Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1915-10-23
Premier venizeIos Compelled
to Resign Because of Dis
agreement With King.
DEPUTIES STILL WITH ALLIES
Chamber Votes to Stand BY Its Pre-
siding OffIcer-Bio Guns at Work
Again in the West

NenlZ6lOS, mas carried MS pOlIC1cS
through the Greek chamber with
majority of 40, some members not
voting, but the Athens correspondent
of the Havas Agency is authority for
the announcement that Venizelos lat
er resigned because King Constantine
informed him that he was unable to
support the policy of his ministry
The Bulgarian premier, M. Radios
lavoff, has declared, according to
Berlin newspaper;
1--WE confront war and must defend
our national interests. We must wrest
from our enemies everything they
took from us two years ago"
This Bulgarian for Russia
General Savoff, the former Bulgar-
ian minister of war, is quoted as say
ing<
Every Bulgarian who breaks away
from Russia commits an act of trea-
son toward his country"
Replying to an Interpolation respect
ing the occupation of Saloniki, Pre-
mier Venizelos said:
'.They (the entente powers) offer
Servia, Greece's ally, succor in the
event of circumstances which would
require Greece herself, under her al
lance, to give Servia help"
Bio Guns at Work Again.
On the Western front the big guns
have again undertaken the task of
attempting to level the German en-
trenchments, presumably in prepare
ton for a continuation of the attacks
which proved successful in Artois and
Champagne. In some sectors there
has been infantry fighting, in which
j., e r,<7I,
changes hands, this being particularly
the case in the areas where the allies
have made their gains and where the
Germans are trying to win back the
lost ground.
Wide Russian Offensive.
Russia, whose armies for five
months have been retiring, has begun
an energetic offensive along wide
| front, from Riga to southeast of Wilma,
and, according to unofficial report
has already met with considerable
success.
| This, however, is denied by Berlin
which says that all the Russian at
tacks have been repulsed.
More Vim in Russian Attacks.
Berlin, Oct. 5.-The Russians are
| attacking vigorously all along the
| front from Vileika to point southeas1
| of Riga, it was officially admitted to
day, seemingly having received large
| supplies of ammunition
Yesterday the enemy advanced il
dense masses on the entire front be
tween Postawa and Smorgon, afte
liberal artillery preparation" said thi
afternoons official statement. "Th'
attack broke down, the enemy suffer
ing heavy losses. We also Pepulse'
Russian attacks southwest of Lenne
walden"
The following official communities
ton from Russian general headqual
tiers was issued tonight:
Near Dvinsk the Germans at moo
yesterday opened a hail of fire agains
the sector of one of our regiments i
the vicinity of the village of Chickors
between the railway and Svente
Lake The Germans employed gun
of very large caliber. including som
S-inch-
"At many of the forts of the Rive
, Madzicki, and its tributary, the d
: senki, there has been stubborn figh
: ing. The village of Borovya, in tn
Koziany region, was carried by a
sault by our troops
Paid Dearly for Big Drive.
, Berlin, Oct 5-A supplement to th
: German official statement says tt
: French losses in killed. wounded an
: prisoners in the recent fighting wei
at least 10000 and those of the Bri
! ish sixty thousand, while the Germa
losses were not one-fifth of this nun
: Der.
Preceded by a violent fire, the
rushed forward and occupied part
. our trenches. We, in turn, subjects
the trenches and enemy who reaChs
: them to destructive fire from our a
= tillery, and our troops advanced in
vigorous counter attack. Unable
Withstand our fire, the Germans fl
y back with heavy losses The trench
were reoccupied by US.