4 THE MORNING OREGONIAN, TUESDAY, NOVE3IBER 5. 191$. HIMTS0P-1L- E HUN TIGHTENS HOLD ON TURK BELGIANS RUSH IfflD AND FBIT FOR BIG GAIN PREPARES FOR GREAT WAR OUTSKIRTS OF GHENT Germans, SeTen Months Before Opening of Conflict, Have Fpll Control of Ottoman Army and War Plans Quickly Follow. Germans Slammed Far Back Are Beyond Formerly American Ambassador to Turkey. six months army had been Germans Thrown li'uDnshed by special arrangement with the the Turkish . and 10,000 Captured. .nci-iu- re isewspaper .Syndicate. Copyright. completely Prussianized. What in Jan- Ghent-rTerneuze- n Canal. 3918, by lioubleday, Pass & Co. All rights uary had been an undisciplined, ragged reserved. Copyrighted In Creat Britain. ll ALWAYS S. ? II. TRADING Canada and Australia. All reserved rabble was , now parading with the lllllj rlshfs for France. Belgium. Holland. Italy, Spain, goose step; the men. were "clad in Ger- STAMPS . Russia and the Scandinavian countries.) man field gray, and they even wore a BOOTY INSTALLMENT XXIIL ylP 200 GUNS BRITISH casque-shape- d FREQUENT In Maren, 1914, the Overmans had head covering, which FOE PERFIDY IS pretty well tightened; their hold on slightly suggested the German plckcl-haub- e. j Discard your old carbon lamps and fill every Tis time to put away your Turkey. Liman von Zanders, who had The German officers were im- arrived in December, had become the mensely proud of the exhibition, and Is Crossed in. Quick predominant influence in the Turkish of Summer Sambre Canal army. the transformation the wretched Teutons Leave Men Dressed in At- Highlanders, At first Von Sanders' appoint- Turkish soldiers of January into these 1 yiw&ha Time by Cameron ment aroused no particular hostility. neatly to tor German missions had been called fn dressed, smartly stepping, splen- tire of Women liclilnd Blow 1 3 Miles Eastward. didly maneuvering troops i Who Rush before to army. was really a ""fefTI Clothing instruct the Turkish Up Munitions and Supplies. notably that of Von der Goltz, and an creditable military achievement. M by Ad On June 29 we heard of the assas- naval mission, headed sination of th Grand Duke of Austria i j t'roiect tnem I Turkey miral Limpus. was even then in and his consort. Everybody by putting in ' 4. Breaking deeply attempting the difficult task of re- - received J IX5NDON, Nov. the news calmly; there was. Indeed, a Nov. 4. official along a 30-m- oreanizinz the Turkish navy. HAVRE. France. The ,1 H Into the enemy positions v e soon stunned feeling that something mo- communication of the Belgian head- NATIONAL SUNBEAM MAZDAS M J Moth Bags captured discovered, however, that mentous had happened, SSI front today, the British the Von Sanders military mission was but there was quarters tonight says: 4 inore than 10,000 prisoners and 200 something quite different from those practically no excitement. A day or "We have completed the ejection of Three times the light, whiter and more efficient or wrapping in puns. Field Marshal Haig reported to- which I have named. Kven before Von two after this tragedy I had a long the enemy beyond the Ghent-Terneus- r. night. Zanders' arrival it had been announced talk with Talaat on diplomatic matters; Canal. The Germans hold only a few for the same price ar.il Canal was that he was to command of the he made no reference at all to this machlnf-gun- s nests on the bank of the The line of the Sambre take 50-Wa- tt, the British made an ad- first Turkish army corps, and that Gen- event. I think now that we were all canal. 10, IS, 23, 40, each 1'aper stormed and beyond was affected by a kind of emotional pa- "Our line as 35 vance of more tiian three miles eral Bronssart von Schnellendorf we has been advanced far Box of 5 All Size to to the east. to become chief of staff. The appoint- ralysisas were nearer the center as the approaches to tho northwest S1.75 50c S1.G0 it says: ments signified nothing less than that than most people, we certainly realized and southern suburbs of Ghent. From The statement completed bis the dangers in the situation. north of of Zwynaerde "This morning troops of the Fourth, the Kaiser had almost A few days the villas:, the Third and First British armies attacked plans to annex the Turkish army to his later, when Fallavlcinl lino continues along tho west bank of Oisy and the own. called upon mo. he spoke of the na- the Scheldt." between the Sambre Canal. tionalistic societies per- PATENT MEDICINES River Scheldt, north of Valenciennes. Envr Becomes Prussian Cog. that Serbia bad OF RENOWNED MEN 30 -- To show the power which Von Pan mitted to exist and of her determina- BELGIAN HEADQUARTERS. Nov. 4. PICTURES On the whole of this mile front tion to annex Herzegovina-H- troops from the United Kingdom and ders' appointment had given him, it is Bosnia and e (By the Associated Press.) In mak- Steam's Tonic Wine 05 deeply into only necepsary to say that the first said that his governmenfwould in- ing a pinn of Flanders one must draw Mentholatum New Zealand have broken sist on the so- Ypres. 45 10,000 pris- army corps practically controlled Con- abandonment of these a straight line from Dixmudo to Cla-Wo- the enemy's positions. Over cieties and AT OFF od Grip 200 guns are already reported stantinople. These changes clearly these pretentions, and that It was along this front that the valiant V4 Tablets, oners and showed to what an extent Knver Pasha soldiers of Belgium, under the leader- guaranteed captured. had become a cog in the Prussian ship of their King, began their on- 25 Canal left Far Behind. slaught to recover their native land, Liquid Peptinoide SI.15 "On the right of the attack the first Naturally the representatives of the THE OREGOXIAVS ADVICE. after battling for four years to retain .We Are Closing Out All Wampole's Ext Cod Liver and 32d divisions advanced to the as- entente powers could not tolerate such Stats Measures a tiny fragment of Belgium as their ou sault in conjunction with French forces a usurpation by Germany. The Brit Vote 301 No. own. BRIC-A-BRA- not operating to the south" of them. Two ish, French, and Russian Ambassadors Vote 303 No. Forest Is Key to Routers. C Miles Anti-Pai- n Pills i5e divisions etormed the formidable ob- mmediately called'upon the Grand Vi Vote 305 No. It was along the center of that line Johnson's 60S8 125 stacle of the line Sambre canal, and zier and protested with more warmth Vote 306 Yes. that the attack began September 28. in our Framing Department. Select your SI. have pressed east to a depth, of over than politeness over Von Banders' ele Vote 809 No. Three miles away stood Houthulst for Scott's Emulsion 6J) miles to the east of it. Vote No. est, the key to Roulers. This forest Christmas gifts early at our special prices. three di- vation. The Turkish Cabinet hemmed Jll Jad Salts 75 "In these operations the first and hawed in the usual way, protested Vote 813 Yea was the Belgian objective. When It Sal Hepatica vision under command of General that the change was not important, Port Measures was taken Roulers fell. Then Ostend Trays, Nut Bowls, Book Ends, Desk r27c Strickland, having captured the town but finally it withdrew Von Sanders' Vote 814 Yes. and Zeebrugge were freed, and for days Dentox of Catillon, forced passages of the army Vote 816 past the enemy has been fighting des- 50 place and near the appointment as head of the first Yea Sets, Statuary, Glass Vases, Brass Mile's Nervine canal opposite that corps, and made him Inspector-Genera- l. City Measures perately to gain time to remove his SI.00 lock two miles to the south of It. At However, this did not greatly improve Vote 501 No. materials from Ghent before being Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. . .90 the latter point, assisted by the Royal gave Vote 602 Yes. compelled to abandon the city. and Bronze Pieces Engineers, Cameron High- the situation, for this post really Danderine 89 the first passage Von Sanders greater power than the Vote 504 Yes. Houthulst forest had been converted landers effected the of the one which he had held before. Vote 506 Yes. into an enormous fortress b ythe Ger- six minutes. SOS mans. canal in 1914, Vote Yes. It was pivot of whole -- Thus, by January, seven months the the ------X "In Its subsequent advance this di- Vote 610 Yes. line between Armentleres and Nleuport- - N vision captured the villages of Fesmy, before the great war beffan. Germany 1500 held this position In the Turkish army; Innumerable redoubts, dURouts and con Hautreve and La Groise with a. German general was chief of staff; crete blockhouses were constructed anu ALDER STREET AT WEST PAPK prisoners. inspector-genera- l; scores along every road traversing; the for- "On left the 32d division crossed another was its severe fight- of German off icess held commands of probably a punitive expedition Into est there are doors leading to sub- the canal at Ors and after the first importance, and the Turkish Serbia would be necessary to prevent terranean shelters, making the whole ing took Rue Denhaut. Having cleared out- area resemble a city of cave dwellers. the line of the canal to the south and politician who was even then an such outrages as the murder of the north of this village, it continued to spoken champion of Germany, Enver Grand Duke. Herein I had my first In- Hons Are Oatmanenvered. of short-lin- e roads under private man- "Dry" liaw Violation Charged. bition law. They were latef released enemy Pasha, was Minister of War. timation of the famous ultimatum of At every cross were agement should not be closed unless the under J I SO ball each for their appear-an- c advance and drove the from the 22. road four little villages of Mezieres, La Folie and Sam-berto- n. German's Vacation Ksrnrd. July Inoffensive looking green boxes. Upon movement would be unduly circuitous Albert Kkstrom. proprietor of a soft In Municipal Court today. Thomas The entire diplomatic corps attended 1 Anderson was also held under bail After securing this diplomatic tri requiem approaching these boxes, however, one and expensive. In no Instance should drink establishment at Union avenue, :i umph Wangenheim was granted a. va-- the mass for the Grand Duke notices ugly death-hea- d signs with the and Andrew Seaburg were arrested as a witness In the case. Mormal Forest Attacked. and Duchess, celebrated at the Church word "danger" painted conspicuously such routes be closed or use forbidden late "In the center of the attack the 13th caution lie had certainly eafned it of Sainte Marie on 4. without approval of the regional yesterday by Patrolman O'Halloran and wltserland will supply 1.000.000 Ambassador, July When the These boxes contained 40 pounds of chsrs-e- Division, under General Morland, the and Giers, the Russian stately, gorgeously robed priests had explosive. with violation of th prohi wmrhM for th AmTkan Armv. Fifth under General Shute and the went oil on a vacation at the same time finished, we hifrh They were timed by the Corps, General Harper, attacked Baroness Wangenheim explained to me all shook hands with the kultured cave dwellers to explode when Fourth I was ignorant time of all Austrian Ambassador, returned to our the Belgian soldiers entered the forest, the western face of Mormal forest. at this automobiles, eight-mil- e heavy fighting the infantry these subtleties of diplomacy pre and started on our but the Belgians arrived sooner than "After cisely signified. ride along the Bosphorus to the anticipated and broke percussion and tanks drove the enemy from his what these vacations American Embassy. caps the positions in the western outskirts of-th- Wangenheim s leave of absence, sh from the mines, jut as they have forest, capturing the villages of said, meant that the German Foreign Two Ideals Symbolized. broken the hearts of the men who set Soiyeres, Preux-au-Boi- s, Hecq, Futoy Office regarded the Von Sanders epi For this day was not only the day them. and Louvignles. sode as closed and closed with a Ger when we paid our tribute to the mur- The mines remain there as mute evi- "Thereafter our infantry continued man victory. Giers' furlough, she ex- dered heir of this mediaeval autnrrarr: dence of the German "peaceful and plained, meant was voluntary evacuation" of Belgium. Hou the advance, overcoming alike the that Hussla declined to it also the Fourth of July. The vmu a--er great natural difficulties of the heavily accept this point of view and that, so very setting of the two scenes sym- thulst forest is a forest no lonicer. wooded ground and the resistance of far as Russia was concerned, the Von bolized these two national ideals. I A few trees still stand like spars sway the enemy. Sanders affair had not ended. I re always think of this ambassadorial ing In the wind. Others smashed to "Moving through the enclosed coun member writing to my family that, in croup going down those stone steps to splinters He across water filled with try on the southern edge of the forest, this mysterious near eastern diplo the church, to pay their respect to the shell holes. It is a picture of war's the 25th division forced crossings of macy, the nations talked to each other Grand Duke, and then going up to the desolation. CITY OF PORTLAND, OREGON the Sambre Canal opposite Landrecies with acts, not words, and I instanced gaily decorated American Embassy, to When the correspondent emerged and captured the town. Further north Baroness WangenhelnVs explanation of pay their respect to the Declaration of from this devastated area some days OEPARTMEMT OF PUBLIC AFFAIRS the 18th and 50th divisions penetrated these diplomatic vacations as a case Independence. All the station ehips of ago a huge fire was rasing a few miles deeply into the forest itself and are in point. the forelxn countries lay out In the away. It was a munitions depot left advancing. stream, decorated hon- behind by the Germans and there Is still And now for several months we had and dressed In strong presumption that it was fired Center of Forest Reached. before our eyes this spectacle of the our of our National holiday, and the spy Turkish army actually under the con Ambassadors and Ministers called in by a or a time fuse. . "The 38th division has reached Les regalia. There are tales or spies left behind BUREAUOFLFlRE Grandes Patures, and the 17th division trol of Germany. German officers lull by the Germans to blow up bridges and has captured Locpuignol, in the center drilled the troops daily all.' I am now In glancing at the ambassadorial dumps enemy B. r. DOWELL. convinced. In preparation for the ap group at the church and, afterward, at munitions which the had CMicr CNaiNccn of the forest. our receptfbn, I was no time to destroy. Near Bruges a mu- "Severe fighting took place this proaching war. Just what results had surprised to note nitions depot blew up 10 days after the October 28, 1918 morning in neighborhood of Le been accomplished appeared when, in that one familiar figure was missing. the re- Wangenheim, ally, Germans had abandoned it. a acsiT arrcs ra Quesnoy, where the enemy counter-attacke- d- July, there was a great military Austria's was not There have been numerous arrests t.ii in force and was repulsed by a view. The occasion was a splendid and present. This somewhat puzzled me at gala The Sultan the time, but I had ex- since the departure of the Germans of New Zealand division with great loss affair. attended in planation afterward the suspected eptes dressed in civilian in killed and prisoners. Our troops state; he sat under a beautifully deco- from Waneenhelm's own linn clothing. Some of them were disguised have crossed to the south and north rated tent, where he held a little court: He had left some days before for Ber- as women. of this fortified town and are now sev- and the Khedive of Egypt, the Crown lin. The Kaiser had summoned him eral miles to the east of it. Prince of Turkey, the princes of the im- to an Imperial council, which met on "On the left English troops having perial blood and the entire cabinet July 5, and which decided to plunge followed up the enemy closely through were also on hand. r.urope into war. SHORT LINES PROTECTED out his withdrawal yesterday morning We now saw that In the preceding (The end.) attacked and drove him from his new Fair Treatment Accorded W nether position on the line of the Aunelle border, five miles east of Valenciennes, tlons, and to prosecute with vigor any TOOTHS River. East of this river the guards Under Government Control or Xot. PUBLIC: Prex-au-Sa- rt. was reached. violators of the act. The penalty pro division has captured and Short-lin- Warg-nles-le-Pe- point west vided e railroads, under the 24th division has captured tit From the latter to just is a fine of not more than 81000 whether "Wargnies-le-Qran- d. Is enemy's or a sentence Government control or conducted by We and of Guise, which still in the of not more than one re- the tmaeraignad. Aug- - a year's Imprisonment. the Independent companies, are to Chief, Assistant Chlof. The 19th division has crossed the hands, the British advanced about a division of rates, .traffic nele River east of Jarvlain. On the mile along the Sambre-Ols- e canal and ceive fair Battalion Chiefs, and Fire Marshal, of the Portland left to the northwest of Valen crossings and a. reasonable share of the available troops the Oise and of the canal More Liquor Seized. car supply, say instructions received Plre Department, have had an opportunity to qtrrdy ciennes the Canadian have made were forced. by Manager O'Brien from Re- progress along the right bank of the Fighting is proceeding around Le Eighteen and one-ha- lf gallons 32 Federal Two System beyond r.s and gional Director Aishton. the Platoon sinoe adoption and in-- Scheldt and have passed Quesnoy, where the Germans launched quarts of boqtleg whisky was dis- no In its' treux and Onnaing. heavy counter attackB. There must be discrimination stallation by the Council, September 10, 1918, vhlch "Our advance is continuing on the covered yesterday in three trunks at routing over roads whether under Fed- was whole battle front. . BRITISH ARMY HEADQUARTERS the Union depot by Patrolman Cam- eral control or otherwise, and routing? found necessary on account of the difficulty ed In "Further north our troops hold Se IN FRANCE. Nov. 4. (Reuter's.) The eron. The officer reported that the Instructions in favor of bourg and Sebourquiaux." British first, third and fourth armies trunks had been checked from Rose-bura- -. roads should be respected. keeping the Department .at proper efficiency. struck a heavy blow today against the Or. The liquor was confiscated. Throuprh routine involving the use Its' LONDON, Nov. 4. The British have Germans on a wide front of primary entered Oisy, and further north have strategic importance, extending from This emergency was caused by the captured Landrecies. The line of the Valenciennes to Oise, resignation of Franco-Belpria- southward the many Aunelle River, near the n about 30 miles. Don Experiment.With Catarrh; of the experienced men, and the inability to get The weather, which was gloriously t men to fine, enabled the airmen to fill their places. Since the. adoption .of the to great advantage. It Often Leads to Dread Consumption present system, a great many of the old experienced IT IS TIME TO MAKE Smoke Barrages Vsed. men have returned, and we have had no difficulty The smoke barrages set up by the "Be more aggravated finally in British served their purposes conceal- You Will Never Cured by and reaches keeping the Department up to quota. MENTHO-LAXEN- E SYRUP ing the infantry movements from the down Into the lungs, and everyone rec- its full enemy and baffling the machine Local Treatment With Sprays ognises the alarming condition that re- Anyone Can Make m Fnll Pint of and Douches. sults when the lungs are affected. Thus The Laxative, Cold The German left, disorganized to a may be the of Bill that will be submitted for the approval Curative and Coosa Catarrh Is a condition of the blood Catarrh forerunner that Medicine Cheaply at Home. degree, owing to the recent withdraw- most dreaded and hopeless of all dis- of the voters at the election, ITovember 5th, entirely als, had to accept battle unprepared as and cannot be cured by local applica- eases, consumption. is it was. The British employed tanks tions of sprays and douches; this has satisfactory to us, and we do not hesitate to state Everybody Is subject to colds and and artillery support waa No local treatment affords perma- that their extraor- been proven by the thousands who have nent relief. Experience has taught in our opinion, the Two System more coughs at this season. Be prepared! dinarily intense. vainly resorted to this method of treatmen- that Platoon gives a The Quesnoy-Valencienn- es road, di- 8. 8. B. Is the one remedy which at- we Have on hand & full pint of Mentho- - t-Catarrh efficient fire department, and most earnestly request rectly north of Le Quesnoy, was tacks the disease Its source, the-voter- syrup should not be neglected or at the s. ' Laxene that checks and aborts reached last night by British patrols wrong blood, and produces satisfactory re- that, giTeit their approval at that .'time. colds, relieves coughing working beyond Villers-Po- l. experimented with. The treat- even cases. and gradually ment is valuable time lost, during sults in the worst Catarrh brings permanent relief. The full and FARIS, Nov. 4. The sufferers are urged to give P. S 8. First French which the disease Is getting a firmer a thorough Is by drug- best benefits are derived if you begin Army, attacking in conjunction with hold upon its victim and making It trial. It sold all taking very the British on Sambre-Ois- e Canal, has more difficult for even the proper gists. You are Invited to write to the it at the outset of a cold fo- - expert 3. cough you can captured several important villages and treatment to accomplish results. medical department advice or because check or advanced nearly two miles, the War Though makes Its first ap- aa to how to treat your own case. Ad- ?Pfrfpis. Catarrh abort the cold and save many hours Office tonight announces. pearance In the nostrils,. throat and air dress Swift Specific Co.. 43S Swift Lab- of distress and perhaps ward off pneu Three thousand prisoners and fifty passages, the disease becomes more and oratory, Atlanta, Cln. Adv. cannon were captured. monla and bther serious results of a On the Argonen front the French neglected cold. occupied the outh bank of the Ar- Mentho-Laxen- e is pure, contains no dennes Canal between Semuy and Le Chesne. Assistant Chief. opiates or narcotics. It Is pleasant The statement eays: penetrating, healing and curative be- "The First Army attacked In yond any preparation you can buy with the British on the ready made. Full directions and guar Sambre-Ols- e Canal, between Oisy and antee are with every bottle of Mentho Vadencourt. We crossed the canal and Laxene. It will more than please you gained a footing on the high ground aalonfc. or The Blackburn Products Co., Dayton, on the east bank, reaching the villages Ohio, will refund your money. of Boue, La Caurete, La Neuville-les-Doren- dt Hundreds of thousands and Iron and passed beyond of bottles of Les Quielles, making an advance- - at Mentho-Laxen- e have been sold and not certain points of three kilometers." over 50 people have wanted their money bark. That tells how good it Is. Adv. V Battalion Chief. FEDERAL LAW OPERATIVE Lose Your Fat, V. S. Attorney Instructed to Exercise aa Keep Your Health Especial Vigilance. counteracts the bad effect Already of sunwind and upon Superfluous first! Is tin Tilf,v t.ft. - under the ban of the corrupt dust Pire Marshal . U it healthy to dipt or exercise too much for practices act, the art of dickering for your complexion Its removal. . The simplest method known votes is now prohibited by act of Con- fnr reducing- tho overfat body two. three or gress October IS. No person may offer The smoke and dust of city lif c, and Resinol Ointment is cooling, sooth- juunua m. wee, is me Aiarmola Method or accept any money, obligation or the sun and wind of the country, spell ing and healin? to an irritated skin. tried and endorsed by thousands. Marmola gratuity for purpose influencing - ' ' . viiiBiiiing the of roin for good complexion!. But It contains medicinal agents that are m jbui.i. exact doses any vote for or against any candidate lainous -i prescription, are Bold by Resinol Ointment, way dragjists at ".- cents for a larre case for Senator or Representative In Con- aided by Resinol in no harsh or harmful and may ir it you prerer you can obtain them by gress, at primary, general or special Soap repairs the damage done in this be used without hesitation- - sending direct to the Marmola Company J64 'Woodward Ave.. Detroit. Mich. They elections. way and helps to keep the skin clear, Soap nro repartment All dromrtas sell ltssiool and (I'd. Two-Plato- oa 12 harmless and leave no wrinkles or a. The of Justice Instructs clean and fresh. Adv. Campaign Committee. B. Francois, Chairman, N. Jd St.) They are popular because effoctlvs United States Attorney Haney ta exer- Why don't you try tbcmt cise especial vigilance at today! elec- -