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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-01
CABINET RUMORS
ALARM AUSTRIA
People Feel Changes Now
Mean Events of Grave
Import.

London, Nov. Dispatches from
Zurich. Switzerland, declare that rumors
Of impending changes in the Austrian
Cabinet have excited surprise and some
apprehension in political circles in Vi
emma.
The Austrian Parliament has not
been in session since the outbreaE OF
the war, and the fear Is expressed IN
some of the dispatches reaching Zurich
that matters Of gr. at portent must nave
arisen 10 induce ministerial changes AT
the present critical moment.
II is declared in authoritative c,rcles
i'm Vienna mat Emperor Williams visit
10 the Austrian capital was without
particular political purpose.
"The Pail Mall Gazette" assoclating
Emperor Williams visit to Vienna with
reports that Germany is willing 10
enter on peace negotiations, ventures
the opinion that, as already suggested
the Emperor's trip TO the Austrian cap
ital may represent fresh attempt TO
hiring about conclusion OF a separate
peace between Austria and Italy. II
says;
''Some features of Italy's attitude
may lend encouragement TO such an
enterprise. The government at Rome
for reasons never disclosed, has re
Trained from declaring war on Ger
many. and has shown no particular
eageruess 10 cooperate with the Allies
in restoring the situation in the Bal
kans.
III il IS believed in Berlin that Italy
can definitely be- squared by liberal
surrender of territory wherein she
+ claims a national interest. great press
urc may be employed ut Vienna 20
bring about such Il sacrifice, and thus
liberate Austrian troops for other re-
l.i.ns -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-01
BRITISH DENY BOMB CHARGE
Explosive Not Placed on Steamer Ger
mania, Says Foreign Office.

London, Nov. 30.-An explosion re-
ported on the German steamer Ger
mania in the Baltic probably was due
TO sea water contracting the boilers
after the ship had been run ashore and
deserted In Swedish territorial waters,
says an official statement by the For
eign Office to-day.
The statement was drawn out by n
recent assertion from German sources
that the Germania had been blown up
by = bomb from British submarine.
The Foreign Office denies that any
bomb was placed on the Germania by
the British and adds that British sailors
made no attempt to destroy the vessel,
which was bound from Stettin with q
cargo of 2,7b0 tons of concentrated iron
ore.
"The Germhnia, heading for the
Swedish coast, disregarding the signal
to stop, continued to steam In that di-
rection," says the statement. "Shots
were fired by the submarine 70 bring
the vessel 10 and also to warn her that
she was running on sand bank The
Germans paid no attention 10 these
signals and ran ashore"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-01
BRITISH SHELL
BELGIAN COAST
Squadron BombardS Ger,
man Posts for More
than Two Hours.
FRENCH ARTILLERY
WRECKS TRENCHES
Wins Duel of Heavy Guns in
Alsace-Mine and Grenade
COmbats Continue.

London, Nov. 30.-German positions
on the Belgian coast from Zeebrugge
to Ostend were bombarded for two
hours this morning by British squad
ron, according 20 Reuter- dispatch
from Amsterdam.
On the rest OF the Western front
there has been little activity except
for the usual cannonsde. In Alsace
the French guns shattered German
trenches ir the valley of the Fecht.
FRENCH OFFICIAL.
The following official communication
was issued by the War Office in Paris:
The day has been one Of rain, mist
and thaw in Champagne. Beyond
the usual cannonade nothing has been
reported on the entire front other
than grenade lighting in Artols, IN
the region of Loos, and in Alsace,
where effective firing by our artll-
lery shattered enemy trenches TO the
north of Muehlbach. In the valley oil
the Fecht.
BELGIAN OFFICIAL.
The Belgian official communication
reads;
There was a bombsrdment Of our
front In the direction Of Ramsca-
pelle, Pervyse. Observation-Disclosures
Oostkerke, the south Of Dixmude,
Oudecapelle, Noordschoote and Pype-
gaale. Our batteries bombarded the
German front in the direction OF
Eessen, Woumen and Bixschoote.
GERMAN OFFICIAL.
German Army Headquarters gave out
this statement:
Fighting activity was limited to-
day to artillery duels, bomb throw
ing and mining warfare at several
points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-01

N''''NNN $3.50 80
have slowed owing to the wintry
weather.
The Serbians, unless followed into
Albania, will in time probably reappear
as a rejuvenated army. for II is sald
that 25O, 900 Of them, including soldiers
and civilians, have taken refuge there
and Jhat they have saved all then
mountain batteries and a portion OF
their field guns. Also included in this
number are all the youths VINO can MI
the gaps when equipment reaches them
from the Adriatic.
Nonastir was formally SURRENDERED
to the Bulgarians on Monday, accord
ing TO an Athens dispatch TO The DAILY
On Sunday Colonel Vassitch, the
Serbian commander, informed the
Greek Consul of his intention 10 sur
render the city without lighting, IN
order to avoid useless blOodshed. A
commission composed of the Greek and
Rumanian consuls and high priests was
appointed TO negotiate with the Bull
CARS as 10 the handing over OF the city,
and the commission went 20 the mead
quarters of the nearest Bulgar army
for a conference.
Tho capture Of Prisrend. the last i'm
portant city held by the Serbs in the
north. with 5000 prisoners, is claimed
for the Bulgarians by Berlin. This is
not borne out, however, by the Aus
trian official report, which remarks
that "the Bulgarians are approaching
Prisrcnd."
Southwest Of Mitrogitza General
Won Kolvess's army is still pursuing
the Serbians. West OF the Sitnica
General Won Gallwitz took 1000 pris-
oners. says Berlin, which also records
a defeat for the Montenegrins.
The unavailing efforts Of the Ser
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-01
WOULD JAIL DUTCH EDITOR
Amsterdam Prosecutor Resents Attack
on Central Powers.

London. Nov. 3O.-The public prose-
,ltor Of Amsterdam, according to n
Reuter- dispatch from that city, de-
handed to-day that q sentence Of six
months IMPRISONMENT be imposed on
uDer Schroeder, chief editor of the
~Iclegraaf," for having said IN a re-
cent article:
There are in Central Europe a num-
Der Of scoundrcls who are responsible
'oI the war"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-01
NORTHCLIFFE WARNED
TO CURB HIS PAPERS
Stronger Measures" Otherwise
Home Secretary Hints.

London. Nov. 3O.-sir John A. Simon,
Secretary Of State for Home Affairs,
served notice on Lord Northcliffe to-
day in the House Of Commons that if
the "gentler way" heretofore pursued
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-01
CANADA'S WAR LOAN
OVERSUBSCRIBED
$4,000 Applicants Offer More
than Double Amount Asked.

Ottawa. Ont, Nov. 3O.-The $4,000
900 Canadian domestic war loan has
been subscribed twice over. The FL
nance Department announced that, al
though the loan closed to-day, there
were still to be received subscriptions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-01
GERMANS HOLD SN0WSH0ES
Ban Export Under Weapon" Decree,
But Pass Photographs.

Berlin. Nov 30. The expectation Of
snowshoes. either partly or entirely
finished. is forbidden in a decree issued
to-day under the regulations governing
"weapons. ammunition and powder"
The same order removes the restric-
tions on the expectation OF various
articles. including monographs, glas o.
ware. canes. riding whips, watches,
pianof. harlonicas and photograph
frames.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-01

ment has advanced total Of s57,772. p
600 in temporary advances 20 the inn
perial government 10 pay for orders
placed in Canada by the she'll commit
tee. These advances have been from
time to time repaid by the Imperial
Treasury"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-01
Battle for Bridgehead.

The battle for the Gorilla bridgehead
+. SAID by the correspondent 10 be the
Interest and most bloody OF the cam
raigr. Losses are enormous, and there
/, a tremendous expenditure OF am
nunition.
Airmen are playing an important
rsrt. The Italians are employing great
bsttle planes of new type. when
he weather is clear these armored NY
ing machines, thirty yards long
equipped with three motors and two
on three machine guns, can be seen
plainly from the Austrian lines. Ere
oaentiy entire squadrons take part N
aerial battles.
A S,efani dispatch from Berne says
that there is a shortage Of coal at
Trieste and that the price OF illumi-
mating gas has risen considerably. The
population of the city has decreased
largely and there is suffering on &C
count Of lack Of work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-01
e,smv Will Force Victory
:, Any Cost, Says Vienna
War Office.
I AIlNCH il ASSAULTS
AT CARSO CRESTS
.,,;ars Claim 10 Have Hurled
Rark Foe Everywhere on
The ISOnzo Front.
The T4.bun..I

Nov. 3O.-"On the Italian
10 becomes clearer that the
viii. at all costs, force a
,,.r Gor.zia, If it is at all pos
10 do So" says the official state
d., >secd al Vienna tonight.
-o,si5sred IN the light Of previous
.,,-cements by the Austrian War
F,, this communication is inter
...o5 here as meaning that the fall
Ito Ison-o stronghold is near. The
o,-.s given out at Vienna are be
rsd 10 have been worded 30 prepare
ps5hc for an Austrian retirement
cas-, from Gorilla.
AGAINST the whole front from Toll
ann TO the sea the Italians continue
-, energetic offensive. The Austrians
tsv, brought up achievements and
,.rs begun a series Of counter attacks
,or,bwest Of Gorilla, but west Of the
.,v and south Of it, on the Doberdo
plsteau, the Italians are making prog
ress.
slowly but surely, King victor En-
r,,peTs troops are drawing their nets
.'..l Tolo,iro Gorilla and Doberdo.
L.;r a+.acLs have
Tine after time thsir ATTACKS nave
b.o, repeated against carefully pre-
.;.;or. Al4borgb Vienna
1aied poS''''''7 - ~
.lims that most OF '"ese AsSa -
lave been repulsed, the constant pat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-01
BALKAN DELAYS
ALARM ALLIES

Continued from page /
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-05
PuTLLIES IN FINAL
GAMES OF SCHEDULE

Philadelphia. Pa. Oct 5.-The Ma
5ionaI league champions closed their
regular. schedule today by meeting
Brooklyn in two contests, and the next
Hwo days VIII be employed in getting
the grounds and PLAYERS in readiness
for the opening Of the worlds series
on Friday. it viii be the first time in
the history al tie park that 50 many
reservations We're needed.
Fears that Kllifer. the PhiIles' star
catcher, who has been out Of the game
nursing an injured shoulder, would not
be able TO take part in the champion
shin games. were partly set at rest
last night by the announcement that
he probably viii be in shape for the
first game kilhfer who is consid-
cred by many to be the best catcher in
the National league. has been under
the care Of 8 New York specialist Tor
several weeks
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-10-05
.SPALDINC'S SON
IN SUIT ON WILL
Keith sHalding Alleges That Step
Mother Used DHdue influence ou
His Father.


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Gs KAN anotrs
Sine Proclamation aus benz Sabre
1918.

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arieg. fsin Msnfa anber ben 9ritgs'
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Rritgs-5 hatttlrcimt.

Sft lieat aud stnn int finb'i6eu spicI.
Sphn Bun bfntt: rquF ben petten Meertr
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Die tfnnun9 Orr Gl(a0tr.
Sin Streit btr GsIe6rten In Der afa
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frpmme Serren. Seitbem rufFIde ub
engIif4e 0ffiattre ssur llsberpn6une"
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-09

5tW GfHEff4@ tliEf NF WtNft3N
#ifet1aH 'a8 wF Hsm.
aaabl Hata hat De l-lgtm 8immN Nee.
aE Rata HHs tfnli naA Rat iut
RiitiagEs tsH NsmMaHstHnslH. fiin.
fH Atttilf Fh tilft Atttl An HitiMl
isgn, tis bfiaStHh naihlsf Naiptfa.
liaH 5 psti aifu, 0ttiH u ailHs. itadl
lthf eit tt tin5t tsastlbat Hisfmiga
5unlttgfiafB flaI $3.50 uuliH bltrlaHlss.
nam rttn iH tFtp6htaN uab plSsth abl
fuubfHb @s bttta aHh5ll eltA BIZ 1artt
h1& @lalts ttieiatfib bftRimllht mitb.
@& Tam laaaf MaHet iar. ahH etl a5thl
efr Nefs ots commandments iitbs mil
olgftr 9nuahmt In misHiptwh.
Ete HemmaHbitm6t tfiRaflt.
Hltrti ManJilon. Der abialdnt. lrili
tin; aEr5tlnl brighltn9'
s4lertt, mfin Sobn, i4du dnmat bisr
auf biz aarie."
n3u gsftht. Gr5tatus.4
s5itbR BIZ bier bjtit bsi6m 6obtu r
s@rlsaea1 uer3tibeu, i@ Itbt uur tiue
666t.4
STR quit lin bieIt cine 6Sbt bans
belt "a fiji. BieIe 60be mub ttisbi tptr.
ben. 8erittbt ou, meiu Gu9u: ft mab
btiebi psrbm.4
n3u 8tfebl, Gr5e1tn5.4
LIMB tpenn fe befebt If, odnR mtIbs 10
mir"
s3a gefthl, Gz3easns.4
aointtr oisier 96bs liedt bic Stabt
pr3h3p."
Die 1T feH in sdnben Der Deuts
i9en; bic fibIen iid bort 10 fiber, bab
Fe cine sriinoliAe aeinigung Der Sduler
urb StraBen borsenummen baben."
spafAoa! Diefe lliemes Iinb bod all
oun1ms 9erle ~. StraBtnrsinigen, 6dits
erreitigsn nie fol- fia goIt od pobt
fhhlen2 = @enitg an BEN - iene 5Dbe
m II 3 beftbt fptrben.@
BIT 9efebI, Gr3elens."
Qltret Mdusitoip, Der Qoiutant, pers
f4pinbet; Rtfpldlts NitolauienitId, ber
commandments, ereiFt mod etli6e MaIe
sur fonberbar geformten Glaf6e unb bat
barn tptrtlt9 etue Snfpirdtion: Il piirbt
ld4 petrogrdb berthten: ,pt8h3lp pom
6einhs geIdubtrt.4 gts ber Rommanbis
renoe bic bier Mprtt nisbtreef6tieben BAT,
it cine balbe Gtunbe perganaen uub
aleret tritt eth, fhIdgt bic 6dden 8uz
lamnlen unb f%aluttrt.
sQlerei, mein Gobn, mas ijt?"
pDteIbe gthorfamit, Ggaeasn3, bic 61be
1T beiebt."
Ser quit 8irtli6 ferr gut! srfnte,
Qlerei. mein Gphn." Der a%ommanots
renbe reidt benz abiutanttn Bic 8tafde,
Der Qbiutdnt reidt ie tpitber benz aortz
manbtrenben unb 70 ge6t bic 5ldf6e bin
unb Der utlD BET uflb bin - otter, tebr oft.
SdIieBliA fa9t Der commandments:
y4lfo fdon beIebt, mein 5pbnl SER
gut! Serr prompte Qrbett mub i'd
lnsehenb mad petrpgrab melben, bdmit
Der commandments duf Der S6he ben
bonn 81. Rafaet befommt. Mer bat
oenn bic 9obe beTeBt, Qlereia4
rD}elbs gsboriamit, Gg3eleu8, = bic
Die 9eutfGsn9!4
r3u gefe9I, GrseIen3l*
Morduf Der aommanbirtH6c benz Obs
cine 9brFtigt redtB unb cine
0brfeige Iints berfeBt, baB CT bepubtIps
amfdlt. Damn 8iebt Der aommanbirenbe
pie groben arteasittebeIn ali, leat bic
54drpe Inn, febt ben Setm duf, ntmmt
ben Deaen In bic Baait, Hiirmt CANA az
lsiu aaf bic beIebte 5Dbe unO Idbt It3 see
fanaen nehnen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-09
MuHfde 9rene.

poiuear6 (8um grobFiirften): .6ier,
bus 1T bic lebte wliaiarbt, bic i4 6a6s.
aber id gebs lie biz, neil Id tpeib, bub
BY bic duBerIte anitrengung MAIDEN pirft,
i'm ben ~semeinfdmen Geinb niessrsus
ringer.@
GroBflrft: mSd, Ia, usrfab bid nur uuF
midi Woiucdre e~ntferHt Ii9) .Sp. !.
fp!2 Die lebte Miliarbea Nrmeg
granaos! DUB id mir dnoerea Ureunb
iuasn."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-09

Cine 9dutrin In Gssfennnrt lomml
britt sinem guist .citbtsgdben" fir i1rtu
Eohn, Der In GuIl8ieH iteht. nnb iroot bit
lOIimtifertn: mNadfs mas, bib .Gbs
tarts" brauF ltsHt, ID fan "a d gaal
Quad briun9@
2Mlnfsn iudts ulr, ipann's I'll g1ae'u
hsfiraai.' msluls nit gutem 6ampr BIZ
Notmsitsria.