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PETROGRAD. Dec. 4- lt is ofli-ltant attack on Field Marshal von
cially announced that Russian troops arrived south of Bucharest and eneased in afgreat battle to -save the Roumahlan' capital. Germans and Bulgarian troops south of Bucharest have been compelled to retire-. Con- siderable booty, was taken, including 25 guns. Further successes' for -the Russians on the northern lloumanlan front are also reported.
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‘ro THE oAnoANE|_|.Es.
(Special to tl'|e,Gu_ardian.)
LONDON. Dec. 4- An event sur-
passing in far reaching importance nc- tual military operations of war comes today in a publicannouncement by the new Russian Premier, Alexander Trepoff, that ‘ily agreement concluded in 1915 and subsequently adhered to by italy the Allies definitely establish- ed Rusaia's right to the Constanti- nople straits. The existence of this agreement has been for a lc-ng time alleged but never 'before was lt thus publicly formally admitted.
Simultaneously, while the fate of Bucharest ls still hanging in the ba-. lance comes news( that Russia, which has been 'accused in some quarters of failing to render assistance to its sorely pressed ally, is making heroic efforts to"t`urn the tide of events in Rou_thanla..'~ ‘ln addition to effecting vig_oi‘c-`us_ prelsure against von Fal- kannayn,in Moldavia where the Rus-
cians have _gained a. footing at Kirliba- ba,_'the ba tle is continuing with the utmost energy. The new_Russian ef- fort is` visible on the Danube south of
Bucharest where -me newly an-lvea Russialrtroops are making an impor-
Mackensen’s rear, already according to a Russian oiiiclal report, with some success. Z6 guns and a number of prisoners have been taken, the Ger- mans and Bulgarians having been dri- vcn from Tzomana. Gostneir. The Russians are also successfully apply- ing pressure in Dobrudja. These Russian attacks on the two extreme flanks of' the Central Forces, although they may be too late to save Buchar- est, may if successfully prosecuted change the complexion of the Rou- manian campaign as there is no indi- cation as yet that enveloping move- ment of the Central Powers has suc- ceeded in cutting off any considerable portion of the Roumauian armies. ln the meantime, according to a German report, the Germans and Bulgarians are steadily pressing towards the ca- pital. in Argechu valley they have crossed the river at one point and have outtlanked and defeated Rouma- nian forces which had attempted to advance southwest of Bucharest over the Armchu Niasiov river. In con- nection with the fate or Bucharest a semi-official Roumanian statement has 'been received 'by wireless to the effect that before the commncement of the war Bucharest was deprived of the character,of a fortress and that when danger oi' being occupied pre- sented itseli’ steps were taken for the evacuation of the city by military ele ments but not by the civilian popular tion who had been enjoined to remain in the city. This point to the military abandonment of the city and would seem to indicate that _the ltolume- nians are fighting engagement to de lay their enemy and secure the safe retirement of their armies.
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SEVERE REVERSE
Serhians Have Captured Strongly For-
‘iiiied Positions, Taking Prisoners, ' (iuns and Muni*ions in 'Battle Last-
ing Several" 'Days
(Special to the Guartdlan.) _ “Yesterday in the region of Grun
SALONIKI, Dec. 4.-A Serbian ofii-
cial communication today tells of the capture of heavily fortified Bulgarian Apositions north of Grunicste and Bu- dimtrtsa, east of the Cerna river in Serbia in fighting lasting several days andin which the Bulgarians suffered very heavy casualties and lost prison- ers, guns, machine SUM and Wmmlmi'
ishte there was obstinate fighting be fore the enemy‘s fortified positions' We succeeded in crossing barbed wire entanglements, and captured a portion of an enemy trench.
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there' were local engagements of no great importance."
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Serbian troops of part of a trench near Grunishlte, on the Macedonian front east of the Cernn, River bend, is reported in the ofiiclall Serbian statement of Sunday, which fol-
1°wa,___ _ ‘War Ofllce' announces.
(Canadian Press Despatch.) PARIS, Dec. 4- (Noon)- Serbian
troops have captured a hill north of (irunishte on the Macedonian front. east of tho (Ierna River bend. -the
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(Canadian Press Despatch.)
LONDON, Dec. 4.-King George
has' awarded the Distinguished Ser- vlc Order to 'Sub-Lieutenant Edward PuNing,_jamiN the Dletunzuished Ser-
Monday night’s raid.
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LONDON, Dec. 5- The armies- of
the Teutonic Allies fighting in south western Roumania, with Bucharest as their main objective have joined hand from the Danube in the south to the north of Bucharest where, com- ing through the mountain region they have reached the town _of Tergovisten.
Berlin announces that the battle;
oi' Argechu River has come to u finish with the 'l‘eutonic Allies victors und that all along the front they are
drawing closet' their net over Burluir-I est, , *With the capture ol' Torgovlstaa
furthe-r south the driving ot' Itoumnn- inns beyond the railroad junction town' of 'I‘jtu, the forces ol' the (‘en- tral Powers now hold intact. alll thc railway liner- running into Bucharest from the west. The Prcdeul Pass run- ning north i'rom the capital into Transylvania is the sole remaining railway connection in western Wal- lachia.. Partly in Roumanian hands with the Teutons now nearly astlrdo
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TNE 'WAR SITUATION
IN ALL THEATRES
Conflicting Reports on lloumanian _Situation Heavy _ Artillery Fighting on Western Front.
this line at Bresa and rapldlly advanc~'and south of the 'Crotuz in Carpa-
lng, this route seems' likely to be tak- en from them.
To the south and southwest of
Bucharest the forces of Field Mar- shal von Mackensen which croe-sed the Danube have inflicted heavy de- feat on the Roumanlans and captured the town of Gradicitteu. twelve miles frolm tho capital. In this lighting, 11:- cording to Berlin, the Rc)imaniun army sui'i'ered _sanguimiiy casualties. havlng lost unore than 8.000 men made prisoners. f‘atlnon to the num- hcr oi’ thirty-tivo were I-nptn|'t-ll ncur Tilu, lil locomotive;-\.nnd rolling stock tell into tho hands i' the ,Teutonic Allies.
ln llohrullja to th
the Buko Winnra
fronts violent flghll
According to So
region the Bulgaria
Russian attacks.
northwest, along ii 'Frunsylvunian g is in progress.
Berlin admits sllg_`t progress in the
northwest by thc nssinns. North
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thians, anti south of Jablonitsa. the Riu-lsians captured another height.
Aside from the Macedonian t`ITeatre
little fighting of 'fioment has taken place. Berlin admits the realignment of Teutonic allied front east of Cerna River while ah( Serbian war office as- serts that tht- Serhinns. here have cup- tured un entire series of powerfully fortified bulgarian positions-nofth oi (lrunishtc ud Budimirtsn, and token in addition guns, machine guns, am- munition and prisoners.
British lmmhers near Ypres and
Wytscllatc in Belt.-,'lu|.n hy mine- explo- sion prepared the why for a ruld on German trenches. Some ol' the Bri- tish succeeilini in entering nn udvanc- ed trcnch but later were driv_e_n out. llrltlsh attempt against leznrs also
in tho i’ormer fgi1e,1_ ' l'€DUlH€<\ het-WY Considerable artillery activity con-
Itlnues at various points along the French front especially in the Somme region of the Verdun sector.
(From Our Own Correspondent) I AMHERST. Dec. 4- An accident
which it is feared may result fatally occurred at the level crossing ‘on Victoria St. at 9.15 -this evening. A young man named J. M. (‘.ampbell.‘ accompanied by Miss Lucy Murray,' was motoring up Victoria St., just as; the local express from Moncton was. coming into Amherst Station. Mr.| . Campbell who was on the opposite iside of the car did not see the train approaching untill warned by a scream by' his companion. I-le imme- diately applied the brakes sharply. The car sktdded and ran on into the side of the engine. the car was thrown over with Miss Murray under-; ncath. Mr. Campbell miraculously es- :nped with a few cuts about the headl and face and back. lThe injured young lady was immediately rushed to the Hospital where it was found her in'- Iuries' were of a -serious nature. She ` is the daughter of John. T. Mtlrray. if Pugwash and an employee of Barkers Ltd.
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LONDON. Dec. 4.-The Times ex-
wesses astonishment and indignation it the events in Athens. It says that the Allies have been again betrayed uid defied by King Constantine and his government and mentions with satisfaction the statement from ‘aria that the Allies will insist on ‘eparatlon for the attack on their troo B.
'"IPhe most remarkable feature of
'.hese amazing events," says The Times, is that the Allied Ministers ire said to have recommended that their governments accept King (lon- 4tantine's offer c-l’ six hnttci-ics in- stead of ten and the wbundonment of the other allied demands.
Whatever measures muy hc tnken,
they must he prompt und drastic and of such it nature as llninedlntcly to restore the impaired prestige of
tlieqéllies. The whole story ol our leah gil with King Constantine has been a long succession of incompre- hensible blunders. This blunderlng must now cease, if the Allies are to retain any semblance of authority or influence in the Far East." '
NIISSANABIE ARRIVES
IN ST. IIIHN, NB.
ST. JOHN, December 4- The
today with 188 returned ofilcera, men
SERIUUS ACCIIIENT ;I,IIUII IIVES NIST BY
AT ANIHERST, NS. CYCIUNEIN FRENCH INDIA
(Canadian Press Despatch.)
LONDON, Dec. 3.-A Central News
despatch t'rom Calcutta says it is es- timated 1.000 lives were lost in the recent cyclone in Pondichery, the chief ot' the French possessions in In- dia. Tremendous damage was inflic- ted throughout Madras Province. Four hundred bodies have been found.
CERIVIAN SURPRISE
ATIACIISREPUISEII
PARIS. Dec. 4-The text of the war
office announcement follows:-South ot the River Somnie. two surprise attacks undertaken by the enemy upon minor French posts in the reg- lon of Barleux, were repulsed with ease.
"ln Alsace another such attack de-
livered after a spirited bombardment upon one of our trenches at llilsen Ridge to the southeast of Mctzeral also resulted in failure. The night passed ,quietly on the rcinallldcr of thc front."
A REVUIT IICCURS
_Il Anwar
LONDON, Dec. 4-Two Belgians,
who have arrived at Sluiskill, i-Iolland. from Ghent, report that there was a revolt in Antwerp on November 30, in which between two or three hundred inhabitants and German soldiers ure said to have been killed. according to at ltcuter Amsterdam despatch to dny quoting u Sluisklll correspon- dent The reported revolt was _due to n cull upon the inhabitants for work in (icrmuiiy.
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(Special to the Guardian.) I PARIS Dec. 4- A despatch to the l`€mps from Athens dated Monday says the citylhas becomecalm, but arm- ed bands of reservists are still mov- ing about the streets-_ King flonstan tint: and members of the Royal fam- ily' still at the palace.
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(Special to the Guardian.)
LONDON, Dec. 4.-The expectation
that the cx'plnnatiou of the Cabinet crisis limi its st.-lution would he forth- coming when the ilousf- ot' <`o|nmons met today, was not rcnli'/.o<l. Mr. Asquith simply unnouilcfell that King George had upprovcll his propo:-'nl lol 1 |'eronstt'\icti0n of the (lov:-rninciil which wus forced hy thi- deinunlls oi' the VVl|r .\`l-cretury, Mr. Lloyd George, and other hgiiislr-rs for ;i .~'m:\ll<-r wnr council, with po\v-fra Iyilil-pi-iulruli ot' the Cabinet. '|`lu- i’rf=\uiv-r si|;'_gl~.~=ti~ii limi the llou.~u» ndjourli :liter |tui:\_\".-e h||.~!|ncss, \vhlr~l\ wus not ri;»nt|~t>\'»-rslul, until 'i`ll\lrsdu_v. A stulclm-lit manic by Sir James l-lent-y llulv.i1»l_ l.iht-rnl lnelnber for l\'it'kr'nllly\m|'|:l\. thu: tho rc-.sigitntiolls oi' :ill the ltiinistvre-a havi- `»cel\ hnndcrl to the l'r<-inter wus not lcnietl. This wus taken as nn indi- cntion that the details ol' the recon- struction have not yet been agreed .upon and that further negr.-tiations were necessary.
Mr. Lloyd George was not pi'-“sent
luring the sitting but ull the other nromlnerlt figures in thc crisis put in in appoarullce and were t-liners-rl by their adherents as they entered thc chamber.
Mr. A. Bonnr l.uw, Sccretai'y for
the Colonies, occupicll his usual seat. ncnr the Premier und the Iwo were -chatting clie(-ri`ull_v us Mr. Asquith was awaiting an opportunity io maki- his announcement. This onine when 1 question was asked as to the ap- pointment of at food dictator. Ml.
THE CABINET CRISIS
NOT YET EXPLAINED
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Premier Asquith Stated that the King
in the Suggestion as
n. House Adyourae
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Asquitli said no one had been appoin~ tell and then made ll suggestion that such i|uestio-ns be postponed until tbl. reconstruction was consummated. _ Sir Edward (tarson took his sea with his followers und asked questions but took no part in the questions arl- slng from the I're1uier’s statement in r|.~gur<i io the result of his visit to tho King.
(Special to the Guardian)
l.(lNllf)N, Nov. 5- “then members,
nt' ilu- llonsc suggested a longer ad- iuuinnwnl than to Thursday on the groulul that there was no nsellrailci lhul tho Preiniel' wowld make a dei' inilo stnlement on that day and thu' ilu- llousf-. should he given an oppor- tunity to discuss the new situation. Mr. Asquith said: “tl desire to make it pcri'<:-oily plain to the House and to the country that whatever re-con- struetion ot' the Cabinet takes place it involves. no departure in any shape from the policy already an nnunced and pursued since the begin- ning of the war. li' any one enconr~ ages or entertains he idea that there is any question of a change of policy l can assure them they are absolute- ly mistaken. Minis-ters will continui- \to perform their duties." | The motion to adjourn until Thurs- day was carried. the Nationaiists
lulone opposing il. _
Before adjourulng Mr. Asquith
said the first business. on Thursday 'would he a vote of credit which Iwould give members opportunity to dihcuss any topic- they might raise.
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(Canadian Press Despatch.)
NEW YORK, Dec. 4.-Soldiers oi'
'he Turkish army in Syria are dying 'rom typhus fever at the into of 1,000 1 day. according to n despatch l`rom .lint country for\vnrilcd through Port Said and given out iorlay by the Am-
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CAUSEII PANIC IN
CERIVIAN CAPIIAI
(Ca nad ian Press Despatch)
LONDON, Dec. 4-'l‘hc passage of
the home army bill caused u panic throughout Berlin lest weck, when it was realized that women would he forced into the factories. according to an Amsterdam des-patch to the Exchange Telegraph Company. The
vnnts and wives of .soldiers-I. outside oi Charlotteburg town linll, which protested against the provisions of the- lilcusure und flcnlundell hrcud und two days leave for nil soldiers. The women air-o demanded |>oiivc. the dosputch says.
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`|<\d to be deported from Belgium and
/that the grcatpr part of their homer "Only a few men were taken from the ¢ surrounding villages.
The newspaper adds that apparent-
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