Latest News From The War La est New The War 7th YEAR San José, Costa Rica, MONDAY November 8th 1915 No. 3302 LA INFORMACION English Section The Goverment Foreing Policy Does Not Deserve Our Confidence, Said Venizelos In The Greek Parliament The King Still Suffers Great Pain Off to their native land to fight if Greece Holder bare en una de la police needs their Assistance Who leads?
The third objective Dossible record Allies LIMON NOTES MORE BRITISH REINattack Bulgaria as soon as. FORCEMENTS and that there can only exist a constitational Government or one in favor ATHENS The British Legaof intervention. He says the allics at tion announced that 40000 British titude with regard to Greece should troops had joined the French army, defend on whether that Government and that other units are on the way to We wish to call the attention of our readers, surely interested chooses belween respecting or violating that front in the Great War news, that our yesterday edition contained SEVEN the cause of right. The Journal has a FULL COLUMNS, points measurement, amounting to not less very sad opinion of the situation; it says ZAIMIS REINSTALED AS than 5, 500 words of war news, which comprised all those received that yesterday incident foretells the PREMIER by cable till midnight.
breaking up of Parliament and the NEW YORK A special teleIn the meantime, The Imparcial. that boast to lead in this as emphasising of the neutral tendency, gram from London for the Herald says in other Sections of the news paper field, only brought in the corres.
and this combination may make the po that advices from Athens states that ponding sunday edition, scarcely TWO COLUMNS, 12 points sition of the allies in Saloniki more de King Constantine has decided to dismeasurement, of cable news being only part of those received at noon licate and difficult; that the coinciden solve the Parliament and recall Zaimis last Saturday, and counting exactly 806 words ce should be borne in mind that the rather than permit Venizelos to occupy We are sure that our english speaking favourers will appreciate crisis caused the German mission to go power again; that he has challenged our unceasing efforts and good will in serving their justified interest to to Athens, headed by von Falkenbayn. Venizelos by appointing Yanakitzas be informed up to the last moment, of ALL THE LATEST Our adversaries say thy never cease Aide de camp, that the situation is ve NEWS FROM THE WAR as our motto reads.
to pound while the iron is hot ry grave, that the onlookers are becoming very pessimistic in regard to the TURKS SET BACK IN THE probable effect of the allie efforts to DARDANELLES save Serbia.
LONDON Official. The Turks THE BOMBARDMENT OF ΕΊΣ ΚΩΝΣΤΑΝΤΙΝΟΣ took the offensive in the Dardanelles NISH and on the 4th November and made PARIS News comes from Sofour attacks on the allie positions, all linicit that the Bulgarian artillery bom The Kaiser first objective was Pa velopment of the war since last autumn.
lof which were repulsed barded violently the outer forts of Nish ris. It was believed generally that he But the failure to reach the third obon the Nishava river, and took Nish would reach the French capital ahead jective, after another tremendous outFALKENHAYN AND HIS kavola, a small town hours march of the first frost. The drive failed. lay of men and munitions would had INTRIGUES AT ATHENS northeast of Nish.
The second great objective, the effort Germany by next spring snowed in to reach Calais counting as a side is on the road to Petrograd, headed off NEW YORK, A special tele BULGARS DEFEATED AT sue, was the Russian army. The Ger on the road to Constantinople and bloe gram from Athens to the Herald states ISVOR man troops, after enormous losses, are ked on the road to Paris, after eighteen that King Constantine had a long indivving in to spend the winter in the or twenty months of the exhaust most terview with Falknhayn, sent specially ROME An official report from ved and froze returning from Mos. succeed to smashing through to Tura latitudes in which Napoleon army star ing fighting. Unless the Germans shall from Berlin, which again shows up the Montenegro states that struggle contiGerman intrigues, that the situation is nues actively around Visigrad, where cow. No decisive battle has been fo key before next spring the hold. is still recruitthe German lines in Russia. There Constantine called together the leaders that artillery duels continue is ing strength, might be in a better posiof the parties to discuss the formation Drina: that the Montenegrins repulsed no special military profit in having tion than they were before the begin of the cabinet, with the object of try the enemy on the frontier in spite of reached Vilna unless it shall provening of the movement through the Baling to put an end to the crisis select violent attacks to inflict a crushing blow upon kan States to the Bosphorus the Czar army or reach the Russian Upon the other hand, if the Teuing others in preference to Venizelos, relieve the but that he is meeing with great dificul VESUBIUS AGAIN AT WORK capital. The third objective is Cons tons should reach and GREEN RESERVIST5 SAILING ON THE BASILEUS KONSTANTINO. CAPTAIN PALEOLOGOS tv, that Venizelos insists that the King tantinople by the overland route throug Turks, the Allies will have to their should confire himself to the power ROME The Vesuvius is in erup garia. This campaign protesting Serbia and consenting Bul. diseredit. and discomfiture, the inaugurated of the failure of both the Dardanelles conferred on him by the constitution, tion, the surrounding villages are threa in mid autumn with snow already fal campaign and The Greek liner Basileus Constantinos (which is Greek for King Constantine) sailed from Nep York for cffort to relieve but that he fears he may dissolve the tened by the moving lava; the roads are ling in the Balkan highlands and with Serbia, hold back the Bulgars and Piraeus, Greece, with 500 cabin and 2, 000 steerage passengers, who are all reservists obeying the call to the Greek Parliament and proclaim himself dicta crowded with fleeing people, who ca the Allies landing forces in Salonica. stop the Germans. The question in colors that was sent out from Athens ipo weeks ago. On account of this big number of steerage passengers, whose tor in order to carry out his policy in wry their movable belongings. Help has fares have been paid by the Greek consul in New York, it was said, the Basileas Constantinos had only 1, 000 favor of the Germans The roads are very bad in both Ser the Near East, and the question upI been sent them.
tons of cargo, mostly provisions, for Piraeus. If Creece does not enter the war and conditions become more peabia and Bulgaria, so bad in Bulgaria permost in the minds of observers of that ceful in the Balkans the reservists are to have their passage paid back to New York. they understood.
vracticall all traffic is carried on the war as a wole, is whether the by rivers, which do not accommodate or their enemies will be first to reach themselves to the necessities of an army Constantinople. If the Dardanelles if he thought King Constantine wished ty, and ended saying Your policy has proceeding in the direction of Turkey should be taken by the Allies before THE KING HEALTH the ruin of the country, and continuing made the national ideals impossible; by Railroads are few and poorly equip the Teutonie advance could reach LONDON 6The King passed his speech. said: should prefer not serving involuntarily the political group ped. The route lough Serbia and Turkey the command of the Meditera good night, he is recovering his appe to associate the King with this discus in favor of Germany, we lay ourselBulgarin is across spurs of the Carpa ranean and the Hellespont would give tite, but still suffer great pain especially sion, but as you ask me shall say that ves open to tre risk of aiding Bulgaria thians and the Balkan range The them a new and well supplied base when he tries to move.
Allies in a constitutional Government the king in her ambitions and the enlargement of is not responsible, and the Ministers Turkey Why not join in the war to NOVEMBER 5th.
pread around the town, that the Kaiser of a short direct rate the advantage from which to proceed against the route. The Allies ha Central Powers, and an intrenched BRYAN AGAINST WIL cannot take refuge behind the crown. day when tomorrow it will be inevitaBy the sailing of the Coronada had comitted suicide, and crowds flock ve the advantage of an open road sition with their backs tooded India.
SON which act would make them unworthy ble?
ol Elders Fyfes this afternoon quite ed around the Cables and were disap through the Medierranean to the point the defense of which must always be WASHINGTON, Bryan has no King desires the ruin of his coun. to represent a free and proud people a few Jamaicans were returning home pointed to find that this particular news at which the yare landing troops to aid counted in the list of Great Britain Serbia important undertakings in any war in VON BULLOW MISSION to spend Xmas in their own country, had not been posted up yet. Of course openly and almost insultingly challen try. We are a democracy presided by NOT FOR PEACE Almost every year at this period, the the most interested in this matter, were The Balkan situation is more dis which the Turks are leagued with the ged Wilson to prove that he is he chief a King but all the responsibility rests on ships travelling direct to Jamaica take the men who are talking War, the who quieting to the Allies than any other de Germans. Louisville Courier.
of the Democratic party. Wilson the cabinet; if you desire an absolute friends consider Bryan language in monarchy say so frankly and obtain the Associated Press representative von Bly this year even in the small island tural in this town, as getting ones cofee.
LUCERNE Interviewed by an this particular Festival at home. Proba The reading of the Cables comes as nahome a crowd of Jamaicans to spend le time, and having nothing better to do.
the light of a personal reproach. charges and the constitution necessary. Bullow said he was not trete on a KITCHNER INCOMMOVA ation wishes theconstiution just as it is. Ied to continue the war to the end by off very quietly, as several of the Fa: Just to give an idea as to how Limon but your efforts will be in vain as the ce errand, that Germany was determin of Jamaica, the Xmas Season will pass HOW FIRST OF WOUNDED FROM BATTLE OF LOOS WERE RECEIVED IN LONDON admit the right of the crown to disa means of the arms, that be was not milies of the rich have sons fighting in stands today, one has only to take a LONDON The gree with the responsible members of going either to Washington or Madrid, the Mother Country, and of the other walk around the city and look at the rumours of the Government when he believes that and that he had no discussion with the families, they probably have many sons large quantity of Lottery tickets that LONDON The arrival of the first wounded from the Kitchener resignation have been re this is not acting in accordance with Pope delegate or anyone else. The fighting also. However, quite a crowd are on hand, and only two days from battle of Loos, following directly upon the first exciting news of the moved by the announcement of the the will of the nation, but since the last Prince spoke freely on the several as gathered to witness the sailing of the the drawing, and one can then manage British advance in the West, was a dramatic incident of a London Press Bureau, which states that during elections it can no longer be a question pects of the war.
time few friends going by the above steamer. to figure out how Limon is getting along night. In a vast and gloomy railway station, which had as few lights of Kitcheners temporary absence As of disagreement and the crown has no mentioning that his opinion was not for today. But should Limon be the Lucky going as were needed to show the way without betraying the place quith has taken charge of the War Of. right now to disagree on the same sub publications as he was speaking in his We note by the late Jamaica papers winner of the Grand Prize, on Sunday, fice, and that there is no thruth it in ject. It is not now a matter of patrio private capacity and did not wish to sailed for England to fight, and that up in the Lottery ticket line for the next to a possible Zeppelin, a silent crowd had gathered. Suburban and that a contingent of Jamaicans have it is a sure thing that business will look overland rains were steaming in and pulling out, porters rushing the statement that Kitchener has resign lism but of constituent liberty. realise discuss polítics.
about wih trunks and bags on hand trucks, civilian passengers asking THE OPERATIONS IN SER ral but he has not the same experience ly in an automobile to places of inte. Kingston, can imagine how proud the that the King is a disinguished Gene The Prince and Princess go our dai: they will be convoyed by a French two months about plattforms or arguing with the women inspectors, who are not Cruiser. To anyone that has visited BIAN FRONT yet entirely familiar with their duties.
in political matters. have tolerated the rest, accompanied by their friend Ba Capitol, KINGSTON felt on the day very busy around the town taking picWe notice our Local Photographer The crowd which waited silently and patiently in the midst of PARIS, official On the Ser nal delay brought about by the attitu to enjoy perfect health cabinet on account of this constitutio ron Stockhammer: the Prince appears thest troops left for the Mother Coun tures of the various stores and places this bustle was composed of relatives of men at the front. Shortly be bian front the enemy attacked our nor de of the crown and by the impossibifore midnight, a train bearig the wounded drew up at a side plattry, and the whole Contingent has been of interest for the Blue Book of Costa thern front with strong forces, especial lity of having elections during the moform. The gates swung open and the wounded, in torn and powder ly out right wing, where the struggle bilization, but you misinterpret my toENGLISH WILL STAY AT sent away, practically at the expense of Rica, and one ought to be able to ob stained khaki, heads bandaged, arms in slings or on cruches appeared, still continues. The enemy advances lerance if you think it means an approGALLIPOLI the people there. On that day of leav tain a fine Album of the Beautiful followed by a procession of stretchers. After a rough crossing, the ing Kingston, each man must have felt Port Limon which now needs a few wounded, usually so cherry, had no cheers left in them, and the towards Kraguyevatz, and our troops val of your policy, to which am dia AMSTERDAM The correspon like a General, and the Island will be Tourists with cash to help us out. At crowd left no desire to cheer. Those able to walk were put into motorare retiring south of this city. On the metrically opposed it would had been dent of the Lokal Anzeiger in cont waiting the news of their men going any rate, the Park is looking in fine cars aud buses, and the men prostrate on stretchers were lifted into south of the Morava without success. titution until the end of the war, in or circles the opinion is that the English themselves. No doubt they have left the which looks as though it will never now eastern front he attacked our positions better that you had suspended the constantinople states that in well informed into battle and as to how they have condition and is the pride of Limon, ambulances. The watchers crowded up as close as the police would and what account they have given of with the exception of the Band Stand In the direction of Nasava our left der that we might know exactly allow, looking for familiar faces. But it was againts orders for the winter on wounded to talk. Soon they were whisked away into the darkened wing had to retire before superior for whom the responsibility rests; dont con Gallipoli, and do not intend to volum Island with the motto England ex be finished: What a lot of things the ces, while the enemy centre suffered found the constitution with the will of tarily abandon the operations on the streets of London, and the crow dispersed.
War is responsible for. It is as well heavy losses, retiring in disorder in the the nation which simulates empty cons ninsula.
pefor the time that we have something direction of Ballevatz titutional forms. Gounaris speaking.
It is very strange how a rumour gained that can take all the blame.
THE JAMAICA WAR CONTINGENT STEADILY said: Venizelos policy would ruin the ITALY ADHERES TO THE ground this afternoon, a report was, CORRESPONDENT.
VENIZELOS ON GREEK country would throw it against SHAPING UP.
GOVERNMENT POLITIC Teutons, which would be disastrous for the TREATY OF LONDON The Jamaica war contingent is now quartered in Swallowice Greece and Serbia. Thorotidis criLONDON, The newspapers ticised the policy of Venizelos which that Italy jured the pact signed by the (A word from our Limon Correspon rection, and the fact remains that LA ROME The Messagero states TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS se, for our journalistic work it this di in Saint Andrew, under the supervision of the military authorities publish part of Venizelos speech in in February would have conducted the allies in London on September 5th.
while the medical examination and attestation of those passed mer the Greek Parliament: He said: The army and navy to certain disaster, as not to make peace separately dent. INFORMACION takes first place in cally fit are being proceeded with. good many men have bee Government foreign policy does not subsequent developments have justified The last word on the English Sec this Country as a Daily Paper and no rejected for various reasons, but some said to be suffering from hook deserve our confidence and we con this opinion; armed neutrality has savtion. There is not the slightest doubt paper can alter this obworm will be treacd for same at the Garrison hospital. Meanwhile der that in the end we with profound ed us from a catastrophy. Intervention GREECK PARLIAMENT IS that when we started the English Sec We leave this little matter to the others who have passed and taken the oath of allegiance are most sorrow find ourselves threatened by the would have ruined us without our havFOR WAR tion as we said on Saturday last, over Public who will decide this question.
enthusiastic. As soon as the examinations have been completed the enemy who will attack us after ing been able to help Serbia effectiveyear ago. It was merely for the pur Blessed is he that expects nothing crushing Serbia. It is sad to PARIS Herbette telegraphs pose of keeping our English subscribers drilling will commence.
that tomorrow we shall find ourselves alone, The strength of the Jamaica war contingent which will leave from Athens that 143 Congressmen vo posted up with the latest War News, THE LOTTERY SCHEME Venizelos, resuming his speech, de ted in favor of the intervention of Gree which we have tried to do as long as without friends, without allies, facing fended, kis policy in February and disce and that these represent the great conditions permitted, but as The Im SCHEME OF YESTERDAY LOOK FOR THE LOTTERY the island on the transport for Europe will be 700 men, made up, as follows: Five hundred and fifty, the strength of the contingent a formidable enemy. He was inter cussed the benefits to be derived if majority of the people, and adds that parcial are now trying to gain prais. ON THE 4th PAGE OF THIS proper, and 150 the first two months reinforcements.
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