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VOLENTI DIJELLI DELE
ARTIGLMIEINCARNIA
Gli Aufllriaci Portano in Aziono
Nuove Bntteric Nella Zona
ad Orientc di Gorizla
GLI 1TALIANI A MONASTIR
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I Rumenl Costrotti ad Abbandonare le
Llnco dl IJifcsa sul
Flume AH
noMA. S Nov.
II generate Cailorna nnmincla che le
urtiffllerie nuatrlache l Bono accanlte nella
glornata dl Icrt t'ollro contro le lnt Hal
lane dlla Cnrnla, mntre net Trentlno le
eperaxlonl ala delfartttrllerla che delle
fantcrle sono atate ostacolale dal caltUo
tempo. Kcco II tcMo del rapporto del Ren
wale Cadornn:
II fuoco delfe nos'.re batterle ha oMacolafo
I movlmentt dl truppe nenvche nella zona
monluoja a liord della Vnl dl Idro e
nella Val d'Asa, Sul restn della frnnto del
Trentlno plOBgle torrenilall hanno reeo 1m
pofslblle qualslasl operazlone.
Sulla fronts delta Carnla nella glornata
dl Sabato II nemlco bombardo' vlolenle
tnente le nostre poslzlonl nlla teeta della
valle dl Depano, della alle del Hut e della
valle del Chlarto. Alcunl prolettlll caddero
In Palutza ed In PaUlar6, tenia pero' cau
tare dannl.
In rlaposta n nueeto bombardamento. le
nostre batterle bersagllarono 1 postl nemtel
dl Blrnbaunf e la atailone (errovlarla dl
JlaUthen, nella valle del Gall.
Ad eat dl Gorilla II nemlco, che ha portato
In nilone nuovo batterle, ha bombardato le
nostra retrovle, Ia noatra artlxlleria ha rls
potto efflcacemento nl fuoco nemlco.
HuU'aHoplano. del Careo non al Bono
avutl avvenlmentl dl Importanza. In
leuni ptccoll econtrl not cntturammo alcunl
prlflonlerl.
SULLA FIIONTK MACEDONH
Bulla frontc macedonc lo truppe aetbe.
franccal, Italinne a rusae contlnuanu ad
avanzare r. nord e ad ocat dl Monaatlr.
Franceal e aerbl attaccarono una importantr
aerie dl nlture nella zona del Cerna, dl
Importanza strateglca, e dopo un vlolento
eombattimento le conqulatnrono. I'oco dopo
esl rcaplneoro rlpetutl contrattaccbl dol
bulgaro-tedeschl clip hI natlnavano a volcr
rlprendoro le perdute poalzlonl
II commttnlcnto franceso sulle opcrazlonl
ohe nl svolgono nella Macedonia annunzia
che gll Italian! contlnuano ad aanzare
nella regions montuosa dl Dahova, a circa
Quattro mlglia a nord-oveat dl llonaatlr.
fiembra clio lo Stato Mngglore rumeno
abbla afabandonato ognl aperanza di ar
reatare la marcla degll nuatro-bulgarl e
tedeschl prima che iiueatl ragglungano le
tlnee dl dlfeau dl Ilucareat. I.e armate
Jrutonlche hanno afoudato la linen dell' Alt
ed I mmenl si Bono rftlratl crao la capltale.
Le forze dl von Falltenhayn occupano ora
poslzlonl ad orlento dell Alt, mentre le
forze dl von Mackenaen, che hanno attra
yeraato II Danublo, cercano dl atanzarc In
dlrezlone dl Bucnreat dal sud-ovost. I.a
cltta' rumena dl Alexandria e' caduta nelle
rnanl det-.teutonl, 1 quail hanno ora con
trollo dl grand! rlserve dl grano
t Nella reglone dl Oraova 1'nrmata rumena
che operava In qunlla zona delle Porte dl
Ferro e' ora clrcondata completamento dalle
(orzo teutonlche.
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&. ' BUK1ES TEAMSTJSU AL.1VK
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! Workman Killed as Construction Col-
' lapses and Piles Over Victim.
y- Other Laborers Quit Job
, Edard Huff, a teamster of 3200 South
Seventh ntrcet. waa killed thla afternoon,
rrhen a gravel bank In which he waa work
ing at Thlrty-aecond and Maiden lane col
lapsed. Severn! tons of gravel piled over
Hult like an avalanche
A man working near him escaped death
by rolling out qf harm'a way.
Laborers managed to dig Huff out after
eeral minutes' hard work. Only a spark
of life remained when ho, was found. A
paaslng automblle was pressed Into service
and Huff was hurried to St. Agrfes'a Hos
pital. He died before reaching there.
The Krael bank at which Huff was work
ing. It Is said, has been In a weakened con
dition for some time. The laborers at the
Job were bo unnored by Iluff'a death that
all quit work for the day.
CLERK HELD FOR $75,000 THEFT
Grocers' Employe Accused of Manipu
lating Bills of Lading
NEW YOItK, Nov. 2S. Defalcations said
to approximate 176,000, extending over a
period of several years, were charged
against Adolplt J. Loeffler, clerk, employed
by a big firm of wholesale gtocers hero,
today,
Loeffler waa arrested and. according to
the police, confessed. He Is alleged to have
manipulated bills of lading and receipts,
adding to the amounts and pocketing the
overcharges.
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"SONG OP HATE DOESN'T SUIT
ENGLAND'S VOICE'-JEROME
"We Should Fight to
Conquer the German
Ideals, Not Gel-man
PeopleSays Author
End of War Will Bring
Renewal of Trade Re
lations and Putting
Aside of Strife
"England Will Be Buying
From Germany in Ten Years"
'PEN years after peace is slfrncd
" flin1 cv.cry ehoolboy knows it we
shall be buying from Germany, sell
'"" Germany, In twenty years we
shall be playinjr tnnis with them and
teaching them golf. Jerome A".
Jerome,
By JEROME K. JEROME
(Coprrlsht 19U, by lnUmtlonl Nwi Senlce)
Before we glibly denounce Clermany we
must be sure that we have got rid of the
Hun In ourselves. This glamour of every
act of brutality that Oermany Invents
what Is It but the renponse of Hun to Hun.
It does not come from the soldiers. It
cornea from our comfortable slay-at-homes.
You call for vengeance on submarine
cres, leaving our soldiers to pay the pen
alty. What benefit have we gained by obedi
ently Imitating Germany's use of poisoned
gases? God's winds are neutral.
There are those who would have us re
taliate for the Lusltnnla by sinking Ger
man merchant ships without warning.
Our sailors refused to do the dirty work
at the bidding of our Journalists
"HATE 18 A.V KVIL THING"
We do well and belter to play the game
according to English Ideals, not German.
We are not out merely to conquer the Ger
man people We are out to conquer Ger
man Ideas The German idea N that might
is right, that there Is no law above the
sword.
One might, In speaking of fellow Chris
tians, bp excused for suggesting that hate
Is an evil thing In itself.
History has proved that It Is something
worse. It is folly and a blunder. It Is
not a good business proposition.
How long ago was It that Llojd George
had to dlsgulso himself as a policeman to
escape from a lilrmlnghnni mob? Ho Is
now the idol of the Carlton Club We are
fighting side by sldo with Krance. lUrnxla.
that our Hon comlques snore should never
hao Constantinople. Is now our heroic
nlly. We have poured out our blood in
Galllpoll. to open for her tho Dardanelles
I am going to venture on a prophecy. I
predict this war will be ended In one of
three ways-
In a complete and crushing victory lot
Germany In that event I am afraid I shall
go, down lo my grave hating Germany. It
may be unreasonable, unphllosophlcal, but
I shall not be able to help It. Hatred is
the child of Impotence and fear. Unable
to do anj thing against Germany, and fear
ful of what Germany may choose to do
to us, we shall all of us hate her
Or. Instead of a crushing victory for
fiermany, the wnr may end In a crushing
victory for the Allies. Germany and Aus
tria broken up and divided Into separate
JEROME K. JEROME
I rmtst have ho barred of Wttertuss toward
hy one.
"W, too, are standing before Ood and
eternity and his judgment Is awaiting us.
For us, too, patriotism Is hot enough.
Our victory must be not only over the Ger
mans, but over ourselves. We must have
no hatred, no bitterness.
"By no other means will peace be 'conclusive.'"
Mackenscn 35 Miles
From Foe's Capital
Continued from rate On
artillery bombardment tn tiom-iuija the
situation v,as said to be unchanged.
tttates something after the plan devised and
for n time achieved by Napoleon . the
Kaiser either hanged on a 'lamppost In the
unter den Linden or Imprisoned In St.
Helena. In that event there will bo hardly
any need to waste much hatred on her.
Or It may end In Germany being driven
back to her borders of 1870 and there left to
fashion herself anew.
"Never ngaln" Is fool's talk One hears It
after every railway accident, after every
shipwreck, after qvery war thnl has ever
been waged
Hurope will emerge from this war, and
the map. looked at very closely, will have
much the samo appearanco that It had be
fore There may be one color for t'olnnd
Instead of three. Alsace and Lorraine will
have returned to Krhnce. and thnt one last
corner still held bv the Turks may. one
hopes, have been cleaned out. Tho main
features will remain. Germany, bruised
and battered, her arrogance and her bom
bant knocked out of her, but still alive and
vigorous, will set to work to build herself
anew.
Ten ears after peacr 1s signed every
school child knows It we shall be buying
fiom Oermanv felling to Germany
In twenty jears we shall be playing ten
nis with them and teaching them golf, and
thirty years Inter It Is quite possible they In
turn may be our allies.
This song of hate doesn't suit the English
voice Our soldiers make fun of It : the
only manly thing to do Hatred during war
time may he necessary to a few poor crea
tures Incapable of fighting for love of coun
try. But now that the end of the contest Is
coming Into sight. It will be well to get rid of
It. There Is, we are told, "a time to love
and a time to hate , a time of war and a
time of peace "
It will be well when we lay nsldc tho
sword to lie prepared to lay aside our hato.
It may in some quarters bn considered bad
taste But In this matter I would per
sonally rather listen to the voice of Miss
Cavcll than to the most strident speakers
of the Anti-German League IldKh Cavelt
did a fine thing when she laid down her life
for her country There are many who do
that I'oor. feeble, evil men nnd woman
have done that.
Ilundrtda of our nameless lads do It every
day. The finest thing sho did, not only for
her country, but for the men and women
of our lands, was when she put aside all
hatred and all bitterness
Standing as I do In view of God nnd eter
nity I realize that patriotism Is not enough
RUMANIANS MAY OFFER
BATTLE ON NEW LINE
LONDON, Nov. 28.
Orderly retreat of the Humanlan army
still continues and thla was the only satis
factory part of the Humanlan situation In
tho minds of military experts today. No
attempt was made to mlnlmlxe the effective
ness of the German drive, engineered by the
weight of superior forces nnd directed by
the eyes of plenty of aviators against
troops lacking In both of there arms
Abandonment of the Alt river line, frankly
ndmltted by Bucharest, was forced by turn
ing of tho left flank of that defensive posi
tion by Teutonic forces, led by Field Mar
shal Mackensen, which crossed the Danube
from Bulgaria and apparently effected a.
junction with the troops of General von
Fnlkenhnyn somewhero below Alexandria.
The German statements claimed envelop
ment of large forces of rtumanlans In tho
extreme southwestern tip of Wallachla, but
It la hoped hero that tho major portion of
the defenders escaped before the circle of
steel was fully forged around them.
It la expected hero that the Humanlan
army will fall back to"1h line of the river
Itagcchu. consolidating their forces and pre
paring lo make a stand there
in the meanwhile, London awaited confir
mation of Copenhagen dispatches yesterday
that Cxar Nicholas of Hussla was en route
to the Rumanian frontier to confer with
King Kerdlnnnd of Humanla presumably
over Russian re-enforcements.
ALLIES TAKE HILL 1050
NORTHEAST OF MONASTIR
PARIS. Nov. 28.
Led by Trench Zouaves. Serbian forces
captured Hill 1050, northejiat of Monaatlr.
dcbpltc the most violent efforts of Bulgarian-German
defenders, the official state
ment related todny. Four counter-attacks
b the Teutonic forces were repulsed with
heavy losses.
BERLIN. Nov. 28.
A grand assault by Russian, Italian,
French and Serbian troops against tho Ger
mans and Bulgarians In Macedonia was
launched on Monday, but It failed com
pletely, tho War Office stated today.
The text of the ottlclal report on Mace
donian lighting follows.
Violent artillery firing between Pres
ba XmUo and the Cerna River Intro
duced strong attacks which wero
launched between Tcrnova. northwest
of Monnstlr, nnd Vakovo, In the Cerna
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LONDON, Nov. 28.
Fl-htlns; activity-on tho western front Is
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nErtM.V. Nov, 28
There have been no Important actions on
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PUEACHEfl, ILL AND IDLE,
ENDS LIFE DY HANGING
Former Utlca Pastor Leaves Note for
Wife Bemoaning His Inability
to Help Church
UTICA. N. T, Nov. 2. The Hev.
Charles II. Walton, sixty year old, retired
Methodl-t minister, hanged himself In his
home at New Hartford yesterday after
noon. Alt of hla ministry had been In
hAfifcAfrt & Vnrtr 11ft torttti
Dryer Memorial Church, Iftlea, tmtiili
to Jaet April, when Ill-health, forces. Mf
resignation.
Thanksgiving Feasts Stolen
iiYNN, Mass., Nov. 2S. itdra than sp
thousand pounds of turkeys were bCoIb
from a freight car of tho Boston and Wain
IWIIroad In West Lynn last night Swt
A Co., to whom tho ear ir consigned, ay
tho theft wilt not bother therrt, because the?
have birds In reserve to supply the do
rnand.
nOBEKT STnONG DOUSMAN
Trndlc Auditor for the Lehigh Valley
Railroad
Itohert Strong Don-man. auditor of traf
fic for the Lehigh Valley Itnllroad. which
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died yesterday nt his homo In tho Fairfax
Apartment- In Uermnntnwn He had a
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1'revlnus to the t.me he becamo connected
with tho Lehigh Valley Itnllroad he waa
with the Chicago, Milwaukee nnd St. Tnul
Itnllroad,
The funeral services nnd Interment will
be held some day this week In Milwaukee
Ho Is survived by hla widow. Ktlzabeth
Juneau Dousmnn. Ho was sixty-one years
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