-
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.
We directed the works Penemy a heavy aril-ler- '
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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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the remainder of the front
Herman (Iftlrlnl Iteporl.The Berlin offlclal slaterr.en' "i.
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number of counter attaei, r.ture the trenches we t.iow ,astvllle. They wete iepul-e- linvasion after h.i'ul to hau l "- -' '
l'rench mine operations igonne destroyed our lien "shott distance near hi' !!." "'of llols La Chal.iilc i "crater they made after he - f 'traled the attack of et
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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