, 1916-11-04

Sir George himself. Ottawa attaches great
Importance to the change announced today.
London, Nov. 1st.-A Reuter- despatch
flom Salonica quotes M Venizelos, the
former Premier, in an interview ON the
sinking of the Greek steamer ADgheliki
by q German submarine as saying. cit was
an act of piracy of q German submarine III
the territorial VOTERS of Greece against ves-
sells plying between Greek ports, and the
laInentable death of many Greek citizens
gives the last chance 10 King Constantine
to restore nationality by assuming direction
of the sacred struggle which is necessitated
by the honour and vital interests Of Greece.
Buffalo, New York, Nov. 1st-President
Wilson declared in his night speech here
that The United States is not afraid to fight.
and is not disinclintd to fight for the OBJ
iects for which it was founded. re oppos-
ed seciionalism, and said the destinies OF
peace and war should not be used for par
tisan advantages. The Presidents speech
was devoted almost entirely to the discus
sion of domestic issues and criticisms OF his
political opponents.
Rome, Nov. 2ud-Pope Benedict's appeal
10 Bishops throughout the world 10 help III
the relief OF Poland has brought to the V"tl-
can The sun, of 1000. 600 francs, which will
be sent 10 the Polish G, mmittee in Switzer-
IupQ Tor the r0ll0I OF SuuofluSs
London, Nov. 2nd-Two suff,agettes were
arrested at midnight Tuesday, while hurl-
ing stones through FIVE of the windows Of
the Home Office and the Colonial Office in
Whitehall. The stones bore sucn iHscrip-
tons as Down with Grey" 'Down with
Haldane" and s'RoumaDia must not be sncli-
feed. In the Bow Street Police Court the
Public Prosecutor asserted that The raid
ers acted in violation of tbe truce declared
between the Government and the leaders of
the suffragette movement for the dura-
ton of the War. He said he believed the
leaders of the women's movement would
frown upon acts of this character. At the
request of counsel for the defendants the
court postponed their cases to n later date.
Berlin, Nov. 2hd.-The British attempted
to advance ON the Somme. front north Of
Courcelette yesterday, but were repulsed,
the War Office announced 10 day. The
French gained small advantages in the sec
tors of Les Boeufs and Runcrurt. Fort
Vaux on the Verdun front has been evucu~
ated by the Germans.
Chicago, Nov. 2nd.-Mr. Victor Carl Strum,
an aviator, left Chicago at 500 this morning
on an air journey to New York, announcing
his intention to have dinner in that city. The
start was made from the flying field of the
AeroClub of Illiuios, and Mr.. Carl Strum inn
mediately launched upon q route due east,
following the right-of-way of the Lake shore
and Michigan Southern Railway. The avin-
tor expects to make The trip without a stop.
He is carrying a sack of mail made mp of
letters from city officials ut New York.
Berlin, November 2nd.-The German
Ocean Navigation Company of Bremen has
up to now been unable TO confirm the news
of the arrival of the merchant submarine.
Deutschland" at New London. While the
newspapers all display prominently the Bri-
fish News Agency messages Announcing the
arrival, they are inclined to question the
authenticity of the news. The newspapers are
asked to remember the source from which
the telegram originated. and not to indulge
in jubilation until a direct message from
Captain Koenie. the commander of the I'M
der-seas trader relieves them of all doubt.
London, Nov. End The Wireless Press has
received q despatch from Bucharest saying
that Lieutenant-Gener Vladimir Sakharof,
Commander of the Russian forces III Gallcia,
arrived in Bucharest today, and will take
command of the army in Dobrudja.
London, Nov. 1st-Discussing in the
House of Commons The register Bill to make
provision for the possibility Of an election