receivecre'at naval, .rrrat mllltai-- i' and "larles "le-- s tax. an.i tne.r

Power. said the world proportion the paio alithe epartment hdifferent war. the mta had world for employs

lalior. unle--s labor takes banksIne It income make

was moved by theJames Sexton behalf he owning stock receiveI'nlon Workers. Income taxexpresses horror the the companies piv ineir

the atrocities byher allies" and the clinfer- -

ence assist the Hovemment far rnnlt Sjsteni.the war success- - ,.k

was system folio:won. "It witia." contin-- I ,i...urniloii form

else .1 rn

Hamsay MacDonald. Labor Income current

:.?n5 ntteprecate.i conirovrwas

ne -

yearmat- -

the j a.

si a ' , ,f"- - - - ,., which thelabor's previous j

. i .. - .. I uctuat .tig Is nlloweuHill',. Ill n . the the ears.enemymotion was by

vole

Slur

Incomeaccept

I lu mayevident ,xamln(

revenue

derived

.lodcor.

leader. In even- - '" ' t endmembers party now the Income

neither hid time .. . demand simplytop , this

I Mingled and dissent ,n ,.ounKslnrersremark, I because assumes

Member K , peopleParliament Hortou division , 10 taxableprotested against this1'' . . .1 ..n,i.in.....a to

subjectm live expensive

y I1P!K,lMirhools.presidential address ; 1 " KOO(l tMn trouble w

10 . . -' ' ' , t" ..1"-?,"- puis J , ti a ye-,- rone presiding olllcer's opening iunte.1 told. . x... lm- -0 ...ii..uue,. .... ,,,.., . , ,and is a initter ha- - not ,,,0li0 The

Is this offetx securityHovei nmeiit has the country. win

Lords likeAlliesand

coin-- ,

Plea.

them.

Hod's earth

rNothing has

applied workshops, madea successful attempt

munitions

39 AIRI ve gayety ll Is extraordinary poraiion oj an

difference '"I ""u.." BERLIN SAYSand gas. It has

theatres fes. cinemas nil patches Bucharest

orat

ntut

thatcost

Priisreiitliin

A

llfllltn

jinn-

fur- -

Tninsjiorf Sunk. ArmyIH'stro.vt'd Minos d.

It

"direct" method,

possible

Interfereprevious

returning

collector

welcome.

through

Admiralty,BKRt.tN. Thirty- - House Commons afternoon

British no evidencekilled, possession

transport iternuin although suchroad cars loaded with not necessarilydestroyed airmen

the HamburgFrriinniMuH

According the PreouIriibMlt, onedropped by air

squadron on a deposituneatable. Is my nt Slnmhoiil th Jan, which exploded, uamage

swarming an" Balkan Kxpress members will Btltlsh readygtiinibling at nil In paper although Kitchener J. Balfour

poUtlOS. 10 e -showing eron ft The British official statement

sleeping accotdlng to .If nlf. Is aerial attacks,b. with result campaign occurred

Commander in were made on

snom- -

wete

who li.uls'aMiur

der.taiidI.Oh

vvntds"

iji.ii

arcare

one

.Neeilei

vision, roast of and one wasand members or sixaiixut.v deputation Include was

British aeroplanesdriven raiders.

HARTMANN FOIL TO

tlio nngs """ HomeeugKrstio,,

few

......t In

cmiion........

he

t'all

to

,.n ni IIICchocolate Is at

Aliire.n

whichslated

("iiidiniii

iermanv FREE

tZJi

morning

is

r1'""';'were

preludlies.ah lu

Dominionas

full

h.i with

Is

r'

conviiiccilparliament

property

teserv.,1"

to

cnsiialt)of

killed,

of

Is

of

to tobitterness

Anderson

Told Speedr.iinnla Thnt Muehlnes,

I'ahtte,,; pope

leave

stationedDover.

BRITISH STOP

Nupplv

littyoU'l'Los'Ikin, War

Cnlnnlal also aiitioillicedpresentation twelve

DODGED INCOME TAX"RECRUITING POPULAR BRITISH BOAST

Method Direct Finds Mark the

Salaried Man, the Often Even

Dun New System Wanted.

Losno.v, Jan.thnt Income most un-

popular form therelittle that unpopularity this

collected.Theoretically held

fairest Ihnt Imposed,efficiently and hon-

estly administered, each pays

proportion ability,that ascertained.

evenwithby

Income thanyeur. from

eachcollection and assets-men- t

been"rom-mlssloncr-

maut"held "antl.iuatedpremium

enabling dishonest tax-pa- er

Ta nntlB-er- s

Tills language. whatpens, thatopinionotherwise, and honorable,

disgrace defraud nue

.ire ashamed boasttheir

Buslnoi" wouia "htheirdeclaring that have never

returnlives. such recentlythat

neariprinciple,

the rnuMwhat

collectionmost gathered

small

IncomegreatHe tax

addlnci1 by

hand snap- - stock lump"less tax"resolution tnx pollof'"r'.

NationalDock resolution th'.r dividends "le-- s smi"the lump

(iermanvpledges

l.nldprosecute

collected from Individual payersdirectly,

i.ermanywmcn

middle

VriJA7.n.'lW. ha" Motherresom- - bustcomrade, employment

return,Ilhlllilir. take averagepractically

commissioners "n'v

en?lori HIIIUOKconference obviously

applause

oi Independent

to

rm1nnnXe?e,."m.

means

KILLED RAID

DOVER,

Is

when

todefence.

,K

VENIZELOS.

Herman

riainicd.

and ItThe will

existing aswere

-- fi. It Is

Is

iliin

in

's

It,

Is

in

Is

Htipatei

a

Is noIs

In

Is to In

IsIs to

It. If IsI"

to as

an to

If Is on

ofan

nt anas

onto hi at

of

IsIs

so

no toto or

nm

of In Uvan

Inhe

of oron

Is at

1...

I.- -I.

of IsIs

hebe

pi

toon of In Ic

ofof In on

at

to as tnto of

Is thethe Is

or eai--

of for

rsiai ;,e Ishe

or Inare he jooil.

of

on

in

ca- -thetax

lr liie

. -.an dodce

of fiaurt tneywas the but

Brls- - an- - "f

re- - nre

In

of

tax of

Jw,

J 'con on.most fn

case bethe nirisi1101. .... ..,nf

see

the

from

have

- - .l.1".0ft

ap

mupaofof

of

of

nf

of

Filers'

I'.nllre

because

17

Hnvo Any

He

ts..r,r.M . rthur J- Balfour.lird of the

Sayvllle, Jan. thatnine Including thetwenty-fou- r one nf of guns

sunk, an arm.i- -provisions wu Impossinn

to

uoing greatof

times.-

the oflie Onll;

Freni of nfill- -

boys

from

h.iv

men!

killedthat, or

said

MERCIER.

,'. T".:"'rrh:;of of

litii

of of

of

ofof

of

:'C,

an

of

of

ofno

of

in

nf

Slid

of

CollectionWhile Escapes

been

anof

none

In

lhe.v

llrst

of

the.r

nhW

as

III

Mll'l of

from

nlwiio

to

tnans,

In ry

Is

ofof

of

In from

BALFOUR SAYS INCH

GUMS ARE POSSIBLE

Orinnns Wouldn'tTrouble Makintr Tlieui,

Deelare-- .

were'ln,,mti. ciuienient made answer torequest for nil of

preparedness to meet Increasethe of or armament inahave lieen developed In Herman

navyduring period of Inactivity.

Balfour said"."What Herman' dolni wa

shipbuilding must necessarilymatter conjecture.bfen within to Initiate durlngperhaps com-

plete,the course the

building of largo with..f..1 .imminent.

... 1,,.,,. .en press mention

' . .1 t Ills'

to

It

It

It

ioebemost although

lonlciturcs Southwestni- - of

"'H preparedness theonl) the.

HUivesilt" of the Adml.alty1, imMously consider the methodsQue.stions put i... building resources this

Into to tin. tloverninent flm Mieallltlg'.' " .. .v;. .:. ""1"". ..m .t...-u- .alleged Herman niiin-iui:- . 01 indium- in . is.i mn .i.ni broad!) , e..ei

that i will

ivlebratcd In raids lu the private, nt orof St. Paul Apn-tl- e of Dover Mediterranean. being used

Harold Tennant. n'ew constructions or for re-- 1

.Inn on Klllltto

'jn,

...,d him

no Col.who

ami

us

ear

by

the

first

lr

Srv

for War, announced of of ourselves our alliesequil swiftness thone of the enemy, so, It Impossible

with guns of preparationsof In same direction thei' "

carrying them, areno if

TRADE

Veeil I se

f to Six.Ian. Si

I

the

It

mnn

Ithas

has

Ishap

meneons

One

ami

as

ot

will and

andThe

anilas

andeicn

I'liiiiiui.

'.in..

rms

this

had,

who , ,

,

,

I

n,.iiii-- ,

,

The and

this

in

.tan.

and hadwero

and

Tnr

the

ships

Mr.Is tho

a

of .No It hasherr war. and

tho

in

such -

of

mass th" ofthe )es- - W

andadd.iiKnnd ..

the as

of

rlil)

any

The

I', H. Seeurltle Well Molilllr.nl.Jan. 'Jfi. lleglualdof the !'.chi-ciuer- , made the

announcement thethis afternoon that the operation

of ihe planthe puiiiiaslng of American secnrllies

i hud been 'ilislucllve of miJi Mtl'f.u.toiv illilllUT the ft- - twoof KM 'li.il

the olllclnl nnnounceini nl i llarnlong Mile Presenled,that the thepillchai-- e or In nf llussi.in Minimis, Jail "' The Heiinanua, vvriu rr iriunrii uu- inc arnn - llaralong ng in acccic

llllce thoaeroplanes to

Hovemment various colonies.

Sure

exemption

exactly

Government

III.'.

capable!

McKenna,Chancellor

mobilization

tlon court, iva presentedAmerican I

Ambansodor

vear paid Income, tax on thisA few years ago turned hlei businessInto a company nnd It waii n fjiwov-ere- d

that It had been makingjear.

r.overnnient's Method Criticised.R!tnr the result or the cause of

this state of public opinion the Hovem-ment Itself makes no effort deal hon-estly with the taxrayer.

laws are Involved andcomplicated It for the plslnman understand them. There aremany and Intrlrnto rules for arriving atthe net Income for tsxnble purposes.The oxpert ohlaln all sorts of deduc-tions under the law, tho plain manwho does not know the makesan excessive return receives no help fromthe collectors, who arc paid percentageon their collections whose Instruc-tions aro to collect much as possible.

If the taxpayer asks advice Inout his he Is told that Itthe rules give It. nnd he finds outlater ll.nl ho has overpaid nnd tries torecover he finds the process of recovery

Involved expensive that he givesIt In nnd determines tosquare next tlmo by making false re-turn, which. In the circumstances, hefeels perfectly juslineii in nning.

The system or appeals mo ......-.-ment-the system of assessment

also work to the detriment or thehonest taxpayer. A few years ago. atleast In one of the rlty of London par-ishes, the collectors and surveyorsadopted tegular "trying It on," A manmade his return nnd when he received

assessment pnper he surprisedMnd that been added

on. In the case. a man on salary,he found thnt he charged $2!tax on profits from the ownership ofland. When he protested the collectortold blnndly: "Oh. we youmight own something and so you see wotried It on."

course In way they got hold ofnumber of had been de-

frauding but they also collected alot of taxes which were not owing be-muse the taxpaers did not care facoan appeal.

Another feature or directof tax which enables many persons.most them wealthy atto evade the the system on

h the assessment are sentout In practl-- the surve.vor makeshis from the voters' lists.

Now Kngland no man can havevote unless has resided continuouslyfor at lejst year In une place, andthere Is Knglund a large class or per-sons ot Independent means who spendtheir time travelling from hotel hotel,from pleasure resort pleasure resortand have no tlxed abode. They neverhave a and as they never appear onthe lists they never receive an

tax tiper. Of course If their In-come !s from dividends fromEnglish share of the tax

deducted Ht the source, but If It Is de-rived from foreign or colonial Invest-ments never be called on U.pay a

man Income from foreignInvestments Is over $1!,000 a year hasnever an Income demand.

the year travelling to variKnglish and continental resorts nnd

Is never than couple ofntum which ie unih.-s- . i..-- ..means of tinning out wiuim one hardly when he Is not" p.,ruwl.imdrt(( hooks, 1ment W. H. Aylcs, a local labor ,'"1..,.,ii,i rase. Kour "s-n-

, "In ivelcomlng the Congress, remarked ne svstrm was I n - At the other of the scale there arethat the of tho n ,.minvers com- - " ,0' peoplo who escapetol nor the Incllna- - mike return of the salaries because they live Inlion to engage In recruiting, '' l"' ,,,t. ,.s at once a poor nelghliorhood. There wholegreeted that the streets large town where the tnxthis and the situation was remutierit'on I'nglin never goes, hether healed by John Hodge, of ,ann?" ...I,." ih'1,1 they ex- - that the live In them are

for the of No revelled them the e- - level. Many of thorn,Litieushire. who '' course, nre better able n.iv than rmieIntroduction 11 debatable In, s.f'u'

11.01 ei ,., before those who In morethe otllclalwl l re enlMThe of Antler- - of

son on line me suspicions 'ouc overcme by the now provisions In the''thoe delegates have been making war ,h"K': i .'' ,, ., l --erio.is losses to the This will take In mon of

proceededgrain

was' curfo'ird their emplovers'the of nof .... In 111.linn was .., ,,.,fact hee loan ;

11

Mrthe

the to theby

act

nilsec by the

electricityj

for

iry....

M

Is

two

ii-

some

van- -

nnd

by

this

tl'.e better paid they will

v.... city turns been done,seiueiire.- -

Lloyd

armywry

.,..,nude

di"i who tor r:.i- - inmiiu. ....at

of

theof this

persons, one Hoverninenlsoldiers, 17 by the

several rail- - navy,

according

Germanmines

ticket All i.onnouwas mad.) UinIT, aeroplanes

butare leimiuo

cariicketswotds 'Balkan

taken

.veslerday

A

practlcallParliament

piinitc; Injured.military naval

strned

lfono'

ottlcms,

Herman

described

workmen

however,

business

was Inassurancea in

that

Its

inbeof

of

metnld

s.l 111!

can th.sl

wlnclibust used

.;,ii- -..nip,home

Secretary fne

The

The

The wellfour f"r

Inn

Till

were of

"No

suld

also

The

some

nnd

Hut

not

"It

Tne

Mr the

toldFlr-- t

were

thai aeroplanes

.....enltude our

IN

nfin.

t"'t'ilThe

be

In

ma

he

l.ls

size

of

Th'.isud'h fori

noveiiunclit had pinlilluteilnote

byto the

andhe

to

Theand

to

can

ropes and

nnd

nnd getup

and

hadsay. of

was

him

Of thiswho

them,

tne

of

up

he

'ote.

companies

may

One

Heabout

more

-i- 'r-'

who

of

Mr.111.15

who

ml'i

same

,.,,crop

manyIncome his

viaofllcer

thewas

raided

personwas

miv

the

the

nubile

1'niler

Strait

honest

lected

for

tax

for

the

"There ments.

doubtpower

ships,

Strait

House

iiiadi'

hard

return

It-

self

papers

their

theypenny.

whoe

every

iweive

GERMANS INVADING

BRITISH EAST AFRICA

Mmlli-lioiTie- u, in Fir.t Ue-por- t.Says Was

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from Hen. Sir Horace Hmlth-I)orr!e- nmade public since he wns sent to takechief lonimand In British Kast Afrlcnwas Issued by the War Office

olllcial statement says;Hen Sir Horace Smlth-Dorrle- n re-

ports ;On Monday our troops advanced

from Mbuyutil, east nf Taveta (on theBritish side of the border betweenBritish Kast Afilca and KastAfrica, miles Inland from Moru-bis.i- ).

The) nrnve off small forceof the enemy which was holding theSeiViigeti camp, west of Mbuyuni, andoccupied the camp,

An indication of the reason for send011ns of 17 Inch calibre, but we have no :Ini; Henei'.il from the Kuropean theatreevidence that exist mu ki.'o.io n.ir 10 i..i?i .virican new siventhe time and labor, there would no Hie report, which shows that thedilllciills In making them Herman-.-

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tlnued their nttneks Arms t.),.but without gaining any permui.ri 1.vantage. They exploded seve-- alIn the region of Cliemln d S iv:,northeast of Neuvllle-Saltit-Vaii- na,joccupied the craters.

The French ret themselves tn d!!o.lrthe Hermnrui from these pen"; tjripositions and the rmmun!(,ie .,m,

announces the expti . n ihRermanx from the last of t i craterIhey had oocupled, ne-i- r tlte NeThelus road.

Throughout this sector there mui x.lent bombardment by both sides

The French communique alsoannounces a raid by a Zerrprlln vi-llages In the region of Kperna. Thsdamage done was !nilgiiltVnr( TV.Zeppelin came from the district

returning the Hermanlines In spite of bombardment frim theFrench ft guns.

Trenches Oestrojnl,In Its official stntcment Issued

the Herman War Office announces tiedestruction of Herman tren hs ashort front the northeast of La Chat,nde In the Argonne. The I'ren-- wsrsdriven off and the Hermans owup'ed h.ctnter caused by the mines

The offlclnl communique sitH bv th.French War Office was n. fn,lows :

In Belgium we conducted lastan effective bombardment ihtrenches and commiirncntloti trenof the enemy In the teglon ,i,.jn.atraete, where we hud observed mov-ements of troops.

In Artols In the course of dsyIn the neighborhood of the Chemln illa Folle, northeast of Neiiville SaintVaast, the enemy explndrd severalmlr.es. occupying the craters, but ",irthe road from Neuvllle to Theludrove the enemy from the list .craters he had occupied, A liveyartillery duel was kept up throurhutthis entire sector.

In the region of ftnye our art tenand our trench mortars destrnjcl afleldwork which the enemy was forca

evacuate west of Llaucnurt njrpatrols were able reach the locationnnd bring back materials abandonedby the Hermans hist night.

A Zeppelin dropped n numtwr ..(bombs the villages reninHpernay which cuuscd only Ins g fcant material damage. The dirigh-wa-

subjected lire from a number four auto cannons it returned to i.lines west of n.

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sustained activity on the partIn the sector of Ne-j-

St. Vaast. Last night we mails anattack which enabletl expelHermans from one of th" crater1made by the mine explosionsterday.

Between the Homme and Vvrthe outh of Chaiilnes, our

bombarded the enemy harra. iHattencourt and destroyed

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BRITISH CAPTIVES WON'T WORK

Civilians In Hcmmo i'nnip 1'iil.e IIHas-- -, ) mtniasndnr i.ernril.

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bureau has Issued coriepo-- i r, 'c--Ambassador P.ig'- iiiuirii.'gmnn Internment ramp f m It vJects t Ituhleben, near Bel

Commenting Ul.sAmbassador Hei.ird s- s -

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certain prisoners doing fat c uthose ma-'lia- labor

"'Tho civilians sit in dn -ten concerts, iitlrnd ii.formane.s, plav tennis, g .'hockey, fcc. The British t.pa)lng a urge sum becauseben prlsoneis are unwll'ing 'tlgue work the camp

"The captured British rhave beta lighting In the tretcompelled work In thebadly clothed "

Ambassador Herald stat ssoldiers have no luxuries suof the Interned civilians wa striking contrast.

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