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4
iTor&y on West
ItlRepulsed, Haig
; Reports
; x
REGROUPS ARMY
tied Troops Sent
to
liet Sectors on Line
' Conf bnting Allies
LONDON',. Dec. :0.
ueie troops repulsed an at-
t netny raid last nlfht southeast
ntle, twelve miles northeast of
Field Marshal Hals' reported
Lwe neighborhood of IVuschendatle
1 there was enemy artuierylnir.
Hon activity, the war Ofllco nn-
had been prevented by neavy
xcept on a small portion of the
front. Two uorman machines
arouffht down within tho Urltlsh
ind' two others wcro driven down
control. One of tho JJrlUMi mr-
"la reported missing;. Bombs were
id on an airdrome near Countrn
iha stations at Roulcrs and Menln.
ay, trenches also vverq attacked with
i ana machine guns.
any Is regrouping licr forces on
.western front under the cover of
artillery nre ana raiums agunura
arrled out with large forces, mior-
received today shows that Oei-
raoldlers 'who have been under the
L flchtlne strain are being sent to
sectors." while troons fresh from
I autern front aro being pushed Into
.;aones whero hostilities uro in'
St.
re Is no ueciio Bign ei wnero mo
ded German blow will fall altnougn
irv critics generally oeneve mai u
JttCen8lvo Is undertaken at all. It w 111
be on tho 1 ranco-ueigian ironiiei
In the Champagne uisinci ui
ace.
rhamnacne lies between lthclms
i th Areonno forest and the Increas-
rarUllery flro, of the Germans In that
IHct, together w Ith continuous i uis. I
ates that the ucrnians may wiw
alM HUSSian BOluier-c et-m. n "" "v-.-
. -A . - . !...
aiiront were posieu m v-4juniija(,.iw.
H.WUBUICI fc.iv ... -.... -.. . -----
!" me front Is not known. Inflamed by
J revolution some ol mo j.ussiaus
iinled and had to be supprcsseu uy
I.French with machine guns.
September nothing of an omciai
sihas been Bald about the Russian,
tfthe general lmpresilon Is that they
i been broken up Into small groups
..scattered all along the line where
' can be used but can do no harm.
Cdtvces from the west Flanders front
stated that the German artillery
; very active in tne uistri a
..l
chendacle. indicating mat
rext of Von IUndenburgB plans to
' to recapture mis important aey posi
h' from the British.
F7Wace the British took Passchendaele
J. earthe northern end of the famous Tas
L'i EOlUnmrln ridge, early last month, the
cyfMtmaxis haie made sporadlo efforts to
VMM back the British line, but all of
"m Attempts hae proved costly failures.
MIfc 'ground I)lng east of the ridge Is
jt&irWtr swampy and Intersected by small
E3C.V?i..r..J i.. i ,. ."' :.. I
ElStS ..I: r.. v.',:l.:' ,'T":,
ZK.'rTZ.- .,,.,. ,,, rf .,,.
' Mlffus shell-fire night and day.
Hitsf n.v,,., . . ,. i
K'rSSi . --.,.... " " .'..:-"" ..
rma.1 artlllerv Clre nnd nn lnfnntrv I
wan all tVia nmoii rnnn.t Ki!l
nounce today.
ILY COUNTS ON COLD
JEATHER TO HALT FOE
By HENRY WOOD
Mr T1IU FRENCH ARMIES IX
JTALY, Dec.SQ.
fs fle fate of the Venetian plains today
on the weather. If Italy s lines
for a fortnight under the tremen-
l Teutonla pressure w Inter's Ice and
will effectively lock the door to
sins.
isth, side realize tho supreme ueees-
1 rr a uecision on uotn siaes ot tne
ata River. If Italy can make sue-
jftMtul defense;, as she Is now doing, and
MnWWc the Austro-Oermans on their pres-
. sat'illne, she will be reidy for a spring
Bter-onensive.
,0j!clal3 regard, the present situation
.the most favorable and the most
rfMHfuI for the Italians since the orlg-
retreat.
The Austro-Cerman strategy li now
clently unroiueu to renuer it certain
: sole winter object consists in reach-
the Venetian plains through the val-
ff the Brenta, flowing out from the
i at Bassano.
otectlng this crucial point the Ital-
IJiave two deep salients. One U east
i Brenta. culminating with Its most
erly point In Monte Salorolo. Monte
Is Its highest point. The other
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American soldicis nnil sailor in
homo by an illus.tr.ited si;n in the Strand, which cuides them
to the Eagle Hut, where refreshments and recreation aic pro
vided by tho V. M. C. A.
salient Is west of the Ilrentn. riilmlnit
Ing to tho north In Monte Xalbcnn, of
the Asiagn ilateau
While Ueucral on ltulow s iifrm.ni
artnle, h sutccslio and caiefullv pre
paied utlacks. veek to enrlnlo Monto
(Srappa by capturing rontlguoui ground
and neighboring peaks, Oeneral Con
rad's Austrlans are dellierliig cither
simultaneous or. alternating nttauks
ingalnt the A-l.igo tallent, on the op
posite f.id of tho Hrenta
Ouilug .t four-day lontlnuous nvi-.iult
'by the enemy last week tliu Itillan
I fourth nimy put up a icMslanco to
I npnitillliln 0 4n VI I tlln lltiLllniml nil-
'"""" - "" '" '" "'" '"" ""'"'" ''-
."; I miration of botli tho lientli and llnt
il ma j . , . nM..ia
Snow fell throughout thi mountain
sectors on Momln tho tl'st real win
ter weather At the most, the enemy
has only a few das left beforo gre.it
drifts of snow will freeze him up Hut
eien should the worst como to the worft
and the Italian defense to be wined out. I
I the Italian, 1'iench nnd HrltlMi nimies
I nre nlnavs icady to niett an cmei-I
gency
Tho tcrrino Intenslt
f tho battle pnw
raging Is uptly Illustrated by testimony
t Austrian prisoners Thev declare ihey
aro drlien to the attack by u barrage
I fire of their own jrtlllerj, put behind
attacking waves and constantlv
musing
forwaul Thus the Austrian must ad-
rw
be wiped out b their own I
..
guns
BRITISH BATTLE PLANS
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I ngaln, gtltlng as rloe to ilio fierninr
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The West does not appreciate the
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,ountr is engaged wns the opinion
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of the I'hlludelphl.i Chamber of Com
merce, on his return from ,n extended
tour of the houth nnd v est
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SUI MONTI ITALIANI
LALOTTAE'VIOLENTA
Gli Austro-Tedeschi a Curo
Prczzo Mantengono ftlontc
Asolono
ATTACCHI DISPERATIj
Verso II Basso Corso del Plavc gll
Austrincl Sotio Sconfittl u
Rcsplntl
IIOMA. 20 dlecinbrc.
gtunto datli fronte dl
Dalle notUle
bnttaglli el rllovn. oho lo forro nustio-j
tcdesolie. In nmntro preiiondcrante,
hanno (.oncentrnto tuttl 1 loro sforzl
stillo llneo delle montagno al nord. Iso
csercllnrio una straordltmrla presslone
sullo llnee llallnno alio scopo ll aprlrsl
iu nrco rcr poter nxnnzaro creo lo
plnnure
1..1 lotla r lo1cnllMma ed I teutonl
n ciro prczzo sono rlucltl nil ottcnero
( iiunlcho piccolo suocos'o tra cnl Ciiprllo
c Monto Asolone
fna snnKulnofa liattnglla fu 11 rlsul
lain dcgll n'tnrihl ilegll mutro-teJeschl
In delta reglono r st protrnsso per 1 ln
tcra Rlornata
I duelll dl urtlgllerU tra II Ilrcnta ed
II riae furono nnl Iolcnll.
aanzata del nemlco fu nrreMnta In
ptu" puntl ci colo nella reglono ill Monto
Asolono I teutoni rluulron a guada
gn.iro tcrreno
Da notlzlo del riuarller generalo Itall.
ano M annrendo cho cctremiiniente lo-
lcntl sono ttatl I lombnttlmentt nella I
reglono dello montagne cd unrho lungo
II batso corso della I'lue
Oil austro-unglitiesl hanno opcrato
cinque lolcntlsslml nttaerhl per tentaro
ill nltracrsaro II Silo o Veichlo Pavf
I suol sfor?l ptlmliall furono dlrcttl
In un putito diM.inte nppena trc mlglla
dalla foce del Hume. oo tcntarono dl
gettaic un ponte dl bardie Un pi lino
repnrtri austriaio tinsel' ml nttraer
snro 11 corso delle acque, ma dopo una
serio ill Molentl uttnci'hl oomlnttl dalle
forro ltnllann fu lerplntn intretto
non plu' rltentaro li proa
Altrl quattro Hiinultnnol tentnllil, tn
dtla reglono, furono In tomplevso te
splutl dngll Italian), un II t'onibattlmciito
Loutlnua.
Xilla regloqo delle iiiontaguo gll
austro-tede(.hl hanno loniiutiato
tutta la loro prc'lone sulle nltuio the
domlnino II pno ill San Lorenzo ilio
mena verso I plnnl ed n Uishino Qui' I
1 teutonl sono statl Hpetutiinentd
esplntl, ni.i urn f rtl llnforzl nllo 1 1
ustitl a faro qudklip piogiesso sulla
sommlta' ill una dello allure" ad oriente
del flume limit. i, nvo le coiilspnnilcntl
linep Itallnne furono rltlinte II
enmbattimentu fu illspeiato dt intratnlii
It p.utl per 1 linpoitonra del loiitrnlln
In ipiel xltalo vinio cho mena vei-i I
plnnl
Un cnmunUal'i ufflelale puhhliratii
lerl dal Ministi.io delta 'Jueira In lluma,
dko ihe lo forzo nttstio-tedcM he.
i opeianti sullt frnnto dello montagno al
I nord, durante la glornata pioceileiite
I Imnno effettuato un detirniliiato Kf"r?o
I per nvnnzare sullo Unco tra Col f'apnlo
n Moutn l'ortlcn II comunlcnto ag-
glungo ehe soltanto nella zona dl Monte
Asolono II nemlco o' llusilto a kui-
dagn ire tcireno cd .t mantenerln i io
I fu II rlsultalo dl un cllMieruto coinlnt-
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A Camp Meade (Admiral. Md.) In sc
gultu a lslta inedlcn cho accerto' dlfeltl
flnlcl, sono Mutl noneratl ilal terlzlo
nillltarc oltro enlo soldall, 1 quail far
anno sublto rllorno alio loro case,
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ItallanI' Antonio Vflirecchlone, CJlu-
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315-mo. rnnterla, romposto dl luttl
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Camp Meado luconipagnato da ectto
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dl fare una Ilta all nccampamento td
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I braI glonnl Hie ron tanlo (ntiKlii-i-ino
hanno rlnii "i'i nll'appcllo ill Undo
Sam Iiamin ingcnte bliogno ill guanll,
I dalci lereisxlMi fieddo ilio si erl(lcn
In nueitl glornl 11 ".Soldiers' and Sail-
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TretiLhard N'ewbold, ha Intrapreso una
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Camp Me.nle
i On una corrlpi niteuzn giunta da Camp
Meado hi rllcxa Hie in un regglmcnto
I ill fanterU. o jircclsnmcnta III 313-mo,
I I'ompoMo cllclrc.il 3000 uoinlnl, 1 t-ono
I rapprescntalo xenllctlo nnrlonallta'
Ouemlla pettecrinto cpiir.int.itre uoinlnl
d delta legglmctiln romi nntt ncgll Stall
t'nlnltl o gli altrl In dliereo nazlonl clll
I Itiillnni lint I In Italia nmmontano a 110
il'Ina la rellgliitio profevsata, nel dftto
liegglmcntn M sono 17'10 prntestnntl, 011
Icatiollcl 110 rbrel. " della Clilea clieca
ortodosa ed SI die non profcsano al
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I c!uu)ki:n imiovi: i'atkiotic
S 10,000 Eschew Chtistmns Goodies to
(Jie I'rotceds to Sammccs
AII.ANIIC i'IT. Dec 10 - Ten
thousand Sunday 'iliool ililldreu oluu
tarlly will go without their customary
Christmas entertainment, candy iinil
oranges this ear In order that shore
chuiihes may glio tho money either ti
1 tho lied i"ross or to 1'ikIo Sain dlreit
for Saminees ncross teas
There wero doubtful dominies present
when the Idea was hiiggested to the Mm-
Ptiilal Vnlon Somo wanted to know
hnvv the kids would take It Fomcbodv
MiggeMi.il n referendum and It wits mi
ordered. Ninetv-nlno per cent of tho
lilldren xoted to foigo er.nfeetlonerj
The iins wero lost nt ilio shuttle
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U-BOAT TO FLIGHT
Enemy Submarine Compelled
to Submergo Before Attack
Could Be Made
A,V ATLANTIC POHT, Dec. SO.
An American liner which arrlxed hero
today, with Major General Hugh I
Scolt as one of Its ninety-eight pas
sengers, engaged a German submarine
In battle off tho Irish roast on De
cember 12. Tho American gunners fired
seicral eholi at tho U-boat, which es
caped, howoier, submerging without at
tempting lo attack tho liner.
The battle. If It could bo called one,
look plaio nt 7:45 o'clock In Ihe morn
ing A lookout posted In tho bow sang
out tho alarm He had sighted n peri
scope about 1000 yards nway. The gun
ners Immediately sprang to their posts.
As tho passengers poured from their
cabins nnd began lo don life belts the
bow gun fired the first shot, which foil
slightly short of tho U-bont. Tho boat
was turning around nt the time, nnd
the stein gun next opened lire, Two
shots wcro fired from tho stern gun
beforo the submarine slid from lew be
neath thO ttllACF
General Scott praised the gun crews
hlghh Ho rnld they worked rapidly
and well. Had tho U-boat remained In
sight it moment or two longer, tho gen
eral declared, tho gunners would liavo
stored a hit, as they were fatt finding
tho range.
KADIO IX GERMAN'S HOUSE
Messages of Troop Movements Re
ceived, N'nvnl Agents Allege
M:h YOlUv, Dec. 20. Fallowing the
discovery of a radio outfit In his home
i in way pjiiotc, j,. l , nenry ueuer, a
grocer, who has pneumonia, la being
I guarded by federal agents until he Is
able to bo remoicd.
N"aal Intelligence bureau agents l
Iteil Hellers homo and found the radio
outfit. In the house was Henry Schnei
der, a Bay Shore Jeweler, whom they ar
rested ns an enemy alien.
Tim ngents allege Heuer has received
messages concerning troop movements '
through his radio tutflt Heuer dsnlcs
the accusation
i
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CAIJAUX DENES -
TREASONABLE ACTS
Former Premier of, France
Defends Himself Against
Charges Before Deputies
l'AnrS, Dee. SO.
Joseph Calllaur, Trance's former l'rc
mlcrsmado his defonse beforo the Cham
ber of Deputies today ngalnst charges
of treason nnd complicity with Bolo
1'asha to undermine his country's de
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