, 1916-11-04

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question flon Mr.. Arthur Lynch that the
Government would i ntroduce y BIZ p"ovid-
ing for the removal from The peerape Of
CHOSE members of the House Of LoldS, for
instance, German Princes, who are now III
arms against the Allies"
Ottawa, Nov. 1st-Sir George Perley has
been appointed Minister of the Canadian
Overseas forces in Gteut Britain aud viii
preside over n sub-militia council, which it
is intended 10 establish there. The ieQuir-
ed order in council was passed today.
London, Nov. 1st.--Duling the night, says
to days official statement, reporting opera,
tions in Northern France, we conducted
successful raids on enemy trenches northeast
of Festnbert and in the neiglbourbood Of
Mrssines. There was intermittent hostile
s%leilIng on our front south of the Somme
river. Otherwise there is uotblng to report.
Washington, Nov. 1st.-The Secretary of
State Mr.. lansing authorized n formal state
ment to-day that the passage OF the political
campaign would in no way affect the lnVes-
tigation of submarine attack, aud that there
had been no change III the United States
Governments policy. Meanwhile Count Won
Bernstolff sent a wireless despatch to his
Government, asking that be be furnished
Immediately by wireless with all the details
regarding the sinking Of the "Marino".
Paris, Nv. 1st.-North of the Somme
last night French troops advanced in tue
neighbourhood of Lesboeufs, the War Office
announced to-day. German troops made an
attack at Sally Saillisel. but were driven back
after q violent encounter.
Paris, Nov. 1st-The village of Barakiia-
yuma in the Struma sector of the Macedo-
niau front was captured last night by Brit
ish troops. They inflicted heavy losses on
H. D,1~A,;o,, H. W. n G1oo o,mO,,po01 to
day and took some prisoners.
Cork, Nov. 1st-FifteeD Americans who
reached COX on Tuesday night with the
other members of the crew OF the Marina
after that steamer had been sunk by o sub
murine, are today under the care Of the Anne
rlcan Consul. One of The crew states that
there were two submarines plainly visible
from the bridge. The first one attacked the
Marina on the starbCard side, while the
other lay off some distance 10 port doing
observation duty.
London, Oct. 81st (delayed)-The British
steamer Rowanmore from Baltimore for
Liverpool, sunk last week by q sui marine
attempted to escape from The attacking sub
marine, but the latter continued to shell the
ship after she stopped, according to afida-
Wits from members Of the crew procured by
the American Consul at Liverpool.
IOD0Ol, NOV. 1SI.-1ue OluClHl COhllluhl-
cation from headquarters III France issued
tonight reads. This afternoon in coDjunc-
ton with the French we made % local attack
east of LosBoeufs where some ground was
gained. There was heavy hostile Smelling
against our front between LIE Sas and
Guedecourt and in the neighbour hood of
Scbwahen redoubt. South of Hulluch this
morning we bombarded enemy trenches with
good results. An enemy rad west OF An
gres was easily repulsed. Yesterday our
aircraft did some useful work i'll reconnais-
ance aud bombing enemy batteries. One
hostile machine was driven down in a daIn-
aged condition aud one of ours is missing.
Petrograd, Nov. 1st- Fierce battles be-
tween Austro-G German forces and Russian
forces are taking place sonth of Brzezany
on the Zlota Lipa river III Galcio says the
Russian Official statement issued today. In
the region Of Mechischuv wood supe-
lior Teutonic forces the statement adds
pressed back the Russian troops TO the
southern portion of the woods. Anstro-
Germans have occupied the Rumanian viii
lagos of Bacevitza aud Titechi about IL
miles south of Rosenthurm Pass on the
Pennsylvania frontier according TO todays
Russian official statement the Rumauiaus re-
firing a little to the south. The text I. the