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l- 0i’_~EPihll_T-l0iiS AT

THE DARDA

4al»»~\l~' “Isl ‘

is q-__-Qi-eil;-_

mn.

sttni Attacked Eneliiy and co tur- od 280 Yards oi Trenches. f otit- icen lnch Guns From Monitor

a nolpon~ lil the ltnaclt.

army at the Dardanelles has resumed the oifansivaand captured 280 yards of Turkish trenches;

Oiilcial announcement was ma e

d , ~ t

that the Fift -Second _ Division had fed their tire until the position was

tdolidtdtbtl ..aE0 Y D

por 6 C Mo B B a B ou B X P3, Turkey. They must either do tihis or

m. retire into the mountains of Monte-

tie dgmaga The Tm-ko in the noigh. negro or northem Albania, where, al-

borlng trenches, who fired heavily, '-ll°llBll they W0\lld be nearer help

no from the Adriatic, it would be difficult

fire and bombs, and suffered consider- l0 RWD ‘lh0U1 Blllllllled °WlllS I0 -the

successfully a tacked' the Turks in the Krithia Nullah, near the tip of th_e Peninsula. It captured 160 yards of trenches to the East of the deflle

and 120 yards to the west.

The text of the statement follows: were caught by machine gun and ri

LONDON. Nov. 19.--The British

Se-

"In _the Dardaulelles the Fifty- oond Division carried out a very suc- cessful attack on the Turkish trenches n the 15th instant for which caref 1

o . u preparation had been in progress for 16-17 when it was easll re uls

a considerable time.

"Three mines were exploded suc-

cessfully under the enemy’s trenches in the neighborhood of the Kritbin

pushed forward immediately afte

of trenches on the east of the Nullah ‘The units employed were portion ments at Alsace and other points on W o .

D of tho Foo,-to ooo govooth Royoi the west in me 99,91; the Germsnsl The military govemor of Mouastir received today by King Constantin

and 120 yards on its west. The ca tured trenches were at once con

up tothe communication trenches and all of the One Hundred and Fifty- Dvill; and Slyl' RlV@l‘B- ' feared ll Wm 1101 D9. D055llll° '£0 l`9'S“l°l1ll‘ll~

erected barricsdes. _ ' ' l

“Simultaneousl with the assau

Y our artillery opened on the enem reserve support trenches and two

(cruiser) co operating, and main

“The erlemy’s batteries replied h

vily, but very erratically, and did

ably, their fire becoming very w-lld.

“No attempt at a counter-attac

was made until rho night of November thirty miles of the Mitrovitza-Prlstlna

oo_ line of the Serbians, while the Bul-

tod garians in the south are said to have

and wounded. Over seventy dead DHSBGG M0llllBlll‘- t

on, As to the position of Greece there ‘ at have been no developments, but a

. Y P

Our casualltles were under fifty kil

were seen in the captured positi and a wounded prisoner reports

NELLES,

llriiiSll__,_'l't'oo|ls Drive Turlls From Trenches. 'lhcliiiiv-second Divi-

S (Special to the Guardian.)

lt, meagre that the public are unable to yt, Judge what changes, if any. have taken “_ place. It is thought possible that the

toon momtoro ooo H_ M_‘ g_ Edgar Serhians will make a stand on the

om. Plain of Kossovo, east of the Monte- re. negrin frontier, where over 500 years

hopeful feeling prevails in London and

‘ef-

~ Atlvallcllitl. p

o LONDON, Nov. 19.--The position of the Serbian army and the attitude of Greece toward the lllntente Powers are still outstanding questions ofjin- terest in Europe. Reliable informa- tion regarding both situations is so

the lost their inde endence to

absence of roads. The Aus~tro-Ger-

k mans on the north are now within

p ’ Ht--@%~”i‘ .-»t~‘1~vt'~ .

N 0 NillBSORBlliG TOPl

No llciiniic information ‘Yet Avaliable but lilo

ottlrttttrt t=lLsl=.tto’is c Anti

AGAIN NAILED

__ re Secretary oi State for India says

i tlpilmislici Feeling, Prcviils. Posltlon oi Serbia

_______._i-l__~

away at the Austrian D0sitions on isonzo and gaining a little day by d

which has been under shell fire several days. L ‘

__.__.__--_

despatch announcing the general

Babuna Pass»by 'the Bulgarians,

Havas despatch from Athens fi

military circles for several days, it was not considered possible for

astir, the inhabitants of which

PARIS, Nov. 19.--The Salonikl

without official confirmation, says V con-,

led tlnues extremely dangerous. lt is,f°llll¢l0d- The announcement 8116010-

` M

Serbs. The abandonment of Babu Pass has been expected in Athens' “The main Serbian forces are

western front, after the capture of evening says:

uaslday in old Serbia and principally at

garian attacks, especially as nh

The Serbians probably will retire

the heights between Prilep and M

.,`.~,.>-_ - - |,-- '_-._._ __

The Italians are still hammering strain the bands of lrregulars in th

the environs of the cit

They have not captured Georlza, retreat towards Albania. It is estl-:

ay. The Serbian army is expected

for mated there are 50,000 Serbs fn

60.000 Bulgarians.

re~ LONDON. Nov. 19.-A_ Rent

A Army is Ullccrlainiwbiht Bulgarians are Sieadily

Monastir region opposed to m‘ore than

lhcre ls not

for Lying is

e t

(Special to the °Guardlan.)

y- LONDON Nov 19 --The India. Office

o , ._ .

treat of the Serbs. on the south- despatch~from At/hens flied Thursday _l°‘d9-Y “N40 3 f°l'lll51 5ll“°““¢°llle“l

that Cermanpress statements circu-

is "According to newspaper advices tinted in foreign countries regarding

a the situation of the Serbiaus

yesterday. The only fact established feared the defence of Monastlr is the evacuation of Prilep by the doomed to failure, in view ofthe

na garians numerical superiority.

zo.. hammedans have united to make di

e Kotohonik demo who,-o_ ,pon from stated from German sources. Den

Serbs, notwithstanding their heroic a small Serbian retreat, at the outs , defence, to resist longer repeated Bill- a stubborn resistance has been offered the Rafah Of Bhaglllplll' has llealwll

ey- and is still under way. _

threatened envelopment by u. move-‘ " The situ-ation of the French t oop ' ment from Tetovo and Kitsevo. _

to the prompt arrival of strong relnfor

t ,_ l are general French attack,_may save the

Nnllan at 3 nm., and the infantry over cnlrty were buried by the er- “kills l'<=f“8° ln Albanian and Gf°'°lNlll“all°H and °°111l>°l the Bllll-'Ms 1° B A U

r. plooloo of one ming Pg;-tg, territory. Large numbers h'ave ar- withdraw troops from other fronts.

wards and capturedubout 160 yards ‘ There have been artillery engagewrived at Florina, Greece, but the more "Demys Cochin. m'lnister wftho

< ' 5 ell t do are going -to Salonikl. portfolio in the French Cabinet

ll " t

so - Boots, the Séventh and Eighth Scot- report no change, while Petrograd is reported to have a committee of the audience lasting nearly an ho

dated, and bombing parties pushed on tisb Rifles and the Ayrshire Yeomanry, clai s repulses of the Germans on the notables to preserve order, but 'lt is He will leave to-morrow morning

Sixth Bl'l8H<i°-" ,__ ____-- __ -.--_ ..___.____A_____

'_-.T'-.i-l°'*"'° r-I-lf ~ =- '

fleld's inquiry concerning the circum

was sunk, it~.wiis stated officially t

r s , \

ce--

ls reported favourable. and it is hoped;

n- ments, which will make possible a -

ut '

was

' disorders in india are absolutely un-

io cally denies the report that a revolt 1 has broken out anywhere in India or

_that Brahmins, Buddhists and o-

culties for the “detested English,"

a Word of Truth

irom Beginning to End in State- ments Circulated by Germans oi

. 'trouble in India. liuus’ Talent

Magnificent.

ng, .

any uprising or that grave disorders have already occurred in Bombay, Madras, Nag/hur, Alahabad and Mal- pur, or that rebels have interfered with the departure of native troops, causing the British troops to retire and subsequently occupying their bar- 1 racks and arsenals. There is not a word of truth in these statements from beginning to end, the Secretary

fli-‘of State for India announces. and as'tllere is no such person as the Rajah ial,of Bhagalpur. if Nawab of Bahawal-

t is likewise given to the statement thatpur is referred to he is a minor

eleven years of age.

-o-»-.-.--_-_-_-» -_-_-_-_-ff -_ _-_-_ _-_-_-_ ».-.-.-_-_---- --

6. |-_ LONDON, Nov. 19.-The high rate i- of mortality among persons injured by

bombs thrown from Zeppelins at first c sed the belief that these bombs

~.-~»v~v--~»-.,~,.-.~."- ~..- ~.-.~,,.-_- -».__,____-_, _-..Y______._ __

. »

tlti__StttSiiitltllo _ r.l._lil*‘ll'“__'“.““"t _"*i'i‘;."t.li.“tl‘...... li' ` ”

news of 'the death of Harvey Adams the Suez canal continues absolute was received with leellnlls of P1`°f°“nd ummm-mpt°d N°lm°l‘~ll°ll °f T0' high as would be expected among per- ‘the wounds of those iniured in the sorrow at Matapedia on Thursday, (Special to The Guardian) gelrlddls fealelléed gn 1131111101:; zlvilll

ff ,di A 1 in. where this young man was held in the CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-Six physicians H lll' BY Hll “D HY BY 0 H

the United Sm", Wm wut for mg Qgizrdfdsssygogt ol;,|i,o,.¢_!\!,]$'t;fax1l,ocbe highest esteem. There are very few composing a coronor’s jury to-day §;_7§»0<;]£d;l`l=;l:1<“-,B B<;¢:1l‘1;P:l":’dd;fm1 ‘;7%'l00 “in practically all the cases, e

Ausmanvreply to Ambusmm. Pen “ved_ particulars to relate ini conlniectton held that Dr._iH. J. Haiselden, who ‘Tug rumored dosingwot thyascczlnm

The United States thas inoistoot with his .very sudden dem se. e was permitted an nfant,_.John -Beliinger,

fy, ogo h you o my hi; have attributed by shipping interests

stances under which the Italian liner throughout that the operations of sub- _5mPl°Y°d in tho Woods Wm” fl Y l0_ W 95 an °P° 0 8

0 H Shan not --jeo 1-oiso tho “vos miles up the river and while felling saved him to a life of unhappiness as G°l`l1l9»;l ‘;JB;ll'C0B. B311 $3’ tlllllgg LJ;

ma nes D8

5 cm, ,, ~ and notwm, a tree on Thursday the tree struck e defective. was morally and ethically “S595 “si Y "°P°di° th d is buf

» llilll lIH|l.li|]|[ » -1 1 if

En CAMPBELLTON, N.B., Nov. 19.- _ LONDON. NOV~ 19--Trim!! l-l1l‘0llB1l gills, v5eare0‘tl:e;ted,nalslr:aying that :lie

_ * _ , _ y

day “mt the mums °r Amerimncm or Amer can 9 B' d 1 1 f another and bouncing back struck the justified in refusing to perform the a discus on regar ng e a vu?

zens in small boats on the high se was not regarded as according the “a place of siifetyi' within the mea

‘after she stopped, the fact that the “SW”

al of his course, wherein the pnysi- ties declare there has been no int

number of passengers still were t m 1 I of the can 1 C D y

In its correspondence with Germany aboard is regarded as the chief cir eats %g;i:;g1;°d tg: t§\he°cg:2§::1m';) £3' ° ca B a om an

$313' the term, as used in internation ship actually was torpedoed while e _ _ o ~ __ _ _ dm might determine if it was or was motion thus fan This is oono,-mod rl A `

over the Frye ease. the America sovernment ex essedythe view tha

t cumscances upon .which represenliia- ; I N .graph of the verdict. “We geneva v -`

. I

"°“° Wm "" “”’d° that a physicians highest duty ls to mpper Famllle

1', t digg” (mom t .Dio-o The first ofllcial report, alleging that

ggeslafex. Q-Thivttaecbroadltlneodatodae ‘the submarine continued sbelfling thc fgglglitlitesnfftgingl 3113] ggnsiinveil lgrtélsrto- by “H °m°‘°l ln. .5fVr°”°'ti°“ lf” “PV” 1° An°°n° “ner she had halted’ reached ' '-"" inony said he did not reach his final

American citinenit, whether tmvellingtype State Department to-day in a con PANAMA' N°v_ 18__0wmg to ,ho daemon not to operate ,mm he com h

on belllg0l'0ll‘t*D%li,Bl\tl\’l shl|¥B. ' Officials qtiall lid their assertio

' contained poisons. Now, according to

the Daily Mail, surgeons suspect that the bombs are impregnated with dis- ease germs., _

d- The Daily Mail quotes an unnamed

surgeon at a hospital, where 40 per

li' death-rate was at least five times as

NG DISEASE _GEHMS

5-_-V-_.__._.

practlce, has been discovered by the ‘hospital bacteriologlsts. Patients, who have received the best treatment afforded by a modern hospital. within ten minutes after 'being injured. have _ suffered a much higher death-rate than soldiers, who after receiving

1 wounds. or-the‘same sevvsgitphave had to wait 24 hours before e ng treated.

' "Enquiries are being made to de-

termine whether Itaiian bacteriolo- glsts have found the same germs dn

- sons wounded equally severely in

Bd battle, or accidentally.

.. 1

14- surgeon continued, “a germ causing

P Y 8

° rarely met with in ordinary hospital

:B m idl fatal angrene. which is very en r

‘recent raid on Verona. If this rare lgangrene causing germ is found there also, it will be pretty strong evidence that bombs were deliberately impreg- nated with one of the deadliest varie- ties of disease germs known."

_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____________._________ _-_ _ ___,

°t*‘“‘“"3 me f°"m°'l en” "° h o kim hi ti hi ii hq 1 did ty of closing the canal fromam ary _ v‘°““"' that the ““‘°°“"' Wa” “he“°d i'°“ngti;1.an on the ea ' ng m gggrzeggtllxi. can ifriplflllfcalgggprev- point or viev/_ The shinnlns eutnorl-

er' by'

...trio ooooo

IS EAPTUHED Ill l|llHlH Stl

y LONDON, Nov. 18.-Lieutenanttthe steamer at Baltimore, giving his

Henry Koch, one of the officers of the nationality as Dutch. t

ll interned German auxiliary cruiser The Lieutenant was captured on

gt; ' gh g if fthe only known na ve me can sur ~ ~_ I 1, 1 , _

mmew l by .MW “ a “sae ~ ‘u the operating divisions are eng '°°u“° in letting the mth um expire' is so acute that re nests, equi- of October, has been taken off a D

was destroyed ‘vii in ol' few miles

vivor of the tragedy. 1 _ many q

ruriotlshed or elven vtwati°l1. which B The mother cr the child, the wire or a le t t demands' are new reach’

n,tr ‘"1 at -------- _- "ll-A , vane s ore l e boat! _Venti be l‘68lNl° 8| taken that the Canal will roman cos Workman, and me mother of three th auth Hue of the churches

the opportunity .!lv,Bn for passen

sate' but me "emu" condmmm and: WASHINGTON' Nov' 1s'_secret“y sd for a much longer “me than/was. _other children' an physically and men' haild oveg all the copper in their pos- who was sailing as a seaman. Joined

wssl-l_ll~lo'roN. Nov. lo.-wall

...Q Ill

n- |

X16 or

301'!

Lanslss wlll wks 11° e°ll°“» lwvev" first expected In some owe em tally n0rmal,sls<> agreed uint the baby session as B example to mm

to be transferredieven then, were per- until information of a. more definite oioyoeggro _b¢`log_dismtssed, 'would be potter off dead, no declared, The huge C0331 roofs of me g

tinent circtiinstkflces. From these in

to-nlgblt tl'lat~_'thb' American govern ment would develop the entire ques-

correspondsnce with Austria. and ,tn

character regarding the more essen- 1; pg, been learned that it is the

tlmations it generally was believed tial details is received. Such lnfor- intention of Major-General George W. ”

._ _ _ _ op

I Z ` h

mation fs expected by cable from goemgig governor general of the mantled, and everything made of c - _ _- American oonsuls and possibly from 39,1151 zone, to force a temporary chan per belon5lnS 'lv tho Cathedral has he French hernment, which li nel through the slide ai quickly as ' ~ ' ' been Placed at the di3P°5“l °f l 9

tion of submarine warfare further in _

- - t t ts r-. _ -

Sven though, sl the Austrian Admi

f. 50 ' understood to be taking depositions possible and pass through the water ll1lml1l‘Y-

a ew shi s that have been wait

alty has declared. 45 minutes was, g my since the Dcanal closed _and then, , ` __ _ _

Elven passengers and crew of th

A_l_lco1_l_a to be transferred, this was not

f?-T-`-21r-‘_-:_-_-::_-::::_-3::-:_-:::::::-:_-_-‘;_-:

tbNDhi‘1*sii;h ans. _ Too LATE Fon ~ onasslnlolifrlo 'dive'

' aa..-Q--»

inser-

col n

‘iils

weeks time. .Apply to McL-wil

3’ Bros New witlslilre, P. o., lc. it

PEI.

No. _ 3997-'11-20M1ipd. dredges against the mass which

'J gn»;»`_|“U|7|"'§1'§g"A"y‘,|£'|§°|:g‘}TF|’|"g"g_`...lblocking the channels. '

_be less than six months/according to

FOR 8ALE.- TWO CHUICEGRADE #the best available estimates. _ " Ayrshire Cows due to Freslisn in til 'rite condition of the 'slide

virtually unchanged, though gains are now being made by

' ~ nl ' of r power-_ _

iff’ .§{f.'.§lx.lé'°£.‘l`i..(§".’.§° 316%; mg: man :}vn¥:A'ri;n;a1%_RE

_ 1-000-W °l'°l`_° - l t T PE T . 1 '_l- dxeelleilcoémlm generally _\nmvn.» ' h _ ~~ - _ - l \ Haag! we_,5__ W_,,,,,.1_1.2<.M.. V Tmh, Moon. Emo.

#Anil ron eAt.°e‘°“A-r cave 'rn/lv. ~ _.___

erso containing 50 acres of cleat _ land, buildin s all in flrstrclassrfi pair. Fo’sf-f\|7\her1'plZi'¢lcultltl~ W ply to P. A. R_ooney, C:&eZ_'H'%§‘§;;

The

WIS

W”

morning and Mon to-night

and Moll

`»¢»v~/-5#

18th*

again shut off trafllc through the canal

’ I es as been de-

NIlnsrd'e Linlmont eureelheum tion ‘nom on donga- of iid ii _ V V tins is hearing definitely from Denys ONE CENT P" W°l'd °“°h '"9"'

llnllely ended. 'ring probably will not ` Machine Guns Cochin what the Allies have to one

Nov.

effect of the

leading

‘SB

Nov 19.-'Nts Daily

which has been subscribed by

into Canadian public for the purchase

machine guns, 'will be expended on

intended. This announcement made by Sir Sam Hughes to-day.

como, The _Minister states that over

thousand machine guns had bee

inter-, , _

H t ordered as a result of the public su _ _ W 3' Bm., tions Denver of me guns Majesty it was said he probably will °f HONG 1110115 Cllltii’ in CIYUB Rival'

“mum be given ordgmdju _‘lm cog; need and in go to Saloniki to look the war situa- Hell 'l`\l9!d&Y. NOV- 23 Bl 730 D- mo by

W1 GI it is We afngh com_ me new future ‘ lane number M tion over from shorter range. Arte; RSV- G- C- TBY1°l‘- -\llDlllll0ll 10

oommooo them will have been received.

Nrliamcni _ hilly Meet _

1011 January iitll .t.°;':;.lt:.°.:.:'..‘l:; "’°"" liltiiidif ---- Allies as to insure repetition of the --1- ' ~ V

w lil proposal, if Constantine shows any' "Tho W~ M- S- 0! Ulll0ll R5” *"1

cathedral at Bremen are being d

b ~ manic powers o jects for which it was orlgmxg M. Cochin, the French Cabinet m

ber without a portfolio, conferred We

to British naval authorities. Lleut. Koch

t ______________ _______________ _

sular despatch outlining any affidavit go lb gh LONDON, Nov. 18.-A Copen age

b D C il G-rell of New York tying “D of the Pamma na yt le “med “nee” pmcusmg physlcmnisé despatch to Reuters Telegram C nl- Prinz Eite1Friedrlch, who violated his board a Danish steamer, which was

made y r ec . - 1 , 0

ll A fl recent mae' many amp oyees ma n Y mmteen M whom approved of h Dirty says the copper famine in Ger- parole and left Norfolk in the middle searched in the North Sea early ln the

week He was found among the crew,

n- .

rtgt ish steamer in the North Sea by the and identified by an official who knew

, htm before the outbreak of the war.

_-___-_-_-_-_ _-_-_-.~_-_»_- ~v.f_-_ -_-_-_Y -_» _-_-_-_-_'_-_ _ _

a is-

for passive Greek co-operation

0li€l‘lll|] Gl'£€C€ MEETINGS.

ATHENS, Nov. 19.-King Constan

COMING EVENTS,

ANNOUNCEMENTS,

ETC.

r tion for advertising in this column. in Cash must accompany orders. Mini-

OTTAWA’ N°v_ 13___An the money their Balkan campaign, how much llllllll 0hlll"89S. iWBlllY'ilV° Cellll- e more they are prepared to give for ,_ active std, and new they will retaliate "The Annual Farmers Institute

“Ye lr Greece toms trends with me ser- Meetins of_C1yde River vgll be held

n Ex-Premier Venizelos. v b_ After finishing his talk with H

the Island of Cyprus `was offered t

stated in Paris and London that suc a reward would not be tendered again

inclination to accept it. '

Greek territory near the Serb-Turki

ish, French or Serbian soldiers w -may be driven teliporarlly across t ,Greek frontier

Wll'

f-al¢|»a_sA.n~.i.n_a.|¢-an-_a-_ ‘

nautical* and guarantees that no nt- tdmpt lfbe midi! to intern lilly llrit-

tif Resti-

necessitate

"in Kingston Hall on Tues ay, Nov 3, at 7.30 p. m. All members requested to be present Samuel Newson

"There will be a Lecture and sale

d. . _

A nesdaywith Premier Skouloudis and _ 3994-11'20M2lDd~

is `

cents 3995-11-20M1ipd.

the Greeks if they would help»‘Serbia '-""

against Bulgaria, and refused, it was "C°m° to nl” P"-“°"° C°“¢.°|‘f- °“

Monday 22nd at Bracllley Methodist- Church. Silver collection. in aid fof

< hold a supper and entertainm in the

'rue least the Allies ment on ls Halt next Wednesday even N°v

ltrict noll-interference by Greece with . ~

their Balkan operations, assurances following evening. 8990-

-thlt there will be no demand for ‘ ----' »

withdrawal of their- troops from

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