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SITUATION IN GREECE

STILL UNSETTLED

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lilng Constantine Threatens to Leave Country

But is llisuatlell Allies May Still _Trng Greeks and :Withdraw Troops. ~

(Special to the Guardian) {

ATIIENS. Oct. 18.-A French mn- ,-igu patrol lust evening arrested. 'ut' (hp point of the bayonet. seven yoiitlls who were booting the enteii- glpolvcrs. A huge crowil gatlieredI for the 'purpose of rescuing thenl.I 'rlio Greek tnilititl coninmntler iii Athens culled out troops, who charg- fil and dispersed the crowd. Greek' |-iilrols were imnlediutcly placed iii' viii-ions districts to control nny at toinpt nt anti-cntente mnnlfestlitiotis. 'i'iil- French :ldiniral in coinn‘tuiid in-| lol-iiiilil the premier that he would' i-:lil at the ininistr_v in tho morning. iiiliiougli it is thought possible that] as ii rcsult oi` the llritisli liiilii,~itoi~‘s. .until-lice with King (‘onstnntint tlin l-'rliitcli troops may be withilriiwii on ii pledge that the _Greeks iliiilntuili orllcr.

Ii is known that the king has giv-

cii i-oiiimiinti that iinti-entento dc- liloli:-lil‘t\tiolli~; nlust cease, as the very cxisteilco ol' Grcefe is nt stake lt, is diliicult to say. however. whetlior-‘ iii thc present state ot' public opiiv] ilni ovor thc presence oi’ marines ol' the i'oi-eign powers iii Athens niid l'ii':ictis. oven the klng’s orders will bi- obeyed by the excited ponttlnre, _

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

LONDON, October 1_8--“The llrit- isli niinistcr to Greece h'1'd ii lonlri inlorview \vith King (ionstaiitiite thi~'_ i-vt-liliig." says il Router dcspittcii l'roln Athens, under date, of 'l‘llf,silu_v.f "aint It is lllldei-stood ills Majesty in-1 sislcd oil the groundlessiiess ot' lhol suspicion tbnt Greece contcmpliltodi :iii attltck oil thc forces of Gr.-lioriil Sin-rail. As prool' oi’ his good iaith the king is said to have declared his i-eiiiitiiess tn withdraw tho Greek for- (-t-ii from Larissa."

_._____Z_-- (Canadian Press Despatch.)

i’AltiS. October 18 -Every uct ot` Vit-c~l\dnvii~ai Du Fotirne-i\. ebmnrin- rler nt the nilied fleet in Greek wil- lors. respecting control oi' the Greek iillniiiiistrtitloll has been by direction of llir- allied governments, it is ex- piiiincil here, with the sole object oi’ slifnglliirillng the communications oi` thu eiitonle nrmles on the Mncedoniiin iroiii. .Ai-i-orditig tothe view l.-xpi‘e.~=scfl liei~i~ thc sntoiy of the entcnte iirtnics. now |`tlll_v occtlpied ill the cllnlpai.L'i\. :ign-iiist the Bulgarians. has been lin-i

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pcrillt-d by what are regariletl as ill pro-Gerninn leaning of the king. th cabinet and the coitinltiiniers of th army and navy. ' Such offers as King Ponstiiitiiiie rc centlv nizttle to join the allies were no trusted. it was felt that to at-cep them might have been to arlil ani finance ii potential enemy. t`or king's offers were always couilitione upon being amply stipplic-.i with nioii c_\' and lighting cqnipniont. Abou one-qiull'ter nt' the Greek liriuy's hght ing niiiierizll recently was stlrrelidero to the Tilllgnrinlis, and it is _i'e-gartie by thc allies as unwise to ‘provid olilllpiilciit and pay for thc troop.~;.

GREEK KING GETS ANGRV

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

LO.\ll)(l.\’. Ui-iobci' i$l.--The rorres

pondent oi` the Dniiy Mail lil Athcu semis thc t'oilo\vin; under ycstewlzly datezv-

The into ot' the king anti the govern-

nieiit is linnging i.y il tlireud. Ye icrdny iit'teriioon. when l’reinier l.nni bros coininunicilteil to the king Frencl .-\dtnil'fil illllortll-t's rei'usal to-ninllcr lilo the nilics' fresh tloinlllills. ltig word." passed, the king telling the iiiii ister that oilly ii confederate ol’ th' ndmlrzll would vc-niure to pre.~ic-nt bi king with su:-li ii iiotc.

Liinibros visited the iiiinisti~_\~ of to

reign ili`i`airs. whole he tlcrlart'-ll his il* iention to i-esigil llc told his i'riond that lic. i'caiiv.oli that the colliitry hal bt`-clinic alll allfoi-lui(-_\'. Ai't0i'\vtli'it. llc visited the allied iiiinistei-s. l,:irii bros llccitlcd not to orcss his resign tion for thc`nioinf‘nt. l.:itl\r ill swelling. oil the tlisclnbai-kiitioii o Frc-nch sailors. he bnsti-.lied to the king :ind t`ounil him in ;i-stnte oi' all gel' null constcriiutioii. ’i‘iio kill

but to go with my faintly lo Larissa . The premier wus unable to shalt the kim: in his decision und bostcne buck to Athens aint snw Fikouloulil (lounllris and Droginuilis. who went t 'l`lltoi and inloiorccl tho lclnlr not t tnko the irrevoiraiile step. Tile kin was inliueiired by their arlrlllllclll and colisentod teniuorlirii_v to :loft his tlepilrtltre.

Mcnnwliile there is growing proot’ l~

his iiiteiitioil to oi'gullizc t'or deicii: at-l.ai'lssa, i have iiit'ortnat.ioil tb: nt. (lrfonon station, it large iiiili lone jlliiction on the liilrissn line. thcro iii 16,000 shells. iicnrly 30,000 cases il cill'trldges_aiid t'oi-ty field guns. /_

tivclv 5.000 and 4.000 rifles.

Three "ilremens”

(Canadian Press Despatch.) NEW YORK. October iS.-T-ii`c Nc

York \\'orld this morning strysz-

"Froin English sources oi` lni'orin

iio:i. which have tllwnys prove l to I l‘ciiiilile." the World has received ti. |`ollowiili:: “The first Bremen wit cnptureil iii the Strailrlits or Dover li sho wns l'ollo\ving lite tilctirs oi til llclitsrhliltld in stcnlning long uulii the wake of an English vessel to e r-ape detection. She had been spio further olit :ind the tiel prepzil'l‘d t siinrr hor. St) t‘tiMl‘l.l-l'i‘l~!l.Y \YA Sill-I lliN'l`/\NGl.iCii Tl-lA'l‘ i'l` ltl Qi‘iitiCD 'l`\\-"0 DAYS TO (li-l'i‘ OU ’l‘lll<] t‘ltE\\'. WEIIE DEAD AND ’l`ltE ill-ll/iAl DICR IN ’i‘lii<l LAST S'i`A(ll~lS 0 i@}XiiAllS'l‘l(lN.

“Tito niost importnnt part of t

capture was thc package of valuiib docullieiits and infill lniitter, whit-

l RB

silo now tu was not stated.

"Tile British also captured the s

to risk t‘lle bouts to do so.

l I

`boi'_.f'_ _M . ,- -I l

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-. L ____._.._I (special is on comma)

MRS. E. OORRELL OF O'LEARY,` ROME October ill- violent fllzbl

formerly of "Tho Willows" announ- ing le still in piogrc-ss in the vlclntt

_ res that sho has opened an Hotel of Montepatiuclo on the Trenliil

down town. same being between front. Austrians yesterday saint' tho residences of Messrs l~l.\W. ground on the Tooth of Pnsucio bit Tnrmir unit W. lil. "l'urnor. Sample were driven out and violent bnttit-

toom ln r(oniioct.ion. Milli-l0»20Ml. are

_-.-.___---1-u-rs-I

i l now rotting.

I l l

the

tl ll p

a' ‘s

f to the town ot' l’ert1-nne oil the ea ‘ ern bank ot the Sontnle ltivcr illl` ztchieweli by -eilther Allstrff Gt;-i'iilal.si llcrlin, howc-ver, <-oilti't;-verts this

I 'rl i ‘fin

5 the

siiid:-“There is nothing left f0l' nttnck which war- repulsed by the successfully by tho Austrian.~= at

fl attu

‘l il '» nrit ll

Ip'

two other stations there are rt-spe'~~

l';'ll>ii_inl\le\\' Oiletlns did nlotf report un-

-i* ed or I

IEW

or willcil riv-: 11|

N. ,_,

bt-

l<‘ The highest tcuiperiltilre yestcr-_

48 degrees. At li il. in. :l.\‘. (Special to the Guardian)

overjoyeil liritiiiit to possess . Siiciiit 9 p. 0# 'Fi si l» vl~-, - -ei el ill w taken to (‘liathi\ni, but where mm in

'cond Bremen, bitt no details are giv-1 Mlnarag [en out. No attempt was made to: capture the Deutschland _on returning. as it was not considered worth whilcI4,_.|,.|,.|.*

‘ --.\ 'rnl-nn niuilvll-:N is oiv Halt WAY AND SAlLED,EXl’E("l`lNG TO book nv New Lonooiv. sin: MAY BE EXPECTED AT ANY M0- MENT. AS SHE HAS NOT BEEN CAPTIIRED. The Uf53. when it wus found she _had not arrived. rushed olit to ,eg ¢0,.t\n¢\ and a-ld her. Her ull!-

slon' was to lirpksup the Breiiislis. Tile Det'it.scblnntl_ s coming out in Novem-

ihlsirians .Gain Grolinil

*tin 'lrontino Front

FIERCE FIGHTING

also have Successfully Withstooli Enemy

BULGARiAN ATTACKS REPULSED rled the entire- village of Strlid. and

I about live hundred prisoners re-tiiiiiiied

(Special to the Guardian) in theii hands.

_i.()NDOI\', October 19- The liritisli On the left wing tile-re has been right fiftllk in the Doirnn sector ot' the violent lighting with artillery.

iiizice.-¢loi.inii from has he-eit subjected* s `

to herivy illilgariail llttncks which. BULGARS SEND ' however have been repulsed. I REINFORCEMENTS

lil the inouiituinons ills-trict oi|

Dobropolye fighting roiiiiiiin.-.,~ to the (Special to the Guardian)

ailvantnge ot’ the Serbians, notwitli-| slzilltlilig stubborn t‘esistiiil<‘o ot' thc SAI._0Nll{i. October i!lf`i.tti'ge iflli?lll.\'~ llliilgzirizlii reiili`orceinclits arc- being

Oil the lc-i`i hunk iii tht- (iorlizl. sent to tht- l\iucr-doiliull front. accord-

Serbiliil troops in ll brilliant il;-,lit rar- iiip; to an aniloulit~eliic~nt t'toiii the Seij-

I ON IVIIIC-EDON-IAN FRONT

I Fierce Bulgarian Attacks have been Repulseil by British. Serbians

Attacks, and Captured

Village with 500 Prisoners; -llnlgariausare Being _lleavib

~ Reinioreetl and ileavy Fighting ishnilcipiiiul

liiuil Wai' Oillce tc-:ln_\'. l-‘lii'tllt-:i gitins i’or the Serliialls are reported. Ser- bian troops cllirusted with an attack oil Sokoi Mountain sum-eetic~.i in oc- cupying several positil;-llr~ thc-rc- :ind in zlllvaizciiig approxinlatel_\- to the highest peak. Tile advance- is being contitlllcd. lil the tlii't.~;-tioil ol' Monti- stir tlieri- is no cllilnge. Oil the ic inaitnler ot’ ilie front, nt;~thing ot’ .ini- portullce has tilkeii plucl.-_ The Bul- garians ure bringing up reint'ori-.e- nlents alnl ti large nunlbei' oi` trench inol‘tai's. -

(Special to the Guardian) galil by King George~'s inen at lintle

De \\':li'lr-i\c0lil't and the replilsc oi' il

i.().\IDOi\', Oct. 19»~_ Gl‘adltaily the German ct;-ullter attack there. conipar- renrh are drawing their front closer u_tive (lille-t prevailed. I

si- As yct no decisive- icstlit has been

l-`rnllt‘e. Following \\-'etlllesliil_v's all- -or Rllssians in thc violent ilghtlugthzlt

` \'nu<'e along the front between Ilia-Iltns' been raging ‘for se-veral days ill S i-hrs i,:l l\i.uis0lliiette» on the wes-t Volhynia and Gnllcin. The Pf-i'ogt'ai| ‘ side ot_the River, an attack luunclled War Oillce says that nent' Kiselin iliI

itirsdiiy was reue\ved- with i'urtiiei' Svinusky' in Volyliynia violent attacks Ins wlllcll virtnllll_\' brings tllcin tc- by Teutonic Allies _were re-pulsed

bank ot' tho sti'c.inl. to the north while- Berlin i°ecr.-i'd.=‘» the czlpiuie ot' I cast o|'- Sally Sailliz. where- tlle"l{‘ussiali trenches on the wr-.li bunk

' tin ` illll

'IIT l\`rcllch liiive atlvatlroil their lille in of the Stokltod and the rcplllse with The Bulgarians. in the vicinity o

tlir-

pust i'ew dllyr-at what llc-riln War- heavy cnstialties of Russian attacks

' Oilice asserts was tl cost ill casual- neiir Blibnow. I ` ties not coinnleilsllrilte with the galil. South oi' Seborow ill Galicia several

Germans made ii violent counter enterprises .have be-cn carried ' out;

Fi'<`-licii. ilerlin tidnlits that in their t-ther points Russian attacks we-:e put

cks in the Sltras Moval front. theltlown. '

I`Bl‘itlr-il captured German position.~'! Having held the 'i‘e(titonio Allies

but says those Inter were ie-itlken. lil the inoiitltziln posses on the ’l"raris~

envy rains' i'cll 'i`llui‘sliuy oil the _vlvnniil~Rounliiiiian holder for sevc-rzll ish i'ront. and. except for :i slight days the Rolinlllninlls linve taken the

e k

otlensive at various pl.-ints and ar itow declared to be pttslilng bac their adversaries who are lenving prisoners and guns lil the lltlnds- of' thc ltnunianians.

statement by the asseriioil that Alls- tro-Gol'nlun.~:~ are eiigagell in slicccss- t'lll lighting ill the moliiitaln ptissvs.

Geltcraliy spt-lking there is no

change in the situation iii Macedt.-zlia. altholigli both the Ente-lite anti ’|`eu- tonic Allies innke claim to inlnor suc- cl;.~‘.ses oil variolis sectors.

Mc-nastir, are bringing up ieinforce~ ments and a large number of trench inoi'tai's.

Exec-pt on Mollie I’asilbio in tb

'l‘ren_tino region, where the Austriaii in violent attacks re-captured posi- tlolis tukr.-.i by the- ltnlians- r.~nl_\' to be drive-ii out again, artiiloiy duels are taking place ill .-\llstt'o-ltniltili theatre. '

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- tlii Naniuekett ‘ SUNK BY ll/||NE

. (Canadian Press Despatch) --

r Nl‘]\\' YORK. ()L'l. llI_A liCiVs lig- ‘ c-iic_\' iiesptitcli lroin Noi-tolli, Va., to~ Four Mgmbgrs gf Crgw

tiny snvst- . . . ‘ “A Gerlnon sllbniiliiite, probably tlioI MlSSlllg~ R€|lllllI1(l¢l' Of CFGW

il~i>:i hits been stink oi't' Nantucket; nc-

:-tfrillng to zl signal t'i-oin ii British und an Passengers suvsd'

cruiser to the Brititvh steuine-r North ____

Pilciiic taking on bllnker i-out hc~.'c

today. - -

"Tile Nortli Pai-lilo oil Monday night (specm t° the Guardmn)

ca .-1 i___.,

iv tndiil thnt thr tluisei had . NEW YORK* O""°h"" I9- , The

_ - ‘ ‘t‘unni~d lliner Alziunia. has been sunk,

"II'f‘_“‘II“‘I- _ _ ,_ _ _ l lill the lilngiisb ('hanne-i. lietweeii Fai-‘

_ Ihr iilcssage- ieild._ V' Cernliliinslll-1mouth “ml I_m“h“L hy H "Ima m_(_m,d_l I' "'""".m Sunk mm Q' _`\‘\m:_“'}§§t_' ___H` lllg to cable :tllvices to thc i‘unnltI'

0m('o."S of 'mf' Nmlh.. ‘df "' ‘little bert- tod:i_\", Alilliiliu sailed front'

the trlllser was ivlilg oil this (oust I -O(mh(_l Tm Wm] _“Heh

" ‘ ':lll.~ ~ ~.~ -.- i A London cable il icw days iigo said ___(`_:`__ I\I:l)_‘t me nm(_im___ heuevo D they

` “ ’““I‘I€“ "e‘I""tI°" In I"'“"m'}(`"lm_‘;IS lsinilcd nt Fiiliiiiilltlt as is thc custrnlf

‘ ` ,' _` 5 __ 1'; i'rolu the llivorpool oiiice iltdlcntcli,

”I ther msn:|I2fum€.lI;‘:;":: Itllllt tllero were .seine passeiigc~‘.~' 1- it bt-‘<iii|: bc-livcoii that the rollut-iinn`fps?"‘_I]_\’&l:\h;‘lI_;:fs:_;; "‘_‘\“I"`\li'mI_I ill:

- -i-t s- _ '_ si '!- " ' .‘

I.23:03'f!:|:;i‘E\__\);_;‘f:;:l‘:__rigs?‘N Im H I-Illglish (’honncl _this ntorlling und;

sunk iluiing the tr-rciioon. The pas- scngr-rs :intl rt inlljority oi the crewl were s'avc.l. Several are missing. 'l‘iie /\liilinlu's crew illtilibcr€.'l 250. Whe-il she sailed from New York she cnr~ i-lcd lS:'» cllbin passt-;igci's and 58 stee-rage ot' wlioiu li it-tv were Ainer~ trans, _ ,Aluliniii was a t-onipziiiitively new boat being built ill lillil.

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EITHER

TEMPERATURE,

TIDE. MOON. ETC

Il‘illl_v wus

in 47. The lowest toinperu- LONDON. 0rtoiil:»r i. ie . nt

grins. tailed only the los- ol’ thc- lives of four_

Linlment Cures Garet ln cows be-an i-iscertliincd. The remainder of

the t-rc\v were saved. it is itlitlerstootl

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iicresszlry to adhere

rictl_\' to its sltliscrlptioii atcs ns follows:

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$3-50 per year

For outside the City.

mailed $2.50 per yenr

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*I "THE RED CROSS SOCIETY of 'I' Mniiitt. Stewnrt will have s slipper oil 1' Oct 2lith, in the {~‘oi'resti~i’s l-lall. Sale

-¢g>_;°_-

‘lG"4-10-l9M2l

"Hear 'lierbert l'Il‘lf‘@.V - tha

ciecntiylé, interpret Henry Vim

-Qi D_vlie_ Baptist (‘hitri~b Monday. Oct.

up 23rd nt 8 p. in. Adniislllini 25 ce-nm.

- ty 28th. Proceeds in iiltl of tho Rei

`_. Submarine Sunk ` ' ,CUNARD LINER glslanil Soldier’s

’ Well-liarueil

Promotion

Liiaur. i-iuci-i soNAi_o s-i"swAn~r

Fiom private nd ics lei vt

e *previous night wits 30 do-'ing of the (‘uniird lliner Alsunin eg;-_,glut-inm-,¢0w|1 it is it-,gm@(l that Sig

iisller ll. ltoluild Stewart. sou ot Mi

gazcttexl as it l.ieu,te1iant with th Iloyal Flying Corps. After twenty-on

nr, ll signaller with the First lnfanti Biignde his promotion is well ine

' ~, . . ,l

_----_-_-- l will bo reinenlbeied that l.ielli.

itetl. t Stewart. some tinie ago won the liussiii

|by this promotion to a ileutenancy l lone- of the crack regituenti-> and thos

* mu" ncmmmzy' amen' Minimum' who know him best will realize tho

he earned i_t.

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MORE FRENCH MARINES t

-I' of ire cream null' t~iind_\'. All como. I HAVE LANDED AT ATHENs` _._ _ __ . . | .

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. (Special to the Guardian) I A'rni~;Ns, oraece_oct.1o-'vi

.5 ' 2632-10-20 ll. l.ondon- A further detachment o

ilfrencli marines were landed th

2’ “The young |»¢np1t~-'n Society of,inorntng.QThe commander demands Q Sl. l’nill's» Church will hold ii stile of the use of the parliament and unlver 4 liolnoiniiilo ci-iklng on Saturday Oct, sity buildings as barracks.

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menlliers of the 1-row. so lar as has n. ii. slewin-l. or this city. has been ‘I""“ h"“' ""' ""‘“ 'e “"‘“" “""

E faking si-ort-s ot’ prisoners and erinl-

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till the llllhf'-f‘l\llf‘l‘s llinitcil hr,-fort.; veirlnioiiths ot` at-tive service at the front Im“I” Il" lemohx Imuene" www

_v nt two ioint.-l on _the frontier

ll _ ` ,

c0M|“0 EVENTS llistlitgllishe-:i Service Medal, frallnil- “""' ““‘I “' I""I‘ "Ie" pme" ‘hm

S 'cd by Empress (lltherlne in 17h. for

0 -distinguished military service on lanr I and sea. llieutensllt Stowart's man)

' . _____ frlf,-nds in his' hmue City will bc pleas

d “ch mnruo Ied to hear of the distinction signifirt

iinoi

sys-1."-;y .-_ ..,u _ _

Growing Weakness oi ' Front ilndicatetl b Couuier~Attaoks.

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

i.().‘\!DO.‘\'. October IS.-The village

ot' Sailly-Saillisel is coiilpletely in the hands of the Frencli. lil ii t'ul'lous attack this :ifternoon For-h’s troops not oiil_v hurled the eneniy out ot' tile- villtlge. but. swept on and cleared the ridges to the iiorthwest uud north-I cast. Thus the Frenl-li have sur-| iiounted the last great obstacle be-

twccii tllenl and the <'aniln'iil l’lainI and hold the heights doniinnting tile.

liethune roiid as far as ’l`ranslo_\‘. '

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Al the saint: time the Frcnrli in-ide

iirogress ill their nluvc to tlank l’e- roline by seizing the entire iirst line oil the mile front between iliai-ohs :iilil l.li Maisonette iiiiiuelliately tve-st of l’eroilne.

The liriilsh co-'ipeiwiteli in the

l"roii<~h stroke at Sailly by aiiraiil-ing north of (‘uendecourt and west of 'i‘ransio_\‘. Tile two nloves iiai-row the salient at this point iilld it' _car- rleu through suci:essi’\lil_\' will place 'i`i‘atnslo_\' ill peril from ivhich it cull- iiot escape captttixe

'l`hc allied t'orces lliadu no attetnpt

to liiilncii their latest blows llntil tlil-, Gerinnlls liiid worti theinselves olli with furiolis counter assaults thtit rc- sulted in complete failure at evt.'_v poilti. I

East ol' iiei‘il_v~l<]ll-Santerre the ene-

my sllcceetled ill penetrating the l<`re-ncli treiit-hos, but ii proved to be il costly vt-iitlire. A rolltiiei'-attack slipporteil b_v l~‘i'ct\<-h urtiller_\' tiwellt thenl bark and cnt to sllreds the lor- cos oil whose slioulders t'éll the brunt oi’ the assault. l‘Iverywhere else the Gerlunns hanlinered in vain ni the allied lilies i-‘or the Gerlnalis the loss of Snilly-Saillisel anti the heights to the north constitutes a real disas-

i=liEilcil .cl-P-tulle E

HER lill. -lot

'Germans on Weslerli

y Feelile' '3e"sistalt'e)'z"";‘_l;ti Allies Sweeping Aionr.

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t_ei~v'i`lii<J iii-IGi.\'.\'iNG OF THE ENV l~Olt_liAl’.-\i.'ME. That they realizoii this ls evident froiu tile tiesperntl- nature or the attai-its launched in ||,i,- sector. lint-li tresll advance- by _th- Bi-itisii and l<`ren<~ii forces iii this ri- Hioii now will bring more and mori- of the euslerii side of the Hnpntliiw trizingic, under thi-lr domination vain' iiiake inevitable the speedy fall of their objective.

As the |;|‘etit Sllliiiiie battle uniniti-

the perfect coopcriitioii of the Frent-li aiiii llritish is becoiiiing more and more ot’ ii reveliitloil to iniiitary crltii-,_ and the public in general.

liiliividnni iilnis ilnd aspimtiotls uri-

suboiuliiiutetl to llw. general sclicml- (`)pportuiiiiies for .~'.pectaculai‘ and bril- liant iuoves are sac-ritli't».tl wllerr,-vez' they colirlirt with thc single ptlrposig' _lit thc joint coinnltiild. Neither tblff l"rencli nor the llritish have shown the least liiciiiiatioil to llc-grudge till cliaiices for indivlliuall glory wliil-ll they have been t-onipellegl to forego lo' push to ii sii<~<-essfiil t-onclilsinii thc

('(llllnl0l`| Dllllléi. "

POSITION CONSOLIDATED

(Special to the Guardian)

PARIS. Drtoiier 19- Our troop~

have organized the viilagl of SBill_\' Sailisel, north ot’ the Summa ui.d colt- solidated the positions take-n ,jlurln thc night. German counter . attacks have been broken by out c\1rtaln`oi tire and all our gains have be-en' muiii~ tained, south of the Somme wc- hlivi- madc progress between Massotmttc and Bin(-hes. in'l.orrninc the eneuir surprise attack on our treachl;~s-was replilr-etl easily. _ ‘

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-ROU.II/I/IIIMNS ?IfI

I TIIE H-Uf

Enemy llurled Bark a

llown at lloriie

(Canadian Press Despatch.)

l.(lND()N, Octoblgi' 18.-'i‘o the

lniniense relief of inllitary authorities iii.-'re the lttlillllliizltl siiutltlon took oil 'l very di.='tin('t tlirn t'or the better to- dtly. There is now strong reasoli lo hope that King Ferdlnilnd's countr_\' will not suffer tl repetition of the Ser- bii-in tragedy. There is n ringing note- of uptiinisiii noi. evldeilt bet'oro in days in Bllr-.hllreai's oillriul an- iiounreinetlt thst "llil the _military news is reassuring."

Thitt the lille oi battle has tilriied

ill tltvor ot' the ltillnuinilins is Indlrntt-li also ill the complete nbsctico of iicws from Sofia and Berlin regurllinl: Ful- ltenht\_\'ii's operations,

Although the 'i`euions continucii

their attacks on the whole (':irpntlilnn. front today they failed to gain all inch. 'l`ht. ltunianinlls on the other hnlid. "astl_\' eiicollrtigell by the bl‘e.1lk- -ing down oi the cneln_\~’s oiTi-.iisive al their very doors, flung theini€el\‘es t'or- wurd to the nttuck with fresh vigor null in the important .rt-stoi' south of Kronstulli. near l'rrili-nl, drove the Teuioiis lnlclg on the 'i`rulisylvnliia front.

In the lllilion valley nnotlior slic-

cesa wus oiituincd. the Teutons being

' hurled bark nearly li mile after the

ltuinaniuii artillery hull broken up their ntillck.

` ln nil the violent engiip.-iiiioiits

inflicted scvci'c losses on the eilrin_\'.

\lS(‘.

Dill l

it thc 'i‘or'/.borgo and Gryines purses ire l-`iilkeiilin_\'n's to ltuiuaniati terri-

grip is slowly being wenkelled.

I nnwlille everr liollr of respite

I nilins in strengthening their frontle

T ing great counter blow. in th

movement they will enlist the aid o

which belongs inuclt of the rrellll 'or turning imck the euenil/'S l\0S\

- it the gateways of Rumanla.

'Unless signs fsll the gene-riil often

Me .

iroiu the furious assaults of thc ene;

' mv is being utilized b_\ the ltuina-

the formidable Russian forces to

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its ull

tl ills 0it»ns_ive

rs ol .ltoiiinania. I E A

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for vit-tory in the east. They ny.. tree to ndnill that the ltumunluiis are confronted by all immense iindel' taking, but they tirinly believe Houma nic has iilvnkeiie-ll to her danger and will inittle now ai- for her life. M

A high iuilitar_\' autllorlty-sa_ld in ti\i---

`lolll°l_\'Z I '

“itc,iiie'ii_iiier_ the ilulnanlans _- hai'

not (ought il real battle for (oi-t_\ years iintll they entered this wlir aiid it has taken theni some little time to get the measure ot' new coli- iiitloiuz War has been revolution- ized lil the last two years. '|"odit_\' tho Rulnnnialis are just waking up lo the possibilities of nlotlrrn war- fare, and they will iilticltiy be show in: thc way to their veteran allies."

ROUMANIANS CAPTURE

MORE PRISONERS.

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(Special to the Guardian) lii‘t‘llAllES'i‘. October i9- ltr-i~

iiianinn troops are pushing back th-‘ iiivlidlng .-\ustrl-~Gltrnian. forces- _ol t|l;- 'l`i'ails_\'Lvaniii finnticr. in Praeduli _lircorllillg to olllchli atlvices tQrlsy,,t,l\it- ltr-liiniiiiiuiis drove the Teuton `u\'llt-1 beyond the boi-deiz lioumslliiiis als l-lniin to liiivc- gained ground in tit ~ Bran Deiill-\. ' - , . in Trotii Yiiiley. the statement adds.

The Rolinianialls- forced Austm~£er~ mulls to retire and to-all 600 prisons--.~‘ nnd twelve cannon. Another defnt.-li ment stint-king fiom Gott-asa in tht Trotus nrcii surprised Teutoii troops and took :£00 prlsr.-iicrr. and some ma~ i-hint- guns, _

RE-ASSURING DESPATCH EC

(Catladian Press Despatch) _

.. LONDON, Ort. G19--Todayfs news l'roul Rouinonla is regarded by 'tlir- Britlsh commentators as reassuring With the help of Rust-'~ia. _whl(‘h. ir (credited with sending formidable rc- lnforce-ments to the frontiers. thc_ol fenaive has been vigorously rénewc'

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" defenses ltntl repnrilig for the com- -‘ he R°“"'““I“"’ A“°"-°'99'm5-1

attacks in the passes have been Kell-

I: erally repulsed and Buebsrist ro

.ports speak of the pursuit of the Tcutoiiii: Allies, .particularly ln, i_ ,Predeal region. where the crtltil l

“|struggle for the ‘present ,moment - proeaadin¢ . - _ '

` 'l‘uer.1ay's Bucharest communlcsttw

tive about ‘to be launched by the itll manlans and _their-allies will constl

' into tile greatest eltort of the war b

With Folks-nhayn's armies as powerfu

a as they have showli themselves to b f in the past the grappleln'l‘rsnsylviin

d ferocious and spectacular struggle ‘ ever staged.

Military observers liere are confl

` dent o fthe nbllliy of the Rumsnlan

` admitted that the ltoumsnlsit -tmotn `lbsd been repuflsed,(olt .kstalsslllillt

forces of the enlente in the BitlkanZ'wMch° is 12 mn" 'uhm RM-"Mn

-‘territory In the .T_omb;;'g -Poem ~ I-ten, but the nritisli mary nm

° believe that. -if for§tine~ hvor'si»ti_in I' Roumaalsns- in the cl dist/Pict.

is will undoubtedly be one oi' thc mos _

I find its position -pr `.r..-slit-`-_“hi

f the invading force it tslss may

Oylmes Palm- whore; inans have tooo AIU’ NNI

rwiinin the ti-oi§tl:r._tl¢iti`n; Jew!

Mlnardb Llnlmsnt Curse Binds, llc Mlnarirs Linlmsnt curse Diphtlteris. , ,¢¢*.°¢_¢.¢¢ to ¢gg_gglCronu. 2640-10-20M1l._ » N|lnar¢~.` Llnlmont Cures Dlstsmpsr. to blast the hopes ot von lliadotiburs gollll °"' ~-‘--»--~».-_.Q . V.

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