THE MORNING NEWS ENGLISH EDITION OF EL IMPARCIAL Page San José Costa Rica, Central America, December 3rd. 1915 No. 33 BRICKLEY SIGNS CONTRACT TO COACH THE JOHNS HOPKINS TEAM.
The Balkan Situation Not So Serious.
The Serbian situation although critical is not desperate, says General Delacroix.
Paris 1st General Delacroix, in an article published in the Temps. says that the Balkan situation must not be considered too serious that the condition of the Serbians although critical is not desperate; that the Allies offensive on Istip may change the course of events; that the Austro Germans failed in their main objective which was to cut off the Serbians and that although their army has been forced to withdraw eastwards, ihey can still retire to the southwest as far as the Drina valley and join the Allies.
The Austrians Dislodged Jaime de Borbon Has Again. Strict Mersures Reports of Famine in vernment efforts to save the sup plies are well known throughout Near Goritzia.
Been Arrested.
Adopted Against Germany Seem True the country and it is expected that cards for beef will soon be issued ANY German Newspapers.
OFFICER WHO SHOULD THE ITALIANS ASSUME VIGO GREECE WILL YIELD TO THE as was done for bread. The cattle census which is to be taken on the HOLD AN INTERVIEW WITH ALLJES DEMMANDS AS LONG 2nd of December, will include hor ROUS OFFENSIVE IN THE CAR GREECE WILLING TO DISCUSS HIM WILL BE IMMEDIATELY AS HER SOVEREING RIGHTS ses, goats, bulls, cows, calves, sheSO PLATEAU THE ENTENTE PROPOSIARE RESPECTED ep and swine.
DISMISSED ROME, 30th. An official TIONS AS LONG AS THESE DO The newspapers in some cases report reads as follows: In the PARIS, 30th. The Journal NOT HAMPER HER NEUTRAreveal the real situation. For insLONDON, 30th. The rum tance, they stated that the BresMount Enero zone we renewed reports that Jaime de Bourbon LITY ors of famine in Germany are in lau bakers had been fined for havour attacks on Merzli and Vodil has been again arrested in Auson Sunday, and after an extreme tria. He was in Italy and requestcreasing in spite of the efforts ex ing baked cakes and that the ba BRICKLEY ly vigorous encounter the enemy ed permission from Emperor LONDON, 29. The Exchan ercised to keep the fact in secre kers of Benneckenstein and Bruns The announcement was made in Baltimore that Charles Brickstrongly built defense works re Francis Joseph to visit his pro ge Telegraph Company reports vick were also imposed a fine of ley, the famous Harvard athlete, has signed a contract to conch the cy.
mained in our hands. Our artille perties at Frohsdorf. He was in from Copenhaguen that about a The Algemaine Zeitung publis two hundred dollars each, for hav Johns Hopkins fotball theam next fall. Brickley was with the ry destroyed three of the enemy formed that he could freely travel dozen German newspapers have machine guns. On the heights through Austria and therefore been suspended for discussing the hes an official warning stating ing sold bread to persons who had Harvard eleven for two years and in that time earned a reputation as one of the greatest football players that ever trod the gridiron.
located to the north of Goritzia left for his estates. The day he food question. Max Harden in his that the enemies eagerly reproduReuter News Agency reports He was a spectacular kicker, his goals from the field being the the enemy, after being heavily arrived at Frotdorf he was arrest daily Die Zukunft. closes an ar ce from German newspapers, any from Athens that the basis of the sentation of the football season for two years.
reinforced, started vigorous coun ed and will be kept there until ticle by saying: We must admit articles dealing with high cost of Greek answer to the Entente lies ter attacks and at some points the end of the war. He was fur that the Germans, for the present, living in Germany, and that they on its claim of neutrality, as long JAPAN WILL NOT SANCTION GERMANY TO FLOAT NEWNAR succeeded in penetrating our new ther informed that any officer are suffering great privations.
take advantage of them to increaiy built trenches. Later, after a who should hold an interview The same newspaper reports as her sovereign rights are respecCHINA INTERVENTION LOAN IN JANUARY Germany in violent hand to hand struggle. we with him would be immediately company has been incorporated short, will be unable to continue imposed.
from Christiania that a steamship se the belief that ted and no military restrictions TWO MILLON PERSONS IN POsucceeded in dislodging them dismissed.
which will establish a line of stea the war. This same newspaper IT IS BELIEVED JAPAN WILL DELAND TO BE PHOTOGRAPHED from the places they had preGreece claims that that the Samers between Norway and the adds: We believe it our duty to lonika railway, in the hands of CLINE TO SUPPORT GREAT viously occupied.
EY ORDER OF THE GERMAN Sɔutar to be the New Serbian west coast of South America and set these facts before the newspaBRITAIN INVITATION TO In the Carso plateau we asGOVERNOR CHINA summed a vigorous offensive on Seat of Government. that this line will start operations pers and show them the effects of the Allies shuts off her principal on the 1st of January.
the northern slopes of Mount PREMIER PATCHICH AND THE their procedure.
source of supply. There is no sign AMSTERDAM, 29th. The Saint Mitchell, towards San MarThe Exchange Telegraph Com The Vorwaerts says that it is ne of the Entente modification of TOKIO, 30th. The most im German newspapers state that the tino, where we demolished several BALANCE OF THE CABINET pany reports from Athens that the cessary that the demands that the its demands but the diplomats portant newspapers in the Empire Progressist member of the Reichs of the enemy defence works and HAVE ARRIVED AT THAT Government is willing to discuss Government should improve the and the Government have every believed that the Government tag doctor Muller proposes to pre captured 15 officers, 702 men, TY the Entente proposals and ac, situation should be heeded and hope of reaching a satisfactory will decline to support Great sent a Bill to force all boys betmachine guns and a large amount cept same, as long as they should that in this way the people would understanding.
Britain proposal inviting China ween the ages of and 16 years of be of such a nature as not to be stop complaining. All the newsof war material.
to join the Entente and help to age to receive a semi official eduPARIS, 30th. An official enbarassing to the neutrality of papers recognize that the sitnareport reads as follows: Mon Greece.
continue the war without furnish cation with the object of prepartion es extremely serious. The Go DRINK ENGLISH PUNCH ing any military support. ing them for service, and that a DRINK ENGLISH PUNCH tenegrin communiqué announces Bill will be also passed providing that on the 28th the enemy suefor a new loan amounting to Bulgarians Claim Several Successes ceeded in re occupying Foftyha, 500 million dollars, which will even Mwtelks and propoli. In the be floated in January, to defray THE SERBIANS AND FRENCH DES: tured 54 prisoners and one officer.
course of the engagement we capthe war expenses until Easter.
The German Governor of Pol.
TROY THE BRIDGES UPON Along the other fronts there and has ordered that two million has been no change. Premier Patpersons be photographed so as to THEIR RETREAT chich and the balance of the furnish passports to all those per Cabinet arrived on the 28 at Sousons above the age of 15. Thirty SOFIA, 30th. Along the Ser tar which in future will be the thousand persons are being photo bian front we vigorously pursued new seat of Government.
graphed daily the enemy towards Pris. We captured thousand prisoners and guns.
Treaty Betwen the United States and AUSTRIA IS ALSO HARD The Serbians upon retiring to Haiti.
UP FOR COAL Montenegro destroyed all their field and large caliber guns. Our THE TREATY SIGNED AS MOadvance towards Prizron still conDUS VIVENDI BETWEEN THE AMERICAN tinues.
MINISTER AND THE SCARCETY OF. COAL IN TRIEST HAS INCREASED THE On the front to the south of THE GOVERNMENT OF HAITI Macedonia we occupied on FriWILL REMAIN IN FORCE UNPRICE OF GAS TIL RATIFIED dey, the last Serbian position called Orna Rjeko, located on the WASHINGTON, 30th. The ROME, 30th. Stefany reports road leading from Prilep to Monfrom Berne that the scarcety of astir, near Allace, to the south treaty with Haiti, which at preswest of Prilep.
coal in Triest has increased the ent is in force as a modus vivendi price of gas and that the populaThe Serbians are withdrawing signed between the American Minister and the Minister of Foreign tion is daily diminishing owing from Minastir. Owing to our vi Affairs of Haiti, will continue in to lack of work.
gorous pursuit, the Serbians were force until its text is discused by unable to destroy the bridge over the Senate of the United States.
Denial of a the Orna Rjeka, on the road from Prilep to Monastir. The French More Soldies False Statement.
in withdrawing from the right CAPTURED, GERMAN GUNS IN LONDON. INTERNATIONAL, FILM SERVICES THE PRESS BUREAU DENIES THE bank of the Cerna river destroyed For France.
REPORT THAT THE FEVERT the railroad bridge near Vozern, LAW HAS BEEN PASED CALLING Out of the many cannon which the British troops have captured on the western theatre of war a large number are being to the west of the Kavdar bridge. THE 1897 CLASS TO THEIR used at the front while a few of them have been taken to London for exhibition and are proudly lookd upon and admiral by the STRUCK MINE near the defile which runs accross COLORS LONDON, 30th. The Press the Balastic.
PARIS, 30th. law was passCANONES ALEMANES XHIBIDOS EN LONDRES Bureau publishes a statement ed calling the class of 1897 to De los muchos cañones tomados por los ingleses algunos han sido puestos en servicio mientras que otros se han llevado a Lon denying the report that the stesDRINK ENGLISH PUNCH their colors.
dres para exhibirlos y en donde la muchadumbre los contempla con orgullo y admiración.
mer Fevert struck a mine.
Captured Germán Guns on Exhibition in London. မ ACTRESS தயdLC Witze CAPTURED LE CATEAU: UC26 1914 crowds.
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