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The Birmingham age-herald., 1915-09-26
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-15
RUSSIANS TENACIOUS
IN GRIP ON DWINSK.
Fighting Hard to Keep Firm
Hold of the Essential
Railway Centre.
GERMAN GAINS ARE FEW

LONDON. Oct. 14.-In the fighting that
has been going on for many weeks now
around Dwinsk, the point that Is essen
tial for Ileld Marshal Won Hindenburg
to reap the full fruits OF the control of
western Russia's railway system. the Ger
man Wal Office to-day lain local sue
cesses west and southwest OF Iluxt,
which lies due west of Dwinsk, on the
Dwinsk-Libau railroad.
This claim, however. Is followed Inn
mediately by the statement that Rus
sian attacks west and southwest OF
Dwinsk were repulsed. hic shows the
Cars troops continue to keep up their
offensive with the object to hold D~insk
at all odds.
Moreover. the Russian official state
ment asserts that the defenders of the
Dwinsk approaches. after beating down
German attacks. took the heights north
west OF the village OF Schlossberg. west
Of Illuxt.
Both sides assert Roadway In the
lighting I'm eastern Galicia.
TIL official statement Issued by the
German War Office this afternoon fol-
lows:
Army group OF Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg-West and southwest OF
Illuxt we threw the enemy out OF an
other position and took $50 prisoners
and three machin guns. Russian at
tacks west and southwest of Dwinsk
were repealed.
Army groups of Prince Leopold and
Gen. Won Linsingen-There Is moth
ing to report.
The troops under Gen. Coun Won
Bothmer captured Haivorenka. south
of Burkanow Tin eastern Galicia)
and drove the Russians back over the
Strypa.
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FIGHTING FOR DWINSK.
Zeppelins Active, Also Artillery
Russians Say Battle IL stubborn.

Special cable Despatch TO Tn St>.
PErRoGRAp, via London, oct. 1i-Th'
General Staff issued the following offi
cial export tonight:
\ German %aeroplanc has dropped
several bombs IN the Remersh Rail-
way line north of Friedrichstadt.
In the region of Jacobstadt the ar
tillery tire has increased in inten-
sity in some places.
on the night Of the 18th a Yep
pelin dropped about nifty bombs near
Dwinsk. No one was injured. on
the Dwinsk from there has been an
artillery duel on the road south of
Schlossberg, which We captured
YESTERDAY. Obstinate lighting on
tinues.
A stubborn engagement. in which
both sides are attacking. is also In
progress near the village of Sprou-
guine and in the vicinity OF the VIII
lage OF ~Garbounovka.
ON the line of the pemmen and
Drc>wiaty lakes desultory attacks
by the enemy have met with no sue
ress. The artillery duels continue.
We have occupied the village Of
Khropin". south OF Novel. on the
Prip-t River.
ON the left bank Of the StNr. north
Of Itofaloyka, our cavalry carred the
Xaliadinc farm.
In ,~;alicia. on the Strypa front, the
enemy at several points assumed the
offensive without success. Violent
fghting is taking place around the
villages Of N-niavy and lavoroska
and west Of Tremhoyla.
ON the Caucasian front the efforts
of Turkish scouts to get past our ad-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-15
CALLS SPEECH JEJUNE.
.'Timcs" says DISQUALIFICATION Ex-
lists in Al Quarters.

49, FNFNh W - -
1ONpoN, oct. Is ,Friday).-The
Tunes. which is the foremost " the
Governments critics. describes the
speech of Sir Edward Grey AS singu-
larry %jeiune. The paper renews Its at
tack on the Government and declares
that dissatisfaction with the situation
to-day and the events created by II
exists in all quarters.
British diplomacy. strategy and the
general conduct of the war. the paper
Iciteratos, want cohesion and direction.
II is felt everywhere that the true story
of the Dardanelles expedition il becom-
ing a matter or common knowledge and
Il is not a story that rebounds to the
credit OF those who are responsible.
The Daily Mad declares that Sir I'D
ward Grey's speech will make "A dis
hea rtening impression throughout the
country.
'He still appears to be unconscious
says this paper. "of the fact that he has
any mistakes to apologize for. Yet the
slow wittedness Of British Balkan diplo-
macy must be patent to everybody unless
British diplomacy is so saturated with
the tradition that SO long as II Is
straightforward and digniied nothing
else is TO be expected.
But in crucial times Ike these firm
ness and energy are needed. The For
eign Office has placed our military
strategy at a serious disadvantage"
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United States unless the latter ceases
making munitions for the Allies"
Such Is the latest verbal manifestation
of frankness on the part of DIR. Constan-
tin r. Dumba. according to passengers
on the Nieuw Amsterdam. the Holland
America liner which bore the recalled
Austrian Ambassador honeward.
The liner is being detained at Fat
mouth because DIR. Dumba's valet IL of
military age and has no passport. His
status is being investigated by the Brit
ish authorities
Passengers on the Nieuw Amsterdam
say Dr.. Dumba in the curse of the
voyage frequently expressed his conf
dence In the victory of the central
Powers. and supplemented his prediction
by the above statement. His fellow pas
sengers assert the ex-Ambaasador tried
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-15
TEUTON DRIVE HELD UP
BY SERBIAN RESISTANCE
Advance Makes Slow Progress at Heavy Cost in Men
Italy Likely to Send Troops to Balkans
Greece Reserves Final Decision.

Bulgarian legation received official news
from Sofa to-day that a Serbian column
had been attacked by the Bulgarians
near kustendil and TIN. Seventy Serbs
were killed and 500 wounded. Bulgaria
declared war on Serbia at 5 A. NJ,
October II. the despatch adds.
After the news that W. Bulgarian
divisions had crossed into Serbian ter
itory reached Athens the Serbian Min
6ter there called on Premier Zaimis
nd asked what Greece's attitude would
e. The Premier reserved a definite re-
ly. but said nat Greece would main
tain armed neutrality for the present,
eserving final decision until further de-
yelopments,
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II GERMAN ORE SHIPS GONE
British Submarines In RnIt,c Via.
IInve sunk Missing \c,scI..

l.oNpoN. oct. IA stockholm dc,.
patch a. that seventeen Germau ora
steamships which ply In the Baltic Sea
are missing.
They are believed to have been sum.
by British submarines.
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CARSON DENIES HE RESIGNED.
London Believes lie Tried To. hut
That Premier wouldn't Accept.

SptC1uT tUU't UtSpuTcH 70 TIE Sun,
LONDON, Oct. li-Sir Edward Carson
las denied the report, widely circulated,
that he had resigned from the Cabinet.
The rumor was started Tuesday hen
il was learned that he had been absent
from a long session OF the Cabinet.
Later substance seemed to be given this
rumor by the fact that during the SEES
sion he had been sitting in AN adjacent
house chatting with two friends.
Al the conclusion of the session Sir
Edward Carson received a message from
Premier ASquith, 1t is now believed
that he rendered his resignation and that
the Premier refused to accept il.
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GERMANS TO AID BELGIANS.
To Ray for FOOd Crops aud Give
Them 20 american Conn issiOn.

LoNpoN, Oct. 1.-THE German Army
STAN in the east and west Flanders
zone has concluded an arrangement
with the American Relief Commission
by which 100000 Belgian civilians in
that district will be p~rovisloned.
The German authorities have requi-
s,tioned at iiXed prices the cereal and
root crops and will hand them over to
The commission tor equal distribution.
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BULGAR SEE NEW ERA.
Occupation Of Coded Turkish Ter,
ritory Announced in soma.

SpecIuI tuUNe DeSpdfcN 70 THE Sun.
LONDON, oct. 1.-THE following Of
ncial statement was issued at Sofia TO.
day by the Bulgarian War Office
The coded Turkish territory has
been entirely occupied by the Bull
garian authorities. Enver Pasha has
telegraphed to Foreign Minister
Radoslavof assurance hat Turkey
ceded the territory with "A profound
belief in the continuance of Turco-
Bulgarian friendship.
The sacrifice of the ottoman Gov
eminent. which was conscious of main
tanning good relations with Bulgaria.
marks the inauguration Of a new era
I'm the Aka
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AUsTRIANS DRIVEN BACK.
Italians say Two O6ensives Met
with Heavy Losses.

NUSCTUT tHOTe UeNDuICN 10 THt Sun
ROME, Oct. 1.-THE War Office is
sued the following statement tonight
on the Menzli Monte Nero region)
on the evening Of October 10 enemy
detachments attempted an Eruption
against our approaches. h attempt
failed with heavy losses to the attack
ers.
On the Carso plateau in the after
noon Of October ~ the enemy. after
violent artillery and rifle ire, accom-
panied by the throwing of numerous
hand grenades, attacked our positions
east of Monfalcone. Owing to the firm
stand and the effcacious fire of our
troops the enemy's infantry retired in
disorder. leaving many dead. and also
some prisoners In our hands.
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RUSSIANS A BEATEN
Fourth Attack Wear BurkanOw re
pulsed by AustrO-Germans.

VIENNA. via Amsterdam. Oct. 1.-THE
War once issued the following statement
to-day regarding operations against
Russia:
Near Burkanow, on the Strypa least
Galicia). the fourth Russian attack
was repulsed by Austro-German bat
talions. Otherwise there were no i'm
portant events in the northeast.
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vanced posts continue without success
in the coast region. Our advance
posts have repulsed the Turks with
rife fire and hand grenades. In the
sector Of the lower Olti River and the
village of Sivratchay, southeast Of
Lake Tortuin. there have been skirm-
ishes between patrols. Near Vastan
Pass, on the southern side of Lake
Van. we annihilated "a Turkish detach-
ment. with Its officers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-15
-Four British ships Weeks Toll.

Aprc'd| tdble beSpatch 10 TUr Sun.
'.o~uoN, oct, li-Four british mer-
'nintmen We're sunk or captured dur
ing IN" week ended October IS, II vas
OFFICIALLY to-day. The number
'f arrivals and sailings VAS 1901.
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GREECE RATTLES SWORD
King says. However, Country
Nenaces No Nation.

ATHENS, Oct. 1<.-'Greece Is merely
loosening her sword in its scabbard,'
King Constantine said in an interview
to-day. "She menaces no nation. but
she cannot allow her integrity or the
freedom OF Greece to be menaced.'
The King said he hoped to be able
to fulfil his duty OF keeping his coun-
try out OF the war at all hazards.
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Special Cabi, D.,pofcb IN Tur s,y

LONDON. Oct. 1.-THE British casualty
lists for all fronts published to-day con-
tain the names Of 161 officers, of whom
sixty-three were killed, and 1850 men,
Of whom 452 were killed.
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REFUSED AT M
vienna Reports Failure of Italia u
Attack On B~ridHehcad.

VIENNA. via Amsterdam. Oct. IL
The Austrian War Office issued to-day
the following report of operations on the
Italian front
Vigorous artillery fire from runs OF
heavy and medium calibre was begun
yesterday afternoon against the
plateau OF lafraun.
Against some sectors along the front
in the coastal district enemy artillery
also developed Increased activity.
Attempts of Italian infantry 10 APP
proach Orsic and the bridgehead at
Tolmino were repulsed.
In the north western portion of the
Doberdo plateau u fire forced the
enemy to .vacuate precipitately his
advanced dugouts.
Berlin SuHers From Lack Of MIX
BERLIN. via Amsterdam. oct. Ia
MIX cards. similar to those used early
in the war in the distribution of bread
may he introduced here as "A result OF
the shortage Of milk supply in Berlin.
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1T" Cons,antinonie" by Land.

special Cable Despatch to THE SuN.
PARIS, oct. l4.--Thr journal des De-
bats in an editorial to-day suggests that
he allied forces which are going to the
AID of Serbia ma strike for Constan-
,inople IL they should he unable to pre-
vent the Austro-ciermans and Bulgar-
ians from penetrating through Serbia.
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TO be friendly, but that Americans, AZ ,
rule. kept aloof. DR.. Dumba and NI,ns
Duinba ate at n separate table in Tho
saloon.
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BRITISH MAY SEIZE
DR.. DUMBA'S VALET
Passengers Say Envoy Pre-
diets War With L. :. Over
Munitions Sales.

Specidi cable Despatch 10 Tnr SuS.
LONDON. Oct. 1i.-"Austria and Ger
many will probably declare war on the
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SnrrRUI at sRIOntca.

From Athens IT Is learned that Gen
Sarrail, commander In chief Of the
French forces in the Orient. arrived al
Salonica yesterday. The civil and MILL
tary authorities are said to have ex-
tended a cordial welcome TO him.
A Berlin despatch says the Td0ebIdtf
published a report that Italy has oc-
cupied twelve islands In the eastern
Mediterranean. II Is understood that
Greece has made formal protest against
this action.
Martial law was declared at Salonica
Tuesday, says a despatch from Athens,
aud the Greek forces have been com
handed by Gen. Moschomowlos, I'm com
mand there, to salute the French and
British officers. a similar order has
been issued TO the allied troops in re-
gard to saluting the Greek officers.
A Bucharest despatch says that the
Russians have withdrawn the troops
massed along the Itumanian frontier IN
B~essarahia and are now concentrating
them at odessa with a view TO sending
an expeditionary force against Bulgaria
y way OF the Black Sea.
An Athens despatch says that the
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Special Gable Despatch 10 THE suS.

LONDON, Oct. 14.-Both the German
and Austrian Wal Offices announced to-
day that progress was made in their ad-
vance n Serbia, but the facts as de-
tailed In the respective statements do not
reveal a rapid advance. In fact, they
indicate Just the opposite. n very slow
forward movement made in face of furi-
Gus n effective resistance by the Serbs.
From Berlin 1t Is learned that Pozare-
vac is practically enveloped. This town
is ten miles south of the Austrian FROM
tier and is a little east OF the branch
railway which runs south from Semen
drla to Plana, twenty-five miles distant,
where II connects with the main line Of
the Orient railroad. The German official
statement yesterday said the advance
guard had arrived a Pozarevac.
The Vienna stattO mt to-day says that
progress has been made south of Bel
grade and hat on the lower Drina, on
the northwestern frontier OF Serbia, the
Serbians have been driven from some Of
their trenches.
The Serbians have assumed the Of
fensive against the Buigarians and have
entered bulgarian territory at several
points. An unofficial despatch from
Sofia contains this news. 1t says that
on October ~ the Serbians crossed the
frontier and attempted TO occupy the
heights OF koritska. Glava and Raso-
watts. but were repulsed and these
heights we're occupied by Bulgarians.
serbs UnsuccessfuI.
on the night Of October II the Ser
bians unsuccessfuily attempted to take
strategical points commanding the Sofia
road by a surprise attack. They were
driven back Fighting continues.
The German Official statement respect
Ing the Serbian campaign says:
our troops continue to advance south
of Belgrade. The works on the west.
northeast and southeast fronts OF Po-
Earevac. which are Of a fortified char
acter, have been taken.
The Austrian official statement was
as follows:
Our attacks are proceeding every
where In spite OF most severe resist
ance on the part OF the enemy. on the
lower Dr!n our troops elected the
enemy from several trenches. South
of Belgrade We captured stubbornly
contested vantage points. Serbian
counter attacks always failed, with
very heavy losses to the enemy.
1t seems probable now that Italy will
take action in supper; of Serbia. The
French Premier, NJ. Vivlani. announced
in the Senate to-day hat Italy in all
likelihood wou take part in the Balkan
operations.
A despatch from Rome says that
Premier Salandra returned from the
front to-day and Immediately conferred
with the Minister Of War. II IL ex-
pected that "A Cabinet council will he
held without delay. Premier Salandra
went 20 the front a few days ~ TO
submit 10 King Victor Emmanuel, 1t is
believed, a plan for Italian cooperation
in the Dardanelles.